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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-05-08
Floods i'm Mississippi.
THE COTTON AND THE CORN oRor

Large portions of the best cotton lands
of Mississippi have been flooded by the
recent heavy rains in that quarter, destroy
ing the cotton planted and making re-
planting necessary. But, if the planters
are quick about it, they may still, by re-
planting, secure fair crop, but if the SUBJ
sidence of the overflow will make it too
late for the cotton it will not be too late
for the corn, and the South cannot raise
too much corn. With rousing crop of
Indian corn, though every thing else may
fail, the Southern people will be rich
They have heretofore too much neglected
this DEMONSTRATING staple. The lessons
which they learned in the late Confeder
acy, however, of the vital importance of a
good crop of Indian corn, they have since
turned to good account, for their corn
crop of last year, if we are not mistaken,
made their cotton crop clear cash, or very
near it, on the costs of the two crops. Let
the planters of the cotton States, then. re-
member that where it may be too late to
replant a swamped cotton field, they may
still be in season for good field of corn.
n. Y. Herald
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some little distance Off The fibre being
a most combustible material, before the
watchman could discover the fire it was
beyond ais efforts to control. The flames
soon heated the furnace so greatly thatsteam
was generated with such rspidity in the
dome, or receptacle, above, and there being
no escape, this was soon exploded and
thrown about one hundred feet.
The loss is estimated at about $40, 900,
including about 100 tons fibre valued at
S25 per ton. There was no insurance, and
the figures named will scarcely cover the
loss. The loss of time before operations
can be again resumed will also be consid~
cradle - Il1iIu .yOHrn0L GIk
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STATE NEWS.

WHAT ABOUT MILToN.--Tne wheat crop
in this section never looked more promi-
sing. 1t is ten days or two weeks more
forward than [ ever saw it. An old far
mer said he never saw it SO forward before.
Cor Hillsboro' Recorder.
ATTEMPT AT RAPE.-Martha Thomas,
negro girl Is years old, stopped with her
stepfather at Primus Borland's-a negro
living near this place. They were en- route
for Kinston. Primus asked the girl if the
man with her was her husband. She told
him no, that it was her mothers husband
who was returning with her from Licking
ton, where she had gone as a refugee. She
didn't want to return a-tall. Primus told
her that he would give her dollar day
to pile up cord wood, and would take her
to the woods and secrete her from her
stepfather. She went, and he attempted
the rape. He is now in Jail.
Hillsboro' Recorder.
The meeting at the Court House last
evening, for the purpose of organizing the
New Berne Cooperative Land and Build
ing Association was very fully attended
and much interest was manifested Four
hundred and three shares of stock were
paid for, constitution and bylaws were
adopted, and the following officers were
elected for the first year: President Ed
ward r. Stanly; Vice President S. T. Jones;
Secretary, J. P. Dillingham;; Treasurer W.
Fl. S. Sweet; Finance Committee, ". T..
Palmer, I. Edwin West and George Allen.
The money received was then put up in
sums of 5000, for bids from those DESTROYS
Of borrowing. The first sum brought pre-
MUM of $50, and the second a premium
of $50. At the close of the meeting each
81 had been paid had increased in value to
81 25.-New Berne Times.
CHAPEL HILL ITEMs-Last Saturday
night (May 1st.) a gang of burglars, by
boring ont some weather boarding on the
back side of Mr.. Henry C. Thompson's
smoke house, effected an entrance and
took therefrom seven pieces of bacon;
leaving but one piece which happened to
escape their notice.
Last night Sunday about $50 they
made an attempt to enter the store of
Long q M'Cauley. Mr.. Barbee, the clerk,
being on hand, snapped pistol at one OF
them several times, which unfortunately
missed fire. Later in the night they eff
fected an entrance into the same store
taking therefrom several pieces of bacon;
but the town guard being on hand they
"skedadled" leaving the bacon on the
ground beneath the window through which
they had affected an entrance.
They afterwards tried some other places
but were fired upon by the town guard,
but it is feared without effect.
Hillsboro Recorder.
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Bravo !!

Little LUCY STAMPS, of Mississippi,
grand daughter of Governor HUMPHREYS,
and grand niece of JEFFERSON DAVIS,
greatly distinguished herself at the Louisl
ana State Fair by winning q gold medal
for the best composition. The Picay~ne
saws the award was made without the
slightest knowledge on the part of the
committee of the authorship of the piece,
and was a tribute to the intellectual ability,
which, when found out, proved to be OF
three pure descents.
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Medical Society of North Carolfna Meet
ing 12th May.

Some of the members in other portions
of the State seem to misunderstood the
date of the meeting of the State Medical
Society. The original advertisement ap-
peared in the Daily Journal naming the
18TH INST, as also the proceedings of the
Society for 1868, nearly twelve months ago
declare. We hope no confusion as regards the
day of meeting will occur, and that large
delegation will be present. Papers in al
parts of the State will circulate this as fal
as practicable, in order to give the Medi-
cal fraternity ample opportunity to mar
shall their clans.
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Scalps Rising.

Who wants to go on profitable scalping
expedition ? A Texas paper says:
1.-The price of Indian scalps has ad-
vanced since the notorious outlaw Glanton
made a contract with the authorities of
chihuahua, Mexico, to furnish them at ten
dollars per head, and attempted to ring in
Mexican scalps at the same price. Colonel
Buck Barry, of Bosque county, in writing
to gentleman of Co1sicana, says that a
purse of $1,000 has been made up for the
scalp of each and every Indian or thief
killed in that section -
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A Freak of Nature.

A COW belonging to Mr.. Joseph Feam-
ster, who lives near this place, gave birth
to three calves on Saturday last. Mr..
Feamster informs us that this COW, when
a two year old, gave birth to one calf, at
three years old, two. which she raised, and
now at four years old she gives birth to
three, large, well developed calves.
Lewisburg Nv. Va) Ladependent.
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Penalty for Killing Birds

By an act Of the General Assembly of
Pennsylvania, approved the 31st of March,
A. D. 1869, penalty of twenty five dol.
lars is imposed for the killing of any insec-
tivorous bird one-half of this fine to be
paid to the informer. The birds that are
classed under the head of insectivorous
birds are robins, martins, swallows, blue
birds, woodpeckers, &C., &C.. in fact, ali
the various small birds generally seen in
that latitnda
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ITearne.

Major w. 4. HEARNE has formally as
sumed the editorial charge of the Colds
boro' Messenger. We give him warm
welcome back to the fraternity. He an
nounces his assumption of the editorial
chair in the following expressive saluta-
tory: >,
So Much remains a1loorthen.
We have no promises to make for the future,
no vain regrets of the past, no record to DEFEND
and but one-favor to ask-read the MEssENdEh'
"AA ' ~ HEARNE.
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Hard on Burnside,

The Cincinnati Commercial says Ii
Senator Sprague has not committed a SID
greater than that OF calling in question 'ne
military glory of Gen Burnside he ought
not to BIO stoned to death. Ihere Is sonae-
thing to say on several rides Of the ques-
ton Of the distinction earned by the Gen
era! at Bull Run anil at the siege of Peters
hnrQ,
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Rough on Grant

Mayor Hail. OF New York, says the Chi
caeo Journal is the owner OF five hun
dred dollar black and tan ''purp.
Good for O first class mission If properly
applied, SAYS Prentice.
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COnnubial,

A Mississippi editor and justice of the
peace married couple in 1858, divorced
them in 1860, married the man to anoth-
er woman in 1861, married the woman to
another man in 1862, and last week he re,
married the original couple.
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lIRE-DEsrRUCroN OF THE WoKks OF
THE CATE FEAR FIBRE CoMrANY.- For the
first time in three months this city was
visited yesterday by that great destroying
element, fire. About 4 a. NJ. q small guam
tity Of loose fibre over the boilers at the
works Of the Cape Fear Fibre Company.
at the 8outbern extremity of the city,
caught fire from the furnace, and before
any exertions could be made to extinguish
it the whole establishment was in flames.
The alarm was given almost Immediately,
and was sounded by the city bell.
Soon the engines were hurrying to the
spot, and quickly many of the hand ma
chimes and the Hook and Ladder truck
were at the scene The hose reel of the
steam engine was also there early, but this
machine, owing to the fact that it has no
regular horses and the failure to obtain
those contracted to carry the engine to
the fire, was some time in arriving. The
company was on hand early and the en-
gineer had steam raised scarcely before any
eng: mes had started for the fire; but this
great drawback occurred. After much
labor and vexation the steamer was brought
On the scene, and in very short space of
time was playing upon the flames. The
fire had, however. almost done its work,
but what was left in the burning ruins was
soon extinguished. Owing to the advan-
tage of its long suction pipe, the steam
engine was the only one enabled to get to
the water. The others found it impossible
because of the shortness of their suction,
and the peculiar situation of the fibre
works. They were on hand, though, and
ready for service if their services could
have been called into action.
We have said that the fire occurred at
the furnace. The engineer had COM
menced raising steam preparatory to the
work of the day. There was a defect. it ap-
pears, in the brick work, the walls having
shrunken at one point leaving a small
escape from the furnace. This had been
temporarily stopped with mud or clay, and
it was determined to repair it soon
Through this small hole the fire escaped
and communicated itself to some loose
fibre just above. which had settled from the
discharges of the guns, although they were
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL,
Not Partfcu lar.

The Boston Post says: "A number Of
office-seekers have left Wash
inpton for Madrid to offer themselves for
the Snanish throne"
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Don Piatt announces that he has WrltleH
his last Washington letter, and that hehc sw
forth "the places that knew HIM si""
know him no more
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-05-08
when wicked men bear sway,
Tho p0st IF honor ia q vo%o az q 4io

This consolatory reflection is as essen.
tial as it is gratifying for no party that
has the audacity to elect Carl Schurz to
the S nate can ever be beaten by party
which stones its prophets and rejects it's
martyrs.
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apSc .tRep&ChronI A1ctione- Re
RY J. A. SToUTEHBURG, Auctiene.r.

Rf J. A. SToUTEEBURG, Auctienevr.
C9MMIssioEEBs, SALE OF VALUABLE rs
TsfsTs AID u EEs HTSs6EP % scHEs .4E
ssHsis sJS slIi Al
ecaH.y a. sns cSsut s0 sss
February Term, 1889, in the case Of Roach {
Conmi.siOnsrs therein named. viii proossd f. sell
e ppoiis aussicn 70 tie highest bidder in front q
f bsY er the % Sss 90 Of o. sATgg
r tia, valuable property. "PEosPEr II HILE,
hsae estate sS sSp e =: e
y .Ssss two n e:
TSsp'ss and e Is sS6% Mn 81
Barns Stables. Ont houses. &C The Msnsi"n
n House . aas o. mi; =. 81 the
nile thsIeire%; and commanding full view Of the
Pdsams S :na the d
OF tnlidIne site: elas;iS attractive The iaed is
sspsd 70 as n tive s1S
The estate viii 6e divided and sold Is follows: an
Let No T-siXTY ATRss Oa L "A. S Se Ss, Or
sSs ae se .sH ~. sas . s
tai. OF the tract there
Ehhas Ell sfi b..
With ten rooms, q large barn, With stsbIins Ios
buidnss This tract Is ali wen set in y ass, ana
,,d;S Sassf kSSEis: zi5s .esdsxe
fsH A: and
ssss We: s1 = On g .;
Turnpike to the Long a!idee
SwiiIi1s s!SssaS6ss, .its ssr.e i ioon.
and large P:vtoP sisE.s:a :. the lnnc,iop d
.ne s tSs sed afnnsson TURNPIKE, half a
me Lot INC No. IS sHf FL fY i ACRES OF LAND,
county o. sSs county hG 9ocd y ft sss
y ashiDgtop, Aisxsss ia. and osorSstoSn. Thu
scoy aes x. ssa Il i9r :hs, mill
mill was burned during the var
Ie. resaoue Ct the estate, which 10 admirably
x sSch on de snS
Gueliiy Of clay Tor orick, win b divided and soii
n lore Of from avsso twenty serss. 70 suit par.
70 De paid in cssh And the residue 10 sSrss oaa
sd g:
a1sd Eersonai .ecrrity he ttle 70 be retained 40
property to Be- reso.d at the rio ed cxss.ss OF sse
pnrcnaser IN any case Of default IN payment Per.
sS s ~, sn,ns 20 s0rShass ere rss.sstsa g
ssrtis: rss,ains shssson. sss.Is and oonvsyaa-
ca snasS' e is f661ESF:
WI. =. DULkn1,
y Persoss v,.A,,. 4. .x.miss ~ Srosorsv
ne sysnns, bstyesa q ssd ca ssrssss. opposite
- Heoeoel Hooo - h.
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QlY GREEN WILLIAMS
- Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No 526, Southeast corner of 7th and . sts
AUCTION SALE OF x:
VALUABLE I'm pRDvEO PROPERTY
ON THE IRI,ANn

a On THURSDAY. the OH instant, At s. /.
q: o'clock p. N We shall soil, in front Of the
premises, Iart Of Lot 3d. In square $50 having
front OF ia feetby depth Of l:s feet, teesther
two story Pressed Brick House, 40 SO II. good
o orc containing good rooms and ..rse closet
9th, convenient to 9TH street cars.
Terms: One half cash: balance In three and six
months secured Ny . deed of frust the premises.
All conyeyantipg and rev nue. anps It the cost
Of the purchaser. o100 down at she time Of sale.
Title perfect and sale o0sttive
apzs-5ts GR06N WI LLTAMS. Aucts.
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A UCTION, AUCTIONr AU.TIONln
VALUABLE BDAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TaCssDA.HLsr A ~ NJ, -; ~ SQUARE sos

a. On TRU KeDAT, a. O'Clock p. m, a pril
- ., on tie premises. We shall sell, at pubic
4A auction, two elegant Brick Cottages, on q Ct
north, between 18th ard 18th streets west. They
ere nnished in 0ne style; contain sight rooms, be-
sides cellar. gas. bay Windows; partors rfoe1y -
ppred; inside blinde; end Get beck 6stbSa feet
from the building line, giving beautiful fr0nt
Terme: Cns third cash; the bslsnce IN six. tSelye
and eighteen months, With interest frosy day Of
down on tsch purchase at tive Of sale.
= - q. 6fORRS CO.
Real Estate Brokers,
= Corner 18th and stroess.
apEH COOR8R = IA TIMER, Auots.
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AUCTION SALR.
TO.MORROW,

Il
s,.s .sssesssSr, . J.s; 9: MesoiT 8 %, ,
'''f Star oac. 1 SS'idin sHd Eleventh q"
sPycIhI sALK OF TWO ROSEWOOD case
Ts $ssSS srSEHssSss;Ss. sAastss
Ssttss,,TT:: BBEs s ssD THss.sfy
.SSisif9s SfAfss s F1sLss .sSSHs1sss
81 onTH6Rss66.v Moss1sG. APRIL. Tsp
s'lg o'e'Ock in from. Of our sociion o'as
NJ EEtensnsn sci! sary superior assortneat 81
Res kHI' Ssat c,; ss.a Pi.p S,. I.r; .e:.y
Finch in cs !, S e s "a sass do
nanssk ana bsce Crr,a hS't and SS'i a.msr,k,n.
iap sna s velvet Brussels and Ingrsin Carpets
sH.l,ut Ps,lor Suites. PLATED Ware
enss and DcaS.. S MsSs, T.. Gha%sr Salts
70 e. 5.;r. q e.. Eai5 'M.t.ressss
ouant;. Blankets SHEET sprea ads .sa Comfort.
Marble Tor nenter and Side FABLES and c SsG
aassorted Cottage Sritfs Engrsvin-s
China Glass ard Creekery. sc
A1 % os.5 size iTco ss s5PGf
sp.. lInteiii . A GathSssr
llY OOoPER LATIMER. Anr'-oUpeI--
Not, ssgec sUI to Jas G. met'uire Co.
istar OfFSe BuiI IingsJ I1 '''n '''ee''
PIANO FORTE: PABLOR AND CHAMBER
%, ON r THuKs9Af MnRNiNs April %,
rsrilenaU Secinfns h sSs Sssd sns NJ
go Rhode Island avenue, between i.th aud Eth
Household Furni'u re. comrrisipg- "
Rosewood Case Piano Forte, 7-octaye, Haines 4
Iair cloth Parlor Furniture
MaetIe- top Centre Tables Ornaments
I'm n
Walnut Chamber Furniture
Feather Beds. holsters ami Pillows
Hair aud Husk Mattresses
G GAt n ,,I a. Dining Table; Dining Chairs
' IOooPER 4 LATIMEg. Auc,..
GERS or on the premises. spaS-dts
ny WILLIAM L WALL & CO. Auction,ers.
,on,,, stores Nos SD and 81.
!!slSe MAGhi HHE AND SuT nSPFS Eo AZ
We TsSfsHAx VINO Ss1s asI aS sss
~ a nsS'I1 Sg " wh II s'f sSsd
2full sett. Carpenters Tools
One Moriisi,g Machine
Two visss and Tressel-.
lot of Furniture, viz:
Cottage setts " AIN ut and Oak
Epstioi Sets, ia Walnut aud ko-ewood
Feathers, Lounges, Hatr rack
Wardrobes Sdetoards
Chairs. Tables. &c sc &C.
Also,
One of Tufts Patszt Soda Fountain, n complete
order.
Al sssor.ment Of stationery
London Writing Paper, vsADus sizes
arr WLWhLL a co Auc,r.
RY JOSEPH Kelley,
ID Real Estate Agent and Auctfonear
near 4 sf.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c ON PREM
ISkS NO 800 FOURTH STREET WEST, BE
1WkEN AND STREETS NORfH OF.
iOSITE CITY HALL, At AUCTION
~ On L III RsnAf NEXT. tse 10Th daY If
VA hprld isog at 10 o clock a, IN. L will sell At
- 10 $50 Fourth ST. Get west, b-tvrsn ID and
R streets north = lot of Household Fu-ui-
ture, consisting in part 81
brhts SELL, Three Oily aud Ing ain CARPETS
Sofas, ID ressinR Bureaus and Washsta-Is
HAIR cloth, Cane ami w God seat hairs
Two tottagn Sets, Lounges and Tables
Etostosds Mattresses and Beading
stone, Glass and china Ware
PeflOr and hAmber Stoves
hsndelier ard Gas Fixtures
q ne oth articles too numerous 10 nleut ton
Terms caeh. JOS y. KELLY
ap2! It Auctinneer
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Pr GREEN & WILLIAMe,
Nc. e26, Southeast corner Of It'll and D streeta.
rRUSTEET SALE OF yaSU.BJR RIVAL, rs
TATE IN GEpRGETnWN -

TATE IN GEOkGETOWN.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Snprs me Court
E'A OF the District Of columbia. passed October
~I2d, lS66 in equity cause No. 7S2. We will sell,
a. PUBLIC elctinn. In front of the premises, ON
thu hSDAf. the 18th Instant, at O'Clock D. m /,
all that part OF Let l6 Hoimead's fditIOn to
Georg town, contained within the folio wing metes
Anc rounds: Beginning for the same at the corner
OF said lot, which Is at the corner OF Bridge aud
Rock streets and running thence west q fest;
thence north l2O feet to the Of said lot thence
So feet east to the northeast of said lot aud
thence in sopth westerly direction with the liae
OF Rock street l34 feet to the place of beginning
together with the buildings and appurtsn snces
Terms cash. Conveyances and stamps at the
ccet OF the purchaser. 9l00 down ct time OF sale
ssle must be complied with I'm one week, other
wise property will 10 resold at the risk of the pur
chaser.
0ILRERT L. MINER. l~
sAMUIL L. PHTLLfPs. Trustees.
arl0 d GRIM 4 WILLIAM Aucfs
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MARRlRn.

SHE LNI E-LEMON. On the 9Th instant, n
the re sIGeIcc of tbs brides father by Rev Win
Bart. Nj W. III sHsLMIRE. of Pnilad ell phis,
~ TO Miss fANSis L. LhMON, of this city .
Ne cards
CAMPBELL-GRIFFIfH On Tuesday. ApriI
~ Rev byr"n Sunderland. ID. ~. JOHN
CAMPbkE LII u ALlUE 4. G6IsFITH, bsth Of
this sit5
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10y sALTER q co Auctioaeers-
- 3-4iS 18th street, between II and 4
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING Lot IN
eIkGET WEST
EoyBRN MENT sALE. .


UNITED STATES NAVY YARD, 4
0oRFoLk, = Drll q. 1870 N
Will be sold at this Hsvy ard, On eAfURDlY.
Nay IS, tSsS. co0mencing &C u oclock n g Oub-
lac eviction, the following articles, on accoast q
the Buresn II Yards sud Oocks. viz:
IL gee pounds Hemp Rope:
AAanflA Heweors.
lscov-g feet long Is fees beaA:
leCast iron Cyiindsrs.
Heed Cylinder:
Lot Cssting;
I Lot Bo1to:
Cast iron Lever Been.
I Piece Healer;
iCssf iron Bsruitirins Tank;
uDright Irel Drum:
.Osoe 1roa ColuUus:
ertn6le o. Borias MIL:
Piece Of Lathe.
2Cast irea frte hsmnsrs,
Part DILL Pres
Bottom Plate Of Crane;
Creme, incomplete;
$50 frsss ais;
Aeyantisy OF Yellow Pine Pilss:
6 ehovels;
3 Horn tsnserps;
sGs.ysts. sbous 30 ysrds sseh;
Terms: Cash. st sias Of purchase. aud IT, ere-
slss g es r.@oyed from the ssrd within go AsVs
b order Of IT, Esvy pepsrtnsat
A III kitty. Co0Dss6A2s.
sfoAB, Civil Dagtassr. sSS~8
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llT PITCH FoN,
ID Real Estate Brokers aud Auett.,>>~~
Nc ss0 Gth street, opposite Poet Otios.

n
- Real Estate Brokers aud Aucts.ns~rv
Nc sso th street, opposite Post Onoe
VALUABLE FARM foR sAJE In rRruup
GEORGE COT kTN MD
G The undeT,t gDed will offer st ~ bile sale on
-, MONDAY the 10 day of NJ AZ. at a rs a IA on
be rremise- tie farm IN which he resfisa
.enttning one hundred and six acres on ths ola
stenst arg rod. tour miles from the CITY az
"shir q n. al timing the Clemson and Taylor e.
snd within i've minutes walk ~ P.nas
nesb where the way train OF th- wssh.agtss
~ Gu OF Tue Baltimore aad Ohio Railroad stss
.er pAssengers The land q in q n state a. al
hs,i on mostly laid down IN timothy aud clover.
Aha tt mNfAa.iB veil ztrred. snurdinr excellent
n.stntase u ne lnproveme nis consist sf . mo-
sttN fhaME HOUSE,. OF eight rooms. with
gSa-r, - sosy. AID b lo~, new Barn. stable,
NhIlsge House sni cesds There f. An Grrhsrf
on tht n'rce % about five tundred fruit go.
"s' y WAC are ia bearing order
~ NOT soic a. . whole. the property viii then ne
.Lee N lSis OF a., u and u acr,-s earh
VII oT snh"1t the improvements Persons
Nshinc o attend the sale leave the de- cot "a
D. ~ " ''"Ns
Term: one half cash; balance an ON. ana a..
years. with interest. ed bs d..4i OF tru.
deposit OF $40 will be- required at the ssie tr.1
esch pur hsser. SAMUEL = C9AWFoRD
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WALL rape; Se; At AggfI19.
O'Clock M. Ne shall sell 81 the stork 10 store of
Thomas Rifia Esq being No sac 7th street. he
tween i and streets pofth, consisting Of BoiS
English, and American Brussels, Three ply II,
grain, Hemp and Rug CARROTS, Floor Oilciet n.
Window Shades, Fixtures. Mats, Stair Rods In roe
stock Of fine and common W all Paper Of aN kinda
&c, &c. 49, . :. -'--~~''
The goods will Be sold to the highest bidder. n.
the gentleman has gone 10 Baltimore to eseage in
. different business. - =
Terms: All cans Of end under olv0. cash: Al,
sums over 0Io0, . credit OF thirty and 0ixty dar.
for notes enthusiastically endor.ed bearing intsrest
The trade and others invited 60 ett@ni IN.
sale 0REBH WlLLJAMS
aD36-d Auctionoers.
GALE OF 0OvlRNMlNT BUILDINas AND
STORES
OFFICE GRNIgA AL ACCrG AND DIssro Or rIcpp
OUARrERMAsTBRs DEPARFMsNT
BUREAU oF b p hNp L
WAsHINeI IN, y. u, April Il. 1850
CsMn1ssisnsr. si!l be so.d o. psblie auction. o.
FRIDAY, April -, 49, st u noes. ct Ksaisii
0resn, Washiug tcn, y. o., i LAD : = =
- Loar Frame BUILDINGS r..ss..- gr.es- IA
Thirty ave Cook Stoves and Fixtures ~
= Benches. Table, &c >. &c $3.50
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