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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13
A Great Bargain!
WHERE A MAN CAN DOUBLE HIS
MONEY IN TWO YEARS
TIE most Desirable property i. tic Coonty

The undersigned offers to sell his Grst Mill and
tract If l.nd, containing SO acres, on which it i
located. on very reasonable teams. It's located
six anu half miles west OF Plymouth The Mill
IS in good repair, manufactures the best quail
ty OF -four, ami has the best run of custom OF
any other IN the county. The water power j.
steady nd believed Ia be superior TO other in
Marshall county. BY proper attention from three
To five thousand doa" can be made on the Mil.
and perhaps more. lie will take any kind of good
property IN part payment
For further particulars. enquire on the premises
AYRES BALDWIN.
sntsiN 90. 1860. 12tf.-3tf.
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Sec new A iverlise nent of I. j. Patter-
son in anolher column. He has II stock OF
new goods that he Is selling at bargains TO
his customers.
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It Tells y on
CODY WANTS.


TIE FAMILY DOCTOR.
Containing Simple Remedies, Easily Obtained, for
the Cure OF Diseases ia all forms.
ET PROFESSOR HENRY :. TAYLOR, NJ. p.
II Tells You How to attend upon the sick, and how
To coJk for them how to prepare
Drinks, Poutices, &c, and how to
guard against infection from Conta-
gious Diseases.
Ii tells You Or the various diseases Of Children,
and gives the best and simplest mode
OF treatment during Teelhing. Con
WILSON'S, Vaccination, Whoopino
cough. Measles, nc.
1t Tells You The symptoms OF Cronp, Cholera
uranium, Collie, Diarrhoea, Worms,
Scald Head, Rinsworm, Chicken
pox, &c, and gives YOU the hes. rem
etiies for their cure.
1t Tells You The symptoms of Fever and Ague,
and Bilious, Yellow, Tvphus, Scar
ie ana ether FeycrS, and gives Won
the best and simplest remedies for
their cure
Ia Tells You The Symptoms of Influenza. Con
suniI ton. Dyspepsia, Asthma, Drop
sy, Gout, RhcImltsm, Bumha co.
Erysipelas, &c, and gives the best
remedies for their cure
1t Tells You The symptoms of Cholera Morhus
Malignant Cholera, Small pox, D,s-
cnterv. Cramp, Diseases of the Bad
der, Kidneys ami Liver, anG the best
remedies Tor their cure.
]. Tells You The symptoms of PieuriSy. Mumps,
Neuralgia. Apoplexy, Paralysis tie
various diseases of the Throat
Teeth. Ear and Eye. and the beat
remedies ortheir cure.
1t Tells you The symptoms of Epilepsy. JauDdicc,
Plies. Rupture, Diseases ofthc Heart,
Hcmorrhage. Venercal Diseases, and
llydrophobia. and gives the best
remedies Tor their cure.
Il Tell, You The best ami simplest treatment FOR
Wounds. Bioken Bones and Dislo-
cations, SprIns. Lee; kiiw, Fever
sores. White Sweilings, Ulcers
Whitlows, noils, Scurvy, Burns and
Scrofuia
Ii Tells You OF the various disease, peculiar to
Women, and gives the bes, and siCi-
plcSt medies for their cure. tocs. tn
er with many valuable hints for the
preservation -! the IA, alt.i.
The work /. written in ,laiu language, free from
medical terms, 50 10 ne easily understood, while
lis simple recipes my soon save you many times
the cost of the book Ii il printed in cleaI ani
open type i, Illustrated with appropriate engra-
vings. and will be forwarded to your address, neat
!! bound sud hostage paid, on receipt OF Sl.0o.
dshhn 1 VI I! en- be made by cn,errri.inS
l.ugU Ii iGJl men everywhere, in selling
the above work, as our inducements 70 ell such
are very liberal
For single copies Of the Book or for terms TO
agents, With other Information. apply 10 or address
JOHN L. POTTER. Publisher,
2lm6 No. Gl1 Sarsom Street, Philade Jhia Pa
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2 NPECTINE,-THE PERSIAN FEVER
Z CHARM.
Forthc prevention an cnre Of F,rtr and A 7us
and Bilious Fcrcrs. This wondcru rcmcd,
brought to- the know edge OF the present proplic-
tors by Il ficrd Who hls been great traveller in
Persia ana the Holy ard.
While .oing down the river EunhrateS. he ex-
peri. need a serfre attack OF Fever ard A.uc. Ga
from his person an Amnist. saying, &" lVear this
luus To virtu, :. hc compiled, an experienced
immediate ic iri, and has since always ioun it
ef,ectual protection from all malarous complaints.
On further investIeat on he ioun6 HAT the ,ioas
man attributed 20 it mira c1,cUs powers, and said
that it could only he "hraincd from the Priests OF
tie Sun. Sometime afterwards the s.ontcm IN in
c,slyersimg with Priest ohtainc from him the
secret al it, Iie araion. aid aae raned where the
decimal herbs we've f. IND, Of wE'ch il w.s
banded. The wonderful virtues ct this article
have induced full belief ia tht minds Of the M
tives ia the miraculous healing powers OF tneir
Priests.
Since his return to America, il has been tried
with the hapric-t effect 10y several Ladies and Gen
tiemen OF high character, who have gwen it she
most nn1u ililied pr hse. his remedy having been
a suec;Ec in Persia for hundreds of wears, tor the
prevention and cure Of Fever and 4 que aud Bal
ious Fever--s now fftIcd TO ;he American people.
1t will b. sent by mail. prepaid, with full direc-
tions for usc, receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, les Main ST.,
Richn ond, Va. branch Office, Bank OF Commerce
Building, New / ork. Address
vln27iy JOHN WILCOX co.
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$40 Broadway, New Y ork

n. B.-S-bSc'ip'ions received and forwarded
BY ID McDoxAiD, Agent for Plymouth AMI vicinity
when specimen Engraylnos and Art Journal can
be seen.
nCy:l9nf4tf
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. Sc &C. CcC eSo.
Together with host of other tbngs too nuncrn,,,
to nnt in type We would state to Tie Good roo-,s
at Northern INDIAN. who purchase flieir W.r,rar
tn P'ymonth, they vii aiways frd us;n "a ;inew
o show them cur goods and in al e4.,s v II find
them as represented We DO not advertise % se.i
1T cost. butwiil sell - fair advance on rr,n.r.
iurers prices, and as cheap rs tic cheapest, FOR
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GunsIlsiihing.
ID . Il = II r Y

Having located in the town OF
ARGUS, MARSHALL COUNTY, IND,
Respectfully informs the citizens OF that town and
the surrounding country that he is fully prepared
TO repair Rides Shotl;uns. Pistols, and everything
pertaining To the Gunsin thing business, upon tho
hor,est notice and atieasonlble prices The pat
image OF the public 10 soliei>sA
AspS; 8 sV~ $50 vou0
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T. |.
ers
ger
ger.
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rront the south.

,v IA. Nov, 23-This week has
SAlS''SInnmteSt, in a commercial point OF
Nj "a, eesrard The total sales OF cotton for
sf7, ~ AMOUNT 10 only "a bales. Forced
d "' .fsriinS exchange have been made at
".%+s.-e Is potning doing IN domes TIC freights.
>..rnool freiGhts are qnotea al Sais-S2' The
i-'ot srriyed here during he week are, ship
f'''s. snd bris Anderson, from Boston, and
,.l.TuSirslla. from Wecasset'
~ his been Tumor for several days
's,-aaitet. that six free negro seamen
Pa NSs,rrihlv taken, on the night OF the 9Th
TsF I'm, the bark \. w bridge, of Cam err
f'-7r 'tsr5 and not Afterwards returned or
e.t ~ also. that three fIee negro seamen, a
aA'-,' he crew OF the brig Ringgold, had
P.'"."ssn from The laIl at EernandIna, Fla
S~s-,,,ed 10 parts unknown. The Eernan-
$50 'r.<i FlcrldiAn asserts the truth;uIness Of
9~'',ri and attributes the cause TO retnila.
-F',I.ssn1eS. bat condemns The proceeding
,,s Putnam, tn hts charge 10 the Graud
- srpouutcd these acts. The editor says
'-s,'-ossble the FLORIDA Legislature VIII pas 5
rrrveui,rg Northern vessels bringing
-, .Tsrs into ports Of that State.
.,,-sTG GA Nov. 23.-Isittle of that sem
@, rsssrded Al the Norm as CONSERVATIVE
mis- IN The South. Here Conservatism Is
l.s>sed IN the resolutions offered In tn.
Hs-s LEGISLATURE by Mr.. Barclay, assertin 9
M honor and interests of Georgia de-
- iAe repeal Of the laws OF Northern
S"e'a.pull.yIng the Fugitive Slave LAW, be
- such laws are Unconstitutional, aua
~. .urlAer resolution
I.t.r,s TaStths interest and honor of Geor-
, 4sasna ne enactment BY Congress of laws
'.-r-Es the distinctions 10 the introduction,
80 now iag for the protection IN the erTito
property recognized by The Constitution
,t .Atsgcs Of the L. y. supreme Cogrt.
S,,s.rtf. taat Inc repeal oi the Jaws ccntem-
--.,,r 10 tie hrst resolution, ana the enacLHe al
',,sa e. Ell tol IN the second, are the Only con
t.-,rsuecl winch reOrs Ia, consistent with rIg nj
.g- ,s,..frspect eAn remain IN the Union.
A.crsTA e., Nov. 23.-It is reported here
.--s,y that GyV. Brown Will veto any bill
.sgsilcnlag the suspension OF the Banks TN.
-, litusgla seceGes.
There are ruuUrs that one or more Charles.
ga Banks lave suspended, and also large
,saCn house-name not given. The report
-..ts CONTINUATION.
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HON nShin9fon.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-rhe New York
Herald u this morning says that there has
s-sa SO interview between the President and
81 ardent seCeSSiouist. The President took
s.:lLg grounds against secession without first
rs 1FuDg 10 COEcIllatory meas ureS and could
70. believe that the mighty West would per-
u. he mouth OF the Mississippi to be held by
& foreign power, which both Louisiana and
h-ASGSas would become in case OF their with
a-4wal from the UElOn. South Carolina he
..ys, wishes 10 enterinto & conflict with me-
s..lf1lc with myself-and upoa the drawing
Of .he nTsI drop oi blood 10 drag other South
EN- SAFES into secession movement The
President dld not intimate what he would do
II ,hst case, but admitted that the South had
Suffered sfeai wrongs at the hands of the
NsT.h, but he federal compact was rot 70 be
orCke1 NJ precIpitateiy. and without reason
lnGsld rejection. He would first appeal to the
NJ'ih 10 do JustIce 10 The South, and if that
Wss denied them, then, said the President,
y1phaucaiiy, :" am with them.'
All The reports received by The President
ElE he South are OF the gloomiest descrip-
.-l, sud he cal see no CLEAN of sunshine
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By Ko. IL. Lyme, Auct'r.
TRUST SALE OF HOTSE ANN lot

TRUST SALE OF A HOESE AND LOT
ON UNION HILL Pursuant to the provi-
slons OF deed of trust, executed by Phlip Nat
kns, Trustee, to me- on the 4h day OF February,
lSoo, and recorded in the Clerk Office OF Henrioo
COUNTY Court, shall, On FRIDAY, the Z3i day
OF Nofember, 1880. at O'Clock P M ;, on the pre-
mhcs sell at public auctIoii, to the hg hest bidder
the property conveyed by the aforesaid deed, an
GeScTlb therein as "a tain lot lying on Union
HILL, IN the said county of Henrioo near the CITY
oil hlchmord, fronting thirty five feet on the west
size OF Scott street and running back between par
8liel lines, one hundred and iorty seven feet To
a N alley fifteen feet wide, being portion OF Lot
no 3, square No. 2262z. SIS designated in deed
from MIcsjah Bates aud J. M. CarIingtoh, to r.
"A. Carrlne ton, dated f2eh of MAY, ls45"
On the Lot is small Framed DWELLING
HOUSE.
TERMs.-Cash, as to $3.50; the remainder of the
purchase money on credit of months for which
anegotlable note vii be required, with Interest
added from the day of sale, ard deed of tIust TO
secure the payment.
THOs. J. EVANS, Trustee.
Sale by RO. b. LYME, Auct'r. mo l3~dtd
ELECTROMAGNETIC consequence of the
ram, the above sale is postponed to MONDAY,
26th INST, at the same hour.
no "a K. B LYME, Auc'r.
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BY Goddin Il Apperson. Auct,s.

(NOMMlSSIOEER'S SALE OF yALUA
~ ,:1,. BE LOT ON LESTER STREET, ROCK
r las Commissioner appointed By a decree
OF the Circuit Court of the CITY of Richmond in
the case OF hloifetts against MoHetts, pronounced
on the yin February 1860, shall proceed 10 sell at
PUBIC auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY. the
80 November 1860, at IL O'Clock NJ, of far; If
NOT the hst lar day. the real estate referred to
IN Inc pialntiHs bill, consisting of Lot fronting
20 feet on the south side of Lester street. running
BECK IS feet, TO John Enders' line.
IERMs:-One third cash; balance at and IL
months, Tor negotiable notes, interest added sal
lsfactorly endorsed and title retained till all the
purchase money is fully paid.
no Is GEO. W, RANDOLPH Conn.,
Sale conducted BY GoDDIN &AppEhsON
POSIPONEMENT. - In consequ of the
ram, the above sa ie was postponed to MONDAY
AFTERNOON, the 26.h November, az O'Clock
GOBLIN Il ApPEkSON.
P;S-At the same time ano place, the LOT i'm :
mediately adjoining the Grocery Store of Mr. I'd
ward Cunning ham, will be sold II has front OF
IS feet ON the west side of Lester street, and run
back about 80 feet, more or less.
no. GODDIN & APPERSON Auct'rs
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DAILY LINE ON THE
PIANO. FO9 & ALE


SPLENDID SEOCN 1E STEIN.
ETTWAY flANOS.-l respectfully invite the
WI ~ 'publlc to examine the LIBERATED Stein
way PIANOS AT my store.
AL~O-Two Rosewood PIANOS, for sale very
low, at E. MAYR'S, No. 2lS Broad street
no 20-lw' OppO.ite Breeder Fcx's.
ONE FINE ROSEWOOD PIANO
FfTIFOR SALE PRIVATELY.-The sub
W. ~ iscrber offers at private sale, for few
days only. one very handsome. round corner.
seven octave, ROSEWOOD PIANO made in tn s
city. TlIs IS al instrument of superior tone and
finish, and warranted by the manufacturer for one
year. II will he sold low to any person making an
early apple ltIon. tnol5-tsl J. H DIGG ES.
80, RICHMOND MADE PIANOS FUR
TgS1SALE BELOW NORTHERN PRICES
sti AZ trhe subscriber has on hand three new
very supenor7 octave PIANOS, which he war
rants to be equal, If not superior. TO any instru-
ment of the same quality from Northern manu-
fac ores,
he also offers his services to the public as
TUNER and REPAIRER aF PIANOS, at rea-
sonabie rates. CONRAD FREiMANN,
South side Broad ST., between I'd and Sd.
REFERENCRs.-H. 2. Iefebvre. Esq, Prof. Z
w. ThIlow, Prof w. F. Grabau &c. no l4-6m
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AUCTION sALEE
'7-'-''''''7'-777''F17Hl1'7-1sr.7ll
FUTURE DAYS
By e. b. Geek, Auct,r.

t'UHNlTURE, MISCELLANk OUS An.
GA IlCLES &c. AT AU'tTlON.-On FRIDHY
l9a INST, at 10 o'clock will sell at nv stnre o
variety Also 'ho usua
large lot oil Miscell,Ie ous Articles.
Dhf GOODS. HARDWAkE.
ChinA, CROCKERY ard GLASSWARE
LAMPS. TRAVELLING BAGS,
vi PAIN tlNGS. L0UkING-GLASSES
rCLOCkS. FANCY ARTICLES
Iogether with large lot of articles too npmer
ooSto ehumerate. lno 21l b. b. COOK, Auct'T,
PoSFPONEMENT.-O to the inclemercx
~ ne weather, the above sale was post poned ~
.M'NDAf 1, 10Th inst, at the same hour at which
h rn1s large addition of GENrEEL FURN I.
! ne WI be MADE, such as Wardrobes, Bureaus
SSldeboaIds. Bedsteads. Cane and Wood seal
Cnalrs, ashstapds. Tables. Hair and Shuck Mat
HeStes, Feather Beds, Cooking Stoves &c.
-ALsU,-
splendid VELVET TAPESTRY CARPET
entlrels new.
2eegant BRUssE LIS CARPETS entirely nav
= -ALSO,--
10 second ha1d BRUSSELS CARPETS, some
1,,.r, Of which are IN excellent order.
solid OAK CHINA PRESS, entirely new.
Black Walnut SECRETARY and BOOK
CASE
MAHOGANY BOOKCASE
no "a +. Is COOK Auet,r
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AUCTION sALHe.
FUTURE DAYS.
Hy Jas. m. TayIor q Sen, Auct's.

l ON ptVhL sTREET.-By virtue Of deed
her, dated the 3lst day OF May, 1885, and recorded
IN Richmond Hastings Court, VIII proceed 70
pAS Ss 81 esD o ap9n pr a not the
next fair day thereafter oommsnonE at O'Clock
"a, the real eEtate conveyed IN said deco az
follows One certain lot. piece or parcel oil land
IN the city OF Richmond, with all the improves
ments thereon, bssinhins at q po.,nt distant us
feet northeast from The we ST line OF ST. Peter St.
Iupnlng thence along and fronting on Davai street
20 feet and inches end running back On its east
ern line 1855 feet inches. and on It's western line
li9 feet inches to alley 10 feet wide and front
ing said aley 27 feet s nthes. he house is
nov n the occupancy OF SAID 6winn and contains
TkENs-WilI be made known on The day Of sale.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts no3i
NEW FRAMED HOUsE AND LOT ON
- 18th, BET WEN % AND STREETS,
Hh AT tbs s E das
Novenbe commencing at o'ccck P M, 3 new
Framed Tenement, on 18th, h,txeen and SITS
very convenient, and well arranged, together with
The Lot fronts 80 feet on 18th street, and runs
BACK 100 feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
IEBMsm2ene fourth Ssh; the BALANCE nee at 4,
sddsd ard ~. Win
aG noe ana 's jas n i, fAYLo sS2 SON Auos
TRUSTEE,s SALE OF LnT ON THE
l. EAST SIDE OF 18th STREET.-As Trus
tee in tain deed of trust, dated the 10th day of
March. 1860 and duly recorded, at the request Of
the holder of the note. | shall proceed To all at
public auction, upon the premises, on SATUR
DAY, the LIST day Of December. 1880 az o clock P.
N, the property conVeyed IN said deed being two
Lots of Land the ea5t side OF 18th street, front
ing together 50 feet, and running blcS 12J feet TO
alley 70 feet wide.
TERMS - Enoug IN cash to paw the expenses Of
sale and negotiable note for ST. IS with interest
thereon from the Goth II aToh, 1860, til paid; and
the remainder upon such terms as shall be agreed
upon at the sale.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. Nj. TAILOR r. Son, Aucts. no 20
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,ss Land AND SLAVES IN THE

NVTTNN UF NM Ella, FUR SALE FRI
ATE Y.--Ihe cevlsees of John H. Steger,
dec q, oHer Tor sale privately a valuable TRACT
OF LAMP, lying on the AppOmattox river, in the
county OF Amelia, 1--WE miles from Mattoax Depot,
ing, by esumation, 1000 acres. The land is admi-
rably adapted TO the production Of Corn, " heat
and Tobacco and the TRACT is regarded as one OF
vided into two tracts. The NEG kborhood is most
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the deVisees reserving the right to cultivate and
gathert the growing crops, II satisfactory arralLe
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
them. The purchaser OF the land, if he desires
them Tor his own use, can also utchase a lara g
numbsr OF valuable SLAVES. The terms will be
made accommodating. Apply to WILLIAM f.
MEADE or JOHN s. HATHAWAY, Chula De
pot, Amelia; or to K. W. STkGER, NJ attoax De-
pot. Amelia. An GIFT
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sxr+ VALUABLE MARKET FARM IN

n - BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE
with view OF engaging in another busI-
his + ARM. known as DOVE hlLL," contain
ing about As acres, the larger portion cleared and
Is well set IN clover. and produces well of the
usual crops. especially the best of vegetables
Ihe improvements consist of a framed buI lding
win Tour rooms and the usual out BUILDINGS with
aWei OF excellent water IN the ward. The loca-
tion is healthy and society very good. A bargain
the subscriber. living on the premises, or to Dr.
10. b. LYME, General Agent, Metropolitan Hall
no l2-dts THO HOTPE
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x.I OF THE AFRl c A d.

Walk. Nov. % The steamship. Africa,
NV I'm" ernool via Queenstown on the 10th,
Is. Hr ,i,ss If sardinia had formally accepted
Ths ,srs,gnty OF Naples,
ds,,' his island home
faae 70 "'' COMMERCIAL.
Nav 10 Flour dull and declined
LyFEre.s.sst wheat Stesdy sugar hrm-all
: as aseh'ly sdv.ncet. CctEe hrm Rice hrm,
a5ssdsh,1e Specul1tive lLqHiry, and higher. -
- ~. az g. al yas. 81 To arrive. Tprpentine
psf ~
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Suspensions at the North

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. - The Banks OF
Trenton, n. j., have suspended.
BALTIMORE, Nov. % Sam'l Harris & Sons
@lAeFs, have suspended. 1t is understood
2a. It will be only temporary.
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By Alex. Mott, Auci,


FURNITURE. DAY GOODS, GROCE.
RiES, 6c.--Will be sold at auction, st nv
store. corner Of Main and Is sta on SATUR-
DAY MORNING next. CON m snt Ing at 10 o cioos
q. lot of second hand FURNITURE from family
declining housekt eping.
GROCE RIES.-Brandy, Whisiey. Tobacco,
CT ampagne, But er. 6la'swar Crackery.Ac
Day GOODS-Net Shirts, Drawers. and Jack
ets, Coats, Vests and Pants, 6ateTs, Shoes, Hoop
noa3 ALEX'R MOTT, Auct'r.
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$50 S9kDs suPk.t nn SEASONED
LIFE INSURANCE, &c
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE {

NtosPoRArED JS3)-CAPIrAL $3.50, 0o0-CHARTER
PERPETUAL.
ne subscriber having taken the Agency of the
Above long establis hed. safe and reliable :mpa
~ respectfully invites the attention of the public
o.A claims. 1t mas long been patrunlzed by the
g sesss!aye owners and judIcious business men
~ 1Ais CITY and surrounding county, ard Its de al
.Ls% with insurers has ever been characterize BY
goaptnesg fairness and courtesy. The fact that
;. = d SUI b kRN COMPANY, presents advan-
should be an lnducemeut for Southern men IA
PATTON re H. ~
sLAF th insured for one or seven years at the
'owest rates
-. hoae wishing further information, will please
ma va me SUBSCRIBER, LUClkN LEWIS,
T. nder Metropolitan Hall, Franklin st.
aus; POLLARD, Nj. D., Medical Examiner.
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Naval.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Purser T. B. Male,
q Virginia, left here to- day for the Charles
,.|n Mass Navy Yard, To which post he had
t--u ordered.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

FOR RENT7A BRICK HOUSE on Nam.
F::a between 9th and 18th streets, containing six
az once. lno 23-3tI f. D. EACHO.
a.. FOR RENT-The MARKET GARDEN
M;;a around :" Buchanan's Spring." now in the oc=
IS aeIss Ss OF NJ EBans from 10 70
DR.. cRENsHAW, or Dr.. P6EIARb' ' no a as@ts TO
Il, FOR RENT-A new brick DWELLING.
EN- Church. Possession to be given, to good
tenant 1an me ln ioth Of January, 1881.
'C nos 81 9'ASn'p' J APps % H. poINDExrEa.
~ HOUSE FOk kENT-At 2per month !;
lii cornef OF 6th and Cary st Elm APpy s to
no 2i-ts Corner 7th and Grace SITS.
SkI i, rkSEIEI2SSrss ' ss 18Th e
per year. mo ISNtsl R.CAUTHORH.
-, FOB 4 THE large and spacious
AS::;a DASEM ENT, corner of nth and Main ats
-~A 1t Is 100 by II. has two entrances on 18th ST.,
and is suitable Tor most any kind of business To
a good tenant the rent will be moderate. Posses
'''" '' MARcUs sf HpAR RI BRO,
no l3-ts us Main street.
- FOR RENT-A brick HOUSE. on 32d and
l sb,Teets, containing ten or twelve e. rooms
lot, and well of good water in the yard. There
3 large garden connected with the premist,s-
Agent for hiring out Negroes, renting out Houses,
&c. metropolitan h all. no l3-ts
a. FOR RENTaThat large and convenient
Ee:a four story BRICK HOUSE, on Grace street,
s&A ust above Fodshee for several years pasr oc-
cupIed as parsonage fer Centenary Church -
This house has recently unue gone thorough re-
pairing, and Is. altogether, one of the most deslr-
ably located and conveniently arranged houses in
the city. Is admiralty suited for a large family
Possession can De had on the lth Dec. For to rms,
&C., apply TO no6-tsI PETER TINSLEY.
a.. FOR RENTING first STORY above a
N:a store, containing two large rooms and hall or
sca wide passage TO a good tenant, necessary
repairs will ne made
ALSo.-The Kitchen in the rear will be rented
separately. Apply to J. MONR0E CARTER,
On Cary, ID door below 18th ST..
no5-ts And next above Bank of Richmond.
Il, ROOM FOR KENT.-A large comforta-
E:.l bic ROOM over my store. suitable for doc
AsItor's Office or lodg ing room
]. W. FRAYSER. Druggist, nth ST.,
Oc 23-ts Near corner of Broad.
-, ROOM FOR RENT The large and
"a comfortable ROOM, lately occupied By the
ea York River Railroad Company over the store
of the subscribers is now for rent.
P. JOHNSTON & BROTHER.
au lS-ts llb Main street.