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LOCAL NOTES.

The Greeleyites console themselves
by the reflection that the O'Conor ticket
was defeated. We have no doubt the
Strightouts return the compliment.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
ONE DOLLAR per square of eight liues. solid
CON
nonparen.

Madison, November 6.--The State gives
a Republican majority of $4,000. Williams,
Hazleton, Barber, Sawyer, Rusk and
McGill (Republicans); and Eldridge Demo
craft are elected to Congress.
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No STREET CARS RUNNINa.-All the
street-car horses are afflicted with, the dis
order. No cars have been running since
Tuesday night.
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WINES N LIQUORS.

FoH NEW YORK. A&
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship MA.
CARA Capt. WALLER, will sail on FRI
DAY, November, sth, at Q A. NJ.
Freight received until Thursd3y night.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for,
warded with dispatch TO all ~points-north, south
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
.nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
SSt6eriRe. ................. o w
Round Trip Tickets I. /. 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
no 6-2t No. 8 Governor street.
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I.ocusr DALE. MADISON County, V.

We have been using a Wilcox & Gibbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for a large
family. 1t has given perfect satisfaction in every
respect. The work done on it Is no more liable to
rip than work done by hand with the same care.
We have examined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work, and have no hesitation in
saying we consider the WILCOX 4 Gibbs decidedly
superior to any of LUCY II. GORDON,
ELLA J. WILLIS.
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A GENTS WANTED
IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE UNITED
STATES,
TO THOROUGHLY INTRODUCE
PENN'S PATENT Birdie.
THE CPEAPEST. STRONGEST, MOST DU.
RABLE, AND HIGHLY ORNAMENTAL
article of the kind ever placed before the public.
No thread, no buckles, and yet adjustable In
all Its parts.
Sreat Inducements offered to Agents,
Send for Circular. Address.
NJ A. PENN,
~ a4-wsm Washington City, D. q.
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sEwincox and Gibbs Sewing Machine.

EE Wilcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine
This machine is Virginia institution by in.
yention and patent, and is greatly admired by
all who use it. There is no style of work that
cannot be done on 1t. 1t requires but a single
thread, and aDW not rip. This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most incredulous in
n moments time of the truth of what we state If
they will call and examine our work. We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow
ing:
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BoYDTON, VA.
l have long desired a Wilcox & Gibbs Ma
chine. We have a double-thread machine, but
cannot manage 1t. l propose to exchange for one
of yours. M. +. CARTER.
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DIED.

WEISIGER Suddenly, from a fail on the 9Th
instant, Mn. DANIEL w. WEISIGER. in the
49th year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from the Leigh
Street Baptist church on FRIDAY MORNING,
Sh instant, at 10 O'Clock. The friends and nc.
guaintauces Of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend without further invitation.
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BELGIUM,

Fearful Accident in a Mine
Brussels, November 7.-Twenty-one
men and boys fell 100 feet in q mine at
hamburg, and most of them were killed.
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Death Of General george g meaae

Philadelphia, November 6.-General
George G. Meade died this morning, of
pneumonia.
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Grsnits State yonraal.
TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements of Lost, Wants, Found, For
Rent, 80, not exceeding three or four lines, will
ID rted under the proper headings at TWEEN
TY.FIvE CENTS for one insertion; or two in.
ecrtions for FORTY CENTS three insertions,
sIxTYU ENTs-oAsH IN ADVANCE.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Official Vote of Henrico Comfy.
Clerk.

Grant, III majority Smith, l62 majority.
The following is the vote for county clerk and
-la-iT
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FRIDAY, benefit Of Miss FISHER.
Fisher Matinee SATURDAY at 3 O'Clock.
Admission % cents to all parts of the house.
Seats secured at Ambold's Musical Exchange,
900 Main street. no TIT
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VIRGINIA HALL.
AIKEN,
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
The Colloquial Actor aud Popular Author.
ALBERT W. AIKEN,
and the famous New York Company, the
AIKEN COMBINATION.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER sTH,
wii be presented the great sensational play, the
WITCHES OF NEW YORK.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9TH,
the realistic frontier drama, entitled the
RED COdATE, OR THE FLOWER OF
THE PRAIRIE.
Admission 60 cents and 81. Begins at so'clock.
Reserved seats for sale ut West 4 Johnston's
bookstore, without extra charge. MOIST
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GRAND DIVISION Sons OF TEMPER

Burton. clerk. 1877 majority Lynneman, sher'
if, 200 majority.
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MAZEPPA and the two-act Drama of HAND
SOME JACK. Miss KATE FISHER
in both pieces.
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CLOTHING.

3, 49,. ~-~<~-~~ q
OPPENHJMER, Ia
WHOLESALE CLOTHIER AND MI
MERCHANT TAILOR, I
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THIS Thursday EVENING, October 5,
GREAT DOUBLE BILL.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
Last nights of the talented artistic,
MISS KATE FISHER.
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Fiaminus Olympiostanes Agrippa VIII
inns sets type In San Francisco.

Flaminus OlympiOstanes Agripa VIII
iams sets type in San Francisco
A correspondent inquiries p" If bread is the
staff OF life what is butter" The last we go'
was 40 cents q pound.
The difference between carriage horse
and 4 carriage wheel is this: One goes best
when il is "tired," and the other doesn't.
Look not upon the billiard ball when it is
red when it mOveth Alright, and scratchcth
on the white, for at last it discountcth tile
PLAYER and is pocketed by the cue.
An exubcr,nt youth of Pittsfield thus to 4
supposed friend "IIello. Zeke On! excuse
me. thought you were another man !,
Laconic stranger: III am"
I'm speaking about new drinking fo.'n.
tain, Pougbkeepsie paper says: The hrst
horse to drink from it was Dir. Hopkins, the
baker"
II was thus that the aurora affected an
illinois editor: "IIere we lean over the
verge Of the infinite, longing to grasp Its
mysteries, lost in the protunditles OF I'M
mcnsty."
A small boy arose at Il Sunday school and
BEGAN quite glbly % certain man went
down into Jerusalem to Jericho and fell
and fell" there bis memory began to fail
him)-"and fell by the roadside, and the
tlornS sprang up and choked him."
DIR. McElroy, of New York, being about
to marry his fourth wife, some one asked his
daughter who was going to perform the cere.
mony, She replied, a don't know, but
presume that it will beDr. Spring. He gene
rally marrieS father"
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). 4 r,s Of ss.sserys corrected.

Ei.sors Dispatch Ny attention has been
called to The above article, by w. G'bOen
Carter, N. D., ID your issue Of August 1870
which of courSe--docs m-
Justice to the late General Harvie.
DIR. Carter says the stone cannon ba''s no"
ia front of DIR. Weilford's house were
bro;,gh. from the Dardanelles by Commodore
Elliot as a present to the University OF Fir'
pinia. and were delivered to General Harv'e,
4then occupying DR.. WeIlford's presen!
residence The inference may De Una!
General Harvie appropriated this s'tt o.
Commodore Elliott to the University TO the
adornn,cnt of his private mansion.
Now. General Haryie never nj an! tiiic
ocea1pied DR.. Wellford's house. Residing
with his widowed mother until 1918 I'D ner
family. he then built, and occupied "htii DE,
death, the house now owned ana lnhaoi.eu
nv Mr.. John Purcell. DR.. Wexford mouse
wa, built by Mr.. Henry W. Moncure ions
after 1918. somewhere about the year 1852.
rs |. then boy at school in Richmond, wen
remember.
The University was promptly notified by
General Haryie of the arrival Of Commodore
ElJiott,s consignment and then his agency
and control i'm the matter ceased. why the
University never took them away, or how
il happened that Mr.. Moncure appropriated
them, do not know.
Some years afterwards Commodore Eltlott
paid visit 10 his old shipmate General Har-
vie, who had himself been an officer OF the
navy, and one of bis daughters we'll rcinem-
ben walking with him to look at these can
non-balls, in their present position, and ms
modification ut the mode In winch his
unique and handsome present bad been
sighted by the donee. .
This is a small matter. Messrs. Editors, but
those who knew General Haryie well Will
understand that Of all men ne would have
been most annoyed by a suspicion that in
any matter, but especially in business trans
action or one involving fidelity to the wishes
of friend, be had fallen short in the slight
est particular, and that nothing could have
been more grateful to his feelings than to be
freed from such n misapprehension.
Your senior will comprehend tins per-
fectly. FRANZ u. kUfFiS'
Summer Hill, Chesterfield co., Aug. -.
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n. THEIRS As ga SYMMETRICAL MITE."-A
hree-and-easy correspondent of the London
Spectator, who has been "taking notes" III
the French Assembly at Versailles, touches
up N. Theirs In this fashion:
II the term "dwarfn did not usually sug-
gest deiormity as well as Iittleness the popu.
lar epithet Nain-gsans would perfectly apply
TO n. THEIRS, but he is o symmetrical mite,
neat, dappcr, though, like Sim lappertit's
legs. "stupendously littIe.' hardly knew
how little until, afterwards, / CHANGED to
notice that Louis Blanc standing beside him
looked tau in comparison. With his dark,
Withered faee, his bright spectacles, his tiny
figure, his steep head, tbickiy covered with
hair IKE white spun-glass, and his fldgety
little hands, which, when he contradicted
the srsaker, fatty and frequently, pushed
up and out before him, reminding as IT.
yesistibiy Of Miss Mowcher--1L Theirs
enthralIed Our attention. Even with the
assistance Of his hair and his com
plesion 1t % Impossible TO believe in his age;
bis vitality Is so.reai, his sprightsiness Is SO
remarkable. He gets lost lin a crowd he
climbs into lis seat Hike q small child; he
s9ue8ks like nnch feebIy represented by o
- ~
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q rSrvrH6N lkAF FatfEFG UayS.
'sss BIZ Leas& Gcddias kIctioneers,
ssis sfnffl street.

n sRf3Es SALE OF HIGHLY VA ..,
I BLE AND ATTRACTiyE RE s,a ,i2s a +,
IN SIDNEY. ON PINE. n :r IN
IAiIREL STREETS, AT &UCTIoE;;-sy,n -, ut IN,
nay nth August 1872. at 81 o'cgcK Eli H. vi
remses we win sell at auction the ioiiog,ts st
yaluafIc BUILDING LOIS, situatcd US aeseiip'u
Two lots on r southeast cornafof Pine street as
Ire intersection with Cumberland street irOi.H ~
feet each OH Pine street by $50 feet deep 10 a aes
10 hr,. lots ON the east line Of Pine street between
f,,rx, and Cumberland streets, fronting 20 iecs
inrLps each by $50 feet deep to an alley 10 ieei
wide. ,,,o ..oot ne,r 10
Cumberland street. fronting 20 feet Inches each Oh
Dine street Inv I15 feet deep to m alley 20 reef W
One lot fronting 80 feet by 1870 feet 10 Inches ueep
INC io mn The west side of Lanrel street between
DeycrIy and Albemare. fronting 80 teet eJ s' iee'
Ono lot on cast side of Laurel street between Sini
brfud and Beverly streets, fronting 80 ieet py la
feet to an alley. Az, ,, r,,,,,bIo In
t,,c Wpat End and in view OF the ncreasins I'M
nrnvemrnts being made by the city In tlls WI! ~
ggr,,;fng g1lttrrins &c. must contnueto eniiIEe ~
Sajra besides recent purchases OF lots III ilniile
dj.tp outIpujty with the ABOVE by some OF our pes
ctizrns for the purpose of building NJ ohce reuei
mi, nrnpcrty alike valuable and very desliane. :,
TERMS: 6ne-fourth cash balance nj D, " am iod 4
months credit for negotiable notes, Interest auaeu
and secured by trust deed. ,
mn ~ LEE 6 GODDlN, hucuonetrs.
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tired performer his most impressive ren,en-
stranccs against the facts and fgnles 2. y,,
r,erce and the deductions OF us SiIa ln.',
were delivered like the utteraices ol s,,Is
trumpet in trouble; his gestures Ieselh .he
those Of a refractory child refusing W ,,. w
dipped and yet he Is an impressis,e i ra;
man. and though he did not beiieve 10 ia..,
roads in 1910, and never couid speaka "oIa
of English, and seems TO Ensalsn lHup,'
hopelessly in errorin ms psoteetion'sl p1ics J;
his very obstinacy Is lnseEesunS. ne, ~
least. is painfully and desperately 10 e'fnes.;
He talks great deal, and there Is perpetual
coming and going abouthin', until the setl'le {;
formally commences, and gradually the whole
of the sale is filed.
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TIE SIEGE OF PARIs.--The mortality of
the civil population during the siege of
Paris has just been ascertained with a great
approach to accuracy. Before the siege about
100000 inhabitants left Paris, but 190, 900
regular troops and 100000 refugees from the
suburbs entered the city, so that the popula-
ton was raised from l,S90,000 to about
1000, ZOO, the excess consisting chiefly Of men
between twenty and forty years of age. The
siege Of Paris lasted twenty-eight weeks
and the mean mortality during this period
taken from the returns of the four preceding
years. and Of the following year, amounted
to 24,92S persons. The mortality for the
twenty-eight weeks Of the siege in 1901
was 1921, giving 52,30S as the number of
deaths caused by the war. The mortality
was distributed unequally among persons of
variousag Thus while the general NOR
tality WAS tsipled 1t was multiplied six-fold
among persons between the ages of fifteen
and twenty-five. The men between the
ages Of forty and sixty took no part in active
service, and the mortality was least among
this class. The diseases which contributed
chiefly to this mortality were six--to wit,
smallpox, bronchitis, pneumonia, typhoid
fever, diasrhea, and dysentery.
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,.yssss Intssre q. %.
- b. Wellington soddin,
auctioneer and Real Estate Ags's'riE
,or,,.,r of Eleventh and Bank si1 cts.


CALF AT AUCTION OF THF BEAU
= TIFITL COTTAGE RESIDENCE ND Nd I'M I.,sI
sC,RES OF LAND, IN SIDNEY, ~ LEI .1T
NSrH SIDE. OF GRACE STREET An, ,t AL,
TINE OF MULBERRY STREET. ANpOf I'LL, LIE
Two VACANT ACRES ADJOINING " ", III ~
ESST-At the request OF tile executors Oh tne M
Samuel r. Mitchell shall sell mt :i,'ctlon ON s.e
nrpmlscs on WEDNESDAY the astm Aig.HsI rI stf'
M q O'Clock r. NJ. that beautiful COiIAGE hE2i-
nENCE located as above. dingonaiiy opposite lhc
residence of Major Charles Howard, now III tI.e ue.
cunancy of Mr. - Judge, II coiitains slS i .,
ami, three halls. The rooms are beautifully hnisluu,
with marble manteIs In each room. MOST Oh ui.
rooms nre neatly papered. anu the WlndoWS nrS "
stained glass and In the plrlnr ana upper chailDe
,rp handsome hay-window>, from whlcn Is y Inos'
nveIy view of the surrounding country. Inc ullinS
room is connected with the Kitchen ny consefient
lattice work There are ample ACCOMMODATIONS LOT
servants: also. large stable and carriage-ous anu
tho usual out-lniidings, well Of good wafer anu
thn ward tistefuy adorned with eveTgfeens ana
IL l. only necessary Ia examine the IN
side of the dwelling To he charmed with us m'ihs
attractions. ,..,x ru-o
After the sale of the cottlge the adjoining IVY y
ACRES on tile east bounded by Grove ana hoplh-
sou streets will be sold. The whole four acres CON
stittc an entire square i'll Sidney; ana from lIe
fact that IL Is or the highest eiGtnence renders IL
amongst the most desirable of any Other SQUIRE III
that locality. .o1,-o
TERMS: Dne-fourth cash; balance ut SIN WE'VE.
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes. lhtercst
aJccI secured BY L trust deed.
mn ~ ". GODDIN. Auctlnneer.
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by Wellington GOddln,
Real Estate Agent and AuCtloneer,
rnl1nr of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT w WITH II
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BE-
TWEEA EFFERSON AND MADISON
STREETS.--By virtue Of Il decree OF the Chanccry
Court of the city uf Richmond entered on tue 20
MAY, 1872. I'm the of iSrater against Staude,
and of deed Of trust bearing date oOih Jny, ls6I'
executed by Frank Staudc To W. Goddin, trustee:
,InIy recorded IN Richmond illstings Court, snail
proceed TO sell at public auction, pn the premises on
SATURDAY. 3lsi August. 1872. ut O'Clock T. M.' ~
fair II not, the first fair day thereafter tic real
estate cDnveyed by tho said deed consisting OF lot
located as above. fronting GJ feet running buck Log
feet To afteeI-foot alley With the large brick i"he,
mcnt ttereon now III the occupancy "f tho SAID
Staudc. ~
TERMS BponSh In cash TO dcfrGy expenses s OF
ri August, 1885, fill paid; and To the residue, on
such terms MS thc said Standc shall prcscrl" ana
direct; or. on hS failure to give any distractions
cxpcdicnt vs.t W. dODDlN.
81, ~ 3r:si Trustee.
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One Coon REsCLT or THE LIVINGSTONE Ex-
prn,rtoS.-It Is said that DR.. Livingstone
has discovered, with great delight, the long
disputed origin Of familiar lyric of home
and childhood in the spirited war-sons OF an
African royal drum-corps, which runs
thusly ,
Boo tcha Boo tcha Kilda KAN
Kutti inuppa nett Inaff
lIangis ida pom II wall
Drcssim downand ell mall
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT, WITH A
l. FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, SITUATED
ON TIE WEST LINE OF TWENTY-SiXTB BE-
TWEEN X AND STREETS. AT AUCTION
BY virtue of certain iced of trust executed by
John W Baker and Martha A. to me rs trustee,
dated the I'd Of March, 1871 of record In the clerk d
office Of Ilcnriro County Court In d. Is. -, p. los,
to secure the payment nt i certain negotiable note
therein named. drawn by j. W. Baker. dated I'd OF
March. ISL aud payable twelve months after date,
for the sum OF Sl25, shall, ut the request OF the
premises. on SATURDAY The 3lst day OF August,
is7a at o'clock L. the property located rs above
described. The HOUSE las four rooms; kitchen.
60. The LOT ha8 i front OF GcXls: feet.
TERMS Sufficient I'm cash To dcfray the expense
of sale and to pay OF the abovc-dcscrbed note; and
as To the residue OF the purchase money, on such
terms and time as will he announced at the hour of
sale. WILLIAM FOLhES.
Trustee.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Aucti0neers and Real Estate Agents

TWO VALUABLE BRICK SIOfES
| on THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STREETS. AND Tux 81
SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTS n The HE k Itt>
OF SAME, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC Au g rice
JiowclI,a estate sell mt public auction, on tlt
premises. on THURSDAY the 2a,h OF AEqs III
nc O'Clock +. NJ, those TWO NA t., t, :,
ItRIck STORES. located rs above dcScrlDcd, WIN
dwellings on same containing six. rooms, with gas
and waller also good Kitchens In the yard; 2hn
are occupied Nv good tenants. Aitcr winch VIII pe
sold three FRAMED TENEMENTS In the rear,
containing four rooms each. ..,, ,,,.t
This property is well located FOR any rsta r Ddsl IL
n,rtics desiring 10 Invest off,rs Il fine chance.
Terms Onc-thlrd cash: BALANCE nj SIX. tweife'
and eighteen months for ncEptiahle hotcs Will III
III ''' "'''' LYME Il BROTHER.
nam, Auctionccrs.
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BY Moody 4 Royal.
= Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY AT THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL
plTS.-By virtue or Il decree of the County Court
Of Chesterfield county entered at the August term,
1872, IN the chancery suit therein pending styled
Clarke Us. Caniif's heirs, the undersigned commits
sioner Will expose for sale ct public auction the
premises, On SATURDAY. August il. 1s72, ut IL
O'Clock NJ. the LANDS belonging to the Cunliffs'
estate adjoining the property Of Jeweit Brothers,
fronting Oh the Buckingham road, also tho Rich
mOnG and Danville railroad, containing abost
THlkTJES ACRES, which will be divided IN lots
TO suit purchasers.
This property has good storehouse on 1t, now oc-
cupied ey Jacob Bach, Esq.
This property Is very desirable not only for busi
siaras, but residences, II being healthy rs
any portion of the State, and only thirteen miles
ir,.in Richuond, on the Richmond ana pansile
railroad. The ia,ds well adapted to the culture
of al kinds OF vegetables, &c., and its proximity 10
good market makes IL highly eligible.
lTEKafS: Une-Quartcr e,sh; balanec on a credit OF
SIX Iine and twelve mouths, the purchaser giving
his bonds bearing six per cent. interest from dry or
sale, the title being retained until the whole pur-
chase money Is paid.
The Commissioner Is Gully authorized TO sell the
surface right OF said land, the minerals therein be-
ing expressly reserved for this owners Of said and
j, A. GLARKEsC Commissioner.
MOODY & ROYAL, A uctioneers. auss
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
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RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, is fully
III fortified against summers heat.
What with one expedient and I'D other 1t e7S53SA
will go Hard If be doesn't keep bis GUS SaSa2
TONERS and friends cool and comfort SSo
able, let the summer god rage never so herctly.
His lARDt: X has the best products of the season,
from the tropics 10 the lakes, which served In
the BEST STYLE OF ART.
His BAR is the best, both for skilful brewing and
superior L1QUORS-unc,ualled In this city. Ii
with these and Ices and cooling mineral waters gen
tleIne can keep cool, theI tie weather must be IL
hot us VeSuvtus iLs"lf
Thankful for last farors, he ronews his invitation
to the public and promises satisfaction, II that Is To
be found IN this world. ieI9
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BY Moody e Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Eu.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, Il nice FARM,
Il thirteen miles from Manchester. containing
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES. near old
courthouse. II has Il new frame dwelling and MI
the necessary outbuildngs half of the land Is well
timlcred, and the balance In cultivation. The soil
Is good. and in good heart: also. Il good peach
and apple orchard. The dwelling cost $1,000 since
the war. 4 portion OF this land Is low-.rounds.
Price, 500. Terms easy.
TWO SMALL FARMS near Manchester. with
good frame dwellings thereon, AT Low FIGURES and
liberal terms.
Manchester improved and nimproved property
in all sections of the town. Low prices and liberal
terms. Apply to MOODY RUlALL,
M Agents.