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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
being House No. 431, at Public Auction.
On MONDAY, the 18th instant. st S clock p.
IL. In Square No. 469, Consisting Of two story,
with attic and basement. Brick House, consainins
ten large eize rooms. with gas aud water maxim
II q very desirable piece Of property d the Iocs
tion 10 opposite Judiciary Square, and the strecf
10 newly paved with blue stone. - ~ = 10
Terms: One third cash; balance, 8, 10. and M
months. secured By . deed OF trust on the PREM.
lses All conveyancing and revenue stAmps a the
cost OF the purchaser. 8 90 down when the prop.
cry 10 sold. GREEN WILLIAMS,
JeHd .a.. ~ pr AucttopeerS
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Two CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
take pleasure In calling the attention OF Car
penters and Builders and the public generally to
the fact OF quite important reduction in prices
Of Building Materials, such as Sash, Doors. Blinds.
Frames. &C.. &c. ~.
can now offer better ind u Cemeuts in prices than
for the last hve Year,. and with the largest and
most varied stock in the market II not the largest
south of New York or Bot AN satisfied ca
suit all who may favor me with CALL In price and
quality. .....
B-I Fhall. hereafter. be receiving daily. rev
stock A. l an determined tn q K my prices that
rome may away diss.tf SIZED T q
Builders Depot. 362 7th street, opposite Centre
Market.
u 9-eoIw W. HAMtbTnS.
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by GREEN s WILLIAMS. AsoiisnssT..

AUCTION SALE OF BRICK BCILBING
AND LOT, fronting on NJ street south between
9th and lth east; opposite Navy Yard Gate.
On FRIDAY. the 18TH instant. 81 O clock D.
IN We shall sell on The premises part Lot No. 2,
IN SQUARE Sc 81 feet by 10 feet deep. with large
Brick Building, being used q Bowling Sa-
loon
Terms: half cash balance in 6 and n
months, sc ured by deed of trust the premises
All convey ancing aud revenue stamps al the cost
of the purchaser. So down when SOLD
De IL GREEN WILLIAMS. A1cts.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucsiooeen. :

II GREEN D WILLIAM. 4Auctioasen, %.
AUCTION SALE or A TWO story rRAnE
TWEss az Asp S SEH 81 STU E tx seq 3sL a.
On SATURDAY. thu 10th instaat, st6 o'c'Sek
+ ms We shall sell. on the Dr~mise., kne.n.a
ments. consisting Of . two story Frame Housss.
part OF IL occupied a. Q Grocery store
jenG Cash. Ss FL fas $ VII tisSisaMs Ase..,
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
-
BLOCK OF THREE NEW THREE STORY
n BRICK HOUSES.


On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th. at 6
O'Clock p. m. ,on the premises, we shall oner for
sale block ofthrae ne " three story Brick Houses
and Lots This property is situated on l4th street
west, between and q MOI al of the best loea-
hOps in the city, and has increased in value more
IN the last few years than other location in the
city. Sald Houses arc hunt two lots of % feet
front each, running back los feet to foot alley
thus leaving each House Is feet inches 'front.' and
running back 81 feet each. The Houses are huilt
IN tie most substantial manner. fire wall separa-
ting each from foundation and extending whole
helght. The Houses are covered with good tin
roof, with cove ring of felt unGsr the tin SAID
hcu.es aretnely fni led in modern sly ie through
ont having gas pipes all through, marble mantels
IN the pariors, good passages and stairways. with
cont nued black walnut rails all the convenienoes
OF Ilce clothes presses, &C Sc; eooa summer
kitchens, walks in back yards paved, and ny
drant in each yard good wood sheds, fencing &c
Terms II sale One half cash, and balance in s
and l. months with notes secuTsd by deed OF trust
on the property.
They will be sold separately, and $50 viii be re.
qulred on each house on the spot as they are sold
and the terms of sale TO be complied with ia one
week from the cav of sale or the property Will be
sold ar coat OF d-fau'tipg purchaser.
Je5d GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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scb-b N n. WALSH II W Aucts.
~ GREEN q WILLIAMS, Austioaeers.

STREET WEST. NEAR PESNsYLTASi2
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at G., O'Clock ID
m in front Of the premises we shal sell part Lot
No. 10, in sQnare No. IS. having Is feet front by
IoOieei dtep with the improvements. consisting Of
two-story Brick House containing seven good
rooms, with stable back, fronting on 9 thirIy foot
Terms: One third cash: balance in 6 and IL
months, secured by deed OF trust on the prem
ises. All c-nyeyaDcing and revenue ,tAmps a. the
cost ef the purchasers. SlOO down when the
property is sold
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- sSSs'f 80 's-oFsl ZOE PIroHRRs.
beautiful asyortmsat. superior naks. ~
8i WEBB q BEyHRtD0B, G
wv. - = Odd feliows Hall. III ssrset.
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABbh BuILpISc Lors ANp HOUSE
AND 6or At AuCTIoN
On FRfpAI, lsrh instznt, ne .hsiI ali a. sn.
premises nj o'clock p m. Lott Noe 80 .l spS
north. b-'.een "a ans I'd streets sest, runninS
back 10 q wide alley -
part Lot NO y. On squ are 1o3. having front OF ~
feet south street. vupDine back lee feet I'm
Chez. between I'd and 9Th streets east With the S-
prevements, wbich are Dwelling House, kc &C .
Terms: One fourth cash; bzlseoe IN sil twelve,
ana eighteen months. for notes barring Interest.
deco given and deed OF trust taken. All con-
veysnse ssd stamps st cost Of purchaser. S25
required paid down when the property is sold, on
Jesd GREEN WILLIAMS. Auets.
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III N. n. WALSH CO., aucroeeers.
TWO MAT SMALL FRAME HOUSES AT AUG
We will cell. on FRIDAY EVENING. June IS,
at o'clock. on the premises. st the corner OF
north . eto 18th street, wet convenient 90 the
hsiIrosd cars two new and neat two story Frams
honses containing feur rooms each. we'll IN shcd
having nice cornices, panel doors, nantes. plss'
treo ia the best manner, and painted thrOuR bout.
Thisi good chance for persons Of moderate
meaiis as she terms are re ssousbte. being one
third cash; balance In o, IL and is months with Ia
tsrest secured Oh the property. Oonvey anotng ct
the cost OF the purchasers.
lel24t NJ K WALSH A CO Apcta
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H'OR RENT-1n the STAR OFFICE BUILD-
1 INGo corner Of PeHnsylvania avenue aud IIth
streer. ROOMS suitable for law real estate or anv
other agency offices TeEms Hogerate Locarinn
Star Office NV Is n
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24
yVUSSE~STPPTETEMS.

We have consulted some of our old cit
izens and planters, and they universally
agree with us that one-half if not two thirds
of our ante-war farm labor has left this
county. Our Mobile exchanges are contin-
ually after us for an interesting item. We
think this is one they can communicate to
their business men, and ask them to admit
the fact into their calculatiOns.-MacOn
Beacon.
A man named Norwood has been an out
law in this county for months past. A war
rant was issued to arrest him for shooting
negro in the employment of Mr.. Joe May
1t was never executed. He has now muir
dered Mr.. Woodfn, good man and valued
citizen of the country.-ib.
Denham and Dean, who were said to be
rescued from the officers of the law on Sat-
urday week, we have reason to believe, have
both been in Clarke county since, near the
places of their respective residences.-Me-
ridian Messenger
Frank Edmonds, who was indicted at the
last term of the Circuit Court of Clarke
county for larceny of horse, and had given
bond for his appearance and was given up
by his securities, and sent to the city jail at
Enterprise, escaped from his custodian last
week. He took him out one of those cold
nights to warm and Frank got sly chance
and left-Ib. ok.
Sunday nlglt somebody SJOle Inree DaleS
of cstton from somebody at Enterprise, and
got caught at it by somebody who owned it,
and compounded the felony with the fellow
at S15O The names yf the parties did not
leak out to us.-Ib.
A negro was shot dead in the act of burg.
larry at Meridian last Saturday night.
Gen D. NJ. Green, living a few miles in
the country, informs us that on the night OF
the 18th, his kitchen caught fire in an unac-
countable manner, and was burnt to the
ground freedman and his wife who Occu.
pied the room being roasted alive. 1t being
a very cold night, the general supposed the
freedmen must have laid down before the
fire, and been blinded and suffocated by the
smoke and flames before they could make
their escape.-Columbus Index.
A freedman, name unknown, was found
dead on the river bank about a half mile be
low the city. He was one of the two ne
! groes put off by steamboats, that have come
| up the river this season. The authorities hat
ordered his burial several days ago; but
the parties engaged had failed to do thu
service, and when found the other day, the
body was in a state of rapid decomposition
| These two cases are the only known ones o
small pox in the city yet; in defiance of th'
many rumOrs.-ib.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

dpInion. this last, il rhe other greaA reason
Ky indfefnR planters 90 assist theae people
=, eSffIinc here. Afall events it is s1facient,
and worthy the careful thought and atten-
tioa of all Interested Al.
tlo not 90 so fhr as TO say that all the
south eould be supplied from the nation
I sneak of, but inhabitants of other German
Nations, seeing these people so materially
lettering their condition here, would throw
off and laugh at all feelings of fear, of being
nlaced into the late bonds and heart rend-
ing ~ of the African, and follow their for.
tr1ate countrymen, who took advantage OF
this golden opportunity offered them, to go
to a country where, if not milk and honey
can be found flowing in the beds of rivers,
labor and industry at least viii ever meet
with the reward it so richly deserves, there
by bettering their own condition, improving
the soil and enriching their employers.
On this subject the Appeal says
We have had already, in this region OF
country, corroborative proofs OF the state
ment by our correspondent of the means
used. successfully, to turn aside German i'm
migrad 0n which finds its waynthrough New
York. No plan which can be devised prom
ises to be effectual in guarding the lmml-
grant, arriving at that port, from the intec-
ton, if he speaks the language ofthe harples
who at once fasten upon him, and Who'
through the joint influences of his ignorance
and his necessities, at once become the mas
ters fhis destiny as absolutely as ever was
the slayedealer over the enslaved African
The South will thus be cut off from this sup
pIy. so long as these radical hucksters in the
credulity and necessities of their country
men can find market for their labor and
demand for their future votes in the North
and West
The suggestion, then, of introducing i'm
migrants from Slavonia, comes most oppor-
tunely. They are handy, stalwart, manly
race of people; and the fact that they speak
a language of their own, puts them beyond
the reach of the German radical trafickers IN
immigrant labor. They will come among Us
| without preiudices, will learn our language
among the people with whose interests they
are identified, and under the genial lntu-
ences of our climate and soil, will increase
and add strength to the social and political
condition of the South.
The gentleman whose excellent sugges
| tions we published on Sunday, is himself a
| Slavonian, who does not yet speak our lang
uage, and who had recourse to country
woman long resident i'll this country, for the
translation submitted to our readers. Ht
has mo axe to grind, mo scheme of specu
! lation to promOte-but is actuated solely by
q desire to promote the welfare OF his cOun
trymen and the interests of the country will
! which he has cast LIS lot. Knowing whereo
he speaks, his statements are entirely rella
bic We would most earnestly recommend
his suggestions to the consideration OF tn
planting community.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

- The Mobile Tribune notices the death
of P. Fred Sandoz, native of Switzerland,
but for the last forty-fye years resident of
that city The Tribune says:
He was, if we mistake not, one of the
founders of the first t-Get-Away-C Club,
and one of the earliest members of the State
Artillery organization, for years an active
fireman, and more or less connected during
his bays, of prosperity with almost every
public enterprise afoot. he was q man of
most generous impulses, O. warm friend, and
in the fullest sense Of the word a public
spirited citizen.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

~ Thad. Stevens says the Southern
States are dead-have and can have no
vitality till Congress infuses black repub-
lican fanatical notions in them. We edon't
believe it-neither does Andy johnson
for Stevens so deceibin the debil won't
beleib him."
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

"The Cairo Times says, on the authority of
Gen. Magee, in command of the District of
Montgomery, that the Bigbee guerrillas
number among them some of the wealthiesf
and formerly most respectable citizens OF
Alabama"
The Montgomery Mail copies this para
graph from the Clarion, and remarks:
If Gen. Magee made the above assertion
he is very much mistaken. The Bigbee guer-
rillas are simply cut-throats and brigands,
and should be hung. They never were
wealthy OF respectable" and never will be.
We don't believe Gen. Magee made the as
sertion. -liss
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

~ Why ought the Speaker of the
House of Representatives to be secured
by the oil interests i?
Because he's full of Col (coaD tar
(facts.)
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24
No 5 st. Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

A correct knowledge and short inspection OF VIII
cox & Gibbs Machines will disperse all prejudice
The stitch made by Wilcox g. Gibbs, Sewing Ma
chimes is stronger and more beautiful than nan"
sewing - -, fau
wilcox & Gibbs Machine will sew, hem, teli,
braid tuck gather, quilt cord and embrolder' WIN
narfact satisfactiou Please call and examine
Wilcox g. Gibbs Machines are repaired and war
ranted at NO. 5 ST. CHARLES STREET
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STATE OF MISSls'

STATE Of o1oSoa
H1NDs Co'
First District, February lss
Hugh Kennedy, Jr. AZ 10 =
VS..
Wright g. Allen, ct al. ..
On opening the papers in wv
it appearing to the satisfaetlons
that Hamilton NJ. Wright, Cha
David Stewart and E. p. ManoDf
side in the State Of Mississippi N
residents thereof, it is thelsr
that they shall enter their a
this cause and plead, answer
said bill on the first Monday y 81
being the next regular term y ~
or the bill and allegations l9l ~;l
taken for confessed add aeSs eSs
further ordered that a copy oI 81, = d
published in the Daily CLARION ,a,cu
published in the city OF JacAs ars
successive weeks, at leaS'
week. "
{ ting in Chancery, ana Ss .
L.S. and private seal Of y b
~ said court (there pelSSr uor,
Court) affixed at Office at JacA's
day Of February 1866. ,.e
fssued Feb. 18th, A, y. lo9s0s,s II,
~, IN. o. CHAPaSf
L. A. LINDSEY, D, o.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

A HARD LICK.-The President in his
message vetoing the Freedmen's Bureau
Bill, refers Congress to the fact Ethat no
appropriations had been made to main
tain and educate the orphan children of
the dead Union white soldiers. The
question then arises, if it is unconstitu-
tion~l 90 do dis "Ly 10 it o"'.ss.s...:s..-
al to maintain and educate freedmen
by congressional Legislation. Look out
for Summers elucidation of this problem
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THE Dali


-
We received
wr. J. S. sheppar'
ssaaetteers, Business
go shipping guide
~. sheppard viii 50
- the purpose OF q
sntire state of Mss
.sntain q complete I
ring guide, loeatid
sdWns and cities Wit
business men of
~Messrs. r. l.
- to-day for 5000 9
T6ey can be found
grocery on State 81
GoLLADAf > I ANu
,,bitlon last night
sIsnCe. To night
nnln in this city
-,ning's entertain
.na his partner are
a of our citizens.
HoNIcIDE'-Mr
ne jackson section
.,lrOad, was killed
- engineer who,
sioh we heard, sh
tol. but we were un
- PARTICULARS. u
-.nd. is in custody
q Messrs- C"yc
.ers and real estate
s.i,cit the attentio
nnsiness card in tn
quick sales and pr1
mend itself to the
y Messrs. ooei
sot Main street \
hand a large and
and domestic god
waving a resident
y eel confident OF Il
ordinary inducen
both in selection
RWe received
hrst number of t1
,,ahed weekly at
neatly printed
columns to the pai
I sERIoUs DtsTq
inst previous to t
seneral Barnes +
ook place in the
4 s,ie colored trooI
1 csnrse of which S
! onsiy if not mo
! nietols and missile
nolice were unabld
~ when the Sixth u
Nslled out and
"a nashber of arrests
d, : barties concernI
!, lot been for the
msnt of Federal nj
Vi Mhht fearful seen
mikht have ensu
B samer's departuI
VI Tlt1 tn prevailed amd
1a Pa, Ia, who were app
Teil Gii sak, the result OF
"a D Some of the \
Wu r1tnes report tn
i. osned to fire upon
, impress the mob,
We give the report
q. l's I ianot improbable
+, FOS ment that prevail
afIhir may Ihave Y
TO nah Republican, !
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24
CONI MEN
NEW on

Dur dates from
Inst. We give a S
and the condition
afficles :
COTTON-Ma
Ales. Quotations.
binary, 40G4lc;
Ling 45c. y 10.
gUGAR-Sales
hir, k154c for t
for yellow clarih
NOLASSES-S
~ gallon.
FLOUR-Sales
50 so for superb
bbl. for extra.
CORN-Sales
81 90 % bushel fol
OATS-Sales
bnshel.
BRANSales
100 lbs.
PORK-SmanI |
eaS P Dbl. for e1
iof prime mess.
BACON-Shou
c; uncanvassed|
LARD-Markd
slling at Isle.
nd 2lc. 4Y ID in
COFFEE-De
28c, for ordint
sc Pb., currei
NHISKY-BJ
Supplying the \
raetified.
SUNDRIES
Northern do. 45d
20023c.; EnglisI
Weight Star CaII
al. 2002lc. ~
&c. ~ ib.
GUNNY BA|
Ne for second
ESCULENTSl
1nions at S2Ra
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

Jofrr 4. HoIzsszADr. 5oHN xAcKIs,
Iases aSl'cciinass ss ciSsasas a'rri' ESE9ST Sa.sTs
~ NEMP HIS
IRON AND AGRICULTURAL
WAREHOUSE.
T &<#4 -.s.-
Jno. H. Ho1enshade G Co.,
sign of the Big Saw
No. ass oOND STR 4 n IT,
In the Jefferson Block, near the cor. Jefferson St,
Have in store and for sale
SLAB STEEL FOR PLoWs,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IRON, JEssoP q SONS
CELEBRATED CAST STEEL AxLEs
AND SPRINGS, CARRIAGE
TIRE AND MACHINE BOLTS, NUTS
Washers, AXLE CLIPS, &C..
VIcEs
HAMMERS,
Hames. Trace Log, Breast Coil, Halter and Pump
Chains Machinists' Tools Carpenters
Tools, Biacksmiths' Tools,
Wagon Makers Tools,
Builders Hardware Blacksmiths Stock, Wagon
Makers Materials, Two-Horse wagons
-Four Horse Wagons, Six-Horse
Wagons, Log Wagons
1,-o.d Ouuu Carts. Levee BarrOws,
Grain Separators. Corn Shelters. Feed Cutters,
Hvdraulic Washing Machines, Chain Pumps by,
drauIic Pumps for Railroads Locomotive Head
Tiohts SIGNAL Lanterns R. R. Track Bolts, Planters
Hoes Garden Hoes, Garden Rakes, Shovels anu
Spades Picks, Mattocks and Grub Hoes, Mans
Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails Plows, PloW Beams
~" Are prepared to fill all orders for
Wool Card1ng machinery, steam EN-
eines, and Circular saw Mills.
Price lists of Iron Steel, etc, furnished on apgl
| cation. Call and see us. feo%1"0in
|
81. A. BALCH,
| Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
PHOTOGRAPHIC AND AMBROTYPE
Apparatus, Chemicals, Materials Al
buns, Frames ETC., etc, Also Proprietor of the
STAR PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
where Photographs Ambrotypes, and the beautiful
OpaIeotypes,
are taken equal to any in the world
Especial attention paid to copying AmDrotyPe ea
and Colorng them in OIL Crayon, Water Colors, OF
Indian Ink. Any person having pictures they wish
enlarged can have them done at New YORK OF Fhllat
delphia prices.
No. 249 Main Street,
Between Jefferson Street and Court Square,
Feb24d5m MEMPHIS. TENN.
|
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

Cooking Stoves of various pattem
Box Stoves for Offices and Public Bul
All of which will be sold for cash \
defy competition.
Jan ii dim II. Z. Mn
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

HoM1crDE.-Mr !
.a was killed
o;neer, who,
~bich we heard Sh
al. but we were un n.
tle particulars. =
.tand, is in custody
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

y MessrS' ooel1l u
sOl Main street, \
hand a large and
and domestic god
Having a resident
eel confident OF t1
ordinary inducen
both in selection
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

TWe received
arst number of II
nshed weekly at
neatly printed
eolumns to the pal
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

~ Messrs- CaycI
..rs and real estate
sUlicit the atten'lo|
ensiness card in th|
ouick sales and pr1
mend itself to the
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24
Nerr Adrertfselnemts.

WANTED.
w 5000 Gunny Bags Oat Sacks
for which the highest prices win be paid in CASH
by r. L. Carpenter Co. at Keesecker s. LARS
Grocery store, Old Capitol Restaurant'stand
Feb 24d1w.
MILLINERY OODs.
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL-
ToH AID ALIxAIDkiA 70 RIcHNoND AND
LYHCHBUR0, 90 "a @ .. rr u. d.
On and sftsr IRIDAY, ssytsnbsr l. 1895, he trains
on this road will ran - follows; "
..tlAE rRAIHs SOUTH. -t. .U -g.w
Leave wsshington q .. N. aAd .. % p n.
Leave aleiaadhn q ~ s = n. snd 2. n:
% ArI,ys n GyasRSaGs = Il = np. - N. ana :. an.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynshburg NJ GD .. n. and !. 10 ,. N.
Lssys 9iehmona q . n and l. leS n
Arrive st Alsxaadris a Z. % p. n and 40 An.
Arrive 81 Washington q $50 p N. and 6.Dam.
On sundayslsavs " ashingtos u .. 80 pm. only.
Local freight tsaan lsayec Asxandria at u u, A..
Leave. aordonsvihs at lass p. L. Arriving in Alsx-
Throus il freight train ls.ys. Ais1.adri. At sa N.
Leave. LyssIburG a as ( n. arriving /, Alex.
'nSH. P..:snss.s @ From w.n.n.on viii tax. tn. I. m
train train south from Washington, and the sDA N. trails
Pa Pss.ssssrs % By the sp .. m. and ,ls ,. m. train,
from Richmond connect with trains st washngtoa To-
Thi. route ha. tbs =. other. ey havinl
. eontinuou, rail from New York 70 Lynshbafg, 20
i also ps.... through Fairfax. BAN au., n.......
and dofdoasyils, where many Of the great battles
the late rsbsllion were fought.
Tickets ean Be procured in Adams krprsss Building
opposite ~ M D.s. sIS :. aD;sSs n
Trains leave the corner Of nrst sna :trs.ss Mash
ingtoa. .l WI. hoCAIIkRTH..
| H. General ssH:5.e,:1S:a'. Hsao ;Si:
o<o.n.- 6snsrN PasssnRsr Aren't
The national Republican., 1866-12-10
0RlP ANS URT.

~ ......--.a.,. NOVEMBER 10, 1855.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHINGToS COUNTY
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In the ease Of aeorgs W wsstbrook Of
Leonardo wssbrook assss.sd The admiHstra.oI afore
ssid has, with the APPRECIATION o. the Scyis G o.
h day q Dsesmbsr the snal and dis
Irritation Of the sststs of said
tuInsd Into money; when and whore all the eIsduors
and hsirs Of said deceased notified TO Atsnd WIN
thsr claims prspstiy voashsd orthsy may BY
Law be excluded from all benefit in said deesassd %
tate: provided copy Of this order be Published once
prsvioas 70 the said day. -
Test; JAB. H. O'BNkNk,
nolS.lAwsvs Rsgistsr Of wills,