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Ion can buy good Anthracite Nut Coal Of c. II.
FACE Co., Nineteenth and Cary or 7Gs Grace stree.
at seven dollars per ton Wood and Glover Hill coal
at lowest cash prices
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OLD TIMES come again at PIzzINl'S, where Plain
Candy can be bought at twenty-five cents per pound
and best French Candies at fifty cents.
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"B SELECT" Wliskcy ut ". u. RLAIE's Co.'S.
corner Ninth and Main streets. A pure, medicinal
article.
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Observation-Disclosures John Letcher, OF
Lexington, and General William Mahohe
,ycr. at the Exchange yesterday.
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Don't delay to call 1T ANToSu's and get soma OF III
candies bon-bons, French fruits &C.
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TIE INNUMERABLE multitude of people who are
scckrs for all that is fair rich. and rare, in holiday
gifts, had better go to F. B. SrENCE & SoS's 1900
Main street.
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TOBACCO INSPECTOR AProINTED.--TneG Gov
crnor has appointed Abraham D. Warwick
tobacco inspector for Martins Warehouse,
Lynchburg, Va.
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WonK- BOXES, ALBUMS, BIRLEs, ,PRAYER-BooEs,
gnmes, picture-books, and everything suitable for
holiday gifts In their line, may be found Il. ELY
SON s TAYLeR's, a6 s4-5
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CrRRESCY.-A sound national currency, rcgnla-
ted BY the will and authority Of the nation, and q
suit of L. D. SPENCE Sons clothing, arc very de-
.iIulic things.
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Go to PIzzISI and buy your large and small Chris
Mas cakes aud pastry
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W. II. CAsKtE Twelfth street between Main and
cury, has the cheapest imported Cigars, Wines. &C.
In the city. wholesale and rettll.
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sUrEnB SILVER SETS in cases now opening !.
GENEET'ss opposite The post-ofIice,
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NJ. ELLYsoS & CO., Advertising Agents, DIsPATCH
builtiug will receive advertisements and have them
inserted iii any Journal Of the country at regular
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EVERYBODY ought to visit tho DOLLAR STORE
this week; corner Ninth and Main streets.
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CALL BEFORE THE BEST ARE SoLD.-Acw STOCK
of fine books and fancy goods at 1918 Main srcet.
RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH.
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FASCT BOXES, cornucoplas, baskets of flowers
and olhcr pretty things, al Flzz1Hfs.
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ApyErTISE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion OF the country should advertise III the
papers of that section. NJ ELLTsoN u 60. VIII
take advertisements and have them inserted AT pHD-
lishcrs rates.
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The President called upon General Spinner yester
day, all! he called upon L. B. SPENCE & SoN.
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EVERYBODY ought TO visit tic DOLLAR SToKI
this week; corner Ninth and Main streets.
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IINNEMAN'S STEAM DYEING
LIE AND SECURING OVERWHELMINGLY, Az Az
pP0tn STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
PtETfi STREETs.-Dyeing done in any color Ge-
sired ulso, Cleaning In the best and neatest stye
Crrpetscourng and kid gloves cleaned: M oI
ladies especiaIiy TO see my latest ippertanons Oh
blue, udai,ted for silk and w0rsted. 50 :i-'m
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DIAMOND AND PLAIN GOLD WEDDING RINGS
now opening at GENNET's, opposite the post-oface.
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GRANn OPENING Of toys aud confectionery for
Christmas ut TRIBBETT's to-day. .s
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DON'T forget to buy Walks About Richmond .
for YOUR son.
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FUNDS IN TIE TREAsURT.--There were
SI,7S9,374.19 in the State treasury yesterday.
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Grand opening to-day q. AsToS1's Of Christmas
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EVERYBODY ought TO visit the DOLLAR STORE
this week; corner Ninth and Main streets.
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Prices to suit all at ASToSI's, and everything yo'
want.
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s,.,,,,. ,sE>ra 10 PURCHASERS s3'
yEHfxEAy GOODS.

l.-.,~rLAT SOME Of TIE BEST ARTICLES
70 ETG.
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AWESEHIEETS. a

DOLEER-SkAT1NG AT ASSEMBLY
Ia II Al L.
Hereafter the SKATING ASSEMBLIES at this
Hall will take place only on FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, SATURDAY MORNING, and SATUR-
DAY NIGHT.
ADMISSION so cents for single ticket, or 50 per
dozen; children under twelve Years, 20 cents.
dc L.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICIMoSD,l
RICHMOND, December l2, 1871.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK will be
held ~ their laukinc-houSe, IN the city of Rich
mond, on TUESDAY. January 0, 1879, at Il O'Clock
II.
dc l3-.taw,d S.A. GLOVER, Cashier.
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DEnAEsTTREs oE sEEAMERs.

TOR NORFOLK, p . r T S -,c-iSs2ia.
i MOUTH, AND WAY-LANDINGSsslss sslssagsszssssss. saassss
on JAMES RlVER.-The elegant steamer PAIL
SADIE, Captain NELSON. will leave her wharf lat
Powhatan Steamboat Company's sheds every TU ES-
DAY, THURSDAY. and SAT URDAY at % O'Clock
a. II. Freight received every day from o'clock
A. II to O'Clock =. NJ. All way freight must be pre-
de IL W. p. BRETT, Agent.
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1871 CUR1STMAS 1870
AND
NEW YEARS PRESENTS.

WEST & JOHNSTON g
offer for sale one Of the finest assortments Of goods
In their line Suitable for presents for the approach
ing holidays) ever offered for sale In Richmond;
among which may be found English and American AN
verse. beautifully illustrated and In the finest styles
FRENCH and GERMAN wGITING-DEsKs and
PHoToGRAPH Ai.BEsls 1d IN endless ! So 9ynEistysss
CHILDREN,S WRITLSG.DEShS and CASES,
EN- DkEssiNGGG4sG5SSk e. hGSks new styles;
GOLD PENS. HOLDERS, and PENCILS;
New and beautiful styles Of DESK INksTASDs,
H8yHfkAtcSR cRi6s rch and beaau sua
Beansu S'i 'Sf Ensish ns and BIBLES
spltndI9 en- iHpffeM F fAMlhY Ginalpfsll fBllB1Es, -
P'oRTFoLios aud PoRTABLE 2 WRITING
BACkGAMMoN aCliliM BOARDS,
DOMINOES aud CIiESSMEN,
SCOTCH GOODS Of various kinds
| RUSSIA LEATHER POCKET-BO0KSan and CARD
CASES In endless variety Of styles,
| DIARIES for 1s72-a line assortment
Th9is!; Jn9ESlIE III and ToY-BooKsa very largo and
! varied assortment In attractive bindings, pro.
fusely and beautifully illustrated, and at I'LL
cali is respectfully solicited to examine our beau-
''tSr Orders i promptly and faithfully executed.
| o' - = WEST & JOHNSTON,
de 1s-ct adjoining the post-oillec:
TUST IN SEASON.-CAMELIA JA-
u PoNIcA, DOUBLE WHITE, TIE In p bloom ia ands a.
| large collection Of other FLOWERS, smAne Tor
;" es'uiSS0 iMSS01RToS.S 01RSTIoS. FLOWER GARDEN. ~
Also, CELERY. Private tefsmilies and parties snE-
p!'ed ~ SNORT 'MoRToS,s ioIisr Is FLOWER GARDEN.
| corner OF Main and Reservoir streets
strcct-cars pass the Garden every 1--WE minutes.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER 10, 1871.
Sun rises. fl8 Moon scts 1900
SHn sets.............. 4:;2 High tide. =. lO45
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c,IySDAY-sCHOOL SCHOLARS who In
= tend :, make CHRISTMAS rRESESTSto to their
teachers 7i''u'" e ELLYsON L TAYLoR's. .
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21
act Justice to all men; erclusve privileges to mome
A SONG.

Sing me ringing anthem
OF the deeds of the buried past,
When the Norseman brave dared the treach-
erous wave,
And laughed at the icy blast.
And fill me sparkling beaker
OF the rich, life-giving wine,
That the chill of the years, with its chain OF
tears,
May unbind from this breast of mine.
For working and watching, and waiting,
Makes the blood run sluggish and cold;
And l long for the fire, and the fierce desire
That burns in the hearts of old.
can dream of the fountains plashing
In the soft still Summers night,
And of smothered sighs, and of woman's eyes,
And Of ripe lips; ruddy and bright
But better the tempests furry
With its thunders and blowing wind,
And better to dare what the futare may bear
Than muse on what lies behind.
Then chant me no tender love song
With its sweet and low refrain;
But sing of the men of the sword and the pen
Whose deeds may be done again,
Daniel O'ConneH.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21

A CEDAR FALLS, Iowa, man ate too liber-
ally at his wedding supper, and had his sleep
disturbed by night mare. He dreamed
that he was chained to log and placed on a
railway track. He tugged, and pulled, and
twisted to free himself before the train ap-
preached, but was unsuccessful until the
train dashed up, when he was lifted by the
cowcatcher, and awoke to find himself lying
on the floor, his wife standing over him BRAN
dishing chair and demanding to know why
he had pulled her out Of bed BY the leg.
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LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
70 the contrary, are considered as wishing to
continue their subscription.
g. If subscribers wish their papers discontln-
usd, publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office or place to which the are
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice to discontinue.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible
Notice should always be given of the removal.
{. The Courts have decided, that refusing to
take . paper from the office, or removing and
leaving It uncalled for, is prima facie evidence
Of Intentional fraud
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CAPT. TRAITS, the celebrated pistol shot,
has made wager Of s25 that he will, at the
distance of thirty-six feet with a pistol, shoot
from the top Of wine bottle cork on which
is placed bullet, dropping the bullet into
the bottle aud not break the bo,tle-four
times out of twelve shots.
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OFFTCIAL ADVEIsTISING.

The following rates, AS FIXED By LAW, will be
charged for all legal advertisements and notices.
For the first insertion, one dollar and fifty
cents per square of two hundred and fifty ems,
and one dollar per square for each additional in
ssrtion, up to four and thirty-hve cents per
Rs. An legal advertisements must be plainly
written. and the number of insertions must al
ways be marked on the margin of each adver,
tisement, or they will be continued and charged
a,oordingly The publisher will not be respon-
sible for faulty or Illegal manuscript.
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A MIAMI county, Ohio, settler objects to
a proposed railroad in that region in these
words: "The people is gone wild on this
ere railroad queschine. Hoses that is now
wuth forty dollars won't be wuth FIVE dol
lars he'd. Waggn makers will starve to
deth. Oats won't be nuthin', and we'll
have to qait raisin on 'em Coon skins
won't be wuth dam, and the ballerin'
steam wagons will skeer all the game out
of the country. Ill sell my forty and git
for Arkansaw if you don't stop this ere
railroad"
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21

YoUNG MEN who go to see young ladies
have adopted a novel method of obtaining
kisses. They assert, on the authority Of
scientific writers, chat the conclusion produc-
ed by kiss will cause the fame of a gas
jet to flicker, and easily induce the damsel
to experiment in the interest of science. The
first kiss or two the parties watch the flame
to see it flicker, but soon become so interest
ed in the experiments as to let it flicker if it
wants to,-N Y Democrat.
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COOLING PRospECTs.-Th Nevada and
Mountain Lakes Ice Company, says the
Nevada Transcript, have gone into the ice
business more extensively this season than
ever before. From one of the stockholders we
learn that the Company have already packed
at their houses 4 600 tons at Boca, 900
tons at the Summit, and 900 tons at Blue
Tent and Quaker HILL This Company have
Offices at San Francisco, where they are do
ing an immense business. They have also
Offices in nearly every prominent place in the
lower part of the State. The ice put up by
this company i, clearer and better than any
to be had in California.
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W1pows are estimated by the square mile
in New Hampshire Twenty to the mile is
thought good ratio. The Boston .Adrer-
tiser says that but it seems to be hardly
doing justice to the widows. 1t has usually
been admitted that a Miss is as good as a
mile, and the widows may well object to be-
ing counted twenty to one.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21

HARNESS MINE.-The Territorial Enter
prise says: A friend of ours struck lead
He took some Of the groupings from his lead
to an assayer and asked for very careful
assay-just as though an assayer could make
any but careful assay. He got his assay
and is now so much elated that he has given
his mine name and is talking about incor-
porating. The name of the mine-Harness
was SO peculiar that we asked him how
he happened to so name it, "Well," said
he, naturally enough. When went to
my assayer and asked him how my rock
turned out he told me he had found traces!
AS he had found traces in it, concluded to
call it the Harness mine About the
water-level he expects to strike big deposit
of "bely bands" collars and harness
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AN INJUNCTION ASKED FoR.-From Sur
prise Valley comes the following story of an
old fellow who got very jealous because his
young wife went to a ball with good look
ing fellow, and stayed out until broad day
light. The old chap went to Justice Of
the Peac, and told his story, winding it up
with 81 want yer to help me-for that ar
thing has been going on about long enough.
"Well, says the Justice, "you can write
down to Yreka, and see if some of tie law
yers cant get you divorce"
"Divorce!' roared the angry man. "who
the dickens wants divorce p
The Justice began to get wrathy.
eff you don't want divorce, what the
dickens brought you here p
"Why, | want an injunction, to stop fur
ther proceedings"
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NUMBER %.

TIMBUcToo--ORIGIN OF IT'S NAME.-A cor
respondent of the Rescue gives the following
account of how the town of Timbuctoo, Yuba
county, derived its name: Until recently we
had the impression that some "gay and fes-
tive" miner, in reading some travellers adven-
lures in Africa, became enamored with the
city of Timbuctoo in the interior, and named
the spot in iuba county, where he himself
was extracting gold in profusion from the
hills, after the city of "his love- Not go,
however We have had the origin of the
name given thus: Soon after the diggings
were struck in those hills near the Yuba river
years ago, and found to be very rich, consid-
erablc excitement was the result and the
place was ,hronged by motley crowd of
people from various directions including a
goodly number of gamblers. Gambling was
the rage among the young and old, and de-
moralization, with wild bacchanalian orgies,
attended the pursuit in the community gen.
orally. A facetious old gentleman, havinga
couple sons net out of their teens, suspected
them to be engaged at the gambling table,
and watched for his "hopcfuls, and on
certain occasion caught one of them in the
very act of "bucking at the tiger" Seizing
the boy by the collar Of the coat, the old gen.
tleman led him forth to his home, and just as
he was about to chastise the boy the latter
boo-hooed, and wiping the tears which gushed
from his eyes and suffused his cheeks, he
plaintively said: ooh, pa, don't; oh, don't.
(boo-hoo, hoo-hoo) Tim (alluding to his
brother) bucked too. Tim bucksd, too"
Hence the name "Timbuctoo," to the town
we have been briefly describing.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-21

JUST so!-He who was too stingy to ad-
vertse farm he had for sale put up writ
ten notice in one Of our hotels the other day
A man was inquiring for farm sas refer,
ed to the notice. He replied <er".uy
at fair price of ma ~ "a
that way; he'll St up p
handle and the e-75'"
possession. v.
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The Secret History Of the Gnhlm Cam
paign is out.
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DR.. s. F. CHAPLIN,
DR.. j. r. HAMILTON,

Physician and Surgeon,
Lincoln, Placer County, California.
Can be found at all times when not absent on
Professional Business, at his office, on Fifth st.
feb27-my-69
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business Cards.

Opposite WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S OFFICE.
Having removed from Lincoln to Auburn may
bo found at his Ofce, or at his Residence near
the Court House <the former residence OF >; W.
DickersOn). narij-?o-lh!
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"A BURGLAR IN PETTIooATs.-A few DAYS
since young man named Robert Clark was ar
committed robbery in Detroit more than one
year ago. When arrested Clark was arrayed in
al the fashionable fxings belonging 70 a giri OF
the period, and at the hotel where he boarded
was looked upon as a young Miss inst from
boarding school, and who, TO Iull suspicion. said
that she Was waiting for the arrival Of her father
from California- After the robbery in Detroit
Clark ned the place, and donning female APP
parel managed for the space of one wear to es-
cape recognition from his most intimate ac-
quaintances- At one time, being hard pressed
IOr money, ne hired out as waiter girl at Mil
waukee, and actually promised to marry a Young
man. Clark, after being arrested, related many
amusing adventures of his with young girls with
whom he became acquainted while personating
that sex.
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CARPENTER. In st. Paul, Minnesota, on Satur-
day morning last, I'D instant, SAMUEL NJ. CAR
PENTER, formerly Of this city, in the 3lst year Of
his age.
The friends and scoua intances Of the deceased and
his family resp ctfully invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of Major III A an
All street, ON THURSDAY afternoon, 18th instant
ST o clock D. m. ...
FENNELL. On the morning of the 18th instant
At quarter 20 O'Clock, Mrs. ANN FENNELL, in
the list year Of beF age.
Her funeral will take place on Thursday, 18th
instant, al clock m. from her late residence
No. el2 "a street N T. Her friends and the friends
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
REED. % scarlet fever, September 18th, Mrs
ROSALlE 7. wife Of Joseph W. Reed, Of the DO
lice force, aged 2 years. -
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her husband on 9Th street southwest, between g and
ID, ats O'Clock p m :, ethesday, September eth.
Prince George papers please copy.)
SAFFELL. Suddenly, on the 18th Instant, THE
RESA CECILIA SAFFELL, eldest daughter of
months
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, 18th
and boundary streets, on Wednesday, Eth instant,
at o'clock
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY @. W. HAyENNER CO., Auctioueers.
- GAS Louisiana avenue, ID door east of III IT.

- o4o Loulslana avenue, ID door east of 18th ct.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF VERY
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE nv
STREET. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
sTREETs NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust TO me- recorded i'm
Liber &C. folio 80 Of the land records Of ash
lngtop COUNTY District Of Columbia and by direc-
ton q the party secured thereby, shall, on WE'D
NEspAY, September 90. ISL, at O'Clock D m
oer FOR sale Ct auction, all the property mentioned
In said deed Of trust, described follows All of lot
numbered fifteen ll5), in square number three hum
dred and seventy seven fS7b. except the northeast
ern part thereof, fronting twenty feet ON north r
street with depth Of sixty feet the portion OF said
lot conveyed or intended 10 be conveyed being con.
tanned within the following description: Beginning
AZ fhe Northwest corner Of said lot number fifteen
fl5l and running east street for;y-one feet one
ineh thence south parallel with the east and west
10 the east lire OF said lot thence south Vitb ssS
east line nine nine feet to the southeast corner ~
saio lot thence west with the south line forty-s six
feet one inch to the southwest corner of said iet
thence north with the west line forty four feet 70
the angle OF the thirty feet alley nee west with
said alley hfteen feet 70 the southwest corner of the
front part of said lot and thence north by and with
tne Tesi line OF said front part of said lot hun
Inc Improvements consist of two fine four-story
street northwest
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance In notes M
six and twelve months with interest at ten per cent
per snpum, secured by a deed of trust on the prem
lses deposit of $3.50 ut the SALE and the terms of
sale to be complied with in ten days after the sale.
Al conveyancing and revenue stsmp3 at the cost
ses-d G. w. HAyENNER 4 CO., Auctioneers.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is HEREBY POST
PONED UNTIL MONDAY. October 2, ISL, at S
Trustee. - " WV
sells CIV. HAvENNER & CO., Aucts.
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UAnoth er poor girl has died in Virginia from
tie use of tobacco, at the age Of one hundred.
She was an orphan.
~An Indiana preacher evolved a terribly
persuasive AID personal sermon from the text
''YOu knew Low II is yourself"
@On account of the prolonged absence of
the Governor of Georgia for nearly three months.
tie State Treasurer gives notice that he will
pay no more warrants on the Treasury withou
a resident Governor to approve them, except on
tons when the law speciaes the amount.
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RY W. THOMSON, -.
y - Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sd street east

u Heal Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sd street east
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
- By virtue of . deed Of trust, dated August 7tb
issI, and I'd recorded IN Libsr =. G. e. No il,
wsshinston county, DISTRICT OF Colqmbia, and at
ton, Ne viii offer for sale, front Of the premises
sni a % ad 6ns highest bidder on FIJI
Of Lot numbered eight, 80 In Square Numbered
and square are laid down and disiineuished on the
plat or plan Of said CITY, beginning for said part Of
Lot a point on the line Of st street east, between
the southwest corner Of said lot and running thence
thence north twenty ) feet. and thence west ninetv
Isol feet to the beginning, improved by twOstory
Terms; One. half cash; balance In six and twelve
month. the deferred payments to be secured by q
deed oftru,t, with ipteiest or all cash at the option
OF the purchaser. IL the terms OF sale not com
piled with within ten DAYS after the day of sale the
property will be resod At the cost and risk of the
defsultng purchaser. Fifty dollars will be required
OF the purchaser when the property l. struck Of
JOHN III SEMMES,
Trustees OF the National Unioli Building Associa-
TIN. &c II 2aw&ds
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NzARRIEn
DIED..

PRUDFN-wORRELL. On the 18th instant. by
WORRELL.