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DROPSY

Is a collection OF water in some parts OF the
body. and bears different names, according TO
the parts affected, viz: when gene ally difiused
over the body, il is called Anasacra when Of
the abdomen, Ascitesi when OF the chest, Hy-
drothorax.
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GENUINE pREpARATIONs

And knowing that the intelligent Felrafn rrou
using anything pertaining 70 Quackery, or the
Patent Medicine 0rdey--nlOst OF which are pre-
pared BY self-sfy led Doctors, who are too fgno-
much less competent 20 prepare Pharmaeeutleal
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The attention Ofladies is respectfully invited
70 our nne line OF latest styles OF SIX Basques
and White Goods.
splleb2S Sm
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Spring Stock of Fancy Goods,

Ouer 10 the City aud Country Merchants, Riv
Traders and other Dealers, their
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HElMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
pRTEcIpAL, nEpors

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILIlA.
and IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
Established upwards Of Is years.
Prepared by II. 7. HkLMBOLD.
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HELMBOID's DRUG AND CHEMICAL,
WAREHOUSE, So Broadway, New York.
And HELMBOIDS MEDICAL DEPOT,
l0i south 10th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
sold by al Druggists, mario
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

A GENCIES have been established at Men,
IA phls, HernandO, Coldwater, Como Sardis,
Balesville, Oakland and Grenada, t. which
points Freights can be Shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice. To all OtheI
points freghtsmust be prepaid.
Much complaint is made in consequence Of
freights being sent back from Depot. Every
effort Is being made by the Company 70 get OF
Freights as fast as possible, and a Freight Train
mas been sent out DAILY for the last week, but
stu II is not sufficient 70 meet the demands
With no Depot in which 10 receive and stOr
freight, and but a limited supply ofrollng stock
we cannot do the business which is now offer
ing, satisfactorily TO the public. Every exertion
has been and viii continue to be made, 70 in
crease the amount which IS shipped. but we
cannot do more than the facilities Of the Road
allow.
A. 8, LINERMOBE,
janis General Superintendent.
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SENATOR DOOLIrTLE, OF wIscoys.y

the ianasiVal Legislature of Wiscon-
sin, says the St. Louis Repu5licaa. re-
gardless OF the VIII Of the people of that
State, as recently expressed in tremen-
dous majority against negro suffrage.
passed resolutions instrReting Gsnstof
nooiittle 20 vote against sustaining the
Presidents veto of the Civil Rights bill.
Mr.. D., on Friday last, In a speech of
great power, examined the provisions of
the vetoed bill, and showed up is enor-
mites in a most able manner. In con-
Guiding he referred to the instructions
Of the Wisconsin Legislature, and said,
Mr.. President, ! have received. In con-
nection with my colleague, q telegraphic
dispatch from the Governor Of the
State of Wisconsin. which / have no
dopnf Is e0lreot, although / have not
seen the resolution which IS aaiQ 10 hava
been passed by the Legislature, In which
II Is stated that the Legislature had
uassed a resolution instricting the Sena-
tors tn Congress from Wisconsin TO vote
for The passage Of the Senste bin COM
monty known as the Civil Rights bill.
the veto of the President 70 the c0utrsry
have already stated,
nom my slandl point, the reason why, IN
my Judgment, / cannot do Il. I have
stated them freely and frankly, and, as a
matter of course, / expect to abide the
eonseouenees. know that il h6s some
times been said to me, by those, TOO, in
whom i would have confidence, that for
noe, under circumstances Ike these,
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pr Why DO LLe Feariminatians Of
married people resemble the sonnd of
waves on the shores Because thew are
murmurs Of the tide,
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tFirn Of Powers & Weightman,l
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth ana brown streets PhiladnInhIa

From ne Philadelphia Ere. Bailstia, March lGth.
We are gratihed to hear OF the continued sue
cess, IN New York, of our tcws.sIaan, Mr. n. 7.
Helinbold, Druggist His store. next to the Me-
tropolitan Hotel, Is g feet 'front.' 80 feet deep.
and fiYe stories In height. II is certainly a
grand establishment, and speaks favoTabiy OF
The merit ofhis articles. He retains his OfHcs
and Laboratory in this city, which a-e also
model establishments Of their cla.ss
The proprietor has been induced TO make this
statement from the f.,ct that MS remedies. al
though advertised, are
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RATES OF ADvERTIsING.

the nrEt insertion
So Eight lines Of solid nonpsreii constitute a
square
80 "A = advert isements IN the Special Notice
column viii be charged ~ cents per Inns.
Ug- Marriage and death notices published as
other advertisements
az- Advertisements 20 be inserted IN the
u eeklv paper only, or 81 irregular interra ais IN
either az the papers, viii be charged 81 per
Fluare for each ana every insertion
60 A d ad VerriseTnents net marked for q Epe-
cited time VIII be discontinued st The end OF
one week
81 All advertisements for the Appeal must
&c handed in a. the Clerk desk.
- 7stsiC7if dslue1tiseEaezlts nlltsf Be pad f1
o. GfEuuo6.
~ No advertisement viii appear IN the
Weekly paper. unless by special contrast.
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coUT, Ga RHEUMArIsM
THE GRAVEL

Pain occurring in the IOins is indicative Of the
above diseases. They occur in persons disposed
to acid stomach and chaIky cOneretiOns.
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am acquainted with II. T. Heimbold: he oc-
cupied the drug stsre opposite my residence
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before
him. 1 have been favorably Impressed with
his character and enterprise.
WAI. WEIGHTMkN
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MERCHANTS
Paid In Capital, S25O.OO0
Authorized Capital, sl,0OO,OOO
0FFTOERs:
DIRECTORS

AMOS WOODRUFF, President afar,-n.. a.,
Ohio Railroad. - --i'-
Capt e. B CHURCH.
x agS ~ ~ y > Collector Internal Revenue.
JNO- = TAYLOR, of TAYLOR. MeFvsu- DuE-
& Co -i - s'1-s ---A1
1-dSes; - SMITH, OF Pitser Miller a ca
.. Il v NAGGENE2. Of j. ri. VsrrsnerS "a
Hon. JOHN ". SNIT4
". h CHERRY, -----@ . %
A. 7. LACEY, Of Lacey & McGhes.
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All Trains Make Close Connections,
80 BOTH WAYs,-sz

At Humboldt, with the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, and with the Illinois Central Rail
road ST Cairo.
FSBaggags checked from Memphis to Cairo.
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PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS
AND CHEMISTRY.

I make n secret OF ingredients. Helmbold's
Extract Buchu is composed Of Buchu, Cubebs
and juniper Berries selected with great care
prepared in rQcuO and according to rules of
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PRICE oF suRscRrPrIoN.

Daily On sdvancel per annum SIC 9
Per week =
To carriers and neWs-dealers. per copy B
u eeEly per auuum I'm adYancel "
- 70 subscript ptiou en- tered on cur mall books
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SAVINGS DEPARTMEEP.

n which Dsresits Of ONE DOLLAR -
"a ~ ~, ~. ss received. ana draw nfs
Snsn tee sane remains three 1sos,aI. ~ -. ~
sis 9m
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ON Ile largest Hanalactarlng Cheml
in The WORLD,

Is pleasant In taste and oior. free from all in
fnrious properties. and imlnediaie in L. artian.
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MEXICO.
Mexico Is In outer darkness. II Is evil
IDENTIFY a safe general rule to disbelieve
everything without exception which APP
pears concerning Mexico in the New York
press until afterit has been corroborated four
or five times from authentic sources. We
have been lately informed several times
that the Emperor MAMMALIAN had abdi-
Gated, or was about to abdicate, and had
gone to Vera Cruz to embark for Europe -
next, that the French officers insisted on
his abdication then that the French would
not allow him to abdicate at last we are
told that he has returned to the city of
Mexico from his journey, fully resolved to
defend his throne to the last nay, that a
new campaign has been inaugurated against
the Liberals" AS to the proceedings of
American commanders, one thing alone is
certain-that General SEDGwIcK has been
arrested by order of SHERIDAN for having
passed his troops over into Mexican terri
tory and taken part in the struggle between
CANALEs and EsCoBEDo at Matamoras and =,
further, that SHERIDAN has set at liberty
General ORTEGA, the most formidable
competitor of JUAREz for the presidency
of the "Republic." In the mean time
JUAREz himself is nowhere to be found,
and Minister CAMPBELL and General SuER-
MAN, who went along the coast to look for
the Republic of Mexico, will probably
have to report that they could not find it.
Endless again are the statements of the
correspondents about MIRAMoN's return
from France, SANTA Annals mysterious
disappearance from New York, and even
the Emperor NAPOLEON to continue his
intervention in Mexico, on the ground
that the United States is beginning to in
tervene, contrary to agreement. This last
rumor is almost certainly unfounded, be-
cause We know by European advices that
a large fleet Of transports is preparing to
sail from Toulon, expressly to carry home
what remains of the French army. On the
whole, the affairs of Mexico are at this
moment obscure to the outside world !;
but we shall know more about them soon,
provided we disbelieve every statement
furnished through New York papers,
whether that statement comes from a cor
respondent in Mexico, in Washington, or in
Europe.
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,wTHRTYLINEs OF COMMON SENSE,

Reader having glanced over the editorials ana the
news in this journal, you turn to the advertise.
ments saying to yourself, "Thess are pubiished
NV the writers to serve their own interests"
Perhaps So But it is no less true that II concerns
,,our interests to read these thirty lines. If you are
healthy II is presumed you wish to continue so. II
sick of course you desire to be relieved In either
case il is important to you to know that HOSTEL
TER'S BITTERS are the safest surest, and best
tonic and Alternative ever advertised IN any country.
This is a period of the year when the strongest
need an nvigorant, for the oppressive heat drains
the system of strength faster than the most potent
and vigorous organization can recruit 1t. There
fore. as a preseryative Of health, as protection
against the debltaizing action OF heat and the ma
laria it produces YOU should sustain the good con-
stitution and sound stamina with which nature
has blessed you, with this PEERLESS VEGETABLE
TOXIC.
II can scarcely be necessary to urge upon the
weak and ailing the Importance Of acquiring by
safe means the strength which unassisted Nature
denies them All who are thus circumstanced are
invited TO give the bitters trial Before they nave
taken the elixir three days in conformity with the
directions, they will acknowledge with gratitude
;ts genial operation They will find that 1t imparts
mental as well as nervous energy, and regulates
all the internal functions admirably. This Is the
experience of the debilitated and depressed ana
in making these statements. the proprietors only
echo the language ofinnumerable testimonials.
de 7-e6d2w
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JUDGE GEORGE II. LEE.-The statement
made yesterday in our own and some o.
the other city papers that Judge LEE, for.
mer!y of the Supreme Court of Appeals
went to West Virginia " soon after the
commencement Of the late war, was unfor-
tpnately worded. Judge LEE was elected
10 the Court of Appeals from Harrison
county, where he had resided for many
wears and where he happened to be when
McCLELLAs's army placed itself between
him and Richmond.
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By Grubbs & williams, Auctionesrs,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh stfeeu.

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-:
Is DENcg, on MOUNT ERIN, FOR SALE on
RENT AT AUCTION, AND STOCK OF MULES,
60, AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS FOX SALE
ALSO AT AUCTION I'VE will sell at auction, on
the premises, on FRIDAY the ltth December a. y
O'Clock M. :, the beautiful SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
Mount Erin, the residence of Dir. Dzvid King
four rooms and all other necessary buildings. The
lot contains SIX ACRES OF LAND very highly I'm
proved and well enclosed. This is q very valuable
property and in good neighborhood.
After the sale of the land we will sell two good
MULES, one cow, one WAGON, one CART, one
SPRING CART, several sets Of HARNESS, and
PLOUGHS, HARR0WS, and other farming and
gardening Implements. -
If the place is not sold 1t will be RENTED for
one yearfro the LIST OF January, 1897
sale. GRuBbS WILLIAMS,
de IL Aucuoneers.
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BY Hantn, Goddin Apperson. Auetionesrs,
Banked Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

DESsNiE1tuSsbbEEs D L AND rfrTY.p nn acsRs,
in HANOEsR COUNTY, NEAR TO "WALNUI
GROVE" HURCH, SEVEN MILES EAST OF
sold at auHon, on the premises, on MONDAY the
nth Deco Ter, 1855, at u clock NJ, the DESlRA.
BILE LITE FARM located as above, consaining
which alfst half is open land, admirably we'll
adapted III market gardening balance we'll
wooded ii riginal and secondary growth.
The Inducements consist OF an excellent new
dwelling Eow occupied temporarily by DR.. G. \.
Cullen) ctnaining six rooms, Including basement.
Also, an EXCELLENT servants house, besides the
usual outiuildings. ,
The CHI attractions OF the place are Its nesrness
to marka by the excellent Mechanicsvilie turn
pike and Is excellent and desirable Jpeighbor.
hood Possession given by lst Of January next
TERMS IDne- hfth cash balance at six, twelve,
eightsenEmd twenty -four months for negotiable
notes inkssst added, secured by trust deed:
GARRISON, G0DDIN 4 APPERS0N,
AL, Auctioneers.
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m GOOD INVESTMENT.

EE GOOD INVESTMENT.
INSURE YOUR LIFB.
II mnst pay to your family. The same amount can
no, he inyested.to pay as well in any other way.
The lowest rates are offered by the HOME COM
PANY. viz: The RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK
AND INSURANCE COMPANY.
NOTES TAKEN FOR PREMIUMS.
Agents wanted in every county in the State.
J. B. DAVIS, President
JIG PoTTs, Secretary
T.. B. SrARKE. General Agent.
OFFICE, CORNER OF TWELFTH AND MAIN STREETS.
Tde 1il
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ay- coXTR.cTs wITHFREEDMEN.-

BLANK CONTRACTS WITH FREEDMEN, for the
use of farmers and others, can be obtained al the
D;sDntch Office. They will be forwarded by mail
=. ali par,s Of the country at THREE DOLLARS
pER HUNDRED or FIVE CENTS PER C0PY-for
ten or more copies. liberal discount to country
merchants. The money must be sent with the
order. uer-'
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\ DEMONSTRATORS sALE 0Y
TjoN Az The request OF Jane. D. Vaughan! A.
nInisiI.ior OF William JsnniaS: ssss;s;nil -
81 jennssss. DECEASED, on the York River !aiiros4
siout toni miles IRON Richmond, On TuksAAx
n, is AK psis%Sssk \ 7 Ssens,as =
i sSSssS ;SR;,.' M. FSifsSs 02SsslaSS
ERNiS0 UTENslLs. -; IN. :. :, "a ' .ns.,
s>sh ~. III isrssr susas, credit q foaF nonlll
negotiable notes. ss, ss1sss w:PfSSsY i
dele ,aEiaagfe0 L AefSA Assesssssss !
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DIED,

DIED,
On the 18th instant, after an extremely painful
illness, Nh. RICHARD o. MEREDITH, in the
twenty nth year OF his age. ~
ING at IL o. clock from the residence of his father
Mr.. Samuel Meredith, on Jackson street, No. lls.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
invited 10 attend.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam b Co., ngE
Abchonsers and Commission Merchs nts,
Noi3 Wall street, under 81. Charles Hotel.

LOB SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
Il REQUEST OF George Nash. ESQ, ewiil sell at
publicls nction, on the premises, on Friday The
2Ist OF bece mber 1885, at o. clock r. the bsau.
tiful sfburban RESIDENCE called P0wHtrAS.
and thl twenty three acres OF land attached. For
many Tears this beautiful residence has been q y
euPisdby Rober. Mage Et Saata and f.w%iIy Ths
HOUSE, containing nine rooms above basement,
and Erge dry basement under the whols house
four HICK out HOUSES, suitable for servants
4 fine BRICK STABLE, with quartsrs for ostisrs
oPPIf and STUDY for young men. gAs' nOusk:
arount the house are most tastefnlIy iaid on, ana
the stade trees and sbrubbery are OF the most
baauttil and orpa entail species. The fruit trees
are odhs most select kinds. The soil u OF me
most 1rtile character The eiay very v sinsSis
prope}y 10 located on Osborne turnpike and !ansss
river fbout one mile from the business portion OF
TEEf u ,sao cash, $3.50 LIST Of Jsng.ry isssi
and blance In equal instxlmsnts ri eighteen ana
twent} four months, negotiable notes, interest
added secured ~ sTsTI dssd pvLLIIx co.,
de1-tds Aucttoneeu.
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LIVE VACANT LOTS. IN ROCK
Il ETrs, FOR SALE At AUCTION. viii be sold
ON FRIDAY the Ilth 90 December, lsss on the
premises, at half past . o'clock ?. NJ, Five VA.
CANT LdTs, fronting on Nicholson street about
thirty three feet each, and nearly opposite the
Methodist church. ~
After the above, will be sold TWO LOTS on the
south side Of Rockets street, adjoining powhAssn
about thirty feet each, and running bSek 70 MatsI
street. JAMES d.. IAnLUn,
da
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By 9 tbbs 4 Williams. Auc,ionssrs. D
Northwescorner Main and Eleventh strssts.

DESIRlBLE LOT AT AUCTION
- BY virtSe Of decree OF the Court OF Hustings
Of the city 4 Richmond, rendered In the ease %
Samuel w hampton, administrator, &c., &c. Polly
Marshall, - the undersigned commissions or WILL
at o'clock n; on FRIDAY the fist day OF De-
the highest bidder, the L0T OF ground in me
proceeding mentioned, situate In the city Of Rich.
mond, frontg IS feet on St: Peters street, With 2
depth OF sd eet-it being the same lot Of ground
conveyed bfSamuel X. Cole TO Reuben Marshall,
deceased, iShis lifetime. n4Htt tTtIL.
TERMS oGSALR: A credit OF three months, mo
purchaser Sscuting his negotiable note, with ap.
proved END rsement, and the legal title retained
as additiorn security. z. y. TURNER,
Special Commissioner.
GarRPs kWuIIAMs. Auctioneers. de u-lot
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sobn w. Garrett was on Wednesday re-
M president Of the Baltimore and
failroad, and John King, late auditor
.Icompauy, was chosen vice-president.
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TRgSTEEs SALE OF LAND, ON
II YORK RIVER RlIIRQAn IN NIW KlMI

SALE OF LAND, ON
YaRk RIVER RAILROAD. IN NRw KNIT
COuNII.-tn pnrsuance Of deed from the heirs
Of Prosser Higgins, deceased, to mo q trastse,
duly recordes In The clerks ofics OF new Kent
will sell At public auction, on the prem,sss. on
gRLDAy lh ~. TRaS az Or e psssSs%ss, rec !,
Higgins died seized and Possessed, living In New
Kent county ,Pn the York River railroad, within
half mile 4 summit s' HMs and eon,sining 81
This prope1y is extremely valuable, on account
Of the excslRnt wood and timber with which u
sbounds. ha1ng only about ten acres OF cleared
land upon thu whole tract, and VIII Dc sold witn-
ont reserve tdthe highest bidder.
TERMS: 1ethird cash, balance at six and
twelve month, with interest added, and secures
by a deed onrust.
Persons Wiling to purchase win be shown the
property by Yrs. Mary higgins living on the land,
and may Gel farther informstion By applying g g
LITTLsTON R0ySTgR, Eeq., deputy sheriff %
New Kent. a to myself In Richmond. rs
dAl2-tds r. COURTNEY, Trustel.
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PPayWG Y; SkSssBss AUHR. Trustees.
m A wILLIlxs, Auetioneers. de ~

rVRIJSTEES SALE.--By virtue OF .
49, - ,,n.t executed TO mo by william y.
poll 49, Nav seth. 1853, and nov Of record IN
sosay q a.s son, ssSai :s
mokth, sS,sr ds,s. for the sum Of tysnsy.AIss
hassasa doIi.rs. / Will proceed on M0sDAY Ne
ai day Of December isss. .t osiosn III o. . AZ
~ cns.,.,,rs OF lot OF Efoand situated % nnll
sirtei IN tss Town OF MAnchsstsL fronting -.
We tty .four feet six inches on said Hall sIses %
sr%tsd 4 BRiCK DwRLLfAG-HoUeb.
fEIns on sALE: For cash ~ 10 20 maee - NY
behsesssAry TO pay the said note And nssxpecsea
OF Sxee al NJ this trust and upon such terms - -
al rssid "a a. will be made known On We - ~
Iu IA rraslse.
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MARRIED,

In this city on the evening OF the 18th instant, q
the residence of V. L. Fore, Esq by Rev. Is. NJ
Peterson. Mr.. STEPHENsA A. WILKINSON, o
Baltimore county, Maryland, and Miss MARY I
FRAYSER, of Richmond.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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THREE SMALL FRAMED DWELL
i INGs, ON MAIN OR ELMWo0D STREET;
IN SIDNEY FOR SALE At AUCTION.-We Will
sell at auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY tne
18th day of December, at o'clock p l., TH IRE
TENEMENTS situated as above described Ihey
contain each rooms and kitchen. The lots front
each IL feet and run back 100 feet, afording to
each a good garden. These are desirable small
residences. !, o
TERMS: one-fourth cash; the balance at 4, 3,
AA1 . GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
da "A Auctioneers.
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Samuel G. Tardy, Auctionesr.


vNOHA eco MACHINERY, ON
i TUEkpAY, December Is, commencing at ii
o'clock, IN be sold at the factory on twenty
Co., LAKE assortment OF MACHINERY for the
manufacEre of tobacco, viz:
SHEIyG PRESSES,
FI4sHING PRESSES,
BOZ PRESSES, .gr rr..M
POND SHAPES,
HNF- POUND SHAPES,
sMILL LUMP SHAPES.
FInSHERS,
BH BANDS,
Bill LET'S, sfSKERs,
and othf articles appertaining TO the business.
ALSO,
MUs8R 4 COLEMAN TOBACCO PRESS, with
twek retainers-capaciiy, 5000 pounds per
Manu- cturers DESTROYS Of enlarging their ope-
rations, Ind those wishing TO engage In tho busi-
ness, WI have rare opportunity OF purchasing
machinky for the purpose
TEKMioP SALE On sums OF $500 and over,
credit o. ninety days, interest added for sHprpved
city PAIR. SAMUEL ". TAhDI,
de s. Ectds AucuonoeI.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Regnsult Co.. Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

WE WILL SELL AT OUR SIORE
w az above on SATURDAY MORNING, 18th
instant commencing at 10 o'clock, a GENERAL
ISSORTMENT OF EXCELLENT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
STOVES,
CARPETS,
FEATHER BEDS, -
FEATHER holsters and PILLOWS,
SHOW CASES
CASHIERS DESK,
GLASSWARE,
CLOCKS,
CASHMERE,
SHIFTING,
MEMS SHOES.
Also at IL o. clock precisely,
2CARRIAGE HORSES,
lOPRN CARRIAGE and HARNESS.
REGNAULT * CO,
den Auctioneers, &c.