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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-09-11


Ia I ReSShiIesr. + ~ e1s a. ~ .ss,sn1g %
jsnic u, 1bss nj - A. = \. s9se.ng
341pisnse5 81 &c. u s'1eSef.
Does not etcry m6n k11W that the Renub,,csr
Of re Last month Is he Conservative of today
12l Icy know tnas'tn ~ Rpoi,c!n party is o
man - ~ N.Y. 9 5aS - no
any principle which viii not Be- Repn6IIcsn ID
4 any State ofthe United States Of Americas ZAP
4 piause Then why Is II brought before this
csrsn mem = an th ~ aness u = oScspss
| among the YANKEES. Il "a 4 cronndIess fear AMI
the people Of North Carolina viii throw into
your face that you are in favor Of conscation and
are a.raid 10 admit T.
b,ed III a "u = sr CONVENTION essen
cy, and question with which NE have noffinr 10
do because IT Is question for the general gov
enmens i, .,saa,., Z;
onyerasnr =, .he ne. ps.'p.e Mao come 70 TINS
to lay down a platform Tor the Success Of the The
Republican party. applause I come here to
defend no league no party-to advocate no man,
ana nothing out what Lean sse 60 De the best In
na,ty ~ ana = ss
ten t. back to the Union. iApnlsuse'l hone
this resolution may be voted down, and say 1t
ont Of the depths Of my heart cart have made no
XII te t,' ~ ma s 10y snsnk
pure question of expediencs. because some ren-
flemen are afraid to take the bull By the horns,
and look him right square in the eyes. Applause
ana issugnter; Inc people, o. North, Carolina
tbsf WE'RE tpntSs ana sorassr
great and broad - TIE rock mon which the ~.
iaration Of independence vas founded. iIp-
planse. ~ Z =. -. 81 ~.
= we came here to worn ic !. the best interests Of
one cs,ry r an sns Hsgns 2.
ant success. It was prirciples. not men. tbat
made the Republican party, and men BY advoca-
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President - &c., il,-s ~ 'iitf.t - ~
Mr.. Henderson, Of Davidson County, now
arose and said ~ II - Z. '-ss
Wemet here, MI. President, on the eth of
| March, 1857, and we laid down q platform
| in that convention which think fully AIDE.
quate, and covers sufficient ground to carry
| the State Of North Carolina back into the
American Union. 1 think, sir, it is inexpe-
dent for this convention to adopt these va
rious resolutions; think they should be
short and simple; there are a great many
persons here who wish to 60 home as soon
as possible, and every thing should be done
that will tend to that object. Now, in be-
half ofthe colored persons in this convention;
they are all right; all they want Is fairly to
understand the question, and fairly under
stand that it is purely Republican, that it
contains no secessionism, and it will be ell
right. g l''''is il's-asss ss.giis el{S
We are powerless in North. Carolina. We
are subject and amenabIe to the laws Of
Congress, and to the laws of this nation. y
Congress has laid out work for Us to dt !;
the Congress of the United States has laid
out building for us to put up; they have
given US the timber and the planks, and the
scantli0g, and all the other materials to put
up that building with, sir, and the name Of
that building is lone grand Republican
party in North Carolina. !" ~ 5, s
We want to keep pace with the Congress,
but not in advance of Congress has said
who shall be disfranchised and who shall
not, who shall use the ballot box and who
shall not, and who shall be entitled to reg
lister their names, and cast their sufftaees.
| (Applause.1 And Mr. President. I think
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-09-11

eplenQ2H achievements OF, General SHERIDAN
of the armies Of the United States, and
beholding with admiration his just and I'M
fiinching administration If affairs in the 9Th
military district, thus publicly express their
gratitude towards this gallant soldier; and
theis hearty disapprovalof his recent reno
vail .
The resolutions was put toths meeting and
carried. esa
Mr.. Harris Of RntheriOrd, moved the fol-
lowing resolution gsI
THAT we do respectfully request the
/ Commandant Of this District to suspend col
lection Of ops-half the State tax imposed by
the late Ssbel State Legislature, and to post,
pone the collection Of the other half until
the let January next. He stated, in sup
port Of his motion that it was utterly I'M
possible to pay the taxes in the present state
Of the country
The Legislature that lately adjourned i'm
posed an enolHOus tax on the good people
Of North Caroline. The tax amounted 70
over half million Of dollars annually
There could be no scason for immediate co.,
lection. There were sufficient funds in tue
treasury to meet al our State wants, and nc
thought this Convention ought to endeavo,
to get the collection of the tax postponed
| with thew way be suggested.
Gen. Dockery thought it bad better no.
pass any such resolution. The tax must "
paid some tim, and it only made lna1'e's
! worse to have an accumulation OF taxes ~
4 some period next year.
| Mr.. Harris understood that the expense
( Of reconstruction were provided for by on
4 . 80 at-.x -. xl-.-.r,r IN non0Teqg. anu
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An Execnt;ve Comn,;ttee IN oons;st ~
twentv.one members three from each Con~rc q.
sionai district shall he a,,nninte h ,the Pyasi-
dsnt' of the Convention Sa;d Com;n;ttee shei,
have the general sunervsion Of tic affairs of the
Rennhi;csn sr+r NJ th;s sha aIs ~ r,e
tie authority 70 AZ tSe time for the annnaJ meat
mo of the State ronya-tinn and 10 ca,I 'sa;a
State Convention together ut such' other times as
the good of the party NAV require. q - -
3. The three members Of said Committee. resi-.
dent in each ConcressionaI district shaiis consf;
tTta an 90 f tbei 90
districts and shall, ha,a IF ta sF,;s
of the marty in their strscts and the nowerto
call district Convt;ons wbenever in their or,;,,,
ion the good of the marty shall reouire' se''.'
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FIVE HUNDRED TONS WANTEu, BY
JACOB kAMSBUEG i Sons, Georgetown,
d. e., for which they will pay the highest mai
ket rates. Merchants and others desiring ln1pr-
nation wall please address them BY ettb:.
Georgetown, NIL 3--1aWtf
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AsaA VALUABLE
ssffssEES COU N TRY : t. \ +,
BETW ZEN WASHINGTOM AND Allen
ANDRlA, LAND AND CITY Lots
Ar PRIVATE SAL LIE


BETW EEN w hhHINfIo! ~ TX,
ANDklA, LAND AHD CIIl l'ol''
Az PRIV AVE- "a ~ LE.
The estate called WAEWlCk, io"f miles
from Washington city, and two from AloAnh
dra, on the railroad hn'l lnFni tx" between '''
Two cities.
The property vail be sold iii lhree l";tt,' VIZ, w.
|. FlfTf-SlA AZ Il 80, with ID 1 l.
DWELLlNG, containing IL rooms ana "lt :,
buildings. On tins iahd are al "fc"Hr'', ~ 'li'
bearing; market garden, era pes, Eli "i'pT'J J,
forest and ornamental trcea, and u never falling
well Of excellent water lne junction :tHt.Vn
Of the Washington and Alexandra, with the
Loudoun md Hampshire Railroad, i2 within Il
few rninutra' walk The scenery and View are
Of unsurpassed bcn,ty and the surroundings
unexceptionuble
. ri lkTY- EIGHT ACRES Of fine n?cai"W
land, about fifty yard from the Junction, AMI
100 from tho Canal -sci'aratcd lr''rn No: ~
the l.ou'loun and i!a'np<hre H"Ir""d. This /:
excellent land for grain "n'i h'y ana 'of mar
ket gardening.
3 TW ENTf- fl VI. ACEEo on III" ola
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~pE3u DRUGS, CHEMICALS ~

4 ,;ber has received Il fresh sup jlsr
The snbsc.. '"Vunnc Pepper, UHT I ,,II r..
the following: E. Bi&rNlnS, ,HT,I uo.!"'
damon Seed, French Sandal " i;",'..rel i.
and White Irvine, OIL OF. '4!t r "I,,i 5et'
ter's Bttcrs. Brakes hittrr., Ia Urtr
Machine OIL pure Lard Oh .Ir"Sh, ~
Castor Oil, Lcwis's Pure l.rlt!, thI"E':I,a
md Chrome Yellow. English Sheet U"IF arn'
ties White Oil, Halls HMir kene"S1',id m2'
ture and Coach Varnioh, iuIphHIr'Gt . CIV n'
or, Babbilts SAlerAtus. pure fot"'", &C., s.
Blue, Starch, Eaohlts Toilet 'o"i',, unity D."
The subscriber also take, tins ,,r>,nersih
informing his friends and the p"pI!';G, ,ns t. DE-
that he is constantly receiving ''i,.t,r,aiD''
stocl; 4 needed. ull "t when ne - S.ts..
to sell At the very lowest JHzIEENKY coz:
aug ~ %
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aa FOR RENT-Two STORES under the
HiS Mansion House Hotel; also, DWELLlNG
HOUSES-two suitable for large families,
or boarding houses, and others Of smaller caHl-
city, And on Union street convenient to the
railroad TWO LARGE YARDS, suitable for
the lumber, COAL wood, or pInster trade. En-
Quire Of JAM rs GkhLN,
iy5-tf %, Prlnce street.
FOR SALE.-Thc HOUSE, corner Of
Es#a Prince and Henry streets, late the residence
Of Daniel Minor, dec d., and now occupied by
Mr.. Bright. Address: Robt. Minor, Falls
Church r O., Fairfax CO., Va ; or Albert u.
Minor, Alexandria, Va. ]e3-
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p u C r ION S a L Z S.

DuBLIC SALE OF LOUDOUN LAND
The undersigned offers at public sale on
THURSDAY, Sept. s. 1867, on the premises,
about clock p. M, his FARM, situated tour
miles southwest Of I-eesburg, adjoining the
a ianpS VIM Hall io eon1ainng oNE HUNDRED
AND FORTY-SEVEN ACRES, by a recent
survey. 1t is of the best quality of land IN that
section of Loudoun; well Wateredi ald OH INTO
five fields with ample meadows, and has on IT
an Apple Orchard OF choice e. 1rult, ana suui-
Gent quantity of excellent Timber.
The Improvements are comfortable, with all
necessary out-buildings It is convenient to
churches and school-houses. and the Loud GC?t
and Hampshire Railroad at Leesbu g.. 1ltie
The p1Tchassr to f nave sne
given 1st of January, 1868. :,
Persons wishing to purchase are lnVlteu "
call and examine the land:
STERMS-One-tenth ofthe purchase money OF
the day of sale; one.third, to include Inc one
teeth, on the lst of January, 1868 and the re-
maining two-thirds, in two equal annual I pay
meets; the purchaser to give bond "lth APPROX
ed security bearing interest from thc day OF SALE
for tho deferred payments.
LEVI w. NlAON, Il1csbufG, Va
J L. RINKER, Auctioncer.
Leesburs, Loudoun CO.. aug l7--lAwts
SALE OF VALUA-
BILE REAL ESTATE.-Purslantto y de-
cree of the Circuit CoEfL lOF lllc county VI an
fsv in the suits of r.. n. Brewis and others
against John H.: Gargas, the undersigned wi, Wlll
sell. at Fairfax G. H., on MON DAY, the i6Lh
day Of September next, that being Court day
TWO TRACTS OF LAND, one containing ia
acres, lying at Annandale. in the county, OF
Fairfax, on the paved road leading from Alex
andria t. Fairfax Court House, eight miles
from the former place. and ten miles I. from "a
Washington city. 1t is in several lots each OF
which will be sold separately if deemed best by
the Commissioners OF Sale. This property IS
The other tract containing 10 acres and q poles,
is situated two miles west Of the Court House,
on the Fauquer road.
TERMS-One-tenth Of the purchase money
will be required in had az deposit, the residue
in &, II and - months, with interest from the
day Of sale the title to the land to be retained,
and the land liable to be resold, for default iii
either of the deferred instalments. sale to take
place between IL and > o clock.
VIM. II. DULANI.
r. f. COCkERllLE, .
THOS. K, LOVE,
Commissioners Of Sale
Fairfax county, aug l7-eotS
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TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY FARMS n
VIRGINIA, AT FROM s. TO SD

PER ACRE,
In Lou,loun, Fauquicr, Warren, }ockbridge,
A lbcmarlr, Nelson, Orange, Culpcpcr, Prince
William, Stafford. Wcstmorcland, gloucester,
Fairfax and Alcxandria counties, embracing
almost every variety Of soil in tho State, and
varying in size from 81 to 1000 acres.
a largo number arc located near railroads, or
nayieablc streams; many are improved, and IN
y good State Of cultivation.
We will show all thc real estate that we offer
for sale 70 partie: desiring to purchase. or give
any information that may be desired.
Also, for sale, in several Of Che above-named
counties, very
VALUABLE GOLD, SILVER LEAD AND
OTHER MINERAL LANDS
In West Virginia and Missouri We have a
large amount Of land for sale, from one to sew
cnty dollars per acre
viii lease or rent out Real Estate in this city
and county, and in the adjoining counties, pay
taxes collect rents, and have houses repaired
ana insured.
All communications answered promptly.
JOHNSTON u LLOYD,
Real Estate Agents, King St, Alexandria. va.
aug l2-tf
- BRICKS
BkICIkSl!
3OO,uN BRICKS on hand and Tor sale low, for
cash, at Il. FkANCISS BRICK KILN,
upper end Of Fairfax street,
near the Canal.
~ Orders for All kinds Of Brick Work
promptly attended to, if left at tho Br lex ard,
.;c ut inv residence, st. south ST Asaph stroe t.
Ap I'll --
s-,TARCH, GRO. PEPPER, sc.
$ boxes Starch.
Ground Pepper
5 No. | Mustard
&, kers best Super G. Soda.
ly9 bags Table salt
cn$k Gal ;;pGla Just received and for sale By
&u9 A. j. FLEMING, g. King st,
'-I I, SEED.
Just received ::U) lb:
BIRD SEED
which viii retail At 5c per ID.
AUGUSTUS WALL,
aug 9-:m 2>4, King st
W.. +. r A5S5EH' AND
HARNESS MANUFACTURER
And Dealer in Trunks, Carpet Bags, &C, hc.
No l:4, King STREET.
;, 13 ALEXANDRIA, VA
EGElVED, TODAY, FROM PAKR1sH,'
X pYAEMAcY, Philadelphia, five gallon
= ,H,iinh,7 ut most superb article Of
COLOGNE WATER,
n which we specially invite tie attention of
h q ladics. ;;old i'll any quantities to suit pur-
h asera by 'itE - Il ~,
au u III uEsl.1, w. "a 1NInS -
,EFINED SUGARS,
us bbls \, Circle a and Refined Sugars.
~ tioldren Syrup, received this day
r ON schooner Alfred +. Smyrk from the Vir-
. nje Steam Sugar Refinery, Richmond; These
i lpar are of very superior quhllty, and Will be
:, ri 49, Vow IS they can be gotten from Baltimore.
Nv ~ ~ GEO H. ROBINSON
l. half chests and boxes Gunpowder,
-, Oolong Black and fine uucolored
.,,,sn ;nst received and iii store and for sale by
3, W. '"S' A. j. FLEMING.
ihtAChHf' CRACkERSll
Earc,, and Plain Crackers, fresh from the
'A"' ~ every On f. Rockers,
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r z. BARTHOL OW,
NO. Is, KING STREET.
{Between Water and Union strects,)
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.
Importer and Grower of
GARDEN, FIELD s. GRASS SEEDS,
Dealer in all
STANDARD FERTILIZERS.
MS- Agent for Fairbanks Scales, and Her
rings Safes. J. P. BAkTHOLOW,
Is, King st., Alexandria, Va.
iy l-tf $50, 7th st., Washington, ID.
LEY s. co.,
II Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS AND CKOCKERY WARE,
CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
Coal Oil and Lamps, and Housekeeping Articles,
275, Penn. av., bet. 10th and 18th SITS also,
3l6 H street,
WASHINGTON d. g.
Agents for the Union Coal Oil Company.
Crockery and Glass Ware sold wholesale 10
the trade at Baltimore prices.
China, Crockery and Glass Ware rented TO
Balls or parties on reasonable terms.
Washington, May 6--tf
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LEG Al ICES

Of Fairfax county. August rules, . ,:$- r
NJ. King against - Mason and = .,Joh,l.:ott =
partners in trade, under the lrTn 0; Mason :.
johnson, defendants In case.
Mem The object of this suit is 20 Obtain
judgment against the said defendants fo, .,
sum CT 5l2l2O with interest from Isl Noy, I.@.
and to attach any estate Of the sad dctaa1sr't
in the county Of Fairfax, to pay the same. '"'
1t appearing BY affidavit filed that the So,
defendants are no. residents Of this tate !, 80:
ordered that they appear within one month 81
Ter due publication hereof, and DO what !. d. o.
ccs,nrv TO protect their interests A COPY fa%
au T-law4w +. ID. KlCHARDSON'C or
vyIRGINIA, to with the County Co,,
= Of FairisI county, August rules 1867, 4, h.
yid :. Beach. by his next friend, Gar,j:S'
Beach, aguin$. joan J. Hot, delft In case.
Mem The object Of thi. suit is TO obon;,
Judgment against the sid defendant FOR the .a1
Of $3.50, with intercs. from 1T JANUARY, Is@.
and 10 attach tract of land, in the county o,
Fairfsx. cont dining 100 acres, the prrper,y q
the defendant, to pay the same.
|. appearing by Affidavit filed tha. the defend
mt. i uut 4 resident Of this Stut,, it Is orlr,s.
thr, H.. appear within one month, HtInr Qucnn,
Ii.n,nn hereof, HaI 10 what i, &r@c..ury +, 49,,
zee, his Interests. \ copy, test"
+. D. KlCI!ARD5ON, Clerk
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-iEAS.-l5 half chests and cadhies fine, extra
4 fine and choicest Gunpowder, lnperia! and
Unlong Black Teas, for sale by
49, A. j. FLEMING, No. Q, King st.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD. AT a
meeting of the common council of Richmond,
Monday, it was resolved that the polls be open
ed in that city on the 18th Of September next,
for the purpose of taking the sense OF the PEG,
pie on the question of subscribing $4,000; 0Oo
to the stock Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rall-
road Company. This subscription will be made
it made at all, 90 condition that the road COM
mences the construction OF the direct branch
line betweea Richmond and Charlottesville as
soon as the Chesapeake and Ohiorailroad shall
be completed to the Kanawha river. The bonds
of the city will not be sold at discount OF more
than ten per cent. aud the said subscription
will not become binding until other responsible
parties. have subscribed the sum Of $5,OOo,ooo
to the stock Of the said company.
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10.
CASE OF MEMORY. The question wheth'

& a CASE OF MEMORY. The question wheth.
er or rt not man can commit to memory act
,lsy, with sufficient accuracy to produce on the
stage three thousand miles away from the place
where he heard it, is engaging the attention, OF
the Supreme Court in New York city. Mr.
Lester Wallack sued for an Injunction 70 pre-
vent Mr.. William j. Florence from producing
the play of "Caste," on the ground that the
plaintiff bought it, while the defendant helped
himself to copy. Mr.. Florence Tephed that
he heard the play several times in London and
had committed It to memory without the aid OF
notes. Counsel for the plaintiff declares this
an impossible feat. 'Not at all, y rejoined the
counsel for defendant, there are reporters OF
newspapers who can do it and have done it. :"
The court reserves its judgment. -fetefsdnrg
Express
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Moore, i. q

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT or FAiKY3Y
county, Jane term, 1867, D"gy y HAna.r
". Payne, ct ,l~. LII thanccry.
The Court doth adiudge, order and deere.
Chat the decree rendered in this cause, a, Il.
June TERM 1866, be re."indcd and a@@u@.
and that said report be referred to Commjssiy..
or NJ. II. Ball. for til" PurP'.e OF reviewing
laid REPORT and reporting, specially, oh Al,
matter pertinent t. this cause, whIch Lc Ina.
deem proper Or any party may require. A..
tn. sniI Commissioner may 9r'" notice II! t..
time and piuce Of the taking vi tbs Gre,uH. b..
advertisements in some new payer pUb!.:Ay,
in the clty 81 AlcXundrit, one" II week. ior .o..
weeks >ucrr+,lYcIy, which pn1I:r'lIao ,ha.. b.
ia lieu Of p"raDunI service, h"I t"'. rAU:r J..
continued lvr further proo"rd'.@-
Extract. t,.-t,. ". Z. UDJUl &c. Clc.,
pnrli,.> Interested in the nb,yr decree scc a..
tilted that have liked upon ~ h%DAl L.
9Th dny Of August, i5@I, when %'!t take, H.
nv uNirr, lt Fpirtit. & H., the ur.otah- ,ay.-.
ia ordered NJ. ~ IA y EALL
~ H;-luwIW N'mn!S:t0nr-
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'.nR. STONEBRAKEK'S"
RAT EXTERMlN ATOR,

"nR. SION EBRAkEEo
RAT EXTEKMlN ATOR,
The suresL exterminator Of rats ever offered 10
the public.
Read the following certificates from the Gli-
zens of Baltimore, as TO its merit us Il ru' des-
trOyer: ,o.-
Messrs Clotworthy & Co.
Dent: NV warehouse, on Howard street, Was
COM letely oyerrun by rats. | used Il bottle OF
Or Stonebrakers" Rat Ex tcrminator, and,
truly, it is an exterminstOr. 1t cleared the
warehouse Of rats, and have had nc return OF
them and it has been Onr months since used 1t.
VIM. T. LANDSTREET,
Corner Howard and German streets.
Baltimore, May l3, 1867.
Messrs. Clotworthy & Go.
dent We were very much troubled with
rats in our Store. DR.. Stonebraker's Kat Tx
terlninator being highly recommended to US,
we used one bottle Of it, and it proved Itself
worthy the high recomm, ndaLions 1t had re-
ceived as Rat Destroyer. We have not been
troubled with rats since the first nj ght we used It,
HoPKINs HAKDEN " KEMP,
Baltimore st.
Baltimore MAY Is, 1867.
Messrs. Clntworthy y Go.
Gent: The bottle Of DR.. St',nebraker's Kat
EXterninator, purchased of you, has proved L"
be death to rats. l used it Only one night NC
cording to directions and the next morning
counted nine dead rats in the yard. They
come out Of their holes to die
T.. b TUCKER, No. 2G, N. Paca st
Ask for DR.. Stonebrakers Kat Killer, and
'AN' ~ '''''', ,''' JANNEY Il co,
l4D, King street
E. s. LEADBEATER u CO.,
aug 8-3m Wholesale Agen s..
PlASoS' r1ASo*..
VICTOR BECKER,
NO. 81, NORTH WASHINGTON STREET,
CORNER OF QUEEN,i
Will constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODEONS,
Knsbe y Co.'S. Unsurpassed Pianos.
Vose's Celebrated
Secondhand Pianos-very low.
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches.
Terms to suit the times, and every instrument
warranted.
Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeons, &C., tuned
and repaired
Orders for me will be received at Mr.. j..
Entwise's Book Store, 10, King street; Also
Mr. Robert Bells Book Store, No. Cl King st
oct 30-tf
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eala, JUDICIAL SALE OF A
Ts VALUABLE FARM IN CULPEPER.

Fairfax county, aug l7-eotS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-05

Cooper Devis; Doves, Dawson, Dixon, Dodge, Ed
ridgei E ot kdnok, GARFIELD, GioBsbrenuer Harding
9i o. htp{ ok{; Hart; Hise, Began, Holmes, Hooper,
ketShSm Layreace Of Pennsylvania lie Blond
hoell, Perhem, Pike, Pomeroy, Randall OF Penna 4,
hymoD1 hltter' Rogers, Rollins. soofeld, Shanklin
uupaiolnR, ITlmpie, Van Horn Of New York. Ward Of
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-05

EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
IL all the Stations on the CAMDEN and ABiBOY and
connecting Railroads. INCREASED DESPATCH.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
for New York will leave WALNUT Street Wharf at 6
O'Clock p. NJ. daily (sundays excepted).
warded the same day.
Returnng the above lines win leave New York at Il
noon, and and 6P. NJ.
Freight for Trenton, Princeton, Kngston New Bruins
wick, and all points the Camden and Amboy Railroad
also, the Bevldere, Delaware and Termination the
New Jersey the Freehold and JRmesburg and the Bur-
lingon and Mount Holly Railroads. receives and for
warded up to p. Nj.
The Bevidere Delaware Railroad connects at Phillips
burg with the Lehigh Valley Railroad and at Manun-
kachunk with all points on the Delaware, Lackawanna
auo Western Railroad, forwarding Syracuse Buffalo
and other points in western New York
The New Jersey Railroad connects Elizabeth with the
Morris md Essex Railroad.
slip memorandum, specifying the marks and numbers
shippers and consigneeB must in every sent
with each load OF goods, or no receipt will be given.
N. B.-Increased facilities have been made for the
transportation Of live stock Dr0vers invited try
the route When stocB furnished in quantities two
carloads more 1t will delivered the foot of Forteth
street, the Drove Yard or at Pier No l. North
River, as the shippers may designate at the time Of
shipment. For terms other information, apply
WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent,
Is No. 226 s. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia