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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-21
" NJ. VI FIILHU TH, OIeTK FTo tVI7I:
DULANY, p. @. sep 7-1aW4W

AT RULES HELD IN THE CLERK S
IN Office Of the County Court Of Fairfax
County, for the month of September, 1868:
Joseph Thornton, plfft., vs.. Benjamin Thornton
def in debt
MEN. The object of this suit is to recover
of the said defendant the sum Of G25OO
sterling, with interest thereon from the
10th day Of August, 1863 until paid; and to
attach tract Of land in the County Of Fairfax.
containing eight thousand and ten acres, also
another tract of land in the said County, con-
tanning 453 acres the property Of the defendant,
Benjamin Thornton; conveyed to him by Reg
inald Fairfax. to satisfy and pay pIfft the debt
aforesaid. :,
It appearing by affidavit fled that the said
defendant is not a resident Of the State Of IT.
gini,, it is ordered that he appear here within
one month after due publication hereof and CO
what is Necessary to protect his interest
A copy CTeste)
WM. N. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro TEN.
DULANY. 7. c. sep 7-1aW4W
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LOCAL N E " S.

rur MANSION HOUSE FL oTEL, IN this
Mace. has again been opened, and IS under the
management of Messrs. Sanders and Maddox.
Il has been thoroughly repaired and RENTED,
and its accommodations are ample and COM
nlete. The proprietors intend to spare no
mains nor expense in making it first class hotel.
Us reputation in former days was we'll es-
t.b)ishe d, and those now having the control Of
4 will see that in their hands it will lose none
If the favor of the public Already, travellers,
soiourners and boarders are filing its parlors
and chambers. There were upwards Of forty
arrivals registered yesterday. It's rooms are
airy and spacious, it's table we'll furnished, its
managers polite and attentive. With these
aids, the Mansion House will again flourish
THE CASE OF JONATHAN WATERS. AT
the last term of the County Court TOR this
County, Jonathan Waters, free negro, was
tried by five Justices, for grand larceny, and con-
yicted and sentenced to two years confinement
in the Penitentiary. After the conviction the
court arrested the judgment on the ground that
under the existing state of affairs negroes were
entitled to be tried as white men, before a jury
in the Circuit Court.
Lewis Mckenzie, Presiding Justice, brought
Waters before him and committed him tor
trial before the Circuit Court at the next term.
Whereupon, G. ". Wattles and G. B. Stuart,
Attorneys for Waters, applied for a writ Of
habeas corpus to Judge Watson, upon the
ground that the prisoner being a free negro
could only he tried under the laws of Virginia,
before the County Court as Court of Oyer
and Terminer, and that the arrest of judgment
was, in law, an acQuittal of the prisoner.
That the Circuit Court had no Jurisdiction,
in the case of a free negro charged with an
offence punishable with confinement in the
penitentiary, and therefore that the mittimus
Of Justice Mckenzie was nullity!
The Judge sustained this view Of the case
and discharged the prisoner The following
is the opinion of Judge Watson:
CHARLOTTESVILLE Sept. Is, 1865. Cen
tlemen:-I have discharged the Petitioner,
Waters list Because the mittimus of Jus
tice Mckenzie, which sends the accused to be
tried before Court having no jurisdiction OF
the case, must be regarded as a nulllty. And,
g Because it appears from the jailor' return,
and the evidence in the case, that be had al
ready, for the same offence been tried and
acquitted For I regard an arrest of judg
ment, by Court of Oyer and 'Terminer,
whether right or wrong, as an acquittal. 1t IS
certainly refusal or failure to make an eff
fectual conviction; and between this and the
prisoners right to be discharged, [ know Of
no alternative in such Court.
Respectfully yours,
E. f. WATSON.
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The Petersburg Index says -"Oysters are
beginning to arrive freely, and passing the
saloons one hears the familiar pleasant click OF
the knife against the shell. 1t has been long
time since standing in front of little square
box with the castors and a bottle of ale on
one side, and plate of water crackers on the
other, we held an eager fork with which to
pounce on the river pets, as, fat and luscious,
they were laid before US; long time-but We
hav ut forgotten the zest with which we used
to swallow the delicious morsels and among
our most pleasant anticipations OF the COM
ing winter, is the renewal OF our nightly
acquaintance with ''oysters On chatlng dish.
The Lynchburg Republican says On
Monday night about II o'clock, while the
freight train on the Orange railroad was cross
ing James river, an axle to one of the cars gave
way which threw the train from the track and
caused a general smash-up. The cars were
thrown across the bridge, but strange to say
none of them went over into the river and no.
body was hurt The bridge being blockaded
by the accident, travel was somewhat interrupt
ed yesterday morning, and passengers had to go
to the Amherst side of the river to take the train
for Washington and other points, but during
the day the track was cleared SO as to admit
the passage Of cars
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a tournament and ball are to come OFT at
Warrenton on Tuesday, the 26th instant, as
will be seen by the notice in another column.
A good time may be expected.
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O1S T E RS YsrrRg!!
l would respectfully inform my customers
and the public generally. that am constantly
receiving by steamers, three times week. ST.
PERIOR OYSTERS, fresh from Virginia Wa
tiers, and am always prepared to supply hotels;
restaurants and families, in any quantity, at the
lowest rates. JAMES Il. ON EMS,
sep 16-lW* 30 IS Prince street.
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The Freedmen's district of Washington IN
der charge of Col. Eaton, has been enlarged by
adding the counties of Alexandria, Fairfax,
and Loudoun.
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thanks to Many Aexandrians' for their
Kind note sent 10 Us to-day, in compliment and
response to our exertions in behalf Of the In
'e'ests of our old town, and our efforts to ad-
vance Its prosperity
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September 4. 1865.

NepteMDer T, I0Oo J
The parties to the foregoing cause and al!
others Interested are hereby notified that | have
fixed upon the 9th dag Of October, 1863 at my
office, in the City Of Alexandria, as the time and
place. when and where | sha!! proceed to exc
cute the DEGREES Of which the foregoing are eX-
tracts, st which time and placet they are required
to attend And all parties are warned to pre-
sent and prove their claims against said estate on
or before said 9Th October, 1865, under pain Of
exclusion from the benefit Of these proceedings.
Given under my hand as Special Commission
er aforesaid, the day and year aforesaid
". c. YEATON.
S. T. BEACH, Solicitor for Complt.
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W. The Rev T. B. BALCH will preach the

W. The Rev. T. B. BALcH will preach the
funeral sermon Of the late Rev. Elias Harrlson,
in the First Presbyterian Church. on Sunday
next, 24th instant, at II O'Clock, 4. NJ Inc a
friends Of the late DR.. Harrison are cordially
invited to attend. This sermon Will be preached
in accordance with a promise made by, Dr.
Balch to DR.. Harrison, that if he survived him;
he would preac Oh his funeral discourse. Sc 2l-5t"
m~A Tournament will come off at Warren,
ton on Tuesday. the 26th instant, and Ball a at
night Riding will commence at 10y O'Clock,
a. M Ball s! ,. m. Gentlemen wishing to Ell
ter as knights will apply to N: NJ Green: Esd
chief marshal or to NJ. B: Washington, Esq,
herald, by the 18th inst. sep 2l-tSm
WIRE PLUG S.-A reward ofnot less than 50
[ nor more than $40 will be paid for the
conviction of any person opening tire pug Jug
except in time of fire. or in case 4fspeciai per-
Fire Department the Superintendent of Police
and the Police Constables, are especially en-
Joined to be vigiant in bringing to punishment
all persons unlawful1y opening said plugs.
sep 21-6t {. A. " AXE, Mayor.
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We understand that the timber for the
bridge over Difficult Run has arrived, and will
soon be in position. It is thought the trains
on the L. & Fl. E. r. will run to Farmvllle,
six miles from Leesburg, during the coming
month Farmville will, for some time be the
terminus of the road, and line of stages will
connect it with Leesburg
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Athlef who had robbed the money drawer
~ the clothing store of Mr. Milkouaski, on
Ang street, on Tuesday, was caught and
landed over to the police. He is said to be
an old offender.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-21

There is to be a called meeting of the City
Council tonight, in relation to some police
regulations.
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JoWeiry.

WATCHES, JEWELRT, sc.
" AT NO. So KING STREET.
EDGAR S. FLEMING, truly thankful for
the past patronage Of the citizens Of this city,
and surrounding country. most respectfully So
licits a continuation Of their favors He has
Just laid in a new and complete stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE
&C. and requests that all desiring anything in
his line will give him call, as he is determined to
sell at pleasing prces.
Particular attention, as usual, paid to repair
ing Watches, Jewelry, Sc. AL work guaran-
teed.
Having secured the services Of frst-clasg
ENGRAVER, I am prepared to do al kinds Of
EN- g r \ I n G..
The highest market price paid for oldEOLD
and SILVER.
Remember at No. 86, King St. sep 14--tf
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; "1NAS's Matinee, this afternoon, and his
0ltlon, to night, will conclude his per
FINANCES here, for the present. He gives
3 scat satisfaction, and delights his audiences.
20 and see him.
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'OV' Nm Smith, of Va, was in Washing
~ Yesterday, but was expected to return I'M
~DsalateIy to his residence in Fauquier,
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WALTER CROOK, JR.,

WALTER CROOK, r.,
10 22o, WEST B-lLTJIfORE STREET.
BALTIMORE, ND
Has such facilities, as to enable him to offer
inducements to purchasers
Our stock isnew and complete, and consists
in part Of
CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES IN EVERY VARIETY
UPHOLSTERING AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Furniture Coverings. DamasISs, Reps Bro
catills. Silk Goods and Hair Cloths also spIcn-
did assortment Of Piano and Table Covers.
Linen and Cotton Chintzss for Furniture
Slips.
The largest and best assortment in the city Of
Tambor, Muslin and Nottingham Lace Cur
tains
Curtains, Draperies, Window Shades and
Venetian Blinds made IN the latest style and
best manner by superior wor l1men.
Store Shades, all sizes and colorS made and
lettered at short notice.
Orders from abroad solicited, and will receive
prompt and especial attention.
Our facilities for furnishing steamboats,, pack
cts, NC, are unsurpa sSed.
sep 8-31n WALTER CROOK, JR., Importer.
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oeVeral boats loaded with coal wheat &C.
, ,;a the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, have ar.
''Ved In Georgetown.
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4 T RULES HELD in the Clerks Office
II of the County Court of Fairfa1 County for
the month Of Sept. 1865: Purdy Makely, Me-
trah Makely, Albert Mal1ely Wesley Make
w. Leaman Makey Mark \. Carton, and
Mary Z. his wife, plHs., vs. Lewis Jamison;
deft-in Chancery-
MEM The object of this suit is to obtain q
decree to enforce q contract between the said
pltfs. and deft., and to recover the amount due
the said plffs. upon said contract.
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the said
defendant is not resident Of the State Of Eir-
ginia, it is ordered that he appear here within
one month after due publication hereof and do
what is necessary to protect his interest.
4 Copy (Teste)
VIM. NJ. FITZHUGH, c. Pro tenn.
MINER p. @. sep 6-1aW4W
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Freight now goes through from Lynchburg
to Baltimore without change OF cars.
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RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS
IN Office Of the County Court Of Fairfax
County, for the month Of Septe4nber, 1863:
Joseph Thornton plft. vs.. Benz. Thornton pit.
in debt.
MEM The object Of this suit is to recover Of
said defendant the sum Of five thousand pounds
sterling, with interest thereon from the 10th Of
August, 1865, until paid and to attach q tract
of land. in the County Of Fairfax containing
eight thousand and ten acres also another tract
Of land IN the said county, containing, 433 acres,
the property Of the defendant conveyed to him
by Reginald Fairfax, to satisfy and pay the
plaintiff the debt aforesaid.
happening by affidavit filed that the said
defendant is not q resident Of the State OF Viz
ginia, it is ordered that he appear here within
do what is necessary to protect his interest.
A copy (Tesre)
WIN. II FIFTH UGH, Clerk pro tenn.
DULANY, ?. G. sep 7-laWAW
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ARRIVED.
Schr. Monmouth New York, salt 7. 4. BreWis co.
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NJ 4 r [ n e L [ S L

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, SEPT. y, 1860.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06

THE ORPHANS HoME.-We learn that
Dr. Spragne has placed his sailing yacht,
"Fsiry Queen" ct the disposal of the
committee of ladies Mrs. Judge Lowe
chairman) to be disposed of for the bene-
fit of the Orphans Home. Tickets will
be offered as soon as the committee get to
work, and the drawing will come of
early. The boat is in perfect order, and
her sailing qualities and perfect safety in
our strongest Winds have been amply
tested. She seats sixteen persons comfort
ably, and will casSy twenty. She is Sc
cured by hsavy anchor, and gives no
trouble in the care Of her when not in
use.
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Lass Ms1s - Dasnnssa.
The London Times q APRIL i7sh 81
the following:
= We must nov Yait Tor vhal
nothisg but time can teaeh ns--thel solu.
ton Of the great problem * sscsssioul-
Has this terrible drama been simrlj I
War, or 10 Il revolstion : Ifitis ! ~
the end must b nsar-if, indeed, il be-
NOS been reached already-lof, beyond
the fesbls force under Johnston at RI.
leigh and the remnant Of the Richmond
garrison gadst Lea, Ne 6oath has no pr.
ganised armies 10 the fisld, nor l. il prob
abs shks aay can Be raised. This stsrs
Of the gEeat struggle has been accomplish.
ed. The North, b. ito dsterminsd will
and lAtslys = sheuld b added, By he ~
eeilsnce OF ito Gsassals, has overcome The
South, has defeated its armies and occu.
pied is principal tosns. Il has had Il.
greater dificalty in doing 20 than vas q
Inst anticipated, and it appeared, indeed
at times, % If even this portion q ths
work could never be accomplished 1t eli
Bot II the exhaustion consequent on shi.
protracted struggle should terminate III
resistance Of the South altogether, it may
be fortunate for the North that Richmond
was not captured till the fifth year Of ths
war. When President Davis declsred
that if Richmond were taken the u,
could be prolonged for twenty years il
Virginia alone, be was speculatiog, pr.
haps. on resources which Eve desperate
campaigns had fatally reduced. The
Confederacy, which for FIVE years ha.
proved 80 unexpectedly strong aud reso
lutte, may now Prove Unexpectedly power
less and responding. In tha. event tn.
work of the North will be easy; bat il y,
have now arrived at the end, not Of tot
war, but Of the 6rst stage of . politisa
revolution, the real troubles Of the NORTH
are but just beginning. A few NOR,
months will disclose the scene, and i
would Be useless to anticipate the epscta
Gle BY conjecture or prediction. We car
only admire the heroism Of the combat
ants while We deplors the carnage; bu
what go dreadful strife may ultimassl,
bring forth it is impossible to imagine.
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KDir0hIAL ConnDspssDnaCn.
SPalN011sID, Wednesday Nightl
MAY "a. 1885. I

Dear Gate;--Ws write you nov breAy,
leaving details for tomorrow And grsatss
leisure. Had : pleasant trip. Thaats =
tho efieisnt conductoEs. the splendid oars
and the excellent condition Of tho Great
Western, Quincy 4 Toledo and Illinois +
Southern Iowa Railroads. Had on board
: pleasant company Of good Kedkuk
friends. Found on the train miserable,
supersnnuated specimen Of an Ohio VAL
laudigham busternut. A little bic Of =
tall old fellow, who would have been big
had be not been lean, and little had be
not been tall-who wore little red COD.
perry face, looked badly out Of little red
ooppery eyes, run little hooked nose
down over his lip and sent bis lip scout
ing niggardly up under his nose. His
chronic and antiquated garb was not un.
fitting his chronic and antiquated form
He was mean specimen of his kind, and
We pray heaven the breed may not b.
perpetuated.
Darkness-or rather what would have
been darkness but for the silvery moon
| light-fell on US at Jacksonville. and il
was ten o'clock when we reached here
We went at once to the State House wher,
the body of our martyr President was ~
ing in etaie. Passing through files o
armed guards, up to the house-which
even at that hour, We could see was beau
tifully and copiously decorated with tn,
embems of mourning-entering and as
cending two flights of stairs, into th,
heavily draped hall, into the chamber 0
ieath. into the unconscious presence o
our murdered ruler-we looked upon al
that was mortal of Abraham Lincoln
Our dead Cesar, without Cesar's ambi
ton. There is perfect calm upon th
pallid but darkened face. Even the bio,
Of the assassin could not disturb the Sc
renity Of those noble features. With bate,
breath we gased upon our country's lac
AID greatest offering upon the altar {
Freedom and of an undivided Union
"Greater love hath no man than this.
Oh God of the nation let the sacrific
be sufficient to redeem our land foreye
from slavery, to pefpetuate our free insti
buttons, and to diseuthral the oppresse
everywhere.
The city is full of people, and th
throng will be vastly increased to morrow
Buildings, public and private. are be avil
and handsomely draped, bnt we mus
defer inspection until the morrow. W
write from the reportorial table oil tn
Journal office, to the gen,lemanly pub
fishers of which essrs. Baker d Phi
lips. and also to Messrs. Paul Selby an
l.. III. Swell, Of The editorial corps-w
are indebted for much kindness.
CLARK.
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AUCTION SALE OF FINE CIGARs-
Howe d. Tyler will sell on Monday morn.
Ing, May sth, at 10 o'clock.
Is II La Perfection;"
40 do "Lin Trinidad"
s do "Espanoh.
The above are fine lot of superior
Connecticut seed-leaf cigars, well worthy
the attention of jobbers aud Wholesale
deriers, and will be sold only by the
lh'usahd. may6-2t
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Camp 10Th Reg't Iowa Iuf. Vols. J
Spanish Fort, Ala, April Il, '65. /
hessrs. Ho@en d Delaplain:
AT meeting Of the members of Co. 4
Of the Nineteenth, held to-day, and con
sened Tor the purpose of paying a ittins
testimonial OF respect TO the memory Q
our late coIrade. LIST Sergean. John II
Schroeder, the following preamble and re-
solutions were presented aud unanimous
y adopted
Whereas, Our esteemed and beloved
friend and comrade ia arms, LIST Serp',
John Henry Schroeder, has fallen another
victim to this execrable rebellion, killed
10 battle by the hand Of the enemy to our
liberties; therefore be it
Resolved, That in his death "a ana.
tain the irrspsrable loss Of . conesuial
friend and fellow-soldier, Who had i.
ways shared our deprivations and hard.
sh.Ps on the weary march, in the tented
neld amid the battles darkest hours. vho
had cheering words for the despondar,
and the am oted, and whose GOOD on.i;
Ties and noble deeds it should Be our nur.
pose to emulate.
Resolved. That in the death Of nm,
comrade our country has lost brave ana
noble defender Of her glorious lihart;ss
aud One who will ever s. rennemhs..,s q.
2, Is Tor his sterling worth, bis gsn.Isn.c.
y department, and his unsirinr enerc,
and distinguished gallantry.
nesolveo, mat We extend to the Be.
ceased. our heartfelt sympathy i ,hs;,
deep affection, and share With thsm a.
void bis presence alone could sll.
Resolved, That COPY of tie IeeoI.. |
t'ona be Forwarded 70 the bersaved parsse. |
a q that copy Be sent Z ths Daily err |
q } for pubiItasion.
I. Z eraosr, Pseaiderl |
Nh BAltazana, ssnstar5.
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Church Directory.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Fifth street, between
Main and Biondea. Services every Sabbath 1t II N
JAMES BaowS Pastor.
FIRST observation-disclosures High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath at IL a. and M
Sunday School o q. N. Ed GILLETTE, Pastor.
UNITARIAN CuURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at II a. m. Sunday
School ~ Pm r. HAssALI, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE N. z. CHURCH-Corper ofSev
enth and Morgan streets Preaching every Sabbath al
IL O. m. and D. m SABBATH School at q m. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings
Z. II. WANING, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST oHURcH-Third street, between
Concert and High. Services every Sabbath at il O. m
and ~ p. M sabbath School % m.
J. I. WksfovrR, Pastor.
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BoArs LEAVING ro.pAr.
Financial an0 Gunlinerfial


New York MARKET
W Ieisrsph.f NEW YoRx, May 8.
Cotton-Firm at s7c for miading
Fiour0pened quiet amp steaiy and closed Sc better
and more active at 1891 on for Extra State. ,0d
~ tor Extra r. II. o., ami 80 for trade brsnds
Whest-A shade frmer at 50 for Amber Mich
I Rye-Qaset.
Bafley-Firm. r.
Corn-Du heavy and lower
cats-Nominai and lower Goc for jersey and West
srn
Wool-Dull
Pesroleum-nlet asc for Crude; tsc for Refined N
Bond, and Tie for do Free.
Rce-Du
Cofee-Qnet and steady.
KatS5+e. - =
Aolasses-Dull
Pork-opened heavy and cio-ed firm At q s-lka
for new mess, clo-ns ct q s5If Is o. for 1881
90 cash and regular way, closing a o. cash. ~ a
~ 20 one time, and ~ Sea23 so 70: prime me~s Aso
100 ebs mess for May ard Jnue sellers option a.
a o. and - 5023 10 for prime mess Also 500 hsls
new msss, sellers option, for y and Juns at Toe
Bef-ous. a, IL pig 90 for plain mess, and 10 90
023 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-ssesdy At % ooR2s So
Cut Mcais-Prm At HiS@l5lzc for shoulder and Is
@1ss<c for hams. -
Bacon-Quiet and steady.
Lsrd-Steady and quiet at 1G21s3<c
Butter-in moderate demand At Lac far C,ic .ra
q &35c for State. 1
chesss-oniet at ls12sc for common 10 prtne.
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Babies Tair.

Lie Namfn ron Der feutichen ,sanaeIi-
ldsH Nirhs rrlauten Tn ben 8e,pcbu,r
ron asuIu' bic anssise su MADDEN, bae fie.
aum Sefenitrer Rird,e unb
= auis, am Tienitas unb Mittpcd,
ass'e' Den 9'tn uno ioten Stat, in aie.'e
Eaus, edf Der 4'ea unb Main Strase. elm
Satr abbaItsn, sa meIGem S.s,rmon
eingelassn III.
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AuctioA.

Howe Il Tyler will sell this morning at
10 o'clock. great variety of the best
kind of secondhand furniture, compris.
ing every article waited in housekee ping;
some Of tee best kinds of parlor stoves,
large quantities of crockery, tin and glass
ware, one foe double barrelled shotgun,
one elegant new carpet, two excellent
sewing machines, de-, dc.