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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01

THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admins
tration on the estate of
ELIJAH HARMER,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber,
On or before the 25M day of april, 1867:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 2lst
day of August 1866.
JOSEPH G. DANCE,
Aug. 25.-4t. Administrator.
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no oWNERs or srocK.

THE BEST HORSE FARRIER BOOK NOW
IN USE.
FNEACHES how to cure all diseases of Hor-
Il SEES and Cows, to increase the E
quantity Of milk, to make butter hard JD
era, to cure RIOTS in Sheep and fatten them In
two weeks, besides many other things that
must be seen to be appreciated. For sale by
L. Y0GLE, Towsontown, and f. SHANEY-
BROOK, Coekeysvills, [Aug. lS.--st
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R. 1T. GORSUCH,
Successor to Jehu Gorsuch,

Successor to Jehu Gorsuch,
Corner of Gay and Front sts., Baltimore, Nd,
DEALRRIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
"AS received his Spring andS-SxA
lSummer supply of goods, con-
sistng in part of Knives and Forks,
Pocket Knives, Table and Tea Spoons, Hollow
Ware, Wagon Boxes, Horse Shoes and Nails,
Nail Rods, Carpenters Tools, Axes, Locks.
Hinges, Screws, Bolts, Shovels, Forks, Picks,
Mattocks, Castand Blister Steel Trace, Halter
and Cow Chains, Counter Scales, Safety Fuse.
Gun Caps,
W0oDCOCK'S PLOWS AND CASTINGS;
Also, Stewards wedge-pattern AXES, war
ranted, all of which he offers wholesale and
retail athis usual low prices.
rs In addition to my stock of Hardware,
have added fine assortment of WOODEN
WARE, such as Tubs, Buckets, Measures, Bas-
kets, Brooms, Wash Boards, Butter Prints, &c.
&C., which department. is in charge of N. r.
GORSUCHs who is always happy to wait upon
all customers who favor him with their custom.
Please call and examine his stock before pur-
chasidg elsewhere. August 4. lS66.-ly.
Towsontown Female Seminary.
BOARDING 4 DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
Mrs. M. II. SCHENCK, Principal.
TNHE duties of this Institution will be pe-
l. sumed on Wednesday, September 5tS 1896.
Circulars containing further information can
be obtained by applying to the Principal, Tow
sontown, or the bookstores, Baltimore.
Aug. lS.-sm.
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LFRED 1JAMs. JAMES ALFRED HUTcHINs
Ijams & Hutchins,

Tea Dealers and Grocers.
Corner Gay and High sts., Baltimore.
II EEP constantly on hand choice and ex-
IN tensive stock of TEAS, WINES, GROCER
les and Provisions generally, to which they ss-
Feb. Ns-9
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Miscellaneous.
THE GREAT UNION
GIFT G o N g = RI !

TO BE DRAWN AT
GROWERS THEATRE, Washington D. c.,
Thursday, September 27h, 1865.
Number Of Tickets Issued l25, OOC
PRICE 81 EACH.
$4,000 Valuable Gifts north $l23,29l wiH
be Presented to Ticket Holders.
HNHIS is the greatest inducement.ever offer
i ed to the public, one ticket out Of every
four drawing prize.
LIST OF PRIZES
Gift in Greenbacks....... 900
in 7-3O U. S. Bonds........... 5000
| in Greenbacks. 1000
."................. 1000
1000 Gifts in Greenbacks 81 each 4 900
/ Three-story Brick House on Third
ST., east, bet. Massachusetts, Ave.
and North c, Capitol Hill, Wash
lngton, ID. C..........................., 5000
| Fine Lot adjoining the above res
idence north, 40 feet front by IS
deep to an lley....................... 1900
Nine Square Grand Pianos at $500 each five
Melodians at 5000 each; 80 Gents Gold Watch
es at $3.50 each II Lady's Diamond Watches
at $3.50 each 10 Lady's Diamond Watches at
$l25 each; 20 American Hunting case Watches
at $75 each 40 Sewing Machines from $50 to
500 each 10 Silver Plated Tea Sets at $75
each 10 Silver Casters at $l5 each; 5000 AL
buns from So to $40 each; $50 Gold Rings from
S. to $40 each; 1000 Gold Pens, in boxes, at
So each; 1000 Gold lined Goblets and Cups at
50 each; 1000 Pair Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons
from So to So each; 5000 Clocks, Books, Cutie
ry, &C., from 50 to S. each; in all 10000 gifts,
the total value of which is $123,29l.
The drawing will take place after the Con-
cert on the stage of the theatre, where 1000
persons can witness it. A committee will be
appointed by the audience to superintend the
A I, To will ho
piled with correct lists of drawing as soon as
published. Parties holding tickets will retain
them until after the drawing, and if their num-
Der appears in the list of drawn numbers, they
will forward their ticket Immediately, with full
directions as to the shipping OF goods or
moneys. Tickets are for sale at the principal
hotels, book and music stores in the city, and
at our office, 346 Penn. Avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh. Price $l.00.
Good and reliable Agents wanted in every
city, town and village in the United States, to
whom great inducements are offered. Refer
ences required.
Money by draft, P. 0. order, or express, may
be sent at our risk, with their address written
legibly, that no mistakes may occur in sending
their gifts. We will send to one address 5 tick
cts for $3.50; 10 for SO; 20 for $3.50; 80 for
$26.35.
All communications should be addressed to
VINCENT, BUTTERFIELD & CO.,
346 Pa. Av., Washington, D. c..
p. 0. Lock Box Sc.
The proprietors will donate to the directors
of the National Orphans Home Institution
$4,000.
REFERENCES.
Hon. A L. Merriman, Washington, D. c.; J..
j. Weed, ESQ.,, Asst. Solicitor Court of Claims /;
G. M. Walker, Esq, Adrian, Michigan; Hon.
Felix Strouse, M. c., Penn. R. G. Dewitt, Esq,
Cleveland, Ohio; Hon. VIM. N. Butterfeld, N.
York; Hon. Henry Barnes, Detroit Michigan !;
N. B. Eldredge, Esq, Adrian, Michigan.
Aug. 25,-5t
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A LII PERSONS SHOULD KEEP A SUP
~ PLY OF DIR. ATHERTON'S. CHERRY
COADIAI" on hand as it is warranted to cure
any of the above complaints.
Ask for Atherton's Cherry Cordial, take nc
other and we guarantee cure.
w. H. BROWN & BRO,
GENERAL AGENTS,
Liberty Street, Baltimore, Md,
And For Sale by
W. S: sHEALEY, Towsontown.
August A, 1S66.-1y.
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PRIVATB SALE

HOUSE AND LOT
CONTAINING ONE ACRE, SIX AND A
HALF SQUARE PERCHES OF LAND,
GITUATED on the York Turnpike, about 16
Omiles from Baltimore, and occu- -
,gsssse pied by Mary G. Matthews, thefS75SS M
widow of Thomas Matthews, llll
T~deceased. This is COMFORT laa1a
ABLE DWELLING and a WE'LL IMPROVED
LOT. Apply to JOHN 7. ENSOR,
Aug. 18.-tf Towsontown.
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NeaO Advertisements.
FOR SALE,
STRAY HEIFER.

HAME to the premises of the subscriber, on
1.-THE Dover road, Chestnut Ridge, newEwA
TWO-YEAR-OLD HEIFER, with ~VSB$E6N
white feet behind, white spot in the .=z&=X.
forehead and white under the belly, taken up
as a stray, trespassing on his enclosures. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take her away
HENRY CRONHARDT.
Sent 1-3t.#
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SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.

FRED. G. TARR,
LATE PAYMASTER U. s. ARMY,
OFFERS his services for the collection of all
" claims against the U. s. Government, as
BOUNTY,
BACK PAY,
PENSIONS, &c. &c.
Either for the soldier or his heirs.
Full information given by mail when stamp
for return postage is enclosed.
Na-OFFICE-Bible House, Fayette st.,
June 80, 1866.-1y. Baltimore, Nd.
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Unconditional Union Executive
Committee.

4
TIME MEMBERS OF THE UNCONDITION-
AL UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, consisting of Mes
srs. George H. Whittemore, Robt H. Thompson,
Nicholas N. Haight, Henry Frantz, Jasper N.
Slack, John Ditch, David s. Longnecker, Ed
ward L. Larsh, Benz B. Bush, Daniel Beckley.
Capt. Henry Wilhelm, Christian Gore, William
Foster, Capt. Henry C. McAllister, Captain
Robert S. Smith, James R. Miller, John H.
Longnecker, Joseph Merryman, James B. Nc
Comas, j. Augustus Hamilton, Jesse Garrett,
Geo. L. Edwards, D. X. Lusby, VIM. Button,
Capt. F. G. F. Waltemeyer and Edw. White
more, are requested to meet at TOWSONTOWN,
On Wednesday, September 18Th, 1856,
at 10 o'clock A. M.
full attendance is requested, as business of
Importance will be before the Committee.
By order of Committee,
CHRISTIAN GORE, Chairman.
Aug. lin.
GNoTE.-1t will be perceived that those who
have abandoned the Union organization for the
purpose of forming the. "new party" are not
included in this call.-EDs.]
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BULLS HEAD HOTEL,

"a
Front street Near Gay, Baltimore, Md.
HVHIS old established Hotel, so ably and sue
cessfully conducted by Thomas c. Tracey,
p. d sT4NsRTRY- will he continued bv Mrs 1
Tracey, Mr.. Stansbury having retired from the
firm. The old patrons of the house may rest
assured that nothing will be left undone to
merit full share of the patronage of the pub
lie. HENRIETTA TRACEY,
JAS. NJ. ARMACOST.
May 5, 1S66.-1y.
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Insnlvant Notice.

JOHN H. LONGNECKER
Nav l9.-3m.
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Northern Politicians.

Hon. THOMAS EWING, Of Ohio, not long
since wrote q letter, which was reproduced
all over the country, in which he took
strong ground in favor Of the policy o.
restoration advocated by the President
and denounced Congress as an unconsti
tutional body, and pronounced its acts tc
be of at least questionable validity. Al
the recent election In Ohio, Mr.. EWING il
said to have voted the Radical ticket.
When . southern journal claims thai
our statesmen are superior to the northern
in respect of high toned feelings, 1t is de-
nounced by Radical papers as either fool
ish or worse. Yet no man who would be
guilty Of such conduct a. this Of Mr.. Ew'
mos would dream Of coming before Q
Virginia constituency for election to any
high pubic Office. The voters would scorr
to,support such creature. We certainly
elect some exceptionable characters to
Congress occasionally, but never . man CO.
pable Of such treschery, or base hypocrisy,
oriapaaielliks crouching before the mob
- the Ohio statesman was guilty Of.
Mr.. EwING II the father-in-law Of Gene.
raj SHERNAs. bnt we trust that his treach-
cry Is not significant Of similar conduct on
the part Of his distinguished son-in-iaw.
He nust have some Of the soldierly ele.
meats which are imblbed Of West Point In
: his competition.
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{" It will be recOllected by our reader
who have kept the run Of this paper tina
we intimated . suspicion several months
ago that the Radical members of Congress
had entered into q conspiracy against the
Constitution to shut out the electoral vote
i'm ls68of certain southern States, and tina,
about month ago we stated more clearly
what it was. As no senator, representa-.
tive, or Radical newspaper has presumed
to deny the allegation, We take it to have
been trne.
alt is O plot that cannot be carried out
with impunity. We do not believe it can
be consummated without bloodshed. At
ali events, if the electoral votes of the
States thus unlawfully excluded will elect
a candidate for President who shall not be
elected without them, the people will find
a way to have them counted by putting the
proper President elect into the Executive
Office, and. maintaining him there by force
if necessary.
"The exclusion of ten States from re-
presentation in Congress goes to the ut
most verge Of public forbearance. No
further outrage can, in our opinion, be
superadded to 1t without breaking the
pnblic peace and exposing the country to
the horrors of another civil war, in which
the people Of the excluded States would
have the sympathy Of the civilized world"
The organ does not believe that BEN
NErr's scheme can be contaminated "io'ta-
out 6oodshsd." The people will maintain
the newly. elected President In Office "ty
force If necessary" We pit ANDREW
JOHNSON AGAINST JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
and await the result with comparative in-
differenca., *
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1NTOTICE.-REoRGANIZ OF
| IN THE ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
NINTH REGIMENT VIRGINIA MILITARY
Siment. and 10 assemble the men for the purpose
Of enrolment and electing company officers. rms
req fory Years of sse residing in the City Of
Richmond east of Tenth street.
Ths boundaries Of the company districts are as
First Company Across the city, between Tenth
and Twelfth streets. -
rS seiSha and EpPP fourteenth streets. 81
Third Company. Across the city, between Four.
teenth and Fifteenth streets IA. ,.. Ut,
teenth and Sixteenth streets.
Fifth Company Of Marshal between
ama II Marshall
sist esn and Eighteenth streets. -. ,...o.
Seventh, Company..Acro.s the CITY, between
Twess aiita s and twenty Third streets
rN NsnH aand yTweny Sixth R streets
Tenth Company Fast Of Twenty-sixth street;
The men In the several company districts asas VIII
' First ccnpanys@ht the City Hail. November s.
i' Second the City Hail.
Third company y lathe = First Market November
Fsss &c company SspsSy First Market Novem
0s fiih ss NJ shp First Market, November
sixth ski Company.-At the First Market, November
seventh Company. --Atshe First Market, Novem-
W Eighth Company. First Market, Novem.
her 3. 1868, at o. clock p. n. sa .R
I Ninth Company.-At the corner Of Main and
Twenty second Streets, November Q, 1865, at
J Tenth Company AT the corner Of Main and
Twenty. second streets, November Q, 1865, at
0''''A J3Hs 3; pANSEEooRgTH,l c,,.,,..
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams. Aaetionesrs,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

VALUABLE LOT, ON FOURTH
Y STREET, BETWEEN LElGH AND JACKSON
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTloN.-By the re-.
Charles L. Hobson, Ne Will sell upon the premises
on H0NpAY the 9Th Of November, at halfpast
O'clock p. n q LOT OF GROUND, with framed
stable thereon, situated on the west side OF Fourh
street between Leigh and Jackson streets, CON.
meneing 6ty feet south Of Jackson street. frnntins
fifty feet and running back 10 feet to an alley
twelve feet wide.
TIRns One.third cash, balance at 4 and Z
months with interest, and occurred by Q deed o!
trust. GRUBBS b WILLIAMS,
mol Auctioleeu.
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WANTS.

A GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE
N AND CAMPAIGNS OF GENERAL (sT0NB-
WALL) JACKSON, bx Professor T.. J.. DABssY;
the immortal Hero. The only edition authorised
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Of staff Of the Christian Soldier.
The Richmond Enquirer says: In studying
this life Of jackson, the reader has the capital %
vantage of knowing that he is reading the truth,
and may safely obdnd0n himself TO the story.
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In connection with the Confederate cause. To II
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life. OF its justice he had the most solemn con-
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fervent prayers, from soul OF singular piety and
with faith that seemed to Pierce the veil, and
see the Father on his throne"
This Is the best selling book we ever published.
Over so 900 copies already sold rare chance for
agents. Send for circulars giving full particulars
and see our terms, and what the press generally
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND BxcAHPNRSr, No. 81
- RIcRnoED, November ., 1855. !
ORDERS No. 5.-SIR KNIGHTS, ~
~ Assemble q the store OF Messrs. Reg Xxx
nault 4 Co., on Main street between ~
the SIN instant, at II o'clock A. NJ. 10 re- =
ceiye the report OF the committee appointed 70
make arrangements for the contemplated visit 70
Baltimore.
A full and prompt attendance 10 desirable.
BY order OF M B. 3. n. GILL, g. G.
JAMES e. RIDpICK, Recorder. MOST
A NNUAL MEETING. - The next
n annual meeting Of the stockholders 81 the
Company viii be held at the once OF the company
in Richmond on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst Of No.
y :, j. B. WINSTON,
oc Std Secretary and Treasurer.
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:sI!H. sIlall & 3! IN 51slg "
both Of this city.
On Thunday. ssth QetobSy 1sS Ets ~ .rm ~,
sesidsnss or The Sflds,s father u The ~ Father
Walters. NARY ALICE sideS seokn25s " = &
to * 6. MALE, Esq., 81 the city Of Bahinofs.
Atst Pstsrs CathedrAl Richmond, Va. on Wed.
nesdsy. October 81, lsse, By Rev. Father Kcsae,
. N3kF ensn1 s 3 Ma. eDwikpS9s2
KEsCH, daughter q the late James 3. and Martha
.ssisimots Sun ana Port Tobacco Times please
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- By Isbsll / Davis.
Real Estste Agents and Auctioneers,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.

T,RUsTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
i GOODS. GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DC: BY rir.
Co., dated Ssth day OF September, isss, and re-.
corded In the Clerks ONCE OF Richmond Hastings
Court, | will proceed to sell on TUESDAY tie sth
day Oh November lsee, commenting at IL o'clock
A NJ, ct the store Of said Ysrbrough Il Co, on
Henry street between Clay and Catharins streets.
their entire stock OF GOODS, GROCERIES, IL.
QUORS, Re, consisting Of
SUGAR crushed and brown;
COPPEB, FLOUR, TOBACCO,
WATER BUCKETS, BR0OMS,
BLACktN0, JARS, CANDY,
I SODA, GROUND PEPPER, STARCH,
SOAP, BACON, LARD .
COUNTER SCALES, Sc. &c:
\ Terms Cash. JANkS TEMPLEMAN,
III ~ th@& Trustee.
IsHRLL II DAyIs. AuctiOneera. mol
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By drSbbs I Williams. Auetionesn,
Nesthvsss corner Main and Eleventh s,ss,,

GALE OF THREE TRACTS OF
y Land, ABOUT ok NILES NORTH op Rrcn en-
n0HD. N!1R TIL B100K TURSPIKE, F6R
Der, sonnsneing st . O'Clock p. n We will ,sIl
Z. the store e oee,Es Csrs,nsc. q he he.dd II.
Just beyond the church, on the RI. road, adoinlg,
Walafop, Darrscott, and Walker. All OF IL i, IA
WOOD, and some Of Il quite heavy.
SIXTEEN ACRES just this side OF the church
between the Pit road and the turnpike, ssioinih,
the land Of James Hilps estate.
1IxfY-BkvB6 ACRES adjoining the Brick
wood land.
This sale should attract persons seeking small
TREhs: Made very accommodating.
NOS GRUBBS WILLIAMS. AuctIonsers
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By 6rubbs williams, Auctionsers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
VERY yALUABLEFARM CALLED

VERY VALUABLEFA FARM CALLED
v MULBERRY GROVE, THE FORMER Rksi'
pBNCE or JOHN "; SHEPHERD, Esq, rS COY.
FIVE ACRES, IN HENRlC0 COUNTY, shSEs
NILES FROM RICHMOND, NEAR TIE HEAprmrf
THD BROOK TURNPIKE, FOR SALE AT Az
TION,-By the request OF the trustee OF Srs Eit -
beth J. shepRsTS; We win sell q aaeJn, On ~
81 u o'clock u The very valuable tAka .o.AV Ia
cleared lSs In original forest, and my acres ~ 's
eond growth ping; with some very v.iut I.d %sS
dow land. Itadioins the lands OF D. u Ws'dioPI
Mrs Richard Cross, Mrs. Anderson Ming, ana
others. The farm Ii well watsred and healny,
and tho nsighborhood excellent. The impfo,s.
msnts are dwelling with six rooms, Kitchen, :.
BILE, barn, h., needing some repair. situasa "a
this farm In, so near TO the terminus Of the pc
turnpike and bounded By the Kiehmond ADD ' hs,,
lottesviIle plank road and the old Ftsi.tlckggpss
stage road, aGording easy access TO Riebmonl Il
the best road leading 70 and being rei " Nh.
divided into several tracts. and win be 'o'a
whole OF divided TO sutt purchasers. :, -,
TEENS One. fsnrh cash balance 800
twelve, and eighteen months for nego'isbss h'"'
interest added, secured hy trust deed.
90 - 0RUBBs . WILLIAMS. Aue'iones'''
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BY GFabbs b Williams. Auctionssn,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Sc.
" VENTY ACRES or VALUABLE LAND, on
THE j h ySaA Ta Tp iNGIIo Two
scution Of Q decree OF the Circuit Court Of the
county OF Hsnrico entered May ID, 1854, 10 me
case OF Schernerhorn, etc, us. Austin and ais,
ths unders gned, 0 commissioner appointed for the
purpose. Will sell At auction, upon the premises,
r n, IL far, NOT on the next fair day thsrcsi;
ter, at the same hour, the TRACT OF LAND q
lying on the east side OF Msehsnicsvills turnpike
3 short distance beyond the oll-gate, and adIo'h'
ing the lands OF Leonidas Rosser and Others
There are seventy acres, OF which there sun
Client portion In woods; and there are sewers!
buildings, ono Of which can be converted INTO
dwelling. II will be sold ~ whole or divided, u
may be deemed beat 81 the time Of sale,
This Il beautiful TRACT or LAND, and u
should attract the attention Of persons seeking
TEENS: One third cash; balance At 9 and "
months for negotiable notes. interest added we
title 10 DO retained By tho colrt until the notrs are
paid. EATON NANCE, Comnissionsf;
GRCBBs q WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. es
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,s.ss,-s.s..ss< 1890 LAY.
N1efpe9 0pd11g tApDsuU. Asstios.....>
s1sakSnys 1rshsn, - I'll Is.sss No..
|cAxL A. AucfIox or Broonv,
S1 f5EfEll4taSf 1 HsYSSs hsk SST5s' az
kU9eI1S ~; 1c.-Ws stall Ell a ~. ~; TWO
DAY, EsySaSss 81 DIX, ~. som, On Thurs.
osiosk g the come! Of Cary and rs., y
kfought fFom. Tie farm rSsertiy ovrsS 70 b.
Irsneh Coosai q ADslta Coarth ouss. Viz, W Ne
- sssy w, gsnsIs CAk1lA9S nlRsss,
vol Seif kf1fE SsSs MARE
!nileG t9Hs ana tAr.. CALVES,
iszssiisss CakRIAaS, SHAFT, ana POT,
one g two horsss, with superior IA ~
- 70 the sane H'
= sxssiisnt DO COLE snd HARNESS.
:, Ihe foregoing properly u we'll worthy the Ar,
uSn q tnoss who sss In want Of really vaIassI.
The Carriage and Bussiss are nearly new
Thnns Rooi month"; credit for approved a.
dor.sa nssosissls pspsf % Ave per cent d.:osna,
HARRrsos. ooDDis /. AppERsoy,
p: e.-At the sane tine and place viii ~ 'sn
two vsIy superior CARRIAGES and HtRytssa
both o. superior qualky, and one equal - -,
ssnss the ownsts bsvs no use for them. '' '''
h1ssssiisSSSi;, ooDDrs AppERso,,
nOs Auctionserx
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ANIjrx1uI1e1N

10 ifSsu. D6tfiWH& MkEko 10y -
i1suSSfsFr 8 fff5fiisha; q. Sssysass3 !. ,:s'.
or ssiI;sss;,k .S .ss. ~ ~ 81 q 8:
,'.... ''!.:s So. ,..e....:
croNE, RossroN 4 MuKRAY's
conBmArIoH CIRCUS.
orrsnis.a sx,sssly for The soushsrn soar, ~ y
order to give Il vas. brlliansy and sf'ss'
sombinsl win ).
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STONE. BOSTON 4 HuRRAYT
GRAND coxBuATIox SOUTHERN sRsus'
will exhibit. In Rishnsnd Sos four Gays
on LOT ooaxxs OF FouafH AID CAY sssx1fs,
commencing
MONDAY. AovHxBlR srE.
ADMISSION .."..."......''''''':;'''
Fl1RpxYx.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :
Among the professional celebrities sdornins fhi'
n.rfsc, construction Of talented vera.
.ili.y Is the wonderfully talented
sAaRIHEI FAMILY,
o.. one Of which IL
MApAxoIssLLs SOPHIE.
who is absolutely unspproached BY any rider, male
orfsmsls, in either hemisphere. Also,
xrssss. PENNY AND COLLIDE.
In their wonderful Trspezs performance.
xoxs. PIRELLE AND MAsrn HENRY.
LIE JEANB BURT,
the wild Horsem1n OF the west. ~,
Professor @. P. Hutehinson's
TRAINED DOGS
Msssas. MURRAY and HUTCHINSON,
The DENsER BROTHERS
CHARLES, RUDOLPH, and VALENTINE,
sIsSoR FERDINAND.
Mr.. DEN STONE,
the popular Humorist and accomplished gentleman
50. OF the circle.
NE. GEORGE MURRAY.
ME-. FRANK RossToN,
Messrs. La Rue, Perry, George hurry, Masters
Henry, Charles, Leon, Clarence, ETC., etc.,
81. versatile performers, the whole form.
% ing congress OF peerless
.G. .i talent.
The collection Of
TRAINED HORSES,
PERFORMING PONIES. and
TRICK MULES,
are unsurpassed, and cannot fail to elicit praise
Will also exhibit at Charlottesville Friday. No
vember I'd; Stanton, Saturday, November I'd
Petersburg, Friday and Saturday, November 9th
and 10th r. L. COULDoCK,
Malt Sole Agent.