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Trustees Sale
Valuable Property $. w. Corner Of Mai
and Exchange Streets.

ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1874.
~ at II o'clock am, on the $. W. corner OF
Madison and Main streets, Memphis, 1 viii
sell, to the highest bidder. for cash, the follow
ing property. A lot OF ground 81 feet and 3
inches front ON west line of Main street, and
extending westward along the line OF and
parallel with Exchange street at right-angles
from the front l4S5S feet to Exchange alley,
and being the same property sold TO Thomas
DUgaD by s. M. Nelson, l.. V. Frazer. and the
executors Of I. Titus, deceased, by deed bear
ing date llth May, lST2, and conveyed to me,
as trustee. by deed from Thomas Dugan, TO Sc
cure certain Indebtedness therein specified /;
this sale being made TO csrry out the pro-
visions of said deed IA trust, which is recorded
IL the Registers Office OF shelby county, on
the 10th day OF May, 1872, in book s., page f0l,
etc. Right Of redemption waived, and title
believed TO be good, but ! sell and convey
only as trustee.
novl0 JOHN p. TREZEVANT. Trustee.
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THE COTTON MARKET was again on
the advance: New York closed steady
and lc higher, quoting l4bc; New Or
leans had an active demand, and before
noon hal advanced to l4sc; at two
O'Clock the quotation was l4lc, an ad-
vance Of &c since Saturday and e since
Fs;day. Liverpool was steady Sno
HIGHER, quoting 72d, an advance o.
1850. with sales Of 10000 bales. Our
receipts were the largest OF tue season.
50S2 bales, against 3252 bales at the
same time last year. This was more
than was reesived on the same DAY IN
1gy other cotton msrkes ia the United
Stateq. The receipts at the ports, how
yer. showed Ammunition, which helDed
10 swell the price Of cotton; for the three
dsvs Of the present business week IT. Sl4
bales, against 1854 az the same tune
last week, and 52,Si0 bales the same
week one year ago. The OPINION tnat
cotton las "touched botta1" gains
GROUND. Watts & Co.'s last Liverpool
cotton Export, October S0lh, says:
Taking a general review OF the posi-
ton and prospects Of cotton, We are
q trougly 81 the opinion that Il Is DOW
sat,a property. lE our recent circulars
We II, dicated the possibility OF decline
-ucb as has now taken place; but rot
vyitbstapGsng the depression now sur
Toundipp the market the situation is bot
without its cheerful aspect. Stocks here
are moderate, supplies in prospect the
coming season are not excessive the
{r, De bare OF stocks, fresh imports Of
lit are coming in at low prices, the
money market is easy, breadstutts
ebeanl ano indeed all the elements OF a
hesItbv reaEtion are present. II
onIv wants some occasion TO
show itseII and this we think vii!
not now be long wanting. Thes.ocK o.
cotton held by English spinneEs we now
esfinate at I26, 900 bales, against lSU, wv
fast vesr. aud I24 .OO0 the year before al
Inc same date" TIE same report says
cr,,p accounts from India are good, 0uI
Sro1, Erypt they are unfevora6le-the
Weld viii be small. In our market yes
Ter law the demand was very actiVes es-
peciaIlv from spectators, but sales were
restricted by the very strong demands o.
holders. Prices S-l6c; middhng quo
ting, officially, IL 3-16c, against lac on
Saturday. AS reported by those engaged
in transactiOns, prices were as follows:
Stained cottons, l3lc; good ordinary,
l316l3bc; low middiing, l3k(9l3sc;
middling, 149l4ie; good middling, l42c.
The official quotations of the cotton ex'
change were as follows:
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19ta day OF December, 1874,

within the usual business hOuIH, at the north
west corner OF Main and Madison streets in
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to
sell the lot herelnatter described, for cash, at
public cutlery, to the highest bidder. I viii
convey said lot 70 the purchaser absolutely
in fee simple, in obedience 10 said deed OF
trust. All right and equity or redemption is
waived and relinqUishe1. said lot Of land Is
situated and oesefi bed rs follows: A tract or
parcel Of land situated ID the state OF Tennes-
see, in the county Of shelby, in the city OF
Memphis, the boundary beginning at point
one hundred and thirty-tWO (l32) feet south OF
the intersection OF Main and Beale streets in
the east line OF Main street; thence south with
said east line sixty (511 feet; thence east at
right angles with Main street one hundred
and seventy-nve (t75) feet 10 Mulberry street;
thence north with the west line Of Mulberry
street sixty (60l feet 70 a stake in said west
line; thence west at right angles with Mulber-
~ street one hundred and seventy-ive tl7j)
feet % the beginning.
viii convey only as trustee
novl3 Z. r. FARSSWORTH.
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cHANcERY SALE
THURSDAY, December 3, IS74,
Trust Sale.

DY virtue of trust deed made to me by
ID W. II. Cherry on the day OF February,
1874, and recorded in the Registers Office OF
shelby county, in book 100, page a78, 1 viii
offer for sale, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, In trout OF the courthouse, in
the city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tonnes
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Trustees sale.
ON SATURDAY. DECEMBER ), 1874,
1 . a.,nHncIr

4 WILL sell for cash, to the highest bidder, at
a the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets, lot 70, containing 1910 and one acres
OF lot p, OF n. NJ. Trezevants subdi vision, aC-
cOrting TO the terms OF the trust deed of A. L.
Rankin, recorded in Registers office, Book -,
%. Az JOHN p. TR EZEV A Mt. trustee.
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Bankrupt Sale.

A 8 Assignee Of Partee a Harbert, Bank.
n rupts, I VIII, on
Wednesday, 9th day Of December, 1875.
in front Of my old effice, No. Is Union street
sell to the highest bidder, for cash. All ira
Books belonging to said bankrupts iucIuffn9
all notes and accounts OF the drm OF Parr.S
& HRrbert- REEFS 3. EDMONDSON
OctoDef Il, 1858. Assignee.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTWITHSTANDING
"a qualified as administrator OF the estate OF
Louis LaCrolx, decd. this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against said estate to pre-
sent them, duly prOb2ted as required by law.
or they will be barred and all persons indebted
to said estate are requested 70 come forward
and make payment Of the same.
JACOB LACROlX.
administrator with Will annexed.
wv. Miller, Attorney. nOvlO
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF . deed OF trust executed ana
ID delivered TO me, as trustee, on the LIST day
OF July, 1873 and registered on the % day
OF July, 1873, in the registers office Of shelby
county, Tennessee, ia record book No. IS, page
81, 7 viii, on
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Tuesday. the 18th of December, 1879,

between the hours Of II o'clock am. and
O'Clock pm, the following described land
lying in shelby county, Tennessee, in the city
Of Memphis, tO-wit: Une-thtrd undivided In =
tereSt in the following described lots, tO-wit
Part OF country lot No. 1876, being lot No. IL q
John ID. ArmOur's subdivision of said country
lot, fronting fifty (50) feet on the Pigeon ROost
road fnOw Marshall avenue) on the nOrtu
side; thence running back nOrthwardly 70 an
alley 1851 feet; thence with said alley cas- :
Wardly As feet 3 inches; thence sOuthwaFdiy
lfS5S feet to said road or avenue-On when LOT
stands a two-story frame dwelling, numozre
by street No. "a on said road or avenue.
Also, part or country lot No. 40, being IO1
No. 10 OF said subdivision, adjoining said last
described lot on the east lano on winch lot
stands a tWO-stoTy frame dWeihngf numoeret
bv street No IS on said road or avenuek
FRONTING 50 feet on said road or avenue, Sn !
running back 10 the alley Aforesaid north
wardIy: thence with said alley 50 feet 3tnche,l
And also. pa { OF country lot No. 4a3, begfn-
ming on the north side OF Monroe street I'D
feet east Of its intersection with new Welling-
ton street. thence eaSUWaruly with said street
50 feet to stake; thence north l4s1S feet TO an
alley. thence west on and with said alleySe
feet 70 a stake; thence south 49, feet to th ,
beginning, on which stands q small one. story
frame cOttage-bouse.
The right Of redemption is waived and tina
title believed 10 be good, but convey OnIya5
trustee. j. A. ANDERSON, Trustee.
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue OF deed in trust made 10 me b.
- William a. Bowen, ON the 9th day OF
April, 1874. and recorded in the Registers Ofics
of Shelby county, in hook No. l0l, page l57,
and for the purpose OF paying the in0eDted-
ness secured therein, 1 wiz offer for sale, at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
IN front OF the courthouse, in the city Of Menu
phis. shelby county, Tennessee, on
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French Burr Mil stOnes.-TbOmas De-
milan Mes. s2S and 1870 Poplar street,
Mey,phis, Tenn.
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SUNDAY.

Il. M. LUDWIG. Observer.
Movement OF Goats.
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The 1oll0wing are TIE rates OF freight

Liverpool Via new Al ~
River and rail SC per leJ lbs less.
The following are the comparative
sta +ements for the United Ststes ports
f5r tive week ending Friday last:
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Stage OF Rivers.

OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. u. s. A. l
A-....1a..n l..-r IA n..-L Z
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The John B. Maude, from New
Orleans, is due tomorrow. She will
leave Thursday afternOon. ..,.. The
Mary Boyd left Sunday for Cairo, to be
locked and repaired. - The Maumelle
reshipped on the Ella at the mouth of
Arkansas river, and returned up that
stream. -. The Fannie Tatum is loading
for New Orleans. The long-looked-foT
rain has cone, and the rivers are ex-
pected to "rise and explain" the true
course of navigation.
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isad 1929 sacks -cotton-seed. The Hi
nols, from Napoleon, arrived at late
bour, with 20S bales cotton and 500 sacks
seed. GAE-sE sas a
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weather, Rivers and Busaness.

a. ]. White, Grand Tower, Fannie Tatum
st. Francis.
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THE MUTINEER.

Thar was man who run on the Mississippi
as mate;
He wasn't much on book-larnin', nor he
didn't sit up late
Postin' hisself on history and civilization,
For literature wasn't his favorite relaxation.
But II you went to his bunk any time you
could bet
Your last cent on finding the Days Dom an
Police Gazette .-sr
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A Louisana Romance.

W 4 ~ " %
TAeNeM Orleans Plsasaae relates this
A'fisna otouys, not wholly uncoupettea'
with The legal profession. has \ daughter
ofwho be Is Immensely fonls-a little gol,
den'hhirea sweet'cyed princess, who isal-
ways dSesssa iutdqiaty stufiapd hces, aud
.boauiirslatlire She is quite . capitalist
|. In erSay, being pSssasseasoflvariQ do,
sifatic.properties in Tho Feprls District
and of'DiScrs stocks and bondsin, prosper.
Gus corporations Sbcknogs alltlisS and
though neither proud nor Syerbeaflpg in
co!segnepcc, has yet acqaire1dsa pretty
childish dignity Which makes lor all the
more engaging .ltso happens that ,,g one
|lcf her lots Btithi0 magnolia trees, and
thither yetyoileu IN these balmy after
moons the'fathortatcs her 70 gathorboqlets
.ofthcfrsgrauliloRars Some daysago they
went usual q The magnolia grove, and,
On entering, found tint a couple of pro:
daccops boys were 10 the trees, cplllqg
their ,fiispst ornaments. They watched
them for awhile, tho little girl saying
nothing and The father qpietlyHalting,t
see what developments would gpspe, n
Presently, ho@everhe called to ono oflhe
boys and asked fora flower;
"0h no; cau'tgiye you any Of these
imuguoliasN >;.
"WOaIt sou let the lille gill have. 1 6r'
oucle
%No4sir.reem ,slS !.
4 Il think you might give hctjust ono'a'
r. mo, sit; can'tdoit Those mpgnolas
belong - somebody You can'thave any,
supless gpnipay for them e,s.,l
well, | think you mightgiye horonte
IlheysAbelnpg to lsetSycu mght'letg ghcrI
have iust ena'g S. \,
Tie boy looked at him witllsudden in,
seres., thcp atthc little girl gsaingsipso
lhs.ttss@ilh,big soft csss, aud shrt SEQ
Ii1g low pretty apdgTeepus, and richly
Icled stle tsss, Us lq slid sddsp Ike d lpsli.
Han Il lsr, soa falllQssappa opetqas SI;
|tsssAl| 1sy.|'
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EAsANT MASON COUNTY, WEST FU}sBAY JTLY S lgl

| up was gratiGed TO see that uotmany had
yetarriyed, aud among them but few peo.
pie We knew. Allwho were there, how.
ever, we're collected on the Piaisai and
looked to see the new vehicle, which had
already made quitsIasensation iulthc town
and all the waitersan dttsslles Of the es;
tabhshmeut also came tothe doors to gel
a peep atthe cart"
My groom lcaPcd down aud took the
horse's head, whilc1 sprang out 70 help
Louise: AS she stood up Isaw she look
cdrathcr perplcxidi aud laughed tOthitk
shr was pusrledio know howsshc sbonld
get down Little, did | guess how she
would solve the dificultyls
Here Larry sat upright diseycs spark.
ling with excitement, and used bis fese-
fingers poiattho neral ifaot TO adorn
the tale. ,ss II
'sThc very instant | raised my arns-r
before | had chance topch'hcr waist.t
by Jova! she madess boltright at me, took
a,short fight through the air, AMI rrmcte
roost Oh tep.of my Ncadl \ And there She
lay, Charley, padding liikesa huge tarile,
aud screaming, H0hl my.- goodness
gra.a.a. .ciods!'
HsSha nearly knotkcfme down, my boy,
andjshe almost brokemy neck lwas in
utter darkness, on accoubticfmy new beai
ver.teing GRAINED down over tlyeyes, aud
her struggles cswere, so frantic ! thought
ievcty minute sheatip US both osertogeth.
orr Ah, you necdd'tt tlaagHl 1t vas d
very seriousmatter, md cane near beng
my death, and hers, too. Even to This
| day I'm not quite sure NY neck is sound
Iathat minute | think I'had' every scaisa-.
tiousofbaoging VI
II rar backwards several steps.with her
still balanced on my head, and mot her
shrisks nor thehat, which By This time
hadIwofkedidow tony chin, could pro:
yeptthc bowls and roats oflauglitcr with
which our performances s.were greeted frsa rom
rcadliipg aty mortified eprs N.Y. groom
SwasparafyzSd with laashls and CfSelrse
Sea apnee eIss ssala e. !. dpf @ assi5tauFe. lSpgI llSpl
SlIasI sSa IIS. f6jlis|
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courtigry eYos.

z ~
4 Gusssal coauadrans
lJghp bas never given you y ring,
said Jlate's sterioher QUO day John
was Kalie'sloyers
Meyer said Katie, with q regrctful
shake other ,heal
,astAnd heneapr will, untilyouask him
for it" returned the sister. 4. s
Then | fear ! shall meyer get onesS
was the reply. & s
"0f contse;you never will. John is
too stupid tothink'ofsuch things; and as
you cau never ,pluckup courage to ask for
ouesit follows that you will novat get
Iope." 6,.s
This sct Katie to tbiakiog,ap what
purpose We shall sec, t, 4;
That evening hcr lover Gallcdi osee her.
ii 4 -. vs,v n,osa and, also no,.1ally
,banny. a. .bo beautiful aalby his
side had been for several weeks pledged 70
marrvbiin 4, soop IS ,Iiejsbusiness could
be- brousrly done saua Jobo VISA Grand
GOOD fellos. Ia aotwi.bs,aaainr hisi d..
liyic,usness to certain polite matters.
pJsho,p said Ka,ic, Ii lsngtA lcotior
10 with an inuocsr / smile .,do youslsnoS
what i couundrum isal, "A
uWhyit's i puxzle-za fiddle =, awus-
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Glory oflthe Southern skies.

10 recent address delivered in Boston,
onhis return fcom South America, Or.
benjamin A Gould said. THE glory Of
The Southern skyin the region near tho
cross is indescribable There whela tho
thick stream,o Of bright stars which skirts
The MILKY Way crosses ths river Of light
itoShibits 4 magnihccnce uueqnalled ia
any other portion The hcaydus. There !.
glitter anaaituduof bright stars Iapra, g. n.
tbickly scattered than 10 any gsgioa'itith.
in our Northern view, wbiic tho bdcs-
ground is gotecQusla splehdor efcn
on some clear nighyvhcnit has suddenly
been bropghtto my view ia3passipg some
eaRce Or turning souio street corucr, \
have 1stooaamascdl .at thoaood Of light
whichisit ditfuscas aud often, too ailSs
leayiug the observatory in the early morn,
ing hours, after aplght wearing labor
have leltreluclantlto abandon the magnii-
tenbspccshcle, TO seek The much needed
,reposss eInclose proximity are the rich
consultations oftde Ceutdar, thckeelaua
ssilsoftho ship Argo, and Che We'll, aud
a lfI.ftN n "a.
The gloryretehss through thealier essnto
the southern portion of thesc0rPlcn,
There are large tac!slwhichsriml Plp-
'iadcs 10 the profasiooof ofitheir stars glspns
Ing upon albackgtornd of nebula Else-
where tho southern heavens are not s.
brilliant many stars rs Uilshtastbe faint-
est which NO can discern; but illcre i
nothing between tue tSopolesito compaIa
10 beauty with the tEnct sto which Iste-
fer sif IA 4
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SLIGHTLY AWKWARD.

If a = y 4 1 ID J tN
80 you want TO know Why I've never
been married, Charleys" said my hand
some cousin Larry, removing his half;
smoked cigar from between bis lips, and
looking at me quizzically. Conf found,
you twenty year.Olders! You think be.
cause | am thirtS.eight, must be allR
has bceusto me. Perhaps | will marry
yet, and tbeuyo better look sharp young
fellow You won't get that silver punch,
bowl and tho family portraits I've put you
down fOt in ny will rllbe a,family mau /,
and shall want them for some boy Of my
own, perhaps
My cousin threw bis cigar into the CRATE
aud turned his whole graceful length on
the lounge on which be was lying, and
running his Gugets'thrOugh the soft rings
ofhis hair, began laughing qpietlytohim-
self | diln'turge my claims justthen for
\ was absorbed in studying The perfect out
lines Of hisiguro, falling with every move
medt in. ttle'same position, Of even more
enchanting grace, for my cousin llprry's
. " D. !
beauty bad a perfection aud q foishr y
which no raw youngster like myself could
'ever,lay claim. lu a minute, however, he
looked up, aud still smiling 70 hiaself,
auswcredliis aaspoken objections. syi
| +sWelI, Charley, ! don't t,nind if i tell
Sgsthe talsffsrpy own -leye We affair. lts
rather good story, think, and as tbe
Indy'smarfied and settled far away from
here it won'tdo any harm. ItBbopPened
slenI |, vas aboptltwcnty.cigh ight-tcn years
ago, you see-und, (altbcagA ! had many
"a good ropsing firtationS before ! made
Lonise' acquaintance, IA "a. never seen a
woman really wnutsd to marry.g1o
see.E was very fussy-att that age, |
callcd it fastidious, @s'Hctic, DC Tand |
found fault with one thing and another in
| - p.
all ny ladg; friends butthere was jpsl one
thing which ! could not abide. and that
was aSiRatlucss, | dida't mip17good,
lhoqsss pglipassi halfasi as much, y feF ItalRa}s
Irepismhstsa poor slbi6gs csapl y lelp
IabGt's Aatls sfbt cdld Fee, ghy stltI y
saedja slfass 1 MY 1 sssf 4 d / NJ Z
walk as slsasI & ,ssaa W "a Is Z { Z ''|. s'
rssl loc, ,,{tl I'M q n ", krD e
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Is|sllS EssIl aa saa !

t.' y ~ ft q 2 &, p (,
sEyo6bg .lg5y whos siinsil t9okniy fancy eas
SlsIjsS Louise Maxwell one Of the prettesl
giay fssfsrsawi She aas very Intelligent
aadltpok an interest iu' every thing that
.interestedime; andtBe was in which she.
first attracted my attention was 3by her
graceful salHiug at d NeSport 8hop; (
soon;fslal ahat she8sns not an instipc,
tiye)y graceful person only that what she
had beentl thoroughly siaugbtshe. did we'll
Waiting riding, walking all those things
in which her. school,mistresses had drilled
her she did to perfection; but asetsher TO
perform some gyinnasiic for tliesfsst +. time i'm
and she was entirely at,sea, qs discover
ed ahpn | upaettook'to gallaat her over
the rocks at"spouIjpg Horn. or down y
tie beach below thd s Forty Steps"
~ Ea lf-.h.r "a. tas tlfstlNfV ftft, AeieN rs
"you know I@hayes Always kept my
horses, and at that tiuisd had p SECULAR ltatFF
beauty, and tho frst.a0g cart ever seen ip
this country Ilaaiss1 s1ibedtle lsotslof il
very much, but seemed rather afrhid totry
riding in il: boweycf 1 finally coaxcd ber
to 20 out with mo one duy, intending 20
Stop at Halfwayillopse not very far from
the town and gct some icescreem before
we came bacl, The fact was,sI wanted
an opportunity ID propose 70 .lle her-we We
were both staying at tbeiOceanS House,
aud Of coqrsqI ccalai neyereset q word
with her alone, espociallya she was quite
a belle, and alyayshad crowd around
her But | had been dancing attendance
all summer, Gpd wanted tho thing settled
50. although etiquette says you must never ls' y
propose TO i lady while out driving, do,
termined to seize; the opportunity while
.we werc having ourscream in the grove
attached to the horse and come to The
point. N 5 f
!. s,JYoll sle4,made 4some little. bother
about getting il thc wagon- you8kpow .
.dog-cntt ratberup 10 The aif but dnat
.ly she was safely settled on the cushions
by my side, aud We drove pbpg very hap
pily. Ihdecd,she made herself 50 cbpraa-
iug, ] should have proposed to her then
aud there had,it potbesu for tho presence
Of my groom, who Of course sat cooked w
behind,
Things vent verywell tillworeacd-
cd the Halfway Hoess' which was stu;
a,el ina grow ofIttscs, with lihlestablass e g
scattered around 10 al sorts Of shady hooks
little arbors aud bowers that seemed
made on purpose for lovers of course y
ssyers popular, and late a inths . afternoon Z
was always crowded with visitors; but !
: o.,,a eariv and "a We dro7e
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Virginia House
POINT PLEASANT, W. Va
Il. P. DEEM, Proprietor.

a. p. DEEM, Proprietor
,y,nlswell known House having been thor.
ouGhly repaired from altlck to ctllarand
refurni he'd al great expense, with new bed.
ding, together with rev furniture Of the mos I, :,
modern styles, is now one of the best Rep'
Houses IN The. State. Experienced waitersat'
tend the wants Of guests. A nigh, walch,ma4n y
is.kept to convey passengers to aud from ooais
nt allbours Of night. The travelling puouc
oro resprctfuliyinvited tost6p atthis House
guaranteeing that they will net go away disI
satisfied. ldconnecticn with inc above the
Proprietor his good Iisery Stable X
october Goth, lS73-N, wess&