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ENORMOUS DIVIDENDS Among the heartless and
soness institutions of the age, that are making big
piles of money at the expense of the country, we
may mention the Southern Rairoads-without an
exception. These concerns, as we perceive, are
declaring the most enormous dividends, while they
hardly pay the hands they employ enough to buy
bread with little salt in It'll especially the hands
lodging the war. And the poor soldiers fighting to
protect these roads and the property of the stock
holders are charged exorbitanty for riding them
or even for Transporting on them a little box of
provisions.-Nilt0R Chronicle.
Is this true? If it is, the Legislature when it
require them to mend their ways"
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TATCH THE THIEF.-STOLENF FPOM
u the subscriber Reidsvle. N G., the night Of
the 26h of October clay bank HORSE, with dark msue
and tail, and has spn knot his right front knee, he
is excellent PAGER thought to be seven or eight years
old He was stolen by named Isaac Thacker, but
sometimes goes under the of Robert John Thack
er he belongs to the 45th N c. Regiment and is deser
signatures to this paper seems have been slightly burn
ed When last heard from he at Huusuckers Store,
in Montgomery County N. G., on the night of Sd Of No
vember will give $25 reward for the recovery of the
horse and $25 for the man. and he is deserer there
will be paid the usual reward of $50 for him.
CHARLES ]. L. WILLIAMS.
Nov. 12 1883. 47-w9tpd.
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"GoLDNGN BRYsoN.-A letter received in this place
yesterday states that this notorious assassin and
bushwbacker was killed together with some Of his
comrades, by the friendly Cherokee Indians, few
DAYS ago in the mountains near Murphy n. O. By
son received from the LINCOLN government the COM
mission of Colonel, and was-at the head of force
supposed to number 500 men from the States of
North Carolina, Georgia and TennesSec.-CotundiG
sLS Gl GudrdiaH .-. ...- = +.. f~s
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Col G. L. Harris, Conservative, has been elected
by some 800 majority, to the Senate from Ruther-
ford, CleaVeland, and Polls; to fill the vacancy occa,
stoned by the resignation of Mr.. Dickerson; and
Col. John F. Hoke, Destructive, has been elected
to the Senate from Lincoln, Gaston and Catawba,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
James H. White
And Thomas W. Ritter ESQ.,, Conservative, has
been elected to the Commons from Moore County,
to fill the vacancy occasiOned by the resignation Of
Mr. Kelly.
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HOOKS RE-oPENED.-OFFIcE OF THE

HlOOKS RE-OP OPENED.-UFFICE UE III HE
ID Chatham Railroad Co., Raleigh, N. c., Nov. Srh,
1883 The Board of Directors of this Company, having
determined to put forward The grading of the rOGd With
gor the books of subscrp ton the capital stock
directed to be re-opened This road will run iRto the
heart If the Coal and Iron deposits Of The Deep River val
ley II will be intimately connected with great rail-
ways. 1t will be the line of the shortest route frum
Richmond to Charleston It's stock has therefore every
prospect Of being profitable The attention Of those de
string investments Of fund we'll of those who wish
10 aid in developing the coal and iron of the
COnederasy, is invited to this enterprise, - r-
Price of shares 800 each. Cash pavmenis may be
made. Subscriptions will be received by George W. Nor
decLi ESQ., at the Bank of c. by w. g. J0Ses Esq, at
The Branch Bank Vf Cape Fear BY the Treas of tie
Company, and by the undsrsig ,..--s
. KEMP p BATTLE,
Presidout.
Nov IL, 1868. sl-9t
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der has obtained if elected. The Watehmaa has
thus identified itself with the Destructyes, and the
fact might as well be stated. Il has chosen to do
So and must abide the, consequences We shall
henceforth treat it as Destructive journal, unless
It shodld give in the future dhmistakabls indica-
tons Of Fepentance and reformation -. = - 81
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The DIVINE RIGHT OF sEcEss1oS.-We observe
that Gov. Watts, of Alabama in a recent speech in
Selma in that State reiterates the absurd idea Of
President Davis in ono of his messages, that the
States "seceded from the old Confederation in Or
der to form the federal Union. This idea has been
thoroughly exploded in our columns by our CORE.
spondent, Davidson" But it will be repeated
again and again. as if possible to beat it into the
minds of the people ., ..-
george Washington and his compatriots who
iOrmed and lived under both the old Confederation
H"u tne federal Union, never dreamed that they ST.
oeueu from the former to establish the latter. Mr.
penerSon' we believe never used the word secession
s SuViSed separation only after deliberate,
pSO'e and dangerous infraction of the Constitu.
On Such an infractiOn had not been made by
10 O'u isuerai government when the cotton States
separated or "seceded" from the Union. -.
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AucrIoN sALEI--oN HON.

EMPORTANT AUCTION SALE !..ON MON.
day the 18TH Comfy Court week. viii sell to
the highest bidder commencing at II oenck in front of
sa les for Saawe Executor &C. of tn late
Mrs G. Seawe the valuable LOT Of land NeWbern street,
pt her death Also ls Is slaves mostly young and
likely one of them a valuable carpenter. 80
In addition 10 the above sale weshall sell well aSsorted
lot Of household and kitchen furniture consisting Of Lair
Mattresses Feather Beds Beds.eads &C.. &c Flying
Shuttle Loom capable Of weaving i2 Is yards day;
one CsxaTy Sword and Beit eOmpete 62 dozen knives
aud forks; IS dozen Brown Windsor Soap; 72 pounds
English mus:ard in ID cans cases Ppeb Gastiihon
of blackberry wine bottles recently imported and pure;
200 packs paJiu gcardS silver plated eaher top bug
gy, nearly new ONE excellent Family cArtagei one set
douole Carriage Harness but little one set Wagon
Harness; one good Two horse Wagon; 50 or 100 saeks
Salt to arriFe together with number of other articles
NOT enumerated =. ; 80 GRRRCH 4 LIFCHF0RD,
AuctioneerA
Raleigh, Nov. ., 1868. s0-N
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TTNO THE MEMBERS OF THE NEXT Leg
l. ISLATURE-Ten fifteen members of the next
Legislature be accommodated with good Board and
comfortable rooms, by making early application tOthe
dersgued the residence of the late john Huchns Esq
-, -. j. G. BR0MELL.
RaIeipl, Nov 12 1863 9l-w&sw4t.
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THE HOME GUARDs.-It will be seen by general
order in our paper to day, that Gov. Vance has di-
rected the drilling in the Home Guard to be dis
pensed with until the 10th day of December next
to allow farmers time to SOW their grain. ..a...
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We regret TO learn that Rev. DR.. Gloss has been
confined to his bed at home, Louisbnrg, N. u, with
acute rheumatism, for some time-N. C. AdoOcdte
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The weather in this region has been quite cool
for few days past. We had heavy white frost
on Wednesday morning. Look out for rain. Snow
fell in Western Virginia and North. Carolina ou
the 9th ...... ...
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:, 0ONGREss:-The next session of the Confederate
congress will commence on the er.t ~ =.
emoer tbo next The present Congress will expire
ene I'D of February, 1854, at which time The new
senators and Representatives will take their .e,ts
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DIED,

Near Thomasve. Davidson County, N. c., on the It b
inst WILLIE HUTsoN, son of William and APha Hutson
aged two years.
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IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF HORSES,
Il MULES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, &c, Thursday Of
Court Week-Wil be sdd this day at TuVles' AuctiOn
and Commission Store at l01z O'Clock, excellent work
Horse, wears Old good medium sized Mule, 10 years
old ; Buggy, good new Il new-Jersey Wagon. on
springs; new two horse Wagon; one horse Hag-
good second band Saddle and Bride; sstt Breach
ing and Back straps and other articles .-
JAMES II. ToWLES Auct.
Raleigh, Nov. 10, 1888. ~ sl-n
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NxECUTIvE DEPARTMENT NORTH.

ExECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH.
II Carolina Adjusnt Generals Office a. y Raleigh,
Nov. 1Uth, 1858. General Orders, No s.
l. The operatives in Wooien and Cotton Factories, that
furnish goods for the Confederate State en
exempt from duty Q The Guard for Home Defence e1-
cept when their Counties invaded by the enemy.
H. The drill of the Guard for Home Defence will be DIS
pensed with until the 10Th day of December next TO allow
the farmers time to SOW their grain.
By order of Governor VANCE: = -.
r. C. GATLN,.
s-.'''.' Adjutant General
10, 1868. 9l-w&sw2w
~ Ali daily papers in the State copy. week. and
other papers two weeks. -.s = -.. -.-. o.. o.
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rE,o TEACHERS; RlEEIGEEs AND 9TH

TFHo TEACHERS. REFUGEES AND 9TH.
Z ERS-H0USE. AND FURNITURE-On Wednes-
day the 25th of November>at 20 O'Clock, A. in the
10 wn cf Wilson, N c. shall let out to the highest bid
der for one year the ample and elegant building
cuped by Rev DR.. Deems. 1t erected to accommo-
dale large school, but is arranged that several fami
lies might join in its occupancy The remarkable good
health Of the large number Of pupils formerly ia Semi
nary recommendation. 1t is in the best part Of the
village. $780,, = -. .- a.s.
At the time shall lease for term OF years
desired the Male Academy, also well located With some
/, aerasions it might be made capital dwelling.
Also the time will be sold large lot OF F1rui-
ture Tables Ghais, Wooden and Iron Bedsesds, Mat
tresses Blankets, Coforters, Crocksr Stores De- &C.,
&c. ~. SEVBsAL PIANOS WILL BE SOLD: Ii Terms
made known on the day Of lease or sale q
r.---s - p =" W DANIEL.
F.-- EDMUND MOORE, tCom.
... THOS. q. DAVIS, J
Nov I2 1868. ... 9l-3t.
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when the votes were compared :
O,OtO
2,35J4
1892

Wake has given Turner the largest majority.
In the 9th District the Hon. John A. Gilmer is
elected without opposition.
In the 7th District the vote far as received is as
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SALT AT AUCTION. N.-MONDAY OF COURT
- week will be sold, at ToSles' Auction and Commits
sion Store this dsy at l01< o'clock, lot Of Prime Dry
Coast Salt. Also second hand Piano and other
ticIes. JAMES II. T0WLES, Auct.
Raleigh MOVIE 1898 9i-H
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DIED,

On the 29th ms tant. after short illnefs. JANIS
TUCK Err, Jr., aged - ears and m onths.
The funeral viii take place Wednesday, July
ist, at O'Clock from bis late residence, on At
friends OF the family are respectfully invited. e
In this city. on Monday afternoon the 2sth inst -,
after long and painful illness, which she Dor 9
with christian foftitude, SUSAN, wife of James
Jack, In the 34th year of her age
The friends and scIuaintances of tn family are
invited to attend her funeral, from her late resi-
dence on Sd street east, nsar Virginia Avenue on
Wednesday afternoon. at o'clock.
On the go instant, atcc short but pail full ILL
ness, PATRICK OoDWYER alive OF ireland ,
but resident of Washing ton for the last ii years
aged 81 years.
In Iowa City. June 4.h. LEWIS, eldest child of
four months.
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lily ENTY eNDs.

We are now Prep sred to furnish to purchasers
u. 8. FIVETWENTY BONDS
Of AL denomin atoms, upon application. without
any delay
Subscribers hold ins our receipts are Jsded that
cd to cali fer them. JAY COOKE & co.,
JeG.H 4J2 18th street,
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3 STRANGE BUT TRUE.-War, disease and
famine are considered the most powerful en-
lssares OF death. There are others, more de-
structIve than the three united. We allude to
the deadly poisors sold as rum, gin, brandy
whiskey, wine, &c. a glance at our criminal
calendars, police reports and medical statistics
proves this. In the State of Maine, the head
quarters of the temperance movement, there is
no restriction on the sale of Speer's Sambuci
Wine-a flattering testmonialof its worth and
purity. In our opinion its sale should be en-
couraged in every section OF the country, not
merely for its non Intoxicating properties, but
for its rare and valuable medicinal virtues, ap-
proved by eminent members of the faculty, in
Europe and America. Sold by druggists
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SMALL Pox has already sacrificed some of our
best and brSveSt troops. Soldiers, listen to the
Voice of r. sson supply yourselves wi I'll ollovay 3
Pills and Ointment The Pills purify the blood
removes all pain, and prevents pit marks. Only .
cents per Box or Pot. 23i
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TIE JUNIOR FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
connected with the Rev. DR.. Smiths church
VIII celebrate its twenty sixty anniversary at
the church this evening. Music, recitations
and addresses will in part constitute the exer.
cises of the eyenn z; but the feature of the eve
ming viii be the represen tation of g the Union"
by thirty five young ladies, each lady repre-
senting one State. The entertainment promises
to be most delightful one.
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By MARSHALL PAGE Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, CORNER OF
Sd SfRaEr AND MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE AT
AUCTIoS.-On TUESDAY, July 18th, We shall sell.
on the premises. at O'Clock M. part Of Lot q,
Square 564 with improvements consisting of frame
store on the corner and substantial frame house.
This stand is valuable fer restaurant or lager
beer garden.
Terms: Or e-third cash; balance in and II months
Sale peremptory.
je 24-d MARSHALL Il PAGE Aucts
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"ANTED-A good BREAD BAKER. Good
w wages and permanent employment given
Apply at the corner of and llth streets.
je 7-3t" N0ERR Il BRO.
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NATANTRD-A DINING ROOM SERVANT: one
w with good recommendations can obtain Z
situation by APPLYING at Room No. 81. second
floor, W inders Building, 18th street, between I
and G streets. T-lt
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YHy HIDEs-HIDlS.
w ILL Bs sold # Public Auction, ON over
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, ct II O'Clock 4.
m :. st the Wharf on Hxth street, Washington, aIi
the GovernmeD Beer Hnes on hand ct the time q
sale.
sais [Chron.I 1t. Col. and d. 8. D.
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FIRE.-About one O'clock this morning the
school house on II street, near Fourteenth,
known as Cooks School, and owned by Mrs
Ianner, colored, was destroyed by fire. The
building was very old. and has been used for
some years by a colored school. There is no
doubt but that it was an incendlary act The
fremen were early On the ground, and sue
to the adjacent property; indeed the house in
which the fire originated was not entirely de-
strOyed.
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Dr.. DUPoHf's Sugar-costad Female Regulating
Pills are the vsry best in They operate speedily
And sfectirely and being -c0nted create 40 nau
sea upon the most delicate stomach trial of
these Pills will prove their sxpzieriy ev I'll others
Price 81 . box. Sold by 8. @. Ford, corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Oook, Alexandria. ts6-Iy
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WARRANTED 10 CURE II Six DAYs.-Dr Godfrey "a
Antidote, an English Specific of sixty Ave years.
standing, will cure Goaoryh1a in sig 11y.. No
Shange Of Diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook. AIeIsnsria ia Sly
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By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
TENRUSTEE'S SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED


FNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY NBAR THE SMITHSONIAN IaSrIrU-
rIoS.-On TUESDAY, the 18th day of July, A. d.
1858 in front of the premises, st o clock p. m.
by virtue eff deed of trust to the u bscriber bear
ing ate the 18th day of 1882 and recorded
in Liber J. A g. No 20I folias 1876, etc, one of the
land records, DO, shall offer for sale at public
auction the following improved property, to- wit:
Part Of Lot numbered FIVE. g. in Square mum bered
three hundred and twenty Ave, (S25 of the plan of
the city o. Washington, the said part fronting nine
teen 9 feet six 90 inches 18th st. Esst and ex
tending back ons hundred (IG0l feet, with the free
use Of an alley three 3 feet wide and running back
on the south line of said part Of lot trefsrence be-
ing had to prior deeds for . more particular de-
scription Will sppear,) with the improvements
teereen, consisting of neat and comfortable two
story and attic fraae house with back building.
This property is located on 18th street west, be-
tween B and G streets south in the immediate VI
cinity of the Smithsonian Institution, and Is one
of the most desirable residences in the city The
neighbor hood is healthy, with good water con-
venent
Terms of sale: One half cash; the residue in G
and II months, the purch sser giving his notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
day Of sale, and properly secured.
A deed given and deed of trust taken,
Ii the terms OF sale are not complied with within
three days from the day of sale the trustee
the right to resell the said property at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser
All conyeyancing at the cost of 5ne purchaser.
je n 2awlm&ds W. L. WALL GU, Auoa.
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NTANTED-A WHITE NURSE GIRL, aged
w from ten to fifteen years, with good refer
epce. Apply Immediately at corner south B and
I4th streets. lie 27-3t*
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produced and examined by witness.) Do not
recollect ever to have seenany written a. small
as this: from the character think it is Mr.. BIS
writing; (Two other signatures shown to wit
ness.) Have no doubt Of one Of these; have
more doubt about the other, which is on the
certificate of DIR. Condict.
Mr.. CaTtIieh testified: Knew Mr.. Brown in
the year 1s49: in speaking Of Mrs. Wiley he
always spoke of her as his daughter; met Mr.
and Mrs Brown in Cleveland; he invited me
to come and live with him and his daughter,
with his daughter Emily and his grandchild;
have stayed in Mr.. Browns house four or five
days; Emily passed by the name Of Miss Emily
Brown up to the time of her marriage; Mr..
Brown said John Wiley had asked Tor his
daughter, and he supposed he might as well
let him have her, or they would run away.
Cross examined by Mr.. Bradley; Havelived
with Mrs; Brown about six weeks; when 1
saw MIR. Brown in Cleveland Emily was mar
ried
Mr.. Cook testified.-Have known Mr. Brown
since 1910; have heard him say that Emily +.
Wiley was his daughter; in the fall Of 1885,
had asked him who lady was that was with
him, he laughed at me and said she is the
mother of five children; asked who she was,
and ne SAID my daughter; said he meant his
own lighter; had never heard Of his marriage
nor of his having daughter, and expressed
my surprise in this way the explanation
came up. ."
Cross-examined by Mr.. Bradley-Became
acquainted with Mir. Brown in fS4G; the only
conversation had with him touching the pa
ternity OF the child was at the time referred to;
nave had no offers made me in this suit; have
not been paid Tor settling up the estate; think
L recommended this suit to be brought; have
said to Mrs Brown and Mrs. Wiley that 1
thought they would gain the case; have not
employed counsel. but recommended Messrs.
Brent and Smith as lawyers, to Mrs. Brown;
nave had great deal to do in the case: Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Wiley have had but very
little to do with the case; never heard Mrs
Wiley reproach Mrs. Brown for having signed
certain papers that might affect her claim in
the case; never saw Mrs. Brown until after
the death of Mr.. Brown.
The case was suspended at this point, Mr.
j. I'll. Bradley being unable from illness to
this morning.
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WANTED-A COLORED BOY, from shout Is {,
W Nsears OF age, who und srstands driving ant
taxing care of horse: Also, a Coiored Womap t,
attend tn chamber and homework genera ally Ap
ply at this off SO. ia "a 3t~
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MASSEY COLLINS d Co.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DMAU6HY ALE AND PORTER.

DNAUGHY Ale AND PORTER.
lam now receiving large Quantities Of DRAUHHY
ALE AID PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
.aick am prepared to furnish on short notice -
all persons Who will favor nae with their orders.
Satisfaction guaranteed s--
Orders given 70 my drivers win b promptly a.
ssnded to.
Goods delivered In al pars Of Washinstoa aaA
9sorsstswn. free Of charge.
Terms = Casi o. dslisssy. z.,f
RILIY 4. 6HINN, Ascent,
Uasss Bsssliss DRa, 81 Green -,
eoGH 6eoReetown d. q.
W BOYS CLOTHING. -
BOYS and o;5fi e &c
newest styles, suitable for the present season fer
dress and school wear, to which We invite tie
attention Of parents.
= WALL. ST1PHHNs co., "a
S92 PepnsylAnia Avenue, between
sp u.tm Ninth and Tenth streets.
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A LADY WHO HAS HAD SUPERIOR AD-
"A yaDtages of education and knowledge Of bust
ness, desires situstion as pri vste secretary or
amaDuensis for a gentleman. Can furnish uusx-
ceptionable testimonials and reference Address
l.. N. Star Ofice. je 90 6tt
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WANTED-A DINING ROOM SERVANT. One
w that come will recomme nded nay hear
ola good situation by applying at Room No. 81.
second floor Winder's Building lie n If
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BY MARSHALL Il PAGE Auetioneers
nESIRABLETWO.S STORY BRICK HOUSE
~ FRAME DWELLING AT AUCTIoN.-We sh sI sell
Fourth and Fifth' on tn EsBaY AFTERNOU IN
July 9TH, at Ga ocl5ck, part of Lot 2, Square 5l8
with improvements above stated.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and l. nonthG,
Eale pereuptory
je Is MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucts,
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOuND-In Geor getown, D. c.. on the night of
ard half hands high; about twelve years old The
owner will call at Forrest Hall &c rgetown prove
property. pay expenses, and take him away, or
else he will be dis posed of to pay expenses.
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HOUSE WANTED-A moderate sized House
furnished or unfinished, situated betwe e n
9Th and 18th streets and north of sire ct wanted
for enc year Address Box No. 256, Post Office
10 luz
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IT S. MARsRAL'S SALE.-In virtue of aeri
-. faciss on Judgment of COMO emaation, issued
from the clerks office of the Supreme Court of the
expose to public ISLE for cash at the froat of the
s ft ho use deGr Of said sp on
east half of Lot No TO- in Square No. 72E together
with all and singular this Improvements thereon,
al iony, snd will be s,ld to satisfy judicials No.
lG to October. 1865, in favor of Eieo Kelly admin
lie o. dts L & Marshal ID e
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Bay Mare youne and sound and can b eat tn ree
minutes in single harness or to the pole. Guaran
ts ed in all reepscts. la % Anst
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MAGNIFICENT ANIMAL POR sALE-A su
lVl perb BAY MARE blaci main and ~
tail, and warranted to show Q full mile in IN
two minutes ana forty seconds (24Nl. or no NZ2
sale Sound: kiad, gentle, and very handsome.
mail. to HEERYE JOHNSON, Box No. 255, Bait.
Post Office, Baltimore, Md,