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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $40
Ard OVER DTqITEkED IN ANY Pant
Of TS- COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.

HAMILTON EASTER s. Sons
OF BALTIMORE. Nd,
In order the better 70 meet tie wants Of their re-
tail custuIners ut t distance, have established
SEMrLE BUREAU.
and will, upon application, promptly send by mall
full lines OF SAMPLES of the hEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF. Erench,
English, ard domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
al times 10 cell low, II not 1t less prices than
any house In the country.
Bmylng GU. goods from the largest and most ccle.
bratei manufacturers in the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
10 Baltimore, stock Is at all tinlc9 promptly
supplied With the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets.
rs we buy and sell Only for cash. and make no
bad debts we are able and eillng 10 sell our goods
81 FROM TEN To FIFTEEN PEk CENT.
LESS PROFIT than II we gave credit.
In sending for samples, specify the kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades of every class
OF goods, from the lowest 10 the most costly.
Orders una ccomp .:n!ed by the cash will be sent
G. y. %.
PEGMPT-rAYING Wholesale BUYER
are In yted TO Inspect the stock IN Jobbpg and
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER & SINS,
1877, 100. col, ana 30 IVES. Baltimore street,
de t-Tu&flV Baltimore nd.
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From Arizona.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, November l0.-Ihe
United States grand jury OF Tucson, All
IONA, make formal charges against the
managers of the Indian reservations in the
Territory, showing that the Apaches were
allowed to leave and 90 upon the War-path
ut will, specifying numerous murders
committed by the Indians, and charging
that they are supplied with arms by the
agent, and that their women are prosti-
tuted by the officers In charge.
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~ wellington hoc:uln,
Aucttoneer and Real EsLstS ASeu~
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streeuo.

TWO EXCELLENT THREE-STORY
| RACK NnGRASITE FRONT S1OEEa
AND DWELLINGs. ON THE EAST SIDE 81, 0E e
sEyEN EENTH srh lrn w s III WP 20
SITE The VEGETABL MAkRET, fOh
SALE AT AUCTIOszWill be sold sold a. aaGI h,1
on the premises, on FRIDAY tine lin sovemmnest
three-stsry BRICK AMI GRANITE FaosStn !.
TENEMEETS located "a aboye-one OF wni Is We -
occupied by Mrs Rupert, and the cther " ~
land Hill. The loo ttion In front or the fesesaH
bic MAJ ket) is very desirable for retail stores ana
dwellings.
TERMS: One-ffth cash bal1nce at SIX, Twelve,
eighteen, and twenty four months, bearing SIX ~
interest; or longer time. at the option .po
purchaser, bearing ten per cent. Interest," LA"
yearly. secured by trust deed.
no 2awtds WGnDOIN, AuctioDeer.
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A RErAREABLH DOG.-Boston furnis,

A REGARKABLg DoG.-Boston furnishes
the latest remarkable dog story, the truth
OF which is voucled Tor by truthful men. a
well-known citizen while paying 4 bill to Il
storckceper dropped twenty.dollar note,
OF which fact he became aware some two
hours after, upon his arrival home. He
then took one of his dogs, an English bull
terrier, end started back, calling at the
places he visited on bis way home. On
reaching a certain locality he called his dog,
jess" and showed him Il $50 bill, who
looked about on the ground as if hunting
Tor it, and told the dog to g smell it out p
The dog then started of with his nose to
the ground in front Of his master, and
rushing round into another street, where
they had been before and where the bill
mas paid, he stopped, poked about in the
dirt, and in few minutes ran. up TO his
muster with the lost so bill In his mouth.
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Tne Georgia IegiaIasure.

ATLANTA, November 1o.-The House to-
day passed a bill providing for holding q
special election for Governor on the second
Tuesday Ia December. A section pro-
viding for special returns OF election other
than according to the present law was
stricken out. The Democrats contended
that the integrity OF the Republican acting
Executive, Mr.. Comfy, could not be trusted.
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,vr .xp Culo L AlLRoA q,

rr.xr AND Ono r AlLRo q,
'HE<N s. n,,I<lox.-rrcs,dcnt Hunting
N'NTH'N :, colonel Trmblc. Of Hills
ra" M'. ,,,i, undcr date Of October Goth:
h':..' ' ,,sn ,rturc The right Of way from
d" ID '' 80, ~ nr >,mmc>'> creek TO Dayton
.,f ''.,,,-.,rf9,;on> that will nnques:ionahly
q, ,,'1 =, he am,unt Of $S5o; coo, together
.. y, a.. iii wolk on the hnc. we WI
IL ,a> road" Al mrc', ,,m o, , Toe no aa4
tori~rat.r> 81 the H'n IIn,, an. ana
czech luc it was resolved that
- 1" '. -, uuufiuclon's proposition was
...'. .f '"inrrll. and that every effort should
70. . ..a,. 70 comply With the generous
F ''' aa.ogmably to The terms Of the
t.'.., INNS. committees have been ap-
!. cayA town aud township
Which .Ac proposed line Will pass
-.- ,uA>c.jot:ou~ II stock. right OF
..--3 el4g7'oE (KYl Observer.
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Photographic summary.

General Augur, who has been assigned
to the command Of the military department
of Texas, has left Salt Lake City for Wash
ingtOn.
Poughkaepsie, \. T., was visited by the
first snow Of the season in that section this
morning.
a boiler in the railroad blacksmith shop
at Fort Wayne exploded yesterday, Sc
ycrely iuju:ing six persons.
The new iron steamer India has been
sunk in the river saul. st. Marie. No par
ticuIarS.
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Gosa.mssll's FIa.d-Ruie Grante

PHILADELPHIA, November 10.-The race
between GoIdsmith'S Maid and Lucy was
postponed on account Of rain.
a rule has been granted by the Court Of
Common Pleas requiring Mercer. the de-
faulting city treasurer, to show cause why
q writ sequestratins bis property should
not ia.iIp
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New YORK, November 10.--The Eren1nG
Post says there mas been cordial meeting
between Senator Fenton and Collector
Murphy. and that the Ratchet has been
buried. Greeley was less tractable, but Il
is understood he signs the truce.
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T.o.n The Ssphvi &c Union.
iir 1l"v. q 2. Esu&c and the E'astoTaGe
4 7tfc Eir.g prc~byscSE;sfs Church.

- tttt iIS: s'Ec~b.T ses hisA ShhsSh.
We have previously mentioned the &C
. ...I The congregation Of the First Pres
.''.lAn ciutca with regard TO Tie cal
.. uroa the Rev. Or. Hogc, oE Rich
T., and the appointment o! com
.n (" W.it upon the Glstll gul>hed
,.- ."l acQuaint him OF the unanimous
....-- d; The Officers and members OF the
..... "" learn that the committee has
..@~a tom Richmond, ana 1t Is eX-
.., that DT. ItO@c viii visit Nashville,
..." decide whether he will remain.
s.. .arI-'.ii be will be guided by WAT
. ...-t 1n accomph he'd for the good Of The
81. IL, large. His is Of broad /, catholic
-.', .-I he possesses al Influence II Nir-
winch probably no other man does.
80 - his Influence is, It Is not 10 be
..t.s---. w.tA ttat he could exert here.
"Nnn"" would not only be felt IN
.-}.0L', Lat would extend 10 every part
".t'r. and III TACT 10 the entire SOUTH
.... Nashville !, great educational
u"E'--4 glra; religious centre-and from
-...h" powerful il tiucnces, and 1t re-
..:''- -..rh mgu ~ Dr.. Hoge 10 1lre dircc-
L. .JtuI @hOut ire accomplishment CT
.. rr~sl.i>. t!- VIII Iu-ct with welcome
20 a"i "A.t from The large congregation
... 81. unanimously called him, but from
,' Denomination of Christians, and our
u" II large viii not be slow IN showing
I'll" ai-D "-.t:ia;iGn i'll whirh lie IS
a.". he great interest icit III his decl-
So T." los" und respect shown his
..a .tc"I ANA colnpAliou in The mills
H.. d.. Moore IL his life ani III his
j ri the bcst guarantee o! the SEN
..'.. latt awaits llm here. All classes
$50. I.ap." viii hail his comiug aS I pub
.~~'.n-, ana Nc hone Soon 10 he able 10
a..4" he tact that the DISTINGUISHED
...l. divine Il Il permanent iaD0.cr Ill
ialt ST Tie moral vineyard.
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Effects Of High Mates Of Insurance I'm
d,IfcaPo.

CHICAGO, November 10.--Under the high
rates of insurance. the proprietors of the
warehouses have each determined to pur-
chase steam fire.engines for their own use,
the whole number to be cslled out in case
of necessity. Each warehouse is to have
steam pump to food the establishments,
thus doing away with insurance.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
TUB ALLEGED ORIGIN OF THE SMALLPOX II
TIE EASTERN CITIES.

Tub ALLEGED ORIGIN OF THE SMALLPOX II
TIE EASTERN CITIES.
WASHINGTON, November 10.-It IL be-
lcycd by prominent gentlemen that the
spread Of the smallpox in the eastern cite:
is attributed to the sale Of buffalo robe:
taken from tho camps of the Pegan and
BIackfeet Indians, who were so severely
stricken with that disease two years ago
Since then several of the robes, which were
prohibited from being offered to the mar
kets, have disappeared, and it is believed
| they have been brought east.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
! WAsHINGroy, November 1o.-A risin'
barometer, with clear and clearing YEA
! Their, viii probably prevail on Saturday
| from New York to Lake Superior anC
southwark to The Gulf. The storm in New
| York will probably pass northeastWard
| over New England, reaching Nova SCOTS
Saturday night, the high northwest wind:
| on Lake Erie and in New Jersey following
| closely in its rear. Cautionary signals arc
ordered for this evening at Cleveland, But
Cao. Osweco. Cape Msy.'NeW York, New
! London, Boston, and Portland.
| GENERAL EEws.
WAsnINGroS, November 10.-Genera
Samuel Bard. lately Of the True Georgian
will resume journalism in few weeks.
There was full and prolonged session O.
| the Cabinet to-day, during which civil ser
vice matters were considered.
The Southern Claims Commission vii
close It's sessions temporarily on the 15tl
to prepare report for Congress. 1t is cX'
pected that the sessions will be resumed ii
December.
Major George D. Rugglcs, Assistant Adj
jutant-General, is ordered to report to the
Department of Texas.
The President has gone to New York,
and will return OH Monday.
There is no present intention of declaring
martial law In Georgia or elsewhere, there
being nothing in the present condition OF
affairs to warrant sucha measure. Sena-
tor Scott, who 1t is said urged the mel
sue, himself denies it.
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New York Rtock md Money Market.


NEW YORK, November TO- Money very easy al
s63s. Discounts. le1la RterlinR steady at ssG
q. Gold, 1lts6l1a Governments stexdy all day;
'sa'r, lit. statao steady and Inactive; Tennes
aeo's very firm; new 9outh Carolina's slghtlJ
better. 1ennessce's, 81; new, ceA. VirEtn'a's. 90
new. g.. Louisiann's, es; new, 70. Levee'a, 50
go, rs. Alabaua's, ss; SO, 90. Gcorgia's, 40: rs
So. North Cardinals, sss; new, let. South Caro-
lina,s, 70: new, ssk.
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BY. Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TV,HREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
4 AND VACANT LOTS. AT TAE NORTH
WET CORNER OF LEIGH AND THIhTI-
s:T Ii oTHEETS, Fur SALE AT AUCTtOS.-
VIII be cold 1t auction. On the premises, on
SATURDAY, 18Th November ISL at 1 O'Clock
T. NJ, the BRICK DWELLING and LOTS as
above located. The dwelling hiss four rooms, In
good condition, and built OF good materials. fgo
lot fronts 81 feet en- Leigh street aud extends
back 90 feer.
each on Leigh street, running back 90 feet.
TERMS: One third cash; balance At SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
~uueo '''' WELLINGTON GODD1N.
mn o.od AucL0nee<.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.]

Domestic N1arkets-lBI TELEGRAPH
NEW YoRK. November 1O.--Cotton dull and
heavy; sails, 1899 bales urlands.. lSsc.; Or
lesn:. Iasc. Flour unchanged. Whiskey scarce
winter red western, sl.56M3l.so. Corn UNI
chsnect. Kice Il ner at 7;G3!:. Pork, sl3. Beef
quiet. lard weak sett.e. WG. Turpeatlne brm
1T estIG2r. EGsln unchanged. TalIo1 steady.
Frel2h.s heavy.
BALTIMORE Tovernbcr l1.-vf-c:nia's, old. 81
BID G3's, IS bid CTS, 81 bid. Coupons old, 90
bid; 81 ssked. west FiTsina's, zSt bid; 2st
asked. hortG CaJolns'a- Old, St2 Did; new, "
BID apeciai tax, Is bid.
Flour ana wheat steady ard unchanged. Corn
-1ner white, 8,l75c. yellow. roc. Oats H. mer
1t Aa5lc Drovlslone unchanged. Whisky
Il 1nerd. 9;0ai1:.
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Field, Lester & Co., OF Chicago, the
lar..e,t American dry goods firm out o.
New York, re6pened their store, IN both
retail and wholesale departments, on me !,
9th instant, which whs "thron2ed WIN
ladies from the opening to the close"
There Is q grain blockade ut st. Louis.
One firm complains 1t was DELAYED ten DAYS
IN procuring transportation Tor lo,Wt
bushels of corn TO Boston. and now holds
orders for $1,000 bushels OF grain for east
ern markets. which it is unable to fill from
the suGie cause.
The New Albany Gnd.) Ledger OF the
Sd instant reports the mobblng OF Que W IL
son (colorcdl for misccSenatlon with q
white woman named Donahue. The North
Carolina mob which did the same thing, on
The same proyocation, was hunted to jail:
its crops destroyed, and some OF the par
Elephants now lie in the Albany penitent!ary'
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Railroad Matters.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 10.--Half a
million of the stock of the Northern Mis-
souri, road. owned by the county, has been
sold for So, 900. The purchasers assume fees
and other expenses incurred III suits now
pending against the company.
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Steamer Rurued.

NORFOLK. November TO- The canal
steamer Astoria, with q cargo of cotton
and naval stores, was burned and sunk at
her wharf this morning.. The origin OF the
fire Is unknowD. Loss, $4,000. No in.
auroncp on the boat,
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SOMETHING ABOUT CoRNs.-A curious
fact Is related Of the Maine wood-choppers,
who, in the winter months, while telling
trees amid snow and ice. cannot wear close-
filing boots, but very large sizes. that al
low their feet to slip to and fro, thus cauS-
ing friction and warmth. But from THIS
they have their feet completely lncrusted
with corns. In the spring, when they r.tt
down their logs, they do not change their
clothing or b10ts tor weeks, until their ar
rival at the saw mills. All the while their
feet have been saturated in water, and when
the boots are removed the corns tall OIL ike
nuishclls from the kernel.
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Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, November 10.-The passen.
ger train on the Cincinnati, Indianapolis
and Junction railroad was thrown from
the track yesterday and two persons Sc
riously injured.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, de.
A NEW BOOK BY THE AUTHOR OF
"sTEPpIEG HGAvENWA ARD"

a. i y Hcaycnward.S 81
MOhTGN HOUSE. BY the author OF Valo:ie
n.ci Y.HsDr =; ViiS s2n III By Author
nY WIFE WIFE ,N6 /. BY hrs. Harriet Heectsr
FIX A *; ~ y ia,TE TYaA~pT. ByMrs. Hsr-
ret Bt.c7ec Stowe. *i.5o.
,Hustrat'rn7: being dssc tptige, l!s;oIy. Of
tLe pnenomeme # tie Life Of t:te i'lo1t, So
s.IFa $50 LETT 80 OF GArlIAnl III Il.
rc,i SzEGG%iSH $; .ouia," So.
TsiE lid OF l".isR. By William Cullen
N65,yy. *: Or, vi WliaCNIcLs3 or The LATE
go 40 e! t. "hs n1isem i9s s;nl
suo"T aTUitIAs On. GREAT ,SuBJGCTS-
second =! ssr res By James Anthony fFoude'
HANNhH. By the author of 'Jchn Halifax,
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rsts, raHI cFr TEE GODS. By Florence Lar.
A b;UGIIFGg OF uETH. By " lillian Black.
t0c.
The ab,ve with large and varied stock CT
safe by WEST * JOHNSTON,
Book eilers aud StatlCrers,
adjoining the po5t-ohice.
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III. g. Wbilelcy was The name Of the
'"& l'"!"r II Wilmington, Del, who
A&4''cd suicide THURSDAY.
IL }. sjatc1 ll.-t NJ. Theirs is 30 much af.
"r1 ~ Tie Gcalh Of u. Lamhlccht, who
81 lii personal :it nj IN we'll as colleague,
.,"rtoU2 tcais are entertained for his
.ea!th.
Or. iaEr. Of the bTitiSl. general register
.1'r, Thinks @tuttonY TIE growing stn OF
.% re, ana states that norG people die
@'-'~ days from govt and kindred diseases
49, ir-u deGl!Qm trcmepg.
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TEN EW ELL TAYLOR
JOHN T. SEAWELL,
ROBERT A. BRIGHT. Oom N
WILLIAM s. PEACHY,

EXTRACT FROM UNITED STATES COAST
SURVEY. REPGRT ls57-rAGE IS. LIEU.
fSANT-COMMANDlN ALMY:
No one can look at the chart OF the lower art of
York river from the entrance up to Yorktown
without pronouncing II hirbor OF the arst cIass.
There Is 20 DIR at the mouth OF the river and tho
least water to be passed over in entering It Is thirty.
three feet at low tide, the tail at York Spi, In
The Chesape Ike bay. After passing this tho wa.
ter deepens to six, sewn, and eight fathous, In
creasing as passing Up the cham Il to eleven and
twelve fathoms, abreast OF Yorktown, where tho
shore Is vary bod, and whsrves carried out dis
tance OF fifty feet would strike four and half and
five fsthomS OF water. The channel Of the river
Is more than mile In width, and with few buoys
and beacons judlciously placed the heaviest line
of-batt'e ship could beat up or down the river
without the least difficulty. yorktown 10 situated
about thirty nautical miles from the entrance OF
the river into the Chesapeake bay. The location
Is elevated, and It could be easily fortified at mo-
derate e1 pense, against attack either by land or
water. 1t affords hsrbor sufficient for tho largest
navy and commercial marine, and next to New
port, EhoGs Island, 1t Is, In my Judgment. the
safest and most commodious hsrbor In the United
States. no 2.2awtJ IN l, '72
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NLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER

GJEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NA1TANS'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAIR.
A perfectly Gear prep 1ratlon, IN one bottle as
easily applied water, for restoring TO gray hair
It's natural color and youthful appearance, to
eradicate aud prevent d.nGrLf to promote the
growth OF the Il .lr, and stop It's falling.
1t IS entirely harmless end perfectly free from
any poi onuus suIStrDCe ana will therefore take
tine place OK all the dirty aud unpleasant. prspara-
tiouS now IN use. Numerous testimonials have
been sent up from any Of our most promnen.
citizens. III everything IN which the articles now
IN USE are Objectionable CRYSTAL LISCUVEHY
IS perfect. II Is warranted to contain neither
sugar o! lead, sulphur, or nitrate of silver. Clear
and clean saer, II does not soil The clothes
scalp. II Is aS-eenby Lerflmed, and mak-s one
Of the best Dire s!ngs for the air in it restores
tb any 0tEe- preparation, ana always Goes 80 IN
fl ON three 10 ten days. Virtually feeding the
roots OF the h4.r with all the nonrishing qualities
necessary 20 IT'S g:Cw.h and healthy condition. IL
restores the i-cay ard induces a ! ew growth Of
the bar m0re positively than anything else. The
auDnc alton Of this wonderful discovery also pro-
duces a pleasant and cooling effect on tie scalp,
and gives the u :lf pleasant anu elegaAt appear
ance. ,
we call especial attention to the fact that
limited numb OF iii trial bottles can be had
by those wishing ID try it. You Will Eo.lce that
in pursu suing thi, cour our aim is 70 convince by
VIZ az 49,. 40 AKTHUR NATTANS.
Inventor ard proprietor. Wsshir gton, d. c;
!.ADD CO., PIoprictor'J agents, klcnmond,
Va oc II oj3m
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Swami, nephew Of Governor Swami, OF
Maryland, was run over this morning By a
mal.wagon and seriously injured.
The Supreme Court decides that the
Montawk Indians are trespassers on the
lands on Long Island which were supposed
TO belong to the tribe. This throws several
thousand acres into the market.
The Board of Health has appointed q
committee to urge Comptroller Green to
furnish funds to enable the Board to check
the progress of the smallpox, which within
the past week has suddenly appeared in all
parts OF the city.
Six or seven hundred workmen, nearly
all discharged siuce election.day, were
around the courthouse to-day enueiyorlng
to get pay for six weeks work.
THE IRyISG.DAwLING ASSAULT.
Marshal Sharp, fearing that Jim Irving
friends would attempt to rescue him from
the Ludlow jail, has ordered bis removal to
the Federal fort.
LGter.-Jim Irving has been indicted,
and hi, bail fixed at $3.50, 900. There was a
great crowd of roughs III court.
Latest.-Judge Woodruff at first refused
to bail Jim Irving, but subsequently,, the
doctors having reported that DawlIng VIII
not die, Irving was released under bail LII
sl0,0 CO for his appearance.
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H i,n n.l.an Board OF Underwriters
t-al:>i q paid tire department. he
i.' O.. }Hc press and people coincide.
g., Is r.'rI - sustain them, and 80 the
.... "". probably continue the Yoiun-
.a-'rr4.
,..c i. New Orleans the tiremcm
--. -c negroes il they were paid.l
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AUCTION sAEEs-.FusuRc Gays.
? ARE CHANCE FOB CAPITALISTS
/ AND SPECTATORS.
BALE OF VALUABLE gEAls ESTATE AT
-. YORKTOWN,
ono o. the finest har5orB In fhs UDited states,
about thirty miles from the Atlantic Ocean,
With an uninterrupted cbarne,.ray OF
thirty. three feet at low tide.

ihe Great Eastern can lie nfsY yards from the
snote the supposed tell minus OF the Chesapeake
ana Obio railroad; mile and . half Of water
'front.' zee United States Coast Survey, report OF
1857, page So.
6S virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF the
couasy OF James City aud city OF Williamsburg
pronounced on the 1s.h day OF October, 1871, We,
pesai commissioners, will self Sc pablic auction.
% the nighes. bidders, on WEDNESDAY, 18th
day Of January, A. D. 1872, e; yorktown. Va. the
ioiio"irg REAL ESTATE, whe,eor Robert An
usFson difd seizad and possessed:
l l. AisE1Y LOTS In Yorktown about two.
.niras OF The town. 4 HUBBARD'S LAND,
"oose 'oiktown, on The river, on the north SIDE
OF the road from Williamsbura-s7i acros. ..
1 hoWE FARM, adjoining "Hubbard,sn ON the
wsst-A 4srloa acres. 1. MONETTS q ELL
LtoiiS, adjoining Yorktown on the northeast.
on YORK river--ll2 $4,000 acres. S. ROWE &
| SANDS LOTS, on the northwest side Of Yorktown,
on Inc rver-22 acres. 6. NOTTINGHAM LOT,
at the south corner OF Yorktown, on the iiampton
roaa-lo 50 loo acres. !. PIGEON QUARTER.
VAN BC&EE, &C., adjoining Yorktown on tina
| s2uthWe&t slde-852 42-loo acres. g. FRENCH
SoHETEA AID TERRAp1E POINT, adjoining
tlgeon Quarter, &C., on TIE southwest IL 100
acres.
An accurate survey or the lands above men.
honea mas been made hmap OF tho same will DO
1 VA VIC u"S VI Suu may Dc Ee6n at
lhe ohce OF Wfltsm S. Peachy, WILLIAMSBURG
Va, before day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay expenses
Of sale; balance on credits OF six, twelve. and
eighteen months, equal instalments, each to bear
interest at SIX per cent from the day of sale.
BONDS, with sufficient personal security. to be
given bT each purchaser, and the title retained
as to each purchaser until the whole purchase
money Is paid
The sale will be continued until completed
Tk2EWELL TAYLOR)