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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02

GRAIN-Thero Is 9 steady demand for wheat at full
prices but the absence OF supplies restricts operations
Sales Of fair and choice Pennsylvania and Southern red
were made at S3a3 rs. White may be quoted at % 35a
S. 10. Rye in fair request and commands 81 40 per
bushol for Western. Corn is and prices &C.
bushel hgher sales of o5o0 bushels yellow at 81 u.s.
and 500 bushels Western mixed At Fl - Oats ore also
sylvaa at G5c per bushel The receipts to-day are as
follows: 1860 bbls Flour 340 bushels Wheat 310O bush
els Corn, 9060 bushels Oats.
PRov1s1oNs-Prces well maintained, but the mar
ke continues inactive; small sales making at S35 per
bb for pork 2Oa20c per lib for plain and fancy
ders a17c for prime lard in bbs and tcs and 20as2c
per ID for butter as 10 quality.
WH1BKEY-Small sales Of Pennsylvania bbls are ma
king at 50 40a2 4 so bbls Of Ohio at 81 49, and small
lots at 50 "A per gallon.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, October 91.-TuapEATNE-8ale Of
2o3 bbls at IS Is for virgin and yolloH dip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28
.MsI LIrARY INSTITUTE

VIRGINIA E1IItEEAH4 INSTITUTE
A-Ihe Board of Visitors vii mtet at the yir-.
ginia Military Institute on the 21thtefj June to
make appointments of Cadets Applications
for State and Pay!Cadet appointments Will be
made to the undersigned. accompanied with the
usual testimonials of good mora c haraeter. & e.
Candidates for appointment must be exempt
from bodily disease, of ages between Ii and rs
years, and, inthe case of State Cadet applicants,
must satisfy the Board Of their inability to
meet the expenses OF the institution. u
Candidates for admission must be able to
read and write we'll, andto perform with facili-
ty and accuracy the various operations of the
four ground rules Of thmetc. of reduction, of
simple and compound proportion and OF vul-
gar and deciIna fractions. lEt5 It 80
State Cadets Zone for each Senatorial Dstrlct)
will besuppied With board and}tuition without
charge.
Ali State Cadets, who held appointments on
the Sd Of April 1865, and who desire to enter
the institution as such, will signify the same,
with the usual evidence Of present pccuniary
condition. by letter to the Superintendent .
Every arrangement has been made by the
Board Of Visitors to maintain the high scientific
character of the Institute and to put in full OPP
ere tion its wel-tricd and distinctive system of
discipline and instruction. $500
The graduating exercises of the institution
will take place at the. Institute on the 4th Of
July. The examinations will commence on the
9th Of June, and be continued daily until com
pleted. The public are respectfully invited to
all these exercises.
For all further information application Will
be made to the superintendent.
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
-4Ff.Et superintendent.
Lexington, Va, my 18-1awGw
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new YORK, May 2S.-Gold 1873.

Sage, the murderer of q little child Of VIM.
Todd near Paris, Ind, suffered the severest
penalty Ct the law at Mount Vernon, in that
State, on Friday He made a confession, say
ing that while he was in the act Of stealing
some money belong to Mr.. Todd, three chill
dren came in and discovered him. He imme-
diately determined to kill them, but only sue
ceedcd in killing the baby. The others recoV-
cred and informed against him. 49,.
It seems now to be admitted that the Cabi-
net is not an "unit" on the Presidents recon-
stsuction policy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28

CIRCUIT Courts atWllcy.-Boar of Pub.
lie Works of Virginia rs. Seldcp5 Wihers &
Co-in chancery-S. Ferguson Beach and
James Neeson appointed trustees in place of
W. P. Bocork and Andrew Wylie.
Frederick Swope VS. Corneliai Swope-in
chancery--7a decree Of divorce vinculo mat
rimonii granted Frederick Swope
W. +. Carne, guardian Of Mary Ann
Ryan vs. Mary Ann Ryan and Anastit'a Ryan
in chanccry-ordcr for sale of alo; Of ground.
Thomas johnson vs. Martha Johnson-in
chancery decree of divorce yinculo matri.
monii granted Thos. johnson.
Peter Wise, trustee VS.. Geo. ?. Wise, ct
als-in chancery-order for sale of real estate,
described in deed Of trust from Geo Wise to
Christopher Nea!e.
Benz. King guardian, &C., vs.. Llewellyn O.
Hoxtou, ct al-n chaDcery- decree for sale
of real estate on King street, in this city, and
Benz King appointed commissioner.
Anthony Mclean, trustee, US. W. S. John
son, ct als.-in cbanccry- authorizing
the sale of real estate in this city, By the trus-
tee.
Com vs. Jas Thompson and Thos Curran,
indicted for grand arceny-noli prosequi en-
tered in both cases. .-..,
Com VS. VIM Curran-iudicted for grand
arceny-found guilty of petit larceny, and sem
fenced to four months imprisonment in the coun-
ty Jail.
Com. vs.. Ambrose Genus-indictcd for grand
larceny motion by defendant counsel to quash
indictment overruled-and bench warrant is
sued against Genus. 81,
Thomas Williams, indicted for grand larceny,
was tried and found guilty, and his term Of
imprisonment in the Penitentary fixed at FIVE
years.
Com. vs. louisa Mason, indicted for petit
larceny-g guilty and sentenced to three months
Imprisonment in the County Jail.
Com. VS. Henrietta Rocker, indicted for petit
Iarceny-guilty, and sentenced to three months
Imprisonment in the County Jail.
Samuel Thompson, indicted for grand larce
ny was found not guilty and discharged.
COm. VS.. w. Ii. IJuln, llulctcu Icl pun
larceny, not guilty and discharged. d..
John Smith was found guilty Of petit larceny
and sent to the County Jail for three months.
To-DAY.-The rule awarded against ID.
Turner for failure to appear as grand juror,
was discharged.
Kinzer Griffith, qualified as administrator Of
Jane Thompson
Com vs. Beckett, negro charged with
riot Zone Of the parties arrested for participa-
ton in the fight at -Four Mile RUM was tried,
acquitted and discharged.
The civil docket was then called and tho
causes set for hearing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28

RELIG1oUs.-Y esterday morning, at seven
O. clock, thirty. one Children eleven boys and
twenty girls, we're admitted-to their first COM
munion, at St. Mary's Church. and during the
Vespers, at p, M, they made the solemn re-
newa Ct their baptismal vows, each bearing a
lighted ia. er, and kneeing at the communion
rail. The usual declaration was read by Mas
ter Thomas G.. Brent for the boys, and Miss
Maggie Kingston for the girls. The latter APP
peared in white dresses, their heads being COW
ed with white muslin wells. Appropriate ad-
dresses we're delivered by the pastor on both
occasions, and large congregations attended.
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COMMUNICATED.

The members Of the Friendship Fire Compa
ny, who have always taken great pride in their
organization, and have endeavored to render
themselves useful in serving the public, and
have ever been willing to obey all orders ema-
mating from properly constituted authorities
desire to make the enquiry, through the col
umns of the Gazette, as to the present organi-
zation Of the Fire Department. Is the Chief
Engineer, elected by the people, subordinate to
the Fire Wardens, elected ~ the Common
Council? As a conflict Of authority, upon Il
late occasion, (the burning Of the government
wood, impaired their usefulness, they ask for
information, 50 that they may govern them
selves accordingly in future. FRIENDSHIP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28

The WAY IT IS DoNE.-'rhe way Hcnning
sells clothing at such moderate prices is based
upon business calculations with regard to GER
tainty of profit and the increased amount sold
by reason Of his one price system Call and
see his articles at his store, corner Seventh
street and Maryland avenue, Washington,D. G..
nv 29-lt& -
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TIE REVENUE BILL.-On Saturday night
the Common Council further considered, amend
cd and passed the Revenue bill, which now
goes back to the Board of Aldermen for concur
renee. The Common Council in addition to
other amendments, adopted one imposing tax
of 500 on AuctiOneers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28

The s!oop River Queen, with several persons
on board, on her way down the river, yesterday
morning, when opposite the lower portion Of
the city, was struck by squall and upset
Those on board chung to the vessel and were
saved. In the course Of the day assistance was
obtained, and the sloop raised and rightcd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28

Active preparations are making in Washing
ton for the National Fair for the benefit Of
the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home. \
spacious building is now in course of erection
at the intersection of Pennsylvania avenue and
Seventh street. Gen. Augur has detailed a
number Of soldiers, who acting as carpenters,
have commenced the building
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rENHE VIRGINIA. q :: *cl.z
----~--faf MI GRAFf0N- SOCIETY, Z -

incorporated by the SGeneraF assembly, and
composed exclusively OF III
z VIRGINIAN. PROPERTY HOLDERS.
Have determined to send-at- once to Europe enc
of their Directors to secure the tenants and la
borers required in this State. Their Commits
sioner, who is row arranging to embark for
Great Britain, will be empowered to contract
with reliable tenants in Europe for the lease Of
lands, either in large CT small tracts Land
owners who wish to rent their lands are invited
to communicate with the Secretary, al the. office
Of the Society in Lynchburg, who will furnish
the necessary forms Of power Of attorney and
contract, to be signed by them and the imnii-
grants Each application must state what rent
viii be required, and whether in money or part
Of the crop. Our Commissioner will go out &C
credited as the agent of the Vireinian land-hold-
erS, proposing fair renunerative contract to
persons who wish to como to this country, and
will take active and energetic measures to place
before the proper classes the advantages Of the
locations which we propose. " III
Farmers and others wishing to employ select
ed laborers are invited to avail themselves Of
this organization and communicate with the
Secretary. ia
4 Land Register will be kept in the office. Of
the Society, where will be registered descrip-
tons of lands for sale or lease in any part of
the State, which will be brought to the notice of
all immigrants and other settlers calling at the
office as we'll as extensively advertised in this
country and abroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28

Mrs NJ. G. Barber has Opposed of he- sple1s-
did estate on the Heights Of Georgetown, tc
Mr. Henry D. Cooke, of the firm ofJay Cooke
& Co., for $4,000. The estate comprises
about 10 acres in the highest state of cultiva-
ton and is improved by an elegant villa in the
Italian style.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28

Recent improvements and repairs IN the APP
paratus at the Light House on Jones Point,
below this place, have increased the brlliancy
of the light very much. The lantern islighted
with gas
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ga .

LITERARY ADDRESS. We are requested to
say that Hiram 0. Claughton, esq, will de-
liver literary address before the Patrick Hem
~ Society, Of St. Johns Academy, at St.
Mary's Hall, corner Of Wolfe and Royal streets,
to-morrow evening at s clock, to which the
public are invited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28
LOCALz:NEWS

ATTEMPT To- BURN A STOREY Yesterday
morning, between four: and five, % clock, smoke
was discovered issuing from the second story Of
the brick building, at the foot of King street,
belonging to the Messrs. Wheat but the first
and second floors of which are occupied by
Bowen, Bro, & CO. as wholesale grocery and
ship chandlery establishment. The fourth
floor has for many years been used as sail
loft. AS soon as the, smoke was seen, by a
person who happened to be on the adjoining
wharf, the watch, with Captain Walsh, were
called, and the door on the east front, leading
to the sail loft, was broken open and an entrance
into the building thus effected The door
opening on the second floor was next broken
open, and Immediately dense volume Of smoke
issued therefrom Upon search, it was asccr-
tanned that the smoke came from bundle OF
oakum which was partly burned, and which
was at once extinguished. Ga this floor, in the
south east corner,is the counting room used by
the firm Of B. B. & Co., upon table in the
centre Of which was found kerosene lamp,
burning, and the books and papers of the
concern, lying open. Immediately under the
books was basket Of waste paper in which
was found a package of packing yarn, tho
roughly saturated with some kind of burning
fluid From this basket train Of the yarn
led out Of the door Of the counting room
to a bale of oakum, and another train to lot OF
combustibc materials: in different parts Of the
room. Close to the pile Of oakum was a cup
containing some burning fluid, from which a
lamp wick led to the oakum and it is supposed
that this was the point at which the fire was
started The room being very tight and the
oakum being hard pressed and damp, as is
supposed from water dripping through the
floor from above, did rot ignite, as was antlcl-
pated, and thus our city was spared another
terrible confagration These being the facts,
and suspicion pointing to the members
of the firm of Bowen, Brother Il Co., a
warrant was issued and JAS r. Bowen, j. L.
Bowen and j. T. Brooks the members Of the
firm, and Samuel S. Whey, clerk, who was last
in the store, we're arrested and taken before the
Mayor and Justices Summers and Uhler, who
after a thorough investigation committed Vim
cy to Jail, and held the others to bail in the
sum Of $4,000 each, for their appearance before
the County Court, for examination. The at
tempt, whoever made it, was a told and most
daring one, but very bungingly executed. 1t
is said that Mcssrs. B. B. & Co., had an insu
rance on their stock Of goods for $4,000, and
that this policy was in the safe in the store
The report that there were several kegs Of
powder in the building is Incorrect, there be-
ing few pounds of loose powder only, belong
ing to some gunners, in the third story.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28
AUCTION SALES:
DUBLIC2sALEDFZl

DUBE1CISAiJE1)F5 I@tf-2tY X I1t3E-EJL H.
l----t ii ~ EST Ts s-,,
U!IGr iut!o orig OF q decree Of tho Circ;,i5
Court of Eairax County va.:,F rendered. a -.
June term 1860; in the suit o. Carter IS. gEcc-
ana others, the undersigned, CoLi4n!ssioaaIe
therein named, will, on Monday, the 18th csy G.
June, le14 at Il O'Clock, H., Chat being ccu:G
day at the front door Of the Court iouse, .:
said county OF Fairfax, offer at public suctioa,
that portion OF the valuable trace Of iane called
"RE, aI -, IN, containing by :ccens st@vsy
ty. of Fairfax and partly in.the county cf 2-iace
William. The portions situated in The -espaa.;
tiye counties will be sold separately. The orc.
lcctcd independ dent line of the Manassas GAP
Kailroad passes by, or through Tho tract; and L
is near n contemplated depot. Tho land IS Gee.
sidered the very best and most productive IN
that region Of country. and is Of Tie scaS cls:S
soil, there held in such high estimation, saS i
we'll adapted TO- the production Of, ell lines o:
grain and grasses There is an couroanee o.
wood on the land and it's proyeT2iaii ~ healayy
The buildings are comfortable. =! - 49, ."
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten pc: cent. o.: Il
purchase money, to De paid in cGsh, Oh H.s oay o:
sale deposit, to be forfeited OF Ghe ia:lace c:
the purchaser to complete his purchase. she 2es"
duc Of the purchase rloney 70 be ceie il taiee
equal nstalments Of six, twei'Tc enc ,Glte2,
months from the day Of SAFE, 20 DC s2ci: ed p,
the bonds OF the purchaser, and as ...lc &C ps
retained until the purchase none.f ic July oria:
the land to be re-sold, ct the isl. OF sac 3urch.
ser, upon his default, ct any ,ir3. 20 .;a:T rs
cash deposit or the deferred nste i.r cas-. Jc;:.
vcyancing and stamps at cosS o. plrcGi 5s.:
80 FRANCIS H.. SII: :ITlts
49,. MATTHEW HE--SNISCN,
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RoBBERY.-'H store Of M Jos. Nichols,
near the depot of the Orange ami Alexandria
Railroad, was entered on Saturday night and
robbed Of nearly all its contents, consisting OF
sugar, butter, liquor, bacon, -four, sc. No
clue to the robbers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28

FAUQu1ER COUNTY VIM NJ. Hume has
been elected Sheriff of Fauquier county, by a
considerable majority VIM. Il. Weaver,
County Surveyor. The returns, for Sheriff,
are nearly complele-and give Hume l,074-
James 4l6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28

A heavy cloud passed around and over this
place last night, and there was much lightning
and thunder.
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teemed Loudoun correspondent, Aliquis, sends
rs the returns of the elections in that county.
J. Bradfcld was elected Clerk of the Cir
cult Court without opposition For Sheriff,
COL Z. V. White received ],6l6 votes; S. G.
Luckett 97O-White's majority $40. In the
Mt. Gilead District, B. f. Taylor was elected
magistrate by CT majority over Amos Hughes.
In reference to the vote for Sheriff, Aliquis
says: THE radical vote is probably about 442.
Mr.. Luckett, l learn, is opposed 70 President
Johnson's plan Of reconstruction, but whether
he has adopted The Congressional extreme l
can not say, except that he is opposed to negro
sufru0e"
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A bill has been introduced into the House
of Representatives appropriating 100000 for
the immediate repair of the Long Bridge.
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- o.

LICENSES is called to the mott
ces in to-days' Gazette, from the Mayor, II
reference to licences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28

We are nov having delightful growing
weather" plentiful showers, and warm sun
shine. Weare told that all kinds Of vegetables
are growing finely, and promise an abundant
yield. ~
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OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY:
PRESIDENT,
Hon LAS. BARBOUR.

DIRECTORS.
Hon. Alex. Rives, John NJ. Forbes, ESQ.,,
Hon. VIM. D. Hart, Gen. G. G.. Wharton, Ma.
A. F. Robertson, Col. Robt, L. Owen, n. Francis
Cabell esq, Hon. Charles Bruce, Launcelot
Minor, esq, and Capt e. L. Shelton.
Major Peter j. Otey, Typographical Engineer,
and Architect
Dr. w. B. Robertson, Secretary.
All communications must be addressed to the
Secretary at Lynchburg, Va my l9-3m
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Lexington, Va, my 1871
T G. STAFFORD, ."5 ..,'
AUCTIoNEER,
No. 50, KING STREET,

No. 50, KING STREET,
Between Water and Fairfax Streets,
Will give his personal attention to the sale OF
Real Estate, Household Furniture at the resi-
dence OF families declining housekeeping. Also
to the sale Of stocks Of Groceries and Merchan
disc of every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness, &c.
G.g- Sale of Furniture, Glass and Crockery
Ware Boots, Shoes and Clothing ut auction,
every TU ESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY MORNINGS, commencing at 10 o clock
u. N. Consignments solicited
J. G.. STAFFORD,
mvl5-3W ~ ,s. 3~ Auctioneer.
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MATTHEW HEINIECE,
'ia HoIl.n'rs 81 Gel.
ap 11-eots

r OUDOUNl LAND FOR ST. l5. . --: :,
| to O decree Of the Circuit Court Of !Ior-
doun county, rendered at the April Gerrc; 1cc5ss,
in the case Of Heaton Us. Eeatoa, and oEia33..:::
On Saturday, the End day Of ynge, 1866, Il y
Vile Va, the undersigned commissioners &. en-
in named, will sell, separately, es Public Lr,-
ton, to the highest bidder, the following -:ac>s
Of Land. 1850 ri u
The "O' NEAL TRACT, containing ONE 4 ~
DRIED AND THIRTY THREEAC FAC
the "P1GGorr TRACT" adjoining, conteini:;:c;;
ONE HUNDRED ACRES.-The Sid Tcsc,s
of Land are situated on the road leading sro:1'
Purccllvillc to the Goose Creek Meeting -houSc
about one mile from each place. helf-a-milc sos:t,
of the crossing of the Smokers Gap and 5crli-.
Turnpikes, and three miles from MetcerS La-
pot on the Alexandria, Loudoun 81 Hampshire
Railroad in the most fertile part OF the LouGcI.i
Valley The Land is well watered, under 5cot
fencing, in fine condition, and has on il 6. sum
cheney of TIMBER. :" :,
The improvements on the tract lirsv named
consist of a comfortable DWELLING Tsssaa
HOUSE, with all the necessary out-Su gs sssEs:
ings, except the barn, the walls OF ;Salch IRE
every variety of we'll selected fruit.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-ffth OF the parch..-
money in cash, on the day of sale, one istl CT
the confirmation by the court of INC SIS -
sales, one-fifth in one year, one ifth II t%c ci,
and the remaining fifth in three years itera Sus'
confirmation. The purchaser or purchasers &C
give bonds for the deferred Dayr entS. haai'r.
Interest from the day of &c ald tie t:Gl5 &C. ).
retained until ali the purchase MONEY snail y;
paid. HENRI < 9 { e
Commissioners, Lees 5"ra,: T.
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lONE7ARY &c COMMERCIAL.

LE,iue.e IS a continued stringency in the money
mo ises, and but ittle enquiry for securities. =
So Nc transactions in Southern BanhsNotes, es-5
,,c;ally the notes of the banks of this State,
-; ;ob ,oa;y pe quoted at the figures giyen below
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Commissioners, Lees5"ra:
Lou1oun county, my 5-laWAW -

TIARAT NEAR UPPERTtLLE. u; f.,.
H PRIVATE SALE.-Dy authority Of a.
cree Of the Circuit Court Of Loudorn, .enG eta(
in the suit of Gibson vs. Gibson, re viii sell O.,
private sale, the Farm known of "FernAC," g
longing to the estate of the late AGhion GioSoh.
This farm is in Loudour county, Va, one-ahs
a-half miles from Upperville, in ono Of he in:@,
portions of the State, on the Turnp,e, r"cnty
miles from Winchester, and seven from INC T..
G. r. r. It contains ABOUT Three Hundred INC
Fourteen crcs, has on it a convenien. and SUI
stantal Stone Dwelling, with cuc. buildi?f;s ttrs,
and other improvements; there ere e. acres III 4&=.
of good timber on it, besides Meadows ant -.
land The farm is in good order an6 coLti.icl,
with good fencing. If not sold ct pr:yet: 81.
before that day. it will be sold at public s: lie !:
the highest bidder on SATURDAY, CUM &c
1866 about noon before the store-housc 70. i =
ly occupied by WIN. A. Stephenson, il Jp:;c'
vile.
Terms--One-tenth cash. Of the resiur; o:c-
fourth on confirmation Of sale, onc-toufjl jh
six months one-fourth in twelve nonoh5, $40
e-f9urth in eighteen months from dn.' Of s..l2
The purchaser give bond and per:oapl s2c"--
ity for deferred payments. with interest .rG.
day of sale Title to be withheld rs i"rihc. e.
curity.
q. Gibson, on the premises, vii! give ca -
formation needed. ~ r- --
- JOHN NJ. DER, L.eesbutS,
BRUCE GIBSON ''Ferlre,'
o.
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'yrw CT EXTRAORDINARILY %.

I: Z Z [ y L L I s T.
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TOR SALE.-The undersigned, contemplate
y ing changing his business. will sell on rea-
sonabIe terms, the good will and fixtures, in
complete order, of the Restaurant known as
OUR HOUSE, on the corner OF Prince and Fair
fax streets. Also the BARBER SHOP, with
good will and fixtures, No 19, North Royal
Street. Both these stands are in fine location
for business For terms, apply to
HARRISON JACOBS, .
INV 23-tf Cor. Prince and Fairfax sts.