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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-28
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MILLS FOX SAIE.-
/ On THURSDAY, the 5th day Of Decemi-:
Court of Prince William county. pronounced
atthe October term, 1867, in the suit CT Homer,
ct al, VS. Chapman, the undersigned, as Com
missioners of Sale, will Offer to the highest Dld;
der, at Manassas Station, at IL M, that splendlo
Mill Building and Water Power; also the Saw
THOROUGHFARE MILLS, lately the prop
erty Of John Chapman, deceased. Said prop
ertysis situated at Thoroughfare Gap, immedi-
ateiy upon the Manas Sas Gap Railroad with
switch, &c, for lading and unlading cars, AZ
miles from the exandrla and IN alrecs
Washington, and Baltimore The building is
FIVE stories high, with basement, and can be
easily converted into factory Tor cotton ana
Woo!len goods, and is surrounded by. q large
wool growing country The stream is never
failing, and the whole is considered one of the
property in the State of Virginia
The attention Of persons desiring either tac-
tory or IN erchant mill is particularly called tolt
TERMS OF SALE. Ten per cent cash, ana
the residue in three equal annual lnstalments,
the credit payments to bear interest, and to be
secured, tothe satisfaction ofthe Commissioners;
title to he retained untilIthe last payment is
made; the property SUBJ ect to be resod under
an order Of Court, in event OF the failure to
& meet the payments ~
!. At the same time and place, and upon ,tne
same. terms, will be offered for SALE TWO
TRACTS, OF LAND, about THREE .HU n
DRIED -ACRES each, onaE adjoining the de !,
scribed Mills, and lying on the south side or
the Manassas Gap Railroad. partly in Fauqul!eT,
and partly in Prince William counties sand
land being alsothe property Of the late john
Chapman, divided into two tracts 10 SUIT Pur-
chasers. Each tract has small DIV Ell E:E;I
LING HOUSE upon it, and other build. .aEsa-
ings, with suHiciency Of water and TIMBER
and is partially enclosed w r.
For further information apply to JOHN ;.
CHAPMAN, No. Is Prince street, Alexandria,
w. JOHN S. CHAPMAN.
PRICE w. PAYNE. j..
EPPA HUNTON.
J. B. BROOKE.
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THE GA ZETTE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JEREMY DIDpLER.--The
MONDAY H 8 OCTOBER IS, Il

.4sol D1sr1Nau1sHEp JEREMY DlDDLER. The
New FORK Times tells the flowing .ssz
sieI''66W happened tosee yesterday a. notice to-
Z the creditors Of . bankrupt Of this fcifyRhleh
asAquite a curiosity In its way He IS the
son Of one. of the wealthiest mensons the Cons
ittinent, aud his name IS perfectly RelEknoWn to
everybody. His fathers great wealth zeal mas
probably enabled him ntinue the praetlc s
hehas followed for years OF borrow1Dg money
II ROM anybody and everybody whom ne could g!
persuade to lend it. The list OF his creditors
numbers II two hundred and live, and the sums
! they have loaned him, range from SIS Whleh7is
the, smallest. up to ST., 9G5, which lsfhe larg-
est and 5which stands against the name Of our;
.phianthrop hio nei ghbor, Horace Greeley
THE QUEEN OF THE ,ENGI1sH TURF -!
The English papers tell of the. celebrated mare,
q sachieyement, which isathe heroine at pre-
sento the sporting men Of that country as
having been to- her, owner tworth her weight in
sgod5j During the paststeni years she has run
twenty races, out of which she has won fifteen;
nettingsin stakes for5her owner $780, 900. AS
suming her weight to be about 448 pounds
would give s$35, 900 for every hundred weight,
and it takes about a hundred tiotncolpeda
gold to,makestthat amount These large re-
ceipts are exclusive Of the sumsthe owner has;
realized from his mare hy5betting. Mr.. Mr. Bon
ner, who has the horse Dexter, that never was
beaten, may perhaps fnd In this celebrated
English animal a competitor worthy OF his
noble steed IN 7. Post II d Esaq
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AUCTION SAL E s

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
sJ.BLE REAL ESTATE.-By yiltGe OF a
decree of the Circuit Court of Fauquier county
pron ounced on the 18th day Of September, 1857,
in the suit of Tackett vs.. Fox's ADMINISTRATOR
the undersigned, as Commissioners OF Sale, IN
der said decree, will offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, on, WEDNESDAY, Y, the 10th day, Of
November, 1867, at the. residence Of the late
John Fox. near Bealton Station, In Fau9uler
county, Va, the GREAT RUN FakM' OF
which said Fox died possessed, lying near !e;
Foxville in said county, and about tWc mics
from the Fauquer@White Sulphur Springs.
. The said farm contains about THREE HpN1
DRIED AND THIRTY ACRES, and IS well tlnlpelcd
and watered {, This}is very productive anu
valuable farm, inviting investment from tIGse
seeking lands It's location nders 1t deslraOie
and persons from distance seeking larms ia
Piedmont vi ginia would 90 we'll 10 eAalhiho
this land before tho day Of sale. -, r
At the same time and place we WI IL oneT q Ior
sale in lots of 30 acres, the HOME PLACE,"
and the IN ARSH TRACT" belonging to the
late J ohm Fox should the levisees under MS
will desire to purchase homesteads Of that size
Place" in lots is efficient for that purpose the
''Marsh Tract will be sold in whole This
tract, containing about ITO acres, Is near Beal
ton Station, and is adesirabe little farm =,
5 TERMS The purchasers OF the ''Great Kun
tract and the Marsh tract if not sold III lots,
purchase money on the day ofsale; and for the
residue bonds, with good personal security, |ill
be REQUIRED payable in equal lnstulmentS, at
six, Twelve and ighteen months from date; the
title to be retained till the last instal mcnt Is
paid and the land to b., subject to resale under
the order of the Court, should the same be nc
cessary to enforce payment. -. ~
The purchasers of lots, if they be devisees IN
der the will Of John Fox, shall give bond with
out security, payable in tweve months after
date; if not deysecs they shall give bond with
security, payable as aforesaid. But in either
case the title to the land is retained as security
for the pur chase money, and the land subJeci;
to resale under the order Of the Court should
the same be necessary. ,,>,,,
'''' b. III. SHACKELFORD,
EDW'D. Nj. SPILMAN,
Euou;ar co nc 9-eots .. Commissioners.
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New New Wagons BY Jacob, Rech, Girard avenue,
and Eighth street, Phia sdsa hihanv 4 h.
= Of themost exquisite workmanship and design
New Trappings and gaparisons, Newseats and 4
Upholstery, New Decorations, Banners and g
Flags, new and-elegant Band Chariot. and
splendidly Decorated Cages. The Pavilion
nightlyfbrilliantfy s22Gi ~ ~ '.5s# q,
81 s ILLUMINATED WITH GAS,
Manufactured. by Thayer s. N oyes' new porta-
Biz Gasworks, and the only travelling estab-
lishment in the world that is SO beautifully and
perfectly lighted. ,..s. ,fg,r. E:..:
THAYER s. MOVES take pleasure in an
nouncing that their long established and favor
tie Circus and Animal Exhibition has been
thoroughly reorganized and com pletely renew
cd in every detal-thus enabling, the manage
ment to present the public with something fresh
and attractive, embracing all the paraphfernalla
and adjuucts necessary to q first class Circus.
The proprietors take especial pride in direct
ing attention to the
80 EQUESTRIAN COMPANY, -
which is composed of all the old tayorite$,
Horsemen, Gymnasts and Acrobats, IN the PRO
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FAuquier county, oct % cots
National Intelligence
BY JOHN II. PARROTT-A uCTiONEER.
" EAI, ESTATE At UCTION. &c.,

BY virtue ola decree of the County Court for
Alexandria county, pronounced at the March
term, 1867, in tie cause Of Cornelius Wendell
VS.. Ann Shochy, ct al. the undcrsgncd as
Commissioner Of Sale, therein named. will offer
Tor sale, st public auction, in front Of the May
or's ONCE, Alexandria, Va on MONDAY, the
3Oth Of September next, at II M, q LOT OF
GROUND, with u thrce-story BRICK DIV FL
LING thereon 81 uated, beginning on the east
side of Royal, SO feet north of Duke ST., front
ing on Royal % feet, and running back, east;
wardly, lis feet, with an alley on the south and
east thereof.
TERMS :-One-t to be paid in cash, and
the residue in three equal instalments, at q, II
and IS months, the bonds of the purchaser with
good security to be taken for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to be retained until the en-
tire purchase money is paid.
au 28-2awts GEO. w. BRENT, Comm'r.
msy-The above sale is postponed to TIL U RS
DAY, October "a, when it will take place at
same hour and place sep 30-ts
mGs-The above sale is postponed until SA-
TURDAY, the I'd day of November, at II
o'clock m, at the same place. oct N-ts
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Two Performances Daily-Afternoon ut z,
Evening at q =. nIs,s3
See pictorial and descriptive bills.
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YHAYER Ss MOVES
-, - 20 q r b A5TsCI RCUs.
~ 81 & WONDERFUL 49,
PERFORMING LIONS AND ELEPHANT.

Everything .NoYeIl liz. Z EExcallaa,f u
An, Entire New Establishment including a
:. new and extensive Marc uee, fneWfiappolnt-
7, 7 ! ,imerts and new properties. aS fs!5l .!f
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admission -. 81 cent:
Children under l() wears of age .25 cents
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WILL EXHIBIT AT ALEXANDRIA
81 tHl!z FOR TWOi!DATS ONLY,
aTU ESDAYs& WEDNESDAY, Oct - " 80.
oct 2l-7t A'T1E. p" ,-%
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has also been placed in This EShIblt6n when
will bs.enLered by MICH AS WHITE, who
viii give sensational performance while in The
midst Of these formidable and ferocious beasts
: The BLEPB ANT, .l4ana Rookh, recently
imported from the Geological Gardens, London,
England. ~. *,
a peculiar and exceedingly thrilling feature
in the show will be the carrYins OFF,
h. hLIVING WILD LION THROUGH I'll
ClGt& III. STREETS -.
uneaged and u'chaneI -: sight seldom seen n
at the same time perfectly safe, tho animal be-
ing under the thorough control OF its Keeper
The Equestrian Company embraces h the elite
of The arenic art. = -.'-'. = -
The Elephant, Learned Pony. and Trick
Horse, "Grcy Eagle" will be introduced by
Mr. %Noyes. :.
The' COMIC MULES will be introduced by
Dr.eThayer, and the THREE CLIO ms will
produce their own credentials llnassisteQ:
The gorgeous BAND:GHARtOT, with the
splendid Band of Musicians, will be followed
by the magnifcently decorated carriages and
vans, and will proveto be an clnincntly imp"
sing spectacle, very rarely seen nthis country
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JxIANTED-10OO cords of good CT ESTNllT
w OAK BARK, for which we will pay Sl2
per cord, delivered at Alexandria on the cars of
the Orange s. AlexaT or Manassas Gap r. r: or
at the Tannery Merchants or others wishing
to contract with US for 100 or 200 cords, can do
so by calling on us at our store, No: 81. KING
street. We have always on hand OAK and
HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER, UPPER
LEATHER, of ali kinds, Harness, Bride and
cash prices. We are paying the highest cash
prices for good BEEF HIDES, dry and green.
an 9-eotf c. G. SMOOT & SON.
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COMMISSION NTs.
WTILLIAM BAYNE S CO.,

WTILLIAM BAYNE S CO.,
Who'll ESALE
GROCERS s COMMISSlON MERCdAH1S
No. 19, COMMERCE STREET,
Il dco- north of Pratt BALIlM0Eh,
Keep constantly on hand Large age, supply OF
GROCERIES, TEAS, &C., &c. VIII be happy
to receive orders for any articles in their line
Baltimore. oct Ply
J. R. SMOOT, j. w FRY,
Formerly of Alexa., Va. Culpeper c. h., Va
TAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED them
Il selves at Culpeper G. g., Va, for the 1,P uS-
pose of conducting general PRODUCE, 70
WARDING and COMMISSION BUSlN EoS,
under the firm name of .s.t
al# ''.s SMOOT g. FRY.
They respectfully solicit orders for the pur-
chase Of Grain, Flour, Bacon, SuInac, Hay, &c,
and consignnents OF Fish, Salt, Leather, Lime
Plaster, Furniture, SC. Orders for the Pur-
chase ofproduce filed, and sales of consign-
ments promptly accounted for.
Culpeper @. H.. sep 2O-3m
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DIRECT FROM TIE FACTORY.
VIRGINIA CAssIMEREs.

OTEEL PENS.-Gillotts celebrated, Nos.
- ITO, 294 and 303; Perry,sy Classical, Nos: s6
fine and extra fine points; Esterbrook's White
Albata; The Falcon, Index, Swan Quill M
tional Amalgam, Fountain, Star and Public
Pens, received and for sale by
oc IL JOHN III. Pa RROPT. +
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1UST RECEIVE D--Another supply Of
d VELVET AND FELT HATS,
cheaper than ever. Also, Wells, Collars and
Handkerchiefs. Call and see them at -,
.s.sl1 MRS. g. Il. SIMPSONS, /
oct 10 = : go l80, King street.
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FINANCIAL.

In New York. yesterday morning. uoasy
was active at per cent. On call modera
amount q currescy was rece we'd fr IN Obi
csgo, bat moderate remittsnces are made 70
Cincinnati and 70 the South. The probability
appears TO be that the now OF currency into
the Treasury, aad to the south. will this week
materially exceed the receipts from other
sources. Yesterday some brokers found it
less easy 10 borrow On stocks, ana
cash" stock was offered quite freely
Discounts are rather less easy At the banks (;
on the street prime names pass At 7aio par
Int. Gold continues weak. The up ward
meveu emit appears to be based ent,r ly upon
the supposition tha. the contraction Will be
suspe AIDED BY Congress, and TIA: further Is
sues OF bank Currency will b authorised, t
1t Is questionable whether Congress will do
either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-19
DRY GOODS, DC.

RRODHEAD co,
- No. 279 Y. corner 18th street,
Are now receiving an additional stock Of well Sc
iected
DRY GOODS,
which they are Offering At prices that astound even
those who are fully aware of the late great
ton in all kinds of Fancy and Staple Dry sods.
Call and see their Calicoes at cents per yard
Mousselines at Is cents; Mernoes and Empress
Cloths at rs cents; Real Genuine Irish Poplins at
So & and IS, and other Goods at equally low rates
uel9d3t
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fBv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & %. quote stocks and bonds

In home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-First Board-U. s. IS,
ie64,ex-coupon, I06 III 1895, ,1OS X 1885,
coupon, new, 107 q; 1867, coupon. IO7x; iO.4O's,
coupon, 102Y; zoos, second, l05X; 1905, third.
lo64; Canton, 43S; Cumberland, IS go uicksil-
York Central, ll3K; Pacific Mail, 1861; At.
lantic Mail. 117x, Eric. ~ \; do. preferred, 20;
Hudson. 125k; Reading, IS Michigan Central,
1928; Cleveland and Pittsbure, sax; North.
western, 81; do. preferred, 63x; Rock Island.
95H; Fort Wayne. ok: Ohio and MISS. Ger
tificates, 25k; W. U. Telegraph, 30k Boston
Water Power 17k; Cleveland Gnd Toledo,
1G2x; Gold, 139x.
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"UrpER THE GAsLIGHr" III CouRT-Judye
Giles, Of the United States court IN Baltim
Yesterday refused the Injunction asked for by
Barton Mcknight restraining John r ord,
from producing the drama Of "U nder the Gas.
light" a. the Holiday street Theatre Mr.
Ford produced letters and kilograms from the
au her naming the terms, and his own reply
accepting. Judge Giles, after hearing the
counsel for the applicants, dismissed the case,
refus ne the Injunction, and the play Of "Under
the Gaslight" was produced 1T the Holiday
Street Theatre last night, according to previous
notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-19

"rhe statistics Of the corset trs de in Ros
ton seem to show that one woman out of very
'hre over the age of sixteen uses these straight
aC kets.
- Cansda would like to admit Ne xfounc-
LAM, ish COlu N bia and Vancouver Island
o ala the blessings OF confedeT alton.
81 Editors who are condemned for ;ourn,l
Istic indscretious in Hungary are not con-
fined with other criminals, but are furnished
with appropriate occupation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-19

WILTON J. sAFFOLD,
formerly Of Moxtsomeyy, Alabana,)
ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR-AT-LA
WASHINGTON, D. @.
Once No. 4Ss b Street, Opposite the City Han,
Will practice In the Supreme Court Of tho United
States, Court Of Claims, and the Courts Of the Dis
trict Of COLUMBIA.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt AttenCon. SO l8-tf
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Mics kpILoaa's LoSDoH TRIuMPa All
the leading LONDON papers give sataasiastic
cI'tiques upon The Miss Ksilogr's personaron
of Margaret on the occasion OF her Inst ap.
pesrsnce in that city. The Great rhuudsrer,
the TTr.es takes the lead IN the warmth OF its
praises and concludes long notice By saying
'sihere was evidently not disseaument opin.
ion as 60 the merits of the new singer who was
called before the lamps after every act aud
overwhelmed with applause" Her voice
face, figure, etyie, drrmatie capabilities are all
dwelt upon admIringiy BY the enth used critics
OF the Ti~es, He,os, Stasdard and Star.
MR. SrkvESs.-Mr stevens health to-day
Is not so well as on yesterday, and this morn.
ing ne did not receive visitors Yesterday he re-
ceiyed quite number Of friends and trans
acted SEINE business, by which he over exert
ed himself so much as to require him to re-
main perfectly quiet to-day.
NAVAL Nfws.-Rsar Admiral Bell, COM
handing the Asiatic squadron, reports to the
Navy Department from Hong Kong, under
date OF Sept a,d, that the United States steamer
Wachuset. sailed from that port on tbs 18th,
and the Wyoming on the 10Th, both bound for
the United States
The Department has also received des-
patch from Acting Vol. Lieut. p. Giraud, COM
q
Java Strait OF Sunda. Sept. 10Th, Announcing
his arrival there en- route to Japan. Expe.
rienced severe weather OF the Cape Of Good
Hope, but sustained no damags.
The WRITE hoUeI.--rhe regular meeting
OF the Cabinet was neld to-day; all the mem.
oers present except Secretary Welles, and the
session continued until two O'Clock.
PERsoNAL--Hon- L. H Chandler, OF Nor.
folk, Va, Omitted States District Attorney for
Eastern Virginia,) Is at the Ebbitt House
General Samuel r. Carey, Of Cincinnati,
IL at the Seaton House. III. Rives Pollard,
ESQ., Of the Southern Opinion, Richmond, Va,
Is At the Metropolitan Hotel. Col. William
Florence, of New Orleans, is at Willard's Ho-
tel. senator POmeroy has moved into his
handsome new house on Lafayette Square.
baron Gerolt, the Prussian Minister, and
Blacque Bey, the Turkish Minister, are on a
cunning expedition IN Marylanl.
Z lNTkNAL REvRNUB-The receipts from this
source to-day were s299 37O.35.
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JUDICIARY CoNNITTEE-Jobu = CovIs
Esq, OF the Nafi0Rci InteiEyeneer, was before
the Judiciary Committee yesterday, and ,esti.
hed relative 10 the authority under which
Government advertising appeared in tina,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-19

TEE ~. T-'s" are preparing for something
atIssnve and unique in the shape OF aa As
-enoiy calico dress) TO be given ct Kries'
early IN December
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Nv FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
w. AND

JOSEPH H SHAFFIELD No aI6 Pan.sv,
Nahla avenue, between 18th ana 18th streets, re
spectully announces To his customers nd the nuh-
nc that hs Is now prepared to furnish Oysters in "a
superior styls. Also, Coffee. Tea. and ChocoIate
Parties, Weddings. and Familie. fnTnisbsd wifi,
choice Cakes. Ice Creams, Pastry. and all articles
10 me confectionery business. made Of the best
hateIIsl ana at the shortest notice. &C 7-3m
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The COMING SKssIoS.-From IN. numbsr
OF members already here, II is certain thar
quorum OF both Houses will De in atteIdanc
a. the opening of the session on Thursdav
There Is disposition manifested by Ieadin 2
conservative Republicans TO doaway with the
mae days session oy adiourning over from
Thursday TO MONDAY, rom Monday to Wed
resday, and from Wednesday until after
Thanksgiving. The ground taken is that no
PRACTICAL legislaiion can be effected IN this
short session, and mat nothing can be gained
oI sitting Those fsvoring Impeachment Will,
Al 70 understood, oppose adjouruing over.
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PREsESTATToN or a MISIsTKR-The new
Peruvian Minister, who arrived here g. few
days ago, was presented to the President tn,s
forenoon by the Secretary OF State The Pres
ideIt received ana welcomed the new Minis.
Ter, who responded in appropriate terms.
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STONES AT COST. STOVES AT COST.

Stoves AT COST. STOVES Ar COST.
LARGEST STOCK
BEST SELECTED STOCK IN THE CITY
SIZZLING AT COST
por the purpose Of making change in my -
stock Of Cooking, Heating, and Parlor Stoves -
CALL AND SEE. CALL AND SEE the tiDa,t
selection Of STOVES to be found. All positively
TO be sold without reserve, and actu ally at cost
price w. ID. WYEILL,
400 nsyIvania avenue,
nolS-2v near AZ street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-19

DICKENS READING IN BosToS.-The sale of
The tickets to the Dickens course of readings
winch took place at TIcknor& Fields in Boston
Yesterday. caused no little sensaIIor Atsun.
rise he crowd began TO gather. and the aid of
a suorg police force was required 10 en- force
faIr pE y among the eager applicant Nearly
u the tickets Tor the course, about 6, nO0, were
SID. aud hundreds were disappointed in secur-
Ing Sry. A few tickets got into the hands of
SPECTATORS. who offered them at $50 each
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~ town, worthy the attention OF en- active bu,i-
stTsef e tske the agency fer the sale OF brad
piled to the sides. bottom, TOP and centre OF doors
ossr ~Iinsdoxs The sale is beyond .nything ever
gay Sy can be made. Send for agents circular tn
nIst WHO apply secure bargain. Terms for Noun
Ssss wis :. B BhADsrsbs o:sos : e.;
BsS&afffs ,. sEolsS4g, 1k ~ 52u:
Desutifnl Ornamental Hair Work O eiass
o. AHsri. All ktnds Of Hair DPAAing dSno 81 0rS
INAk1 NO mOR1 UNPLEASANT AND On
eero1s diseeses. UsR HYLMBLDb 1xrRAcf Be- en-
Aho khx8ovnD BOSE W ASH. % 4-DkWiS
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TIE TRIAL OF JKEF. DAvIs.-Chief Justice
Chase has made arrangements 70 go TO Rich
moDc on Saturday, with Judge Underwood
who Is now here, so as to b. present at the
opening Of The nited States District Court ia
That city on Mcndsy next. The counsel of
Jefferson Davis have given notice that they
VIII be present win their client st the OPEN
ing OF the court, and be ready to proceed with
he trial.