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CECREf DIS EAsESI
SAM A r TANsS GIFT.
SAAARITANS GIFT

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"Yes, A POSITIVE CuRE," fer
GONORRHGA, CLEFT, STRUCTURES, "a.
Contains NO Mineral, no Balsam. no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills 10 Be 1akss 70 Efed Cxe.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nes
Any unpleasant taste. and VIII not IN any way IN.
Cures Il from two 70 four Gays, and recent essss
q II q;
no expesxre, 70 .,o.Sts, 70 snases ,sAstece..
s snS ns s1s he Sssn ss's AMHETTAEy SiHf ~
ssss s 3; pc: s:s''''''
| BLOoDt BLO0Dis BL0oD,rr 81
sTR8ssuLHsoo a TEiESERs b6 sfEIssss SYfsSFs
SAMARITAN'S FOOT AND HERB JUICE
+ onessd the public = Rosittgs cure.
tSsassssAfds !. =:
s,s s
and perpensnt; Take, then. of tbs psIify rem.
sosts1i sass iss .SiaS you sss ssSsas q ~ Sss
year. o. 90 n DO Nef DnspAIRi "a -. -,g,
AssSfs sSSf 9&fu,s
T''s%i Z: III sIf 8 I'll the bed
ps II %s he Root AND S9 BbsR Uiosss o:;
cSsp.ssS X vlc'E F.,. v e ,s Luos
biiity and for all complaints incident to the ~.
esetby sxDress. Price 9l-1 Der bottle. -
CO. sAMARITANS VASE -
T. = Sssss q syShiis' ussd n eonnecs'cn with the
fSli direciiss.. Prize 9 o:as,
edged 6y phIudens AID pasisnfs. fhsy are aSsd
in the .. B. HospatAh.- - $50 =. ~ - -
WHAT rHE suReEogs eAx or FHH AMAI
Ma, Feb. .: lSsa-"l have Grese .sas(scsien q
stattne that have used The bamAritan RsnsdisoS
thetI hsys nd ne. Nth jYeenset. 1lsorsesas
ssa SESIso .S0 Ssy: 1SrcS TIN ssssGPd . ~
their cenpssition, Asve the fullest con6de ncs b
sh s.ss :s:sS a. s. Z '.''sd
/ :, "A,.ssss 1sss.ssssS. - sois !" z
~ :, z; g; ron: :s:::s = n.:s..
xlsIssesia. W.; eeAey Dfnseiets generally.
D1s10H0 CO., fhjlsdslDhis, Iy&n
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DRoPosALs FOB WOOD.

NAVY DEPARrNEST. July IL, 1886.
Sealed Proposals will be received Ct the once Of
The Secretary OF the Navy until "WEDNESDAY,
partmout with Wood, viz:
10 cords Of Oak Wood.
cords Of Bakers' Pine Wood. s--
The Osk must be Of the best quality for use In
open IRE place, thoroughly seasoned straight and
OF young growth. The Pine must be thorouahly
seasoned. free from knots ana suitable Tor kind
ling purposes.
The whole must be delivered and stacked for In
epecttop and measurement In front of the Navy
Department Building. on or before the 18th day OF
September next iyl2B 20, A-N
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WATKRISe PLACE CANABDs-A story fs
gong me ROUNDS hat marked change in the
Horse-shoe Falls sf Niagara has occurred
within a few days past, large portions of the
rock having given way in the centre, so that
the falls DOW have more triangular appear
anc~, which greatly adds TO their beauty. Ii
must be rendered, in connection with thus
inst the visiting season has but rec tntly begun
a. Niagara, and the Journal Of stommerce I'm
comment says-"Very good for Niagara. IL is
nearly time for the sea serpent ~ Nahant'
The lannon's Nahant sea serpent departed for
DARK, unfaihomed deep, when the hotol al thai
plsee was burned down some forty years ago
and the creature has not been heard of s,ncs
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GALE OF REFUSE LUMBER, &c.

Chief Qpartermaster's OFee, Depot Of Washimston,(
WasAiagioa, d. C., July 20, 1856. {
Will be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNES-
HAf, july 70, ct II O'Clock noon. under the drec-
tton OF Brevet Brfgadisr General c. II. Tom pkius
Qnartermaster, at the KENDALL GREEN STA
bLES,
,5Wster Troughs, n Feed Boxes, and Q lot Of
refuse Lumber.
Terms Gosh, in Government funds.
d. H. RUOKER,
Brevet Major General and Chief Quartermastsr,
jy 204t Dep0t of WashinRton
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pAoP0sALs FOB SALE or WOOD.

Hladsxayfers OeSarfmsss a. Vas AiNsfea,
QGce Of TIA 0isf Qxasfesmasfss, y
-WesAtsstes, %. C., July ID. ISL
Sealed Proposale are United e this once until
Z osloss s ~ n,SMD4r kgEgwr Iss S;t e. the
CORDS OF 00vH1NMBNT WOOD, located a.
,aOol EOglTEBN HUNDRED CORDS 1t the
timore and ohio Tailrosd. about one mile from the
depot Of aid reed. In this city.
This wood consists Of about ONE THIRD 20
PINE and Two THIRDS ts,) OAK. end Is piled
immediatsil alopG the ttssk Of the vsiIread.
I'll .A0ol HIVES THOUsAND SIX HUN.
DREp COLDS At the Wood Yard THREE quarters
Of Q mile north Of A1exandyis, on the line Of the
Washtngton, Alexandria, and Georgetown rail-
This wood consists Of sbost rive. THIRDS sd
PINE and ONE.THIRDt 80 OAK, 10 piled along
the track, And 10 distant about one half OF Q mall
frem wharf on the Potomac river, Leading TO
which there 10 . direct and level road.
All Of the wood offered for sale Il Of good or fair
quality, and thoroughly seasoned.
Propoeale will be received for quantities from
(60l Fifty Cords and upwards, with privilege of
taking all of eithsr or both lots.
Payment 70 BE made In Government funds, i'm
nedistely after the opening OF the bids and Don
measurement OF the wood.
The right is reserved OF rejecting any or all
proposals deemed dissdyantageous 70 the United
States. N. /. 1UDlNGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster.
y Al& Depot OF washington.
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l pLTMoRI AID ONO sAILHoAp.
ID WAsEfRssoS, JUNE %, IsoA

RA11l4OkB AMI Ool0 BA1LbOAD.
y WAsE1RsfoN, june %, lseA
Il =
m. IS:,e s;s ws.S MasHIssT2s az
nov run - eellovs. Wis.
2, 1oR BALrIneRD.
:. Leave oaily, except Sunday, st 7:oo. IN. AZ
NM An2 80 =, ael 40. aud so .. n.
IQB ALL WAY STATIONS.
40 ~ s esy, except suaAay,ss ia, .. -, -
BoR WAY srArIQge SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
- yguOfI0H.
Leave q e.g and % cd. and st a0 and a. Pm
F0R ANNAPOLIS.
Leave as 7pe and % o. N, end 40 .. y. Ne
trains - % ben Annapolis On 0uniay.
ON SUNDAY
FOB bALfIMORD.
Leave % 10 .. n. and a;<s and ssn .. n
Z 80 I0R WAY STATIONS
Aseve g ~ Q. n. and s:Ss and elO .. n.
FOB ALL PANTS OF TRh WSpf
,w eaaU, sxoeDs sunday, Is - o. n. end zoe
90 Study g 500 ,. N. Only. soussesi,s q ls,sy
pssSsr.sNnssa ssaans nom bslumsrs % wheeling.
.iIafeisSosSsssk fieksrs ;. y. We. q. ;. ..a J.
n ne ~. - ven = q the lsW oDcs An the AnsrS-
sr ISssEsIn sytidins, fsansylvaass svssSs.
Fer ns. xcrk, ihils1sllhia, and Bssses. -
u 6So MITFhs asss:s 6 rs:.sysssAsos.
- ~ G1o. e.kooETE. AGENT, Wsshiaasos.
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IN LINE or erIAMERs
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
esoseErows,
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Steamers Of this line leave esows 1D0nS
Wharf, Georgetown, every WEDNEe- &HxR2S
DAY, and Pier ~. North Biver, Sewob
York, every SATURDAY.
Passenger acconnodatione Unsurpassed.
Freight received daily, and kept under cover.
GeoI eetown. d. Q.
For Passage and Freight apply to
JOHN W p. MYERS, Agent,
No. 1O7 Water street, Georgetown.
HOOE WEDDERBtRN,
Alexaudria, Va.
VIM. REMSEN,
~ l0-ln - West street, New York.
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kI 9BEkN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

ON Q STREET SOUTH, Between 18th and ism
streets west. on the Island at Public Auction
On FRiDAY the 9TH Of July, 1865, at s o'clock
deed OF trnst to me dated the leth day OF October
iso5 and duly accorded November 18th, 1858, in Ii
Der r. H., No. 8. foies Ia, rs, ia and 49, of
the land records Of Washington county, d g., the
western half Of Lot No 2, IN square No 2ss. hsy:
ing - teet front, running back the depth OF said
LOT, With the improvements, consisting Of Q good
Terms: One balfcash; balance in and IL months,
Tor notes bearing interest, secured by . deed Of
mnst on the premises. All cenveyancing and rev.
down 81 the time Of sale. And II the terHs are
not complied with within five days after the day
OF sale the trustee reserves the reht TO resell at
the rick and cost of the defaultins purchaser, by
sdyeItisisg three times In some newspaper pub
lished in Washington, d e. -
JAMES L. BARBOUR, Trustee.
0REEN WILLIAMS,
~ b-eOHos Auctiou0Ars.
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AUCTION SALES.
RI J. O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES sALEOF FINE oorTA oraJrrs
CONTl0UO6sTOTIH CITY ON THE HiGH
GRO6ApS BETWEEN kALORAMA AND

GR0HADS BETWEEN KAiORAMA AND
MDRIDIAN HILL
On M0NpAY the sOth day Of July; at O'Clock
tract of land known ss the :. widows Mite, sub
divided In nine cottage sites Of about four acres
This land is situated on the high grounds north
west Of and contiguous to the city, and 10 one of
the most beautiful locations I'm this vicinity for
eotfsge residences comm anding as II does, an ex-
country, andis OF easy approach. direct through
from Connectcut avenue, and adIoins the valua
bic place Of Mr.. Little, and 10 in itself valua-
Die IN copselnsnce 81 the prospect either Of Kalo
summer residence for the President, il being Es.
tween these sites; and is also proposed to CON
strnot passenger TailIosd ont Connecticut ave-,
on the place, to which purchasers will be PRIV.
ileged to get the stone from gra ats for the foun.
dauons Of any buildings they may desire to erect
on these sites.
Plsts Of the property may be seen at the auction
roem Of j. q. Mcguire & Co., where the prope rty
may be purchaeed at private sale.
Terms 0ne-half cash residue 6, IL, and ID
m ontbs with interest, fer notes secured ON the
property sold. Convey ancing at purch ser cost
VIM NOUHSE, Trustee
JAS. O. MCGUIRE d CO., Aucts
u dts lint Rpn I
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THE EVENING STAR.
Chrepsiscy Of the German War


The following calender Of events. published
N the st~oriR Diplosatiss>, shows with what
rspidIty great military results are achieved in
June A-Fsderal execution decreed BY the
3ermanic Diet.
June l6.-Entry ofthe Prus sians into Leipsic.
Giessen, and Cassel. Occupation Of Loban.
June H.-Entry Of the PrussiaR General
Vegel into the Hanoyerian capital.
June 1s.-Occupation Of MarienthaL Osfritz
and Ian oau. in Bohemia, by two Pruesian
regiuenss, and occupation OF Bernsfadt BY
Prussian cavalry. Occupation Of Dresden by
June 1e-Evacuaticn OF Fort Wilhelm by
Abe Hanoverian troops Prince William Of
tween the Anstrians and Prussians upon the
RumburR road.
june 2-Nixdorf occupied by seven :nous-
June Anticipation OF Rumburg by the
June 2I-Armistice between the hanoverian
and Prussian troops. t...-.. .-.st.r .
June 2S.-Action near Jupgbuzlau between
the Aust-ians and the Prussians. The Prus-
sian troops occupied keichenberg. Trautenau
and Aloha fBohemia). Ia.
June 26.-Engagement near Turnau.
June 1.-THE army Of the Crown Prince of
Prussia fought the battle Of Naehod. Engage
ment at Oswiecim. Fight between the Prus.
SLAMS and Hanoverians near Langensalza.
General Stenmetz throws back the Austrian
eerps d'dTmee (Ramming) upon Josephstadr
Engagement Of the same corps with the Sixth
and Eight Austrian corps under the Archduke
Leopold. --#.-
June 2s.-Action near Tratenau. The troops
Of Prince Frederick Charles engaged near
Minchengratz.
June 29-The Hanoverian army surrendered
a. discretion. Capture Of 0itschin by the
Prussian army.
June 30 Actions az Kort, near Turrau. and
At ChwalkowifZ, between Kalitz and Kong
shot An Austrian army corps un Ter General
Clau-6allas compelled TO retire upon Kong
grafz.
July I.-Action at Gitschin
July arrival of Hing William at @ itshin
junction of the Crown Princes army with
that of Prince Frederick Charles.
July 3.-The battle Of Sadowa.
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DOTOMAV TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

=, The Steamer KxfRKss. Capt. 7, A. RYTHlB,
gRDAY for elymont, Budd 3 Ferry
Stores, Matthias Point, Popes Greek Blun Point,
Plowden'e Wharf, Lancasters Wharf, stone
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives ct Baltimore q
%. m. on SUNDAY. ,,x~
epI-u No. 34S Penna. avenue.
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PAWNBROKERS.

AK LICENSED PAwNBRoKER. A1S
NOTICE." BOYER D BURNOfINI.n :
b. BURN6TINE,
Ne. Ala 18th street, Sd door south Of Pc ave nue.
conducts the old business Of Boyer q Burnstino
All business confidential. Money leaned on n
NH - sun B. BURN0TIND.
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T1Ils1nAl.Prossessab b leyel Lssssrs fss
4. 2 !. q. fs s.s =:
college q ned1cins, vienna.
Trieenaf No. l. ? the seectaA rsasoy Tor eslax.
'Ss iass:; :. 80
e psssees Use q oojevis, 0.Ssss, &C. Tris:-
mai 10. 10 the tnfAIiaSls rcoe1y fof al InDlrS-
fieo and Secondary eynDeoDo, thns obvtstn0
the PEE d nsroap - I'll othes asasesrious tnsrs-
Zach prspsrssioa b n shs Torn q . Doss sgrse-
able Looenee. eecured fon ths e0boo- q oumnoo
ond chs1Ss6 81 etmesphsrs, in IN caso, q ~ sseas
g ,e 80 q Il e: s0E q - = a.:
ninisSEsl 81 vNSsss, eallazlandA- nosxs a.
sNhelsse.e ssd rssa,l By Dr.. BARLOW. No. iss
e - h:d si:c q .. 3. iT6sD. No. see p; sys..
corner nth u. 49,
rJELNDOLDD RIrRAQe yuOnu AND II
cS1e 1issrders IN III shsif stasoe. g htsis sxpss
stls g e sAsass Il diSs 20 Inc ia
::::l::: u sssss. = ~ .. u i'' ;s .
l1TBOWy RIviEW FOB JULY.
4 !. Tn. ola s.a I'll: Es.; 81 yss p. Hey.s; 9.
tosy. by Henry ) Nor gan. 5. ekssohss Of forsien
frsvei 4. shall soutberpsrs Emisrate 20 Brazily
q. The Future ef South Casolina-Her Inviting
RsscSrcss. 9 Home EAucstton ana tie Hone
s Sirss "a q Ss,elop@sss yourns Of tssvsr.
EStsssl . Daily IN the xonfsder.cy Depart.
xSHcslsn!s. Dspartnsntof Mining snd nauu.
- sSs irssdsss p.Ssssssss Of Iassrn.i Ia
Spovenents. Editorial Nosse. &c,
0lx doIArs Per annum. eubscristions receives
By lHN FRAAcK TAYLOR.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

SuMhEHs 44ER sASs 2. .Ts;,,o.
On and after this DAY the stesmer Canhrtaee
Capt 3. i; Leonard viii leave her
RssI; opposite Il. isq 3 Light Ct; vhsrf seS
tipSrs, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
SanSi.f NM M;x.HnlSfos for nssts. Point.
wharf. Cambridge, Hpghletts wharf. Cabin
Greek, and Medford 3 Wbsn Returnipg ffen the
on Tuss1aZs, Thursdays and esturdays. Passea-
gen from Wa.hfnetsn should take the 50 .. N.
train for Baltimore. Wifi
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duly recorded in Libsr y. 9. T., No 1s, foi. IA et
premises, on FRIDAY. the 18th July, 1856. A. Il
O'Clock m, all that part of Lot No "a, OF snbdi-
lowing metes and bounds :-Begfnning for the
same At the southeast corner Of said let and mn
ming thence west l97 feet, thence north n feat n
ches. thence east 1o3 feet. thence south 4 1aat
tht nee east feet TO The line Of 18th and thence
ty zen L and NJ streets north ~ oe'
Terms 81 .aie: One,han cssh; and the balance ct
ser. =. = '~-Se~
d WILLIAM r. MATTIN0LY, Trustee -1r
. GREEN & WILLTAMs
y lo.eo0Nds -. .-...-... AuctroneAr.
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RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE Co., Auctioneer,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIONrOWN LOTS.
IN virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date Sd
August, eighteen hundred and sixty. five and re.
Corded among the land records in liber II. q. +.
NO; 20, folio 49, We viii sell, on THURSDAY, the
"a dap OF uguet. 1855, at O'Clock D. m, on the
premises, Lots Nos no and III, and the half OF
LOT Ne. 7e9. lying next TO no, as the same are
ID. @. -. = - =
Terms: One half cash; residue in 80 DAYS. and
deed retained until purchase money is paid de-
posit Of SIS will be required, and the expense of
onveyancing, &C., to be paid by the purchaser.
Ar.W.yONtS,
ANTON EBEILY{ Trustees.
~ NeoAds j. O. MCGUIRE 90 Auets
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T.FW0I8XY 11IE..fIe 1sSN q 0ia31.
s:i ' - s: sss - . :!
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UNCLAIMED GOODS.

OFFICE or ADAMS DAPYIss COMPANY,
~ 30 WAsWNsIos,D ,. o., JuDs - less.
, he following UNCLAIMED via
others without Asrks, win. Il not tsksn within
thirty days from this date, bs Sod 81 Psbsie Ase
Ites 70 pay charges. O. q DUNN, Agent.
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RI JAS. q. MCGUIRE co.. Aucuoleers.
TRUSTEES Sale or THREE BILLIARD
On BospAY, July so n q Is j. o,c,oct M .,.u
sell at the auction roenssf james 9. McGnirs 1
Liter r. n H. No solos6s ana as, three RiiIia,S
Tables, neu being inRs etsqrsnt No. as 81
. JOHN CLARK Trusfaa
LAS. C.1cGUIRE co = = =
u fsTh,Iu,S ga ssAucttonsers.
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HORRIBLE MURDER NEAR WOODBURY., N
Between one and three o'clock, on
Wednesday morning, Mr. George Raymond,
residing on his farm, about one mile from
Woodbury., ". j. was brutality murdered in
HE bed The Philadelphia Ledger gives the
following account OF the tragic affair: Mr.
Raymond and his wife sat IN the porch of their
dwelling on Tuesday evening until near ten
O'CLOCK. when they retired 10 their room in the
second story. Mrs. Raymond being unwell
Mr.. Raymond sat alongside of the bed, and
read until his wife fell asleep. He then went
into an ad loiniBg room and retired for the
night About three O'Clock on Wednesday
morning, Mrs. Raymond was aroused by q
noise "a If something was dropping upon the
floor. She felt for her husband, and finding
that be was absent, got up and hurried 10 the
other ROOM thinking her husband was sick
She soon discovered. however, that her hus-
band was dead, and her screams aroused one
OF the neighbors. who imm ediately ran to the
house. Upon examining the deceased, il was
found that he had been struck on the TEMPLE
on the chin and throat with an axe. which
had been removed from the woodshed on the
place. The axe was found in the kitchen
down stairs, covered with blood, and a pair OF
boots belonging TO a stranger were found in
The yard. The deceased was about forty two
years Of age, and was commercial agent az
Balize, during Mr.. Lincolns administration,
but resigned OBJ account of ill., health. He was
n one time editor Of the Wing, published in
BLAIR county. Pa
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nsPARTMINT on IHI INIIRI0E, ~

TO ALE WHOM 1T NAY COROn&N
Inupp ss 1s.0 ~, ~ sssr ~ tce Scilc1,.~ A. ~
scribed Land Warrants, which ere alleged 10 nave
been lost or destroyed, Notice 10 hereby Given
that 81 the date folowine the dsscriDtion OF esch
warrant new ear tdcafe or warraat Of like tenor
will be reissued, II no valid objection should then
APPEAR. " tfss1 ~ 81 eEEE. y - So. EI's3 !
No. - AZ. for TO scres, Issued under the Get Of
arch ID. 1855, IN the DOne of rchfbald b. Cole,
and was granted January 18th, Is56.--0stobsr 6sh,
1876. - " n a !. n ~ = ~ Il !
No Ga O7s for I,0 Heres. Issued upder the act Of
Ma rch 81. 1875, X tie Mama o. John Jonoe sni
Vas srADted April les, lSss--Ockoher 9Th. 1855.
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RoYs' SPRING AND sUMhER oLorHIse.
SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK.
We offer our entire stock Of Boys', Youths and
Childrens'
READY.MADB CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
At greatly reduced prices, and wsuld ask an early
cali TO secure cheice selections 81 Low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
322 Pepna. avenue,
lie x-6tif between 9Th and 10th streets.
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d5O shvENTH STREET. Asc
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AM
300 -. VICINITY. = -

40 shVENrH STREET. 40
TO THE cIrIzETs Of THE DISTRICT AND
] have recently enlarged my store, giving me
greater business facilities, and have correspond
inely enlarged my stock of the following Goods to
which respectfully request your attention when
making your purchases: q -rH.a- gs-ft
PAPER HAN0INGS, Of foreign and domestic
DECORATIONS for 81 alls. saioons.k &c.
BORDERe, CENTERS. MEDALIIONs Ann
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
STATUES and PAPER CURTAINS. r.s .4..
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, Oh Buff, Pearl Stons
lavender. Brown, Chocolate, Tsn, and Green
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS. Of d,n.r.,.
widths, IN Green. Blue, Buzz, and White, ana
warranted genuine Scotch, -
SHADE FIXTURES, complete,
Rustic BLINDS, CORDS, TAsSELS, &C.,
TABLE and eTAIR OIL CLOTH,
And very large and complete stock Of
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE ,FRAMBs, in
Gold, Walnut, Rosewood, and Ebony
FRAMES of every description made 20 order.
I N,B.-I have also added to my store ANAL
US PICTURE DEPARTMENT,
where Amateurs and The public are invited to call
s : GOOD PICTURES
which have on hand. '-'- $3.50
Acknowledging many OBLIGATIONS to my friends
and the public during the last nine years, yet
earnestly solicit their continued fsvors and sup.
tH6s# Aae and esq: ss ,,s !. . :.Tsss;
1e. olw "a icon. Union,l - = -
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ALEXANDRIA An
GEORGEfOWN RAILROAD.

SUNDAY PASSENGER TRHiHs'
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-08-18
The State Of South Carolina.

IN ORDINARY --rlciiENs.s
Rob't. A. Thompson, Admir-, l'etitionto sell Re-
vs. al Estate to gay
I appearing TO my satisfaction TIM. Lucinda W.
Maret. Elias j. Aloret. Nanoy Il. Brehnon 'Jns.
W, Brannon, Frederick s. Nlprst, Lnoy T.. 1,lntsiT-
game, John Blassingaihe. JoihW. Maref, and 10
anna g Maret, defendants IN fiis case reside
TINT they do sessrally appear In the Court oY or
digary,, at Pickens Court llouse. on MondAy rho
10Th idaysof October nex,, 10 shsw causs. ~ any
'1iey can, Willy tho RSal Estate 6f benjamin W.
Mafet,. deceassd should hpt 30 .sald for th6 pfy-
mept Of debts and division, OF their consent Ito
'samo WIN be- entered Of record psii' .ss.,ssy
.,.l.Ar W u. MOLCOMBE;S 'o'f.bes
orainsrys once, July u, 1850 3m'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-08-18
The State of South Carolina.

PICKEES--IN ORDINARY. irA
j. B. Smith and wife
-. N' -
CYNTHIA Albertson and others. ''ion.
L appearing to my satisfaction that Samuel
l. Albertson, Jr.. one Of tho defcudnnts in tl,ia
cnse resides without tho limits of this Stag.
1t is ordered, that tho snid Samuel Albcrts0n.
Jr, do appear in the Court of Ordinary, for the
State and District aforesaid. at Pigkens, Court
IIouse. on tho 9th day IF August next, 10 sl,ew
oause, if any ho can, why tho Real Estate of
Samuel Alhertson, Sr., deceased. should mt 10
divided sold for division, or his consent tho
same will be entered of record. \, j, yt
fah d,8l fpt csW, j. IIOLCOMBE, o.P.p..,
Ordinnrys Office. May %, 1866. 3nh,,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-08-18
FOR TIE KEOwEE COURIER.

Mr.. Editor: In this, my fourth article,
| will try and give the plan Of house for
curing tobacco The logs having been cut
and hauled as directed in my last article, the
wall should be put up about nine feet high
before the first course Of tier-poles is put on;
then similar course Of tiers every third round
of logs, until tho body of tho house is four
tiers high, when the roof may be made to suit
the builder. 1t should thon be chinked and
daubcd from the ground to the roof, which
may be done on the inside of tho house fues
should then be made through the house, of
any kind of fire-proof stone, taking care to cut
out a sufficient number of logs to prevent those
nearest the fiues from taking fire. The Aues
should be run from the lower side of the house
to the upper side, so as to givo it the proper
draught; the outside walls of the Auos should
be parallel with the walls of the house, at the
distance of about two feet. They should be
brought together by curve near the upper
side of the house, and run through or mast
the wall of the house some thrce feet; and
little chimney should be raised few feet, SO
as to take the heat and smoke from the wall.
The hucs should be mado straight and smooth
OH tho inside from the mouth to the curve
the walls should be about four inches thick,
twelve inches apart, and thirteen inches high,
and covered with fiat rocks from three to five
inches thick, and daubcd tightly. The door
Of the house should be in the lower side, be-
tween the aues the space between the aucs
and the logs where the iues pass through the
walls, should be filled with stone and mortar.
will give another article in w,wcek or two,
upon the curing Of tobacco, which will close
the series. Respectfully, VI Ii
d. LESTER.
Flat Shoal, S. c., Aug s, 1866.