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The Portland daily press., 1872-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ONE PRICE AND NO VARIATION

NJ A2oAAAA ANO AS4AhOs
ONE PRICE AND NO VARIATION
E. T. ELDEN &c CO.,
r. ffl4 III
OFFER THIS MoRNING-AT RETAIL ONLY
Ten pieces more those
Best Plaid Japanese Silks for SOC pr. yd.
TEN PIECES oSfs
~ aa.f f- as a.7s.H44q 5 te
New Style Stripes for so Lee pr. I'D.
Five Pieces Imitation Japs. 371.2c pr I'd.
ALSO, ONE CASE ASSORTED
BLACK LYONS SILKS,
Bought at great sacrifice from The actual cost of i'm
portation and will be sold at the following
Low PRICES:
81 20, 81 IS, 81 go, 81 IS, 81 81, 81 90,
% is, and - 35 persa
All Our Best Quality Lyons Poplins,
For 81. 40 per yard.
ALI Our Second Quality Lyons Poplins,
For 81 rs per yard.
Twenty-Five Pieces Best Scotch Ginghams
Same price last lot IL 1-2c per yd.
Fifty Dozen More Turkey Red Doylies,
For csc Per Dozen.
Sixty.Seyen Dozen Towels
At almost Half.Price.
Ten Pieces Best Plain French Cambrics,
Worth 42c for 2Jc per yard.
Lot White Swiss Checks Worth 6Oc
For 80 cents per yard.
400 PIECES
Hamburg Edgings and Insertions,
For1Oc, 12ac, 15c, 2Oc. and 25c per yard.
ALSO,
% Dozen More Of those Hem'd Hdkfs.,
For Coo dozen or Sc apiece.
And all the rest of our goods at equally low prices
5 Free Street Block.
Feb 2O-sn1w
KID GLOVES S,
For SO Gents a pair.
KID GLOVES, ID
For rs cents a pair.
KID GLOVES
(Two BUTToNs)
For $1.oo pair.
KID GLOVES,
For $1.5O a pair,
Real Trefousse and AIexanders.
HAMBURG EDGINGS,
A new Lot from l2 ID cents up to 81 rs.
CHOICE NECK-TIES
JUST RECEIVED,
I'm Light Blnes and other desirable shades
All other Goods at prices very much reduced.
III. TALBOT & CO.,
No 6 Clapp's Block.
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III. WI. PAYSON,
For Sale

UyHE new two story French roof house just finished
l. on Cushman st.. house piped for Sebago, and al
the modern improvements. Enquire On the premise
or No 25 Emery st. j. A. TENNE
sep5dtf sn
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-26

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-The New York Gus
tom House Investigating Committee meet Mon
dav, when they will examine Gems. Porter and
Babcock and probably Secretary Boutwell,.
The President is anxious to have the committee
make it's report so that he can effect whatever
changes may seem necessary in the general
order business
Now that the text of the English note is
fully known to our officials, there is, they say,
less cause for alarm as to the final success OF
the Geneva conference than was supposed.
Everything looks well for satisfactory adjust
ment, but there is to be no backdown as far as
our Government is concerned
1t is not impossible that if Judge Davis is
nominated for President by the Democracy the
dissatisfied Republicans will concentrate upon
him. The impression gains ground that Davis
will lead all the elements opposed to Grant.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-26
MARRIED.
DIED.

In this city, Feb. 8, Mrs Fannie Varuey, aged "a
years II days.
In this city, Feb. 25, Mrs Orpha wife of Samuel
HUFF, aged IS years months
In Deering, Feb. 25 Capt. Chandler Racklff, aged
rs years. tf
Funeral from his late residence, Tuesday afternoon
at q o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to at
tend.
Brotherhood.
In Deering, Feb. %, Mrs. Caroline Cram, aged 81
years,-wife of Andrew Cram.
Funeral services this Monday afternoon at IL oclk
at her late residence.
In Washburn, Me-, Feb. 10, Mrs. s. A. Wilson, wife
of Dea. John Wilson aged SO years.
In Peru, Feb. Z, suddenly, Julia L.. daughter of
Prof. John Oldham aged IA years.
In Harrisburg, Penn, Feb. II, Mrs. Phebe wife of
81 years.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-26
PAssENGERs.

In the prussiaS,, for Liverpool-H stoteburg. Mr.
Wellcomfe, H Cafe, Fl Larkin, j Hamilton, Mr. Gill
more, wife and two children, Mrs Delisto and two
daughters Dayeney, Golding, Guirk, Gadson,
Mrs Allen, Mr. Wedey and wife, A Bunton, Miss
Bunton, Mrs Gibbs and infant w L Drummond, j
Brien, and II in steerage.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BONDS!

SPEClAL NOIlCES.
BOND S!
Portland Municipal. ..............,...... SIS
Portland aid IL. IL. observation-disclosures. 6's
State of maine,. ............ g.
ST. Louis. G's
RockIand aid II r. 6's
European & N. A. X. r., Gold. ...... 6's
Portland g. Ogdensburg II. II. GoId,.. 6's
Chicago. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Toledo. ............. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
FOR SALE BY
SWAN & BARRETT,
q Bankers and Brokers.
100 MIDDLE STREET.
oc23sN mwf
BRYTLITE GLOBES!
.lhait @4er uEfa@
BRYTLITE GLOBES +!
~aiu mga %r .a
...-srss.
'''' -
This new and beautiful light can be seen at the
store of
GEO. L. LOTHROP q CO.,
1852 Exchange st.
1t is globe and burner combined, giving soft but
strong light, superior to anything of the kind in
use, besides eecting saving Of toenty per cent. in
gas. sa5 = .sssSs fFe y aces.
1t is having an immense sale in other Cities and
gives great satisfaction where ever introduced.
Will fit any fixtures, and can be adjusted in two
minutes. Price within the reach of all. Call and
examine
GEO. L.LOTHROP & co.
feb3sntf 1852 Exchange Street.
Gy-Owng to numerous limitations of a valuable
article, when thrown upon the market, we caution
the public against such. Be sure that each Burner
has the Gas Moderator attached, and is marked 'Pa
tented" r-t ,ra7 p ff 2 as 3 q.
,s' BURNETT'S COCAINE,
FOR PROMOTING. THE GROWTH OF AND
BEAUTIFYING THE, HAIR.
AND RENDERING IT DARK AND GLOSSY.
The COCAINE holds in liquid form, large
proportion of deodorized Hsal4 iff
COCOA-NUT OIL,
PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS PURPOSE.
NO OF HI e r COM p o U ID
possesses the peculiar properties which so exactly
suit the various conditions of the human hair.
For sale by all Druggists cody no29 sn
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Just received a fresh stock of choice
NEW YORK s. WI. BUTTER,
VI. Dairy & Factory Cheese plain and sage
Worcester County, English Dairy and
Pine Apple Cheese.
Also good variety of Beans, Dried Apples, and
Canada Peas. Lard in tierces tubs, pals and cad
dies. AARON h. ALDRICH g. CO,
snja15-m,w,ftf % Exchange st.
WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE SICK
''while There's Life There's Tope."
d r. l. e WI S
NATIVE INDIAN PHYSICIAN,
Can be consulted free of charge, at his Office q
16O Congress S., Cor. Mountfort ST.,
Where he will attend to the treatment and of all
diseases incident to the human body. All kinds OF
Humors disappear as if by magic, by the use of his
GREAT INDIAN SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Cures all Female Difficulties.
feb9sn1wx
'.PERFECT LUBRICATOR."
PlumbagO of absolute and unequaled
/ Purity!
FOR HEAVY MACHINERY, CAR-AXLES, &c
| The attention of Railroad and Steamboat Com
panies is especially invited.
G. l.. HALEY, As Exchange st.
feb17eodsN
/
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Millinery Goods.

"A STOCK Of choice Millinery Goods, in one of the
best located stores in this city, is offered for sale
until March 1st Said stock was selected with great
care by person who has had lodg experience in the
business and therefore is well worthy the attention
OF any one about to purchase, it viii be sold low
For further particulars enquire at this Office
Feb. 18th, 1872. fe13is3w
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j. B. BROWN &c SONS,
B A N X r r s,
PORTLAND. MAINE

y. b. BROWN &c SONS,
B A N X r r s,
PORTLAND MAINE.
THIS HOUSE is established for the transaction of
General Banking Business.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight. In
terest at the rate of Four per per annum allow
ed on all Daily Balances. Accounts rendered and in
crest credited monthly.
CERTIFICATES Of DEPOSIT issued bearing in
terest as by agreeme and available at maturity in
Portland, Boston or New York.
COLLECTIONS of Notes, Drafts, Coupons and
Dividends made in all parts of the United States and
Canada.
DEALERS in Government and other Investment
Securities and in Gold and Silver Coin.
STERLING BILLS drawn on Englnnd, Scotland
and Ireland. Sight lrafts on Paris Berlin and other
European Cities Montreal, st. John and Halifax
Gold and Currency Drafts on Boston and New York.
APPROVED Commercial Bills purchased.
FACILITIES afforded for the transaction of the
Special well the General Business of correspon-
DENTS
Agents for the sale of the
Bonds of the Portland & Ogdensburg r r
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-26

CHARLES Francis Adams represents from
his impressions in rapid passage through
England, that the commercial classes of that
nation would prefer to have every thing settled
and to pay the amount, whatever it may be- to
clear off all scores
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-26

FULL copy of the resolutions of the La
platform is as strongly in favor of protective
tarif-as the most ardent pig-iron Pensyl-
vanian could wish, while in respect to the
greenback heresy it surpasses Pendleton or
even Ewing.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-26
NEW DAILY PAPER

LIN bOSlON.
Will be published Monday, March a, a new and in
dependent commercial and business journal of the
first class and of the largest newspaper size. Its
model and arrangement will be original, and the
purpose will be to produce journal eqnal in enter
PRISE ability and intrinsic value, to any newspaper
issued at home abroad. Its editorial corps will en-
brace the abest writer's of the times and its various
departments will be in charge Of competent and
perienced persons. The newspaper will be known as
THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE,
and will commence with every mechanical appliance
complete including the most perfect and rapid steam
presses and with all the necessary in its bus
mess department for securing accuracy and despatch.
In the interest of neither sect party, nothing will
interfere with its plain and outspoken independence
while its endeavor will be, by consistency and fair
ness to challenge the respect of intelligent people,
GLOBE PUBLISHING CO.,
No. 90 Washington Street, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-26

ANOTHER mistake in the Revised Statutes
has just been discovered. The old statute of
1857 which charges the cost of criminal pros
ecutions upon the State, and which was
changed several years ago so as TO require the
counties to pay these costs, has been incorpo-
rated into the new code.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-26

Jan 16, lat s. Ion 10 w, ship Orpheus, Smith, from
Whampoa for New York.
Feb Is, in TIE Gulf, barque Henry Buck, from Bue-
nos Ayres for New York.
Feb1s, lat z 10. Ion 70 so, ship Gold Hunter, from
New Orleans for Havre. II = ''-
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-26

Expenses for Salaries, Office and Law s4
Expenses, Commissions, State and
Local Taxes, Advertising, Printing
Stationery, Postage ands Exchange,
Medical Bills, Revenue Stamps, sc, s1,2246 600 10
Ss,6s3, 491 16
s49,2G4571 IT
INVESTMENTS.
1. Bonds and Mortgages on property
worth than doublethe sum loanedS39 4sO os5 SO
2. United States Stocks. ............ 4.2O3108 rs
3. New-York State and City Stocks. 1000, 600 90
4. New-York State Town Bonds. $3.50. 10000 90
G. Cash in Banks and Trust Companies
at interest. 3,sO6Os9 so
Z. balances due from Agents. ....... 1928 GA
s492ei,571 II
Interest accrued .................... s512,7S %
Deferred Semi-Annual and Quarterly
Premiums. ......................... 1922, 442 So
Premiums in course of transmission. =. 1874, 4SO 81
Market value of Stocks in of cost 5i3,772 81
Gross Assets, Dec. slst, 1871, 1,577,9ss 90
The ratio of expenses is less than in any former
year during the history of the Co., (beng only about
per cent? and are lower than any other Co. in this
Country.
LIABILITIES.
Reserve for all Policies in
, force. ..:.:....... S56,Zis931 "a
Reserve for Additions. 10259,355 40
Annuties.. 17O,543 &c
Reserve for UnCarned
Margins ............. 4i9,0S8 70
Claims by Death not yet @AF
due ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45647S 81
Post-mortem Dividends,
due on demand ....... $4,000 90
Premiums paid in advance 1864 80
Surplus accrued on Ton
tine Dividend Policies 8,197 % Al, 6s2 256 60
Surplus over all Liabilities. ......... $685. $40 SO
Dividend of JAM list, 1872. ........ 28i3,727 go
Undivided Surplus. ,............... S1052, O12 46
= The Dividend of 1872 is considerably larger than
any previous distribution by this Company upon
single years business.
The Claims by Death during the year 1871 were
fraction less than seventyeght per cent of the sum
predicted by the Company's Table of Mortality
The receipts for interest alone has always been
much more than its death losses.
~ Be particular to insure with this old and relia-
BILE Company. You will then have Policy of real
and substantial value. Apply to
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-25
Grtnina State Jo,irnal.
PROFESSOR JOHN NJ, LANGsroN

This distinguished scholar and statesman
Is professor in Howard University, and a
resident of the city of Washington, where
he possesses unusual facilities for observ-
ing the career Of the Congressman from the
several States. In conversation with
some prominent Republicans of this dis
trict, Just before the nomination at Farm
vile, Professor Langston remarked that he
had carefully observed the course of the
Hon. y. II. II. Stowell, in Congress- and
elsewhere, and said that he made very
useful member that he was always look
ing after the interests of his constituents,
and he I" auds sure tie district c0uld not do
better than to send him back"
This is the testimony Of an Impartia
outsider, a distinguished cOlored man Of
rare education and intelligence, and close
observer of passing events. What better
can we desire?
People of the Fourth District! Will you
not heed the advice Of such man rather
than follow the bad counsels Of dema-
gogues.
Give in your response at the ballot box.
And we know what that response will be.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-25
CLEA MING .

Mr.. Sumner arrived in Paris on Sum
day.
Pres dent Grant will leave Long
Branch permanently for the season on
Wednesday night, remaining Thursday i'll
Philadelphia, and will return TO Washing
ton on Friday night.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, of Arl ansas,
reports that State as sure for Grant. The
Senator further says that the Pope county
troubles have nothing whatever to do with
the politics Of the day.
The police of Columbus, Ohio, to-day
arrested Thomas G. Martin and Jack
Mcdonald, two notorious confidence men,
with $4,000 in counterfeit currency i'll
their possession.
The schoorcr Rcsolute, otherwise
known as the Cuban war vessel Pioneer,
was sold at Newport yesterday by the
L. S Marshal, under an order of the Dis
trict court. Ricllctson K Co., Of Baltimore,
bought her for s., 500.
Tile chairman Of the Straightout Demo-
cratic Committee in New York says that he
has letter from Mr.. O'ConOr, announcing
his willingness to have his name used in the
canvass for the Presidency by the Simon-
pure Democracy.
Attorney General Williams will at
once take the stump for Grant and Will
son. His first speech viii be delivered i'll
Pittsburg on Saturday, and the next at
Meadvillc on Monday. lie then goes to
| Ohio.
Andrew Anderson Of Baltimore has
been appointed to the general management
| of the Air Line railroad between Washing
| ton and New York. which position was
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-25
A Word from Weary and MuCh-Abnsed
Druggist

To The Editor Of the State Josrnul
A practical pill machine would beg leave
to inform the good people of Richmond
why druggists are not more attentive to the
night-belI." Bell rings IL o'clock.
Druggist gets up tired and sleepy to see
what is wanted. "Please let me have a
ten cent box of mustard; will call by i'll
the morning and settle forgot to bring the
change came off in such hurry"
Bell rings at one o'clock. Caller says,
"Come down, quick want some medi-
cine" Down am. loan me bottle,
and ess. ginger, &c of each. You were
awful hard to wake up-Should be some
law passed to make you fellows keep open
all night, or else sleep with one eye open"
Bell rings at . o'clock. " Not open yet
When did you intend to open your store:
Let me have that sachel and bag left here
last week am in hurry to get of on the
boat"
Night again.--Bcll rings at II o'clock
"Open the door. Have you playing cards ~
"No." Why don't you keep them? All
respectable druggists should keep Them
Bell rings at 2. A prescription; money
enough to pay for half of it--' put it up ;
will bring money some other time" Don't
do it.
Often the bell rings at the dead hour Of
night for tobacco, cigars, a pint of kerosene
oil, &c. Good, kind, dear people, loved
ones, bear in mind that the druggist, as
well as the editor, or Mr.. Crutchfield, or
any other man." wants rest at times.
and when waiting on you expects TO he
paid for il. Yours aiiectionately,
DRUG STORE.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-25
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Extra Billy Smith feels himself COM
PEELED TO decline to engage in the canvass in
Ohio.
The Republicans of Holly Neck town
ship, Nansemo Id county, had glorious
old-iashioned barbecue and political speak
ing few days ago.
"A correspondent informs us that there
are only eighteen Greeley candidates for
treasurer of Nansemond county, which Of
flee is vacant by reason of the treasurer
elect being unable to qualify.
The postofice at Perkinsvlle has been
removed three quarters of mile to the
northwest, and Fl. II. Ioye, appointed
postmaster, vice d. II. Barnesgroye,
superseded by change OF site.
A Democrat of Culpepper county, in
renting his subscription to the STATE
JOURNAL, concludes his letter as follows /:
"Greeley's past history is such that many
rejecting men are determined not to vote
for him, and his future promises nothing
for US"
A Grant and Wilson and Stowell
club was formed at Charlotte Courthouse,
on the Odd, with the following officers !:
President, W. J. johnson; vice-president,
j. II. Howell; secretary, r. c. Howell ;
treasurer, Isaac Dobbs; executive COM
mittee, Joseph Byass, Cabell Hamlet,
Alexander Harris, Pleasant Cary, Thomas
Bouldin, William Green, Conway LETTERS.
The club will hold weekly meetings
throughout the remainder Of the campaign.
Col. Plat, Peter Morgan, W. II. Ste.
vens, P. X. Jones, j. W. b. Mathews, J.
A. Van Auken, and others, addressed 2, 800
to 5000 people at meeting at Stony creek,
Sussex county, on the 23d. Our cores,
pondent at that point says: No boilers
are tolerated in Sussex. No DR.. Norton
physic for us, thank you! The people
here, from Greensville and Dinwiddle coun.
ties say emphatically that they don't want
any Porter in their'n. Conservatives are
boiling old White Hat daily in Sussex"
Another case of alleged poisoning has
been discovered in Loudoun county. Two
daughters of Mrs. Eliza Cation, a widow
who lives on the "old road" near the Lou
doun and Fairfax line, have died suddenly
and under the most suspicious circum
stances. The girls were aged respectively
81 and Is years. The Lcesburg Telegram
says tho mother is charged with poisoning
them, and that the body of the elder ha'
been exhumed with the view of holding ;
p0st-mortem examination. The sneighbor
hood is fearfully excited over the circum
stances.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-25

THE Cincinnati gazette publishes fac
siInile Of the bill of ten thousand dollars
presented to the Government by Senator
Tr,unble for services rendered in the
McArdle case, and which Secretary Stan
ton refused to pay. The Gazette says
"Senator Trumble serves the country as
United States Senator for $1,000 per year
and mileage. The salary Of the President
of the United States is $685. 900 per year !;
the salary of the United States Attorney
and other Cabinet officers is $4,000 per
annnm-but for an argument of less than
two hours on the constitutionality OF a
measure for which Tumble as Senator
was specially responsible, and in which the
people he represented in part in Congress
were interested, the Senator charged and
drew from the United States Treasury
$4,000. And this man is now travelling
about the country denounclng frauds, talk
ing about civil service reform and adyoca
ting economy. Let this $4,000 plaster b'
spread broadly upon his back in order tina
the people may correctly read his charac
| terri
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE GAS INVESTIGATION. - The
Mayor continued his Investigations to-day
into the conduct Of the Gas works. The
first witness examined this morning was
Mr.. Tyree, formerly an assistant in the
inspectors office. 1t was Mr.. Tvree's
duty to take the state Of the meters in one
Of the upper wards. He testified he found
the hands off the meters of Messrs. Pryde,
Melton and Knowles, and Mr.. McCar-
thy, who is also an employee in the
inspectors office, testified to the same
fact of the hands being off. New
meters were ordered. Mr.. Mccarthy
also stated in his testimony that he thought
the false checking in the check book was
in the handwriting of Pryde or Knowles !;
MeSsrs. Donegre and Shafier had access to
the books; some one familiar with the office
must have done it; did not believe the
Auditor would allow any others to have the
check book. Mr.. Melton testified that the
forged figures resembled the handwriting
of Knowles or Pride.
The investigation developed the fact that
there are three metres at the Danyille rail-
road depot, when the metre book shows
that but two have been reported since De-
cember I'd, 1870. From an examination
of the metre just found there, it appears
that the Danville railroad company now
owes the city for 81 900 feet Of gas.
Mr.. Denegre testified this morning that
certain figures in the order book in the in
spector's office have been changed since yes-
terday. The writing in the book Is that OF
Mr.. Pryde, but who made the changes is
still mystery.
The investigation Of the affairs of the
inspectors office will probably be conclud-
cd tomorrow, when we presume the affairs
of the works will be looked into.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-25
Tie Mode Of Interest Payments

Washington, September 24.--Thc Treas
nry Department is constantly in receipt of
letters from holders Of United States reg
iStcrcd stock, from which it appears that
the impression prevails that all such inter
est is payable by checks.
This is misapprehension the only III
tcrest payable by checks being the quar-
terly interest dividends on registered stock
of the new five per cent. funded loan of
1891. The interest on all other stock is
paid as heretofore, to the stakeholder or
his attorney upon receipting therefor at the
Office Of the Assistant Treasurer or depos-
itory at which it is payable.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC news


Neao York, September 1.-THE editor
OF the CTone9a, published here, and a
Cuban, have gone to Niagara to fight a
duel.
The convention of general ticket agents
has adjourned. Their proceedings were
mostly private.
The Erie railroad company are suing
for the recovery of the Grand Opera House
from Jay Gould and Mrs. Fisk.
The licenses Of the captain and first and
second pilots Of the steamer Metis have
been revoked.
4. p. Edgeiton declines the Straightout
Indiana gubernatorial nomination.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-25
AUCTION SALES.

SEPTEMBER 2S.
p. A. FORBES, assignee, will sell at New
store, Buckingham county, Va, on tho 2Sth
instant, a farm with improvements, situated
in that county.
OCTOBER lsT.
r. L. RAGLAND, assignee, will sell on the
premises al 1870 clock M. October lst., val
liable tract of land, with improvements, stu
atrd in Halifax county.
OCTOBER II.
L. G. MONCURE and J. NJ. WYATT, as
signees. will sell on the 18th of October next
at Bowling Green Caroline county, two large
tracts of land with improvements, situated
In that county.
OCTOBER Is.
l.. ID. EACHO, auctiOneer, will sell fol ]. A Lyn
ham and X. M. Mayo, assignees, at II M
Oct 18th, In front Of the u. s. custom-house
the valuable real estate OF Willoughby New
ION, situated in Hanover and Westmoreland
counties,