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GGaI.
C. o A l. AND
WOOD.
The best qualities of
EIfITE and RED ASH COAL
For family and superior
GEORGES CREEK AND CUMBERLAND
for Crates and Steam Purposes Also, WOOD in tn length
SAWED AND SPLIT FOR KINDLING,
WM B. SLACK, Agt
ss6m Southwest cor. South and Lombard sis.
(IoAt. COAL
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Having large supply of GOAL hand and daily
ceviDg by canal and railroad shall continue to sell
tail at WHOLESALE prices.
mill of all sizes and lengths delivered free at prices greatly
reduced.
WOOD without being sawed and split for sale at all times
at wharf prices.
JOHN @. MCCULLOUGH,
Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer.
0fGce-N. W corner Pratt and Fremont streets.
&c N. W. corner Park and Fayette streets
Wharf-fcot Eutaw street, Spring Gardens, au29-r
a. q A l. And u NJ R q.
" R. II. PENNINGTON,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALRR
IN COAL. AND LUMBER,
AtloTest rates
0FFICE-2l SOUTH STREET,
IAE Ep 56I STREET RE-, EGHs MADIs0N
my26m
~ CUMBERLAND CcA L OF the best quality from the
American Company and other mines in the Georges Creek
SfIGKNEY II CO,
OIL
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STOCKS, Gxtgange, tt.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE wanted by
o52 u s. Buchanan's wharf
DISCOUNTS GRANTED ON COLLAT-
1 s5o!sf by MARTIN II Se aETi Street
4 DVANCES MADE ON BILLS, NOTES OR
tAST0CKS lett with me for sale -
hurst CLASS BUSINESS PAPER WANTED
4 sqd y MARTIN i si a6%I Street
MONEY TO LOAN ON MINING STOCKS by
So 80 If MARTIN i se e&Mi Street.
STOCKS AND SECURITIES of this and other
omarEets bought en- ;qf on sGmmss Wrrp1Dcp
b. 4SN OF BAL7iN S5 : d SF29S Ea a.
GTOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
O o.ad sold by JNo. S. CUTTINGS eco;
MISSOURI G's FOR SALE BY
N VI JNo. S. Cuttings 81 A sGciii q
Y 4 o. R. R, BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
AZ. JNo S. Cuttings eco,
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
w ~ JNo S CUTTINGS g = s Co
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
" aulGtf JOSIAH LEE & CO
TTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
ESIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
by BY SAMUEL h HARRIS c Jr.,
MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
IV1 JN0 S. CUTTINGS Il CO,
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
Swanted by JNo $. CUTTINGS &Co:,
ssn 90 South st
BALTIMORE CITY PER CENTS. OF 1890
e9Pd 1875 for sale by ISRAEL a S Go4EN Mo-.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ASxaPted by KNQx&c co.
ap28u Exchange Place.
NTORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA 1sr MORT
sale 81 6s BqfS cG by City CT a9s for
RALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
jul7tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
STERLING EXCHANGE.
= Su,s-l For 'a'eby .es ESqS &, Go;
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
- aul6d JOSIAH LEE & co.
NORTH WESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
a for sale by B BAMHE t HhRE Bank
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
/ WANTED by SAML. HARRIS Jr,
jul7-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
old SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER Il CO,
jelh corner Baltimore and Harrison ats.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER CO,
jeiu corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
STERLING.-98Oo 9O-day Bill on London for
Csale by
ap2l-tf JAS. CORNER SONS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
u TIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY'S BONDS of 1884
for sale by
auSi-ln McKIM co.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID BONDS of 1880 wanted by
?. Fl. SULLIVAN,
au30u No. "a Second street.
SNITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
~ P. H. SULLIVAN,
au3O-H No. "a Second street.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'S
In STOCK wanted by P H. SULLIVAN,
au39-f No "a Second street
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
~ LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
Jll-tf SIS Buchanans wharf
RTARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
I'VE CHANTS BANK STOCKS wanted by
P H. SULLIVAN,
aul0t No a Second street
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER & CO,
je1-tf Baltimore and Harrison
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55iIhtr 6Garf. .AetNsIrn. Ef.

S3IlueT eGafe, SeNslrT, 1T.
u NJ VAL.
j Having removed to the
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES REEFS,
WATCHES, "
JEWELRY,
w., AND SILVER WARE,
Give us call
myl6-H WIN. BROWN co.
ENINE WATCHES,
Z RICH JEWELRY,
AND SILVER WARE
Embracing eyeTyth that is new and elegant
Particular attention is paid and durability in
the manufacture and repair ofJewelry
GEO. W. WEBB.
ap3-tf S. f. corner Baltimore and Iight sirssate
/. - =; VaEEikLp. " D. GANFIELD, n aEa2oITs
4 NAfFtELD, BROTHER l. Co.
~ IMPORTERS MANUFACTURERS.
- - AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, FIN f JEWELRY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
229 BALTIMoRE STREET,
LGrantt Baltimore.
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DANCING.

IN MADAME GTsAVIER, formerly Nile. Desjardns
EE corresponding member of the Professors Academic
eseSocietv in Paris, respectfully informs the Ladies
Baltimore and the public, that she will endeavor mpart
to the pupils conded to her care that easy graceful
style and department. for which she received such
tensive patronage both in Boston and New York, from
Academies Schools, Seminares, Converts and other
tutons Nine g. has just received from her
the four dances to be IN this winter in Paris viz
lie QUADRlLLE IMPERIAL, LA PIEM0NTAISE, la
MAZuRKA and L1NTERMEDE BA which she will
Introduce in the of the Schools and families
attended For parti cuars, apply 81 St Paul
Franklin street. heiMePn L. O'CLOCK
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ffURLETG Z SONS
CARRIAGE S9AhTTEa CTDgy
gN!ilbkE.
flor SaIe.

;t\>1ge FOR SALE-A fine Bay Saddle ORSE,
81 10 be seen at MILLERS STABLES, corner Of Ger
mag and Paca streets anI-tf
LNAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES
L capable O'weiging 5000 pounds, in complete order
for sale low to close. Address PLATE ORM, Office
Baltimore Daily Exchange. fny22-tf
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AqrifultnraI.
bakers AND JARVIS ISLAND

RAKER's AND JARVIS ISLAND
:, The undersigned have en- appointed by v. H. " ERa
AGENTS FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND
,BAKER's ANb 70" J1 1Hf itlG iS g GUAro,
aaa I a@ S P fsf aS ne
some and sn0sa4 THE f BgKEk 92gr fstAND
Is now well established as the most valuable phosphate
Eq4no ever offered to the agrculturs The present cargo,
per ship Mary Bradford It conains as per ana1 sis
together with its peculiar continuation With various Yaia
able properties and its great souby renders the richest
% OS TEE JaR%Es Isl sisiGyf5'd
a a as o. direct importation into this market contains
ger CEN phosphate Of lime, and is the richest yet
: THESE GUANOS are warranted genuine, pure and IN
ad9tersie and every package bears the of the i'm
G62To e esn Only obtained
from US. '
Gates from farmers and planters who have used them upon
various crops in section of the country, ample d
' ~ p v MRTG0M oS I: co., fS0S.,'''iS '0'"
onnos Gra IN ana r@r Gq n!n WarehoygIses
oGtf Wood street, Bowly's wharf,
GUANOl GUANO!l
Planter; and i, dealers will gea3sbsE facilities EMAIL.
on " W. Ef5y ar S5 a T f2fs P6
Our supply OF PERUVIAN is ample for the seaeon and
We deliver 1t as r HGESfs rev RA shs
thus saving the farmer every expense
MEXICAN GUANO
embraces the cargoes of the "Humb0ldt Cosmos, and
ftiots Bre-the two former being among the richest
ever imported in this market and will be sold ny cargo
Cur stock Of
CALIFORNIA GUANO
Is all oil last seasons mporation and free from those i'm
~. SUPERPHoSPHATE or LIME,
b our own manufacture, and believed hest
or the kind prepared in the United States stiff soils we
deem tsopefior to anything which can be applied
Finely powdered from Unboiled Bones
49,. AANlFULATED GUANO,
OF the various brands, at the manufacturers prices
o ". WHlrELOCk 4 co,
auIoG Al South street
FESHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
Il Has completely revouonscd the system Of FEEDING
Horses Cows Sheep and Hogs in England. All feeders
ana breeders OF stock of note use it, Sold by
Julttf MACDONALD DUGDALE.
FH7HORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
Pays for iselfn short time produces saving
horses look and feel and work better. Try by
ja17-T Macdonald & DUGDALE.
FENHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
4 II given to an overworked horse restores him; it
flhGs DAINTY feeders to their Appetite it gets thin and
low conditioned horse up like cham. Sold by
Juitu MACDONALD DUGDALE.
TENHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE.
n Keeps Horses in fine condition. economses largely in
iced restores lean animals speedily and keeps them healthy
Casks containing AS feeds si4; half casks 81
Sold by MACDONALD Il DUGUALE,
lnl7-tt corner Pratt street and HcElderrys wharf
ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW |
a FERTILZER-equal to Guano and cheaper Stable
Manure being aluyial deposit composed of animal and
vegetable matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles ST
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds, quarter of
mile at Toll Gate from Fails Road half mile at Upper Re
sergoir Apply at 50 South street.
cen pprPa art load
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.,.xyAt or rus AFRICA.

,, Ian 43~~Tne steamship Africa,
NV .,n,oi ?;h inst arrived last night
fron ~ .ent Suuth Ia the early morning
,er MAILS wen
rata" Africa passed. the steamship Norm
IbF. inward bound from Portland.
A@fi ,c,s by tbs arrival are no later than
IH' m. Cifcaxsiau, bat the papers con-
;aH't nt,,Io.tng IN terestiag an teiiigence:
'dh 'i't t.c<s ~ Lord Ps,imerston praying the
M "'~ ~ The Englisn Government la main-
in"" me Independence of The fopes 40
@Ia'"t 50 rst..lyiag signatures among tue
.t,.,hbiies lH ife'""" a., .,.,;ss.,,r Wa
lag - declaration that the Emperor u
"S.,,s ~ commit himself TO iioeTai Az"
dispose" .I,cy towards the Italian cause,
sf"''. al. mowers ot desPotism ana "os'i'ts
se'."S' ,,rch The Times warns the Eiape-
C! ne ~ Ugh n. may count on the ~! IN
~ ""' rneia1a. ite ,aust no; expect her 10
ga'H' an sGeusiNe alliance against other
I'D "a Az
~ Mr. her English journals regard the change
b.t,.,..- uI.e ioT Itais' 1911.
= a. .nrns, OF Rome published an arleie,
me : 80, n,.r been written unGer the a1-
ssii, tbe pone's officials, and So bltter ia
~. n tns late pamphlet mat the rehch
rs " III not reproduce IL
i@iT'Sp s,,s ron,f,isfion u publishes an arii-
'..g,sItiuy The appearance ot me offensive
s.,!,stn II says ti'at hi''eus" -, " ,n
- slieved by us iSS'e' '"'
p. ~, res poisible. p,r;.
~ f.I,'n.,, Herald correspondent AZ Paris
,,osift>civ thai " alcwski " as dismiss"u
- ~, Preach Cabinet, aud says Ihousen-
'.Y'" successor, IL regarded as sniagonisuc
~ .laud. TIA pori. cor.
IND u, SATURDAY morning Inc 80 80
'..,.i,t,i Of lie Advertiser says IL i "iho..
Irt Gov lev has gone 20 LONDON WIZ"
~, 80 .nn.rurs proposal thai France and Eng;
'r N ,,n,nmi,aieiy oaclnre that they VII!
',brr interfere themselves. nor to!eia'e INC
..t,re,,cc OF others, In TIE affairs OF A'ais.
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prc,yrd,us, Congress.

Wtsul>GroN, Jan. 23.--SsnH't-M'' pVu
.. .uoxe On his resolution 10 prevent lue in-
.''s.,,n of State by the people oi o'her Suits
M - Il the Brown rand Was me natural anu
Inmate result OF the doctrines oil me NV
nlican party as explained by ihHT P,a'iu,ia",
|! s. nam uhiets, exc. and especially oN 'IeiI
.,,.iers ia and out Of Congress ne NAH was
'-u.e,y ihron.ed during has speech.
MI Fessendeu OF Maine. replied, ush sihG
.s,, the Republican parry were Tesi,ohsio,.,
. a unuld favor the adoption OF leElsi'tio. 10
..ven; similar outrases. He in'iina'tu tn"'
H., U,uglss was influenced by Interior mo-
.-.. in making a SPEECH al this time upon u
b,act which WAS ia the hands OF ah ih'estl-
,,riug committee ..a.:, H..
Tr Douglas responded. reiieratihg MS
.s-.-r, against the Republican party, ana de-
tadip, slavery
yr r5onns obtained The floor, but gave
~ 10 4 motion Ia ADJOURN.
II MIR i5arksiaie made speech IN de-
o., re Of the South. lie reiterated Inc sehli-
M, maj he was III favor o! resisting the III
srruratilu oi IA Rrpu biican President.
III rorwiu made some remarkS, when put
~. Hose IN gops. humor. his views, Tor the
ii mart were CONSERVATIVE, but CLAIMED the
-Icht 10 prob ibit slavery IN tie territories.
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GrcatFirein Hickman, Ky.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 20.-A bout one half Of the
wn Of Hickman was des troyed by fire on
Wednesday night All the buildings on Front
lice which contained the principal business
ABUSES were LAID in ashes.
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From. Washington.

WA.uuGloN, Jan. 23.-The War Depart
ment mas tratred Ii5,UJu Iauskeis from the
Springfield Armory, and 1890 rifles from Wa
.eryel 10 BE- placed IN the Arsenals AT Charles
Ion, Augusta and Baton Rouge, 10 supply the
quotas 10 Southern States.
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Irt.restiu. News from Northern Mexico

NV ORLEANS, Jan :3.-The steamsh hip Ari-
i5ua. from iisaIuS. has arrived, with dates 10
,ns ,th ..si. She brings Sii2, buU III specie.
Tie people of Malamoras have protested
isa!nsl The Introduction of American volun-
rrfs into The Northera Mexican States, and
.tiused he American troops passage through
heir district, lu pursuit OF Coruuas. Iney
alsu refuse to ald either government.
Coriinas has gathered up 300 followers. and
/. ab0u. TO renew hustiiItles.
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Tbs,a,yreuce Calamity.

y,,vp.N,K. Mass, Jan. 2l.-At The inquest
90 -iav n. u. Clement testified about the foun-
am Of the mill, which he considered sub
Thrmss Deliver testified l have examined
N. foundalion OF the nili since me faliihg OF
N, budding; saw nothing TO give me reason 10
~ a, "a, ;hornughuass Of The work; saw Sc
- had ,,iIlnr-. found the one exhibited
nm NJ the centre; broke good many and
Tnod blow holes; saw none that couid nave
49,. lef,eiea By their outside appearance )
tngt them nearly all broken; when the pll-
ar, yere brought here from Boston helped
carr hem in think we broke one doh kno"
b,.h.r - vas defective: after that l caution
a ,aa men 10 be careful III handling them, not
tecnu,a The, were poor pillars, however; at
he ruins We found many pillars that We broke
of uuequa. thickness
Adjourned 10 Monday morning at nine
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DEAD. READ. REaD.-The stock of Good

READ RiAD. READ.-The stock oil GoGds
~ Aast be cold. Tie house is to he pulled down
.ap1t ths Year, The greatest bar cams can he
.'e' f'eierTlns 10 eel them IN the store rather
'A 10 remove them or s-.l them At auc!ion, per
Ehit rs Bf"'d -, Omit, Bands, 10 cents;
. a9 a sreat sacrifice hop Skirts at agreat
ppes haca Sins, ifish Linens. Collars. Sleeves,
pahgs' every description ~ Trimmings, Millinery
~ N' hosi~p the hest quality Of Ladies kid
s,.'es "a cents; Cambria EdsiDgs and Insert.
.ls req Thread La as: White Cambria, o.. Is
ea,s white and Colored Taretsns; Shlrt Bo-
'' ''a tents snd Ladies Under Vests; three or
APES az Tue c,y- and lots Of other cheap goods.
ssefe 70 g" 70 +. GoLDSNIT's. :05 Broad st
W % seen tia, excellent white Brilliant
IL. rs selling at l2,a cents per ard: 1t
1--we, apo - Wei worth ls>i cents. All IN want OF
800 article should go immediately ana pro
h,, sutb'' a. = IS selling oil very rapidly. he
- an soie hns Linen Cambria fianG kercliieiS
- Int wei worth 50 cents VIII to Nurseries
g,stas ~ i2's cents worth rs cents: Cambria
iatqs a, Is c-nts would he cheap for 37ts cents ;
s,,. HAeAched elton ~ sis cents worth l2H cts ;
49, IN Linen at 50 cent, worth Is cents; white
~ ~ ps,jass Fable Napkins at 10 cents, worth
,ss n.r pa Blankets At greatly reduced prices
ISIVH Vg'st me io' before Spiinz, Rememher tina,
e,ad,. you IAN always find all kinds OF Dry
' Al the lowest cash prices.
j tSsRY 2iTH. i~Go.-BARGAINS. BAR
"a 1870 iafse lot Cslicoes ~ Ga cts; large
A1TaccGFse Gotten u. Ct; GINS hams; De LANES.
4 {, cIio4s 60 -, tLkf.-A ar.e lot Black and Fan
toc. ,eo SIMS AT less than the cost Of impoTta
sre.t ."n.rics; shrtings; Linens; Cioaks At q
INV sciihce; eha~is; Einbroideriss. u perfect
away These goods Will he throw our
'' ms morning. Y. A. GWtTKfN.
| Opposite Exchange Bank.
o. LIVER OIL JLLLY.-Pure Cod Liver
| Tot .l 'tpa-o m nice Jelly. like the calves
lsfs,.s' ~ wAcii the nauseuus taste Of the OF IL
'o Aho made agreeable. For sale by
A. BODEKER L CO..
| Druggists, No. ~ Main street.
l1rmMEL'S ES>ENCE OF COFFEE.-Ons
gousd. cse az th,s esseece will 90 ~ far ~ four
sas r,,", cones aud coffee made Of il viii I've Of
o.ysa s so clear and strong. A fresh supply re-
W." aad Tor sale by
A. BoDEKER 4 co. Druggists,
No. 10, Main street.
Lpsnsp Dol E.SOLE WATER.
| Tie, NJ or BUTTS. Congress Boots and Oxford
.sa s,,ns our own Richmond make, very durable
"''''' MAacIss HARRIS / BRO,
Next to the American Hotel
L. a. tOkk ESS BOOTS;
Of lns LADIES' fuxenie Boots. A full assortment
h5loe snd On hand aud making 10 order, 1T short
'iu reasonable prices.
MAKO Jus HARRIS 4 Bro.
I.c,.-.- Next 70 American Hotel.
!. reeu..s and MISSES GAITFRs 1t greatly
Axe soek piiees, III order IA reduce our Eiesehs
MARCUS HARRIS l. BRO.
pW.. Next ~ American Hotel
tAis -, iMaAyAsA OWAN0I.x.-- Receives
ssorssc \ bbls. Sweet Havana Oranges, ~ bbls.
cr,,, Igssidlsiir.wsi = .ss'ronre. Main street.
=, "a. ~, ns.oA1 TREAD S10kT b @bs
~'' ''' 80 ''GeN. I14tka.
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hTrfSt ON haf3f Of r aIse FFeItHCFs'
II Louis, Jan. 81 Joseph Hyman, OF the
I'm D. Lyman u Gum, commission mer-
tLalt, Of dis city, Was arrested to-day on the
llsfg- # Obtaining, under false pretences.
money ana goods To The extent OF ten thousand
dlil,r
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heath of a Revenue officer Fire in Bo {.

Basros, Jan. 2l.-Captaln John &. Noyes. Of
he Revenue Gutter Jackson, died at Eastport,
Ne. on Tuesday, and was buried yesterday.
He mad been IA The Revenue service about 80
yeaTt.
A ire early this morning destroyed the
binding ~ Washington street, occupied by
Baker Perry, oaLluet an! sash and blind
Irsnutac juyers Charlie, Nenmal, billiard
ryou Ltuls a dams, ciojhingi aud l.. M.
Wacd, fish market Building owned by james
fitzgerald Loss Hl5,UU0
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touy,et.h oi NaugIauuhter

bosToA, Jan 2i.-Iu the Superior Court
Bis morning. Charles III. Goodhue, for man
laughter. IN killing Harriet Freedom, was
sentenced 70 ~ months impr isonment.
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-1T~~~ Oh 4 NGE OF HUM Al
2 fssSssaAS9ESTAkTING TO PORTSMOUTH

TON OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
tbs PECK will, on ard after Monday next. 3rd OF
October, leave the wharf at Rockets. every morn
Ing sHndSys excepted At g oSi"ck R.sseissdy
and Friday mornings. and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday, Thursdsy and Saturday mornings. and
both boats return each alternate days. touching Al
all the Fesu lar Ian dngs going and returning.
Passage for the round trip, to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk. 50. To City Point, D.
r. o. HASKINS.
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Il
-eH sale for CASH:
CSC acres on Attascnsa creek about IS miles South
west OF San Antonio well wooded, choce
tract. a splendid sheep rancho 81 70 per acre.
$40 acres on Spring creek, Victoria . ,
400 acres ' on Guiadaiouiipe river.vic-
toria county. 1890; 3oo
go acres on Deer creek. De Witt 4. 4.
4 ,42s ae o"'i in De Witt county ::.::. 50 d"
$40 acres on " Mile Coletto creek, .
De Witt county ......... go ="
Gao acres on Clear creek, De W 1T 4. =.
500 &C es on cuero creek, De Witt :.
l6o acres on Cibolo creek. Guaia-
ioupe county .............. ] w .
$40 acres on Leono river. .:...... W
10 acres Sulphur Spring, 4. 4.
200 acres acres mar lead Of Marcilind
creek. Bexar county =. 100 -
500 on San Antonio river D miles
below the citv, near Greys .
Ferry. east side, .-...-.. W '"
$50 acres on Elm creek, IN Bexar ~ =. =.
VOLS Crossing ..... 1872. 1Oo -
733 acres on LeonO river. tahout .
miles from the junction oil rrlo ~ =. ..
60 acres on Attascosa creek. 49,. 10
Gao &C on Casper Flores creek,
e,o Med,n a. COUNTY 1ssc;,co are 1"
creek. Medina county 49,. &c %
to s. I M't kkANDkR san f t.n,sni0'
mond Va. a2- d3tcw3t
~. NALE OF XALUABLE MANIXER
II ASHLA N D.-Hayinr more land than can
cultivate. or have use for. oter for sale privately,
was owned by W. b. Green. dec d adjoining the
lands of J. H. Blunt and Semple te,t, and the
river. about half a mile from Ellelt's Turnout
the Richmond FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac Ral-
1863. acres. ONE fourth in wood and has on it
,.weilin.-house with six rooms, and out-houses,
and good sprlns: .,v r;u .s,, !, A. r,b,,c .u.,-
ton. IT Ashland, on " EDNEsDAY. the 18th day
cf January. 1850 90 fair il not the next far day,
MI. Chaetain White, the attorney In TACT Tor
Hooper's heirs. will sell at the same time about GO
acres of land that was once az ga re- of ths tract,
d dase.' Oh ia jssHs a WIN. L. W06D:
Tor Salt have for sale two half acre
p srdsn; "'S pENER and superior
% .Sa Hkss in GE
s.. P.ufs Church. will take occasion to correct
q. hs
SIN a''N in. BROOKS. NJ. D.
VA,TaaRLLE1 sR!XATE f. D w FL On
% sTREETs. FoR sAtE:..we are authorized
70 sell a valuable DIV ELLlNG, situated as above
The House contains Ii 70 ms. ana has every &C
sta 81 se Sf Tas
ia2sHim GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
CIx VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR
OSALEPRfVATELY.-B request of the owner
we offer for sale privately: SIX valuable Building
| Lots, on the east side of 9Th. between Clay anc
Marshall streets, which, from their location in Z
rapidly improving part OF, as well their contisui
ty to the business portion OF the city, renders then
desirable for building purposes as any Lots nov
! to be had
TRRMs-One-ffth cash balance at 8. Il 10 ant
p months JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il SON.
ia Its Auctloneers.
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Ens cal 7}oSuss containing details. apply to
ia 10 dow CiiAS. II. WINS TON, Presdfnt
THE Cu.sWyCK SC!lOOL.aCLASSICA
| AND Enc ,SH.7ts NIL rs WEST OF RICH
N0NU.-Tne subscriber offers to his friends
HOME Cor their sons IN his own isiiiiy ana nepes
nnmis in pre ps rns them for business or College.
10 me ii the continuance Of their patronage.
Ch ISWfCK - upusually healthy.
The exercises 81 the school Will be resumed,
MON DAY January 9TH and close July 10Th, ISO.
Tuition from S25 tn : 30
Board. ncsud,ns table. rooms. fuei. light and
wsshlng SIPS, per month. pay able half III advance.
land: ur. b. ]. Duyal HenIico; DR.. s. Coates.
Henric.; Rev. ]. = Taylor; Richmond; Yelling
'o ia SIN. GkO. 6. EXALL. A. NJ.
cCu0OL NOTICE.-rhe next session Of the
- Scbco{ AT nv house Will commence on MON
DAY the 9th Of j. nuary, and continue ten months
Tarus. Tor board anu tuition, SISV' 10 DC pdiu
half annually. ,
pup,;s entrusted to my care will he considered a.
members OF my family, and receive the same at
HANOVER Dec q. 1882 de 302aw4w
'I,o PARENTS AND GU AKDlASS or
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on
the Ia. MONDAY in February 1862 at ROCK
MILL ACADEMT. IN Buckingham county, Va,
THUs. !. GARDEN; =, A. Nj, Princ,psl' TERMs
&c. No ,s;ras Only Is scholars taken. None
need apply who cannot give testimonies OF GOOD
moral hafits either by reference or certificate.
Those who desire ~ have their sons or wares ~
Will he free from the haunts OF vice and d ssipa-
ton will nave an opportunity OF entering them ~
apply .ns soon. Only few more pupils can be re-
For infor nation, apply to c. H. BARKSDALE.
Sup, RichRond. Va. ocE-tF
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DtI1MounNr TAX HIST.

IS x
G
and osss sa,s : % ~ ~ previously PAID "
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CO.PiETNEK ...Mr. VIM. II. CREW
I is TINS day admitted 10 an interest IN my bnsI-
ness which will be conducted. IN future, In the
raue Of CONRAD L CREW.
rannarye lHGO J. NJ. CONRAD.
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APPE KSCN q Dc PC 7,
Pharmaceutical Chemists,
1Gl Broad street, Richmond. Va.

IRON: IRON::-DfRECT lMPORTATIONS.
l $50 tons English Refined IRON. in store and
csivins per ship Erie direct from Liyerpooi. Elm,
Rounds from d to Al inches; Squares from q to 81
inches; Flats from to e Ak Sxl and l2x inches h
Half Rounds from !. to inch; Horse Shoe from q
to Xxx inch; NORWAY Rail Rods. Hoops, Bands End
sheet Iron. Also 60 tons Swedes Iron. ASSORTED
sizes: tons English. American and German Stee
for sale by EDWIN WOHiHAM q W.
de -d(cW2m