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edmond 1ispatth,
IuRspAY........NovExBER %, 1865.
'The Central DETERMINATIONS.

The Central Road-D Determinations.
The stockholders Of the Virginia Central
railroad hold their annual meeting to-day
in the Hall Of the House Of Delegates
commencing at IL O'Clock. A suo)ec'
which has created no little excitement 10
the company will be disposed Of al sn ear!
period of the session, we suppose. we
mean the election of the president OF the
company. We believe II is generally
understood that Colonel foSTAiNE WIZ DO
restored 70 that office, which no held tor
50 m.nr wears before his defeat last year
by Mr.. WIckHAs.
Thi. subject disposed Of according to
,he wishes Of the majority, We trust the
company will bestow some attention to
matter Of great moment to the State, this
city, and to the company itself, since what
may assist TO promote the prosperity Of the
community will be beneficial to their road.
We mean the matter Of determinations
against local freights to the great injury
Of our own people. Without charging up
on the Central railroad any especially grie-
vous practices, we are sure that the inves-
tigation Of It's tariffs would suggest the
propriety of some alterations, with the view
Of Encouraging the development Of the re-
sources of the country. But what we de-
sire to see the company do is to pass CEN
sure, as srailroad company, upon those dis
examinations which have been recently
exposed, and which are SO detrimental to
the interests of Virginia. The Virgi-
mia and Tennessee Railroad Company at
its late annual meeting most decidedly
condemned these odious determinations,
and ordered them to be entirely abolished
in . new tariff of tolls. 1t is desirable
that the railroad companies should ex-
press similar opinion and determination.
They should communicate their views to
the Legislature and ask the passage Of a
law that will prevent partial tariffs and re-
quire railroads in their intercourse to give
freights freedom to take any direction with
out interfering with them by odious dis
examinations and unaccommodating usages.
This will have good effect, and, it is to
be hoped, lead to the enactment of some
law that will accomplish this object, SO just
in itself, and which is demanded to protect
the interests Of the State.
Colonel FONTAINE, we know, has some
excellent views on the subject, and we are
sure that if his councils prevail, some fair
policy TO the local trade will be determined
upon by the Central railroad. ="
Some measure of the Central Company,
with reference to accommodation
with the Orange and Alexandria railroad,
upon subjects very seriously affecting the
interests Of this city, and, of course, those
of the Central road, is especially needed.
All the subjects above alluded to should re-
ceive the deliberate consideration Of the
company. 1t is time OF great hardship to
us all, and in the effort to restore the trade
and develop the resources of the State
our people should receive the hearty CO.
operation of the railroads. At time like
this, it is crime in railroad corporation
to favor interests beyond our own borders
to the injury of our own people.
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DIED.

On Monday, November 18th, after . short Ill.
ness. Mrs JANE L. ANDERSON
Her funeral will take place from the residence
OF her father, +. B. Hurt, THIS Thursday MORN
ING at II o'clock. q
Al his residence, in Hanover county, Va, on the
2lst instant, DR.. b. A. CUkTls, In the iorty-nrst
His relatives and friends are invited to attend
his funeral, at his late residence, o-DAY at II
o'clock A. NJ. t
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Aue,ionesr'
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh s'Tse'

VERY VALUABLE LITTLE ~ H. ~
Y CALLED SEVEN OAKS OF TwEATI'tJrl Z
ACRES. NEAR TRRR HILL. FOR SALE AT ~.
TON We will sell Mt auction, on tho ptsD,'v
on FRIDAY the Esd November. At ~ o,eloeh : ~
the very valuable little Farm " - 80
called Seven Oaks, near Tree Hlll, snd aal''aIp
Captain Kennedy formerly Robert siy!i 81 -
Banks, r. stearns, and others. c-,-,,,
This place Is situated on or near the -,
turnpiks, within less than two mics ~ ~ A.
and In fnii yiaw. Its situation Is beautiful -
the buildings on the place have been bufne.'
A plat Of the land may be seen at ogI oM.u
Auct!un,sr
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ETROP Titan HALL
wi WYMAN, the WIZARD and VENTRILO-
GUST, with his MAMMOTH GIFT EXHIBITION.
First appearance of the LIVING HEAD MON
FRIDAY. and SATURDAY, November lss 20, q,
%, 20, and "a. SIX NIGHTS ONLY Two GRAND
GIFT MATINEES on WEDNESDAY and S :.
DAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. MASSIVE Sill.
YER PLATED TEA SETS and a variety of useful
articles Admission, fifty cents; gallery, twenty
Eve cents. Doors open at half-past o.. Commence
at half past7.
Ticket office open all day at the Hall. No extr.
charge for secured seats. no I'LL
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The IJsurv Law.

The Convention Of Farmers almost una
nimously declared against the usury law
at their last nights session. A very wise
conclusion. See proceedings.
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DAY


by harrison, 0oddin d Appsfssn, AuetionAn,.
Bankers, Brokers, and Heal Estate Axsp.
GALE OF MULES, COWS COW
y WAGONS, CARTS. PLOws, buoy uCIn,as,
HOLD AND KiTCHgN PGRSIIURE o. !, InngUsG
DAY, November 7e'h, at IL O clock A. NJ. w ~, -;
offer for sale at public auction, At The r.. vii
the late pr. John 2; sinton, In Henrico san.a
three miles from Richmond, on Inc n ssaniy,
road, Al the CROPS, consisting Of D'''faa
BLADE and TOP FODDER,
ALSO,
EXCELLENT WORK MULES,
EXCELLENT Farm WAGON.
lBU6GY and HARNESS,
. or sets CART and WAGON HlPypSs
WHEAT PAN and
CoRN:sHKLLRR,
c6ITISAroRs.
HARRoWs,
PiCKAXgs, &C., and sus 10, Of
CARPENTER'S Tools,
FLOODED MICH cows.
ALSO,
all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN ruRyrrnv,
consisting Of the usual variety. '"s'
Terms: For all amounts nnder thirty sopr..-
CASH; and for over that amount fguy r,g''s,t
credit, for approved negotiable note. sa,l,fae,Dr,
HARRISON. ooDDIS APpERsoy,
noH Aactionssr,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
By Harrison, Goddin h Apperson' Aa's''I
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate As'N"

KlyHE VERY VALUABLE fAn Igi
IN KING WILLIAM COUNT wlsT
MATTAPoNI RIVER TES MILES hbxx11SsiSis3
POINT, CALLED HUNTINGTON, .vss w. a..
PIvR HUNDRED ACRES, FOX sa.s tse tJrg.
authorized by the present owner W 80 80 tEs 40
going valuable estate, formerly oShsa yWil4E
Thomas Gregory, adjoining the lsnN' othsn
Brook. General Lee, Mr.. Johnson, ~ ao4 sEl
About 800 acres of open land. balance 10 W saI
vrhsr smbrs cling some nno ship t!moe.s,.s1IIEi
apa" ausnty OF cord wood. The coll = sf.S s5Sg
for wSsst. The land Is perfectly lsve a na eas.
ffty feet above the river. The imPIo' ,s Ig,Ip.s
.,.2f ~ LARGE BRICK Dw ELLlhG, sl.aI .Ssala
mantels-cost originally about flo,ey, ~
nov out OF repair IL l. supposed thai ey rsss
xi 600 the same could be made comloIsssk itch. ~.
Il \ rye barn. emokc, house, dairy, sna go. sft
The lad has been rented o1t for Iany IN The
has partially gone down, It's nne seSs ,,I ;. i.
river which Is nsvigabio for steswo.s piy.r rs-.
ing vessels aud Its nearness 10 tue lI Is ryoa's.
road should commend IL 10 those see -. eS,s.r ~.
bic Investment In ace estate ~ ~ "a for ~
aides in remote county, and has ~ .,b,t is II.
IA rm. hs has authorized Us 10 sell II |"
eardsd great sacrifice, h,,, two y lee
M Francis Martin, who resides aoou' 80 "a 49,
,,om the farm, will show ell the boun1'''
person Wishing 20 view y; Apply sppgRsoy.
S''' HARRISON, GODDls Ar .I,sl'Snesr,
no st-yt -
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sT NOTICE TO CITY AND COUNTRY
MERCHANTS we are just in receipt Of largo
addition 10 our stock Of STAPLE DRY GOODS,
purchased last week for cash in New York, under
the heavy decline In prices. We are now prepared
TO offer great to city and country deal.
err, and invite ell who desire to replenish their
stocks to give rs eAn. Amongst the goods are the
following: a -ftt go
4 cases MANCHESTER and PACIFIC DR.
LANES,
10 cases NADER PRINTS,
cases IA, 7.s, and4.4 PLAID L1NSEYS,
7bales ENGLISH and DOMESTIC BLAN.
KETS, a.
cases "a, 80, and a. BLEACHED COT
TONS,
70 bales "a, rs, and "A BROWN CoTT0NS,
+ sATTINRTs, FULLRD CLOTHS,
CASSlMRREs,
WHITE and SCARLET ALL.W00L
FLANNELS, ......
and . full stock OF other GOODS and NOTIONS
usually found in dry goods jobbing house. Our
prices have been marked down to meet the decline
in other markets. MILLHISER 4 MOSES,
NO o0-u oil Main street.
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VERY VALUABLE LOT, ON TIL
Y NORTH SIDE OF MARsH.LL BETWttss
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, FOR SALE ;.
AUCTION Twill be sold at public snoi"a ~ ;
NJ, that beautiful BUILDING LOT on the bSt'
side OF Marshall between Second and Third Ire ;
fronting twenty four and half feet, running 1as
one hundred and eight feet TO an alley h.At I'
wide. ...l
Terms: 0ne-third cash balance at on, q.
two years for negotiable notes with Interest aa-''
secured by a trust deed. .,,,,,,s,x
no,a AGc,loueeTs
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MEETINGS.

BASEBALL CLUB
IL A meeting OF the RICHMOND BASEBALL
CLUB will be held in the City Hall TO MORROW
EVENING (22d) at s o. clock p. NJ. II is the wish
OF the president that every member Will be in at
ienhAnce. mo -<-N
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~ ATTENTION, LADIES.-we wish to In
form the public that the firm Of g. N. WALKER
co. has succeeded K. C. STEPHENS as the agent
for the sale OF the celebrated GROVER BA-
KER SEWING MACHINE, which they offer to
the public at Baltimore prices. Wishing to keep
southern trade in the hands Of southern men, they
have opened an establishment at sH Broad street,
Richmond, for all kinds Of MACHINE SEWING.
such as mantillas coaks, dresses, and all kinds OF
wearing apparel at prices to suit the times. With
the instructions OF Mr.. Walker, any lady can and
will be proud OF asewing machine which lessons
the hours OF toll, @. N. WALKER & CO.,
mole 52l Broad street. Richmond.
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T EONARD'S AGUE CURE,
IL LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF,
LRONARD'S AGUE CUBE,
LE0NARDS INSTANT RELIEF,
LEONARDS AGUE CURE,
T.EnyARDiS INSTANT RELIEF.

A YER'S PILLS.-Are you sick, fee
IA Bile, and COMPLAINANT Are you out Of order,
with your system deranged and your feehngs I'M
These are 4, Of Ssh ns prs
ti@s " use Of the right remedy: Take AYEks
pnrify the blood, and let the fluids move on unob
structed in health again: They stimulate the
functions Of the BODY into sgoI9as Wbis
disease. A cold settles somewhere In the hody,
and dersnges its natural functions, These, II not
react upon ana ine su
sKs sRs PiIf and see how directly
store the natural action OF the system and with II
the buoyant fee ing of health again. What is true
and so apparent in this trivial and common com;
ans a,eG n The same passss
expsls them. Caused by similar DISTINCTIONS and
derangements OF the natural functions OF the body,
they are rapidly, and many OF them surely, cured
by the same means. None who know the virtue OF
these PILLS will neglect to employ them when
suffering from the disorders they c9rs-sueh a.
plants, Indigestion, arrangement OF the Liver
Costiyeness, Constipation,, Heartburn. Rheums.
tism, Dropsy, Worms, and Suppression wneh 'aAeh
They are sugar coated, so that the most sensitive
take them easily. and they are surely the nest
purgative medicine vet discovered.
AYERS AGryE CURE. FOR THE SPEEDY AND
CERTAIN CURE Of Intermittent Fever or Chills
and Fever, Remttent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
ARue Periodical Headache or BILIOUS ncSoaches
and Bilious Fevers; indeed, for the whole class
Of diseases originating In hillary arrangement,
This remedy has rarely failed 10 cure the severest
cases OF chils and fever, and 1t has this great ad-
vantage over other agne medicines, that II sub
dues the complaint without injury to the patient.
Ii contains no quinine or other deleterious sub
stance, nor does It produce quinism or any inlu.
rious effect whatever. Shaking brothers OF The
army and the west, try 1t, and you will endors
'n Prepared a BY j. G. AVER CO., Lowell. MSS,
and sold by dealers everywhere. oe lin
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CALF, SALT, SALT.-2,0OO sacks
lsn1inE dis day on dook. for sale By
uos1-lt< corner Seventh and Cary streets.
;NTINDOW GLASS. - EHEECH
q ICY IeI|s Is,I sc .i;s;'.,s.s 81. :
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD CoMPANY,l
RICHMOND, November II, 1855.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The
- nineteenth annual meeting Of the stoc kholders
of the RICHMOND AND DANNlLLE RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held In the city of Richmond
~ " J. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
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Bye. C. Hsnes, Aueticneer, .u
Seventh street between Broad ana AAf'

Y,op SALE PRIVATELY TT Tn I
kgHon Vii yIxfusgs, aud LicSsNSSSs *.
- S o0op , m a. Tho "GREES HOUSE.; NJ
s sss s sI street, between Broad ana y Jas
III he unexpired LEASE Until the Af'' =
RI Il one Of the best aud most A.
Bshmen,s of the kind In the pelgn =, shsngs D.
sold only because tho owner i seoa. =
epaatiss wishing % purchase can enmaST,
premises by applytngto AasIionssri
IL mol sold before sATukpa s,,hsat reserve"
The highest bidder. iacioasef.
M aC-lda -
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DHILoLoGIAN FREE SCHOOL,

DHILOLOGIAN FREE SCHOOL,
have dstermined to open NIGHT SCHOOL for the
purpose OF giving instruction to the young men and
boys OF the town whose circumstances prevent
The instruction win be given FREE OF CHARGE.
Each pupil will be required 70 furnish his own
books and, Ii able, to bear his part OF the cur
rent expense OF the school.
ARRANGEMENTS will be made to assist those who
cannot furnish tn cir own books, &c
Parsons desiring TO enter this school can leave
thar names with Dr. A. g.. McRAg, Captain WILL
LIAn l. CLoPToS, or JOHN u. BOWMAN, the execu-
None admitted under twelve years of age.
~ o'Ne. - ROBERT q. BEAZLEY,
4. orrasnondinR Secretary.
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r v. SUNDBURG,
- MANUFAcTURER OF
LOOKING GLASS, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE
FRAMES,
No. so4 MAIN sTRsBr, SECOND DOOR ABOVE NINTH.
. established 1854, ........
and .usrded the Silver Medal for Gilt Frames a.
the Virginia Mechanics Institute, 1883. 4
Ib.xs rssumed the FRAME and GLIDING BUsI-
NESS, and am prepared to
FRAME PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS IN
EVERY STYLE AND
REGILD OLD FRAMES, TO CLEAN AND VAR
NISH OIL PAINTINGS,
TO MOVE, PACK, AND HANG LOOKING.
GLASSES AND PAINTINGS.
All orders will receive the strictest attention.
Business cards framed At the very lowest price.
no 22-At
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
ON UNION HILL, ON TWENTY-FIVE
STREET, FOR SALE At AUCTlON.-Wi be -.
at auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the ."A
November, 1855. At O'Clock 7, N the very a..
sirabls RESIDENCE located a. above, near ths
residence Of Mr. Valentine Heckler now m ne
occupancy Of Mr.. w. 7. jenkins. The LOT h'h
front OF 800 feet and depth Of 49, feet to on aif
The dwelling has i've rooms, besides Kitchen
with we'll OF water In the yard. and choice pAi'
eel OF fruit trees.
TERMS: One-third cash balance az four ara
eight months, for negotiable notes, ihteIef Aai''
secured by a trust deed. ,,,,crr,,
M N Auctluursrf
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= .-.I,-.T4 KUBERT n. BEAZLkT,
no It's Corresponding Secretary.

NFUSCAT PERLE.-In introducing
lNl the celebrated brand OF MUsCAT sPERLE 10
the favorable notice OF the eAte, We deemi me-
Sessary 70 state that Il is made OF me choices"
AUsCAT PERLE, though possessing A exqui-
site fruitinsss, s generous by It's nature that,
though ion snY length eG Of @
quite different from those wines which deteriorate
and become worthless when exposed to the amos
The refined viii hail With pleasure Q PURE
WINE In the full sense OF the words wine that
win feel grateful TO the most delicate. as pro-
auees no scidity ON the stomach; but au contrdtre
sean, who have Tried this vine par ercellsnce are
most snshusisssio In iis praises. No sidebosrd II
Il Is especially adapted for LADIES, and sur
passes any table wine in the country.
Church people are invited 70 examine this vino
pua,TY. p.LicAeY 2. ELAyoa, and NLnssss
are aA combined N HusSAT PERIE. 49,
tel. ard By nj leading druggists. I'm no si-im
uYaiENIC WINE.-IMPORTED.
yojc!;nm cniy necessary % call attention 70 Tho
i. HY3iESIc wfnI Il In. only ron, !. ,.,.s
receives tbs snhsxitsiing APPROVAL Of ali physi.
!, ayoIsNIc WINE v.s t.stsd .. IA. s.,,,.
mors Gonysntson Of the Ansrissn Medical Alsoei-
.. HYSiSNiS WIZ contains no whisky or
Alcoholic Admixtuse whstsysr. Rs
= s ~ aasa s = :l sss Is.
15Kzne - - e,1ss stI Il
eele Agents foR O. ~ ~.
Pisass. No, -, sosase j - = ~ xPPEE6t
A''As'ss' -
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lIARINE FOUNDRY FOR s stsatcs 2
MI IA, hsing able 10 gre the proper ssxiI'kEs -
The bnSsnsss, Offer for sals Al Ssya sstsbsi's'
PxTTKKNs. PLAyKs, DC. =. N !.
nss. os s. sss .ns finsSs ForSpgiss are 20:
perfect SSrkins order and .lssSas ssa Of sori,
bSt lite aitsn.ion 70 ~ nSsa =.
vii Lease o. ~" s.,sntioa and bat ana"
s.psssi prcA tshls basnsss WEI % an The posi-
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WILLIAM MITCHELL & CO.,
wv HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, BROAD
lsol.-An orders for HOUSE SIGN. and oREA:
and CEILINGS, left will be promptly attended 70.
MI. WILLIAM G. BAKsEs, our sign painter, will
always be q our shop 10 attend TO all orders LETT for
ma RICHARD ID. MITCRELL,
no as-Iw WILLIAM MITCHELL.
hogsheads CLEAR RIB
I'D SIDES, i've hogshesds SHOULDERS. on con-
$500 - 8, JONRs, Jx., & Co.,
+ NO n Fifteenth street.
TSOR SALE. 22,OO0 OLD BRICKS.
F t0TTRRLL i pILCHBR,
HEROS e NlE. Ten barrels tustr re-
- - e ssls = nsAssAsssfSSaSs,v y sHasss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ mn. HAxALL has returned to the city,
"a w., :. Sound at hia. residence, corner Sixth
and Grace streets. ohicsen Sixth street. \
"na o'".0 no 2s-H
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FURNITURE. ETC.

T HAVE JUST FINISHED SIEVE
j RAJ SETS OF CHAMBER FURNITURE OF
AND WALNUT, the finest and OF
the most fashionable style In the market, entirely
Have also some very PINE SOLID ROSEWOOD
PARLOR SETS nearly ready. Those In want o.
snbstaatisi, and 81 the came time very
nice would do well to give me call.
UNDERTAKING attended to at all hours
- 49, 7T---II 49, H. A. ATKINSON,
No. zoe Thirteenth for Govsrnorl street,
fva-u above Franklin, Richmond, va,
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD CohPASY,}
November 10, lsG6.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
/ VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
will hold their annual meeting in the hall Of the
House of Delegates on THURSDAY the 22d instant
at - o'clock N. JOHN GARhEII,
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HORSES, BEEF AND STOCK CAT
IL TIE, HOGS, SHEEP, CROPS, &C, FOB
sALR.-Hsving determined TO abandoned farming,
except on q very reduced scale, i will, on THURS
DAY the 22d instant, at my residence, near Lock
No. II, on the canal, In Goochland county, selithe
principal portion Of my stock OF horses, cattle,
hogs, and sheep, sonic farming implements, and
set Of blscksmfths' tools, portion Of the crops,
&c. Among the articles TO be sold are some excel
lent work, riding, and harness horses; several 81.
and stock cattle including work oxen, milch cows,
very superior young bull, brood sows, and other
TERMS: A credit OF six months will be given for
sums OF twenty dollars and upwards, on bonds,
with approved security, but cash sales are prefer:
red, and for such payments liberal discount VIII
be allowed. MARTIN JAMES.
A. NJ. HAMILTON, Auctoneer.
P.S.-If Thursday should be too inclemsnt to
proceed with the sale, II viii so on the next suita
bic day no 16-3t*
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EEAST FOR THE BENEFIT OF IN
II DIGENT CHILDREN. The D0RCAS SOCIETY
of Broad street Methodist Episcopal church will
continue the Feast during the present week In
Broad streets and respectfully request the patron
age Of their friends and the public generally.
buttons of eatables, etc. las their friends may be
disnos.d tn make them no l9-3t
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
r ARGE SALE OF MULES, HORSES,
~ WAGONS. HARNESss BLACksMlTHs' AND
late arm OF Hatcher & Webster land for the pun.
pose of winding up the Partnership, We shall sell
at auction, at the stables formerly occupied by
Vile depot, on THURSDAY the 22d OF November,
1888, commencing ct 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
e s Hos MsFgsLEs.
-" ""' 70 sets HARNESS,
lSPRING WAGON,
IS STREET WAGONS, all In good order.
ALSO, uupprwprours,
TOOLS, and some WHEELWRIGHTs' TIMBER.
Farmers and others needing strong and WELL
broke MULES and HORSES would do well to at
TERMS: All sums under nf,y dollars, cash !; over
that amount, ninety days credit for approved, en-
dorsed negotiable paper.
Will be added to the above sale
ssADDLE and HARNESS HORSES,
4 M mA RskEsS aoDD1s AppERsos.
noA Auctioneers.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE. Will
n be sold at auction on THURSDAY, November
Thomas n. Ladd, deceased, the personal property
OF which he died possessed, consisting In part OF
/ HORSE, MULE, cows, PkoIESpER,
GAkTs P61w HSE sad khN
NITURB, BOOKS, SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS,
BUGGIES, and many other articles.
WIN. L. COWARDIN, Administrator
At the same time and place will be rented the
desirable FARM OF $50 acres, with the usual
buildings. :,
TERMS On day OF sale. noh-td
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.


UNSTABLE PRIVATE RESI-
L. DENCg, ON SOUTH SIDE or EARRING.
AUCTIoN.-WiH be sold on THURSDAY the 72d
OF November on the premises, at n o'clock p. NJ,
the desirable residence above described, now &C.
cupied by Mr. George II. Richards. The house
has seven rooms, Kitchen with four rooms, wood
and smoke houss-an nearly new, and In good
order. The building 10 put up In the best style
city and surrounding country and 10 convenient
tho business part OF the city, The lot fronts 80 feet
and runs back la feet.
TERMS; One Attn cash !; the balance on Q credit
Of four eight, twelve, and sixteen months for ne.
gotisbls notes, interest added.
JAMES n. TAYLOR,
no lo-tds Auetionssf