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A Card.

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Mr.. EDITOR: feel it duty I owe to my
people, the country and myself, to publish
this card. A few days ago, was informed
by friend that false and scandalous re-
ports were in circulation againt me, viz:
That was engaged, in connection with my
mercantile business, in selling spirituous
liquors; and also that was the father of an
illegitimate child of mulatto girl, which L
partly raised in times of slavery-or rather.
that this girl reported this. I positively
declare these reports to be false; and if this
girl, who is not near here has thus report
ed, she was Influenced by some other per
son, who thereby expects to be Sheltered. for
we have her affirmations to the contrary.
These reports are circulated for some fiend-
ish purpose to shield others, to injure me
as minister of the Gospel, as an officer of
the Probate Court and my business in trade.
L am prepared, calling God to be nv
.judge.) that these reports are base, corrupt
fasehoods. / feel that Iihave my faults as
other men; but have heretofore endea-
vored to pursue an honest and straight-for-
ward course in serving my country, both in
an ecclesiastical and civil point of view, and
shall so continue, against all the fiendish and
devilish falsehoods that may be circulated,
until my friends say sit is enough Per-
haps some of my friends may think ought
not to have made this public; but I want
the public to know that these reports are
false, and that they are published for fiend-
ish motives, and, at the proper time, with
the proper information and persons, we will
try what virtue there is in civil law for
slander. My consolation is, that the day
is coming, when the unerring Judge of the
Universe will properly decide these matters,
and will award each one their proper dues.
REV. A. EFIRD, Probate Judge S. G.
MAY 25, 1862
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, May 26-This morning. IS
Republican says the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, yesterday, appointed twenty
Assistant Assessors for the First Louisiana
or New Orleans District, upon the recon-
mendation of Assessor Joubert. Most of
them are colored men. Noise and Abel are
retired upon the recommendation of leading
business men and citizens.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 1896, 600.
The Union Pacific Railroad has organ.
lied. Oliver Ames, President; John Duffie.
Vice-President; John G. M Williams
Treasurer. Nearly all the Directors are
Massachusetts, men,
Hoar decides regarding New York legis-
lation enabling national to become State
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TEzIaHzsea-Ea-A O.
Foreign News.

PANS. May 26. The Orleanist and mo-
derate Republican candidates have been
beaten everywhere. The radicals carry
Paris and Lyons. Theirs and Jules Favrs
have been defeated. The new Corps Legis-
latif will be composed almost entirely of
Government and radical members. Tran
guilty prevails throughout the country
The Government majority is larger than was
expected.
LATER.-The French elections have re-
snlted l96 Government; 26 opposition mem
bers, with 48 districts unheard from.
An assassin at Leghorn killed the Aus
trian Consul, Col. Grenville The crime
was prompted by revenge.
France and Italy has completed arrange
ments for the evacuation of Rome in Sep
tember.
LONDON, May 26.-The volantc won the
Royal Yacht Race. Time-.seven hours and
fifty minutes.
HAVANA, May 26.-Dulce has decreed the
seizure of horses in eight jurisdictions, to
prevent their falling into the hands of the
insurgents. The Parett has arrived at
Kingston, Jamaica, after landing an expedi-
ton in the Bay of Nip.
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Richland---In Equity.
JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER.

Edward knsier and Henry kinser, Executors
of J. j. Kinsler, us Amelia B. Kinsler, Mary A.
Holmes, et al
NDEK decree of the Circuit Court, sitting in
on the first MONDAY in June next, before the
Court House, in Columbia, between the hours of
II o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ, the following
tracts of land to wit
No; L. The right and interest of the late John j.
kinsler, (being theilife estate OF P. Bof in the
tract OF land in Eichland County, known as pal
mira, ," containing 341 acres-bounded by lands of
Barsh, Dukes, Bull, Crews and others.
NO. 2. tract of land in Lexington County, con-
tanning seyenty-six acres-bounded by lands of
Guignard, Mayrant and r. n. Lewis.
Terms OF SALE.-Tract No. / cash. Tract No. 8
one-third cash, and the balance on credit of one
and two years; secured by bond and mortgage of
the premises sold. Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. d. b. MILLER. C. G. p
May 16 n,th
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

PY virtue Of writ of .teri fdcias, to ME di-
D rected, will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
June next, in front of the Court House, in Colum-
bia, within the legal hours:
All the right, title and interest of the Defend
ant II. w. Adams, III the tract of LAND known as
the "Howell Traot"-bounded by the lands of
John p Adams, Weston, Hopkins and others;
beng tho tract conveyed by n. Bynum to James
d. Adams, deceased; supposed to contain sixteen
hundred acres; levied on as the property of H. W.
Adams, at the suit Of Robert N. Lewis ys H. W.
Adams; Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C.
May 10 thin
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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue Of writ Of feri facias to me directed,
!, " will sell, on the first MONDAY and TUES
DAY in june next, at the house occupied and used
as bar room by the defendants, on Assembly
The entire Stock in Trade, consisting of one
Srge M1rror p lot Of Pictures, Clock lot Of
one Office Stove, one Cooking Stove, Chairs. iot
Crockery, and one Hog, levied on as the property
OF r. Carri and f. Michaelis, at the suit Of E. &
+. Michaes. ~
Terms cash. P F. FRAZEE s r q
May % NH
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SheriH7s Sales.

PY virtue of sundry writs of feri facias to me
- directed, will sell, on tho first MONDAY in
June next, in front Of the Court House, in Column
bia, within the legal hours following property, viz:
The HOUSE and LOT in the city of Columbia,
containing two acres-bounded on the North by
Medium street; East by Wayne street; South by
the property Of A. r. Phillips, at the suit OF CITY
OF Columbia, for taxes.
ALSO,
The House and Lot in the CITY of Columbia.
bounded on the North by - Hargrove; East by
Wayne street; South by Anna Sharp's lot; and
West BY W. $. Rowe; levied the property OF
taxes. ava
May 16 NTH P F. FRAZEE. 6 r O.
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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue of writ of .feri .facias, to me
~ directed, will sell. on the FIRST MONDAY
IN June next, in front of the Court House, in Co.
perty, viz:
All that vacant lot of LAND on the corner OF
Rlcha and Laurel streets, in the city of Co.
bounded on the North by Laurel street; East by
Richardson street, South by lot formerly ofCharles
BECK; and on the West by Assembly street. Le-
We'd on as the property Of John Harrison, Sr. at
the suit of N. A. Peay Us. John Harrison Terms
cash. P f FRAZEE s. r. O.
May 9 NTH
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banks, that it is not. within the power of
the Legislature of New York to aiter,
modify, add to or diminish the powers, du-
ties or liabilities created in or conferred
upon banking association established un-
der an Act of Congress-.
j. w. Mason, Collector, has been ap-
pointed Judge Of the Cape Town Court ar.
bitration, established under treaty for
suppression of the slave trade.
The initial steamer of the line from New
York to San Domingo sails June 2.
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SPARTANBURa ITEMs.-FoUND DEAD. -
Mrs. Patsey Erwin, who lived in the West
ern part of this District, was found dead in
her bed several days ago. A jury of inquest
was assembled, and they gave verdict of
death from an unknown cause"
A SEVERE SToRM.--We learn that de-
structive storm passed through the West
ern part of this District. several days ago,
demolishing fences, blowing down trees
and several out-houses, and washing the
lands, greatly to the damage of the growing
crops The storm, in width, covered a belt
OF about quarter of mile, which is dis
tinctiy traced by the fallen timbers, nearly
all OF which then standing in its track now
lie on the ground.
INFANTIc1DE.-We are again called upon
to chronicle the occurrence of this inhuman
crime, the fourth instance within the last
two months-alI colored. This case oc-
CURED in the Western part of this District,
at Ellis Furnace. The child (colored) was
found in mill-pond, on Cherokee Creek.
An inquest was held, but no facts developed
which fastened the crime upon any one.
Spartanburg Spartan.
General Joseph e. Johnston is named as
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TWICE A WEEK.
OPENING GOODS
w M. ID. Il O " q IS
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

Main street, under Columbia Hotel.
ID pECE1vING regularly TWICE A WEEK by the
III steamers from New York for Charleston, new
lines of Goods, thereby adding 10 our attractive
stock stock OF Dress Goods. Hosiery, Gloves, En-
broideries, Laces, White Goods. Corsets Hoop
Towels, Crash, sheeting in Linen and Cotton,
Homespuns in White and Brown. Linen Hand
kerchiefs, Gents White Linen Shirts, Bosoms.
Collars and Cuffs, Cassmeres, Dinims, Checks
Stripes, Ticks, Perfumery, Pomades, Notions, &C.,
&c., all OF which will be sold at popular prices.
W. d. LOVE, Main Street
May 2 Under Columbia Hotel
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
American Life Insurance COMPANY.
OF Philadelphia, Pa, December s1st 1860.
~ made to the Honorable Comptroller General
OF the State of South Carolina: -
Paid up Capital. Observation-Disclosures. $500 600 90
Real Estate owned by the Company. 5 81. .67s OF
Loans on Mortgages. Observation-Disclosures. S9576 6G
Bonds, Stock and other Securities . 891 ole SO
Cash and Cash Items. .......... 65 7O2 O2
Loans on Stocks and Bonds. ...... 1I2O37 65
Interest, Premiums and other property 775,476 So
Net amount Of all Assets SO, ,325, ,4e2 0s
LIABILITIES.
Unpaid Losses and Claims. .... S SIS, ,72O 90
Reinsurance Fund. observation-disclosures. ]. 1.249 ISL 60
Total Liabilities Except Capital
STOCK. ..:::..::..... 81 ,3O4 ,s7l g.
Cash received during year 81, Ills, $50 90
EXPENDITURES.
0ASh expended n,scr1,;:ror: 671's57 &c
Policies in force end of year, No. 10, $780,
Net amount in force end of year. . s24 759 9O1 so
No: Policies terminated from all causes, No l. 400
Net amount terminated from all
Witness tho corporate seal Of i. said Company and
the official signature Of the President at Phila.
delphla, this seventeenth day of May, A. D.
1869.
= [L.s.] A. wHILDIN, President.
sworn and subscribed s before me this 18th day OF
[L.s.l W. W. DoUGHERTY, Alderman.
aS- Agents wanted in every town, village and
hamlet We are prepared to offer unusual in
ducements to live men who mean business. Tho
American III has SUPERIOR as s shown by its age
s''A'' 'H" : ''Dl&lf cAipWELI 5&Rzi L & BREMzER.
General Agents for North and South Carolina
Office First National Bank Building, Charlotte,
N. q. May az 3*
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United States Internal Revenue

Asst ASSESSORS OFFICE, 1sr D1v., 3D DIST, g. c.,
May %, 1862
HAVING been appointed Assistant Assessor of
IL United States Internal Revenue for the Ist
Division, Sd District of South Carolina consisting
OF the Counties of Richland aud Lexington, rice
=. ID. Baldwin, promoted, I hereby give notice
subject to taxation under the United States Inter
nal Revenue laws, will hereafter make their re-
turns 10 me. ]. f. ENSOR,
Assistant Assessor
Office at the store of Leaphart & Sloan. corner
May 26 "'
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a n @ tie N sales,
W. T. WALTER, Auctioneer.

WILL be sold at public auction, at IL O'Clock. on
SATURDAY, the 2sth day Of May, 1869, at the
Office of tho Disbursing Officer, Bureau r., F.
lowing articles Of Government property:
FOUR HORSES, Cart, 1 set Cart Harness.
Horse Equipments, Forage and Office Furniture.
Terms cash in Government funds.
Property to be removed Immediately after sale.
Nav &c 1890
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Funeral Invitation

The relatives and friends of MARIA WARING
(colored) are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral services, from the residence of MIR. L. T.
Levin, Washington street. at 10 o'clock, THIS
MORNING.
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c. & S. c. and O. G. A. R. R. Co.'s General
Freight and Ticket Agents Office.

OOI1Ouf111zA, %, I1Af Z, ISUJ.
Es.Esss9 E5sssz @rGEspa9 oN aHd .,uan after
DAILY ACCOMMODATION TICKETS will be sold
at all First Class Agencies these roads to other
stations, from which persons can return same day
aJ- Tickets good only for train and date for
which sold. -aa
G. BOUKNIGHT, Superintendent.
Agent. Nav o. IN
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Columbia Building and Loan Association.
A MEETING of the Shareholders of this Asso-
"A citation will take place THIS EVENING, the
27th instant, at the Independent Fire Engine
Hall, at half-past o'clock. Shareholders are
called upon to be prompt in attendance, as busi-
ness OF Importance will be transacted. BY order
Nav 81 G. r. BERG Secretorv
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To Rent.
~ THE commodious COTTAGE HOUSE,
Nm containing II rooms, situated on Pendleton
.ail.A street, near the South Carolina University
On the premises is an excellent well of water
For further particulars apply to
A. II. MONTEITH,
May ~ t3 At the Internal Revenue Office
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General Joseph e. Johnston is named as
candidate for Mayor of Savannah.
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evening has the following:
fishtoun.-There were more people at Fish
town this morning, and more vessels there. and
more stir and apparent liveliness than during
any preceding morning this season. and from
Appearances the fishery Of 1859 will be as sue.
cessful as that OF many previous years. The
country demand has not set in yet, and il il
were TO commence at once the supply would
probably not equal the demand, for the receipts
from the shores as yet continue light.
The Henderson RobbeTy.-The REORGANIZATION
OF Tnomas Arring ton, alias Tuft, and Wilson
Blackburn colored, for the assault upon and
robbery of Mr.. Willis Henderson. at his rest
dence in Fairfax county, a short distance below
this city, some weeks since, was held vcster-
day evening. before Justice Lewis The par
ties were held in the sum Of $500 each for their
appearance at the same place on Mondoy, the
18th inst, for another hearing.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In GesrxetsWn.

STOLE A OARPkr-Wm. WArneld, charged
with tue i.rcei y Of a carpet the property of
Enz"hsth Curtis, was sent 20 Jail tor court by
Justice Buckley. Warh-id sdmitte that -
wit 10 Mrs.. Carts' house, stole the carpet
thereircm, and after ward sold it
Rsv. A. A. z. TASL,R, pastor OF Bridge
STREET Pr-sny'sr,sn Church, has r-tarned I'd has
charge her., after Abeenc- Of two WEEKS.
and will occupy hs u-ual place on the Sab
In tto-u orrowl, reeumirg hi. Interesting aud
instr net We lectIres On Old Testament clarac-
ners. The subject q his lecture to.morro "
evening will be '.the life of In ocn"
DRovKks' REsr.-rne market yesterday Wa
qnte active We ouo,s:-30 held Of cattls, A.
80 5Oas 81 per luo pooads net; 100 sheen, at ga
$50 Per Ho pounds net; 20 hogs. at si3 par 1 u
pounds net; and ~ cows ana calves, Ut x3OalU
eat n.
TIE FLOUR MARKBr-The following prices
for -four bsve rul-d during the week George
town Family. .50st2 s.: Extra, SAFE su-
per fpe, s6a6.75; canal Family, SIOalI; Extra,
S5sS; Super noe, 90.
ELkcTIoN OF OPYIcRRe.-Potomac Division
Junior held stated meeting last evening and
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year w. p, W. 7 Lunrord, Jr; W. A., las.
Collins, r. s., H. A. O'Br'eD; A. X. s., X NJ
Sparks: +. =, b Kurz; Treasurer, r. n.
Daw' Chaplain, 4. II M stiingIy.
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GOV ERNMHNr SAIL

At the Augusta Arenal. rear Augusta. Ga on
the slst DAY OF prii 1859 CONNIE scinR 10 clock
n, the following arti les will be sold ss public
% 90 he, Unfn,shed fmin cake) Powder, Con
aersfes states manufacture, Augusta Mills,
!!So A.. BI.s,ins Powder, damaged.
$40 Ids. wrought Iron ecrap. Axles and Tires,
Obtained from breahipg mp gun carriages.
DGt be CAST lrsu scrap
20 Lbs Csst Iron Field shot and Shell.
sos lbs: 6unboat Iron Plates. 25sx7xs 10 feet
~ lbe. Scrap Brass
il0n ibs sheet Tin. damaged
AZ lbs. Tyre Metal.
~, lbs. " oolen Rags.
SO It's Cotton Rage.
2l2 av.ry and A rtillery Blankets worn and dam.
7o.s: Untitled Canister Tins and Cartridss Bo,
Tins.
7OyloO yards OF Gray Webbing. one inch wide. f,r
manufacture OF halters and reins; new ami Of
tao0 yard. cf the zane, two inche. vide
$50 eros, White Bone Button Enslfsh mapufac.
ture. new ard 81 good quality
sosross new Iron Buckles ssd r nss, for Har-
20 Cnizens' sscdle.. with . large lot Of Haitsrs,
Brides, Spurs, &C
Traces, Hames Breast straps. Breechings,
1t Of. spare implements and Equipme uts, Tools
10, of cid Machines apd worn out Carpenters,
Blschsmitb.' and s,ddisrs T,os.
lev old Carbipes, Musk Is, with Q lot Of spare
parts aad akper dsges for tn. same
Catalogues of the above sores can be obtained
nom the Ordr sDce Office. sshis ton. from the
Commandips 0ffcer, FrADkf re Arsenal 4 ear Phil.
sdtiphis; from Gel Crisren. Drdns1ce Agency,
snd 70 ON the updersiened
Terms tash stores 10 be remoyed within ten
capt. Of Ordnance, Byt. Lieut.. Col U. q :, Dom
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RfJ. b; WHEFLER 4 CO., Aucuoneers
- no Oh Louisiana avenue, bet 9th and Tth 81,
opposite Seaton House

IL =, MhhSLER CO., Aucnoneers
opposite Seaton House.
EXECUTORS SALE OF THE VALUABLE
Pr1.;ssS"s TIE LATE ALrk ipH LEE. b.
a. By virtue of the las, will Of AKred Lee. Dc
se sno convey hs He. s sns t s9I,
sgass Of h b. 2; Con-
sg' pIes'IIbips the terms Of sale l will selI. o
mill; %a, snc, ;nd term hsreinsfsr a nt,oned .,
hour DESIGNATED for each sale the following vale
70 :e the e; 80 hat CSC.
or A'f s.. ne .s 4 &C ,g
. on ns one 81 and
1s o I'D Of PSpisr street .1d ninety 800 feet
H u... one pSS By tqr two
o,e Old ,wo:stcry Frame House. THIS lot viii be-
s%te ~ Subdivision TO be sho vn en- day Of sale,
wn,cb VIII CONFORM as near az may be 70 front, &c,
OF tie hou ses
4 ons hundssd and at 81. oe S ss.
editIoI 2, e. fronting sixty !eo feet
sid. q a9e sr ss fsss
iy "a St;%ss S Frame hsnse ,...
e Los on. handred a. sns w. elSek
70 B addition 81 to fronting thirty
DunbaIton and Beaii street, By sixty s6oI feet in
I'm the "a Nh Day at 50 O'Clock D. m =, D ARTS
o. Iots one hundred and eighty three lis3) and
to Georeetown, bounded as follows Beginning Of
the southwest corner Of Bridge and Green streets.
aid running thence on the south line of Bridge
sutel vest tSenty -four 24D feet, the south and
Farsnei with Green street ninety 90 feet to ten.
toot vice alley opening into Green street: thence
9th said alley east twenty four t2D feet TO Green
street, snd thence with the west line Of 0reep
P,ss IrsIorsd Sy large new two story and
Terms OF sale: One third cash, bs1snce in equal
inst ,1ments at six, toD twelve (l2D and eighteen
i'eD months; said balance to bear interest from
cav of safe and to be secured by deed of trust on
tie pFeniats.
o. . hundred dollars down on each piece OF pro,
erty " hen the same ie bid OF
Convey ancing and stam q at purchaser or pur.
chaseIs cott yN0: II. JOHNSON, Execr.
ap2 I'd b. wHEELKR CO., Auct'rs.
l{Y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown.
TRUSTEE SALE nFvALUABLE PROPERTY
ON IhE kiDGE ROAD AT AUCTION,
IA By virtue 6f . deed OF trust, dated July g.
E.U 1873, and rerOrced in Liber No. 563, foiios
423l, &c., enc Of the Land Records Of wash.
A.Iil II, At O'Clock , M. on the premises. the
House and Ground, being aboBt one half acre Of
land. located OF the east side Of the Ridge kosd
Iust north OF and near the road leading from
GeorEetoWn 20 the Little Falls. improved b. 2
: n: Frame bwsIlins House. Full description of
Terms: One half cash balance in six and twelve
months. etamDc and con vey ancing ct the cost Of
the purchaser. de posit Of 8 o. will be required
wh, n the property 10 epld.
DANIBL T. CAHILL. Trustee
ne 9o.eo4de faOMAS OOWLING, Auet.
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THB Potomac FRONT.-A cold, biting north
west wind prevails ts-day, and matters are
Gull end uncomfortable The steamer Arrow
Captain Stackpole, for Mount Vernon and
Marshalfs Landing, took down good list of
passengers. COM idering the temperature, and
the STE amtI Express, Nickel, left Berry's wharf
AZ an early hour for Baitim ore and intermedi.
ate points.
CATERS WhG6.-SIilet-Schr. Martha Col
Inns. Grover, for Georgetown, to finish dis.
charging lumber.
kti'y's WhdJ.-Arrived-Schr Union Sew.
art. from NOmni Cliffs, with wood for b. f.
CLARK. Sailed-Schrs. John =. Ravens, Lewis
Tor Gone river. with lumbsr and meTchandis >
Tor VIM Hughes: Jane and Mary, L7ndop,
down the river, light.
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"A RESOLUTION to provide for lowering a Dor
ton Of the water mains on Montgomery auc
Road 49,
Georgetown Advertisements.

|" HEDGE SrREBT PRESBYTERIAN
AS GHURCH Rev A. A. = Taylor, Pastor
Ihe nlpit will be occupied by the Pastor TO-
MORROW Subject for the eve ming di. COURSE
lie OF Anecn It,
NEW SPRING GOODS we are nov selling
GREAT BARG AIMS in Oh, ice Spring DRY
9OODe.especiaily I'm DkEsS 11ODS We invite
An examination OF our stock BENZ MILLEh
sp3 I'm. 1O1 Bridge street, Georsetown
Try THOMAS BOWLING, Aucf; Georsvtowp
ExCELLHNT AND NlARLY NEW HOUSE
hSLp pUkN!TukE AT AUCTION
"A On MONDAY MORNING. Arril sri n. 10
" o'clock l viii sell. without resar ! { wealth
er; AZ No ia III Ugh street, all the House
held furniture of q gentleman deelinins
6oussk e. ping. consisting Of
0ne walnut Marble top Chamber euite
walnut epring seat Chair and Sofa
walnut Marble top and other Tables
Excellent Brussels Carpet
Ingram Carpets. oil Cloth and Mating
OAK Extension Table and Chairs
COOKING and ether Stoves &c &c
nnuse iof rent. THOMAS BOWLING,
ep<ks Auctlsneer.
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RAILROADS.
BALfInoss AHp vAIo sAlLsoAp.
h1G 3 e -

DALfInoEs AHp oaIo sAlLsoAD.
&Al sba
.S:. -. ss' ssS &sa .s
Are nov run - follows VA:
zoe eALTInoRn
A. a. .sS ssss sssa' ..s ESQ f'f $50
eo8 ALI wAs STATIONS
Lss.s Dan, e.esSs sssdaS. ssi ana 30 a. n.
FOB ANNA POLLS.
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so y ss sGsHAS
.kceve 9 a. u md 1880, q, $40, md
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ticket: = The s,.soe emc. e.n there .Irs.g. 9
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For New Yorl Philedelpni.. and Boston, o.
ssvertissGect q Ihronsh line
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soS ofo q koOSTi. GENERAL Agent.
TEEoges LINZ .sTGIEr wAsHISeres
fHi HIM vosR I. AHp d -
Trains between WAsHINeT0N AND NEW
Y0RK are aow run - follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, sfAosf eAaaxs az oa.s
Leave daily lexceet Sunday et 2 A. NJ. ano
1890 and $40 p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
,a leo: "a al, .stossf sa'd' ct A. H. -
n Oh SUNDAY
Leave for NV York At $40 p. =. and Phils
si.sDins can Ter Nsv FORA on s:so ?. H. train
Throagh sscksss to Phii.asl,nt.. nev vors N,
Boston can Be bed Ut the 6tattoo 00os @ sA hour
In the oey. Also, as the CoDpauyS Omcs, No
106 PenL Xlvania a,esss Psasr.Gers Isrosssins
tickets q the Avenue once osu there ssrangs &C
have their beGGAGe called for and checked 81 their
residence, taken he depot, and pot ia the 10
DEE Baltimore and Ohio R.ilre.d aa,srssssnsp,
for schedule betyesn Washington, Baltimore, An
naDolis and the west.
l. WILSON HESTER o Trsnsportastes
L. II. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
NO 80 eco. D. KOeNfZ. Agent. Vashin9tou