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TURNING THE TABLEs.-Iast night, Off GERS
Parker ana BrOsnan arrested John Call, Dan1
Harrington and John Welsh, on the complaint
John Shaunnessey. who charged them with
threats, ana they were taken TO the station
house when the case came up before Justice
Walter. SLaunHessey failed to make good his
charge, and the parties were dismissed. shaun
nesseys wife, Bridget, was then charged by
Officer Hill with selling liquor 10 soldiers, and
with selling without license, and the Justice
fined her $40, and Shaunnessey with selling
without license, for which he was fined $40.
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account Of the incement weather until FRI
DAY, the 18th inst, at the same hour and place
jas GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auct
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re- THE ABOVE SALE WAS UNAVOID-
ably postponed to THURSDAY, January 18th,
same hour and place.
Ial3 VIM. Ia. WALL Il CO, Aucts.
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SECOND WARD STATION OAsEs-Frederick
Middleton, drunk and disorderly; -. John
Dunegan- do. -. Patrick Sullivan, do; 3.
Ehas. Ford, larceny: jail for court George
Kelly, disOrdeTly: - Mary Mclaughlin, do
81 Thomas Clements, - VIM. Wall, do:
80 Richard Adkins, assault and battery: dis
missed. Maggie Ford, dressed in male attire;
- Joseph William sOn, drunk; -. Henry
Somehow, assault and battery; bail for court
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RYTHOs. BOWLING, Auct.; GeergetOvn.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,

T0 11-11-N y " TT -A-1N' AuNNIyuccIt.
CONTINUATION SALE OF DRY GOODS.
SkOAkS. MERlhOES, SILKS, COTTON, &c,
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant. commencing ct
~ clock m, and continuing from day 70 day,
until the whole stock is disposed Of at Lausbureh
Bro 9, on 9TH street, between and K streets
north, No. 375.
Terms cash. GREEN a WILLIAM
ia Is Auctionesr.
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TWO FARMS FOR SALE VERY CHEAP
TERMS EASY.
One Of 22s ACRES, situated about sixteen miles
from Washington, in Fairfax county, Virginia,
Immediately on the pike road from Geoi getown TO
Leesburg, and about three miles from Thornton
Station, on the Loudon and Hampshire Railroad.
About 80 acres in chestnut and oak; 100 acres in
young pine; balance under cultivation.
improvements consist in good fencing, small
Dwelling, large Barn; apples, peaches aGd other
fruit. Good water near dwelling. Land particu-
larry adapted TO grass.
Terms SIS per acre; one-half cash. balance in
one, two, and three years; or will exchange for
One OF 2I9 ACRES, in Prince George county,
on the road TO Piscataway, Mary land. About one
half in heavy chestnut and oak; balance partly
under cultivation; improvements only mode rate.
Terms $40 per acre; part cash; balance on long
time; or will exchange for city property.
W. II. CLAGETT,
$50 street, between 9th and eth,
de l9-eolm Post OAice Box 493.
EOR RENT-The two commodious and aijoin-
u ing dwellings situated on ID street. between Sth
and 9Th streets over the stores of Mr. X. H Ora
lam and MessTs. Myers & McGhan. These dwell
tage of gas and water. They Will be rented sepsr-
ate or together. Fer terms apply to Myers Nc
Chan. ia 9-lwl l. OWEN
EURNISHEB HOUSE FOR RENT IN
Il GE0RGETOWN-Corne of Frederick and ID
rooms. parlor, dining room, bath room and kitchen,
furnished. il will be rented only to respectable
and ponsible party.
A mag nifcent Chic kering Piano for sale.
III. Il DE LA REINTRIE,
IA 10 cow Ne. 10, Department OF State.
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JAIL FOR Coz ET-I esterday, officer Hurdle
arrested John thompson fer the larceny OF a
10y OF clOtEir-- valued at Si4, from Moses
W GOD, on i.'L- between e. and ID streets west
4 ne prisoner was taken 10 the station house of
the irst ard, and was sent 10 jaiI for court
by Justice MoTsell- Brazen Chase coIored
was arrested by officer Harris, of the First
ward. Tor The larcenvof pair Of skates from
PhiILp y" Merrlu. The skates were recovered,
and Chase was sent 10 lail for court
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ENOR RENT-SI6 per month, BRICK HOUSES,
L containing four rooms, on 8th st, east, bet {
and d north. Capitol Hill, convenient to NAVY
Yard and Lincoln Hospital jal34ts
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ITO THE PUBLIC-IMPORTANT SALE-The
undersigned havi ng engaged in extensive Pc
trOleum Operations in West Virginia, offers for
sale their entire Establishment Consisting of the
Gymnasium. Billiard and Bowling Saloon. Garden
which forms in all the finest Institution in the
country. Full particulars given in an interview
with those DESTROYS of purchasing.
A. s BRADY & CO.,
-, II, and Sc Louisiana avenue,
ian - lw Washington ID q
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ITO LET-A nice two story BRICK HOUSE, five
u rooms, in nth street, between and SITS g,
$50 month. Address n. R0UX, 331 corner Il
and 18th streets in IS 2t+
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EOR SALE-R4RE CH4NCE FOR SPECU-
Il LATORS-In Bladensburg, on the corner
nearest the Spa Spring, FRAME HOUSE, with
Lot 20 feet front by 300 feet deep. The house con-
taiDs six rsoms-a good place for a hotel; q large
Shed and Clubhouse Also. besides. a number of
will he sold cheap for cash. For particulars ia
Quire on the premises.
ia l34tH IF. SCOTT
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V'FSH- WANG, THE GREAT CHINESE REM.
i EbY FOR GON0RRHEA, GLEET, Ere
ONE Box WILL PERFORM A CURE. Ingredients
purely vegetable. Ii 10 pleasant to taste, has
no bad odor, and may be carried in the vest peck
ct without fear Of detection Circulars free Price
81 a box. Sold by JOHN J. KRONER, successor
to 5. @. Upham, 400 Chestnut street, Philsdel.
phis and in Washington by s. u. FORD, $50 Pa
avenue. Sent by mail. ia 6-eoly
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Medical Purreyor's OHe.,
WdshingfOn. ID. T., January Is, 1856
Will be sold at Judiciary Square Warehouses, &
and 9Th streets, In this city, on ESDAY the 22d
January 1866, at 10 clock m, large quantity of
Serviceable and Damaged Hospital Property, con
sistIng Of Sheets, Drawers, Pillow Gases, Bed
sacks, Towels, Gowns, Blankets, Shirts, Mosquito
nets, Tin plates. and Wash basins, Knives and
Forks, Spoons, &C. Also. one Fire proof Safe.
Terms cash. Property to be removed in forty
eight hours from termination Of sale.
G. SUTHERLAND,
ia l5-dts Surgeon q. S. A. Med. Purveyor.
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"ANTRD-By gentleman and wife, from the
w 10Th of February next, ROOM with Board,
in r private family, with use of parlor and piana
Address MAX, Box 2s1 City Post Office, stating
locality. terms, &c. ia 4-l5t
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All persons having claims against the firm of
BARBOUR, SEMMES h co. will present them
TO us for payment, and all persons indebted TO said
firm are hereby requested TO settle the same as it
is absolutely necessary the business should be
closed in order that may settle with the ad-
u.iuistTatOr of the late John Il. Semmes.
ia G. cow BARBOUR A HAMILTON
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EN0R RENT-A two-story BRICK HOUSE, con-
l. tanning six rooms, on 10th street, near n. In
qu1re 81 1873 street. corner Of 10th or Of SAM'L
I: DRgRY, attorney at law, 3s9, opposite west
wing of City Hall. ia 1857
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HgGiqUGTtsTS Department Of Wa>hiastOH,
One Of Chief ORnrtsrrlnHtsr.

100 pieces Brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Oar
pets.
Walnut Parlor Furniture
Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstands.
Walnut Cane seat Chairs.
" alnut and Painted WardrObes. and complete
assortment Of all other kinds Of household furui-
ture
Persons in want of Carpets and Furniture would
do well to give US call before purchasing else
where We will sell at the very lowest prices for
cash GREEN & WILLIAMS
ia lw Corner Seventh and d,
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stni9e SOrlteaunesn sebe, mno tann 8ecente
er nod etntse Gtdpte 3a beluGen, perOe uber
notwithstanding in teiner me9r uuf Der 8ibne
srlhstnen.
@eitsrn belu&te Ssrr 8csumtl Dapilcn
nebl lsinsr @atttn In BesIeituns isines Qasn<
ten uno oes 5errn @untber Die letenswerthen
@ebdupe uno Pl6se unlerer Statt.
@m Msno mn Is belt letn 8aaeu vOr
benz Qptol pss !Ssrrn Sdterle, $40. 324 9yurf
@Uenue, nabe Der Sod lhen @pOtbete. S6on
an Sormittose bate li6 ba8 @ert6t Der,
trettet, nap Serr .. bteies gemItbli6e 0otal
beindsn uHp Das bort per3uplte 9elAmadoOle
Bier prOtirsn werpe. Das QCtal mar pess
balb nod mebr ais font bon @Gten bsiu6t.
Wa6oem 6err 8. n1ebrere @tas 8ter setrun-
fen uno tbm ~einsetns 6erren soreeite1t woren,
entipunn lt6 Elm turSes @eiprd&, wOrauf 6r.
.. wteOer abfubr, I'm elhige en9ltl6e Gbeae
ter 81 bel uhen.
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Gtneanbere 9e8artt Betr.
Srbre bes Gen. Grant Die
c6iee llsbsrlidt mar bsreits benz Orude iibers
aeben. ais mir In ben s~sltrtsen Mep yorfer
8ldtterm fclsenbe Nnsabe %funben: p&S srstbt
F6 auf Outrage, baB piele Srcre nibt ptosr-
rufen wOrOsn III, ,peeer pom Yrdlcenten, mod
pom &riessmiuiFsr, nod, prn General Srant,
ObaletG cs tsi6t, rab pisles seihebea Jet. Sn'
btfen ldat man, DAP Der General leotgtih Ell
men 8rtsG an 0eneralmajCr Stsrtean se'
lGrtebsu, urc ttm unseratben Bat. Die Orors
nt6t nit sansr Strerse su pOl;teten, ba
istt bic @tSil Sights gtu in. Operation I'll
unb pa mad, ibren s5etimmunsen bic Sultt5-
Sribunols fur &laaen often fcbsn."
Wir 9sben, I'm ia fsin llnreGt gu beaeben
gu Der in Der lleberli6t beiproGenen 4esarI
AUDI Dte chen srpdbnte, rie~Obl fe unbs'
ltimmt unb 5ueionuti9 tltnGt. Il
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"A. -. =. &dtfcr,
M Gerrenf1etoer 81 ef6dft
-xL Mrit BrQttitr. gtD. 1853 1tn0 1854.

smpfeFlt iein rsi6baitiges 2aper ben fsrttosu
serb It uni Wintertletoern
mpbern sema6t unb 81 ben b%iltgIteH pretfen, - GeraeE
Elm srr6es affprtime mt pom pOIenta Inb ntoui-
IelinC berbemben, llnterbeinfIeiber, I'll, Gtrtupfeu, Gai9en@
tH6ern, SemrsntrlSea, 9alstiitern, @sgeuipirmea, 5t&de
..E. &c. &c. -.
Gpe8teI bte S6uetber
made i'd aufmertiam aui cine srpBe aHs~a6l bOu beafz
f6.u, bpudnbii6eu NIB frausSli6eH queen, DOS.s
GafemirB, Cabinets, @efenfpffe,
mel6e i'd I'M Sisiuen ME i'm GrrbeH SIT ZEN r~ibigltsa
Rrei1eH perubGcIgs-
8eteIunscu jeper GIrt perbeu nit TerSniseu entsa8eu%
esHcmRen Inp aufS Bette befcrst, (fe5jD
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nE1= SO aiIten Connecticut SeeO Seof Sabuf
bic tsinse nuolttat, empESus iOebsu nnb persanft SnG1
0A'8p'" 8. 8. BrauR & Go.
1-so,,srrt1 Sp. II &auOper uahs FrattfK.
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&pbieu!
&seutr0I WEGwntDr, @efcD0Tt
90 m. q all c,

Gde BON Sap uab Sreoeridltrobe.
gtOaaraeute fsr .Gratsr Gets psrratRse uaS sat Stasi'
Iun ouaefertat. tcu"b0hI
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LAxp OFFICE, BANGOR. june |, 1866.

IAND UFFICf, BanEOT, JHHU 7, I6NU.
IN pursuance of law - defined In Chapter 5, Sec
| ttn b. Revised Statutes Public Notice is here
by given that the following Schedule q Tracts and
Parcels Of Lands will he offered for sale Saturday
the first day September next at 2 o'clock, noon,
at the Land Office in Bangor, at price per acre
not less than the minimum fixed in the advertised
list.
The sale to be by Sealed Proposals in conformity
with the provisions of the foregoing Chapter and
Scction which require that ten per centnn or the
minimum price Of the township or pat, ban &C
company each proposu,, which sum shall constitute
part Of and be allowed in, tue cash payment to be
made upon the township or tract purcha ed.
Payments required TO be one thrd cash, remain
der in three pronissory notes payable annually in
one iva and three years, with satisfactory bond for
payment OF stumpagc.
me sum deposited by ATTY other bidder. who does
not become u purchaser, may be withdrawn by him
at any time after the bids are declared and made.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER Z

The remedy is within reach of ALL smolanaer',
Compound Fknid Ertrdet Of BHcbu, will cure you OF
all Kidney Diseases, Eheumatism, Cant, Grarci
Dropsy and Chronic Gonotrhoea and will renew and
restore your exhausted and failing energies If YOU
have been too eager rotary Of pleasure nothing will
6s you much good SmoiandGr's Extract Buchu
For many diseases Incident to females, SaoiaadcrS
Buchn is a and sovereign remedy, Get the Gen
aiae. Price only one d0iidr.
Sold by C. G. Peek and Wiggin s. Parchcr, Els.
WORTH and Apothccarics generally.
BURLEIGH ROGERS, Boston, General Agents
ASK FOR sMOLAMDEE'S BUCuU. lyi
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SO to $50 per Day!
RARE CHANCE
To NIAI\E, Money.
~ Otlcsrs and Soiiors and all others sock
ing legitimate and profitable business to
Mason's Improved CofYeo Per
colatOr

Patented December &c, 1850. Since that tjas
the exclusive right to manufacture and sell sh.
above invention has been sold tor OVER E,sht
HtalrtG f,aati,y. thus showing quicker sale
thsa any either patent known. Its speedy sale
i. attributed ~ the fact Of it, heinz, one of the
best d M st important inventions for domestic
use ever ofrred to the public II only needs to
b. seen to he appreciated.
There is health, utility an? economy combined
In tho universal Coffee Pot. Families, Hotel,
Saloons AID boagaing Houses sill save one hall
the cont Of their Coffee by ne Vi hi. inYen-
tinn. Iaes Vii save tbs aruu. which cousti-
tutc. one ttiII the value of eeiiee. They viii
have pure. delicious, healthy beverage instead
ef dick AMI poisonous syrups noy swallowed il
III. naue ef C6I.cc. 1t cie.ases it itom all dirt
ava ufsr'tirs. 1t is equally as good for max a.
ia. la -.ort, it j. eH- II t.e most gsesal and
f.iu.".e domestic inventions Of modern times
y" t.aiy who once trys it viii uiu. OF doing
ni'ito4t it.
STATE. County or Tosn tisht. for sale on yer.
liberal VIA.
Iii. il. .r.rs ch,a,o FER cs..rpri.ius ncn :,
ma - ulone. ~ .a.A e.Yit'l.
cal! OF u4Ife.s III, .lrsnp incosed and .a.i-f
you!a,li ;A4t s!,at W ~ i 'tue.
). u. MASON. R.t,3.sse : Proprietor,
81 Warrington street, kar u :, Bo Ton, Mass
5S-I
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Hardwood Ship-timber, Plank
and IrenailS.

Hardwood for Vessel frame, rough moulded,
suitable size Ter 500 tens, more or less.
One Vessel Frame. close moulded. from iay-
orite model. Can be built $50 t. $50 tons.
20 NJ ship Plank, board measure.
40 NJ Shaved Beech Trenails, all Of excellent
qualities, for sale BY ,...,-,l,,-
orland, July 3d. 1866. IS
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PORTLAND and T1ACNs4S
STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
INLAND ROUTE.
Two Trims Per Week.

e-,. The new, substantial, aud swim going
s~-NSteamer - Gs.S Of Nirb WORD, %
N.z.xrve,>-, CHARLES EN4EIhG, Master, viii
lGa,e AACHIA PORT every Monday, aud IAsrs
day morning at, O'clock, tug folsVL AM ,sossA-
inc at
J0NESPORT. MILLBRIDGE. MOUNT DESERT
g. W. H4rbor,) st IL A. -SSDGWtcE st
/ p. x.-DEEk ISLE at l-Jo ?. H.-eAsplNE at
=. VI, and RUUELAND. arriving - Portland
same evening.
Returning will leave PORTLAND Tuesday and
Friday greetings ~ l0i O'Clock, tossA.iag ~ sove
| and reach MacAisspott VI sds esd1y HAd Saturday
evenings.
Stages will be in readines, 1t al the Isadiag-
to carry Passengers to the ueighsoTisg tovRs.
This Steamer is eco tons aessursE1Ut-has
| niture Beds and bedding, snd il Ill respects ele-
gsntly fttcd Up for passengers, sAa las large
FIci ght roouls.
tioods forwnrdel from PVrtiaid by the Boston
| aud New l1r. steamers.
Passengers ny the tArss O'Clock train from Bos
ton ou their arrival Vt Portsai will b. taken to
the Steamer With their Baggage free Of Charge.
= - Il Ls
Milhrilcs to Portland ............ ,0)
! :. W. Harber ..................e too
Selcxics, Beor Is!e .al C.sli.e,. 81, %
, :. ". Ia ruur w koeknai ...............S!, 80
Scdg wiok, Deer s4e .ni C4.ti9s........ u ,OV
Tickets TO W lad u Agents, and II the Clerk
on board.
.s'I.ckets sold, by rail or tos:, to Boston,
New Yats, de.
ROSS i sTURDIvANT, Gsal ACTS,
- Commercial ST., Portland.
April IS. 1866. .yII-.fl7
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the Unite
States can hear something very much &c ssf ad1ar
tge by return mail tlcee of c',atge,) - aIaers>
abe undersigned. Those having fears Of bcias hu
bugged VIII cblige by not noticing this card. 4
Others i'll please address their ob-tji1't servant,
THOs. I, CHAPMAN,
1yl 81 Hrodway, Now York
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per acre.
Part Of Township No. 2, r. S, W. b. X. F.,
at The minimum Of $1,000 for the tract, cts
North part of No. l, L. c, w. j. Is. T.,
1O,5ld acres, ~
Remainder south half 8, L. 4, do,
1854. so
pISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
seetions No. 4, 3, G, Il, L. % & u, in Town
ship NO. 2. Il. IL, W. Il l.. S., 1858 acres 40
ELLoTSNII.IE--Lots No D H. l; & 4
Il. =; ?, >. q, Y, s, Il. ); and Gore, 1900
acres, 20
AR0OoTOOK COUNTY.
0. Il. 8, w. 4. l.. S Sections No t. TO- II,
10 / Of g. and / OF IL, 32ii acres, %
T., II. =, being :. ". and other parts
naming aisurysyed, Si2 acres, 30
c. Il. =, W. H. L. S at the minimum price
OF thirty cents per acre tor the Town
ship; htty cents for either quarter ),
and seventy five ceuts for selected see.
1ions. Proposals deemed most tavOra-
bic in the aggregate Will be received.
~ ESQ acres
| L. L. 1, ". l.. l.. S.
sections No Il; Lots Sec Is; . SEQ. Is;
Sec. 8; Lots 3 Sec. !; scc.i Sec. 10;
2 rec. 10; ) Sec. 10; iScc. 10; Sec. 49,
| 2 sec, 49, Sec 10; 1 Sec. i6; 3 Sec, 10;
4 Sec. Is, 2,.5I acres. 10
| s / No. ?, Il. 3, w. y. LIS.
| Lots No, ST, S. So, 81, IS, 50, 90, 81 &c. 90
| 81, IS, si. %, l03, 10i, lUj 100, l07, los,
100, IS. 22s9 acres, 80
| II, Il. 6, W. L. l.. s.
section Nos; Lots 10, 10. %; n. "
sec. II, 1l0j acre, 80
Rescrr.ng the privilege Of withdrawing Sect, o.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
| g. Il II, W. f.. LIS.
5. W. !. $50 acrcs 90
Isaac Il. CLARK,
Bangor, June 8, lsGG Land Agent.
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Eor Sale.

TFNHE subscriber offers for sale her well known
and yery desirable residence, situated on
the corner Of school aud Main st. said heuse Is
well situated, has most Of the modern impr We
mcuts Of first class dwellin&.houses, AMI is a
most desirable ,ituation for Physician, Lawyer
or Mechquic. For further particulars inquire OF
Aruo iswell Esq, or G. G. Peck
ANN C. McALLIoTER.
Ellsworth, juno lst, 1896. tel
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l3E. y. !, e, CHIME

sculp Is delightfully."- perttmcd badness, aod
will not stain the skin: is perfect Restotcr and
Dressing Combined. N q other preparation Ter the
hair contains Pestachiuc Nut oil Sold by all dru,
gists. g. {. GOODWIN Co, III sI BROS. <
BIRD, REED. GUITAR & CO., Sole Projectors.
Springfield, MrsS.
is
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II i'm D er Ian d
FOR SALE.

rE'IIE subscriber offers for sale, in lots or to-
4 gethe~, 800 acres Of the best Timber Land
remaining in 1rani, viz Lots No. - and III,
situate in the south easterly part of tho town,
tromi which timber eau conveniently and with
equal facility, be taken either to otland or
ourry markets, or into the waters Of Branch or
Pattens Pond.
These lots are not only valuable for timber,
but are all Of superior soil and surface Tor tilage
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Pure Old Dark Cognac Brandy

Buy bottle or case OF c. 4. richards staudar,
Dark Cognae Brandy put up tot family udi,ihu
al use and you will get the best. Principal depot
~ Washington Street.
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MEX CHURCH MUSIC.
TIE OFFERING.

collection Of Kew Gil tch yusic consisting Of
hetlical Tunes. Chants. fentcnces, Quar-
tets. Motet- ard Auth eus, desi sned tor the use
of Congregations, Ck0irs, Advanced Sing
ing Schools, and Ii usieal Socisties.
BY l. II. SOUTHARD.
This is collection Of New MUSIC and not merely
New Collection Of Old Music. The pieces it con-
taus various in character the occasions they
designed to supply. and will be found to possess
unusual eNqellsuees. The cstubiisLcd reputation Of
MI south1el wiz attract 10 this new volume the
special attention Of those wish whom really good
c /. Il desirable acquisition.
Copies VIII be sent by i4ai, postpaid, on receip
price.
rriee, sl,5o { by. l3,5cpcr las.
OLIVER DITsON q CO, Publishers,
80 Washington Street, Bostyn.
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Old st. Croix Pun

Buy bottle or case ;of G. 4. Richards sanf,ar,
Old It, Croix Rum, put uptor Tor family indyidu
al use and yot will get the best. Principal depot
w Washington Street, Boston,
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q ETTERS re nainin unclaimed in tho POST
L Office at Ellsworth, state of Maine, Il
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sens calling fvI lAe above letters will please
ldye rtised. j. u. JORDAN, l.
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Lowest Prices !
Second 10 None in the State.

PHYSICIANS are respectfully rolicitcd to give
us u call, We shall endeavor to supply them as
low as can be procured in boston or elsewhere,
and with the first quality of goods.
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Final Settlement.
administrators a Notice.

n LII persons having demands against the Ea-
"A tate of WYATT HOLMES, deceased, nro re.
ouested to present them duly nttested to the un-
dersiened and those indebted to.said Estate will
nlense make immediate payment. n. . v"
WE PRESCOTT, ALL,
WYATT L. HOLMES. auofS'
INN 80 3n 5
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State of South Carolina,
rEDGEFIELD DILTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.


',, n',,, ',;; s:;'.. e 4ss'. ..s ',., ''l'a
MY an Order from the Ordinary, ,hall pre-
ES coed to sell at Edgefeld @. II, on the frat
Monday in May next for Partition, the REAL
ESTATE of DAVID L. ROTT0N, decd, viz;
TRACT NO. ONE, Qhe Homestead lying and
bsing in the District and State aforesaid, bound
cd by lands of Mrs. Unity Smith, Elijah Wstson,
IT,, M. McCarty, and others, containing One lur-
dred end Sixty (le0) Acres, more'or sess
And TRACT NO. TWO, bounded hy LANDS Of
Jacob Lagrope. M. McCarty, Mrs, U. Smith, and
others, containing One Hapered and Seven tlO7)
Acres, more or less,
TERMs.-Ths above Tracts Of Land will DO
sold on q ere lit until the frst day Of December
next, ON Which dny possession will be given
Of Tract NJ. /. Possession given Immediately OF
Tract No. Purchasers to give Bond With good
securities. and n Mortgage to the Ordinary to
| secure tho purchase money. Coststo be paid in
ossh s in specie, and to pay for titles extra.
". SPIRES, S. E. "a
Apr 10 ft RS
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KILLED RY LIcHrSiNc.-We learn that the
house Of Mrs. Wyatt, above Hurricane Shoals,
was struck by lightning on Saturday. 2lsi
instant, instantly killing three of her children
one grown daughter. We truly sympa-
thize with this poor, afflicted, widowed mother.
We caution all persons not to stand near
chimneys, walls Of houses, open windows and
trees during thunder storms. The safest po-
sition indoors is tue centre of the room, aud
outdoors, about twenty-five or thirty feet
from q tree; within that distance life is en-
MISUNDERSTANDING Express, 25th inst.