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Perfum.e.ry and Fancy Articles.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING a NEW SUR
wv ply of Perfnmery, Dressing Combs, Long
Combs, Tuck Combs, Fine Combs, Pocket Books,
Ladies' Porte Monaies, Hair Pins, Hair Bashesa
Necklaces, Violin and, Guitar Strings, Marbles,
Pipes, Harmonies, Jews Harps, Aeeordeons, &C.,
w UPccHURcH q DoDBs
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

EXCHANGE HOTEL,
r a l. Ell @ n, N. Q.
THIS HOTEL HAVING BEEN REBUILT,
i in part, twenty rooms having completed
and neatly furnished, will be re-opened for the
reception of the
TRAVELLING PUBLIC ON
THIS DAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD.
The old friends of the former Exchange, aud
the public generally, cordially invited to call
and see, and be entertained with
Good Accommodations and Good Fare on Mode
rate Terms.
W. Fl. CUNNINGGIM, Proprietor.
Sept. 5th, 1857. 70-tf.
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RALEIGH, N. c., THURSDAY,
UNION LEAGUE OF AMERICA.
BLANK FORM.

We the undersigned, members of the Union
League of America, respectfully petition that
Charter may be granted us to have and to hold
Council of the o. L. A., to be known as -
State Of. We have elected the following
officers: ....
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
A. NUMBER 1 ARTICLE IN PERFECT
"A cumming order, and entirely new; foF SAFE
by w. II. q k. = FqGkAEE..h g g ssSo; 70
June IS, 1867. @n
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BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG
BEST DRIED FRUIT FOR FAMILY USE! !

FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS DESIRING TO
II supply, themselves with a, good article of
Dried Fruit, for winter use, can have any kind,
or an assortment, carefully selected and packed
signed. Apples, peeled and unpeeled Peaches,
Pears, Cherries, and Plums, now on hand
and constantly shipping So
E. A. VOGLER,
e Salem, N. C.
Sept. Il, 1857. 7S-1m>
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NEW ARRIVALS! NEW ARRIVALS!!
GROCERIES! GROCERIES I!
FLOUR! FLOUR!!
1OO BBLS. SUPERFINE AND EXTRA
SO Sacks Family Flour, now arriving.
SUGAR! SUGAR!!
m OOO LBS. REFINED AND BROWN
lU,UUU Sugars, now arriving.
COFFEE! COFFEE!I
IN SACKS RIO COFFEE, now arriving.
MOLASSES! MOIASSES
I OOO GALLONS MOLAssEs, now arriv-
SODA! soDAI!
1 kOO LBS COOKING SODA, now arriv-
BLACKING! BLACKING!!
IN GROSS SHOE BLACKING, now arriving.
SOLE LEATHER.
100 SOLE LEATHER, now arriving:
LYE! LYEl!
O1 DOZEN CONCENTRATED LYE, now ar
Il riving. .".
A sELEcTAssoRTMETT Wao5 OF Ia1s HARDWARE.
Black Pepper, Ginger and Starch. o.
Gun Powder and Gun Caps, now arriving.
UPCHURCH & DODD:
Sept. IA, 1867. 7s-tf
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Officers. I. Post Office Address.

Report Oh, Council Mo-, U. L. A., in
the of-D District State Of from
to Place of meeting. Time of
melting.
Officers Post Office Address
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Officers.

Whole number of members, -; number of
limitations, -; average attendance of mem
bers,
We certify that the above return is correct.
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Choice Goods at Low Prices 4!

T AM TO-DAY RECEIVING A CAREFULLY
l. selected Stock, consisting in part of
1000 Bushels Prime Bread Corn,
200 Bushels Prime White Meal,
5000 Pounds Sides and Shoulders,
500 Pounds Hams,
Is Bbls. No. Herring, z......
25 Barrels Excellent Flour,
20 Barrels Sugar, (all grades)
10 Sacks Salt,
5 Barrels Molasses, 49,
3 Barrels Whisky,
10 Bags Coffee, &c, &c.
Also, small assortment of
HARDWARE AND GLASSWARE!
TRACE CHAINS, NAILS, s,
TEA KETTLES, COFFEE MILLS,
SIFTERS, SAD IRONS,
SPADES, PITCH FORKS,
AXES, COTTON CARDS,
HAMMERS AND TACKS,
GOBLETS& TUMBLERS,
all of which will be sold low for CASH.
DOUGLAS BELL,
Market Square.
Raleigh Sept 17th 1851 75-tf
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VNTE ARE NOW PREPARED. TO FURNISH
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chants and Dealers in any quantity.
Orders will be promptly filled at SS per hun
dred or SIS per thousand.
... WILLIAMS & LAMBETH,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Raleigh, Sept. 8, 1867. 69-twS5wtf.
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UNRERTAKING.
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vOU CAN FIND A NEW SUPPLY OF DRY
Il Goods. Buttons, Thread, Braid Worsted and
Embroidered, Ladies Belts, Needles and Pins,
Paper Collars, Fancy Neck Ties, Hair Nets,
Handkerchief, Hoop Skirts, &c, &c.
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A cross d mark ON the paper indicates the ex.
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The opinion of the Supreme Court OF
the United States in the case of MILL
GAN Us. The Military Commission, IS pub
iishcd in tull in the Washington papers OF
Yesterday. Also, the opinion of the dis
senting Justices. The two show that the
court was unanimous upon every material
point involved in the case, but four OF the
Justices think that Congress has power
(which il never exercised, however, even
in their opiuiou) to authorize the trial Of
civilians BY military commissions. All OF
the Justices, We repeat, agree in the opln-
ion that no civilian can be lawfully tried
bv military commission. Every lawyer III
VIRGINIA knows not only that this is sound
constitutional law, but the grounds upon
which the opinion is based. 1t is nothing
new to us in this State. 1t is what we have
always been taught. 1t is therefore not
particularly interesting to VirginianS, ex-
cept SO far as the fact that the court actu-
ally has so decided is concerned. we
therefore do not reproduce the opinion,
and will not even apologize for the
wretchcd telegram with reference to II
which appeared in the city papers yeS'er-
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The Richmond Religious Weeklies.

i
Rev. P.B. PRICE announces in the Cen
trail PRESBYTERIAN of this week that he Will
no longer be the associate of Rev. Dr..
BRowN in the editorial conduct of that pa
ner. The cards of the two editors reflect
great credit upc,. them. They have labor
ed together for more than year, and yet
not a shadow has come between" them.
" A more pleasant, harmonious co0pera-
ton could hardly be met with upon earth"
Mr.. PRICE retires from the editorial chair
only because his church demands his Il" I'M
divided care"
The editors Of the Religious Herald speak
this week in the same kindly manner of
their late associate, Rev. DR.. SHAVER, who
has taken charge Of paper III Georgia.
They say
~ He has our earnest wishes for his success ,
and we feel assured that If he fans 10 secure
IT, il viii not be because he VIII iall, ms lie
and yigur beng spared, 10 make the I"tec
digniiled, able, ana Interesting ohris'iah Jo"'
nal.
The Christian Advocate, as we have al
ready announced, is also in new hands.
We trust that all these papers will be
literally supported by the denominations
which they seyerally represent with SO
much ability.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

re- TO MERCHANTS, BANKS, INso-
RANCE COMPANIES, CLERKS OF COURTS,
and all others in want Of
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
wOoDHOUsE PARHAM,
fIa,e James woodhouse COL
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoEERs,
GOVERNOR STREET SEAR MArs,
have establisheda
COMPLETE BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MANDATORY,
with the best machinery, tools, and materials io'
the prosecution Of this branch OF ther
business. They are now pre-
pared TO put up
PAMPHLETS, PERIODICALS.
BIND BOOKS, RULE PAPER, and MANUAL
TURE BLANK BOOKS
to any pattern.
They have already in store good STOCK Of
IED6ERs,
JOURNALS,
DAY-BoOKs,
CASH BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS,
RECEIPT BOOKS,
RECORD BOOKS,
SALES BOOKS;
In fact every description OF BLANh BUM Hsua'''
required, including
MEMORANDUM BOOKS
in great variety.
ALSO,
awell-selected stock OF
STATIONERY.
wOODHOUSE i PARHAM,
date James woodhouse Col
at their New Building,
r., coraruor street near Main.
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An illustration OF acquitting man who
contesses his guilt on the principle of his
being 50 great;a liar that he cannot be be-
lievcd even against himself is given in the
case of Butler, the negro charged with
stabbing Mr.. Lenck, in Hartford. The
negro confessed the deed, but the family
with whom he lived, about six miles from
Hartford, testified lie was at home the whole
night.
The Russian telegraph line is progress
ing with gratifying success. A gentleman
BY the name Of George Herman, formerly
a telegraph operatorat Cleveland, and now
in the employ of the company in Siberia,
writes that the fierce tribes in that region
are friendly to the undertaking, that the
topography of that country is highly favor
able to the construction, and that resi-
dence there is not so disagreeable as has
been pictured.
The delegates of the different associa-
tions belonging to the Southern District"
t.of the Turnerbund, held their semi-annual
meeting in Washington on Saturday. This
district is formed by the associations OF
Baltimore, Washington, Georgetown, Rich
mond, and Martinsburg. The Board has
its seat in Baltimore. The president, w.
Eckhardt, and the secretary, w. Schnauf-
! fer, were present.
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Gazette learns that the attacks
upon the Supreme Court for its decision in
the Milligan case are made by certain
Radical papers TO kill off Mr.. Chase as a
candidate for the Presidency.
The official revocation of General
Sickles's anti-corporeal-punishment order
is published.
Showing and sleighing in Georgia-un-
usual.
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WIN. b, IsAACs wM O. TAYLOR. &c. WILLIAMS
WILLIAM b. ISAACS & CO.,
w BANKERS,

WILLIAM b. ISAACS & CO.,
W BANKERS
RICHMOND, VA,
tender their thanks to their numerous friends and
customers for their liberal support, and
wish them all happy and prosper
Gus New Year.
They respectfully announce as their determl-
nation, with increased facilities, and by
LIBERALITY, PROM PTNEss, AND FAIR
DEALING.
to merit the continued patronage Of their friends
and the public generally.
They are prepared to Buy and SELL on COM
mission or otherwise,
BONDS, STOCKS, BANK NOTES. COIN, AND
STERLING ON TIE MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE, IN SUMS TO SUIT.
on all the principal cities OF
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND. FRANCE,
GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BELGIUM,
HOLLAND AND SWEDEN.
COLLECTIONS.
Having an efficient line Of correspondents
throughout the
UNITED STATES, cANADAs, AND EUROPE,
they can give prompt attention to collections, and
to any other business entrusted to them.
DEPOSITS
RECEIVED THE SAME AS THE
BANKS, AND EXCHANGE on THE NoTHERS
CITIES TAKEN FROM AND FURNISHED
ToTHEIR REGULAR CUSTOMERS
ia 2-dSelw AT PAR.
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TIED.

7, Mancbester. on the 2sth ultimo, at the resi-
dence Of her daughter. Mrs. Mary A. Harding,
Mrs NANCY c. BAKER, in the eighty fourth
wear OF her age leaving large circle OF relatives
and friends 10 mourn their loss.
ST. Louis papers please copy.
At the residence Of her sister, Mrs. i: Redd, In
Caroline county, Va at o'clock A. NJ, pecem,
ber3l 1893. Miss MARY l.. HILL, after paihiu'
and lingering illness. ~,
Fredericksburg, Va. and Raymond, Miss, pa
pers p ease copy.
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By James NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auctioneers,
Office opposite spo'swood Hotel.

u,PJTSTEE,S SALE OF A HOUSE
sSD LOT, ON TIE SOUTH SIDE or Clay
BETWEES ssysNTErsiTTyu Of 1SR Rr EciHTMmE5NIT
s,rScTTIIoE nv virtue Of 4 deed ezecnted to me
s wh and @ r.eo Ts in a' ,ss
Wv Ierh,s ofice of the Hastings Court OF he city
of Richmond and at he request of the 6enensiary'
win proceed TO sell at auction, on me pi.nhrs
mast lock p NJ II fair, II not on the next Ia
5ay Thereafter, the HOUSE and LOT on me sou.hh
.i1e of CLAY between Seventeenth and EighteshIn,
streets, being the property conveyed lntaia deea
Of trust The lot fronts on Gay street " I.h.
inches and runs back l6I feet inches, Win
doubia brick and wood building thereon.
TERMS Cash for enough to dslIay INC OK er7s o.
NJ tho and 10 disch srga the amount 81 fafo ~
- 80 Inc on a note the emaind.r NJ such time a.
will he made known on the day of sale.
80 JAMES VI. TAYLOR, Trustee.
In conseonence Of the Indictment weather, the
abnve "A . IL postponed until THURSDAY NEXT,
the Id instant at half past o'clock NJ.
JAMES u. TAYLOR SON,
a, tuctiOnecrs.
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MEETINGS. =

GRAND RALLY, GRAND RALLY.
" There will b. a grand rally OF the PHlLo.
LOGAN ASSOCIATION at the AthenRuIn, In
Manchester on FRIDAY MIGHT, January 4th, 81
"a o. clock IL Is earnestly requested that every
member viii! be present as there will be inteTes'-
ing exercisrs and important business introduced
Ia III
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

MOTT E. The MANc Elk
IN COIN MILL will he rented on the premises
~ a. clock IN the 9Th instant.
TppNa. Made known ~ tha'iime.
nv order of the Board II Trustees.
X. II. TaLLEY, Secretary.
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DISSOLUTION.-The co-partnershlp
IL ofC w PURCELL co. OF Richmond, ana
Of HART PURCELL, Of New York, was di' solved
~ mrtraI consent IN the III instant Those haF
ing c,ains win present them for psyment ihosc
ind. bted 10 the concern in this city viii make I'M
The nam OF the concern may be used by either
p"'' & W PUt CELL, OF Richmond,
BENJAMIN HART of New York
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ns- THE NEW MALADY IS SPREADING
RAPIDLY.
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-sEvEN
CASES OF
LEVY ON THE BRAIN"
IN the city last week, all of which were cured,
and we continue to cure all new cases, as
we have a large supply Of the neces.
ssry articles to do It.

Handsome Embroidered Sets of Collars and Cuffs
at Soc, worth II so; Embroidered Linen Collars at
81 per dozen, worth So Handsome Needle worked
Bands two yards in piece, at Sc, 81 81 25 81 So
and So worth double the money; Linen Handker-
chiefs at 81 so per dozen, worth 81; Hemstitched
Hankerchiets at soc and 75c worth 75c. and II !;
Rich Embroidered Handkerchiefs at *l.75, worth
90: Real Lace Collars at 75c., 81, 81 %, and up
wards: Chtldren's Bamoral Skirts at 81, worth
81 SO Canton Flannel at lsc.. 90, 25c., and aoc;
White Flannel at use, 3oc., and 35c. Excellent
GRAY and Red Twilled Flannel at 95c, worth Soc. :;
Real French Mcrinos, all colors, att ST. worth $780,
Plain and Striped Mohars at Soc, worth 5oc ;
Striped Debage at 2jc., worth 35c. !; All-wool De-
LANES at soc very fine for the money; Hoop
skirts at 81 IL 25, and $780, Duplex Skirts at fac
tory nrices a large assortment of Cloak Buttons
a. 1oc per Dozen some of which worth Soc ;
Cloak Ornaments at IL 50. 81 ana $3.50, worth dou-
BILE the money, sure Black Cloth for Cloaks at
~ %, worth 80 Double milled Cassmeres at ~,
would be cheap at 80 Beaver Cloth, all wool. full
one ward and half wide, at 80, worth IS; and
lots OF other goods at very low prices
Purchasers may rely upon finding every article
we advertise, provided they call within week
from the date of our advertisement. We never ad-
ver,ise any article unless have 1t in the store
at the time OF writing the advertisement.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ial IS Main street.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Arctioneer,
Office opposite Spotswood Hotel.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF RFA,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
y ESTATE, IN THE CITY Of RICHMOND
Pursuant to decree entered by the Court Of Iius-
tings for the city OF Richmond on the .3,h De-
cember 1893, In the suite Green aud wife against
Burke, &c, | shall, on TU E>DAY, eth OF January,
1857, at u o'clock j. NJ, upon the premises sell
ut public auction to the highes. tidiertha REAL
ESTATE in the bill aud Proceedings mentioned,
consisting Of n lot in the city IF Richmond on the
east side Of Brook avpure, fronting 90 feet on
Brook avenue and running back on the north
side lo2 feet, and on the .uuth side lss feet.
iEkas oh' thlrd ca u ohs-th'ri on crefit o.
months. negotiable notes. with interest added, for
the credit ptymcr T. will he required, and the title
will be Withheld till the whole purchase money be
paid and conveyance he directed by the court.
THOMAS J. EVANS, Special C0mmis sioner.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES u. TAYLOR, AUG
tione.r de- 81
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.,r,o,,TrxpaE.,Ayp Transportation Co..

NATIONAL ExPRRss AND TRANSFORMATIONS Col
OFFICE uF President.
RIcHsoSD, Va, December Is, 1900
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF this Company VIII De
hold Mt THIS OFFICE on "WEDNESDAY the hh
day Of January next. at Il o'c 'ocS NJ; stockhoIi
crs are requested 20 be present. or To- De
W = IA President.
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AI1cr1oN sAT,Es-THIs DAY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE AT
n AUCTION WEDNESDAY the I'd !, s OF
January 1907, the remaining stock oil 20, =,
snrt,on by Z. B. Cook, a1ctoneer. Gale to com.
mencs at IL o'clock A. NJ. stock consists In part
RRREisED SUGAR. in barrels and half barrels !;
BLACK and IMPERIAL TEAS
sataFc KICKER oa and HHERRtNGs. in barrels, half
WHISTLES and BRATDlEs,
LARD, in half barrels;
INDIGo and MUSTARD,
NAILs-Old Dominion;
BROOMs, BUCKETS,
VINEGAR, IN barrels
se al E. !. CANNON. Trn.tee:
nv RsgnauIt 4 Co.. Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and sinth.
FURNITURE, PIANO, CARPE .ior:
&C. ArcTlE9ST6iY"M G TtS is u January
cy at 10 O'Clock, handsome variety Of
FUKNlrnRssi S Scr sueh as
BEDsTEADS,
swFhskkfS'RoBEs,
E Ea5k SHELVES,
SHOWCASES,
FE,THER BEDS,
B1ksTEKs s1d EIL 10y ss,orroy MAT
THESES,
SSEJvEf and INGRAM CARPETS,
RESTAURANT DINING TABLE,
wore EsTER'S PIANO, q octave, ma
hogany case;
DRY GOODS,
,s1 REGNAULT & CO, Auctionoors.
By Pilknton, Pulliam & Co,
hucti3neers and Commission Merchants,
No. avail street, under St. Charles Hotel.
UMBER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
IL on WEDNESDAY the I'd day OF January,
Iss7 on the premises at o'clock Z. NJ, We will
seII ct public auction the FRAMING ana FLOOR
ING to the coal ard lately occupied by the Mid
lothian Company, near Danviile railroad and
Mayo's bridge. Mancb ester.
PILKINTON, PULLIAM s Co,
de27 Aucioneers.
BY Harrison, Goddin s Apperson, Auctoneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
GALE AT AUCTION OF CORN,
- SHUCKs, FODDER, MULES, HORSES &c
will be sold At Robin Park, on the Stony Run
road fl We miles below Richmond, on WEDNESDAY
the 81 Of January 1887, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. the
following articles, viz
SO barrels CORN,
IL, 900 pounds 81 UCkS,
stacks BLADE FODDER,
MULES,
HORSE,
YEaRLING,
terms All sums under $50 cash. over that
amount six months credit, for approved endorsed
HARRISON, GoDDIN APPERsoN.
de 25-tds - Auctioneers.
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THREE NEW BOOKS.

yICoDEMUS WITH JESUS. BY Rev; J. NJ P:
GUS an lsmo volume, go pages. beautifully
bound in English cloth Price, &c. 49,.
pISC0rRSES or REDEMPTION. BY 2ev. Stuart
Robinson, ID. d. svo., Isl pages, cloth. frce'
sTrDIrS on THEPSALMS. BY Rev. w. S. Plu-
mer y ID. Large svo, 1900 pages, cloth
Price, -.
ANY books not on hand will be ordered at tho re-
quest If purchasers. ,.., Dab
Fer sale by the Presbyterian, Committee oil fuo-
lication lVll Main street address
w HARGRANE WHITE,
Ga Al Superintendent.
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MARRIED,

~ A. s-,h r,tmo NV the Rev w. Edwards,
HENRY A. JORDAN to Mrs. CoRN LILA AnSo'
all OF Manchester. Va.
Petersburg papers please copy
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In withdrawing from the concern OF ). Z. TAX
|DY & CO | return y sincere thanks to my
Friends for the very liberal patronage extended TO
the above hrm, At request continuation OF tha
name 70 my late partuof Nr. ) 9 IAhDh.
no 22is JAMES ~. WILLIAMS.
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Z W. TT ? 'FLJ, VI NV II
BENJAMIN HART, of New ork

The snbscrbsr can be found at his ONCE oyer ms
Old sand where hr viii be PREPARED to deai IN
STOCKS G1Lp. NEGOTIABLE PAPER. and for
the purchase Of GOLD and the NEGOTIATION Or
l., : ., IN CIV PURCELL,
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nc CRATE FUEL.
CARBON HILL SOFT LUMP COKE
is an unequalled
CRATE FUEL,
comfort and economy considered.
T, IA EASILY IGNITED, GIVES A fLhAsANi
HEAT, AND BURNS LONGER
than any bitumnous COAL Whatever
vors.,s At SIX DOLLARS aud FIFTY CENTS per
.,x wERTH, RATHBUN co.
omce Tenth street near Main. Yard, Canal
street near Seventh.
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BY J. II. Digg"s. Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
L deed of trust executed TO me by william Motto
and wife, dated April 10, 1855, duly recorded In the
the payment II 4 certain uegutia bic promissory
note dated April -. 1858, payable a. the Planters
ter date, forS92s, will proceed on SATURDAY the
5th day Of January, 1857, on the premises, At I
o'clock p. NJ, to sell the property conveyed by
"a d deed. consisting Of BRICK HOUSE and LOT
of GROUND situated on the south side OF Clay
street, In the city OF Richmond, between SECOND
and Third streets fronting thirty feet on Clay
street and running hack eighty one feet.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash n 10 so much ~ shan be
necessary to pay the sail note and the expenses at
tending The execution OF this trust deed ana upon
such terms a. 10 tn. residue as viii be made known
OH the day of sale. ,,.,,,-
J. r. DIGGEs. Auctiouaer. de 20-tds
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svr'psins ( 60. Auetionssrs.

ByPaine Co, AutUonseN.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
AND DESIRABLE STOCK Oe CLDTHlNB.
BOOTS AND SHOES, &c, &c, At AUCTIoN.-By
yIrfue IL the provisions Of deed Of trnst from w.
WaIIerstcin to me a. trustee, dated tho 21th De.
camber, 1859. and of record IN tho once OF mo
Richmond HnstiDs q Court shall flor f0r sale At
prbiic auction At the store ~ the said waller
stein, no SIS Broad street, in this city. on UEs.
DAY tho eth day ri January, 1897, commencing ~
II o'clock the entire stock OF GOODS contained In
said store consisting Of
GggT's PuRsisHiSG GOODS,
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS, etc etc.
vrTrRE OF said Wallerstein conveyed In said
deed.
Terms: For all sums under 500, cash over tn At
amount thirty days' credit for approved anfors ed
negotiable paper j. srkhUsE, Trustee
Sale TO be Conducted BY PAiSE Co., Auc'ion.
GERS. ai