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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07
JOHN ToBrN, Secretary.

ROOM BOARD OF Es6INEERs ON DRAINAGE
City Hall, New Orleans, Jan. 80, 1869. -
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Orleans: - - ~ - - ~"u'e1o
eseurs-Les soussisnes propretsres faisant face IA
rue Drysoess oomasdent honorable fare
construre bsnquee bques osse en- bos
sur 10 cote nord de Ia de psrtr de Ia
tusqu'a Ia rue sixeme ct vos petitionnaires etc,
John Henderson, 100 pieds.
j. M. Wed. 1o6 pieds
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WANTS.

WANTED, A GOOD tanner
w wish to employ Il GOOD TANNER. lteicr-
cnccs exchanged. Apply 10 or address
NV u. 4. CLEMENTS.
dor st# Scottsville. Va.
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SMITHS PATENT LEVER STRAW
y CUTTER nov, is cHct, 1T the very head Of
the field Twenty thousand sold, and The demand
stlll increasing. Buy Of the original patentee II
you would get the genuine article which we war
rant u be the best Siraw-Cuitcr ever made. Re-
member, that thl, Straw-Cuttcr was patented by
MIR II. NJ. Smith In 1871, and has been built under
his immediate supervision ever since. Some of
orr workinen have been at work upon this Cutter
for fifteen years or more, aud We claim that we
nave arrived ut perfection In their construction.
This, like the Virginia shelter, has been eStef-
siyely initiated by other mauufacturers, some OF
calling II In their catalogue The I" Virginia Cut
teri others the Negro Gutter but II pur-
ciiascrs wish ID get the Cutter made rs 1t should
be. they should buy only Smiths Patent Lever
Straw-CuE;er, and no other.
dc II. NJ. SMITH & CO., Manufacturers,
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By Cook & Laughton, huctionccrs,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
! FCRNITrRE. SiLyEhWAfE, &C.; h >,
tn the undersigned rs trustees. and Of record in the
Hastings Court of the city Of Richm3ad, we VII
at 10 o'clock, mt tho residence Of NJ; Jones. ESD.
on Eighth between Clay and Leigh streets, Tn"
FB p GSlTE dnn Of PS srid FSfiS siiT tc comr1Ii'iSF Of Gi two
SOFAS. four CHAIRS, two EGEPFloN
CHAIRS. one LAk g. ARM-ciIAlh' one
I very handsome ROSEWOOD ETAGERE,
BiRRTiSSELs CARFET sndnrG;.,
DAMtSK WINDOW CURTAINS.
IiAI-HACk. &c.
DI~NING-EOOM:
Handsome OAK SIDEBOARD, ctaecretUp;
OAK EXTENSION TABLE.
l dozen OAKDINLNG-ROOM CHAIRS,
MARBLE-IOP TABLES.
MAH0GANY slDEBoAisD'
cciiil1lSSNHwARE; smbrosipg
WHITE JErHENcH cHiNA DIN
together " GLASSWARE.
CEOCkEEY. and
dozen large TAnLESr2xG:Ns,
i 224sn sd~oGGAf2-EE22RRHG ff:
2GRAVY-LADLES:
| PLATED TEA SERVICE (completcl, very
handsome;
CHAMBER FURNITrKE,
KITCHEN FTENITtRE.
GE0RGE y. WISE,
join y. COKE.
Cook LArGuToH, Auciioneers. de II
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Ausyrroy skLEg.-Fusure Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TOMMIsSIONERS'SALE OF A vALu-
SER' OF SPRING AND BELVIDER
STREETS, AT AuCTIoN.rIn execution cn or ds1
oi,b Nav md 9Th December, 1859. in the case or
"Crenshaw Us. GREEN'S administrators and ais.,,,,
the undersigned. special commissioners WIZ ss,I
nj auction. at the risk and costs Of } ohm Apple
ward (who purchased the same Mt Q former SAFE
made on 18th October, 1899. upon the premises
on TUESDAY, olst DeceD Der. mt o'ciock I. W.
At fhc' same hour. n or OF GROUND at the
northwest corner Of Spring and BclYidcrc streets,
opposite the late rcsidcncc of X. u. Tyler, 'front.'
Inr Is! feet and running back 12ai feet.
4; viii be sold as n whole. or silbGividcd, rs may
be deemed best nj the time Of sale. 3,
TrpWs . One-fourth cash balance ut G, Il, and
IL months. for negotiable notes, with interest
added. Tltle retained by the court until the notes
arc paid.
WILLIAM r: VIM commissioners.
J. y. THOMAS,
GgrrES & WILLIAMS. Anctlorccrs. de 10
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Josh B:I!;nGs's Papers.
TCppIE ASD atII.K.

IAbIiN H-'H @'i'h'
The miser is q riddle. What he possesses
h. haint gol, and what he leaves behind him
IL never had.
Good phi>ick is like II iiddlc-it furnishes
the tune. while nature cuts the pigcon-wing
and cures the patient.
Caution, though very often wasted, is Il
good risk to take.
PITY il about the mcancst wash that one
man can offer another. ! had rather have Il
ten dollar grccnback that had been torn in
two twice and pasted together, than to have
all the pity tharc IL on the upper side OF the
racth-pity IL nothing more than Il quiet
sttjstacshun that am Il great dcel better
uph nian You am, and that | intend to keep
30.
Fortune IL like Il coqlIcttc, II You o |
run after her she will run after YOU.
Did YOU ever hear a very rich man sing:
If | was "oin9to paint II pictur OF Faith.
Affection, and Honesty. ! would paint my
do" looking in my face and waggen his tail.
The devil IL Il mean kusS; he never keeps
Iii, own promises, but alwus makes lis keep
ours.
TruthiI ~ artlcss as Il child, and az pur-
sWasivc.
There IL nothing in this life that men pay
So high Il price tor W they do for repent
anr".
Laws arc made, customs grow-laws hay
tCW DC executed, customs execute them
>ylis-laws begin where customs end.
Men who have Il good deal to say use The
tcWe.t words.
The road tew wealth IL n highway, but
The road 10 knowledge IL Il byeway.
Shame IL the dicing cmbcrS Of virtue.
! don't know ov Il better kure Tor sorrow
than TO pity somebody else.
Experience is II grindstun, and 1T IL lucky
for Us il we kan get frightened by IT, not
groUud.
We shouldn't torgit one thing, that there
i not Il single fee simple ON this futStool a;
even the best tooth in our head may fall TO
akiIg before sunset, and have TO be Jcrkcd
ont.
Ignorance is the wet nuss of prejudice.
Anticipation i constantly nibbling cX-
pcktcd pleasure until ii consumes IL jiss
80 the Skoolboy who visits his baskit during
Che forenoon too often has already dis
kbIntcd his dinner.
never kuu Il mau troubled with melan-
koIly who had plenty to dew, and did it.
Good breeding. AZ | understand it, il
giving every nan III, dew, without robblng
Yourself.
Talk little, but listen out loud, young
man. is the way to make the company sus-
prkt YOU of knowing II CRATE dccl more than
o uktualiy do.
People, when they tnd fault With their
sells, are generally more anxious to be con-
1olcd than forgiven; and, therefore, when
Il man begins 10 confess hiZ sins to HE, and
SEX there amt no hope for him." l tell
him he ought tcw know awl about 1t, and
guess he is more than half right.
What the world wants IL good examples,
not 80 much advice advice may DC wrong,
hut examples prove themselts.
Pride IL bogus. Adam ut one time had a
night tcw be proud, but he let sin beat him
out OF hiZ birthright.
y growing hen and II cackling rooster are
very mistortunatc poultry i'll Il family.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS
Y n HENRICO C~OUNTY.-Tn execution Of n
decree Of the circuit court Of Hcnrico county. en-
tered 3Oth of April. 1869. In the case Of " MINOR
signed. commissioners named In said decree, VIII
sell at auction. in the order and on the days named
below, the fol,owIng AMPS Owned by the heirs nS
SATLRDAY; 18th December: II Il O'clock K Nj n,.h at
SEVFSTY-SIX ACRES OF LAND, fronting on
the Williamsburg stage road. at Bottoms Bridge,
and on tho Chickahominy about eleven miles ne
low Richmond. About 0nc-thira of II Is IN orlgl-
nal oak, and the balance heavily set IN pine, en-
bracing Il very considerable quantity of excellent
timber and M immense quantity Of cord wood;
And on TUESDAY, 2ISt December, beginning
ut Il O'Clock W. If fair. II not, on the first fair day
thereafter; at rho he s2 yrp Ho1r; TPoR n tie = ?TGIHRfsSSs:
l.. The HHARvIE FARM occupied by Mr..
Quarlcs. situated on the road leading from Ne
chanIcsvillc turnpike four miles from the city, al,
containing THRFE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TY-EIGHT AND ONE-THIRD, ACRES-l25
acres of highland. ~l25acrcs Of second iow-grounas,
cultivated In grass and corn. About fifty arrcs Of
The highland are In woods, and seven acres In a
fine ORCHARD Of peaches, apples, SC. There Is
Il DWELLING with four rooms besides basement;
stable, corn-house. and tobacc0-barn.
TG +; . dne on nf the craIr ffH road Just 3G beyond , h gate
leading to the Crnigton mansion. about tyc miles
from the city. THREE HUNDRED \ Ten
AND ONE-IALF acres highland,
100 acres Of second low-grounds. balance IN mca-
dow. suitable for grasses and corn 30 acres In
woods. The dwelling has four rooms.
Both Of these farms are well adapted To fruit
growing and trucking. The soil Of the upland Is
light. quick, and productive, and tn" bottom land
IS very rich. They are approached by good roads.
and situated IN one Of the most improving neigh
borhao:ls near the city. We invite the particular
attention OF person seeking farms to this sale.
TERMS: nnc-fourtl cash: balance at SIN.
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
with Interest added the title to be retained by the
court until the notes are paid.
WILLIAM CHRISTIAN,
EDMUND {. MINOR.
commissioners.
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By A. c.. Pulliam. Auctloneer.

-
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL
ABLE LANDs NEAR TIL GLnytbh
Hill COAL MINES, CT hn n IT, -
COUNTY. 4 special commissioners 81 me CIR
cult court Of Chesterfield count; "p PIP 1ha en ~ Of +
Gates re. Lacv.s heirs, we will, on TTESDA Tue
18th LAY of December; 1862. at y @,cl"cK ,, vi n aiIl
road tompan,'s store. ut the Clover lilli cnai
mines, THREE HISDRED ACRES OR IlhE
l.. , acy died seized, and upon which he resided NJ
The time of his dc!th, situate in Ches'ernela comns
tv on the 3 Wis Bridge road. two or three InlieS
from the aforesaid coal mines, and about iour
miles from the A~ppomatt0X river:
This land lies near the coal-iield of this county.
and l. supposed to he valuable on that account.
\ Plat OF the land will be shown ut the sale.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash the residue. upon; i
credit of six, twelve. and eighteen months. win
interest the title to he retained until ttc ,whoic
purchase money is paid and n deed ordered by the
~ fSlpned) T. II. LOGAN.
:. ROOFS.
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by A. C.PuLLIAA, Anciloneer'
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FOR RENE.

NOR RENT. Il nice MARKET FARM
on the Nine Mile road. about one mile from
the city. containing twenty acres OF rich land.
The improvements consist nf a DIV EILlAG
containing four rooms. with the usual out-liouscs.
For terms, &c. apply 10
LYME 4 BROTHER,
he Ig-3t AuctiuuccrS.
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AUCTTOs SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By:Lee & Goddin,
A%uctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

MARKET FARM, EIGHT MILE9
wi FROM RICHMOND. ON THE h9oSI
TAIN ROAD, AND ONE-HALF MiI:b f ri
RICHMOND. IrE
T1fHofS.Mnon WEDNESDAY, 22d of December;
Instant, at IL O'Clock NJ, at our Office, we Mi SCI \
FARM above described, occupied by Mrs. sophia
Alley. containing TWENTYAND ONE.QuAR-
TER ACRES-half Of which i In CULTIVATION:
the balance In wood. The improvements consist
or n plain dwelling. The place Is well watereo,
and suited to market purposes.
TERMS Al sale.
dc II LEE x 6ODlJlS, NHeiioit'I-.
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Arr1yrrov sA1,Es...Future Days.
BY Lee 4 Goddin, A~uctioneers,
No. IlI3 Main street.

oNAlLTRUCK FARM SEVEN MILES
SEPoM RICHMOND, ON MOUNTAIN ROAD.
At AUCTION.-On MONDAY. 18th Instant, nj
II O'Clock NJ. we Will sell ut our office the haIi
OF LAND situated as above descrloco' c"u'"ih-
ny + 4 GODDIN. Auctl0Dcers.
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WILLIAM c. DUNHAM g. CO..
Wy GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CORNER MAIN y ELEVENTH STREETS.
RICHMOND. VA. POsT-OFFICE Box 81.
FOR NEW YORK.
II TOIths <~LS
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP &LaL

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP &Lh
COMPANY.
The splendid ne" ~s!de-whcel steamships ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA. SIAGARA. AIBf.
MARIE, and ~HATTERAS, leave New York r.,
Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond. every TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. At 4
O'Clock 2. VI. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcrocms. The fare.
lions. and attention. are nnsurpasscd.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT \ QUAR-.
company.
y. L. MCCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
street, New York.
WILLIAM C.. DI-NHAM < CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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ByA. c. Pulliam Auctiouecr.

Cook 6 ,rcIlToT- Auciioneers. de
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9TEAMEHS.

TOR NORFOLK, PORTs-s@
L MOUTH, AND ALL REGULARSkTva&i
LANDINGS on TIE JAMES gEIyEk:-f5s X,
and elegan. UNITED TATEs MAIL steam.,
Captain q. &. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf At Rockets for the above-nans.
DAYS, at 81 O'Clock A. 81, and returns on IT. M
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays. %
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time % ~.
meet with steamers for Baltimore and potn,,'
North. T~'
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on Ar.
val of steamer. '
Fare to Norfolk, g. SO.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sstu-d,~,
from II NJ. to 81 p. NJ, for Norfolk. Portsmngtt
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings q,
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on an W
river, at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Frcights for way-landiDgs must he prepaid.
Apply to l.. i. TATUd. Agent.
sc Il Ofice. steamers uhar,
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FURNITURE, DC.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
Il WAkEkOOMS.-Up stairs, opposite the
post-otlicc, Main street. You will find I'm two @
those irun-frout buildings the largest and mos;
varied assortment Of PARiOR. CHAMBER. aud
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE in the State, of
every variety of style aud finish. Also, Mattresses
and Spring Beds made 10 order in any style de-
sired. our stock Of Chamber Furniture being
very large, complete suits can be purchased al our
est Enlistment from S35 10 S60c. We have reduced
the prices of all our goods, ana We are now selling
anoI, rs low us We did fifteen Years ago.
We invite all In want Of good, substantial Fur
niture 10 examine our assortment before buyin..
We have goods to suit ali parsies-thc rich or the
poor. HARN ooD RlIIEE
opposite the pos.-olicc. Main street.
dc 10 Richmond, Va.
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k.S.E y

EOUND, in the Theatre, on Saturday
Il night u HhHDkERCHIEF and RING. with
~inittals. The owner can get the same by applying
at this Office, giving Initials and paying chnrgcs.
dc III
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LINE.

Steamers weekly TO LIVERPOOL. ~TFS
calling ut QuEENSTOWN, leayip2sSs-.asss
FRANCE. QUEEN, HELEET1A,
DFNMARK, ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA. LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, 900 and $50, currency.
.Steerage passage. $40, currency.
stcerage tickets from Liverpool or Queensto"n,
SCI, in currency.
Storage passage from Antwerp. Hamburg, Rot
terdam, and IIavre. Si5, In currency.
For further particulars. apply n the offices ~
the company, oo Broadway. J. w. j. HCESI.
MANAGER. or to
MILLIAM Z. DINHAM q co. Agents.
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80 PER DAY. - fEh DAl'
SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
BANKS AND

I ANCASTER K CO., STOCK AND En-
IICHANGE BROKERS ANDBANkER No
lII3 lain STREET. RICHMOND,
STOCKS, and EXCHANGE, bought and sold on
commission; LOANS NEGOTIATED; COZ
IECTlOHS made In all accessible points. Ih'e-
rest allowed on deposits OH special contract.
BROWN LANCASTER 81 CO...
No. 30 Soath street, 2aitlmore, JIG.
LANCASTER, BROWN & CO.,
de lS-lw No. % Nassau street, New YORK.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND

QUEENSTOWN rTh
IMAM LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGEBY II SATURDAY STEAMER
First cabin, Payable In cola.
or Queenstown ...............flc0 ~
Seerdge. Pdydbte in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown 49,. ............S as a
Liverpool or Queenstown gold ........:....s 70 -
tialiaN lgoidt ~"
Seerdgc, PGyabie in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. ..................S 80 %
St. Johns, \. F., by branch steamer.,.... 900
Tickets sold 10 and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent, at moderate rates.
For further apply at the Company's
offices. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent.
10 Broadway, New York or 10
WILLIAM c. DLNuAM & Co, Agents.
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FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS, DC.

EALL TRADE, 1S69.-WHITE GOODS,
L FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, &C.-We have now IN store, and otter
to the trade Of Virginia. West Virginia, Tennes-
and North Caroliua, the largest stock of our
goods We have ever done before. Prices guardn-
teod rs low Us those of jobbers in any northern
market. VALENTINE i FRANKLIN.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Fancy Goods, White Goods, Notions, &c.
Sc 20--3n
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by \. c. Pullialn, Auctionccr,
TaiD and Fourteenth streets.

COMMISSIONERS: SALE OF THREE
x UUNDREu AND NINETG-TliREE )
4 HALF ACRES OF VALUABLE coal,
FAKMIEG. AND TIMBERFD LAND. LYING
is tuEsTERF1ELD COUNTY SEAE Il
CL0VER HILL PITS.-In execution of Il de-
cree of the circuit court of Chesterfield county
Issued tat the Noycmher term on the efh OF No.
yemhcr. 1909. in the suit Of Hills administrator
against Woodbridge ard wife and others. we VII!
sell at pnhllc auction, In front Of the store 81 /.
l.. Lester. Esq, at 1" O'Clock NJ. on WElNES-
DAY, December 10Th. lsc9. the THREE Hun.
DRIED AND NINETY-TlIREE MD = HALF
ACRES OF COAL. FARMING. TIM
BERED LAND; hair cleared and half In timber,
living Immediately In the coal-field. and adjoining
the lands Of Franklin Stearns.. F. b. Gheatham!.
and l.. l.. Lester, Esgs.. and others, In lots to suit
The buildings consist OF comforta-
6ir dwelling and necessary out-bulldings.
This land. lying in n few miles of Glover Hi.
pits and railroad, should attract the attention Of
miners andlum5cr -rcttcrs rs well as farmers.
TERMS Dnc-third cash balance In bonds bear
Ing Interest at SIX and twelve months, secured by
:, iI.,I-; decd. :. BROOKS,
WILLIAM AMBERS,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted By A. C.PuLLIAM, Auctlonccr.
~. L
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NEW NoHK. December J.. 1859.
rFHE CONCERN OF CONNOLLY Il
4 BASS having been this day dissolved 10y lnu-
tuai consent, the undersigned will continue the
TOBACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS al No. 81
Water street, aud respectfully collects the con-
tinuaucc Of the patronage Of hIs friends.
lie 7-aw w. ALIEN. BASS.
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rI,HOMAS BRANCH & CO.,
No. 1915 MAIN STREET, VA
THOMAS BRANCH & SONS.
OLD STREET, PETERSBURG.

BRANCH, SONS 4 CO..
BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA. GA,
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ALLOW SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
on deposits, subject TO sight CHECKS ne9otiato
LOANS. buy and sell SECURITIES on coInlnlssion,
and draw SIGHT STERLING BILLS on al cities OF
Great Britain and the ContiHen: for any aHLis
from 81. orl'-'m
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MACHINERY, &c.


MaCUlhISTS
WORKS OFFICE ill5 CARY STREET, 3EAR
FOURTEENTH. RICHMOND, VA.
ALI. EINDs OF NEW WORK: REPAIRING
SIEAH-EHGISES and BOILERS In city and
TOBACCO WORK o! all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds Of steam-tttings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES ADJ
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUD&OE'S PATENT SrEAM-ESGISE GOV
ERNOR, SELDES'S PATENT STEAM-ES-
CINE PACKING, Ctica Steam Gauge Company's
STFAM GAUGE Every one OF these gauges
are warranted for q year. We know them Ia be
the best Gauge now In use. They are LESS In price
than any other make. 4 full line OF the above ar
t!clns ALWAYS on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-rFFDING oII-CUP, for shaft
inp aud MI Kinds ofmachinery, which saves ninety
per cont. Of oil. Ihis u he newest and best thing
now cut, Come ana o." K and Us.
GEORGE Il. SLtAr,
NIP A. JACKSON ADDIEGTCH.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND Ss
LONDONDERRY. $.LL.

THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favorite Clyde-built passenger steamers are In
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
20. North river. at L? O'Clock NJ.
RATES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE N CURRENCY:
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, ss0aEt
50.
Excursion tickets, good FOR twelve months, sl6'.
Stccragc to Glasgow or Derry, $50 intermediate,
s35.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, S3I.
Passengers bcokcdto andfrOm Hamburg, NdYrc,
Rotterdam. Antwerp, &C.. NJ very low rates.
Drafts Issued payable at any bank In Great Bril-
tain.
For further Information apply at the company;
Offices. No.. 0 Bowling Green, New York, TO HEN
DERSOS BROTHERS,, or to
WILLIAM {. DUNHAM & co, Agents.
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BY y. 1. Duliiam AuCtlouccI.
THE VALUABLE FARM N AMELIA
COUNTY. ON BE. les BRIDGE ROAD
NEAR N~PP0NIATTOX RINER. AND .SIX
MILES FROM CHULA. STATION. RlCHc
MnNn AND DANVILLE RAlLRoAp;. At
ATCTION.-I am requested by judge -. " cisl-
ger. trustee. tn sci! II auction. ut Aincila ''uft.
house. on THURSDAY, December 23f, 1879 p J.
o'clock VI. lthalt being court Day; the VAilA-
BILE FARM on " Alch james i.o'i, deceased. re-
sidnd. containing FIVE HUNDREnAND NINE
TY-SEvEN AND O~NE-ForETH ACRES or
IhNn-onr-lalf cleared and In good condition :
The balance nearly all well timhcrcd The wEol!
tract watcrc,. and can easily liz 'iiy!'!cti WIN
Good dwelling. out houses. barns. stables. tobacco
barns. ETC.. an excellent ~orclarf.
This land adininS \orlccts estate ON Inc nor :
rann.s md Wilson's estates an III" east: I =
Inrcl Mems estate on the south Colonel NaH"'S
estate on the west.
Mr.. Richard Archer who resides on the place.;
!. 4. 4. lmbodcu. and Or. W. G.. ArcrCT, VIII
take Measure in showing and describing III" pro-
prrtv to any one wishing to see II.
TIkWS: Onc-iourth cash: balance NJ SIX.
twelve. eighteen. and twcutv-ipur months nrgo-
liable nutcs. Interest added: deed ~ trust to Sc
Tn IA ~ /. {. PTLLTAM. Auctionccr.
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ITyRACTIvE STOCK OF CHOICE
a FAMILY GROCERIES FOR CHRISTMAS
TTufRD sTREETS.-In addition to my usual sup,
ply Of well-assorted FAMILY FL i,
have received. suitable for the festive season ~
OLD APPLE BRANDY, ruRE FRETCi!
MANDY warranted F Gs1TRoS GR oNsrS
CWI..HP ASTS' LEMONS. COX'S
PpfSEHTPLE CHEESE. MlNCE. MEAT MAJ
CARONI, and y great variety Of b'sIELhp Ii
Qooh''p WILLIAM s. TiIAW. +.
n. B.-Orders from the country car'ini,y anu
nrnmntlN attended, to.
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WANTED. TO SELL 1000 POUNDS
w GOoy MOUNTAIN BUTTER, at CSC. per
pound. Also. receiving by express \ few nack-
anrcs snpcrior FRESH ROLL andPACKED BUT
TER
For sale daily al stall No. 90 Vegetable Market:
New Market, Shockoc Hill. Can before II Is All
sold. IIo ~lo-F&Sln*l ROBERTSON co.
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