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Now Open, at Odd Fellows Hail,
DIR. BRALE,s GRAND MAMMOTH PANORAMA
or American, Eugl,sh, and Danish


TRRAsuRT DEPARTMENT. August , issa
Notice stock o. the loon authorised
redeeabie and aaer The lEh h0seAtfg
1855 the OF tha stock Wall DC pfafae ~
the oh November RtTI
per premium VIII be PAID in addition tue sS
-Ipsessed in Inc certncaies
Of the other loans Of he United
81 81 30 900 WA
during period The following
the loan 1872 prsmian o. ~ er eest r rock
premium Of i6 cent ard for
Of 1885, eammcny called IeAEsnae
nifty stock, premium OF SIX
allowed, stipulated in the err
cafes from here, with
addon enable the TreasncEs dram TO reach e party
this department under The pfeent no
ice should be duly parry
o receive The purchase
Payment made by drafts ths assist,
New Phsdeas The aricS
entitled receive The money may Arect
JAMES GUTHRIE
secrslary OF the Treasury.
Aug 4-dilNoyU TEniei. b Etar.i
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national Medical College,
Hassinstor, %. G.

WasstnstOn, d. c.
Monday, 27d Of oetobe 1856, and and ON the Let Of March,
Thomas Miller NJ D.. Professor Anatomy and Physiology
VIM Johnston D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Jo.as gey d. Maiera Medica, Therapeutics,
Jno Fred Msy D. Professor Principles and Practice Of
Grafton Tyler NJ D. Professor a,oogy ofEed
icine ard Of Clinical Medicine.
Eswnra N. seos,, n D., Pro.ee.oa and DsmonsHaror
Thomas Miller, VI. D., Dean.
the regular given and the wards ior clinical instruction
under The same roof H
Anatomy by The denonstator. ~
Marcuiatine fee, payable only ence
medical and surgical elini. without charge
The viii b. given N The afternoon and evening hereby
engaged duns the morning hours 70
For further information, address
Dean ofthe Faculty.
NB-Medics students desiring resident ssndrn In
the n.,nxtor n6ary clinical Of the
National Meas. College rsaussd :. %:k. apps'os sy LEI
who WI, give any msy be desired.
y. s s.y
Blk be ehsaen before the LIST OF ociobsr
July 10 eoeflsNovdhsw
chant tailor has received 'ase and beautiful stock o.
fan winter goods which be respectfully invites the a.
.,oek o cloths. and
ve.s. q ss ns- r,. s ses 2,
ns er.vHs, stocks nss' gloves
siis. cosen, and woos,en una.r.hsrs srswers, ke.
He prepared cle'hns order a. short notice in
enu-m~n carry ana select choice styles
No $50 Seventh stress,
Sept f7-Asw1
n rssEs o'BRyAS. NO. asa street, WIN opsr
NJ Paris millinery far the GAL on Thar.dsy, september 1
| srr ss-soss'
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SAN JUAs DEL EoETF, Sept II.

News he's Just arrived here by passenger Of the death
BY cholera the sh inst Of Don Francisco Caselon
President Of the EcaFaguan republic Casieons death
viii be seTous loss to Walker He Was the most expe-
renced and accomplished statesman Of Nicaragua and bad
filled successfully ali the important Offices IN the govern
meut Perhaps il viii he remembered that be OF
the commission of three which in lsas negotiated with
Captain Locke of the British shipof-war aAaruR the
treaty by which Nicaragua substantially agreed not to
claim jurisdiction the free port Of Greytown San
Juan del Norte.
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zrr;cal Of ne .s,eamer George Lar.
Health Of Neae Orleaas.

New oRLEASs, Oct 1.-The number Of deaths last weel
vas 49, OF whom 10 died OF the yellow fever
The epidemic still raging in the interior of the State
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nAHIs CLDAKs-rau Fashions for Is55.We will
October - stick
antilas, winch respectfully nys 'he
OF The and Atxta
dra. CLA1Eii NN"ioN, ~. " S'.-
1-G.
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An unfortunate accident occurred the 18th ult 10
Dr. g. L. Whitehead in command Of the party which some
days since by order Of Col Kinney len this town to
pore the country along the Indian river While in pur
suit Of tapr mountain cow, Fifty miles up the
river the gun of companion accidentally discharged
and six buckshot lodged in DR.. Whieheads breast
and neck
The sufferer lies at the house o! NJ Jackson, Mt the
mouth of Indian river but happy say that there
at the last accornis Sept l4th encouraging pros
pect Of his recovery.
In this connection grateful mention is due 10 the hui
courtesy Of Capt Tareton OF her Msesiys frigae
Eurydic who At despatched boat with the assist
ant surgeon OF bis ship DR. Ioanr 10 the aid OF our friend
and volunteered accommodation for him board the Eu-
rydce This is pleasing continuation Of the gcnenany
kindness for which Col Kinney ard his friends
much indebted to Capt Dobbn and the other officers Of her
Maesty steamer Buzzard whose place at this port is
supplied by the Eurydice
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rsseiol 4atkoriy 81 conmissioasr aud Consnls ~ s
Uasd States CLiaal In virtue Of the treaty between
the United States China all citizens Of the Untsd
In China enjoy plete Of extcitoaity and
anen4be to no authority but that Of the United States
The act Of Congress empowers the commissioners and
eonsus o. the urited States in China exercise Judicial
thority over their teilow-eitizens.
u The several consus each ia bis consular ercumserp
ton have BY express provision statute na jurisdiction
in all civil contract like sounding damages
which between two or citizens Of tia United
statss, and in all crimes committed By Americans.
T. In such civil matters Of contract, hs like sounding ~
damages consul with without assessors according
circumstances and in Of difference Of opinion be-
him and his assesor appeal lies 70 the couis-
sioner.
msanoFs the consul ss with assessors dscdes subject
appeal in eir the commissioner that in
capital there il appeal bat the conviction in
valid uniess approved by the commissioner.
g. Ia controversies between czess Of the United States
and subjects China the be tried BY The
the defendants nation and in between et
Of the United States and those Of any friendly foreign
government.
Z The consular has authority by the treaty
the statute jurisdiction Of suit By the Chinese
any other government.
g. In all criminal matters, and in all civil matters Of
tract the like sounding in damages the
only appellate Jurisdiction.
3. As all other matters such probate Of Wills d.
vorce ntcstacy, eoparnershp, chancey admiralty, other
proceedings de rem, personal prerogave wrs
division Of lands and the Like the statute makes specific
provision leaving them regulations Of the eommissouer
and consals.
TO- Wisconsin, are competent to act when duly appoint
Cd or approved as such b. the Secretary Of State.
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fIOAKS MantflIas, shsvyIs mssd ScaFfsA large sup
N ply Of ali thai new novel; stylish in goods Of those classes
opened today
10 pieces patterns assorted coons
cloa the lot adapted o detsfs
the purchaser from the enc Price s
70 me most when selecting aHy articles
nsna above.
supplies daily. , ,-.,--..s ,...
who have not psid Their ni presented 5Ws
do O prior making additional purchases
$3.50 relied al
.. os A-' - - PERRY BROTHER
" aCerusl 80 west building,
Sept 29-lodf ofpsSe 1ehfS A4~A1.
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xAvY nEpAnrMExr.

United States Steam Fgae San Jueiato.Subioiaed the
list Of officers ordered to the gate San Jacnto
at New York, the flagship Of the East India squadron
Comnodore-James Armstrong commander--Henry H.
Ball eu.enantsH. II. Lewis. j. C. Williamson, John Rut
ledge n. G. Bryant, s. r. Carter surgeon Of the fleet
w m Maxwell Wood assistant surgeoasP- Il. Daniel and
J. Z. Semple purserJohn o. Bradford masterRehard
7. Bowen Observation-Disclosures Johnston: curner-John G.
Ritter carpeDterAss Poinsett sailnakerStephen Sea-
man chief engineerB I. Iherwood first assistant eng
nees-A. Lawton and T. S. De Luce; second assistant
gineersH W. Spooner and Wn- II. Brooks; third asst-
ant engneersTen Eyck Be H. c. Victor, and @. Il. Ba-
ker.
Uaited States Soopsk 0ar Leraat.This ship fit
ting New York Join the East India squadron. The
following is list Of her officers; Commander, VIVA. Smith
heutensnts Geo. Covocoressi John j. Guthrie, JAS Hg
gins, and Earl English surgeon John II. Wright; assistant
surgeon A. L. Gihon purser Il. J. Cshoone acting
ter II. A. Adams acting hoaswain Thomas Saith; gum
ner Geo. H. Baker; carpenter Edw. Williams sailnaker
ID. @. Brayton.
Ordered omr, ander J. 81. Ward has been ordered to
the command Of the Jamestown the flagship Of the African
squadron
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n IS< O'BRyAS, asa Ghsssn.s street, win open
NJ millinery as the GAL Thar-dsy, september 57IA
Srpt ss-roSssn
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ftsIE NUMBERS opened yesferssay--5 pieces eE~
ri me cheap French black cloths
pirc medium aud black casssmeres
above goods moaerae Ead eoeis VAL
rantcd
pieces cnssneres, assorted IN the Heatef only
supply Of 2poJs Ednptcs of boys wear erFsciay
cxIicoer ios comforts
Of I'll kinds cry goods aaaptea r EsF
family consumption.
DeairR only such goods rs seas The stamp OF decided ef
oar goods q the loves 6ga'es.
New supplies daily =
arcies, pgces, and fair dealing Hy be relied on IN az
DELAY IA closing bills present 4 cIpees g ocr
DS'AS FERRY s. BROTHER
Stores, "wesi ha,fibg''
- an ln,sy Opposite CenGfe Market
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CTTCEspd sa5s for 600 Issued 10 the
N Tipson, Of Abraham Tpson
the Virginia ae r three services @ Abe sve
luton Nav ,oss destroyed
There snsasnsd sad this
pubc undersigned intends Apply IN due
time Land ohce Washing
OF ciry, fos scrip fcr Inc 1890
Oct 3-fsw5mwp Attorney for the heirs Joneseofo' Tenn
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Clerical Changes.-Thomas b. Addison promoted TO a
third class elekhip ths Sixth Auditors Office vice Mr..
Coolidge, deceased Salary, 81, 600 per annum.
John W. Miller promoted secondclass eerkshp in the
Office, vice Mr.. Addison Salary, 81 400 per
IL. b. konriek Of Missouri appointed rsteass clerk
ship in the office. Salary, ST. los per annum.
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EioEzY IMPORTANT.


bringing accounts OF the late movements Of Col slker
On Monday Col Walker with hundred and fifty
fonly eighty Of whom white from San Juan del
sud over 10 Virgin Bay and took up his quarters.
General Guaraiola Immediately down from Rvas
and attacked him with four hundred The result Was
that the government party defeated with loss Of
fifty mem while Walker sustained only loss Of one
white and four natives. The government party is
said to have been badly used up.
sTIlL LATER.-coSTEhFLATEB ATTACK RTyAs
messenger who left shortly after the battle at Virgin
Bay reports that Waker had returned San Juan and
would probably attack Riyss in a few days.
is also reported that the government had demanded Of
Mr. Scott all and munitions in his possession, which
lie refused to give up.
These and munitions il appears consisted Of four
l2pound cannon, fortyeght muskets and goody sup
ply Of cartridges shipped out by the Transit Company and
landed Castillo for the Of the fortyeigh invtnc-
bes who have since absquaulated afterwards placed on
board Of the Id Virgin Of the Transit Com
panys boats lying at Grenada board Of which they
were when the demand made Strange development
ths Where District Attorney McKeon, and who viii
the United States government down hibusters
the who accompanied Col Kinney, fwho are now
busy with the press, prunnghoo, axe, and spade upon
The lands purchased by the Coone those raversipg
the country with all the implements Of war ready to
blow the devil informant says) out OF al any
thing that comes IN their way
Mr. Scott arrived at Pnntn Arenas the evening of the
18th ut on board the La Virgin where he is said to be
busy reodelng her into species Of msn-cfwar for the
company's defencer
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ron RENT-Thai ane handsomely situated the
and New York For terms
Apply ,-,-.~r ,,,.,,,r,
oct 3--co6H EVAN ht@hLc-
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The viii place Wednesday evening
October 10.
2-2I
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nElA LOT.-Thorc exrfscrtcHrF ~Idat tFitfs
and ros,y black ynrd, have arrived ~ at
been expecting Them had peeA curry
md secure rupply. . - 49,
suppy kinds Of rich asarea and plain
hack siIks a. our sruvebiaIy low prices.
iars ia o aid superior table asmask and diapers o
Select arerns with stock Of squire hheh
goods al, other departments Ill -, -. - - !.
habit OF tnYtng hnes Eoos W -
and f1aIgtne Our ~ iss ana
prices Dealing largely pure linen goods we hare eity aey
for Offering bargains.
OPENED YESTERDAY
800 pairs blankets, medium fine and 'Arss
100 bed comforts heavy and well made.
es ef,nes, nj. widths.
rood received daily.
sell hut for The cai ana y apse
ems who hayep bills prevented July st
60 .,,s.iss low b,.ces and FAIR a~aur uasy all
..saS PERRY a. BROTHER,
al Stores, buidirgE
Sep 31-l0sdh pfpotiss Genre harAes
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Notwithstanding the failure Of the last Congress Of the
United States to make appropriation remunerAtng the
citizens Of San Juan for their losses from the bobardmen
Of the city by Captain Hoins there cheering prospect
that justice viii to extent be rendered al lis coming
session. measure Important to The business interests
Of the people and ugenty demanded By every eonsd
Grafton Of asee and humanity cannot be postponed con
sisseuty with The good Of The American government
Every eEort Of mine whether il Official private
capacity shall be ezered procure from that republic
speedy relief to those who uniusy deprived Of
the proceeds Of their own honorable industry
Finally congratulate you, feIow-eifizens upon the
suspicious commencement of The government which
you have established. BY the aecesons 20 population
ia prospect ID Is sure properly sustained BY its
founders become al distant day organization OF
Commanding importance 10 the civilized world Relying
do upon your cordial and undivided support Of It's in
sttutons and laws viii only express the hope that what
else may to promote the public welfare and add
dignity to the State whether il be the encouragement of
agriculture the extension Of commerce. the introduction Of
arts, or the advancement OF pablo education and
lgous freedom win obtain from you JEALOUS and effect
i've cooperation. IL l. klSAEH
SAN JUAS DBL EoaTE, Sept IL, 1883
The agricultural resources Of the territory being
developed. Read thia
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Lessee ana manage HENRY C, JAHRErT-
Also Q huseuIn, iaillIole.
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The storm Of rain which visited Sunday last was
Verey felt Al baltimore, OVERLOOKING cellars and causing
siderable damage 10 property. The baltimore American Of
yesterday morning contains long list Of casualties BY the
food Yesterday favored with the third instalnent
Of the eqainoetlal storm.
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INTERESTING FROM CEsTRAL AMERlcA.-fHE
CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLIC ESTABLISHED.

The following interesting items Of news are derived ren
the Central American newspaper commenced under the
auspices Of Col II l. Kinney San Joan del NoFe the
18th utmo the rst number Of which received BY the
Star Of the West
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AGRICULTURAL NEWS.

We have just examined several sacks Of brought
from the plantation Of DR. Cody the junction Of the
Serapqni and San Juan rivera The i fine any
have seen, the grain being large plump and hard
The doctor the first American settler the San Juan
river and the Of Of land five miles square
said river This plantation supplies the with large
quantities Of planains bananas lemons, pine apples pa
peyss and vegetables Of all kinds There also grow
ing all The choice tropical fruits such the naranon the
anone custa.d apple, apple, granadlla &C. &c
This plantation oroshadows what may be done with this
tCeing soil aud geaia climate by the industry, intei-
genoe, and energy OF an AngloAmeriean population.
The Central American gives tie following interesting in
ttlligenee:
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IRaIfkL8 Ar THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

/ ST. CHARLES HorEL-L Mauge, Fredksg; &
f,w.at,, Chest'd Col T A Lacy and son < emf; C
v Guild Y W Harrison. lady, children aud
/ runs Norfok; Kent r Kent, Fluvanns, G W
| II WisTs, Florida: Z Henry Petersburg;
Wagner Va; Robinson, child and svt, srfolt;
lord lady and child Fred'g; B Walthsll W
Chuenden. W Philips, Amelia Fl P aiiller.
n burg; Col w Ba.low, W Turbvile, Halifax; w
4 Old Petersburg; J Anderson P-nD, o Austin,
Inc; w johnson, Charlotte; Era johnson Teuu:
HI Davis. LsncheuIg; AB Davis, Chatlotte; Bur.
nE, Va II G Bond, Philsdslphi.; w Rozier
Frsd'g; w 81 Fle.hmep, Bedford. Norrnept K
Wn; Or judlsy, Petersburg; J Walton, w J Wal.
TN Louiss; w Baker, StsuntaH; "A Gregg, e I,
1'sT r .Yd o son, s G capt W S Harris, L9oaa; =
L,osey dc; = Spindle, Pitts'a; J A Evans, Alex'a;
|FR Graves, Rich'd. -
EXCHANGE HOTEL-Col Payne; u Said
5ob'1n ape LADY, 0ooobland; D Mooearcau. W A
Chr,e' City; W T Jesse, Lancsste.; ] w tiarshalI,
GHdneT, Or Spencer, Miss Csbell, w o
s5 c, Csa.lottei dresnuray, Abingdon; D
, S.ts a,, Ak az HMSsLs, W,thviIl.; rsree
as TattIe aiss Evans } Wiley, e Tutsls,
HOOD B.liman, B Trush.rt, ImeIi.; uis. 4
9li, miss Hill, New Kent; Miss V Hill. X VIM;
snsGs R Z Quarl.a, j D Enuis, Ri.hmord; mas.
sG W CHARLES, King and q asep; c w Francis "
. ~ rhinney BALTIC; a Cobbs, Lynchbs; II
it'u ,so1, Ga; NJ Parser, soston; R Hail. Kg
va Hill Carter, Chas City; ] Newman, Or,nga; d
afghan, Va K q; Ewell. Thos G Wynne
iiW Wynne. Jas City; M SHELBY, lady and
y kme; Tste and lady, Wy.hS; j Overtoa
Miovay; w snead Charlottesville; w ksosbv
I.'hbg; Redd. Bedford; Gresham L O
hIYivr WestmoIelspd; Wy.t Ale; Or Shul.
tn5linr
rAaERlCAN RoFEL-J Steel, s Steel, Ale: e
Soo5ss Richmond; DR. w Nash, Cumbd C Hor.
H. Warrington; J 81 Jennings, 1iss Jennings
S'nad; MIS-. James. Dsnviil.; Henson Va; A
i:ie. Or Mosby, CuTbi; J w Barton ] Cheek.
az J Wakes, Va; Nj Chses, Wilmin ston; "
s sc and sdy, Bid; Col w Hs,rison, G Taylor, ]
sCaI, Richmond
,C0LuhsIAN HoTEL-A Ksnnier, Dsv;s
n = p 1 LynshouEs T Arlington, Campbell;
nae, hoHnan, Librrty; w II Chiies C; w
~ aanfnoy Chesterfield; Rrsnssy, II Bone, Pets:
= m bite Lexington; Chesthsm, Chesterfield;
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MEAT Cottage REsTDENcE IN

TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
l. IN CHESTERFIELD ON MANCHESTER
TURNPIKE, -FOUR MILES FROM MANCaES.
TER The Subscribers uthorzed to sell TWO
HUNDRED ACRES OF WOOD LAND. on the
sorth side 81 the Manchester Turnpike, four miles
from Manchester, adjoining the lands of w.
Cooke. Richard Whitehead. and others.
portion OF the land is we'll wooded and q part
embracing some fine meadow. Apply to 6oDDIN q
APPERsoN
The above land will be sold at Auction, on the
pre- misses, on MONDAY the 18th day of Sept 1885,
commencing at four O'Clock in the afternoon.
ERhs:-One-thrd cash; balance at six and twelve
months, interest added and title retained until paid
se3 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts
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COMMERCIAL.

sys YORK, s.pt 5 Flour t,ifs higher. State
,a:ds sfl s7I; good Ohio sig; Southern $50 -
U6,,. trf, h gher. Corn, Wesern mixed, 86c.-
" id y heavy and unchanged. Stocks higher; Va
&, 59i
BALTIMORE, September 2-Grain unchanged, and
s.r.r fesliag in consequence OF a light supply -
qvs,d street Flour s7t for straight; City Mills SIT
Carn urch.ueed, with Gales 500 bushels.
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urpNONC ELECTION

gryLrsoros. H-Sept 5.-Boyce, Fusio
,.5i5.te Tor Governor and the whole Fusion ticke
|. -1sc,sd by bsndsame majority. Toe Fusion
',,,,,,gg Of Know Notbing and Republican par
y. have majority In the legislature. The elec
~, v., sDitited ard the vote cast WIS large.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT
TRUSTEE's SALE or E11pN1r1,pr

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE
6c--Vill be sold at Auction, on MONDA Y
pexr september l0th at 10 O'Clock at the resideucs
o. Haneys, ON Duval street his entire atr ck of
large and well Kept assortment sncS 81. Ws,J,nts
manogeny Chains; Sofas; Rockers; Centre and Card
Taoissi Sideooards; Lounges; Bed aud BEDDING:
ware ~ "Aa S'ass'
ALsU-l splendid Cookins-Rsnge. in order, and
genera tm.nt Of Kitchen Furniture
Sale conducted by ALEX. MOTT
ecu
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.

By TAfL(]N a WILLIAMS;
ERAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON
MONDAY, 10sh September at O'Clock. P M. will
be sold ct the risk aud cost of Edward Neidt (who
has fsie to comply with the terms Of his purchase
the South-Siie of Moore street, a short distance
west of Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern, and adioin
ing tho properly of Jesse Williams.
The Lot fronts 81 feet. and runs back 200 feet
(6y request.) Terms will be made known at the
time OF sale. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
aust Auctjoneers
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DUBLIC SALE shall seIl on the Is

DUBLIC SALE i shall sell on the LIST
L day of September Court 1855 (TUEsDAY after
Sd Monday in Septemner,) the premises the
TRACT OF LAND upon which l formerly lived
Stsvensbu'g in Gu psper County, containing
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRFS
upon the following tsrmE-One third cash, one-ih bird
in twelve months, and one-third in two years, with
interest on the deferred psyments
This land il well located, about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to Cul.
pepper d.: In healthy n-ighborhood. This land
IL susce IDLE Of toe highest state of improve
with good DWELLING and other out.budnss
25 JOHN 8 NORMAN
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Virginia SPRINGS.
~. ~ CEN1 RICHMOND AND

E 49, . o EiVHMoND . 4 AND ! D
stbE AND tIn9iNIa AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROAGS-sUMMER ARRANGEMENTS Shortest
mcst comfortable and most expeditions route to tbs
V1RGlNI&s SP Amos. Through by Daylight, and
bsaRsse checked through except on stsgse
Visitors 10 the Virginia Springs by tbis route take
the Southsise Railroad ears at Petersburg or the
Richmond AND Danvilis cars at r chmond az A. NJ,
daily tsundavs excepted breskfsst at the Junction
and aupi' time given passengers to eat; arrive NJ
Lynahbu.g st II NJ, to dinner. and thence via Vs.
aud Tenn Railroad reach Bonasck's DEPOT at 81 r.
NJ the same day. and there take KeIt summerror
y Go "a fire line of STAGES dine at the Rsd sweet
OF vest Springs, and arrive az thu White 3ulphar
Spass az miles early the evening of the second
d y, from Rishmond and Petersburg without niRht
has7I an " tn but "a miles of Stasiug
The Vtt Is and Tennessee Railroad Ii located
tn 0ul q most romantc country poss-s sus a eli.
mite suTpassed for ifs ss'ubrlty and de igbtf 1
temperature Yhs road passes the base of the Peaks
OF Otter and within three miles of the Ale ghsuv
Spticgs enc mile of ihs DEVILS Den or ontsotuery
White Sulphur Up rings and within four miles OF
the yellow Sulphur Sp ings sll pleasantly situated
law miles apart on the Eastern slops of lhe ALE
shauy mountain in Montgomery county
The waters ofthese Spripa e. Gel ebratsd their
great medicinal quslities The accommodations are
excsent and have been greatly increased szcs last
ssop.
Visitors to the Rcd Sulphur Springs take Kant
Summer on 4 Co . Stsges, at EewbeiR Depot on
he eveniug OF the day that they leave Richmond or
Petersburg and arrive at the Springs On the follow.
ms day to dinner and Salt Sulphur Springs early in
the evening.