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NEARK GLAD 10 notice our friend Benson
late CT Prof. ID. p. Hickling, has opened a drug
s'UIe az The corner OF 18th and G streets north
west, where any one in want of frst-class drngs
" IL 80 sell 20 call
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SALE o. MTRsoRs.-In

SALE o. MTRRoRs.-ln consequence OF the
cu-aTTivaI Of the mirrors, the sale advertised
&c ;ske Place, by L<timer * Cleary to-mor-
ToN. Is IeStFcEe3 lGtI Thursday moIn.D, at IL
G ID X.
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IS TRE sTPGRIhE COURT OF THE DIS

H1IEfvB. WALklR rt AI--zcUy EQufty Dock III,
II Is this eleventh day Of November A, ID. Ila,
ordered that the cffer made by @. g. Hare FOR rbs
said TRACT 10 described In the proceedfngS in the
abos entitled cause. be pied BY the trustee
to the said Ohare at and for the price and on the
terms proposed BY rim be and the came is he reby
thereof be shovn before the second day of be.
ctnber next Prorfdsf, COPY Of this order be
prior TO said last named date in come uevsrspar
printed and published IN the CITY OF wasbip non
District of Columbia The sale Amounts 10 a. scs
BY Inc Court: A. WILLIE,
1av,s,n p I'VE, Sierk
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BANKERS.

= n sSllbh GIN. ADRIAN & ROOT,
Late Ool'r Internal RsV., Buffalo, r.
lAANKING HOUSE OF
S4UlER d ROOT,
l4lo PENNSYLVANIA AykNUE,
Opposite Wilsrd's HoteI,D
WASHINGTON, d. O.
Six per cent interest allowed on business &C
counts Zig ht per cent interest allowed on de pcsit
OF one month or more. Collections made every.
Where
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LOCAL NEWS.
s--usep,e,f.. &C. To-utvht

Ma; ? Z! TAeGteT.-The Lingardsin "a Life,s
Dream"
fAee''r coH'iqus-Comic opera, drama, COM
ell. ssIiesgEe, songs, dances, etc.
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TRUST COMPANY.
Banking House, No. 1907 PENNEY anis sxs,v,
opposite the Treasury,
PAYS SIX PER GENT. INTEREST,
IHts.e1 Bessns ths Isl Of Each Mossi
PAYS -FOUR PER GENT. on business saoou.,
from date Of deposit
Issues CERTIFICATES Of Deposit Fearing o and 4 M
cent Interest, available anywhere.
hAb BkANCH OFFICES In all large towns sS.
cities Of the South and Southwest
Bd1b HoaSs, a.. ~. 10 .. -.
cren W ednesday and Saturday nights from s.< 4
eoclock TO receive deposits only OaII st the BsnI
or send for COPY OF the Charter and By-s ~ is Is
TAY COOKE 4 CO,
BANNERS,
BUY AND SELL 70 EYGN EXCHANGE N.
ISSUE CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT ioi
Travellers, available ~ any par of tGs world,
Our praft& on
JAY COOKE, McOULLOCH CO..
LONDON,
are Cashed IN any Part Of ENGLAND, IRxIAHH A
SCOTLAND, free az chargs. may1
WAsHIKGTOA CITY sAvIHGs
" 0ANKs
Corner fth street and Louisiana Avenue,
PAYs PER GENT. INTEREST Oh DEpOsIF,
Interest commences from date Of de posfts
Deposits can be made and drawn ct will,
my0-u j. "A. RUIZ, TreagufeS,
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RANKBUPJ OY NOTICE-To Gil the creditors
- OF Eokl1Z AUGENBTIEN, who may have
proved their claims: You are hereby notified TO ap-
pear before the supreme Court of the District Of
Oolumt ia, citing In .nkrup;cy, on the 25th day
November, lS12 at l2 clock NJ. at the City Hall
Washington city, to show cause why a discharpe
from al his debts should not be granted 10 sad
Bankrupt You are alse not fed that a third meet
ing of said Bar krups creditors will be held before
he Re gister at the same place at o O'Clock a. M
on the same day. By order Of the court.
A SHARP, II. \ Marshal ID G. as Messenger
Teet:-R J. MEIGS, Clerk neIa m %
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- THOMAS GETTY,
SCHOOL BOOKS AID SCHOOL REQUiSiTE
DIANE At VERY L0WEsT PRICES:
FERS, PERIODICALS, BOOKS, STATION
ELY AND MAGAZINES.
SUPPLY Of all kinds of Reading Matter. Weekly
Papers, Magazines, Music, etc, on hand inmedi
az. y after publication Orders for Books, Perisdi
Gals Music, or anything pertaining TO the business
VII be prCmptly hIIed. SELF II
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Of a
IL TRlfsT OF C8LDMRIA

ThttT oF CoLU MBlA.
The I'd day Of korember, 1871.
HENRY FISCHER as MARY FIscHRk-No. S7,
Equity Docket Il
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Hugh T. Tag.
CART, bis solicitor, IL 10 ordered that the defendant
Mary Fischer, cause her appearance to be entered
herein before the FIRST rule day occurring forty
days alter this day: otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with % in case Of default.
} py the cout. A.WYLIE, Justice, &C.
Tue cory-Test: B. MElGS, Clerk, &C.
po5t-St By JAY CAMP, a st O,erk
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Use CHOICEST and the ~heapes, relish that
gentleman can place upon his table is the Hsl
ford Lei estersbiTe Table sauce. pint bottl
Is sold 10y your No. grncers for only fifty cent.
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WILCOX < GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hOopskirt and corset factory, Eth street,
lntellIgcncer Building. IO2s
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pYTHOS BOWLING, huctioneer
ID Nos. 76 and 8 Bridge street, Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE. Sc Auction
n On HEnNEsDAY MORNING November
20th, at 10 o'clock. will sell, al my auction
~ ms, No. 10 ard : Bridge street, q large
tasseItment Of Household Furniture, &c, &C
Terms cash
nCI63t THOMAS BOWLING auct
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CoRNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bunions
Chllblaihs, Bad y ais, Sc successfully treated
by Dr. white, ChirOpodIst, No. SIS 18th street
opposite .. s. Treasury. Established in Wash
iDgton 1901.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

THHRnoHErsRs and Bsrometers are repaired
and made IN order by Hempler. near 4 street.
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TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED ny buying vour
own and your children's hats aud caps, OF Car
ter \ Co., IA 9th st. d
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PROP. CHARLES WHITNEY, reader and
GocStionist OF celebrity, is TO give two of hi,
Popular representations and readings at the
1oHgref stioral church, on the evenings OF
" ecaes day, November 2Tth, and Tuesday,
December Cd. HIS selection embrace popular
eIatoiy OF the Old and new world, Shakesperian
assumptions, sc.
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nSsTHE GEORGETOWN CATHOLIC HIBER-
ny hiAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY will hold
en- adJo urned nesting at society Hall, corner of
High and Prospect streets, on NEONEsDAY
EVENING, 20th inst. 1t is earnestly requested
that every member " i'll attend.
pl9-2t& WIN. J. OARROLL, Secretary.
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MRRINo UNDBRsHIRTs and Drawers, 50, co
anG - cents. The best one dollar undershirts in
the CITY. English fine merins underwear, SIS,
anu q. GOLDMAN X STRINBERG.
Corner of eth and Il streets,
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NIOsT AMUSING TOY oUTl-C.uses inapfn.te
WI figures TO dance TO the music Of pianos
For sale by @. Il WILD & BRO 400 1thv%9
street est, between Pc. avenue and st VII Hvv
Ageats for Sitf's fiaaos, and manu- scturers OF
and dealers in Musical Instruments Renerallys
Pianos and all Musical Instruments tuned ana re-
paired. decla-tr
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THR HORSE DISEASE AEOUr OvRR-To-dav
an increased number of horses are out on the
streets, and on nearly all TIE hack stands n =
number of vehicles is as large Ps preyiorS 10 the
APPEARANCE Of The disease The horses OF the
IRE department were to day reported well and
Chief Engineer CIonin ordered the IN in service
HE Geaths to-day were reported in the follow
ing localities: One each at Cooks stable. nth
between Il and northw west; Limerick Alley
between 2d and 81 and ID and Virginia avenue,
southwest; LIST, between l. and NJ northeast; b,
between LIST and "a northwest, Essex Alley near
nigh and Water street, Georgetown; X, be-
tween "a and Sd northwest
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S-Store open until p m. and on Saturday until
ii p. m to accommodate those who have time
to puro hase during the day. noyl5-u
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KNOCKED Down BIZ RouGHs-Mr. Nichols
mitchell, while on his way home, about sX
O'Clock last night, was Knocked down by a party
q eolored men and his head cut. Oficer Null
PAN took HIM 10 Walsh's drug store, and, after
DIS wounds were dressed. conveyed him to his
east.
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RY 1Hos. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BRIDGE
STREET, AT AUCTION

erRtET, AT AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY,, November goth, at 4
Ne clock .. m will sell in front of the premi-
SEES, part OF Lot No. II, fronting "A feet on the
north side 81 Bridge st b. tween Congres and High
SITS, 10y depth Ot lz3 feet 10 wide alley The i'm
proNements consist Of q large three-story trick
Store and Dwelling House, containing 10 rooms and
cellar The location IL Of the best in town and
cow occupied by ID 4. W. Carter, eco , as a DRY
goods store, and offers sure opportunity for in
yertment "
Terms: One third cash; balance in s, IL, and Is
months with interest, cured by deed OF trust on
the property. Conyeysnciug at the cost of the pur
chaser. n8 ddcsJ THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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.1LPH.4BETIC.SL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Con aiming Cards ofFirt-elsa Es.sblishments
in al Branches o. Business In the District
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IT AFFORDS Us sincere qualification 10 learn
that the National Bank of North America. Bos-
ton, Mas, escaped without loss, except of its
furniture, by the recent fire. The cashier of
that Institution, MIR. mo. h. Hall writes under
date OF the 10th inst, W the National Metropoli
tan Bank OF this city, as follows: 81 thank Won
very much for your expression Of sympathy
We came out with no loss except our furnIture.
Boois, securities and papers unscathed"
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- Inc unhappiest cases OF run.a-way horses
just now are those that run away at the nose.
1Henry W. Longfellow has received Cole
ridges inkstand as present from s. q. Hall.
Mrs. Laura ID. FAIR lectures in Platt s
han. San Francisco, this week on evolves in
'he Old" Much Indignation Is expressed.
0Okeefnokee Swamp. that immense good
Lor-notning engenderer of malaria In southern
able"
1.-THE officials using the telegraph AZ a con-
Liouuon box were not set to doing this work
Boston Transcript.
The New York Telegram reports that the
washington Fire Insurance Company, of New
York. has suspended owing to Losses In Roston.
and ire president says they can not nav mora
than fifty cents on the dollar.
1.-TWO strangers sought shelter in the boiler
house of o blast furnace in Colum bus. Ohio.
yesterday morning, and one was found dead.
having been sufiocated by gas, and the other
ineensible.
~Mr. and Mrs. Moore and a servant girl
have been arrested in Rochester, y. V, charged
with causing the death of young girl by pro-
curing an abortion, at the instance OF q man
named Bender.
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nRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES-satieps
~ I'm press Cloths snd Poplins in the new cloth
eolors; medium and low priced Dress Goods In ell
colors and OF choice styles, Buffalo, Beaver and
other brands; Black AIpacss frcm 15c. to 81 %:
Black and Colored Neiyeteens; q splendid assort-
ment OF shawls, very cheap; superior Bed Blankets
a. less than last years prices; q very large stock
Cloths ard Cassimeres; hite and COlored slannes:
Plain ard Twiled Cottons Of all kinds prices that
cannot be beaten. BENJAMIN MILLER lOI
BrloRe street, Georgetown, ID. q. ocl7
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WoMAN BURNED TO DEATu-Two Cir.
GUS MBN BADLY BURNED The Golds.
boro Messenger says most distressing
affair occnrred ON Wednesday night last,
the evening of the performance of John
Robinson's Circus. There Was an old
we'll near the place of the exhibition,
and while tho people were lenving the
pavilions, negro woman walked into
the well. Mr.. Clark, of the circns en-
pioJces, Jumped in after the woman. A
large crowd collected around the spot,
and Nicholas Ashe, another of the circus
men, was pushed into the we'll. A large
lamp, which had been placed near the
we'll, Was upset and knocked into the
we'll. The womhn was soon enveloped
in fame that destroyed life. The men
we're badly bat not seriously burned. A
colored man was also slightly burned.
The woman was the wife of Silas
White, and hed no children. AIR. john
Robinson, us soon as he hoard Of the
hesrt.rendlug affair, called ut tho INessen-
ger Office and lett $40, for the purpose of
iefraying the bur;a! expcnscs.
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IRWIN'S HALL.
Great Attraction tor the Fair!
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1879.
FOUE NIGHTS ONLY.
The greatest OF American Artists,
ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS,
MYTH 9 c.relnlly selected and FIRST
w GLASS DRAMATIC COMPANY. Ina
Heries OF those
GRAND COMEDIES AND DRAMAS.
I'm which they have achieved tho highest
h0nors OF the histrionic world. The PLAYS
presented by these distinguished favariifs
have eiicitcd tho critical admiration Of
EUROPE and AMERICA. And white appt al
ing to the cultivated and refined taste OF the
most intellectual au dionces. win popular ap-
prevail by the happy blending nf MUSIC.
SONG. DANCE, SENTIMEN aud FUN. SEQ
Programmes. Secure your seats at ly-
Brands Music Store. Nov S
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DEATH OF Mr. MARTIN. The Augusta
Constitutionaiist, Of Sunday, the Sd inst,
says:
MIR. Ham. Martin. the old gentleman
who was 30 foully assassinatrd by the
negro Henry Johnson, alias Bon. MoIn.
sosh. near Bel.Air last Thursday after.
noon, diod at IL o'clock Friday nigLt.
He remained in an unconsnioua slate
from the time he was discovered welter
ing in his blood. in his wngon, until his
death. It will be seen by our report of
the proceedings Of tho Superior Court,
on yesterday, that true bill for murder
was found against the assassin by the
grand jury. Judge Gibson assigned
next Wednesday as the day for his trial.
An inquest was hold over the body Of
Mr. Martin yesterday, and verdict re,.
dered by the jury TO tho effect that the
deceased came to his death from wonn,l
inflicted by knife III the hands of
Henry johnson, alias Ben. Mcintosh.
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"A Card.

We. the undersigned, Sewing Machine
Agents OF Columbia, 3. O.. would most re-
spectfu''J SEX Tho attention s:. Executive
Committee OF the State Agricultural anil Me-
ohaniesl Society. to the awarding Of = ,premi.
um Tor best Family. and Manufacturing Sew
ing Machines.
Permit US to suggest that We think much
more interest would be manifested, and pos
sio'y add, in . small degree, 70 che mechani-
cal arts.
tSigned.) E. W. sOREVEN.
'"''' ". J..WAY;
y. q. .KINARD.
A: J. PURSLEY.
Nov5 .,,l-.',
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THE HORSE MA1ADY.-There ia great
deal being said in this city about the
horse disease, whose nhominabIe titlos
are too numerous and outlandish to
mention. There are some people who
seem to take pleasure in foretslI;ne its
arrival, aud circulating the amount Of
damage it will do to the poor equine,
trade and commerce sancrally; while
others throw out ominous remarks with
eer of the eye that are we'll designed
to lead to the impression that they
know more than they are willing to ex-
plain: Any number of persons can be
heard of who arc eaid t., have animals
undergoing the malady, and that the
reason why the afflicted beasts cannot
be seen is because they are hid away in
box stalls, and so enveloped in blankets
as to make the object you nre in quest of
invisible. Our reporter has had conver-
sations with number of experienced
horse dealers. two in particular, who
have made the care aud sale of live stock
the business Of their lives, and from
neither one of these WAS hs able to learn
any thing OF the existence OF the epi-
1oolic, or any other name it may be de-
signated by, in this city.
iEICSIesion Tour;a-
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Oont buy dangerous and Expl- -kive
"' - Kerosene Oil.
III EINITSH has the best OIL. Go there
Ia and get it. Just, received lot Of ths
best OIL in the market. For sale at
Nov s. E. II. HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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Can secure the prettiost BIRDS and TOYS IN
the city At our establishment. Don't leave
the city without calling at our new stand on
Main street. next to Washington.
NuY5
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AFFAIRs IN LAUaENs. The Herald. OF

the ist, says:
We regret to announce the deaths Of
the following citisers Of this Comfy. !.
Mr.. Silas NJ. Bailey died on the 23d ult..
at Greenwood; g o. while, on q visit Mt
tue tresfdente of his son. iHo was 81
aged and highly-respeoted citizen. Miss
Lydia Abrams, an elderly nader, died
at the residence of her brother, on the
23d OF last month. 'e''i
A melancholy circumstance in connec.
ton with the recent deaths of Mr..
James Copeland and wife, mentioned
elsewhere. Is las follows: While Mrs.
Copeland was dying, q United States
marehai went to the house of MIR. O.. to
arrest him. He was not taken avay.
however. at the time, aud second yisit
was made Tor imilar PURPOSE. Tn the
meantime, Mrs. O. had died, aud the
said officer found Mr.. Copeland himself,
on his second visit, in dying condition.
Death soon relieved the sufferer of all
his troubles. Thus We see that not
even the couch OF the dying is any bar
to the 'red right hand of the law, s" and
greedy cormorents for Government pap.
Since our lust issue, the following
citizens OF this County have been ar
rested by deputy United States marshals
The work goes ''bravely" on: Capt. W.
J. Leak, A. B. Byrd, A. NJ. Copeland,
Jas. M. Clark, O. @. Ferguson, @. J..
Workman. Elihu Cunningham, M. G.
Onnpingbam, Robert A. Cunningham,
w. T. Cunningham. Augnstus. Wallace,
w. l.. Fowler Drayton Barksdate, r.
Q. Watts, O. N. Miller, J. r.; Rsmage,
:. r. league. Tie above prisoners,
who had been in jaii for some time were
brought before Commissioner. Runkle.
on last Wednesday, and bailed in bonds
of GOO each. tej appear for trial at the
next term Of the .United States Court. at
Colnnbia, on the 4th Monday in this
month. Hence, Mr.. DeBerry's hotel at
this writing is empty Of military prison
ers. How long this will be the case.
nobody knows but Joseph"
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THR FAMINE IN PERSIA The famine
IN Persia, which, as our readers are
nwLre, WAS raging most fearfully some
time ago, has been the means, we learn,
uf causing 1000 souls linen, women and
chll.rcr) to perish in the Persian capital
alone. Throughout the country, it is
suited that not less than 3, 00O, OOO of hu-
man beings have fullen victims to tho
ranliu 10 and pestilcnce.
Madras AMen.eum.
Hos. J. P. BENJAMIN Tho above
nameu gentleman, late Confederate s.
cretary Of State, as was announced by
cable few days since, has, at the in-
stance Of the Lord Chancellor, been
raised to the rank of Queens Counsel
tho leader of the English bur.
"A London despatch announces the de-
strnction, Ivy fire, OF the Oxford Music
Hall. Tho loss il estimated ut 1915, 900.
The hall was one Of the finest in Egg
land, having an immense seating capaci-
ty and an organ Of grcut power.
The Department of State at Washing
tom bus received from Berlin denial of
the stuteineut made in July last, that tho
German Government had adopted
ulohsuIcs W prevent omlBlatlOu W The
United States.
The body OF Heinrich Heiue, the Ger.
man poet and crisio, has been taken from
the Montmartre Cemetery, near Paris,
and carried to Hamburg for reburial
Heine died in Paris in tho early part Of
1856.
The fears OF the potato famine in Iro-
land lnre been by no means realized
Tn. crop hns been seriously injured by
disease, but on tho whole the average
yield is pretty fair.
Kansas babies arc soothcd with rattle
snai,e rAttles. When AL infant cries, the
mother hrrts the prairie with fence
ruil.
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4 general conference Of the Jews is
IN session in Brussels, aud naturally
enough, tho troubles Oh their people in
tuumauia are under consideration, The
delegates from. the Dsnnbian Prinoipnli-
ties propose to petition the Roumaninn
Chamber for complete civil and political
rights, and have abandoned their iuten.
tion of emigrating in large numbers to
this country.
Gen. Ducrot, commanding one of the
departments of France, takes it upon
himself to indulge in q curious piece of
ipdiscretion. In procla nation to his
command, he says the time may come
when the Germans will regret rendlng
hearts and homes and tearing from
Franco her dearest children.
The exodus of emigrants from Hum.
burg is Of such enormous proportions as
to cailse serious nneasiness aud alarm to
the German Government. Farm SER
wants. artisans, tradesmen aud other
classes flock to Hamburg by thousands
daily, anxiously awaiting the sailing OF
tho steamers for Baltimore and New
York.
At Aurora, ILL.,, NJ. B. Mattingly, as
sistant editor Of the Aurora Herald, was
seized with fit Of apoplexy while walk
ing along the bank OF the mill raoe, and
falling on his face in the water, was
drowned, though the race was not over a
foot deep.
The Emperor William OF Germany has
prolonged the sime during which public
gambling is permitted at the watering.
places OF his empiro for two years.
Mr.. August Belmont, of New York, is
arranging his gallery of paintings in that
city, intending to auction them of.
Miss Relic silva, q native singer OF To.
ledo, goes abroad as Sgnora Angelica
da Correllissimmi.
Tennessee's State debt increases over
81 900, 600 year.
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Auct1on salem.

Estafe Sale.
BY SEIBELS & EZELL. Auctioneers.
WILL be sold, on TUESDAY MORNING, tho
80 OF Deoember. At 10 O'Clock, in front Of tho
property:
The large and valuable HOTEL, situated on
MOI Ghardson street, known 81 the COLUMBIA
One nnimproved Lot, situatod on Riohard-
son street, East side. between Lady and Ger
vais streets.
One Lot on Richardson street, West side.
between Laurel and Riohland streets.
one Lot, ritrated on Assembly street. East
slds. between Plain and Taylor streets.
Ono Lot on the SeIth Fsit corner OF Ger
vais and Pulaski Streets. -.
One square Of Land. containing four acres,
1,aa ana bounted bY ASSEMBLY. Gates, Indigo and
, ., Fer terms ef sale apply tc CHARLES Q.
AAhSHALL, Columbia, 3. U. Purchasers to
pny for pspers. ~
CHARLES o. MARSHALL.
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True Brotherhood Lodge. No. "a.
A. A REGULAR OommuhicAtion will be
xxheld THIS EVENING" at Masonic
IN all, at7 O'Clock. nH buaineet OF great
Importance will be bronghs DIP for disoussion,
members are earnestly requestetf to attend
by order OF the ". NJ. G. .4IWALKER,
NOV Secretary.