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DIssoLUTroNs. - :

nIssOLuTION or C0.pA = 1,NEns
heretofore IN the line Of painting Il this dav dssoveS
ey mutual consent and the busnesa viii now he con-
Quoted n by the firm Of the late psrtner. n n HEW
Ell and X u. SMITH at the ola stsnd cnrnsr
Masha AND hrst streets whore they will continue to
on the business in its various branches such AZ
n ana sing Painting. Glazing and Whitening Of
Ihenhful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
en the ABOVE nrm we solicit continuance of the
sam rom our numerous friends with an assurance
sna. ai wor8 entrusted to viii be attended TO with
ptoniptness' T. B. HEWETT
n. B. SMITH.
.NoTICE;-iiRving retired from the Arm
o. y: y. Mitchell Co., heretofore In the line OF
fantiug return my sincere thanks TO my numerous
,,henos Tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon us
heIcoore, and request . continuance Of the same to
my tate partners, T. B. Hewett and r. B. Smith,
whom icheertnlly recommend to the public.
ia s.--etF r. ID. MITCHELL.
NHE subscribers have aHsO Fla ted them.
selves together, under the firm and stye of JNO
III. VIM. I. SHEPPARD, for the purpose of cen.
Quoting General Commission Business and tender
their services 10 their friends and the public TO sell
TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN and FLOUR, and re-
specially solicit consignments, with the Insurance.
that all Produce entrusted to them, shall have the
best attention. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD
WIN. Y. SHEPPARD
hchmond, is jan, 1886 ia 4-1wdt2awlm
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ByAlexander Mott.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Stock Boots, shoes,
L Gc.-By virtue of deed of trust from A. Bach.
rach to Alex. Mott, Trustee, duly recorded in the
Hastings Court, will be sold at the store of the said
Bachrach, on Broad street, FRIDAY next, Janu-
ary 18th, at 10 O'Clock, the entire stock of Boots
Shoes, Leather, Fixtures &c, comprising gene
raj assortment, suitable for retail shoe store.
TERMs-Cash. ALEX. MOTT,
ia Truatee.
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DUBLlC SALE OF STOCK In VIR.
GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pursuant to
authority in US vested by McCurdy Vowles, late
contractors upon sections No IS and 81 of the Viz
gna Central Railroad will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder for cash at the office of Goddln
Apperson, Auctoneers in the city of Richmond, on
the Srd day of December, 1885, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
Virginia Central Railroad Company, to which the
said McCurdy and vowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction of
sections, No. IS and 81 Of said Companys work.
STERRITT BELL
Agents and Trustees for McCurdy & Vowles, &c.
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale Is postponed
until the 18th of February. 1856. de 8-tds
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BY Larus d SHINE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L BUILDING LOTS ON UNION HILL, AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold, at public suction on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day of January
1885, ST o'clock, valuable Building Lots bounded
as follows: fronting 9th, 2Sth, o. and r. Streets
said Lots were purchased by VIM. A. Wright, of Tay-
lor Williams, Aucts
ALSO-That other Lot fronting III feet on tho West
side of 18th street, between Marshall and Leigh sts
and opposite the residence of F. V.sSutton, Jr A
accurate description will be given day of SALE
By order of the Trustee.
de "a LARUS SHINE, Auets.
POSTPONEMENT.-Thea above sale Is postponed
to some future period, of which due notice will be
given. BY order of the Trustee.
jail LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
TRUSTEE SALE OF MULES, HORSE
i BUGGY, CARTS BRICKS, FIXTURES, &c.
&C. By virtue of deed of trust executed by Luke
McKenna and wife to me, bearing date the 18th
day of December, 1885, and of record in the Rich
mond Hastings Court and county Court of Henrieo,
SHALL in virtue Of said trust proceed to SELL at pub
lie auction at the Horse Lot, SATURDAY, the
young Mules, Bloodcd Mare Buggy, Carts,
Wagon Harness, &c, &c; and the following
MONDAY, January 14th, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
will be sold, the Brick Yard, between 2lst and I'D
street. all tho Bricks burned and unburned about
800, 000-together, with all the Fixtures Presses
&c, belonging to the Brick-makne business. Also,
the unexpired term of lease of said yard.
Also-After the above SALE will be sold, at the
Brick Yard ofssaid McKenna, on Church Hill, about
200 600 Bricks, Fixtures, Presses, Shelters lie. Also
the unexpired term of lease of said yard.
JAMES N. SHINE, Trustee
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Aucts.
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\ ANUARY 3D. 1 = 56.--Trimminxs and
Fancy Goods to be closed out at unusually low
Ences, as the season is far advanced and GOLD
kNIf having large stock of Trimming and Fancy
FOODS on hand, will close them out at such low
tces TO tempt those that want of them to pur
base Of him. 5000 pair Ladies' white and colored
ID Gloves at 50 cts, would be cheap at 75 CENTS
800 yards Cambria and Swiss Insertngs at 81 cents
ould be great bargain at l2t cents; Embroidered
ladies' Gents and Children's Cotton and Wooden Ho.
cry. GoLDsMIT will sell them cheaper than can be
| I'D elsewhe In Embroideries az Collars, Sleeves
4 ands, Infant Waists, Embroidered Skirts, Cambria,
4 WIS and Bobbin Edgngs and lnsertings, will be
7sed out very cheap Wo0len Goods, such as Com
r.s, Legglngs, Fascinators, Opera Hoods Wooden
Packs Millinery Goods, and lots of other Goods to
+ sold CT at most any price. Z. GOLDSMIT,
az 205 Broad street
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NORTHERN G Eve are now pre-
pared to contract for ICE for the ensuing season,
by the cargo or any quantity persons may desire.
Being grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed
ON the late firm of Wardwell Badger. the subscri
B. WARDWELL 4 CO.,
At the old stand of Wsrdwell Badger.
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BY Larus & shine.

by Larus & shine.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF RICH EN-.
~ GRAVINGS-On FRIDAY morning next at II
O'Clock, we will sell by auction, the remainder Of the
beautiful London Engrayinss, consisting of above
$50 most superb subjects adapted to all tastes incu-
ding, among others: The Death, Mated, and First
Appeal from Frankstone's pictures; The Preaching
of John Knox; Threading the Needle; The Momen-
tous Question; The Queen amongst her Subjects and
several Of Landseer's, Herrings and Martins best
production.
Connoisseurs and artists invited to attend Sale
positive without reserve.
Terms cash. The sale takes place at IA Main st.
ia 10 LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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fe 2l-d1yif

CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, CRAIG County
~ VA.-Tho proprietors Of these spnnp, Wnica
have for some time past enjoyed very fsvoraole 70
imitation in the counties surrounding them have been
Induced TO put the wster In barro for tho souvenir
ence of inyalids in other sections. -,
For the present, tho price 10 hxed az issc Wncn
barely covers cost of barrelins and the carriage
Ia healing virtues arc beyond question. the foi.
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper leading and well
Known physician IN Botetourt county 10 selected rom
many Of equal respectsbility and force:
FINcAsTLK, BorErounT Cor sA,{
July 18th, 1855.
Having been called on by the proprietors Of the
9Crais Alum SPRING. TO express my opinion OF 10
medicinal virtues hereby state, that have exsmnr
ed the analys Of the water tmade By Prof boothe 81
Philadelphis) and believe It well adapted TO cure dis
recurring tonic Alternative action on the sys
.sr md can further stats that have known some
cures effected by its In scrofnlous snec'
sicns sad diseases Of the digestive organs
Samuel NJ. CARPEn, y. D.
The water has boon sualySsd BY Professor booths
Of philadelphia, whs ssys'
"a mineral spring Of such richness and quality -
thu indicates w1ll prove valuable AID % the
nhyscian tt position in the healthy mountain e.
Ion Of ViYsiuie sboat equiistant nom many @ the
sulphur and other well known springs O tme gtstes
confer higher value upon the suipnssed Cpeayusse
Of Craig county. Very Respectfully, r-..n
rruptive d,,esssa arrangement o. the livss, Dr.
nsnsia a. have Yielded 70 the power OF this .stefs
~ Grove its ef1cacy wherever IL has been Gle0.
This vary valuable wstsr y for sale u easres g
vs'' - pPPSfiactLL LADD CO. p.ssa....
20 29-Afsn Aees9 Iox - rses.. s..S -
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BY Kent, Paine g Co.

G3O,OOO WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT
p AUCTiON.-0n TUESDAY the 18th inst, com.
mencins at 10 o'clock, will sell at the store Of
Messrs. Brooks, Bell Il Waller, No. II 18th street
who are making change in their business the entire
balance of their stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
comprising great variety of new and desirable
goods.
The attention Of dealers is particularly called to
this saie It being the largest stock of Dry Goods we
have ever offered at auction
AZ II O'Clock we will commence the sale of the
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND yESTINGS, the
stock Of which is very large and attractive
At 2 o'clock we will offer the stoek Of PRINTS
consisting of about 2 600 pieces, of choice styles
In the stock will also be found good assortment of
brown and bieached Cottons Drilngs, Domestic
Plaids, Tickings, Apron Checks, &C., &C.
Terms ALI sums under S loo cash; under $500
four months, over that six months credit for
approved paper. KENT, PAINE CO,
ia Z Anc
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DEERS, CORDIAL BITT -, D X
ID MORNING REGULATOR.-An innocent ro-
feshing exharating and delicious Beverage, produ
eina instant relief from the effects of ''over induL
senceo loss of appetite, lowness of spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels ar1sine
from whatever csuse-imparting to the whole system
renewed strength and vigor. For sale BY
BENNETT & BEERS,
f.91-d1vif Sole Asenta-
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By Pullian q Davis.

NJ: i CAkPENTER.-Wew will sell ON
l FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 O'clock, No. /
Carpenter. 26 years old. sold for no fault.
ia lo--N PULLIAM l. DAVIS, Aucts
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BY Taylor Il Williams.

By Taylor 81 Williams.
VALUABLE YOUNG MULES AT AUG.
Y TION.-On TUESDAY, 18th January, at IL o'elk,
A. M at Earnest's stables on Council Chamber HILL
will be sold six valuable young Mules well broke,
sound and sold for fault whatever; the owner hav
ing no further for them. Those in want would do
well to attend the sale.
TERMS: Four months credit, for approved notes,
with interest added.
ias TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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HIRING AND SELLING SLAVES

HILL q RAWLINtsS--(enern Aren't.
l. aud Collectors attend to hiring negroes renting
houses and collecting claims of every kind Particu.
lar attention will be paid to negroes during sickness
Our friends, who have them for hire will please to
send them in early as possible.
RICHARD Hill, JR. EDWARD O. RAwttxcs
de 5---dS ctInI NS'
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II l. = A NJ E.--F0r Chapped Hands,
- &c--Is new. elegant and highly basamic
liquid, entirely free from grease. and all irritating
or unpleasant properties, is of the most efficient
preparations now before the public. Price Is cents
per bottle. Prepared and sold by
LAIDLEY 4 ROBINSON
Chemists and Druggists
je8 5th and Franklin streets
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" knowledsed to be the finest Cigar in the city
I 50 the Galanes, La Urea and Concha Regalia, and
aer brands, warranted genuine with full assort-
Dlvan Smoking Tobacco Will be found the best ar
Gie Of its kind now manufactured for sale, whole.
Pc end retail, by L. VERIFY, Agent,
d. 24-Grn NJ Wal 81 rnAar 9. 49, oID.,eI
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I EECHEs! LEECHES!! LEECHES!!!
~ i have just received by Adams express lot of
i9per0r Swedish Leeches, which will be applied
tpon the most reasonable ter1ns
! can he found at all hours of the day at the Hair
PRESSING room under the American Hotel. and at
ght on 18th street, between Main and Franklin
reefs.
Cuppins and Leeching promptly attended to-
DE- G n HnpGON
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BY x. b. Cook e Co.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &e.-The sale
w of Watches, Jcwelry, &c, ct tho store of H.
Hyman, 81 Main street. will be continued on WE'D
of this week. There arc q great many valuable
goods yet unsold.
Sales commence at o'clock.
jas e. B. COOK L CO.. Aneeu.
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DOR HIRE-.A No. Male COok,..I have
for hire for the present year rst-rate male Cook
who has been for several years the frat hotels in
this city and at the Springs. For terms apply to
ia ALEX. MOTT
EOk sALE-A Likely NE q X d BOY,
L. about Is years old, who is excellent workman
de ii 4. CAUTHORN.
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MIGHT sALES.--WATCHEs. JEWEL.
l RY, &e.-Will be sold at auction, THIS EVE.
MING, commencing at y o'clock, large lot cf
Watches, Jewelry, Pens, Pencils, &c.
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy Articles
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing. Segars, &c.
no Is ALEX. MOTT, AucS
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~ DEhANxOGNl ian IA hhS.Al
deem it necessary to give notice to persons OWNING
real estate in the city of Richmond, on which the
taxes for the last year 1855 has been paid that
required by ordinance to advertise ali such real
estate for sale, month before February court on
the 10th of January (this monthly Persons denrous
of paying these taxes will find at the Collectors
Office, at the City Hall, until the 10th of this month
JULIUS A. HOBSON,
ia S--tlQa Collector City Taxes
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COMPREHENSIVE. WEBB
Ohaving associated with him JOHN q. WADE
and VIM. S. ROYSTER, clerks Of the late concern,l
will continue the business General Commission and
Grocery at the old stand No &C. Main street, under
the f rm of Lewis N. Webb & Co.
Lewis Webb will retain his counting-room in the
building; we shall therefore have the benefit Of his
long business experience and advice.
LEWIS N. WEBB,
JOHN q. WADE,
j. 4--dkelm WILLIAM g ROYSTER.
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"a An TIE D-sTORAGE.-The buIk of
w 1000 hbls. heavy storage wanted at moderate
nIes Mdze. stored at my Warehouse, can be ship
ped mp the canal by vessels st any time free of
peLse in setting it aboard. A. s. LEE.
no T--tf
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HANDS FOR HiRE.-I have for hire a
IL first rate Farm Hand, who il also a good driver
two women. Cooks, Washers and Ironers and sood
Nurse and House servant Call on the subscriber at
the City Hail. between the hours of and 10 O'clock
a. 81, and not later JAMES D. ELICIT.
isQ-
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nISSOLUTIONO OF COMPREHENSIVE,
~ Tho eopertnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm of LEWIS WEBB
SON u this day dissolved by mutual consent
LEWIS WEBB retiring from the business Either
party will sign the name of the firm in liquidation.
LEWIS WEBB,
LEWIS N. WEBB.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

IFE INsURANCE-MUTU BENZ.
Ia FIT COMPANY.
Capita, July LIST, 1885. $2l252s2 IA
Losses paid in Richmond over. $50 500 90
This Company is purely mutual. and Is paying an
kpnal dividends TO the insured Of SIS per cent.
Ofce ct 'Stationer's Hall" No q Pearl ST.
b. w. KNOWLES, Agent
4 \. g. Slaves insured in the Albemarle Insurance.
fomPsny from to years. B. w. X ACT
de 22-5Tn
fEIRE AND MAXINE INSURANCE can
DO effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com
bany, favorable terms with any other compa.
ply in this State possessing real cash capital TO meet
Losses. Apply TO STOKES CO,
Agts, Richmond, Va.
JNO. WOOD, Jr., Sec'y,
Charlottesville. '
II TNLTED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
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(,AUTlON...AIl persons are hereby Gnu.
~ tionod against crediting my wife, Catharine
knats, on my account, a. will pay debt of her
contracting js6-Sts HENRY KNATZ
Il LACK AND HKOWN OVEkCOATs.-l
at greatly reduced prices
MERCHANT, wEIsEoER 4 CO.,
ia No. ll2 Main ri. -
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uTANTED---To work in our Mills, several
w ahe-hodied Negro Men for the present year.
IS CRESSHAW FISHER.
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.D1ssoLUTIoNs. "a

ASsSLgTl0N.:-The Urn 81 WTLIlNS;-
iimttstior ~ aa., GO e this day Dissolved 81
used IN winding up the business Tina books ana a.
san ~ WI ns found at the old stand in the posses
srs All, q which place our customers
the business should be closed a. soon
J. WILLlN0HAM,
r.uu. ,ar. ANDW L. Elicit.
saaeefy !. ieoo. J. r. PACE
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nISSCLyTION.--The cO-partnership of
~ LYMAN PYLE is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. Persons indebted to the firm will please
make payment to Lewis Hyman, who is alone author
lied to settle the business of the concern
LEWIS HYMAN,
ABRAHAM w. PYLE.
Richmond, january 1885.
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ENERAL AGENT AND CULLECTOR.
~ The subscriber offers his services to his friends
and the public generally for the purpose of hiring out
negroes, renting out houses, collecting accounts &c
Any business entrusted to his will be promptly
and faithfully attended to-
Office on Wall street, under ST. Charles Hotel
Z. A. j. CLOPTON,
de 22---dlm&w4t Agent and Collector
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., roSTpoNEMENT.-In consequence 81 ~ ~,
Ine aoove sac Is postponed to THURSDAY he Iosh
January 1856 ut O'Clock whom II viii a. ~ ~.
fair ifnot the next day. 'cte place, y
jas A.
Sal. conducted ~ o, Aucs,s
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WANTS.

x1TANTED..I5 or 20 Wood Cutters, to
w mt by the cord about two miles from this city.
,.,lv At 8. MeGRUDERS SONS.
Ats
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Markets,

NEW YoRK, Nov. a.-Cotton il frm-sales OF 1880
bales Flour is steady-sales of $4,000 barrels State
Sc 10s Sc 40; southern, 81 81 80. Wheat is buoy
sales OF 10000 bushels white, 81 60 81 ~; red 81
sSl ST. Corn is rm-ssles of SO 900 bushels white 10
cents yellow, rs cents. Pork buoy ant-mess SIS Beef
firm and upward-Chicsgo repscked, Sill rs. Lard Is
dull l2A Whiskey is firm 80 for Ohio Cof
fee is du-Rio 81 cents Sugar is buoyantsses Of 100
hogshesds; Orleans, 9A cents. Moassea is frm--Cuba
Muscsvado, 81 cents Spirits Of turpentne Is duh Is
Rosn steady at 81 62 Tobacco is quiet Rice steady
at 81 ~ cents. Freigbts lower for grain.
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b Il 4 L Il q II A r II.
Boston MauoraLtu.

Bosros Nov. 22A largely attended meeting of the "cit-
zens committee last evening nominated Mayor for re-
election. Mr. Rice has also received the nomination of tbs
Suffolk whig committee and that of the republicans
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The Lyonnaise EErsek.

Bosros Nov. 22The ship John Wills, this port from
Calcutta spoke November 20th lat al deg 20 min long
co. the steamship Marion in search of the missing steamship
LIZ onnaise. No success.
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6f-Atention, jersey BiuesI-The citizens of New
porariy residing in thus city and those who may 49,, ~
requested 70 osspse the Pamtt:o us ROOM on 7,b
join in The proce-sF" T. 70 @ ~ %
Bteeknhdso .... "HO'O' VI '"s '0s'o" VI "o"'"'" III"
~ sFLptN, ESQ., '...
Chief Marshal
J. HAUEETT,
Nov 2j-d3t Assistant Marshal.
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I Aw BOOkS--whauon Homicide.
~ Norris Replsvin.
Gres'sy's Equity Evidence.
Blackburn sale.
Finlenson's Leading Cases.
nsset Partnership,
Hindmarch Patents.
Wiofd's Equity Pie dlns .. "...
-- Prtehards Admiralty DigesL
Baldwnr Reports, yp l.
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
Nov % 'H''7f "
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arrived in this city yesterday and is stopping at Wsrds
Hotel w.
On Saturday morning last little girl named Mary
Sherman aged twelve years. accidentally killed at the
residence of her stepaher Mr. Birch in Alexandria
ty Virginia II that brother Of her step-ather,
coming into the house his way from school, took up
gun which person had used days before and which
he had left uncapped for safety. PTesuming says the
starr that II unloaded the boy put cap upon H. and
dared his little niece 10 put her head out OF the window by
which she sitting Az she did he pointed It al her.
and intending simply to explode cap for her amuse-
men fred a load Of bird shot into her face The poor
child rushed TO Der mother and fell at her feet Ere the
physician who had been summoned arrived, the little girl
expired
The second anniversary Of the formation Of the Irving
Lyceum will take place on Wednesday evening next the
26th instant "a O'clock in the lecure-room Of the
Presby Church New York avenue between l3th
and l4th streets.
The annual address will be delivered by Edward Hart
ley, esq
The public respectfully invited to attend.
ED. 7. MATHEWS.
NATloskL TuEArRE-The lonr-talked-of molo-dramatic
spectacle Of the Naad Queen, on which 20 much money
has been lavished, and for which many captivating
young ladies have been engaged produced last eve
ming all the spendor of new scenery dresses
marches, and combas. As was to have been anci-
pated the house crowded from PIT to domefrom the
main front entrance TO the very footlighs And such
enjoying enjoyable, and delighted audience, although
packed and squeezed out Of all elegant proportional They
expected to be pleased. They literally electrified with
wondering delight and gave expression TO their admira
ton in round after round OF the most enthusiastic applause
The old walls Of the old National aly shook with APP
proving psudts.
The scenery of this piece for gorgeous effect far exceeds
anything Of the kind in this city The ars Chas
s Ge esq, native Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania He
commenced his professional in that city some four
years ago and at that early day gave evidence Of
genius which has since been fully and frequently
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WoskN BURNED DEATH,--Mrs, Haskell was burned to
death In Boston between Thursday night and Friday
ing last Her husband absent from the city The
time and lis supposed that Mrs Haskss CLOTHES took
fire from the lamp che going Der chamber for the
night She was found lying two chairs one Of which
much burned nod as she subject TO epePtc sts
II thought that she had fallen into while endesv
orng to free herself from her burning clothes The lower
part of her dress burned or and her lower limbs we're
burned to orisp She was sixty years ofsge
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tnrnn a.

Know all persons BY these presents that has rscsssd
and hereby United Of America
liability payment Of certificate evidence dsk,
humber for the son Of g, Issued by the late republic Of
be redeemed by United States with the
provisions An provide
creditors the republic OF coma
pretended in The act Of cenUss Of sepber nine eshsn
fly the 2sth FEBRUARY
ofhe state ofTeras approved III. let February 1885,
As witness my hand and zeal.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-25
once of the chief of Police.

WasniNoroSi November III lego
TUE updsn ned has been directed by mayor H. Nv. ,.,,c
70 all that, ,rh. .,,,,
ted ~ any 81 the streets or avenues 81 the % ana ihs ,h -
will be enforced against MI violaiv ii il ms !.
well AZ against all persons who be ouS Rns
Or pistos contrary thereto for the purpose on sia ar M an,
other object fAMra u p.glIrs ~ ~ AV
.AV' - ~ Chief OF Police.
foAhum,s HisrORv OF TEXAS from ID. Aut ,et,ls.
r sn, ~ ~ ots 70 ie anness'ion ia 1916. avulnmes
printed In two volumes, y N' ''Vs''" No.
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