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NAVY DEPARTMENT., ~ ~
IN 'ta'-' BURnAu or YAhDs AID DOCKS,

u. - ,478 l.isi.u fgd.t 5Yg. April ", 1855.
dorsed Proposals repAting buildings Il the Norfolk
Navy Yard Will be lsssiyed at this once until "
the opening Of the bldsw be commenced for repair.
Ing the entrance bqildings kppwnoa the plan Of the
90 OSst 'sS %ss' iaSS
near the dry dock The Offer for Nos 10 and 81 will be
embeed IN one bid, and those fOr The other buildings
Bidders viii be required 70 state the amounts for
which they will furnish all the materials and complete
each buildpg according 70 the plans aud specifications
v be seen " the yard, using such mAteriss on
hand for eash buildpT, WHICH have been purchased by
Zach hid must be accompanied ny god aud suheisnt
guaIAAtors, approved By an oneer Of The Goysra;
his ogsr be aoOeplsd into contract 70 peTfolm the
work bid fo aSd the DsPaTtnept reserves s right to
accept or reject any or o. he BIDS the Interest o.
Bidders requested 10 the time in which they
4 their offers are accepted they win DO held to ssiih-
sl execution Of their eourae under afOreture In case
Persons de'irng to bid must necessarily visit the
yard and examine the present condition Of the works,
and can there see the plans and spsoheOns TO enable
IL -. -g.. FORM OBJ oFFBR. .. .
The undersigned (here Insert the names COM
State Of SAms the State hereby Offer to furnish undsS
yous adveEtisemen dated date o. ADVERT emstJ and
terala and workmanship pseessAry for tho complete
sod entire scoOpstrpsltoa q building gPns the build
aud speeheaons exhibited at said yard for the sun oI
write out the Amopnt) And (or wei engage 10 haye
tbs said work fully completed In - days, exclusive
e Sundays snd heHdsya tron the date q the eOnrss
Should NY Tor our) oH be accepted Tor wei requeat
thOnrGet may be prepared and seat to the Psymaster
at name place) for signature and oertnests NJ n
Iere thu bidder or bidders aud each member Of the
arm to slRn their offer. ''''' .''H -7'T-'-' WIZ
rL.. FORM OF GUARANTEE .......
The undersigHe (nSme Of guarGntor) OF (uame the
town. and state u nRme the stAte aud (uAne OF Sec
ond gursntor, &e hereby guarantee that the above.
named inAme the bidder or biddeTs) wilt II hs Tor
thelr offer as above be accepted enter into contract
with the United States within days after he receipt
o. the contract At the post oes named or navy aasht
dssgaset and ~ case the said name the bidder o.
bddersl shall fall TO enter into eOnraet We GpAraaeo
@ make good 70 the United States Ihp between
he otter q the said name the bidder bidAsrr) and
thst which may be Seespted. And We hereby dSolare
that nehsr Of have been defAusrs in any ontTaot
previously made with the Navy Department
,v,,, '" lsignAtures Of guarantors) y
certify that the above named (sTs name the guar
antors are known to me to be good and fsspohsibis
guAranors In this ease, aud that the above
,ns 70 this offer are 70 the bell Of my
To b signed By the district Judge district attorney,
eoleelos paymAster or some person known 70 the bus
rsAa 70 ssnsponslbls. H' NJ t5 Apis'wtu
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rNHE WASHINGTON MUTUAL COAL
IL a ...... COMPANY. .. F.r.. .r.

nHlt. [cucuLln,I .ns rH lnts.
.....n g.. wAunoTOS, Deesmbsr, 1895,
Every one complains Of the extorton and Imposition
praeteed upon the people Of this cy In the matter Of
tns, but no one proposes remedy eSnbsrS ot ksPp:
sehuylkill county PsnnsyivHnia producing now over
$1,000 tons year. Of the bos quality Of white and red
ash anthracite coal The machinery and appliances are
complete Upon this property We propose 20 organize
company with capital OF $500 900 divided into thirty
shares Of slO each The holder Of each share
OF stock to be enued to OF coal each year at prime
cost and to Ms share OF the profits the sale Of coal to
outside parties.
The hrst Of coal at present rates Of
delivered to the door Of the consumer would be e9 At
the usual rates the price would be from six to seven
dollars.
A party owning ten shares would pay for It 800.
This would enttle him TO tons ut eOst-Gay o. eBs
than dealers retail prices-t30
5000 tons sold outside at proht Of % per ton wsuld
And dedueHg contingencies, nc, ............. 1900
would lsavs...............................14s .14soOO
or 10 per cent the entire capital Rnd added 10 the
saving In the price OF coal $50 makes 49, or % per
on his Investment u
The coal is much superior to and worth "a per
ton than the coal brought to and sold In this
kst, aud shipmspts aud delivery be commenced
soon the arfhng gements are made. PIT.
No payment Of any subscriptions will be required
until the subscribers at public meeting, shall have
on to visit and examine these Mines and report upon
them, and then, Satisfactory, one half TO be paid
down and the balance In one, two and three months
The trustees and ohesrs to be selected by the stock.
Gentlemen TO whom this circular will be sent
quested TO forward the project by obtaining subsep
lions and enclosing them 70 Major X Casey No. sss
street. Tool, ~ .I
We shall be glad to give any further ,nter@.tloa:
I. K CASEY.
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NEW YORK. AND NEW HAVEN

B. nj IL" oIhh-f AMI ~" Ii n EN-
In .. RAILRoAD-ls68. '..
Passenger Station In heW York. corner Twenty eeVsnth
I" street snd Pourth avenue. r
. EntTanee on Twenty seventh street. .H a
TRAINS LEAvEn nEw YORK. . -
,,FoT New Haven, 700, 500 {EI m.pAm lal6
lKx y O. 90 Ok y, St6, Z 80 and % Tx. p m For
Bridgeport, 700, SEQ (Ex J, llS0 a. M IL 10 (Bx)
500 (Bx D. g. 46, Z 50, 500 (Bxl p m For Milford and
STAFFORD, z 90, ll30 a. m. s. as 40 p m For Pair
held, Southport and Westport, 100 II m $40, 80
p IN. For Norwalk, 90, s. 90 (Ex 0,s0, II 80 m.
12lb (RxD 500 ok 345, 30, 80, 500 tExJ IN. For
Darien, T. 90, 80 ll,S0 a. IN, SI5, $50, 80 p. IN.
For Greenwich, LOo 80, II. 80 a. nj s45 80, 80.
$50 ,. IN, Por Stamford, : 90. 500 Ex. $50, nso
M; l2lS 6xl 500 tEx). y, 40, 6So, $50, s. 90
Rx p IN, For Portchester aud intermediate stations,
100, 30, llSo q. M S45, 4So, $50, $50, 100 p m
CONNECTING TRAINS
Pnr Boston via springfield, 90 m. LEE 90 (Rx1
soop %. Ror Boston VI. shore Line, laiS tEx $50
p "a. sor Hartford and Springfield, 500 (Rx ! m. !
l2lb, SO Ok, 500 p. IN. For conneeteut River
Railroad, SEQ m tRx IL 10 p. m TO Montreal, 500
2. N. 70 Northampton. Por Hartford, PI9yidense and
fishkill Railroad, 500 Tx m, 1915 p. m. For
New Haven, New London and stonington Railroad AZ
sO0a m, lal5, 500, 500 p, m, For Canal Railroad
70 Is p. m 10 Northampton For HounAtonc Railroad,
500 .. m, For EAugAtuck Railroad, 500 a mi 00p.
m POr DAnbury aud EOrwAik Railroad 1908 so a. m.
CommOdlous sleeping cars attached to IN. train.
ap2 JANIS II. HoYT, Superintendent
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Mt EW ORKS
MEssRs. TICKNOR PIRLDs.

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san Ramnnd onInrx ~ A'
4 rhs brisin ana MstoIv NJ IN. Rool. NJ An. R,hl.
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a nisis~ pans,.. ssrond ssr,.. Nv I.m.. p,...iI
Io%sn 'P'' '''0no '''''' ny James ha''sn
4 RoyaI TYuth. Nv Usnrx w.,a pss,har
4 simmer Rsst ~ CAR n, milton.
a the P,c,nrs N "a Lam IA, R.xs,a T.xiox
4 IN. ana IsttS. AZ J.mas "a BareixsIH n. In,t,.
nj Ward = G-~-'- - '1
a III. Yankse I'm Csnsa. 40 nv Henry n Thors.p
o The ComnI.ts Poetissi wort. of NJ ~ Mniash In
blue and gold. 80. "
IN sn.rs Hon,as = 's..o,a ..,,., n n, IL. u....
IL prirt sss.hors Idyi saa othsI posms r. asap..
Arnold -
H. Journai Of Travels In Brazil By Professor and Mra
Ls...ts '--', - ' ~ '@A'
IA Trsssur.. from thu Pros. work. of lain M,ito,
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAY
IN H.Fu. L1H '!nir ELERs .Ea a'Hu.H. n..
THE OLD AND DIRECT LINE YEr1RELY ooM.
N" b...4h N.. PLKTBD. a'.ha'" 10. .S
STAGING EsTRKLY DISCONTINUED. 'a
20 MILES sHoRTKR AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
.h.. '".'H By ANT OTHER ROUTE I .H.i,'fs


ngr g"'0f oh TWICE DEIJY. Hnia3n'. ag. .l ..
On and af,ar MONDAY ssses'absr Is. The eid .nd
TayHg' sSd HI itS wsASSSSI va WEE
Sunday hights szeepisd5 al falloWs,a 81 ~ va
The fssl and sonmodi0ps steamer KEYPoRT, Captain
L. coims, will lssss tho wharf, loot o. sixth street
wss5i9Eon, tyi's daily, Lssniny nOraiPg. s1Ssg,sd
a M, and IO.lO p m, lad ihans e by fhs Rshmoad,
q aS rG'S5s, :n,Fs
and tooA IN. anOrdius ample tins for dining In ieh.
Pssf:sSTs Railroad foi Ps:sars ana points south q
n sr,;:: e:
SRs Ss sNi ss.s aS S sas ss
T. on = sgspIgb isSvs WASHINGTON at, p, N. only,
and arrive Ia Richmond at 20 8, m. '''l' IT 49,
York, Baltimore and wash astou, aud ss.
esmpanisd " through hasgssO @sstsrS.
rhroash tickets fsom y YoikiO RishmOnd.!,.,tlI 90
20 ia ssitiSol. i 49, iSS
{'ta bgf - Warrington 500
,a" & q G..IiSssUs s.l.i$SSs Z H':s's"'""~ s9S
.gaE szcosp oLiss rHaousH rIokRrs z -r ,..II
from wt'A9s'0A'o s:ss$iSSsS
2cah Be procured d New rorf y, Ec rsao Bi0ad ~
S;R S Ss cd HR s9
more, st the 1Amden station Of IhS Baltimore and Ohio
aS,o.s Gaes II
Passengers iOsytng kOF, York at so 81. N. ssnd
pHiaHrI m aSa ns BaimclS n @ 3 ao ~ ana ma p P
ass and LS0 .. m arrive In Washington att 20, b6O,
soanssiIoas 10 ior RishaoSd ana he scalS. - : - !
omnibuses and Baggage Wagons will be IN readiness
70 convey Pas.snSsIs aAd bsEeAgs bsiwssn dsPOtA in
Passsnsssb BY this Lane pass By dAylish. Mount Yer:
sy s ,S'a.
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w..Asur,., y q. In, ,sss hi, s.ti .saI
ws:sssrs w.:sssrs. X X HitIHf{ NJ pfssss So aJEiHrG
Nw.,sss, N s.ss:l Z 6sss,..i,sa 2. ..r....
Ward. Hsntl,es, New reth, go ryelftA street. % t-3
w.t.. ws.s,.'rse yess, nl,sSl, e. wrlssd;
iana sysnxs isS : tay " irf ffeb ebiaf .itH8 D.
Williams fhc., f,nnsylvania, Avenue H9usss.
Wilson, y. T., lows, 1o8 e., bet. 1Tth and leth.
Milsops stsphsn Er.fA urftfA eistss TlstsL i5ly
Mindsn. wm,. nisrsssts, an Iwenh street.. ~
Winfield, CH, Nov York. 600 Ninth street. pa" 80 p"
Hfgs faa-oknDD Arss ron ADMISSION. u. f41H ~ %
hsffery yespbt ieuitians, willi.rd,ssgas rrT yHi-
CoRrad, Robert II. Virginia, Kbbit House. . a
Campbell, WIN. B., Tennessee, hetropoIitan.
Cooplr, Hmand, rsnnesiee, ne,ropclitan- - ,. .,,z
UnaerEooA, John O., yai,ss 80 y + gfI- . 41Hrf
Wleklifs, Robert O. Louisiana wlliard'a ...Tf
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DOS TPON MEN
PROPOSALS FoR Es0RAyINGs OF THE ILLUsTRA.
TIoNs ACCOMPANYING THE REPORT OF THE
COMMISSIONER OF PATIENTS FOR THE YEAR 1865.
'''S- ~ w .sy,nnyo. I,ru s1 isaa

PROPOSALS FOR EsGRAyINGs OF THE ILLUsTRA.
TIoNs ACCOMPANYING THE REPORT OF THE
COMMISSIONER OF PATIENTS FOR THE YEAR 1865.
oYyIoE SUPERINTENDENT puBLIo PEIsTHa,}
wAsHIE0roE, Apri "a, 1850 4
Sealed proposals will be received At this once until
iarssSins one SET q pages OftSs iIIUsTRkrfoss oF
cc@mi,soasf Of Patents fOr The year 1885 I s aams
erhs paisnt on each iiIustraiion.
The drawings will be furnished on paper to the
tractor who must arrange them nro pages In numerical
t. a'ar h So,s and
be fully equal to that furnished for the published
report for is0a which has been adopted the stand
sIsa y Si one. rSs of cost oI a'S nSS
subject to the approval rejection Of the supsrn
tspdsnt Of Public Printing Bond and approved
ouy viii be required for the faithful performance Of
The work will soupriss about ave thousaud nustra-
NOns, making over seven hundred pages, measuring
'sss' RsSss are ssfSlIss 10 RTSsS:Ss for
that sn more than one d9rs required 70 illustrate
invention design, (AS sotAstimes the case the
whole amber Of ngurss will be sstn1tsd and paid for
lowest and best bidder for the interest OF the Govern
msnt, due regard belHE paid 70 the exeeuton Of the
work iuRdsr the direction Of the JOnt Committee
Any further infOrmRtis that nay be required will be
fuTnishsd SA .PPliSAiOh to this once or tOthe Com
Psopesai" .ilIbs adass.s.d 10 aThs Joint Committee
on PTlatinslI Washington, D. O., care Of the undsr-
signed lnd iSAotsed on the envelope "PrOPosAlS for
81 fns aaysiil..4.nl ier proposals dated the 2sd of
April 1890 V ~iiAArl.n' mo. y pETREEs
&c 80 ,Bupsristsaasni q ths Pabiis PTntins.
ITO 10 publi.hedin th: ws.hinstss hsrystIoAS, and
zmsrtaaa, New Ysrk Trl1ras Aad Bosisn Journal.
other y.Pss w s. pa isr Publishing ~; say.r,i:s
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TRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAVE

~ depot foot Of Chambers ttreet, via PAVoniA ferry
100 n, Dsy Express, for CAnAndaiguA, Rochester,,
Buffalo, Salamanca, and West Connects at Buffalo with
Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at sAla.
mApeA with Atlantic aud Great Western Railway .-r
$40 A. ~, MIX and Way Train, DAl Y, to Otilville.
punkiIk, eonnsetng with Lake Shore and Atlantic and
4O0P, ~, Way Train for Port Jsryis and NswbuTgb
bOoE ", Night RxpIsss. for CAnARdalgaA, Rochester
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West. I..r7 .-..' .-.,5.
800 r. ~, Lightning Rxpresa, Daily, for CAnAndAguA,
Rochester, Buffalo, BAlAmanea, Dlnkirk, and west
Conhsets at Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk
ksilvAys and al salamanca with Atlantic and Great
Western Railway. NJ. ...#ay 49,. 80. T. .r,.
sOoP np Enigrant Train, Daily, for buffalo, saiA-
mAnea, Dunkirk, and West r.r..'#A
- HUGH RIDDLH 0sn'l sup't, New York,
VIZ n. BARH, 6enl Pass Ag 4, New York aa-f
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IQeFIRENNsiYLNANIA1QRe
IQON, cEETRAAL r a IKssILRoAp;t IOOQ


..g A. .xEo,,,,S III, s,s ,haIa.I,I.u.,i
,vn aud nttsr mVNDAt, october ~ 1862 trains WI
Nar5 ~ uhon r.s,en 81 pegoi eornsf q WeahnstonA
NHa & ~ toiiovs a.ua
49,, uay sxeeps sunaayi n n. ~ m,
stolp,pg ~ eoene msng ~ oAhtrsn Alteonss
afp ~ RrinelpA ARd, nsh!9g, d5set e2nrec;
issIss, .sS a.sSl.dsss. isr S.ssisss, SoS.a. ana,
e. Ime1iss poin,n;, ...,o,, -.
tktovnf'Aovvn vnhVplAIioh,d dAily, tscspt SUNDAY,
iln,rvintn nv tna Ayenasssa essasf leiese eonnsehes
iIahs On t2e Wslt fsnnsy
yEgnfg btsnsh- gte9s,s ~ .,ssg,g ioeh 4 a.s
AEp ~ ~ dsily efcepi fa9fAy,
:, ~, I.yo m s,opI,nE oniy ~ oonemsnRn, Unrtsen
Yca~ "a shd ~ ssessf Nv Sahnf aIes. sas
nee.lcn ~ tor fpff, pAumore ana
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THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.

New line Of nrst class side wheel steamers between
g-.g NEW YORK AND, BREMEN VIA OoWBs,
with comfortable aooommodAtlons for passengers Of all
grades carrying the Untted States Mall. Leave New
York oa THURsDAxs ...r..... -
BALTIC 5000 tons, 800 horse power, A. O.
Jones Commander. ........."...... 26th April.
wEsTKRH METROPOLIS, 2eOO tons, 1000 ,o, .
h9T,s & 49, 400 hs,:: 1oI.r nay
a Hoyer Commandsr '..,.............. Slst May.
BILTIC A. o. Jones. 18Th June
A. experienced surgeon on board.
Ths OompAuy will net be TesponSibS for specie or
xaiuAbles unless bills Of adlBg having the value
pressed, are signed therefor,
Rates u passage payable In gold, or its equivalent
YiTst Cabin. 0l05t efoond, eeaoOi stserage, eI oO
Haturn tickets |, e2b; ii. el3a bOi btserAge eT.oO
p JOHN K ELyANs 4 CO.,
500 PsnnA ave-, or 81 Loulslana ave,
s.-v.t sub,Syip.ioa 10 the stock Of ths Company,
Ai,,,.s ssfs and aisidsnd .peyIE inysstmsnt apply
PnyS.im AgsAH ior D. Q,
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III Il STA u II A N II q.

@ M TT H. S",aD,I su OF lrI..a .
y .lge ]. LkDIkss AND eENTLBNHH's
DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOONS.
Isl WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
.sol Are the most oeomfortable In the city. p 'a
Ladies o. families shoppine walkne viii fnd these
pie laueh 70 frst elAss dinner, may b obtained.
breAthst pinnsf. ana eeppsr are promptly served
mcst ehoirs diths-l %, t.H H'i ,VT1I ~
lee Creams water lees Cshs. etc. Of the bes, quality
and snperier hayor 81 modsrAts rate.. . a.s ~. ~
reqesits n The shortest notice F '''' E'l'1 ~
Prom long szpsrsnes in the busines. the prcprisor
guaransees satizfastisn 70 al pstnsuss Is jelo-f
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
DFor BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, PITCH.
MOUNTAINS AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS The
and stauneh STEAMERS Of the Norwich line, CITY
daily lsundSys excepted at o'elock p from Pier
No 20 North Tiysr foot Of vesry street. for NEW LON
DON, there, connecting with the Steamboat Express
Train from tho above points via Norwich and WSrces
ter Boston and Worcester, Worcester and Nashua aud
New London and HOrthsin Railroads. Freight hken
the lowest rates. For information Inquire Of g.
MARTIN, Agent on the Pier. I'd. ap2
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An Agent Of the Exeelsior omnibus 0ompsny will
pass through each train before reaching the depot take
omes No. 4l0 Penn street. open day aud nis where all
orders for the movemsnt of passenger and baggage
will raceive prompt attenton, l.s,~ IL. -
Baltimore exytsss will arrive with Philadelphia ex-
press at 80 p. m on Mondsya
E0TICR--fn ease. .of, loss, the COMPANY viii hold
thenssves responsible for personal baggage only AID
n BEcKwTrH, kksnt q
At the PennsylyaniA Central Railroad Passsngsr ala.
uou, on Iibsytv .aa wssh,ns,ep -,rss,s -aI : sH
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ll laid ..I..ls CITr Hall, May o, 1909,
proposals will be received by the at the
Mayors one, until ~ clock, m % MONDAY, the
lth ilstant Tor the purpose Of constructing ssawsll
along Poomae river between Seventh street wet and
Ninth street vest under an act Of the City Councils
approved by the Mayer, May Sd, 1853. lr M 80
Bidders Will state the price per cubic perch.
Specifications eau be at the ooe Of the City Sur
ysyor atthe oes Of the Con of Improve
msnts, west wing City Hall, on and after this day
The right reserved TO reject any al bids should
II be deemed TO the interest Of the Corporation ig
None bpt prAetieal stonemasons need bid,
No part Of the appropriation VII be paid until tho
work 10 approved by the and both OF the
Assistant Commissioners. JANIS II. BIRCH
Commissioner Of the seventh Ward. -i
--r..r.r.r ...fr.-..rrr RICHARD wIMsATT,
HENRY JOHNSON,
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Il ts1Aatsls1 XHaa -

WASHINGTON, N,ALEXANDl,!A, 4, AND
wv okoRoETown kAfLkoAD.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-10
Administrator Sale of
Personal PROPERTY.

TNDER an order from Chancellor Car.
~ roll. I will offer for s~le, At public
gu cry. on M"nd'., 22d inst. at the late
residence OF Col. James Steele, dec d.. near
IL mile Creek, in this District. all tho per.
sonnl prnpertv at said deceived, cen-islilg
Of One Horse, Cattle. Hogs, Household m
Kitchen Furniture, Sc
TERMS OF Sale CASH.
ALSO.
AZ the sam. ,imr and place, will be rent.
ed the Real Estste 81 said deceased con-
sisiing OF two iructs Of land
Tract No. !. (ths home place. contains
about 100 acres, somo Of which is very
COED. On ,hi, tract is u dwelling, stables,
and cher necessary buildings.
Tract No. J. contains about 2o4 acres.
so aerrs Of which 10 in good csnd ition.
TERMS-No,s with approved sursties
X. q. BILLINGS, Ad,n'r.
Oet 3, 1865 SAT-.
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NEw ORLEANS. Oct a
CHOLERA.

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received from the use Of your invaluable rene.
dy, the Pam Killer, Induces me to pcn word
In its praise. Esperience b4s convinced me
that Tor headache, indigestion, pain ia the
stonsch, or any other part Of the system, severe
chill, wesi"css, comu'oa colds, hoarsene IS,
cholera, cholera mor0us. diarrhcca, dysentery,
soothache, etc, there Is nothing better than the
Pain Killer. l have this hour recovered from
. severe attack Of the Sick Headacbe, BY using
two teaspooniu taken at thirty minutes In
te'vsi, IN wine glass full Of hot water. atm
confident that, through the blessing Of God Il
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M ls4s. Travelling amid heat, dust, toll,
change OF diet, and constant ex posure TO an
infected atmosphere. my system was daily PIE.
dis,esed TO dysentery attacks, accompanied
with pain. for which the Pam Killer was SOW.
srsisn remedy, one tsaspoonfui curing the
worst case ia-an hour. or, st the moot, half .
day! i have heard OF manv cases Of dysentery
being cured by is use. Sit in the teeth, it
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unsolicited testimonial In its favor.
ID. 7. TAILOR, Jr., Minister Of the Gospel.
For sale BY the Village Merchants. Oct.
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}. J Porter. Adm'r. IN Equity-Laneas
vs. ter. Bill! for sale Of
L. X. Rome. ct. al. Raj Estate. to mar
shall ss-st.. sc.
Under the srdsr Or tho court OF Eo ,iiy
In the above siated case, ] will asli at Lam.
caste. Court Hsu.e, on the frat Monday In
November. next, Tact Of Laad bslnne
ing w. the Estate of Robert u. Portsf, do
ceased. containing
Five Hundred Acres.
more or less, situated in Lancaster District
on Twelve Mile Creek, and adi. lining lands
OF John c Ivey, w. e. Patisrsso, John
Porter and others
This Tract contains some rich and vslua
tle bottoms ~ith upland Of fine quality.
well improved, and I. considered enc Of
the finest AID most desirable plantations in
Lancaster District
TERMS or SALE: TIE purchases, 10
pay SO much cash - will be sufiic,spt fer
ths pay n.-nt Of the costs and the vxp-oar.
OF ,he.s proceedings. snd to snies in,o bend
with st least Nv" good surs,iss and mort
gage OF the premises, esnditisaed for the
pavment Of the balance Of the purchase
msney. ai twelve msoths, with interest
from day of sale.
X. @. BILLINGS,
C.. T. l. y.
Oc'ober ION, 1865. 35-lt
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NEW ADVERTISEME ENTS,


Mslisa Atwood Mellow, In Equity Ian.
Jatns. Birnard Mellow, ! Do.sE
and oth~rs
UNDER the dscretal order Of thy Cosn
OF Equity In the abovs stated Case, | will
sell d l.a.taster Court iisuss. ON he Grst
Monday ih November next. = Tract Of
Land BelpEsing to tbs Bsta,s Of James
Taylor Mcl)sw deeenssd, containing
Three Hundred and Ten Acres.
more or less, situated in Lancaster Dlsifict;
on II Mile Creek, and bounded By lst1ds Of
the Eatates Of Abel Bslk md n n. Porter,
and lsnds OF Y. J. ~. Yarbrough and 9th
srs. On this place. there are Forty acres.
more or lens, Of gssd Creek and Branch
bottom land. The upland il Of supsr,or
quality for both cotton and grain.
On tho premisrs thsre 10 a neat, wsll
finished dwelling and other buildings in
good condition. This piahts,inh ia in
6ne state Of cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE A sufficienrv OF
cash to be paid In cUih to d,fray the ex
psnses OF sale and ali cost 70 that have sc
trued. The balance Of the purchase mon
ev on credit "f twelve months. with in
terst from day OF sr's. to he likewise uaid
- es'n-the purchaser to give Bond and
nPpf"v,d prrsotial security Nth nurtgage
Of the Preinises.
X. q. BILLINGS.
C.E Id
octo6er 10Th, 1866. 35-4L
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From New York.
NEw YORg. Sept. Qa

NEW oRk, Sept. P9.
Tho HERALD ssy. chat General Santa
Anna has moved his headquarters .ou
btaten Island, aud has opened = regular
business bureau for the transaction Of
inattefs Il 0k'ng to The dsllsety of Mexico
from the French authority. lie is said
10 be constantly occupied with vasious
people on that subject. and has enlisted
the symPalliss Of the Feninn brotherhood.
The leaders arc u'ziug the Irish to that
belief II 10 further fep6rted that Santa
Anna will soon return to St. Thomas.
Nsw Yosx. Oct. ).
Sahia Auhs's office was cfo~ded YES
terdsy with people anxious TO enter the
service Of Mexico. II 10 said that hrm
here are commissioned to buy sit steam
IRE for Santa Anna, and three banking
houses in tho city hsts taken hts Ioau Of
i've milliuhs.
NEw YoRf, Oct. b.
Several citizens Of Georgia have sued
L. b. Bradsher, Treasury Agent, .or
se'zing $98, 900 worth Of cotton in Febru.
AIRY last. Brad.her has been held to bail
Ia 100000.
NEw YoRx. Oct. 2.
Special dispatches ffom number Of
town elections in Conn-c,icut. yesterday,
report that nearly Sll heard ftotn We're
carried BY the Republicans by increased
majority.
The Herald says Sau,a Anna ID no
Rotiating loan Of 50 O0O. 900 in behalf
Of Mexico. with some prospec, of sue,
cess.
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CHARLOTTE MARKET.

fPerised ,rsekty by Hutehissn Bn roughs d Co
Opposite ih National Bank.
CHARLoTrE, N. e.. October 3.
Cotton--m:di:ings, IS 10 36i cents, tai
paid.
Germ ~ hits, I 50
BAcOn--20 to ~ ceata.
Flour. l2} 10 1900. per barrel.
Nral-couaisv ground, $50.
bolted. ITO.
Oats, 80 cents per bushsL
Wheat. . SO per bushel
Virginia seed, AGO.
PeAs. las 10 ! so.
Gdnny Bagging. IS cents por yard.
Gold. i4t.
Silver, 1876.