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News by Telegraph and Mail.


Gold closed, yesterday, In New York, nt
1871.
IL Is stated that President johnson has
sent letter to Breckenridge inviting him
to return.
Another suit against Butler Is In pro-
gress in New York. He Is charged with
having wrongNlly appropriated $500 be-
longing TO Il resident of New Orleans.
News from British Honduras to May ID,
say about 10000 acres of land have been
bought by American Southerners at fifty
cents per acre, for the purpose of COLOMBIA
tlon. Nearly one hundred families are ex-
pected by the next steamer from the
States.
John Barker was arrested In New Or
leans ON charges of embezzlement and
fraud. On being taken before magistrate
he was released on $4,000 bail.
The steamer Virginia, from Liverpool,
arrived at New York on the .3oth, with a
cargo of wheat. ..I.s ..,.
A tenement house at Norfolk fell Thurs
day, buryinR a number of persons in the
ruins.
Geo H. HayeE of Michigan, and Mrs. E
Stubbs. were drowned In lake Mlnnetonka,
Mimi, last Monday, by the capslzing OF a
boat, One lady, Miss Graves, swan ashore,
dragging the boat with her. sga y,
Tits reported that besides buying the
Dunderburg, France has purchased Of our
Government the onondaga for one million
dollars. ....a..... ......... .,
Governor Sharkey, 1t is said, is intent on
his plan to have General Ord arrested for
treason to Mississippi, aud thus bring the
reconstruction laws again before the Su-
preme Court. H a...s.t.
The extensive brewing establishment be-
longing TO Mills q Couthard, ut Centralla
Illinois, was destroyed by fire at one O'Clock
Thusday morning. 1t was undoubtedly the
work Of an ineendary, as there had been @
fire In the building the day previous. The
loss is about $4,000,
The Congregationalists OF New York
Brooklyn, and Philadelphia, have resolved
on the establishment Of a new religious
paper for their organ. .T
The steamer Gen. Siegel was snagged
| ana SUNK, yesterday ABOUT iOrty miles
above Nashville. She was heavily loaded
with tobacco and corn.
The engine Of freight train on the Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad, exploded
its boiler last evening, at Fairfax Station,
Virginia, killing the engineer and fireman
The horse presented by General Grant
In 1865, to the Chicago Sanitary Fair, and
which became the property Of Hon. John
Wentworth, died on Wednesday of old age
The new steamer st. Marys exploded her
boilers at New Orleans, woundlng five per-
sons. Capt. Williams and Oscar Whlttent
her pilots, were saved. The st. Marys was
recently built ut Wheeling,
Considerable anxiety Is beginning to be
i1elt In Europe about the fate Of MACMILLAN
! 1t has been broached ia the English House
Of Commons, and the probability is, that II
the so-called Liberal commander has fol-
lowed out his bloody code by shooting the
Archduke and his principal officers, he win
invite crusade Of civilization to the ex-
termination of himself and his hybrid ma
tion. -HrHH H ......r. r.
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The ProEIts Of iris Concert wIlI b0
GiVen 90 the southern OEs
Phsnss AsseotRttsn.

VNHE Officers Of the Southern Orphans AssoclR.
Il ton, for the maintenance and education Of the
aud sailors earnestly solicit the sympathy and
cooperation In our Grand Presentation Conoort,
OF all who desire 70 see "Homs and SCHOOL, onn.
abieI 10 receive and care for all needy ones who
seek It's shelter and protection ..t
Rome sSd schooi Tor The oTobASs of he south
both male and female; on an extensive scaie. IN
the city oI Richmond, Va As an inducement TO
Councit Of that city I'VE guaranteed ton acres Of
land In an elevated and healthiul location, and
will increase the quantity Of land " needed.
It may seem unnecessary TO add SIN Gle word 10
the above, but the calls upon the Institution have
been so numerous and pressing, and tho struggle
tho Circle Of is charities is Of such
an arduous nature, that the management
humane aud sympathetic everywhere, an active
participation In this additional attempt 70 nllevi.
children, rendered thus by the terrible war
through which we have Just passed, And assur.
eddy, whatever may have been the relative roLif-
ALL must agree that the chidren referred TO could
not, by any possibility, have hat any agency In
brnging about their present deplorq6lo aud des.
titute condition and are suitable objects for the
charity Of all nersons Of whatever shade OF polit-
icAl opinion. The'iIlome and School" which they
now, more particularly, seek TO establish and ca.
dow will bo OF lncAlculable benefit by providing
not only food and raiment for these helpless ones
but likewise solid and thorough education, thus
Qualifying them for future usefulness to society
ut large In order that this appeal may be eject.
ual In enlisting the aetlVe Interest and co-operR-
ton OF all classes Of persOns every where We have
concluded Co issue for the
GRAND PRESENT ApfON MUSICAL CONCERT
800 900 tickets ut the nominal price OF 81 eaoh-a
there being gift to every ticket The glfis are
Aa follows;
An elegant Farm q al acres, Improved with
extensive dwellings and outbuildings-
making the property valuable .... ESQ 0OO
A gift OF $40 900 in gold, valued at ..... 1880
A Farm ofio acres, highly Improved, near
~ al nl
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Mayors Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE, DAYTON, o., May II, 1907.
IN compliance with u Resolution passed by the
Il city Council on the 10th inst, and SECTION Of
an Act passed by the City Council, April ~ 1912,
biR In the city Of Dayton,"I hereby issue my
proclamation TO the inhabitants OF the city of
person owning, having control Of or hArboring x
any dog, or animal OF the dog kind 70 permit such
animal to run ut large for the term Of sixty days
from the publication of this proclamation without
being propsriy muLzled so az to prevent tho anil
NAL from biting or being bitten by other animals.
Every person owning, having control of, or har-
boring any animal Of the dog kind, who shall neg
ect or refuse TO comply With this requsltlon shall
upon conviction thereof forfeit and pay sum not
exceeding Twenty dollars, nor lets than Five dol
lara, with costs. JONATHAN KENNEY,
May II, 1e6T-d2w Mayor
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Levee Improvement.

0NHE select Committee OF the city Council having
i charge Of the levee improvement hereby invite
bids for the earthWork OF the proposed improve
m0nt, In accordance with the prOhle of I'LL and
embAnkment on hle In the once Of the City Clerk.
Bids must be made separately for each section
OF the work, ~ price per cubic yard of the same
aud must be died In the City Clerks once on or
before Friday the Tth day OF June. The Guy
Counc reserVng she right 20 oTeject any all bids
The location Of mAtaTiAl for each section of the
work, 10 Indicated on the prohle, but bidders are
expected 80 examine the ground itself for better
- - - D. W iDDIE0s. CHARM Con
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puRIIO NOTIOE.

nURsUA ANT to law, notice IL hereby given that
Il THOMAS J, s. SMITH, j, a, WALTERs, Z, J..
VALLISpiGaAM, GKoRoEW W. Hopk, q. d, lIAR.
Nan. ADAM sRYDER, 5. \, Woopsuh, ID, A. HouK,
Tnon Al O Lowe JoHs l.. BELvtLLE ALHRRTus
0RIanR, JOHN BRoADRUP, DENAIs pwYKR, SAN.
UKL Maya and JOHH MoELwRR, have associated
arst specified In section or the iAct 20 regulate
Insurance companies" passed April 10, 1857, aud
with the corporate rights and powers conferred
~ said act and the act OF May l. 1851 the prnci-
pal once OF said company to be located atDsyton,
AOntgOmoPy County, Ohio. f .r#.F b..
Dayton, May 1, ieb1-dAtW
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Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GovERNoRi
ALLEN g. THURMAN.

FOR 0OvERNoR;
ALLEN g. THURMAN.
FOR LKUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL s, UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
Or. @. FULTON, Of Crawford.
; ron AUDITOR:
JOHN McELwE1E, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL;
FRANK II. HURD, OF Knox.
FOR JUDGE or SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
VIM. SHERIDAN, OF williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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LONDON. May 30--Evening.-The uncer-
tainty of the fate of Macmillan creates an
Intense and painful feeling throughout
Europe. In the Commons Tonight Lord
Stanley, In reply to a request for informa-
ton as the safety of the Mexican Emperor,
replied that the Government had received
no official information on the subject.
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Trotting Match--Patchen Winner

New YORK, May 3o.-The great trotting
match between the celebrated stations,
George NJ. Patchen," Jr- of California,
and Commodore Vanderbilt for $4,000,
mile heats, best three In five, In harness,
came off Mt the Union Course to-day.
"Patchenp won the second, third and fourth
heats, the first being q dead heat. Time (;
2:2s, 2:3lH, 2:23 and 2:26N.
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dlGw Advertisements.
STATEOF oHIO, CITY OF DAYTOH,
once OF the Board Of Metropolitan Police
Aav 0oth fpaT
TO ISAAC mALE, MArshal Of the city Of Dayton

To IsAA0 HALF. AarshAl Of the city Of Dayton
sIR; You are hereby nOtlaed that Patrick
o'COnnsll, having been duly appointed by the
Superintendent OF the Police foFos Of said city.
was sworn Into once the 18th day Of May, A. b.
1884, and on the sAne 2sth day 0f May, A, ID. 1857
the Police force Of said city was organized 10
formity 70 the provisions Of an act Of the
General Assembly Of the state OF ohio, en-
titled An Act AuthOriIing the appointment
OF Metropolitan Police Commissioner, In cities
OF tbs hrst-class, with population of less than
one hundred thousand InhabltAnts at the last
FEDERAL Census, passed Apriibt 1887, and the
act supplement ntary thereto passed March n, 1851.
p OConnell, Captain aud AotnG 81 pc RI nten tent,
and the Police tOFce aforesaid, viii enter upon
their duties on the LIST day OF JIae, 1857
...t... EDWARD w. DAVIES,
- President Board of metropolitan An Police,
May 81, la0l-dat
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SHERIFF's SALE OF A HOUSE AND
TWO L0TS-IN PARTITION.


John E Ludwick q al 80 John Y Aohr q o.
Superior Court Case No. SoTa
TN pursuance Of an order Of sale issued by tha
Il superior Court OF Montgomery county. Ohio
and TO me directed, VIII oasr for sale At public
auction, on
Saturday, JSass, A.D 1851, al hso O'clock Pr,
At the door OF the Cour, House 10 the city Of Day.
ton, Ohio, the following described real estate 10.
wit Lots numbered ave hundr, and eighty (bsO)
and ave hundred aud eighty -Ons (bsil OF the re.
Weed Numbers Of the oity OF bay ton, Ohio. -.
These two lots Tie together, and have on one Of
thsm good tWO-stOry name h0use--three rooms
and Kitchen down stairs, and TIVE good rooms up
stairs well arranged for q snail family-Sith
ether buildings. The two lOta have mont OF near
sixty feet on Roe street, runninR back about one
hundred and twenty feet. and within fe9 door
Of Third street. and only about four squares West
Of the Court House. ' ~ =
Said property has been appraised at two thou.
sand dollars $4,000, free az dower and cannot be
sold for less than two rdS Of the Vaus
Terms % ssls-one-thlrd cash oht.third In one
and one third in two years from the day Of sale
the back payments 70 bear elk per cent interest
and bs see95sf bI m9SI,geEe On ths premises
] n. BA0oorr, Attorney FOR Piaihtia
Nay y tegT-dU
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A Fatal Epedcnic.

NEW YoRK, May 3O.--Advlces from the
MRuritius state that upwards of 8,00O per-
sons died In March from an epidemic fever,
and over 1000 more in the arst half OF
April, Total number of deaths to the 18th
Of April, 1904. Vigorous sanitary meas
ures are being inaugurated.
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Business gntifes.
DYSPEPSIA !
DooToR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. SrRIoKLAND'e

-----@ TONIC ls cOncen-
rated preparation Of Roots and Herbs, with
hntiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. lt Is
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiYss'
ty OF the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
II is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept.s
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
Hhere at 81 per bottle.
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

Res5iUsd That the seversi States com posing the
United states, are not united on the principle OF
unlimited submission to their General Govern
ment, but that by compact, under the utyie and
title Of aOOnstitution VI the United states and Of
amendments thereto, they constituted General
that Government certain definite powers, reserv-
INK, each State 10 ITSELF the reslduAry mass Of
right 70 their self-gOvernnent; and that when
ever the General Government assumes undelegA-
ted power, Us acts are unauthOrtatiYe, void, and
Of no forcei That to this compact each State ac-
States forming, as TO Itself the other party that
the Government created by this compact was not
m hde the exclusive final Judge OF the extent OF
the powers delegated to itself, since that would
have made ITS discretion, and not the Constitution
the measure Of its powers; hut that, as In all
other cases OF COMPACT ANONo PovRRH HAVING
NO COMMON JuD0R, RAcH PARTY HAS AN sou Al
RiOET TO JuDdR FOR ITSELF, As WILL OF tNFRAC.
TIoHs A. OF THE MODR AEDNRAaURK OF HEDRRss =
IAa VII AeilfaokR RaaOlnfiOn OF II0e. IL 4.
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a. II. CAMPBELL,
House and Sign Painter, Glazier
and Paper Hanger,

No S7a THIRD ST. t1p stAirs.I DAYTON OHIO
win give special attention TO grainng, and nitA.
tlons In woods aud marbles mylO, eT-dam
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been appointed and quail
Il ned by the Probate COurt Of Montgomery ooun-
~, Ohio Executor upon the estate OF tJames Brooks
late Of said County, deceased, Those knowing
settle with said Executor, and those having
claims against said estate win present them for
allowance. JEFFERSON A. WALTERS,
May 10, 1851. dat wst-'3s Executor
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ID. v. POTTLE.
Horse ShoeinR Shop,

COR. ST. CLAIR AND rHIR ID ST.. DAHroN, o
Having established my shop a. the above loca-
tion, will give pArti0nlAr attention 70 shooting
horses that Interfere OF are troubled with quarter
cracks and 'front.' cracks, aud 'knockhE" Quar-.
rantee satisfaction on all work. ChArges reason
Able. apra6 81 dam
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Clnthiug.
GARD.

OERM1T me, through the columns Of the Day.
ton Empire, to thank our kind patrons In I6o
city and Its vicinity, having found that our one
price system has given entire satisfaction TO every
body. We therefore have the assurance OF CON
uhulnB ON TO serve our customers In the same
manner Allow US once more 10 thank you ali
In the future. .
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
1.'P STRAUSS 4 BRO.
S2l Third street
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Probate Court.

THE following Executors, Administrators, aud
Guardians accounts win be for settlement on
the Tth OF June, 1887. ..f
Executors, Of Jacob shower, Abraham Splitter,
John Mause, SAloma shank, Simon Mentel Ir ,
Jonathan Myers and sinnessy Johhson's es.
tAtes
AdministrRtors, Of JGoobWe ight, j Ohm Alley,
John stoneberger, Casper BiilmRn, Henry Wit.
tert, Eugene Dutolt, William $, Eagle, George
KrauertS, Anthony Null Daniel NJ NUtE jacob
Cook and AugustenA krApeTt's estates.
Guardians, Of Lewis Bschtoli, George Bsch.
toll Frank McKenney, John AcKenney Hannah
). Bosssrman, Charles Henry Crosley, zachariah
T. CrOsley, Winfield Scott Crosley Henry Long
necker, LouisaM. winebrenner, George A, BOye er,
Joseph Boyer, John 4. Boyer Marley MeGreW,
Samuel Houser, benjamin y, Ewry. Henry ~
Ewry, Albert Il. Ewry, oliver p. EwTy, Isaac W
Ewry, Mary 4. kwTy, Alice splitter. Daniel NJ
CoblentA, ZAohArlAh CoblentE, Ban uel CoblontE, /,
Maria louisa Roberts, Elizabeth Rooerts, Lucy l..
CLARK, Mary l.. CLARK, George Anderson, james
Anderson, Jacob sehmutE Isaiah Miller, Enie NJ
GsbhArt, Clara X. Gebhart, Fannie W. GobhATt,
EliEAbeth Meille, Samuel Grove, sarah y, Grove,
AlmArlan Grove, Louisa Grove and Benjamln
Grove.
DENNIS DWYER
May 10, ls67-dawtt- Probate Judge
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BOMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, ONO, has for sale,
rwanty Houses aud Lots raHging from $500 to
Is 900.
Also six Farms- three in Darlfo, two In Mont.
Romery. aud one In Van Vert County.
: The undersigne Gen alwaya be found 1t the
Ohio Insurance D nee, whom not out on business
or at the Post ONCE c0rnor.
Buys and sells property. Terms liberal
Anr l2-LI
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OARDs AND BILL HEADS
sNtyIprlntSd Attbs EhPlkk
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ZOE DAaoAINs. 0O no

FOR BARGAINS. co TO .I.t,
Darst's Store, No. "a Main Street,
At the old stand or Darst \ Kneisly. Darst is
selling puths entire stock OF Dress Goods without
regard TO cost BleEchod and brown Muslins at
very Il " prices, A. Is. DARST.
Feb. IS 10B7-daw8m .
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Has cured thousands Of the worst cases OF
blind and bleeding Piles. It gives imme
dlate relief, and effects a permanent cure
Try Il directly. 1t ls warranted 70 cure.
For sale by all Druggists at SO cts. per
hottie, .. .1.
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Is warranted " TO be the only preparation
known TO cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenesf
Asthma, Whooping Cough, ,ohronicCough.
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group.
healing, softenlng, and expectorating, an
particularly suitable for all affections ofth
fhroat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
epervwhere, ans
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altw Adrsrtissmtnis.
GRAND CHARITABLE
PRESENTATION CONCERT
Southern Orphans AssOoiat tiOn,

Iaoerporafsdb " Ms LegislattreQI Tlrgl1la, June
dFY 5UtA, 1887,
To be Given in Baltimore, June
... 18th, 1867.
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wednesday q Thursday, June 5 and Q
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Amasfmfnts.

TUKNEIss' OPERA HOUSE,
TWO NJ1@1a tes Only.
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CONSOLIDATION OF TWO DISTINCT AND
SEPARATE rROUPES
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Aaetioueers.

CHRIsTOPHER & sPIELMAN,
:313 THIRD STREET, ,. 4
DAYTON, o.
ARE PREPARED TO SERVE AS
AUCTIoNEERs in country and city, or will sell
' J. *. CHRISTOPHER and
Il.. DAVID CLARK, Ii fr| a|
seb i.,vtf ~ Auctioneers.
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NEWS OF THE U.i J.
$50 show The veay age and JoIy yhe Times.

." r1~ ~ p" NyS H"u "O'J y Nv '"F"'
Omaha dispatches say that a party Of rallroad
thieves, whose operations extended over the
| Pacific railroad for the past six months, have
been broken up, and most, if not all, ofthem
arrested. A large amount of property was found
| secreted in Omaha. 1t was also ascertained
that a large amount of goods was shipped
East and West during the summer. All the
parties implicated were connected with the road.
Information has been received at the Treas.
| ury Department from an oficial source that the
threshing shows the crops ofwheat in the Uni.
ted Kingdom of Great Britain to be short in
quality as we'll as quantity. Competent judges
| estimate that it will be twenty per ct. below an
average crop.
Chief Justice Chase arrived at Columbus,
| Ohio, on Saturday, and was warm " received
by his friends. He made brief speech. in
which he said that his vote would be given on
Tuesday for the candidates Of the Republican
party,
4 despatch from St. Louis gives a rumor
that Gen. Butter6eld and Superintendent
Murphy are prisoners or hostages in the hands
of the Indians assembled at Medicine Lodge,
awaiting the arrival Of the Indian Commission
ers.
The statement of the public debt for the
month of September was issued from tie Treas
ury Department on Saturday. The amount Of
debt less cash in the Treasury on the lst Of o.
tobcr was 50, 495, 277, 466, IS.
General Sherman, called to Washington by
the President, arrived at Washington yesterday,
and had interviews with Mr.. johnson and
General Grant
Charles Porter, one Of the oldest actors in
America, died in philadelphia yesterday, aged
70. He had been over fifty years on the stage.
FOREIGN NEws.-The cable dispat ches from
Italy are important aud show the war excite
ment occasioned by the Garibaldians to be in
creasing rather than diminishing. The first
clash of arms had taken place near Bagnares,
in the Papal Province of Viterbo. The insur-
gents held a strong position, from which the
Roman troops attempted to dislodge them
A short, sharp fight resulted in the attacking
party being repuised. The victory had greatly
inspirited the party of action. A meeting of
the friends Of Garibaldi had beenheld in Turin,
at which revolutionary speeches We're made by
distinguished personages. Garlbaldl was still
in captivity at Caprera, but had issued a stir
ing address, in which he strongly urges an
immediate movement on Rome. London was
agitated by reports on Friday night of a Fenian
attack on one of the armories, and troops were
posted and preparations taken to prevent an
outbreak. The London Standard asserts that
France is arming, and that apprehensions of a
winter campaign are excited.
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EXECUTORS Of Peter Skinner decd.
Io,dOur co. sep N-laWt;

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By AUTHORITY
y of q decree OF the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, ut the June term, 1867, in the SU!t OF
Hendricks, Executor. vs. Amos Barden, and
others, shall, as Commissioner, named in
said decree. sell, to the highest bidder, at pub,
lie sale, before the front door Of f irfaX COURT
House, on MONDAY, the Dist day Of Octobar;
1867, THAT being Court day. a TRACI or
LAND, containing l28 acres and 1876 polc5.I-
This land lies on the road leading from the
Court House to Hunters Mill, about ; miles
from the former, has an ABUNDANCE OF WOOD
and water, with Il comfortable dwelling ana
other Improvements.
TERMS OF SALE,a s directed by the Court:
One-lourth Of the purchase money IN hnnd - n
deposit. liable to be forfeited should the puF-
chascr fail to complete his purchase on confirm
alton by the Court the residue IN three eqQh!
inStulmcnts, nj six, twelve and eighteen months;
with interest from the day Of sale, to be secured
by the bonds Of The purchaser, and 4 retention
Of the title until the last payment l. made
Costs Of c0nvcyancc to be paid by the purcn%SeF.
THOS. MOORE, Comm'r. Of Sale.
lr,;rr,y, .1 81, ~ - Ia yUiG
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REMARKs.-Thc market this morning opened
with considerable activity. Flour is very firm,
atan advance Of about 25c on AL grades. Wheat
is locking up, and We note a sale Of one lot CT
prime red, from the Valley, at l55. No white
offered on Change, and in the absence of trans
actions we have not altered the figures in our
table. Sales of 100 bushels Of red at 24O: 242.
245 and $50 for fair to good. Sales Of 100 bush
els Rye at 1870, and 2N bushels Oats at 62 and
c.. Corn has further advanced, and there were
sales cf 400 bushels mixed at l2Sul31. 4 small
lot Of white WAS offered, but no sales reported.
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PORT OF Observation-Disclosures 7.


ARRIVED.
Steamer kcnnebec, Talbot. Baltimore, to }.
Broders 81 Co.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to B.
Wheat.
Steamer Wawasct, Fowks. C%urioman, to Hooe
s. Wedderburn.
Brig Kate Foster, Foster, New York, sack sals
to Hooe& Wedderburn.
Schr. Nellie G. Paine, Down, Boston, plaster
to w. A. Smoot & Co.
Schr. Problem, Ha=tings, Norfolk, lumber to
Smoot & Perry.