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a Milwaukee writer is severe Notes
of the storm still come in. A visitor
from Louisville was struck by the wind,
and as he flew up Wisconsin street with
hisears unfurled, agentleman remarked,
II knew that the wind would fetch the
circus tent
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A Paris journal, speaking of the great
scandal, says Monsieur Beeches" was
an actor before he turned clergyman,
and that Monsieur Tiltinn is an Eng
lish lawyer who had gained a wide repu-
tation in Boston asa prosecutors crimi-
nal suits.
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Mamma said q little girl, whats
the meaning OF a book being printed in
12mo9n why, my dear" replied tfle
mother, !" 1t means that the book will be
published in twelve mouths
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A Church Of England clergyman
knocked his sister down and sat ON her.
This is all the information that reaches
us; but if she had the spirit Of a woman
(and any pins) in her bosom, he won't
be able to sit on anything else for a
goodly period.
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From the indianapolis Letter of the Cincinnati
Commercial

NNAA IL ANkEl
The effect of the speech, as gathered
from different sources to-day, is to en-
courage the Republicans and set the
seal upon the damage which has been
done the Democratic party by the Louis
lana outbreak. To repeat some of the
expressions used "Gov. MOrton's
speech has damaged the Democratic
party thousands of votes" Morton
has given the Republican party some
thing to study on" "Mortoh has raj
lied the wavering forces" Morton has
m%arshaled the entire party in line again."
" Morton has aroused the strong Union
sentiment of the Republican party"
could go on repeating snch comments
w%ithoutend. Ofcourse, the Democratic
press is telling a different story; but that
is neither here nor there. 1t will not
alter the result. The Louisiana troubles
have been seized by the master Republi-
can mind of the nation, and made a raj
lying cry of the party, which will tell at
the October election.
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MARRHEDa

GRIFFIN-WATsON-In Bellevue. on Semi
24th; 1874, by Rev. &. A. Frazee, Mr.. Alex. II
arit1in and Miss Bette E, Watson, both Of this
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The Commanding Operation Of D,,

The Commanding Operation of DIT
Walkers Vinegar Bitters in Chronic Dyspepst,
Feyers, Nervous Disorders, Constipation def.
cheney OF vital power, and all malad' es affectin -
the stomach, theliver, the bowels, the pulmonary
organs, or the muscularsy System, is exciting sucIt
a sensation among the sick as was never before,
witnessed in any age. The sales Of this great
vegetable remedy have been quadrupIed within
a single year.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Last "Wednesday
evening Mcssrs. /. d. Prescott and NJ.
D. Kavanagh were returning from Ope-
lousas to Washington, i'll buggy drawn
by two horses, when, near the Washing
ton bridge, the horses ran away, n side
of the buggy striking the railing of the
bridge. The buggy divided between
the fore and hind wheels, the horses
running off with the former. Mr.. Kava-
nagh was precipitatcd on the bridge,
seriously wounding one side Of his fore
head, and bruising his hip. Mr.. Prescott
was not injured.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Rev. G.. A. Frazee will reopen his
School on Monday next, 28th inst.
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The brightest compliment tn a barber
He dyed and made no sign.
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The proceedings of the Democratic
wing of the confusion convention held
here last Saturday, viii be found in to-
day'spaper. We would like to publish
the proceedings of the white league
wing of that chaotic body also, if they
had been offered us and we had the
time and space. The publication of the
Democratic proceedings III this paper,
was a necessity, if published at all they
were under ban with the Courier, and
would not have been published there.
Tint paper was subsidized by the white
leaguers, without any saving clause in
favor Of Democratic publications and
llow that the Democrats and white
leagueTB are at logger-heads, the former
have no organ. That the Courier will
not publish the proceedings of a Demo
cratic convention, is certainly the I'M
kindest cut Of all. This being an indie
pendent paper, publishes them, partly
as q record of local events, and partly
in the interest of fair play. We only re-
greet that we have not the white league
proceedings also. ButtheC Courier ought
not to kick the old "time-honored ,
Democratic party, because it thinks it is
down.
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McEnery and Kellogg.

New ORLEANS, Setember IS, 1874.
James Gordon Bennett, editor of the New York
Herald:
SIR-Your dispatch received. In an
swer I say l am willing to resign if Mr..
Kellogg also resigns, with the under
standing that there will be q new cleo
ton; This was my position during the
pendency of the Carpenter bill for a new
election. | have no personal aspirations
to subserve they shall be sunk out of
sight inmy efforts to bring about a peace
full solution of Il unfortunate Difficult
ties, and IN honest and stable govern
ment, acceptable to all classes Of our
citizens. JOHN MCENERY.
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Another thing we have lived to see
the white league party go back OH its
name. The State convention at Baton
Rouge was called by the Democratic
State Committee, and it adjourned with
out adopting any name. The white
league wing of the Parish convention
here last Saturday, adopteda ley name,
we are Informed. 1t resolved that it
would sail under the Democratic Con-
serudtire banner hereafter. Now the
white league pronunciamiento pub
lished here April 18th last, says: "The
qUhite banner alone can unite MS. How
shall we unite? Utterly impracticable
under any organization now existing in
the State. The dn1 of Democracy has
long since lost it charm among it's fol-
mer votaries. Decent people are dis
gusted with one and tired of the other,
democracy and Liberalism,) consider
ing that both are SYNONYMOUS with de-
feat" 49,.
If "dccent people" are not "played
ont" they must have been Disguised
with some of the phases of white league
ism last Saturday. But after such tira-
DIES against the name ofDemocracy, was
not the effort to capture that name a
little singular?
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School on Monday next, 28th inst.
The announcements Of two new can
didatcs appear in orr columns this week.
There are some rich scraps of history
recorded in the proceedings of the par
ish convention which we publish to-day.
We may point them out next week.
Wonders will never cease. We have
been a citizen of this parish more than
fifteen years, and hayoaiust seen for the
first time what We never expected to
see: The proceedings Of q Democratic
convention cannot obtain publication in
the Opelousas Courier, and the Opelousas
Courier is opposed to Judge Garrigues
as a candidate for Parish Judge.
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OF IHV TUTIEtUIIUIl,
Respectfully submitted.


II the facts stated above be true, Of which |
know nothing, I cordially endorse this memo
rial. j. J, Hundley.
PROTEST FROM SEVENTH WARD.
In pursuance of the call made by the Demo
cratic and White League Executive Committees
for the primary ward meeting to he holden on
the 10th inst, for the election of delegates to the
Parish Convention on Saturday the Goth Sept.
we the undersigned citizens of said ward, were
ell route to Mr.. Vim. Clavfer's to attend said
meeting. when Messrs. HOrnshy and LatiOlais in
formed lis that u fcw individuals numbering
less than twelve men, had met at said place be-
fore the appointed hour of said meeting-elcct-
ell delegates out Of that number, tho most OF
whom resided in one immediate neighborhood
Of tho ward-and the majority Of said delegates
belonging to the White League organization.
That said fractional meeting adjourned before
the ward could be fairly and legally represented.
That the spirit which characterized said meet
ing was against the platform of the Baton Rouge
COnVentiOn--OppOsed to representative princi-
pies, and suhvcrsivc of all conservative har-
mOny. e-@
By reason of these facts, and in support Of
our legal right to fair representation, we the
undersigned voters held aseparate convention
at Church Point for the election Of delegates to
the Parish Convention appointed as aforesaid.
Wherefore the premises considered, the under
signed voters beg that our delegates be received
rs the fair raDTa4autatiyps of ward Np'F in tbo
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W. IININT THU VTT no tTt IIEI
inst, while en- route to the store Of VIM. Clayier
for the purpose Of attending a meeting for the
election of six delegates to represent us in the
parish convention to be held in .Opelousas TO-
day, we met Mr. ", K. HGEnsby and }. Latiolais
a few rods from said Clavier's store, about half
lis that said Clavier and DR.. Knox, together with
eight men more had held said meeting, We there
fore were deprived of taking any part III said
meeting, and We consider 1t Illegal, and that
said delegates elected at said VIM. Clayier's
store are not the choice of the good people of
Upper Plaqne1nine. Respectfully submitted to
the Peoples convention assembled at Opelousas
this day. Placido Thibodeaux,
John Gilbeau,
per w K, Hornsby.
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REGIsTRATION.-Up to last Wcdnes-
day evening the number of voters reg
iStprpd i'm this narisli. UaS az follows.
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We the undersigned voters not present ap-
prove Of the above protest signed by the afore-
said citizens. and believe their meeting was
legally and fairly conducted.
pOlcmOl Guilry.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioHeCrs,
1ll3 Main stree.

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY
Il KNOWN AS GEROr'S EUROPEAN HOTEL
ANO RESTAU RANT, ON MAIN Alb BANS
STIR SETs, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. rOR
SALE PRIVATELY OR BY AuC riOS-A The
request of Monsieur +. Gerof, who Is making Ar
raIigements TO visit Europe TO engage In The Whole.
safe wine business, II no, sold privately before We
shall sell by auction. on the premises Main street
his valuable PItJPnR. j located as above. hayius
a trout OF 25 feet each on 81 In and Bank streets.
and d. pth Of 161 feet with sun-cel!ar. basement
fused as bar-rooml, handsome dining. room on ,i.
second floor, and several beautiful rooms on The
third floor for private entertainments.
III the centre Of the buiricg Is small yard IS
additional convenience TO The premises, giving
ments, wojd and coal vaults, kitcren. LAUNDRY
ice.house, wine-cellar, and hinds0he FOUR
STORY SUCCEED BRICK FhU>T on Bank
street, with iron ycranda. combining fourteen
rooms. all well lighted. aud m'ny Of them looking
out upon the CAPITOL Square. ornamentei vito
grass pats, walks, trees. fountains, Sc. This
whole properly was built uIder the immediate
having Il constructed o: The b, st materisi AID With
excellent tlst.. such is It's arrangement and con.
yenelce that Ii should be- seen 10 De properly 2ppfe.
cialed. Since Its completion II has been used by
Mons. Gerot rs a european ho,cl aud Restaurant,
in which he has done large and thriving bushes,
and only makes change pow To- te-tn-ase In lis
Old business. more agreeable TO his tastc.
TERMS: So 900 Ia cash halanc@ In SIX equal Ia
stalmrnts at 6, II, Is, "a, 80 and 80 months.
Negotiable NOES to be given tor the orIcrrrd -!
meuts, with interest added, and secured hy 4 DECD
of trust. More liberal terms may b. given II Az
plicat!on be made TO use under, i4n'd before Tx
day of sale. RlCHAhDsUs 90,
~ o. ri huctian.rrs
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.AUCrrON saIEs-Futnre Days.
BY W. Il. Polk &c CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctto neers,
No. z Tenth street.

rpRUsTEES SALE OF THAT DEsIRA-
T,I,E FARM. SITUATED IL. TIL f. COUNTY
CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED AND Say.
ENTY-NISE ACRES fA,tH OK LESS, ON The He
Jest SIDE OF TIE MANCHEsIIiTIh4, h IN = % !.
THE LANDS OF THOMAS g. HATGhEH, NJ. e:
s. WOULDRIDGE, JAMES II. PLATT, MD
HTfiERS, AND ABOUT HALF A MILE FROM
TAG HALFWAY STATION ON THE RICH
MI}ND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD. AND
hROIJT ELEVEN Mills FROM EtTHEB
nv virtue Of two certain deeds OF trust execn6eH
To the undersigned as trustee. Que dateG inc Zoli
day OF April. 1870. and the other inc sin Guy .,
October, 1872. and duly resofoeo IN ny eie. n .
office or Chesterfield County Court, sna IN eG ,
cufion of suid trust. being SO requires 10 W. Wy e
the premises. on. TU ESDAY the l?tn gay OF ny
VENEER 1874, at the hour OF II O'Clock W., .ne
PROPERTY above described. ne dweiilnR - Oh
brick containing ten or twelve rooms, anu 10 so "
have cost about 81 900; Kitchen BARN. sta3e, que
other necessary out. houses; also. gooo orcnaru.
TERMS Cash enough to pay eApenSrs "a no ssf
ting these trusts. and the balance secured oy sle
deeds now due and unpaid-say about West4yin i
hundred dollars-tbe sum IF s1oQ0 on inc ys o.
January, 1875. and $1,000 the SIn OF january
1873. and the residue on the otn Oh JANUARY
1877, the purchaser giving his bonds secured ~
deeds of trust on the tract OF land aboVe oescroS
| for the deferred payments, with SIX per cent; NJ
tprcst thereon from day Of sale till paid Perhap
more favorable terms will be made known on aal
| Of sale, o.-.,,.,
Persons can reach this place by the Petersburg
| misunderstanding Richmond ut b O'CLOCK a. M,
getting off at the Halfway station, distant anou
| halt mile from the nwelling-house, on the alah
4 chester and Petersburg turnpike.
| ro5 Trustee.
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BY Leigh Brothers & ~helD5.
Real Estate Aucttonecrs.
corner of Commerce ana W aGr streets,
Norfolk. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA i,LS
Il TRACT OF LAND II GHAhLEs ,o w
COUNTY, PART OF THE OLD ANDY tolN On,
EsTATE.-By virtue Of deed Of i ris,l rf ,nd
Thomas G. Bay lor. trustee. and X W. bI!ig 40
Mary G. Baylor. his v ife dated January !. io'-;
shall sell at public auction at the auctio s =
Leigh Brothers & Phelps, in tile city OF r0 1,
on FnlDAr the goth day Of S0yembs D. i sr 0F
IL o'clock NJ, very VALUABLE E.Di ~
LAND, In Charles City county, con'slh!as .p Ss
HUMID RED AND ThIRIf-S,A Me- an
bounded on the north by the Horsesrid9e r'au "S
the east BY the lands Of Miss Hsrnet l. ia! ~
The south 10y the James river, on the Wes' " 49,
main county road. ,.,,, ss,s,s,
II lies ON the James river, and has S11u IA ,,Ih
house and Gu buildings uponit. The sol, IA
and productive. and is now under cultl'atuU ,. ~
Mat of the land can be seen ut the auctioh-noH
Leigh Brothers & Phelps. ,,,,, IN.
TERMS: One third cash: the baiance IN e!a :,
stalments ut one and two ye,rS- bearing ineItsrst
sin per cent. from the day OF sale. I've 90 m.
It'll the entire purchase-money Is psla' W'sso 70
option OF the purchaser, deed OF ru't eAe'
secure deferred payments. na,esls
The properly may be sold In two separate pa'e''''
to suit purchasers. rv Trustee.
LEIGH BROTHERS 6 PHELPS. ancno"ee
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AUCTI0Ms sALEa--Fusur. =. =
y -
BY Moody & Royal, -
Real Estate agents and Auctioaeer.
cfice corner of Seventh and Hull at,so,.
- 55EeEsss 1fanct,eafor. va Nsr1

5ftOMMISsTON ERs' SALE OF A HaSn
" SyME HOUSE AaH LOT AND apI VI. u
DID STOREHsUsE, on twelfth srsRasSS,
k5AB bERoT IN III Ahp ely e
TFR. on MOsDAY, November 9th, Is7t ~ e ..
O'Clock p, M, on the .premises '@ ~
by virtue or decree OF the Circuit r,r-,
Chesterfield county pronounced q; tho Ga u.nG OK
term, 1874 In Certain suit ihei Elm raudjnso .fr
Brown, surviving partner, &C., cs. Rci,aas, sy!ed
admiuistrarix and as. we, US com
proceed TO sell. ut the time and place aSova VIII
toned. the valuable REAL ESTATE sifn,tt,II en-
the eastern line OF Twelfth; street. he frs. On
contains five good rooms, and Is In goyd ord use
lot fronts 35 Ieet by 80 has fnc Ven Of ne
on the same, fruit and ornamental ireL 'atcf
second. The STUREHOESf ia shi,h u.
Reizen Cook carried on general grocery inut. tie
IL has q large storero0m. convenicntiy .r.nns:
with five large rooms above. The fot frnt, sIIsei,
1872 feet. This Is the best stand for 1.ns 70 "
Gerry business in that section OF the cir ist go
venient to Belle Isle Sail-Works, nchmoSrxa eon.
Petersburg Railroad depot and the pjchmnndd ana
Danyiie Railroad depot. All Of the i'm Sa
nearly new. N'en's
Z his property is In an improving por,,o, :. :.
city, and Is regarded as very desirabs md 81 ne
property. Parties desiring 10 look AZ the nrnr ane
before the day OF sale, or 0htsiu ans inf,rmlp,!.y
relative thereto, will call on the auciinnaas a9n
vii Ike pleasure In showing it, or giving -. "ho
TEENS: Qne-third cssb; balance 4, Ct, -,
twelve months for negotiable notes htarng e. ef
cant. from day Of sale. Title reI.ired 81, ~ Er
whole purchase-money Is paid aud convsr,n ane
ordered by the court +. r. TUksEg. janice
t 4. X. COCRTSgy
no . Omm!s-innsrc
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NOS
BY Moody & R0yan,
Real Estate Agents and Aurtionccrs.
office corner Seventh ana HuH streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
- HUNDRED AND sIXTY.T%0 ACRES Of Of
VALUABLE LAND, IN THE COUNT "
CHESTERFIELD, AT AUCTION. On MON:
DAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1874. At II d. u
COUNTY, IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER En-
BY virtue Of q decree Of the County Court Of sili
county pronounced at the July Term, - IN ne
suit styled Branch Perdue Vs. William u. Beclrt'
administrator and ais, shall proceed 70 ell a. ifs
time and place above mentioned: the fALChbLs
TRACT OF LAND. containing FIVE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY-TWO ACRES. lying 10 the county
aforesaid, on which the late William D Beicher r.
sided. with good framed dwelling and the usual 9g-
buildings thereon. The tract will be .utrdiTidtain
the following manner: First tract contain, 4Vv
acres. with improvements: second tract cOhtaIhs
IOO~cres; third tract contains SO Acrcn; aad he
fourth IL acres. .,.
A plat of the above property Is with inc an:-
ioucers, and will be exhibited on day OF sae; laf
ties Desiring 10 obtain any fur her description u
the property Will call on me or The auctoaeerii
Suecial attention Is called to the following llsrM
TERMS ash efficient 70 psy expense OF su'
and safe; balance ut two. three. AID loar fsa,s;
bonds bearing six per cent. interes from u1l VI
sale. The title retained until the whole luryiAse
money IS paid. ,. bhJ,n",
Oc % oDinl-sIoL,L.-
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BY Edward q. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
NO, 1918 Main street.

VALUABLE DWELLING AND TWO
' VACANT LOIS ON THE WEST >IDE OF
THIRD STREET, BETWEEN CARY AND
CANAL STREETS, FOR Sc LIE Ar. AUCTION.
At the request Of the owners VIII sell on Id KS
DAY the 9th in.t,nt ut O'Clock T.. H.. on the
premises the very desirable DWELLING, the
former residence Of the late Mrs. &. Mott, NO.
log. now occupied by Colonel &. s Darlington,
on Third street between Cary and Canal streets,
continuing ten rooms bathrooms ard modern I'M
provements kitchen, stable. and carriage house on
The prt misses The LOT which will 60 with the
house. fronts Il feet aud ruas back $50 feet 10 q
wide alley. Also, TWO VACANT LOTS al DIN
Ing The residence, fronting each 229 feet with the
same depth. The location OF this property Is so
very desirable that IL needs no comm rndation.
TERMS: Une-fourth cash balance ut six, twelve.
added, secured by trust deed.
EDWARD C. GODD1N,
No 6o1114,1G,l7.1S.&19 AuctiOnecr.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
11l3 Main street.

THE LARGE AND V A L U A 3 l. E
L THREE-STORY STUCCOED-BRICk STORE
HOUSs OCCUPIED BY MEsSkS. BL TX. POW
FRS & CO., WHOLESALE GRUCERS, On
FOUR TENTH (OR PEARL STREET BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, FOR
SALE BY AUCfION.-On TUESDAY the 10Th
Instant, ut O'Clock =. NJ, We shall sell BY auction,
on The premises. The valuable PROPERTY located
and described above, fronting BIZ feet on Four
teenlh (or PEARL street. and rubbing back to Nir-
ginla street feet. This property. being strongly
and substantially built, to accommodate the heaviest
trade, situated in the midst OF the business centre,
with 4 front On Fourteenth Tor Pearl street. vide
alley on the side, and running back 10 Virgins
street-;i fine shipping point-mase IL one OF the
most desirable whUes Ile houses for which purpose
II Is now used, In the city.
TERMS: t,ne-third cash; balance in six aud
Twelve months negotiable notes to be given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and secured
by deed of trust RiCHARDSOS Co,
mo Auctiuneers.
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WANTED, good COOK. WASHER
w and iRONER. Must come well recommend
Gu. epP PIN ~ j. A. CEkoLEi.
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WANTED, good WHITE SEE IL ssn aM
w to cook, keep house eleau ana an oo Without
useful In small family, E Soa north Second street
no &. It's
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WANTED, oCCupANTlss h soo1s sIso ,r Us
sient and day-boarders, at No. l442 Main street.
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By E. d. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and auctioncer,
No O north fourteenth street,

GALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
- PROPERTY AT ROCkETTS.-By request Of
the owner will sell at auction. on WapNrS Da
the / Iih day of November. 1874, at o'clock L.
ated in the suburbs of Rockets known as Wattss
brick.yard. contaDiug FiVs; ACRES OF LhND u.
stable on the premises. This lot is situated about
500 wards from the corporation line, in rapidly
improving neighborhood, being near the work
shops and wharf of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-.
road, and should attract the attention of capital
lists and others an investment that msy be looked
forward to as largely and specially profitable.
1t will be offered as whole, and on reasonable
TERMS which win be announced 1t the hour of sale.
oc 81 E. D. EACHO, Auctloneer.
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TNNTpcETIC MEN WANTED. Apply

WANTED, q SITUATION to clean up y!
w house and wait In dining-room, or unrss' =!
colored girl. Well recommendsd. Apply
j .JUSTi>, Labor Agent.
-. No. 8 Fifteenth street.
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vTALU ABLE FARM ON UPPER

UALUA BLE FARM UN UPPER
Y JANIS RIVEH FOR SALE.-By authority
conferred upon us by tie will Of Robert T. HUBBARD,
deceased We silail, at 2 O'Clock on WEDNESDAY
the 25th day Of November. 1879, at Ealilnss
landing, in the county Of Buckingham. offer for
sale TO the highest bidder, by PUBLIC suction that
extre mely valuable RIVER PLANTATION
known rs "WILLOW HILL or so much thereon
as shall be necessary to realize Sl3 $500.
The tract win be subdivlded before The DAY OF
sale and the plat left with Nr. George W. Herli-
uon, on the premises. who will show the farm TO
those desiring 10 purchase.
he property viii be offered rs whole or In par
GELS 10 suit pun chascrs. There are about ONE
THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED ACRES. by an
old survey of which about TWO hundred acres arc
superior river low-grounds. There are good build
ngs and quantity OF fac timber on the LAND, aiid
it is Ia good condition. Being now under lea C,
possession cannot be given 1T once, but satisfactory
arrangements can doubtless be made with The ten
ant.
TERMS: Perfectly easr and 10 be made known on
the dag of sale; only $500 cash required.
j. l.. II UBAhD,
RI. HUBh RID. jR.,
Executors of 4. y. HUBBARD. deceased.