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In Dyspepsia,

ana IL attendant train Of symptoms, il acts more
LIKE A CHARM than MEDICINE. There IA moth
ing In the whole range Of Maieria Medcs that can
OF 9 moment beaz comparison with Il IN this dis
ease.
A fuii account q th's wonderful plant may be
fouod IN tbs tith edition Of the U. s. Dspeusatory
pares 1857 and laSs
A series a. erperiHnaata In which IT. Bull has
bssn II years engaged has inst begn brought 10 q
surceasful termination, and be b now enabled 20
offer 30 the public combination Of nEDRnN with
other approved toncH the whole preserved 10 the
hesl quality of copper distilled Bourbon WHISKY,
which be u confident has no equsl IN the world.
He might furnish volume % certificates, but the
public have long since learned 10 estimate such
hinge BY tksIr true value. The Eafeei plan Is Tor
ever oae y test for himself the virtues a new
medicine
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His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
less than a year after their introduction,

attained q reputation vide spread - the CONT
nent OF North Americs. But the GROWING glory o.
this life remains 70 he attained IN his discovery, Of
rather combination, for he does not clam 70 nave
been the discoTerer OF CE DION, which h the hash
Of the Bittsrs now offered 20 the pubiie. That hon
or beaohEs 20 the native inhantantf % Cenira
America, 10 whom iis virtues have hscn known tol
more than two hundred years Armed with Il The
ladian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria
and handle, without fesr, the most Yen0mous ser
ponts tits belief with them, that while there ID
breath In too body, the Cedron il potent 20 cue,
matter Whist The disease may be.
While DIT. Boil n not prepa ed 10 endorse this eL
travnGAnt pretension, he - nevertheless sat sled
from thorough examnahon Of the evidence rels.
ting 10 its virtues, that as remedy and prevents
tive for all disease arising nom exposure. Q thel
GEE ID stands
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COLLECTING AGENTS.
Tvs DEALEKs, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTs.

C,ONE 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Reta
~ booksellers. StatiOners, and News Agents
No. 80 North Cherry straet, Nashville Tenn
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

AsYERs & HUNT-Manufacturers Of all the
III Latest styles OF First Glass Carriages and
Bugqes, Express Wagons and Csrrya4s, u North
Market street.
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vey:ane for Medicinal Purposes.

WE warrant an the above articles to he Fresh
w and Pure. and win b. sold at the lowest
market rates. We invite the sttrnfiou o. our old
Gus 'ouers and the pube, sud request call and
an examinations o. cur stock and prices before ma-
king their purchases.
The Prescrpt on Department viii DO under the
special control Of n thorough Chemist and We Wsr-
rant Fll prescriptions entrusted o. us vii b. accu-
rateiy manipulated, al all hours day or IghL
fgbi-3m
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In retiring frunn NE Glove Grrn tender ~
grateai aeEaqpisig Eients - my old friauda ~ ~
und truss tizsi hey Niil cont nuo = 40 49, - II
my ste Ftrtnsf Mr. haitaraaa. fselfn,- - - 49,
pssss ~ Fno may Eel Disposed 10 ..fr5,sls hIsa
n. ~ HutiHE5.
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M ERRl1T HILIs-Dealers in Wall Paper
wi Window Shades WinuoW Glass; and Photo
graphic Material, AZ Church street, Mayheld
Binding, opposite Maxwell. House.
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olnsenu. Eeaihers, BeesWax.

/ ~ e...t - - flrrlT stare Of r.. II Jant 10 a
o. ho h Norta MafEst .treet, Cfom WeHa' "a
sand for 6InacrE. Fee-lef- 49, heeaHAE- ls
lanie-a
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.
CIRgY : sslTrH, Nos Sc aud Sc Union street,
> mp sfsirs) represent The fcloNing Companies
tan, Phosnix and Knickerbocker LIE Of New lork,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
ATTORNEYS AR LAW.
CsAMPBEIL. MoRERN-& GRoEsBEoK, Attor-
~ neys At Law sna Claim Agents, practice IN ali
the Courts. CoectfOns promptly attended 70
also claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected Once u North Cherry street up stars.
OTIS, z. A.-As.O4ney and Counsellor At Law,
" Once So Cherry o.: ?. o. Box 74s.
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
TElRsT NATIONAL BAEK-eovernment DepOsi-
IL t0ry-No. 50 College street, between Union
and the Pubic Square dealers IN Uneurrent
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government securi-
lies Of Al klnde. Stocks snd Bonds bought and
sold on Commission Collections promptly at
a. g. stEFonb, Pres't. Jas G. OoDES .Cash'r.
K. 9. JkEIsOs, Assistant Cashier.
AFARR, THOs s.-Broker, corner Union and
vi College streets, buys snd sels Gold. OIcur-
TenI Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 20 promptly
Also buys and cells on COMMISSION.
~ EooND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- ~ Cherry street, deals in Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Co n. Collections promptly
attended 10 }. LUasBEE, Cashier
VHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Desls IN Exchange; Government securities
and Com. Collections promptly attended o.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
w. W. BEEETs President. EDGAR JONES, Cashier
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
DERRY DUMoNT, Bell and Brass Founders,
Manufacturers Of ala kinds Of Brass Nork,
uealers 10 gas steam and water pipe OIL we'll Ia
ling and pump, gum bose packing sPtiDeIs sO'ueA
aGd bsobii, No. IL broad street, near HE HFer.
Tnsri4
BOOK AND JeB PRINTING.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING Cu.-Book
ana JOB Printers, and pa lishers OF the Dal-
N and Weekly Union, funlers Alley, between
Union and DsadsncE streets.
BREWEHX.
,,PRlNG WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL &
- FRANK, successors 70 n. J. DTuckef Brewers
OF Ale and Lager Beer, NO. Al Broad stree, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecs ~
HOOKsELLERS AND sTATIONERS.
L,INGLkTON, X H-Bookseller, Publisher
- s.ahonsr, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
building.
CAHKIAGE-mANUFACTUlsEbss.
NsYERs 3 RUNT-Manufacturers Of all the
III Latest styles Of First Glass Carriages and
Bugqes Express Wagons and Carrysl4s, u North
Market street.
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TFNNERs. A.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 husinesg Agents, over Yorks Book store, Ss1S
Union Str, ct, Nashville, Tenn. sub6-6m"
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EMPIRE WATER

Is a cathsrtic, and a valuable remedy for Eheums-
tsm, Dersugement Of the Liver. Diseases OF the
Skin, and General Debility. lie effects are most
salutary in Lung Diseases. IL Is an almost sure
cure for ScrOfula and the most avated forms OF
DyspeE STA As preventive and Gu for ali Bilious
Dersngeunents il stands unrivalied
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COUCH, COLD, o. s0aE THROAT

dguiEEs usuEarsrE Arrr..., tsn ar.lll ar
cuErsED. Do stlaatu r. rls1rsrt.
IrritOtion Of thc iHuss. o. t'rrmzusui THO,
AneCiion, Or an inrufshlo lang Disease
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COAL Ann WonD.

II NIGHT BROTHERS.-Dealers in Cumberland
n and fittsburg Cal Wood sawed and split IL
lJoVe lengths. Ohice 40 Church street. Yard on
promptly.
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without a Rival.

Aud Justly deserves the reputation il has 80 long
enjoyed IN Central America and the West Indies,
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An Extraordinary Law Suit in BOs-
tOn-HOW the Dog Snapped at the
Shadow in the Water, and Lost his
Meat.
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| CAREY & SIXTH, Nos So aud ss Union street,
. mp sfairsJ represent The EcloNing Companies
ana Of Hartford Security, Manhattan, MeIropoli-
tan, PhOsnix and Knickerbocker LIE Of New lork,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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TOHN OrNEILL, Military Attorney ana Solicitor
81 Of Claims, fIosecutes all classes Of CLAIMS
against he Government for cItzens and soldlt r..
once IS CeeEr street, Nashville, lem lnoYi-Od'@
UtOM rKINs, ID. q OO.-U. s. G aim Agents
Oficers' Pay AccOLn,s and QuarteTmas tens
Vouchers bought 81 tee best rates, OF collected
One corner Cherry- and Cedar streets, up sta-Is
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TcoMpnED FROM THE onraoMAS.j
DATES TO MARCH "a.

Chicago, March 23 Plies Opera House, in
Cincinnati, was totally destroyed by fire last
night. The Enquirer Office and adjoining
buildings on Fourth street, were also burned.
IL was the most destructive fire that ever vs-
tied Cincinnati Loss $5U0,0o0.
The Ohio Senate has passed the eight hour
bill with triaing amer dmenls, and if they are
agreed to by the House, the bill becomes u
law July lst. it makes eight hours q legal
days work.
The Rhode Island Union Convention, which
nominated Gen. Burnside for Governor, put
forward no platform, and the Democrats have
decided not TO nominate n ticket because of IL
split in the Union ranks. The other wing
will probably nominate the present Governor
Smith for re election.
The friends of Colorado do not despair of
securing the admission of that territory to the
Union, by this Congress. An effort will be
made to renew the direct attempt. II this
fails, an effort. will be made to admit Colort do
and Nebraska by one act. Perhaps Montana
will be ready to come in by that time.
The committee on weights, measures and
coinage, recommend to Congress to authorize
aud encourage by law, the admission and USE
Of the metrical system of weights and meas :
ures, and that with view TO familiarize the
people with the system that provision be
made By law for the immediate distribution
10 custom houses and States of metrical stan
dard of weights aud measures, and also to
Introduce the system into pos'otlices, by
making single letter weight fifteen granmes,
And 10 cause tho new cent pieces to be so
coined that they shall weigh each ten gramm,
aud that their diameters shall be made to
bear determinate and similar ratio to the
inetrcal unit OF length.
Georgia newspapers publish rumor that
there will soon be held convention of col.
ored people at Augusta, for the purpose Of
nominating representatives to Congress from
tho territory of Georgia
The Secretary of War informs Congress in
answer TO tie resolution, that on January
9th there were l52 GIL men in The service
namely: regulars, 26, ,5ss white volunteers
57,593; colo ed, 65,766; staff officers, etc.
100. Orders have been issned for further
reduction of 1864 whites and $500 col
ored.
In Congress last Monday communication
was received f'om Secretary Seward, inclos
ing letter from Messrs. Brewer & Co., re
lating to bill for service in bringing t.
Honolulu from the Ascension Islands 6,
American seamen, left there by the pirat,
Shenandoah. The till is for $3, $50 in gold
which the Secretary thinks should be prompt
ly paid.
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THE VANCOUVER QUARTZ LEDGE
The excitement in regard to tie dis,
covery of gold bearing quartz ledge
near Vancouver continues unabated.
Specimens of the rock have been sent
10 Portland for assay. The Oregonian
says:
The rock bears unmistakeble signs
Of containing gold, and we should not
be surprised if it proved to contain
quicksilver. 600 pounds of the ore
will be tested at the battery of the
Oregon Iron Works, probably to day.
Until we can learn something of these
results of course we are unable to give
an idea of the value of the discovery,
but allowing it to be- worth $40 per
ton--one.third as rich as practical
miners estimate 1.-THE result of work,
ing it must be enormous. There are
already four companies organized for
developing the ledge, which is fully as
extensive as reported yesterday, and
extensions are being taken up and re.
corded about as fast as the clerks can
make out the papers.
The Herald says the rock will yield
$50 per ton. We hope this is so.
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ANOTHER EAarHouAKE.-Y Y esterda day's

ANOTHER EARTHouAKE.-Y esterda avs
Portland papers announce another
earthquake as having visited San
Francisco. 1t was felt at San Jose.
Gilroy, and other interior town.
Chimneys were thrown down and
other slight damages done, but owing
10 the telegraph being out of order no
particulars are given.
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x,r- WORDS OF VITAL uNTEREST.-will

the thousands who read columns Of frivolous verp.
,ape every day devote Ave minutes to the perusai
NJ a few facts which concern them nearly our
taxi Ia Health, and we will put our commentary
into nutshell Weakness Is indirectly the cause
of all sickness; for IL nature be strong enough 70
resist the morbid influences which produce Illness
Of course they are powerless Seek Strength mere
fore invigorate and regulate the system. wheh
the quicksilver ranges from eighty TO nineys
degrees in the shade, the most athletic are ehtee
bled and the weak are Frustrated. tits AZ sucn y
time that such an invigorator as HOSTEL Ihh
STOMACH BITTBRs is urgently needed. whst
are the effects OF this vegetable tonic "ouiu
that all who have known It's benefits could con
dsnse their experience into this paragraph. ihey
would tell the healthy, to protect their health they
mnst use this great safeguard against the deDllts
ting Influences. They would exhort the weak 70
discard all unmedicated and impure stimulants,
and cling 10 this wholesome and unfailing tonic
and Alternative rs the shipwrecked mariner wouid
cling TO a raft In a stormy sea. They wouia OF
dvspeptic pangs be relieved, Of appetite restored OF
shattered nerves restrung, of headaches cured OF
dIsordered functions regulated, OF hypochondria
fascinated of miasmatie diseases bafied, OF fever
and ague cured, of liver complaints arrested, OF
heat, priyation, and toll defed; Of hope reani-
mated. and cheerfulness restored. Such are the
eFects of HOSTETTER's BITTERS.
no 28-eod2w
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w BINFORD'S HAT STORE, laos MAIN
STREET, A FEW DOORS BELOW PEARL (oR
FOURTEENTH STREET, IN THE HOUSE
KNOWN AS THE "DIME HOTEL" AND NEXT
DOOR TO ALIENS HAT STORE.-All the HATS
in this establishment are new and fresh (having
been bought In the last few days. and of the latest
styles. A good assortment of WOOL HATS, suta-
BILE for the country trade; splendid assortment OF
FANCY HATS, for young men and boys; BLACK
SOFT HATS in great variety. Also, CANES OF the
latest make, and UMBRELLAS.
Captain WILLIAM H. MAXWELL. formerly OF
the canal packet line, is engaged in this house,
and would be pleased to see his friends
no 4-1mt
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I have selected the above items simply
because complaints have been made OF our
charges on them. As general rule, it aoiH
be found hat the charges on most of the Pr-
ginia roads on the products Of agriculture or
mining compare farorably ,oith the rates on
leading northern roads, according to their
printed tariffs. In 1855 the Reading rail-
road carried over 100000 tons of coal to
market. 1t received precisely three cents
per ton per mile on all this tonnage, on
road where there are no grades against the
trade-all are level or descending towards
Philadelphia. The Virginia Central rail
road is now carrying coal and plaster from
Richmond to Staunton, over the seventy
feet grades of the Blue Ridge, at about
two and three-quarter cents per ton per
mile. / will not comment on this fact, the
statement is sufficient.
Ipresume these roads will be accepted
as good types of well-managed railroads in
MARYLAND and Pennsylvania, and hope
the public in Virginia will be satisfied by
the statement I have made, that the Vir-
ginia roads are not more oppressive than
others. The two have specified are man
aged in the interests of two great cities,
and doubtless areH managed. Give the
Virginia roads one-fourth the. business
these roads have, and we could afford to
carry for less than we now do, but to OBJ
tain this the avenues to the West must be
opened; it cannot be had from local bust
ness for many years. To reduce the tolls on
the Virginia Central railroad, complete
the CoviDgton and Ohio railroad. COM
petition will do the rest.
Very respectfully,
| your obedient servant,
| II. d. WHITCoMB,
| General Superintendent.
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Nh. PLEAsANTs's LECTURE To-NIoHr.-
We have 20 recently expressed our opinion
as TO the high qualifications Of Mr.. PLEA
SAINTS a. lecturer that we deem it un-
nses1ssry TO do more this morning than
'enu We public that his second lecture
comes on At Virgins Hall this evening. II
"oa'a W source OF real pleasure to MS,
and ought TO DO 10 tia citizens Of Rich.
moDd generally, and especially those 3,
them who are known q the sold inhabi.
tants," 70 see tho ball crowded Wna an IA.
telligent and refined audience.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NEW THEAT r f.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, December ands.
LEONARD GROVER, Director Of the Opera, has
the honor TO announce TWO GRAND OPERA
CONCERTS by the following artistes:
MAIZE fh Mr.. JOSEPH HERMANs,
Mr.. THEODORE HABELMAN,
Mr.. FRANZ HIMMER,
Mr.. WILLIAM FORMES,
MISS CLARA LANG, ,,,,,,,rr,,,,
Mr.. WILLIAM GROSSCURTH.
The Director takes pleasure in being able to pre-
sent in Grand Opera Concert an array OF artses OF
such great and uniform excellence. The require
ments of Grand Opera rarely present in an lndlvi-
dual cast more than half these great lyric stars IN
a single evening. The programme for the evening,
in this city, Is especially selected with reference
to presenting ALL the artistes, and In their most
In addition TO the regular programme, the Orano
Garden Scene OF
FAUST!
Al Ai'o n"t = MARIE FREDERICK.
FAUsT-bis original role FRANZ HIMMER.
mhfhisiof hihh'-n'' VI JOSEPH HERMANs.
ehhDhn--'0i WIS THEODORE HABELMAN.
MARTHA.................. .....CLAhA LANd.
The above is the great FAUST CAST which has
rendered this Opera so famous. Mr.. Hermans in
PRODUCES the serenade Song in this act.
And the grand act second OF
MA TH A
will be presented entire, with scenery and cos
tunes.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Private Boxes, Sc and $40. Balcony Chairs, 81 So
Dress Circle, 81. Orchestra, 81. Parquette, -
cents. Family Circle, SO cents. Gallery, % ana
Sale of Reserved Seats will commence TUES.
DAY MORNING, December 4th. no So-ts
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAv
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~->~~>- ~~>~~>~~~~ al
~ Harrison, 0od4in 4 Appeson, Au,,,on..,..
bsuxsn, Brokers, and Real Eststs Agsn,."

THREE BEAUTIFUL Pre-,
DEsCRs, ON LEAsBHOLDs. JrsT vIgfsli
~: On THE WEST SIDE or NINTH, srsssyi.
oPP0sIT! THE CAPITOL SQUARE. g1p s,nITy
AT AUCTION.WilI be sold at auction on sA ,.s
premises, on "WEDNESDAY the 5th day an b I'm US
per- 1855 At o'clock p. n. thoas THRgZ Ry,mn n
TlPUL AND HANDSOMELY PIsisHEb ~ ~
DBNCkS located rs above, containing len ,al hsI'
9 coal and wood .hoBe and store room a,,s.,,Ls'
Each house has two parlors with sliding soa,.nsd
marble inantels, and dining room on the fr., $50 h1
four chambers on the second story ana ib, s"W
the third story. all set with CRATES The 49, On
are furnished With inside Venetian blinf'
The hack building contains two .ep p,,n!'
rooms and . kitchen. These are ins,iy $50, -
garded ~ the most conveniently ar;,,I -,
tensments which have been built In ibe ~, go
OF Richmond. They are supplied with an ~
modern improvements, such d. gas water ejn.''.nS
culvers, bath tubs, and washstands aifacbSa -
nursery have iron porches and iron baIconIe. -
second story windows. and rear porches annsy.g
AL the roofs Are covered with tin. '4'
These houses, being located in front OF Can't,
square, possess many desirable Advantage F''l
They are sub Get to ground rent OF sbor, 40,
per annum and taxes, and, whilst the Iaass
long one. the lessor Is TO pay yalnstjons go sa
buildings At the end thereof. ''"'''h ''f the
TEENS: One third cash balauca a, ,brn. -
nine, and twelve months for negotiab not, 49,
terest added, secured by a trust deed ''''''' a.
HARRISON, G0DDly 4 APpgRsoy
Ho 20 Auctiops.y.
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By A. 7. Stokes 4 Go.

A UCPTON SALE OF GROCERIES
IN On FRIDAY the 3oth instant, commencing At
IL o'clock we will sell at orr warehouse
30 hogsheads PORTO RICO and husCOVADo
rs barrels REfIGED SUGARS, EXTRA
and g, -
100 barrels BROWN REFINED SUGARS,
40 bags RIO COFFEE, prime
20 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE, prime;
rs barrels REFINED and GOLDEN SYRUPS,
10 Rossheads MUSCovADo M0LAssHs,
100 barrels HALIFAX HBRRINGS,
90 hogsheads BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS,
900 barrels FAMILY, EXTRA, and sUPBRPINE
FLOUR,
100 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
200 half boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
30 barrels WHiSKEY, proof and above:
barrels OLD PEACH BRANDY, very supe-
sbarreis TAsNERs' OIL,
with a variety OF other desirable goods. Parties
intending goods for this sale must send them In on
THURSDAY, A. Y. STOKES u co.
no 2s-H
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
By Harris0p, doddia + Appsrson, Aussioneers,
Bank6ss, Broken, and Real Kststs Agents.
GALE OF SHEEP. MULES. HORSES,
- COWS, &c., AT AUCTIoN:-At the req uest Of
Colonel ii. L. Darlington twho wishes to reduce
mis- stockI We snail sell st :. Sunny Side on the
westhsm pianE road three miles above Richmond,
on FRIDAY the 7th December i''0' a. IL O'Clock
u nEs SHEEP,
HORSES,
20 CATTLk, embracing some nne MICH
800 COWS. s.gs
TxExs: An SIMS undor city dollars, cash over
that amount, four months credit for approved en-
00f'ea "'fRi HARRISON, doDDIN & APpgRsoN,
no 70 s-IT7FT vffy Auctionsers.
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AUCTION SALEeT I1lS DAY.
--.-.- ~.4r $500 ~-<<-s~I,-~----
By Harrison, Goddin Apperon, Auesionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
GALE OF MULES, COWS, CORN.
HS MA go SAE HGSs
DAY, November seth, at III o clock A. M, we VIII
offer sale gubc sTsoh Hs1rso SaunT o.
three miles from Richmond, on the Deep-run
road, ali the CROPS, consisting Of
S sfkes and TOP FODDER,
ALSO,
BxCELIENT WORK MULES
SxcEiLENr FARM WAGON.
= or sets CART and WAGON HARNESS
COIN GasE .sa hAi a.
SStfSTSLS yMAssoRs.
PPfHG hKa &C., and nne lot Of
BIooDED Mich cows.
ALSO,
All tina HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consulting OF the usual variety.
TERNs: For all amounts under thirty collars
cash and for over that amount, TOUT montns
credit, for approved negotiable notes satisfactorily
eha0f'eaH HARRISON, aoDDIN APPERsoN.
nosa Auctioneers.
PosPONEMBNT.-The above sale Is postponed
until FRIDAY, November 3oth, at the same hour
III o'clock A. NJ = =,
no2s n, ". n.
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By Grubbs & williams, Auctloneer..
Northwest corner Main and Releyen,h ST.,

DARN IN HANOVER, ABOUT 81.
Or LEASE, AND CROPS, STOCK, PLAINTIFF
UTENSILS, 30. FOR SALE At AUCTION r.
the request OF the representatives Of the estate y
DR.. b. A. Curtis, deceaed we will offer Tor al, -
Puccoon, his late residence, on THURSDAY ~
9Th day OF December next, II fair II not then a.
the next fair day t"c eaf'er, at II O'Clock A. N
the crops OF Corn, Fodder Shucks, Sc, the crop =
Vegetables, consisting o.. the usual VARIETY srt
stock OF Horses, one Mule, and some very f6s
blooded Cattle, and lone household and kitchen
furniture. At the same zine will be rem "a or on,
year, or leased for . term Of years, the FARN
The dwelling has rooms in good repair, With H.,
usual ont buildings, with orchard OF choice lf.!,
peach, apple, pear, cherry, sc.
TgRMs: For the sale and renting. liberal ana
viii be made known on the day Of sale.
GRUBBS u WILLIAMS
no2 AuctlOupcr.