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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

Hc!Stam rbne 0unamna?
(ShluB.)

Nr6 alaflider ater 1T Der dsyptiide
oanomirtt, pnm her gil init ieinen re-
selmaBisen aujdbrliden lleberidren1z
n,ullaer ei,e Suue rcnO insitpHeu aus
benz Sterlanc auf feline Jelper fibrt.
@ie 1T IS ater in ZEN 2dnpern sesar>
aen, wp pielergriay nt6t itattfanc, TOM
BERN rer Rautbar phne crrentli6eOun
euna terrid,te? 5rauri9 senus. Die
berrlide GrpeS i,iliens, ipelde scr16OO
Sabreu mod Die &prnfamm1er &pu1s
par> erseust beuts %nptbpurftia mod ben
8rppfpH ieiner ipdrltden Beppbner.
Die lit erIh5pft unp ausseraubt 70 gut
als siele onrere 0esenrm Staltens ga
ldftnas, @riehenlanrs, Spanten5 &c.
Das 9anp Saitilien btetet sum srpben
She'll einen unbeldreibltd idrermitbtz
sen Nntlid. ~llnsehe1re Streden, To-
nett has Muse nur iiebt, iinr Gintren,
urc srrar teinc naturlt6 bela1erte, IN
pilcer ShSnbeit pransenre, ipnoern IS
1no GinSren fatl aus &ranfbeit unr
Nltersihmdhe ; es 1T Elm nafter Sppen
cpuS abrbunperten a~tselretre1 uno aus
aefre1en, UNI iiebt 10 trpitlcs aus, trie
Ell, erpfer ccn N%aupenfraB enttldtterter
Sonen.
Der ihnermitbists Anblid, ben es
auf Grren oeten mag, itnc RE tccten
iraniiden ISrfer. IS eiett san;eSrtz
Ifaften in Spanien, mo fein .ebenpes
gHeIen mebr touit, NO Mues eeitprben
pcer f~prtasscaen it, neil bic Gre tsine
6rudt metr trtnst.
aut tn sielen @sssnoen Isutldz
lano5 netu1sn ris nurfidnittlt6en
acrnsrtrdae Seru1bse bet itarfen Sc
traipez ur,c &npdenausfubr al unp lie
Gerarnuns oes Games iidtlid su.
@a5 aber bic enrliden Jplsen iplz
der Sppenrerarmune finn, pas lebrt
uns bic @elhthte NIT titter1 8prten =:
pHansenfranfbeiten, Nu5manperunsen,
&riese, 5unserSnptb, allscmeines Sinz
fen res @cblfanpes unp perSilpun9-
alip Npth, @srrilreruns. Oenn Der
@phlfanr unp tie Geitttun9 ter SSlz
Fer rlht sunddit auf et1er ausreidenren
Grnabruna unp pteie auf cer6rudtbarz
felt re5 Spoen5 u11D oiele enplid mteper
auf Gem griay per tim e~1t;rsenen
pHansen1abrtrHe. Ias it bic 9rcbe
munrsrbare Settle pom Sectnsunsen Der
Splfsrpblfabrt. Der biertn compste1z
ts Gelpdhrsmann, prpfehpr stebts 1a9t:
uNidt RE Gernadlditsuns res Nder=
ba1tes, ipnrern cte3eritSruns cerJrudtz
barrett pes 6elpes purd ben Haubbau
,lad,te pel1 rSmii6en, icwie Dem ipa1tz
ihen 8eltreid,e Elm Gnpe."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14
Gclsene Neeeln fur GARNER.

Grfabruns lit etne tteure S6ule ;
aber bic e%tnsiae, in rer Itrrsn etrras
ler1en.
Gin ein;ises Safer fcfst 70 risl, pas
man sret Sinner paraus erbalten fSnnz
tie. @iel u@enise" MAIDEN Elm vSiel".
Nimm did rpr tleinen Nussabsn in
Adt; ite iino sefabrlider ais Ou
msinit. Sin fletner Sef S~erienft pft Elm
srrBes SdiT.
Treibe rein Oeidift ramit cein &C.
1ddft nidt rid treibt.
Die 3eit 1T pas fritbarit e ding. Der
MaiNssa1s 1T Der ar6Bte Seridwenper.
Gerlprene 3ett ftncet iid ME mteper, II.
mas mir ~3eit senus" nennen,reidt am
Gnre ielten aus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

Sdatteu auf @ie1en.-@ez
lpilIe Sdume, pis ulme1,, sibprn, Gin
ben, @eirer1, bi,rsrn ras @adstbum
res @rales pper jerer Jrudt, Ia ibre
@urseln in Der Nabe Der Steraa6e
iInr. tSidprs, Giden, 8trfen lenfen
ibte @urseln tief Elm unp ras 0ras
mddt gut in ibrern Sdatten. Snceiz
fen triirnen mir Slunte rer ~erfteren
&la11e nidt niepermaden. Die Subs
seten te7ere Mtld, je rubiser unp be
ba9liher iie ii6 auf Der @eipe beFncen
une fibler Sdattsn trd9t ScrtrefRtd
bel. Riaprieb frist lid BALI rpu, rpenn
bic @eipe cine quite 1T. Dunn molten
iic Sdatten, INN cas Sersebrte ptecerz
;~ufauen urp lesen in Jplse pellen mebr
Tleiid gu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

~lutuo SIUlD. u. OuUDQr.
St.pauL Mtnne1pta.
gDir lbcrnehnen bic &siorsuns cncr gum Sonffahe ae=
bergen Geltdfts, nne Spar pcrSuesmeHe:
1. Nnnahme rcn Oepplten.
Gfiosr, trelde lei uns p~errnirt rfrben. feben ~ieber;eit,
rhne ~pprbsrise 4uneisnns, sur Gcriusuns Der Oepruneuten !
Sur au1 cine beittlnlnte Set het uns nisberselsste gslpsr
versutsn mir 6 psf. S~nterefIsr.
2. 0elp>@ed,ia.
Gols Siltsr unb frcr1te @lu;en faufen unt usrtaufen
mir hsts sum Sasss=Guurs.
3. Mnfauf unc Gerfauf rpn @edleln.
Ben sutsn 9onqrAers zSirmsn aussrfente gSe6Iel fSnnsn
sci uas tets sa.1 eurrdnten Gpurfs in @elb uraaeranbelt
werren. gSir ~psrtaufen 9Setiel aHf Nep gprt. st. epuis,
gbieasr, Wilpoutee II. I m, icpie auf bic Saurttanhelsr
pldse Oeutihldnbs, Srarsreihs unb Der S6uea, une trai=
ire1 nit u. q. auf ~frlseree Yldss @urppas:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

3userld1iiae @etterzH e
oe n.-Gs baben aenaue unc rauernce
Sepbadtunsen an Den nerdiecenen
punften bic 3urerldiiiafeit Der bier
nadiebenpen @etterzR eaeln narsetban
Gin rpitser N%benrbtmmel, iei er flar
rrer tepSlft, 1T bus Anseiden spr1 suteu1
@etter. Gin rptber Wpreenbimmel re-
peutet idledtss @ettsr riel @tnp pper
Reaen. Gin srauer Mprsenbimmel
i66nes @etter. 3etet lid he Mpr9enz
%rdmmeruns bod am 5immel iiter elmer
Banf, 70 fpmmt @inr, 1T ie nierris am
5rri;rnt 70 mtrb pas @etter id6n.
9eihte feline @plfen reuten auf 1dbnes
@etter NIT mdbieer prer Fauer 8riie,
laarffantias rlis ausiebence @elfen
NUT auf @inr. Gin runfler blauer
5imu1el sitt AUDI 8tnp, etn beuer,
flarblauer 1bDnes @ctter. Sc reider
bic @plten ausIeben reitp treni9er Winr
aber n,ebr Nesen 1T ~ errparten. St
idlrfer, eti9er UNI serriilene tic auslez
ben, peitc metr @irp. Gbenip bepeute1
Elm sldnsenp selber 5immel bel Spnnenz
untersans &inr, einen 8e9en
man fann raber, je nadrem bic rptben,
aelben prer srauen Tarten sprriesen,
;ismlid senau ras @etter Sprber beitimz
men, taft jerpd nit 0emiFbeit, wel1n
man bic meteprrlpstid,m Snitrumente
NIT III Natte ,iett. &leinc id%marssraue
Splfen, jasel1pes @erflt, @inr UNI
Reseu ; itsbsn feline idpere @rlten raz
htnter, bepeutet Is Stnr aIetn. @enn
tphftetennes @enblf in aneerer Htdz
tuna iber Spnne Wpnp cper Stems
siebt ais Der @tnp it, itebt cine @etterz
Seranperuns beSrr (auserbalb Ter trpz
ptiden greite). Nah idInem flarer
@stter iinp I'm 5immel serStnlid fleiz
ne lodge seitrctfte coeri lpdise @Slfden,
renen cine ppltis merpence Duntpede
fplst Nn;etden spn @ettsrzS erinperunz
gen.
Dies Ausiebcn hes >6immels lit Elm
iideres, je nahrem pas @earDlf dig prer
mai1eris ausiibt, fclst metr Resen pcer
@tnr. Sc hDber unp emit erltter biz
@plfen su ietn ideiner1, reitc lansiamel
Miro Der @ediel DOR ith seten, Don
peitr ldnserer 1auer mtrp ct aber aud,
iein. SIN Ausemeinen Yerfinpen ma
tIrlide, rubi9e UNI ;arte Jarben nit
msiden, nidt idarf aussecriften 6prz
men Der @plfen idbnes @etter, rasesen
srcIe unseuSbnlife 6arben nit harten,
iharfbesren;ten Grnturen @tnp UNI
Nesen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14
Sumpriifiibes.

unelaublid, penn aud
~ abr!-Sd rurce emit iaste Elm
Mann, cpn Mustitps 70 rerfclst, paB
id unter cine 3udsrpfan1e Fiidten
mubte, auetn ries rei;ts bic Slutiauser
nur nod mebr, IL rab ie bic Rahel
turd Die fupferne Yfanne iteften. Gum
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

3mei Metbpnen ifnr nsuerrtnss
tn Aufnabme sefpmnen, Inn @tnterz
dpfel LANCE ;u halten, unc teipe tendb<
rem fd. Gs frmu,t barauf an, bic slz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14
Or. S. Nteaer,

grattii6sr grst @unberst unb Gjsburtsbetfer.
Office uni gs rtnun an Der J9asa ban etross.
;riiten Der stem urp 6tsr StraBs, ben, III baucnSeu Gpfum
Srue ssseribsr.
Sffttefunb.r: Murssrs pur s bis 10 utr
Matmittaas RON 2 bis ) lthr. nj
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

,ppmtt td bic @aFsl auf Der Snieite brett
1dlua, tpie siele i'd auf btefe @eife fef<
bammette, treib id 9erape ntdt ;u iasen;
iencd es mub cine srpee Mnsabl gene
len iein, penn r,ah elmer fursen 3eit bob
lid ntet, SduBpa6 semddlid tn bic
2uft, unc fort rpar es.-@ie IS fam,
fam fid ieoer Yerninftiee seier leidt
tenfen: Sd stns bein, unp slaubte
cas ar6ste Mentelter erlebt ;u babeu,
Bis i'd es n,ei11em Nad,bar ersablte, Der
mid aber iiberral6te: penn iaete ct,
pas 1T mod ntdts; beute Mprsen ba5
ben mir Musfttps etnen bunpert pfunr
idperen Shleiftetn eeftpblen, I'm ltd
wabr9einlid bic NuNd aus;uidleifen,
bic cu bereit seidlasen bait.
@ie lnutet bic peraansene 3eit BON :
SD bin Elm gutter Mann", fraste Elm
prpfe6pr beim Grauen einen lieperlthen
aber rptsieen Stucenten. uDas bat
feline @ersansenbeit' iaste cer gefraste,
vtenn Gle itnp INNER gut" Der Di<
RECTOR, melder serape susesen trar bate
@efaIen an rem @ise, unn fraste benz
lelten Stupsnten mad einisen Sasen tn
gesenmart pes Sdulratbes, um iid
Elm &pmpltment MAIDEN III lai1en Wie
bat, lid bin Gin traper Mann" TT Der
s%ersansenen 3eit Sd mar Elm
ihlehter &erl," mar bic Nntpprt gun,
Grtaunen res Tra9enren.-
Gine unidulpise Se9rtffs<
cerwtrrun9.
Sebrer ;i ietten Sdulern: Stun
Sinner paBt mir NAL aenalt cuff penn
t6 etne Ser ion ltenne, is metnt ptes bic
GtnsaM, meme td aber mebrere, IL 1T
cas bic Mebrsatl ]. g. Sbr ietp bic
Mebr,atl, rann SIR leip pielfaltis, mas
bin i'd, nun ibr &tnoerhen?
Die Sdiler: Gtnflltis 6err Sdulz
lebrer.
Snrem idr1biihen Onfe q. g.
purpen fplaence 8efanntmadunsen
purd BEL, Musldeller perSHentlidt.
Der NusiheQer, nadpem er Die 8urz
ger pnrh feline Sdele auf merfiam aez
ma6t, auf na6 mas ia tcmu1en ipute,
besann ME fplgt:
Gs rperp r'm publtfum funp s'tban,
caas tnnertalb aadt Iaas mues e'r
bred prr be 56uier meg ipin, icnidt
lest fed r'r Straightforward rrpin, ferner :
Aup'jentss bic pes Saabr in be &onz
idfrtpttpn fpmme, itnp mSdtaaptbcus
ans ',1aaselt. Terner:
8pn tpeae p'm @lattpts mues jepe
Wproe Sanp for be 5Suier nans 'itraut
tperpe, I'm straar i'm Stnter Tim iiez
irene III, i'm Spmmer un iedie.
Gin Srldnber lag etmas bspuz
ielt in elmer @asenbpr. Gin prptez
itanti6er prept9er trat binsu unr Jag
te uIcml tpenn jest per Ieufel fdme,
rrelhen pom uns ;rpeien ,pirce er neb<
men ..
v@eu," iaste Der Srldnper, ~irenn ct
lest fdme, ndtme ct trahrldetalid
m d, ra i'd chen ni6t t~eipnrers gut
risppnirt bin reun Oei1er 1T er itaer
su irsenp elmer 3ett."
Oerpreriser entfernte iI6 idreisenp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

4, Gin;tebuns yen 0elpern.
@ir beiprsen bas Gpusetireu BON Npten unb
Sdulbideinen aler art, grblhaften u. {. 10. in
alien 5hetleuss Gurpra's unb Der Ser. Staaten.
Da;u erfcrperlide papisre, ais gulmahten,
GersihtleiItunsS =lrfunpen, Spbteulhetne &C. fer
tiger MIR ielbit, unter @arantiruns Der Reht=
s~ultisfeit an unb ~beicrsen bic ecnlulariihe 8e<
slaubisuns berielben.
Den @esenwertb auer III europa
pur6 uns cpIecttrten pper bet uniern
pprtteen Gprrsippnrsntsn fIr uniere
Hednu1lg einsebencsn Oelper ;oblen
mir bier tn Sob aus.
5. Sertauf rpn YalIa9ezSdeinm
CUR llebsrfabrt prn Bremen, 5an,burs rnb sipersppl rad
Rsr- gprt Per Seslitiff pesr 0an,pfb0pt, 'fppis ~6obrbiGets
sur ReiIe srn 0sp. CERT bis st. PAUL ;u ben ~nicpr;sfen
prftisu.
6. Sesablulls BON Saren
in iebem Iheile bes Staatcs. gn.auf unb 8ertauf ron
@rurteisentbnn seser GprrniIFpa &c. &c.
Z. Geretntste Staaten 8pnbs
iebe Nrt, ais 52Oer, 10-i0er rnb 7-3Ocr taufen unt p.r-
faufen mir gum Cages -gpurie.
Sebrueer 8iuius S Dunbar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14
Grfte 0iSiitrn per
ST. paul& patiit Gisenbahm,

winter= Tabrplan.
Gin u1lp nad benz 4. Ncsember, 1867.
pauL St. Nntbpny, Nnpfa>
ct. Glpuc unc Sauf Hapirs 3uee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-04

FOREIGN NEws.-The situation in Italy re-
mains unchanged by our latest cable dispatches.
The occupation of Rome by the French loops
is confirmed Garibaldi on the approach OF
the French troops on one side and the Italians
ontbe other withdrew to Monte Rotondo, where
he still remains engaged in fortlfyng his posi-
ton. To the demand of Victor Emmanuel to
disarm he has replied, refusing to do so unless
the Italian Ministry is changed so as to place
# in accord with the will of the nation, on,
the Roman question. Napoleon is said to
have made a proposition to the King OF Italy
to submit to the citizens of Rome and OF the
| Papal provinces the settlement of the question
nv popular vote. The proposition has been
declined on the ground that the question is one
affecting the whole Italian nation. The Italian
Prime Minister has issued note justlfying
the advance o. the Italian troops into the Papal
Provinces and saying that the dignity OF the
| Government and the violation ct he September
treaty by the French required the movement
The relations between France and Italy cause
much uneasiuess A London dispatch again
reports that Prussia has promised her support
to Italy in the event of a rupture with france
The Italian reserves had been called out. lie
ports were again current at Copenhagen that
Denmark had sold its West India islands to
the United States for $l4,000,0O in gold:
! Col Warren, the Fenian leader. was found
| guilty at Dublin 90 Friday. A farewell dinner
| had been given to Dickens previous to his de-
parture for the United States Advices from
Brazil state that no further attempts to take
the Paraguayan Notifications at Humalta will
be made by the allies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-04
State Debt and the January Interest
STATE OF VIRGINIA, AUDITORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9, 1867.
Jfceerc w z Tsnncc &c, "a

INcssrs W b. Zsaacs &c Co:
GENTLEMEN-Y ours of yesterdays date has
been received, in which you inform US that
the impression prevails in the Northern mar
ket, and to very limited extent it ap pears to
exist in this city, that the State will be unable
to pay its January interest aud request such
assurances as we can consistently give that
this Impression is without foundation. -
We would state in reply that we know Of
nothing financially to warrant any such impress
sion. A sufficient tax was levied by the last
General Assembly to meet all the obligations
Of the State on the lst OF January next. The
greater part Of this tax is payable at the treas
ury on the 18th day OF December, which, of
ITSELF will be sufficient to meet those obliga-
tons on the lst Of January aforesaid, interest
included. J. S. CALVERT. Treasurer.
VIM f. TAYLOR,
Auditor Public Accounts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-04

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF POTOMAC.
" LAND IN WESTMORELAND COl;V.
TY, VA-By virtue Of decree of the Circui-
Court of IVES tmoreIand county, Va, pronoUrr.
ed st the October term thereof, in 1861, in tho
suit in said Court, Of King vs.. Watson and
others the subscribers, therein appointed Spc.
cinl Commissioners for the purpose, vii! oio-
for sale, to the highest bidder. at public auc
ton, at Lamkin's store on SATURDAY, Inc
It'll day of December, 1867, the TRACT or
LAND, in the decree and proceeding. men.
toned, called and known as ''klNGSALE"-
sometimes called 'KinsaIe,"D owned in n.
lifetime by Warren D. Watson
This tract Of land contains 495 acre.. 7, i.
situated Immediately on the Potomac river. b.,
which il is bounded for some distance and lie.
intermediate between RoZer's and Nonror.
Greeks, being separated T ON each on the
upper and lower sides by 4 farm on either side.
1t was formerly stated steam boat landing,
preached very near by vessels of the laryc.,
class As may be suppo,cd, it possesses all the
advantages of the water and its products.
There is p comfortable two-stpry frame g..
DWELLING HOUSE, with Two mrg: IL
rooms and passage bcto", with Closets AID
two rooms above, and kitchen barns and ST.
bic in substantial repair. The qHu!ity Of :hr
wood and timber sufficient 20 supply th" want.
of the farm The residence believed 10 be- -
hcslthy as any situation on tue river.
The Subscribers deem il unnecessary - give
a more minute description, n they presUMr
that any person DESTROYS Of purchasing will
visit the promises and Judge tor himself. thcy
will however, answer any spcci:u enquiries 10
regard 10 the land that may b" ndIr' as,' |,
them or either Of them
TERMS--Thc land will b" sold for n mach
cash rs is necessary to pay Ih" costs &" the suit
and expenses Of sale, and the residue on =, ere!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-04

REMARKs--The market opened with some
activity, but price. were depressed and opera
tors were somewhat reluctant Flour il very
dull, and prices have a decided downward ten
dency, our quotations being nominal and no
sales reported There was fair enquiry for
Wheat, with improved offerings, reaching near
5000 ushcIs with sales ut 26I for fair whit and
235u2l0 for inicrur Its About 1000 bushels
red sold at 30 quality good 252 WAS offered
for prime red but declined. Corn WAS quiet:
and Saturdays quotations with difficulty su5-
tanned. Sales Of white and mixed ut l29al3O-
offerings 1900 bushels. Oats are in brisk de-
mand, with sales at G3aG5, and large lot on
purchasers terms Sales Of Rye at 1885, Butter
is still in active request for good. Eggs wanted.
Plaster is in fair supply. Bacon quiet and
prices frmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-04
M A r. Il n e rs H.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-NOV. 4.

,. r ARRIVED. .....
Steamer Columbia Harper, Baltimore tc
B. Wheat.
Steamer kennebec Talbot, Baltimore, to j.
Broders i Co.
Schr Alice Curtis, Patterson, Richmond, SUI
CARS to G. H. Robinson. T..
Schr Dick Williams. Connis, Boston, plaster
to Is. H. Lam bert. s-.-----,r. ~--
Schr Adele Turdell, Bartell, Salem, plaster
to 8 II. Lambert ~
Schr. Isabel Alberto, Tucker, New York, to
NJ. Eldridge 81 Co. #
Schr. Elma NJ Wright, Freeman, Boston,
plaster to B. II. Lambert. ....-
Sehr. Abbie Pitman, Lambert, Boston, plas-
ter to B. 81. Lambert.
Schr. Be- Conway, Skinner, Norfolk, shing
les to SmoOt i Perry. -. ----L ---
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Tad M 4 GRAND BALL
l.O.h. W.. ri Will be given by =
OSCEOLA TRIBE, NO l, l. q. T. NJ.
AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,


l; 5sGI6xh NJ l;Srnr M vi Ps ET S. : = n
AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
Cor. King and Roy SITS, =a...'
-.Ea-. NOV. 25, 1867 .s..<a g.......
The members Of the above order intend to
give another interesting performance at the
opening If The Ball, entitled .st.a Is
THE Capture OFDAN1EL BOONE.
.G..a-Cr as FLOOR MANAGERS. af
r. Latham, Z. II. Clarkson, G. Greenwood,
r. Il. Javins. - .- '-
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEHENTS.
G. G. Wade, A. b. Brown, j. K Phillips,
Ell Carkson, G. Greenwood, s. c.
Milburn, John A. Geib, J. w.
Patterson, VIM. Owens,
Hugh Latham.
Tickets, admitting Gentleman & Lady, 81.
Refreshments served TO the ladies by the
members of the Tribe. i.'
Coaches will leave the hall at ! o'clock
Tickets can be procured Of any Of the Con-
mittec or at the door.
COOKS celebrated COTILLION BAND
has been engaged for the occasion, and no fail
ure. nov It'd
A REDDISH YELLOW HElFER, with
II white spots, which has been tresspassng on
my lot nearly all the fall, was yesterday taken
up by me and secured Her owner by paying
the necessary charges including the cost of this
advertisement, can come and take her away.
ia LIAFERRO HOLM Els
corner Of Alfred and Jefferson Streets near he
Catholic grave yard no At
4 CARGO OF G.. A. SALT, TO ARRIVE
II per ship Ceres ~ direct from Liverpool, to
Alexandria, and for sale by
- 80 HOOE s. WEDDERBURN,
no 4-2w 5a- No. 2, Prince street.
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d q C 7 ION SALES
n u B L I & S A L + l..

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court oe
Prince William county, entered on the 18th 49,.
Of October, 1867. in suit in chancery tbero;?S
pending, in which Elias +. Conner, ADM ' q;
George B. Bradfeld, decd, is plaintiF ma "a
Susan Mayhugh and others are defendants tIn
undersigned, Comm ssioner, will sell before tHc
front door Of the Court House of said county,
on MONDAY, the "a day Of December ~
that being Court day, at public auction, r. 49,,
highest bidder, o TRACT OF LAND, conr, t,v
ing 40 acres, upon the following terms. to VIII
One. fourth Cash, and the remainder on a cr~i;
0: one and two years, with interest from 1bc
day Of sale; the purchaser to give bond md So.
curity for the deferred payments, ard the ,i,la
to be retained as a further security therefor
Said tract Of land is situated on uccoousr
near Sprigg' ford, in Prince William cour,~
about three miles from the village o. Mun:.sS,
and is well tim bered. a NlCOL, Comm'r
Brentsville. oct 3l-eots
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sga FOR RENT.
street, under the Theatre building. Possession
given immediately. Apply to
aug 2-tf GWIN, BECkHAM S CO.
Of. FOR SALE-on Royal st.-TWO NEW
A$i FRAME BUILDINGS, opposite jamie
sons Foundry. The above property will be
sold cheap and on easy terms. The lots are
large, and the buildings are nearly new. For
particulars apply to j. A. STO RICH,
cor. King and Columbus sts. sep 16-tf
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Auditor Public Accounts.

| DEATH OF A DWARF-Demetrius Angus
tine Conrad, dwarf and resident Of EbeDs
burg, Cambria county, Pa, died at his resi-
denee in that place on the Goth u!t. The de-
ceased was well known, not only in Cambria
county, but throughout the western part of the
State. He was thirty three years ofage. The
Alleghenian, in referring to his death, says:
The deceased was born in Allegheny town
ship, Cambria comfy. He Was veritable
dwarf n size Though thirty-three years of
age, he had attained the height Of only forty
inches, while his weight was fifty pounds. His
physical parts were exquisitely proportloned
throughout. But, though mere atom OF hui
manly he was no dwarf in intellect. He was
well educated and we'll read, and could make
speech or write erter. His friends, whose
name is legion, tor his social qualities were
such as to endear him to everybody, will drop
many tear to the memory of "Little <. "
WASHINGTON ITEMs.-The agricultural ex.
hibition and horse fair was formally opened on
Saturday Articles for exhibition are contin-
ually arriving, but the exhibitors hall for
miscellaneous articles will not be fully opened
until November 9Th. .Glr. 4aa
It is understood that the Supreme Court of
the District in full bench, will to day render
decision sustaining Judge Fisher in his dismiss
sal of MIR. Bradley from the bar on the last:
day. of the Surratt, trial {, the circumstances Of
which will be remembered. a3i..@ -
There has been quite an exodus Of officials
to vote at the Tuesday elections. The interest
in the result seems to be greater than over the
October election. a.. .-
FREE SPEECH. We believe in free speech
and the most liberal construction of it. But
we do not believe in unbridled license and We
think that legal process should force modera-
ton on those addicted to infammatory haran-
CUES. We have before expressed our surprise
that Hunncutt is permitted to harangue igno.
rant crowds as he is permitted to do; and if
half that is told of him is true, Gen. Soho
field is culpable for toerating such an abuse of
the freedom Of discussion. Fash Ec.a
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE BY RAILROAD
Tho c,llnu.inc q O rn tho rnnnints of nrnducn Sc

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE, BY RAILROAD
The following are the receipts of produce, Sc.
by railroad, for the past week
O., a. & NJ. r. R.-Corn, 1862 bushels wheat
6SS8; rye 1885, oats, 6293; buckwheat, IS; h es,
9 bundles; corn meal, Y; -four, BIG bbls; dried
fruit, 73 bbis and sacks; bacon, $3.50 lbs; eggs g
bbls; feathers 3 sacks onions, bags; apples
332 bb!s; lard, bbls and frlSins butter, SO half
bbls and frkns; rags, 500 lbs; tobacco, 4 cases;
wool, 2 sacks; laxseed, bushels; honey, tubs
and cans; Dress ed hogs. 60; sumac, So SAC Ks,
O. 500 lbs; spolles $780, corr, in ears, lS3 scks
iron, 20 $50 lbs; bones, 1890 lbs; wax, bbls and
boxes slaves, 20O0 potatoes, 90 bhls and sacks
bark II cords: hogs and calves, %; cattle, cal
load; lumber IL I5J feet; other freight of q gen
eral character, about Is tons; freight sent for
ward to various points, Gao tons. ......s /
A., Z. s. e. R R.-Whcat 1909 bushs corn
3742; oats, Sl0 meal POS; f our, 81 bbls fruit, s.
bb!s; wood, II car loads; stock, 2 cars; with but
ter, eggs, Sc. .. .f..." ...,