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s>s>APAsILLA

- l-fr''s - 80 i. rs.s,,s an ss.-..-. 49,
80 Ho-l $780, SO ,u-ru.i---- ts 30. rhsus.e
s-''-i''a-r-ai ti--s-es $3.50 Co.. - .a..sr.
$50 - a. bi-it. s-l 80 80, r-s.i- sd ss--t
u.i se'-s r'--ts o. az c-rs ID S-.-.f.i.. sol
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b. no sf.-a' q - rhrs,t 80 I~s.. Iil.t.a-
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~ 'a' -r-'fssa' ~ re skfs. 81 b-sl., 80 ID.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHu

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Z4OO Acres of Land for
Salef

'I'tii srtssrfi~r 49, g. - frses afis.I 81
4i-.af f~s fhaassa.i 80 l.or k-.ssr.l arf-s
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iaH N.a..ff 60 rr.flrsfla1. 90 r.rrr~f - .fh 80
o. aas'Hfe farrsf. grnrratt h4rf -aai 81 r. /.
srflar. '.Irt. t-~rh. sst. rrlnrf srfh srrurs saf
t~uasrk aaI 5000 rt.r. a. t- . g..a.fs s..,f
90 sob o1~ r...r ai ed I'D -rh . 60 81 ..--
oa ID sna' ta-. 49, ttr-e hradfst arr~s t.r-
fa 80 So rtsf "a Hs-hst.r 6.rsaf $500 fts.~
"''r- H'n CO. sa-'ru.-uE-sr rfs-f .ai 80 ral.-
fsafis $50 $685. go tsft @,-.f .r.rlars 60
truars. A.. Sc huu.i. - ere. Cd. a.. ..-..4
90 l.ia a rartr fsrsur. ssfd lsuf o.. h-sstis
iiaa-r e. aai aasis-t q 900 60 hs..is-i .sr-
Afs. - fuf.-rus..sa tasga.lr I'll Nahrr No.
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FLUID EXTRACT BucHU
Improved Rose Wash

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's~'s. hf.s o. - sss-s, ~ 49, - t..rsr--...-.
% sFT-s-'rs c--ri.t-is --,.sr--ls-s 49, -
ff'-se-f - lagos rs--s,-.. C-p-sts saI
49,. - ouf,nE 49, di-~...s
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THE MORRIS
Fire and Inland
INSTANCE COMPANY.
.-r.... 49,.

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Authori1~d Capital. s5.oOo.ooo.
Ca csp-fai nsi t7. - -r,rra D. q l-s.5
$500 - lso--s- ifafaft.f clssfsc ed i.sft.
h-stas faerr cI Aliufart haru farsr t-n
- a. trI fauf1nl~r. al Z $780, go - tra..
-. iea stt 80 taf $3.50 60 rrlnl,srl-s
-err tacstsf ia thls ste. anf 9 su sar.rf
s-fsire 81 aN A~iai pf-s~ss szatasf 49, caasta.s
60. ~l'ca So - 1auciag sP-a tasn.
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nlR LITTER q Fa9ttN SEEMING NJ
~ tAtNk .. tsst rafss@r 1919 a. rrsuus-
TO q. hes,1a.l 4 auiIf a. l-.t - sl~ar.sst
al u.-i i-saut.f1I n ~ Fsr,.h $685. M-~ht.-.
sri 49, o. - rr.i,r. ~ sfhsr faaasi, -.
"a Aaehsa- hss s-..s ~--f-i arrHsur~- Sc
lle.autag. ntafrag. Fersag. T-sktsg. Gsthrs ~.
Cu.ts-s. Nfs.iiaE. Er.br.tisssss. C-rai-s. a.
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aa k.ats q ci.fh. sd -nh sn kist- ~ thr~.f
t.s-st 49, r-e--i i-ur.r.-~--.i. ua-ls Fsu,.l,
>e-l-E hs~hfae u-s-f r-iisii-. so a-si tus.s-.
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D saakss ~ ts--s i1-rkri .frrh. -hrh 10 ~ -
siitch s-o--. 49, aa~. ~v~a eifhs 49, .-f'iss,-
~ csrarrfr. rEn -. nf q Elarc~. - e. ~
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>s-t-g nsoAss.-s 49, eai.h-i "a ehssis sd -
qutstis sfttr.
II FaidsuE Co. 81 49, Fsnii, Mashir- q .
fi-c~ ~ rsaaiag -ast 1.snshsp 81 ttr su.si rssia
k,at- q rret~css ~ ss-hia- 49, - So,
so 49, ah--sf a. o. oief.i-,i -, - ers-si p.
"a .ssel-..- s.d s.i.t-.ttai t.la- q. -s-tais 30
-usk. 49, s,sar ~ 49, &C.,. sas.ir o-si "a ths
rbslu~-i ~ssot.. sr. tns-hrd - az - - -st a
shasfrsf luauars .---tis oftsr. srs $1,000 O..
ssui-lishsd IN ~ ussst cs-fis aad ..r aasas.sr
., - si-at-tsls s-r.-ssr, o. -erth- $3.50, "a
shtns - eFsrat -. e. e. letg I'd - gnsst 60
f.srifs sd h~-sts.
. 81. tsst hera.aisg l.,pa..r 80 lssaiis sr-irs
80 49, hsuatlrfurtsr $500 srs 80 rrsaaLar-
rurfeg rurpa--s
r's n'-nrh oers. 80 -.ii .-fri.s.i ~,ih 80
qas''fs.
S,-sa 60 PssrutSr
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a. hfoai--s. Ns~ Nesk
Bs-taa pfAcs. - tissovss -.
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49, 49, - a. rr-psr.-t.s- 80 Fs,s 81, -
a. s-a--ias isua b. ~. - Dad
'---fr~ff--s 1850 90 -.--ssv e. -.
II D. ksst-r su--i - 1890 $3.50 hs--s-r .l,ss,
49, D. ~ .tt-ss FL - .i-.s- f..-..s. Be- d. o-r-
49, o. aa~ei b.. B-a..s Rs-ss. N--fsl P--.-s
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r. 49, H.. tb- > e. a Fsol-s- 49, ths Cos-f,
FL tNtsf
SANiEi ~ fHAfMAN ruariis. 20 Nsrs
= - Chsrsasa. e. uas.ss so .t.-rtt-s a -
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49, sf hs n saad Trsfian fhsf ~ iarerrst -
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traffaa. So 49, ts-r-taTr ~sasli - O. a.
trHfti RI satf -srrr fhi hrr ssfi iaf-r~st 800
ssfsfs .aauii D. 49,. ssl ~ r------l. thrrs-f
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49, rrqarsts $500 haa.r to a. .af hau t-srs-~ a.
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LIT I.el arf sssf is 60
Il II A v Ell T. RS
INSURANCE e0MPAhY.

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ih's ra.Hr~s r~rsaa arsiasf 60 ..aI ar -
srre'sf sssrt raf tsrrara fa h.r
- 50 $3.50 ~ sr.sH 49, sanssHr 80 -
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go o. -''.-i 90 a i-rs sa-. f. 49, frasfs ID.
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frfsfas sishlag ia.arrrrr co. riate $3.50 -sl.r
f.a tfaan fH-er rr...ta f....sr.e. sr D. s.-
fasf frert ihfsz ufi D. 60 r.sfsf.
Nnh So f~frF faprfrarf fs. .fr . arf-r
sifnI ere irsrrfrrf i.lslaFss ft.I.rrtIs aaI
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80 AEea<F. CT aaf r. ie.asrf
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rgroOtSly n.

DEATH uNpEH SUSPICIOUS CmCuMsrAyCEs.
Laura Mills. the wife OF Franklin Mils enp.oyci
cnrileer In tho EAgLg Pui diue near the loot Of
Fulton street, c-me 10 her death In my,,e5,ous
manner about o'c'oct on Tuesday morning Tho
dece-'oi and her husband occupied tie upper part of
the huil1'n- They wore tcfrrccs from the South.
and had been living in the building only thee or
-four months. II appears that on Montay nirht VII,
arcIliiAs 20 his s'nt"tneni, found hi. Nila vi.
Having taken come l-udauum N relieve her
p1ius, she fcl nrhiu-t trunk aud in
jured herself. Mr. M.ls then wen fora nhvs clan,
who on examination found Tie woman m ad-inr con.
dfion, bat eAhibi inr no systoms FOL. having tascn
poison. She Fufle ING greet o. in IN the sir,
and upon heinz questioned 90 the cause ~ hcr in
lutes, stated distinctly that her tusr nd tuck her
with abotOs. which shc pointed out n1 Tho mprtU ~
piece. Tho physician thrn sent Tor smother medical
man and tho lnter upon he arrival tsked the saue
glcAuon-. ard the woman w"to the t1ue answer.
The woman dief soon thsrcaficr Nils statement
!. 10 Tie 81 ct that he wife subject 10 the heart
dit,ae aud. in order 10 relieve hel sometime. took
opium and isudanum that she lAd cen very alice
Tomato and that 'hev had wed happily tOsether.
small loudsnum bottle, which e'up'r 10 nd.
| la accordance with the viev. Of Coroner Barrett,
however, u could not conain enough to Iii an one
who wa addicted IN the use Of OPIUM The dcccased
was native a Ma tsnZas. Cuba, Is ears Of age. The
couple I'd live IN the South dntins the war, and
e. p'd t. fh' national lines time last winter
Mills then crmo on 10 New York. He va. Yesterday
afternoon taken into custody 10 await the Ie.ult Of
the COroneLs investieatol. 4 post norton eIAInl-
nation Will be made tbs morning.
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MARINE NEWS.
CI.EARkiJ.

CIEARkD.
trrANHHIpg -Kinchsher, for Baltimore; savor
william NDOif AID, Baltimore.
sHIP-ChristidnA, Hammond, Of and for London.
BARh 5-porte. Bremen; Pembroke, Antv erp;
luc. Francis, Bi'hurst; o De Wolf HavanG pa.-'
L. Is aiize Emily Gov Bay; susan Jane, Bridgeport.
NS-Eyangelsi Pe7Arh Roads; Atsnt,,
NatsmOras; Amanda Jean, Gu acoa faVn n, IlSliiAx,
n . IouenL Bangor, Maine lnfmal Mobile.
sCHOONfRS-,Iohn Noithup Halifax T. She'd
don, EDMOND Ann Turn ?, Iete shuTg; T. "A DoN n
Ing, BE uiorL T. idder, Mllmiuston; j 4 InsfAhsm
BIZ; heCobb, Bucksport, sp!eadld, Providence.
AGEivpD.
STEAMSHIPS Benton. newborn: Alhrm.
bra. Oh rles'ou Wight, " .lmlnr tOu Thtmis tGr.
irifa'cl +, duey, R COsUupoliuu. lli'on Tie .d.
{; J'aI tlhson, N~h nftuu; Nevada, Savannah.
SIN s-Am-ric.n Ccug'es., London am Isle Of
Wishn riaola Mlnore, Aus j Live pool; Flea Aus
tin Live pool.
b NRKs--Nolcna, Charleston; Martin w Brett,
Coz Bay, Omega Liy DiIieo, L. Bay; Nodt mr. ;. G.
BRIGs-NAine, Gov Bay; Antonio Matho, Belize.
sCHOONERs-N VI Braueid, Elizstethport
for Bridgeport r., ueckett, Albany Tor sonneion;
jos J. koss, izlhethpOrt Tor Taunton Gertrude,
Elizahothport tor Sew Haven; u T Willetts Ambor
ior Mystic; Chauncey 81 John, tlizalethpor, Tor \.
Haven; Mel IA, Glaze Bay Is Wier, lnpore, !;
Iaamiroo, Bpngoii sulsn Taylor, p izaheihlot for
Boriou Maria Louisa t,izale'hport for stoniic ton;
r tire, Newiurg tor rrOvitonce piriro, Philnd5l'
pha Tor Boston; Dtmocfat, Elizahethport for Port
land; W 4 Javin, ChaIlcston " Lcr.e't, Ntig nis;
j W Rums"y, LnsGn; Norah bridgeport, H.
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greet The sccp,ed passed the not. N Dsosini er
no, ,esn or time June last prosecutor h.d
Tba, 49, " n,Md o. him. In June. Augusta had
noIne crested but by the request OF the prison.
,be n,s.s M oeen kept from the time Of his ,rIes III
NJ p, lhon1 produced three Vitnesecs v no
70 prove an ab sta,ins that the pii,oncr
vs.. IN, sufl at the hme the aered offence
Prosecution fons 80 conclusive a. 10 The prisoners
suli'' ne was ienanded for trial.
'ouAr or GESERAL SESSIONS. -,James Thompson
was placed on trial, oharred with grsnd larceny.
complaint Of Mr. Jo,eph Britton, whose trunks had
heen stolen from the Harlem Railioad Depot. Tie
iiend, 10 whom the accused had sven II for safe
teepng ne prisoner has already served term in
me sinie ffison, and was sent Eve yeas yisit
" hrs Old residence
POLICE lNrrLLtGEyoE.-d Notorious Cdse. To
wards ~ O'Clock on Monday night, Carl Dectessa a
German, residing on the topmo. floor of the premises
al 1l3 Fopyth street was sen 70 enter his room
win ri' who,c name vas .u' seqen'lv asccrt.inei
Of the honse hoard tho noise n heavv fall and the
siTl vac i1uhd lying inscutl De- at tie FOO Of tic
,sirs. She vGs conveyed 10 Bellevue ilospta. and
Geske.ta was locked up 10 nv ait The te.ult Of her
ihut but The iaets Of the case have not yet trant-
PRED.
Do-ns,ir Di'hon,''v Kate Cnnosnnon, AGED 90
bousht before Justice Ilorsn yes'erday charged
with the larceny Of n pair OF diamond and op.l
rinrs aud o,uer articles Of jsrolry valued a. 500
Mr. samuel Bmhl. q Wcs' 24h str' 81 IN or about
tie luh dsv " Augu't. 7 ho articles we're ,u'te-
quen'' cold 10 'cveru porsons IN no citr. bctec-
two kChrc end NCt ord succeeded 10 hr's'iuc tic
gl on sutr'r'0n. and o'efod most Of tho stolen
property. The rifl denies her guilt.
Cid,g, n Larceny George sale, lieutenant
ia the army yesicrisy made corr plain, srs,a'i Hao
Carl and Annie Carey, whom be- Oh rrcd With ,ho
lnrccnv ~ 500. ~" pir-s h1d "cH oricr Inc riio
~ the Cent II Park. and hAd ra'u ned 10 house in
Prince s'teet whore II l. srH0 col TIC Gent 'm'n
vs. ."Ned Of he none. ~ iai.rs we're af,red
TiCt II a 0dtibod'. A tnuoa, valued At 500
te.onrins to Mess-s. Claude & Arnit.o nr, WIS &c
Gently rolen irem the owners, aud sulsoqucnly
found hv officer Boomer, 'yinr IN sruytcn Dugvl
tre I, In chnrrc OF Dlulo Ga ;ol T.. NcNa.ly, -.
Cobb j. Claff, Jas. Anderson, Pat Carroll md D..
ICebnCh, ell youths OF nom II 10 81 yrris no
we're arrested and committed for Lfai In default "
500 each.
Steamboat Pickpocksts ON Fs.dav night, band
Of thiovcs on board the .icamhoa: Dean Richmond,
made raid upon the sleeping ras,cnrc-s ent
,cheyed very excellent result. T-o Of tho nun.
her. n IL ALLEGED, nHm J John Has md Nm. H.
Fulton, we're sl.p'ci"I ol urndrv thot., taken into
custody o. officer ti"id, r'uc'eI hc'ou lrsilco
Ito ~, iouNri b. 'ufue twelve or h'icrl Of Heir
supp sell victims and h4Elly locked up 10 anssvr on
/ ~ comp
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The MuAToRD ESTATE. The pl.iptier, in Al.
Gaze Of "reenieai Sons rs Peer Mumiord, 81. al,
made application to Judge Barnard in the sup,eue
Court Yesterday, for order directing ths T. Iit.
d iru. Co, 20 pay to thcm the nn,ount n, ,hi,
slhlul 'p-o,Ng oul OF Atum Of asAtnu formerI,, -
lont,hg TO fe e. X, Mumord, ana a,ign,d ia Ia m IL,
SueNAs 70 Oskey, The plaia in's claim that Dtk.y
M nt tll NJ lnleIcs m tins amount and that le
ioIt tue money " aA actually draw d fou he Nn.,,
bank their attach en- had teen izsueI and n. er
atthchtd on ihis Upe T., On tLe o'he. aide Il a A.
Contendel that TIC attachment D.. MOI we ,,n y
alit the G. eek Il en- Get fed IN. ina. a ta.,s
the pa eTs and rose we'd bis decis.cu WIN
DAsGLR ~ APPEARING ENCrrn.-Thom,sT "
cacy was brought into the sup eue Court, yc,tor
DAY in oledinace TO writ OF ha5 as co,pus II an.
pears that Caiey WIS taken from his sore ON Ma
,tiun'r'rH OF $40 doctors, who had steu hin ~ non
lrhtt keiItd by liquor ant taken to uMcku Eli.
lsAnI " luHGtc. u, ECci.C.t HE lien In it,coy-
cteN ms "a Q, aud hdopioI this course 10 ucur hi.
~ case lit' council raId Carey being well of il
hM llhul on the county 10 send hun 10 Blackwell,
isAhu, even II he was lunAtC. The man NOT h.y.
~ hug appeAanee oi lunaey, the Court ordered his
PASSING CouNTERFRITs.-W William A. Chaplin " a
sTIAiened before Commissioner Osborn yssterday in
the United States Commissioners Court charged
win peins dealer in aud utteIer of coun terfsit
postal currency, of the demon inaton Of 90 cent,
1he witness was examined " no proved that he had
purchased quantity Of the currency In 0uastion ot
ne accused, and the further eremination va. then
nJourhed tiu Saturday John Thomas xss also
hIn6ned before the Commissioner, CHARGED with
s'ihx passed Sl~ counterfeit Treasury Note on
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MILITARY.

ALL THE CREWS OF ALL THE US. YES
n els are entitled 10 Pixie Bounty and Sag Money
rut =. care OF pay can hsve gu information rec.
bounty ss.hel At once. Agp.y 20 I. /. AAnAGNOS,
ll1 south r., y. Y 81
A SUBSTITUTE WANTED - AN ABLE
"A lodied In ellirert man 70 sew, H. the Marine
Cop. Ask for - BsGlltFE, NaliEe Barr,cts,
Flu hing ave Book. Sc, ~
NOTICE To DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
4NHeyiug h,eu tillish,i 10 over the. IN
collect M all clgte. oil claims, we have ct'U .tte a.
ran ouen's Tor ,otlus accounts o. -olo,' 'tc have
teen discharged partial .cscI p,y. hss, prisoners
OF va, balance OF louut.cs, State honrti ard MI
o,h.r a.ItaIege Advance. mrtt. Information
Ffatis peus.ons procured. IsCh ~ ana lnuhly Tor
heirs of de oas'd soldiers. l.. BROWN a CO., btnk-
er-, raIk Pace. a4G
NEW PRIZE LIST NOW READY-COl-
1 lection, for all claims against the t. s. Nav in
Guiding Prize hEF money, louutics and Arrears OF
paw. collected nj once. Cal OF address l.. BROWN
& CO, Park Place y. \. Cry. 800
DECRUTTS WANTED FOR THE REGU-
N lar AUy. Pay $40 per mon h. C'oth Ing and
White o., ~
CPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
- Important Sotco-All so iiefs musicle! ont or
dirchHrl ed upon par al descriptive lists can receive
the balance due them. Apply in person or BY letter
TO LEFFLKTS. HOFFMAN, co. ~ PAX TOW. 365
COLDIERS WHO HAVE NOT OBTAINED
~ thor pay or bounty from any cause whatever,
receive all money due them on application to j.
H. MORROW, W all at. Advances msle. o.
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F0E, sAEE AND go LET.
A WIDOW AND DAUGHTER WISHES A

A WIDOW AND DAUGHTER WISHES A
"A aasn ,'a,c, vim room in \. y, or Vicinity, to
CONNIE. Ntut ui'ii'f " 10Y ,lI rnN., nnafE'
nov o, ~ the IL OF Cctolcr. Address MlLLEE
siltisn H. Grand.
. GREAT BARGAIN 80 ?-QUARTERS or
n ~ 'cre q found ',r rae 4 Newtoou, near
eight cherry tree. hciue The rosd, together with
cur nt aad COYs,hery lutEes. Situat on he old
Icn9,, I W.. Eom. RIG only ss5'; S'li 81, OF
EOR SALEM THE VILLAGE OF West
llu .hht, n'aJic' ~ nom depot. on he
Flushing ralt Oat ONE lon'niuing lopms; ALEC
lot, Of stcupd nqairo Of }. L. GfAlGar, s5 NinIh
steoL W .lliAmsht'f h. 81
EOR SALF-A GOOD 2-STORY AND Half
frame and bIlor hy.ac and lots, situated ia 18Th
u, near G'h ave. Sasth Biuokyn house contains
large rooms and has Hs thioughout and II m rco!
hor.es; gtagc sruor, eet Ia lsneth, Il i1iit
tIee, Arp, to :. CKTIN, on 'he piemhea 51i
EOR SALF-2 STORY AND BASEMENT
hfias house aud lot ~ 9th avenue, totEeen lTth
s7d is,n re, Btocsl-n, ,lso 'iock and fytuiei Of
ihoc solC on prcu iics, an good Will p.cy sou Tor
Whole. lie M cs.,. Arp on plcuiscs. 2GI
NOR SALE-A NEW COTTAGE, 3 Rooms,
Il. Ncies Of land, hall ear rot Sooi. Ihis Is
place sfey met nh; roll 'a'cy loaia; within two
mile Of steaul Olt landing, N,gipo', l.. l. l.Cu!o
Ia shirt store 30 4'h av. l65
1JORRISANIA - FOR SALE A SMALL
4'i house, large ghidon md iru,. only 9l,lOt, hall
cash 1I minute IRON rteAfn and horse care. Apply
to DEMARisT M'lio-. station. one mile rom
lisr en-. Take cars 1T stih II. d. POI, l'h ave 45
T'O LET-TO A SMALL FAMILY ONLY,
Il in Washington nv, South Bcrsen, i. !. front
AMI two be-, rooms on fcclaid floor, with kitchen
IN lacmenL clorets aud pguires In all, AM water
convenient Inquire - On" 3D. hoIse r. m M0ntice 10
Gv, on south eide or AZ on Hose II, y. \. Horse H.
X cars pas everJ ten ninulos 10 and from JetseY
Terry. III
WANTED - PREMISES SUITABLE FOR
W asoap nanuiactory, VIII imist aye possession
AMY 10 Manhattan sosp Co., ~ stone street Up
tIaiis. aI2
81 600 VILLAGE fARM-A GREAT
n. WV lar-aln; ~ acres, s. under a hiSh
:tate q ouiuyaIion, now buiid,nrs p.eny Of lrut
Sc ~ mles from New YORK, = nom station. VEL
LING IL Chambers 81. Z!
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-05
September A, 1865.

DECLINEs.-1t will be seen by card in To-
days issue that Jos. H. Wilson, Esq, declines
being candidate in this county for the State
Convention. We know that there has been a very
general desire expressed by the people for Mr.
Wilson to allow his name to be used, but he
thinks it best to decline on the ground that a
question might be raised to, bis eligibility to
seat in the Convention. 1t may be that he comes
within The 18th exception of the Presidents pro-
ciamation. We ageeo with Mr. Wilson, that
where there is the least probability Of mans
right to seat being questioned. it is prudent for
him to decline. Mr. Wilson is opposed to doing
anything that would retard the restoration of the
State to the Union, and is anxious that the work
go on in harmony. Hereafter, if the people of the
county wish it. we suppose he will be able and
willing to serve them.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-05

OfOlSHOOU hOIEL, hlchmondj Al8. ~.
Mr. Editor: have, through great tribuaton.
achieved tkusmuch of the distance Norfhward
You will see by this that have i'rut up" of one
old Tavern, and mean FUNDS permtting) TO hang
on here for time, enjoy the generous hospitality
OF 'the House" of Virginia. l most agreeably
surprised to find that many alterations and improve
ments had been effected. Calcemine, paint, soap
and water has wrought alike charm" Ia changing
the aspect of things around me-. was a agreeably
surprised to find thar in other respects things
unchanged, and that the same old hearty welcome
greeted me-that the attention was untiring, and
the fare fully as good as at any House North OF
South. Our friends will be, as was surprised aud
pleased to find old friend 1.-The Doctor" still at
the desk. None from section will fail to- fare
we'll when he is around He is still the courteous
gentleman we have known, silent and solepn a.
usual, but as full Of the old spirit he "used TO
was" Here you will find A. q. Jones also, doing
the "beddng business as Thoroughly as if he bad
served his time" at the popular Browns" at
Washington
But, pardon me, am getting up ga card" with
out the design of doing SO, and yet satisfied that
cannot do better than tell friends of the Old
North State thai The Sposwood has not lowered its
standard, but has nailed il to the mast.
WAY.FARER.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-05
FARM NEAR TOWN FOR SALE

Not wishing to continue farming longer, Twill sell
nv Farm 81 miles from Town. 1t contains about
10 AZ res, more than half cleared land. The wood
land is very convenient to any person living in Town
and wishing to get their wood without buying.
1t has it very elegant Peach, Apple and Cherry
Orchard, fine Spring of Water, and a number of
good Shade Trees, and tolerable good Dwelling
House with Out Houses.
have on the Farm four good Mules, Wagon,
Harness and other farming utensils, about 10 acres
of good Sorghum Cane and good crop of Corn, an
elegant Iron Cane Mill, and two Wood Boilers all
of which will dispose of to any person wishing to
buy. can be found at my Store in Charlotte, and
will take pleasure in carrying asy person out in my
buggy to show the place.
Sept 3, 1865 e.s JNO. F. BUTT.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-05

WESTERN n. G. RAILRoAD.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Western n. C.
Railroad was held at Newton on Thursday last
The following Board Of Directors were elected
q Davidson, w T Mcke,son, Malone aud S
Med Tate. At a meeting of the Directors, Tod
Il Caldwell was elected President; Saml Kirk
land, superintendent r + Simonton, Secretary
ana Treasurer
The Salisbury Banner, from which we gather
the above facts, says:
The Company is indebted to parties in the
North S2O,350-but they are not pressing, and
otter to furnish any material wanted OH time. The
amount due construction account when col
eoted will be sufficient TO pay ell the indebtedness
OF the road. The Confederate Government owed
10 the road Sll7,553 g.. The destruction of pro-
perry by Stonemans raid amounted to Sill
at ant-belti prices. A loan of 100000 is needed.
The American Telegraph Company have made
arrangements TO line to Morganton.''
lie salary of the President of the Road was
hEed at $1,000, and Secretary at l,5o0,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-05

In this county, on the oath ult, by the Rev Wn,
Mcdonald, Mr. Hunter to Miss Nancy Flow
daughter John N Flow. Also, on the same day
by the same, Mr. Joel Watts to Miss Mary Nor
ris, daughter ofP w Morris.
At Chapel Hill, on the 23d ultmo, Gen Smith d
Atkins of Freeport, Illinois, to Miss Eleanor II
Swain, daughter of Hon DL Swain, President fthe
University ofNorth Carolina. ". es er.-.s.. =
In Salisbury, the 3lst ult, Mr. John r Holshou-
ser to Miss Trissa Overcast. Also, NJ C,Basin-
ger to Miss Susan Shaver
On the oath ult Mr. Enloe of Kentucky, to
Miss Naomi GLADDEN. of York District, s. c.