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AUCTION SALES


BIZ WIN. L. MA wAtL .!s, CO. s; Ascs,s s'''''
600 and sos Psa ..Si :, sss .ss Nh r...
ks66AA5EDs, solkSasis. zTAsGRlhsS' Wa II
fSsSIIEs. hxik Hx1rs sSssAss Y Se.. "A
- On WEDNESDAY MORNING. Hs,.u.
mE SeT ~ ,, SGnmsnei.e :. 10 o'cloci. VII
i. new Eo 'ssr s, Piano, octave:
sfiSr saiss. u Rep snd Hslr Sosh And oo'er'
ans RaIlor Suite, London smoks.
SSaSss sp sss with Dressing Cases
90 Mssiprnns .nh Oak Chamber Bets.
AcOst.se Sets, Imitation Walnut wordrcbe.. Book
osees, utssus, sidebosrds =. T. Tables, What.
ne w.n1, Hail s Snss' 6s1Ssa GS:,r,
10 fine White Hair Mattresses.
Also in line q II 'csn and as s 6 pnISure
i;Nms Win numerous other articles in the Furniture
I2s W: L. WALL CO. A.ctiOn.ers.
ID TOO g.. Real Estate Broker and Aue..oneer,
SSS seventh street, between u and H.
r sTSFF Sp EAkE OF REslsABta TWO
sTEhET: BiT B AND q sfs. s0uraEAsT.
L. ,sn!eT ., 1871, and duly recorded 10 IiSsr 80.
OBS; foiio +ql, one Gf the land records Of Wash
DAY Nov is, 1877, st Al O'Clock p. m lots sixtesu
ssd seventeen, In Prouts subdivision OF square
numbered nine hundred, 900 bounded as follows:
beginning at a point one hundred and eis hit feet
three inches south from the point of of
9Th street east with North Csrolins avenues theme
north forty feet to alley thence uudred
ano nineteen feet TO an alley ten feet two inchss
wide; thence along said alley south forty feet
thence west along thu dividing line Of lots fifteen
and sixteen one hur dred and nineteen feet TO the
place Of besinning, together with the emsnts
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with 10 per cent. Interest,
secured by deed Of trust on tho property Stamps
and eonveyeucing ct the cost of the purchaser 0lO
down when the property II str uck on. In case the
terms arc not implied with within seven days after
the sae the property will be Tesold at the rick and
cost OF the defaultng purchaser.
d. L. BATON, Trustee.
ns6-eo6ds b. H. WAkNER, Auct.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, November %, l6s, SEINE hour and
place. By oader Of the Trustee. =
novl6 b. h. WABNER, Auctiopoer.
gIHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
DNESDAY, November 81 1877, same hour and
place By order Of the Tr ustee. -
noi5 - B. II wARRKR, Auct.
pY LATIMER OLEARY, =
- Auctfonecrs and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner OF PennA. avenue and 18th street.
Star Onice Building.
SQUARE 40 CHANCERY SALE OF vALUA.
BILE PROPERTY.
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LIVERY STABLES.

sNUssHkss srABLke. e..
Horses ana Bassiss Cor Hire, ss1 Q <rA -
ys-iy kICAAkD VAIN fFeonssas.
a. ASA hAlLOnr p1ABLEs, 49, q n.
w CAEKlkGEs q the lsssss ssyiss coassAsly q
Psrties. eatizss, and reos lsians f1E-
aikhed with the most oonzorfakle aD6 -
ins Hersss. ed ssrss sawass ~ NE - -
" sons visAtnG % smploI 1eliable esrvppp VA
90 vel 70 oeN q yos1f1 bhOoks' 1895 uS
T'oks0H . BoyDh MIBCR MRAf,
" the rtchesf IN DarKs.
q. cVAfeT0H, Il whols.sls Art, .
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOB THK Renting AND so.
l. PHklNTKNDlNG.TAE wAsnIhGToa

n"
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
the Vice President OF the Washington schu.t Zen
Nerein, No 641 street northwest, until II q rs
DAY, December 5, at o clock D. m for the rent
ing and experimenting the Washington schuetxeu
Park for the term OF three years, commencing Jan
uary 4, lSS.
The Board of Directors reserve the right 20 70.
ject any and ell ice not In conformity wIlh tn. re-
quIrements OF the ASSOCIATION.
PropossIs must be ineiosed in sealed envelope.
indorsed Proposals for the Renting of the Washing
Ton ecbuea zen Park, |" and directed 10 ". UGLk,
No. al street, where information As 20 terms
aud conditions may be obtsinsd.
All bids receives sfser the time specific ed will not
be sidered.
The Board Of Directors OF ws.y.
ncxe-6r n. L. BI0Ur.
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RY GRIM D WILLIAMS, Auctiopeorv.
u No. loci, northwest corner Of 10th and Dsts.

X TSn WILLiAAs. Auctioneers,
TlgsTIEy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FRAnE DWELLING HOUSE Oh MADISON
sThE1 "a. ~. $3.50
Plumb and wife, dated June 14th, ISL, re-
:. M coIded in Lber eoS folio A Of the land records
direction OF the holder Of the secured THEREBY
We Will sell a. public auction, on the premises, on
ell that pitce or parcel Of Grouna in the city OF
WashfnRton, ID. known and distinguished e lot
square 80. - . = 80 :
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in and II
and notes bearing interest At the rate Of ten per
cent. per annum, payable semi annu ally. 500
sncips at purchaser cost IL the terns Of sale are
not ccmpiI.d with within hys days from the day Of
property at the rsk and cost OF te dsfaulting pur
chaser =. *: BBIIRRSSS kiiLIE, Trustees. z
novH GREEN VILLA Ms. Aucts
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RY GRERN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctiope-rs,
~ Northwest corner 10Th and d street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR00PPEKTf In Square No. 67s. NEAR ST.

ALOYoIUs CRURCH.
.I B. 7 virtue # S Sc, Of t,us; dated Ecys%
.E.A Liber No e62. folio AS, DC, Of the land Id
st sss
nc auction, in front Of the premisss on TUESD AY
m lot snnbereS one hundred and ninety two liss,
in Gilbert's recorded Subdivision Of square mum
Of Washington. with iii the improvements thSresn ,
Terms OF ssie One half in cash, (of which 100
made in SIX and twelve months alter day Of sale,
with interest at the rate Of per cent per aunum
Of fsi WITH
within six days after day Of sale; otherwise the
after enc week notice, st the r.k and cost q the
first purchaser. All cSpysysneiSg q p9rchassrs
'T oe17-eoaas GREEk W1GLiAa i Il Hnsss.
~ THE ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, November Ia. lS72, same hour and
Di .esi By Ordsr Ct sss
SIAI ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
' sss BY order SR Fl SfLL1AMs Aue
,ETal APoys SALE Is sgRyHEs POST.
noy ekS HfssF Aue
s4I5 si "A s55az
the Circuit court Tor sonssc@sry County. IL
tiDs in E0siiy. vim sell q public auction, & The
TUESDAY, December Sd, 1874, Of the hour OF 10
O'Clock m. most valuable Fam OF Isl acres. lying
about mile northwest from the town, in sight Of
The public road leading from Rockville to Frederick
end tie Metropolftap railroad
II has always bern Justly deemed one OF the most
efbly located and desirable Farms In the Vicinity
lying veil for cultivation, with abundant water In
every field.
The improvements are few. consisting Of good
Corn House and etsb.e and an old Frame Dive Hing,
which, however. stands . slightly elevated And
beautiful building site, surrounded Gith trees
7 - twill be sold IN the entirety or in lots, &C
y Terms easy and possession Civ sn immediatsly
A rare chance 10 offered 20 any one desiring q
price.
Tor Any further information. address or eau on
/ RICAABD J. BOW II,
8IQHARD n. Wilt IA.
novis df4 Trustees, Roeb-sills, I'd.
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E$HILit ! $$ i1%Ha Receivers.
RY vREEF . WILLIAMs, AaotioneeT1,
u No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and b q

NV AV~A boftnWoss oorne9 Wsn ana " "a.
TRUsTIE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS In SQUARE No. 20S, NEAR PRHSENT
STATE DEPARTMENT..
- By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated May 18th,
AAfolios lss, &C., Of the land records for Wash
fns ri. ins a pnS
IN trent Of the premises, at * O'Clock M, on
Lots Nos rs, Is. Y, 70, 80, 81 50. So, So ss Sd
81, 50; 81 So 81 g2 g. - and g. in Higgs Plants
dred and elght (Sb. In the oity OF " ashngton to-
gether with al the Improvements thereon.
brance, OF which statement will be male ct sale.
Terms OF sale: One. third in cash, of which $50
ferred payments be made 10 and ~ months after
day Of SALE wtthfnterest at the rate Of ton cent
annum. and secured by deed of truet the sat
sfacOn q the trustee: Terms to be fully complied
with within six days after SALE otherwise the trus
tee the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the first purchaser. All oonveysnc.
ing at the cost Of the purchaser.
WE. II. WARD, Trustee.
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elY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
- No 1901 northwest corner 10th and d sts

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE QUARRY
LANnS AND NJ IWS9EARRIER sT9SE1N THE
eli fGS9kkKMPR!A hHESf ffPCsE
GE3RSETo%N; SALE 70 TAkE PLA zee? Al
sfKEETs. WAs HINGfoN e cry 4 AND TENTH
me 81 deere re pssseS BY the Supreme
he n"essn s w nell A. RTSo
ID. seS S S' Of D sssn
the line q The OF, s.peske and ohio Canal about
lumbia, being about 80 feet in width by about
$50 perches in length, and containing 81 scres,
And also, at the same time and place, and in con
necton therewish, we will sell ali the uDquarried
in the portion Of the land Known Is the Potomac
Compsny's condemnation, lying immediately west
rights and privileges to the Of the bank Of the
saf I'll Fl
rear BY reference to the proceedings IN above en-
We cali the attention Of capitalists and others to
the above Quarres, which consist of the best quail
ty Of Blue stone, a.d which il near navigation, easy
The o. ne foundations Of the United States CAPT
fol, Wsshinstea Monument, Sod other public build
ssrots the Potomac river: ais Oak Hin Cemetery
Chapel. and otLsE churches are built Of the ston
A plat Of the qusrries can be seen at Green vii
sns 81 Vs sS Ss
:, Any person can examine the QuArriss By taking
the canal road Of the new road lesding ON
Term. Of sale: one.si1th cash. sed the balance in
rate 81 ten per oentnm Yer from DAY Of s.is
with security TO the sstisfectioa Of the Reeeivers
chase money osn be paid In cash or upon shorter
time than az Aforesaid, ct same rate OF interest.
deposit Of $500 will be required Of the purchaser q
time Of sale. eenveyAncing and stamps q cost
Of purchaser. Piats Of the property win be ex-
hibtsd at the time Of sale
VIM r. MATTINGLY,
EHILjP SxiiIS5AHkIF EiLis. Receivers.
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Df GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers
ID No. l001 northwest corner 10Th and D ST.,

PP Hr RI, At AuGTIoH-TWoSTOhY
IL By virtue Of 9 deed Of trust from Margaretts
: E" Per Lee, dated June 24th, ls!l, recorded
-hfp liber 663, folio IS. OF the land records Of
Washington county District Of Columbis, and By
direction Of the holder Of the thereby
We will SELL at public auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY, November 30th, st 81 O'Clock ,. m !,
al that piece or parcel Of ground in Wasnington
city, ID. o known and distinguished a. lot eixty-
four, In John B. Turtons sabdiv lson of square l6
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in end II
months. secured by deed of trust on the property,
and notes bearing interest at the rate Of ten per
cent. per annum, payable semi annually. 800
down when the property 10 struck OF. All convey
sncinG Ut purckaser cost. II the terms Of sale are
not complied with within i've days from the day Of
sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property ct the risk and cost Of the defsulting pur
0na''f' * SNNRRssEiLLr. Trustees.
noM GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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QY LATIMER SLEAkY,
- ARctloneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner PenusylvADi avenue and iltA n
Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
STRkETe NORTHWEST
- By virtue Of decree passed in cause No. 9,Ssl /,
HS Equity Docket No. Il. Of the Su preue Court Of
the District OF Columbia, the under signed trus
tee unser said decree to sell the real In the
public auction, to the highest bidder, on TUES
DAY, the 96th Gay Of November, 1879, upon the
premises ct O'Clock ,. N. part Of Lot No 8, In
No 4O6 said part Of Lot having front on 9th
street between and streets, Of . feet7h inches.
This property Il Improved By . substantial two
story Brick Dwelling, and is In part OF the city
The terms Of sale, Is prescribed BY the decree,
are One third cash. and the balance in H. Is aud "a
months; purchaser to give for deferred payments
bis notts satisfactorily secured. All conye T anoins
n Sss5 % pnrchaief tr,mHR WEBs Trustee
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DRoPosALs FoR FREeH BKEr.

OFFICE A. &. g., PIkEsvILLE Arsenal, ND a
November Is, ls72
seeled Proposals In duplicate will be received q
this Office until 10 A M. DEcENBER 23, lsTa, for
furnishing Fresh Beef required this post by the
commencing ysBuaIy LIST, 1873.
Information Is 70 conditions, &c, can be obtained
by application TO
M. j. GkkALlsH, Captain o. 8. K. and A C.s.
noy2l-6t In charge of Pikesyiiie Arsenal.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers,
~ Northwest corner 10th and streets
TRUsTEEs SALE OF TWl-sTORY FRAME
6CUsE AND LOT u RONrISG ON U STRgET
NORTH, BETWEEN % AGD Sd STREETS

G day Of August, 4. 3: 1859; aSd duty TeeoTdsd
records for MsshinRton county, in the District of
Columbia, Ard by direction OF the holders Of the
DAY, the 4th day Of December, A. D. IsT2. at 4
S S m, g, that piece or psreel Of ground
in the District of Columbia known and described as
part Of Lot numbered eight Isl. in Square mum bered
hye hundred and tfIy one ssh: Being l6 feet 4
inches front by 20 feet deep to the place Of begin
ming, with the ,mproy ements
Terms: One-third cash; balance IN and II months
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust on the premises sold. Convey snciBe &C.. cost
Of purchaser. NO down on the day Of sale Aud IL
after the day Of SALE the Tustee reserves the right
TO resell the property ct the rick and csst OF the de-
fsultipg purchaser, by advertising three tmes ia
some newspaper published In ashiugton city, d
q. JOHN W. CRAIG. Trustee
noy22-d GRkEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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InfokTAhIis ~ os skET1ssf9SEks, BUILD IN

rhsoAPE ANN esIsITE ccaiAHY, hsv,rs
.st.elissed an A5erey n this city Are yrepared g
GRANITE WORK v hiek may Be required By srch[
tee bgilssrs or oontrse,ors, e ths lowest narkes
nsntof Er ante CuFbins, belgian Pavement Bloeks.
~ na9S sl.l.. Ccss, Dsos sis stslss Ger dahis,
s:s a:ss :...ss 3: W. sns iii
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RScTHE ABOVE SALE II POSTPONED ON
az INT OF the ain uutiI WEDNESDAY Nov
~ h, sene D. ar 49,
II IRepsbl WI WALL a 90 Au~ts
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WASHINGTON, November 18th, lS2.
Notice Is hes coy giyes that any party or parties
taking up OF otherwise disturbing the wooden OF
Concrete psyemsBts in this city or Georgetown,
Without the written authority Of the executive Of
6cer o. the Board, VIII be punished to the full sx-
ts ut of the law. --
BIZ order Of the Board.
EpwAR JOHNSON.
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~ WA. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 600 and 902 Pennsylya1ia avenue
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WA00I10T0A CITY OAVIUoa
Oernsr IN Sersst and Lcc,s1ana Avsuus.
PATe PEE GENT. INTEREST On Dr. PUorx1
Interest commences from date Of De- oassn
DeIosfta can BE- msds and drawn 81 wfji.
myHS j A. RCFB, frsoDur0.
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susnicious nisannenranoe.

The bookkeeper of a well-known bust
ness house on Broad street disappeared
from that place at an early hour yesterday
morning, since which time no knowledge
has been gained of his whereabouts, not
withstanding the diligent inquiry made for
information on that point. 1t is not at
present known to his employers that the
amount Improperly drawn by him on a
bank check of theirs exceeded $65, and
they are charitable enough to hope that
that fact might be reasonably explained
without creating any suspicion of positive
dishonesty of inteution-nothiDg more Sc
rious than might ordinarily grow out of a
mixture Of figures incident to a too boun-
teous mixture of spirits that shed darkness
rather than light on the designs and hopes
of frail and unfortunate human nature. 1t
is in The hope that this or some more reas-
enable explanation of bis disappearance
may be possible, that the name of the miss
ing man is until now the secret of himself
and employers.
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APrisoner,s A,tempt to ESCAPE.

A few days since man named George
Myers, said to belong. at Tracey City,
Tenn was arrested here on account of
some alleged irregularity involving the re-
cent possession of horse in the State OF
Kentucky. He had hearing before JUS
tice Wherry, and in view of the probable
event of bis guilt, was sent to jail in default
of bond for his appearance at the Criminal
Court. Since his commitment, a brother
of the accused has arrived here, aud yes
terday the imprisoned Myers was taken out
Of jail and into the Criminal Court, for the
osLensible purpose of giving the required
bond. While in the bar. awaiting the
transaction of other business, and while
the attention of the officers Oh duty was
otherwise engaged, tie prisoner aud broth
er disappeared from the halls of justice,
and rapidly made their way to Deaderick
street. The rapidity of their movements
excited the suspicion of policeman John
Pickett, who called for cessation of pro-
gress, and the two runaways obeged the
summons. They were taken back to the
Criminal Court and The accused was again
sent to Jail, TO wait until he can give some
reasonable explanation of this attempted
escape before renewing bis application to
be released on bond. He had yesterday a
good chance to get away, but In his eager
ness to accomplish that purpose, went a
little too fast, and hence the design of him
self and brother was frustrated.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE CoURF.-A. F. Whitman
Esq the newly elected Public Administra
tor, fled his bond in the sum of $4,000
with Messrs. Charles Nelson and Henry
Sperry as securities, Mr.. Whitman was
thereupon duly qualified and entered upon
the duties Of his office.
CHANCERY CoURT.-A petition asking
for decree Incorporating the Beersheba
Springs Company, with Thomas Caldwell,
James Mclaughlin, j L. Weakley, A. j.
Warren, j. d. Winston, P. S. Hollins and
S. NJ. Scott as incorpOratOrs, was filed yes
ter6ay. A decree was ordered incorpo-
rating the Claiborne Lodge Building As
ISOLATION, with II. l.. Claiborne, Clinton
Byrne, VIM. NJ. Mccarthy, w. B. Phillips,
John Baldwin, W. G. Dashiel, and j. II.
Canady as incorporators.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Hemy Whitaker,
colored, and white woman named Lou
Hogle, were arraigned for trial on indict-
ment for living together as man and wife
contrary to the law. Case in the hands Of
the jury. Malinda Brandon, white, same
offeDse, was convicted, fined SIS and
sentenced TO six hours confinement in Jail.
The court is at present taking the jail cases
as they appear on the docket.
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Sunday school welcome Concert.

The children's greeting to the Tennessee
Annual Conference, Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, takes place at Tulip Street
Church, E5gefeld TO night at half past T
O'clock .mes NJ. Anderson being the
leader of the singing.
The following is the programme selected
for the opening exercises:
Song-We Come. e. G. RevOns.
The Lost Sheep. :. r. NJ. Mcintosh.
Happy Pilgrims. e. @. . r. III. Mcintosh.
Reception Speech, by Member Ofthe School
Song-The Master Calleth for Thee. r M.
Mcintosh.
Song-Oh, say shall we meet you all there.
S. j. Vail.
Dialogue-The Faithful Sunday school
Teacher. ..............R X. NJ. Mcintosh.
Song-The Mustard Seed. r. NJ. Mcintosh.
+" Tribute TO Jesus. r.. NJ. Mcintosh.
/" The Marriage of the Kings Son..
r. M. Mcintosh.
Song-Sinful Cities. r. NJ. Mcintosh.
&" Stand up for Jesus. C. G. Converse.
The Edgefeld street cars run within one
hundred yards Of the church, and it will be
convenient for those in Nashville who de-
sire to be present at this greeting. All are
invited.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER..
WAH DgpARTsfgSr,

OPgICx OF THBOHIRB SIGNAL OEPICRE.
WAsKIEGToN, ID. c., Oct. Is 1873
PrObGbiIities.-The barometer will con-
tinue to fall on the lower lakes with brisk
or high southerly winds, threatening wealth
er and rain in the Middle States and New
England. Southerly to westerly winds,
falling barometer, warmer and cloudy
weather in the South Atlantic and Gulf
States. Generally clear weather with south
erly to westerly winds in the former, and
southeasterly OF the Gulf coasts. On the
upper lakes and in the Northwest, cold,
clearing and partly cloudy weather. Ris-
ing barometer and brisk northwesterly
winds on Wednesday. Generally clearing
and cool weather in the Mississippi and
Ohio valleys with northerly to westerly
winds, Cautionary signals continue at
Milwaukee, Grand Haven and Chicago,
and are ordered for Detroit, Toledo, CleVe-
land and Buffalo. ..--..-..-... co.. ~ =
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@ GOOD TEMPLARS.
sTeeting Of tl,e s3raud Lodp,

The Grand Lodge Good Templars of the
State convened 10 the Senate Chamber OF
the capitol yesterday morning at IL O'Clock,
and was called to order by Vim. Dunstead,
G. w. Chief Templar The other officers
present were G. w. V. T., G. w. s., P. G..
W. G. T. and Inside and Outside Guards.
The committee on credentials reported
about 20 delegates present, among whom
where some of the most prominent citizens
of the State, including a large number Of
ministers. The different delegates reported
their Lodges in a good and fourishing con-
dition.
The evening was consumed in the read
ing of the reports of officers, and matters Of
private nature, touching the interest Of
the Order.
The report of VIM. Dunstead, G. W. G.
T., touched upon the work of the year, APP
peals and decisions made, the degrees, the
financial condition of the order, missiona
ny fand, temperance literature, State depu-
ties, State lecturer, union Of temperance
orders, plays for the future, etc.
The report Of A. ]. Gibson, G. w. S.,
shows that there have been 125 ladies in
stalled during the past year, and that the
present number of Lodges are l54, with a
total membership of 1915 males in good
standing, and 1859 females in good stand
ing-tOtal membership 1904.
The session win be resumed this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, when TIE officers for the
current year will be elected.
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New Advertisements.

Crawford Il Co, at the Central Auction
Rooms, sell TO day, q big LOT of staple and
fancy dry goods.
Big lot of fine country bacon received by
Holding, Wilkes & Hancock, at Is Broad
street.
Frank Anderson and George D. Noble
have formed a co-partnership as produce
and commission merchants, No. 40 Mar
ket street, Montgomery, Ala,
II. SpIiz sells at auction, to-day, toys no,
tons aud variety goods.
See notice ia bankruptcy.
J. L. Glenn, Water Tax Collector,
makes notification Of importance TO all citi-
zsus who regard the use of water as nee
essary to physical health and continu ed
exist 5nce.
Howard & Soule, Church street, have
four coed horses for sale.
r. Butterworth, Market street, has for
sale good buggy and harness.
Cast and scrap iron wanted by Cherry,
O'C0uner * Co., corner of College and
Church streets,
Two gentlemen want a furnish ed room
good Heighborhood.
Mrs. Biitz, 105 College street, has arrived
with large stock Of real l&ces.
FiUe cassimeres, f4nnels, shawls, ETC.,
received at NOrthman's 20, Public Square.