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REFERENCES.

this the hands unacauainted
this House append hereto specimens of the testimonials
military distinction, widely throughout
United States;
BELvIDERE, ILLINOIS, October "A,
1 great pleasure recommending Captain
Washington, d. all
before the Depart
Washington. him be Thoroughly qualified
well acquainted with with Department rules ali
the especially the Paymasers
had occasion employ
friends mine the soliciting patents have
him active wenomed and successful gallant officer
honorable
ommend him strongly to all who need his services
5. A HURLBUT, NJ.
Fourth Congressional District Ukinois,
Late Major General Z. 8. POlS
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Property taken by the Army i'm States
not ian ERsurrectiOn.

Claims this win special attention
In addition the above prosecute military
description,
Copyrights attend business before the General
the Interior Department,
departments the Government.
invite correspondence all interested assuring them
the utmost prompitude and thoroughness all
matters intrusted TO hands.
GEO. Z. LEMON.
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List of the Battles of the War of the Rebellion
We continue in this number the publication Of alpha
bctica list of the Battles of the War of the Rebellion
from authentic sources b. continued hereafter 1t will
be pleasant hope for the old soldiers to again the
and dates of battles in which they their friends
took part.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Special Acts of Congress.

invite correspondence with all persons whose
rejected the Commissioner
in manyT might hundreds Of instances their rights will
speedily granted by special appeal to Congress,
special by late Congress- another
column all of which had been rejected by the Pension oce
GEORGE Il. LEMON
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CIrIznN NArIoNAL RANk.

UITlZEN NATIONAL BANK.
WAsHINsToN ID. o.. January IT. 1879
Captain GEoReE LgMoY for the collection
of claims Washington City thorough able exceed
ngy Of business high character and entirely
responsible believe
requiring adjustment cannot be conhded to safer hands
JNO. a.. j. CRESWELL,
President.
w. +. ROACH,
Secretary
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., March

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WAsHINeToN, ID. O., March 1878
From several years, acquaintance with Captain George
man Of integrity and worth and well qualified
collection other
ment His experience in that line give superior advn.
tages.
W.P.SP RAGUE, NJ. O.,
FtUeeRth District OF hoR
JAS ID. STRAW BkI DGE. M. q,
Ihtrteeah District Of PennsyLvaato.
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Increase of Pensions.

Pension liberal than formerly, and
not entitled to higher rate than they receive.
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Amounts due collected without unnecessary delay. S,
cannot be collected without the furlough.
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Restoration tO Pension Roll.

Pensioners unusty dropped pension
roll whose have been stricken thererom by
failure their period of three
Of reenment have their pensions by
spending
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LAND w arrants.

all from 1890 March
Soldiers entitled.
and assgnm perfected.
Correspondence invited.
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Pensions.

slight the disability apply Thousands entitled
Heirs.
widows minor children dependent mothers fathers and
War of 1912.
All surviving officers soldiers this war whether in the
military or naval @ service OF the United states who served
and the widows Of such Who have not are
atty is no longer required in these claims
DesertiOn
does not to pension of seIssr soldiers
Marine Corps.
Increase of Pensions.
laws are more liberal than formerly and many are
not entitled to q higher rate than they receive
Restoration TO Pension Roll.
Pensioners have unjusty dropped pension
failure draw their pension for period of three
Of eenstment have their pensions renewed by
spending with this house
Land Warrants.
entitled hundred and sixty acres Of land ii not already
Land purchased for cash the highest market rates.
ana GoTrssponGence rrsig@@snss PGTlHesia PiGVfted
Prisoners of War.
Ration money promptly collected
FurIOugh RatiOns.
cannot be collected without the furlough
Horses Lost am Service.
Claims of this character promptly attended to-
Bounty and Pay.
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Horses Lost i'm Service.

Claims Of this character promptly attended to.
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, injured, or have contracted any disease, how
ne disability, apply at once Thousands entitled.
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Bounty and Pay.

Collections promptly made.
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DeserfiOn

does operate pension soldiers
but does those who served the
Marine Corps.
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Heirs.

widows, minor children, dependent mothers, fathe
minor brothers and sisters in the order named ent
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w an of 1912.

All surviving officers soldiers this whether in the
military naval United
fourteen 4) days. q battle skrmish
period the widows remarked,
entitled pension dollars q
atty is longer required in these claims.
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Prisoners of War.
FurIOugh RatiOns.

Ration money promptly collected.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19

SOME time ago, we gave an account
of the immense quantities of fish
that found their way from Black
river, through Salmon creek and
thus across the railroad track into a
small lake that could be easily
drained into the Deschutes river.
There is now prospect that ditch
will be cut from the extreme head
waters of Salmon creek to small
stream that empties into the De-
schutes, thus affording an uninter-
rupted communication for fish that
are seeking spawning grounds, be-
tween Black river and Budd's Inlet.
1t is thought that, when this work is
once accomplished, small expense
each year, will suffice to keep a suf-
ficient depth of water in the connect
ing ditch to allow the fish an easy
access either way. The whole pro-
ject, from beginning to end, is en-
tire practicable and we doubt not
that a great good would result from
the enterprise.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19


ABoUT ten O'Clock, Thursday night,
flames we're observed, by our ci:i-
gems, issuing from a couple Of In-
dian ranches across the Bay, near
the old log chute. \ number Of
persons procured a boat and rowed
over. As the boat nearod the oppo-
site shore, it became evident that
the houses were far gone towards
destruction, and the men rested on
their oars. Not an Indian was in
sight, and the suspicion of hoodlum
incendiarism was pretty fully con-
firmed by the appearance OF a couple
of men stealthily emerging from
the neishboring bushes while those
in the boats were taking items.
The Indian huts were next to being
worthless, of course, to anybody ex-
.cept the occupants, but an Indian i
wigwam is his home, and, "Be il
ever SO humble, there's no place like
home" Anybody who would wilful!y
set fire to an Indian shanty, during
the absence of the owner, for the
sake of seeing it burn, is not to be
trusted in civilized society. The
Indians are miserable enough with
out being deprived of the simp
lest structure that shelters then
| from the storm.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19
CroakeN

Croakefs have always existed and
done their utmost to retA; d the wheels
of progress. An incident related by
Ben Franklin a century ego, shows
that they dii not differ materially IN
his dav from the pes,ilential speci-
mems exhibited occasionally on our
streets. eucs sed in uudermiuin. the
fair fame Of Olympia.
Franklin says: There lived in Phil
aielphia, per>0n of note, an elder
" man, with wise and very grave
manner Of speaking. This gentle
man, a stranger to me, stopped one
day at my door, and asked me if /
was the young man who had lately
opened h new printing Office. Being
answered in Tie affirmative, he said
he was sorry for nc, hecause it was
an expensive undertaking, ami the
expense would be los:; for Phi'adel-
phia was a sinking place, the people
already half bankrupt, if not quite
SO; all appearance 10 the contrary,
such as new buildings and the rise
of rents, being, to his certain knowl-
edge fallacious; for they were, in
fact, among the things that would
soon ruin us. And he gave me such
q detail of misfortunes then existing
and would soon exist, that lie left me
melancholy and dispirited. Had l
known him before l engaged in the
business, probably l never would
have done it. This man continued
to live in that decayins place and to
declaim in the same strain, refusing
for many years to buy house there
because everything was going to de-
struction; and at last l had the pleas
ure of seeing him give five times as
much for it us he might have bought
it for when he first began his croak-
ing.
If this will not be the experience
of some of our croakers, q few years
hence. we are not gifted with the
spirit of prophesy.
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D r. SIP Z N N ET,
NO. II KEARNEY STREET,

To1anE Mon
WHO may be suffering from the effects
w of youthful fOllies or indiscretion
will do well to avail themselves of this
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of
Seminal weakness or private disease of
any kind or character which he undertakes
and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There ave many at the age Of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with to frequent
evacuation of the bladder, often accom-
panied by slight sinarting or burning
sensation, and a weakening of the system
in a manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits
rOpy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small particles of albumen will
appear, or the color will be of thin milk
ish hue, a:ain changing to dark and
torpid apI" araDce. There are many men
who die OF this difficulty ignorant of the
cause. which is the second stage of semin-
al weakness. DIR. $. will guarantee per-
feet cure in all such cases, and q healthy
restoration IF the genito-urinary organs.
OFFICE HuURs--1O to 4 and 6 to 8. Sun
days from 10 to II A. M. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, S..
Call or address,
DIR. SPINNEY Il co.
No. ~ kearny st., San Franisco.
San Francisco, CAL, Ap'l. Is, 1878. 1:v
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WONDERFUL PHENoMENA.-It APP
pears that DR.. Slade is not going to
visit this place, and a brief descrip-
ton of what the Portland Standard
reporter saw, when be called on the
renowned medium, may not be I'M
interesting. He states that i'll broad
daylight DI. Siade performed some
truly wonderful feats, such as lifting
the writer and chair by some hidden
power, playing an accordion with
one hand, lifting the table, making
q slate fly from one side of the table
to the other and back, etc. Among
the most surprising manifestations
was the slatc-writiny. A small
piece of slate pencil was placed upon
an ordinary slate and another slate
put over it. Almost INN ediately
tho pencil began to write, its mark
ing being plainly heard to the end.
On examining the slate, part of it
was found to be filled with Greek,
punctuated and accented, from the
Acts of the Apostles, signed o. X,
and short Latin maxim signed L.
B. Previously the spirit of DR..
SHADES wife had written some brief
remarks on the subject OF spiritual
ism in English. A lady who was
present wrote on a slate, 80 that it
was impossible for Slade to see it,
Have any friends in Heaven ?"
and then turning the slate with the
writing down, put piece of pencil
upon it, and took the slate herself,
and after holding it under the table
fora short time, withdrew it to find
written in strange hand on tho
opposite side to which she had orig
inally written, II hope you have
many friends in Heaven" These
are the facts, aud while we are no
believer in Spiritualism, We have to
admit our inability to present our
readers with any intelligent solution.
Mr.. NJ. r. Tilley met with seri-
GUS loss Friday afternoon, by the acct
dental drowning of his fine black
stallion recently imported from Ore
gon. Mr.. Tilley had just discharged
a dray-load Of furniture at J. G..
Horr's warehouse and started to
come off the bridge. As no arrived
nearly abreast Of the Chinese wash
house that stands between Good
Templars Hall and the Barlow place,
the steamer Old Settler blew her
whistle. Tho shrill blast seems to
have so terrified tho horse that he
made leap of tho south side Of the
bridge. Some loose stringsrs hold
up the day and the horse was so
badly choked BY being suspended a
short time in the harness. that when
he was cut loose and dropped into
tho water, The act OF drowning was
but the work OF an instant, and the
noble animal soon ceased to breathe.
- -
HARRIS means businees-see notice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19

it perfectly in keeping with justice
and the facts in the case that in
coming settlers should lie well POSTED
a. to our own agricultural facilities
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HARRIS means busineos--see notice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20
b. Green :; Wise. Auct;cncnrs

I 1OM MISSION EES' SALE OF VhLUA-
:! EbE &EAh hhOHEETY--Byv virtuo Of
decree nf tho Corporation Cnnr: fnr tho city Of
alexandria, Va, rendered st its June term,
i37,', N to su:t Il = A!cr srd others 7s. Nc
Weigh, tho undersigned, commissioners therein
named, will soil r. nuhiic auction. on r;1 u rs
Hay, inn l.h day ii Drcen,har, 1870. *. u
oGi"ci =. N front 0C ;hc entrance, to the Court
r0""':. "n Faris% street. II tho city Of htoxar-
deiN. ~: the following property, to vii:
20. !. Tho }9rgc aHd valuable BRICk
DWELLING and LOT DE GROUND, situsto
on Tho =. Z. ccrEor O -. i:ss?il and Cameron
strrrts
No = G'hn yaiuab,c TWO STORY BRICK
D EhLING &Gj0iAng No. / on the east.
the lc'a above described arc particularly vol
located FOR residences, being in the centre CT the
city and convenient TO railroads, boats, mar
k 4, &c &c
Terms cf Safe: As much cash rs will pay tho
costs Of suit and sale, and the residue in three
cqua! ins:almehts in |, 2 sad 5 years; tho nogo.
table notes Of Tho purchasers with interest from
day cf s"!c. To ba tsksn for tho deferred pay.
ments. %ud the title 20 te retained until the
whole oi tho purchase money is paid.
Il t. .. D. oLAuaaTd}N. I Il iiiyd} UHSn Of sal5 5s'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20
NOVELTIES.

Imported Closks and Dolmans, exclusive styles.
Lace Curtains and Nottingham Lsco.
Orientel Table Covers, novel designs.
Linen Table Covers, elegant qualities with Nap
kins to match
Seamless Kid Gloves 5, 4, 6 and 8 buttons.
Black Cloths ard Doeskins and Novelties in
mems sad boys wear. all of our own mpor-
tstion, saving two Intermediate profits, and
insuring noWcst styles.
Our Dress Goods Department is raplote with
new and stylish goods, and We furnish Trim.
rnlngs TO match
Our assortment oE Carpets and Oil Cloths n!
present is elegant srd complete Lowest
prices guaranteed.
PkETHFELDEK s. Co,
nov ldt King stroet.
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TAMES f. CNRLIN s. SONS, g. King s. ,
- Alexandria. Va. Houd invite The attention
OF country merchants and others TO their fell
and complete stock Ct HAEDWAEE, CUT
LERY, Fire Iron, Steel Nails. Horgc Shoes.
&c, which they oller at Lowest msrkGL rstes.
EkEEC LOADING GUNE-0pan .0-dsy
NJ assortment Of Cans, a. II. G. Shells, L0sd
ing Implements, Belts Sc. nt Lowest cssh :otcs.
JAS. j, EhRLIM a. ;sUNS,
sop - IS King Street
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~ C1'iGH.

n oTics
The partnership heretofore carried OH By W.
A. johnson and John r. Hammond. under thu
frm nsmo sEd style OF w 4. JOHNSON s
CO.. in Aoxandris, Va, has this day been dis
solved by mu!ual consent, and both OF the IN.
dersigned are authorized 10 receive ,,ey,narL oi
all debts owing 20 the said partnership sld sign
in settlement.
Dated thjc 18th day Of CULober, 1879.
w. a. JOHNSON,
JNO r. EahlMGHi:
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&STAs;s.g%eES;sS 1850.
j I. CLARK E

j i. OIL 4 ES-k =
NJ THE OLD LOCATION--l5s KING ST,
Vyill cxhib. we'll assorted stock OF
WALL. PAPERS. WINDOW SHADES,
COENICE&, CORD and TASSELS FINE
PICTURES end PICTURE FRAMES from
the best manufacturers and importers, "f the
newest ana most popular designs.
lie intends BY faithful st3ertinn to tho wants
Of his customers sad fair dealing to merit 3
sht-o Of their patronage. oct
EsiSVS CUBE FOE CONSU pTION.-
! II is now sorae ton years succ VIC first inc
troduCsd 10 our trade tho above valuable Inedi-
cine and il has net with in; rassinG favor during
I'll that tua FO- vii manner OF coughs and
coids it hiss proved itself cttan, safe and pleas
snt specific. Tae proprietor, in scc3rdsnca with
the spirit OF the times, hiss enlarged the dollar
bottle 10 twice its former size, and has recuccd
The rrcs Of the fifty cont bottle to twenty-five
cents Wo aro prepared 10 supply the !7sdo g
The ptoprie.or's lowest wholesale rates.
JANNEY 81 CO,
noyS 70 and l45 King et
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pOARDEKs-In pleasant part of the city,
"a 1esirsbls rosmB and good board for four
persons. Terms moderate. Apply at lQO Duko
street nov 4-2W
GEWING MACHINES-W havs made
- large addition to our stock CT DOMESTlC
SEWING MACHINES. and cur sales are in
cressing. The Domestic is besutiful machine.
very easy TO understand light running, and We
are selling them 1T very loH prices.
nov l3 X. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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Theundersigned will continu9thaG GROCERY
LIQUOR AND COMMISSION BUHiNE$S
under the Gcm nanlc Of w. a. JOHNSON ,S
CO., al the same psco. and he su!icl!e the put
ronsge cf the irierds Of the late firm Of VIM. I,
johnson s. Co, snd the public generally.
oct 20 JNO. T. EAHHOED
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Tho undersigned desires TO express his thsnks
TO his friends tur their patronage to the laLo irm
of Wm. s. johnson & Co., and he ncpes that
HAMMOND, who will continue tho business
for himself undo. tho asmo name and 1t tho sam 9
place. w. 4. JOHNSON,
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lie FORMER RESIDENCE OF WM WIRT-
"Ptn Paik or, According to tho testimony
Of tho io>k," that naik the last resting place
Of It's lurncr owueIs. "Penpslk"-is dstslL
from Chato!lcsv lie, Va, ahou! iwo miles
1crth. lo III yeats gone By i: was the pr.-
pcrty OF DE- Geo. G,imer, whose daughter,
LlcS Walker, wss the first wife Of William
Wirt. and th,r: ho resided until her death.
Aftor The death of his fist wife Mr. Wir:
removed from Albemsre. spe5t several
years in Richmond uud Williamsburg and
subsequently located in Norfolk. Alter his
s:coud marriage, to Miss Gamble. Ct
Rcbmord, he rcturaed TO Richmond, ard ro.
maucd resident CT that city until the acces-
sion Of Mr.. Mouroe to tho presidency, when he
vas appointed attorney general CT the Uaitcd
States and removed 70 Wsshi,gtou. lls re-
sid cd iG Washington until 1890. wien at tho
c,tse OF The ADMINISTRATION CT Mr., Aisns, hn
resigned bis oilisa and took up his resi6e5ce in
Baltimore, where he passed the remainder 6
his l!fo AID died on the 18th Of February, 1884.
IN sho sixty sacond year Of his age. hir. Writ
was not, as is supposed by many, native Of Viz
ginis His father wss native Of Switzerland,
and M7. W. WAS born in Blsdensburg, Msry
lsnd, on tho s N ofNovem5ar, l11d. Tho presen.
ownor OF "pcnpgtk" is Mr.. Nm. Hotopp,
natiyo Of Prussia, who csmo to this country IN
lS5l and removing 10 Albermsrle in 1866. pur
chased tho properly of the late VIM. T. Early.
The tract flsnd noN embraces 40 acrce, snd
the greater mar! ot the cleared lsnd is in God
! Cha. lotiescWs Va Chronicle
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~ EEMaN RHEUMATIC REMEDY curas
VI rheumatism in ali of its forms; whether
ecuto or chronic; muscular, srt2ulor .: aca,i2
We recommend this preparation sa soirg the
best remedy for rheumatism We hsve eYer known,
some Of lis cures, indeed. beins almost mi7scu
lous, Numerous references cnn ba furnished,
including some OF Cur most prominent towns
people, Ell Of WHOM; Rpcai; ortto remedy in the
highest terms.
now LUNT Sc DAVIDSDH
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ALCOHOLIC DRlSKs AND TEA.-WhiIs ouc
Of cur most promising ard prominent medicos,
s.ya Lonco, paper. sccins never tired OF urs'
ing the connection CT sloohcl with oil the ills
that fish is heir to. soma OF bis Continental
brethren q pLiag the oldgel ss vigorously
against the ''aup that cheer, bus not l5t BITS
tes." waether tho cheeEiug clement ID thelnn
or :!eiao. DR.. L,ttsom. who was cclebtly
10 his dsy--thut lu which lea began to take il5
pisc, as popular leverage in lSDsland-msds
series of elaborate experiments as to its ac'
,ion ou tho corpcrl villa Of Gunbcr Of wash
/ erwomeu and otlIerp, aud the Conclusions ct
which he arrived vera dead against its use.
DR.. Lsttsom has sosnd en- enthusiastic cup
porter ia German ssofessar, who makes tea
| OCT to bo es des,ructSs as his English oollea-
eue holds whisky to be. Oftha effect OF tea
in excessive doses striking illustration is fur
pishci by the recent fate Of tsvotitc charger
! ct L9rd Wiian Baresfo1d il H!iulaod, whloh
sto Sine pounds o. tea mixed By mistake
among its ezra, and YES affected by 1t much as
bhsrc affscts Ma'ay. or mixture OF whisky
ard fusel oil aEscss Btiisb subject.
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IS Groom y Misc. Nrctinneers.

+ MISSION EK'~ SALE Of Il YALU-
- hBLE SMALL. FARM CLOSE To THE
SUBURBS OF TIE CITY-By rirtuo Of a
y!ocrao ot tho Circuit Court for Alexandris
county, VirgUs :cadercd y: its august term,
1859. II the suit Of Mary y. Llryd. guardian,
pi'ihti0, ~ j. =. T,hb CT al, defendants, in
thaHCory. The Undersigned, commissioner there-
in Esu'cd, will proceed. on THURSDAY, the
:SLA dey Il UaCc'n@cr, 1879. at II o'clock, in
i:oH. Il tho Aisas!on HuGsa !~to, il the city OF
A;c=sndri2, Va, to sell by public auction, q
TRACT or LAND, lying IN Alexsr,dris coun-
-, YE about ono milo northwest OF the city,
containing about sixty acres Of high land and
yno.-i1w, beautifully located AMI improved by
y FRAME UWELLiHG, Kitchen, &C., COED
uara ana stables, cTcEsrd OF good fruit. cistotn
ErG stToao, Of water running through the place.
Would G2H:o good dsiry fsEnI Lhe land sd
joins Harper, Wolf ard others. and is bounded
On Tho southwest by tho CID LecsburG road.
Terms: Cn0 tenth cf the purchase mcneY to
DO rajd in cnsh. ard Tor tho residue The bonds OF
.to i,uccaascT, with security, 3. q, II and Is
months, 20 ba :hi:en fGr the deferred payments,
with intcrest from tho day Of safe, end tho title
20 DO retained until they a7o fully paid. Con-
veysEciE& st thc cost oi the purchaser.
rnv !f-24wts e. w. WATTLEs. Comin'r.
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SOLID COMFORTS. For tho best COOKING
SrovEs, FIRE PLACE HEATERS. OFFICE
srovEs, RANGES, FURNACES and STOVE
Work generally, call on
STANseURY i Bro,
Corntr King and Columbus ats
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New Books, Magazines, ReyleWS
&c, &c, &c.
IF EHEJy-LSsE a5 sEssr<! 81

&C, CC., tSG
IF EEsE.fL,fsE. a' "a ssS<! 81
THE INFLUENCa OF JESUS, by Roy
Phillips Brooks, Rector of Trinity Church, Nos
ton price 81 -.
The POEMS OF FRANK Q. TiOkNOE,
MD, with sn Introduction by Paul IL. aayne;
81 50.
IN THE SCHILLINGsCOURT romance
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