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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OsI-On the 18th inst. between Patent Office
IL aLd Pa avenue, on 7th ST., POCKET BOOK
containing S20 snh small change. A suitable re.
n ana l. sI=. IT.
& REWARD-Strayed or stolen, on Tuesday
pc last, TWO COWS. enc dry and one fresh
dIy-Brown But, alo, with halter around neck: the
ousr a Black tall COW, with short horns; neck
rubbed with box yoke. The above reward will
be given for any inform alton OF the CO. vs. A. p L.
hODlkks, on I'D street, near ID, opposite ebser-
NatOfy de IS ST.
i OsT-In OF near the Northern Liberty Market
- n Christmas eve, LaDY'S MINK MUTE
The nnder will be suitably rewarded by leaving IL
1.-THE Office OF MUM & CO., Patent Agents cor
ner Of 7th and streets de 25-eots
e BEWARD-Lost on Christmas day on 9th
sD1 street from to Ii, or on street BIT geen
sth and 9th or Oh sth street between G. and n A
LADIES CORAL SLEEVE RUTTOy The above
reward VII be paid for its tc 9th street
between l. and nj. ds9s sts
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FOR SALE.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

a. BANkkUPTCY NOTICE. --
i HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 18th
day Of December, ID. 1853, awarrant In bankrupt
cy was issued against the estate Of ARON PIN
kEY, Of the city of Washington, Of said Dis
tIict. Who has been sdjudssd bankrupt ON
debts and delivery of any property belonging to
mch bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
law; that . meeting Of the creditors Of the said
bankrupt, TO prove their debts and choose one or
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at the City
Hall, In the city Of Washington, before J. Sayles
''''' DAVID q. oo0DINo,
t u. B. Marshal OF d. O.. a. Messenger.
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@. BAUM.
Removed

TCLL BABIES BooP SKIRTS, IS GENTS.
would respectfully call the attention Of the
IsdiestIat i have lust rscei we'd the largest stock
o; FREHCH COEsE re. ell an slIties. from - 70 %
ass Misunderstanding al The latest nossies g!
u 81 in mind N NJ al Goods are warranted nj or
CHAs. BAUM,
s13 sEvINTH STREET,
81 IntsIligsnosr Bald
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IN AID,
i HI UND1RSIQNED WOULD RESPECT.
fully call the attention Of the citizens Of Washine
ton and 0eoreetown to the TACT that they have this
' iETELLIaINcH eFr1o..
IN room BXsinf III oTlo1rY HAIL.
Where they are prepared TO furnish Clerts, Por.
tsre House Servants. and general help Of all kinds
attention paid TO the reRtel Of houses and COLES.
ta31 Oh rSnts, n n no; xIM41LL 90
WAsHLN6f oMs u ", DEC. ], l660. uo3aeolms
DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
g. I. Wild, formerly Tuner of.~
x.sS f.s sSa s .Os's q q Il Wis
BIO. Piano Store, l91 nth street, between Pa.
evepue md street. still gives especial attention
tuned and Tor sale. Pispos for sale, rent, 81 or.
cosoee. se 0ly
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E0RsALB-As six room FRAME HOUSE on oh
Ne" rerf and {: .l lsss ; q
& q D.s.s =
H9R RH.TA ten room sn1 ssIok
az sS. sA street S''"is1 sPs so siP reason
de,s.t New York avenue s ana HiH Mini Il.
EOR RENT.A BRICK HOUSE, Ct ten rooms,
on the south side Of street between iith aud
an: and ;oS
per month: in sdy.nes FITCH 2 FOX,
a:s.f' :ss o Act Fo:: Ono.
LOB BENT "A Rare Chance to secure central
.sssy sa,S
LODGING rooms, studios. light printing. engraving.
:.nss. y.
sseh: h sd,sas.: I've. front ssd bah, fer Go
most cssirs location. The best air aud the as.s
view si IN ,t the city Address Box 80, Star Office
" furnished Rooms ss sss sth street, bet8ssn
hs ana ,seets inst north 10th S5 os!vsry Baptist
Tor RENT-A frst class HOUSE; on iith near
street. Inquire ct the corser Of lith and
streets. de 2s-eolm
FOB SALE OBJ RENImThs DWELLING and
Thomas Woodward. in Georgetown, on West
street exten ded and Rock Greek; possession given
on the first day Of Jan ,ary next FOR terms apply
to q IbOMkS WOODWARD. IN the premises
or WIN WOODWARD, ASA 9th street.
de 5eodtjl
A VALUABLE GARDEN TRACT FOR RENT
"a Is situated about two miles from the city
limits, on a 6ne road; contains about sixty acres
OF very fertile land In high state of cultivato
having been used for several years solely as gar
den There Is a comfortable Dwelling and Build
inRs. and the place is well wstered- To a good
tenant the place will be rented reason sbly Pos
session given In time for spring operations. For
terms apply to CLAGETT SWEENY. No
Market Space. de 10 cost
H Or RENT - The new three story BRIOK
DWELLING on street between LIST and ID
streets east being the sixth house from LIST street
OF the new row on Capitol HILL known Inele
Bow The house is roomy, and contains all the
modern Improvements, such % range, hot and cold
water, &C., &c. Apply to
Il. CARUSI, Attorney at Law,
no2l- 3taWd corner 5th and streets.
EOR RINT-A three story BRICK HOUSE and
Il cellar, with three-story back building attached,
containing thirteen rooms, with Potemac water
and gas throughout the building, No. 399 18th
street, between = and g streets west. Possession
given immediately, and to q punctual tenant rent
will be reasonable. Apply to GEO. W. PHILLIPS,
Deputy Marshal d O., City Hall. no l8-tf
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il ksure in the city, ct the fsctory o.
DEssxU q 90, wooev.ld saiidins, Pc. 6x51
avenue between 10th and llth sta ByerysuvSuv
instrument varrsatsd for I've years deis In
LII on TN POPULAR PATENT IDDI.
"A CIHIs and DYE 6TUfye Cas- be haA q y. K.
DOOLkY'e Dr1g Store, ssss ID street and Penn
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ONE PRICE TO ALL OUsTOMERsil

ONE PRICE TO ALL OUSTOMERs
Believing that We can show appreciation of
those who buy from us, in better way than b
figures to the.e Who hoe conisSs IL GU! e@srksd'
iSfofmstion to the respective trades which sustain
our business. We offer the following additional
INDUoEMINFs.
To customers Who bring EVIDENCE Of hsyins pu.;
ensssd from 90 TTSWE EI4 'Fivn D0LLARs'
We win furnish either Of the following. free 81
siosns Architectural tnonthly) Journal, for
Builders and Architects,
Coach Maker . Journal.
Tables Of Weisht;, Measures. and Capacity.
Or sny other msnthly Journal which the business
or taste of the customer may suggest.
NO s'.eoln JOHN B. ELvANs 4 90.
LAFI HAM THIS.
We have ct our new vsrerooms, No. 2A3 PENN
6YLvANIA AVENUE, between 18th and 18th
s1sS o sss os sale Il sSs S.s.ct 4
Please call and examine before purchasing.
R.W. HAMILTON . 90.
SASH sLisDS SS T.
AT BUILDERS DEPOT,
s6s sEvEHrH STREET,
deS II Opposite Centre Market,
lust REOKIvID IROM MADAME DIMOR.
Ter :s q b, v..
maHipa e.sentsd 70 ths lstsst style; Drss1cs cut
9Th sna Z street north. lntrsoos % street. -s'
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APPLEs, BUOKwHKAr, sYRUPs, &c.
Oc lbs prime NEW YORK BUCKwHEAr,
Is Ibis extra fine quality SYRUP.
Also,
Another cOnsier me Mt % those prime NORTH ERN
APPLES received and for sale BIZ
dels eodzw BROwSISG 4 MIDDLETON
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BOARDING..

RoARDING-0ne or two gentlem ,n or gentle
Room, with BOARD, at No SO a. street near
Maryland avenue. Terms, $50 per mon n de 29-2t+
TWO LARGE, PLEASANT, COMMUNICA-
fnrri.bsa % ho3Ms' OF 1st d9Sr, To- rsns
Northwest corner OF 18th and SITS. de21-3tr
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board
on moderate terms, at the Fletcher House,
Over p sils Auction store, corner of street aud
FIRST-CLASS BOARD. WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, T. be had on reason able
terms at 2le & street, between 18th aud 18th,
sh sl1a wax from most OF the public Offices.
THREE GEHTLEMEN Gan BE ACCUMMO
nd dsted with peatly Furnished ROOMS aud
BoAEe At No. 19s 4ta street, between street
walk from some of the Department. and the terms
are SIS per month for Room and Board. de29 So
FURNISHED ROOMS, EITHER WITH OR
40 81 s .ases rs at h M
IS Pleasantly located opposite Government reser.
yston; few steps from The avenue street cars and
one SQUARE from the street cars. 1t is a short
walk from the Treasury, War and Navy Depart.
msnts Table Boarders also accommodated.
ID furnished, for rent, with B5ARD, suitable Tor
one psrson; Price SIS light included No. 361
9TH street, between l and north. de rs St.
RQABpING.-A choice Of four comfortably
BOARi may be obtained al reasonable rates in
the house containing all modern improvements
avenue. Entrance on 10th street. de d ct
EOR BENT Three nicely FURNISHED
Il ROOMS, with or without Board. Apply at 5 s
New York avenue, corner of 10th street. de "a -6t-
ONE NEWLY .FURNIsHED BACK Pa dLO 3,
ROOM nm B.s nS s Tor I've; Per month pleasant
10Th street. debit.
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
IA. RUFF, Treas. J.B. BRYAN. PresY.
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
(Charted BY OonsrsnJ
PAYS INTERIsT ON DEPOSITS.
Bonds and Stocks, Gold and Silver bought and
sold.
Highest market prices paid FOR Land Warr.pt,
A full supply Of Revenue Stamps kept constantly,
On Aane. se ls-n
JAY COOKE . CO..
BAHF0
H1yfYIN1H STRHII, vrres'fI TzxAsu,v
Buy and % atcurrent market rates, ana
constantly on hand fall supply ofaIi
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
eEvEN-THIRTIEs, AND S0MPOUHp
INTEREST NOTEs.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., sxecutss
aud collections made on al accessible Points.
ssl-n
tIRsf NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
Il. D COOKE. tss Jay Cooke . 90. pr..,u.,s
WI. b. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
aovlRHnEsr DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT or THE unIrn
STATES,
lsn street. sS,osiss fAs 7Fssssry Dpsssmsss.
Government Securities With Treasurer Unit
States,
~ONB MILLION DOLLARS~
We buy and sell ell GLASSES Of 6OVERNMBR,
SECURITJESs ct current market rates.
FURNISH IXCHAN6E SD SsaLs 0bllsstss.,
n ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rHy
UNITED STATES
We purchase Governments Voucher on n.
MOST AVORABL1 TERMS. and dive or.
ful attention 70
ACCO UNITS OF B VSIN ESS MEN ~ IIRhs
end 10 any other business entrusted % n,
FULL INFORMATION In regard "a oOvlRH
H1AT LOANS at Ill times ehssrfully furnisasd
WI. 8. HUHTN0Tou, Gosh
Washington, March %. l00.
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To ALL WHOM II MAT OoHOERI,
pxpARyrr., an vr--,

A,p.soa h.siDS S DC. .S s1 s.a 80 ,ss
June l86g, for the Reissue Of The foilo1frS -
scr, n Land wsrrants, which ere ALLEGED % ksvs
tbsf = ~ ~ q asstseyeq.ckotiee b hereby givsa
Stsns nev csrtincats OF vs1 rsuf Of IKE ssSSr
s.@sS. seso, u no veno oepsction should tn
s' y. v. OOx, Ooumissionae
~ 10 w, TOT leo acres, issued under the act Of
~ eransed October ., 1885 January >. 1850 ~
~ ,or 10y acres, issued 1sder the act n
S.srh Scs, sy snc vss granted August n, isss.
No 9,l,s; Tor 80 acres, issued under IN, act oe
1sfcl >. Isss, In the name OF Lazarus TiI,ey ana
Wss srsnssa Augusts 1855. Mach Is 1852.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FoR LITTLE BALANCEs.
Posi- 0rricx DEPARTMENT,

FoSr OfFiCE VKPARTMENr,
WASHING TON, ID. c., Now mber !, 1883
merit until the 10th day Of January next. a. IL
&c Socn, for furnishing Letter B.s-ce, for
one year from and after the nrst day Of February
heHt, OF the following descrip tion. namely.
SesS 20 be ei snt ounce.
be required Alec. balances Of the same aggregate
tenn; " this class 50 to 100 may be reaai -ed '''
20. Balances capable OF weighing two poana.
svoiIdupois weight to be graduated to half GU
VI this class 1t is supposed 100 to l5e will be
Perfect correctness end strength aud durs-
putty viii be required In the balances to be furn
samples of each description Of balans es must &C
company each bid, and the bidder who NAV obtain
the cont acI will be required to furnish balances
ordered oil qualfty In all respee equal to the
! ach balance must be we'll and securely packed
10 box for trans portstion. and delvsrei free OF
o., where the came wifi be accepted If found to be
perfect and equal to the sam pies.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal s1f
bid.
Two sufi Gent sureties will be eqIired to con
tract.
failure to furnish the Balances as contracted
for promptly. or tie furnishing Of Inferior arti
Gle. viii be considered sufficient csase for for
ie,ture OF the contract.
Proposals FOR Letter Balances and dir -ctei to
the First Assistant Postmaster General, Wa hing
ton, %. ALEX. W. RANDALL,
no 9-law6w Postmaster General
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, December Is, 1873. (
] he time Tor receiving proposals. under the fore
going advertisement extended to the 20th dsy of
abnary, 1862 and such proposals Twill be rec lived
"e &c sffs o FsSD 1EGn Genera.
UNRnpT,I EOp u A prp - Nm n NJ Al 80
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NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP CoNPAs,

INV EXPRESS LINE.
NEW YORK AND wAsHINGToH srIAMS8Ip
COMPANY.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE.
TWEEN NEW YORK AND BHA
THE DISTRICT.
This Company will hereafter run two Steamer
aweek,
Leaving New York every "Wednesday NJ fam
And every Saturday 81 Il m
Leaving Georgetown every mouday &C .. m.
And every Thursday st IN
Freight received a. all times and forwarded &C
lowest rates.
JOHN r. DAvIDsoN, Agent,
81 Water street, Georgetown.
n. RLDRIDGE 90, Agents,
Alexandria.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
mar ST. 11s We'll street. New York.
THE ORIGINAL UNApULTERAT m
i GENUlSEJUE1PER TAR, known 20 All VINO
have used 20 as being the very best remedy f.r
Coughs, Oolds, and ell Throat aud Lug Disessos
Which have been 80 extensively eONafsrfstfsd.
nov eept for sale by ell the DrugRists and nav
be obtained IN any quantity from Mr. CHARLeo
6fOTTe W holsssle Dealer on P@unsylvsnis ave-
nue. Washis eton; or from any Wholesale Drug
efst 10 Baltimore. on accommodating tsrms He
sure % order none but that having on each phiaI
j. N. tORkEeTS likeness and Signature a. I
warrant nope other 70 be genuine. Prepsrsd
alone BY j. NJ. F0kREsT, ct the Drug tstoresof
CoLEMAH q RO0hRS
no ie-lm 113 Baltimore street, Bsitimsrs.
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Preservation of Leather.

A contributor to the Shoe and Leather Re
porter gives some valuable hints IN relation to the
preservation of Leather. The extreme heat to
which most men and women expose boots and shoes
during the winter deprives leather of vitality,
rendering it liable to break and crack. Patent
leather particularly, is often destroyed in this
manner. When leather becomes so warm as to
give off the smell Of leather, it is slnged. Next
to the smuggling caused by fire heat, is the
heat and dampness caused by the covering OF
rubber. Close rubber shoes destroy the life OF
leather.
The practice of washing harness in warm
water is very damaging If a coat of oil is put
on immediately after washing, the damage IS
repaired No harness is ever so soled that
damp sponge will not remove the dirt; but even
when the sponge is applied it is always useful
to add u slight coat Of oil by the use OF another
sponge.
All varnishes, and all backing containing
the properties of varnsh, should be avoided
Ignorant and indoIcnt h0stlers are apt to use
such substances on their harness will give the
most immediate effect, and these, as a general
thing, are most destructive to the leather.
When harness loses its lustre and turns brown,
which almost any leather Will do after long ex-
posurc to the air. the harness should be given
a new coat Of grain black. Before using this
grain Uldck OC tiIJAOuh'J
washed with potash water until the grease IS XII
led, and after the application Of the grain black,
oil and tallow should be applied to surface.
This will not only ''h4ten the color" but make
the leather flexible. Harness which is grained
can be cleaned with kerosene oil OF spirits Of
turpentine, and no harm Will result if the parts
affected are washed and oiled ilnmedIatey after.
Shoe leather is generally abused. Persons
know nothing or less about the kind Of material
used than they d. about the polish produced.
Vitriol backing is used until every particle OF
the oil in the leather is destroyed. 10 remedy
this abuse the leather should be washed once a
month with warm water, and when about hall
dry, coat Of oil aud t4llow should be applied,
and the boots set aside for u d4y or two. This
will renew the elasticity and lie in the leather,
and when thus used, upper leather will seldom
crack or break.
Band leather is not generally properly used
When oil is applied to betting dry, it does not IN
corporate Itself with the fibre, when partly
dampened with water. The best way to ola belt
is to take it from the pullies and mmersc it III 4
warm solution Of tallow and oil. After allowing
it to remain few moments, the belt should be
immersed in water heated to one hundred degrees
and instantly removed. This will drive the on
and tallow all in, and at the same time properly
temper the leather
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Bachelors Lament.

Returning home at close of day,
Who gently chides my long delay,
And by my side delights to stay!
Nobody.
Who sets for me the easy chair,
Sets out the room with neatest care,
And lays my slippers ready there?
Nobody.
Who regulates the cheerful fire,
And piles the blazing fuel higher,
And bids me draw my chair still higher?
Nobody.
When sickness racks my feeble frame,
And grief distracts my fcvered brain,
Who sympathizcs with my pain?
Nobody.
Then I'm resolved, SO help me fate,
To change at last the single state,
And viii to Hymens altar take
Somebody.
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The Cultivation of Forest Trees.

There is bill before the Massachusetts, Sen
ate presented by Mr. Fuller, the object of which
is to encourage the cultivation of forest trees for
timber and lumber, and for fuel. The main
feature of the bill is an exemption from taxation
Of such ground and trees for a period of years,
which vary according to the value of the tree to
be cultivated. 1t also authorizes agricultural
societies to offer premiums to cutivators of forest
trees, which has already been done in some in
stances, new growth of trees in Essex county
will in the course Of year be submitted to the
inspection Of the society for the premium Of 81 !,
600 made some ten years ago.
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The Southern Express Company,

For the transportation Of merchandise, ya a,
packages, specie, bank notes, bonds, &C., for o.! a
OF the South and Southwcst. in connection Win
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
have established their agency at - BKOAD""t
NEW YORK, where orders to call for goods 10 "
forwarded South VIII receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and vaIuables delivered 10 lIarnfe" .
Kipgley $ American and Emitted States Express' OBJ
panies, for the Southern Express Company, will re-
ceive prompt dispatch .a- 49, -,
For particulars rates Of freight, &C. &C., apply o.
the office of the Southern Express company a."
Broadway or at any other Office Of the Company.
January J, 1868. ..-..aa. ii. d. fLhNl, fres "
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1t Jas. N. Butts Store.

Only 50 cents per gallon for Kerosene Oil
superb lot OF Grits very line fer family use,
ground expressly for Us with the bran aud the meal
sited cut. Call and try them.
Five iIogsheads of best Bacon.
Lamps and Lanterns. Cali and look at the new
styles
Also, a lot Of Glover Seed.
An excellent article OF Euckwhcat Flour.
Don't forget that selling Iia: at cost--some
for low as 20 cents piece
JAS. \ BUTT,
March > 1868. Variety Store
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Lost Certificate.
LUMBER WANTED.

The Nccklenburg Mechanical Association having
purchased the property known as the Rudasill Ma
chine Works III this City, viii constantly require
large quantities Of Lumber, for which the market
price viii be paid, in cash, delivery. \ list Of
the various kinds wanted will be found below, VIZ:
1st--lcl Poplar and Birch, II and lG inches wide
Il in thick and 10, ID II and Is #. long.
2d--Sa me Lumber, width < length, in. thick
3D. Go do same length, and inches wide
Il inch thick. .....
4th-Walnut Lumber, same length, Il inch thick
ripped through.
5th-.ish Lunber, same length, J.! inch thick, ripped
through
6th-Pine Lumber !, II, u, Il and inches-clear
LUmber.
The quality Of all must be A No l; clear of loose
knots and wind shakes, and any not up to the mark
will be rejected by the inspector.
ROBT. F. DAT iDSON,
President II. NJ. Association.
Charlotte, \. C, Feb -, 1868.
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REDUCED TO $40 DOL!

We have been authorized to reduce the price of the
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO to Seventy Dollars per
cash, and Eighty Dollars on time with note and
approved securities. Quite large number Of
best farmers have already sent Ill their orders
One price to all.
We will sell limited quantity of Baughs Raw
Bone Phosphate at regular price, half cash and half
note, with approved security.
Genuine Peruvian Guano!
Thirty five tons received direct from Agent of con-
signers of Peruvian Government.
Fifty Barrels of Land Plaster in store and for
sale cheap HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS tC.
March %, 1868.
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AT DAVIDSON'S
Furniture Rooms, Charlotte. NJ. c..

W III be found 4 full assortment of -.-.-
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS D.
Such Bureaus, Bcdsteads. Bookcases Chairs
Cradles, Cribs, Desks. boards Side and Corner
Stands, Tables, Towel Racks, Warirohes Wash
Stands, Wire and Tin Safes, &C. Also, Moss, Cotton
and Shuck Mattresses.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES. supply kept on
hand. r. T. nlyiDSGN
Charlotte. March 80 1863 81.
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
Prompt and Reliable Companiei

The Enterprise Insurance Company Of Cincinnati
Ohio, with a capital of million dollars made lat
year $3.50 900, after paying over $tQ0,0U0 losses
during the year. 1t has assets amounting tC
81 .235, 900, and security by State law S2O0tH0O
This security consists in the Stockholders being liable
for double the amount Of their stock.
This Company IL always prompt in the adjustment
Of Losses, aud the low those Of any
good Company Call on the undersigned at City
Bank Of Charlotte.
March %, 1868. A. G. BRENIZER.
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State of North Carolina. Lincoln county.

State Of North Carolina, Lincoln county.
Court Of Pleas & Quarter Sessioas-I5. Session, 1868
Taylor {. Duncan VS. \ c. Boggs.
Attachment Levied on $50 Acres OF Land
1t appearing the satisfaction Of the Court, that
y. c. BcgGs. the defendant in this case, is non
resident OF this State il is therefore ordered that
publication be made, for SIX weeks, in the Western
Democrat paper published i'll the town Of Charlotte,
notifying the said {. Boggs to he and appear at
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be
held for the county of Lincoln the Court House in
Lincolnton. the Sd Monday in May, 1868, then
and there to plead answer repIeyy, or judgment
final viii be entered against h and the land levied
upon ordered be sold satisfy plaintiffs debt, in
tcrcst and costs Of suit.
Witness, W r. Clark, Clerk Of our said Court at
Lincolnton, Sd Monday of February. A. D., 1868.
l3-6w adv S101 v. CLARK. Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-05
Southern Express Company.

The Southern Express Company has complete con
munication with all Northern and Western STATE,
and is prepared to forward Freight, Money and va.
liable Packages safely and promptly. Mcssengg'
leave Charlotte daily, connecting at Raleigh wiz
Adams Express Company, and at Richmond WIZ
Adams' and HaIndens Express Companies.
letters viii be forwarded by this Company to'
points South and North having no mail facilitie'
- --as ...t -. W. p. HILL, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. !, 1868.