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SiCO LOCALS.

tehtraf0r.
Stepping into Littls6eld and TOwle's this
morning. We saw carriage which this enter
prisiug firm hal Just finished for Charles u.
Hsiues, esa., Of Biddefori. II Is called "par-
a.ol. !" or a ssun-shade," We forgot which, and
the zone ho-s-shay" Of autocrStio fame would
be nowhere beside IL. II 10 q model OF neatness,
elegance, beauty, strength and convenience,
and We didn't know whether more To admire
the skill VI our artists In carriages, orthe good
taste of OUT metropolitan friend. In pstronir-
ing them. Il is certain, however, that our
Saco carriage builders.-we won't mention all
their names. on account Of their extreme mod
esty,-are surpassed by none In the country
and whoever doubts thereof, can be easily con-
WINGED, that we are not telling all that might
ne said In their favor, u he will only visit their
establishment, and view the various specimens
Of thsi< handiwosS. -
.BosoAs O~i. -
Mr.. A. C. Tuxbury has bought out the lum-
Der yard of Mr.. A. II. Irish In Peppsrell Square.
where Ae will continue the business ~ former
iy carried ON by Mr.. Irish. While NC shall 30
.orry to part with Mr.. Irish and hope that he
will further here invest his enterprise rnd In
tustry, No arc glad 10 SO our young men To-
eating here and seeking ~ build up their ior
which q Young man may locate and do we'll
than in Saco. II he will employ the same tact
anil industry that he would necessarily use
elsrshere. II there are obstacles to overcome,
overcome them ifthcro are pred udices, root
them mp 10 there Are deal men lying around
loose, bury them; n there h work To do, do
Il. That 10 the way to succeed, and the man
ee< Il, Il he u willing to labor for and deserve
Il.
Nee York Cirews.
Tickets for this celebrated metropolitan es-
tablishmeut. which Is to exhibit here on Well
ne.iay Of next week. may DO obtained In nd
vance. without extra charge. at. 3. Loeses
bookstore in Saeo, and st i. Bsrnhsn's book
store in Biddefbrd. This arrangement will
tend generally TO the eonvenisuos Of visitors.
especially TO that Of ladies Who wish to visit
che afternoon exhibition. and dislike to 60 into
the crowd around the ticket wasvs-
Malta Street.
Charles Hill Esq.. has put mp IN elegant
three story frame building on the spot where
his former building vss burnt last winter.
The Clsavss store has bssn moved back to
the new line Of the strvst and thoss Of our eiti-
sens, who we're doubtful Of The ezpedieney Of
widening the street st that point. viii soon have
an opportunity To- judge Of its practical work
ing.-Ons thing % certain. that, aside from
convenisnos, the improvsmsnt In the mere ap-
pssranos Of ths street win repay . good part Of
the cost Of The operation
PeSestrtssisw.
The late exploits In this modern science have
Aimulatsd every bodyvhOss feet are not too
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WI. IIUDCUN,
Justice Of the Peace and Quorum.

Upon the foregoing petition and tho magistrate.
appoiutmcut VI time and place for taking tho dep
osItions therein mentioned, II being made TO ap'
near To mo that tho residence OF LSIle Jane Hall
Of Charles niwin Jameson and OF Alice May
Jameson, (otherwise Mary Louisa BartletD Is GU,
of this state OF Maine and 10 unknown, 10 10 Or
dsrsd, That the foregoing petitioner give notice
testimony aforesaid, by publishing . copy OF the
foregoing petition, statement, and notice OF the
M gistrate and this order thereon In the Union
the county Of York and state Of Maine) thres
weeks successfully. the last publication 70 be Of
least seven days before the 10Th day Of July, A. d.
is6S, that all persons interested therein may then
At tho Office Of VIM. Hobson, ESQ, which Is the
time and place appointed for taking sald dsp6si-
tions, and put any inquiries they may see dc, vi
do any other thing which they may by law DO au
thoriied " do. RUFUS P.rAPLfY,
Jus. Sup. Jud. c.
Ssco, June 10, 1868.
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sss = IL. z, ,;'TsPy c:S In e IT, w.

T , r Ill: ~ S';' 4Y casis fs
ken siei last October Min . lung compliant, ..
ccmpAniSa With, very seTisus cough, ~ d aftei
having ssea trsstsA 3 sunber Of weeks b, ths
Ss.; M; ne .sG ~ ssss
my frisnds expected thai i miAht die sny DAY.
having sstirAy dGraifsl OF ~ rseovsry ~
&. s:ss.s
from the commencement I have been gradually
recovsrisy, Ny couxI. has pew estireiy oesssa
have gained my hcsh and strength, and o., an
feeling quite we'll. .ttsibuts ths cure 70 phi
hsys tAksa 70 cher sssdtelns sinos SSmnenceu
tshing dat IVSy rs<pssifaliy vseis ,,,ru
MtLA A. SMITH.
Prepared by sETH N. FoWIE 4 SON. "a Ire.
mont street, Boston. and for salo BY druggists gen
erullv.T ." ' l y '-
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COURT RECORD.
Mar'e,pai csssrs.---nsidsfora.
BEFORE JUDGE JHLLHoS

June 9Th. Michael brady breaking and enter.
,ng store Of David Dsehiey.. lie Wa oaaght In
evidence being struaxly asaiast him, ysdgs Jslle.
,cn saksd him 20 give ball IN $50. f0r want Of
which he went 70 Allied ~ spend the sSmm6 =
oiss prssepses Bound over In the slm of 500,
and fes want OF which, he vas ssnt 10 keep CON.
nam ~ vim Brsdy 81 Aimed until ssPs.ns.s.
18th stephen wentworth, nr iadaiS'ny toc
costs. Amounting 10 ISIS, and corsslius Farley,
for ditto-an U. 90 and costs, amounsing 70 49,
Cornslius takinS into eonsidsrauon The haransss
four DAYS IN the week, concluded 70 ~ 70 Alfred
for thirty daya Corusllls u rather ahArd cess,
% when under The influence Of liquor he 10 aps 70
throw stones without regard 10 whsfe sasy ny
light. ..'
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In Dankruptey.

UNHIS II to give notice. That on the sixteenth
i day Of June, A. y. 1854 asarraat In Bank
rv npS1:,s Of bsr~,os. in he county Or yS,
stais Of Maine, Who has bssn sAjsdEsd Bsnirupi
on his own. petition. that the payment Of any
dssn and delivery Of any property bslouEing Il
fsr Of any property 81 Nm are iorSddsn 81 law
that 4 meeting Of the creditors Of the AID Bank
rupt, 70 prove their dsbts, and 20 choose one OF
1crs Assisssss Of his estats, will DO held q q
before J. II fesssndsn, Register, on the sixth day
OF July, A. d. 1853, Ut ten o'clock A. ~, Of City
Rooms. CHARLES CLARK,
Us. Marshal - t:::::ar'r' Dust. Of Maine.
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STATE or MAINE.

Wang q. June 18th, A. ID. 1863 In com
plance with tho request contained IN tn,
foregoing statement delivered TO mo by the sale
John Jameson, l have appointed aud do heieb,
appoint Tbsrsday the 10th day Of July, A. ID. sos
"illoe i'm Saoo, In tho county OF York and state o.
Maine, ms the place for taking tho dispositions O.
said John Jameson, Hannah A. Jameson, Domini
Gus Jordan. WIN. ID. Guilford and Susan n. prcntis,
for the purpose named In said stalemonti and
have ordered, directed, and caused tho notlce o
the time and place Of taking said dispositions. as
"ouired by Law, 10 DO given TO tho persons men
toned as Interested In the subject matter OF sad
netition. whose place of residence Is within thi'
STATE and To all those residing out Of this State
'"osS WM. HOBSON.
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In bankruptcy.

THIS Is to give notice that on the sixteenth
Il day OF June, A. ID. 1868, . Warrant In Bank,
ruptcy Was issued against tho estate of Nicholas
II. yAruey Of south Berwick In the county OF York
and state of Maine, who hiss been sd)udged y
bankrupt on his oun petition, that tho payment
of any debts and delivery OF any property belong.
The transfer Of any property by him are forbidden
by Law, that meeting Of. he creditors OF the
ssid Dankrupt " provo fhelr debts, and 70 choose
one OF moro Asslgnees Of his tate will 30 held ~
: Court Of BsnkIu ptoy, 10 BE- holden ct Blddeford
before J. d. fessendsn, Register, on tho slxth da y
OF July, A. ID. isSs. at Ten O'Clock 4. y. Of CITY
Rooms. CuAltLbS CLARK,
u.s Msrshsl, a. Messenger, Dist Of Maine.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In bankruptcy.

rTNHIS Is to give notice, That on the tenth
day of June, A. u. 1855, . Warrant In Dant
rufry vas ssuei against the estate 81 Aonlo
south Berwick In he County Of York and State % Maine
uho has bseu adjuigci BANKRUPT, individually and n
lhst he payment of any dsbs and delivery u any prop
ery heloens 20 such BANKRUPT. 70 him. br bis uss
su The trsnsr of any psvIry by him are cSbtiden b,
iau, thai meeting Il the cfcdnu q ne said Bankrup
IN rsyv, ti<r ,ieS<s and ehoose Assignee
al hs esate yin ie held at Court u DankruIScy, n
BE- hosSeu ii BddescrJ trfor ID. Ycssepen, Resster
On the arh day u July, A. D. 1885, q 10 ooet 4. H.
~" CHARLES CLARK.
avao u. & Marshai - Messenger, Diss. u Maine.
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brighton Cattle Markst.-Juns ~.



Pr,oes q Market Beef-Extn ST. 40 II t0j FRA quai.
ity Sl3 % 20 u s0 second q~ty ti2 70 % ~ ID unri
quality I'll so 20 lao -
Fcrs Of store Catie-working Oxen, v pair, $3.50
ID $50 40 Us Do - .
MlIsh Cows and Calves--$3s, 90, 6a, IS 10 100.
Ycarings so 10 20, two year ol1s $50 40 10 three
year oils SIS TO 90.
Western Fat swnc-Lvc, III v hi dressed, Isle v
ID.
Store IIogs-wholesaie, sldo &c v h Retail, o. % lie
Hb, - .
Columbia CON- Y spriox Pigs, II 10 1Ie&h
Fries " sheep AMI Lamts-ln lcts. ;. % %, W
each extra. 81 50 "a 81 On, or from to Tic ID.
Spring Lambs nj 81 % % 600.
Veal Calves-$3 a 10.
Prices efIIides, raiow anil skins--fIiles % olc v
h. TAlo~, 40 g Y H. Rin$l 70 a. 30 e'oh. Call
SKINS &c y n. Lamb skins, SIC % ,5c each.
Classification % Cattle and shecp-N. D.-Deef, extra
anil first quality includes nothing but the tst, large, h'
Oxen Sscond anil third quality includes Oxen, and two
anl three year odd Steers.
shrep-Eytn ipcisi e,ssts and when those q infsr'
&C quality arc thrown cut of the bot
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THIS Il to give notice, Tia. on The twelfth
II day Of June, A. D, 1898, . Warrant =
Rynss sSSouth Berwick In the County Of York and
Stsis Of Naine, who hes bssu adjudssd BANKRUPT
On his ovu fstition that The payment OF say
ds6S and delivery o. any propsIy bslonEins
trsnSfsr Of any properly By hin are forbidden
Sy isv : thal Z nssting Of the eredltors Of
tSs AID Bankrups 20 Prove their debts and 70
shooss one or mors Aslguees Of bis estate, viii Be
dsford bsforv James ID fe0enden Registsr, on
the sxth day Of July, a. ID. 1853, at zen o'clock,
A. NJ, 81 City Rooms ,,.,,
avtas o. 9. Marshal - Messenger. Diss. Of Hsias.
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Stnin,s aud Snnrral.
.-...s...lanasfprd II. q.

Han OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
~ AN. CO. ~ fAs w. a aes 4. ~ asd as = q.
~. "a Esss .. II 10 Al, ~ eM,n Is I'm.
sr;et :, u =, ParssesesA n.Asy, WsassetAy and
YvsaAy Il & - .. ~ LSoaa o>ns~ tnHrses only,
NsS x...s jss~ a. Esst q sss An. ssa 30 >. =.
kfe. fAs Wed - n =, ~ 80 ~ IN Smrr-
iek Il il1o 4. q, fssoeses1A, nseday. W~tsSiAy
ana Srsa.y . 49,. - ~ CIR. IaSr, n
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Joscph Ewaris aged q ysars n months ard II days
In South berwick, june Mrs, Harisos, wife OF hr.
Nathaniel Ilarison, Agrd II yenrs.
In Kit,sg, jane 10 Sarah daughter Of Mr.. Augustus
Sp,nney, aged II years.
In Cape Ehsabeth June Q. Mr. William Wheeler, aged
II years, . .,-...y,E.v b. 80. .
In css Esduct, June Z, Nchftabs, VIE y Elsara
FryuaS Of Yosr, sstri - years : ECN TgIt .
In watcrboro yuuc ~, anrr prptracted illness Of
with market patience aud forbearancc, WILLIAM A. Lule-
field, sssl u years. " me end fsdays, --pk,.Sd as
the dead thai die litie Lord !. ~ AlA IVA
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To ZEE WEAK. fHE WoRN AND TEE WRARY, tho
Editor Of the Boston Recorder ays, I'VE eau most
unhesitatinviy recommend the Peruvian Syrup, q
protected solution Of the pretoxtds of tron 70 sli
the weak, the worn and the weary, has ing richly
experienced lis benefits. IL possesses all The quail.
tiles claimed for k by its propristors ? 4
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Renoyating Resolvent.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

b Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry!
For the care OF ce.gAs, colt,, Bslssasss. <'th~s,
? isss~ss, crs.s, HAssssas csssA, B.sseAsa.
rrsti~s~iisas % csass.,tisa, <e- <e.
THIS great remedy Is 100 we'll known and Il per
ArminE too much good 70 make 1t necessary 70 70
into on elaborate discussion Of lis usrit. sufhes
u TO ~ tAat II sill maintains IL supremacy In
curing diseases o. the most obstinate character,
and that all who ssf5sr from the shove complaints
sfsr having tested this remedy, seldom have ooea-
sion V resort 70 other appliances 10 insure per.
ssct restoration " health.
unselisited Testimony.
cuxsrssrtsLD. N. H.. March %, 1851.
MESsRs> SETH W. F0wLE 4 SON,
GssrLsnES.-l issl In duty called upon psiss.
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To HE Honorable, the Justices Of the Supreme
Judicial Court In session at aired riihin
and for the county OF York and State of
Maine
Mary u. Durham Of K,ttcry, In said County.
vito Of william q. Burnham Of said kittery. re-.
specially libels and gives this Honorable Court
10 DO Informed that the first day OF February In
tho year eighteen hundred and sixty.hve.at Ports.
mouth, In the state Of New Hampshire, she was
lawfully married to tho said william q. Burnham,
and amer her marriage rs Aforesaid, resided and
cOhnbited with her husband, the said william o.
Durnham, within this state that she hath always
behaved towards her said husband, rs cliaste and
faithful wife. Yet the said william q. Burnham.
neglectlng his marriage vows and duty, wiliully
and without cause, deserted your lbelant, In the
month Of September, A. u. eighteen hundred and
sixty.hve and since that time hath not had any
Communication with her, nor has he contributed
anything shatever towards her support ana main
tenance since the thrtieth day OF March, A. ID.
1865 And the said Vim. u. Burnham now resides
In somo place without the limits OF this State. un.
known % your llbcllant. And your libellant AYERS
that q divorce from the bonds Of matrmOny be-
tween her and her said husband would be reason
able and proper. conducive to domestic harmony.
consistent with the peace and morality OF society
and of great advantage to your libcllant. where
fore she prays that o divorce from tho bonds vi
Inatrimony between her and her said husband, the
said WIN. q. Hurnhain. may be decreed by this
Honorable Court, and that such other proco may
be had In the premises as TO said Court shall seem
meet and just Dated Mt sald kittery the nine.
teenth day Of May. A. ID. eighteen hundred and
sixty eight. MARY T. BURSnAh.
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state of Maine.

WORK, IS. At the Supreme Judicial Court
i begun and held at Alfred, within ind for sal,
county Or York, on the third Tuesday OF May, IL
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-eigit. Upon the foregoing libel, Order
si, That the Llbellant give notice 10 the sSid VIM
q. Durham to appear before tho Justices 81 oul
said supreme Judicial Court, 70 bs hold q Alfred
within and for said county OF YORK, on the th,Ia
Tue.Iay OF September next by publlshlny IN a.
tested copy Of said libel, and this order thereon
three weeks Excessively In tho Union 4 Journal
the last % be not less than thirty day.
at lesst beiors tho sitting VI said Court, that he
may then and there In our said Court show caute
II any no have. why the prayer of said libel should
80, Aiftsf, IT. HAIRPlELD, Clerk.
s. Cn. Ltrus copy Qhs Petition aHd ordt'
,ns s" Court ,a,,s.i Il. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
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NY WHY'S CHOICE. AND THE WHOLE
fsinily prefer 10. Mas. q A. ALLkxs Inraovsp
lar. lWS
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.y'e,p .2drcrst scssici,ts.

York %. Five Cents Savings Institution
DEPOSITs made in this Bank ON or before
DJuly 9th will be put on interest Juiy LIST.
The dividends for several years past hayo been
sir per cent. year, free of0overnmeut tax.
Open during usual banking hours at rooms o.
the First National Bank.
IE0RGE X. SMALL, Trcasuvr,
DlddsfDrd June 18th, 1S6asf H' =, 3w2G
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REMOVAL.

MISS ANN d0RDAN has removed her
lNI Millinery, Fancy and English foods and
Hair work To No Adams Block Market 81 iii'
defori, where sho would 10 pleased to greet Of
former patrons. 2ou
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-, F"pssr Toms s'ooid.s
How warm % s'sr tho senisi saa -
May look In Kindness on the earth,
In Tom Jones' veins no cheering warmth
Dispeis the gloomy sorrow Of his soul.
Dyspepsia. like the goblin, hunts him down,
Asss. grim chamberlain, lights hts- To heds
Whila DsllpeS. yiitiyo, and bea,lsshsdire
With dercer aches combine 10 make hun groan,
Harkeu, Thomas, 10 Instruction.
For all thy ills . remedy 10 found.
A Panacea, certain, pleasant, sure, Il
PLANTATION BIugRs-S. T.-tseo-x,
A wondroas Tonic made by dc. Drake.
We presume "Poor Toms case Is not worso than
hundreds who arc cured daily BY this wonderful
medicine.
MAascLil wAruR--A delightful toilet artieie-surc-
rior W Cologns, asl st half the price. 33-2w5
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General .4Iperftsc,me,,ss

HILLS RHEUMATIC PILLS
q fair trial. Is not cured. Any person subject to
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Gout, or Painful Menstru-
alton, box Of these Pills will 10 sent tree. Please
Est, SAFEsT, and SUREsT Addrcss q. A. Hill.
Portland. DR.. A. BACON. Sole Agent. lJmj23coii
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DIED.

Ir Notices ~ deaths not exceeding SIX lines, inserted
rec above that number. ut regular advertising rates.
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In Bankruptcy.

uss U.s. M.nh.i - Messsnsrr, Dsi q Mains
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-06

THE Court OF Claims bill became iaw Sat-
urday without the Presidents signature. Ii
enlarges the power ofthat court and abolirhes
the Offices Of the solicitor and his two sssIs
tants. II also legislates Buckley out Of the
office and authorizes the President and Senate
to appoint two assistant attorneys general
who, with their chief, shall do alI business
for the Government In the Supreme Court and
Court Of Claims.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Is to have its history printed,
The author, Hon. James W. North, formerly
mayor the city, has been many years prepaf.
hight.
=, THE general manager Of the bankrupt Eng.
lish railroad compsny-the London, Chatham
Doyer-by percentage agreement, gets
some $4,000 year out Of the road, or nearly
three times what solvent roads pay for the
same service.
A NOVEL nautical race came off neal
Cologne, on the Rhine, a few weeks since
namely-that OF gentleman on water shoes
against tiN-oared boat, The distance wal
mile up stream and back, and alter a close
race the boat won by a tribe.
ALBosI Is In Paris and Rossini has dined
her.
A GIRL In Chicago died, on Wednesday, from
swallowing the point Of q needle, which broke
OF while she was picking her teeth with It.
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ANOTHER OUTRAeE.-On the 10th ult., at
Winona, MIMI, = man named z. q. Neal
caught his wife and N. b. Fisher, a printer, in
criminal intimacy in = bedroom in the form
er's house. Armed with pistol, the husband
hred four shots, three Of them taking effect,
as Fisher fed from the house, when he fell,
and Neal battered the wounded man with a
club. BY some means the latter escaped to
swamp, where he passed the night In tor
ture, and died Of his wounds next day. From
letters found by the coroner among the effects
OF Fisher, II appears that he was q married
man, hisw wife residing at CORY, Erie county,
"a, and has two little girls, whose childish
found q roll Of bills amounting to el4l. II
also appears that he has brother ct Rockford,
IlMnols,
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ANOTHER HORRIBLE MURDRR-A most
atrocious and oldblooded murder was COM
mitted in Raleigh, Tenn, the other day. One
evening John Lanahan came home intoxicated
and commenced abusing his wife, when q visi-
tor at the house, Captain Matt. Dryer, inter-
fered and knocked him down. No further
denominations were made on either side, and
the party retired to rest. Early the next
morning, however, Lsnahan arose, dressed
himself, obtained an axe, and left the house.
He cut wood a short time and then returned,
bringing the weapon with him. He proceeded
btealthily to Dryers room. Carelessly walking
to Dwyers bed, he suddenly raised the axe and
dealt the sleeping victim a powerful blow.
The sharp weapon was buried to the handle
10 the Captains meek, nearly seyering the
slant death. The murderer cooiiy threw the
axe, dripping with blood, over his shoulder
and returned to his wife's apartment, care
fully washed and redressed himself, putting
on clean shirt, and left the house. The
alarm was quickly raised, and soon after the
murderer was placed In confinement and now
awaits trial
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
vs. 1890 Equity DOeketa
VS..
Rita TrIay

Afbpry Lloyd, Trustee in this cause. having re.
ported that he had sold part Of lots mo. % In
square mo, SOD with the Improvement, to Daniel
hswiagsfoI 81 50, and part OF lot mo 81 in square
lN9, 500 with tho improvements, 10 John 4. Har-
rel for u 0t5 (belng the same property described
IN the proeeedlngs,) pursuant TO the decree, and
with the terms OF sale,
u this ga day o. June,A D., 1868. ordered by
the Court that the said sales be- and the same are
hereby ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary IL shown on or before the lih day Of July
1858 provided copy Of this order be published Ia
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN once week for three
successive weeks before said day,
A true eopy-test A, u, OLIN, Justice,
u. ]. MBIas, Clerk. (ioA-w3W
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The Richmond Dispaieh has the following:
The young ladies boarding-sehool from FL.
mira, New York, arrived in Richmond yester-
day on the steamer State Of Maryland. After
break fasting on board, the young ladies, to the
number Of about fifty, rode up Main street In
coaches, provided by Mr.. J. ID. Harvey, to the
capitol. Their appearance In the rotunda
caused great sensation among the spectators
at the Phillips trial, and the court>room was
almost deserted by all save those whose at
The excursionists, many OF them armed and
equipped with eye glasses and notebooks,
and wearing "sundown hats" with the flaps
tied fat to the face, marched In double file
through the crowd and up the steps to the
Senate Chamber, then In squads to the OBJ
servatory, inspecting everything with the eyes
Of experienced tourists. After satisfying
themselves with view OF the late "rebel cap
itel," they scattered themselves about the
park, some looking at the monument, Others
around the Clay stAsue, and others again In
curing OF the bystanders in regard to Rich.
mond during the war, etc. The negroes seemed
to be objects Of special curiosity and interest,
as they were unprepared to see so many.
Later in the day they visited various noted
places, and attended a ball at a city hotel at
night. They leave Richmond this morning
for City Point.
The Richmond turner's propose to leave
Richmond tonight for Washington, with a
view OF participating In the annual celebra-
tion of the southeastern district OF their as
ISOLATION, which takes place on the 9th, It'll,
and sth OF July. They meet at Sauer's hotel
at s o'clock this evening.