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GEORGETOWN.

BOARD OF ALDERMKN.-NO quorum present
COMMON CoUNCIL-Mr. Curtis presen ted the
ollls OF The poor and workhOuse for the quarter
ending March 81, ISL, (sl,32..23;t referred.
Mr.. Curtis, from the committee on claims re-
ported resolution t. pay Hugh Caperton for
services A. Recorder, 1920 IS; passed. Mr..
P1ekreI asked TO be discharged from the further
consideration OF the petition for gas lamns on
Bridge street, and from petition OF James =.
welsh fcr gas lamps along the line Of the cana;
AGO from pefitlon Of H. 8. Fugitt and G.. W.
CTopey for use OF lamp on the corner OF Bridge
ana congress streets; which WAS agreed TO. Mr.
-Dunop, from the committee on schools, reported
resolution closing the account of stock issued
Tor the credit Of the public schools, (ssg.7.421
including the amount of 81 900 on the books Of
the corporation, and authorizing the Mayor Ard
Clerk to sell the five shares Of stock of the
armers' and Mechanics Bank, and turn the
proceeds over to the general fund; passed
resolution was passed authorizing u. r. Peck to
act AZ counsel in suits where the corpor alton of
emgetoWn may be party. Dir. Grimes offered
or1dge across the canal at Frederick street:
Iassed. Mr.. Curtis offered resolution inviting
William Laird, Esq. TO deliver historical essay
Friday IN May next; passed. Adjourned.
DRoyKRs' RRsT.-The cattle market yes.er-
day at Drovere' Rest was an Improvement on
last week 225 head Of cattle were sold, at from
lamte from Sias6 per head cows and calves
sPss'o. AL the stock offered was sold.
HISTORY OF GHoRe1rowH.-Asw viii Ds saAn
BY the Council proceedings last evening, WIN
Lard, Eco, will deliver, by invitation, an his
u rical essay on the corporation OF Georgetown
on the last Friday in NJ ay next before the me m.
oers OF both boards and invited guests.
WHEAT is now arriving in large ousntitias
40 boat loads arrived this morning from AIex-
a. oria, ana one by canal, and the three cargoes
found ready sale. Thirty-two hundred busbaIs
Of corn were this morning sold, to arrive. at 70
u Dts. " -
TEE STEAMER EXPRESS left this morning for
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HR CONNECTICUT ELECTION MUDDLE-The
State Board of CaDyassers OF Connecticut W I'M
give English a majority of % for governor The
alleged fraud OF 100 votes in New Haven will.
however, probably be proved in the Legislature.
anc, with scattering votes, give jewell major
NY or 30. The remainder of the republican State
ticket Will be placed in Office. The Legislature
IS also republican.
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WALLS OKEHA HorsR-To-night Is the last
appearance of Miss Jane Coombs and her ex-
eellent company. The Cincinnati Tn<s says Of
her performance in the "School for Scandal :"
Miss Coombs, as Lady Teazle, shows unmis-
table evidence OF a thorough knowledge OF the
schoolOf comedy"
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The Fifty second Anniversary Of ODD
Fellowship.

Iht Thanksgiving Duy Of he Order.
Ihe tfty- second anniversary Of the establish
nsEt OF the order Of ODD Fellows in this coun-
Hyt wall be observed by the membership here
On Wednesday next, April 10th, a. O day OF
I-hkseiy1ng. and extensive preparations have
Teen made Tor IL. The lodges and enczmpments
VIII meet AZ . O'Clock, and the procession will
be formed at the City Hall a. soon thereafter
as possible 10 move at 10 O'Clock. The chief
maIsl 81 viii be Mr. A n. Gawler, with MeSs-s.
John G. Shsfer ard X. b. Nixon a. aides W.
II Bright, >. p ID. Phelps, X. Cruit Thos.
Greer, John T. Cbaoneey, Harrison Burr, q.
kahlert and James y. Yates. assistant grand
msI'hals. The order OF PROCESSION viii be As
follows.
F,Tst DisisioE.- Oriental Lodge, No. 10; Me-
cIaLIcs, =; ENcel-Or, l.; Metropolis IC; Beacon
- Covenant, e, Friendship u; Union N.
Nscohd itri.IIs-Columbis, No. 10; Harmony,
., EsStsTLr .; Washington, 4; Central I: SareRrs
ana potomac Lodges OF Alexandra, and Lou
ItT4 ptvtston.-Eucampmen's, Mt. Nebo, C;
hinStltyi > Siag6Tenu, :, Columbian, l. Mar
icy kEcanPment Of Ale1andris; X. W. Grand
Ebeampmsut Of the District of Columbia
hoaT.t Diriaon-EI. W. Grand Lodge OF the
BlstTict 81 Columbia, orafors-Rev. A. B. Gros,
HOsh Latham OF Alexandria, Rev. ID. a. Sher-
ucr. Rev. p. n. Sweet, invi ed guests.
Ire WIDOWS and orphans under the care Of
Tie iocgeS IN charge OF the school committees
VII assemble al the ith street hall at3< O'Clock,
ana VIII review the procession.
After the formation OF the procession u win
march over the following route Third street
70 fsf nsylyanis avenue, TO OH street, to b
passing The Executive Mansion, 10Th 10 street.
81 TN street 70 Pennsylvania avenue, and to
the National Thesier. The lines will be opened
and ihe willows and Or ph ans will march trough
10 Tie tteateE, the Grand Lodge, &c, follow
ing.
at the theater the following exercises will
take place Opening ode, written bv Mr. H. A
Dobson. J by the odd Fellows choir assisted by
the Orchestra aid audience; invocation. by
''1anc Chaplain George Z. TImms; address, by
Rev a b. t'rOsh, chorus, "Lo, the Gladsoms
Day = breaking.' by odd Fellows' choir: AZ
cIeSs, by q. Representative Hugh Latham of
Alexandria; chorus, "Victorta5 by Odd Eel.
lows eEOT aS- address, by Rev. II. A. Sheruer-
thgruS, " HaTk, each Spartan Band /" bv choir:
ADDRESS, by Grand Secretary =. II. Sweet
closing ode, written By Rev. A. b. Grosh J by
CHOIR. audience, and orchestra.
Ihe procession viii return 20 the hall by way
or r. street. and be dismissed At the hall a
collation. Will De served TO the widows and
orphans. snd the visiting brethren bv tho
daughters Of kebeksh- At night q grand ieyee
vii be given at the hall Tor the oenef. OF the
library.
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VERDICT FOR LIBEL AGAINST Col TAG
CART. In Philadelphia in the libel case of
Robert Fox, proprietor of the American Thea
ter, against John .Tsggart g. Son, of the s un,iay
Times, the jury rendered a verdict OF guilty.
Sentence was deferred
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AFFAIRs IN PENCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD
The Ttsnpike.-At the annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the District OF Columbia Upper
Marlborough and Hills Landing Turnpike
Company the following gentlemen were uuani-
mously elected on the first ballot: Charles
Clagett, VIM. b. Hill, Rector Humphrey, VIM
Houzer andFrederick Sasscer. The directors
organized. by electing Charles Clagett ESQ,
president, and Frederick Sasscer treasurer The
company enters upon the new fiscal year in A
very iiourishing condition.
RGi'rOdd PTogTess.-We announced last week
he landing of rails. for our road by two vessels
at Annapolis. We are now informed that the
same have been transported by the Elkridse
road to the point near MillersvIlle where our
road inteTsects that, and that the LAYING of the
same $ being vigorously prose cuted, Every
thing Indicates thai we shall have the road in
running order TO this place by the fail.
Death Of AHtt0hy AddIsOn.-This gentleman
dued suddenly, of apoplexv, at his residence in
Spalding's district, in this county, on the II tn
inst. For a long number OF years Mr. A. held
an itnpoitan position in the Surgeon Gener al's
once az Washington, bat meeting with an un-
fortunate accident about two years ago, oy
which he lost one of his legs, from moving
machine, he was compelled to resign it, and
has since been engaged in farming.
Sale Of Real Estdtc.-C. e.. Mayruder ESQ
trustee for the sale of the real estate OF the late
VIM. Dulaney, consisting of 2s3 acres OF land,
heretofore advertised in this paper, situated
dear Beltsyilie, in this county, has distressed of
the same TO VIM Shea, Esq, for the sum OF
80, OOO.-H5rtb0TOuch Prince Ceoroirp =.
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RAPPABANNOCK FISHERIES Freder-
icksburg Herald says: The fisheries along the
lower Rsppahannock are considered failures
tins year, and fishermen are already "cutting
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sIsFOk bLITz Is coming 10 town. Hi. won
deTfnl feats - magic, aud his stiU raor. won
ceIful trained caasry birds, used 10 deligat on
citiZene yearly, but the Signor has not nut 4,
an appearance for few years past, and tn
young folks and old folks will be glad TO e. hin
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ANOTHER CHILD Run OvsR-Is Dis R.eIl.ss
UTtctas oteT feeyle NersT 10 S,ops-Ye~teIdsy
siiernoon a. the Pioneer Club was passing alony
virginia avenue, George Newman " DO Vas in
wagon, ran ever small boy named Frank
hchugh, slightly iDjnring him. The safterer
vas tsken 70 BIZ home by ergesnt Pierce, and
Newman went Tor a doctor.
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LINCOLN HALL SERvICRs.-Rev. u. b. .Jut
ten. pastor OF he T. street Baptisl church, !, to
be one OF the speakers AZ Lincoln Hall to- NOR
row afternoon In our advertising oluuns v! IN
De found the notice OF the anniversary, To occur
Oh Monday evening next, when Rev DR. Storrs
oi bfooklyD, ls announced - one OF the speak
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THE COURTs.

EFEON ID. A. Brosnan we have tie C1tAelt
World tor May; a good number.
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Stock RenAHf.

( Iy Bankeys, Brokers a.d 1pmm.,eiol T,l,s,ss,
Levi: |9hnson co: quote stocks and bonds IL ,
AsH!I.9' j. 'si ISL. coupon, ,s.
8; cSnSs , pIs ,ll. S Ss co1SSn'
cOupon, io2s Currency SIS, ii5s Mariposa. 81 Do
10 o Adams e. va Weiss eRs,O Ps Msies
Gems Amsi.ssn @ e. g scr = E1G
bTie a., do. prefd, =: Harlem, l.9's: do prefd =:
sSath, a 0a nsn s. H. Cent, is % S
Ne osve ri G.i i Gin fO5nwe:t P5sid
s ESss i. i-laR %,s M M M 81 fsal
Han St. 10 Is Chic Ait. ii ierd DO! p a9
nd V CENT a Te SsT' stsis s Ga chic
rev, s. Va. State skies, old 7O5a; C. skies, Of i,
cifc Rords IcIi. T. P is Bopds go co Gtrt -
Ill Market strong.
The Markets To-Day.
BALIlMoRE; April 22-Cotton dull, weak AID I'M
sa5st asd e SssseF
9 ss sss 3 is s4,is s.i Ts;s1
$50 wheat irmer; choice and fancy wkite, s2a
iss t. si%s = ssis 81 P.Ts t soS SSss
yTsni. 81 Sa,' ana i Gra slSissl 12 Fem
y; yellow southern, 76s7S mixed western, Tia72
Uas unckspeed Provisions unchanged in every
~ sssed do. lS5r "a ssked North Carolinas Old
s. Gsk ed. sCutl Car0linas, sos, bid
INV YORK, April a-Gold steady a. IL Gov.
erinents dull but steady. Stocks very active but
gao Virginia skies, 7O1s; do new. "a North
Garoinas; Asa; do. new, Is. Exchange, long, 10.
~Philadelphia bellies sport monogram hair
pins.
sSA new style Of earring lie in the shane OF
tambourine, the bells of which jingle pleas
antly at every movement Of the wearer's head.
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kU-hIUx IN THE CIrY.-Ohkcers McHsury
AID Plan brought 20 the central guardhouse
lsst night COlored man named Charles Viii
hAms' ShO had been Knocked down by some
unknown person on the corner of 1S y street AMI
ono avenue. He had received q severe cut IN
Ihe htAd and wss found senseless, in which
eohoi'loE he remained for some tine. Tbs
morning be was sent TO bis home on CAPITOL
hin. " -f"
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DIsTRiCT ATTORNEY FIsHRR has 80 far re
covered from his recsnt Illness, we are glad :
state, a. 10 visit his Once for q short time 10
day. This is the FIRST tine he has been ont 10
nearly two weeks
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AMIsEMESTs, Ac.

National Teaser-"Not Guilty" and Black
Eyed Susan"
waHS Opera HeHss.-"Sehool for Scandal
hGkrtter1s Art Gallery, 4s8 It'll street.
Barlov's Gallery Of OIL PAINTINGS. 1895 PENN
ryivAnis avepue-Nev pictures Just received.
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TIE scene OF the incident published in ves,e,
days STAR, under the head OF kuklux in the Z
=. srmy, vss Fort Foot, and not Fort Wash
ington, az was stated bv the Alexandra G1sett.
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ALASKA Diamonds. French Jet French Ftru.
can, Ooide, and Plated Jeweiry at Priggs, a.
Pennsylvania avenue.
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RsHE soTICz Of ehancery sale of property at
BHghtEood.
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OuR Esw STYLES of Corsets, from France
and Germany, have just arrived, and can be
had in ell qualities and prices.
q. BAUN Corset ImpOYter
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IHE REPCBLICAN 1oRCHLIGHI PROCESSION.
1he republican general committee met las,
night al iheII hsadq uarters, On the Avenue:
y. u. OIdxsy in the chair, and Allen Conn
secretary, when Messrs. Plant, Piper Craig.
Coz, and Green we're appointed q committee 10
confer with the Boys in Biue as to the pToTosed
sofch hight procession to celebrate the republic
can victory, and 1t was decided that the cele-
btdtl0n shouid he under the direction OF the
Monday evening next, and that al the clubs and
other Political organizations be invited 10 par-
uepate. Ihey met again to- day to Complete
arrange hehts- Messrs. Richards, Plant. and
Barrett were appointed a Committee 10 jrnnirs
mo The regal rights OF the discharged fisher
me n. who lost their employment by Coming IN
ms CITY 70 vote the republican ticket Resoln-
nohs feI Tie purchase of q burial lot To- the re-
msins OF Thomas Bowie, and appointing a sinh
committee OF i've 70 solicit subscriptions for the
seheht OF be rotber, he being her only sup
Io;t, were adopted. '~p
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"A GREATEsr INDUCEMENTS -.
'I Il entire ssss: :'es e s;asP; q e
which are Of the best manufacturer. must be sold
Tsa,d se III S f
on me before purchasing el.ewhere.
PsaAn those indebted to me viii please call
NC sette toeir accounts. spzi-t
EoR RENI-DwELLING AND STORE, NO. %
repair. Resdy for occupancy Nay LIST. .p % tmyl
RY L. GUTAAN. Auotioneer.
9sT fsIE % sSss
.ss ss Fl . MO-
m, April 22e Gath, 25th, all Of the balance OF
snIn,sure &C. &c, prior to his remO7 al from this
Attertop lie called to those interested In anything
left there in pledge or goods TO repair 3. anlrle
m sELiG aoLbsTEIN, Senior.
RY THos. BOWLING, Auet'r; Georgetown.
VALUABLE, IMPROVED BUSINESS Psop.
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Aprii 25th
E:0 lal, at . O'Clock, will sell in front Of the
Beatty Bsw kins addition to GeorsetoSn. 'front.'
jig 81 feet the side of High street between
81 sfso with agf cs
store. recently occupied by Jas n. Gross
TeTme One-fhird cash: balance In six and twelve
ronths, with interest secured by deed Of trust on
the property. Convey ancing aud stamps the cost
Of The purchaser; SlO will be required when the
seiz.d THos. BOWLING. .u,t
TEE LUCKY ONE.
Where did you buv those Burt's best French KID
BUTTON AND SIDE LACE CATERS for-sSr
Soy At % and ~ Bridge street, George HsEl
town, where Ia selling a great variety ofY NV
SHOES AND BOOTS, -
at Wholesale prices.
IOnt fail to call at the shoe Bazaar
N. B-Boots made TO order fer 81 so per pair,
ap4-l I'm SAMUEL K GROSS
BARGAINS IN SPRING GOODS.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
1Gl BRIDGE STKEET, GEORG ETOWN,
Has Just received a large assortment Of --
SPRING GOODS,
81 the newest styles, emb racing LADIES' DRESS
3OODs, sharls, Spring Cassimeres for Men and
Also, complete assortment OF Cotton and Linen
Goods, Mourning Goods; lpaess, specially.
Money can be saved by giving us q call, as we are
determined to sell bargains mh7-tr
lash PAID FOB LADIES', GENTS AMI
y CHILDRENB CAST OFF CEoTHING.
SCOTS, SHOES, ETC., at l.. GKApWOHLS,l T3N
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note By mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended to. oc26-lv
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REALLY Coop MEDICINE IL no. oftsn
tbat We endorse patent medicines advertised IN
az STAE. but from what has come within our
own knowledge OF the merits OF the - =. 5 ) >
medicine a. remedy for Instructions of the
stomach headache. and bilious troubles wa
are prepared to warmly recommend its use 10
sufferers from these difficulties. A great recon-
nendstion for u y thar il can be taken freely
without debIltatIDg the tone OF the stomach.
See the advertisement elsewhere.
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wkR DEPT, OYpIos OHrRP SIGNAL OvyIoIl,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., April 22-10 80 q N. (

syHofns for he pdsf "a hohrs:-The barometer
Continues TO fall slowly the P.cinc COST,
with stationary temper ature ana clear weather.
The falling barometer is ALSO reported from the
Rocky mountains. The lowest pressure, which
was on Lake Huron Friday morning, has moved
nOrtheastward, bringing cloudy weather and
light rains 70 the lower lakes, and clondy and
threatening weather 10 the middle states The
pressure has risen on the upper takes, with eleaf
or clearing up weather. The barometer is now
quite high in the southwest, and is rising in the
over those regions.
Probabihti.s.-It is probable that the baron
eter Will rise, and the clouds he more or les,
broken up, from the lower lakes TO the A tiantic
Clear weather with light winds will probably
prevail very generally in the northwest AMI
south.
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For CoRrs, Bunions, CHM ana Ingrovfrp
Nain, and other diseases Of the feet visit DR.
Whites establishment, No. SIS 18Th street, op-
posite United States Treasury. poi. IL.
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TIE cIIBBRArED Marouise and Marguerite
Glove. in all the spring shades, has just beer
received at e. BAuMs
Kid Glove Depot, 4Os eth st.
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GlNrLRNIN AND sADIKe KID CLOVIS at One
Dollar . pair, Ut q. Baum,s Hoop Skirt aud
Corset Factory, 40s eth street. 3,2I
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CALIFORNIA CArAwBA wIHs on crausht. ,
Milers, 40 9TH street, opposite Odd Feilo y
Hall, q ..
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MRS. MoopRY's ABDOMINAL CoRapr, recon-
mended by all physicians, can be bought ant
made to order, at o. Baum's Hoop Skirt anC
Corset Factory, eos Itb street. 32l
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CITY ITEMS.

Boys SUITS.
STANDARD School Suits
Jacket and pants, ST;
Fine Cashmere SUITS
Jacket and pants S.;
Fine Black and Blue Suits
Jacket and paDts, IL to SIS:
Good Blue Sults,
Jacket and pants, 81,
Best blIe Flannel SUIT,
Jacket and pants. &c.
GEO. q. HRNsING.
40 It'll st. =. W.
SlV-BUSIHTSs SUITS-Sf0
Sl0-OfSce Suits-si0
s10-All-woOl Cassimere-sl0
Opened to-day, at
i. STRAUs 10il Penn'a avenue,
three doors east OF 18th street.
Ague Cure never fails.
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NAVY YARD MATTERs.-A deleg alton Of the
sIeEks anu former Of the Department OF con
-ruetion OF the Washington N&vy-yari yes-
ttrday waited on Hon. Mr.. Plat, Of Virginia,
20 AK OF himto Withdraw the application for
change or Assistant Naval Constructor in the
SI1I areroIt having been circulated that AS
sis;snt Naval Constructor Boush was 10 he "a
Eeved IRON duty at this station and Orde ed to
Tie Norfolk Nsyy-ysFd, at his request. Mr.
raw SAID lie WAS pleased 10 ind that Mr. BOush
had 70 many friends here, but he could not
comply VIII their request. Since Mr. Boush
las been on duty at our yard he has made MANY
changes tcr TIE better, and Is now thoroughly
TeorgAni ziBg the Department of Construction
and kelaiTs- The old block sEop over the wards
and docks joiner shop, u being lifted up for a
s9lp Joiners' shop, TO be in charge of Colonel
SLII lQIners.
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a foRNIpABLR RIVAL TO GEORGE FR.,crs
1KAIN-A AGl. l,ho CLAIMS 20 b l.s Rtybtf..J D.
t1I0Hs y ne Wbl'e HoEss.-This morning a
sia-~art ard fresh boxing freshman named
fstr'cA seGinness, who saws be i from Paw
idckst, j.. l., appeared at the ONCE of the Su-
leTlnteEcent OF Police and applied for a force
81 police strong enough 20 place him in tn
White House, which he claims ). a. ;,r,1eA bar
Ibg been elected President OF the United state.
~ the people, and that IL is al huubug abont
Grants election. ne rad previously applied 10
n lawyer IL the neighboThOod OF head iuartsrs
10 prosecute his claim Tor the position OF Presi-
cent before The Supreme Court OF the njted
States. lie states that he has made a formal
demand OF the President to vacate his scat. mat
be - usurrer. and never was elected Prasi-
Gent Lieut. NOonzn detained hun in custody
AT night, and Esaiing him -till "crauky, on
thl- snhJect tbs morning. obtained tTsnsporta-
ton for Inn 10 Philadelphia, on his way HON,
20 Rhode Isi1nd-
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DA6BBY VILE IL BOUO.
We haye fey or. Casks very pale and delic>s.
favored eHBRRY In the Custom House IN (SeoSee
town, D. o., which We viii ssll ct 8 very mali "a
vance. lt y wine Of our own Importation from m,
nounced BY Judges the finest wine this 80 re Al
tantlc. samples can Be sen Of eur store
Ga Cot World. renowned PURE WHTAi
MHI0k y, distilled from the bAst Srain expressi,
tof uses The trade supplied Il distiiisr
prices, By BROWNING . A1DDLifON,
te4 61A RenAsyivani avenue
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FISH.
10. n Ess MACKEREL.
No. GEORGEs BANK NACkEBEL,
No. FAT MACkERRL,
No. ECONOMY SHAD
ST. JOHN ALEWlVEe,
PORTSMOUTH SLIT HERRING.
6oplisH ana scHEfD HERRING,
Fer sale low, by
BROwNING 4 MIpDLRTor.
614 PennsyIyauia ayenu,
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A SIRE REMEDY for ehills and fever AYERS
Ague Cure never fails
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JESFERANCE ANNIvERsARY CELEBRATION
Last night the Sons OF Jonaiab celebrated the
anniversary Of the starting or the temperance
cause in uhis country (1SOS] by an eBte.tain-
msnt az odd Fellows Hall. which was very
largely attended The programme embraced
Introductory remarks b. Sir. Samuel C. Mills.
music, vocal and instrumental readings from
Dickens by Mr.. John Tweedale, addresses by
Rev. n W. Reed and Hon. ID. p. HoIloWay ana
the delirium scene from Ten Nights in Bar
room" Miss Brentx, young pianist from CO.
penbsgen, made her nrst appearance here ana
Adtie Sunson rendered Prof CoiIisre,s com
positions, Waiting" and "Happy Bird - in
suCh q manner a. To merit the most hearty Ar
IIsnse OF the audience. AcklaDd Boyle, in
character dance. Anna BOYLE in a hornpine
Mr.. Bnrnells bapjs performances Prof Overs
violin solos and other portions of the entertain
ment, IN which Mrs III. +. Mcdowell, DIR. F.
Howe, and Dir. j. CayApaugb toot Uart wsra
warmly aPplauded.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
Executors Sale,

RY virtue of authority conferred upon us
ID by the last will and testament Of viii
liam s. I.yics, deceased. we will sell TO The
hlS Shcst bidder, at the ourt House IN
Winnsboro, on the first day of January
next. all the real estate belonging 10 the
said deceased, to-wit,
All thn, valuable plantation or tract OF
land, whercon the deceased resided n, the
time Of his death, containing One Thousand
Acres, moro or less, lying and ,iluate in
tho County Of Fairfield, about three miles
from Ashford's Ferry and Strother's Depot,
OIL $: and U. Il. r., and on tho public high.
way leading 10 Winnsboro, and bounded by
lands Of ". J. low ney. DR.. r. J. Lylcs,
u. Il. Pearson, ol. ID. Province and others
IL will DO subdivided into two, three or
four tracts, and offered for Gale in such
parcels. The tract containing the home.
ets"d will be sold subject TO The homestead
allotted 10 tho widow and mInor children.
RMs:-One-Ihird cash, and for the
balance credit Of one anc Two years, pny
able in equal annual instalmenls with in
ierest from the day of snlo payable ANIMAL.
ly the purchasers TO Secure the said bal
ance by their bonds and mortgages of the
parccls bought, and to pay for all necessary
papers and revenue stamps.
THOMAS M. LYLES,
W f. B. HAYNSWORTH,
dec flx3 Qualified Executors.