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By Bdnksrs' and Broters Telegraph Ja-es k
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Gdssdcdy, operator.
Lewis johnson 90 quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign mar kets as follows
NEW foRK, July 2s.-FIrst Board-U. - s's,
1sel, coupon i2l =; 20's. lsoa. coupona Ig3k;
l-e4, coupons l2Is; is6a coupons. IeIs: ise5,
coupon. new, l2OA; e2Oa lre7, coupon.
l2oa; lo-a0s, coupon, Ill a: Pacific Mail,
-3s; ONO Mississippi Oeruncatea 3IS
Marirosa. q, Auanuc Mail, none; Canton,
So Cumberland, -; Western Union Tele-
graph, q =; Quicksilver. Is; Boston water
Power. IS. New York Central. 2l-N: Hud-
son, l@7A; Reading, aoS; Michigan Oentral,
l3t; Michigan Southern. l6t; Illinois
Central, III =, Cleveland and Pittsoure. zoe = /;
Northwest e,i do pref'd 9is: Cleveland a
Toledo. none; Rock Island. lIih; Fert Wayne,
l52k; Alton q Term Haute. none; Toledo snd
Wabash, -; Adams Express, COT; Wells
Fargo q 20. Express. 22s; United states Ex-
press, 81; American Express. -: Mer-
chanu' Union. IOs; Chicago Alton. none;
do. prefsrr~d none: 81. Paul, - n do. preferred
80. Market strong.
fBy Cable.l
LoNpoN, July 2n, y. m.-Console, oney,
"5s: do. account, s3s, Bonds, IN, quiet,
steady Illinois, 81 q Ere. 10.
FRANKFORT, y. m.-Bonds, sss.
LIVERPOOL i n. m.-Cotton market open
shade nrmer, and estimated sales f1.usO bales
Middling uplands, l2a; Middling Orleans,
l3i.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Boutwell, has ac-
cepted the resignation of Thomas l. Humes
Inspector CT Boilers and Steamboats ~ Chi.
Cago, Illinois.
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SENATOR FRNToS ana family sailed from
New York on Saturday for Europe.
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SECRETARY RAwL1Ns Is expected to arrive
here to-morro<
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Mr.. HITz. Consul General OF Switzerland,
left here on Saturday evening for Wisconsin
and Minnesota, on VISIT OF inspection 20 the
Swiss settlements. He Will be absent about a
month.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvRSUR.-The reesip.s to-day
from this source Were ssi3,45i9J.
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HORRIBLE D4ATH PROM HYDROPHoBIA-
The Wilmington Commercial contains the fol.
lowing horrible story -" A child aged about
eleven years, daughter of MIR. Davis, VINO
resides on Slate Hill, in Chester county, about
one mile ana half from the Spread Eagle
Hotel, died from hydr0phooa on Monday
morning last, after the most horrible suffering,
She was bitten on the finger bv her uncles dog
about nine weeks ago, the dog disappearing
thereafter, so that 1t was not known whether
he was mad or not. 1t was known, no viewer,
that he was one Of the fox. hounds attached by
mad dog near the Chester county line about
three months since, and most Of which were
bitten. The child showed no symptoms OF hy.
drophobia until Saturday afternoon, when she
had q epasm, refusing to drink or look at
water. At first the spasms were divided By
inter rvals OF half an hour, gradually becoming
more frequent and severe until Monday morn.
Ing at TWO O'Clock, when her sunerings were
ended by death. During the spasAs she would
froth terribly at the mouth, snap and bite, and
upon hearing OF water would enter upou q
worse form Of cOnvulsion. When the 1T was
of she would beg that her family connections
be kept from her lest she might bite them. On
Monday morning all the dogs known to have
bsen connected with the fox hunt mentioned
were killed. 1t was before doubted whether
the dog which attacked them was really mad"
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METHODIST LAY DRLRsArroN.-Sipceo our
last issue, says the New York Methodist of the
2ath inst we have heard from large number
OF churches, the votes OF which amount 70 -.
S32. OF which S.9e9 are for lay delegau on, and
3,i33 against. This, with our previous vote
gives an aggregate vote Of IO7,6oS, of which
se,536 are Affirmative and 29,07l in the negative,
giving majority for lay delegation of 1896,
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SURGEON J. BRINKERHoFF has been ordered
to duty at the New York Navy Yard. Chief
Engineer b. r. lsherwood has been or Tered to
the Navy Yard AZ Mare Island, California, ON
.ne 2lst September
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ERRING BUT NOBLE.
Erred, desire better MANHOOD sent in aealed
letter envelopee. free Of charge. Address HOW
Phllac elphia, Pa INV fe eosm
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NEW YORK, July 26-Flour I5a2j cents bet
ter. Wheat la2 cents better. Corn las cents
better.
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SR1ZCEEoP ALCOHOL nformation has been
received at the Treasury Department of the
seizure OF lo0 barrels of alcohol by Collector
Stockdale, at New Orleans, fJr a violation OF
the revenue laws.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GLASs WORkS-MR WILLIAM L.. BAKE6
NJ will open his Museum TaIS EVENING and
give exhibitions EVERY hvENING this week,
~ the fHth tisland) Baptist Church ID street, be-
tween a. and 9Th streets, Island. Proceeds for
me me- beneht q the Church. Tickets % Cents;
IhIIoIen 40 Gents. ~ 27-3t'
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I1ARyKY HOLBIN,
MANUFAcRUPERs OF
ICE CRIAM. WATER IOEs, CHARLorrEa
JDLLIeS, &C.
267 Pennsylvania avenue. corner Of llth street

We most respectfully announce to our numerous
patrons and the public, that. in connection with
our extensive Restaurant and Dining Rooms for
Ladies and Gentlemen, We have made the most
extensive preparation for man nufacturing
ICE OREAM, WATER ICES,
IR0ZEN CUSTARD, CHARLOTTE DE RUSSE,
FROZEN PUNORBs, JELLIIs, &C.,
Retail. s"~
Oar selection Of Dreams have been made from
Pennsylvahia, Delaware, and Virginia.
Flattering ourselves with the belief that ve can
familiarity With the business, We no0t rsSpSct.
full solicit liberal share Of patronage, aad will
liberal deductlcs VIM be made q Ts"tivSIs and
reirs Particular attention paid % flrniahi1g
Lanilies by any guantity they may dasiFe, dsliV-
We viii SeFv. In our saIoons TWENTY DII.
LdTrHs ytEnSc yttEfss q SGsHss ions SHAR
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1yee want your R001 nads Fire and " .ssr
Proof for u or 10 years-warfante6-st about half
The e0ss Of I'm or oi9ss EH LoS sn1'es
ne unriyaled IILT aai CONT H0stfi0M H0ox.
and Sth streets. Repairs to old roof promptly
mad: and warranted. Material always on hand
sn1 for sale. ~ U-@.
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CRowe.-A writer in the Cambridge (Md)
Democrat makes plea for the crow a q valu.
able insectivsrous bird, and states that he has
tame one which saved his potato vines when
attacked by bugs, and subseq quentiy put to rout
an army of poisonous worms Which had
threatened his tomatoes with distraction.
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, has issued an order
Tor the collection OF Tee OF twenty cents per
thousand for the afiixing and cancslling of
stamps on imported cigars, the work 10 be dene
only by sworn officers of The Customs
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CUsToM-HousR APPo1NTMRNTs.-Secret
Boutwell, has appointed George III. Abbott
Deputy Collector Of Customs at FL Paso,
Texas, and George Parcaer Inspector in the
Custom House at Portl and, Maine.
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FROM OCEAN TO Oc8AN IN SIX DAYs.-A
palace car, full OF passengers, that left San
francisco less than week ago, arrived AT
erslng the whole continent in the short space
ef SIX days. Some Of the passen gers who came
IN II embarked on Saturday afternoon for
days more thus trayersing the whole distance
from the shores OF California TO the shores Of
England In ffteen days. All this vast jour.
ney OF nearly seven thousand miles will have
been made without difnculty or fatigue. first,
IN a luxurious railroad car, and then in an
equally lux urious Steamship.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE

A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PERRH DAVIS PAIN KILLER is really q
valuable medicament- and unlike most Of the
patented articles OF the day, is used By many
physicians. 1t il particularly desirable in loca-
lions vhere hysicians are not rear, and in fami-
lies will often save the necessity Of sending cut at
midnight for doctor. A bottle should be kept in
every house Boston TdrelIer. iy2.lm
II E NOV VAL.
has REMOVED his
WOOD AND COAL OFFICE
FROM 323 street,
Ne. 23l PEkNSiLVANGA AVENUH.
Eetwetn n 18th and 18th sts south side. ili-eoSw
ELLIS IRON BITfERS
Having used yOur Iron Bite rs IN my practice,
lean testify to Its uperor tonic properties for IN
MIGRATING the appetite aud rronOtfng digestion.
i can rnhesltatlngfy recommend Il In cases of
general DEBILITY and dyspepsia aud In conditions
OF the system requiring the rse Of q ferr usiaous
tonic. Its agreeable flavor must recomme Nc it to
all. Your, csfnliy, ryr-
Professor in the Philadelphia Univsrsf.y
Medicine and Surgery
For sale By KIDwELL SON,
Pennsylvsnia avenue and 18th street.
and Drueg1sts generally. my 3j-3n
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0svsrnnsnt securities.

WAeHrrefoN, July 20, icee.-Jay Ocoss A
90. furnish Tie following laoestisns OF Gov.
ernmept ritioa:
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THR0poH LINE BIrwHEN WAeHIHoreH
= H1W il6oisalA' losH.A And &0s

TNHR0V0H LINE BITWBEN WAeHIu0T0H
NV 10sR.A A'D Aa
WAsHrNsroH, lSs9.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND Ilw
IOBk sre now run 40 follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, ssitAoxs ciasss Of eavs
Leave deily texcept eunday) at 4. l., and
"a and p. II.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily texeele euDAay) as . 4. II. and
"a and 5:l0 p. u.
Oh SUNDAY.
Leeys for Nsy York st $40 ?. II snd Phils-
phta at $40 p. II.
esDinG sars Isr Hsv Yerk on r. u. train
y.
Through tickets to PhiloAslphia, uev Yoek oe
Boston can be nsd st the statioa once at eli houn
y the day. Also, - the OomDanyb O0oo, No
3oe Pennsyivanis svslle. PaSieneseS IarenSsiSG
tickets st the Avenae once can tksrs aFrsn0o %
residence, taksa hs dsDeN a1a DlS q ths b0S.
Bee Balftnors ana oAae Hsairoad sa,sresss,s,s
,Ss s., .se:asls s Ssty:sn Wssetnssos. Basss. An.
E5Ls0a. nsss:. q irPe2eesssia.
hoS Gk0. o. KO0N38. Agent. Wa6Aington.
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3558
d STREET.

A. kOCH,
Importer OF WINS, LIQUORS, and depot OF
emiths PhiIsdsiphia DRAOGAT ALE aud POR-
TlR. OLD Brandy sns ,wH5sKY, GID JAAsAdICH
WiNEe. CHANT PA0N Es. kHINE WIMge:
cLAk1r VINES GIGARS, E0!NBuR9H
ZlR WATER 1863. IeAlm
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through private letters, says the Augusta
chronicle, that this distinguished Georgiau
does not recover r.piAly. He has NOS been out
ume OF his great work continues 70 rece, We
daily attention to the extent OF his strength,
necessarily, however, from physical weak.
ness, progressing al0IIy -, - :" = I
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WHAT WI AR1 OoNIne ro.--A fhe celebra
tion OF the national anniversary In Algcna
Iowa, on the 9TH inst, q gentleman present
q MI. lnEham.> banHer--took tnom his wife's
Pi.tform and delivered q speech on woman's
rignts 10 an ATT nlvo a0dience, after which ths
banker returned the babe TO his 0iIe, with ap.
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- Young ladies who play croques are
known a. ''maidens All for tawn-o 81 q,
~Ths estate Of the late Henry 7 RAYMOND
Is valued At elS0,O00.
~Capt Mackenzie hes won the chess tour.
nament OF 800 games in New York.
The city Of Hartford, Ct, has Introd uced
German IN fts public schools 4
- White flannel suits are affected by the
swells At the seaside. =
The postmaster OF San Francisco gives
bonds OF SN0,00'-the highest given.
0George L. Bufsiu. colored, has Just been
made b. l. by Harvard.
g The question IN New YORK. Is not where
do he pins go, but how do all those dead bodies
get INTO the river.
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NAVAL TeRPRDo OoRPs.-A circular has jus,
been issued by the Secretary OF the Navy pro-
viding for the immediate organization OF q tor
pedo corps In the navy. This corps will con.
sst of one head OF torpedo corps and such ON
GERS as may be detailed from time to time for
instruction and service, and the whole will be
under the direction of the bureau Of ordnance
of The Navy Department. Torpedo stations
Will be established at Portsmouth, New Hamp.
shire, Boston, New York, Philadslphia, Nor.
folk, Pensacola and Mare Island. Depots OF
torpedoes and torpedo material will be sstab-
lishea at each of the principal stations. Ter
pedo boats are to be fitted out soon as posi-.
BILE ard kept in readiness for use whenever they
may be required.
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RAILROADS,


BALfInoRB AND OHIO RAILROAD.
8
Trains between WARRINGTON AID BALrI.
4ORB sAd WAeHIN0r0u AID TN V16T,
are nov run - followS, viz:
FOB BALTIM0BD,
Leave daiys except Sunday, Of 7. ., sud $50
A. n, and 1S:4s, 2:3O, l:3O, $40, and 1:i5
.yOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave dsAy, sxesDf Sunday, 6 and $50 a. n.
and = 80 and Q 30 p. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave es y a. q. and ago r n, no train "A
or from Annapolis On Sunday.
on SUNDAY.
FOB BALYI1ORD.
Leave q . 4. L., and 12:a3, 400. s:4O, and
!OR wA1 STATIONS.
Leave ss A. L.. and $50 and 7:43P.M,
HOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, sxosDs Saturday and Sunday sS
a. n, $50, and :4J and p. II.
ON sunday st 3 SO. i:i5 and p. ii. only. con-
secttns at Relay Station with trains from Balti.
more 70 w heelinG, Parkersburg, &c.
Through tickets to the West can bs he'd q the
Wsshinston Station Ticket Once at III hours q
Pennsylyaaia avenue. Passengers purchasing
tickets q the avenue once can there arrange 20
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residenes token % the depot. and Dut In IL BEG.
for Nov YORK. PhiIsdelphis, and Bostou. -.
aavertissnent Of .ThrouGh Line"
.L.WlL30N, Master Of TransDortation
In. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
noS GEo. Q. KOOHTz. General Agent.
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~ ROSS WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Z BROKERS
10. 321 PINNA. AVENUE. South eidss
Between sth and TIN streets west
,x sArG p. 4 GWRS0ssSh GWSfsh
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
REGUIaR LINE

captain A. kYTHER, wilIIeaye
..sdrsa,oxn ssI asox, feot OF Bigh street; EesA@C
thO neDh1 /, al o clock g. m , and Galt's wharf
ico. oI Ith s.reef, at 10 O'Clock q m stopping at
fort ard Norfolk Ma VIZ OiA' Ooif-
This host Connects AT Port Monroa With th,
t0st for CObb's Island.
ketIrning; will leave NORFOLK on TUESDAY
snd FhlDA1 at & O'Clock m.
upssssse: -" Excursion Ticket, to and from
Meais-Breakfast and Supper, so cents each:
Dinner State room, 81.
freishfs taken at the lowest rates. For psrtic-
ulAfs p7uire OF GEO Z MATTINGLY. Ticket
AGENT y and p. Railroad, No. $50 Pennsyl-
For tickets apply to j l.. SAVAGE Hardware
store, Pernsylvsnis avenue and 10th street, or on
board the boat
JOS. l.. SAVAGE, Proprietor.
kROUSE, Agent. Iy9f
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THE WELLS MEN in Virginia have made ar
rangements 20 present their objections to tine
late elections IN that State 10 Congress, through
the & 'ncy of delegation which will doubtless
IT side in Washington until the matter is finally
disDosed of
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g. B. MCCARTEB Esq, for some time past
Chief Of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
at the Treasury Department, has rendered his
resignation 20 Secretary Boutwell,, and will re-.
tire from the Bureau in the course OF a few
weeks. Mr.. McCartee leaves the Depar .ment
for the purpose Of engaging IN business in New
York, and has the best wishes OF hosIs of
friends for his success.
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COMMODORE A. l.. CASE will succeed Ad.
miral Dahlgren as Chief OF rhe Bureau of Ord.
nance at the Navy Department, and enter upon
the discharge OF his duties about the 10th prox.
imo. Admiral Dahlgren will then take COM
mand of the Washington Navy Yard, reliev.
ing Admiral Poore, who will sail for Havana
TO relieve Admiral Hof, shortly after the lO,h
AupuSt
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SUPERVISORS AT LARGR.-A. +. Tuition and
+. +. Southworth have been reappointed Su.
pervisoIs Of Internal Revenue, with authority
TO act in any part OF the country. Both Of these
gentlemen were formerly assigned 10 duty In
Pennsylvania. Other reappoIntments will be
made shortly, without assigning them to any
particular districts, as formerly.
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THR STATE DEPARTMENT has received q
large bundle of dispatches from Minister
McMahon, who Acknowledges the receipt Of
his letter Of recall, which was sent to him by
Secretary Washburne, and, In reference to I.o.
peg, says that he does not consider that he I.o.
pez) is so near the end of his career as people
have been led to suspect.
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sSI I'VE AND LET LIVE"
IL W. b. BROWNE h CO.,
DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
TEAS, LIQUORS. SC,
NO 6-s 7th street, bet and sts. south.
1eYm1 ash tunr
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THOUGH the colored men have never had
their pictures either on the bank notes or the
postage stamps, they are now getting their full
share Of such notoriety on the new tobacco
stamps about TO be issued. The colored man
is displayed on these stamps in all his phases
and conditions.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL CRaswKLL met with
a severe &C ccideEt yesterday, a. his home near
Elkton, Nd, we regret to say, by which his
LETT arm was broken. The chair in which n 2
was seated being too near the edge of the
porch tell Of, throwing him violently on his
arm
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APPoINTMENTs.-The folIogi appoint.
meHts have been made in the Patent Onice:-
Emmett Quinn, principal examiner; Fl. K
walton, iii st assistant examiner: II w. Tnrock-
morton, A. NJ. Bland and A. q. Earela TO first.
class cIerkshIps; Lawler, al salary of : 900
per annum; Is. r. Ferguson and &. T.. Lusby,
at salary OF 5000 per annum; and +. "A. Spesre,
laborer.
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MIssIseIPPI-Ex.9overn Sharkie is in
town, bat leaves here this evening for theNorth.
He represents the condition OF AFFAIRS in his
State as very hopeful, and says there is great
anxiety among all classes to nave the State
back again into the Union. The Conservative
Republican Convention will meet in Ssptem.
Der, snd he thinks there il NO doubt about
Judge Dent receiving the nomination. James
l.. Alcorn, an old resident of the northern por-
tion Of the State,is prominent candidate for th,
9uberna,oriai nomination on the regular Re-
publican ticket He was elected to the United
states Senate In 1855, and for many years was
a prominent politician OF the State.
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The COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL RKvgNuR
has decided that the use by Collectors OF fac
simite die to impress their name upon stamps
for distilled spirits cannot be allowed hereafter
The regulations require the actual signature
OF Collectors on such stamps. This revokes
the authority given by the late Com mmissioner,
Rollins, allowing the practice in some cas- s,s OF
singing stamps by means OF foe simiies of their
names.
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The PRACTICE SHIP DALE, with the itb
class Midshipmen at the Naval A cademy, has
returned to Annapolis from a cruise in the ad.
Jacent waters, and will leave again about the
1st Of August tor a cruise on the New England
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SENATOR ANTHONY. IN a private letter to a
friend here. denies the story that he is preparing
TO attack his colleague. Senator Sprague, in the
Senate next winter MIR. Anthony "; II not take
the offensive. II he is attacked he will defend
himself, as he did last session.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL Committee of Ways
and Means arrived az San Francisco from Port
lard, Oregon, via Victoria, Saturday morning
They leave for the East to-day, visiting Viz.
ginia City and the White Pine silver mines en-
rOuie
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EXECUTOR,S SAFEe


ON THURSDAY, EBRU AIRY 18th, 1869.
T'HE undersigned. b xecutor of Bnsh-
- rod w. Brown, deceased, will sell on
Thursday. February lsfh, 1869 at his late re-
sidence, ON Rapid Ann River, cur miles be-
low Rapid Ann Station, the
PERSONAL PROPERTY
belonging to the estate of the. said h. w,
Brown, deceased, consisting in part OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
blacksmith Tools, JVhecfcriqht,s Tools.
Three good Mules, one No. Ridi,,g Horse.
Itco IoIse Of 0ren, Eight Mich Goes,
Some II head Of tine young Cattle,
Nineteen Sheep, about 30 Siock HOGS,
plantation Utensils, Wheat Drill,
1hrsSh'ng Machines, &C., &C., dc.
TERMS OF SALE.-ACash for all sums OF
Zen Dollars or less For all sums over Ten
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security, bearing interest from dale. Nd
property 10 be removed until terms of sale
De confplied with, and property resold at
purchaser 5 risk on failC q to comply
All persons having claims aoainst either
lhonas Brown or Rushrod w. Brown, are
requested TO present an exact statement of
them 70 the subscriber, and all persons in
u '' 70 ellhef are requested to close their
accounts promptly by cash o, note
AT the same time and place. the BIael-
sInlth ana Wheelwrights Shops Will be Of
Tered for rent for remainder of year 1860.
able " -'-e7V u'sAi-
TRACT o~ LAND
OF ISL acres, with the shops and business long
established, are invited to visit the promised
OF ADDRESS the subscriber, at MitchelFs
station, Culpeper County, Va. -.
]. J. HALSEY, Executor
Eohrrs ,0eo OF B. w. Brown. deceased. 2
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COMNIssISSIONER,s NOTICE.

TN Orange Circuit Court, October
4 term, 1888,
Susan V Graves, widow of Richard NJ.
Graves deceased-Plaintir,
AGAINST
Susan V. Graves Executrix of Richard Nj.
Graves. deceased, Julia II. NJ. Graves, John
X. Graves and James l.. Gordon, Trustee
Defendants.
1t appearing to the Court that the plaintiff
in this cause Is also the defendant, Susan V.
Graves, Executrix of Richard M. Graves, de-
ceased, 1t is ordered that her name as such
Executrix be stricken from among the
names of the defendants in this cause and
name of Susan V. Graves, III her own right
as widow of Richard M. Graves, deceased,
and also as Executrix of said deceased. plain
tiff against Julia II. M. Graves, John II.
Graves and James l.. Gordon, detendants.-
And the Court doth further order, TINT ono
OF the Commissioners of this Court settle the
following accounts, WHILST. An account of
trix of Richard M. Graves, deceased.-2nd
An account of the debt secured by the said
deed of trust in the bill mentioned from
r.. NJ. Graves for the benefit of John r.
Graves, and, 3rd. An account of all debts
outstanding against the estate of Richard NJ
Graves, deceased, and their priorities, which
accounts the said Commissioner shall settle
and report to the Court with any matter spe-
cially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
required by any party to be so stated.
Before taking the account of debts the
Commissioner shall publishh notice for four
weeks in the Native Nirginian, a newspaper
published at Orange Court House, calling on
claims before him on or before q day to be
named, and warning them that on failure
to do so, they will be excluded from all share
of the assets.