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MICHAEL p. CALLAN, Trustee.
j. B. WHEELER A. CO. Aucts.
10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. $40, Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
Lot Lot On STREET, BETWEEN ETH AND

BY virtue q DEED Of Trust. bearing da =.
-. Libsr and b, No. (, folis 40, 70 the under;
thereby, viii sell ON MONDAY, the 2oth day Of
December, A 10 lse; az O'Clock p m; the eastern
fronting Il feet on street, with depth OF las feet
The property improved bya me three story Brick
debt for which the properly is now advertised Is
81 600, with interest 6om Dec. l. 1865, the costs Of
Terms OF sale 3 30 cash, Of which 800 win be
required yhsn the property il struck OF the residue
of the cash within i've days thereafter the balance
at and II months, to be secured by deed Of trust
lied with within ave days. the deposit to be forfeit
ed and the property resod at the risk and OF the
first purchasers. y. A. DARNEILLE,
deA-tds Trustee.
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c.. JONES. REUEL KEITH.
ARLINGTON VINEGAR WORKS,
No. 5J4 TWELFTH STREET WEST,
Corner of b street north,

No. 5J4 TWELFTH STREET WEST,
Corner of b street north,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Where Merchants, Hotel and Restaurant Proprie-
tors, Public Institutions, Shippers and the Public
generally will always find large Stock of the BEST
MANCFACTURED AND PURE VINEGARS, for
Picking and Table use. at
NORTHERN WHOLESALE PRICES.
EQUALITY GUARANTEED. OR No SALE.NH
See certificate annexed. ORDERS RESPECT
FULLY SOLICITED. JONES KEITH
WASHINGTON, October Q. 1862
have visited the Arlington Vinegar Works and
carefully examined into the method of producing
vinegar from cider and alcohol carried out by Messrs
Jones Keith. at the above locality. These manu-
facturers have adopted the most recent improve
ments which modern science has indicated in this
chemical art and the vinegar produced is of great
purity wing its acdty to acetic acid alone-it is of
proper strength and is free from adulteraton Of any
kind To those interested in the prosperity of the
District Of Columbia il must be gratifying to record
the establishment Of the home manufacture of SO ina
portant an article Of consumption and have little
doubt that il will from the community that en-
couragement which il deserves.
THOMAS ANTISELL, NJ. D.,
Chief Chemist to the United States Department OF
Agriculture. de list
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COOKING FOOD FOR SwINE.-H. WOlcOtt, of
GenesSe, y. Y, give his ideas on this subject
as fOllOws:-''As economy of time and fuel is of
the first Importance. i would suggest using a
pan instead OF kettle. For the sides use one
and a half or twO-inch planks for the bottom,
and six inches in width. On the ends use sheet
iron or zinc. If it is made four feet square, one
foot in depth will hold ten bushels or more of
roots, or twelve bushels of grain or meal. Ii
meal alone was TO be cooked, L don't know but
a false bottom would he necessary, with per-
fOrated pipes to carry the steam into the meal.
A trial could be made OF using two inches of
corn in the bottom to prevent the meal sticking
and burning, OF make a Partition so as 10 have
the fire arch only little more than half the
width OF the pan, passing the fire to the back
end and returning il to the chimney or the APP
pOsite side from the arch, at the front end. -
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by COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Successors TO j. &. Mcclure 4 Co.
Southwest corner PENNSYLVANIA ave and llth street

UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON STREET
sol TIL, BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH STREETS
EAST, AT AUCTION.
On BY virtue of Deed Of Trust made June I,
10 lo67, from Malvina TOlson 10 the undersigned
- and duly recorded in the Land Records Of this
District will sell TO the highest bidder, on WE'D
NESpAY, December I'D, at o clock, the west half
Of Lot Is i'm Square SIS fronting IS feet on street
south, between 9th and 9TH streets east and running
back l0i feet inches.
Terms made known at tina of sale.
:, p BROWN. Trustee.
dell-dts COOPER TIER, Aucts.
khlorniDg News.
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10y COOPER 4 LATIMER. Auctioneers,
- Successors to Jas. G.. Mcclure a Col
Southwest corner Penn avenue and 18th !

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 LOT AND HOUSE ON
9TH STREET WEST,N NEAR STREET NORTH.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust from r.. q. Fox,
Eni| 1f~rtce
s.Of November, ls6s, and recorded in Liber II
and Rs No folio 40l, ct seq; and the request of
the h9 der OF the debt secured thereby the under
signed Will sell on the premises, the highest bid
der, on MONDAY, the I'd Of January, $50, at 4
clock m (unless the debt is paid before that
day. Lot numbered seventeen I'D in C. Nj. Thorn q
Of square south Of square NUMBER uur
hundred and seventy nye square s"tn OF as as the
same II IeS4Tdeted IN the Of the Surveyor of
the ely Of Mashlngc in the District Of Columbia.
Will ILe improvements ct cetera; the said debt being
ISL 81, WIZ interest from November SOth, 1865
The terms OF sale are: third cash Of which loo
must be paid when the property is sold and the
due within five days and the residue of the purchase
money In six, twelve and eighteen months with in
terest from the day Of sale the purchaser 20 give
notes for the deferred payments to be secured by
deed of trust on the premises and pay the cost Of
stamps and conyeyances and il the of sale are
not fully complied with within five days from the day
OF sale, the Trustee the right resell the
property for cash at any time thereafter DAY
public notice, at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
in default. A HYDE. Trustee
de9-3tawtds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
II 3. MARSHAL SALE.
BrM.L. WALL 4 90, A...,....-.

ro-MORRow.
n S. MARSHAL sALk.
Byw. L. WALL co., Asc,sou.-r..
In virtue Of wri, e ac,i t.Se. % ,.a<m.p, q
supreme Court OF the pisirict Of columSls sss -
pe s S 6s ,ss vii ss a. gnble ,s isr casa. .
nsr e sth street and Pennsylvsnia avenue. on SAr
CkpAl, The 18th day =, December, lsss, ccmmenc-
nE a, clock a m, the following goods and chat
WINDOW Curtains and Fixture~.
ssSs. g. ssS SPoT :; ,hf ssos ;1s s.,: q
'SiIf l.: ARK ,.' s ( ksff.iEA s.S D
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS,
- Aecuoneer. aud Real Estste Agents.
No. s3o' southeast corner Of 7th and d street.
THE MAcoMB MANSION roR SALE.
IkSEk 81 ,sI ~ ~;
FIRST WARD, IL &AsHiSGfoS, d o..
SsssstIs$ !t RLr sssTs And FsfskfSIk
iMfkpNEMENrs.
co s2s s Ss p g &c IL sss
ehanesrx sitting in certain cause there Iepd-
bach s so nss. kaais S1 p &c y p...d ::
s shg I'm AZ ?, SoSsEeer A. iss ths unses
der, ON sal Rpk ~ The 18Th day q pecesnSer. 80.
Lots and b. in square NO. Is, ecasissiSs of sss
square teet OF gyonnd, more OF less, improved By
and stusted on the corner Of Eth snd streets NORTH.
in First W ard Of Washington city, u. q.
ment. Ii s situated in the most desirable part Of
Washington city. Is perfectly convenient 60 tbs
Government Departments; the neighborhoOd is being
improved by the erection % number OF hrst Glass
houses and H. i'm the immediate vicinity Of the newly
laid cut square, hereafter 20 be beautified.
Terms % sale: One third cash; balance respest-
lively in six and twelve months from day Of sale The
deferred payments to be secured by the bonds Of the
purchaser or purchaser with interest and reserved
At the COST q PURCHASE or purchssers sico % Is
paid when property is knocked Dion premises.
yANkS s K lTIETsTIS Trustees.
no so-dtd GREEN a WILLIAMS, Anctioneers.
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Jo'i kcoaPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
SKATES, SLEIGHS. CUTLERY, AND SLEIGH
BELLS,
NEW HARDWARE AND VlkIETYSTORF
de Alm Corner ~ street and Penn svenna
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MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
NA WASHINGTON, ID. c., December g. 1862.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
~ u clock NJ, MONDAY. December 20, ls5s for
street north 70 the Boundary.
Bidders viii state the price per cubic yard for
grading ami the price per SQUARE yard for graveIng.
The surplus Garth 70 be deposited where the COM
miss oner ~ improvements al the First Ward NAV
direct, without ex pense 20 tbs corporation.
Bids must he Endorsed :. Proposals for grading and
gray cling Connections avenue
Bids must be accom- panied BIZ the written ruarrn-
tee ~ st least one responsible person, known to be
sne D. who must be citizen of tsis city.
The guarantee 10 be in substance follows:
y. b., guarantee that il th- bid is accepted BY
the Mayor, that this bidder viii into a contract
Tor the work, and perform the same in accordance
dcl08t s. J. BOWEN, Wayor
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East INDIA CAMEL's HAIR snAwLs.

beautiful assortment, both Long and SQuare,
5ust received, and viii be sold cheap by
NON eolW HO0E B BRO
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ID z. l. l. L q CO,
successors to Dellwig Il Bro,
DEALER IN FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
TEAS AND COFEEES.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C. n
Corner Of 9Th and L streets, Navy Yard II
" Washington, ID. q.
~FRESH MEATS and PROVISIONS constant.
ly on hand. de6- I'm
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E>OR RENT-A large FURNISHED ROOM, 6
den. toc1sW
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BUILDING MATERIAL FoR SALE

A PrLICATIoN FOR DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRANTS.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE IyfEHroR.
PENSION OFFICE, July Is. l8o6
TO WhoD sf May Coscrs-Applications having
issue Of the following described Land Warrsnes.
which are alleged 20 have been lost or destroyedS
description Of each warrant, certificate or war
rant q like tenor viii be reissued, valid objec-
II. VAN AERNAN, Commissions.
No, M -, for ~ acres, Issued under the oct n
March ~ n the name q Michael Doyle, and W.
granted December 8, loo6. December Is, l6D.
No sl.1oe, for l6o acres, Issued under the Get Of
February IL, 1877, in the name 81 james o. Hamil-
ton, and was granted March n, lsss. February 8.
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
A LARGE SALE
"A Will take place by auction, commencing at
our auction rooms on SATURDAY, the 18th
instant, commencing at 61s O'Clock p. m, con-
= tinuing every evening during next week, one
- of the best stocks of CHRISTMAS PRES
ENTS that ever sold at auction, which we deem
unnecessary to mention. Terms cash.
de7-2t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
RY J. T; COLDwELL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
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DESIRABLE THREE-SToRY BRICK DWELL,
ING ON STREET NORTH, NEAR CORNER
OF 14IH STREET WEST, AT AUCTION.
IA On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December IL,
E, at o clock, in front of the. premises will
- sell that desirable and we'll built Dwelling,
No; A16 street north, between Vermont avenue
and 18th street west Said Dwelling contains saloon
parior. wide hail. dining room, kitchen, and seven
chambers with bath room and large dry cellar also,
bay window, balcony, and iron railing in front Lot
10 feet front by I'D feet deep. The above described
valuable real estate is in the most healthy part of
the CITY where rapidly increasing in value, and
within 20 feet Of the l4th- street line railroad
Terms: 5000 cash. balance in and Il months. with
intesest secured by deed of trust All convey RANGES
at cost Of purchaser leo deposit at time of sale
p. Scan be purchased of the Auctioneers at pri-
yate sale. prior 10 the day Il sale.
dei4-dts COOPER A LATIMER, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Rf GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
. Aucfione>.x. and Real T..

Rl GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneevs and Real Estate Agents.
No. $40, sowtheast corner Of 9TH aud ID strec<s
TRUSTEES SALE or HANDSOME BUILDING
LOTS FRONTING On THIRD STREET, BE-
LIN SOUTH q AND STREETS AT
a, ON FRIDAY, the Nth day Of December, lsso.
III shall sell, in frpnt Of the premises az O'Clock
- m, BY virtue a sd deed OF trust dated the ls,h
Gay OF yember, ISIS and duly recorded in Libsr
al II No =, folio O., &c, of the Land Records for
Washington county, in the District of Columbia the
following named property lying, and being in the
city OF NAssington, District Aforesaid. viz All Of
Lot numbered nine, %, land Is feet inches front %
l2s NO ~, IN Square numbered i've hundred and
ior notes bearing interest and secured by deei of
trust on the premises All conveyance aud stamps AT
cost OF purchaser. $50 down on day Of sale ant N
the terms are not complied with in five ys the trus
zee reserves the right resell PROPERTY AZ tina
risk and cost of the defaulting purchsser nv ayer;
sing the same three times IN The star -
LANES CARRlCk, Trustee
delld GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
NY GQanEp 4 I
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SEvERAL HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
y ROOMS FOR RENT, either in suites or singly,
at No l64 18th street, north Of the Avenue. Stran
gers visiting the city, those desiring permanent
Board will find i 70 their adv antage to have house
tance from both the Avenue and street cars. Table
Boarders accommodated. no Att
EQR RENT.-The DWELLING PART of House
IL No. l6S Pennsylvania avenue: Buitable for q
boarding house; Possession given December lsf,
Apply at liable 4 co.'s Clothing House.
no24 II tRepublicanl
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Card from John Il. Crcnshaw, Esq.

10 inc EdtiO ~ t"t ~ '"J'
RlcuMoND. 4th of 9Th month, 1869.
Esteemed Fricnd,-I hear that certain
parties are indrstriously circulating arcpoft
that |, in late speech at D!ckman $,
(" recommended the c0lOrCd men not TO cote
for any one rho had been q st0Ceholdcr.
So far from giving such advice, | have often,
both in public and private opportunities,
expressed to the colorcd people the belief
that they would find their former masters to
he more truly their friends than strangers
coming amongst Us, especially Where such
came seeking Office.
| am sure no one who knows me could be-
licvc the base filSchood alluded to above,
and | should have been content 10 have
treated it with that silent contempt 1t de-
serves but for the fear that with some who
do not know me personally it might be pre-
iudicial TO the movement with which | am
identified, and by which we hope to place
the control of this beloved old Common
wealth in the hands Of her own sons or
those who have given some substantial evil
dcncc of their interest in our welfare.
The election of &. G. Walker will, | am
sure, give Just such Il guarantee rs we now
so much nccd-that in reconstructed Nir-
%ina crcry man may "st under his own
vine and tig tree, with none to make him
afraid" because cvcn-handcd Justice will
he administered to all. and no inydiou- dis
linctions allowed towards any. With test
oaths and suspicious removed. every hill
and valley of our beloved Virginia will echo
back the sentiment Of our noble President,
"Lct us have peace
With word of good cheer for the good
work, which is going nobly forward,
! remain thy friend,
JoHE +. CRENsHAw.
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Political News Chesterfield County.
NJ. a. Y'7.y,,c : a., D,nJ.,,nnxI D,onriob


From gentleman just returned from mn
extended tour among the rocky ridges ana
perSimmon patches OF old Chesterfield we
learn that the people arc fully aroused 20
the importance of the great issues ,nN1lIcu
in this contest. As yet, but little mas pc..'
done. however. and great anxiety Is On
pressed to hear Aylctt and other goou
speakers at the grand mass convention III
the Courthouse on the 14th instant. Large
DELEGATIONS arc expected from rowha.an
and Prince George. Great prejudice eSists
among the negroes against any of their color
lihcra7ly inclined. and threats OF violence
are used TO intimidatc any desiring to vote
for walker. We trust the protection oil the
law viii be invoked in order that there may
bc free exercise of the ballot. The ne
grocs arc completely under carIpct-bag rue,
and show no quarter to scalawaSS. Inc
county superintendent and assistants should
sec that our organization is perfect, that
documents arc distributed, every man re-
,,isfcrcd, and everything done TO secure the
T,,ll Conservative vote for Walker and an
cxpllrgatcd constitution. ~ =.
we learn that w. S. Jenkins (Whl'c), III
the employ of Martin, n negro shoemaker,
Hun street, Manchester, has been appointed
president of the Board OF Registration at
Glover Hill, in this county.
Truly yours, HOWARD.
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s,,wmEr, RESORTS.

r OCI1ST GROyE.--1his popular Som M
MER RESORT IN the most beaI h,,n.n, a for
healthy portion OF Piedmont sa' and more re-
W Tho undersigned. is now open Tor a,a c.
cer,y ~ ~ 80 per day; $40 per week sSo re'
month. Children under ten years anu '''' ""'''
half pr,cGS, cc Greenwood Depot, Albcmarlc coun-
t., Va. NJ swsm A. X. YANCEY, Jn.
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
c0QSTT GALIGiEE Ro pnM in 1 thorough Sa
repair and opcn for The rsccps3nr q s Tsi and
ToDIEE STRINGS have been go long ana favor
LII Known to the public that simply refer to
their Analysis by DR.. Mu,tcr. OF i'hiladcpia, anu
Professor Rogers as contannm, u. "" have
,hc nlc,s,,re Of announcing Dr. j. EDGAR CHAN,
CEIt or. an eminent practitioner OF medicine; nha
p nTTsGlv " FINE BAND OF MUSIC Is III at
tendance Al anuscmcnts of rst,ciaT, Wilt VIII
inc-piacc HOT AVID WARM SuLrlitR BAdhs.
Tbcgc springs arc accessible by tho Chesapeake
md Ohio railroad, terminus nj White sulphur,
leaving only twenty-five miles ofstaglng or ny inc
virginia and Tennessee railroad ria Mount White,
M sSng bv the celebrated salt Pond. Daily line OF
inc coaches on each route. Parties intending 10
visit the White Sulphur, more GsPeclaiif 'm ,,n
from The West and South VIII find the route Win
magnificent mountain scenery. by Montgomery
White and Salt sulphur much more economical
and less faigning ana rcrpeHnS l 10y raw Win It
continual changes OF cars and rc-chccXine nag
'aEE" . emo, comhtpi,. the advantages OF beautiful
climate free from the fogs and dampncSs OF DINER
mountain retreats, excellent fare, ana to
mart les DESTROYS Of spending the whole season ora
few mouths, away from shc prosrStmg meats snd, o.
cities or the lower conntTx. r ces"s 'eu''
CHANGES AS FOLLOWS Per day, SO; per week,
sl7. SO per month $50. Children under ten years
and cGoren ssrCan,S, t d prGS ,ic
my 2s-cod2Ott c. ). PEYTON x BROTHER.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
No Io03 Main street.

ry,HE RICHMOND GYM \ AS / 7 NJ
nI,II.DING. WITH ALL THE hppAm Ia
,rirs ~ e. - IN FRANKLIN BETWEEN EIGHTH
ANB NiSTH STREETS FOR SALE ;x Az Lii Me ssI
TION.-Atthc request Of the owncFs' W. F MI
T r. EESWlIISN June lith at O'Clock that valuable
and wcll-nrranged PROPERTY located rs above" We
The building Is built of the best ~ err, ~
In root and runs back 1O7 feet The apparatus
cannot be surpassed for ncntncss huraElty Ih ha
LID sonsratnIv If desired II Is subject 10 ground
rent Of $500 per annnm which expires on the l5th
of November next, but can be renewed Tor thrcc
On accoun, Of It's location, this property Is justly
considered very valuable.
ANY person may examine and purchase pri'atci!
hcfnrc tho dav OF SALE For terms, apply to
HILL & GODD1N, huctl"nccrs,
to 1908 Main street.
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.1r1T1or sALEs--Future Days.
BY Wellington Goddin,
.,.,,onoor md Real Estate Agent.

rTRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
n a S YES AND tDDAiRY FARM, on TIE YORK
R RTvnENRI' RhiLR0AD, NEAR TO 0AkWo0D
ErtMETERY. AND ABOUT a Hale NILE
EAST or TIE NEW C0RPORAIIoN LIN E.
4 trnstee I'm a deed of trust from Mr.. Joseph =.
Moticrt hearing date the 18th OF October, is1i,
Iuly recorded In Henrico county court, sniiI III
execution thereof, proceed to sell AZ pubic huc
lion on the premises, on NoNDai NY -,S' ~, W.
Inncc iseo. ut O'Clock i. NJ. II fair, II mol, me
Srst fair day thereafter, that VALUABLE PRO-
pE,RTY located as above, consisting OF an excel
lent GRTST MILL and The millcr,s HOl Sf;, on
n ncvcr-f1iiInc stream of water with TWO All,
REPRESENTATIVES, ACRES OF LAND attached
thereto The mill grinds from tifiyto Sixty Dusncis
corn per day, is In good order, and enjoys iiil
ncigh5orlood custom, besides, being so near tlle
cjty a ready sale can be always FOUND LOT Us sur
or less of FERTILE LAND. on which stantis an
excellent COTTAGE RESlDENCE smrrounaea
by shade trees, containing about elghl rooms
besides the usual out-buildinEs, such rs ki'cheh'
stable barn. ice-house, courthouse, &c.
For n suburban residence, marEct garncl, OF
dairy farm this property has many attractions. =
TERMS Enough in cash TO dclraE GN ps ~, ~, ~
18th October 1888 with interest on s',soo from 'th
November 1867, TIL paid, or such part lcfn"i IN, a.
NAV he unpaid on 4 credit rs to 81 100 until ia II
October IsG9 on credit as 10 ~, iNV Hiit,i to
October 1870 on 4 credit rs to 81, 100 until l9th
October 1871 on 4 credit rs to 81, lon until l'Ih
Octobcr 1872 aud rs 10 the residue Of the proceeds
sale on such terms as the gTaiitor shall
rest from the day Of sale, and TO he Sccurch by u!
trust deed The property will be sold In two scpa-
ic 7"rndds W. GODDIN, Trustee.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspa'cn

HITE SILFHLK STkINUs, UUHV VI
The railroad is being fast pushed to com
plction, the track being laid to the " big
ILL.," which will throw it here about the 26tii
of this month. hear that so soon as 1t
reaches Milligan's," six miles distant. the
trains will run there. This is the depot
from which the Sweet Springs are reached.
Contractors are auXiously awaiting n
further letting Of the "road," but rs yet
nothing has been done.
That "horse railroad" from the depot TO
the hotel will not be laid this season..
If everybody comes that everybody say,
is coming there will be about five thousand
visitors here about the middle Of the season.
At any rate, the preparations have been
made for large company. 50 let them
come. q.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctionecrs,
No, lib Main street.

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
> MANCHESTER.-In pursuance of decree
made at the May term :c8l of the circuit court OF
re Grubbs shall offer for sale ut public auction,
ON the premises. at s O'Clock +. NJ. on SATuR-
DAY June 18th. the HOUSE aud LOT now occu-
MED hy Mr. Chcrnault, situated on the ma N street
of the town extended. Il short distance above The
corporation line. .o,..,,,,,.
with three rooms upon the premises, and suill-
cheney of ground for good garden.
TERMS Onc-ihlrd cash !; balance In TWO cqiial
povmcnts ut sixty and ninety days, ncgotiahc
notes we'll endorsed and title retained until last
payment. JAMES =; 1T ,tfin
T. II E,Cuo Salesman jc7
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COAGULINE.

TOAGULINE.-Jus received another
~ supply of this valuable article. 1t meets a
want long felt and by It's use broken articles 6 OF
good rs new. Being transparent, the joint In the
fractured article Is scarcely dsccrnible II rcsiSts
equally heat and cold, IRE and water: and great
Is It's tenacity that IL has been known 10 resist
weight of over 200 pounds. The Journal IF .ip
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