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Died.


On Thursday, Oath instant, MARY MILLER, relic of
Henry Miller, IN the Goth year of her age.
Her friends, and those OF her sons, VIM H. Frederick
j., Edwin ~, James l. and John B. Miller request
ed to attend the funeral from her late residence No. -
Stanton street. near the Bowery on Sunday, 9th instant
at O'Clock, Pm
On Thursday, after short illness, CArHARIrE A., in
FAINT child of J. s. and 8. ID. Wheeler.
The friends ofhe family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this Sunday afternoon 9th inst at
o'clock p NJ, from their residence in State street. be-
tween Court and Booraem street, Brooklyn.
On Saturday. Goth inst, JAMES MURPHY infant son Of
John and Mary Murphy, aged year and nine days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Sunday afternoon at
O'clock from the residence of his father, 20 Roosevelt
street
On the a5h instant, at O'Clock. p NJ LUCINDA, wife
OF William Tanning in the Goth Of her age after
protrscte ted illness
The friends of the family and those Of her William
H. and sonin-law, A. Walker, respectfully request
cd to attend her funeral, Monday afternoon three
O'Clock, from her late residence $50 West 18th street.
near the 9th avenue.
At New Orleans, on the 9th inst, MARY THrREsA
sovLp, wife Of John sould, aged 49,
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Chestnut STREET THEATRE.
GREAT ATTRACTION.

Chestnut STREET THEATRE.
GREAT ATTRACTION
grea. quantity Of HOLIDAY PRESENTS given away
LOOK OUT FOR THEM
Mr.. ALEXANDER, the young AMERICAN MA0i-
EVERY EVENING,
at his brilliantly and NJ gnfcent Temple Of En-
chantment in is Mysterious and Oriental Sorees and per-
form his incredible and astonishing
EEATS OF MAGIC, &c.
during which he will msnuiaeure quantitX Of WTe.hs
tensive assortment Of Toys Bsok Flowers Candies &e
sc for children, all Of which he will give away.
The will he changed every evening" for
ticulsrs Of which, see bill. Of the day;
PRICES. DE ADMISSION.
Dress Circle, 90 Boxes and Pit, Is cents
Children half Coored Gallery rs cents entranee in
Carpenter street.l
Doors open att o'clock performance to commence at
before 0 o'clock. DIS <tis~rc
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AMUBE ENTy.

e. ::s = r y:Ta PES:
BY vsSSo' ss .ss pA XII Use
Hans Moritz Mr. @ Barrett
T. be b sdGr.S
WHICH Vi. 81 sdisa the DUMB E..
ia BIS BIS assscs f Bs D Il:
!sss sassA If sss
RoWrKY MISREPRESENTATION EssainE, Dec 70, the
e. 's
II sssss Kate M
Inv Si TaE sTx EUR NJ M
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C,s: 3 e r. end .s.y ny
EE JEW TAEATKEmUonsS Of y,qsf k sS "A
s hs
sa%sd 81 Austen
liz MT eoaeads in The pu NE Gsf Ge' TF
st1sppsdo Mr. H Chspman-julistts, mrs G Chapman
Bo5s. cents to all parts of tho house private bon
Doors open past s-Peformauce att.
M irCHELL's OLYMPiC THEATkE-:Mond.y Even
a ssd me s Mr.
nsy s 81 e. s. nj BRAVO
%S:S sTNd Tfs esss s gnS NJ Ho
ssa'ss: s',s S.. Mr.
Drss. circle 9 cent? ppps, tons. : cent" pit On" 'aHs
boois opsa hall past O'clock: sartain rise. att
OPENING OF THE ITALIAN OPERA
N rss 2psD; Ho1,e IL Chamber, s1 street, e.,
Tfs6 z IF ;i GTa& H; ffs Dsa's'
qairieo' s. Patti and 6 ;d rssIi,e' p,r,onc
LINDA slgp orina CIoiide barili.
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SANTA CLAUS
AT THE
ALEXANDRIA SALOON,

SANTA CLAUS
ALnAMBRHAAH E SALOON,
oo9 Brsddwsy, 6stwesn Spring and Prince streets,
nearly opposite Nis,e''
HERR ATEXA 'NDER,
SANTA s % s
Eaii particular in the daily bills.
Door OPEN =. * .eonmsass q. Il o'eoek d, lw1e
HILL AT THE TABERNACLE.
MFR. HILL tsiiasj .:YXNKEE HiLL,a the renowned
M e. Of Nav r
FSSix Y;
s ASESPogEs RAI2 &c YANKEE
h and
%n af s. By
For see prsg,sm%ss. Tickets cent. EACH
zs'eIoeL. : vs. re'lOAn'' : '0D-' da1 is.ic
ClRCUs-BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
sS SS2sS 5ya Az s1 e e.
M JAMES S.ss Sn md ID ctSssssy taught chill
THE s%SH md fs sss exhibit her
Mr. NORTH will for tho first this season. appear Is
sis + q: sif SSssss Fling
Tuesday, Benefit OF Nine. MAC AkTE.
AMERICAN CIRCUS.
soGCbHA THAM EAT, RE
an N aSd,y kEMr CO. ss PR e, will
with Grand Entres entitled the Courtis Of
A:' $
Sailor Boy;. Dancing Horne May Fly, Sc. &c.
Clowns, Messrs rentand aud Larhrop.
Boxes ssss, F isx cents Private Bo,.. 50 cents
Seas be secured the Box Office from % e Y o'clock
'na from Secretary and T,sasar.r
ARCH STREET THEATRE, ffI!LADkLPHlA.
BURTON. ................... Manager and Lessee
This Tis.ii: ia; been ihorcn4hy rsdee onsss4 II
~ MONDAY EVENING, Dee. as,h.
To commence with III. ravaganzaof
CULVER;
o. LILLIPuT AND BRoBDfcNA0.
The Big Baby Of Brobd'guag Mr. Barnes
Eonns Jni,.;,e Miss siseIs;r
Anew HI: S%. S, fEG,sy, called
o. The CoSQUEsr OF MEXICO.
Nontezuma ..................... Mr.. Conner
Conez...... .ocou
wA.NUI 81. TnEATRE, fhiLADEtrhiA
First Night II Mr. ANDEas ON. he sminent Tnrsdi.n
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. sssh-will be performed, the
JULIUS CESAR.
Marcus Bruins. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr. Anderson.
&c Calus Cassius ................- .Jems'n
Marcus Antonius. Mr. Leman
Alter which. the Fares Of -
LEND Me FIVE SHILLINGS;
On Tassssy. Mr. Anderson viii appear in fa7oTts cha
racter.
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Married,
On Saturday morning, 2oth inst, by the Rev. Bena-
min Evans, McnAEL MURPHY. Esq of Pottsville, Pa
Miss MAReAnEr eldest daughter Of James Foy, Esq., of
Castlebar, Ireland. =
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S79j, so SKI 9S 627t IS
By this statement will be that notwith standing
the reduction in the rate of to-a reduction amounting
to aome Ia per cenand the disastrous breaks in tho
canal the increase this year last has been between
six and seven thousand dollars.
The weekly statements of the Canal and Banking CON-
pany Of New Orleans, exhibit uniform movement in
the aggregate and great strength in the principal depart
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BIRDS :! BfKDSI! BIRDS-ii

W THE stock Of q IDS Of celebrated Faneer in re-
lancey offered for sale the Bird En-
poriumi No. $40 Broadway. These Birds admitted
10 be or the best stock in the country Also, Ssng
Bird sacy cages In variety Seeds ron want
nc by w Johnston, dealer IN fsfegn and nstre Birds
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DECLINING BUSINESS.

DECLINING BUSINESS.
DOSiTIVE SALE Of $4,000 worth OF Dry Goods at i7s
bowery. opposite Delarcey street The stock consist
81 large quantity Of French and English Merinoes Black
Apacss CsshmeFes Orleans Mouseln Dc Isips
Sashneres Printed acoes, Brown Bleachsd and Cc'oed
been pqrehased qE cash, d will BE- sold great sacrifice
ino.s sua Sntnsss for ssis Heuss ed sto,s 20 lei
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


ALBANY, Dec. 26-6 r. M.
petition praying Governor Young to pardon the
antrent prisoners, is being circulated through this
city.
&Chrissmas celebrated with uncommon selat In this
city.
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CANAL BANKING COMPANY, New ORLEANS.
Cash Liabilities. Oct -. Oct 10. Nov 30. Dec IA.
Circulnton. $685. 7I2,l95 77SA45 7Ss78o
Individual deposors, 95a402 l08,6 l3o52o2 l,3iSs46
w Selden, Treasurer
United state,;.. -. 755,aol as,Os 2is,5, 22ssls
collections. 5o,983 73,3G 1853 1855
Total. ..... .ssat9sls 2274,43l 2472,s52 2,,5O7s7
Cash Assets
Specis 6osOs 1so,so2 l,lssei
Paper payable within
thirty days. l,l52733 ll9i,935 l,225 020 llA69i
Forrign end domestic
bills of exchange. s2o7ss 257sr s,s,sss 7so7s5
Notes and bills paya-
bic in 80 days,
( stock, Sc. 400 627 40e,07 s87 92l y3,l50
Total. s3,2s5,27 3,l13oi5 $3.50, lo2 $500 500
I Since the s0h of November the circulation has in.
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NEW THEATRE. BROADWAY.

TIME public are respectfully informed that after much
trouble and anIety the nndersigned have eoncinded
broadway executed contracts with the eminent areh
tsets Strong Adams 70 complete the building by
ne ,son of six months duration.
Prolesionals OF respectabty wishing spend the wiz
ter the Capital Of the Empire State wall please address
the undersigned postpaid) when they MIL reeve dne at
tention. H. W. ThEoAON W.
3fCrre
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AOCTIOs xOrICEs.

w. @. HAYNES. Aucuoneer.
ITO be soa public u.on on The premises House and
the 9th day Of January 1877 O'Clock A M (f dis
posed Of sale Terms 20 per cent at
time Of purchase the balance in Is days AFTER when full
deeds will be given For further pare sp
ply Harris Wilson Esq., II Murray Terms easy
ditto Jycsrh
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DIR. KELLlNGEM 8

a. INFALLIBLE EMINENT il warranted to
RX<cure and ulcers Of every nature in few
AZAdays. 1t acts like magic in removing rheumatism,
and all other pains One certain to relieve
bilious choc diarrha, &C. as it is sken. II perfectly de-
ghfu its odor and flavor 1t is universally acknowledged
be the best family medicine offered the public
Price so cents per bottle.
Bold John rreet Bowery and Broome ID
and 10th yeees drug store; Dr. Burets, Doyer
and Chatham and the w. r. Office. CITY Hail. ns lmsre
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QR FIVE DOLLARS REwARp.-x Black Setter
.uAltts white on his breast; answers to the name II
IUw LEk. Whosvcr shall return the said dog to No n
nyksrs 3. sERL
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PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
HE1UznC. u. CASTLE &EDWIN MCCONNELL,
the latter from the Royal Academy Of Music,
"A tVLondon, will give lessons the Piano Forte
y or Violin, At their residence 81 Lispeuard st.
Broadway that Of their pupils upon very moderate
terms, which be made known BY applying above.
dff m
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MUSIC,
THE ONLY TRIJE SONG.

THE ONLY TRUE BONO.
W. AHCHY GRIEVE, the real caterer Of fancy and
singing Birds, hiss baud and prepared offer
49, the beat selec ZION offered to American public
80 ected without regard price from every qurer
OF the Globe Amongst the following will be found
Birds marched and be for hsfehiae with
breeding made after his design Also
English French, German African South American, Chi
assr and Domestic TessIher with the most choice de-
Norway Swans silver and golden Phcssants and Nswfound
land King shsrles Spanes French and Spanish Pcodes
Italian Grey Hounds and other spe-ies Of and
Esscy Dog Bird Cages Of every ety Also Archys
Birds, &c. &c.
". B Evry variety Of Bird Seeds. Cages. &c.
r. Letters, paid will Ill times with prompt
attention from A. GRlEvE, No. John street. New York.
YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
Look for your Christmas Presents Archv ill be re-
emhered hen the candy AZ the forgotten Boz
1ues by his hand his usual style Al short
tice. d23 fire.
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FOR SALE

- A THREE STORY HOUSE on ed street betwee
inn the cd and Sd avenues tits well finished and repete
with the latest mprov including kitchen range
cold and baths water closets, &C. Italian
mancls throughout the house, yard OF Is feet in
front with verandsh French windows The house
Of OF houses the south side Of the Fol-
further particulars apply WISE SONS,
dis lms RI 172 Pearl st
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TAR-sso Dbl, for sale log. suit purchasers, by

LOST.
GOLD Pencil Case with the initials M. A. p on the seal
n Whoever will bring the same TO No. 6 Broadway, on
ssrs shall be liheras v rewarded. d21 Tvs re
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NEW YORK HISTORICAL sOCIETY.,M ne ne e
~ guest ard under the snpices othe on ESypsn
Oliddon will deliver Of eiaht H., NJ
hierosyphcal discoveries spendidy - y,
and Antiquities, the Meehsn'cs DAN De-
eerubsr and he contnusd the 4h Ih 'ih n' i'n' 1
aud 73th January. atty Y. NJ .og,.rns. for ssle AZ
the Boolsores Of Bss'I weifo,d End ?. WIN isy'oI
Bc.dwsv: Of r. Ksrnot go Brc.dwsx Of Cro S,sn
"a plsceLer street; the ohce Of The Globe
Ho,si ~ ~ Rooms Of the New York htoricai Sociey
And =, ,he door of the Mechanics ball. ,., ..~..
upder Isl si-for the course Single admisoa-s'"'"'"
cents. Juvenile persons - cents.
JcGiHYS l. BXRTLETT, for Com. ~ y HAT s0e'
d23 tine
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TO LET.
FRENCH'S HOTEL

Several apartments 10 le,, in the central of the
CITY, with enence suitable for small ami
EXk lies. Apply az IT'S Hudson 81 dlo Tvs
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
lnnnpH - FOR ALBANY AND TROY, VIA
Brids, port aud Housatouie RailIoss Dur;
has been Ieald wth- heavy Rail- from Bridgeport to
the We,tern Railroad Through by Daylight. daily (Sun-
The sreamboa, MOI NTAINfEB. Capt ": H FTsnss,
6x O'clock NJ No freight taken in the Passenger Line
Passengers take the Cars without change
Cars or Baggage Crates arrive in Albany and Troy at
O'clock Nj New Cars aud Locomotive engines have been
procured and the Road ia every respect equal to the best
New England Road - -.
GA Freight Line BY Steamers Nimrod and Michigan,
dsy-Fre'sht Tariff last ycsr-For further
ticulsr inquire the Office Market street Pier, and
at Livingston and Wells Express 10 Wall strses;
dis m ~. M. FERRY, Agent.
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rhENOh dOIEL.
THE Prop ietor resrectfolly Informs his friends
" and the public that he hiss removed from his late hotel
in Fulton street to his other hotel, 81 Chatham street.
few doors Of Pearl which he has added addi-
ona bedrooms and furnished them in style that will bear
favorable comparison with the very best hotels he
Upon viii there be than bed room
the price for hich will be Is night dit lmsrc
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OYSTERS
n DECKER requests his friends ar acqs an,sness who
in good Picked oysters constantly on hand at No
. Am street. d26 3t~rh
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Halter, 2l4 Broad,c1y, opposite st. Paups.
"a OFFERS the very latest novelties of the season
Having received the plate Of Partisan Fashion for Mo-
vembsr takes this method Of informing those gentlemen
who prefer III, beautiful French stvle that he has
hand completes Of those truly graceful Hats
The superiority Of the fabric from which they
featured of their superior iustre and durabl
ty, at the low standard price Of
B Hest Mcesk,a ;;..:.......'".....'...
Particular attention also called the large OF
Caps suitable for the which the celebrated
Bonnet Cap ntroduced by the subscriber for Men and
Youths made Of Fur Cloth Velvet and Silk Plush, for
Yelling evening Cap.
Gsnins Velvet Bonnet Cap for children perfect Gems.
&d2 lwy GENIN, 2l4 Broadway.
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MRS. ZEGLIO.
NO. 81 DIVISION STREET.

WILL open a large assortment Of Paris millinery,
(V Bonnets, &C. She will offer for inspection choice
stoc% Of Fall goods comprsinE silks, satns plain and
cut yelvsts &C. Gc which benz selected WIN good
purchasers.
Merchants and miners from the country wanting materi
ais and patterns would find their call befor
the stock fresh the style the lates whc
will be disposed Of n reasonable p16 I'm re
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PREMIUM BOOTS

Quick Sales AID Small Profs.
PINE FRENCH BOOTS for s, 80, our own make,
and warranted 10 satisfaction Cue French imperial
Dress Boot. Tor 81 50, equal ,hose usually sold 10
~ Broadway for S. OF 81, at YOUNG & JONES' fine
onabe in this city Our boots received tho highest
praise in the ts Far Of the American nstuts for the
to order the notice Mendine &c dons
store. YOUNG g. JONES' 4 Am st
Dc Inns
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u1 Baths 1874 Fulton street, opposite Church street.
ceIap cure for Colds Coughs Rheumatism Sore Threat
STATE oflhe weather The Sulphur yapor Bah Is psrcp;
eruptons and Of shin No danger taking cold
after the ofthese baths. d21m~rc
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AIDES, if you will peep 500 Broadway well known
as the Premium Store, you will be utonished to the
bargains Fancy Articles that sod there They consist
Of splendid OF fancy dress Caps and Head
Dresses style Of Chimmasetts and Collar ALSO
e Dresses for Ladies French Emboiderie. Laee
cles mention Ladies wanting articles
for the holidays will do well call 500 Broadway nearly
opposite Niblos where variety Of French Good
can be had at the lswest market prices d5 swsr
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-0usr7 - DAY Line TO HUSION va NEW
CNN&1pHAVEN, SPRINGFIELD, AND THE
WESTERN RAiLROAD-On and sltsr
Mouday December 7h by the splendid steamers TRAVEL
TER and Jew YORK. from Peek Slip. daily, (Sundays ex-
eepted1 at ek A. M
haven TO take direct Boston, arriving at PM
Fare takeu through board the boat.
NJ vow lee a IslS d5 lmiafh
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THE BEST OPPORTUNITY FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS!
GIIlON12

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SMALL invoice of fine French jewery and gilt fancy
Eocds for sale at low prce, Wholesale retail by
vlcTOK BISHOP, importer Of precious stones, No. IL
Maiden Lane up stairx dIa 2wissY
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THE THIRD ANNUAL FETE OF THE
FIFTH NATIONAL GUARD,
WILL Re riven at IN. Coliseum Monday evening De-
w cm.erzs 1885. Tickets may DO obtained Of e'ihsr o.
$50 Capt J. L. WAUGH, % RESIDE street.
Lieut.. =. WILLARD, III WestM
Lieut.. r. CRtt0H ON. ~ FULTON ~
Nj. J. n. PLATT, 6 Spruce sres''
d3o suTuThSaSu Mo6sissrc
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RICH AND CHEAP EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
JAMES BECK co. have just received a splendid
ASSORTMENT Of New Paris Embroidered Handkerchief
Grapes, Collars, Dresses, Bags Richly Embroidered Ms
hid Gloves Lice Cspes. Sca Evening Dresses greatly
reduced prices at $50 Broadway. dos lw r. m
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THE snbssrbe continue to have for sale full assort
of gold and silver Watches of the approved
makers which will be offered at the very lowest and
warranted correct time kes pers
They family the latest styles If fashion
able ewe!ry Of every description including gsd fob and
guard chains; breast finger rings; braceets
silver equal to coin; gold and silver specacles
cave, &c; French clocks and watches, repaired
equal to the original.
ACKERLY 4 BRIGGS 1853 Bowery,
dis 1m% RI doors above Broome street
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slTUATlONm Teacher OF Music and the Pianoforte,
advertiser lady OF the rs, snd ~ H:r
ssrs com'95'sole home, her board vii, be Considered
dd 2srh
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HssuItHcuC
Double do and light French Boots great
ladies' misses and chdren beos and Shoes equally cheap
at 967 Broadway corner OF Franklin street Dc lmsrc
G0ODYEAR'S OVER SHOES, 100 BROADWAY.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS OVER
s11l. SHOES. manufactured Of Goodyesrs Celebrated
Patent Metallic India Rubber perfectly flexible in the cold
est weather For sale by the ease single pair by
BROWER BROOKS,
Sole Agents for Goodycar's Manufactures,
d. 1msrrc 100 Broadway opposite Trinity Church.
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PRIME OLD IRISH WHlSKEY.
THE Subsc offers for Wises celebrated old Cork
Whiskey. 5th proof in puncheons under house
lock- He also offers the article his qusnt
purchaser Together with well assorted stock
Of Groceries DANIEL NOONAN,
dis 2Wsnc Greenwich street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-26

.EGLIsH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
= TuF EnrSsyIrK MINERAL sPRtNGS.-The
A seeond session Of the yea. 1916 will commence on
the Is, Of July and end on the last q Soyemasf.
e'"s - NJ SIS 90
n r"s,u, y. - rIin h,,rrbe. 10 and u so
luton ruit'on ,'I .n sa;on II so
e'a a.se "a pc, .es''0"' JSo J. GREGG.
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Old Point Hotel,

NOW one oil the most splendid and extensive
y Establishments in The country, will be OPEN
{. or visilers on the Isl day OF June.
Since the las, season beautiful building has
t-en erected, fronting three hundred and Ten feet
aat very many alterations and Improvements
have been made in other respects. The grounds
have ceen much improved, fine walks made tc
II. bath houses; and, for those who prefer surf
banning, no place can present finer beach. No
expense has been spared 10 render This, for COM
fort and pleasure in every respect, the frs, place
IN the country. The beauty OF the scenery, and
The salubry OF the climate, together with vari-
Gus sources OF in,eres, and amusement, make
this The most attractive place in The Union. Tba
walks in and around The Fort, together with the
music of its splendid band, are we'll worth vi
81, here Situated on the Chesapeake Bay on
the great line OF travel between the North and
South, it offers an agreeable resting place 10 those
going North |, is within "A hours Of New York,
IS of Philadelphia, IL of Baltimore, Washing
ton, Alexandra and Annapolis, I OF Richmond
and Petersburg and within one hour Of Norfolk
and Portsmouth,; enabling persons en-
gagged in active business 10 place their families
in one olths mos, healthy and agreeable spots in
Inc whole country, where they can be visited al
any time within few hours Throughout The
Summer, from to 10 OF the finest class steam
boats touch here daily, moving in every diIec'
ton, offering every facility Tor reaching here OF
getting away; and, from the cheapness of The fare
holding out great inducements 10 travel.
The services of active and efficient agents
have been procured, and no exerions will be
spared TO reader comfortable all who may favor
u. with their company. J. 5. FRENCh.
May 23-lm
n Wing, Republican and Compiler will pub
1ish 10 amount OF 50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-26
AUCTION SALES.
TO CAPITALISTS.
!IaIdGsefGaa Hills for SaAc.

~ virtue Of Decree of III. Circuit Superior Court o
Law and Chancery for F!uvanna county, pronoun
ced on the eth day OF September 1885, IN cause there
IN pending between the James River aud kanawha
Company. Plaintiffs r.. Edward w. Sims and another
Deiend'ts, We the undersigned, then appointed Com
3ist day OF July next, If fair, otherwise, the next fail
d.y 10 sell NJ public auction. the premises, 10 the
nenest bihner the very valuable Mills, known the
Middleton Mills, IN said county, and Tract OF Land o
twenty-five acres thereto attached, described IN the
deed from The James River and kanawta Company IL
dated tie III day OF December ,-:5 situated the
James River, III The county OF FiuvRnna
The buildings consist Of very large and councillors
trick il' House three stories high besides r base
mrnt saw Mil, Gooper's shop, and other convrGen.
buildings. Tie machinery i fihe most approved kind
Tor manufacturing ip'ii, ana has, within few years,
been thoroughly repaired. The James River ana IA.
nawha canal runs Immediately by the front door Of the
Mi aiording facilities for tho reception and forward
ing OF produce unsurpassed b. any sill in TIE stale =
acfuss Inc cinal II excellent covered bridge, by
mrahs OF winch, wheat. corn, lumber, &c. received
Win entire convenience per wagons
lie water power is sufficient for operating six par Of
feet buns, rubbers. &c and may be ad
vantaseously distributed between The -four and saw
mills, aud cotton or wooen factories, which may be
Constructed on the premises, and for which there
most eligible sites
he Mills are situated contiguous 10 some Of the best
wheat lands IN the state and. by meahs Of the canal
and good roads, are of most easy access.
TERMS OF SALE-One third Of the purchase
H"y VIII be required in Cash. and credit Of and
1850 years from the day of sale wi be given The ba
-oai security Tor The deferred payments and tile title
be retained until the Whole purchase money i paid
V. W. SOUTHALL, f,o,,,,.
u. II. MA6RUDER, commandments