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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

U,UHIs MoRREIJ, AuCTIorsER.-DEsys, ooUN-
iers, siove. &C second hand, .fl be sold without
serve ibis morning 81 los oc,ck al los Nass STREET A.
TER Which forty psrlo OIL psniipss With ricb ct sns s
of chamber epaneled furniture rsh hogsny bedseN1s
mirror rocters marble tables feather BEDS cloks ~
pain cot &C, betstests prombcuous arucles IN
lsrre variety ewery. silver plated fancy goods
foysk d. Of choice sesrrs yourG hyrcu lounges ewing
machine, &c Every aricle must be sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

DTAroFoRTks AT AUTrION.-BY PRED COLE
On Tuesday. March 50, at O'Clock at $40 Fuio& street.
the factories Of ofter and Newha Of eo~eop Of sspee
e and elegantly pbed sly for toe 5r0otiyn
Set and ese instrument III ne sale
ept opportunity of getting first rte piano without
u1ly attending purchase auction. The planes
can from A IL. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

U COl.rON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUEFHOLD
r.. furniture IN safe stree, the Beery ~ col
Ton will sell, this day fNch u, ut los ociock, NJ u
barge Onr stor how're II VIII consist IN got Of veye, Ia
petry ,hee ply and Ingram carpets ecoths curaina
oil paintings >ie sofas mshogasy dining and
tables ovsfirros marble dressing and plain burcsuS
ms n a other chairs 70 70 be-stcads hair
Sesss feather beds And being chin. ard gAs ware isbl.
cry kitchen fu-Bhnre together with all the furniture q
sbOu, 30 Catalogues early on the morning Of SALE
CrLBERr .. SAVAGE AuCTIoNEER -DIB8LE1
VI BAGLEf SAVAGE win sci. BY catalogue, Tor cash,
"a d,y Ia. s,5c, g,ss ,sSnsts oi.rio,ss c.,,b M
gsods, jewery, &c, In ots 70 suit city and country
dealers
~ q. HORTON, AUCTIONKER. WILL. SELL, ON
VI. Ibis day ri ley o'clock not previously disposed Of
he stock and nxrcs Of drug store corner OF Carmns and
vairh glass counters sbslving drugs 500 hn
cy jars bodies gaA fixtures, &c
~ q. HORTON, AUCTJ0EEER-eALESROOM76 CAR.
NJ. mire street. wi sell Thursday, m i0h O'Clock,
The vnfure ID In house No qCsrnine see
ssrr fine assomcn, paror chamber and kitchen fur
ntufe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31
ToeIPa nReRM.N, AUCyIONEER-wRDNEsDAY

hprn & P.ss "s o s, sr - rs.S
kenue Tenth And eleventh streets New York
Prsns general assortment OF mahogany parlor sad chan
beds mstzess,s bedaing table linen oicloths cosx@y
Also mshogsoy piano ard bean VOL Cat
at he house Purchasers viii be required to make sAsstss
tory depo.k sete their bill and take tn g1 sio
medntty .iier he tae Bsrtsble mooey only recss
salesyeom corner OF Pearl Wonghby Hreets Brook
Ign. fire oil paintings collection OF fine oil paintings COZ
slsig marine aud winter scenes Interior Ne
exterior paror and cabinet paintings Also several %
pieces sud views III want OF really ace paintings ~
co well TO attend the SALE Caaoeues containing names II
tisla TUESDAY a. The sAlesroous. ...t
TORN BOYD AUCTiosEFR-JOHN BoYn WIZ
81 EEL his dAv ut lO% o'clock at III Vest Thirty sixth
sree the furniture OF family remavrg soah corrfstsus
wood psror suits In rich brocate nshogaoy
payior sui in psn draine upsals and ingram csrPes
sbogapy bedroom nd msled cottage furniture; dnicg
and Kitchen fun hure, china O. glassware 80 w
variety kitchen furniture with which the sale III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL.
YOUNG GTUrLEMAN OF PRgPossEssING AP.
peerapce exceen business habits would be pl ased
The scqusrtance of lady with view !. maimony
o. having little money at her rau6 And would
have nc ohec,ioG to very pleasant bust
ness The adver tser srcere and hopes will
the Please address Charles c. Broadway
Pot Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31
CLOTHING. -

CLOTHING. dGs
lEc NEW Al CANAL sTHEET BETWEEN vARICK
100. aud Sullivan --JsENS TYANT. boys clothing
store Will be und ct the above establishment new sne
well selected sOck & youths boys snd embradered fancy
sui.s for children
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

DYE& F. II. sCHENCK-THIs DAY, AT O'CLOCK.
I'D their ssesroom 50 Nassau street. handsome span
Of raJk horses FIVE ard years cd half brothers.
warranted pefec y kind sound aud gentle in and
trot together minutes Alto shifting top two
seat ~agop. made by Wood romlpson Co., slso' Light
double rpees the property Of private gentleman Also
atark mare Is hands warranted 10 every manner
fire ttylh driver Also city built wagon aud
harness Aso elegant phet,n nearly new built by 'ohu
cost sGy0-ss good as new. Also light peseton
afo several and roAi wngous and
bsrness Also saddle and bride
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31
SALES AT AUCTION.

airREp BBAoG. AUCTIoNkER-A.B BRAGG h co
a win sell At suction on IuaG4sy March 81 - y, osloc
well ass rted stock cs boo and shoes suitable for his seao
Of The rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

AS Nan 70 INVEST IN sNOOND HAND CLOTHING,
SC.UOO Gentlemen Wishing to convert len Oh Or sur
p clothing cash realize at least fy per cent rncv
BY calling on or addressing JAMES hoRoSnf Esk Pear
STR o. ChaihAm street.
fyLOTnING.-LADfEa OR GENTLEMEN HAVING
" any dispose Of receye the highest price for saf
by eeudug addressing 8. COHEN, II Laureus street.
near Canal % West Broadway n. B.-IAdiss assende
By Mrs @.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

A rCIIoS NOTICE JAMES CUSHING, AUCTroNEEp,
"a will sell this dsy, at los O'Clock ". ~ rs wSs
Twenty seventh between Ninth and Tenth
the sock snd fIes ~ grocery and liquor Consisting
OF spices liquors. and shslvns beer pumps
pipes slssses bottles dec demuohns
And tess scales and weighs Tea cans &c. Deposits re
qHiYed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-11

VUArTFn-A SITUATION, by p peCrABLE
w married man, ~ gardener; understan'' us business
In oil s brarcep; good NV and Try refe Oh
lection s co;ny. Address COT two dsysJ T., boz Isl
H,lald 2Aes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-11

NrEw YoRK AND HARLEM R1LxoAp..rAan TO
IN Absny On The pssssnEer trains is rad fQv Albany
viii leave The corper n white and Ces- streets ~ follows
Fare through Albany VIII Be vo Asiars te conmsocs
on Monday ."sr'''.' w. no SAxrsra supsrin,.ue.
H. yovr ysh. IA rpNa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-11
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

ON DtMANDE-A LA CAMPAGNF. NON IoIr DnI 4
" VILE, une boune oenfsn,s qu peat fournr Dc bonn
references fsut qu'els pa<e peu rspglas. ssdrss
ser >. N 81 Nicholas Hotel
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
The Tehuantepec Route,

This, the route uniting the Atlantic and
Pacific, will, we trust soon be in position
when carriages can pass over it without diff
Guilty, for the transmission Of passengers
Every effort is now being made by the Tehu-
antepec Company, Of this city, to accomplish
this end. When the road shall be in condi-
ton tor the passenger cars, it is we'll under
stood mail contract will be obtained from
the Department, and fast steamers will be
placed on the Atlantic and Pacific side.
Our California friends it seems, are labor
ing under the impression that the Tehuante-
pee route is now complete, and in thorough
order for passenger transit. This is not SO.
Every effort, as we have already said, is being
made by the company to complete it, and as
soon as all things are in readiness for passen-
ger transit, official notice Of the fact will be
promptly given through the press of this
city and of California. ~ 0. True Delta.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

UNlos.-The Mariposa Democrat truly
says:
The Democratic Party never was stron-
ger in this State, and its enemies, whether
concealed, or exposed, both know and con-
fess it. As powerful and united as it really
is there is one way it may be defeated and
ruined, and that is by strife and discord
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
Never Satisfied.

How many sick ones
Wish they were healthy;
How many beggar men
Wish they were wealthy;
How many ugly ones
Wish they were pretty;
How many stupid ones
Wish they were witty;
How many bachelors
Wish they were married;
How many benedicts
Wish they had tarried.
Single or double,
Life's full of trouble;
Riches are stubble,
Pleasures a bubble.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers

~ ~ - ~ DahNAhD, AuctlOueerS- .
EArMILY GROCERIEs, LlQUoRS,S
TUEsDAY MORNING, Nov. 10. s NJ 81 :I-G
we VIII sell IN front of our auction rooms .tess.
assortment OF Family Groceries, 'Ijauors Tnmh
lers. sears, &C., without reserve the effects af
person declning busIness-such as
Imperial. Gunpowder, and Black Teas
bags Rio Coffee. good article 49,.
y boxes Go.egate's Starch; S dozen Buckets
8, do Brown spd Fancy Soaps
Chocolate, Olive Oil, Mustard, Spices, &c.
g boxes Mould and Adamantne Candles
10 dozen Coffee Mills, different sizes
20o do assorted patterns Tumbiers
10 one-elgh casks Brandy
Y barrels w hiskey, different brands
. cases Blackberry Brandy, nice article
5000 Segars, different brands
With many other articles in the Grocerx limo all
OF which will be sold without reserve. "
Terms at sale.
n7-2t WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
By HUGH BOWLING; Georgetown.
EXTENSIVE SAIE.-Will be sold at pub,ic
~ auction, IN front of the Store of VIM, DowIing
No 10 BIIdge street, nsar the Market on TUES,
DAY MORNING. Nov. 10th, 1857 at O'clock. a
large ass rtment Of
New and second hand Furniture
SIX good Cooking and other Stoves
Three new leather top BuggIes
One fine, young, Work Horse, years old
Two good Blacksmith's Bellows
Five new Ploughs
One Fairbank's Patent Balance
Lot Gather Holsters, Pillows, &c.
Also, q large as sortment Of
Hardware, Sh0vels, Forks. Spades
Knives and Forks, Hatchets. Hammers, &c.
The whole of which will be Sold
Sale positive. Terms CASH.
VIM. BOWLING,
HUGH BOWLING, Auct.
Georgetown, Nov. 2, 1857. n7-2t+
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GEOR TOWN AFFAIRs
Corrsspondenes Of Tas Star

GEORGETOWN, Nov. 2, 1857.
The arrivals of boats upon our canal contih ne to
show gradual falling of in trade upon the line
The entire work, we learn, never was i'm better
condition, and the only reason that can be as
signed for the falling Off in the general trade is
the deTanged state Of the finances of the country
Inc work OF improvement upon dams numbers
iouI ana hve still continue to he prosecuted as
vigorously as circumstances will permit During
the week ending to-day 81 boats in all have ar
rived, ID OF them from Cumberland with coal 5
WIN nour and grain, and the remainder from diff
ferent points, with wood, lime, stone, &c. The
receipts for tolls at the Georgetown Collectors
once Tor the same period will amount to about
The petition of over one hundred and firty
owners and captains of boats TO the Board of Di-
rectors, to prohibit boats from running upon the
canal on the Sabbath day, was laid before the
Board at their meeting yesterday, but in conse-
quence of there not being a full Board i'm attend
ance the petition was laid over. No proposition
from the coal miners for allowance of four
months time upon tolls for coal was brought be-
fore the Board
We are pleased to see that the Vigilant Fire
Company has procured new buckets for the hook
and ladder department of the company Recent
events have proved that this is very important
portion OF the fire apparatus and as the company
are now soliciting from our citizens the means
necessary to pay for the new buckets, we hope
that their collector, Mr.. James Rawlings will be
literally responded to-
than covered the face of nature this morning.
For several hours it was impossible to discover
objects hundred Yards off,
We would advise those in want of real prime
article In the way of Irish potatoes to call at once
on Mr.. Peter Berry, Water street-here they can
find the real simon rures, sweet and mealy;
those in want Of prime flour will find the article,
of quality to suit the most fastidious taste at
Mr.. b. Darbv's; and the ladies, one and all,
young and DID, we would advise to examine the
advertisements of Mrs. A. Wollard and Miss Nc
Donald.
The offerings of beef cattle at Drovers' Rest
and Fossetts yards, yesterday, amounted to some
500 head, about 45O of which were purchased by
District butchers at So 12a3 rs on the hoOf equal
to So .25a7 so net; the remainder were driven to
baltimore. Sheep 81 75a350 per head. Hogs
So .50a6.75 per cwt.
Arrived-Schrs Sarah Jane, Ale Salem, N e,
300 bushels potatoes to Peter Berry; Sarah Ann,
Gray, JAG kson: N. c., shingles to master; Ellen
Bright. Noble, Philadelphia, coal to Bogue 4
Donnelly; Amos Faukenburg, Rogers, N. York,
cement to Capt. Meigs for the w ashington Aque-
duct; also quite fleet of bay and river craft,
with wood, oysters &c.
No change to note in -four and grain mar kets
SPECTATOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-07

WORTH READING.-Why is it that so many suffer
and drag out miserable existence, untitled for the
enjOyments and even ordinary pursuits of life when
relief by atreatment at once pleasant safe and per-
manent IN Its character may be obtained, and health
and vIgor restored!
Those who may have suffered long with disease
or consequences attending inefficient If not injurious
treatment will be convinced by consulting the nm
dersIkned that there IS space and material for a tho
rough renovation In the most desperate cases and
that sufferers can avail themselves of those means
upon terms entirely satisfactory.
All letters must enclose the usual consulting fec,
%, ana Tor WHICH prescriptions with full directions
To suit case VIII he sent per mail xpress to any
address, and To any part of the city country.
Patients visited at their hotel or residence Piles
Asthma, rheumatism, ScrOfula, c., diseases COM
mol and distressing, are treated with success
Address X. Ii. HARRIS, NJ. D.,
ms lw Post Office, Washington, ID. c.
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ID ED.

On the 9th instant, Mrs. MARIA BERRY, aged
~ years.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral on Tomorrow Sunday Even
Ing At clock, from her husbands residence, No.
4S2 Maryland avenue between "a and 9th SITS.
On the morning of the 7th instant, Mrs. MARY
TICKER, IN the 18th year of her age.
Her funeral will take place To- Morrow Afternoon,
az O'CLOCK, from the residence of her son-in law
Michael II. Grimes, near the Nayy Yard Market
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EinanciaI.

NEW \ oRK, November stocks are irregular
Chicago and Rock Island Tx; Cumberland
Coal Co. Z; Illinois Central shares %; do bonds
&C. Michigan Southern 15A; New York Gen.
trail "a; Pennsylvania Coal Comp 60; Reading
Railroad 3ih: Virginia 6's 81; Missouri 6's 79x
Sterling exchange is firmer at 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-07

NEW YORK. Nov'r Flour declined sale.
OF 1000 bills State 81 .S0ai.S5; Ohio IS 25as5 Gu
Southern SIS 1OaS5 40 ~
Wheat declined; sales of D 600 bushels; Chica-
OF 10 500 bushels mixed 75c ~
Fork has declined mess $40 IS. Beef is un-
changed. Lard firm at IOaI3c
W n!sky steady; Ohio 22Yc
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NEWS
frsm the Associated Pres. Agent.
Hurricann lanLl

SINclNNATI, Nov 5th A ,.,,,,,,o h,,.......
10, =, over the country one mile north OF 3 ranl
csn, ~ .hls state, on the line OF the Marietta and
houses and rSs a' this afternoon, destroying
,.a p.etiy Frustrated, and EIGHT or Ten rs,...s
pected 10 injured; two Of them are not en-.
day half aNp, Nov. 5.-A hurricane was felt 70.
s.s rue north edge of the VILLAGE 49,.
ao rs., uonses and barns, more or less ininr,ng
SirecsioP doin IL subsequently took an esSteriyy
''oH' uoihg considerable damage.
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New York State Election.

o. ALBANY, Nov. 6.-The Democrats have the
S S "Incers, the canal board, the contracting
board, the commissioners of the canal fund the
commissioners Of the land Office, and the man
asement OF the canals. The Democr ratio majority
si lar IN the State is 12 CO., gain since last
the Republicans are in the minority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-07

SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale below their
- real value, to mako room. at the Music-
Depot Of w. g. METZERUTT. @H
A large assortment OF Flutes and ViolInsittkIt
just arrived. OcSI
nR. w. G.. u. NEWMAN
IL Having returned TO the First Ward. offers his
professional services to his friends and the public.
He may be found at his old residence, No. &c X ST.
n3-eolmr
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Attempt to AssasSiuate m t1er,xm,,

DGEPoRT, Me; Nov. 5-Rev William r
MeIIlIl was knocked down and stabbed in four
ing. The extent of his injuries Is not Vet axcer-
tanned. The assassin has not vet been arrested
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MARRIED.,

ON the 81 IA instant by the Rev. w. Krebs GEO
w. GRAVES and MARY ANN MACK, 10th OF
this city.
On the 9Th instant, at Georgetown, d. C.. by the
Rev. Thomas Mullady. JOHNSON SMITH 10
VIRGINIA, daughter of the late Com. stephen
Cassin, U. ! Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-07

NOTICE.-The office of William ]. Martin hav-
! ing been entered and his papers taken there
from, among which were some helOng NJ to my elf,
which can be OF possible to any one else and
To me valuable, they being connected with suit
now pending before the Circuit Court. The person
having the same will Oblige me and receive suita-
Bile reward by returning them leaving them at
some place where can obtain them.
nc 2t :. FLAHERTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-07

CENTRE MARkET.-The attendance was larger
than usual this morning. The hay market was
well supplied, the prices ranging from Csc and
Sl.R per cwt. AT the scale house quite fine lot
of pork was offered for sale and was rapidly
taken at 81 per 100 lbs. The new and old mar
kets were both crowded with dealers and pur-
ch1serS. The prices Were about follows
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Bread Excitemcn1Inp .,

fhlLADELFHiA, Nov. G-Considerahl. e,ot,.-
ment was oocasioned in the city today nv ; de-
Yors far IN S sni TO that progressing in New
of about twelve men, armed with mU,le,. ssns
carrying banner with loaf Of bread n,fn,,s Siu
", and the inscription. 1--WE will Protec, ~ ~
The police dispersed them and captured am 90
the guns ~i' Vi
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'TS

nj | nj o n Y
By Prof. o. s. FOWLER, Of New York: or Love,
SELECTION, COurtshIp, and Married Life rs taught
ny renoOgy. at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, THIS
EVENING. Seats Is cents. His last Lecture
Professional examinations with charts, and need
ed advice at the Union Hotel till Monday only. IL
> C0n ARR1vAL.
.cOO BUSHELS POTATOES par schooner
Sarah Jane, from Salem just arrived and for sale In
lots to suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
most % Water street, Georgetown.
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The Missouri Bank Relief BiII
Grain afOs,uern.

1T. Louis Nov. 5.-The bank relief hill has
jority Of III votes " ma
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oswRoo, N. Y, Nov 5.-Forty-seven vessels
win about 6O0,OOO bushels Of wheat are now
ahoat from the upper lake ports for Oswego
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~ GARD. - 80 -
i 0 THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT.

In entering our new building, which We have just
taken possession of, aud we return sincere
thanks to the people of Washington and George
town for their liberal patronage, and we. IN part asa
return have erected spacious building which will
be an ornament to the city. with large and airy
loon, with all the convenience and comfort of our
customers, and IN the establishment all the
essary arrangements for manufacturing and eneOur
aging home industry, and by strict attention to
justice ana integrity hope to give sat sactOn to
all. WALL, STEPHENS d CO.,
c3l4w No. 3S2 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
A PIANO for S2s; one for So; one for SIS; and
IA two for 8 100; besides twenty two new ones
ranging in price from $50 to S76o. All for rent
sale upon easy terms, at our Piano WareroOms SOC,
between 9Th and 10th streets.
OOH John r. ELLIS.
DEA NUTS.
l. 50 bushels PEA NUTS for sale by
& JONAS p. LEVY,
sAS-n - h4 18th street. cnrnar Of v
FAMILY BIBLEs-Large quarto size, In full
Family Bibles, full bound in embossed maroon
y OCT .'ss ."s FRANCK TAYLOR, I,
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Sloop of War Cyape.
New York Markets.

NORFOLK, Nov. 6.-The sloop Of war Cyane has
come into port 10 be paid Off
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r. ARIA AGES.
y RARE INDUCEMENTS

GARDNER & PLACE have now on hand a fine
and varied assortment Of CARRIAGE S. RSR 81
OF their own manufacture, which is war-SSNSS
ranted IN point of material and workman 80
ship, to be equal TO any made IN the United States
and offered az lower prices than at any other place
in this city.-for cash.
They build every description Of Carriages 20 order
with either the Ordinary Elliptic Spring. or on Mar
gatrOyd Patent Improved Spring and Gear
Particular attention paid to every description Of
REPAIRING, which is faithfully and PROMPTLY
done at the very lowest rates.
$50 eth street. near Canal n6-2v
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
- IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.-Having more land
than can cultivate, will offer for sale at public
auetlon on III ESDAI, the nth day of November.
1917" BIchland," lying IN the County of Orange,
on Mountain Run, adjoining the lands OF Hon JeTe'
mlah Morton and others, and containing three hun-
dred and seventy eight acres, about two hundred
acres cleared and now IN Clover and the remainder
In original Srowth-wel suited to growing a fine
quality of Tobacco. The Buildings have been
erected within the last year and suitable for farming
purposes: invite purchasers to examine for them,
selves. Having determined to sell, am disnosed
to sell n great bargain ' O'P0"0u
,For f1rther partlcu lars address J. J. Ha!sey,
signed at U, ange Court House.
oc 8-ts GEORGE A. SLEET.
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HALLECK HOUSE.

LAYING received from FLORIDA a large GREE,
IT Rrl-E, It will be served up This After e..
Having fitted up my house for the accom- ~
modatlon OF persons wishing Meals, am prepared
10 serve them on the most reasonable terms.
]. Il. HALLECK
n est corner 7th and {, streefs
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ono CLOTH CLOAKS, CAPES AND CIR
-UO CUEARS,
FROM NEW York AUCTIONS.
Will be opened to-day, and thrown our ioor(Ist
story for want of room
21 CLOTH CLOAKS, CAPES & CIRCULARS.
in Gray, Brown ard Black Cloths, purchased az a
tremendous sacrifice, in consequence of the great
money panic. The prices range
from - 81 TO Sc.
and they must be sold to make room for other goods
which are now receiving from auction.
MAXWELL a BRO,
38 Pa avenue
N. B.-Fme CLOAKS ofevery description Ifrom
SlO to SSll now open in our Cloak and MantlEa
Rooms. second story.
S-eaSt M PRn