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REaL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE.-FOURTEEN ACRES IA
Il OFT LAND, with FRAME DWELLING Iii
containing eight rooms; kitchen and all necessary
out-buildings: all In good repair within quarter
of o mi'e Of Ashland, Va.
ALSO,
AFRAMED DWELLING with eight rooms, ana
ali NECESSARY out-buildlDgs on haf-acre lot, ad-
toining Randolph Macon College grounds, Ill ASH
land. Apply to ,,,,E co,r
1, es-1w corner Tenth and Bank streets.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
III Cook u lauEh ION. Al ctioncefss
~ corner Gayeraof anh franklin streets.

ggAU1HTOH sALE4@Ksstske psys:s-
] m Ioot b LanEh ton. Auetioncerss 80
+ corner Gayernoe ann ffankttn streets.
iToR sALE.-ona FRIDAY the s a,1,i o.
Februsry, st II O'Clock, at JofnsS,tns
On Eraa aaeass y III 20 owrsr ~ g, q,
" W F6gR hET0 1aSSls ~ S1 yes1s old this
three Of whs ca are se eniI5s ly this spring
% 20 d fsssis,.t ALSO. e
! egsf s. sif,z ONE FILLY, $3.50, :. y
three yeas s,a 1s ~. sgarnse 70 be very sss
Inns Black Hawx am coiss and my were sired BY
MnS a Is sen hSh Tie i s5s
bratea hSrses for the year 873 shows Volunteer
10 be q more we hare dso,sa
os3 he wen for the lovers Of fine, fast stock to
TERMS: A credit OF sixty days on approved en-
dorsed paper. COOK Sc LAUGHTON, K
10 I-1tx Auctioneers.
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California paper having obtained a ne "
a sar records the startling fact In bali
s su,,1nn article beaded "StiIl Another. our
Course Endorsed by the People !"-Lo''s'
ellie Courier.
rive see good deal Of that sort OF talk 10
some Virginia papers.]
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WTANTED CASH, for which will sell
w the greatest bargains ever offered in forfeited
OPERA and v ESP CHAINS, LOCKETS, SLEEVE
and SH IkT BUTTONS, RINGS, PINS; few DIA-
MONDS one pair os the most elaborate CHAIN
BRACELETS of gold and pearl, weighing l27
dwt. All Of the goods are to be closed ouS at the
ORIGINAL cost. Call soou> Mt s. A. WlNSrOCk'S
E1cbanpc Hotel. ja17
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VALUABLE BRICK DRUG S '1t,iHS
v WITH DWELLINGS ABOVE NBDhs ip.RK,
IN THE YARD, FHONTING aVSs.0SSD Eau
MAIN STREET BETWEEN P, Pm t On TIES.
nAY February Sd at O'Clock r ~; S;SSnnp II:
Iocaied as above described now occupied reG Of
Il. G. Forstman as drug s S u ron, Of 9s f.,
and 1G9 9epth OF about 100 feet With s'uf-'''
alley. .,,, and the fact tna!
II Is now yielding gooa inco'Io re rnurchas. ei.h''
Sor snernlstion or for solid investment On s1 ,n4
'' TsRNs one.hird cash the residue quest " ,ed
twelve months. with SIX per cent. 1EGnDlN.
secured by q trust deed. hill Srctionee...-
"a ------
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BY Grubbs & Willlsrs,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between hain And Banh.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN CliEs'
i TERRIFIED COUNTY. NEAR sANChhs-
TER, Ar AUCTION.-As surviving trustee Hh.a
a deed Of trust executed by W. II. DfaIdef' ~"
and wife and W III. Brander. Sr 10 the n'e -,
Davis and myself. dated 2Sth of NoTember, To- ~
and duly recorded In Che:tcrhs!d .ouhl{ tDah
Office. being thereto required by thr Personal el
Sentative or the creditor secured VII oetl ~ rns
ton. upon the premises. on MOSDA 9ln o. XIX
ruary, at IL O'Clock NJ Ia front o, nhe,'c tIg
county courthouse, In Manchester G,m S''' "
c0urt-day) the property conveyed ~ ssil u'nJ ,a
wit The life estate of ~ H. Hr''aasF, r. an" NV
undivided moiety OF ". II. Grin1g: ~, ~ i,!S.
mai nder in fee In and to a TltACI " ~ mnir
DRIED AND NlNETl-TWo ND nh ~ H.
ACRES OF LAND In Chesterfield coGn,!, ~ W..
Broadrock road about two u lies iio!a YAH .a 80,
This is said 10 be valuable and pEoduet'e ''''-
Of land. ,-.,,,,,,s of SAP
Terms: As prescribed By deed. ezpsIt,c, -
I'm currency and IL 1878 with interest TOM ,ns
December, 1873, in gold coin, casa .a We T. s,T
mon terms to be directed oy the Sraa'o.s ,.rT
deed and In event Of their failure 10 .!se a. n.
rectIon, then upon terms to be nainsi .: 'Ae "
day of sale. ,, ,o-rs may b
II /, probable that more favo'ahf 'erIi In r,yol
made BY consent Of those lE'ereseGoal W ="
sale. pEohuH Snrriy,ny trustee.
CRITTERS 4 WILLIAMS, Auct!oreeSs.
4, 90 "a Oh 2S 20 Probability
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- .rSyrTOnI SAEEsS- -T1ass Day.
Az Thonias ". Reese, AHct tka's
8 iie9 y No. 1917 Main street.

$1,000, T,,on,as q. Reese, Ancuoneer, 81.
a iis No. 1917 Main street. b
rrY ,1,,d 81 FURNITURE; g. s% J! Fo %
I'LL SALE AT Appropriateness snrtson. house Dn ParIor,
ss Bureaus, Washsiancs Tables Sna,Eg, ,ade Sy
Stools LSuIgssa Glassware
d0'h s! TToa fS AssaoR Fsss,b
-sHSd action new scale, over strung Us ,,aient
Enrtes. with all modern Improvements pfes
damper. &c.
nv ". b. Ratclitfe, Auctioneer,
-" 1912 Main street
rw1rT, OFFER AT AUCTION on mon !
DAY NEXT, February ~, at hA'i' pAo'
o,cIock A. NJ, a good assortment %
GROCERIES, &C., -,
to the attention e e tf1aFs
By James n. Taylor & Son.,
Real Estate Agents ana Aus s,.,. s,reets.
office corner Of Eleventh anu D"
~ pE SOLD on MONDAY the
1sI4b ~ 'h ho REsm ro1s
Ing 92 feet each on feet to an alley IL feet wide
ana rnn I'M No. ii Of Craig,s plan. 80 colo ,g
Terms: Made J knSTS H. Il TAYLOR 6 SON,
Auct0necrs.
TIGH CONsTABLE'S SALE:-I will
selI at public auction on MONDAY. Febru-
o-v q 1874. ut II O'Clock A. W., az my once, NO.
aao6 franklin street, the following properly to
satisfy sundry distress warrants, executions, ana
attachments In my hands,
"''''' BUREAUS. WARDROBES,
BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES,
WASHS lands, PICTURES,
MIRRORS, CLOCKS,
LOUNGES, SOFAS,
CHAIRS. CARPETS,
TRUNKS, MATING,
TABLES, CANDY,
NUTS, GLASS JARS,
GRINDSTONE, WORKBENCH,
SHOWCASE. &C.;
One and q half barrels No. WHISkE1,
One large WRITING-TABLE, with drawers
A. B. DUESBEkR1,
ja sO-3t High Constable City Of Richmond
ALSO,
One WASHING
One WASH-BOlLER,
One large STOVE,
Two TABLES,
roui Alb. DUESBERRY,
foo-,t II. G. &. r.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctionccrs'
corner Governor aud Franklin streets.
BY Lyme & Brother,
AuctIopecrs and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street.

A NNIE E. JENNINGS In the Circuit
n rersus Court Of county
~ JOHN &c Se'J JENNINGS. , Of Henrico.
In pursuance of decree entered In TINS cause
Jonuary oath. 1874, will sell at public auction
in front of the courthouse of Henrico county, on
MONDAY, Cd day of February, 1 74; at ~ A.:
that very desirable TRACT OF LAND. In the
cnnntv Of HenrIco, on the Nine-Mile road, known
as the "JENNlNGs" TRACT, between aye
and six miles from the city of Richmond, con.
raining as ACRtS, adjoining the land recently
owned by Dr. J. X. Garnett. The land lies wei,
and about two-thirds of 1t Is arabic; the rest Has
eTERMS: One-thrd in cash The balance in two
en1ai instalments at and IL months; the title 10
be- retained until the whole purchase money Is pau
anu = o'e' f. II. CONNER,
,,a7 Special Commissioner.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
v VALUABLE PKoPERTY K ,SQ IA AZ
tBRADFORD,S HOTEL" SITUATED IN THE
CITY OF RiCHMOND, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN WALL
STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY, AT AUC-
TION.-In part execution Of Il decree OF me Chane
Gerry court of Richu ond enter on the i4th OF
November 1871, In the case Of Mills's executor r8
Glazebrook and als., the undersigned, special
Commissioner thereby appointed. will sell ut anc-
ton upon the premises, on MONDAY the "a Gay
of February, at II o'clock NJ the pEof Ell Ell
situated as above, which solo by the late Nich0-
Lls Mills to Thomas Bradford, having 4 front OF 20
feet on Franklin street, and running back to To-
bacco alley, on which it fronts 81 feet inches.
This pre- perry Is imprcyedin front by compare
lively new and handsome four-storied brick build
Ing, No 1885. formerly used Us saloon and hotel,
and with several brick and frame buildings IN the
rear. . .,,o
TERMS Sufficient in cash to pay the costs OF the
suit and the expenses of the sale; the residue II,
three equal annual instruments at one, Two, ana
three wears for bonds bearing interest and the tie
TO be retained by the court until the bonds are pia,
4 Mat Of the property will be shown at me time
of rio s.lp JOHN A. MEREDITH,
" special Commissioner.
ruy-poc Williams. AucinnPerS. il y
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WANTS.

WANTED, a genteel SERVANT wa ,oG
w MAN without incumhrancc 10 , cobhI nnr-
clean the house for two persons. r pfrared
SON comfortable quarters and good wages ag snnti
Apply with satisfactory reience' ~ 70 SooNeW2t.
Fonrfh srreet, Candles HILL " -----
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FERTILIZERS.
ITO TOBACCO-PLAN
No fertilizer ever introduced has undergone ss-
yerer tests or come out Of them with better re-
cord than
.. SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAEO.
1t has been In use In Virginia since 1868, ano
during that time has been applied to all KINDS OF
soil under every variety OF senssn. Evidence tnA
has given general and great Satisfaction IS ioiS
In the fact that since its Introduction over
$4,000 TONS
have been sold In this market alone aud In letters
and certlfcatesfrom s.,.., ..~.. 80
5000 FARMERS and PLANTERS
Of Virginia and North Carolina, who have used 4
from one to eight years, all going 70 estaosn u III
q fact that, all things considered, u Is
EQUAL TO ANY and SURPASSED BY NONE
We offer 1t with great confidence for use ON me
tobacco cotton and corn ssoHs 70 os Iespecl
fully equal to what II has been la the past. nnoW-
Ing The materials which entor into IT'S composition
and The men who MANAGE rs manufacture, we y4
- 40 GUARANTEES THE STANDARD. 9esg,
II Is especially adapted 10 PLANT-BEDs. us use
promotes growth, prevents the attacks OF tpt
& NY" and makes healthy stocky pnanas' MaS
bear trans planting much better than those raised
with Peruvian guano.
PRICE, ONLY $50 PER TON. -
r. tstSse GO ALLISON s. ADDISON
General Agents for yirglns and oss5caroiina:
For sale ut the office OF the General Agents. and
by local agents ever where. "a 1-iln
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OFFICE or CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES,l
RICHMOND, January %, 1874. !

OFFICE or CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES,l
RICHMOND, January %, 1874.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS.
full for the Circuit Court Judges of this Common.
wealth, until the times for holding the terms of
their courts shall be prescribed by law. to tx the
time for holding such terms. The terms of the
Eighth Judicial Circuit have been fixed us follows
Accomac county.-March 1st, June 1st, and Octo-
Der 1st.
Northampton county.-March 18th, June 9th,
and October 18th.
Elisabeth CITY county.-March goth, June / 9Th
and October 20th.
Wur,oick county.-March 9th, June goth, and
October 9th. -.,.
York county.-April1s LIST, June 25th, aud Novem.
Der LIST. ..-
williamsburg and james city county April
goth, July 9Th, and November 2Olh.
Charles City county.-April 30th, July 17th, ant
November 3OIh. $50 .>.a
EeD Kent county.-May 9Th, July 22d, and De-
cember 9Th. - j, BELL BIGGER,
ia 23.2a1lm Clerk House of Delegates
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yJT MED, to EXCHANGE FOR
w GREENBaCKS five hundred tons Of supe-
rior Anthracite Coal large quantity of Glover
Hill Coal anu Soft Coke, aid Oak and Pine WOOD,
at low rates. Also, six eight fine, large, we'll
broke young Mules. b. COTTRELL,.
Ia Palm corner Ninth and Basin bank.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CISCISSAT1, January 31.-Markets generally
quiet and steady.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE. January 31.-Markcts generail
quiet and steady.
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATEs,1
'.a RICHMOND, VA, January II, 1874. :
NV JrTIInDTT%~ fy1a A NJ A I'm, e<,v, r.

OFFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES
: ..a RICHMOND, VA, January Il, 1874. :
RY Of AN ACT OF AS
~ SEMBLY approved A pril I'd. 873, 1t is law
full for the Circuit Court Judges Of this Common.
wealth, until the times for holding the terms OF
their respective courts shall be prescribed by law
to fix the time for holding such terms The Terms
or The Tenth Circuit have been fixed as follows:
htnorer couaty.-March Isl, May goth, and No
yenber Sth. sa..si 5.,s5ga : ~ - !
Louisa county.-March l0th May 9th and Sep
TENDER 26ib. -, I -. 40 :.
October 9TH. II .syi--:s1E : 80. :. s !!
!. King George countg.-March 30th, September
: stafford eounty.-April 5th, September 9Th, and
October 9th. - ~ - )! ssst ~ .rSs..- NJ
4 lVtst,aoreiand county.-April 18th, June 8 h,
and October ! 5th.
, Rfe7,nO,d eousty.-April 18Th, June 13th aud
October 20th. -e,s' t* "a q ..1<s,s,.
Spofsyltania county.-Aprl 26th, September
I2th, and November 18th.
j. BELL BIGGER,
ta15-2tawlu Clerk OF House OF Delegates.
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BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 31-Noon.-stocks ac'.'s
and strong. Money!. Gold, 111H. Exchahse.
Long. 4s4; short, 4s7H. Governments sTons'
States steady. e.o.,,,c t,ulI n,
Epening.-sloney easy at 4@5. Sterling Duii ~
1874. Gold, 111R@11lA. or mil
BANK STArEMENT-Loans increaseu ,o,ders
Lions specie decreased IL million; lc ed onc-,ulf
increased one million; deposits increase" oN'-
million.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, January s1.-vl VIRGIN caroI,na SIS,
SO. West virgipia's, II. NO - nth to-day.
old, 25; new, 1S; special TAX ~.
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ST.LOUIS MARKETS


ST. LOUIS, January 31.-Bacon strong; 714c; ior
shoulders; &C. for clear rib; 0Ec. for clear Others
unchanged.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS IN OTHERS.

~ OiioC ~ AND OTHERS.
The advertiser thorough rRAc1 II ARG ndr
TFCT and BgLgsGHtb 0s woSd ike t to engage
manentiy IN drsr.class builder, or with party
S ~1in 10 build as SUPERINTENDENT. Is fully
pns for any kind of building. Will take half
nf salary In payment of lot or building material.
" Viii refer to The following gentlemen; ,.,
nr. A. g. MOBILES, Tarboro', N. &.
WILLIAM $. BATTLE, Esq, Tarboro', N:
WILLIAM II. JOHNSTON, Attorney, Iarooro'
General BRYAN GRIMES, Beaufort county, \: q,
Messrs. KRoGu & THoRSE, Canal street, Ne"
southeast corner York and Reese streets.
r. oets Phiadelphin, Pa.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY ?, 1874
Sun rises. 6.53 Moon rises. 6.3l
SIM snts.. 5.O7I High tide. ..........12 SIS
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, SECOND FLOOR ofnew E:a
Il brick tenement, No. 927 west Clay street, ~
Kitchen on same floor; gas and waller. Kent, ELL
per mouth for good tenant. Call at premises.
20 0-Qfk
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TOR RENT, the very desirable BUSI- Ga
Il NESS STAN No. $50 Main street, re- 49, az,
Gently occupied by Dir. samuel s. Gar1ef' , wei
ness, together with the FIXTURES, &G. Posses
sion at once. Apply to JOHN T. GODDlN,.
I. a1Eeh24 Bank and Eleventh streets.
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By Hill 4 GCddin, Real Estate Aoc'''"'''''
No. 11OS Main street.

GRUBBs L WILLIAMS, Auct!one:Ss'
IN 22.24,26.2S,30, Feb2. ,6.7,3
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IS III tirrOre Cutie Market.
THURSDAY, OCT. |, 1874

BEEF CATrLE.-The receipts exceed in number
even those Of last week, which were never before
oquaied-a large number were reshipped to Eas-
tern markets early in the week without being Of
fered here thus relieving this market so that il
opened ut shade higher figure than last week
but before the close Eastern advices Of an nm IA
vorhhle character being received a depressing eC-
feet was produced, and the market which had
shown some activity at the advanced rates be-
came much slower, and before The close prices
ranged &C. Ter pound lower than last week The
quauiy differed little. on an average, from last
week = offerings. Nice, neat butcher Cattle suf-
fered little in the decline above noted
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged rs fol-
lows Best Beeves at OOG6S6 25-that GEN
orally rated first quality ! OOOGS5 90: medium
or good fair quality 5OMSi 90 ordinary thin
Steers oxen and Cows 3 OOGnS3 30 ; inferior
and lowest grades Of Cattle OOOOO OO-nen-
eral average Of the market to-day 81 II ex-
IRENE range Of prices , GOOSE 25. Most of
the sales from 90 TO S. 90 n 100 ibs
OF the receipts G48 head came from Ohio 2I7O
from Virginia, 1898 from ". Va, ~ from Md
l55 from Pa, and 455 from Ky. Total receipts
for the week 500 head against 1929 last
week, and 345I head same time last year. OF
the offerings ! 1856 bead were taken by Baltimore
butchers, S2G sold 10 York county, Pennsylva-
nii, dealers, and 42O to Eastern epec-
ulators. Total sales for the week 24O2 head a.
gainst 22i0 last week, and 1856 head same time
last year.
Cows.-we quote Mich Cows at 3jG,S5O per
head, AID in fair demand for good
SHEEP AND LsMBs Though the receipts show
slight Increase this week, prices are ic better,
there being no actual advance in figures but the
quality at the same prices is not as good 10 the
extent Of the above noted fraction There is a
better demand for both fat Sheep aud Lambs and
only q fair demand Tor st0ckcrs Of the better
grade Of open wool. We quo'e Sheep at IOI,5f
cents per pound gross. Stock Sheep 2M,S3 30
per head. Lambs OONS 90 per head as
90 gualitv Receipfs tbia week tJ9t head a.
gainst 100 last week, and 400 head same time
last year.
Hoes There il some falii1g OF in the receipts
since lsft week but prices are barely maiG tai o.
cd. the sales az the top quotation in fact he-
ing fewer ia number than last week, and The
quality generally better, or at least more Of the
better grades. There are yet more light Hogs
received than are needed, but they DO not glut
The market az heretofore, though they give TO the
quotations n vide range We quote at SSCDlO 30
per 90 pounds net few selling nj either extreme
Receipts this week 55O7 head, against 7liG last
week. and SO31 head same time last year. sun.
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On 'he 9th nit, on the Potomac bank, Mine
raj county, by Rev. n. Hoffman Mr.. JAMES W.
Lg1rngHs, Of Keyser, to Miss ASSiE BowUAsrgn,
Of Gmfton this State
ON The lst inst, by Rev. J. A. Clymer, al the
residence Of the brides mother-Mrs. Duling-
Mr ErgESE BoBLET5 10 Mrs. HATTIs McNELt, all
ofM-nc-al county.
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DIED.

On Sunday, the 9Th Of September, at the resi-.
dence Of her son-in-law, Mr. John w Athey, IN
Keyser, Mineral county Mrs. MARY WARD, wife
Of The late James Ward, aged % years she was
q kind-hearted lady and resided 10 this town for
many years. Slay she rest in peace.
81 Eeyser, 10 Mineral county on wednesday
last, Mr. THoHss BUtEvAN, At an advanced age
formerly a resident Of this County.
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wINCHESTEI1. VA
Joint Shingles,

NF prime quality, for sale at my residence,
~ formerly Gore s, near SlsDe's Roads,
or orders LETT with MessEs. Giikcson, Pugh d
Vance, Eomuey, will he promptly filed sam
pies Of these shingles mag be seen az their store
aud orders respectfully solicited.
WM BRADEN.
llsmr. CO.. Sept Ia is5i--u
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12y- IT ia said that Don CARLOS has died
from wounds received in mutiny of his
own men at Durango Spain.
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ES President GRANT arrived at ST.
Louis on Monday last.
LC GOLD closed in New York on Tues
day last at ll0l.
Read the advertisement of Abraham John
son, Offering for sale valuable property.
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Pete, Independence" Kurtz, well known
and very eccentric citizen Of Stanton, died on
Tie Is, inst. He was about 20 years old, az
was born on the Fourth of July, from which fact
he added 'Independence' 10 his name
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DIED IN NEW OaLEANs.-CApr JOHN
HENDERSON, of Jefferson county, this State,
dled IN New Orleans on the frs, inst, Capt.
HENDERSON was civil engineer by profess
sion, aud before the war for time profes :
sionaliy engaged in Cuba upon lines of
railroad. Early in the late war he took
command of company of cavalry, and was
wounded by a member of bis command
lie was subsequently, on the staff of Gen.
AsHBY, Gen. WIN f. JONES, and else.
where. He was abou. As years of age.
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The Synod of Virginia, in connection with
the Presbyterian Church in the United States,
will meet in Winchester, on the 2lst of the pre-.
sent month. This body, we understand, includes
the ministers Of Virginia, West Virginia and par,
Of Maryland, and has on its roll l9l ministers.
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a LARGE QCrScE.-Mr. Isaac uerriott, of this
County presented us on Wednesday las, with a
Ounce which weighed two pounds.
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Hardy High School,
LOOrcReld. ". ] a..

i
'THOROUGHLY prepares BOYS for advanced
/ class in the bes, Universities or for prose-
cutting professional studies. Expenses from Sl7O
to $500 for ten months, exclusive OF Lights and
Washing.
This School is warmly endorsed by Professors
Nelson, White, and Harris. of Washington and
Lee Uuiversity-Prof e. Yenable University of
Ne.,-Protessors Duncan, Price, Shepherd and
Estill of Randolph Macon, and President Allen
of McDonough Institute, Md.
For Catalogues, address
IL. l.. HOOVER, Principal.
Moorefeld, 5 pit. IL, 1874 SIN.
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ECLIPSE OF THE MooS.-A total eclipse of the
moon will occur on October cath aud 25th It
will commence at Has on tue night Of the oath
and end at 4 - on the morning of the 2jth
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PosrFoNED.-The sale Of the Virginia Hotel
Property in this place, and advertised by Dr.
:. K. Lupton administrator, has been postponed
until the 2Oth inst, Circuit Court day
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by Yesterdays Mail.

S THE child found with baud Of
gypsies near West Chester, Pa, proves not
to be CHARLIE Ross, who was stolen from
Germantown Mr.. Ross. father of the mics
ing child, is said TO be so seriously i'll tina.
his friend have no hope Of his recovery,
trouble having quite overthrow his reason.
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South a1ranelt 9ntelliaemeer.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, OCT. 0, 1874.

Under the new postal law the box rents IN
all Offices belong to the postmaster up to two
thousand dollars year
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1t is said that the last fraud in the way o.
PduIieraion, is putting salt in beer and ale in
order 10 create a thirst for more
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-Sirained sweetness is said to be kissing Ia
dies through wells
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a Large Volume would not contain the mass
Of testimony which has accumulated in favor oil
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry rs safe
efficient, "nd reliable remedy in curing coughs
colds aud pulmonary disease. Many of the cures
a-e truly wonderful