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HALL & PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
orner New York avenue aud ltn street.

Oorner New 10TH avenue aud l5tn street,
Entrance on New York avenue,)
Dealers IN fine FAMILY GROCERIES. TEAS
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIhs, &C., &C,
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that y ey have Just opened their New Gro
Gerry store, where can be obtsined any article usu
ally kept in . first class Grocery Without At
tempting to emu mera,e our large, fresh aud we'll.
selected stock, We cordially invite the public to
exam inc our store and stock believing We shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who MAJ
faver US with their patronage.
We call e,pesisl attention to our assortment OF
TEAS and COFFEES, which have been selected
With great care for purity Dealers will find Q
nne assortment to select from, aud our prices to
suit.
Goods delivered promptly In any part OF the city.
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MELICAL QUALITIES oF PUMPKIN-At re-
cent Or Cu-S3Uu IA The New York Farmers
tiUb- "a rCTI,sp' dent " rites oi the virtues Of
the pumpkin: Il will give Won "a stmpIe, vet
very variable cure. for tpHammatnry rhru-
ha'sm- wOIDtn= arm was SwPliad to an
eHuIn.CDs SIZE aud painfully mfiam-d. A
pOuItiCr was made OIL -trwrd pumJkip, which
Nas renewed every fifteen minutes. aud IN a
short time produced n perfect cure The fever
draWn out by tss pOuI'lCes made thrm ex-
trtmely offensive a. tIsy were taken off 1
Knew a n.sn cpTed of severe inflammation of
the bowels by the sane kind of ,ppl cation I
tti1E sucb subjects as his proper for discus
sion n farmers club"
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CIETRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JEesEY-
~ Passenger and Freight Depot 10 New York
Junction With the Dei.~ .1e Issssv.n s%s sSa
Western Railroad, aud at Esatos with the Lehish
direct lire to Pitsss1rs and the West wills Without
change Of cars.
ALLENTOWN LINE TO rHE WEST
Two Express Trains daily tor the West, eKoept
sundsyr, when one Train in the eve ming
Sixty miles and three hours saved b. this Iiue
TO Chicaeo, Cincinnati, St Louis, &C., with but
one change OF cars.
wINTIR ARRAkGEMkNrs,
Sommes cling January z, lsI-Leave New York IS
$50 A M-Tor Easton, Bethlehem, Mach
CShnnk, Williamsport, wilkesbarre, Mahanoy
81 $40 IN 4 M H Nan Ts.Is.FOT Pennington. ka...
Bend. PitisbSrs, BiSeha@toa, &c. 0r'A'
"A. M-western Express Tor Eastou, Allen
Su, change 70 snS ans %
snd but two changes TO -. Leais. Connects aS
Phi. and Eric KOsSs, for Erie and sn shs e OH Be
ia \ T T,ns.s.FOr Ea.ten. Alsntssn, nsueh
tP M.-FOr Easten. Bethlehem, and Maucb
sP. M.-EOr eomsrviIls aud FIsniustes.
rf. e wI
ssSSe: s.= -FFSr s:%:T,iIi:.
sP H.WEsTERN ExPkkss rRATs.--For Eas-
ton hii.ntown. Resding. HARRISBURG, fittssurs,
Sleeping cars through iron Jersey City 20 Pitts
Additios.l tIsins are run to Bergen Point,
TieSsts for the West can be obtained a, tn. ONCE
OF the Central Railroad Of New Jersey. foo: 'S Of
kH. ss :,ss sae No ana ar sSo;s
isD JOSIAH o. STE. Rms. Superintendent.
NJKw YoRk AND HEw HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN Passenger Station In New York, corner MA
street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Tor Hev Haven and B<ideeport-i m D. II 80
.. m; li.u tkx.hst1x }, s.se, SO, and (Kx.h
For Milford, ssrasford. Fairfield. Southport,
ana We.tport.7, il 50 N, s. 50 snd ). 80 ,. N.
Tor Norwslki, 80, II 50 q m Il. as (nx.l, 8
(Ex. 81: 80 -, and ED m:
For Darien ana 0reen~ich-7, $50, II 80 O. m;
For stemford-7. kxl. 80, IL 80 IA: IL Is
(Ix.a S(Ex $50, 50, so, go and lkx,l ~.
FOR Port Chester and Interme 4 ate st.tions-7,
CONNECTING TRAINS.
(ix-,sp.m m. For Bosson via Shore Lins-is Is.
'i For ssitford and sprinsnsld-s. CE,. ,,u.s ..
n For S Sn ss River Railroads. ..n..H,.o
II - . m. 20 Montreal. Q .. n. 20 Merriam ston.
Tor Hartf.rd, Rrovidenos and ftshkiil y. B.
Fer New Haven, New Louaeu ana ssouiustoa
BsIlroad-sa m; II %. 5 and 9 .. m.
Tor Canal kailrosd-ia.n D. m. 20 horthsmp-
f;or Ho.s.tosic aud E.as.sack R.iir".d-sa.
yor Dsabury and Nor~alk =. R.-7,a0 9. N;
0onSodssus Sleeping Oars attached tos ,. m
S3 JAMES Il. HoIT, sapsri.ss.Asss.
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SALE OF MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS
A letter mem AccOmac county. Va SAYS:
SpteulatoIs are busy here buy ing lands. sew
eIal safes have been MADE 70 PennsylyaDians
OF iSbcs NJ Caroline county. Md. Tnrv pur-
CHASED Thomas Bells farm of $50 acres for
50 .HU; Rev. j. OT-lfs, $40 acres, tor sa,9O A
- Greens, ~ acres, FOR s. o q. and Barkalin
ann ' ooThIe's, 2uG acres, for SS-uUa. A Ian
easier county gentleman bought farm, having
D. ", for s+O,WO. April and May will br
offered -
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y There was .'Topsy'' in the police court
III DetrOif, last riday, IN the shape OF a col
crec girl who was called 10 take tue witness
stand She surveyed tbe witness box a few
moments, and after mourning the highest por-
tion OF II that she could find. directed the court
ing hat she was to be sold
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10y NA9LE d CO Auctioneers
- ealesro"m no. z95 Penn avenue.
Between 9Th and 10th ats

kA6LE go will give their person 81 atten ton
TO me sale Of Real Es s:e and Household Flu nj.
tnr-. Also. to the sales Of stocks OF 0roce ries
Wines Liquors, srl Merch ,ndiae Of ever de
s,lp'Ion Horses, Carriages Harness, &c.
Liberal Cash advances made on cOnsignments.
Regular sales at our salesroom every Tues
'clRck NAGLE no "
jail If Auctionsar.
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nOrOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
1 HOrICE 70 SHIPPERS.

The qtsener I1fREss. osgt. 7; a. BYEHls.
f SsSAH q dI'1sp., ssss :E:I1! SlG
Store, HssSiss Point, Chapel Point. FioSdsn 3
Wharf, Lancasters Wharf, Stonsb Wharf, Our.
Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives st Bali.
more ct q =; . p 1 ssHfzs BIO. Agents.
N TT No. $40 PennA. avenue.
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PROPOSALS.
su,.':,.ss s, 9Ssrs e. Is; A.. !.

800 pUmIeTBNck OlHIeB, D. b. A.,
Ea.' "a Rear Of los Lombard stPeef,)
BAhincre, Nd, Peerue!y is, Isa
eee!se Are1nsals, IN deplic ste, viii se received
a. tA,s o re mt! y r. on aU1sDAY Poo. .,
ply OF the troops. hospital and officers st via
chester. v 20, Virginia for elk mon ths fron April
j. ls67 Or such less time e the Oonmfssa ry Den.
ersl OF subsittence may tirict =. : =
! ne Beef to b delivered as Winchester, West
virEipia, on the order Of the Uomntsssry or Act.
INF O-mDtssry Of eabsistenee st hsf place. (
The Beef 70 Do Of good and mark etshls quality,
IN equal Iroportioe q fore and bind ausrt:r meat.
tpe.k sbau he End kidney allow to ne excludsa
The Deeks Of the cattle Slang Uttered under this
aereem shall be cut on At tas fourth vsrtebral
Fint and the breast trimmed down The shanke
81 he fore ansrters shall be sut on from three 70
ionr inches above the knee joint and Of hind quar-
ter3 from ak to eight inches above the samnrsl or
Bidders are requested 10 b present Co re-,opd
to teei. bids, and % prepared to give bonds for
Proposals. mnst be endorsed distinctly " Promo.
sails for Fresh Beef" and addressed to the under
signed, who reserves the right to reject any or ali
bids BOT to theintersst Of the United States.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C., ss
heretofore THOMAS WILSON,,
Bvt. Lieut.. Col. and O. q 8. A.,
fe HIST Rvt ME 0>n V.t~
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IIo'hRHAEhr sA!n OF BUILDING MA
BUILDINGS AT CONvALEsCENT CAMpIT
- .r AUCTION.

BUILDINGS AT c9syALksOENT CAMP AT
Gag QHartsrmas,e,', oees, Dseot Of wa,A..sson,,
h"Ds BIisss and Als1.1dri.. will be sold at pubs
40 n; sale to commence al 10 O'Clock. '0fs'
Houses Hospital :, ds Store Houses. L.a so.
dty, Wash House 0aices. 2 stables i Shed, and
feet. - " " ~"o
buildings will be ssld sing.y.
fifteen days from date of sale Will be ersn,sa
purchasers to remove theiT bsiidins: sv,v.
xs, s osisf '3 Ne s'' b.Sc. x Ssas
GOVERNMENT SALE AT ORARLEsTON,
The following Ordnance Property vii, Ia .o,d
at public ssc,on at tn, United States Arsenal.
commeSein4 ;, 70 oo on MoADAf. March 4. 1891,
bout bout %" net tons tCannonl Gas. Iron.
half Lay; ~ SaIuaSs meta. ATTACHED 100o' one
AZ. ut Is tons Scrap Wrought Iron
ga Wooden ARTILLERY Carriages, ircnsS.
r. About HS Osvairy ssdaie., $50 EridIe.. $3.50
yWa mk Boxes and quantity Of other Leather
nj large s Hsnd Fire Engine, Quilt by Agnew,
About j. ! 40 barrels Unser viceable Powder.
.. A,o' large quantity Of other Property con.
hope mpiemsnts Misceiian.ops T"ois &c n &c.
Terms: Oas h on the day OF sale, in United States
Ample time allowed 70. the removal of Proper
ty, - he expirstiou Ell which that not remove
b. r sushoIits 'n IF Chief of ordnance.
c., o,,,y n rARKfR;
fes-s&mtd Commanding Charleston Arsenal.
I .ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.
Dspot Qrartsrmaster's Ones,
s ss,i~G5s, at Soysr.msns s,o;ssSp.. No ias
ie',u.r' u. 's SRs Z r CLOTHING.
.s,i5s new YORK STATE JACKsrs.
OF Irregular pattern, and otherwise unsuited for
BY reason OF its long retention in store, the
material Ii in some instances more or less dam
The sale viii take place in lots to suit purchaser,
Terms: Gssh, In Government funds, on day Of
Three day: allowed n We to remove purchases.
A. .. ktMBALL, Captain,
and Assistant Quartermsster. u. 3. A,
ApsEos, Ta4S 3asrtsI r..
n.a.,s. No. IL south Charles street.
IMPORTANT SALE O., GOVERNMENT YES
Ds,o, tsa,isrmasrev', oae.,
tIT1,s HsndsIsSp wharf. East Bsitimo or on
sorAhB sIDE-waEEL srEAMER OOsMo-
of77s tons; length, "a fses; sre.a,s o, h.,m .
i... set.h Of hold Is feet cylinder inches. and
are opportunity is afforded in IN. AL. q, ,h,.
siesIcI TO persons desiring to purchase . really
She i. OF H.ht dra,t. the engine and ho,,.-
In most xcellent condi tho hull De rfect
1t is believed that fer size and bu,Id N. co.
nolitan surpssses any vessel hitherto offered bv
G1y.rnmeRt for sale ct this bort. "
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II An exchange says decay ed cabbage pro.
dnces Itch perfume" which is sold for ii 81
q bottle. "
~ MISS Mary Larview, living IN Nav
OK, look an overdose OF chIoreform ON
TUESDAY. ana did from its effects She was
IN Ill health, and was also mechanically and
iow-spuIeo IN consequence OF the recent
DEAN OF her mother ana brofber.
81 Belle Boyd Harding is about TO plav in
BOSTON, Belle Is no longer Beyd-now she is
manned.
81 heavy money transaction took place II,
Rochester the other day. Que man pa,d an
other one hundred and ten thousand pennies
~At recent fire in Cincinnati a Jewsss
named Mrs. Mikel, was smothered i'm attsu ot
ing 10 save her goods.
- NJ A. Hawkes., who shot his wife in 81
Paul, Minnesota, last summer, and as was
thought Al the time acclden tally, has been ar
Tested on the charge of mnrdering her. Her.
known 10 have previously insured her Iifa
and other circumstances have given rise 10
the Suspicion OF foul play.
eSA Van Bnren (Ark) paper says bust.
bess a. SO dull that the yonDg men IN the VI.
gone TO getting married
II Maple sugar making has already COM
mrDcrd IN Vermont, and Will become GENERAL
throughout New England IN a con ple OF weeks
- manufacturer In New York citv is an
ing sn ordtr for two thousand thirnb a.
eighteen cents per dozen. for the manager NJ a
popular sift enterprise. mo bianks! Every
iicket entities The holder to a PRESENT.,
The long talked OF bridge over BROAD.
way in New York, has AZ last Assumed ttnoj
bic shape. On Friday The first column of me
bridge W as erectSd AT the northeast corns- =,
Broad way and Fulton street ~
~Tsey have the Indians very badly on the
SAME Fe line.
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RAILROADS.

1866 r.ussIt sssiAz BOUT. 1867
&Aa Sc s9
10 1Hs sosrHwIsT; SOUTH AND SOUTH.
WHITE soHiDgLIl w
nave y feIIoT,.H ovsnbsr 10. bss' srsins viii
W''i!aes.sa.::.I G., m. s..'l.sr.-.,.. Y =.
,.'s sssss. . $s:s., .:.!
"a ::Sias sS.1: .S. s..
TSo 6.!iS fssi.. @ 8. vest
TffsS6A nan s:s,.e5: to Ro6Sisrrs md
s. :; & e TIM 4; in usios
Z 81: : !: =: e
sscsr ne Hstfepal Hot vhsrs reliable infor
,rs.:sns.r Isseaiinr tici:ss :. th,. one. can
II. wILklEs, Ticket e.. as;Sss,s
I'D bs N ,1Suhe e. Gen. Pass. Agent, 80,
LIP ssETxsbs s5RS
III 7P
Trains between wasninatoSSv and New fcrS A..
nov run - follows viz:
GOk haW YORK, without change Of earn.
.. Les.e daily tsxcept Sunday at f:1 .. m and
LOB NEW YoRK, changing cars at Philsasl.
Leave daily ts,csDt Sunday, =, HIS 9. m and
10 ,. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leaye daily te.csp t sunday 1t les and Ills ..
".' .n' ~ And s 81 , SUNDAY
n only.
eleepins cars for New York on SO D. N. train
daily.
Through tickets to Philadel phia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station once et ell hours
In the day. as we'll At the new office Ia the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, "a. Penn.
avenue, Sstween 6th and n b streets.
Sec Baltimore and ohio Rail road advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore,
L. WILSON, Master Of Trans portation.
u. COLE General Ticket Aren't
GEO. 9. KOOHTZ, Agent, Washing ton.
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WEAVERs STRIKk-A meeting Of the
mo.qUi 10 net v.aNrrs of New YORK WAS held
Oh monday for The purpose OF taking INFO COZ.
sIutidilon Tue present. low prices paid f,r
weaving. During the winter months they
nave been pdid at the rate of three cents per
ydfu, rate OF remuneration in IN iii cIent to
prONfi- Tor the commenesJ n-CeS-aries of life
CT Ih-mselSes and families Learning that
their wages Were to be sun further reduced
they adopted a resolution that all the vpayers
Of BE- CRY should g, ase work until thev rs
ceIved an addition oftwo cents per yard
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WITHOUT HOTELS The authorities o. he
town of 81. Adams, Vermont, recently m AZ. a
raid upon all the liquors 10 be found n toe
village, and arrested the vendors, incIudi a y
the teI-keep-rs. As an offset, the Ian1lor s
have pulled down their signs. That lovely
ana important town IL, therefore, a. press II
without any public accommodating fer m an
or beast
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MlNTER TYRANNY MEN ~

Inc tslps oil the Pe1nsy IvaLis Central Rail.
Ieso taNe the De pot, at 5ist ami M.rAeE streets
winch ie cached directly by tse cars of the A a.,
Net atreei Passenger Railway. Those of IN. C,he.t
square ef tt. A "Ho
ON ebStAYS-The Market Street C.,.l..
Front aud Market str oets IS min ore. hsfas s s
departure Of ed ch train ~'0 INC
MAINS BAGGAGE EXPRESS viIlesu g,
and oeliy CT Bzggs age at the Depet ord.rs -,
81 the office, No esI OhestB ut street viii racs'x
attention. 'N~0i'N
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LoCIsIANA-TneC oncordia (Louisiana) In
tfIbsenCrr Of The OH says: From the manner
IN winch our planters are working, they seem
10 have DO tear OF a bad season The pagrprs
back IN the swamps. We harm, ara m ri .
themselves tO ths,r Ia a. Cbesr'uIly and tn . r
employers have DO came oi CON plant
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SPEECHEs AND ADpK1ssHs or r. wiz.
y T.k DAVIS Colorado, sum1er T:,". :,
bayard TAILOR. The Clavertns, Novel: hv = roI.
sSIay Two Marriages; BY the author OF John 1ai.
Hsx; !. Hiekwisk PsIsfs. Dismced edities.
- ~ fRANOK TXYLOB.
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MANURe.-Preposals will be received At the
ll once OF the " ashi n9ton 3 GEORGETOWN Kali.
road CemRsny, S26 New jersey avenue, until
W1DNESpAY, the 9th ipstsut, for ali the
MANURE from the Stables Of the DON panv eon.
meet, with the Central Depot.
Bids will state the Difce Der month
FOR further infor alton spoly TO JOHN
EAYRS, 6u perintsndent. fe alta
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Monday. s' "Aip' except
Cinclnnad Express arrives daily. All other
trains daily except Sunday h
Passengers leaving Lock Haven at7a m "A
MiilIamsport At 20 o. m, reach PhiI.delniis
Tlth3u change Of cars, {. ON Williamseort Nv
Day Express. ats 30p % ~
The Pennsylvanis Railroad COMPANY will NOT
nsnme any RISK for Bsggsge, except for wearins
Apperei and limit their possibility 10 ons
Hundred Dollars In value. All Baggage exoeej.
ihs anas amount IN value will be At the risk OF
for further inform .tion, apply 20
JoHN o. ALLEN. Ticket Agent, Gal Chest
Depot 0
Sunday.
For full particular. as TO fare and sccomuods
tons apply to FRANCIS FUNK, 137 Dscs st
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
Cali o.. HgI6f 6UMDIRoS, &C :,
. =. Dls11kstfs ssEs ssSsES Hi56SS = !

> II SisS1EffsssSRF. ssSI.!s 4isS55t6ssfS; 's''
A..s..sns. 1Ds ss1sM.rs y N.,...r,.., ,
WIN >. - sS:As:sss. .. G.. ysbr1ary i. isa.
Of s!:s:. .Ssis s.s0.a 1d'f d'IsotSs
WEDk keDAf. Fsbrusry n. st i, o,ctcck NO IN ~
tie fol visi dsssribed buiIlisss, sitsstsd at Tor
Bend ossifers, iifsms) Hx,l feet, with shsa
SiassI:, Quarters, Cr:n: ;, ,szso feet.
LOG Buiidiss. l. Il; feet. ''''
At 4, O'Clock >. n a al r. .
Morton. vrsns She n.ssri.i: eostsiS:d in s ons
Bsnb proof Building, ls0x 70 feet
Terms: Cash, IN Gsvernnent funds, and ten
Il /. I1DikGT Ss. 8 Sr. s1ses s,,c Gen.
.n.s. psps i sssus s q W..S,ssso;n.
GOvERNAEHr sALn or BUILDINs Ma
Ssfo1 9UAnIs.nAsTIR. oFrIcE,
BY direction Of the Ghi.f oosts e ~: lss.
Der,neDt Of Washington, the un crsiepea iii
r.; .sa s :: Ely Az S
;elb:d second buidns hss s tn de-
s,Go feet IN ore or Less Sca1tlina.
&S pieces more or iess) eaaA.
iios s:.n Weights .5s.-
boxes HINGE aud Screws.
lot window and Door Frames,
lot doors and shutters.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds, on day Of
Sale to be cons uctes By Adreon. Thomas 4 Co..
Aactionetrs, Ne. Is South Charles street.
Captain and A. q: M u. 8. A.,
fe 2l-4t Denof n rtar
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DOR1ABLB
STEAM EN0IUE9.

STEAM HN0IHEs,
Combining the maximum Of sfnclency dur,hilsty,
end economy, with the ninimum Of weisht md
price. They are widely and favorabIy known,
more than 800 being In use. All warranted salts.
factory. or Ne sale. Descriptive Circular sent On
J. o. HeADLBY q co..
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~ MI Joseph ArmbIIsisT, sitizsn of
yihe eonIty, Va. being apparentIy in he
ENJOY HeIt of hIs usual good nedlth. on SOUR
Cay morning lat after rstIng his breakfast
sat Gown by The fire. fiIled his pipa aud com :
mtnced king Presently he fell very SUD =
denly from his char, aBd was PIE krd M dead
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A NEW LEssOS.-Tbe Louisiana BnDfist
gives some good advice To It's readers II
says; 1.-The southern people have never learn I'd
economy. The tune has now come, howeyer
when this virtue must not oniy he learned
but practsed. or they can never rise from ;hair
present condition of p~cuniary pro- ration
Inc present generatiCn will not, perhaps. so
pIacilce economy as 10 be materially b-uefit-
tedi yet We nay learn and practice much our
selves, and should by all means instil lessons
OF economy into orr children"
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II A man bamra Massey was attacked by
gang OF ex- Rebels. under the Leaders hip OF a
Shrrin named Davis. At WsybesviIIe, North
carolina, short time since. He WAS fir.G
upon forty times without being injured, aud
III returning the fire injured one of the pur-
suers. named Underwood. He then ~ cceeded
In making his escape but the Sheriff saws ne
Will call ont the county to assIst in takin
HIM Massey was engaged during the war IN
passing recruits through the lines TO tn :
Union army, and stands indicted for thai
offence. This was the cause Of the attack
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elphis Express leaves daily. An oth.-
trains daily eNCep- SUNDAY O>Asa
Passengers b. Mai Trniu % IN WiIl,.u..ox.
<heut change OF cars, aud arrive ct L.ck A.
ven at s 10 Pm ~
Passengers " Mail Trsin 90 90 Car ana
ChnmterslurR without change OF car.
eleetinR Car Tickets can be had on aenlica,,,-
at the Ticket ofite o3i Ches II az street
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AUCTION SALES.
RY aBsHD . WILLIAMS, Auessoseers.


IHUs1 BIS BALI OF kxAk ATE.
81 !; IL. :; !:s:
Ss sS 10 inc Sr 6 q
ssss 9. IL s sb e. g.
iss1 a. Os,.es , n :, the north e.fsef Lot No.
.ss; t ,s,: ,a;s and street: .o.sh .sd
ss. eo.s.ns o. cmsii S %s n:
house and other buildings.
the 'd dssS .nS = ma
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sary for the public convenience in executing the
SEC. g. And be it further enacted, That the
right Of way for the construction Of highways
over public lands not reserved for public uses, Is
hereby granted.
SECS And be IL further enacted, That when.
ever, by priority Of possession e;g ghts to the use
OF water for mining, agriculture. manufacturing
| or other purposes have vested and accrued. uud
the same are recognized and acknowledged by
| the local customs, laws and the decisions of
| courts the posscssOrs and owners Of such vested
rights shall be maintained and protected in the
I same; and the right Of way for the construction
| of bitches and canals for the purposes aforesaid
| is hereby acknowledged and confirmed: Provided.
| however, That whenever. after the passage Of
this act, any person or persons SHALL III the con-
slrucion OF any ditch Or canal. injurc or tamig
| the possession OF any settler on the public do
main. the party committing such injury or dam
age shall he liable to the party injured for such
| injury or damage.
SEC. 10. And he it further enacted. That whcr-
ever prior TO the passage of this act, upon the
| lands heretofore designated as mineral lands
which have been excluded from survey and SALE
| there have been homesieads made by citizens Of
| the United States, or persons who have declared
| their intention to become citizens which home
steads have been made. improved and used for
| agricultural purposes. and upon which there have
been no valuable mines Ct gold. silver, cnnabar
or copper discovered, and which are properly
agricultural Lands. the said settlers or owner Of
such homestcads shal! have right OF pre.emp.
ton thereto. and shall lie entitled TO purchase the
same ut the price OF 81 rs per acre, and in guam
tty not TO exceed 100 acres, or said parties may
avail themselves OF the provisions of the act Of
Congress approved My 20, 1862, Untitled IAN
act to secure homcseads 10 actual settlers on the
public domain" and acts amcndatory thereof
SIC. IL. And bc it further enacted, That upon
the survey Of the lands aforesaid. the Secretary
of the Inferior may designate and set apart such
portions Of the said lands rs are clearly agricul-
iura lands, which lands shall thereafter b. sub,
jcct TO pre.cmption and sale as other pubic lands
OF the United States and subject TO all the laws
and regulations applicable TO the same. s..t