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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-28
T. & G.. BAYHA,

DREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
washington Hall, q few doors above Monroe
Street Keep constantly on hand full assort'
ment Of the above articles.
EFTheir wagon runs constantly to all parts
of the city with Bread Crackers, Rusks, Cakes.
stc sep20
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F. HENKE.

raNUFACTURER OF LADIES'
MI BOOTS, Shoes Caters and Balmorals.-
A good assortment always on hand. Work
made to order. No 81 Main Street, Centre
Hheeli=g. jan23'hmeS
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GREENBACKs are good,
But Roback's Purifier is better.
Home Insurance Compan

llUlllO luDul OuOO SOIlpV1J
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO
CAPITAL. 100000.
OFFICERS
Hon. s. GALLOWAY President
LEWIS CASS, Vice President,
DB. HUBBARD, Secretary,
ALEX D. HANLEY, General Agent,
" Y a a, dHsSAR6 HAMLIa Asst Gen'l Agents
T b. PARKER, Asst Gen1 Agent of " Va.
j W PARKER, Special Agent.
REFERENCES IN OHIO.
Referred TO by Special Permission.
Col. GEO. W. MANYPENNY, Editor Of the
Sn Hon. SAMUEL sHELLABARGER, Spring
Hon, DAVID TOD, Ex-Governor Of Ohio.
Hon. CHARLES ANDERSON, Governor OF
Io Hon. WN. ARMSTRONG, Secretary OfState.
Hon. OVIAT COLE, Ex.AuditOr Of State.
Bon. g. DELANO State Senator Mount Yer.
non
Hon. wAI. LANG, State Senator Ohio.
Judge LAWRENCE Member OF Congress.
Hon. VIM. II. WEST, State Senator Belle.
fontaine Ohio
REFERENCES N WEST VIRGINIA.
Referred to by Special Permission.
J u McwHORTER, Auditor Of State
I. H0RNBR00K, Surveyor Of Customs
CAMPBELL & MDERMOTT, Editors OF the
Wheeling Intelligencer.
l. BAKER and O. S. LONG, Editors Of the
Wheeling Register.
GRANVILLE d. HALL, Secretary OF State
DANIEL PEEK, State Senator.
A J. SWEENEY, Mayor Of City OF "heei'
ing. n,rn1 49,.
Office, Main Street, Hornbrooks Building up
s,si-s wheeling W Va novl5wly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
r. J. BERRY & co.

Nj Fps in Hawserlaid Oil Well Rope, Msnil
= ~ Hemn Int and Cotton Cordage PIn Fishing
f. ratkls hp Lines TSnes Tar Pit Pitch and 9acn% cap
BiooSs Tarpaulins, Fire Brick IIs Ne anu os Wafsr
Cium Hose. Betting and Packing W. maTa,.iv
street. Wheeling w va
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

SUCCEssO TO III, DlEMEl,, ,
Swat near the b. & o. r. r. Depot, Wheeling,
Y Va All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons and eve
-, dsscr;ntion of Silks and Woolen Goods exc
c1ted on short notice and on reasonable terms.
ttone tt 20 IN tbe Western States sep20
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rHR DAILY REGISTER sTRAu
LOB PRINTING OFFICE executes al
Finds Of Printing, from q Card 20 Poster
neatly, cheaply, and on short notice. Once on
Market street between the AcLure Ho7as $40
the Market Eousc.
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cL. ZANE & CO.,
,yopTERs AND DEALERS II

& L. ZA.R-
, 1866-05-15

the French Minister of Foreign Affairs
labored with some address TO secure from
our government an assurance of recog-
milton and friendship for the intrusive
Austrian dynasty. 1t is not difficult to
foresee the important results in Mexico,
to which the Secretary's firm refusal to
annex any engagements whatever on our
part to the French agreement to with
draw must lead.
, 1866-05-15
From CHam6erS's Journal, March 24.)
STAGE NIPPON PTUS.


Some of the most comical interpoIa-
tions have come from the audience itself.
When Spranger Barry's Romeo drew all
the town to COvent Garden, GarTick, in
defence, took to playing the same char
acter at Drury Lane. On the first occa-
sion of his doing so, upon the love-lorn
Juliet exclaiming: 90 Romeo, Romeo,
wherefore art thou Romeo? 2 a good-na-
tured auditor saved Garrick the necessity
Of Ereplying, by calling out: Because
Barry is gone to the other house. Dear
Oliver Goldsmith once made himself con-
spicuous by expressing his opinion Of a
play too audibly. He had just quarreIed
with the great actor-manager, and went
to Drury Lane to assist at the produc.
ton of a new tragedy called The Conn.,
Tess of SaliJWy. The poet sat pretty pa
tientIy through four weary acts, but
when the Strengthening commenced, he
could bear it no longer; he rose from his
seat, shouted: Browning! Brownrigg
by God! = and hurried out Of the theatre.
Bernard, in his Autobiography, relates
"a good story of Hayden the painter. 'One
evening | was playing Sharp in the Lying
y U(Et ~ L IlluutIi, WITH ny llICtIu DCu-
iamin Hayden and his little son (B. R. II
were in the stage-boX, and on my~F%sat-
ing the words 81 have had nothing to
eat since last Monday was a fortnight"
Young Hydon exclaimed in a tone audi
bic through the house: "What Il whop-
per! You dined at my fathers house
this a~fternoon.''' The same actor is
also responsible for the following Our
principal actress, a Mrs Kirby, playing
Queen Anne, inquired very p%iteously
O, when shall I have rest
A ruthless grocer started up in the pit
and shouted out: ''Not till you have
paid me my one pound and tenpcnce,
ma'am." Quite as matter of fact in his
wav was the Yankee who, strolIing into
a theatre on the evening Of the arrival of
the news of the fall of the Crimean
stronghold, could not hear Hamlet's COM
plant
die, uoratio
The potent poison quite o'ercrows my spirit;
cannot live to hear the news from England
Without easing his mind by shouting
across the pit Die away, old boss! Sc
bastopol's taken pa piece of gratuitous
information that probably surprised the
representative of the Danish prince, as
much as an English OthelIo was astonish-
ed by a girl tumbling from gallery TO pit
as he pronounced the words:
IT'S like she comes to speak of Cassio's death.
Stage-managers are often nearly driven
out of their wits by perverse supers, who
will misunderstood their instructions, like
the stage centurions who received Quin
as Coriolanus with a succession OF grave
bows, because he had told them to lower
their ,tasces when he appeared and Mr.
General Utility is apt to bring down
curses, not loud but deep, upon his I'M
lucky head by marring the leading actors
most effective scene. At a rehearsal Of
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serve an answer. The Philippians haa iong
hair. and lived on the other side oil the isth-
INNS of Suez--that is, In Asia, Their features
we're Caucasian, though their skins were black.
MANY of the Bedouin Arabs are black to this
6av bat they have not fiat noses, bluboer
l,ns and woolly hair, like the negro Besides,
thew are well formed, not knock kneed or
handy shanked. The Carthagenians were the
defendants of a Ph9nician colony from Tyre,
which was In Syria, within stones throw
of Jerusalem. Because they lived in Africd,
the asserters of negro improvability suppose,
of course, they must have been negroes; as
though Egypt We're not in Africa, as though
Algiers and Tripoli, and the Cape of Good
Hope, We're not all In Africa; rs though
Africa We're q district ten miles square,
instead of continent larger than South
America. CLEoPATRA--whom the Negropho.
lists maintain to have been black-was de-
sceudant of the Greek ProLEMIEs; and HANSI-
BAL-likewise claimed rs a negro-was pure
Phpnician in descent, and quite as much a
negro rs any of the Apostles, who We're al'
born in the near neighborhood Of Tyre, rs the
ancestors Of HANNIBAL were.
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A WHITE WOMAN MURDERED BY NEGRO
HIS ARREsT.-On Wednesday, lazy, haIn leu
Mrs Mary Ramares, called Mt the once On , sne
provost. marshal and stated that one OF neL
neghbors, n lady, had come to ner utu.n
nnder circumstances which led her TO believe
that one Daniel Pierce an old d nHgr0 tied ted
the deed. A few days ago the lady and inc
old negro started from the opposite sae Of
thirteen cords of wood and n quantity OF cenpr
posts He was directed by her on tne hic al ne
val how to sell the wood and posts, whlcn nv :
did returning TO her the insignificant sun e VI
twenty dollars and keeping ihe reg, aI
services rendered. When they landed on sliglt .
return, the lady was lying insenslole III ;mg
boat and her person bruised III snoch, ,,,
manner. She was carried to n hsherILi ian
hut on the shore, where she shorty M NJ
wards died. On these representations, W. D
Ramares was instructed TO point OUT Tue H. ~"
gro. Daniel Pierce, 10 the guard during H. H.
| dav she found him, and caused ms arLtsa' I'D
was turned over to the city authoritles' I ~ =
the case will be fully investigated flerte rs -
bad looking negro and If he Is g4liy % ao sa
! bloody deed. no punishment couiu D' WV
we're for him.-HDJtle Register.
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GOVERNOR rEIRPoISr's REILLY.

"CoMMoSwEALTH OF VIRGINIA, J
"ExEcrTIyE DEPARTMENT,
"RIcHAoND, January ), 1866.
"John II. Giimer, Esq:
"Sir,-Your note of to- day is before me, ask
ing what arrangements could be made III re-
gard TO the present postponement Of the col
lection Of direct taxes in this State.
II have the honor to reply that had last
week an interview with the Secretary Of the
Treasury At Washington on the subject OF the
pcstponement of the collection of the direct
taxes now due from the State. The Secretary
of the Treasury has directed that no sales be
made by the commissioners of taxes for non
payment He has no authority TO stop the
commissioners from collecting. If the Legls-
lature will pass an act assuming TO pay the
amount due, in say three years, by instruments,
doubtless ii Will be acceptable to the Govern
ment of the United States. The Secretary OF
the Treasury is anxious for the State to as
sumo the payments due.
II have no doubt but the Legislature will,
1t an early day, pass an act assuming the pay
ment of the amount due the Government OF
the United States. / have no authority TO
say that there will be no additional amount
charged by the United States if the tax is not
paid by the day now fixed by the tax commits
sioners. But / have no hesitancy in saying
that, if the tax is not paid at present, there
will be no additional amount charged by the
Government for non payment.
Yours, ETC., +. IL. PIgRroISr."
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The Federal Tax.

The following correspondence on the s"aJe. .,
of the assumption by the State OF the fe"''" =.
Land Tax will terest the public generally y
confirms the statement made III 'h's f"f''
yesterday morning: ,sse
"SrS.rr CHAxBER, January D. 300
.,,. r,,n,,e,,c,, y ~ pefy7,5taf, Governor Of r-
gina: ,.ro ,o., =,
Dear Sir.-Knowing that yon INV oc =, Nv W
Washington for the PATRIOTS f". ',os,, -
ranging, far rs You co"i .h, III Ea5nrai tax On
iapds IN in Virginia for 1902, fully desire
70 know how far. and TO what extent, your Ell
fo,ts wore successful. Any expression OF Opt
,,,n f,,om vou on this subject will allay pub
lie unee siness on this important subject.
Feeling assured that your efforts in this he
half will greatly contribute to the advantage
and relief OF the people l am sure you will
appreciate the object of this note, aud will
agree to the publication of your reply.
with distinguished consideration,
y am your obed!ent servant,
"JoHS III. GILMER.
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THR SECOND ASSIvERsART mass IN lnelholf VI VI
the late Archbishop Hughes was celebrated III
Nv Me- =" York on wednesday, the 4th instant, ut
St e Patrick's Cathedral, the Most Rev Arch ,rrno
Bishop McCioskey acting as cesbrant large large
number of the clorgymen of the diocese Mt MT
Tvstnrns Schmitz conducted the muslcai
Dortion Of the exercises the mass sung being
Eorrano's Requiem in Dominor. The hdern
was sung by full chorus, in the Ola G is%or
rian or plain chant s[ye ' benedi die
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BgTo Merchants, Banks,
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
CLERKS OF COURTS,
AND ALL OTHERS IN WANT OF
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
w o D II u 5 + 4 p 4 Il II NJ
Oate James Woodhouse Co..
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIoNERS,
GOVERNOR srEEET, NEAR MAIN,
have established
COMPLETE BOOK BIN derry AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTORY,
with the best machinery, tools and materials FOR
the prosecution of this branch of their business.
They are now prepared to put up
PAMPHLETS,
PERIODICALS,
BIND BOOKS,
RULE PAPER,
MANUFACTURE BLANK BOOKS TO ANY PAT
TERN.
They have already in store a good stock OF
LEDGERS,
JOURNALS,
DAY BOOKS,
CASH BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS,
RECEIPT BOOKS,
RECORD BOOKS,
SALES BOOKS
In fact, every description of BLANK BOOK usually
required, including MEMORANDUM BOOKS in
great variety. wa
A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF STATIONERY.
wOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
Qate James WoodhOuse 4 CO.)
at their New Building, on Governor street
de os-ts near Main.
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Terrible MURDER IN VENGEANCE FOR SIS
TIERS DIsHoNoR. "A terrible murder was com
mitted in the lumber camp of Charles McBride,
on Pine river, Midland county, Michigan, last
week, the details of which are most shocklnGly
cruel. John Conart, man employed IN Tue
above named camp. was found dead ana lear
fully mangled under the roots OF Il tree, having
been murdered BY a man employed in the same
camp, whose name is Camden. Inc detalls
are substantially as follows:
About n year and a half ago Conart made Inc
acquaintance Of Camden's sister, whose pa
rents are Canadians and highly respectable,
and on promising to marry her, succeeded III
seducing her, after which he left Tor parts I'M
known. About six months since, her Drothel !,
who had been q soldier in the United states
service, returned home, and, learning MS SIS
ters disgrace, vowed vengeance on It's authoT'
who, by the way, he had never seen. accord
ingly, he started in quest OF the OBJECT OF MS
vengeance, and succeeded In tracking MIN ~
Sa ginaw, where he learned that company Oh
Canadians had Just gone TO the WOODS, en-
ployed by Mr.. Mcbride, Canadian lumber
man. -
learned the location of McBride's camp when
he found the object of his search, whom ne
knew from description, and then feigned want
of work, and then easily hired out lot Tue
winter, and went TO work with Conart as MS
partner. Matters progressed thus for Il time
TILL one afternoon, Conart and Camden Went
TO cut timber some distance north Of the
shanty. Camden came up at night as usual,
but not his companion, who, he said, had
gone to a lumber shanty some distance across
the woods, and would not return before nine
or ten o'clock.
After supper, Camden went from the shanty
unnoticcd Being missed in the morning, and
Conart not having returned, suspicion became
aroused, when two men were sent TO where
the two had worked the day before. There
they discovered traces of blood, and, In look
ing around they discovered an uptlirned tree,
which had been cut off and let back TO It's
former bed and on digging under this they
found the remains of the missing man, the
head being horribly mutilated, rs if done with
an axe. Camden was Immediately pursued,
hut as vet not the slightest trace of him has
been discovered The above particulars OF his
sisters wrongs, and the object of his search,
Camden related to n man of whom he inquired
the way to McBride's camp.-Detrot Tribune,
December 20.
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By w. b. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
Iron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond

DELE ROI FOR SALE PRl~
ID VATELY-I offer for sale that desirable pia We
called BELLE ROI, containing EIGHTY A,REs"E
LAND, and BUILDINGS built for; ard sG.Lini@ i4r'
boarding school for young ladies' ,oca.e al
gloucester county, Va, on the York RIVER roai,
four miles from gloucester CSnEhou'TS o %kG S w.
large New Building, (buit In ls4!,) for BOARD
ing school, with ten large r9onsIsay Ii!'%SiSH
dows clubhouse with four rooms, meat-hou,'e
barn corn house carriage house and stable,
these last not all in good condition, some Of th'
Notwithstanding having been pulled OH tnring p :
war. A fine pump of water within few feet OF III"
house a good young orchard Of peach and arg."
trees The garden was pulled down during tho
war. There are about eighty acres in the trsc.
twenty Of which are cleared and in good condition
to cutiyatc-thc balance is well umbercd In OAK,
chestnut and pine excepting about ten acres tina,
was cleared in $780, but since grown up II small
bushes of chestnut The above Is a short descrip-
ton of the place persons wishing to purch's'
will of course, examine for themselves. II j. no
torously healthy. 1t is in one Of the most thckIy
settled lieighborhoods in Eastern virginia, CONF.
nicnt to three churches, viz Methodist, bapus,
and Episcopal: Fora school, i IS one Of the bee.
locations in Virginia. Price, -, 600.
ia Sim w. b. ROBINS, Real Estate Agent
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REFUSED TO HIRE FOR rHE YEAE.-Last
Monday was court day in Spotsylvania, and
thither large numbers OF our farmers re-
paired for the purpose of hiring labor for the
wear. There were probably n hundred or
more negroes present, all OF whom wanted
work, but with obstinate pertinacity refused
To enter into contracts for the year. They
wanted to hire by the month, and demanded
what was regarded rs extravagant rates Tor
even this. There seemed indeed to be COM
bination of labor against capital, and the re-
suit was that not q solitary hand tods hired by
the farming interest. Fredericksburg Herald.
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YorSG YANCEY DISCHARGED. ~ ne case VI
,.oI,nr DaIton Yancey for the killing of young
Garrett EunS underwent investigation yesterday.
The Justice discharged Mr.. ?ancey on the
ground of justifable homicide.-A0mg'mery
mil ODD
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE DAY
By Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson'
/ pa,Lers Brokers and Real Estate Agents.

nRICK TENEMENT, ON THE
X IoRT4 SIDE OF DUAL STREET Nl EANh
To JUDAH sTREET FOR ,s SALE hr on 1rtgs
We ~ 9TH January, 1888, at o'clock, Z. an
BXcELIEST BRICK T Esh Tsy,pf At a9's's rental
OF TERns ne-half cash balance at three lam ana
dx months, for negotiable notes ih,et hs naia by
secured by a trust deed Inc 'a1o' " 10
the purchaser conDIy 4 APPERSOy,
HAhhlo'H' Auctioneers.
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BY w. 3. Robins, Real Estate Agent
Iron Front Building Governor stseet, h'Chi'i''1

4 PLANTATION, IN NOITrDyWybAaYi,
n C0UYT,Y, yA6 TH d6iT ~, :, Z TnREE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, Is OFFER ~ a. !.
SALE About two hundred and twenty five -
are cleared and under one enclosure. The reIna ~
der il i'm woods-tfty acres of in origiua growth
There are seven springs on the place, and ali tho
.elds are well watcrcd. The soil Is good, FrotG.
:, no well of corn, wheat, vegetables tobacco, &c,
e. e. The tobacco fields are considered the best IN
a. Ct. 'nty not having been lately reduced by the
the COZ on Of corn on them-and the owner think,
. !s ~ood management3and moderate uoo ~
tna', WIN ls fourhs of the whole purchase money
might be reaa ID from The rSt crop 81 i@scG
s1ed lFs m y9pns iea trees Ss and
great many o exfss q, framed dwelling house
Of six rooms, besides - ed with tin. TIL
yard is well shaded and ham. ind floor and an.
Kitchen has two rooms on the gro, rsc. stable icr
above. New smoke house, corn-bo> 1use near tho
house, tobacco barn and overseersh h, sirabIe. In
main dwelling The location is very De- hnrcl",
good neighborhood, healthy, and near I. f0l;
of the various denominations accessible I. 'od.
markets Will sell. also, horses, cattle hogs
der, shucks, &c, and farming implements u! valuA
ton. Price Of farm, ~ 300 , $500
jas w. Is. ROBINS, heaI ESIalo ..Sel. slit
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MARISB.-The steamer agnes, rom NJ ~
distance up the bay yesterday, returned 10
Hampton Roads, the wind blowing 100 nea:
viIv to allow her to continue on the voyage
Nnrfuk OH Dominion.
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By w. b. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
Iron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond
MARKET FARM FOR SALE.-I ain

MARKET FARM FOR SALE.--I ain
wi authorized to sell a SMALL FARM, in Han.
over county, in the junction OF the Hanover
Con, .house and Old Church roads, con,ainl' Z
0VFD UNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES. Ah"t
sixty acres are cleared, in good condition and lIo'
duces well Of Corn, Oats, Glover, &c and y'g'.
adU ~ "a al The balance in woods, mostly
eond 's srcWth rne The dimpr"ySmeH AZ are
dwelling house, .1tainlng hve rooms INC .a% .l
With ithnV PASSAGE soS running through kchS cen,
tanning four rooms cabin stable, Se 0ooa T m@.
is within convenient distan, Of me nous tI'
Is on the place fine young Pr1'n n n. - ~.
some forty trees, and few apple trers. ~, ne P'"g
is not enclosed. An excel lent m. aaa IL" ''''
nine miles from Richmond. Price, S0nrvS
w y. nobiNH,
ia 6-l0t Real Estats eh-''..
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PEA. FsTITE FOR SALE.
By b. Robins, Real Estate Agent
Iron front Building, Governor street, Richmond.

s w. ID.
IRON Front Building, Governor street, Richmond.
N EXCELLENT FARM, OF FOUR
A Nrxnppn Avn rlFTgEy ACRES, ~
AMELIA COUNTY THREE MILES IESy E "a rI ~
nnIruM0SD AND DANylLLE RAILROAD FOR
s''LE-The land is all good, well fenced and well
IA red one hundred and twenty five acres arc
wa1 d and produce well Of tho usnal crops Of corn,
sisssrt, obacco clover, &c Twohnndred and ninety
Wheat veil Sc, i'm pine and oak woods and timber
Thsre are es log h"ss u t9gF
each sacn IN 'arger and more stylish building,
be- acd h%5s are sss ssSa
Young frnHfress Q, ;, nair The location Is yeTy
healthy and the neigh. "E" "" anal
C9nys,nlsIsi o To sns srsi ILL the hand,
an sntGrprssE and asisb be Won twice or
times what is asked for il and tho ''oaaeg could
be made to refund the entir purchase "'hnai -
owneris merchant. and sells because "a, mas
time To attend 10 the farm and wants the money IN
his business. Price, $4,000, OF hnerSin
| low. ~ p 800 a,.r,
ia Elm hea. E2e- -
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BE Selling OFF ut Cost.
CLOAK AND FUR DEPOT,
A. SAMUELS,
over A. Pizzinis, Broad street, between Eighth
and Ninth,
has large and well-seected stock Of
CLOAKS AND FURS
OF the the latest styles which he IL determined
to sell off atcost within the next aTo weeks.
de Him
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BY w b. Robins, Real Estate Agent
Iron Front Building, Governor street, HlchH"A
4 SMALL FARM, IN PRINCE ED

y WARD COUNTY. THREE AND 4 HALF
MILES WEST OF FARMViLLE, HALE NILE
FROM THE S0UTHSIDE RAihR2Ap, EVHyA ;26
LU.LF ACRES. Is OFFERED FOR SALE. Forty.
five acres are in original growth the baiamcs IN !
taining six large rooms, and all necessary on:'
houses There is spring of good water near INC
house. on the place there IL tns "TG..ara'-
Price, $1,000. -" d. hubtNn,
IA CIV Real ESTATE Am.
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Governor Worth, of North Carolina, hav-
ing teIegraphed TO MIR. Johnson for copies OF
his orders prohibiting the collection of the
tax levied by the State Convention, the Presi-
dent replied that he had issued no such orders,