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r OST, on Sunday last, at st. Paul's
4 4 church or betw aen that building and tue
Catholic church, T. small: BHEAsTPiN-garnet and
pearl The finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t
at this office. de- 3l-2t%
7 OST. on Thursday, between corner
II ~ Eichfh and Na,shalI, a PLAIN GOLD
RING, with the words "Aice Lee inside aud
on SUNDAY the 25th, GOLD SLEEV BUTTON,
ONYX stone. a suitable reward Will ba paid on
tho delivery OF these articles at this office.
de Sits
T OST. two ACCOUNT BOOKS. one
IL black and one brown; wrapped up IN mar
ket apron, tOg ather with pound OF chocolate.
a liberal reward will be paid to the finder, on
leaving II at stall No. Ii, Old MARKET.
&c 3O-2t$ WILLIAM SCHhAF.
T OST, small black and tar 80
lLTERKtE S UPPY, about five ~
months OLD, ears and tail untrimmed auss-er -
tho nam. Of hoTTh. liberal reward Will DO
paid for her return u
PALMER. HARTSOOK & CO.,
de 27-8t los and l07 Fourteenth street.
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MAYuEM.-The young gentlemen con-
nectcd with the law school may find in the
following a new definition Of an important
legal term:
Out in Illinois a justice of the peace
was recently elected who is npt partlcu-
larly noted for legal attainmenss. Wish
ing to have little fun, a friend asked him
what he would do were case OF mayhem
brought before him for trial. The Squire
looked little puzzled at first, but soon
began to look wise, and said: / had a
case of that kind when I was Squire be-
fore, so I just ordered the fellow to Jail,
and after staying there for a week he was
willing to marry the girl' That, we sup
pose, is about the view Of it that would
be taken by Judge Underwood.
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A PASSAGE OF ARMs.-Uair-dresser.-
CHAIRS very dry, sir ~
Customer (who knows what's coming).-
81 like it dry"
Hair-dresser (after while, again adj
vancing to the attack -" Heads very
scurty, sir"
Customer (still cautiously retiring).-
"Ya-as, prefer it scuriy." =.
Assaiiant gives in, defeated. Cannot sell
any hair water this time.
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STOCK, FIXTURES, AND KEY OF
y GROCERY No. AIS SIXTH STREET FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-0n TUESDAY, December
3lst, commencing at IL o'clock, we Will ssll at
store No. 45 Sixth street tat the foot OF vegetable
msrkeD the stock OF groceries therein, together
with kew counters, platform ana counter scales,
Sc The stand ID one OF the best in tho city for
grocery or any other retail business.
s. JONES, a., CO.,
de28 AEctioneers.
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de 3l-Tu, Tn. Sa, N, &tds
BY Gruhbs q Williams. Aushoneers,
II crthwsst corner Of Main and Eleventh Etoets

GALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
- MARKET FARM OK THE BROOK TURN
PIKE, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUG
TtUN.-Cn MONDAY, December 3Oth. at4 o'c loo k
p. NJ. we will sell upon the premises. the very
valuable little farm of Is acres. fronting on the
Brook turnpike, adjoining Messrs Allan & John.
ston's, L. 5 Irvines, and G. Alberger's.
The dwelling is OF brick, with six rooms. There
are besides, r corn house, stable, etc.; and the
land is In very good condition for growing yese-
tables.
This place would be r. desirable home for some
one doing business in the city, being accessible
by good road.
The terms will be very liberal, and will be made
known al the time Of sale. Immediate possession
given. GhUBBS & WILLIAMS,
de % Auctioneers
PGSTP0fENENT.-'r above sale Is postponed
on account Of rho iTclemancy Of the weather unit
WEDNESDAY the lst Of January, 1868, at the same
hour. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
de 81 AnctiOneerS.
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AwctSoao Sales.
By Bowman Il stroock, Auc.ioneers.
No. IL Fourteenth street, between Main and r.rr
~~~~~~~~~~~<~~>
FUTURE DAY

Ivy Bowman Il stroock, Auctionsers,
No. IL Fourteenth street, between Main sna r.rv
ON A CCOU UNIT OF THE HoTJ.
~ DAYS, B0WhAg 4 sTR0oCK, ArctIones,.
nave pospop ss me sales Of tho 2!h and 3ist in
stants until THURSDAY the I'd OF January rsss
Ensa hsg viii Is o', a. their Il
sisting Of ' '"AtA7> con-
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GooDs
LADIES AND CENTS PURgsHrSG GoSDs
READY-M CLOTHING, '''O''
HATS, HOOPS,
WOCLLEN GOODS, &C.
ALSO
A very fine line OF Mems, Boys, Woman,
Misses, and Children's
BOOTS. SHOES, BRCGANs. end BALMoRAIs
TRUNKS. VALISEs, &c, &c ''
This being the last sale Of the season. aud wish.
Ing 10 close out all consgnments, We would spe.
cslly call the attention Of the trade to ths same.
TERMS OF SALE: al Gums under $780, each IN.
dor 1900, sixty days over that amount, ninety
days credit. with approved city endorsement.
| Z lunch will be- served.
BOWMAN & STR0OCK,
ds2s AuctioneeB.
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By Clop'cn & HAYWOOD,
Real rs ate Agents and Auctionesrs,
Tenth ytreet bttwasn Man and BANK.

TRUSTEE's SALE Of VALUABLE
1 REAL ESTATE. Situated AT THE COZ.
NRR OF TBISD STD j. CKSOH STREETS, FOB
SALE AT AUGTlAi.-By virtue Fl q deed OF
trust executed by u James Beals to me as tr1s.
therein mentioned. bearing date the ION day o!
February, 1897. and recorded In the cItrk' oi:s
a S ih at 1 tho G" OF a
| will proce To GEL ut Pc. auction. upon tho
premises on the SIXTH Way " JANUARY,
~ ~ GessS two W0o6 TESsaSSTs" At
H. cor,er of Tbirj and Jackson street,, in the
civ Of Richmond, fronting on the west line OF
Third street.
deSSHtis hYBR ANGLE, ia. Tru.,se.
cHERIFFS SAJE.-Will be sold for
= cash on the 9Th day OF January. 1893, the FOL-
lowing property-to wit, LOT Of BRICKS and MA
CHIEBfIY, and BULLDOGS containing them on
the va I'd known as he Virginia Brick COMPANY
yard also, one STEAM BNGINE at wharf on
James rivsr-io satisfy distress warrant In f,vor
of William s. Fowler, guardian; sc, against the
said Company. H. J. SMITH
CHERRIES SALE-Will be sold, for
- cash, on the eth day Of January, 1883. at 10
o'clock A. NJ Of til day tue following property
TO wit, One HORSE, BUGGY, and HARNESS; lot
| OF FURHlTURE. at the re'i5ence OF 4. smith. on
Savenih street and 80 much OF the fixtures and
effects at the distillery Of said 4. Smith, situated
on the James River and KEnawha. canal about
four miles above town. to satisfy license tax in my
hal ds against the said A. Smith.
Sale at vlstilery 70 commence ~ O'Clock Z. u.
X. J SJITH,
de 27-tds Sheriff OF HenricO comfy.
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mo IouN JAIsrR SOMETIMES

THO JOHN JAISER SON ETlMEs
l. CALLED J0BN FAlSBR I Is"s ,bsi
on %o N0 tSs Ea ss .d cOu e Rishm9aa
to appoint ySsaa PsSs s AND vii.
irnst aeeu is;e and Of record in the clerk
n isn ~ ne ssa eou conveying toyuu as true,
ta carn real esste therein named er the sStA
seo sr.,s Ese and benefit of myself and ehit
Snu nnoa ing moved bsyoad the limits oi this
S' 1o MARY j. fRhYFDGLE,
fn hsr own right and as next irlaad OF aer inisn1
lnnn 10 do 25-2stuaglst2Ls
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CH ERIFFS SALE-NOTICT.-Will
= be- sold on THU ESDAY the eth day Of January
lsfs o. tho broreTv, CnimboTaZo Nill, lately
occupied by + Schroeder, deceased, one STEAM
ENGINE and all the machinery and fixtures In
the said brewery also, one two-hoIse WAGON.
two BAY HORSES and HARNESS., one lot
SLAVES, EMPTY BAIRELS, &C., &C., to satisfy
State licenses and state and county taxes in my
hands against said Schroeder:
HENRY J. SMITH,
de 3O-2t Sheriff of Henrico county.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE SAY MILL hACalHEkY.-By ylrtae
OF a decree OF the Hastings Court OF The ely OF
the ID day Of November 1907, In the Of Smith
rs. Mcmillan and ais, win sell on TH0RSDtf
the I'd day OF January, lsss. at the store o. cars
A. 81 on q credit OF ninety days for negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed, tho mac hinsry men
toned in said bill consisting OF thirty nVe, horss
nov,sr SAW. MILL, hys EaAAES, three HEAD
Knocks. ons BAND WHEEL. ten boxes MA
CHIYERY, &c, sc. This machinery 70 very
valuable, and well worthy the attention OF deal
ers nd can be inspected prior to the day o. sale
WV THOMAS q. DUDLEY,
40 "a ida COMMISSIONER
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BY George (. Bagby, Real Estate Agent,
9li Main street between Ninth and Tenth.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU..
OABLE REAL ESTATE, IN HShHi9G s1
COUNTY, At AUCTlON.sBy virtue OF de
cree of the Circuit Court Of Hsnrico cog on Pro
nonneed on the I'd day Of vii TO-, proce
to sell at Pablo auction, on the premises % %
SATURpAi, 2sth day of December, ~; a. a. -
ocIock 81. II fair. Otherwise. the next fair day,
the real estate in the bill and mess i
acres, more or iess az spGaldL; near lar
the Carbon Hill Coal Mines, s6out uilrteen MI ies
ah h U Ricb Innnd which is said to be very good
land and to contain valuable coal b bness are
shis Mace hnd also the 243 acres, more or less,
Springfield pits aRG mn MS WbeS Is
we'll sst in oak and pine timber.
TppN,: Cash sufficient TO pay cost or suit, eX
,onses Of sale and 9iS II, with interest thereon
from 18th day OF January, 1907, till paid the
rsma;nter one half on q credit OF twelve months,
and ihe other half on credit of eis hteen months
fatinp for said deferred payments bonds with
God sec urity, bearing interest from day OF SALE
and title retained until further ord or OF the court
nnless the purchaser prefer paying all cash, in
whtch.case the conveyance will be made at once
J. Fl. SANDS,
Special Commissioner.
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The above sale has been postponed, on account
of the inclemency o. the weather, until THURS.
DAY, January 2 1893, at l? O'Clock NJ.
J n. SANDS,
do 3o-tds Special Commissioner.
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A DRY REMARK" Let's liquor"
The BEST THING DURAN aching tooth
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DOVER COMPANY'S PRICES:
LUMP COAL, superior for grates.....'...... % "
HAIL COAL, superior for CRATES and stoves > 30
AVERAGE COAL, superior for en8tnes..... a 80
FIFE COAL, superior for shops. 3 80
OVEN COKE, superior for cooking purposes, 50
per load of 20 bushels, delivered.
Liberal arrangements made with large con-
'1i-'' ''''' r. c. JONES, Agent.
Retail yard on Sixth street near the canal. oc
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Auctioresrs and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary.
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GRrnRs & wlLLIAxs, AuetIonesrs. De 70
SAFE OF VAL

CONN SSION Ek'S SALE OF VAL
" liable PROPERTY IN CHESTERFlBLD.-
As special COMMISSIONER Of the Circuit Court OF
the city OF Richmond, uudsr d decree pronounced
the 10Th OF November. 1901 IN tho snit OF Archer
against Webstsr and others, shall, on WE'D
NESDAY the !?d January, 1858, II fair and II not
on the first fair day thereafter, sell atpnoiic &uc'
ton on the premises, TO the highest bidder. a
that TRACT OF LAID In Chesterfield count
known AZ the 4" Bellonl Foundry and ATsan4l,
ng 227 ACRES more or less with the build
ings aud improvements thereon, Tor cash as to 30
u uch Of the purchase money as shall suiHce TO pay
the costs OF tho said suit and the expenses attend
Ing the sale including the commission Of the COM
missioner, and upon II credit Of Six, twelve, and
eighteen months respectively for eqnal install
msnts OF the residue OF thu raid purchase money !;
the purchaser TO execute bonds with good secu-
rty for the said insalmslts respectively, payable
TO the commits iopsr and the title OF the property
sold TO bs retained until the said bonds are fully
paid of.
Bcsing az commissioner, | shall sell only such
title as IL vested In the parties 10 said suit which
however, Is believed 70 DO perfect.
DABSEY W. hRCSER.
de- 23-2awtw Commissioner.
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faction SGLes.

BY Cook i Laughton, AuctIoneeTs'
Corner Governor and franklin streets.
FURNITURE. BEDDING, stow 5,
u &C., At AUCTIoN.-on TUESDAY the aist
instant. at 10 o'clock, we will sell az our Stors
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHhlEs.
Several good CARPETS.
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BUREAuS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BEDSTEApS,
SINGLE and DOUBLE COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
STAINED WARDHOBES and WASHsTlHDs,
CANE and WOOD SEAT CHA1RS,
HAT.RACKS, ETEGRES.
New HAZE and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHsR BEDS and PILLOWS,
NURSERY and PARLOR FENDBRS,
COOKING, CHAMBER, and OFFICE STOVES,
TIN SAFES, TABLES, &c.
de- 30 COOK & LAUGHTON. Auctionees.
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BY Grubbs & Williams auctioneers,
Eorthwes corner Main and Eleventh stree

COMMISSIONER SALE OF A
v VALUABLE HOUSE ARD LOT, ON CHURCH
I'LL, At AUGTlOn.-Ry virtue Of u decree Of
tho Circuit Court OF Henrco county entered on
the 4th Of November, 1851, in the case OF Cray
u.s. Crav's guardian. &c. :" | Will, As special com
missioner thersby appointed, sell at public auc-
ton, upon the premiae., on FRIDAY, January 3,
1853, at O'Clock r, NJ, lif fair. II not then on
the next fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted.
at tn 9 same hourD the HoU6E aud L. T CT which
James Cray died seized and possesSsd and now
occupied by Hrs. Johnson. situated At the eorne .
of Broad and Thir y-third streets, On ChimooraI
Hill.
Tho lot fronts on Broad street 10? feet and for
one half Of that front extends back 70 MaThali
street $50 feet deep and for the other All I69 tset
deep, as will be shown by map on the day OF
sale.
The first sto-y OF the house is OF brick. me
other story Is Il wood u contains sight rooms,
with shnsle roof, staols, wood and coal houss,
and q well If good water In the yard
TsRMs : $3.50 cash the balance at four, e1gnt,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, intersss
added the title being retained by the court until
| the notes are paid. Purchaser to pay taxes Tor
| 1903. BENZ AMI, IL. 5Anh'
| Gprpps WrrIItyg huctiOngsrS. de -
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acGj GUJ Wood,

TORTY CORDS OF PINE WOOD
e. for sale at +! so per cord. Families in want
Of such can be suppte4 by applying to
JOSEPH ALLARD, JR.,
rnrpar Tua ntiath nd Dock strsetS.
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DIED.

Thomas II. Allen. ' ''
:, DIn2DG{iHHbbIRIY. - On the 2Ist instant. JOHN
DOUGHERlH. aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
nlly invited to attend the funeral from the rest
dence of his son; Casper Dougherty No 1906 s. Fourth
sSIyeS 81 S on sunday afternoon at o'clock To proceed
GAHAN.-On the 18th instant ISAAC aAuAN
SonI,in'law OF MI Peter smith. OF Kaghn's Point,
The relatives and friends ofthe family also wther-
spoon Circle b. U. III. f. G. OF A. are respectfuliy
dence Walnut street between seeond d and f locust res
streets Camden, N j., on Sunday afternoon next at2
JONES.-On the 10th instant after n long and nain
iul illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH, widow of the late
Gosline, In the 55th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
Day street, below Thompson on sunday afternoon BON
al O'Clock To proceed to Hanover Street Ground.
tMcCosKER ON the 10th instant, MICHAEL
TGe relatives and friends of the family are respect
dence, N f. corner Of Thirteenth street aud Columbia
avenue on Saturday morning, the 23d instant at So
O'Clock.
RAsTER.-on the goth instant Mrs SARAH D.
RASTER, in the 4ith year of her age,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
uenCe, No. 10ll Lemon street. on sunday afternoon,
the Gath instant, at O'clock without further notice.
RICHARDSON Thursday the 2lst instant, at the
residence OF her brother, DR.. Skerrett ELIZABETH
s. rect of the late John Armstrong Richards; aged 30
years. ~
woLF,-On the 22d instant MARGARET J.. wife of
John +. Wolf and eldest daughter OF Thomas Martin,
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral from her fathers
residence No 1910 Richmond street, on Monday, the
25th instant at ] o'clock p. NJ. To proceed TO Cedar
Hill Cemetery
YOST.-ou the 2ist instant, THOMAS GRAHAM,
son of jacob A. aud Lizzie A. Yost, aged years and
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral from the residence
OF his parents 1924 Franklin street on Monday the
25th instant at 10 o'clock. To proceed TO Woodlands
Cemetery.
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AN INFORMANT PATENT.-Mr. William Null
lee of Chesterville, Chester county, Pennsylva-
MIA has obtained a patent for an Improvement
on the manufacture and vucanzing of India
rubber. Mr.. Mullee claims for his improve
ment that 1t win produce a superior article TO
anything heretofore made from hard rubber,
embracing all the variety of articles now made
from that material. ITO
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PETTa TaRCRNIEs,-Charles Cushman and
Daniel Sld. aged resnectivel, savanteauo ara
elghleelFe arrested In the Twenty-seventh
Whru Dyeer Kelly, for engaging i'm q mum Der
OF petty tnies in that neighborhood, each OF
conslaeIdValue. They were committed by
Aldermalen.
Jane Ldtcolored), aged thirty-nine years,
arrested %yarrant at Seyer,th and ShinnaSS
streets, Nppropriatinp another coinTad
woman - hrty, in the shape of wearing ap-
parel' Anan Hurley committed her in
default of
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LARCENY OF A POCKET ooK.-James Goss
WAS yesterday arrested on the charge OF rOh-
bing Captain Kemphill, whose vessel lay
moored at Green street wharf of pocket
book containing money TO the amount OF Tb
and many valuable papers. Goss was seen in
the vicinity OF the vessel under suspicious cir
cumstances, and is alleged to nave picked the
arrested at his residence at Front and Noble,
and committed by Alderman Toland in default
OF 5000 bail,
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY AND TODAY
The weather yesterday was not of that agreeable
nature which all had hoped would introduce,
attend through, and ursher out the ever-memo
rable "lwenty-second." 1t was not pleasant,
nor Watit cheering. Thelate fall of snow which
old winner sent US, as a reminder that he had
not yet made his demise tended not to heighten
lhe enjoyment of all engaged in yesterdays
celebration, but IL had no sooner covered our
streets, When 1t was greeted with n general
thaw, cau1ed by artificial and natural effects,
ana the fact was selfevident to all who were
without The general aspect of the sky gave no
pleasure; theair was damp, like unto that which
precedes rain; periodically ray OF sunshine
would light up the streets and send a cheering
hope TO the heart, but ii was of short duration,
and the condition Of the walks and highways
equailed tha (which so excited public feeling
about three weeks ago. The weather tended,
withal, to dampen, to some extent, the ardor
OF the patriotic, during the celebration of yes
teTday.
This morning we observed change. The air
was cold ana chilly; the Sky wore a wintry
aspect. But to pedestrians this change is pro-
baDly more welcome, since it is accompanied
with better condition of our public walks
During the week the range OF the thermo-
meter at the Merchants Exchange has been as
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Two OR THREE COLDS in succession will, with
many constitutions, securely establish the seeds
of Consumption in the system, thus converting
what was originally simple, curable affection,
into one generally fatal. While ordinary pru-
dence, therefore, makes 1T the business of every
one to take care of a Cold until it is got rid of
Intelligent experience fortunately presents a
remedy in DIR. Jayne's EXpectorant, thoroughly
adapted to remove speedily all Coughs and
Colds, and one equally effective in the primary
stages of Consumption, Asthma, and Bron-
chiIis. Sold by all Druggists. Prepared only at
No 242 Chestnut street.
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MARRIED.

BERK1 K1MAN-HOLLAND-Ou \ the evening OF the
gth February, by Rev. q. d. Bnardnan Mr. ROBERT
PHILADELPHIA. " 80
PERRINE-CODY.-Fe 10. bv Rev. william
SalBC8Ti; Mr; GEORGE w. PERRINE, of Ohio, u
Miss ElIAA D. CODY. Of Philadenhla.
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THE GREAT REMEDY of the day is unques-
tionabIy PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, for the
instant relief of all pains, scalds, bruises, etc.
and for pains in the stomach and bowels. 1t
is used with encouraging success in sudden
attacks Of cholera and cholera-morbus. No
family should pretend to keep house without it
alUaNS hY them.
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To THE PUBLIC.-J. j. Tuttle, No 926 Chestnut
street, importer of Wines, Teas, Crosse & Black
wells Pickles, Sauces, ETC., Will shortly open
large stock of goods. Previous TO which is
offered a choice assortment of genuine Havana
Cigars, imported in the steamers Hendrick
Hudson and Stars and stripes.
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CHURCH OF THE REDEMPTION, TwENTY-sECoYD
AND sCALLowHILL STREETS.-With pleasure we
direct attention TO the advertisement i'll another
column. The pastor of this church, Rev. George
a. DuTborow is well known to residents of tine
northwestern portion Of the city as having
been faithful and devoted missionary in that
section for the last twenty years. He has been
most untiring in mis- labors in the great
cause of evanGelization, aud in the long
course of his ministratiOnS has endured
trials and priVations such as ministers are
seldom called to encounter, = But God has
prospered the work of his hanLS, and from the
humble lecturer in n sCnool-house he has be-
come the pastor of large and interesting con-
gregation. The church has, through the munl-
ficence of a few friends, been recently greatly
enlarged and improved. The interior is now
finished and is truly beautiful The exterior
Will be completed as soon as the weather may
permit. 1t will be reOpened, according TO
notice, ON tomorrow, and three services will
be held by distinguished divlpes of this city:
There Is a small debt OF some two thousand
dollars remaining and it is the intention to
raise, VI possible. sufficient on lat 'ay o pay
it off, -H I'..I..
WA warmly commend this enterplse o the
substantial sympathies Of the friends oi Ger re-
ligioh.
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THE GREAT FEATURE OF HUMPHREYS HO-
MUoPATHIC SPECIFICS is that each remedy is a
Specific for some wel-lknown complaint.or dis
ease, so that a person in buying case may
obtain the particular Medicine required for any
ordinary complaint. Thus thousands, at u
trifing expense, have been cured oflong stand
ing troublesome diseases. upon whicn they have
expended hundreds of dollars in vain. See the
List of Remedies in another column.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC Homeopathic Co.,
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
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RB-OnsERvE THIsl
~" OBSERVE THisl
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