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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-16
THE YA100 CIV WIG.
PRINTED AND PUBLrsHsD svRRy rRIDA1
~ MIks. HARRIET n. PRENvETr,
oN JEFFEsoN -.

fh1NIED AND 50 hNkAk skssADA4 II
~ MRS. HARRIET n. PRENvETTs
oNJEFFEsoN STREET.
r. Az -rha Wna viii Be iasnished e sabscFib
at Thlea Dollars per annum IN advance, q Four
Of paid within mouth. Five Doiiars g theead ofthe
ears
ANNOUNCEMENTS viii be inserted ~ the rate OF 81 %
par siaare forlha fsa Insertion and 80 Gems FOR each
week thareaftsr-ten lines constituting square,
M nnm5et IT Insertions equged, must be marked on
he margin 9f the lecfpf or they Will pc inserted
II of6id, and charged accordingly,
Yearly Advertising.
For forty nues orl8ss renewable as pleasure, $4,000
Nacontract taken orless than one yenE-and payable
hflf Yearly Ia airance.
Taa aivioze of annual adVeftiserais limited 70 their
owanmediata Business and all advertaelnents for the
eaeat ofathaF pcrsuns sent 10 BY hem, must be paid
81 BY the square.
Professional Advertisements.
Fas roIines or less not alterable. Smonths 2s 90
10 90 DO do @ j i GO GO
ALL 5oa WoRR MUST Dc PAID FOR OH DE.
LIVERY.
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NOTECE.

'E'HE undersigned having purchased the en-
tire interest of his late partner, Thomas
Wood, in the Confectionery Business in this
place, will continue the business at the. old
stand. am alone authorized to collect all
debts due the firm, and will pay all demands
against the same. Jas. BILLETT.
Yazoo city, July 90, 1853. got.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS!

* N. CHURCH & co. have received and
" opened their Fall and Winter Stock of
Goods.
The following comprise part of their stock:
New style plaid and fancy Silks;
i" 8 Grape Delalne-a new article for
Ladies wear;
Plain and,Figured Delaines;
French and English Merinoes;
Bombazine and Alpaccas;
Mourning Goods of all descriptions;
Readymade Clothing -Casimers q Satinets;
Fine French Blankeiss
Negro Blankets, Linseys and Jeans;
Ruesets and Mud Boots, etc., etc.
The public are respectfully invited to eK-
anime their Stock, as they will find il COM
pIete, and prices low.
Vieksbnrg, nov. 10, '53. 1871
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Miss SARAH RUSSELL.

WITH leave of Divine Providence, will
open her School for Young Ladies and
small girls. the lst Monday in Nov, inst. She
solcits share of public patronage, as her lot
for many years has been cast in the midst of
Yazoo City, and hitherto she has had no rea-
son to complain Of the liberality of the people.
Her sympathies through two distressing cpl
denies, have been deeply mingled with the
citizens, and here is her home. Six or eight
pupils can be accommodated with board under
her especial care. SOL SYST
Yazoo city, Nov. A, 1859. I7-tf.
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Gas THaaAHAM SD sHR9
HOLMES COUNTY. Miss.


DR. ]. T. KENYON has recently purchased
these Springs, and will, on the lst of July,
have them opened for the reception of invalids
These medical waters have procured consid-
cradle reputation for curing chronic diseases of
the bowels, kidneys, general debility nervous
headach, and nervous irritibility. And in Dys-
pepsia, Dropsey, and diseases of females it is
equal, if not superior, to any water in the South,
and to establish this fact many cert icates from
Intelligent and scientific physicians can Sc pros
duce1 The Spfln9s b Situated in lealshy
elevated district OF country Astounding with the
purest freestone as well as mineral water, IL
miles east Of Lexington on the Kosciusko road
and 40 miles from Yazoo city.
DR.. Kennon has been constantly engagedin
the treatment of chronic and Female Diseases
of every variety, for severalyears at Cooper's
Well, and will give his personal attention to
invalds who may visit the Castillian Springs.
Board per week 81, children and servants
half price. July /, $50. 5l-tf.
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/" Watchman spare thatju Touch not
a single drop. Il served me many tug
and will belts prop, Twas mr. forefather's
hand that placed it in his cot. There, watch
man, lett stand-tby club shall harm i
not. That old familiar jug, whose credit
and renown. are known TO many amug, and
wonldst thou smash il down. Watchman,
forbear Thy blow-break its cath -brOsR
clay; nor make the liquor how, but let t0as
old jug stay esa
The watchman could not stapdso power
ful an appeal, and after leaving pamphlet
of the Maine liquor law, used nexs day for
shaving papers, he took bis departure
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ANEcDoTE OF WIDowER.-A minister
who had lost his wife and become wearied
of his second edition Of the single state,
was once instructing a congregation from
the passage, "Use this world as not abusing
it, etc In the course Of his remarks he
took occasion 10 mention some things which
a Christian could dispense with in this
world. In this category he placed wife.
He had, however, scarcely said, "a man
may DO without wife, when he flushed
this branch Of the snbject by saying il the
Of his heart "but my brethren,
its mighty hard
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lust received, direct from the mannfac-
- turers, fine assortment Of English and
American Guns, Pistols, Sporting Apparass
Us, etc.
100 fine double Guns; Boys double add sins
gle, do;
SO American Rifles; IS English do;
25 Colts Repeaters; 4 Aliens Reviewers;
prs fine Rife Pistols; 100 prs assorted do;
"a prs selfeocking Pistols, I'm to 6 in bbls;
Game Bags, Powder Horns. Shot Belts and
Pouches, Calling Horns, Percussion caps.
Fine cannister Pow, sr. Bowie Knives, Sill
ettoes, etc. For sale 81 a. GENELLA.
Vicksbnrg, nov Is 80. i9-tf
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watches, JcweIry and Music.
III. u. TYLER.

NORTH SIDE OF MICHIE's BANK,
ETAS on hand complete assortment Of
WATcnEs, JEWELRY and MUSICAL IKsTRU-
MENTs Of all kinds and description, from che
very best manufactures. Instruction Books for
all Instruments,and good assortment of Sheet
Music for Piano and Guitar.
or Watches and JeweIry repaired and war
rantef Yazoo city, Nov. IS, '53. l0-tf,
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Who ~ ants Fruit Trees /?

Who gssants Fruit Trees 2
NOR the benefit of those who want FRUIT
TREES to plant out the present fall and
winter, we would just say that no time should
be lost procuring them. The earliest riders
always get the best 9rees; and as we are now
removing our stock into our New Nursery
grounds, there is an excellent chance to select
such trees and varieties as may be wanted. See
our advertisement in another column.
g b SWASEY g. CO..
mississippi Nurserys, nov Is, 80. 1885,,
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NeW DIE and asoOA
anYA.
THOMP Sc 90.

THO MPSON q co.
~ HOLESALE and Retail Druggists have
remoVedto their new brick building on
Min Street, next door above Messrs. Allen q
Baksdale, and have on hand and are receiving
a Ice supply of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Chem
cal Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Glassware, Per-
funny, Soaps, Books, Stationary, &C., all of
whirItaey offer at unusually low prices. Mer-
chanR Physicians, Planters and others will
find It their interests to give us call.
Yazos city, Jan IA, SO. Oily.
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RE Inquictudeso Of mind cannot be pIe
vented without first eradicating az your "
clinatiohs and passion, The winds ard &c
that preserve THAT great ocean Of human
life from perpetual stagnation. e
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EE a sentimental chap intends to-Psii-
ion Congress for an act to improve the,
channel 81 afFeetionSsO that hsncelorth.tla the
course Of true. love may run SMOOTH s
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Yaxoo River Plantation Tor Sale
"A valuable PLANTATION IN the vicinity Of
- Yasoo City. containing about 300 acres
OF Land, 800 acres of which are in cultiva-
ton and 100 more are deadened. Also 40
negroes and all the mules. horses. oxen hogs
and plantation utensils ofevery description.
Also full supply of corn and fodder for the.
ensuing year.
The above properly will be sold On rca-
sonable terms to a good purchaser. For
further particulars inquire of
g. II. HAMER,
Nov. l6, 1e53-tf. Yazoo City, Miss.
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E9g- The man who attempted % smoke a
pipe 81 brandy is troubled with dizzinesS
,fihe brain, and talks 81 joining he Dapgh-
.ers of Temperance.
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HIsToRIcAL A fast boy, home for The
holidays, asks if Cleopatra's Needle was,
the article with which She ssgsd Up Mark
Anthony CD or did her eye effect the pro-
case9
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FOR sALE on RENT

a GOOD and comfortable dwelling house.
With i've rooms. hall rough The centre,
kitchen selrants room tore ROOM, c1tern and
81 rafed Is s All neigh orhood.
81 further eulars an this Office.
Fe6a 1853 1887.
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GPOcerieS.
Galffce.

a IL persons indebtedto John Burge q Chas.
Biery, forAle, Porter and Wine. are here.
By notified MOTTO pay any money they may be
owing us, to Gas Biery Without my consent.
Oct 81, 80 1876. JOHN BURGE.
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TaIPllR | ANT DIS Owe TT

Bfyan PuImOntc = fer s
are unloiline in their cure q CgHqhss Gods,
Dstfe5h HyeaI Eiua, Incfplent CO.. ptio1l, and
Dsseoses II re Ln8os They have no taste of
Yse.l;ri,e. md any Eli "a viii take them. Thou
sa54ds have been res "a health thai had be-
for6 desp6ired Testimony given II lnndrees
of case single does relieves u TEN MI
uTEs
ASK tor Bryan's fulnaonic y aters-- the orig
inal and genuine IS anlFed bryan npnFl-
Gus kinds are otfele sale wenty-dge
cents box Sold saefs generally e.
YAN Il Coz ter " foprietors.
sale by 81 %. F00IJa u y 60
fas n. 1853 l5-6k Nicksbnrg.
- AIsIlls and figs ssi se .'Es aa fog sols
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R Tom. who did you s,y ouf frien1
B. Marricd?g He married forty hoosspl
dollars; forge. her oiher name
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HlREall CORSET rs 81 a. "a
Patea Just received md i9f sale
T oNe
n tie Eagle
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TUE LATEST NEWS.
57,-S ~ TIFF WASHINGTON.

79E NEWS By Tue WASHING TON
o., very full Geographic summary ses'er
.,,,,;ned yearly every foreign item OF in-
60 :, bv The Washington. We extract the
t.lIosisg in addition;
~, ~. West India Mail Steamer Oinoco
In ia Southampton on the l7th, with $3.50,
T r." ~ snece. There were fourteen deaths by
v1V 10 Se s.,er on the voyage from St. Thomas.
He D''oon Victoria was taken sick with the
e. INIT the disease was progressing Ia
'oT,Sso,,;xcr-The Mouiteur publishes the text
s'r;,cnlsr Of the French Government TO
Q, u.s. !,oiom,uc agents in rejoipder TO the Rus
IS o'r, Us In very pacific article in the
3eI VI !, is sscribed to the Emperor HIMSELF
s,sred with reference TO negotiations be
80, Rnssia ard the other powers, all that
,,.',s IN dispute, is The form of the note
80 he drawn up TO meet the differences
w. W., and which should wound The suscsp-
Lii rsi,ber of Russia nor Turkey.
Pv,,-OJessa letters 10 the S:h state
-, So, &c 10 the maintenance OF peace is
replaG, gaining ground. :.
,en larfe business had been transacted in
ubr.fa Al rather high prices, the sales during
The week having been equal to 7o,o00 quarters.
Hungary The negotiations IN relation
te the Hungarian Refugees were progressing
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THE FOREIGN MARKETS.

The following commercial summary was
brought ever by the Niagara:
Liverpool, July 23d.-Breadstuffs. The
French ports having been opened IN anticipa
ion OF scarcity 10 that country, breadstuff.
have been active al 81. a Is. per Dbl. advance
in -four, and % Sd. per bushsl in wheat
Corn was firm and prices rather sitter. Den
psrown quotes Canal -four at 27s. Cd; PhiIa-
dslrha and Baltimore at 2Ss. 2Ss 3D., anc
Oaio at 2Ss. 3D.; white wheat 81. Ss 3D.; rec
aad mixed Is 81. a Is. lid; white and yellow
corn Bis. 32s.
Proyisious.-Pork and bacon are quiet, bu
firm. Shoulders dull. Lard quiet at SIS
54s Taliow dull at SIS.
Spirits Of Turpenline AIS. Common rosir
4. 3d., fine Go. / Is. Sd.
Rice active and frm-sales of 80 tierces Ca.
Ioi.na at25s. Sales OF Rio Coffee at Al q AS
Tea quiet. Sugar firm. Tobacco firm and
tending upwards.
The Manchester market was firm.
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From British Guiana and Venezuela

BosToN, August 3.-Ddtes from George.
town, British Guiana, to the Alb OF July have
been received. Considerable excitement and
dissatisfaction relative TO extensive mporta-
tions OF coolies prevailed. SIX hundred had
arrived, or were on their way, composed of the
Oh-ceurings of the Chinese nation.
From Venezuela further details have been
received 10 regard TO the progress of the revo
luton. The Province OF Cumana is the head
quarters of the disaffected. A contention had
been call ed 10 form a Confederation. General
Monagas was marching against the insurgents
at the head OF 5000 men, but with little pros
DecI of snccesa.
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EDUCATION.

st. J0sEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
W RICHMOND, VA-Conducied by the Slate -
OF Charfty-corner of Msrshali and 9TH streets
Ihis institution will resume studes on the 18th
AUGUST
boaroers. for board, tuition bed and bedding
WsREing sud menang, pay sEmI-ANNuALLS Ia ad-
vsn,e CLIO per annum Doctors fee 50.
Day scholars, according 10 the branches they
stucy. psy QUARTERLY IN advance, from "a to 90
per quarter.
An extra is charged in the ornamental brans hes
40 Maaic, Painting, French and Embroidery, for
tuition ana use OF Instruments.
Letters addressed to sister Rosaia Green ST.
Joseph Academy, or 10 Rt. Rev Bishop McGill,
viii meet uromDK afternoon
Children OF any religious denomination are ad.
United, on condition OF conforming 10 the general
discipline of the school. al 3-lm+
A CARD.-H. P. LEFEBVRE, A. NJ will on
"A TIE Erat of October next, succeed Mrs Mead In
the charge of her Boarding and Dey School In
hlcnmono, and will be prepared on that day to re.
ceive pupils az her late residence on Grace street
mr. Leieovre wa fer seven wears connected with
Mrs mesd's School. and sub seouentlv becam
Principal of the Williamsburg Female Academy,
the charge OF which he now resi- ms 10 engage in q
larger work In Richraond
he proposes TO conduct his school on the same
general plan of that of Mira Mead, retaining seyers
OF ner teschers (&rs Bartlett. Miss Andersun,) and
ln;cressiog me strength ct the department of For
eign Languages. by the assistance OF a resident
french Goyerness and other suriliaries
Ane members OF tine family will form eLri.t!au
noGaehoio, uncer Lne parental care OF mir snd MR.
Lefeovre The Ssnool viii offer every advantage
TOR the accusation of sound English education e
which will be added the Ancient and Modern Ian
gusees, music, Drawing. &c.
Terms, the same ss those OF Mrs Mead Apply
10 H.P. LEFEBVRE, Am,
a. S-oa"t@ Richmond, Va
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, August 5.-Sales of 14OO bbls
Flour at IS IS to 5 81 1900 bushels Wheat
red 81 II to 81 Is, white 81 l8 to %; 16 DOC
bushels Corn, yellow &c to 81 cts
New YORK, Aug ust 5.-Sales OF IL 200 bbls
Flour at s. IS to IS 81 for State, and S. 81 to
s. 68 for Southern brands 25,U0o bushels
Wheat at 81 IS for white; 45,OOOibushels Corn
at unchanged rates. Cotton has advanced an
eie hth
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1902 ACRES OF ORANGE LAND

u
= 80 FOR SALE.-Wisning TO move near
the city Of Richmond, will offer tor sale my far m
long known as Bloombury containing the above
number of acres
About 600 scres have never been cleared, and are
timbered with hickory, locust, pine, oak, &c. This
affords an excellent range for hogs. The cleared
portion Ii well arranged into fields, all of which
are In good state or cultivation, well fenced well
wstered and set In grass 10 the production of which
the land seems peculiarly adapted, and thereby
making stock raising profitable business Near
the centre OF the farm is an inexhaustible bed of
lime stone, OF good quality, and can be quarried
with little expense. There is kiln now STA aiding
in which | have burned or 5000 bushels and ap.
piled to the land.
Nearly in the middle of the cleared land stands
the mansion 1t has rooms in the cellar, on the
first floor, on the second and large garrett on the
the thru. There are adjoining the yard a kitchen,
(~ithin 20 feet of which ia an excellent punp) 2
smoke houses, dairy, meal house, lumber house.
and an Office with rooms on the first and on the
second floor. There are also properly arranged
granaries, carriage houie ice house, black smith
shop, carpenter shop, overseer's house and
cabins for 100 slaves The garden certainly sur
passes anything of the kind in this region OF coun.
try, and finer apple orchard of choice fruit is
rarely seen any where.
Bloomsbury is situated directly on the Plan
Road between Fredericksburg and Orange Court
House, 3 miles from the latter place Soon the
Railroad from Alexandria ana Gordonsvile, run
ming by Orange c II, will BE- completed, when
Richmond and Alexandria will be within five
hours ride.
The healthiness of the place has never been
questioned
The above will be offered for sale publicly on the
9th Gay of September, Cor the first fair day there
after, If this should be rainy if not sold privately
In the event of a private sale due notice will be
given FRANCIS yEkDONE
an g. d6t&wtds
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AID AND STOCK FOR sALE.-f
t5e 24'R OF the present month, (Auaust) the Farm
upon which formerly resided, lying on the Three
Chopped Road, about miles from Richmond al
I9inlng the lands OF Richard D. Philips George N
~. Isr aIa o'ners 1t contains about sixty acres
nLis LIMO Is Wen adapted to the cultivation of
wheat corn. oass, &C., and is very susceptible of
Improvement. The most of 1t 10 cleared and now
ID cultivation the balance well wooded. AZ the
sa sme ,me VIII sell about 90 acres about miles
Duvs, James F Franklin and others aIso several
noe herses, Mules, Cows, &c.
on the cay of sale.
Ru 3-2awtds ruou.c coRD0N
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The Meagher Festival,

BosToN. August 4.-Among the speakers
at the festiv al given to Thomas F. Meag her.
at Faneuil Hall, last evening, where Mr.
O'Danohoe, the Irish patriot, Hon. C Upham,
Mayor Walker, of Roxbury, and George Ro-
berts, of the Boston Times. The several
speeches called forth considerable enthusiasm,
particularly the illusions to Capt. Ing graham,
Of the sioop Of war St. Louis, who recently
disRng rushed himself by his noble course in
the affair of Col. kosta, the Hunga rian refu.
gee at Smyrna.
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Important from Porto Cabeuo.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 3.-The schooner New
Republic has arrived here with advices from
Porto Cabello to the ODD July. The Republic
was much agitated by revolu ions. Fleets
OF steamers, schooners and troops had sailed
from Porto Cabello on the 18Th, to put down
the insurgents. If unsuccessful, a civil war
would be the consequence.
A severe shock of an earthquake occurred
on the 18th, destroying many houses and bury
ing 800 persons in the ruins.
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Execu:fon OF NOTWITHSTANDING sesne

BALTIMORE, Aug. 5.-The youth, Conner,
was executed 10 day for the murder of Capt.
Hutchinson, of Accomac, Va. When the pri,
soner was first swung off the rope broke, and
he was thrown violently to the ground. He
was then replaced upon the gallows and
again suspe nded, when he died Immediately,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
rRANssIrrED ron TIM DAILY DIsPa~rI
ADDITIONAL BY rae N1ACAR1

BosrcN, August 5.-The Niagara arrived a,
her wharf at 3 O'Clock to.day. We subioin
the following additional news:
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
A Geographic despatch from Berlin, dated
July %, states that the Gear of Russia had sc.
cepted the proposition of France and England
for compromise, and the Powers were only
waiting for the consent of Austria 10 comnie,e
the negotiations. Dispatches were said to be
on the way TO st. Petersburg, signifying Aus
ttIas consent 10 the arrangement. In copse
quence of the pacfi; turn which affairs had
taken, English and French funds had i'm
proved.
AUSTRIA.
The house occupied by the correspondent of
the London Times, in Vienna, had been visited
by the police, and several arrests followed
The Austrian police had got wind of pro-.
jected instruction at Milan, and were tracing
| it to its source.
FRASCE.-INTEREsTING ITEM.
The Empress of France is enciente When
the royal baby is expected is not stated but
the fact is important
TURKEY.
1t was reported in Paris that the American
Minister at Constantinople had addressed a
note to the Porte, stating that the United Sates
would support The integrity of the Ottoman
Empire-and henceforlh would claim voice
in the afiairs of Europe.
| SWITZERLAND,
The Swiss frontier was still blockaded BY
Austrian troops.
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b. James NJ TAYLOR.

TX BUILDING EUTs In FULTON,
~ Al AUCTION Will be sold on MONDAY
oth August comm izcing at4 O'clock. M, upon
the premises, rs of about the most desirable LOIS
In the town OF Fulton, fronting on the principal
streets, and well elevated for building purposes
Property in Fulton ia improving in q remarkable
Degree as recent sales indicate aud persons desr.
Ing to obtain lots in that very dourishing town,
either tor investment with en- eye to future ad
vance In value, or for building purposes, should
avail themselves of this opportunity SIS such ano-
lher will rarely again occur
TERMS will be very liberal and will be made
known at the sale. JAS TAYLOR,
Jy SS-oios Auct.
Addfbi0nal-Willb be sold in addition to the
above, lots In Port Mayo. being portion of tbs
real estate of which Edwin Waddill, died, seized.
and about 90 lots in Fulton.
au Adds INIT
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WASHINGTON Affairs,

WASHINGTON, August 4.-The jackson
Democratic Association meet to morrow eve
ming, 1t is understood for the purpose of pro-
testing against the appointment of Seaman as
Commission of the Public Printing.
Ex-Vice President Dallas and Gov. Cobb
are here-the latter will remain several days
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4 SOMMISSIeNER'S SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE-In pursuance OF a decree of the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, pronounced
on the 9th of June, 1883, in the TUT of Robert w
Crump against Richard F. Bradshaw, will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction, on MONDAY, the 9Th
misses, certain Lot, piece parcel of land living
and being in the city of Richmond fronting Is feet
on the southern side of BAKER street. (be the same
more or iess beginning at the distance OF IT'S feet
rom us lntersecuon with 81 Peters street, and
running back at right ang les from said Baker street.
i4o feet Zoe the same more ess) to an alley, ii
being No. as designated in plan and survey an.
nexed TO deed from David Judah. eff Baltimore.
to A. A Hughes.
sixty days, and one-third at four months credi,
from the day OF sale, and the title retained until the
whole purchase money is paid
IHoS. w. BOSWELL, s. C. R.,
" 90 Commissioner