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CIRCULAR, NO. /.

INSPECTION CIRCULAR, NO. /.
TIL E attention Of all persons holding certificates
of permanent disability, ard such persons as have
been received for eight duty By the Medical
Bord in this District is called to tho following ex-
tract from CONSUMPTION Circular No. s, Headquar-
ters Reserved Forces Of Yisginia.
Y ,.w
In pur euance Of Gen,l Order No ST. Adiutant
and INSPECTOR Generals Office. current SERIES Dis
trict Inspectors viii proceed immediately to un,-
mon and after inspection, forward to the Camp Of
Instruction al persons il their Respective Districts
holding certificates Of permanent disatilit$ and
all those assigned to light duty who in their jna 1e-
ment, appear likely to be adjudged qualified FOR
active service.
They are enioined make the required inspection
ofe4empt and light duty men, with the utmost pos
sbe despatch.
A prompt compliance with this order is required
and any person or persons failing to do so, except
from sickness on other good and sufficient reasons
will in each case be subjected to arrest hg the
conscript guard and examined ~ Che Medical
Board.
ANY person prevented from reporting as abovo
ordered By reason Of sickness viii forwa ID to the
Enrolling 0hieefsof this dountyeof city the csgtii-
cate OF his attending rhyseian, certi ying bis dis
ability, its cxtcrt &C.. 50 be Transmitted to this
Office for the actou Of the action OF The selset Med
cal Roerd
Ebe attentionto of the Enrolling Oficersi; called
to the provisions of this circular. shd their active
co operation Il The same is requested.
W&. z. FRY, Capt.
and Inspector IA Congl Dist.
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Gtartiing.

The Columbia Guardian says:
We are informed that some of the ladies
OF Columbia. some in the Treasury Note
bureau, aud some detailed gentleman are
preparing q petition, praying that the Gov.
eminent will allow only one daily newspa.
per to be published in city We expect
soon to hear something like the following
emanate from ono Of these solemn eonoa-
YES
! Resolved that Brigham Young, with his
i've wives and wigwam, be invited to emf
Crate to. and establish lodge in The city
of Columbia
Resolved that we want our own way, and
will have it
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from the New York World. ]
Wars Terrible Harvest.

Tho following table, complied from Off
cial statements, tells more plainly than
words possibly can Of the terrible harvest
which war has reapod in the Northesn States
since Mr Lincoln was inangurated. Ieom-
prises list eff some three years regiments
which lately returned, AMI shows tie ter.
ribs losses they have suffered during the
war:
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C. We call the attention Of our
readers to the circular Of the lnspec-
tor of Conscription Of this District
published III our advertisement col
umns. All persons who hold exemp-
tons on account Of physical disability
and those likewise who have been re-
ceived for light duty, whose papers
have not already been examined by
the Inspector are required to report
at Stanton on the 9Th Of December
Eeyt.
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QEeryp

NE. LDITUE
/ would Ike to know
why 1.-The Salt for Rockingham County IS
distributed at (f5) fifteen cents per pouna,
while we pay $50 tayty cents per pound
for our Saltin Augusta? Let the Agent
give US the figures:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Omce Inspees'r Consumption J
11TH CoNa'L DrsTa1cT.
Stanton Nov 2fst 1864.
CIRCULAR, NO. s.

CIRCULAR, no. s.
OWING to the sfortness of time allowed by IN
spection circnlaf No | foI the assembling of ex-
enlpts and light duty for Inspection, the time
is hereby extended, and all those syho have not al
ready had their papers examined. willssreport at
the Enrolling Office in stauntoneon thes5th of De-
cember next, a PROMPT compliance with this ord or
is required, and ST. those failing to report will be
dealt with as setforth in Circular No / appended
hereto
II I'll, Cone'I III str;.t
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- q lit. 2 g. 60 I. Sc.

r HAVE distributed the Sal, ~ the convienee Of
j the people at tho following paeas *eengiila'
Mathew Prisons, iij, Hiddlehf9ok, ,ioss}tA
Trirables West View l'ond GAPS. t3esl1eid,
Ghurehvi Ut sAls,n, spring Hit MIS- aeF,
New HOPE. W Eeshoro, ard at Simpson Saflof's
Ia S,alli,ton lst and 2nd district t4e1.a'Qne
oaaa. Tho .lr0uYit Tue for the Salt, is wanted,
and am extremely ansicus 10 discharge TIE asbt.
". t.. LOGAN.
saltagsut for Augusta aountJ
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0ss FgJ & NV.


Departed this life, on the 29d Oct, 1864 at 8
o'cloek, A. H., NATHANIEL WATTS, infant son Of
Cyrus and Martha Il. Hunter, aged one year, five
months and eight days. lie was at leasttsgo years
IN advance of his age, compared with most chill
dren, in physical and mental Developments. His
iniantii1amu selnents were markedWith innoeency
and striking intelligence. Sweet bay he now
rests IN the bosom Of Him who said, snifef l'ttla
children to come unto ME, and forbid them rot;
for Of such is the Kingdom Of God. sweet words,
and sweeter destiny.
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I'D. Qr's Res. Forces ". ID.
Staunton. Nov. 1864.

FESHE detail papers Of the following named men
Of the Res Classin Augusta, and Rocsbridge,
are in this Office the ,afties emitted to them
ordered to report promptly at these Hid Qr's, in
person; failing to do 50, their papers viii be with
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA -
At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the County Court of Rockingham, on
Monday the IL day Of Nov. 1864.
soLANAN 2. RE4uER Pltf,
SAMUEL MILLER Defendant,
The object of this ait is to recover against the
defendant $780, 90 to become due as follows, viz
$500, on the LIST day OF January 1865 $780, on the
Of January 1867.
It appearing from the return Of the Sheriff made
IN this case, aad affidavit flied, tatths defend
ant not resident OF the tate Of Virginia. it is
therefore ordered that the said Samuel Miller do
appear here within one month after due publication
OF ts order, and do what is necessary to pro teot
his interest IN said suIt
Ieste.
WoopsoN ?. @. Wa. D. TROUT, d. C.
Nov lS--tf
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- H III lib
CDn0Si:e Gabriel Ill chs

now RECEIVING neat and well selected assort
n inent OF Dry foods, Groceries and Dive stuHs
which he VIII sell as low rs the times will Justify
Among the Dry Goods will be found of variety
ofstyles and patterns Of Ladies Dress Goods con-
prising
e'ND LAWNS.
MUSLlNS,
Hosiery assorted, Tor Ladies and Gentlemen. uoor
skirts, extra quality Boss assorted colours a.
tlemne's neck ties different styles Shirts Wit,
and coIoured, Shirt collars, Brown and Biesahad
cotton cloth, letting do yds wide Cotton vara
from No to 10 white Calnbricks plain and bar
red. Coat z ants, Y est and shirt Buttons naten,
thread different colours, together with yaric-,
of other articles in this line not enumerated.
GROCE RES.
Rio Coffee superior article, Gunpowdsr and
Imperial Tea, fine flavor, Brown Sugar Of excellent
quality.
miscellaneous Articles.
Extract of Logweoi, Operas. Cap and noe os-
per Envelopes, Lead Pencils, Hats of different
sly Ties and qualities, Tobacco, Chewing and Smo.
King, Cigars, Black Pepper, &c,
The above comprises in part the assortment OF
goods now in store, and will be constantly reee;v
ing fresh supplies throughout the season.
l take this method Of returning nv SINGER
thanks to the people of Staunton, and the Countr
for the very liberal ene0ura cement extended IN
me whilst engaged in business at former no, ind
and hope by strict attention to busiress at this
time, and adopting the wholesome method of nuiek
sales and short profits, that | shall still refura
their good opinion. and consequently receive
share OF their patronage.
N. b. Country produce of all kinds taken in ex-
change for goods.
stanton jane SIT
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/ Estimated.
/ Includes recruits after the regiment
left home.
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,SO19ce sO aiae Citizens GG Al.
g3SsGa, (sScyogad the E.azspsas Of
'E'bgc Town OF Ssausaion.)

HAVING received portion ~ augusta County
Quota OF Cotton Cloths. and Cottou Yarus
to it in the following order, viz First TO the fau-
lies Of ao}GieIs Second 80 persons in indigent
circumstances and third to Citizens generally
each bead oi a family VIII be required to bring or
send a Certificate from Justice gf ko Peste ~
10 TIE nant]ef IN his or her family ,ha CASH a.a.t
accompany each application. PerS5as Wishing ia
make deposit in advance thee orders can 81 So,
those making such deposits in al VANCE, 10 ba,s
tie pretercrce Of others IL their r&s act ,.4s5s
wlo n.slse m such advances. putics wiz lsI ..
once: rs those calling irst viii be served FIRST
9le goods Iii 81 found at Mosby j Isl lgr's ii
stand Bs5c5iy ST Stanntn.
PECk &laf}oR. Ccm7,orcai
Agcnt- ~. Aus asa CYnl!.r.
Gol.i.aL eelh lSll If
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Railroad Notice.

OFFICE VA. CsxreAL r. r. O..
RICHMOND, October llth 1854.
A RTICLES otFreight shipped to Waynesboro
"A Fishecsville or stanton must hes removed
from the cars inoedj1telY on their arrival the
Company has M depot al either point aud will not
he responsible for losses after their Arrival at des
tinations. rof can goods 6e suffered to remain IL
the cars for storage.
H. D. WRiTCOMB.
Gen'l. Supert
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EXCHANGE NOTICE no. T..

RloaNoxD,9TA., September 20, 1854.
Al-ofcsrs and men Of the yicksburg capture
of July 4th, 1868, who reported for duty al any
parole camp eastofthe Mississippi prior % sep
TENDER 10Th, 1864 arc hereby declared exc aNs-
FRO. 0UED.
Agent Of Excl aage.
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sgsgss Published
Richardson's ssuthoFn fImanaC Tor 1855

T t contains. besides tie Calenaers. Sc. the FL
4 GERS OF 6. >. Government. Official list of Mem
bers OF Id tengress. Statistics Of States. Army
and Navy list, Population and Debt of Europe and,
America, Statement Of kjIlei, &c. in the battles
Of the War, Rites of Postage, &c, rendering it
the most valuable publication CT issued at an I'M
preeedented low price.
Single capy 5 cents, y eopies Sc, 100 copies
S4o. Send stamps to pay return postage.
Address, JOHNSON s SCHAFFTER
Publishers, Lyncl5arg, F-a
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OrgICE S0ufHERS TEBg0R8YH ConPANIBs
Richmond, March 24th 1864,
fEsIIE Stoekholiers of The Washington and New
Orleaus, Richmond Charlottesville and
Stauaton. Lvnchburr and Abingdon. and East
Tennessee telegraph Companies, are hereby no
titled TINT the I've per cent tax levied bg the law
passed 18th February 1861, on the value OF all
n, l in telegraph or other companies. viii be
raid By the undersigned this office, and they will
therefore omit the stock held in any OF these COM
pallias In IL cir llsts to assessors.
f. MCCARTHY, Auditor.
Southern Telegyaph 'Conpanies.
Anr;l.S
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JUST RUA TEE BLOCNlDE

Z c + fa%9g'i (e.nss afy informs the
and It's ,,, yetnl.lo ha Eeeived direct
from WilminTrca a ftysa $, which they
are respectfully invited to can and examine.
Having lot his former stock of Goods bv-u,.
Yankees, during their stay in stanton, which
was to him very serious loss He confidently relis
upor a generous public for lber al patronage.
Amongst the variety OF articles received he bees
leave to ennnerate the following
Bleached Cotton, Gents Shirts and Co,ars.
White and eo!3red eolored Shirts, at SIS. Pins
Gents wear, Suspondsr Buttons. superior Cot.
ton Yarns, from Columbia, North Carolina.
Calicoes, assorted, very cheap, French Corse tts
Superior quality, Spool Cotton white ard colored,
Gems Drawers d Zine Silk scarfs, and Fins
Silk glazed Caps, S1spenders Towehog, Envo2l-
ooes, Letter paper, Pens and Pen Holders, Faney
Soaps, Dress Combs. Fine Smoking aad Chewing
Toqacco, Cigars, Powder and Shot
All OF which will be be sold On accommodating
terms, at the Store house formerly occupied by l..
II. Waller, next doar 10 the Marble yard, Main
stree a cali IS respectfully solicited.
c. Y. 6ooD.
SEPT 2--tf.
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NJ "A IL z. IL 2 X E-E9

On The Eth inst, by the Roy VIM q Baker, Nh
JSo !" CAlNE, and Miss MARGREr 9 CAlysr.
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FORGE, MILL AND SLAVE,
S1or G~@salo

IN pursuance qf a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
4 Augusta Gonnty, entered IN the cause Of Alex
ander PattersoR,s admir- &c. against his hers.-
shallproeeed IN the premises. IN FsisiaY tho 23d
day Of December next, to rossil tho property snoY
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n eo,r.<ses fox. Hire.
REMOVAL.

DR. A. B. ARTHUR, Surgeon Dentist. hasre-
Rg moved his Office to the building one door
East Of Whites Old Corner, aud nearly opposite
his former place ofbusiness. All calls attended to
promptly.
Stanton, Get. 2. 1863-tf
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~ w. a ~ sr-g'l' ~ss- : s-IDe

T OST.--0n Tuesdav evening, ist inst, between
IA Mrs Carols and Washington Street, . READ
ING GLASS. The finder viii receive liberal
Eov 4--tf
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~ q III a- z, u

1OnA LBS P DIRK, payable in Confeoe.ate
iVUO Money, Va Bank notes-Specie, or
Bond, with approved security, PAYABLE after the
wpr IN current funds. Also one Barrel Of Safg-
hum Bolasses.
Apply at the yindicator Office.
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I'M AN TIE g9.-lha use Of a Piano for oae year,
w good cara wilt be taken Of the Instrument,
and satisfactory references given as to prompt
payment.
Apply at Vindieator Office.
Nov l6-tf.
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s.. eTsg-s r. q -g- IT'D .

sboRt years old She has horns, sir a each ear,
and long teats, the LEFT hind teat being sare.
| will give liberal rewpad for any information
M : I ! JNo. K. WOODS.
NJ 4F
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From the lower Valley we learn
that the enemy advanced with two
divisions of Cavalry, two miles this
side OF Mt. Jackson Foods iill) on
"Wednesday last and was met by q
portion of our Cavalry and Infantry
who Immediately charged them and
drove them back twelve miles. They
left their dead and wounded in OH
bands. Our loss very SMALL.
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miscellaneous Articles.

Rio Coffee superior article, Gunpowdsr +.
Imperial Tea, fine favor, Brown Sugar Of execll,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-27

90 ACRES OF CHOICE LAMB, -.
u parcels Of from ten to ai acre. EACH on som. Of whc
arc farm houses and outbuildings.

Ths track was selected by the subscriber reference
desiraey Tor via sites as well for Its productive
3ess ~ farm, and which srhde
pad arranged the plots In such divisions as viii give TO
Parcel commanding Wow without interfering with the
oe Inc situation 10 ridge of table land three
Tour hundred iest above the eve Of tide water eommand
ne Palisades distant about quarter me east OF
ne 1carsdsle station tho Harlem Railroad Tho whole
ally dollars per acre and each parcel win be put At an
pset proe corresponding with Its relative value
~ with the whole, and sold on bids above such sums
BtfH cent OF the purchase money remain bond
Whd mortgage for years. per cent In
urchassrs do not with build improve the year
asre for agroultqra purposes for all parcels sold
Ale station the day Of sale. So IO1s A.
trains from Twenty sixth street CARRYING Ga and Tx
y. n convey to the premises. which afford
empe time g examine the property and partake OF .
0he city BY the 426 or goa r. NJ. train l. g NORRIS.
For maps and apply 20 the aucnoneer No 70
Persons DESTROYS Of viewing the premse previous 70 the
nay OF ssle will ind the Scarsdae station
the arrival Of the 81 and 0k n trains from Twenty
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. A UOTfON NOTICE. POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY
"A SALE or SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MAGNfFICENT WALNUT PARL0R SUITS,
RICH FRENCH PLATE MIKRORS

RroH CHfNx. cuf CLASS SILVER WARE
Table cutlery. Brnsse.s and ingram Carpets, A.
1ay) aenooa. o'clock the entire contents Of the Gle
rant l62 West Invent street. near Seventh
avenue consisting of walnut PAr.or Suits IN
Eees stasu.ry and Egypt top Centre and Fancy Iabes
Cursaas and shades largo and costly collection Of OIL Pant
Nm 6csut Bronres Par.an and Bsque Figures.
Lava Ornaments and Vases Ac.,
DIN M Room. Chambers and Nursery.
Hs.evood Bedstead Bureag. Spring Seat Chairs sprng
Nnd IugrAn Carpets pure Live Geese Feathers Beds Boil
lows Sofas and Sofa Bedsea H. mahogany Ex
tens on Table Chars rich French and b.
Aemaa China and Glass Ware, Cutlery. &C. with large
variety Of Mahogany Furniture enumerated, VIII ch
30 examncd 20 be appreciated Men will be in attend
anoe 10 cart pack or ship goods Tor purchasers
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A Ivan G. BAKER 4 CO., AUCTIONEERg
"a ALBERT HAYWOOD, AUCTIONEER
RICH ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PAINTINGS, sTATUARY, BRONZRS
SARR AMP IsIys COSTLY W0RKs or ART. DO, DC.

:, RARR AND COSTLY WORKS OF ART, &C., DC.
THIS DAY (FRIDAY) MAY n,
a. the elegant mansion Al Wost Sixteenth street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues
q Sale commencing ct III o'clock precisely.
The auotonesr would call the particular attention Of hts
friends and the public 10 this catalogue comprising
erb assortment Of Furniture Pianoore Paintings French
mirrors no. Catalogues at the hou Sale peremptery.
Drawing Rooms superb Suits OF Furniture covered with
Of richest elegant sets q window Our
rains TO match the SUITS Etageres plate glass doors En-
9egnues Secretary and Bookcase Centre Tables stauary
marble top Bronze and Ormola Chandeliers Cabinets TO
patch Ormou and Dresden China Ornaments marble
atu,ry Bronze figures OIL Paintings By eminent artists
EAdNrFTCkNT Z OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE
Euly By the Stool broc&de Cover Music
Basd. Books 10. Hatsand. Chairs to match oak Buffet
Extension Table Chairs SOFAS Cut and Engraved Glass
lwner Silver Dinner and Tea ssIyiSe Casters Soon:
Forks Urn, Cake Baskets Oyster DISH Tu-een Table Cut
tery Linen rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bed
Sseads Armoire Glace en- snite Hair and spring Mat
French Blankets Towels Conntspan naseilles Quilts.
French Toilet Sets. mahogany Sofas. Bedsteads Chairs
Rocker. DO Also Furniture Of servants apartments Par
Nes wishing attend this sale take Fifth Sixth
ears stages Aston st. Nicholas Metropolitan
hotel leaving Sixteenth street. doors from house.
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A J. DLEECKkR.
a. VALUABLE HUDsoN RIVER PROPERTY

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
4. J. BLEECKER. SON CO., will sell at auction, on
4das NAY ~ 1884 IL O'Clock ~ atthe Exchange Sales
foem Ill broadway (Trlny bulding New York I52 acres
OF Land. at vcfplancks Point this side of Peeksk dis
ent about g lea little more than one hours ride from
Bsa having fne and extensive front Of quarter OF
mile on the Hudson river: part Is under good cuva
on Parties wishing 70 view the property before the sale
6o 20 fres q charge By applying 70 Mr. sioat q
een DO seen at the auction No u Cedar street. New
York Title perfect.
"a L. SMITH, AUCTIONEBR, WILL SILL THIS
IA day IL o'cock at No II 6tuyvesant place (Nnth
eest S.swsen Second and Third svenqss one Piano Of
&eod and mahogany bedroom Suits, Rockers Looking
assss mahogany and maple Chairs Tables, Brussels and
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usHRy- H. LEEDS, ..AUorIoNEER-HRNRY n
NJ LBBDg liner will sell at auction, on SATURDAY.
0Al 0i0 ci9ct q our salesroom, gS Liberty sreet

Vs{ g ic celSgs =, SgI sse.room Is Liberty street
q ssls euSssu2f o. Velvet Bruised, and Ip!rsn
XsAe6AV sod rospwood Bsdseads carved rosewood mar
~ mb Dyseing Bureaus and Washstands Har Mattresses
XtrAy Pntiesee marble EtAgcres, elegant
Frame riss ssd Nap u Mirers Cottage sau Bel..srs
kee4 marble TOP Han lgnda elegant acs and brocatsl
ndow QurtAns 0as Hssurss Ac; China, Creckery and
~ Il soeck, q their salssroom ss bstty street.
eSlvsc, . 10 sold for hgoeyn. Of whom may concern.
10 a Mattel rrogs &C., 40 F17lF'f +"
0jS hfSs isvsics o. vsry aus ornolu and Brssss
1haa4o1NM 0eA reodantA BrAoRsts. DO, many o. which
6NMW16 Kew, shis othess hare bssa bal iI.lS ussd.
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HRoRaB COOK, AuorroNEER ELEGANT SPAN
" csrriags Horses Saturday May g. NJ oc'ock ct
y. Bsosaway span e elegant sorei Carriage acrss
Bong manss aad tails old and warranted onnd kind
5nd geuue In all harness under The saddle Sold for no
absolute Offering sood opportunity for any gentleman
Hre Oertaee. but little used RockAvay andstop Wagon,
Ssessr wagon TWO Busaies. Single and Double Harness.
HEERY H. LEEDS, AUTHORIZATIONS H.
IL -LkEDb MINER will sell auction, on SATURDAY.,
eay D. atA2 oscck In front our store No a3 Liberty
p>rSet very superior pair HoYses rs hands
about seh Years Old believed b. sound aud
f9rs Also Coupe RockAviy, built 10 order Sy Wood
rshsrv; but us used Aiso superb Of Doubs Mar.
Xes1 M~1EA
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ORPHANS COURT SALE AT PHILADELPHIA
ESTATE or THOMAS e. POTTER DECEASED.
VALUABLE COAL LANDS IN LUzERSE COUNTY, PA.
order Of the Orphans Court for the county
OF Luxerne Penusyivaua, viii be sold q public sale
TUESDAY, NAY 81 1884,
At IL O'Clock at the
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
The following described Property late Of Thomas foef
Three eausi fu undivided NTH parts OF and In sy acrcs
1876 perches OF Rsaover townshP Luzerne county
Pennsylvania.
20 lOhs rerchss Of Land In township and county
Also one undivided hfth part Of and IN aud At
percbes or Land Ia township and countv.
Full particulars In hAndbl's which may DO had app
'''''" '" W. NARY n POTTER AdmInlstratrir
A. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
Nos ls9 and l4l South Fourth street, Phiadsiphia
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SALES AT AUCTION.


GREAT SALE OF FINE noRsEs 90 :, pubIic asc
ton sst the New York I.tsrssls sssssica from the
stock horses bred aud raised ~ Henry sss horses have
been out Of the breeders % a., reserve Tss
following brief statsmens VI the snl"AS SAa 10Y"
so: "n.sgs ss1Isd as ssso;-o 1ss q
:. : It,oiumbus BY Wsshing'o,n ou. , o. an
E Engtnssr m."s Washington py o'a NAp'''' '1
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packer BY the celebrated tborouebrrh BOD Logo out OF
VIM BENEFITS well known Queen OF Trn. am she ot
OF the noted rotng Canada Queen mas
trottsd public the Genirsviie sM asa F0r,1s,
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Imp. Issllf0uuder OF Messenger MARI, On Long
Island the set OF florzel stand A No. 1. .
No s. Bay Oily "Woodotne' lfoaed Nav 4 1874 Y oy
Woodpecker oueQf Fannie Flrt Ia thoroughbred
mareJ by Trial. Ear Woodpeckers podigfee see NO q
No T. Black lilly Magnet, ffoaled May 2s. 1862 BY
Woodpecker, out OF Maggie by Columbus. For W God.
peckers pedigree see Mo- =, for Nsgstes No.
No g. Black flly "Fasshu lfoaied March 10 1861, by
Woodpccker, out OF Fsnss 'Flr by Trial Foo Wood
peckers pedigree No. O. for Fanne Fires No.
No Bay gelding "Quickssep foaled March II, 1892
by Woodpecker, out OF Fannie flHL For WoCapecker's
pedigree O. q. Fannie FllYcs g.