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nd other similar troublesome and painful affections
while IL promptly arrests all HEMORRHAGlcS
and give II their unqualified recommendation Sold
by our agents and dealers. HITT
The Medicine Is exclusively prepared by the sub-
scriberB, PrOprietors and Succes5Ors 70 T. Il, POND
TO when ali orders must be addressed
HUMPHREYS 81 HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co,
No. 562 BROADWAY, New York.
PRICES OF PONDS EXTRAOp.
Six ounce bottles. with directions. reta-..5O cents
Pint bottles, with directions 100
quarts
Liberal discount 20 Physicians and Dealers.
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w EST Oh ESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv RAILROAD VIA MEDIA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after MONDAY, June "a, 1857. Trains will
leave Depot, ,THIRTY-FIRSran and dCHESNUT streets,
no 'oi WEST CHESTER TRAINS s
Leave Philadelphia for West Chester, at7'l6 A, M.
II A. M %sO p M, AIS 2. M 4So z. M. zoo r M and
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Depot
ON East Market street, at SIS A. M, 715 A. NJ 730
and lO'45 A NJ, 1866 p. M, 4'5O and $50 p. M.
Trains leaving West Chester at 7'SO A. M and leav
ing Philadelphia at 45O P. NJ. will stop at B. G. Juno
Leave Philadelp6ia for Media at $50 PM.
Leave Media for Philadelphia at $40 r. M. stopping
Passengers TO or from stations between West Ches-
ter and B. O Junction going east, Will take trains
viii take train leaving Phiiadeiphia at 45o r NJ and
transfer at B. G. Junction -.
The Market Street cars will be In waiting, usual,
at Thirty first and Market streets on the arrival of
for lines leaving the Depot take the cars on Market
street. the last connecting with each train leaving
Front and Market streets thirty minutes previous 70
usf rhe Chestnut and Walnut Street with
all of the above trains, carrying passengers down
den and Amboy KR office az Walnut Walnut street wharf,
passing out WALNUT s street rSfi5nA " thS y Sepo@
Teave philadeIphia At 500 A. M and 2Ps M.
Leave West Chester at 7-45 A. M. ana 4. ~.
City Passenger Market street, Will connect
Front and streets thiryhv minutes before the
leaves Depot and Will leave Depot on arrival OF
each train to carry u se ~
M and leaving West Chester at 720 A. M. ana 40 p
NJ connect at b. @. Junction with trains on p. and B.
@. r. r., for Oxford and intermediate points j.,
only baggage and the Company VII! not III any
case be responsible for amount exceeding one nun
dred dollars unless special contTaeL Is sas LVr tne
49, General superintendent
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MEDICAL.
POND'S EXTRACT OF HAmAMELIs

OR PAIN DESTROYER
~ one OF the few domestic remedies which havecOme
into general use and favor without punR II Ia the
product of simple shrub harmless IN an cases ana
az domestic remedy uneounlied. -
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comb Nyork FOR Portland; schrs Cen Peavey Armstrong;
Catharne Wilcox Mcfsdden Luoec for DO; Loochoo Nc
Fsriard, Belfast for Baltimore
PAwTUcE ET. Dec 3-Arrvsd schr David Floyd. EeL
ley Delaware City.
PROVIDENCE, Dec S-Arrived schrs II Terry, Weaver.
Georgetovn DC: Lncuda Bayles Bsylss 90 Clara. Bax
ter Banare. westmorrand. Rice, Phiacelphia LUCIA
Ives Bowdtrh, do; kighrlngae Beebee ~ za o.,hpor
Ontario Barber, Zicavo Holt do; q w whistler Jr,
Phnney do Oscar Hawey. Clark. do Francis Burritt
Dewey Rondout: Natht Holmes Norhup. DO Benz huter,
Fowler Albany; Clark, Fowler. do splendid Phinney'
Clinton Point, NY. !,
Beiow-Br bark Arro Goudie Ardrossan; schrs Nancy
Brsyton. Milhken Batmore nswes Jackson, 40.
Sailed--schr Ellen Barnes. Clifford. Eiixabenpo,t'
Charle L Hulse Hutchison. Cold Spring, LIZ Clotida
Hart. and Mary Isab j, Saimis rlhport LII
xsAvANNAh, Nov zs-Clearei. ship John Aayah orb
Wilkinson, Liverpool
salem Dec a-Arr schr VIM Arthur. Andrews, Portland
for hrork.
sTONINGrON. Dec ARRIVED, schrs Harriet Lewis
Taylor and funs Bodne Bunce Eizahethport for Bristol:
Nightingale Beehe, aud Justice, Sheldon, do Tor rros
dence. #EHfMN
TARPAULIN COVE, Dec ARRIVED brig Iris swan Isl.
and for Woods Hole.
WAREHAM Dec 2-Arrived. schrs Lamartine. Quincy.
NYork: n vassar, Christie. Elixsbethport
Saled-Schr 4 q Irwin Atkins Philadelphia. .
WARREN. Doc 2-Arrived, schr Mary II Mihin, DAVIS
Eiizzbethport rN#
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ssi 50 SCI for thin mess Beef was in moderate
nsad az former prices Wilt SIS oe PLAIN mess and
Sls xn for do Sales hhls prices For
beef hams the demand continued rood ard the market
was firm. Sales $50 bbis at So a sH-the bitter
pr1ce Tor choice 1ierce beef duh and nominal
nut meats were duh and nominal Sales 80 pigs
western picked hams at l2i<c Bacon uuie
put generally held FIRMLY The sales about o boxes at
c for city cumber,snd cut and IKE i2k for do short
ITO The MARKET for lard ruled dull, but prices
were asked Sales made Of 4on bills At l2<c &c.
l3%c
Ricx-carolins was dull Small ssIes reported af
prices within the range OF sac y eLc.
sEEpsAn descriptions dull and prices almost
nominal
srrAnIrr ruled dun but quite steady There sales
of ~ 900 lbs at l2c q l2lzc.
svcAR-The demand for and pr'c.s were
quite steady Fair good refining Cuba quoted IKE
rs sales a67 hhds At llAc aisAc for Cuba i4s4e.
l5zc for Demersra and New rreane private
terms also $50 boxes i2 l4c and 26U BAGS Pernam-
buro At l2 Refined steady but quiet at last quo
tasions
rALLcw without decided change Sales 700 lbs At
lie ike
wHrsKHY-Recepts as bbls We have only to note small
sales Wesern In bond at 30c. sc
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wheat vas morn acsve both for .rpari and was And
Price. were :. = higher The msrsss closng nrm :. Tie
for snbrr state ~ 6s white Wisconsin, 81 80 for do
sss.s r fs Sss CO.. .Ds s s
lower clos ~ a. a 50 - * in store and aacai sales
sn saoai 81 ga nev Do and 81 si's51 r Yellow
Jersey oa,. wers higher the ale. beng 5000 sa.hs. I,
1000 tasssI. soaAs g 9 a. E,r,s 10 fair De-
'u assrnss q al sc@noas. we're sS
denasd fer Cor charsr The engagements were
r T. ss: .sa s sS1 = sos
4 Ga ass ~ ssl. PORK =, s. 81 s. and 100 Soxss
Antwerp 800 bills petroleum 50 Shd. oSseeo and IS sbI..
yosshes on prva;s .esA GLASGOW. per ste,mer 5co
WITH loo b5is petroleum. 70 the Mediterranean and =
British bark with General cargo to the Mediterranean and
crssIss were dil and prices ~sre -n.irsiy nominal
shipping was auosd sr and rssa ot Il il 81 *
hors-- here preysiied q iar eonsnmptive demand -
Hrsr.-sn Mods were dull and nominal Manila was
sMclasszswe heard Of no transactions and prices Of
~ grades were n favor o. The buyer By auction a2s bos
NAVAL no demand foe spsriss surpen
portanl l,s we're disposed Of nrde proe The mar
as s sIs w.. sl SSH s ssa pa w a. n
A 5cior pale. Wilmington tar generally quosed
heard o. irpp,rssr, sales Of any description
but prices were unchanged nsssd quoted 81 81 o.
Prrscirrs. demand .or Grade in bulk was llsAs
s ss 81 10 e nsss ". sos
but sod e. or9 .sr wsss cute % = M =,
Ne ia Phad.lph!s ths marsst inas more active.
sc tor Tor oaS & 30 90 Do ssas delivery.
ss a. .sS ~ Ss On ss sg. 90 a. ~. =,
pks cut meats and - a. lArd me mAstes for pork sl
y: \: y: ~: = ;;: X j: /! ::' :;::
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Ship Emily Morgan, Dexter Of NIB sailed from San Frs
cisco on the 18th ut to cruise and homo.
Bark OsccoiA I'd. Shaw Of NIB, sailed from Panama
the 18th ult for Paita and cruise. s ~
Bark Pctrel Worth, of NIB, II reported Oh Marques
IslAuds Sept l9. with 400 %00 bbls up oil.
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Since Jan $780, sos 600 seas 81 s9s4 o7ssly
The cash balance in the hands Of the United States
Assistant Treasurer Boston, the Of business No
vsmbsr 80 was $5o7soAl; week previous, s. 0s4 lss
showing decrease OF $lo7o1 Coin balance s. ST. 14
week previous a, 1874. 4s1--showins decrease Of
$la37d The total value Of exports from the port Of
Boston Unfolding specis for the week ending Novsm.
Der 20 was $751; previous week, $4oo, 200. The
receipts from customs for The week were S300 SIS,
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The receipts for customs and the racsipts paymsn
and balances At the Treasury In this city for the
PRED portion Of the week have been a folIows:-
Custom House $50. Treasuyr--
Receipts. Receipa Puymenl Balance
Dec 1924 oSs g. 7si 500 sfol AS S1o7 ss5 sl
Dec S.... S34 l2S 1882, 500 s. ss5 SIT 10S 493 OF
Dec 49,. $4,000 asss0,lss Is 2so.Oc7 los. ioSs
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Coyru.-The market for al descriptions was without
change Sales fnot previously reported 1000 bags
Herald. In baltimore. on private terms
FLoua ARD ER.rs-Rec~ipts " IS bbs. -four 100 do.
meal - 2 bushels wheat lS77s DO. corn
9i DO barley and 40 do peas The msrke, for -four
buoyan aud hrfn under continued demand.
and prices shade frmer without being quotaby
higher California quiet and steady. The sales
about 12on bh~ southern flour quite FIRM,
with sale. Of 500 bbs AZ our aueai'en Rye hoar was
quiet hut stosdy With sales Of ~ bbl a. 80
meal TIC sales we're 80 bbs ssB for city and % Is
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schr 2 Dew Miller Bridge FOR Eilzabe.hporI
Schr Saliie Burton, Pairner Stamford *N
Schr Edwin C"liyeF Smith Llovd's Harbor.
Schr hcMrrray. 'iarteau dempstead iiaroor.
scnr Norma Archer, Go Spring.
schr : Taylor Fowler Albany for Now Haven.
schr Benz Euler Butler Albany for New Hayeo.
schr Josephine Bali Newburg flr Bridegroom.
Sloop Commerce. Tyler. Eliz ibethport for New Haven
soop Dolphin. Abrams Elizah-tnport for Whitestone,i
sioop Harvest, Corwn, Providence for Hsrem.
SAILED.
seamships Tripoli. LIverpo1l; Manhattan, de- James
Adger, Co trleston: Rebecca Clyde. Wningn, yc Aioe
marie, Richmond and City Point; virginia Norfolk: Jas
Green. Alexandria Frsnconia, Portland. Wamsuttas New
Bedford; ship Culiivstor Liverpool
Wind at sunset NV; 10 PM. Me-
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COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4-6P ".
Corroy.-rnder active export AMI fair spinning de-
mand the market for this staple ruled hrmer closing 10
per Id higher; holders sim further ad-
vance Abou. $500 bales disposed Of The closing
quotations are
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HERALD THURSDAY s. SHEET

loos@; lo-4o's coupon. 1917 iolt; gold. 1S7x q
lS7k; June, 1905, 1851 io5; July, 7.3os. loi&
los; December compounds 1894 li9H llsss; May
do. 1885, ll7H ll7x; August do, llok max;
September do 1854 no; October do, ll5,s 1854
Mining shares were inactive. Al the first board Wal
kill Lead sold at 49c. corydon Asc. Davidson Copper
roc; Quartz Hii, 81 Is Consolidated Gregory Gold,
IS so.
The foreign exchange market was very nrm, and the
advance Of yesterday Was fuy supported Attic Close
bankers' bills on England a sixty days, 1905 1oox;
a three days. Ito llok. Commercial bills, 100 .
IooH. Bills on Paris a sixty days, 6l5x SIS; At
three days, h13x as12h.
The following shows the highest and lowest price Of
gold IN tho month Of December in each year since the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-05

Since Jan tl0o. sos sos sl7s ss2 GA $l7s 06o sM
me foreign imports u Nov York for the week. since
January l. and for the corresponding periods Of the past
two yaaxN compare n falnNn.-- .-.l-L
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COMMENTS Of THE PRESS on THE pafsOEsry MsssAs


The Providence journal republican, says the Message
- document whose composition and general tone do
credit TO tho author" that Its 'reasonngs clear and
temperate" s recommendations business like. Judi
cious and patriotic" and that IL .decidedly worth
reading"
The Boston Traveller (repubcan) says "soms portions
OF tho Message bear marks Of having been carefully pro-
pared and the arguments many Of them plausible
The Boston Advertiser republican, says the tone Of the
Messsge ID generally temperate and II its argu.
msnt ID wildly uncandd he treats the other branches or
the government with moro than his usual degree Of
respect
Tho Springfield Republican (rep.) says
II was anticipated that the President would be
couraged by the fall elections 10 maintain mis- po
gtiou, AGAINST that or Congress- tho matter Of
reconstruction. And he has a0ne through the subject
with extraordinary vigor and tnoropghnsss he nunsss
into II boldly In the opening sentence Of the Meesage
f0sxettiug the customary aluson 70 the favor OF Pro-
vldence and keeps II mp through half the Message
And those who der with him will confess that his
side Of the argument has not before been compacy
and mpressivsiy exhibited. There 10 . oamness and
conscious power about which docs mot at all COMFORT
with the common conception Of the intellectual and
moral quality Of Andrew Johnson.
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Amsnca tBreml Ernst. Brsmen-oslrichs 4
stremshio James Adgsr. Lockwood. chsrsston-H
s.sainship Rsbeeca Clyde Chichester. Wilmington. NC
steamship Abemare, Bourne norfolk. City PosSt and
Hichmond-N '. Mct'ready 4 Co.
Steamship Virginia, Roberta Norfoik-N hcCready
Steamship ! q Green Inmsn. Alexandria--J Hand
steamsn,p Frsnconia SHERWOOD Pcrtland-' Amea :
ship Helene tBrem, Raschsn, Melbosrns-R W Came
Ship volunteer Simpson San Sutton Go.
Shin Chippewa (Rr) Royle. GLASGOW Williams Guion.
Bark whistler Fuller, Sem francisco % o sutton.
Bark 0lendower CID. Coulton. Liverpool-J Mason
Bark Norton fBr,. Gardner. Triesse-Morrson PHI
white Wing tBr, Pike LaGuayra and Porto cabsllo
Bark Yumurl johnson. sarua--wnvd-n Co.
Brig Fine Scse tBr,. shedrake. Cork or Falmouth for
Rrg PnrIchs'a CItaD. Russo saerno utaiy,-Funch.
Brir { Eaton tRr,. Curry. Gibraltar and Palermo
Brig Rush. Petty Dernrrrra-RJ Weinberg.
Brig Terrsa. Hill rienfuegosrucker and Ligh'hourne
Brig Melrose. Grigss. Hamilton. Bermuda-Miller 4
scnr Ida q Burgess Rurrs.s, Havana-J Ward 20.
Schr rariv Bird. Rogers GalvcsfonG q Young Co.
Schr Mary Fletcher Pendleion charleston-Tupper
schr Palma Brewster vswb~rn--rhomss Holmes.
schr West Wind, veckards Rchmond-N McCready
Schr Ida A JAYNE Jayne. A,exsnd-a--pske- 4 DAYTON.
schr Young Teazer, Burger, Baltimore-van Brunt
schr W Rra,na-d Pendcton, Chester. Pa--a Hatch.
sehr white Sea. Blntchford. Portsmouth, Ms W Lewis
schr csso. Bacon, Ho..cr-G < R.exot. 4 nro;
schr Helen Perry. w,rrham-Fcr,u \ Wood
sloop ida Vail. Hsstirgs. NorwichG Racket Bro
Brig Ai-y Miten Rr which cleared Yesterday FOR
Cienfuegos commanded nv ca,t Dursce not Harper.
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TIE GAZETTE.
!, 4 i, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 80.

WASHINGTON ITEMS. by a law of the Cor
NOT npot.t;on off Washington, merchants of George
town me regarded in business way in the
came light as non-residents Of the District, and
4 are compelled to pay a tax Of 5000 for license
to offer for sale any article produced by them
within the Washington city limits. The
Georgetown merchants have prepared petl-
ton, which will be presented to the Washing
ton councils on tonight, asking moolhca-
ton Of the law.
The Medical Society of the District OF Co.
lnnmbia celebrated its semi-centennlal anniver-
4 sary "a the 26th inst, by an address by DR..
W. p. Johnston, and banquet. saI
The school teachers and other employees of
the corporation are becoming clamorous for
their pay, in view of the fact that the hope Of
speedy passage of the, tax bill diminishes
daily. s4s, aIsa
Il The grounds about the capitol are undergo
ing many improvements. The terraces on the
north have been completed.
The freedmen bureau has notified the prop
er authorities that it will 30 longer bear the
expense of burial of pauper freed people, ex-
cept such as die In hospital
Workmen and mechanics seem to. DC very
: busy in all branches, at the hayward:
The public Temperance meetings held yeStcrr-.
day in various localities in the city were well
attended, and quite number OF persons joined
: the total abstinence army. r.~.-
Quite riot occurred on the Island on Sat
urday night, party Of blacks resisted the Off.
GERS who were attempting to quell disturbance
among them. ri
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a q c. TON SAL E S O..
OZARK HILL" FOR SALE AT T
a.

OZARK HILL" FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
4 AUCTION:-On MONDAY, October
81, 1867 at IL o'clock M, at the front door Of
the Court House Of Fairfax county, Va, as
Commissioner of the County Court of said
county, in the case of jerks vs. Brown, ct al
I will offer for sale to the highest bidder, the
tract Of land known as park HILL" sit.
uated near Clouds hill in said county, contain
ing 80 acres, 3 roods, 10 perch. This place is
some three or four miles from Alexandria, on
the Little River Turnpike road.
TERMS.-One third of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, the residue in two equal IN
stalments 1T six and twelve months from day
of sale, with Interest," bonds OF the purchaser
TO be be given for deferred instruments, and title
retained till payment.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
Fairfax CO., sep Is. cots Commissioner
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VIM. L. EDWARDS.
LAW. B. TAYLOR.
! GEO. WIN. BRENT.
WIN. II. DULAN 7.
l9-eots Comm rs.
Fairfax CO. sep 19-e

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAX
" LANDRY virtue of adecree of the Coun-
ty Court of Fairfax county, rendered at its Au-
EASTERN, 1867, in the cause Of Garrison Beach,
&c, VS. j. j. Hoh, tho undersigned, as Com
missioner, will sell, at public auction, on MON
DAY, the 2lst day of October, 1867, Court
a TRACT OF LAND, containing 100 acres,
the property of j. J. Hof: lying on and binding
with Sandy Run, on the road from Fairfax sta
ton to Occoquan, about four miles from the
latter place, well watered and sufficiently wood
ed, and adjoining the lands of Garrison Beach
and others. The tract has on it a number Of
shanties, and the frame of q large stable
ERMS:-Onet tenth cash, and the residue
in three equal instalments at six, twelve and
eighteen msnths, with interest," the deferred
payments to be secured by the notes of the pur-
chaser, and retention of the title, and the cash
payment TO be forfeited and the land resold, on
failure of the purchaser to comply with the
terms Of sale. NJ. DUI4AN L BALL,
Fairfax co, sep l6.lawts Comm'r. ofSala
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Fairfax co., sep 20--lswts
BY j II. PARROTT-AucrN,R

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In execution
v of a decree of the County Court of Alexan-
dra county. rendered at July term, 1867, in
the suit of Burke j; Herbert VS. Fairfax and
9TH rs, the undersigned will offer for sale, at
public auction, in front of the premises on
THURSDAY, the oath day of October next,
at II o'clock m, that VALUABLE LOT OF
GROUND, with the large THREE.,SToRY
HOUSE thereon, situated on the south side Of
King street, between Water and Fairfax SITS,
fronting on King street 81 feet 8 inches, and
running back 81 feet to on alley, II feet wide,
extending through the square from Water to
Fairfax street. The house was formerly occu-
pied as dwelling, and may still! be used for
that purpose, or q first class boarding house, or
may be readily and at small expense, converted
into 9 large and commodious stOre-hOuse, being
in the immediate vicinity of the centre Of bust
ness and trade, and within square and half
of the river.
Also one other LOT, in the rear of the one
above described, situated and fronting on the
said alley 80 feet, and in depth 80 feet.
TERMS-Qne-tenth of the purchase money
must be paid as deposit on the day Of sale;
the residue in three equal nstaments, at &, Y
and Is months from the day of sale; the defer
red payments to be secured by the notes Of the
purchaser, with good endorser and retention
of the title until the whole of the purchase
money is paid and the property liable to be re-
sold at the risk of the purchaser, and the cash
payment forfeited upon the failure to COM
ply with the terms 0! sale.
LAW. B. TAYLOR.
VIM. II. DULANI.
w. +. CARNE. i
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NPEAES FRUIT PRESERVING S0LC.
- TON will preserve all kinds Of Fruits, To-,
matocs, Jcllics, Milk, Sc without air Tightening
and without sugar. Fruits preserved by Tn
whilst its use avoids the trouble of sealing, s&-
saves 50 per cent in the cost of patent jar
Full directions with each bottle. Also CE-
MENlr, Of our own make, for Cans, Bottles &c
CorLs of all sizes, Green Ginger, Spices Of a..
kinds, Garlic, SC, &c. y full supply just ie'
ceivcd. and for safe by
sep 5-2w No. !, south Fairfax street.
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1tOh III co i'll
= At N" 2G, IS street.
JOHN LEATHEELAND. AGrNT,
Dealer in
ANTHRACITE Goa h,
B. the car IoNl or sing ton.
Pure l4ehigh, warranted.
Lorbcrry Red Ash, from original mine.
l4yken's Valley Soft Red Ash.
Best Locust Mountain White Ash.
Also Cumberland C0al, for sale low for cash.
All orders, left at rs. King street. will be
punctually attended to aug i'm
TOAI.-SINTY TONS GOAL-suitublc for
Y stoves or furnaces for sale below the cur
rent rates, at the Iimc-kiln, on Gibbon 81.
jy ~ THOMA SMlIh'
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AU CtT.ION S AL E S

TxECUToRS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ The undersigned, as Executors of Peter
Skinner, decd, will sell, at public sale, on
TUESDAY, October 22d, 1867, in front of the
Court House, Leesburg, the following described
REAL ESTATE, belonging to said decedent
land, in good condition, under good fencing
and well watered. The improvements on this
tract consist Of q good and comfortable STON b
DWELLING, and several other buildings
and improvements
Also, at the same time and place, FARM,
in Prince William, containing about l72acres,
and has on it excellent timber. adjoining the
lands Of Mrs Fanny Roszeau, James S: Oden,
and others. Also, at the same time and place,
TRACT OF LAND on Broad Kun, about
FIVE miles below Aide, short distance south
of the Little River Turnpike road, containing
about 100 acres has on it 9 log house, Is we'll
watered, adjoining the lands OF Harrison Cross,
time and place, FARM on Horse Pen, about
four miles below Gum Spring, the land on
which Mr.. Alexander G. Skinner and Carrot
Walker now reside, containing nearly 4CO
acres, the land in moderate condition-im-
provements comfortable and in good condition:
it adjoins the lands of BENZ. B. Beard, John l.
Coleman, and others. There is on this farm g
Saw Mill. Also, at the same time and place, q
HOUSE and LOT, in Aide, now in the occu-
pancy of VIM. McCarty
TERMS-Onc-th third Of the purchase money
will be required in cash on the day of sale, and
the remandec in two equal annual payments,
bearing interest from date Tho purchaser will
of trust on the land, for the deferred payments.
A good and unquestionable title will be Civ
en- when the purchase money is all paid.
A. G. SKINNER,
LENiUEL r. SKINNER.
Executors Of Peter Skinner, deed