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Notice is hereby given, that ] viii o1er s.
public auciion, ut the door of she Court House
In, Jackson on Eer rr..-s--- ,59r5 fqtf.a
Friday February lith A. D. 1870,
At one O'Clock P. N. OF said dav. the foIioNInr
describedTeal estate, situated in Jackson county,
Ohio to-wit: Part Of northeast quarter OF Sec
tion twenty. three. (2s) Township eight ts)
Range eighteen.k k1sl l.begiBning at hesouth-east
corner OF the quarter thence running { v ith tho
Quarter section lifie1N y 81 84 deg " 3078 chains.
-(toa corner set By Haunahl thence N 8 10 deg.
Z 1885 chains to apost across from which black
ak inches diameter hears s % deg. d 80 links
distant and blackjack inches N 56 deg u =,
thence 81 81 dee. E129 post at-the cor
per Of on orchard, thence s 4 81 deg. 4.Ss
ehai (post) thence n 55 deg. y 8.95 chains.
thence MY deg. Il 6.0Qeln ins. thence N so hrE.
Z S. 20 chains 10 the section line (pOst, white
oak, inches 81 deg e 30 do 81 deg. Z 50;
thenceS 31-4 deg. " 20.96 chains to the begIa.
ming place, containing 5S so-lO0 acres, .gag3
Also, commencing at The north west cornere Of
th G above described land, thence running north
fifteen aud one-half rods (151f), theaee east
10 .s5 chains, thence south l55S rods, thence
west 1896 chains to the place of beginning, cor.
tanning five acres more or less. Except all Of
said land lying north Of County Road running
through said lands, "a. ak,-u Z rsasqs.
Also commencing at the north west corner Of
meadow on south side Of said road, thence
south tenrods Q0)a thence east sixty.fve rods
GOD more or less to The second ravine, thence'
In northerly direction along said ravine. and
in said direction to county road, thence along
said road in q westerly direction to the place OF
beginning, containing in all about 2S acres more
or less. (The last described land being set of a.
family homestead to Elizabeth Holdren.)
Taken as the property of Eleazer Holdren on
an execution in favor of Putnam, Welch & Co.,
issued by the Court of Common Pleas Of Vlnton
county, and to me directed as Sheriff Of Jackson
county
Appraised at 81, 100 co. 81 10 F.9
Given under my hand this 11th day of Jana.
ary, A. D., 1860. JOHNSON WADE.g
Sheriff.. c., Ohio,
Jan. '69-5w.pf SIS 90. 6' Be- L'a6.s3
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SEE Ordinance in reference to side
walks and payements, 1t good one, and
the Intention 10 TO have II enforced.
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EesYCH0MANCY, FASCINATION OR soUL
Il CHARMING. = 400 pages; cloth. Z; Thlt
I wonderfulbook has full instructions TO enable
tho reader 10 0fascinate either sex, or any animal,
at WILL. Mesmerism, SpiFitualsm, and hundreds
of 9th er curious experiments Il can be obtain.
ed by sending address, with postage, 10 /. W.
EVANS g. CO.a No. Al South Eighth Street
Philadelphia. s.4- al, ,lll.rl.>, E'sE
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LIMESTONE FURNACE property was
offered for sale on Wednesday of last week. by
L. B. Lodwick Esq, receiver, but there were no
bids offered.
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We have a short New Years story,
by ';cohsIance oarleton (which we did not re-
ceive in time for New Year, but we will publish
itin s'short time. n arsr Ttsr
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PAIN IN TIE s1DE cuRRn

la 4Ashfqrs, Penn, April 4. 1885,
2fssWs..E Alicoek Sf Co. at 1sbs ~ y 81.
Q Deaf Sirsi NY daughter used one Of your Po-
rous Plasfefs. She had very bad pain in her
side, and iteured her In one week. fg,f
Yoan truly JOHN ". N. HUNTER.
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DIR. WISHART'S 90
PINE TREE TAR COaDlAL.E

" tnaEERT .HfN Mkll IL
II PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
/; is tfle vital principle Of the Pine Tree, oh
tanned by apcculiar process IN s,he distillatior
of the tar by which its highest medical prop
critics die retained. Iliuyigorates the digestiv,
organs and rest ores tlle appetite. 1t strength
ems the debilitated system. 1t purides and en-
riches the blood, and e5pels from the systen
the corruption which scrofula breeds on, th
lungs. It dissolves the mtcus or phlesn wlicl
stops the air passages of the lungs lis heal
ing principle acts upon tlie irFitated surface o
the lungs and throat, penetrating TO each dis
eascd part.artlic icgfng pain and subduing infam
nation. 1t is the result years Of study ant
experimept and Il Is offered TO the afflicted
with positive assurance of its power to cure
thefolloFingy disuses, II thepatient has not toe
long delayed resort to the means of cure -
Consumption Ofhs Lungs, Cough, Sore Throat ana
Breast, Bronchitis, Lirsr Complaint,
"a b iHd and bleeding Pies, Asthmd, ~
il.t l Whooping Cough, Bipthsrid, &c. A 3
A IN cdcal expert, holding honorable -colleg
ate diplomas, devotss his entire time tothe ex.
animation Of patlents at Che Office parlors As.
soeialsd With him are three consulting Physici-
ans OF pekpow ledged EN- inence, whose serI Ices
are given to the public FREE OF CHARGE.
This, opportunity is offer ed. by no Other in.
situation in. The country. f-5-.A. sL.G1s
q Letters fromsny part Of the country, asking
advice, will be promptly and gratuitOusly
responded toaH Where convenient. remittaneet
should take the shape Of
DRAFTS OR POST OFFICE ORD DERs.. q
Price of Wishartsr American Dyspepsia ills,
81 a box Sent by mai on receipt Of price.
Price Of wishart.s Pine Tree Tarcofdial 81. 50
bottle, or $11 per dozen. Sent by express.
All lcommunicationS should be addressed
y L.sQ. o. WISHART, M D.,
Hg7 81 No. 2S2 North Second Street, 20
Oct 2S, '69-sm PHILADELPHIA.
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8h -AAsatftf.-. tIttlsa nhts -.ith aahrla
sHEARTH AND HoME. Although but
little more'than ayear old, this valuable paper
now occupies leading position among, the lead
ing literary publications Of the day Its Agri-
cultural Department contains a great amount OF
information regarding farming In all It's branch
es, and teaches how TO make farm not only q
Eource profit, but also a place Of pleasure,
comfort and Independence. II has q House
keepers Department, IN which ladies are told
howto become successful managers Of a house.
hold, how TO tighten many of the irksome duties
ofa wife and mother, an6 how to render home
attractiEe} il has a departmentfor the instruc-
tioh and amusement Of young folks and chill
dren il contains summary Of news from all
parts,of the country and the latest Money, Stock
and Market Reports. ( WngVctv
Terms: $4 per yeqri . copies, s9i 8 copies
$12, Published weekly, by Pettengill, Bates &
Co., 81 Park Row, N. T., H .R,.I.
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COasssgsoas Se2sse!

ASK your Doctor or DTlGgtsG
FOR fSWEED QUININE -zit equals (bilteF)
Quinine,i MID bYSFEAEss, FARM s Co. Chem
ats, New York. ,-..-F' -.--.-.,s.
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" 60 y " "a
TO TILE W0RgI%G CLASS. rWe. ara now
prepared 70 f6rrishal cisl1cs q hi llnetant Elm
pIdsreut 81 hohle,ftiie wIioleBftlis time or for
tle slHre m9ment. RHsiness prs light and
Uohiable, PusOls Of either sex iiy earn
/ from soc. tp % rer eTtnihg aid proportion.
lFt ttumIis deyotirg ilWirThole lime t6 the bus
| incts.s B9ss 9Dl T. LIE eaEn .Leall, as ingshAs
MEN. That ail Who zee thb n0l.ce may .egd
their address and tee. TIE Uusihess. We make
this uupGfpllC led qllfi; 70 s6,h ps arc not We
5atsfed. We will srnd 81 to Pay for the II oub
ef writjng. Full I,aietilars, fyal,iabie sAmpl
which viii dnfo aur1cnesWork on.'pnd n co
lfJis ffepe'4 L,brGry GeizRFSOa-rCne ,of
at seuI res BssnMiK Reader # y0u want per-
Inaneut, preg abisI Won \, cd d6gyssiE. n. ALLAN
e CO., aUCUsFA. MAISE. "a -.
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W AMI COLUMN.

w ANTED.-TO SELL. Four hundred acres
w wood land, in jackson township, in this
county. Title good, terms low, payments easy.
Inquire at this office. It "a q
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as GOO SOLE. RY nNF DEALER .

; Messrs s. Batch q Son Of Providence, r. T.,
write, Nov. 1865: "we have sold the Porous
Plasters fOrtwenty years, OF retail and jobbing,
must have sold twenty-five uionsand altogether
They are well liked" jar. I5.'70-lm.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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THJRTY tons Of hay for sale, by VIM.
| = ofOsso, ssloso rHc J.slseq g. ,lo.4'n.
II. @. MILLER Esq, Assistant AS
SCISSOR, infstms us that he vlllasssss the Incom Q
Tax in hszt month. Leta Bo prepared for him.
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lsROF. .CIIII.rON'g 1.EsITMONY,

ALLcpCG'S POROUS PLASTERS.
Sudden severe pains Of the side AID back.
stitches, fphsfps etc, These pfcrions are
most Troublesome to persons pasl ~ isdlc age.
VIII even onain' bed ARE very painful and
often dangerous. In damp weather they are
more frequent than in dry. Taese pIasters give
relief at once. and need to beknlways in the
drawer, handy. lr aHt q
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MAR RI d.

At Madison Furnace, in this county, Jan. 18th,
by Jno. j. @. Evans j. p, John H. Hoffman and
Miss Lucretla Robinson. ~ n
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TIE AMEReAN Stock JouRNAL.-The
January number Of this valuable Agricultural
monthly presents the following rich table of
contents New Y cars Greeting, Cooked Food
for Stock. Poultry Hints for January, The Sep
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ohester White Hogs, Gray Dorking Fowls,
Sheep, Matters, Care Of sows Daring Pagturtior,
Feeding Cattle, Acute Rheumatism, or Founder
in Horses, On Feeding Horses Improved Farm
Stock, The Chinese Hog, Weaning Calves, Buff
Cochin Fowls, Keep Sheep, Inversion Of the
Womb IN Cows. Application of Manure to the
Surface, Treatment of Mllch Cows, Work for
January, Lay your Plans for the Year, Breeding
and Rearing Cattle, Sheep Raising, On Breeding
Farm Animals, Be Careful of Stock in Winter,
Waste of food in Winter Inquiries and Answers,
Book Notices. Catalogues, &C. AS this Journal
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with splendid Premiums TO subscribers and
agents, we hope all our Farmer friends will send
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BOYER& g. CO, Publishers, Parkesburg, Pa.
We send the Stock Journal freeto all new
subscribers to the STANDARD, who desire it.
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,kST0UNDING REVEL ATOMS

Two scientific publications are h shs held
against the hair dyes Of which lead Is the basls.
The "New York Medical Gazette and ''The
Journal Of Chemistry bitterly dcnounce them.
Yet the hair may be safeIy dyea. Have you
seen p slesi 81 8 tssT - fil Is lEsrrf
PROF. .CH1L.rON's TESTIMONY.
foaaaee on a careful Sblsslss and esrtf51ng that
Cgstsdorcps' Excelsior Dye. 8
Is not ohfy a'hrst-eiassafticie for changing the
color ofthelIair,sb but q p 8 En-
q ls, AIssOLUTELY SAFE.
|, CRfsTADoRos HAIR P PRRsRtyATIvE as
Dressing, acts Ike q acbarmaon the lIair after
Dveiny Trv fg 1nsf - IAN f1s@A -, y
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N I IITTNH7 a UWTTh1 T7OTT1IT ~
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Everybody likes Il. Three edlaops nAiLl. g9s dsaH
4 ifproes Ft reports agriculture, FameFf
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Weekly ead Semi Weekly number. prtaent pf vauanl2
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NDAY MORNING, AUGUST is, 1870.

g The LeNG-H HAIRED, 2 POISONOUS CATERPIb-
LAR.-The attention of our citizens Is called
to the fact that aTenomous caterpillar, In
Testing trees and vines, has made its appear
ance in our /. city, whose bite is attended
with the most painful and dangerous et-
fects. The animal presents q unique ap-
pearance. It has an oblong, triangular
body, which is often entirely concealed by
a dense covering of long, light brown hair.
This hair is so fine In It's texture, and so
dense, that it has the silky appearance of
the humming-bird's feathers. 1t grows
over the whole body, except the abdomen
and face, but it is so long that the animal
can al. twill lap it over those regionsso close
.ly as to hide them completely. At its lower
extremity this long hair forms tail-like
appendage. The animal varies in size, be-
ing OF minute dimensions at first, but when
attaining its usual growth measuring an
inch and quarter longby a ha1finch in
diameter through the middle, its hairy coat
included. ~ >@ts
The bite Of this caterpillar is followed by
the most violent and excruciating agony,
which appears in few minutes after its re-
ception. The pain passes, as described by
the patient, from the site Of the injury to
the region of the heart, and thence radiates
over the whole SYSTEM. 1t attacks the pa
tient in violent paroxysn1s, during which
it is so intense that he struggles and writhes
in the most agonizing manner, and seems
to be partially delirious. The pulse and
temperature of the skin are not materially
altered. - s.-,'
In the case of Mrs. Ware, on Marshall
street, lately bitten by this yenomous in
sect, the pain continued violently for nine
hours. resisting the free employment Of
brandy, ammonia, ETC., but finally yielded
to the introduction of third of q grain Of
sulphate of morphine, in solution, beneath
the skin. In twelve minutes after this hy-
podermc injection was practiced, the pa
tient fell asleep and slept calmly for several
hours; but feeling some. pain in tue night,
the hydrate of chloral was administered
with the most salutary effects. She is now
convalcscent. One Of the physicians in at
tendance on the case, but who conceals his
name to avoid notoriety, has furnished these
details for the benefit of the public and his
profession. 1t is his opinion that the bite
of this insect, in the case of young children,
would produce conyulsions, and perhaps
death. Specimens Of this caterpillar can be
seen at our office.
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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILROAD.
NOTICE FOR MEETINGS OF THE PEOPLE


Colonel THOMAS s. F:.OURNOY, President
Of the Company, General j. d. 1MBoDEN, and
Others will address the people upon the subject OF
SubScri ftions to the capital s ock OF the NOR
FIX AhD GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
~ The times and places mentioned below. The
pcoilc earnestly requested 10 turn out In full
orce The ladies are especially In ylted to attend
The friends Of the road are requested to get up pic
Mes 1t will be q leisure time with the farmers,
md TIE meetings. will be made an occasion not
ONLY for advancing Tie Interests of the great enter
prize, brt of the most pleasant recreation and en-
j., mcuL both to tie young and old Let all come
out.
Tne meetings and pic-nics will commence and
pr. ccrd us follows:
&t WITDSUR, Isle of Wight WEDNESDAY,
It K! !.ACK CREEK CHURCH, Southampton
county. FRIDAY; August 18th.
At EAEH TAVERN, southampton county
SATURDAY, August 18th.
At pETE'S CHURCH, Southampton county
Monday, August 18th.
Al JONES 4 lIOBsON's MILL, Greentsville
county. WfDNt.-DAY, August l7th.
Al coa9sfsIk fIt.H shKnUhGshtiSs nasast ist MILL brnas
It IAWRENCEVILLE, Brunswick county
SATURDAY. August 10Th.
At MASONIC HALL, Mecklenburg county
MONrAY, Angus. ed
1T ZION'S EHURI II. Mecklenburg county
WE'D EoDAf, AUGUST 24lh.
At BOYDTON, Meckienburg county, FRIDAY
HtFPMEsUs CHURCH, Mecklenburg county
| SATURDAY., August *7th.
A. MUsTERFIELD, Halifax county, MON
"a a. T. EAf2EEg AafH;1E i.'Di GROVE CHURCH, wENEs
DAY, August 3lst. jy 26-t3iA
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DANGEROUSLY HURT.-0n Friday AFTER
noon, at Watson's .bedstead factory, Rock
etts, Mr.. Thomas n. Goodman, an employe
of the establishment, was sharpening bit
OH an emory grindstone. The stone burst
ed while rapidly revolving, and the frag-
ments scattered in every direction. One
piece struck Mr.. Goodman on the head,
Just over the eye, inflicting dangerous
wound. Tie was at once taken to his resi-
dence on Union Hill, and his wounds were
properly dressed by Drs. Dickie and Ross.
On Saturday night the wounded man was
considered in critical condition.
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ARREST OF Ex-ATToRNEY-GEsERA Bow
'DEN.-News was received here OIL Saturday
of the arrest at Charleston, S. G., of Thos.
r. Bowden, late Attorney General of Vir-
.ginia (by military appointment), on requi-
sition issued by Governor Walker, of Vir-
ginia, to Governor Scott, of South Carolina,
and served bv Detective William f. Knox.
Mr.. Bowden has been indicted by the grand
jury of the Hastings Court for conspiring
with George Chahoon and others "to cheat
and defraud the State of Virginia." The
Indictment growsHit of the famous Haun-
stein forgery case, which is to come up for
trial in September. Bowden will be brought
at once to Richmond.
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ENcRoACHMENTs UpoN THE STREETs.-On
the 10th Of January last an ordinance was
passed by the City Council which provides
that whenever, in the newly-annexed por-
ton OF the city, houses or porches which
have been erected prior to the date OF an-
neXation, project over and encroach upon
the public street a distance not exceeding
three feet. the same may be allowed to con-
tinue until January l, 1915; provided. how
ever, that all fences within said district
whenever their owners shall be notified by
the City Engineer so to do. The duty inn
posed upon the Engineer is performed by
an advertisement published this morning.
Persons are notified that unless their fences
are put in proper position the ordinance
will be rigidly enforced.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE To AMEND TND
N RECORD alN~ sECTu:NS 3 AND 4 OF
UnA,,frEN~ 40 OF THE CITY ORDINAE CES
CDNCFR NJ sc VAGRAhTS. PASSED sru lF
Be it o,dained 5y the Council Of tie city Of
Riciimoad, hat sections and OF chapter 10 OF
the city ordinances be amended and re-ordaned
$ as 10 read Us follows:
the city to arrest al persons having no sensible
means Of support who shall have come to the city
within The preceding six months, and all persons
known as robbers, pio kpockeis, or professional
thieves apd to tak them tetore the Police JUS
tlce: and If tte Police Justice shall be satisfied
ths they such persons us are herein desert
he shall in the case OF persons otaer tnan foDDeIs,
them tn Jail until they Gun be sent nack 10
the place from whence they came, II their
former residence be ascerlsined, Sno II net ns
in the case OF rooters, pickpocKets. or per
sons known as professional thieves the Police
Justice SHALL II he be satished mat they are suc
anG have been In the city more than six months,
commit them 10 jail IN default OF security for
good behavior for u te. III no: exceeding twclVe
months. And II 1t appear that such persons have
come to The city within Lhe preceding i months,
The Police Justice may, in his discretion, commit
them TO jai 10 default Of surety for good behavior
for u term not exceeding twelve months, or senG
them back to the place from wlis nee they came II
place out OF the State.
Section 4. II the Police Justice can ascertain by
such persons were brought to the city, or near It,
he shall have them put on the cars OF snch rail-.
road or on sach ste boat or vessel and IL SHAH
be the duty of such railroad company, or the cap
tain or m aster OF such steamboat or VESSEL to tke
b tck such persons at their own expense, or the
exreuse OF the persons themselves; and II SUCH
persons cannot be put on sut cars or vessel lhey
shalt be sent out Of the state ut the expense OF the
city.
ra1ished by order q 14e e% &eanGi aRn CITY Clerk
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THE PENALTY OF Nor JOINING A So
ETy.-Saturday morning Henry Jones, a
colored man, living in Kelly's alley, be-
tween Jefferson and Madison streets, died
of acute pneumonia. Although there were
four negro men in the house, the wife of
the deceased could not induce either of
them to assist her in shrouding the corpse,
Nor was she able to prevail upon any of her
colored male neighbors to do the work.
Finally some women took compassion upon
her and performed the duty. The secret of
this neglect may probably be found in the
fact that the dead negro did not belong to
any sI society," and was not, therefore, con-
sidered entitled to Christian rites.
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THE NEW MALE ORPHAN AsYLUM.-The
trustees of the Male Orphan Society have
recently purchased one of the large bar
racks at Hary!e lcscsatly-1saaWn khaWn as Camp
Grant,, withtour acres Of land attached. artts
intend to tit it up as an asylum. The house
pair, the grounds enclosed, and it is ex.
pected that the new asylum will he ready
for occupation about the 1st of October
The trustees advertise to-day for superin-
tendent and matron, and persons properly
qualified for these positions may expect a
good home and liberal salary.
Harvie bids fair to be one of our most
thriving suburbs. 1t is pretty village, in
a healthful location, near the Hollywood
terminus of the city railway, and already
has population respectable in numbers as
Well as in other respects.
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BALL AT AMELIA SPRINGs.-A grand Dali
is to be given at this popular and most ac-
cesSible of watering places on next IhufS-
day evening. The managers are: Judge r.
4. Farrar, A. C. Tucker, Richard wood,
and DIR. Charles 4. Irving, OF Amella
Colonel VIM. G. Jetfress, NOttoWay; Judge
A. D. Dickinson, Prince Edward Judge
John +. Lay, Nottoway; Nat. Matthew's,
Edgar D. Taylor, Richmond. We notice
the names of i. A. Ennis, Polk Miller, A
w. CARRIER, James D. Crump, l.. L.. Bass,
and Ira w. Blount, of Richmond, OIL the
committee of invitation.
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AucrI,{5,n 8, saLEs az, THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHToN Will sell ut 10 a, NJ, at
the residence corner Of Twenty seventh and
Gface streets, a flhe assortment OF household
furniture, &c. ~ -.
LEN & yGoDDIN will sell at Gooehlana Court
Z house number Of valuable II acts OF land.
& co. Will sell at l2 NJ, at Gooch-
gland Courtholiss some valuable real estate aud
farming mpIemsBts. -
THOMAS ". KkEsE will sell at 1oA. NJ. fur
piture, &c. N .1.z., =
J.. D. wHTTFHEAo & co. viii sell at 10 A. M.
groceries, liquors &c.