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WIGHT .zVCYEO.V.
by Charles Phelps.

nN every Tuesday and Friday nights. for the re
~ msinder Of the season. will sell early candle
light, a large and general assortment Of Dry Goods,
Bonnes and Snall Wares, VIZ:
Cloths, Casslmeres and Nestings,
Kentucky Jeans and Blankets,
Flapoes, Luseys and Cacoes. general assortment,
Brown and blrached DomeslIcs,
silk and Cotton IauEerchieis,
Shaving Soap, extra quality, Razprs Pocket Knives,
Scssors. spool Cotton, Needless Pms. Lace Collars
Thmbes, Shaving, Hair and Clothes Brushes, WI lite
Bonnets and various other Gopds, too numerous men
The above sale will be worthy the attention of
Dealers aud the Gouds will be sold in lots suit pur
chasers. CHARLES PHELPS, Aucir.
Jan u Is
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E1N0MiSo
HELYNCHBURG NIRGINIAN

seitoesk,y, (erery Monday Thursday
r Dollars per annu, payable in adrance. No sub
,e,lt b, rccetredtor shorter time than months
amer riu be discontinued, (ercepf at the discre elton
. .@a e. Edtor,) until all arvsarages are paid
Wv EMBELLISHMENTS inserted at SO cents per
w. IA, .ss) for every inner form insertion and 81 4
ner square COR ess) for every outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER IS required to note, o" his
hoo long he nishes his advertisement inserted
,,tisement not so noted, ,o be inserted TIL its dis
,;,unnce be ordered.
ron YEARLY .4DPERTISLN'G the terms are for
a., reye Of t,co squares $40 for square, S25 for
-, soare inner form, s35. Ecery yearly Advertiser
in he required to his advertising to his parc-
lar line Of business.
n JOB PRINTING erec,'ted neatly and expeditions
,. and or reasonable terms.
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81 "a az c "a I ! o "a.

FN!lE subscribers will open an English and Classca
SCHOOL Ia the basement story Of the Second
Presbyterian Church, On Tuesday, the LIST Of October
Terms. per session Of five months: For the elemen-
aty branches o Eassh, $1,000 or the higher branch
of English, 81 800, for The Classics and Aiathcmal
cs, $1,000. A. M. BRANCH. a. B.
Il. WINS TON, Graduate y. L.
Sep, o6 is
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TRUST SIZE.

PURSUANT TO The provisions of Deed Of Trust
i executed by James G.. Christian and Drury Chris
tan. 10 the Undersigned bearing date the 22nd day Of
November, 1912, and duly recorded we shall proceed
sell to the highest bidder, for ready money, Ann
hers Court House, on Monday, the Eth day Of Feb
rury, it being court day. the
= L. A YES
conveyed by the said deed Of irus-Abby, Frances and
Sophia. the properly of the said James g., and Melinda
the property OF the said Drury, together with the in
OF the said slaves since The date of The said deed
many Of said slaves may be necessary TO
he purposes Of the said deed
We shall convey such title only vested in Us by
said deed, though il is supposed To be good
ROBERT TlNSLEY, ,r.
PAULUS POWELL, { ifhS'ees'
Jan 81 tl7F
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E1LV.fYL u L.YIT' asOOKS.

Will ts1 - IL II k<s4 w Is OOAS s
FINtIE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand the following
L LAW Books, which they will sell rery io,c for
cash:
Heniug and Munfrds Reports.
Nlunord's Reports,
Calls Reports.
Gilmer's Reports.
Washinglon's Reports,
Legh's Reports,
Robinsons Reports.
Revised Code and Supplement,
Lomaxs Digest,
I.oinax on Executors and Administrators,
The Law Library, 80 vols,
Johnson's Reports, 20 vols,
Peters Reports, rs vols.
Vesey's Reports, n vols,
Greanleai on Evidence,
Slury On Bills,
stephens on Pleading.
Chiy's Blackstone, &C. &c.
PAYNE, GREGORY co.
Jan. q
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EaiS&abg,gVSHss

FENllE Co partnership OF Indian Preston s Co was
Il dissolved by mutual consent, on the 18th instant,
The business of The firm will be settled by HENRY
LUDLAAl, but either partner is authorized TO Use the
rame Of the firm in liquidation.
HENRY LUDLAM,
NJ II. PRESTON,
ALEX. LUDLAM
q 4. WATSON
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0r5. A respectable YOUNG GENTLEMAN, with
liberal education of high moral character aud rigid
observer OF the rules OF poproty, that give satsac
tory OF the same who may wish 10 engage
in the study of Medicine. be comfortably situated
my house. for the present year with the Of my H.
brary, board. Sc, free of charge. Beng necessarily
much from home professional business wish To have
some white person I, stay IN about my house during
my absence from home, well as for the sake of hav
ing an agreeable companion with whom I'll up lei
sure moments during relaxation from business.
Address, post paid. Arnolt,on, Campbell, CO., Va,
will receive attention. J. II. G.
Jan 80 ct
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SHEnIEF'S SAW.

A., sHERIEFS SAKE
n LII. Free Negroes, in the Northern. District OF
,bs campbell county, whe do not pay their sNea BY
hdan 'sl Monday in April, will be hired Inc highest
,aa ts 'hey NM in front Of the Market house, IN the
Lyhchburs, for the payment OF said taxes
JOHN CLARK, Deputy,
l., q, For .3Lfs. .4ustia, .Sten0.
Jan. - TIA
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,S:sRiFses.
E CASKS PRIME GOSHEN CHEESE,
= g cases Mass Lqnorce,
| 50 bays assorted Coffee
e bales assorted Cotton Yarns, Richmond factory,
For sale low by
EDMOND, WATSON & co.
Jan. % Is
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They are prepared to accommodate number of young
Ladies with agreeable board Every attention shall be
paid the health comfort and happiness. well as the
moral and mental Improvement of all who Thus become
members of their family Terms, $40 per month
Iaundress,
Being well known in Lyuclbnfg and its vicinity they
deem altogether unnecessary 10 multiply references
Jan. u a.
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Trust sale Of shoes, Boots, &C.,
1T .ENCfiON.

III sENCftON.
~ virtue of a deed ofrusl executed to the suhscri-
n her by George &. Williams, the Doth day of No
vrmoer, s4l and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF
we Hastings Court tor the Corporation of Lynchburg
"f certain purposes therein specified will proceed
SELL by way Of public auction, the s dav Of Feb
rnary, 1913, at the Store house of said Williams ALL
HE STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS.
bAPS, TRUNKS. &C., then remaining On hand unsod.
All persons indebted 10 q. e.. w iIains will please
come forward and settle The same, am directed BY
said deed to close this business possible.
}. II. IiREE,
Trustee
Dec 5 III
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PRESTON & ENDEns,

and will give particular the sale Of Tobacco
" heat Flour and other Prduce committed to their care
They will confne themselves exclusively to the Com
mission Business and make liberal advances on Produce
entrusted to their charge.
Their Office is Immediately opposite Shockoe Ware
house MOSES II. PRESTON.
JNO. ENDERS, in.
Jan 81 Ia
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$50 and ESQ acres.
EsnsfahDssnglsCnst.

BY direction of the coft, line sale Of the above adver
iisrd property postponed until Thursday. the 18th of
February. when it Viii take place, The decree orders.
Letme The auction house Of Uesas. Payne g. Turner.
The sale Will be without
&. l.. MOSBY. Co.n'r.
Feb 3 tl3F-if
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ECssasgse Sem iaUrU.

'TIIE next term OF Misses GORDON'S SCHOOL
l. will commence Monday. the Sd OF February
1915. in the basement story of the Baptist Church.
Feeling deeply grateful Tor the liberal patronage they
have heretofore received, and being determined spare
no pains render the Of instruction accurate
thorough aud PRACTICAL they hope still 10 elicit the atten
ton ut parents who have children OF wards that they
wish to have educated.
The pupils are subjected to strict bui parental dis
cpne, calculated 10 direct and Improve their and
manners.
Believing system of education truly valuable which
neglec,s the cultivation OF the feelings and affections
they pledge their best exertions for securing the pre-
sent and future welfare Of the young ladies inlrused
their care.
TERMS for the session Of five months, payable in
advance
ist class-for beginners. Alphabetical lessons
Spelling, Reading and Multiplication Table, So 90
2nd cass-fur the more advanced Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Elements Of Arithmetic,
of Geography and History, $40 90
3rd class. OIhography, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Ancient and
Modern History Geography q Composition, Sl2 co
1th class All the higher branches usually
taught in the best Schools, together with
French SIS 90
AIusic AN tbn piann three Ipeeons nor yeoL M
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(0-FsH.ssspl.SEtD.

rE'flE subscribers have this day formed connexion
4 for the purpose of Transferring a GENERAL. COM
MISSION BUSINESS in the City Of Rchnond un-
der the firm of
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Comm iSSsO3cr's Sale Of Land,
NEAR LXNCnEUKG,

Conan siOncr's Sale Of Land,
NEAR LYNCnEUsG.
PURSUANT to decree of the Hastings Court
Lychburg. in the suit OF Anthony Us. Mosby
and al the undersigned, special comussi, ner ap-
ppn,ed for the purpose will proceed to SELL the pre-
misses to the highest bidder. Friday, the 3Ist Janu-
ary S45 If fair. it not, the fair day thereafter,
(Suud,ys excep,.) that
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
lying IN Winstons Hill. near The town of Lyncibnrg,
formerly owned by Mr.. g. Anthony, and purchased by
A. b. Duke. conialnn. between
$50 and ESQ acres,
heinz that portion of the whole tract remaining after de-
ducug | 40 thereof, sold by said A. b. Duke 10
Mr. John Perclval.
TER.N S OF S.aLE
ctedii of and monhs for equal parts Of the nur
chase money The purchaser giving bond aud good
rly and the TILE re,alnedas further security.
The tile this Land is believed be unquesiiona,
hle but the Undersigned selling commissioner, will
convey such tile only, is vested in him by the decree
aforesaid. G, l.. MOSBY, Com'r
Jan. 10 1911.
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LAND 4 NEGROES for sale.

Ia ~ ~ ~ EeI kOES for sale.
obedience TO decree Il the county court Of Pit
L sylvana. Pronounced January term, 1915. in the
suit OF David Berger, &c, against Bucklsy,s heirs
we, the undersigned comm will proceed In sell
oy way ot public auction, ate late residence OF Jesse
Buckley. decd, in the couny of pilsyyana ON Fri.
day, the l4lh day OF February. iS45. the
Ss8!A TRACT OF LAND, ~nsNA
&t&&K belonging 10 the heirs of sail , &RSI1
wv Buckley, and which was allot- 0pYds
A- ted 10 his widow as her DOVER. -
This Land lies on Aliens Creek. on the road leading
from Grastys Store 10 Brook Neal and about 3 miles
from the former places is wei waiered; affords much
good Land for grain and ,bacco; has on il a rood
an DWELLING HOUSE, and all other bull
&iA dines necessary for the comfort of family and Sc
curing crop; is well fenced aud diched; lies we'll aud
contains about 400 acres particular descrip-
ton is unnecessary. as thus wishing buy had best
examine The Land for themselves Mr. John ". Pal,
mer, residing at Rcevle, Will shew the Land To any
one who wishes To it.
On the day and at the same place, and in obe-
dience 10 the Decree shall sell at public auc
ton. seven SLA| Els, consisting of men, women b, VS.
and girls
TERMS.-The Land will be sold ON one and Two
years credit, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security the litle will be retained until the same be
paid. The Slaves will be Sold On twelve months credit
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security.
JOEL HUBBARD,
JOHN $. LEWIS.
NEWTON FARMER commissioners
VINCENT DICKINSON,
Jan. 80 TIFF
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Bcckwith's AMti-Dyspcp,ic Pills.
a SUPPLY OF THE ABOVE VALUABLE
~ PILLS, FOR SALE. " arranied genuine.
JOHN II, SEAN Druggist.
Lynehburg.
Jan 80 10
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Main street Property mt Auction.
rrJE pOJUTIATAN fTOUSE

49,, WILL sell, on Saturday, the Sh day Of Feb
M.;l ruary. the large and comInodious BRICK
ILL BUILDING. Oh Main Street. known as the
pOWHArAN HOUSE. This property is valuable
and in good repair, with large Stable, and all 9th
q. buildings on The Lot.
Terms al sale. The sale to he conducted by John r.
D. Payne, auctioneei, Which WI be made without re
serve JOHN +. HAWKINS.
Feb. 3 1t
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DISAPPOINTMENT

DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale Of SHOES. &c is posponed until iurl
iher notice JOHN H. TYREE, Trustee
Jan. 80 Is
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HOUSE or DELEGATES

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20,h, 1915.
Mr.. Toer reported bin III au,horize the Ba,,ors
Ohio Rail Road Company, to complete their roas
through Virginia.
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PEIITTONS.

by MIR. Flood. of snpdy citizens Of buckingham and
Prince Edward residing IN and oui Of The limits u the
new county Of Appomaliox. in favor Of the fDrmaon y
said new coun,y-Dy Mr.. Toler, Of sundry citizens u
Campbell, residing without the limits of thu pr,,~s~,
new county Of Appomutlox, in favor Vi the foraliun
said new county.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,

lying IN WInston's Hui, near The Town Of Lynch
formerly owned by Mr.. G.. Anthony, and purchas
A. B. Duke, coniainn. between
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with alarm the strong and unjust against The
Catholic religion which appeared the petitions from
the dssener II time this spirit to cease Tbsx
could not pretend to rule with justice If thew
in regarding their religion as so exclusively holy as to
demand peculiar treatment to those who protested II
He put the dsseners in mind of the time when they were
themselves the solicitors of removal of civil disabilities
sense Of the word from all civil and political dsa-
bilities but it baied in its intent and purpose
he would in favor Of Bill that might tend to heal
in some degree those bleeding wounds place Ireland
IN the condition of being the most improving, if not
the most happy portion of Her Majesty's dominons.
Sir H. lNGLs warmly protested against the innovation.
was nota question OF pounds shlings and pence but
one OF faith and conscience The to
be deceived by this grant it would finally induce the
maintenance of the Catholic Church. and he would call
upon Sir X. Peel to state his intention in this respect
lie could not resign his religious principles he would
respect them, and leave to Providence the result
.n.n ~ FEEL IN speech Of much vigor and calmness,
rePned lie took review Of Irish policy under his adj
mmsraton to prove he still consistent in working
ior .ne rea welfare Of its people. He commended that
with Maynooth that they did must continue to sup
port that its present state unworthy Of and dis
to increase the grant, and that in manner Thoroughly
acceptable to the Roman Catholics. In reply to those
grant, he read letter from sixteen of seventeen of
the professors at Maynooth expressive of the warm
sii gratitude at a 9f the measure In reply to Sir In
its own abstract merts-was no part of precon-
certed scheme-nor with design of facilitating the
state The reports of q secret connection with Rome
were most unfounded and he entertained the strong
est est conviction that they could do no good in Ire
land by secret and unavowcd negotiation with Rome Az
to endowment he many difficulties to such step,
and he had reason to believe that the Catholic Clergy
were to it but he would not declare as was
asked that these objections to endowment would always
remain nsuperablehe would feter his successors
He could not think there decided religious objec
ton to it. 1t false principle to say that it is vo-
iaon Of conscience to contribute to the support of
recognized such principle when he took property and
paid thes Sir r. Peel concluded in the striking pas
sage we have already published in which he made allu
sion to the foreign relations Of England and adveed to
the possible contingency of a coming with the
United States as an inducement to union at home
The vote was then TAKEN and majority of LAT for the
ministers given.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
copy-S7 IS per annum-payable in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday-Price 81 cents
per copy-$3 l2j cents per annum-payable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always
cash in advance
despatch
90 All letters communications by mail addressed
to the establishment must be post paid or the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR OF THE New YoRK HERALp EsrA BLrsHMrNr
Northwest of Fulton and Nassau streets
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~r,<c,.,, .i,- New York, May 5th 1876.
Ia ppo 70 for cqunsiSrs and Directors en
WI De sd at the Banking ipuse the th day of June
my. sa%o Sg.n '0m O'Clock y FISK, Cashier
EOLLAN HARPS.
CLARK having purchased the patent night for
s sHTe Knitted st1ts Excepting 70
made Panofoes In regard to the durability Of this
ns% not be sd y ~ in
mosphere The most satisfactory waantee is given with each
The public invited examine the Eoan Papofoes"
az their wareroom No 2o Broadway opposite the Park where
foes both in rosewood and mahogany cases ms Smsrc
THE BEHM FLUTE.
PHiLLlp ERNST Teacher ofthe Flute and Guitar would
the above celebrated Instruments every respect
WIZ f. s:s p # ase hSy
A WHOLE BLACK SUIT OF CLOTHES FOR
FOURTEEN DOLLARS
AT d. OWENS BIG OPPOSITION STORE.
sTH hi sS ps. as. s Of
goods that has become the interest &c every buyer
his estsblsh%sn glance at the list Of prices sufficient
Just made large assortment of those fashionable
5 r S 81 o, ir sna ps. e:s o. e. So
Dss sni s . IND
Plaid and Figured Goods &C. &c from. 50 S. %
Ths greatest variety Of vests ever offered TO %
Also, complete assortment of Boys Clothing, cheaper than
s find i sss savsass
The Cutting Department which Lmporant the selection
Come one, come all, drop in and try them,
IL they are not cheap, then don't n buy yX, them
Az Im*ec Corner Of Grand and Essex sts
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ERESH BEEFAND VEGETABLE FOR THE NAVY.
Sealed Proposals TO be endorsed Offers for fresh Beef
SC" will be received by the Navy Agent his Office as Water
street! until Monday the I'd day Of June next O'clock p
the Navy the New York station during the year
1886. 1900 - - ~ " @'
They must be Of good quality and the best the market a
lords and each article be offered for by the pound
Bond IN the estimated amount with sureties
will be required to be executed by the CONTRACTOR
Navy Agents Office, April 30, 1886
PROSPER NJ WETMORE,
myLe IawaMec Navy Agent.
nR. VIM. TURNER has removed his office for the treat
ment Of Chronic Diseases No. Broadway few doors
below Spring street. ~
II practices according the Chrome Thermal System of
Dr. Dickson. ~ =
Office hours from A. M. to 2P. M. nils 3teod issrc
LIFE PRESERVERS,
OF GOODYEAR'S PATENT GUM ELASTIC
COMPOSITION.
w ARRANTED to Withstand the greatest extremes Of heat
and cold and not to melt soften the seams THE great
defect IN Prsevers made of the rubber
Also general assortment Of goods manufactured under the
above patent. For sale, wholesale and retail by ~
GEORGE BEkCHER,
aI0 lm|rc 100 Broadway between Pine and Wall ss
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Wholesale and Retail Clothing Store
AZ lm*ec Corner Of Grand and Essex st


GENTLEMEN'S SPRING FASHIONS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have received by late arrivals from
their Agents in Paris and Londoa their Of rich
Cravas Gloves Scarf Suspenders Silk Under Garments
&C. Their assortment Of the above articles have been selected
WITH much care and attention. and comprise only abe richest
put the most extensive be found the city, The
devote great attsnton the manufacturing Of Cen
them cut after the French method suit the
form q the wearer-wei and faithfully madeand may be de-
durability The senior partner Of the firm having been the
knowledge not only the science Of cutting, but quality
Of the materials used mandatory decided adj
finished garment Our assortment of under Of all
Caps Linen Collars and Dress Fronts Stocks Stock Ties era
Stfeners, Purses, Money and Riding Belts &c. will be
found worthy the attention Of all who will favor with visit
the old establishment of
PARSELLS & AGATE,
23 Broadway corner of Park Place.
B-P A. continue the manufacture Of their celebrated
Elastic Shoulder Brace and Riding Belts. a2l lm* th
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FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
business pleasure be accommodated during their
lady Of responsibility where they will with every attention.
Apartments with private tables if preferred. Apply at
"a BURTON CRESCENT
a26 Euston SQUARE Tcndo,
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NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS

NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS.
TT j. BATE have removed their Estabshment N M
1902 Maiden Lane, where they on sale large and we'll
assorted stock ofyery superior Drilled Eyed Needles
Salmon Trout Bass, Rock and Black Fish HooLs E;.h;ng
Rods Heels, Grass Silk and Flax Lines SILK Worm Gu, Fes
Smells and every description o. Fishing Tackle which they are
~ io2 Maiden Lane, Cup stairs linear Pearl street.
mx6 m
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PORTER,
ALE AND CIDER
JOHN ]. STAFF'S
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT
NO. ANN STREET, next door to the American Museum
IN returns his sincere thanks his friends and the public
generally for the liberal share Of patronage already
ceved and hopes by strict attention business
tinuance.
FIRST QUALITY
Philadelphia Porter Newark Cider
Croton Ale, London Brown Stout,
and Scotch Ale
Orders for shipping attended to with despatch mill
~ PUKCE'S First Premium Patent Oven Ranges
combining economy, convenience and durability. These
Ranges warranted superior any offered They
constructed that is almost impossible for them of
order for the plates crack other
They have been for the last IS months and
stance the utmost satisfaction and
the proprietor been called on to repair
Ranges by the subscriber warranted give
tire atisfacton they do they will be taken away without
GEORGE PURGE, Proprietor,
a26 1mebt 292 Broadway.
GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA SEGARS.
I'VE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, wholesale and retail
the following choice brands Of Segars point OF quality
there Is none superior in this city,
Noriegas, Florinda,
La India Escuapio,
La Cabana, Iris,
La Norma, Regalas and Principles Of
lngenudad, various brands.
Minerva,
N. EZEKIEL, 90 Nassau street,
myl2 lm*ec Directly opposite the Herald Buildings.
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NEW YORK, April 81, 1870.
VUNHE UNDERSIGNED the public, and particu
arly to the watch merchants that from h. day they have
formed an association under the Of DELACHAUX
MARE for the trade of importation of Watches and that from
this said day they have hand and shall receive from their
respondent manufacturers description Of Watches and
Movements. DELACHAUX < MARE,
No. IN Fulton street, N. Y.
A. DelachauY-H Marie. a22 lmsm
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THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANk.
= r.<c,,,,,. -, New York. May 5th 1916.
Sssskbossrs Of this Institution hereby
notified that an krtlon for Councillors and Directors
vii be held the puse the lth day Of June
rolls VIII be open from IL toll o'clock. By order,
my4 ltawtoJi*rc J. j. FISK, Cashier.