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VALUABLE POTOMAC LAND AND
FISHERY FOR SALE


virtue OF n decree of the Circuit Superior
IL Couit OF LA and Chanecry westnacIand county pro
nouneed on the 10th day October a.
sdHrs aud ais Cr,oAe and sscfbfr therein an
pointed Commissioners PURPOSE offer for al Pub
lie Auction the highest bidder THURSDAY the 3i day of
december NEXT the tract OF Land wheron JEo Esq
thereto adjoining purchased Of wife now eon
tuting farm, 'waerye i, ,uated IN
the over pan NJ Wrsimoant county Va PoicmIe
10Y which bound sdeJ nearly opposite Pasy FOit
and contains between
800 and 600 ACRES.
me ana II eNei the SOL Of superior quality, adapted
ture Of well for and nos
se'ses various and cIhlus lille
to add to s value has consderab, b-dy growing wood
convenient to navsauon and FsAoy tina, very
prohtloe IL situated just above, and within half
o. sandy Point regular landing Place for steamboats,
Al the same tine and under decree the suoscrbes
vii offer for other sid toreihcr) called
sPenSes Font ami Phpos containing ESQ These are
separated from watcrvcw by the Harmony Han re-
presented to BE- fertile aud possessing nearly same
Of location facilities improvement and convenience 10 water
a. the ~ NNatcTNiu~ - '
20 TERMS atervew' upon a credit OF 81
WE'VE and eighteen months in equal
Point and Phtpots" upon lAos pureLa an TN
the LIST day OF October LAS, creeping ready money
(Which will be- repaired apporonsd upon each
sle as Will be ds!ay the the
penscs Of sale Bonds with adequate tccuTy for the purchase
money viii be demanded bearing from day
and titles retained until the paid eonyCyances direct
cd by the Court.
9 Sales place the premises telling as Comm,
sonets we do nos warrant ttcs but they beeyeito
putab!e.
As persons des purchasing doubtless view these
lands before III" sale further description IN
necessary Bus may not be Of place remark booking
to their great natural advantage ther fertility and
intrinsic value an all respece body growing upon one
parcel OF themtho uavFatnn-ani the
fishery celebrated tic ish
IN this region-ey the opportunity for safe and
productive investment that has a time in the
Nofihefn Neck OF virginia JND. l. MARNE, I
ROBERT MAYOJr,
r. l. T. BEALE
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VALUABLE J41TI.S VIH-T-II I-I1n ,,,,, 80

VAL ABLE AIfsS RIVER LAND EOk SALE.
AE sbseTi5er Intending sou will sell tAe
hsias on which he resides, called "Nes;ead IN hs lower
end OF the county OF Cumberland Carefsv on
James River eontia s3S acres ar James
River low grounds % hs qualify as well or pro
baby eter than tie they slope
IN the sou and are generally esteemed equal any section
OF The ss aud potion hgly improved society OF the
neshbouood int geHf and aEesab Tbs imp oyenept, re
all new aud IA good condition they rge dsHnr-
Rouse hlndsnu and cchyensnt aad garden
wei eneiicd and al the recey tuns an blsh-
ncui Toe out hud"gs or hs buir st
wear with bss and Threhug Machine Of
great power IN olaceo houses for NEGROES
are al -ot Hsthough; unnecessary adyants ~
e sl on ari quality Of the coil 90 thi' pie .uue
purchaser would t1aniGe carefully fif ths SUBSCRIBER
vii add Stat % wishing purehase estate f,r resi-
t"nee, = seldom such Jiaaec 10 Rich.
mo-d Is 80 miles by the canal aOng easy ehap ransoa-
ton Tor produce.
lhe subscriber has smaller Of Land ore aiming
$50 acres wthn half Nswsteai estate the other
100 acr d;ut and han having on Them an .hup
dant supply OF TIMBER which with tins ssa or not a.
may brst purchlser.
The subscriber wishes 20 sell aud those " sh 10 On,
ehasc assured that he demand more than the r va
Of such pOl-y Tie vii be any ready o, show IN p,n
perry 10 those who call si-w OF puctnsny
oe -'-eIaN months 40. ,. DARLINGTON.
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Hy Hodges. Roy 4: puIl,am.

WIN be o BY The ihdy or Jlniary 1871 G,e, likely
yonng Negroes consisting of Woman ycar- on sooi r
&c god house yvaShsr one good hons.
van a'so, Woman and On o. woman root e. han,
three BoyN 10 ard n yeirs Old from 10 n ye,ro
some Of whom good Chlmacrnai.s said An b.
long tn one estate, and D. no fun Gent un Of
kchmoni an IT, vicinity whining purchase Tor their own u,c
ran rrehasr privately before day sle F.r claet-, ~
asaiions Of the above slaves, IN Sir VIM hi, f,,s
Hodges, ROY 4 PULLIAN Au.t.
de9 4 Csv tirf.t
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Tickets $40 halves quaers Certificate. OF
Of s5 Whoes siOI; IS halves sol quarter. as.
% In addition smaller schemes. Caplial.
hanging from to 100000 Tickets IS which are
eeived daily.
Q Orders for Tickets ard Shares Certificate. Of Packages.
IN the above splendid Lotteries prompt an.
on and account OF each drawing when requested
to all who order Tickets from l.. b. PENDLETOS
Richmond, Va
Do On all letters enclosing Prize Tickets the no.ar.
las usual need b an
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ST. PAUL's CHURCH.-Twov VERY pr.I.
A son. ADAMS 4 co. sssso
:sEEgsssss baltimore, PhHadei- III

= -
E1PRESS.-The public arc respect. <!ts.ssEss
nay informed that have established our Once at so II,5
s"eei under the EKeh1ngr Ruidng the busE hereto
tfe ansaeted uner OF MsEb. Co viii be ro ,-t
uster the firm % ADAMS & co.
Inc EAfbESS arrangement will a.,
Ton to time AMI prees and hope BY dEsui ati-noi o. ~
mes 10 receive i9,a pitonaFc Persons coed. rom
te last and North req1es-d BY Adl A Co p,
press. suppN aga A : ,Spnp,,
Pun BuoEEY authorEd act a, our Agent IN Rebnss
~ wv Hhhssetou - al bus.t Dc if-df
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Isy ". ~. Dioh,nSon a Bro,her
by Hodges, Roy * ruiIiHn

win D" s'd this morning At 10 O'Clock, Neg Men RI,
Woman and ChI', and BOY
&c ~ r. H. DICKINSON BRorHER Aces.
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The defendants NATHANIEL Thomas wife. not
having entered their appearance and security according
the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Court appearing
~ salts netoy evidence that they
In"nWeilt Il Is ordered, That the
ILonas ard Elizabeth hs appear first day nj
M'reh Term of the iat Court plaintiff bin
aud that o. this order be-
published city Richmond Tor two months success
sv'i and posted Court House OF the a
county A Cow Tesc.
de ls-wqg y srrTu ~ \ -,
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'ENHE Anuual Meeting Of the sosslo.r, Of The Maneb.s,r
'oen and Wool Aanufaeurns Company held 10 the
VI. lunrtua a'enianes desired. de Is-iliIstt
gale OF NEGROES. The subscriber as
- adIinsracr OF Polly SHELF. vii offer Tor sac 90 The
hhr'i bidder 'or cash the i day January us1 1 s
Iowa Of tatersvdc CunbsIui 300 ui o. the Tavern of
u Vowcl 10 likely Negroe-ol.isinr yuurr men z r. ans
boys COuEINGTON CAREtNer1,S.
De I5-eti.I Admir- NJ polly q sal. -,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.



pursuance OF a decree entered by the cOun-
- count OF Glo1c,ster Monday In October in the
eas OF Cooke guardian, others the I'm
~ hrd Commissioners named offer for sale At
Auoa at Gloucester Courthouse, lat MONDAY an
eener next being Gloucester known and
Niuab" Pam, called CARRIERS CREEK, situated on Geek
bearing the above from the river Tins
creek navigable for boats farm within bo
distance OF the dwelling of the wear every
uiuy which the affords obtained W th eiry Tsee
are fw farms In Gloucester which IN.
agreu ut than Carriers Geek supposed coatan
nnired and hneone Of land Of which
ouu acres are erated and well ADAPTED cultivation
Col Wheat arle and abnutds in mari of
TIE hHes quality which be than
In the teds the middle OF the
nous u located the York eight
miles from Gloucester Town good ghharhood any IN
hrnoek, White MASH Mnwood improvements cons Il
OF large old n honsd brick dwelling repa
might &c made ely comfortable. Kitchen rarn.
Mr Juo VI. 1hu'tOn, n adjacent viii take
great peauic In showing the premises desiring
Them hetween tRs and the day
an December he bad day place the mex far
day. ~
TERMS or sALE-Cash uneh as shall be sueen, to
u the eni Of the suit she taancs purchase uoncy
BE- paid in Yeas with interest on on. n ot
years.
JOHN w G CATLETr,)
REM. p. COOKE, Comns.
&C l6-wtw' JOHN X. COOKE
W PoSfpOnemenf.- consequence of ncle-
weather the sale OF postponed until H.
Let MONDAY January, 1887 hlt being Gloucester cou)-
honll Monday gooi day, Ike piee
on the hst fair day thereafter.
II. p. COOKE.
w. c. CATLETT, }Com'rs.
de Is-a2w3w mo X. COOKE,
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" ~ Nhnfa NlNla-rha'cH 90 proportion
~ orers ff rcfo and Shares and Ceuhcaes Packages
IN INC above splendid Lotteries Tor smaller
Gay In the week. enclosing pfze Tekc
e most prompt attention and oca q each dnwue
ssniimEediatoY anei u s 9ver TO an Who order from
no0 J. r. WORD, Richmond, We.
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K. b. PENDLETON.
SUCCESSOR TO n. N HoYTl
Lottery Office, No. 3 Exchange Hotel
Richuinnh. Nu

FuNHE following SCHEMES beautiful arranrsr,.p, for No
eember Note those schemes partieuary remittance
70 Peneon and Gcta Capital Przs on YOU
have $4,000 - Nos. aud Is drawn 10Th $50 QUO
IS Nos and ~ drawn. On the 2sh $4,000 and other splendid
Prizes -'
Notice these Schemes particua-ly-thy are worthy your a.r
tonard Capital Prizes will be n remittance OF or
slO TO Z. b. PENDLErOS.
Richmond, Va.
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N IkGINIA: "a Circuit Superinr Conrt al

VIRGINIA: At Circuit Superior Court of
Law aEd Ca1cery by adj unm.n and holden for
the county o Jam Cy AMI cry Of Williamsburg Court
House aii City ~ November in the wear
enc th-uaId eight hundred and .crty s1.
John L Ma Tin, adn'of Dc bHis annexed OF
Inhn Pggoi, tcscased aimo Of the Estate. OF Mildred
"eaihtrs atd Mary Beae, de:ess-d, Ptds
Bennett KIRBY sh sheriff Of James City county and Con ~
Of the Et-tss OF Roe1t Pgot Gsorr PgEo PgRot
anhSuan carlisle eh iren NJ John Pgro Joshua Beae
acm or Of The Etts CT Pearson Pgso lao p
gott Fielding D. Pggutt Hannah PErot 6essa Ell
Charles T. Nnnegerhotz and T. WIFI Robert ~ Pig
sott infant son OF Robert Pgso- wiism Bish hs
guardian at H gued him. JACOB John Col,s
leieEdanis Extract: rho. o COGBILL, C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFI z
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c0rusuovrss oru,r a-f- of---,.f, c,ry, Eks...
tr.tuaEa So. 1850.
lhc rites INTERESTED In fis 1rnr lrrer " ka
On Wciss-,y bs eth "a, q Febfay 1877 ~ oos nsar
suesfr Count touss sha proceed n ts ne
ID Y no aid decree which fy ars fsqurss 4,
auess before via thst voaehsu sns svdsuss.
deil-wsv WYNDHAn KEMP Cols'r
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CLAY STREET SCHOOL
tHnSenient of ClnY Sireel

1aSenent OF Clay Street ChapcI)
'tE Exercises % the above sehooi viii b. r,ns n, noN
srnber -' - - ''F
Tie % suites embrace every thin. u,, ,,,, n
and hEh reAos In H.. pro.
.on % Eishn1hd DE- hop - ss atisnuoa rs
nt a coed share Of the public pauoaaEe
cersdee Tor terms sc be made Messr, Wellington
TO The subscribcr Maj, han street
deli-llw JOSEPH n PLgAsASTs. A. A.
NJ. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Two VERY DEsI.
~ HNuLE FEws f1t RENr.-
No 81, nsar the esnIr. Micd- Aisle.
No. a., the Chancsi d. so-rThs Pes, ,von.i h.
sod low Apply HUBBARD GARDNER & CARLTON
no2I
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j. r. w ORD,
nnTun IrTtArnrn

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL iyp POST OFFICE,
r,1HN'yp, yIEsryit,
SELLS Tickets in all Lotteries under tho management
- Of J. G.. GE-eosy g. CO., on the Same tI.ns thai,
they arc sold Ell tho Manager Office.
lotteries for December.
Ncurfu1 iot.ry Class y, 1876, drawn 10 Arrsn
dtia, Dec. io|h.
IS so InrrrRY-ll nR WY nAIInrs
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This Morning w O'Clock ui be sold ONCE
Nssroes-one IS years q age, lie yuunE ma
- years of AMI DO, ysats of age ato ri boy
years Old. De ~ HODGES, ROY PULLIAg Auets.
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CHARLES r.. ALLEN.

CHARLES r. ALLEN.
Successor tO .7sT. Charles gNurtllam,
" ISLES 90 inform las friends. that hc has
opened once. under ny Hotel Tor the purpose Of
ycrinF fckc' In me iocns under the Mcy,rs
J. q Gregory A Go
heiow Will BE- found of sriemcs b, dr,vn ts
month Orders addressed asao,c viii hive prompt attention md
the thanks of e. K ALLEN.
Lotteries for December.
Actand Lottery. Css T., istc. To- be- drawn az
Dee. lpth 1890
rs so. LoTTEEY-it DRAWN BALLOTS
. rd1e of..........s1or0o . Fn,s 1f.........stooo
.''.to .......... ir0r1 60 Fufrs of......... 1000
.fn........... tuIu 3u... .dr...... srn
....d'. .......... 5000 &C. ke.
Tcscu SO h'yrs 81 qlaurfs ESQ Cruf-acs Of p1tarrs
Of e5 Wholes siOl halves sos quarters $50.
R Orders Cor rclrt shrrs arI Ccd.atcs sf r5.trss
IN hc arovr spUaId Iarrcl su-f ones that ate dawn
cvey ty in t' We 81 cn.irtrr rr- Ticket will o.
erirr Or most prompt lts1lu ont li rrtrar NJ each
Drawing cent mucl'ciy alter wlp of.. .snl
deg a. q ALLEN 81, !, r.t, tl.,.t
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AlsAyY, Dec. %, 1876.

ALsAsr, Doc. -. 1896
Mr. Young and The anh Rsntdys again Information for
Consrvafive Whiss- The Pardon Of ths .ann Rent
Pledges Diseiaimed-Mr. Young on the
Merican War--Canai Concention, etc.
Tho dilemma in which slr. Young finds himself, In
gard 10 his obligations to the anrent party, and in
spcct his obligations 10 the conservative wing Of the
wing party will demand the whole ingenuity and talon.
for which he distinguished The penalty for amsnity
the prisoners a refusalto Interfere with the law
administered during the popular excitement snd outlaw
ry at Delhi s in either csse) be stunned If pos
sibls. But it cannot be avoided; alternative must
be embraced
In my letter of yesterday stated On tho authority of
gentleman in whom have the greatest confidence,
that Mr. Young would decline to pardon the anti rent
convcts that the consolidation aad union Of the wing
party was consideration Of too great moment 10 DO
hszarded by such step II actually appears mat
up TO late hour last night Mr. Young bad not arrived
ANY determination IN this matter. Weed ana hewsro,
and Greeley, have scveraily been consumed: u Is
kind OF crisis In the politics OF this State; Tor " per
fectly certain, IL Gov Young psrdcns these men, nat
conservative portion Of the wing party On
the other hand he refuses to pardon them,
the execrations of the whole anti rent body
will be hurled upon his devoted head he Will BIO
hooted and scohed BY these men o. the vontor Oh So
Tenn pledges and promises lie will be called infamous
These arc the alternatives, aud take It upon me 10 say,
that Mr. Young would gladly escape from the fearful
responsibility which the Indecent haste OF his friends OF
his own fslIy has imposed upon him
But the step has now been isken which viii witness
Ycs~s hss ressivsd 10 pardon hs sntrert eonvefs:
make tins statement the most undoubetd authority,
and my responsibility. wss In error yesterday |;
and for ths particular information Of I'll conserve
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OUR WAR WITH MEXICO.
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

From the Richmond Republican, Dec 23l
We understand the following gentlemen have been
appointed by the Governor and Council OF State. off,
GERS Of the First Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers
John f. Hamtramck, Of Jefferson county, Colonel ;
Beverly Randolph, Of Warren county Lieutenant Colo
mel Jnbal A. Early, of Franklin county, Major.
These are excellent appointment and reflect credit
the command has been entrusted, 10 the of an old
Indian fighter was born In Indian hut in the North
Western territory, then belonging TO Virginia. served
Taylor and afterwards graduated at West Point with
the highest honors He awhile assistant instructor
OF tactics and received appointment lieutenant in
the army, from which he transferred to an Indian
agency Col II has all the requisites and Of the
experience OF soldierand being vigorous in mind and
body will DO honor to Virginia and the Union This
much feel authorized in saving, from personal
knowledge on the part Of the writer Of this paragraph
place in tho regiment has been assigned is OF gallant
stock and has proved himself In all that cha
rac'erizesa soldier. He also, is q graduate of West
Point-wasa Lieutenant at the stormng Of Queenstown
Heights AMI with his own hand spiked the first gun cap
red from the enemy At the close Of the war; Lieut.
Randolph, with many other noble spirits. dsbanded
the reduction OF the army but Is now ready for the
and honorable service assigned him. Generals
Scott and Worth were witnesses Of his gallan.ry and
will doubtlesssha his appointment with satisfaction
Major EARLY, Of Franklin il graduats OF West Point
and represented to us a. most accomplished officer
We know him, como years since, as a member of the
Legslatxre from his native county and were prepo.
sessed with his excellent qualities gentleman and
Of adorn any station to which
he might be assigned.
There now three companies Of volunteers at the
Barracks in this city, all of which have been mustered
into tho u. 3. service to wCaptan Scotts Greys and
Captain Csrrington's Rangers The third company is
from Alexandria and commanded by Capt M. d. Corse.
From the Albany Journal, Dec. AL
We understand that Lieut. Kearny, and the company
Of volunteers under his command will leave for New
York tomorrow morning.
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Gou, 1 Of General sessions.

Before Recorder Scott and Aid ackson and Johnson
John McKeon. Esq, District Attorney.
Conviction Of Allison and Tsvnsend-ln tho case Of
George Allison and John Tow nsend ndctcd for bur
gary in the third dseres 10 having eloniouly entered
the Office Of Brown Bell, In the month Of September
last end stealing therefrom 81 400 In bills ON the seventh
Ward Bank, the jury, after q protractsd sbssnce on
Thursday night rendered verdict al guilty, whsrsup
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Movements OF Travellers.

MOVcIu6UIB 0fdVC1ECEb1
Yesterdays arrivals, might be expected such
day, limited to those who of necessity, had oc %
sion to leave their homes.
AMERIcAN-Mr Hates, Kentucky; Captain Walker.
Texas;J i. Miller, Boston, Hon. J. H. Lumpkins
Asron--J. Kirkman w. Smith, Walton, Phila; T.
Cohort N York; w. Cartwell, Phila; Capt. Thistle;
Washingtop; Gilbert, New Haven; NJ Martin, Bslu-
more; Coleman Gellott, do; Ed. Gelott, Westnsdj J.
Russell, Boston; H. A. Willard Warrington; y. B
Owing, Phila
GIVE. Savage North Carolina r. r. Woodford, J.
w. Bartlett, Boston; H. u. Stewart Phila-
FRANKLIs-P. Boughton, Baltimore; NJ. Garfield, Hud
son; c. Leonard New w indsor; Leonard, do; J. Bald
win, Buffalo; g. Howlan Peekskill; II. Farley Roches
ter.
HowARp--J. Peters, Ritchfsld; w. Taylor, Albany,
NJ. Rogers, L. Phillips New York J. Humphreys, Ken
lucky Swinburn, White Plains J. Van Brunt, Long
leland Sicle. Georgetown w. Bent, Saugerties A.
Stewart, W. Lowell boston; H. Kingsland, New Jersey;
NJ. Van ASTON, Troy.
Jupsos.-J. Kennedy, Hartford; George Thayer, Bos-
ton; y. Howe, do; Hon. d. p. King, Dsnvers L. WILL
liams, Hartford; +. Smith, East Hampton.
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AZ - az !. - :. Az

ROCHE, BROTHEkS h Co.
ARRANGEMENTS.
Remisnces and Passage from Great Britain and Ireland
by the
BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
POOL PACKETS.
Sailing from Liverpool the LIST and 10th OF every mouth
Also, by 6rst class American ships (weekly.)
Persons sending the Old Country for their friends
make the arrangements with the ssbscrber and
have them brought Of the eight ships comprising
the Black BALL. Old Line Of Liverpool Packets sailing
rst elias ships sailing from that pert weekly which
agent Mr. Roche Senior there will see sent out without
delay.
prise the following magnifcent ships, and will sail from Liv
erppe on the regular appointed days, as follows -
E1nELJA y. January Is May ,f Is, September
S H6W m4kA ss ISL IL '"ne 18Th
Y0RKsHlRE. i.t March, Is. July, Is, s:t Ncysmber
MnNTEzUMA is I'D hA''i 18Th avg issh
PSTho public respectfully notified by desire Of the
owners Of the Black Ball Old Line of Liverpool Jackets
thst passenger agents but r. Co. have permission
that they only regular Authorised sgens
we have al ali times for sale drafts sight for sny amount
drawn the Royal Bank of ireland, Dubii also
Messn Prescott rotc Ames Co.. Bakers London, which
free ef discount charge wh1eyer all the
principal throughout England Ireland sa-s.d and
Walss.
ApP''i address k6 IsGHfi 81 SsiEfhif Co..
IS Fulton NJ Y, nest door TO the Fulton Bank
The oticeof MIR Roche, Senr, at IS Dublin street,
ORC liverpool
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Accom- nouAT,oss
CHANGE OF HOURS.

" --&2sH- ~ ~
LONG ISLAND RIA LkOAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT--on and after Monday,
Dec. 49, lsi6, Trains will AZ folows:-
LEAVE BnooxLyN-at o'clock A NJ tbostoa trein) for
Greenport, daily ,leIeept snnaaysl soppins a,
mek 4. NJ, daily, for Gresnport and ntsrme-
4f N. for Farmngdae, daily
LEAVE drEENronr-at sH A. NJ, daily accommodation train
sisX Z. NJ, boston Train) or on the arrival Of
the boat from Norwl h, daily, (eIcept Sun
dSsys.l y. ppmg 81 &c. Georges Nan' and
LEAVE FARMryepALE s4 A. NJ daily, te1cep. sundays)
accouupodsr train; and IL N and 81 p. NJ
LEAVE JAMAICA o'eocx A. NJ, p. NJ, sud ca r
M, for Brooklyn. or on the arrival Of Bo'ton
SUNDAY TRAINS will hereafter run to Thompson Sta
dae places commencing Sun the stk Hs'sutsr
ing leave Thompson at o'clock r. NJ. Farmngdale 21
kARE ro-Bedford, cents; East New York lax; Race
STA; ~ de Park III miles) s CIowsve (during the
.Ion Of C9nrl sH; Hempstead, SIX Branch SIX; earle
n,cs al We.tbaIy a; Hiesa.ills q; kasmingdsIe s2
Station, 81 lsk; Medferd Station - Is Yaphank 81 H
ST. Georges Manor 81 62H Rverhead 81 62H Jamesport,
81 62lk Mastuck, 81 62 Cutchogue, 81 62< Southold
81 c2H Greenport Accommodation Tain 81 rs; Boston
Stages readiness on the arrival Of Trains at the ssvs
raj to take passengers at very low fares all
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street to receive baggage the several trains 30
before the hour of starng from the Brooklyn side.
The steamboat S,atesman leaves Greenport War
Dor the arrival Of the Boston rain from Brooklyn da5h
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-DilEI..Ci';Ii--Ii-NiINSGi BUSINESS.

DECLINING BUSINESS.
UpOsITIyE sAIE Of 5000 worth Of Dry Goods At iTs
Bowery Opposite Delaney street The stock eogssts
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