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| COMMISSIONER SALE OF FAIRFAX
A

= LAND.
Under authority of decree of tho Circuit
Court OF FariaN county, Va, rendered at its
November term, 1866 in tho suit of John Hats
lip -. A. Ia. Mckenzie ct al, the undersigned
as Commissioner of the said Court, will sell, By
public auction, at tho front door OF tho Court
House OF Fairfax county, on MONDAY, the
18Th day Of October, 1869, at II o'clock m. ali
that TRACE OF LAND in Fairfax CO., lying
on roHck creek, and containing TWO HUN
DRIED ACRES on which the said A.. l.. Nc
KoLzc now resides, and which belongs to the
said i. L. Mckenzie and Arm Mckenzie in
common.
TERMS-Onc.tcnth OF the purchase money
to be raid in cash the residge in TIRE" "aI%i
rom the day of sale with interest: the MIR
chaser to give bonds for the deferred payments
ana the title 90 be retained rs security for their
s1pcnL. ). FERGUSON BEACH,
.-otS COnmissinnor
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uARaNE LIST.

WA6bN r. LhSt.
syS goSg.............5 q MOON SETS N g. 20
sun SErs............. ., HIGH WATER m'g-m O0
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. SEP. l.
ARRIVED.
Sehrs N Stone. Puyvere,. Georgetown; ID p
G.. and Belle Conway, Washington L
Agnow. ,,,
Schrs f Ii Furber, Cobb, Boston, plaster
sul Polar Star, Murphy, sack salt t" " a
Smoot
SAILED.
ScLr Constitution, East Greenwich by AN
crican Coal Co ~
Schrs Curtis, Boston \ stone fur
we're, Boston: Belle Conway, Norfolk; All"
Chas Dennis, Boston, by j 2 Agnew.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Gov Burton, Ludlsm, and George Tau
isne, Steelnlan, for this port. cleared at Provi
denCe 18th inst
Schr Nellie II Benedict, Ellis hence AT New
York 18th inst.
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Auction SALES.

FERUSTKEo' SALEor VALUABLE kEAL
Z E-IAV. NEAR LEWINSFILLE, ~
tn T. COUNTY OF FAIRFAX Pursuant :"
deed OF trust from -. u. Tompl:ins and wife.
dated tho 2Id day Of November, 1867, reCc!d'd
an OF tho land records of Fairfax county. il
te- II, 40. !, folio A.. and ;o7 the .purpose-
therein mentioned, the uDdersIg ned will sell. ~
public auction. 70 the highest bidder, ut FAIR
lax Court House on MONDAY, the och day
Of September 1863. that being Court day, The
"a kM upon whch the said Tompkins now re-
sides. near Lewinsvile in said county, contain
ing 100 acres and ~ poles. moro or less
The improvements consist Of comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, handsomely locs- o.
Ted, BARN md other out-buildings. The h:i
farm is we'll wmtered has = sutfciency Of wood
timber for the use Of The fam. The land i
we'll located for the growth OF grain and gTasi
and is well adapted fer dairy farm, burg
about mics from GcCrgeto@n. =. [.
TERM o-Ihc sum OF $500, with interest Ir9n'
the I'D day o. November, 1867, until! the day
Of so,e; iL:cr5s. GA $500 irom tho 25d OF Nov
emoer, 1867 - the J. Of January lSo! ana
expense to be- paid O cash on tho day of sale;
$50 on tho Is: OF ,J4nuary 1870; the like sum
on the first Of January, 1911; $50 on the llfs.
Of January, 1872. end lie ike sum Of so on
the l.. day o! January, 1873. with interest irc"
the Is, day Of JANUARY lt6r; the interest - u
paid annually any excess in the said sale g D.
paid on tho Il day Of January, 1872, with H.
terest from the day Of sale the deferred ins.a,-
ments to be secured by Il deed Of trust upon til
property at the cost OF the purchaser, lac!udinE
s:amr. Sale 10 take place between II and :
o'clock Any further information may b, Oh
tairoi from VI. Tompkins, ca the premise '-
irc'0 o.,lo- tho Trustees.
JOHN SElPMAN, Lewinsyil!e.
THOS. Z. LOVE. Fairfax o. II.
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FIsuISG.-Excellent and profitable sport
continues to be enjoyed by those who angle on
the right tides, from the upper whnrves OF the
city, where fine ~
nly TeW"-
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CITY ITEMS.

NJ. :. BLoNDu Elm has returned from the
North, and can now plesso the most fastidious
in Fall and Winter Clothing Corner King
lNirfaN SIS. sep LIT
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By Green d Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL Estate AND WATFR
POWER, IN ALEXANDRIA CO., VA.-By
virtue of DEGREES of the Circuit Court for Alex
sndria equity Virginia, rem cred in the suit OF
Swami egain-t Dempsey and others, the under
signed, Commissioners therein named, will pro-
coed, on TIL RSDAI, the 18th day OF Ucto-
Der, 1869, y: II clock m. in front of the May
or's office, in the city of Alexandris, to sell, by
public auction, TRACT OF LAND, situated
in the said county Of Alexandria, on the waters
Of Four Mile Run, about three miles from AL
eyaudTia, on which DR.. Is. B. Alexander for
merry resided, and OF which he died sei2oi,
contsiniu. about 250 scrcs Tho land will No
sold in one or moro lots ~ tho Commissioners
may determine.
Also LOT OF Land adioining the above
with WATER POW Err, formerly used in con
ncction with factory, containing about five
acres. Plats Of the land will be- exhibited nj
s..ln.
TERMo-Ona.lftho Of tho purchase money to
10 paid in cash, and the residue in three equal
payment ut SIX, twelve &nd cightoon months
from the day of sale tho deferred payments to
bear interest and to be secured ny the bonds of
tho purchasers, and tho title to be retained nm
I'll lull payment is made. Stamps AMI convey
In5iBG Vt tho cost Of tho purchase.
FRANCIS J.. SMITH,
GEO. WIN. BRENT,
,irsn f Sala
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CEWING MACHIN ES-I take this method

CEWING MACHIN ES-I take this method
~ of Informing tho public that l am the sole
and only agent for the sale OF the SINGER
SEWING MACHINES in this city and coun-
~, and tho company will not he held response
Die for the proper working of their machines
machines at the regular price Beware of i'm
posters, and buy fram licensed agents.
&. G.. BERRY, Agent,
sCp3 - King St, Alexa, Va.
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q. 6. y. CANAL.-The following figures she"
ina business done on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal up to September LIST Receipts from IN
opening Of navigation to lst Septem Der, 1879
$23l rs GO exclusive of water and other rents
tonnage for sNme time, 470,G26; whole receipt
last wear. S2sT, SOS 90 tonnage for same year
1852 QSr.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.-The bus
mess of the past week in dry goods has been
fair for the season, tho demand steady, the
transaction. VOL distributed and prices firm.
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ley TELEGRAPH.l

BALrtNoEE, September l7-Cotton flat low
middng romlnally ut 2S. Flour dull ; low
grades very firm; Howard Street Superhne
sja6 ~; do, ev:ra ST 5)a7 IS; do; Family SSa
20 City Mills Superfne So 25sG rs do. En-
ira IS 5OaS; DO. Family So 2j410 70; Western
SUperGnc $GaO 30; do Extra So 5Oa7 %; do,
Family > 5)aS Wheat steady; prime to
choice red - lal6i. Corn active prime white
N S33a3I Bacon firm; demand heavy rlt
sides l9l4lo,: clear do. 70; shoulders l6!lt' !;
hams 2ia25 Lard quiet at q Wmskey du'
~ 81 leAl -
New YoRk, September l7.-Stocks weak and
unsettled Money steady at per cent. tx
rbanre long, ST; short, 81 Gold 364. Five
,venties. lSil coupon, 2ll. Ten-fortes coupon,
o. virginia SKIES, ex-coupon, So; now jS!
North Carolina skies, old, 81; new Al.
BALTIMORE, September Il -Virginis SKIES,
DID. 45l bid, 46I asked. North Cscolinas, new,
ID bid, l3 @skei.
NEW YORK. September l7.-Flour duh and
jal0c lower Wheat dull and 2s3c lower. Corn
.luiet and firm.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKEr, September IL.
Beet Ca,tle-Prices today ranged as 'o!'owa :
Ola Cows and Scalawags at 3 75aS4 % ordi
rsrc Thin steers, Oxen aud Cows at 2jaS5
..Inmon u faic stock Cattle lass; tsir quality
Brsves GaS-; and tho very best Beeves lass
per 100 bs the average price being about 60 10
gross Tho market wss moderately active to-
lay ut a decline of fully 31lc per lOG lbs on the
rates of last week; the average quality OF the
nerinQs, however, were much better.
Sheep-Thc supply and demand have been
much better during the past week than tor sew
ersl weeks previous, but rates show no material
change. Prices TO day ranged rs follows Fair
10 y ,od fat sheep at 4a5c per 10 gross. st lck
Sheep at t0,S2 70 per head. Lambs 5Oa
- so per head.
Hogs-The supply during tho past week has
bee f " equal to the demand, the market be
ing without any activity Prices to day ranged
M follows: Fax to good fat Hogs at l3aSl4 per
100 pounds net
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Gold.
5SolI.
Ngw YoRR, September l7.-Goid .o-'.- &c
Proposals F0R R4ILHOAD PIES.

W." A''''>' ~.
PROPOSALS. FOR RAILROAD PIES.
Proposals will bo received p! ;hq, nice :, The
Alexapdria Canal Railroad and Bridge Com
many. No. 215 + st-cft, Washington u ., ="
ri October Isl, for 10 O1O & rO55 TIL>, dimcr-
siors to be inches thick, not ess than q inches
scc. by feet long. Of Chestnut "hllc OAK, or
chestnut oak. :" delTeici 1.1h iA4t.i''
Georgetown, or Intermediates points On the A.
SNS'''''' INV ". W. DUNCAN. T-easu-cc.
Washington, d, C., Sept II lsb9-td
COO RBWARD-Lo.t, lat mig t. OF King,
SZU between + irflx and Royal -. els, q
Guild TEMPERANCE BADG j. upon which
was Inscribed Faith, Hope an tENriN- /
will give thl a owe reward, beng NOR. tA.-
its actual worth. pr is return 10 tho Gazette
office. ,..,.-..,
sep ~ ) NJ 10 tOo3l.A 20.
ORO Sc g. BLACKWELL5 MUSTARD,
u Mushroom Catsup, Anchovy Sauce and
Pure Pickle for sH'0 81 wM RAMSAY,
DINEAPPLG nDd YOUNG AmhRiCA
T. oh""9N' LOT 5'''t T.. {yN. RAMSAY,
sen17 u, King stree
! NJ ''-' 0i-' = ''' q. WM. RAMSAY,
eep17 IL King street.
CIDEH VINEGAk- warranted =, pnt r.
" sale Ivy q. WM Il w
sop II go "'"S
NEW MACKEREI~-Nos: | ar! Z, IN KITS,
| = for sale by g. WIN. RAMSAY,
- con II l47 King stree,
~7OT1CE TO STOCKHOLD Ot
| N MIDDLEBURG AND PlA lN9 IL i: q,
| pIKE.-One-fourth Of the amount suoScr1oed
hv YOU to the capital stock OF the desxhH-
and Plains Station Turnpike Company is tho
| by required. according = i.%. TO he rNeburg,
| Treasurer of said comp&ny, IN Aiptember,
Va, on OF before tho 10Th day. .9tertors
lsGi Ry order of tue Bo.rd OF I KS. p.cst.
ARrH. L; lfeas.
WIN. Ii. ADAMS, sec sn"
Middleburg, sep G-cot----- 80,
-, - :, On 7TuCKhuLDEKS !, 3t
lMEEITbIINTG R1 ES AND PLANE, c TT cd
PlkE-Ih1ec InaTGHSnrg and Pa n; bc hciJ
ers Of the MO required by l!2iddiabur Va.
at tho pTe,iIe,aEy S1ptcbo F f}sua Of bi,cc.
on SATl RpAp order f." VI" = So IGt;ERS
"cao'N 5td President.
Mdff RECEfvo335 Dbl. Loy sG c.a:h;
ea, 1o"qeEr'1o; hid primo p K. ugars.
btis A. an! BkOOEES 81 IA YLOR,
| l0j Prince stroet.
| C9Htcd.E PACIFIC GUANr.-
" A carga daily expected and To- a." -
! WATrLE5 4 co,
sR 6-9m No. L. King ct
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DERUVIAN GUANO-
[ Direct from the Agcn. Of tho Parugisn
t10vernment ~ lato t. suit purcLasers Fnr
ale by WhTTLE5 q CO.
aug I'm 40 ! Einl r.
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FALLS CHURCH. Va. Aug II 1863;
A = ESSMENT OF TEN PEI CENT
y on the stock o: tho Fairfax u Georgetown
able in so lays from tho date of this notice.
BY order OF the Board of Directors;
sen l2-law4w ". II. DANIEL Setv.
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SPICES.
REDUCTION N PRICE.

Tho FRONT ROYAL LIME COMPANY
will sell, ct their depot, in Alex sndria, fresh
wood burn. lime at 81 per barrel in bulk.
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1tARBOLIO DIsINFECTING SOAP Cor
y Washing Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Dogs and
other domestic animals; frees them from m
sec,s, improves tho ha =, and is invaluable tor
healing sores of all kinds Just received an@
for salS by WAKEFIELD & HALL,
Druggists.
vuo1I Cor. Prince and Fairfax SITS.
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Gire IN PnIIa&cInnin. Sc.

IL ojsrAruuEsr0 ra.o..a
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1OOO TONS SOFT BLUE PLASTER to
jEUU arrive direct from Windsor, n. s., per
brig Tnreo Sisters ard schrs I. J. Tra.ton o.
Wm. pcmming, for sale to arrive oy 3d..
HUOE, WEDDERBURN.fe street.
sep 9-2w No Ps;os or gentle
DOARDING-Six or eieh. 'So e. 90 aaIag
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l,HOICE TEAS for sale by ,,,r,,,,
u sep II j. L Mlhhu nv
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Mid3 novcvfv a1--5 bbls Coverings Crush.
ID 5i P HSGS1 and GranQIated Sugars 5
- e. Ppo"Gic"do hid primo p K. sugars.
pf's A. d ""I BkOOEES IL IA LOR,
lOj Prince street
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Cargo Of brig Tangent, Of 1oJ tons, direct
from thc mines. to arrive and for sale by
LEE g. BROTHER,
sanS-2w u King street.
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way, aud aroused considerable excitement.

way, and aroused considerable excitement.
The Secretary was introduced at the stock ex-
ci ange to-day and made pleasant speech,
which was received with cheers. He said that
he should faithfully collect the revenue due
the government and apply them to the working
expenses thereof, and the surplus to the reduc-
ton of the national debt. He should institute
economy in the department, and all it's opera
tions should be open to the pubic gaze. He
closed by saying that he should endeavor to
manage the finances without embarrassing the
business Of the country. Mr.. Boutwell's re-
marks had buoyant effect on the market gen.
orally.
The recent order issued from the War De.
parment, ordering the opening Of recruiting
offices in several Of the principal cities, has
given rise to 9 good deal ofspeculation, and
considerable interest is manifested to know
the meaning Of this sudden order of General
Sherman. Some argue that it looks to an early
recognition of Cuba by our government, and
others hat trouble is apprehended with Great
Britain growing out Of the settlement of the
Aiabama claims. It having been csoertained,
since the consolidation Of the army into twenty
five regiments, that a GOOD many regiments
have not more than one-half the number of
mon required, and that in few months the
time OF enlistment Of q large number Of three
years men will expire, thus reducing the army
one-third, it was deemed necessary by General
Sherman, in view Of these facts, to open re-
cruiting offices in order to bring the army up
TO the proper standard and the requirements
ID
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alone have power to levy tax amounting
in the aggregate to over half million Of
dollars, and, apart from politics, tbs surely
important to select men who will levy no
higher tax than is indispensably necessary,
and will see that the public funds are prop
erly spent and accounted for. The oanas
dates should be the best men that can be
found-the most respectable and RESPONSE
BILE men in the different counties; for there
is no Office in the State so small that it
should not be we'll filled, and which may not
in the hands Of ignorant end vicious persons
do serious injury to many worthy people.
AS we have said, every exertion should be
made to avoid party issues in local affairs;
but if the words Of the Radicals themselves
are to be trusted, they are determined to
have square party fight. '4@*
Al. Ransier, oolored, member Of the
Legislature, County Assessor, Chairman Of
the Republican Central Executive Commit
tee, So, &c., SO, has issued circular, in
which be cells the attention Of county chair
men to tho Executive proclamation for cleo
tions to fill vacancies and county offices,
and says: ''It ;s hoped that nominating
conventions will be held in time, and ju-
"dicious selections be made, and that these
''c8ices be filed by the REPUBLICANS nomi-
''nated. Much depends upon the choice of
i'suoh ofioers' y : 3i9'>N1rs q aiE
This 10 straightforward announcement
Of the determination of the party to have
none but "Republioans;" but as Ransier is
not omnipotent, even with the ssoounty
''ohairmen," it may be possible, as it is
wise, to avoid in many instances the contest
which he desires. One thing, however,
must be plainly understood, and that is that
the respectable people Of the State are de-
termined that honest and capable men only
shall, from this time, be elected to office.
They may occasionally be defeated; but as
long as they make the test not politics, but
integrity and respeotability, they must in
the main be successful. And where the
Radicals force the fighting, and will have
none but party measures and party men,
they must be met with their own weapons
without thought Of compromise or eva
sion. AS it ia to the interest Of all parties
to avoid, in local matters, the bitterness of
battles POLITICAL such cases win probably
be rare; but when they do occur, if the
gage is promptly taken UP and the white
people use all their influence, there will not
be much doubt as to the result. We hope,
then, for good report from the approach
ing township andcounty elections.
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AWAsHINoToas cOrresponden says that Sem
ator sprague, bcforc leaving Washington made
formal calls upon All Cabinet officers, and bade
them goodbye. He then visited the Presi-
dent, who said he was glad to see that he had
got out Of danger, to which Sprague replied
that he had never been in any. He said he
should decline ali invitations to speak in cities
and towns on his way home. BE Informed
Senator Robertson: that he ehould not make
any improvements at present in Columbia, s.
O., where hemade large purchases OF water
power and land from the State, and agreed to
forfeit the purchase money il certain improves
nents We're NOT made within ayear, ave mouths
4of which have already gone. Hewas asked why
he did not 60 ahead, and replied he could not
do anything while 1soney was 25 per cent. per
annum down there. .s,.+...l'' s. .e---
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D D THE- ABRnvnlE Agricultural Soeistys is evil
IDENTITY making headway. Apremium list is
published embracing prizessin every depart
ment of agriculture, hortioufture, mechanical
industry ana domestic akin, and comp isiny
enough TO stimulate every one, to put forth 3
hand to make the next fair a1 great success.
The value Of the prizes has not been fixed and
will depend upon the number OF subscriptions.
The time Of holding the fairis also yet to be-
determined. sssa # ss :y ys tss s,sss15 4 ,f
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The Contested EIc6tio,a


-saJudge! Carpenter decided the quo aodta
iranto case, on Saturday, in favor Of Mr..
Pillsbury and his Board Of Aldermen. I'm
der the circumstance, !. was thought best
that no appeal shoulds lbe made, and it is
expected that new Mayor will be sworn
in at 12 O'Clock to-day.
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sRvEaTs-sIys cclcred ..sassssrs have ssesn
buried lin Georgetown, at tho expense ofthe
county, since the aiddle' Of February. Nearly
all the deaths are reported to have been caused
by stasvation. but the Times sAys that there
was plenty OF empIoyrfsnt for aiI who wsrS
willing To work. ts$iiss -
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A alRw weekly papsr, the asgstts, has been
established IN Spartanburg. II Ii u wen ar-
ranged shest and win doubtless prosper. The
Gazette will give especial attentson to the IN
dustsial interests and resources % this district
III which II 6irculasss. n. n.
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@eetiugs.

SOLOMoA'S LODGE. No. 4, 4. r. NJ.
lTNHE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION
a 4 ,nn viii be n held din in Masonic Hall. ISIS EVENING.
dases for Degrees will be punctual
By order Of the W NJ.
NAV W. A. WILSON. Secretary.
T.p. a.. r..
PALMETTO ENCANIPMENT. No. l..
TEyHE REGULAR MEETING OF TIL CAMP WILL
IL be held THIS EVENING, at Eight O'Clock ut
Odd Fellows Hail. corner King and Liberty streets.
BY order q. P. ROBERT @. 81 ARR.
Mays NH. .l5 ap5.,s mys IT JET al jy4,ls
ATTENGIONl mECHANIC's UNION, NO. 4.
DUNoTUALLY ATTEND YOUR FIRST QUAR-
n =, TERLY Meeting, at the Eagle Fire Company's
Hall, THIS (Monday) EVENING, ut Fight O'Clock pre-
oisely.
BY order. VIM. W. HART, secretary.
CHARLESTON MECHANIC SOCIETY.
A QUARTERLY MEETING IF THE CHARLES
IA TON Mechanic society win be held at the Ma.
sonic Hall, This EVENING. the Sd instant. at Eight
o'clock. JOSEPH GUY.
Way Secretary Q. M. 8.
CHARLESTON LADIES' ASSOCIATION.
A MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION WILL BE
N held at Captain Charles Frtmders, No. I2y
Market. etreet. IH1s AFTF RNooN, at Three O'Clock
Members are particularly requested to attend. -
Mays President.
CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER
COMPANY, No. 2.
TTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM
IA PANY TH1s EVENING, at Eight O'Clock Mem
bers are N quested to be punctusl in attendance.
Ry order Of the Foreman
GEORGE NOLAN,
May . Secretary.
MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR
"A Company at your Hall THIS (Monday) EVEN.
ING, at Eight O'Clock.
BY order of the President.
GEORGE A. CALDER,
May Secretary.
II II E'N TTON! CUNTINENTAL FIRE
t-4. COMPANY AND STATE GUARD.
yTNHE ORGANIZATION OF THE ABOVE CoMPA-
Il ny vii! take place To-MoRRow EVENING ri ay
4. at Eight o'cle ck. at Military Hal.
By order Of the Committee May 8
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Artsl..

4 rzRsoAs wIsHrNa EsS AVN rIlo loroaRARMs
tinted Win dare and tssss 6aa vs ahssr Sfslaas
promptly Aned ~ feavtng thens 81 Holmes' Book
Izcuse. wrltsen airecsaSns sAos,d IN sssa Sass 10
ssvsa = u ses style q ssiorins pssssrsa. D. I,
Apftl - :ts III si II IL .Aias asacs%
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calIang out tho a1a.ltla.

4 The following notice has been posted up
at the different plantations in the neighbor-
hood Of Monck's Corner. "A second notice
changedthe time of maeting to May 1st. {:
@- ssNofICE
Hereby Give to all Coiored men that
"A MaskmestiDg is to hell at the new Baptis
"Chnrch on the Monck cornner Road on the 2
"day of May at 10 ten ooloolfsA, M. To forna 9
military compy SPECIAL attention is Give au-
Shortly Of the Same that alls able Bodie mon
''citizens Between the asssH Of eighteen and
''forty Ave years Residing in this and to
Excepted by the laws Of the United State,
''shall be subject to militia duty by Isac d
Sanders TIL HuroHNsoNn
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GT. CLOU HOTE L.,
8 THIS NEW AND C0MMoDIoUs HOUSE T.ocAr
posse8ses esl.eE.asss oves aM housssfsr me 40
commodatlcn % itn gueptg. 10 was bull cxDsessy
tor aSstclass family boarding hcuse- tho rooTfs
and cola water. and faHntshed second tDhoao. khfe
the culinary department. ID fn the moal 0xperlacea
hands, anordinR guests an unequAilsd tiAlS Y Z
One OF AtwOodss Patent Elevafpfs "a aisahmong
guests at als hours. "a HNsT 'Ffs Ey,-e'--~
Tho broadway and University Place C&Ssoass the
door every fcue minutes. running Mom\ he CITY
Han to Central Park, while the Sixth ANA Ssventh
Avenue lines are but o short block ON edthca add,
aordng ample facilities for communicating wfA ali
uaent and busiEsss of The great mstxOpoiis.
MO@H ~ EaOLEnsY, PropxaetSs.z
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to No. eS EAsr BSEs l6aice 81 Citizer's sayines
Bank' 0pDostte 10 Courier OficS, and viii there con-
Time the, nSurancs and C0mnaission Bnsiness as
heretofore. : fs 8 E May / z