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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
A Two-Story Brick House and Three
and 0ne-Fifth Acres of Land.
GhRMANTo~N a
AT
Masters Sale.

John RaPp Plaintiff No. ssea
,,,A, vs. Montgomery Supe-
EiIhaueuh Lhsh, et III DeTt) rior Court.
ID
i URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
superior Court OF Montgomery County Ohio made
IN the above entitled cause and to me directed I
VIII oner at public Auction on the premises ad
joining the town OF Germantown
ON TUESDAY, April. TO- 1866
Between the hours of one and three O'Clock p
NJ OF said day, the following described real estate
s siL: situate In the County Of Montgomery and
state OF Ohio, In the Township OF German and
bounded and described follows;
Being part OF the north east quarter OF section
No, IL, Town Range 5, east, &c. and beginning
az q stake at the north east corner of the school
iot belonging 70 School District formerly known ms
No. No o thence north So west on line of land OF
Charles Catrow " perches 10 the center of the
Germantown and Miamsburg road, To Il corner
thence south along said road n , west forty one
perches and elght-tcnths To stake thence 81 ;
west four perches and two. .tenths TO stake and
corner OF said land, thence south 81 east 81 $40
Perches i 1 20 % the place of beginning containing
acres and 30 perches more or less
Shiu property has been appraised at Sl0a3 39k
and can not sell for less than two thirds of said
appraisement I'D Il'
Terms Cash. W H. BELVILIE
Mast Com, Montg sup'r Court
ApAM SLAi, Atry & mars wits
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New Advertisements.
gew 9drtrtistmtnts.
Dayton g Greencastle Property
AT
Master Commissioners Sale,
4SS against A"s"' Case No. sOs.
David Clark et al Superior Court

Il URSpANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE
ISSUED AND directed TO me by the Superior Court OF
tsSpssgS tsgSphsrH G,eenty ,s ohio at the February term
oner for sale at public auction at the door OF the
"V"'' rouse in tne city OF Dayton In said county
ON SATURDAY. APRIL 7, 1850,
Ataoeock = NJ Of said day the following several
ana numbered on the revised plat Of said City VI
Lot S 20 s1iS sisl duly appraised at $500 %
4, ~ gU 500 w
No. No sSSs sSSS " . Iso@
And u part Of lot No 8Oas co,nmenelb', at the
north- west corner OF said lot and running thence
sastwtr,lly along the northern line of said lot 81
zee! thence at right angles southwardiy, W feet
and " inches = ore or less. 10 the middle OF said
the western line Of sald lot thence q se 70
aoas sal1 western line TO the place of beginning;
sna pSrs 81 lot s beginning at the north east
SvIncI @ OF salu lot and running thence westwartily
With us northern line 81 feet thence st right an,
sles sq9t,hwardly 70 feet inches, more or less to
vardly, to the east line Of said lot thence noTtb
wardly with the east line o. said lot to the place Of
as above last described ali together hSy bnen D
praised at eiaOO 90 ""'e "''' up
Aso-rhe following real estate situate in the town
and described, numbered US follows to wit?
LOT 10. II duly appraised at $40 W
No ~ isoC9 lS9 ~
LOIS No. 8 and and the east half of lot No 7 in
saa saa town OF Sreeneastle together with all that
beginning NJ The north east corner Of said lot No
ana s running thence west along lots numbered s.
clark thence 24e vest with said Ciark's line "a
poles and ~ links to Barneti's line: thence due
east along said Barnetrs line of land lately owned
by Thomas liouder; thence south along said Hon
ders line to the place ofbeginning, containing one
Said lots, No 9, and the east half of No : to.
Bether with the one acre above described are all
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According to the New York Worid's AL
bany correspondent, uniforms for 10000
men and 20,0O0 rifles of the most approved
pattern have been transported in the last
few days to New York City. Arms in
abundance are said to be deposited in De-
troit, Buffalo, Ogdensburg, Plattsburg and
Montpelier.
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The Pope OF Rome has written ii letter
to Archbishop Spalding appointing him
apostolic delegate, with authority to con-
vene plenary council of all the Arohbish-
ops and Bishops Of the United States during
the present year and to preside over them
This council will be- assembled some time
in September or October 1t is further
stated that Bishop spalding will receive
the appointment OF Cardinal.
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DISSOLUTION.

1NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF CAIN.
boyer Hippard was this day dissolved by mutual
cons ent j. {. Cain and ID. X Boyor are alone al
thorizsd to close the business ''i'"' Hu
JOHN Z. CAIN.
DAVID X BOYER
~ WIN NJ. HIPPARD
Il y THE UBLIC.-HAVING RE-
lltED from the above firm 1 take pleasure in
lie patronage WI N UTpPApfm ~"
The undersigned will continue the Notion and
an'y foods Business at the old stand 2B9 and 90i
Second street, unde' the name of N ~
No.. CAIN 4 BOYER
p"yVohi hareh IT, 1850 mar13lwd
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Opening of Navigation.

Ofiice OF the Lessees of the Public Works.
Columbus, March I. 1885
1NOTlCE Is HEBEBY GIVEN THAT
the Miami aud Erie Canal will be open for Nayi.
gation trom Cincinnati TO Toledo on the first day
OF April next BY order;
mars-std ( II EDISON MOORE sec'y
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Fresh Milk Cow For Sale.

4 HE SUBSCRIBER 81 MILES WEST
OF Dayton, on the Germantown Pike has GOOD
feb 2s-Std NJ. NJ. KIMMEL,
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an lS--3t

NE MALARIA EVERYWHERE Rarely
has there been season fruitful "a this OF mala-
rious diseases Not only ON the praries and in the
valleys of the West: not merely in all the OLD
hauuts Of Fever and Ague and Bilious Remittent
Fever have these prostratng diseases been usually
virulent; but they have extended 10 towns and
cities never before infested with them, and have
even assembled the mountains and attacked thou
sand, Of people supposed 10 have been placed by
the laws of Nature above their reach. Hence we
are compelled TO admit that fatal element per-
yades the Universal Air this season, and should al
once resort to the only approved preventive OF It's
consequences, -
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BlTTERS,
tonic so potent antseptic so perfect, an aitera'
tive so irresistible, and stinulant so pure, that II
enables the human system 10 resist and battle all
the prrdisp posing causes of disease With the con-
fdcnce that one clothed in incombustible garments
might move among blazing buildings, the man who
arms himself against malaria with this powerful
d,f.nsire IediciEe may walk fever scourged dis
trct fearless of it, insaubr!ous atmosphere. The
intermittents and rcmittcnts at present so general
in all parts of the country may be but the forernn'
ners of deadiier scourge now on its way west
ward from the far east. Prepare the system with
HOSTETTER'S SlTTERS
for successful battle with the mcphitic causes ol
al cpid,1aicS. Be wise in time. Sold every
where-Ne,o York World, NOrcmbeT o, 1865.
au ls-cod2w
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No. 90 South Charles street, Baltimore, Nd.
TRUSTEES VALUABLE
l. LAGER BEER BREWERY, ENGINE, BOILER.
FOUR HUNDRED BARRELS LAGER BEER. ONE
FEkE Hq Hoksr yAF MTf DW WhGdy RT
AND BUGGY.-By virtue Of deed of trust from
John y. Hibncr, Jr., and others, to me, dated on
tho 10Th day Of August, 1865, and duly recorded
! will sell at public auction on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of August next, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
Situated on the Belle AIR road about three and
n" Two si AcR R oF IAN6 60 msro or le i'm
One fFIRs1llM z BREWERY sixty by twenty xix
Two FRAME DWELLINGS.
One lCE-HOrSE and CELLAR,
one PAVILION,
sTABLlyG and other necessary ont. buildnss,
6we , ,agsFsFw fafkk R RkEk VAULTS
RATUS fora FIRST. CLASS BREWERY.
one WAGON, NA'''
One CART,
ONE STEAM 'EyGINE and BOILER,
BEER KETTLES,
MASH TUBS,
BEER COOLERS,
TROEGHS,
WRENCHTNG TUBS,
FnMENTiSG TUBS,
PIPES,
PITCH KETTLES. &c, &c.
ALSO,
400 barrels LAGER BEER.
40 LAGER BEER KEGS taS,oytedl,
81 LAGER BEER CASKS tassort"dI.
BUGGY, MARE, and HARNESS, complete.
All Of which will I've positively sold.
TERMS: Al sale" WILLIAM Il. HILL,
Trustee.
THOMAS CRRAaER, Auctioueer, No. 20 south
Charlie street, Baltimore, Nd. au:l-2t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

yTETROPLITAN HALL.-GRAND
Nj BENEFIT BY KuNKEEs !, oPER A,T TR3sr pE
ruE :. Ct ITTHFRN ORPHAN RELIEF ASSOCl A.
TIN, NOW soJOuRNlNG IN THIS U1d aY, LII
behalf of this ASSOCIATION an enTr'ainme WI.
p I = sarnastlv requested that the citzens will
paronze in his u 1o fnxnS AZ
syIum in this city for the soldiers orphans OF the
late Confederate army. -, mn ,.r w
Tickets can be had 1T the nan ana at w.
pavies l. Sons Musical Exchange.
Mrs, DIR. s. RICHARDSON. Secretary.
MRs Z. A. +. MEARS, Treasurer.
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BY Grubbs < Williams, Auctlonrer,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh stree

beautiful UBURBAN FARN
ID or SIX ACRES, ~ BOWLING GREEN, +.
SALE AT AUCTIOS.--We will sell ~ A.c,"t
the premises, on THURSDAY, the ?3t A.-...' I,
s O'Clock, l.. NJ d, the beautiful SUBURBAN fAhh
Captain William Burton, containing xix Af.t> ID.
very productive land, well suited fur ma..'
garden or for fruit culture. Th- improvement 81.
4 framed dwelling with rooms, hr..3"s ANN.
room and store room IN tn" basement, hfhi
kitchen with rooms, large brick bafE a#i ia. +.
and other out houses, all II bf'ck. tn" siNt.
IL beautiful; overlook> the city, and "tu.# A#
a mile of the corporate limits. The b4..dsu.- h
painting aud soiuo other rrpa!I,. Th'' = st.'r
tible Of being made very rr"uy place, '@aa
a. Ii is about the centre Of tho Io' and F"Er0"a'
with beautiful shad. trees aud shTubhery. Cd.
TEAMS Oue-quarter cash the bA..Leg g.. 80
ard 81 months, with interest
anil GKTBBs & WILLIAMS AGc'foH"n''
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AUCTION sALEsJTHIs DAY.
" Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
4 Bankers, Brokers. and Real Estate Agents.

SALE OF LARGE
"a AND VERY VARIABLE REsIDEHCE. WITH
AN ACRE OF LAND ATTACHED, on THE
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD, BETWEEN TWENTY.
SEVENTH AND TWENTY EIGHTH STREETS,
CHURCH HILL.--At tho request OF the PERSONAL
representatives Of tho late Dr.. Robert b. Lyme, we
shall sell ut auction, on the premises, on TUE
DAY, the 2ist Of August, lssS, 1T O'Clock, p M .
the large and well built TENEMENT located "a
above, now occupied by Captain J. A. Curtis con.
tanning eleven rooms besides closets Ii Is admi.
rably adapted for = female college. Tho 10, has
front OF two hundred and sixty four feet ami a
depth of one hundred and fftyhve feet to . wide
alley. There Is a well Of water in the ward. and
the dwelling Ia shaded by handsome trees The
property win be sold as whole, or divided into
lots according to plat and survey to be ssen at the
hour of sale. The dwelling Is In good repair. and
the whole premises well enclosed.
Taking into consideration that the property In
exempt from city taxes (beipg just ont Of the city
Hmts) and that II Is so we'll adapted to large
family or female college. Ii Is seldom that such
property is offered on the market. With a few i'm
provements II could be made one OF the lovelies,
| residencesin that part OF the city.
Terms: Made known ut the honr Of sale.
HARRISON, GUDDIN 4 APPERSON,
au Auctioneers.
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GKuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auc'ton'
BY George V. Case, Arc,IoneeL
,RITSvEE'S SAFE OF REAL T..

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL r.
/ TATE ~ THE CITY OF EIChIr|p y
trustees in \ certain deed 81 thu. execute y .
+. Thompson and wife, da:"d the 40 t@y 81 f,''.
sry l.sG. To secure 10 4. swaTtt . @ Ah"'.'
and NJ. 4, Tyntall, a certain suta % n..aes ..''
named, we viii proceed 10 sell At pune a"'
on the premises. on The eth day 81 ,h'
month iAugusn, 10 the higL"si 3. JI1I, ~ y.
ing property, to wit One ROUSE and L'l A .-.
city OF Richmond, in Aanhails riAn. an me ... .
street between Baker and Duval street,. anu
formerly the property 81 Nancy lig,Pts as..
The terms OF the deed require cash h"' af.A-,
mcnts may be made on the day -! saN" '.f =.
ton III the purchase money a. b. iA4 y. 'A'"t 90.
the ba an,g on time to snil tba pHICbasrf
WILLIAM r. WADE, tTws...s
GEDKGE w. CAErLR,t a..
GEOkHH Y. IA.k. Anclkonrrr. ~ I---
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BY Harrison, Goddin * hpper.ou.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agsut.

HANDSOME FRAME TENEMENT
III IN SIDNEY, OS CUMBERLAND, BETWEEN
CHERRY AND CtLyERT STREETS, Fog SIIIy
AT AUCTION .-Will he sold ~ auction ~ i.
pre- misses, on WEDNESDAY, 2gd Of August. lsg 4
o clock y. VI Of. the very neat and 'oHvru.p IN. y
arranged RESIDENCE located A. above, now {,
the occupancy of Mr.. K. l.. Johnson l'rar,,.-
five rooms, with rear a"d 'front.' por;icos, ana tE
painted.
TERMS: One.third cash balance a. four an.
ai Int months for negotiable notes. Interest a
secured by a trust decd
aul7 HARRISON, GoDDiS & APPEKSnY
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ANOTHER New ALMANAc.-Mr. Y. IL.
WYkSE, publisher, has sent us CIV iSNhs
Edition of RICHARDSON'S Virginia anu
"North Carolina Almanac for the year
"lS67."
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By Harrison, Goddin & AppersOn,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALEOF NEAT BRICK
l TENEMENT on THE WEST SIDE or THIRD,
BETWEEN BYRD AND ARCH STREErs.-As
trustee In 4 certain deed Of trust from Mr. Thomas
l.. Whiting, dated 2?d April 1881, duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, shall, by consent Of
parties proceed 10 sell at public auction, on the
premises, on FRlDhY the 3lst August 1885, AT half
past /! % clock, Z. NJ. one moety OF the neat BRICK
TENEMENT located ~ above, now in the occu-
panry of said Whiting, containing four rooms,
kitchen closets, ac., and supplied with gas aud
water The lot has front Of about thirty feet and
a depth Of one hundred and twenty feet to wide
all v.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at tho hour OF
sale. w &. CAMBRIDGE, Trustee.
r. S-The other moety will he sold NJ the same
time that the purchaser will get the whole title
nm u H., G. & A.
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RE WHITE SULPHUR WATER,


BE WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GRERyBRIER COUNTY.
w. have iust received supply Of this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
THE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER IS WORLD
WIDE.
So we'll known are its valuable properties In the
CURE oP BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
RANGEMENTS OF THE LIVER
that is deemed ccssary TO do more than make
tho announcement that the water can be had.
The experiment of transporting the water was
fully made years ago. NM
1T CAN BIZ HAD HERE AS PERFECr, AS To
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAhEN
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed to JOHN r. CARING, White
SULPHUR Springs, will meet with prompt attention.
Price per case of two dozen quart bottles si.'o'
For sale In quantities to suit purchasers ny
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
General Agents for the Virginia Springs waters
AL 20-tlstOct
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IL HARRISON, GoDpiS < APpERsoy
by Harrison, Godtin & Arper.on.
Bankers, Brokers, anu Real Estate Agents
7 ARGE AND BEATTIFIIIYJ,

I ARGE AND BEAETIFULLYIO.
IL GATED RESIDENCE, OK CHURCH hill -
THE S0UrHWRST CORNER oF GRACE AAH
TWENTY SECOND STREETS, FOX SALE Az
AUCTION AT the request OF Major Il. A. Mtts.r-
We shalt sell a. auction on THURSDAY. sd ..
August, 1865. at ; o'cluck, = NJ. ou me Irr,as...
that large and beautiful RESIDENCE lora'.l q.
above, now In the occupancy ~ Mr.. " n
Couiling. IL IL three stories high, cou'au.r. al.
eighteen rooms, and commIEd, .yyriy ,.ew 3.
the city Of Richmond and at tn" surround.
country for many miles. The 81. mt>ss cs#r.
half AN acre, and are In good order For bans
ing school or for large family TIL, lrur~riy gr.
SCENTS great attractions. Possession given IL ta.
toh.r next
Terms: Very liberal, aud made known a. 10.
hour OF sale.
HARRISON, GODDlS & APpER>uE.
AU'tEuWaa#e
p S.-ShOCld the property not he sold j. w.. b.
rented out to the highest bidder for "H" year 's.
lst October next, payable quarterly Ia advance
an E-evdtds
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

SMALL HOUSE AND LOT, IN Full
> TON. on NICHOLSON STREET, FOR SALE
At AUCTION .-Wlll be sold al auction, on The
premises, on SATURDAY the 18th August, 1855, nj
o'clock, T. NJ, the small framed tenement located
a. above now occupied by Mrs. Bell. II contains
two rooms and the lot has front Of sixty feet,
ming back one hundred and eighty feet to Genre
street.
Terms: One fourth cash balance At three, siN
and min" months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSoN,
tprtipu.,rs
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MANIPULATED Gt AM
wi IAMES RIVER MANIEAl III VI ~ -

- ~ ~
wi JAMES RIVER MASUFA' IJhtH' a..
PANY il prepared Ia furnish n" lAiit' F." "a .
giuia with tai, WHEAT FEBTlLiLEh' -
gsrin. to indulge Ia extended comiHshtA. ~
N, own cuundsntly refers tn those WIZ ksf+ .r.t
Z. uily.r N the years 80 and l>ol when u v $50
iniroducrd and met with universal appfo'" 4
II consists of an equal proportion tone y. : d.
ponnds each) Of Peruvian aud PhcspJhS -.
brerol Guano, weighed In with the met "''t 4
Ions care and precision, and il hne!y .f'iH'
perfectly Incorporated, .r.,P..
Should any one prefer q larger pyairf-.+ 49,
ruyian in combination with the SnMtf' ~ +,
than the above forn,nli calls for, ,ncH 'ts 49,.
not lees than two tons, Will be spec 80
fully executed In this Gaze the PROP o ~.
be Two.rHIRps OF Peruvian and OF -
Sombrero Guano Both the,e prepares ~ ~ 90 us
m4rably adapted TO tho uss VI The dft. .EIgt -,
applied in ihis manner % bsoaasAsS "''">
or trouble 10 the farmer. ,.x,h.roarl.t
In the prevailing scarcity ~ moe " - t.s.,
Is admonished TO reduce prices ~ ta7 80 h aa
and to be satisfied win B!odr!ais Pt.y.I thee
cordancs with which the pab4le = -. Es.-.
fertilizers At the following rairs; i,i sp4 IS
lar preparation Of 200 pounds -. raral-
pounds sombrero, at si0 per l'h - p.,u,. - a@A
Special preparation OF ~ p"nn1s -, u.s.a.'
657 ponnds Sombfero, ats,s PIT b'h 4, ,. "s
Orders can be addressed thr"Hs y 'a' tr. gats'
mere hanis OF tho city, 90 diI'tus, ,,..i h. t.@
signed, who bestows on tbs J'IA'H'"
slant and most careful supe!sis1on' urSrlgY.
q ~ Assnt
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
y VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ~ THt 'lTl ,t
RICHMOND AND ~ THE TOWN u. >lpSH
ADJACENT To SAID ClTY.-Ry vlrn",' anate
Of the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond NJ"
nouncod on the 81 Jay, 1859, 81, the case "l AnIsf
son and ais. against Anderson. &c, d, uu4"f
signed, who were thereby appointed cunu,s. ..'
| on. OF any 81 them, VIII proceed 90 sell APP.
auction, on the premises, IN lnr order adE'r.sa.
on TUESDAY, tAr2.ih Antu.t, !.o", At l.f.t.,,.
o'clock. y. NJ, II fair, n not, the tr.' TAR .u
thereafter, the following rel c-ia'" hslnten. q
the estate II the late Maria Barker and az her d.
ceased son, the tate Richard &. Parker, va. Ia#
large and excellent BRICK TENEMENT 'y,g. a.a
being in said city IN u" nora III" OF trat.r
between Firth aud SIKH streets, GiluihihE 'hr fe
sidencs Of Colonel Th"ma, J. Evan, hr'-.
thirty two and hali feet, running backbone $685.
drad and fifty feet tn an alley.
After which say 1t ) o'clock, L. VI WI b#r"#
the large and wsll-butIt BRICK TOBACCO I|
| TORY, and large LOT attached. situated "u Q.
east Side Of seventh, between cary awl ta-.
streets, and now IN the oC,apahy d W.T. ... .
| Osborn NJ 4 coach repository. ln" .@ r."
one hundred aud twenty icci runs BACK 'Nr hs"
drci and thirty feet Ia an alley Tvs, it'~Hr
viii be Undivided according % - n.~..asr rA
After which, say o'clock, u. NJ, Ia 'a.' 49,.
Sidney, nearly opposite ~" rn.,dauc~ a. Nr j"
e. Snsf,r win be sod THREE L"Ts u.rp.w
! Sidney, viz: Nos. II and H. lFurhl- ,"'. #
| eighty feet on the north ~. IL Federal .'nn,' h.
tween Poplar aud CLARKE strr"'>, rnunins b.sk b.
hundred and nn"y.mne Let I" E'#g -.
Also, lot No. II, fronting IpIty on iEr #i = 81
| hrtown road, between berry aHi 'ntg'r '.'srf
| running back of irregular depth 10 an al.rf
| TERMS: ne-fouTth cash haiamc" aa -.
twelve, and eighteen Wonih, Tor 1.t,1t@"', "...
| interest added. aud lilo retained N'l al "a.
/ chase money 10 paid ahd conveyance "fd'fe' @'
'''' '''' ANDREW JOHNSTON
| w. L. WIN,
JOHN q. STEGER, StuMh.'-. ger
WALTER HARRISON,
JOHN u. WILLIAMS, J
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUsES

MONTICELLO Fl 0 u s h. - Mrs.
wi POWELL and EDDlNS having opened tho
MONTICELLO HOUSE, Main street, are prepared
TO accommodate FAMILIES, as well as perIna nent
and transient BOARDERS, on moderate terms.
Families desiring board please call and take
choice Of rooms. au lS-lot'
4 SHLAND Notwithstanding leased
IA this celebrated property, the resigned
assures those who may favor him with their pa
ronags that they will have no cause TO regret II.
The ease and frequency of access, spacious
sbundantly supplied table, render it attractive 10
all, and equal to any establishment IN the State.
Terms moderate.
Regular boa rders are provided with free tickets.
Refreshments furnished balls and parties.
ITS Z. WOLFF, Proprietor.
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BY Paine B Co.. Ane,lonecr..
loj Main street

+ ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE s,
! n ~ EsEsH DRY GOODS AND i,6ars r." 81, ~
instant, commanding At 10 cioct ya.AsI, bA!H
eur hustion- rooms variety Of Fggsu .ndh,., =
SOyABLR DRY GOODS, now recrigIrn aaD sEA.
FALL STYLES MADDER PRiSTls' s'mI'i.iHg
ID rs, and ~ BLEACHgp GpTfoSs
WHITE and G0LoRED CORSET IE.xs
DOMESTIC PLAlDS,
RED and WHITE wool PLAEygLg
PRINTED FLAyNELs,
LINEN CANVAS,
TlCklSGS,
PElyTED Innings.
BLACk, CoLORED. and FANCY sATIyyr.
BLACk and FANCY CAssIHEREs,
BLACK and FANCY ALPACAs,
HOOP SKIRTS, IN grea, variety
FRENCH CoRSETs
Tow ELlSGs
LINEN; CAMBRiC,. and FANCY corTov
BLACK and CoLoRED C1MBRlCS.
BROWN sM!kTlSGs and sugErGyc>
EiNE BRoWE CoTTOSs,
PINS
PoCKErKyiyEs, &c, Sc