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CHRISTMAS AND
u NEW YEARS PRESENTS

NHRISTMAS AND
u NEW YEARS PRESENTS
"Why, Christmas, it's the very time for gifts,
Heart and hearth commence,
Where each kindly pledge
Brings gentle memories Of love and hOme.'
WOODHOUSE PARHAM,
(LATE JAMES WOODHOCaE 4 CO.,)
GOVERNOR STREET. NEAR MAIN,
have for sale, suitable for presentation.
BIBLES, English editions. various sizes, In beau
PRAYER BOOKS, choicest editions, in elegant
HYMN Bo0ks; of several denominations, beauti-
THE ! sT2N HSaRf POETS illustrated and in ex-
quiste bindings
LADIES' WORK-B0XEs. uniquely oraamented
pORTABiEE S WRifiNG- DESKS:
TOURISTS GASES, very pretty, containing imple-
ments for writing and other conveniences
PORT FOLIOS, in great variety .
SATCHEIS, OF MOROCCO, for ladies
BEAUTIFUL WRISTBANDS.
THE FINEST GOLD PENS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
ELEGANT NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES,
SUPERIOR POCKET KNIVES,
WALKING CANES.
SUPERB GUITARS,
together with choice COLLECTION Of
CUIIDREN'S BOOKS: some entirely new and
pleasing. WOODHOUSE PARllAM.
de 9I-lot The new store, on Governor street.
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NJ Look: Look: Look!
r. w ALLEN & SON,
SIGN PAINTERS,
CORNER FIRTH AND BROAD STREETS,
have opened a branch of their business down town.
on Seventeenth street, between Main and Cary, a
few doors from the Old Market.
II you want sign, or painting of any descrip-
ton, drop in. de 22-2t
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APPEAL TO WESTERN VIRGINIA.-1f the mat
ter of the restoration of the original limits of
Virginia had been ever doubtful, it is settled
now. The appeal presented in the House of
Delegates yesterday is altogether irresistible :
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY

WOOD FOR SALE.-We will sell, at
w New Kent Courthouse, on the FIRST DAY
OF JANUARY NEXT, about FOUR THOUSAND
CORDS OF PINE WOOD, situated Oh the Poor.
house land, near New Kent Courthouse, and with.
in two and half miles of . good landing on the
Pamunky river.
JOHN T. HARRIS.
JOHN MAYO,
JAMES N. G0DD1N,
WIN. H. TUNSTALL,
de 2l-2tAwtd OversCers Of Poor.
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NJ SELLING On 1t Cost.
CLOAK AND FUR DEPOT,
A. EAMUELS,
over A. PizIini's, Broad street, between Eighth
and Ninth,
has large and well-selected stock of
CLOAKE AND FuRA
Of the the latest styles, which he IL determined
to sell OF Ut cost within the next two weeks.
de ll-lm -
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TlIRECT IMPORTATION OF MI NIL
~ TleA MOex.--Ws hlve jue4 tslsivsa. , ".iiss IL
c S d hr' NV Z! saos
~ :. :. ''''''' : - a :s s::;,
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BY Harrison. GOddin 1 Apperson,
Bankers. Brokers and Real Estate Agents.

CMALL FRAME TENEMENT, ON
= BAKER, BETWEEN ST PETER AND CLAY
sold ut auction, ON the premises, ON FRIDAY, the
I'D of December, lass, at 4 O. clock, p. NJ, the
FRAME TENEMENT located "a above, containing
three rooms and now renting for twenty dollars
per month.
bearing interest. The taxes to be paid by the pug
chaser.
de Fl HARRISON, GODDIN l. APPERsOX.
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ERESH SUPPLIES FOR THE HOII-
IL DAYS.-We call the attention of our customers
and others, who are making preparations for the
Christmas and New Years holidays to our stock Of
COGNAC BRANDY. SHERRY WINE,
Du uT 4 C Il SET PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE,
LONDON MUSTARD, LONDON PORTER,
SCOTCH ALE, GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
MACCARONL BUCKWHEAT.
TABLE SALT, in boxes
MARSHALL'S SALT,
CUT, LOAF, CRUSHED and COFFEE SUGARS !;
BUCKEYE and PEACH-BLOOM POTATOES,
FAMILY HERRINGS, in half barrels.
JOHN BLAIR,
de lew No. So Main street.
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HOLU7AY GOOp6.
n r. n9wNbEND,
BOOKSELLERS. 6TATIoAER
as ss AND
DEALER IN FANCY GOODS,
No. 100 MAIN STREET,
hAs fpr sale, suitable for CHRISTNA6 and 4IW-
YEAR PRESENTS,
Handsome BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES,
PORTFOLIOS
great variety OF ses
GOLD PENS, OF THE BEST MAKERS;
CHILDREN'S BOOKS. OF EVERY VARIETY ;
CHESS BOARDS AND CHESS MEN,
together with as large stock Of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
as can be found anywhere in the city.
E. p. TOWNSEND,
dc 2e-lw No. l0c Main street.
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TEPOT OF CHH1DTAA1 GOoDD.
r1s LAlassr STOCK IN I'm CRY
cosyscrlosruisss. yAscr oooDs
AID
FIRE WORKS!
81 D. .so'D7NT& co... ..f(ff
wuoIxsALg AND ngTAII DnALsRs n
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONTEMPORARIES,
Main street, under spolswood Hotel,
a6 RICHMOND, VA,
call the attention Of purchasers OF
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YRAR GOODS
10 his large stock Of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES, RA1s1NS,
CITRON, FIGS, CURRANTS, MALAGA
GRAPES. ORANGES, LEMONS.
All kinds Of
PLAIN AND FANCY FRUIT,
POUND AND SPONGE CAKES.
CHOICE WINES,
BRANDY AND WHISKY, ss
SUPERIOR SARDINEs AND PICKLES,
BEST HAVANA CIGARS,
and all kinds Of
TOYS FOR CHILDREN
INDIA RUBBER BALLS,
CHINA DOLLS,
MARBLES, &C.,
FIRE-CRACKERS.
ROMAN ROCKETS,
TORPEDOES, &c,
PRESERVED GINGER,
BRANDY PEACHES,
PRESERVED FRUITS,
COCOA-NUTS,
CHAMPAGNE, SCOTCH ALE,
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
PIPES, PORTE MONNAIES,
POCKET BOOKS,
KNIVES, and an endless stock Of
FANCY GOODS. de Slot
Darcy & GENTRY MAJ, STREET.
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH, NORTH sIDR.
have hand for the holidays large assortment Of
CENTS, LADIES, MISSES and CHILDRENS'
BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES.
selected from the
BEST FACTORIES IN THE UNITED STATES,
all of which we are determined to
SELL AT COST,
as We wish to reduce our stock-a great induce
ment for country merchants and al Others who
"''" - THE BEST GOODS.
To persons who wish to make their friends .
nice Christmas present,
DARBY GENTRY'S
Is the place to get them
GOOD and CHEAP.
We have nice CONGRESS CATERS at TWO
DOLLARS;
MOROCCO BooTEEs at TWO DOLLARS:
MISSES CONGRESS CATERS at ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CENTS.
CHILDREN'S MOROCCO BOOTS At SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS and ONE DOLLAR;
GENTS TY-MADE BOOTS from TEN to FOUR
TEEN DOLLARS.
We also offer a nice lot Of
FINE FELT HATS.
All of which we will sell at cost. And We
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OFFICE CRY ENGINEER, !
norou,hnp n 1aiSS

OFFICE CITY ENGINEER,l
December 10, 1866.
T AM INSTRUCTED BY THE CON-
i MISSIONERS Of STREETS to publish the fol-
lowing extract from the City Ordinance concern.
ing streets. w. GILL. City Engineer.
erect any house or other structure upon the line OF
any street or public alley shall nrst obtain from
The Engineer Of the city csrtiheste IN writing
place where such house structure II TO be erected
and Z shall be the duty Of the Engineer to ale In
cate. II any person shall build, or erect, or at
tempt 70 build or erect any house other structure
upon the line OF any such street or alley without
having nrst obtained such certificate, he shall DO
nned not less than ave nor more than twenty dol
lars" s lssaefaa dc 3z-1t
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NJ 10TH I N q BETTER FOR PRE-
~ SENTS THAN
DORSAY COLOGNE WATER,
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS,
PENNY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS,
CORAL HAIR TONIC,
CORAL DETERGENT,
CORAL ODONTO, or
LUBIN'S EXTRACTS.
For sale at WOODS PHARMACY,
de c0-3t corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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ne China and Crockery.
GENERAL WORCESTERSHIRE STORE,
SIXTH STREET, NEAR CLAY.
Just received direct from Europe FINE STOCK
OF WHITE GRANITE AND COMMON GOODS
PRESENTS-such as TOYS, DOLLS,
offer to the trade at SMALL AD-
VANCE ON COST AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
de al-lw FRED. r. ANDREW.
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DREPARE FOR CHRIST-@ n
l. MAs-REID's OYsTER AND&Ni0y
GAME DEPOT; ALSO, sTABLING W.
FOR STOCK.-The public can be
tity, wholesale and retail. Family orders careful
ly put up All orders promptly attended to and
delivered at the shortest notice. Gentlemen can
be served by the dozen, at the box, with the BEST
OF OYSTERS, at q low price.
ROBERT REID,
Game Depot, Sixth street, near Clay,
de oo-6t formerly Verandah Hotel.
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HOLIDAY SUITS OF CLOTHING.
JULIUS kRAKER,
43 MAIN STREET, ~
has selected from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore fine assortment Of
RE DY NJ AIDE CL OTHING
which he can sell cheaper than any other house in
this city. They consist Of
CASINET PANTS ........................@2.es
CASHMERE PANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
CASHMERE SUITS at...................e15 and $40
SILk-MIXEDSUITS from. ..........t2o, IS and 30
BOYS CASHMERE SUITS from. .......... % to @l2
BOYS OVERCOATS FROM. IS and up
GENTS OvERC0ATS from. .$io and up
FINE SILK-NELVET VESTS. :..:..........~.. $50
CENTS Melted UNDERSTANDS at.........412s
Come aud get your bargains at ~ Main street,
where You can get the worth OF yonr money.
CASSIMERES AND BEAVERS
for MERCHANT TAILORING. to which depart;
made up at the shortest notice.
de 2O-lOt JULIUS KRAkER, - Main street.
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CHRISTMAS BOOKS AND PRE-
~ SENTS.-We would call the attention of those
making Christmas presents to our fine selection OF
STANDARD BOOKS, IN antique and morocco bind
riety. Juveniles, our stock il we'll selected and
LADIES' DRESSING CASES, WRI-
TING DESKS, PORTFOLIOS, POCKET BOOKS,
GOLD PENS, &c.
All we ask is call from those in want
A. II. CHRISTIAN 4 CO.,
de est Main street, opposite SpOtswoOd.
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r AIDES, MISSES AND
Ii CHILDRENS FURS.
Now 6ttIvHI
FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS,
for gentlemen. youths and boys.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

JOHN DOOLEY
has reduced the prices Of LADIES' FURS fully
twenty Ave per cent.
Ladies are particularly requested to take notice
of this reduction.
The stock Of HATS Of all qualities, from the
coanest to the finest fashionable Hat is full, aud
will be found all that ia desirable. Also. large
stock Of low priced NEGRO HATS.
de 72-st No. aas SPOTSWOOD HOTEL.
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TOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HALL& HUTCHINSON.
No. Fourteenth street, below Main.
HOSIERY and GLOVES, LACES and EDGINGS,
SUSPENDERS, LACE Wells,
NECK TIES, VELVET RIBBONS,
HOOP SKIRTS, LADIES' CARRIERS,
CORSETS, BELTS.
LINEN-CAMBRIC AND HEM-STITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS, SHIRT FRONTS.
PINS, NEEDLES.
BUTTONS, in variety;
LINEN THREADS and SPOOL COTTON,
H HAfRs TOOTH q yrFie and SHOE BRUSHES.
TOILET SOAPS,
COLOGNES and EXTRACTS,
HAIR OH. and POMADES,
FANCY BOXES,
CLOCKS, PIPES, &c, u -
with an endless variety of FANCY GOODS, to
which the attention Of the trade is directed.
de 20-1ct
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FOR. RENT

Upper PART OF A VALUABLE
- TENEMENT ON MAIN STREET, OP- IA
POSITE THE SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, FOR f:D
RENTING offer for rent the UPPER PART E21
of the tenement located above over the store OF
Mr. Lithauer. Possession given ut once. Apply
to
de Eft HARRISON, GODDlN & APPERSON.
T1OR RENT. THE UPPER PART OF
Il the house No. lso Main street, corner Of -
Thirteenth. Apply to ::1
de 2o-st i. B. SPENCE, Agent. ~
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
~ LADIES' AND GENTS
PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS.
Having been appointed Sole Agent Of tho
BOSTON PAPER-COLLAR COMPANY
for the State Of Virginia, am prepared to furnish
LADIES' AND GENTS
PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS,
Of all styles,
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
season, than a Cox Of these COLLARS or CUFFS.
being useful well ornamental. The Collars
Of this Company are made Of THE FINEST LINEN
PAPER, and s. warranted" equal to, and
cheaper than, any in the market.
RETAIL PRICES OF COLLARS:
Bunches OF ten .eoc
Boxes Of one hundred. ........................32
Cuffs at all prices. Liberal discount made to the
trade. Parties DESTROYS OF purchasing are request
ed to call and examine these Collars, ~ money
can be saved by puFch asing from first hands.
JESSE ]. UNDERHlLL,H Agent,
Seventh street, between Main and franklin,
de Its at the Shoe Store of John Pollock.
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! We also offer a nice lot Of
FINE FELT HATS.
/ All of which we will sell at cost. And we
pledge ourselves to do what we have stated.
f! All We ask is to give a trial. de 2a-2w
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EOR CHRISTMAS DAY.-SIZER
II BRIGGS, Broad street, next door to the Cen
trail Depot have on hand, and are daily receiving,
large invoices of DRESSED FOWLS, BUTTER,
EGGS, APPLES, &C., suitable for this festive sea
sOn de 22-2t
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EOR RENT, FOR THE ENSUING
YEAR, THE CORNER UNDER THE ST. -
CHARLES HOTEL, NOW OCCUPIED BY G;i1
DESIRABLE STANDS IN THE CITY FOR
BANK OR A BROKER. Also, THE STORE ON
MAIN STREET, No. 8, NOW OCCUPIED By
THOMAS J. BAGBY. Apply to
JOHN H. WILLIAMS,
de ls-lw at Harveys 4 Williams.
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DOR CHRISTMAS.
Il IMPORTED MADEIRA WINE, for cooking
and 1avOring;
VERY SUPERIOR RUM,
OLD APPLE BRANDY,
FINE WHISTLES,
HOLLAND GIN,
FRENCH BRANDIES,
NUTMEGS AND SPICES of all kinds.
CHARLES L. TODD,
de 2o-4t corner Sixth and Clay streets.
YIN Err & CO., WHOLESALE
~ Manufacturers Of AMERICAN, FRENCH and
ITALIAN CONFECTIONERY, PLAIN and ORNA-
MENTAL CAKES, and dealers in FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC FRUITS. No. II Main street, Rich
mond, Va. de 70-lw
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ToB BACCo,
A CARD TO INVALIps.

A olerymen residing in South America as n mis-.
Asonaly discovered safe aud simple remedy lor
the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Eearly Decay, Dis.
eases ofthe Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train ofdisorders brought BY banefni and vi.
tious habits. Great numbers nave been already eur
ed ty this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO
heneht the. afflicted and uniortnnnte, will send the
sealed envelope, to sny one who needs it, Ffse Of
Charge. sHII rA tNtaHs
Please inelose post paid envelope, addressed 70
yourself JOSEPH T. IHMAN.
sTAtLes 5tg D. bISlH HOUSE. NewYork City.
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gailg Gurpire.
Making History.

Republican letter writer from Washing
ton, giving an account Of the execution OF
the four prisoners on the 9Th inst, SAYS.
Owing to physical state and the weight OF
her chalns, Mrs. SnrratL was almost carried TO
the gsllows."
As the Republican party is hunting prop
er device TO represent its philanthropic and
political ideas, we would suggest that it can
be iound in the above related and historical
tragic fact IL would not look Just like the
Goddess of Liberty, and therein it would be
no lie ON the party adopting it; but white
female on platform, with rope attached to
beam above and to her neck below, and
herself loaded with chains, would be no mis-.
representation Of the philanthropic and DO.
htical IDEAS of the Republican party, especial.
ly If to the back ground of the picture we're
added negro in the attitude of having a
garland of flowers placed ON bis head by
Yankee maiden
OF course, the history of the device is
necessary, to understand its adaptation and
merit
That history is The arrest OF refined,
well-educaled, aud Christian lady, on the
charge of completely in the murder of Presi.
dent Lincoln.
Her incarceration in a dungeon, and her
appearance daily, on her trial. With her hands
iu chains and her feet in irons
The indecent and cruel haste of her exc
cution within twenty.four hours after her
conviction by an illegal tribunal, on doubtful
testimony aud by Witnesses who gave their
testimony under fear of their own lives.
The closing of all doors, judicial and Ex-
eeutive, to all applications for respite of her
execution for q lew days, to enable her to
make her family and spiritual arrangements
for her death.
Lastly, the fact that owing to her physical
state, and the aoeight of her chains she was
almost carried to the gallows.
And it may be added, as part of the past
history of this cruel tragedy, that Payne, the
leading surviving conspirator declared in his
last moments, that Mrs Surratt knew moth
ing whatever of the intention TO murder Mr..
Lincoln, aud had no completely whatever in
the affair. And further, that the main wit
ness on the part Of Holt, Stanton, or against
Mrs. Surratt, has, since her murder, made
confession that be testified as he did, before
the Military Commission, to save his own
life, and that Mrs, Surratt was innocent.
A white woman innocent, as is now admit
ted, an educated, refined Christian lady,
hung by Holt, Stanton & Co., is part of the
history of the Republican administration
of the General Government
The suggestion we have made of The de-
vice Of the Republican party--which is now
speaking to change its name to save it from
infamy-we think it had better adopt, as the
least liable to misinterpretation, aud the most
likely to meet the general sentiment Of the
country, the general idea OF "drift."
We are drifting. Few know what that
means-yet we are drifting toward anarchy.
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Facts for the Curious.

Thomas Jefferson and John Adams both
died on the 4th of July, 1926. John Adams
died in his 9lst year, and was eight years
older than Thomas Jefferson Thomss Jeffer-
son was eightyears older than James Madison;
James Madison was eight years older than Jas.
Monroe; James Monroe was eight years older
than John Quincy Adams. The first FIVE of
our Presidents--all Revolutionary men
ended their terms of service in the same yeer
Of their age. Washington, born February %,
1882; insugurated, 1889, term of service
expired in the Goth year of bis age. Thomas
Jefferson, born April 2l, l743i inaugurated
1901, term Of service expired in the Goth
year of his age. James Monroe born April
2, 1875; inaugnrated 1917; term of service
expired in the Goth year of his age
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CHICKENS BY WHOLESALE. - One Of our
friends in the suburbs has fitted up an apart.
ment on his premises, in which to hatch
chickens through artificial heat. The FIRST
experiment consisted in arranging ffty eggs
upon shelves in the room, covering them with
cotton, and raising the temperature of the
room, with gas heater, to los degs. This
was done three weeks ago. AM yesterday the
chickens commenced to break the shell, and
to peep in the conventional manner common
to ell well regulated chickens Our friend hit
upon los degs as the proper temperature, by
placing thermometer under a setting hen,
which raised the mercury at that point. He
is mach pleased with his success, and thinks
OF continuing operations on larger scale
Uepe. Herald,
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piann :Fortes.

DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.-June Ist, 1865
Piano Fortes in rich cases highly finished, made Of
|neir patent insulated irou rim and Frame (oast in
Inc pece), with oyerstrung scales making them the
post perfect and durable known and es pecially
|dapted tn warm climates. All are finished with all
'Hrge round cornersfront and back alike. Centre pi
,nos. r
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Some Of our radical Northern philanthro-
pists who have grown wealthy upon the labor
Of poor white men, say that justice demands
that the shareholders should divide their
estates with their former slaves because Of
previous labor performed BY them. Although
the negro slave may have nothing to show
for the years of labor he has performed, how
much worse of is he than thousands Of North.
srn free white laborers, who have been slaves
70 the unremunerAtive wages of capitalists
If Justice requires the stakeholder to divide
with the negro, justice must demand that
such Northern philanthropic capitalists who
have grown rich through the unremunerated
labor Of Northern while men, shall also di-
vide their possessions between those who have
toled that they might live in ease and Affiu-
hltelhqencer.
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SiHn SHnY psHFNHcTW RIhNS TWAAFnAHTER sAFIsAAHETGEEIRoHTO re

Agent for Piano Stools, Tuning Scales
,'ning Hammers and Forks. Musical Instruments
Musical Merchandise OF all kinds. Piano Forte
aker materials Of all kinds, &o &c., 6c all at the
|cular. Address all Orders.
O.J. WILLARD
asdaWa b4T Broadway, New Yorki
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CERTIFICATE OF Authority
flo expire on the Slst day Of January, 1901
OFFICE or fHR AUDITOR OF srAfE,
Iueurausa


C6ilHsbuf Ohio, January 80 ls65.
WAertaI, The GERNASIA, HANOVER, NIAsARA, and
htPubLIo Fire Insurance Companies, located at New
York in the State Of New York have each filed Ia tha
ONCE asworn statement Of its condition. required by
the FIRST section Of the Act "To regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State OF Ohio"
passed April 1855 and amended February 1854 aud
Whereas, eaeh Ot said Companies has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that they each
possessed of At least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of
actual Capital invested In stocks, bonds, In
mortgages of real estate, worth double the amount
for which the same Is mortgaged and, Whereas, each
Of said Companies has hied In this Office a written
instrument under its corporate zeal, signed BY the
President aud Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
or agents Of said Companies IN this state 10 HckuOw
ledge service Of process for and la behalf of said Coma
panies according to the terms of said law
Aoio, ThsT,fore, IN pursuance " the hrst section
Of the aforesaid act, 1, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor
Of State, for Ohio, do hereby certiy that said GEh-
MAsiA, HANoyER, AiAaARA and kErUHLlc Fire Insur-
ance Companies Og New York, authorized 10
transact the business Of Fire sud Marine Insurance
ia tHs state until the thirty -hrst lay Of January, in
tho year one Thousand eight huadred and siKty-sx.
ia WaHee WhrsJ haYe hereimto subscribed M
nanle aud oause the seal 0f Iny Oh TO be Afhxed
tile day aud year aboSe written
jas. n. GOODMAN,
tLS.l Auditor Of sist
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SMALL PARLOR PIANOS.

ULL, Round. MELLOW TORE-RASY AND
ELASTIC TOUCH-ELEGAN AND on.
NAMENTAL IN INAPPRARANCE.
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A Chicago Grand Jury having found indict
ments against the keepers of more than one
hundred houses Of IN fame in that city, the
police, on Monday night, made descent on
ninety -four houses, capturing that number Of
keepers of the dens, They we're all admitted
TO bail ID 6ve hundred dollars. More than
SlOO 900 worth ofjewelry were captured with
the crowd