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RY WIN. l.. WALL & CO., AuctioReera
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IN The FIFTH WARD.
BY virtue of the order and decree Of the Supreme
Court Of he District Of Columbia beari3s date the
s SION II he @ IL fss 4 s d
sarah A. Nixon. (his wife, deceased, the under
auction, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of J.a gs
lsS az 4 O'Clock m, in frontot the premises. the
improvements thereon, to va Parts Of Lot, mum:
bered three go and Fix, (sD In Square numbered
the sams al the datancs Of ona hundred and thirty
four O3D feet ten (lOl inches from the southeast
street east running thence due vest eighty four
(SD feet eight ard half ts1s) inches thence due
dne west eighty feur $50 feet eissi and one half
ten ,io inches With lire Of CSss} street, thence
due east one hunered and sixty siHs 10y. feet I've
south With the line of said street IN. place OF
beginning; and alss the folloxing piece or parcel
Declining for the same the lssshce OF ninety ssvsb
(e7l feet from the northeast Of said square
eet ssRt snS ons hall inches theme nor
thirty eight CSsl feet thence esst eighty four tstl
beginning. CONTAINING two thousani nine hundred
a bs eg9tSSn sSssf Brei os.s Win
sh0Ua al the % se eSs as Sa
dsy, commencing at 1 clock p m. until the whole
TerREs o Sl cash the residue in .ix and
twelve months, The purchaser or purchases giving
his their bonds pay able to the respective heirs,
for the deferred payments, bearing interest from
IA All eOHvsysscing and stamps at the cost Of IN.
TitIe deed to be retained until the whole Of TN.
/ purchase paoaey 10 paid. 80 -
MILAN DIXON,
WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM
GIG RUFF,
WILLIAM p. FERGUSON,
WILLIAM A. ELETcHER
Commissioners.
A. LLOYD. Soiicitsr
u Is Taw6ds w. Il. WALL a CO., Ascta-
RY THOs. BOWLING, Aaet.; Georestown.
eARPENTkR'sT TOOLS. HoRsK. WAGON AND
HARNESS, LUMBER. &c. AT ACTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, Jan. 18th, at 10 o'clk.
VIII sell at the shop ofGFimes n Riley on JefePr
Der, &c.
ALSO,
One Horse. wAeon and Harness The wagon
ia ls-d THos DowLThG, Auct.
L ArHs. 1.rHs. LArHs
$500" LA1Hs sss rsse'yss ard tor ,.,sss
Building Depot,
cs27 80. Seventh street.
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~ PARTNERSHIP,
HE CO-PARTNERsHIP heretofore existing
between Y. III. p. King and N. w. Barchell having
been dissolved by mutual consent have this day
associated with me my son, RUDOLPH a. KING,
under the name and style Off. M. r. BING SON,
Wholesale and retail dealers in fine Tees and
choice family Groceries, at the cid stand Of King
Bprchell. corner Of Vermont avenue and 18th st.
January ], 1866. z. III. p. KING.
Y. M. p. KING RUDOLPH A. KING.
The new firm Of z. N. p. KING a SON will en-.
deavor 10 supply their customers with the same
Family Groceries, and Table Luxuries for which
this stand has acquired its reputation. The old
stock 81 goods having been sent to auction, they
now offer an entirely new and enlarged assortment
of such articles as are found In o frst-class
MP. KING SON
ja2-f Cor. Vermont ave. and 18th street
CANARY, M9CKING, RED BIRDS, AND
~ PARROTS, for sale at No. 463 ID street, ys a.
Capitol Hill. TX
de H-fawSn' q AHTz,
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RY W. b LEWIS & CO., AuctioneeTs
CONTINUATION OF DRY GOODS AUCTION
TOMORROW, (Thursday.D at 10 O'Clock. We
shall continue the sale of the large stock OF 6ne
Dry Goods at s. Ssmstsg's Store. No. 377 7th,
near street. Ladies are requested 30 make q note
of il.
js22-H w.B LEWIS D. CO., Aucts.
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CEILING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS. RY
- FIRST OF APRIL.

OUR GOODS MUST BE SOLD
Ladies': Misses and Children's Cloth Cloaks at one
half their value
Ladies', Misses and Ckildren's Silk Felt and Cloth
Hats trimmed and untrimmed, at one half the
usual prices
Ladies Fancy Goods, such Hair Nets Ribbons
LaCes, Sleeves, Collars, Caps, Embroideri es
&c, &c &c, at aud below cost
Best Paris hid Gloves, only 81 so and sl.75
n; B.-For the convenience of Customers and to
facilitate sales. we have arranged sam pies Of orr
goods en- and over our counters with prices at
tached In plain figures. Call and the prices
and secure bargains, at MAXWELL'S
IA z cost 32S Penn. avenne.
n PICTURE CORD AND TASsELS.
DlFFERENT sizes and cOlors at
MARKRITER'S
No. 4s6 Seventh street,
"a D6w SdoOrs above Odd Fellows Hall
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs To-NIapr.

GROVHE's THEATER.-Miss Maggie Mitchell
Every night Of Maggie MITCHELL. engagement
mas been signalized by immense houses. and
those who desire to secure favorable seats Will
mo " necessary to apply early.
GRASD SACRED CONCERT. at the Church OF
The Ascension, on II street, between 9th and
10th STREETS, under the direction of Mr.. j. p
Caulfield. Master Cocker. Mr.. Simpson, Sig
nor StTIni, Miss Juliana May, and other emf
nent talent, will be included among the artists
"A rare musical treat is expected.
TEMPERANCE HALL.-First grand ball of the
Lafayette Base Ball Club. Arrangements have
been made for a brilliant affair
WESLEY CHAPEL.-An entertaining lecture
by Rev. J. II. Stitt on the subject OF "Cavaliers
and ROUndheads."
Communicate usual bill of ballet bur-
1esque, pantomime, the play OF 1.-The Female
Clerks of Washing ton, or Early's Last Raid"
and other attractions.
SRATOS HALL.-First night of the Hutchin-
aOn Family in their series of concerts. Our
citizens have many pleasant recollections OF
former entertainments by this family, and will
doubtless fill the house nightly.
ROEGFHY IN HACK-Last night, officer
Howard arrested Thos. Swaggart, hackman,
upon suspicion of rObbing Major r. King of
check for SS9I, $3.50 in money, a gold watch
and scarf pin. Swaggart was taken to the
Central Guardhouse This morning, Swag-
xart had a hearing before Justice Thompson.
and MajOr King testified that last night after
a visit 70 Brady's Gymnasium, where he had
been PLAYING billiards., he went 10 the door 10
call hack, but finding none nearer than Can
terburY Hall, he went over the street and bar
gained with q hackman for a dollar an hour to
carry him 10 party. Being weary and
drowsy. having lost rest the previous night he
fell asleep a soon as he entered the carriage.
When aroused by patrOlman. he found him.
self in the hack at the same place, but his
watch, pm, check and money gone.
Officer Howard stated that about the time
that the company at Canterbury Hall was dis
Iersing Swaggart came to him and told him
that there was a soldier in his hack and he
wanted 20 get him out. The patrolman awoke
abe complainant and told him to be sure that
he had lost nothing; complainant examined his
pockets and discovered his loss. The officer
thought that under the circumstances he had
better hold the prisoner until the matter was
Investigated, and took him TO the guard
house.
The check was drawn 10 order and had not
been endorsed, and that is Of no value to the
thief
Swaggart said that he was not with his hack,
was about TO be performed ne came out, and
noticing slender young man, with mustache,
wearing a tall hat coming from his hack, he
went 20 u and found the door open and an off,
Ger riarinP sitting in il asleep, and 10 get him
out without trouble he called patrolman How
ard. he made no bargain with the COMPLAIN
ant and he did not know that he was in the
hack.
Justice Thompson. under the circumstances,
thought II best to investigate the matter fur
1her, and for that purpose turned the prisoner
over 10 Superintendent Richards.
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N0EsIEUR ALkxANPER woL0wsKI, PI.

MONSIEUR ALEXANDRA WOLOWSKI, PI-
lFI ANIST AND VOCALIST, so well known ~
in W ashington, and who has brought cut some A1J8
Of the best talent in eur city by his new sim >0
plified system, has accepted engagement fer the
Paris Exhibition. Consequently this will be his
last season in Washington, By bis new method,
any person having only slight knowledge Of music
will be enabled in very short time to read and
ecute the most d cult pieces with perfection.
As to the vocal part, by his way of vocs zation he
arrives at the most extraordinary results Monsieur
Nolowski will also give the most Thorough knowl-
edge Of Time. by his few invention, which will be
exhibited in Paris. All those whs wish to become
fine Singers or excellent Performers advised to
call at his residence. No. 81 Pennsylvania avenue
opposite National Hotel. Hours Of reception are
from II q to p. m, and from to D. m de I5-tf
VEROMES HAIR COLOR REsTORER FOB
retaining and gradually bringing back the II lair
10 Its original color without the inconvenience at
tending the use Of the dye. Sold by all druggists 70
cents per bottle.
DEXFORD'S MEDICATED GINGER BREAD
II NUTS, for worms unri aled in efficacy aud pc
euiarly adapted for children, being eaten an
ordinary cake
For sale by druggists. Price Is conts per box.
ian lo-eOly
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10y VIM l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
- South corner Penn's ave. and 9th st.

III IL.
~ South corner Penn's ave. and 9th st.
h Lot On sfREET S eRTf. h BEfwkk ES
4TH AND aTH sTREETs WEST.
ton, in front of the premises, part Of Lot nun
ed I'VE hundred and sixteen Is slS,p with the iIs
prevements 'hereon, consisting of neat and COM
This property is situated on street north, be-
tween 4th and sth streets west, in most desirable
Terms: Ope-third cash; residue in six and twelve
mouths, the purchaser giving his notes for the de-
IL inter est from the day of SALE secured by deed
deed given and q deed of trust taken.
Conyeyancing and Stamps az the cost Of the pur.
If The terms of sale are not complied with within
the e .'ss he said HJS.s.y At q.
ing two da'S h nsf'fi y The 66yysSs'hs star
iaI2.eoads VIM. l. WALL CO.. Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE y HosTpoNEp on
1hRsoos Feb '' san. u & sGrE .pf 6 Beo' auc
10y W. b. LEWIS 8 CO., Auetioneers.
ID No. S07 Pennsylvsnis avenue
EtFn5 se' and e. iSFs S,'5s
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and Merchandise gen
orally.
Will give particular attention 70 SAFES Pfifsso
dwellings, stores closing out stock, &C., sc.
isasiW w" b EEWIs 4 CO., Aucts.
YySE Ss5 shEAE 0 sEfEf E ss.
q I1 ssE w =:
81 vithoSf fear detection. Circulars free Price
n . boz. Sold By JOHN j.. KRONER, successor
phia and IN Washington ty 9. q. FORD, 900 Pc.
avenue, Sent By mall. iaeeoly
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" II. II. HOOVER,
-" CAPITOL HILL
GROCERY, VARIETY AND PROVISION
STORE

Family Groceries, Wines Liquors &c Sugars
and Tobacco, Fresh, Salt and Smoked Ne ats. Vege-
tables Goal OIL, Lamps, Shades, &C., Wood, Tin,
fTown sugsrs, l21s cents. Good Green Tea, 81 50
TO 81. Coal Oil, 81.
Goods delivered to any part of the city free of
charge. s1oIu
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FARM FOB SALE.

resides containing $50 Of Land in the District
OF Columbia, within feur miles Of the City Mar
The land has Been worked as a market farm fer
The s t6Ttg years and is in good condition
b MY acres ga mssdoS Twenty-Five acres or
For Market Farm it has advantages seldom to
be found and Will return high premium on the
The improvements are Of the best kind Frame
ings. connecting with double porch, stone foun-
dation and slate roof; contains five rooms in the
With hall esht feet oor i s1e
AND hall bsck building, kitchen, with two rooms
proved, surrounding the house with rich foliage
Large Barn. Gardeners House, and necessary out
IN Hundred yards house, With SPRING
honse set in grove of trees; Of original growth.
dence, with all the luxuries of Country life this
place presents attractions rarely found combined.
north o e se and
mile from Rock Creek Church. The read to be
travelled to the city is one of the best in the coun
Title perfect Price moderate, and terms easy.
any one wishing to purchase
letter addressed TO me, through the City Post
Office. will be attended to.
Possession can be given within two weeks, or be-
WV G.. wILTERBERdER
i. ST he Land can be divided if desired, giW
ing to each part improvements. as.eo3w
Two LET Two ofthe largest STORE ROOMS in
Ing southeast corner iith street and Pa avenue, re-
Gently occupied by the late Jas. Skirving stove
store.
Also, a large BASEMENT, suitable for Q first
class Restaurant, in rear Of said building, near
Washington Theater. Inquire Of NAGLE & CO.,
Wine Merchants. on premises l9-u
TOR RENT--Part Of a houses to 5 ROOMS
suitable for housekeeping, pleasantly located on
New jersey avenue south. Privileges of garden
and cellar. Rent low. Apply at No. 726 New
Jersey av de23
EOR RENT-Tw. ROOMS, at No. 500 9th st ..
L I'd floor. Apply to Mrs Y0RKE, AGA 10th
ar IA I'm
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TO PRISONS SECURING ICE.

For sale five hundred cartloads Of SAwDUST.
Apply at GALTS KiRdling and Stove Wood ONCE
2e2 Penn. avenue. between llth and 18th streets
ar at Mill foot of 18th at. ia Off
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THURSDAY, January zs, 1855.
At 90 o'clock, in trent Of our Stsre, No. 267 Penn
sylysnia avenue, will sell, for account Of whom il
may concern. pay freight, storage sc is barrels
Apples. marked John Taylor.
ia 232t NAGLE a. CO., Auctioneers
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ROW A BE.

We make speciality Of CABINET HARD
WARE, and offer at factory prices Table aud Bed
Casters; hair Cloth, Chair Cane, Upholsterer's
JOHN &. ELvANS Il CO.,
ia l-eo2w 300 Penn. avenue.
ALEX Journal and Gazette I
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THE COPARTNERSHIP OF HARBOUR,
Il sEMMEs 4 co. having been dissolved by the
death OF John b. semmes. the undersigned, sur
yiylng partners. will continue the business from
this date under the name Of Barbour Hamilton
JAMES L BARBOUR,
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
Washington, January J. 1856
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All persons having claims against the firm OF
BARBOUR, SEMMES & co. will present them
firm are hereby requested TO settle the same as il
is ABSOLUTELY necessary the business should be
closed, in order that we may settle With the Al
minstratOr of the late John B. Semmes
ia g. cow BARBOUR A HAMILTON
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H Millinery Department from the show room u D
stairs, No. Market Space, to the store down
stairs, No. 3411 Market Space, between eth and
th streets, where she will be happy to see her
friends and customers, in " .ayys
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACrORY-49 Louisiana
H avenue, between 9th and eth sts, and 2SOh
north 9TH street, between and NJ, Washington
ID. T. Constantly on hand, and made to order Fl rst
class Move Tape Hoop Skirts, Of every style
length and size. Skirts altered and repaired
ia Is I'm i Will a On
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THIS AFTEkNooN AND TO- koRRoW
RY NAGLE q CO., Aucueneer,
ss'es-ro0m' NO so' Pennsylysnis .vsnu.

Nsgle n 90. viii give their personal attastion "a
the sale OF Real Estate and Household FURNITURE AZ
the residence OF families declining hoasekee-ins
Also. 20 the sales Of stocks Of Groceries ana mer
Harness, &c. d. III
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WANTS.

WANTED-By 9 respectable woman, sITUA-
w Tloh as nurse. Address IN. L., Star Of
hCo.
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~ MR.. G. GAUTIFR

" MIR. G. GAUTIER
Nonld inform his former patrons and the citizens
of Washington and GEORGETOWN generally that he
has resumed the serving of
DINNERS, sUPPERS, ETC,
for Parties. and is ready TO serve up all the DELI
CaClES OF THE SEASON at the residences of
Gentlemen, in his well know n style Of elegance
His gre at facilities as an IMPORTER of WINES
BRANDlkS, FRENCH CONFECTIONERY &C ,
Civ. him great advantages in this depar tment Of
his business,
All orders left at the LADIES' RESTAURANT
in the second story Of his building, No 252 Penn
sylyania avenue, will be promptly and satisfacto-
riy attended.
Very respectfully, G. GAUTIFR
Proprietor Of Gsutier's Restaurant
No 252 Pennsylyapja
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} 4 Il Z G II A N @ e,

II Il G II An e.
For sale; the STOCK and FIXTURES OF an old
established Hat and Cap Store in the city of Balt
more. There is connected with IL a CAP FAC
TORY, which will be sold with the store or, If de-
sirabie the store will be sold and the maaufactu-
ring materials removed. Reason for selling, bad
health and inability TO attend to business. For
terms, &C., apply at
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AT PRINATE SALE

well.bui three story BRICK HOUSE, and
LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear. III
modern Improvements. This property must he
sold, as the present owner Il leaving the city Fur
ther particulars at our store.
jslst NAGLE co ,Auctionee-.
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~ TIE ABOVE SALE WILL BIZ posi-
poned until MONDAY, January %, at II O'clock
alsts w. B0TELER, JR., Auct.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-08
Miscellaneous.

There was but little business done on the
wharf yesterday morning The Phan-
tom had a fine trip in yesterday morning,
and a heavy way business, having made
eleven Landings within 10 miles........The
Newsboy had a fair trip.........The Armada
was receiving a light trip, though She was
receiving some freight.........The Sam Orr
and Advance were both getting very fine
| trips.....-..The j. Baker and the canal boat
are in the Dry Dock together. ........R. X.
Dunkerson & Co., have obtained permits
sion to place a wharf boat at the City
Wharf. 1t will be of a magnitude COM
mensnrate with operations of this highly
enterprising firm, 1.-THE j. P. Webb ar
rived from the Cumberland yesterday af-
ternoon, with full cargo of tobacco and
other freight. The steamer Gen. Lytle
of the Louisville and Cincinnati Mail
Line, blew up on Saturday near Bethle-
hem, Clark County, Indiana. By latest re-
ports, fifteen persons were killed, princi-
pally deck hands, and seventy men wound
ed, of whom ten have since died. The Ly-
tie was racing with another boat when the
accida,1t 0ocurrad
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ANsVIILE DAILY JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTA 1866

Between and p. NJ tremendous thpn-
der shower, of half an hours duratic q.
came down, which flooded the levee and
the streets leading thereto. ffs.rrr
Business on the landing was dull there
being but Que departure. n ~
A part of our steamboat landing at pres
emit presents the appearance of camp life.
We noticed yesterday that coloredf regi-
ment from one of our uptown presses had
taken that portion of the RELYING be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets and
for {. time yesterday, draymene couldn't
drive their teams up to the wharf, owing
to the impeachment caused by the encamp-
ment. Towards noon the pickets were
taken in some distance in order to give q
gangwgy to vehicles. We notice that
there is nothing doing at the, upper wharf,
and the Eeveel being clear Whereabouts
would, in our opinion, be better place of
moreover, boats cannot effect a landing at
the upper wharf in consequence of the low
stage of the river. hs.~e--1r agr 81
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Boats Due.

Among the first boats due here are the
Mary Erwin, j. R. Gilmore and the Rose
Hamilton, for ST. Louis; Kenton, from
st. Louis; the Golden Eagle, from Mem
phis; Rose Hite, from Louisville; Charmer,
from Cairo; Messenger, Nick Longworth
and Silver Cloud, for New Orleans; Pal
aetipa for Cairo
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River and weather.

The weather yesterday was warm and
cloudy, with a'light rain from 10 o'clock
until after noon. The river continues to
fail rapidly, and hopes of low water are
growing brighter t.-,
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REMOVED.

vw1UOS. SCANTLTN a. son HAVE
I'LL removed their store to the square next
to the river, No. 9, Main street, marble
Hall Building), where they will be pleased
to see all of their old customers. They VIII
always have on hand large stock of .aazaaS
TINWARE, STOVES,
MANTELS, CRATES,
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, &c.
ALSO, ICE-CHESTS,
WATER-COOLERS.
AND BEER COOLERS.
jel5 I'm.
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For CAIRo.-The fleet and elegant little
Phantom, Captain Tom Boluss, leaves to-
day at 2 o'clock for Cairo and all way
ports. Charley Irwin is her elegant pas
sage Clerk, and T. L. Conant is her freight
Clerk. Passengers and shippers will be
well cared for
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TINWARE.

VT AS REMOVED. FROM HIS OLD
- stand on Main street to his new
house.
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RIVER NEWS.
SHENANDOAH PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steambo Prlntlng. Our assert,
complete, is constantly being added to- and
our fob department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
SC, &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats win be promptly attended to.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
MASON 81 IIAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN.

We have one of the largest size now on
hand; very fine Instrument for a Church,
and far superior to any SMALL Pipe Organ.
We are selling
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Pianos and Organs

much lower than they are being sold else
where in this city, and persons in want OF
a superior Instrument, will find 1t to their
advantage to call before purchasing else
where MISSES F. & A. LAWRENCE,
Water street, first door below Chestnut.
mars
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IN SEASON. nice lot of s. G. Dried
ii Beef and Hams just received at the
City Grocery. Also, an extra artlcle OF
Ham and Bologna Sausage, Well smoked
CITY GROCERY,
ie26 L. IGLEHEART & co.
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ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES.

The arrivals and departures up to three
O'Clock yesterday include the Phantom,
Cairo to Evansville; Newsboy, Henderson
and return; Tarascon, Louisville and re-
turn; ]. z. Webb, Cumberland River to
Evansville,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-15
A HAT FULL OF BEANS.

Who is Squire Blgh 2 ! asked
Who was Squire Bligh, you meant return
Cd my friend. Sit down, and ] will tell you
the story
So I sal down, and he told me as follows and
| have been thinking OF u ever since, and weav-
Ing Il into my thoughts with the memory Of those
tiny children intent upon their marvellous picture
books.
Nigh forty years ago, ,here.was a widow llv.
Ing in this place who bad an only sou named
lack
Yes I interrupted and he was an idle
good-lor-nothing lad, always In mischief, and an
anxiety 10 bis mother
who told you % = asked my friend.
No one,' said 20 on with The story
lie vent on doing little or nothing, until he
was great fellow ofseventcen or eighteen, biz
chief work being 10 take The horses down 10 wa,
ter Cor the farmers ronnd--thin he did not ohec
10, as he coald ride down 70 Tie river, and Ildl
up aaAln. ons hns evening In ths snrlng h
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FLOUR OF BONE"
JOHN =. REESE a CO..

'rNrnu Aar.f. r"E rHr Sptrn.
South N'roo Erf.a,9rc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-15
Professional Cards.
s. p. RosLEY.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR ~
ClIANCERY.
No. Smei'cy Ro'o, To'csoaio'ca. M.
MILL give prompt attention to all Law and
w Chanccry business, committed to hi.
charge also. 90 tho collection Of SOLDIERS
CLAIMS. Sept !. lsG6. ly.