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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29
U. 3. Circuit Court
Before Judge Belts.


THURspAr Dec Is At the opening of the Court tbs
prisoner Mathews placed in the dock and the Jury
was called over oy ,ne SisfS but beors single juror
attendance the panel was exhausted.
The counsel for the prisoner moved to have the trial
set down for Tuesday next This objected TO by the
District Attorney The Court also expressed unwl
ngness delay the other business of term but after
consultation the request OF the prisoners counsel
was complied with.
The Judge directed that new panel of forty eight
should summoned for Tuesday He also informed the
panel serving present that they would be discharged
on Saturday The prisoner was then remanded to the
Jail
Jackson placed at the bar, charged with having
stolen ships chronometer from board the Moslem.
while lying Bristol England in September, lS4l The
accused steward board, and had duplicate key
which unlocked the captains state He had charge
out for the mate observed the prisoner leaving the
vessel with kettle Sc The Captain missed the chre-
nometer and searching the Stewards room, was
discovered to be empty every thing belonging 10 the p
soner having been removed with the excep o. - the
chest OF the prisoner He went ashore without sion
without being ordered by the captain mate About
four days previous 10 leaving England the captain en-
quired from the prisoner whether he had sufficient stores
last for the voyage which the reply
the affirmative On the day previous the loss Of the
chronometer the captain had wound up and the next
morning it was gone.
The prisoner had no defence to offer and the case
went to the jury under the charge of he Judge The act
Of 1890 makes it larceny to steal the high and
act OF 1925 embraces the offence In 10
reign ports In this the vessel though lying in the
docks at Bristol known to have been aAoat salt
AS 10 Oh IL
the person charged with an offence if he be fugitive
from justice the statute does into operation in
that until the person charged shall have returned
within the jurisdiction of the courts having, authority
such There direct evidence that the prison
the bar the person who committed the larceny
on board the ship Moslem. But the circumstances do
tailed to be weighed by the jury and they to de-
eide how far he could be the culprit whether
possible that other could have the opportunity
Of removing the stores without his knowledge. The
fight Of the prisoner from the vessel the morning Of
her intended departure to be taken into consdera
ton If he is found guilty Of moving any part fson
ously then the Indictment sustained The jury return
| ed a verdict Of guilty.
For the United States Mr.. Barrett For the prisoner
| Mr.. Nash
The civil calendar then called over, but Of
| the cases being ready, the Court adjourned until 10
| O'Clock tomorrow.
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WONDERFUL REMEDY
vIRREY'S TINCTURE AND LOTION OF INVIGO-
RATION

SUPPLY of these invaluable extraordinary remedies
"a has been received direct rom Doctor Adrian virrey Of
by his exclusive American agents, De Launey Grey,
New York Nothing equal them has ben discovered
or removing impotency fuor abus affections and
the and the deeayed OF
fact that b proved by person
for while all other medicines recommended for the
diseases admitted by their be Of
operation and Lotion Of lnvgors and
make their eecr felt few moments after they made
of Indeed their quick and action SUCH that cold
mbecllity cannot he that
der their dominion for half hour; possible for
married female them aud without offspring
they Immediately correct the inactivity certain which
out Of hundred the of unuitfu
They also unvalled emsdies in nciIen
dyspepsia pspitaon OF the heart glr~
and affections OF the kidneys and all diseases produced by
The Tncure taken internally and pleasant
the taste; the Lotion externally. They may used
eTaately with benefit but effective when used
her Price 81 bottle or both bottles for 50.
N B-Persons living distance have these medicincx
the ou Of powders, only double the postage
tn full pnned directions for them the Tine
and Lotion Price So for powder So for BOTH
when both used their effect wonderful removing
potence
All be post paid and directed De Launey
Grey, New York.
norma of delicate and interes nature which
be inserted public adve' tisemsn each bot
lie powder These should used
for their exciting would he liable
luce abortion.
Sold bv special appoint nent CT
de LAUNEY GREY,
d2Qln' Al p,s-. New Yorf.
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MO iANN STREET I'd door from Broadway, the
" American Museum Buldings-UnJer the direction Of
JAMES KNIGHT, NJ D.,
Member of Medical and Chlrprgcal Faculty OF Mary
land Member Of the Distinct Medical Society Of Ohio,
Member the State Medical Society OF the State OF New
York and Principal Of the above Institute.
20 the design of this establishment will briefly state 1t
DEPOT OF all the latest improved Bandages used in OrtnoT
Tic Practice where Bandages kept Tor the Of Club
feet contracted distorted Limbs, Wy Neck Hump Back
md lateral curvature of the Spine The very celebrated wire
Spring Bendaees for the of varcose1 enlarged VEINS
pye,ted by Shoolbred aud Wrsnwck of London kept
mere aso all the latest improved Trusse and abdominal sup
poers also Bandagcs made suit special and to
order for Surgeons, Physicians, &c.
Doct Knight also special attention the
above named defomites and has made ample arrange
e to receive patients from abroad for that will
forward bsndages distlt parts OF the country.
For further respectfully submit the OF
few OF the most aud Physicians who
IRONS of this Institute Of whom have presented
valuable Improvement ia BandaSes -
Vaeut,ne Mott NJ Professor OF Surgery the Uniyer-
tv of New York. Alex w Stevens M D., Emeritus Prots-
o in the College of Ply and Surg New York city; j. 4.
Gherseman Nj D.; r. X Hoffman, Nj D.; j. X. Rogers, NJ.
D. Surgeons to the New York City Hospita w rarker Pro-
lessor Surgery the Celege Of Ply and SURF New Yo
he College OF Py: and Surg New York c,syi + Mower,
$50 Surgeon u s. Army; DQct. Dubauy, Surg " ); Navy
la Phadephia respectfully refer TO Professors McClee,,
Mner, Meigs Jackson ewson, Dillingham; Homer Mont
In Baltimore to Professors Jennings, Jaisou Handy Monk
o. hlilAr. Amman, Hall, smith and Bailey sis sm eod"ec
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ITO The LADiEs-If you have hairy excrescences con
ealing broad and elevated foreheadf you have tine
suPuous hair ds6gunE part If Otherwise beaut
fu faces the Pondre Subtitle invented by DR. Felix Gouraud
Jury your kins-ths You can satisfied
BY the preparation tested the Doctors Offices all doubts
of the article beiny humbog will quickly vanish For sale
only at 81 Walker door from the of Broad
wayS botte-whee he had the folio articles,
all warranedThe celebrated Italian Medcaed Soap, for
ing all botches pmples ieckes morphew seuvy, itch
hands face musqu;to bites its effects mmedate the
washing of children, in aaying all irritation and chang
mother should be without cake une cake, so cents
ufcent and we warrant 1t return the If
cessip Be guard against bold imitation, and buy
Gourauds Eau de Beante or True Water of Beauty is
well known and approved cosmsc for cleansing healing pun
ana he complsh'on ana sy IT'S dstlng pro-
Gouues Vegetable ud Rouge rparts adelicate blush
handkerchief or linen cloth For dyeing ladies' stockings
Gloves this preparation, diluted with wser inmtabe 80
cents per bottle.
0ourauds Hair Dye will change red or gray hair to beaus
fe dark brown black wi bout staining the .kn 81 bot
tie, WhrseT aud Eye brow Dye. Is cen per bottle.
life like aabaster whteaess ,moothuess The skinfce
from all injurious ingredients, and entirely
chalk and flake white Put in elegant boxes 70 cents
Buy whe else but g. Walker door from
the Of Broadway where will be found Of
the most delicate and choice Perumery imported from all
parts. -
AgentsJordan Milk street. Bostou; 7s Chestnut street.
philadelphia Robinson, Hanbursh Hsnitch, Lancaster
CarsweI Lockror; smith, Palmyra; Grigs, Hamilton couu-
Myers, New Haven DYER Providence Taylor Neseoit;
ton, Portsmouth Patten, Portland Guild Bangor Luther
White, Calais Seth y Hance Baltimore; selby Parker
Washington Mrs Fraser Richmond; Mathswson, NerN,eh
Conn., Wells Humphreys Hartford; E. c. Fere Middle
town. dill m"r
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NpTHiNG has BEEN LEFT UNDONE by unprinci-
IN pie va destroy the popularity of the LIBERATED Hun
Drop But the medci that cures disease
thoroughly and without king The fro his daily
,o without RESTRICT diet also without uuples
effect enabling the conne his affairs
th medicine that i'll tly cure it'll
loading the sy% with without inuring the
constitutions OF the suffering MT will be sought fo'wh-n all
The earth will be forgotten and .uch emphati
Ca ]y the famous Hunters Red Drop be Price 81
vial which will If disease Of
taken. Hunferian dpensary, NO. pivson
Tie nnlv nace 10 New % [ nc
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SCHENCK's PuLMONIC SYRUP.--A great cure at Der
~ Hill near Jersey City This is TO cer that the
dersgned the Spring of l8i3 attacked with violent
the side aud breast cough, which caused
seaked with blood. kept getting weaker
and the disease progressed all the efforts
the DOCTORS and all Other remedies that tried unil my
ubted had the hectic
night sweats cough and all symptoms that
usually attend THAI My parents abandoned all hopes
f my ever getting WELL and all others acquainted with my
supposed would die IL was at the tue when
nope gone that omenced -chenck Pull
liz oose0ed the matter and phiegm, aud
cou freely and began feel better and feel quite
we'll and feel gra efu kind providence for directing
his valuable medicine which has been he OF rssor
ing healtn after every thing else taile4
THOMAS WILKES.
Bergen near Jersey City Nov. u. t8i3.
Prepared by j. H. Schenck and for sale his principal Off
cesN 80 Souh Sixth dooS below the corner Of Ches-
nut and at his Laboratory, No 2l Race street Phadepha
also for sale 40x tourandt door below
Of Greenwich, " the on place ia this ery where the
uine also $50 Warrington Boston No. Is
Brosdway Albany, n. The above Offices exclusively
fnr the of pulmonic Syr ~ d. ltneod IN
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CLARK, BININGER IL COZZENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,

Do TgSRy NTRU,
HAVING completed the agreement of their Store respect
fully solicit the Of their old patrons aad the pub
lie TO their increased stock Of
TEAS, GROCERIES, sc.
Their goods particularly suitable for Hotels being select
ed with for that purpose and embracing
Gle Iequste-sega and Brandes Psrticusr of choice
cid Scotch and Irish Whskes Oils, Cheese Maccaon and
Vermicel.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Choice Liqueur Preserves Brandy Fruits Grares, Rasns
Spced Chocolate Cuans Gelatine for making Jelly in few
minutes Extract Vanilla Wax Candles Almonds and every
thing necessary for the Of families.
q Sole agents in New York for Demuths Snufs
2,r%r
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Sx6S FOR LONDON-IteEuiar packet of the est Janu
kyTsxf airy The well known avorite packet ship ST.
s1eSJ AMES Captain Meyers, burthen 1000 TONS will sail
esanove, her regular day. -
Her accommodations for cabin cabin and steerage
Passengers are splenddy fitted for the comfort aud con-
vsn'ence Of passenger Persons intending embark should
make early application to
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Fine st. of South.
Person wishing 70 send for their friends residing old
them brought by shin or
Of the tn packets sailing the 7h nth and 9th Of
each month by applying above; by letter. post paid
y Drafts Sight far large small sums wp bv
thesobscrbr the Provincial Bank Of Ireland payable
throughout the country also Messn Spooner
Great BRIAN. d25 &c
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Court Charlottesville DNy.I

Superior Cotot-Nos 80, %, 49, So AZ, az IL, 3, 20,
10, 10 46 a. So &c. 6l 49, 81 90 SO 90 g. 6s, 49, 49,
T. IL, 10, 10, 81, 2s, 80, 81.
Circuit Court-Nos a. TO- 81 IS, ~, Is, ~, 80, a.
AZ, as, 40, So 81, 50, SO, 55, SO. bs, SO, GO
Common Pieas.-Nos 81, Q, 80 y y, 10, IL, 20 y ".
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OFFICE HOURS

IN BOSTWlCK aforms the public tina, in consequence
~ OF the great OF his practice his office hou will
hereafter be as ollows:-From III the morang until
3tJ IN ths afternoon which PRINCIPALLY devoted the poor
And from until 70 o'clock in The evening". During above
named hours, he without fail, be consulted Office
The balance Of the day he viii attend door practice
Abernehys Family fhysican or Ready Presenter in all
oilluess accident whea medical
CURED be hadeysed and enlarged by H. Bostwick
NJ. can be had At his Office price IS cents.
CO Ofhce-No rs Chamber street
H. BOSTWfCK Nj. D..
d28 2wec Surgeon and Physician
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~
DEc. 2s--Benjamin Campbell, e. ais VS. Martin WIhs>
This was an action for the recovery of bill of goods
sold in 1897 for S42 ~ with interest The defendant
up offset in the storage of quantity Of -four and wheat
The jury gave the plaintiff verdict for cents damages
nd Rce nta cnsts
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TOYSl TOYSl TOYSt

TOYS TOYS! TOYS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, cheaper than ever the
well known Toy Store 233 Centre street. doors above
Grand street, opposite the Market Families and
wishing Toys for the holidays will do we'll call before
chasing elsewhere Don't forget the number, ,,,,
Aso full assortment Of China Glass and Esrthen Ware
di aawtJl~je
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HoRRID CASE OF SEDUCTION AND MURDER, The
Cincinnati Commercial says--A young man, for
merly of Tennessee named WATSON, was murdered in
Laporte County Ind about ten days ago by Gen Boards
ley whose daughter he had seduced The General the
young into room, referred to the condition of his
daughter and demanded OF w to marry her when his
refusing the injured father drew pistol and shot him
through the heart General Is. delivered himself up to
the authorities. He the first settler Four Mile
Prairie in Michigan, goodcitizen and beloved Of all
This indeed sad affair bur what parent will lay his hand
his heart and say that he really bames General for
the he took What jury will convict him of muir
deri Until laws treat seduction it ought to be treat
ed-as a crime. and of the worst OF crimes-and
punish it accordingly outraged nature will volt law
or rather will take the law into its hands. There
is no help for it.
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MEXICAN REPUBLICAN soNGsTER-Ihs seeond
"A edition Of this work and sale at j.
and De LIE Ree Star House. of Barrow and
Me- ugal Every member Of the party should have
Of these books Composed and arranged by De lie Rec
fer the party. DIS 6tsrc
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THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

No. rs Chambers street.
THIS Institution established render the afflicted sound
and scientific medical and surgical aid has already been
operation nearly All forms dis
here Patients who the tuition have
their investigated and prescribed and tneie
dicne directly under the Of the attending nh sican and
those who from mdsposon other prevented from
ipnlyng personally, visited at their residence.
Surg Operations of every description also performed
lifted aud exper,en ced In ell charges
moderate and those whose limited required
pay for their medicines only The will be attended to
every day between and o'r ock, without chpgs.
HOMER BOSrWICK, NJ. D,
Attending Surgeon and Physican
Th, Institution under the and commentator
the following gentlenen:- -
Rev DR. ED. HIGBFE.
Rev. DR. GEORGE POTTS,
Rev. DIR. u SPRING,
dos lmec Rev. DIR. SCHROEDER.
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Genemens and Boys Caps. Of the latest which he
among which may be found gentlemens cloth velvet new
style Of glazed and fine otter Also hand large supply
Of mole skim silk and fur hats of beautiful nh for sale
low.
Fancy FursAlso constantly hand large assortment Of
Mufs and Fur Trimmings for sale at very low prices.
NB1he Caps of the subscriber took the premium the
late Fair Of the American Institute.
WIN. BROWN,
n30 lmsr l26 Chatham ST. opposite Roosevelt
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- CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS
Bo0Ts-Ths SUBSCRIBER makes e order Boots Of TIE
the latest style at reasonable prices Cen
who have been in the habit of paying
for inferior articles requested call and be convinced Of
their interest in purchasing at this
Drawings being taken of the and pair OF Lasts kept for
each customer, there difficulty in getting handsome and
easy tit.
Constantly hand large of ready made Dress
Boots styles at So 50 pairs Double Soss from
Sc pair Over Shoes Half Boots Dancing Pumps,
Slippers, equally low prices.
JOHN L. WATKINS, ia Fulton street,
de I'm between Nassau and Dutch streets.
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CAMPHENE, ON CHEMICAL OIL" Hcrn's Pat nj
OSoiid Bottom Glass Fountain Lamps for chemical oil
and camphene mnuace aud solo whole ale aud retail by
York These lamps admitted by all who them use
To be upequaed lamp oe cred to the bile Tor
their splendid light Their for and tn feet
simplicity 10 manage and tim une lamp will light
equal 10 six candles OF less than half
cent hour They fact the cheapest ortion TO
qua v and the best lamp offered the pubic for
churches, hotels, aud SenFs Also, Of
Solar and Oil Lamps for as stores churches Of ,uperior
guaity Also: raj for patent mcdcinesuch
affections debility, dyspepsia &c ard fyaus Soothng Sy
for Children ee,hug; Dr. Cnenys AstIogen Pills. for
gect, gravel &c; d. POETS Eradicator for dcrate
pnnts Dr. H,lstsd's Brisk Pitts; the Persian Pills and
Draw rlast for r,eumstitm and pains Of al kinds; Ways
Basamic Pills syphlis, ec Wyeihs Cream Of L,iies
70 b-.nl,y and prom tie he g,gwth Of the hair da I'm
A SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTORER
AND BEAUTIFIER,
TRIAL BOTrLES-THREE SHLLINGS.
ITO those whs have used Jones' Coal Hair Restorative know
is excellent qualities to those who have say that
the fact of our selling three shilling bo prove the
truth OF orr statemenad that afraid OF persons
lowing qualities 1T viii force The to grow on any part
VIII re nature Intended hair grow, stop falling off
Scur dndruf aod make light red grey hair grow dark
For dressne the hair soft aud silky nothing
il makes IL truly beautiful ID keeps indeed the
most economical SUPERIOR article made for the hair Sold
price or shnss bottle At tue sign of the American
Eagle, 50 Chatham street New YORK; 1879 Fulton street
delphi; 2o7 King street, Chsrleston, ). q.
The loorish Hair Dye for Jyeing red
or black Price so cents, 81 bottle sold the same
places 400 r-osoc
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POST OsFICE,

New York, 1913
ENGLIsH MAIL-ro.t Office, New York December Goth
Il l8i3Lrrer Bags Royal Mail Steamer Hberna which
leaves Boston Monday the LIST January will be closed
Upper aud Lower Post Oee in this CITY, saturday
next the minutes clock, r. NJ The
inland postage of lSx each single letter must be paid
Tn. P1smase call the sttenou of merchants and
others orwadrg letters Europe by this mail the fact Of
unded and Fl letters having been seized BY the ad
ralt, agent board the Caledoa last
from Boston etunld TO the Oce IN Of
naud postage said letters being paid the Post Oh
flee The letters ref red suppoed have been sent
from this city. JuHN LORlMER GRAHAM,
dn irc Post Master.
STUART, LADIES' HAIR-DRESStR, No. Murray
street. respectfully announces that he ia prepared TO
ladies residences and dress heads according
the latest Pans,an fashions. Terms moderate.
I'm
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PREMIUM UOLORED PHOTOGRAPHS No. ISL
Broadway. lover Mr. T,aneys Jswery above Murray
pictures having been awarded the First Premiums and Highest
Honor BY the Amer and Franklin Institutes the
beautiful colored exhib ted and the
blshnea having been greatly enlarged and improved
duced prices charged for ordinary work other plsces-con
sequenty need sit for inferior likeness the
of economy
Photograph Of lady by Professor Plumbe j, the finest
Plumbe's Premium and German Cameras Instructions
Plates Caaes &c SC forwarded desired point
rates than by any other mandatory. dig lm*m
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NOTICE-REM

NOTICE-REMOVAL
THE subscriber informs his friends and the public that he
has removed from establishment 81 Bro dway his old
stand ga Broadway, opposite st. ranls Church, having
bought the entire interest Of Mr. Van Vanken
sortment OF Hats and Caps constantly on hand.
JOHN N. GENIN, Gate
GENIN x VAN VRANKEN,)
2l4 Broadway.
Dc lmsm opposite ST. Paul's I hurch
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER %, 1913.

AA TO LET-The store No 81 Nassau street. the
H Herald Buildings, from the irs, of February. Apply
.Exsll&. this ofhre dlSr
sxx8 FARM w ANTED-A gentleman purchase
~ good farm of thirty fifty eighty situated in
pleasant. healthy place within twenty miles
as
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utt Court.

STEAM FRIGATE PRINcEToN.-This steamer, we
informed will take her departure Saturday for
Nav York
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FANCY BALL ESSES
TO LET,
JIM PINTEUX,
CAFE DEs MILE COLONIES,
d23 lm-ec 301 BR lADWAY.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TOHN BRADEN, 10 Canal stree, would respectfully In-
form the public generally that he prepared TO at
his spacious and popular Saloon, Creams, Jelles, Coffee
Oysters in style Confectionares generally and in shct
all kinds of Reireshments usually found similar establish
OF the first class Families will be supplied short
notice. with Confecriopares generally also Creams aud ye
lies uay low of shlpKs quart Of
good and choice mera, be found elsewhere Confec
wholesale aud all kinds of pyramids
for private public parties assortment OF
ToyA suitable for the holidays for sale extremely low
NB-Al articles from his bshment
ranted equal to thing Of foreign manufacture His I.r
pledges his hi, articles shall be suitable for the
magnAte of the land dig imsm
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ELoUR-l5o barrels landing ex ,hip ocsnee from New
Il Orleans; for sale by T.. X. COLLINS 4 CO,
dice % South street.
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s,rss FOR SALE-A Valuable Farm called Springfield
situated the of lsleof Wight mile and half
~Hfrom the mouth of Nansemond River containing about
hundred acres bounded sides creeks navgabe
oI small vsses) running into the mouth of
There the farm large well finished brick dwelling
house. with every other house. good repair
Nearly half Of the Lar well tmbeed with large tall pine
he cleared land Of good quality and well adapted to the
vaon of wheat and water melons
1t has attached it fine oyster landing for planting oysters
and of the stock farms of its lower Virginia
Persons wishing purchase by applying early, viii meet
with great bargain
If sold privately before will be offered public
ton the premises the 18th day of January 1874
Terms wi be made known and further information given by
the subscriber WILLIAM HINES.
d20 3taw tojy25 re
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BROADWAY

T L A 5 7 Q E,
NORTHEAST of Prioce and Broadway, adjoining
~ Nblo's Flower Repository The subscribers inform their
and the public they have the above Store,
with aud extensive assortment OF Grocrns the stock
pally Of Teas of the hnet qualities selected
with the greatest care from the last CaIgoes.