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New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
OLD FOES UNDER ONE BANNER.


A grand rally OF the friends of Greeley and
Brown was held last night at Centre and Leonardsts
Fireworks band of music, and the addresses from the
platform drew together an immense throng. The Presi-
dent of the meeting, George Middleton, introduced as
the first speaker the Hon NJ. Martin Of Oho
Senator Martin said that he was glad 20 see
before him 80 many OF the invincible Democ-
racy of the old Sixth Ward Of New-York They
had come to ratify the nomination Of distinguished
citizen, whose selection candidate meets with an
earnest response from the whole American people.
lCheers. He would undoubtedly be the next President
His record shows what poor boy may become through
perseverance and honesty. Why does the nomination OF
Horace Greeley meet with the approval OF 80
large body OF the American people Because
man can question his integrity or ability. Every
Democrat admres his consistency After three years OF
Grant the people Of the whole country have decided TO
unite and make in cleaning out the mill
tary despOlisn that rules at least half Of the
country, The question s asked: " How "A Democrat
vote for Horace Grceeyp Democrat can
vote for any honest who loves his
coantry Honest Republicans have become
disgusted with the corruption OF Grants administration,
and they have united with three million freeman In the
Democratic ganks put honest at the head Of af-
fairs. AT the head of this movement Is "A W HON
Democrats have opposed all their Jiyes but for whom
they viii vote most obeeruly. The who head
tho Grant movement cannot go without trying " make
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
DIED.

ABBor-A Rye M Jolly 90 1872 Ivy youngest Of A.
may H"' OF such is the Kingdom OfHes
BURT-At Rochester N " SUNDAY 2sh inst. William X Baa
se ss' & % sfs' % soa v % sT 70 = es pn n the n o. ON wue-.
5st inst at 2:J9 O'clock m from .es Tede9es OF hs 'tsss
waiting at the depot
CoRNSI-on the morning Of the July his residence Oss
nham. England. Capt Geo b. Cornish formerly OF hewfort
DOuBLEDAY-At Monr Mony Juy % Caroline Maher nfsnt
daughter b. aud j. NJ Doubleday aged mosds snt
Funeral wednesday tIOam.
GRAYDOS-C GrardOn daug Of the late Samuel Grsyoo Of
SCARLET Both inst, at RdgesOd n. J.
morning O'Clock foot Of Chambers st PaSonia Ferry whes
carriages will be IN ATTENDANCE.
HAGADORN-Aths residence Mor5inil Monday evening jay ~
Capt Moses c. Hagadoru, IN the 5Oh year Of his sse
h sni REGIMENTS National Guan T. are invited aiieof
h funeral THURSDAY morning Augu,5 G ~ oS9Gh ne iesoo
snd-twenty -eigbth-st Harlem
HOPKINsOn Monday JuY 23h Jennie A. eldest laughter Of VIII
The will take residence grandmother lass
a welsh, 39 E E5htyseeoaist. oa wneslay july js At IL
Reauyes ami friends respectfully invited attend
LYON-Cu July o. at Wlshiugtou Emily wife o T. Lyon esQ snd
daughter the late Edward Wilmer esq Of Liverpool Bug
McLAUGHLIS-On Monday, July % after bnefnsss Tbomo Nc
Relatives and friend, are invited to attend from
residence P,sie JedersOnaye H'on City j. on wdss~
day. July Jlst. a. / o IA.
RRAD-On Sunday July after paa Illness, ThOm" Read aged
Friends and relatives are invited wdnes.T
B,ooklyn'
RUyK-Atwa,oB Delaware Co.. Jennie Corye infant daaghtes
Relatives ay invited attend the funeral
her grandfather seymour l5e 6rorst Brooklyn
TUCKBRAt Samaritan Home Tor the Aged ty We.t Iosf
teu,ht ~ H. July l8 1872 Biw Tucker IN the '''h year Of h
His remains were Inferred in GreeusOoL
WOOp-At Permont " Y on 2h inst, Josie, only child OF
Richard v. D. aud Josephine Wood, aged o months
WORCESTER MONDAY July 29 oO Worcester aged 68
bis late residence vngliee, weinesaJ' Js' inst "~
O'Clock a.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM sAvANNA-Tn steamship san Salvador yuT p D Nc
Connie aud wife Mrs. McCulum j. Lsrcomb, wife, servant ssd
two chlireu Mcintyre aud wife d. D. Arden, O. Fuller VI NJ
Hasks rs Bstsy Miss Dessan Mrs j. NJ Slar. Mi. slar Mrs
A. Hme l. Boreuheim aud wife, H. T. Joegn J. G. Ford Ms ~
Clark Miss f. Clark Mr. h. H. CsrE and wife B Glsner n hoes
we'll Mrs Busky two children servant g. ID. DuncsB sed
wife Mrs Be-. and servant NJ Happoh. T. A. Soh~s j.
Mcann Larose Foley Mrs A. Dutenbofer Mrs Doner'
Geo Coolidge H. L. Deforesl Mss Lareomb. C. s. FOo ssss
Coal wife 8 b. Harrington aud wife j. Levy W r.
McG T. Harrington Harrington r. Harrington Miss H. Hsrres-
W 81 Cranberry Mr. Smith, M Lyons Mr. Ash j. L. febs"
Mrs @. l.. Cook.
FROM HAMBURG-In s,am'hip 7Aurngta. July 0-Sam Bdh,
berg S and child Mnna Fnedmann L. f. DOmmench, wife. child
g. Teun Arnold A. Renson, Jacob Meyer and wiie,
Hem. Meyer Levy Herr, Balm Guido Pessoer Capt tosot
Douglass Hem. fierg W. H. Richardson ~ White Mr. PrADek ss1
Lbbey daughter, Gol1enbeg Mr. CaaTavs ssf
othe n second cabin and
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Netos see Third Pd0e.i

ARRIVED.
Steamship Thunra IN o. Meyer Hamburg Juy IT, and Hsss
2Oth. With indse. aud pass 10 kunhsrdE Co.
Steamship Ashland Moore Fenandn with mdse aud TO James
steamship Isaac Bell Bkenan Richmond City Point and Hoo,
With mdse md pass 70 Old Dominion steamship Co
ship Josephine Ouen of St. John NJ BIZ OuleD, Vpoo' %
shO GeTander MeNe Of Neworeans Keleu Cardiff q dsJ
Bars Brilliant Eor) Nielsen Car3iG days railroad iron
Bark AuksthOr lSor Henneksen, Newport Eng days WIN -
road iron.
Bark Coarser Stockholm Marsden TsagnA 81 days With mds
Bark Dorchester Harrison of and from Boston daYs ballast.
Brig Bmene of Yarmouth n 81, Peters EesHaSrn, IN b'ls
Brig Acadia (O pctoul Ganon Cow Bay ~ dsys. win coal
scr LohalT Sanders OF and St. John N d. days. via
lumber.
sCHOONERs-RIyER cOAsTwisE
Kate Scranton Neg-liayen. Ann Amels Providence
; X Lane, Yarmouth staten Islander, New la'ea.
Lucy Hall Westerly. $. Branerd. Clinton. c.
Essex BOso Martha Heath, BostOn
Restless Boston, llelry Colc Providence.
Caspian, New-lsven. Artst- SoUenset
NJ NJ Hamilton New. Haven John BROOKS Bridgeport
NJ b. Sml sheridan, Portland u
p Smith Portland. Henry Tsber forl1nd
Orion. Norwich. Eva ilolHes, N0rSalk
yeranda Providence Elizabeth b.. Pail RiVer
latte Mitchell, Gardner Exchange Bath
Belle Brown, Vnalhayen. OutariO, Providence
Steamships New.York for Henry Cbuncey for Aspns
WlND-Sunset, light r. n. b.; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
july steamship Olympus. from Liverpool
FORTRESS MONROE Va, July S-Ihe steamship Caspian ifos
Lyerroo rased morning Norfolk aud Baltimore
Ga, July Saed, steamships Zodiac, o heNbefn
CaARLEsrcS s. C., July 0-Arivel steamship Sea Gull. ro~
Baltimore: brig Aayes. ST. MaDs, Geo; schrs Boleo. roa
Gibars, Cuba Charles Dennis, from Jacksonville.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX N s. July 1oThe steamship Austrian sailed for EnsIsAd
today
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
THE WEATHBR.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPYtcR or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHIsGToS, ID. c.. July 81. lsT2-i q. IN

II
OPvtcR or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
W.sutsGTOs, ID. c.. July 81 lsT2-l a. IN
Stmopsis for me Ddsi trentufow AQUA -, l..
Partly cloudy weather, with light s0utneIly y
ND rSins and falling barometer prevail on we 'oMeL
Ies and southward 20 OHIO and PenDsylVamh oear
weather over Middle states and New-Ensf f
"S""tberly and westerly winds aud party Slouuy
,tber i'm the gulf and South Atlantic IN tne West
nds yeerine to north westerly, with CLOUDY weather
VII lin are eastward over the upper likes ana Mlchl
an With south westerly winds In the mississippi anu
Ohio valleys. . ,,,y,...
threatening weather with rain dreas. will prevail on
the Iower Lakes extending eastward, with southerly
and easterly WINDS through Northern Pennsy ylyania
New. York and Now-E nRhnd
sontherly and westerly winds and partly cloudy
weather in the Middle and South Atlantic States and
Gulf sates Coariag aud cooleg weather. wltn Rorth-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

NOTE-Tne vote III 1860, and classed as Repubi-
can was for Bell the Union candidate. Mr.. Lincoln
had DO votes in the State and Douglas but 2,7Ol
North Carolina chose five Democrats and two Repub-
lcans TO .he XLId Congress The Legislature, elected
in 1870 numbers Republicans and 80 Democrats in the
Senate ana As Republicans and rs Democrats In the
House.
the Congress Districts and the vote cast In 1871 the
question Of calling Convention 10 revise the COnstitu
ton The Republicans votOl against the proposition.
II will be seen that the Republicans then carried the first
four of the present Congress Districts and the Demo
Gratis the last The former embrace the Eastern and
the latter the Western half Of the State:
nistrict With Digtrict-(entra1 and
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
pnnAnRLpnIA LAVE STOCK MARKRr-JrLr %.

The cattle this better and good prices wss
The receipts aud sales reached 70 80
head and prices ranged G to lie for fair 70 good nd J, 70
7sc choice cattle sold from 70 Be y b
sHERPe for sheep lively and prices goc hesa
7 y b for far 10 choice and common a. tos ~ 20
81 per sOi " IOc Tor good and choice,
and 80 to 81 per head for common 49,, -,.-,--.
demand for hogs and foil prices we're oolned
head changed hands from 81 - 70 81 ~ 100 ID Tor o"s
fel.
25 TO 90 spnger 80 $5 for fesh Good calves
sold al from 81 " 7c y D.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
ANOTHER INDIAN RAID.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, July 30.-It is re-
ported mere tonight that another Indian raid occurred
near Laredo, Texas. on Saturday Seventeen persons
wore killed and many ranches and stores were plum
dered and stock driven OF by Kiokapoos from Mexico
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARRRTs.

ERwosLx,ys Julv 3-Bn lower at II 0iiesl o. segn dsss
Pair 10 Puy GlOlo Other articles unchanged Erc~nso
stering I26; New York Sight premium. Gold. lll ..
DETROIT July 30Nheat active and higher No. Whs. o..
al IA TreafWel dun sales st 5sc Oatss
dn 4. 53g3te Receipts loo eoar 100 bushels vhsst
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throw down his sword and r6snmo work ~ ms
hold the rights the coored men, and 70 b they ""A
for aid, honesty, and fidelity loud applauseJ ,o.
j. J. Rogers j. n. O'Nei and others made speecnes,
and after giving three cheers for Greeley sad brown
the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET, July ~,

Cattle stye for shipping grades pce 6rm Ard about t higher Y
Choice .sngat 45Gt6 IS lot Of l Brts Steer. aeaSns
430 Oi lot Of choice li0o Steers at 81 1eIsss
E5dsf lt Lave Hogs active AMI advanced iec
Recepts-1 bead Workers 81 73dst gOi Heavy grades ~ 90
81 o. Sheep Reoep-3A head sales at Ai0S3 Laebc
sold at So 156S3 23 per head.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
ROBBERY OF A BANK.

Council BLUFFS, Iowa, July 3O.-The First
Rank of this city was yesterday Of so
900 in some manner as yet unknown The capital OF tho
bank Is only $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
WATERFOWL txAss) LIVE STOCK MARKET-JUrr %

Bzsp CArE-RecoD S)2 beSI business generally aeye Rsea'
larly sales Of Choice at SO0SO ~ 81
tra sgg 90 o Prst Quality 81 1GSS ;" Second Vaahv %
1S7; Third Quality, 81 1S5 80. -.
LANRs-Rceps $50 bead lambs and sheep so1
ldc lower than Market dull sales, IN lots al pte
IS 81 each; EItra, $6d59
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

eriy and westerly wnds tho Northwest and on the
MINER lakes extending 10 the lower lakes and Ohio
Valley ON Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

The new Ncaraguan Minister 10 the United
states arrived In Washng0D, aud VII present. <
credentials when the President returns 10 the city.
J G.. Hincken, one Of the proprletors OF 1sS
Phadplia sunday Dfpah severely injured b. tran on A'
Atlantic City Railroad. yesterday
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

Smallpox, FeverS, and skin Diseases, prevented b1
LAMPLOuas PYRgrtE Vtatng and nYgorang ia eGeoa
arr and prevention Sold 6J chemists s.t
he maker Il. LAMPLDU0H, l3 HObofn hill, London
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

THE CANDIDATES-PAST CONTESTS IN THE STATE
THE NEW APPORTIONMENT.
It is hardly necessary to state the fact that
the North Carolina election will be held tomorrow and
that the returns will he awaited with the deepest In
terest especially by the President and his Cabinet who
have taken an active part in the politics of the state
Governor and other State officers and eight members OF
Congress are TO be chosen. The following list Of the
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
6uerlal \ Nollees

New-York Liberal Republican State Committee.
HEADQUARTERS ROOM H. ASTOR HOUSE,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES;
Iouv COcURISE J. W. HASBROUCK,
- lfI.KINS JOHN ". COZ,
Al tRRD WILKINSON BENZ. A. WILLIS,
T. A. MERRITT
All communications should be aiiresed to
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIRMAN
Atrasp WILKINSON. 0ecrelap.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
AN AFFRAY IN LINCOLN COUNTY.

came upon the stand Mr. Mcclure aud shook hands
with him, which greeted with applause
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

Life-Size Portrait
HORACE GREELEY
UIeii AMI bust eiKO inches.l
admirable kpes. hOgrap of hin
Abls o hung 10 par0rs LhTaries, al ciub-IoomA
address IN tue United States postage paid receipt u
One Dollar
Address THE TRIBUNE. Sew.York City.
The W0rkiuRwomen's Protective Union,
% Beeckert the redress frauds and
Wokng~Omen who household 1bACliBks,
COPYSrS, TRADBsw0MBs, CLERKS. Sc supplied
poye, sad assisted obtaining Wages winch
been earned collected BY law when necessary A ee Of charge
Renne's Pain Killing oiaaic oil Is sold in as qa.ntees
by JOHN HENRY No ColeSepscc, N \, aud BY Gh0 o.
GOODWIN Co.. Boso3 and by all Wholesale Drggss all oiaa-
Oniers solicited Ii WORKS like charm"
Greeley Hats and Capes.
l. SUSMAN & Co. ~ Narrcnst,
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS
show your rCoiors!-CAMPAIGN BANNERS sOi PoRrRAITS
at LORfoNS, 81 SlItb'ave
Po-t-Onc Motto The MAILS FOR bUROPR du NJ toe
ening SArURp T. Aur g. l5a viii close acs o.
WEDNESDAY ~ Gu THURSDAY AZ n a m. oa SArUR.
DAYHllam n. JONES Pos,aaser
Anpis ~ Co, Flag and banner Manufaeturers ior
We Cszpsr. w AM lvl fuLtvSSt. ssL WlAAsL
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h-eastern With District-Central and


Total. 2,691 lO,97s
Rep. mai ...... LIS
I'D District-A strip OF cOun-
ties hOrdprlug ON and living
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-05
E'he Burning Of the America.

NAGAsAKI, JAPAN Aug. 3lst-vGA CHINA,
LONDON AND New York, Sept. 5.-The Pa
cific Mail Steamship America arrived here on
the morning of the 9th inst. at | | o'clock.
The same night her freight deck took fire
and Immediately the whole ship was envel-
oped in flames which dcfed all efforts to extin-
guiSh them. The vessel burned all night and
was totally destroyed, together with the Hong
Kong mails and freight and the passengers, and
officers luggage.
The rapid progress of the fire forced all
hands to jump into the water, there not being
time even TO lower the boats.
Six Cinnamon were burned or drowned and
the engineers Waterman, stecragc watchman:
cook and II Cinnamon are missing.
The treasure will be recovered. The cause
of the fire is unknown
LONDON, Sept. "a special dispatch from
Nagasaki, Japan, says nineteen lives were lost
by the burning Of the steamship America.
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Political.

ST. PAUL, MINI. Sept 5.-The Liberal
Republican and Democratic State Conventions
met yesterday. Conference Committees were
appointed, aud it was agreed to nominate a
Republican for State Auditor and three Re-
publican electors The Democrats took the
Clerk Of the Supreme Court and two Electors.
This comprised the whole ticket.
SYRACUSE, Sept 5.-Thc Democratic State
Convention re assembled at. 10 o'clock. The
Committee of Conference reported that the
Liberals were willing to conccde to the Demo
Gratis the State ticket if the latter would allow
them the Congressman at large. The report
was discussed at length, several ohicctlng to 1t
and urging that the Democrats should have
the Congressman at large while conceding the
Executive and Supreme Courts to the Liberals.
SYRACUSE Sept 5.-The Liberal State Con
venton effected an organization this morning BY
the choice Of Hon. Chaunccy Depew for Presi
dent, with number Of Vice Presidents and
Secretaries Mr.. Depcw, on taking the chair,
addressed the Convention at length reviewing
the acts of the National Administration.
\ resolution nominating Judge Church for
Governor and to communicate the proposed &C
ton to the Democratic Convention for their
consideration, was offered and referred to the
committee on resolutions.
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HECTIOE SaLES.

pY VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit Court
- of Prince William county, pronounced on
the llth day of October, 1871 in the chsncery
suit of Chapman vs. Norvile, shall offer for
sale at public auction ut the front door O. the
Court House of said county, on MONDAY, the
tn day OF October, 1872, that being Court dav, Il
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, living netr
Dumfries, and adjoining the lands of Jas Pur-
cell, Sandy Dowcll and others, upon the fol-
lowing
Terms, to wit Cash enough to pay the costs
Of suit and sale, and the csidue in four equal
annual payments, bearing interest from the day
of sale; the purcha. or giving. bond, with APP
proved pc rsonal security, for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to be retained and the land
subject to resale in case the purchaser shall fail
to make the deferred payments.
PrAHUNTON, Comm'r
Prince William CO., sep 3--e"ts
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed of
l. trust from Margaret Hctzcl dated 2lst Of
August, 1869 recorded in the Land Records OF
for the purpose therein lnrnt oncd, shall offer
by publ C auction, ut Fairfax Court House, on
MONDAY, the Dist dav of October next (that
being Court day. the TRACT OF LAND in
sad iced described, containing 93 acres and IS
poles, it being lot No. = in the division of Sam
ucl L. and Susan l.. Barnes real estate The
above de cribcd property lies about two miles
north Of Clifton, in said county, and is valuable
for its timber, consisting principally Of While
Oak. Selling trustee, | shall convey such
title only rs is vested in me- which is believed
to be unqueStonablc.
Terms Cash. Sale TO take place between II
and II o'clock
TIOS. Z. LOVE Trustee.
Farfoy cfn D-nr+s
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From New York.

New YORK, Sept 5.-1hc wife Of General
Dix aud Signor Mario, the celebrated tenor,
who is to appear with PATTI, arrived by the
Russia yesterday. John Quincy and Charles
Francis, sons of Charles Francis Adams, ST.,
met here last night and proceeded to Boston
The latter came on yachting expedition, and
the former came from the West.
Mr.. Greeley is going to visit Cincinnati.
After the Maine election on the 10th inst. he
will leave this city to fulfil engagements at the
Rhode Island and Vermont agricultural fairs.
Baron Lcdercr, the Austrian Minister, re-
turned here yesterday from his visit TO Austria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-05
LEGAL Esrey;sIeS.

Among the patents granted last week was one
to Y. =. Corbctt, Of Alexandra county, Tor a
potato digger.
Among the freight landed here this morn
ius by the steamer Express, was a box of goods
packed in Constautiuope, consigned to mcr-
chant in this city.
The Radicals fired salute between seven
and eight O'Clock, last night, from the north
end OF Fairfax street, for their late victory 10
Vermont.
\ sick mule, deserted by its owner, canal
toatman, has bccn-lyiHg in tho middle OF Queen
street, between Water aud Union since nj ht
before last
A gentleman from Brcntsvie reports that
the physicians who made the post m"rtcm cX-
animation of the late j. I. Clark, were unable
to find the ball that caused his death.
The counting room Of Mr.. ". A. Smoot,
corner of Union aud Princess streets. was en-
tered yesterday evening by Il thief, during the
temporary absence OF the occupants, aud robbed
OF two coats.
Gen Howe, lately in command at Fort Wash
iugton, has been detached from tile troops
which were stationed there and which have
been transferred to Fort McHenry and ordered
to Nashville, Tenn.
The local train due here from Washington
at half past two this afternoon, did not arrive
until nearly three O'clock The delay was
caused BY freight locomotive that ran off and
INSTRUCTED the track on 9th street, in Wash
ington.
An unknown colorcd man, suffering from
congestive chill, fell or the sidewalk near the
intersection of King and Pitt streets, this
morning, and was picked up and laid in the
vestibulc of the Marshall House until he cord
be removed by the police.
Babe Hall, Dallas Pcyton and Pierce Now
land, who, as stated in yesterdays Gazette,
were wounded at the White House on Tuesday
evening last, by the discharge Of gun in the
hands Of Willis Foley, have returned to this
city. None of them was seriously hurt. Foley,
it is said, was tight" at the time and was sky
larking" with the gun when it exploded
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Nv Green ~ gV5sp.

Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneerS.]
H1RUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
L DWELLING-Byv virtue of deed of trust,
from Geo. l. Thomas and Marin. his wife, for
the benefit of 5. Morris VAIN % Philadelphia
Pa, dated on the Dist day of January, 1885, ana
daily recorded in the lane records of Alcxa. .dria
county, Va, the undersigned. substituted trus-
tees, will offer for sale by public auction. on
SATURDAY, Augusta, 1872, at II clock H.,
in front of the Mansion House, the LOT OF
GROUND, with the two, story BRICK fszsssA
DWELLING thereon, situated on thu. 1.SM
north side OF Prince street, between Roval and
Pitt, and described in said deed rs 'olows:-
Bounded on the east by the property Of John S.
Miller, and on the west by the property of tue
estate of julian Taylor deceased, tn the use
OF the alley binding the same Oh the north.
Terms: Onc-thlrd Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash the day sale, ard the resi-
due in three equal rstalmcnls of SIX twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from day of
sale; the bonds of the purchase, with approved
security, TO be taken for Il! deferred payments.
Stamps and conycyancing ut the expense Of the
purchaser Possession given ut once.
c. w. WATTLES,
W. ARTHUR TAYLOR
~ 27-ts Substituted Trustees.
Ni,- The above sale has been pc tpo led until
SATU RDAY, the 18th OF September at the
same time and place. aug BITS
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Gss~I have analysed the Whiskey known UNI
der the brand of 'B-SELEcr," controlled by
Messrs. WALTER D. BLAIR s. Co., Richmond,
Virginia, and find it free from fusil oil and other
impurities, ard recommend its use for medicinal
and family purposes. J. 3. McCAw, Md,
Late Prof Of Chemistry Med Col of Va
January Is, 1872.
This popular and highly recommended brand
of superior Whiskey is exclusively controlled
by Mr.. r. NJ. LAWSON, Cameron street, Alex
andra, Va a. d we can justly vouch for its
quality as n pure article for family and medici-
nal use. We predict for this brand a success
that is due to its superior quality and moderate
price.