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JAMES MARTIN, 10

- ker, Admir-. of The Us, RICU.,,
for distribution of the mors Martin and 40
Petition f far and others vs.. the Estate state If
Martin. partition Of rsI u,
u5 The bills set forth that in AD.u.. s'a
HALIFAX CouRty, N. C., died august ;ust lsas T.
agGa ABOUT ninety YEARS, innoy.'ale AID
WhIch deToived on his heir. ahg real aud
eS4tera! Kindred that Wil;snu, GI.siri5q,lt. -
lne lnteState died in said co ,Iu. Marlin ;,
years ago and left twelve cb;I5!y Of Hsrs
,reggy; bartholomew, Jesse - Wen, 10 Mr.. q
Lucy, Thomas, (the iniest,.o, mary Ann o.. u
1.-THE plalntift:l That all of Ia mbrOSe r.. q,
except said James; that Of T died beS..,N. i
the said William, Jr., are Hue us others tbsS i
ciIed in fnn T ,ne issue Of John bis b ,@tn u
Thomas KeiIr AN IN o5S that sS5 d'9 Gr W..
IFS Marn 60 c. mn1Ie Issue and dcec u Pes d,
wax MIIEer; Of halifax county, ana L,tecgr, vs..
he!ly OF tennessee. that MARY 1 An The defsrJ.
living is the plaintiff Mary KIN ann ouy d.. -a
and John married and removed :, INA Bart5S q
orTennessee, but whether thu o rG9fH,the S.,,.
that Catharlne Lucy, Ambroso "a, lad Issue i 4
sue. The bills seek a distEibn%.!:u Betsy a. ! .
and partition and sale of the ranT Ofthe
OF the heirs and distributes o Ia estate "a ny
ton has been received of the d. Io aege tb,, .
NEW, Jesse and John or their ;SSesnaaHts Of ~, y
ana demand that if any of then sue FiihD f-.
themselves. Also, that ali nnn NJ .? alive +,
themselves parties, or dr. .eSdeat d-fs-Ss{
against them and the causes ~ t1O eats,,g ~
August "a, 1868. Neafd t; pc,i. Y !.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RFW,,

uNt%AY FROM TIE SUBSCRIRFR "r
N Ne Gay the 18th of January last nv near1 W
AsLHoN He is ola whitish yellow cnT S,I y!
ieet or inches high, IS or 90 wears old ard
10 weight about 40 pounds He has beary I be.5
N Sru ans snort when questioned and has down
III ', ne Is trying to pass for free boy.
- Will give the above reward forJnim daliyorod :,
get him. Vi ''H'I II IN Ia any j
Caswell Co., March 81, 1852. ~ oe " AM
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$50 REWARn

a n WAY FROM TIE sUBScRnr,
- the 18th of May, my negro b3 p9 SIHEEEIa
sUou' years old, dark IGulatfo black NIL
b"t he may have gone off in the army With ss2
S u' LIE Is supposed to be lurking about 0rGr st
nnon " he ne mas relations. The above reward Tl
EPon HIS apprehension and confinement in n;i
livery to C. Herndon, in Oxf1rJ nr IN Jall
part VI orange county near Cedar Fork WI
June 10, 1868. D. H. HtRy
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THE PEOPLN'S NV

WE ARE NOW IN OPERs p 61tCI0Rl
A,;na .s stt Of the people. are bos FOR NJ
iD sSas ia &C. In few days we expeet
kiD U9F r FSqp I'D is also in operation On,
interests % Of 9 tba FURNISHED as far as pos aT% ea
We Will n or 't ,S country will receive our s Il
you M must Pay the highest prices for OIL Old ':
mos to Ss ItFlng to US IfyCu desire the srn c
DIoe0s of various Kinds BY whoJesaiao DC PREPARED
wives will be furnished with Dooo and Fetal
prices. Win necessary articles
Hllisboro', N. c., June 5, 1859 '-"' Dun L 10
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DILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, ULCER
II TONS OF THE WOMB, SPEKMATOR5H
SYPHlLlTlC AFFECTIONS, &c.-DR ]. A. Cai
of Huntsville, Alabama, operates with perfect n
for Piles, and guarantees perfect cure in everyE
Piles, where the TumOrs come down when at st,d
operated with perfect few days ago, il &
Al years standing, his tumnrs coming down as lar
large tea cup az every stool. Those who doubt II
dress Mr.. IL. Il. Berry, Monticello, Florida.
DR.. G. operated on some desperate cases in SasbUT
year, one of them is known 10 every citizen of Sa
He can be consulted ct home, Huntsville, Ala, f
present.
March 20, 1853: 24WS1
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ENPORTANT SALE CT REAL FSTiT1
IL BY a resolution OF the last Grand Lodge ofy'r
olina, we, the undersigned, were authorized and er
ed to sell in the town Of Oxford, N c. that yaIr,t
perty known as ST. JOHNS MASONIC COLL
Said property, with some hundred acres of land -
thereto will be offered for sale for cash. on Thu.
LIST day Of October next. The building is large ~
mOdiOus containing about eighty rooms, and Well +,
for male or female College, with all necessarv ami.
ings. Those who may be DESTROYS 10 purchase viii 9
to Robert W. LaSsiter and J. T. Littltjnhn, ESQ, +
ford, who will take great pleasure in shelving h.
property.
(Signed,) E. F. WATSON, Grand Nasig
G. W. d. HUTCHlNGS, Gs7I In
August ~, 1873. 6S-ytzzu
~ The Register and Spirit of the Age, tbeE Min
ton Journal and the Salisbury Waterman pleas O.,
forward accounts to W. T. Balm, Grand SecretaIy, r
NC,
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; NEW PUBLICATIONS, BY BRANSoN
~ FARRAR Il Co, MYRTLE LEAVES, by Rev. A.
W. Msngum, in press second edition-a book pecu.
larry adapted the times suited alike soldiers in camp
and to the loved ones at home.
MORVEN & LINDA, tale of soldiers faithful love
an extract from Myrtle Leaves, pretty poem ready
Price !B per hundred md ed $1,000 o,,,
second edition just published.
at sparkles every Page with bright gems of thought
This Is true, genuine poetry."-4SGLisbury Banner.
THE ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOK, revised from
Webster, and adapted to Southern schools now ready.
! THE DIXIE PRIMER-second edition. ApcpuIar book
| for the children.
| Price per hundred 80.
THE FIRST DIXIE READER will soon be ready.
Price 81 cents.
THE GEOGRAPHICAL READER with maps in press
now. Send in your orders.
| Price 81 20.
FIRST BOOK IN COMPOSITION just out, is designed to
precede English Grammar; it contains number OF pleas
ant writing exercises for the student valuable
book.
HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS-suit to
Sabbath Schools and soldiers in camp-the best book of
the sort yet published.
Price 80 cents.
Miscellaneous Books for Sale.
CATECHISMS FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS.
Price per d,zen, 81 so.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL BELLA collection of Hymns
for the of Sabbath Schools This book has been long
and lavorably known.
Price, 80 cents.
GREAT EXPECTATION-Read it and realize the value.
Price, So W.
A STRANGE STORY-Truth is often strange.
Price, IS 90.
THE STEP SISTER.
Price, 81 so.
D0RRELL MARKHAM
Price, - so.
TAUNHAUSEE, OR THE BATTLE OF THE BARDs.
Price. So so.
RAIDS AND ROMANCE OF MORGAN AND HIS
MEN-An exciting book of truth.
PFicRS3 50.
HARDEE'S TACTICS, WHEELER'S CAVALRY TAG
TICS Periodicals. Papers aud the modern literature
South generally
ALSO SCHOOL BOOKS of the old and new publica-
lions here and elsewhere, for sale.
The usual deduction made to the trade Send IN your
orders and they shall receive prompt attention.
BRANS0N, FARRAR, & Co.,
No u, Fayetteville street, Raleigh, N. C.
August 10, 1868. 65-tf
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OFFICE RAIEICu I,

SECRETARY'S OFFICE, RALEIGH. All.
gust Eoh lSS-Sealed proposals will be received at
hs ONCE until Saturday the 18th day of September TO
furnish sufficient quantity of WOOD for the use of The
oate, In the Capitol during the ensuing winter and
Inc WOOD to be sound oak and hickory be delivered
ana measured IN the wood house. the Capitol grounds
from time to time as required and to be cut into suitable
lengths for the several fire places
furnish it. ~ eJ Will
The right of rejecting bids not advantageous to the State
is reserved. JNO p n RTTSS ''~'e
Ar,s. a. 1000 Secretary of State
"a Register ana Progress till day.
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n OST OR STOLEN FHAVE IN MY Pos
session clay bank HORSE, bride and saddle offer
ed to be sold to me by calling himself J. e. CON
NER. deserer from the army; having to think
that said horse stolen, have retained him, and
give notice 10 person who may have lost large clay
bank horse with in forehead supposed be from II
to 10 years DID, that they get the bv applying
me at Graham proving property and paying for this ad
vertisement and all expenses &c
Conner says he snapped for the horse with tie stage
contractor the line between Hilisborough and Milton
and tells again that he got him from Dr. Sanold of Leas-
burg. HENRY LONG,
Graham, n. C, Aug 81, 1868. 7O-6t
n Progress copy three times, and send bill to this
office.
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$50 REWARD,
&SR REwARD-RANAwAY FROM

S, me suOscFIUer ON the nght OF The I'd inst, in
Henry dark COLOR about 81 years DID, medium height
and sze his skin, under his Clothes rough from re-
gen, of Charlotte, N. c. and suppose he is trying to
make his way to Richmond, Va, he has twice before
cling the cars
Mack is about II years DID, not tall and rather chunkev.
has scar in each temple close to his hair color almost
copper No doubt he and Henry are travelling together
Twill pay the above reward for the apprehension of The
said boys aud their confinement so that pet them mr. b
return to me at Huntsville. Yadkiu County N. c.
Aug. II, 1853. sztf
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tie that showeth mercy when it may be best
spared, will receive mercy when it shall most be
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Sept. 8, 1868.
NHRIsTM1N,s OINTMENT. THE MOST

THRISTMAN'S OINTMENT. THE NO S,L
~ popular and eilcdciOus in the Southern Go,,53IT
is now prepared in Wilson, N. e, by THOS. r. Cii'"'
The chief bject in the original manufacture d" 5,
ment, was for the of Itch in its various forms T
however, proved itself invaluable remedy o r
Scaidhead, cuaneOus diseases in some Instances Ol
of twenty years standing also Rheumatism. % ip
has relief been found in its for itch and tetel J
army has of late, purchased large supply IH 't s
hospital use. In its application t" over nuhlIs Tf;
each of itch and letter but failed OF cure
been tested on horse flesh and found certain cur s
backs and shoulders. In testimony of its cur1IS Sg
any amount of reliable certificates could be rs
Id deemed out of place, the ointment when h. al
ample prOaf of its vauableness in the cure oil i'll hot
ments 1t be used in any climate, either eIu ns,
rainy clear weather without any danger 10 u1 In and
This ointment is put up only by the subscriber
glass jars. with fIl! directions and will be liars
persons in want OF it at from three dollars to M. T,i
according to size of jar, application accom- d.
the caSh Druggists will be furnished at reAS a., rdp
duction, by purchasing large quantity 4"
promptly attended to.
REFERENCES.
CHARLIE F. DEEMS D. D.. Wilson, W.
w. Il JORDAN. Wilson, n. G..
DR.. W. Il. HOOPER, Caswel Co, NJ -a-1r
Wilson, N. C., Aug. 81, 1868.
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NORTH-CAROLINA INSTITTTIoy
~ THE DEAF DUMB AND THE BLIND N.
session OF this Institution will commence ON Morj.-
TENDER lth, 1853, and continue ten months. II i.
tanI that pupils should be present at the CONNIE,
Of the session. For information as 70 tba mol
MISSION &C., address WILLIE J. PAINE
Aug "a, 1868. 6a-rESS
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INSANE ASYLUM.---THE BOARD OF d.
EECTORS OF this Institution wish fill the Office of
Matron, now vacant. None other than unencumbered
females need apply. For information respecting the du
ties, &C., Of the office, apply to the unders gned
ED. c. FISHER,
Physician and Superintendent.
Raleigh, July 80, 1863 62-2m
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NM OOL CARDING.-THE UNDERSIGN.
w ed would respectfully announce to the public that
they CARDING WOOL at their old stand on
Haw River, mleSnOrth of Gibsonvie Station and
having put their cards in good order they prepared
make the best quality of rolls Those bringing wool be
carded required to wash it clean, and have free
from trash and burs putting pound of lard every
ten pounds of wool and sheet 10 every 25 pounds
Our prices for cardng Is cents per pound for white
and 70 cents for mixed, if tolled, pound in 5.
D. L. PUGH,
A. F. LAMBETH,
MOrton's Store, Aamance Co, N. G..
July IA, 1858. 5f-2m.
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IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION.-BI
Il CREECH GLITCH FORD.-We will sell on WsiI=
day the 9Th of September, commencing at II Oclod
front of sales ROOM the following goods teng Tf!
the Cargo brought over in the steamer Advance"
One hundred boxes tin 10 "A and "A % iu4s
brand IN.
TWENTY-FIVE or thirty thousand envelopes
SeveuIv-6ve one hundred reams best satin note V
A lot Of India Ink
Large lot Faher'S best lead pencils.
One hundred gross very Arior steel pens.
Sale positive. CREECH LITCHFORD
Auctioneers, Raleigh, 81
Sept. 3, 1868. 72-a
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I AND Wa TE D.-FROM 500 TO 2, 500
~ acres-the subscriber wishes TO buy immediately
but will postpone occupancy till later the above quantity
of land in of the Counties accessible to Railroad
travel Address the subscriber Raleigh stating price
quantity and quality of land, situation improve
mentS, in short all that purchaser woud desire know
Il. X. BURGWYN.
haIeigh, ~ u, Aug. IL, 1858. 67-6t.
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& AMUEL III. CHRISTIAN FOR CON-
- GRESS--Many of the citizens of Moore County de-
sire to vote for SAMUEL II. CHRISTIAN, of Montgom
cry County, representative in Congress from the 9Th
Cong resSiOnal District
July 10. 1862 Std
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uIxECUTIyE DEPARTMENT, n. CO A. ~.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., N. RalEIb
~ jutant Generals Office (Home Deience'J w.
August 3lst, 1868. General Order No. J.. August
l. So much of General Order No. !, lissueu Of ssch
Is, 1852 eycmp:s the Commanding ulI RSsrIrnsD!
Company Of the Militia and Adjutant OF the NC
from Home Defence duty, is hereby revoked
By order of Gov, Vance: -. AIT Genl.
JAMES II. FOOTE, Asst. Az 7INsr,
Sept. ], lStS.
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DLANTER'S HOTEL, RALEIGH, n. d
q Persons visiting The City Of Raleigh will find 4
their advantage and comfort to stop at the PLANE
HOTEL its location being pleasant and retired rI.a
venient to the State House and business part of thee
The prOprietorS solicit liberal share Of publicur
age and promise 70 do all in their power to rendGt
who stop with them comfortable Their table will beT
supplied with everything the market and surround
country Affords and served up to CRAFTY thehu
and suit the most delicate appetite.
The long omnibus which runs to the Yarbrough b
will also take passengers 10 the Planters Hotel Sc
PARTIN BAN
Raleigh, July %, 1868. sl-gn
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DEPPER AT E. A. WHITAKER'S.
Il Raleigh, Aug. 81, 1858. 10
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A CARD.-I UNDERSTAND THAT THERE
N is IL report in certain Counties of the 9TH Congress
siona District that am for reconstruction of the old
Union. pronounce the report false expect to visit
the different Counties Of the District ut the Superior
Courts and explain my views in full for peace if it
can be obtained on honorable terms.
will address the people of MOnre Montgomery, STAN
~. Arson, Chatham, Randolph and Davidson, TUES
DAY of each Superior Court
S. II. CHRISTIAN.
August 10, 1868. 65-lstuct.
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DOCKET KNIVES, AND KNIVES AND
Il FORKS at Z. A WHITAKER'S.
Raleigh, Aug. 81, 1863 10.
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SPICE AT e. A. WHITAKER'S.
- Raleigh, Aug. 27,.1s68. TO
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TENOILET SOAP AT e. A. WHITAKER'S.
Il Raleigh, Aug. q, 1868. 10
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VNHE FRIENDS OF GEN. WILLIAM F.
Il JONES, OfPolk County, announce him ConSer-
vave candidate for the Tenth Congressional
District of North Carolina.
July Z, 1858 55-tdpd.
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STEEL PENS.-3OO GROSS JOSEPH GILLoTT's
Seei fens various kinds by the single box quanti
w a' POMEROY'S.
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z FAD PENCILS.-wHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
. P0MEROY'S.
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GHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO AT
" E. A. WHITAKER'S
Raleigh, Aug 81, 1858. 70
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CODA AT T.. "A. WHITAKER'S.
- Raleigh Aug. 81, 1863. TO
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" D-OLD CAST IRON.-FOR
w Mill Irons and other heavy pieces, we will nav
and cents per ID. SHAY, WILLIAMSON & co.
Raleigh, July 80. 1859. 82-wImnd
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IL II A M'S MANUAL-FOR VOLUNTEERS
and Aiiitia-new edition, containing all the plates
J0T cas-" only. Price So For sale by
W, L. POMEROY,
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SUPERIOR BLEACHING AT
Raleigh, Aug. 97sls63. TO
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AUCTION SALES,

| -. s-Are sALB ov PaIz- 90 us :
"a - Z =. md = -. pIs,-i"t o. O,laa
~. -. nue., h-tv.sn eth : d So :.,.,t, 2,
80. -. o. hirs.ca D. O., on xsynlY
IL "a ~ ses-n.r.. 'rstant ,sr Is sr,sns;,t ~
1 soc. q m tie cargo ~ a snho.pe~1Essse
t'n- 20 ;.rri.:ns, IN part - follows yi..
Lot x aoy- a'sSa u thes, .ot Hoop si;ris
- a. urpf' Il acc lot DARK Calioo
10: Ho... s-line &c isirss lot Gl.rS .,,.
L. r. owl Cotton 'ot Pi.id ro.toes ''So's-
j. Canton rlsun l, nt White TAI Io,,, r,~,
- tCashmer.. 1t Aleaca '' E-~a>So''
Lri K.r-ey, lofss nd--.
Lex NJ. 3ucs o. q Y o0len Gloves 80
Lc: Gotten, M.olen, anc o:Aar Rosisry'
Let Sewing 81 L. lot pool Cotton
Lot PIT, lot Iinep srd SIX H-uaSrrch;.es
Lot pa and White wing Thread
Iof,Worked Collar an5
lot 0epte"en "o",Hn iru.
10: Coffee 1t Esse. o. Coffee.
, ,". TEE Tea n Lot PerRsrtr ,..,,,
Lor Rs,sns, lot Y.i.y Sesp
:, I Mustard. "a o. eese
Lot soda lot Molssses,
Lot Salt !cr 4 risky,
LctZipc. Al lot sugar.
Also
Lot Gent emen's Boot ard Shoes
~ aides Eoot.e- ard Shoe
OF Chiicreu's Bcotees emil lot Felt Hats
ALSO
large lot Of Medicine.
'e "-d&ds &. Msr.asl TO- n. g.
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A COuda, COLD. OR An IRsIfArsD THROAT. II
sllowed tc progress, results in serious Pulmonary
And Bronchial affections, oftentin,es incursbie
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach dirent!y the affected parts And give a,nos.
Instant relief In BsoscHIrIs, ASTHMA, and Ca
TARKH they are beneficial. The good effects result.
ing from the use sf the Troehes and their extended
use, has caused them to be counterfeited Be sure
to guard against WORTHLESS. limitations Osr.Is
only the gssHias Bre,ss's Bro.chio! Tyoeh1s which
have prorsd their efficacy by test of many wears
PurLIc SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
Troches. Military Officers aud Soldiers who over
TAX the voice and ara exposed to sudden changes,
should have them. Sold everywhere at . cents per
box t.nu,n
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BATCNELeR's RAE DYE,

ins osSf 81 ne 'F0fs1,
william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces ceiO, not TO be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hsir in the least; rem
edies the i'll effects Of bad dyes, and invsorAtes the
Hair for life Grey, Red or Sassy Hair instantly
turns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the H.ir
soft and beautiful Sold by all Druggjsts &c.
- The Genuine il signed WILLIAM A. BArcHl-
Lok, on the four Sii.S Of saoa boz.
Factory. No. 81 Barclay ST., N.,s York
N lily Late 2Ss Broadway and 10 Bond ST.
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DIED,
o. the 18th inst, MARY ELIZABETH eyed
years, only chill OF X. b. and Margaret Graham
On the sth inst, SUSAN b. ASH, aget - yea.
Ano 6 months,
Her tuneTS 81 will take p'sce to morrow, (Welne
day from the re- i'd nee Of her un ia. j. ID. Ben
Js;Iin, on New Jersey avenue, near Nsw York sr
at o clock.
On the 9th inst. Mrs. JANE PAGAN formerly
OF Virginia, sr6 for the last SO , p!sry
me nber Of the Oh, School Baptist Church of this
civ
Her funeral will take place to. morrow tWednes-
day al 10 ciG OK, from the Island Ba ptst Church
Virgin Avenue, lear IA st, TO which er frisnis
are respectfully invited.
In this city. op the 9Th inst, AARON HAIGHT
PALMER ed % years, fer the last Il years Con
sui General of :he Republic OF Ecuador
Funcral services At Church of the Epis hany on
q street, to morrow "Wednesday afternoon, at 8
O'Clock His friends sd the N rmDers OF the Di pio.
matte Corps are invited TO attend. TIE Masonic
fraternity, OF which he was long a distinguished
member, will take charge of the Obsrquies It
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WAyHISGToN- Feb 1874

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 5, lSi3
DIR. Won MOschzisker cured me of n very severe
case Of sHhtbslmis, which threatened the loss Of nv
sight; NJ: II. GooDg! UGE. Capt. and Q NJ T. s. A
Dr Won Moschzistsr can DC Consulted for ii nitad
TIME longer on Deafness Sight ard Throat Afiec-
t"is. Gface Il Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
willard .. feb -4ts
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III OIereIcr IN CoSoREss.-BusinSss 70.
iSssnS " The DistrictVf Col .Mbia was tateN an
10 the Senate yesterday a. the special order
lie oaN relating 10 nigh " ays in the County
o. Washington ard District Of Columbia wss
1t provide that the f~vy Cour, shall, have
contrVl u what relates to roads All roads
y n,iD he said cOGnty which ha We been used
py the public for period OF twenty Ave years
or NOR az highway, and have been r-cox-
nIH- q by the Levy Court as public county
rcacs' Tor the repair Of which tho cour; has
w'rs. The surveyor must survey and plat
such ro"cs within \ year. Roacs as above that
q We besn ohstructcd ere to he reopened q. the
et" nse II the persons who Ea-c caused such
Oh rucuons within the last six years IL the
I'm lie coirCnienCe shall require. Roads here
70 one hundred feet wide and the Levy COURT
may condemn lands fer the purpose. Materials
LII making such roads may be cOndniuned.
drops nay be taken from fields or gardens be.
lore Toads sbail BE- laid through them
The bill ''to establish the office of register of
deeds tor the District OF Columbia" was taken
up and passed.
The hul provides that the register OF deeds
shall be appointed by the President by and
WITH the ad vice and consent of the SEN ate " no
snail perform all the duties respecting the
re gliding OF deeds and other Instruments of
wiiung now performed by the clerk OF ;hs
Circu:t CCurt, and that rooms FOR his Use shall
be furnished by the Secretary OF the Interior in
one of the public buildings, or else W here in the
city
The consideration Of the bill to incorporate the
Washfnyton Tneater Company was postponed
until to- Gay.
The consideration Of the bill W hich provides
for ~ tending the charter OF the W ashington and
LIZ x.nGria Railroad COMPANY, and for other
purposes as also postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10

Halls RUBRER PiGss for ladies', only 50 cents
betwe. q 9Th and 10Th sts Fl St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10

ARITsT on SCspICIoy.-Yesterdaym morning
the Metropolitan Police went 10 tina house Of
Madame Mitchell, corner " New York aygnue
ard Thirteenth street. and arrested tho ;andisdy
ana All her 5Oaruers, IN order 10 identity two
that ven; n taa stOTa OF William Bailey near
ihc Central Guardhouse, ard were suspected
Of stealing two jackets. Margaret Mitchell
ard Sarah Davis were identified as the two
who vsc-.. yy;i1ted. The Gao was laid before
-iustice Johnson, and the testimony Of MT
j,aIiry y-as taEfu, from which IL appeared tha.
tii- girls were IN Ais store on Saturday, and the
J1.s-;s we're tnsre M - the TINA of their de-
I'rr,'-'. an,I :Ii.rw-rd mr. fi;-iey missAd them
JGs'ic" lvhnr. i tld not d"-H ne evidrrc.
sufficient - ;us q, / commitment flr court.
STC - c"ir clSmis-ad.