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The Execution of Escobedo

GALVESTON, TEXAS. Dec 25-Col plato
late Of the q uartermaster's Department IN ,
lust arrived here from indianoIa Hesaw tha
Daily Ranchero of the 10Th. which .,,f.d o.
the authority of Flint. a Matamoras cora
spondent, that IL was reported and generally
believed that Escobedo had been captured ana
hung outside of the city. Ii is believed nv he
military that his death was iustigated nv or
tega. Escobedo had been heard from ,hs A.,
previous to his reported execution. '
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FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson Il 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows

I-eWIs Jonhs0n %, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Ist Board-U. s. reg
registered. lo5A; do. coupons, 1861: do, 1896;
Ran To- =, registered. 90: do. coupons 90 ;
7.3us, 1Ha Ohio and Mississippi Certificates
2ek; Canton. ASK; Cumberland, IS; QuicksiI-
yer, "A, Mariposa, Il; New York Central
100 Erie, &c .; do. preier'd, SAX; Hudson. 49,;
Reading, 1t5K; Michigan Central, lO7X; Mich
igan southern, S2H; Illinois Central, III;
Cleveland and Pittsburg. S7a; Cleveland and
Toledo, lS3x; Rock Island, lU3: Northwes.
tern, asa; do. preferred. sax; Fort Wayne
=; Chicago and Alton, 10c; Alton and Ter
re Haute, a.; Toledo and Wabash, ~: W u
TELEGRAPH, Asa; Boston Water Power. 81; Pa.
cifc Mail. 1854; Atlantic Mail, lO:. American
gold, 2.U p. m, l3II.
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FRAUD Upon THE PENSION OFFICE

James q Smith, OF Battle Greek, Mich, has
been indicted and held to bail for his appear.
ance at the March term of the United States
Court, at Detroit, Mich. James s. Tobias. CT
Bradford, N. Y, has also been held to bail for
his appearance at the United States District
Court, At Albany, n. Y, on the 18th OF Janu.
airy, 1e67. These parties are charged with for
ging the names Of witnesses, and the certifi-
Gates OF notaries and county clerks 70 the ap-
plications OF the claimants. In some instances
the names Of min listers to marriage certifis Gates
were also forged by the parties, but their for
geries We're successful In a few cases only.
Tobias admits his CUNT, and it is thought by
the officers there is sufficient violence again Il
Smith.
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RIP VAN wINKLE-The oldest inhabitant
does not remember to have seen in thi. city a
more elosely-packsd or enthusiastic audience
than was assembled at the National Theatre
last evening 10 witness Jefferson g ighth rem
resentation OF :. Rip Van Wrinkle" There was
not even standing room left in any part Of the
house, from the parquette to the galleries.
Competent Judges who have seen the play in
leading theatres in the large cities, concede
that It has seldom been produced elsewhere
with better cast or more attention TO musical
and scenic effects
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Our NEW MINISTER To FRANcs.-On Sun.
day iast, We learn by a cable dispatch, Gene
raj Dix presented his credentials as United
States Minister to France to Napoleon, and
enjoyed a very cordial reception. The .his-
torIeal anity" and friendly relations existing
between France and the United States wers
referred TO by the General and his Majesty.
and wishes that they should be perpetual ex-
changed. Napoleon said he regarded a "loyal
understanding" between the two countries as
OF great value" and in the interests of com.
merce and civilization
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IT X q 8 T Z E's LIE.

By virtue OF q decree Of the Circuit Court for
Prtnce Georges County, sitting IS Court Of
Equity, passed in the cause OF James b. Dodson
and Others We, John 7, renwfck, administrator de-
souis non of Jshu =. Garter aad others, 1 will
expose 70 public ssIs a. the late resdencs OF the
nary next, 1t Il oclock if fair. IL NOT. the
next fair day theIeafer, all that tract parcel OF
land known - Mel Rose, p OF which he died seized
and Possessed, contai ming about ls9 acres.
Also, part or parcel 90 land adjoining thereto,
cont aiming sbont ~ acres.
Also, the undivided third Of Q tract Or parcel Of
land containing about AIS scrcs.
from the village a Biadensburg about two miles,
and frsm HyatrsNile station. on the b sltimare
and arlington Railroad. sbout two and half
PPiiss. and sdjcins the lends Of hessrs 7. W.
texture. admirably adaptsd to market purposes;
upon the promises, Of choice fruit.
The Improvements consist OF a hrst G ass Frame
Dwelling In excellent repair. with large lawn In
'front.' tastefully laid ont, ornAmented with shrub
berry and trees OF yartous kinda; and there IL .
oommsafous Barn upon the premises. erected At .
considerable penss. With every necessary build
ing. Those in pursuit of . beautiful, healthy and
mended In attend the sale. o. it 10 seldom tn at
property pesssssing 90 many sdvantagssis brought
into market. The last named tract 10 parcel Of
land sdoi min the village OF Bl ad ebshurg ant by
lndicious culture couls be made most vsf able, IL
being kind and very prod uctive
Terms OF sale: One third cash; residue In one
and two years. With int rest and approved seonr-
est deed In fee will be executed 20 the purchs-
ser or purchasers. stamps and conyeyancins &C
the OF pense Of the p1rensssy or eyrchsssrs.
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RRLIEF or THE POOR--rhe special relief
commission (of which Surgeon Reyburn, of
pointed to distribute the appropriatiou ~
$2SO0O, made at the last session of Coneress
for toe relief Of the poor of this District dis,
tributed during the week ending on the 18TH
instant $5sS20 worth of fuel. clothing, and
rations, OF which amount e26S was given 10
white persons, and 1926 20to coiored persons.
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THE FENIAH TkIALs-In the courts at
Swsetsburg. Canada, on Monday. Mcdonald
was tried for robbery. and the jury disagree.
ing on verdict were locked up until they
should come 10 a decision. Cornelius owen
was tried as an America citizen for leyying
war and acquitted. Charles McGowan. the
lad whs accompanied the in vaders q. a boot
black, was discharged, no Indictment being
found against him.
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Geld Down

NEW YORK, Dec. 26, 10 a. m.-GoId o,ara.
al l33.. The steamship Cuba sailed this ,oon
for Liverpool. taking large number of M
sengers and SSs9,G56 in specie
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BUkGLARIoUs ATrkMPr.-About I O'CLOCK
TINS morning an attempt was made to enter
and rob the jewelry store OF Louis Raum.
corner OF 9TH and G streets north The bur
glars broke the lock from the door. and gained
an entrance, but were frightened on by Mrs
kldwell, lady who lives in the house. or
Nicer Becker and private watchman John NC
Cormisck were soon on the spot, but the thieves
escaped without booty. The fur store of Ed
ward Oohen, TN, between G. and II streets,
was entered about 2 O'Clock and robbed nj
furs valued at $3.50 1t is supposed that the
party concerned in the shooting of ON ,er
williams Is the same that perLetrated potn
these acts. WV
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The STRONGEST MANA Mr. Butts of New
DIRK, has entirely ..taken the sails out of DR.
Winship. He writes that he can lift two thou
sand seven hundred and twenty ven pounds
two ounces He says: 81 have eaten plain
simple food-few kinds at a meal, voided
knick-kDacks, pork and condiments I have
used mostly vegetable food and milk when
that would answer, but found IL necessary a
portion Of the time TO introduce animal food
into nv diet
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Sporting Man kiIl.d

RICHMOND. Dec. 26.-Jesse Murphv nron,;
etor OF jackson Park, was killed AT the On
terfield races yesterday by Jos Kelly, Ron
parties are well known in sporting circles
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Treatment of Federal Officers in Ian
iSiaua

NEW loRK, Dec. 26-A New Orleans dis.
patch says that Gen Sherman has calisd 81.
special attention of the Congressional COMMIT.
tee 10 the treatment OF Federal oticers ana
Freedmen's Bureau agents BY the civil courts
of Louisiana and Texas
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. N.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON. December 25, 1893.
Jay Cooke 20. iuI sish tho following
q o Citations OF Government securities:

NEW YORK HIRer BOARD eALDS
Coupons, ll0H; Five Twenues, 1852. los u;
Five TWentIes- 1854, ia3 Five Twenties,
1865 104x; Five Twenties, January and July,
1865. 107A; Ten Forres ON: Seven Turtles,
August, loiA do. June, lO4A: do. July, l0ia
Gold, 1921
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PRESIDENTIAL TICKET.-A writer in the
Rockville (Md-) Sentinel suggests General
Grant Tor President and General Lee for Vice
President OF the United States 70 be run as the
national Union candidates.
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MURDER.-Yesterday Coroner Wood ward
held an Inquest in view OF the BODY of VIM
T. burnside. (colored.) IN a shanty bet W cen ID
and L and 18th ana 18th streets west Ii an
peared that the night previous the deceased
and Joseph Bryant, (coIored,) both old men
made bet OF pint OF liquor on some dis
puted point, and get into q quarrel, which
eliminated in fight The other inmates O :
tne house put them ont, and they continued
their fight until Burnside was carried into the
house in a helpless condition, and died about
daylight yesterday morning. There were no
sertous bruises apparent or other marks of
violence upon his person, and the Jury was
unable to decide upon the cause of death.
Bryant was arrested by Officer Harris, of the
let ward, and taken before Justice Drury who
sent him to jail for court
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INTERNAL REvEEUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day were ss74 6.3s; and on Monday
last see, as6,22.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ENCOUNTER WITH RrRGLAEs-Prirat. Ia.
Williams Of the Third Ward Police Sbot- WounJ
Probably Fdfdl-This morning. Serer Austin
MADE the following report to Lieut. Skippon,
OF The police:
'December 26.h, 4 O'Clock a. n-Onicer vii.
ilams was shot by one Of two men su pic,ou
characters, whom he ordered TO halt on I'm
street, near north. Officer Shea on the sd .
joining heat, was near him when shot. and
went to his assistance. aud helped him to the
residence OF Father Mccarthy. Dr. J. T. How
ard refused TO attend Drs. Dorsey and Prem
Ties responded promptly, and dressed his
wound. They decided that he could be sa feIv
removed. and he was taken 10 his home ON
oth. near street, DIR. Dorsey attending MIN
From the statement Of the wounded man II,
appears that an attempt was made to enter a
lewelrv store in the Fourth Ward, and the
private Waterman was following these men
Williams, seeing the pursuit, went into the
street and called them to halt. He walked n
within about twelve yards Of them, when the
tailest OF the tive men turned upon him and
fired pistol The ball struck q brass but,on
on the left breast OF the officers coat and drove
II INTO his body. The surgeons succeeded in
extracting the button, but the ball has not been
found. The external hemorrhage is yery
slight. and the patient appears to be cheerful:
out II is feared that he is bleeding internally,
amd that the wound may prove fatal. Oficer
Williams has good reputation as an once
10 married man. with q family O. small emil.
dren deposition OF the won nded m an taken
BY Justice Thompson at ten o'clock this morn
ing, FULLY confirms the above statement
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Affairs in San Francisco M rxican News.
SAN FRANCIsCO, dec. GA hotel CO He'd
the Central House was burneo this morning
-Four men persisted in the flames.
There are no trans actions in wheat, and quo
tatinns are firm at 10 TO 1919 per 100 lbs. Min
ing stocks finn. Crown PoJut. i260; Belcher
221; Alpha, 150; Yellow Jacket, 1905; Legal
Tender. ~
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 25.-The steamer PAN
ANA. seven and a half days from Mazatlan,
rope rs that the Liberal forces were about to
lsayr Mazatlan for Guadelajars in pursuit Of
TIE French, and that the lmperialists sui hold
San Bias
The trial ofthe alleged m utineers Of the ship
Reynard resulted in the disagreement and dis
charge OF the jury. The prisoners were re-
manded TO the custody or the T. y Marshal
Col. X. A. Vain wright, of the u. =. Ord :.
nance Corps, committed suicide AT Benicia
Barracks last Sunday.
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DR0POsALs FOR FURNIsaIHa AETIoLE.
Az THE WASHING TON NANY YARD.
NAVY PAYMAsrsRs OFrIcE,


WARRINGTON, d. O., December Is, 1855
sealed PROPOSALS. to be endorsed =. Proposals. =,
VIII be received 1t this once until IL N the drst
day OF January. ls7, for the folio ne gu pplies
ch,rh nrust be Of the rery bsNt qgaiiy Co be dsliy
cred free 81 expense an! Goyernmsnt tar, at the
washington NAVY 4 ard, and sUtjecs 10 ;he RSsat
tnspeoft0R thereat, to wit:
Bureau Of Ordnance.
$50 sixty five hIndredD sounds round and square
80 ohree hundredD pounds round and square 0ast-
100 telsvsn hundredI poands Shear Steel
= trwsnty -tWol dozen files
zstt.o hundred asd seventy vel pounds Brass
llopel barrel boiled Linseed Oil
80 tthree hundredb pounds pore White Lead
80 three hundreA) pounds Brandons Brown
soe (three hundredl bushels Charcoal
~ lone hundred and hftyD Bounds Cotton waste.
Bureau of S,eam EayiAcsriRs.
l6cotsixteen heuAredl pieces young VI hite Kick
DRY, for Cog wheels
= twenty hve seamless Brass Tubes, for boilers
4tfourj foar- inch Sy phoa Pumps,
kesponsible security required for the prompt
and faithful delivery of supplies awarded. Blank
forms ic,th Jrrher per.,es!e.s for eidds,s, 20 be
had at this Office. CALVIN q. JACKSON.
de 20 st Paymsster U Navy.
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SKATERs, ATTENTION i-0o TO ADAM60SS
- 300 9th street. aud for IS cents get ~ his
xouave Gaps: inst the thing to keep your ears
warm when skating de iT-lS
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FROM EUROPE.
Critical Condition Of Italian Affairs-Ea-
genie will not 60 10 r eme-Ea.iish Re-
form Movements.
fBy the Atlantic Cable.J
ROME, Dec. 2i.-The relations between the
L alisn and Papal Governments continue in q
cririca! cordition, and NJ. SOyeIh, the Italian
Amosss ador, makes but little progress IN his
negotiations with the Pope.
PARIS. Dec. 2i.-The Empress Eugene, con-
trary to expectation, will not 60 to Rome
FLORENCE. Dec. 24.-Ths budget submitted
to the liaiiaa Oh ambers oy the Finance Mn
lister. shows u large deficit in the receipts as
compared with the expenditures.
LONDON, Dec. 24.-The Trades Union have
agreed TO place their organizations At the dis
position OF the Reform party in the ensuing
political contests.
No stock or commercial business will be
Transacted tomorrow.
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Pr JAS. @. MCGUIRE a 90, Auctioneer..

Rf JAS. q. MCGUIRE & Co, Auetioneers.
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF ALA.
BASTER STATUETTEs, VASES, CARD RI
CHINAhS AND many other Beauttfui Ornaments
Florence.
On FRIDAY HORN1NG. Dec. 18Th, commsnc-
, Ing At H. O'Clock in the morning and7 evening
continuing each morEins and evening until al are
the entire collection OF Alabaster StAtuettss, sc ,
being the importation OF ID. Cristofny. This col
lection com ptises many gems Of Art beautiful In
design and hnieh Of mediu UNI size well nd pted for
the Psrier er Boud Dir.
Terms cash. j. q. MCGUIRE A CO
cea-d GIntell AurtiansArs
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~ CARRIAGES
On hand, Q nae assortment New and S966S
Second hand Carriages Of every des &SE
crtptfon.
Repairing promptly attended to AVID at reasons.
BILE rates. R0BERT 81. GRAHAM.
kepontory S54 street; Repairing shop lI7
8th street. de 3s-sts
GREAT BARGAINS f-...s. ...a..-r
FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON. -as
Fine FRENCH MERIHos, 81 per yard,
Fine FRIACH EMPRESS CLOTH. at 81 Per
81 yard, rs ~ -g. ffif r.4 u FaFz
Fine Double Width All-vool REPS and Pop
LlEs, at 81 Per yard, ta,~s4
DRESS GOODS, choice Water styles. ct So, IS, %.
70, so, and 75csnts-
We are quite sure that the shove MRRINOs and
EMPRB6s CLOTHS are much the cheapest in
this market, having been purchased 81 auction
F'fFi-1 JOS. J. MAY D CO.,
e5.t sos Psnnsylvania avenue.
de Is 1Hf between 9Th and 10th strests.
CpOR SALE Oh RENT-HousE situated on
U South street, No. 2a9, between AZ and 9Th
sts:, Island. Inquire Of Justice e5WELL, No.
l93 81. deli eolas
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'NEDIOlNRs OHBAPER THAN TIE CHEAP.
can always be found st n 009Ry Drug Store.
liz Pennsylvania avenue vest. de s-fw )
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SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS..
On SATURDAY Mosssffss;a. Dec o. .,,os,c,s
We will sell, at the Bazaar, Q number OF saddle,
carriage and Work Horses, % full description al
sale,) comprising about
FIFTY HORSES
nasS good Work: Saddle and Harness Horses.
Vhe LAY Mare. eight yesrs old, Can trot 10 about
One excellent Buggy, Harness. &C.
large collection OF New Ana seoond n.,A R,.
&C. Hcckavays, Carriages, wagons, saa other
Two new Jenny Lad Wagons, built in this city.
Buggy and Harness.
Also.
New and Second hand darness 0addles Carrf.~>.
&C.. at private GALE
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always on private sale
oe26 w. L. WALL q CO.. Aucss.
DR0POSALS FOB FURNISHING AkTIoLTs
All THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM e. ROPE,

~ L. 5. q EUROPEAN NEWS ASSOCIATION.
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D q p L &c 8 A L Z .

By virtue of authority We will expose at Dablic
Dsrnsll on THURSDAY, the - day OF Janusry
next at u O'Clock m. ,yo p rcsls of LAND.
coptaintne me- ,cres Tsis nvon.rtv q. otneI
about i've miles from the Center Market wash-
ing ton city 10 accessible by the Auas Bid
contains an equal quantity of arabic meadov and
WOOD; is Of most excellent quality; highly prveuc
tive; admirably adapted to market BUR eoses aud
has o valuable mill seat and nne buildiag sitas
thereon. II will be ssld separately.
Terms OF sale One h alt cosh: residre in n
months With interest and approved security
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WEST INDIA OBANGES AND
w SWEET MALAGA GRAPES.
Fresh. at KING PLACE.
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lVI MINCB MEAT
StsnsbuIys Extra Quality Of Mince Meat for
sale by E4AH PEBBLE
de l9-6tif Corner and 9Th streets
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SALE OF BeRsEs. 0ARRIAGKs. HARNESS.

llf W. L. WALL co .Auctfopeers.
ID Original Horse and Carriaee Bazaar.
90 Louisiana avenue
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Persons of refined tastes, and who admire and
appreciate the beautiful in Art. req nestled to
call AID examine q very select stock Of tne
Chronos, Oil and Water Color Paintings, Steel
Epgrevin&s, 3c., embracing q great variety Of
scheOls and subjects. W
Frames Of every descrip tion on hand and made
TO order. Picture Tassels. Cards and Nails. The
largest stock Of Recess Frames and Pope Partouts
Tor HaiiwoTk, Flowers, &c, this District.
Coll and them
kOTh BOOK ., opposite Patent Office,
de Is dtyan Seventh street
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RRADSTREETS PATENT WEATHER
II STRIPS,
The best invention of the age Excludes snew
rain cold air and dust from doors and wind ws Of
every description.
Fer sale At Builders Depot $50 7th street, op-
posite Centre Market ~
De 20 Wv H W HAMILTON A co
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n. O. STEVENS,

n. q. SrEPHBNS,
Attorney for Henry W. Darnaii.
s-4taWts lntellieencer
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NIhOE MAT tDOMESTiC,)
A'l Just made, of select materials,
At KING PLACE.
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GOLDEN sCUPPERNONG WINE,
NJ OUR FINEST NATIVE WINE
Gold colsr. full, yet delicate favor and fr.
GRANGE, and less than half the cost Of
Wine. KING PLACE.
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UXURIEs FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
MAILLARD's CANDIES AND CHOCOLATES
CARAMEL'S CREAM CHOCOLATE
DOUBLE VANILLA CHOCOLATE.
(For table use.l
R6SE AND VANILLA nURNT ALMONDS
MIXkD SUGAR PLUMS, and
ASSORTED CANDIES
just received at KING PLACE.
n. P KING SON
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We have recei v ed another supply Of PURE APP
PIE CIDER Those that have been waiting can
now get supplied at
de I9-stif Corner OF u And ORR street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-27
Original Attachment.
CLERK AND MASTERS SALE,

II the matter Of JAS T. Simpson, peti+ion for
Gu'rd,an OF OF Emeline Simpson sale Of Land.
DI VIRTUE OF DECREE MADE IN THE
d above entitled cause, at Fall Term, A. d.,
l7o6. Of the Court of Equity for New Hanover
co,y, will sell at pubic auction, to the highest
b.da T. Saturday, the 18th day OF january, 1867,
oa the premises, the following desirable tract Of
Land VIZ: One Hundred and Ten 1I0) acres Of
land Iying III said county, on the West side Of
H,urc> Greek, and on both sides of COvins Creek,
beginning at Il stake III the line Of Doctor James
f. simpson, running North 20 degrees, West 50
poles TO Il sttke, thence North 30 degrees, Last
30 poles to d stake on the main Road, thence with
-aii road South 40 degrees, East so poles to Smp-
n's line, thence with said line to the beginning
The following are the terms of payment One
ourth of the purchase money cash; the balance in
two equal payments of six and twelve months
each, Ihe purchaser giving bonds with approved
securities.
FREDERICK D. POISSON.
Dec 13-i5 It Clerk & Master.
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:. T.--T86O--Y.

DERSDNS OF SEDENTARY HABITS TROU-
tlr heart lack of appetite, distress after eating,
topld liver, constipation, &C., deserve to suffer if
they VIII not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS.
which recommended by the highest medi-
ctl authorities and warranted to produce an i'm
meii rte beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
age able, perfectly pure, and must supercede all
other tOnic5 where healthy, gentle stimulant is
required
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
Tucy are an antIdOte to change of water and
dit
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours
They strengthen the system and cnliven the
mnl.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fever
They purify the breath and acidty of the stOm-
ach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure DIarrhua and Cholera MOTbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They make the weak strong, the Jaugud bril-
liant, and are exhausted natures great restorer
Iucy are composed Of the celebrated Calisaya
BARK, wIntcrgru"n, Sassafras, roots and he bs all
preserved in perfectly pure ST. CrOiX rum. For
particulars see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware of imp0stors. Examine every bottle
top Of each bottle, and green label for expectation.
around each neck. See descriptive circular around
each bottle
p. H. DRAKE * CO,
New York.
April 10 12-ly