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s5ls 40.
1875.
NOTICE.

) FrGE OF CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC !
Sch ols
New Orleans. November n. 1879
An examination of candidates for admission
, the Academic Departments, City High
shoots. will commence on TUESDAY. Deem
VI 5. at Q a. M. In the respective High School
lildings. Candidates must be fourteen years
age and proficient in the elementary Eng
h branches taught In the highest departments
our Grammar Schools Applicants from the
" public schools must be recommended by
air teachers as possessing the qualifications
icb we're prescribed for the examination
ID IN Jt,ne last. VIM. o. ROGERS.
perintensient Public Schools. New Orleans.
o2S st
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JUDICIAL ADvER EASEMENTS.


T'HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
writ Of fleri facas, to me directed by the hon
orable the Third District Court for the parish
OF Orleans. in the above entitled cause. | will
ises hereinafter designated on SATURDAY
December H. 1873. at 10]t O'Clock A. m, the fol-
lowing described properly. to wit
ALL THE PROPERTY AND MOVABLE
contained In defendant's coffee house and bill
lard saloon, 81 mated at the corner of Dryadoa
ana Mslpomene streets, In the First District Of
in my office.
Seized in the above suit
Terms on the spot
j, THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
dcp "A 'si''o VI clhhnSr
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Mrs. Widow Philip Pliaue W. r. -. Ian


SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ lsh OF Orleans. No. 10, 20s-By virtue of q writ
q seizure and sale, TO me directed by the honor
ape mo sixth District Court for the parish Of
dreams. 10 the above entitled cause. will pro-
ceee 20 sell at public auction at tho Merchants
and ,ndon ASGetioneers Exchange. Royal street be-
tween canal and Customhouse streets. i'm the
second District OF this city, on FRIDAY, jan
uary .; 1879. at 10 o'clock m, the following de-
scrlDed propery. to wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the improve
ments thereon. situated In the Sixth District Of
me CITY OF New Orleans. in the Faubourp Ayart
H. 10 me square number six of said faubourg now
ne square number one hundred and twen, v ak
.i2sl OF the new plan which said square ia
bounded by Leyee Jersey. Belecastle and Val
mont streets. Said lot OF ground ia designated
6y the number fsteen, aud measures thirty feet
'front.' on Jersey Street by a depth and front on
Bellecastla street Of one hundred and ten feet
ana forms the corner Of Jersey and Bellocastls
streets. Being tho same property acquired by
The defendant herein by purchase from Robert
Quinn. per act passed before T. f. Davis. notary
public. dated April 3. 1866.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Albert Paul IL Co.

REGARDLESS OF COST-ELFGANT WAT.
/: nat, Mahogany and Oak Parlor. Red and
Dining room Furniture. Mirrors. Carpets.
= Srockery. Glass and Plated Ware. Kitchen
Try ALBERT PAUL h co, Auejoneers-
n. ysa,esrooms No. AZ Royal street-On MON
Ia i, De"cemoer 2. 1878, ut loR o'clock n m at
streats- 49, 81" o"9auot
TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS or SAID HOUSE
s-Oash. no30 del q
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STOLEN.

STOLEN-FROM ME ON THE FOURTEENTH
80, q NOvember. 1873 a PKOMIS1ORY NOTE
IT me sum of t4Oo. drawn by J. Afeck to my
order, dated November 1, 1878, aud payable
Twelve months after date Said note is past due.
anu al persons are notified not to negotiate
saId note: as payment has been stopped
de2 lo' JOHN EBAUGH
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NOES u de2f JOHN HERBERT CLARK


SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans, No. 40. Whereas, Hugh
Fiynn has petitioned the court for letters OF
administration on the estate OF the late Barnett
L. Colinsky. deceased. Notice is herety given
TO all whom, 1t may concern to show cause
within ton days why, the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be granted
by order of the court.
no23 81 de2 JOHN HERBERT Clerk. @
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UNPAID SCHOOL SALARIES,
1873 AND 1874

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE CRY HALL. !
New Orleans. November ~. 1873.
The following sums remain unpaid and will
be paid to the persons named by the Treasurer
OF the Public Schools ut this Office less proper
tionate charge for this advertisements:
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REMOVALS,

HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE FROM 1o6
Gratier street to ~ Grsvisr street hetween
Magazine and Tchoupitoulas. down stairs
no29U g. g. WAYNE
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y. T. chamberlain VS.. A. BOUchereau
L'IRST JUSTICE COURT FOR TIE PARISH
of Orleans, No 3G7o-By virtue of n writ af
Childress, First Justice Of the Peace in and for
the parish Of Orleans, will proceed to sell
ut public auction. on MONDAY. December
1878 at y O'Clock m Mt James Regan's sta
bles, on Baronns street beween Poydras and
lafayette streets. tho following described
property to wit
ONE FLOAT
Seizad in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
no22 81 deg JOHN +. WOOD Constable
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Succession Of Adam GaIsser.

NECUNU DISTK1CT COURT FOR THE
~ parish OF Orleans, No 4O629 Notice ia
hereby given to the creditors OF this estate and
to all other persons herein Interested TO show
cause, within ten days from the present notifi-
cation. II any they have or can. why the account
presented by Godfried Gaisser. dative testa-
approves and homolgated an the funds dis
tributed In accordance herewith.
BY order Of the court
NOES q de2$ JOHN HERRERT CDerb
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISH OF ORLEANS
MRS. JULIANA HERMANN VS.. MAX. uER-
maun-NO. IS 45G

HEREBY CERTIFY q THAT ON THE
! twenty first day Of November, 1878 judg-
mont was rendered In this court in the follow
ing entitled and numbered suit, In the words
and figures following to wit:
=, Mrs. Juiiana Hermann vs. Max. Hermann
No % 456
On motion of Brau0hn, Buck 4 DinkelspieI.
OF counsel for plaintiff in this suit on produc-
ing to the court due proof in support of her de-
mand. and the law and evidence being in her
favor, 1t Is ordered adjudged and dscreed that
the judgment by default herein entered
on the sixteenth day of November
1879; be now confirmed. and accord
inRly that there be Judgment herein
In favor Of plaintiff. Juliana Hermann. and
against defendant her husband Macmillan
hermann. decreeing a separation Of property
between said plaintiff and her said husband
anc dissolution OF he community OF acquests
anf gains hitherto existir z between them ; and
u ls further ordered and decreed that plaintiff
40 nave and recover Of defendant the sum Of
nine thousand nine hundred and eighty-two
noilars and four cents, with legal interest from
judicial demand. and costs OF suit. with the
privilege granted by law to married women
Judgment rendered Novem Der q, 1873,
Judgment signed November &c 1878.
F. A. MONROE. Judge.
In testi mOny whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the zeal Of the said court at
the city of New Orleans, on this twenty sixth
day of November. in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy eight and
the one hundred and third year OF the inde-
pendence OF the United States
no27 de2 JOE GARIDEL. Deputy Clerk
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BAYOU SAMA.

BAYOU SARA BEMI-WEEKLY UNITRn
bTATES MAIL PACKET
Hss%itssss.' fSI sA fSas %a1 lg5dsIs
Dostofnce landings Steamer ""
EDWARD y. GAY,
]. J. Brown, master SIS Streck CLARK
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY Of s 3. m.
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY
For freight Or passage apply on board or 10
]. Il. CARLfN, ii "Reminiscences SIT
lya, ,,JANNEY WORK. 10e Common Fl.
r. b.-Wfll Day particular attention to the
Bayou Lafourehe business Of Capt, Joe Dali
REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU 91HI
AND COAST PACKET
UNITED STATES MAIL,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
10 FOR B a Z Ii R SARA. WATERLOO.
hermitage. Port Hickey, Baton
Houge. PlaQuemine and way land.
ln9D-The fast and splendid passenger steaney
JOHN w. CANNON,
JQnn Y. L1DanO, master. Thomas Howard nIark
Leaves as above. returning down the coz
MONDAY and every FRIDAY. For Freight or
passage apply On board or to "
GEO. y. HITE "a 0ravier at,
BRlTTON d EPPLEk ~ ttravier az
LORD MCPEAKE. Is Camp strest-
su1 y. q. WAYNE. JOG Gravier street.
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o23 q de2s JOHN HERBERT CLARK
Succession Of Abraham wen

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish OF Orleans, No. 4Os23 Wbereas
Mrs. Fanny We'll has netitioned the court Tor
letters OF administration on the estate OF the
given to all whom 1t may concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer OF the
salh petitioner should not be granted.
BY order Of the court
nO23 u de2 JOHN HERRERT (narh
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In the Matter Of Mary Bo.worth. an

IN the matter OF Wary BOswOrth. an Alb.
Sentee.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish OF Orleans. No. - l4s-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and To ali
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification. II
any they have or can. why the account pre-
scented by Il. I. Parker. curator Of this estate
should not be Approved and homclogated and
with
by order NJ the court
no23 q de2s JOHN HERBERT, Clerk
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PLAQUEM Ne.

PLAQUkMosE
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 10 A. m and
SATURDAY Mt "a M
IT, FOR PLAQUEMINE BAYOU
- ~ Goula. Dopaldsonviie and ali nlan1
a..s tation landngs-rhe fine side wheel
w. J. POITEvENT
FRANK Bergeron master. j. O. Bergeron clerk
! ayes hs above. Returning leaves Plaane
mine every Monday morning and Thursday
board or to "pp' u"
w. J. OOMAUX. 10 Cont street.
~ L. "a clerk always on the landing heal Of
"oo.i ot.ooe " IeceIYe UelR0t no8N
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-u, j. w. Black master.
VIII ieaVe as ABOVE. For freight apply On board
orto II. j. WINBURN, Agent.
no No. 80 Natchez street
S.-Throngh rates given to ali points North
ana ana East over the Vineennes and Terre Haute
ha ali II b. WHITFIELD. Agent,
Gel No G5 Macpzjne street
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sTEAMBOATs.
KID RIVER.


Ned River and Texas.
NB E1sp, DDRLEANs AND RED RIVER TRAus-
SonFAr R3fL S2MP ANb ASR TEKAS "A
Through bills Of lading ana through passer-
ger tickets to all landings on Red River ana al
F Hnt "a r stations In Texas The best route
The following splendid and fast steamers
COMPOSING the line will leave as advertised ts,-
T. PSriee. goi. <. ff?q keains T 1efssNo
". Behan. Bonnie Lee. Dawn.
A"'' n.ans.' r e'Iys sH INK ,rryrg
.1assiaes Lln9s on Red River and =" railway iIa
FOR GRAND ECORE
Bonnie Lee. Noah Seovell Inasta,
Leaves MONDAY. December q, Mt s o. m.
FOR OOUsHATTA.
silver city. M. NJ Wood master
Leaves TUESDAY. December ., at .. m.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
Alexandria, w. r. Boardman mastnr
Leaves WEDNESDAY. December I. ut 8 .. m.
FOR GRAND KCoRE.
Jewel, O. ?. Trnslow master.
Leaves THURSDAY. December 6. at .. IN
FOR CoUsHATTA.
Danube, Charles Thorn master
Leaves FRIDAY. December g. at 6 D. m
FOR SHREVEPORT.
30 BryRrly, N. L. Heoyell master
Leaves SATURDAY December T. at m
NO wnArfDoat enhfges. drAyAso or uornu,lssIon
WILL be charged at mouth Of Red River. Bayou
Sara, or at New Orleans. In forwarding freight
CONSIGNED to the company by bill OF ladlnR,
For freight or passage apply on board OF tho
boats or at the Office OF the company, No. III
n. w. JOYCE, GEO. b. HITE
~. Il. OARLIF; BRITTQN Z EPPLER.
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves MONDAY. December q M sp NJ
FOR GRAND ECORE, ALENAN-
- RIA, EGG BEND, Normap's Bar
A 2 pms Wares and way iandinss-Ths
steamer BONNIE LEE.
I'm place Of the Naw Bart AbIe)
moan bcovell master. Geo. Hamilton cIark
apply on board or to - e0~"
X. W. ADAMS. n Commercial Place.
Pb:-Freight consigned TO wbarfboat. mouth
OF He'd river or TO agents at New Orleans for
the steamer Bart Able will DO forwarded free oi
chHrRe @ ice
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FOR GRAND ECORE
Jewes, O. z. Trnslow master.
Leaves THU ItSDAY, December 8. at u. M
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-08-20
II. aQlen NeNl Iteml.

FINE YIELD OF WHEAT-CORN AND HAY CROP
COCOA GOOD ROAD TO STAUNToN BADLY
NERDED-cAsEs OF ROBBERY AND ASSAULT
AND BATTERY.
A correspondent "Castle HIP sends us the
following news Items from Mt. Scion.
Most of the farmers have finished threshing
their wheat crop. the yield exceeding that Of
last year. The fine rains of last week insure an
average corn crop, hay crop unprecedented. The
trouble is to get our surplus products to market,
we want Mcadamized road to Staunton, and
survey of another route OF less grade. We
fortunately . few years ago voted down q rail-
road tax, and it is believed the expenditure ask
ed by the Railroad Company would metal oil
the leading thorough fares to Staunton. This
measure will be discussed hereafter.
The prospect OF getting the Narrow Guage Il.
R.. has exploded as well as the Dora Coal fields
which shows that printers ink won't squeeze
blood out OF q turnip. Look at the gallant lit.
tie County Of Highland, whose people though
they would get a Railroad by voting Isl, 600 subt
scription; few shovels of dirt were thrown up,
and the county compelled to issue their bonds
The worked stopped after the bonds were issu-
ed and the county swindled.
Saturday last was magistrates court here;
two cases excited some interest. The first case
wes on warrant from j. A. Hamrick against
Bul Winston, (colored,) charging Bill with
Stealing $500 In currency at the camp-meet-
ing ground near Parnassus. Bill plead guilty
and was sent to jail. The money was recover
ed.
The second case on warrant from James
Curtis. (colored) charging F. T. Sheets with as
sault and battery, and house breaking. A num-
Der Of witnesses were examined and resulted in
binding Sheets to keep the peace. and recognize
ed to appear before the next grand jury with
Henry Curtis, (colored,) as his surety.
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SUGARS at e. A. RICHARDSON'S.
Personals.

Rev. w. A. Harris is at Rawley Springs.
Miss Rosa Glenn is visiting at New Market
DR.. A. NJ. Henkel has returned from Orkney.
Miss Molfie Young has returned from the
White Sulphur.
Mr.. Ed. L. Waddell, formerly of Waynesboro',
and now of st. Louis, No., is on a visit to his
relatives and friends tn this County.
Mr.. Edward Echols returned from the White
Sulphur Springs last week where he had been
spending few days since his return from Eu-
rope.
Col. Gilman, weii-known to many OF Our citi.
zens Is visiting his brother.in-law, Robert W.
Burke, Esq.
Mr.. VIM. Easton, who few years ago, lived
near Staunton, and is well remembered, left
recently for England. 1t is said that he has
gottar position under the British Govern
'ment in the fslarG of Cyprus.
Rev. DIR. ]. L. M. Curry. President of Rich
Mond College. passed through the city last week
on his way to the meeting of the Potomac Bap-
tist Association at Marttpeb4rg, W. Va.
Rev. w. e. Baker, of the LIST Presby teriap
church. has gone on a visit to the Peaks of OF
ter in a carriage.
On last Thursday. Mr.. ]. H. Campbell, who
has for many years carried on here the
general business Of saddling, left for Harrison
burg, where he viii eatablish himself. He is
well and favorably known here As q go0q ana
industrious workman.
Mr.. Harvey Risk. of Staunton. has been ap-
pointed special commissioner to take proof Of
claims against the U. s. Government for pro-
perty taken and used for army purposes by the
Federal troops during the war.
Mr.. John II. Dinneen. SO well and fay0raily
known by our citizens generally, is now here
on visit to his father.
DR.. Manly, of the Baptist Church. is absent in
Southwest Virginia in the interest Of the SUM-
day School Bible Board.
Capt. c. D. Mccoy and Capt. T. S. Doyle left
here last week for Old Point Gomfort, whare they
will spend some time.
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PICKLES at C. A. RICHARDSON'S.
POLICE COURT.
IT'S EFFECTIVE woRK-LARCENY-wIFE BEAT
ING, &C., &C.


ING, &C., &C.
The Police Court is making itself felt among
the evil-doers of the city. Justice is dealt out
to all offenders, black andwhite alike. irrespec-
tive Of race, color, or previous condition.
On last Saturday night. Sylvester Greaver.
(white,) yielding to the attractions presented by
a ham of bacon, hanging in the store OF Byers
& Eakle, thought to himself, Beautiful, sleek.
and charming ham, I'll take thee home with
me, and we shall have rare old time. even
should I find you under DONE" With this COM
Portable thought filing his bosom. he gently
laid affectionate hands upon the aforesaid ham.
and was strolling away humming, Come to
these arms my smoke-stained ham," whom the
proprietor, who had precitna m,oniensis for the
ham. cried, "What, warden, no. bring in the
policeman" and in he came. Soon Greaver
was in the sacred precincts of the "Casile" by
the creek, thinking over the Greenback move
ment and the great scarcity of hams, Yestcr-
day morning the Mayor interviewed him, and,
after a short conversation, concluded that as 1t
was plain that he had tried to strip Byers q
Eakle of ham, he would stripe his shoulders
with twenty lashes we'll laid on, and would give
him thirty days In the chain gang to get well,
John Glass, (white,) as It seems, has very
brittle temperament, and few days ago 1t
broke upon his wife with violence which did
her considerable damage. He was arra1gned
before Justice Pearman on yesterday and fined
SIS and costs, and recommended to De more
careful of himself in the future.
Two colored men and two colored women
were before the Mayor for cursing and swear
ing, when it was found that they had been
guilty Of offenses against decency, and were
fined $40 and costs.
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Fashion Notes.

Theirs red is the name Of the new fashionable
ooiGf,
1t is altogether probabie tqat Bleids will be
fashionoble this Fall and Winter,
Everything seems to indicate that belted
dress waists will continue in favor.
New belt ribbons are deliberately embroid-
cred by hand, or else brocaded in the loom.
The psw wooden stuffs for Autumn dresses
are marked by their softly blended rich colors.
Garnet beads are to be used this Fall and
Winter for garnitnre on bopnets and for arsss
trimmings.
The tendency to Oriental colors and designs
has caused the new fabrics to have Eastern
names-the latest of which is the Palmyra br :
che of fine wool.
The novelty that is likely to prove most pop
ular for the sensible and stylish short suits for
Fall AID Winter 10 sbowR pnder the name Of
coatings. This resembles the pneytats ana
English homspuns worn by gentlemen for bus:
mess and travelling suits.
The fancy for wearing black around the neck
without any relief of white is popular Z 18th Ia
dies Of very fair complexion. 1t is not becom-
ing to brunsttes. This black garniture is in
best taste with black dresses. but 10 also worn
with ecru. beige and pale blue dresses with
very stylish effect.
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In Limbo at Last.

In the issue of the SPECTATOR, of July the
9th, under the heading. SIS he a Fraud. II
looks like it," we gave a description and an &C
count of q man calling himself T. B. Wister,
who had beat the Virginia Hotel out of several
days board and had borrowed two dollars from
one -four NJ. DIS claiming to be a brother ply
stefan from near Richmond. We learned after
wards that he did the same thing at Mr..
Understanding house. and then brushing the
dust of the city off his feet withdrew from the :
gaze of the Staunton police, who were looking
for him. He, however. did not go very far
His sense of the aesthetic was pleased with the
rural quiet and homelike serenity Of the Vari-
ETY. Springs, nesting under the cooling shadows
Of Elliott's Knobb, aid he stopped there, regis
tering as "Dr. F. w. Thomas, Henrico Co., Va"
His air of respectability and his talk about his
farm in Eastern Virginia, imposed upon the
proprietors and he greatly enjoyed himself for
about three weeks, drinking the health-giving
waters Of the Springs and hiding away much
of the bounteous fare which well kept table
supplied. He also here found an opportunity
to enjoy his religious privileges, which he said
he missed very much" and Joined some OF the
guests in their morning prayers. In the mean
time he took fancy to coat o! one OF the
guests and borrowed it, as also he did the sum
Of three dollars, as he "had that morning iost
his pocket-book containing two $50 bills" at
the same time kindly suggesting that the pro
prietor of the hotel should not be told about
his loss. On the evening of the day his bill was
presented he decamped, taking with him the
coat belonging to the guest.
On last Monday evening before going to press
we learned that Chief of Police. T. ]. Crowder,
armed with warrant as special constable had
gone to Willow Spout. having heard that a man
answering the description Of "Dr. Thomas"
was stopping there. He found his man and ar
resting him brought him to Staunton and
lodged him with Judge Harlan.
On Tuesday he was :arraigned before magis-
trats John NJ. Kinney on various charges, and
after hearing all the testimony the magistrate
declined to pass upon the charges, but had the
prisoner committed to await the action of the
Grand Jury, which meets next Monday.
The "Dr." is now in comfortable quarters and
stands a very fair prospect. on account of the
popularity OF his offences. of beating the Com
monwealth out Of two or three weeks board.
| after having accomplished the same feat with
Hotels, Boarding-houses and Summer resorts.
We hope, while in limbo, he will not be de-
prived of the religious privileges" for which
he has shown such a fondness.
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SALES OF LAND ADVERTISED IN THE
SPECTATOR"

Tho following memoranda of sales OF tracts of
land and houses and lots refer to .sales, pubic
and private, advertised in the columns oil TINS
paper. to which, for particulars, attention
Is specially called:
PUBLIC SALES OF LAND. ~
Saturday. Aug. A-Mr. d. A. Aayser' Trustees
will sell $50 acres Of land near GreenVllie'
part of the farm lately owned by the iate ooi'
WIN p. Tate. This is an excellent farm with
good Improvements on 1t.
Mondnv. Asto. 26-Messrs. Bumgardner, Coch-
ran. Niche, Paul and Yancey, com'rs, will
sell the valuable property known as the "Au-
xusta or Stribling Springs.
Saturday, Aug. SIG. M. Cochran, trustee, Will
ell s52 acres of land, in the Southern part OF
Augusta county, a part Of the farm OF the late
Col. VIM. P. Tate.
SATURDAY., August 3l.-W. A. Hudson. agent ana
trustee, will sell 1874 acres and q poles Of Mid
die river land, situated near New Hope, Au-
gusta county.
Saturday. Sept. 7th.-Messrs. Cochran and Hud-
son com'rs. will sell four-sixth interest," IN
valuable Middle river lands.
LANDS OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE.
MEssRs HUDSON & PATRICK offers for SAFE one
ofthe finest and most elegant residences IN
1.-THE City of Staunton.
DIR. C, n. PERRow offers at private SAFE MS
farm. four miles from staunton, containing
LOG acres.
Mr.. JOHN GLOVER offers for sale SSS acres OF
good land, lying on both sides OF Z. q ".
railroad, miles West of Craigsville.
SAMUEL n. STEELE offers for sale privately
portion Of his Home Farm, near Fishersvllle'
In this county. He will sell 1876 or LAO acres "a
the purchaser may wish, with Is or 10 acres
heavily timbered. Address, Samuel II. Steele
Waynesboro'.
JACOB HOOVER offers for sale two tracts OF graz
ingl end in Highland county. one OF LIS ana Inc
other of 1908 acres.