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Gold Tumbling.

Gold is on the downward grade.
thanks toa bouutiful Providence for
good crops. to the economy Of the
present administration. and to the re-
turning good sense of the people. Gold
Is ut II. and silver is beginning to
make its appearance again and be used
as change. Some of the New York AID
Boston Merchants advertise 10 give
back silver in change for all purchases.
This can be done with but little loss.
as American silver is drug in Canada
and is selling Al discount. We shall
reach the bottom rock without much
disturbance among commercial men,
and in way different from any vet
pointed out by the legion of writers on
the currency and the true way to re-
sumption. We give Saturdays New
York quotations =
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HANOVER FIRE ms. co.
NEW YORK.
OFFiCE-N 40 Wall Street.
SEMl-ANNUAL STATEMENT.
JANUARY lst. 1870,


Cash Capital $4,000 D.
surplus, e,isy AZ
Total Assets, s1a6 ..,y -
INVESTED As FOLLOWS,
ash IN Bank and In Office, sis-iS 81
L ; Government per cent. Bonds Isl. 40 %
state and County Bonds, Is 90 81
Demand Loans on CO ilaterals worth
At least 10 per cent more than u
mount loaned, 70 15u o.
Bonds and Mortgages uuinrum
bcred Improved Real Estate
the tues OF New York and Ufpok.
Iyu. worth more than double the
amount loaned, 1890 %
Bills Receivable, received ON Inland
Risks, iaI5g ~
Premiums in hands OF Agents, and in
course of transmits sion including
outstanding Office Premiums, A. snt as
Accrued interest," s5o- ~
All other Securities. including sal
wages, Claims against the super.
yisor- OF the ttIy and Count. Of
New York Tor Taxes, Sc. IA -,y "a
s1!5 ~ %
Outstanding Losses, s5j.0H ;.
b ;. WALtDrr, President
|. EEM~E\ LANE secretary
THOMAS JAMES, Actuary-
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Special Notices:

For Moth Patches, Freckles G Tan.
llsE .,PERRY's MOTH 1 rRECKLE LOTION .
y The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy
known to Science for removing brown discoIora.
tons from the Face. Prepared only by DIR b. c.
rERRf. - Bond st., n. r. sold by Druggists
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Look 8ero Sosy . .;.. I psa e. some
or ~ cents per hour for your spare time from
s ".ner business Reader we viii 1t you on, with
dr.! p.rG e9d samples for ID cents. Ad-
We charge The Nc TO keep thousands from
sending who don't mean business but rather WORK
Nv sSS W S0eeSe r0sod. special 6w6
twenty-five Years Practice
h the Trsasms.t Of Diseases incident to female,
has placed DR. DOW ct tAs head Of al physician.
Hskias sash psaqtscs sessiality, ana enable,
y. g ga!Fan'esI ibseay 4adpstminen. cur. in
u wort eases 81 suppEession and All oiher Ne.-
sessal Dssaaessssats. ffsu vhasever cause. An
lelhFs ~ sdy!cs nnse scetssn d. Once, No. .
lWpvOQTv SvR,eT, R0sJ0x.
B.-Beard haraisAsd 10 tAose Sssiri>s IN :.
naoA under tEoaanaat, ~ =
Deoeoa, July. IN. -sp.uo. " NJ
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Ncw Advertisements.

List of Letters
Remaining in the Pos. olHce. for the week cudiRg
Mar i2th 1870.
1o'iins, catherine Salisbury, Phlena
nafr~' y H. Smith, r.. Il.
Pierce, Bill. Mrs.
Persons calling for the above letters ples,.
say advertised"
J. WHIrCOMB. r. "
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For sale,

Notice is hereby given that we do not reeog
naze Aionzo Z: Aiherton, as member Of our
Firm and shall pay no debts contracted b. him
Z, u. REED & co.
fremont, March 9Th, iS1O. aw1o
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S.NONDIHO 3 SdHOLIMS
Continental Life Insurance Company

There Is nothing desirable in Life Insur
ahce, which may not be secured in the
continental Life Insurance Company, Of
Hartford, Conn
CHARLES c. BURRILL,
travelling Agent, P.lO. Ellsworth, Me.
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Buffers Opinion OF Confederate
Soldiers:

BosToN, Nov. 24.-Among his temptations
to war zen, bG1ler says; ea Sna9t 6ut
many of the best and brayest among them,
who fought against the Government with q
vain attempt to rid themselves OF the glo-
rious memory of It's history, are impa.
tiently longing to fight once more under the
starry folds Of the old flag. Give the privi-
lege TO the brave sons of the South to de-
fend their country again in foreign
war, and especially one with Great Britain,
not loved by them any more than by us !;
and it would bring US all together again
uniting US, with one flag, one country, and
one destiny. Iusomuch is this reunion the
hope of the patriot, that one feels almost
to doubt whether to achieve it would not
be worth all the loss of blood and treasure
in such a war;"
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MANUFACTURE OF BUTToNs.-The first
manufacturer oil! buttons in this country
was Samuel Williston. While he was drag.
eyes having tailed him while studying for
the ministry-his good wife bethought her
that she could cover by hand the wooden
buttons of the time, and thus earn an
honest penny. From this the couple adj
Vanced in their ambition until they had
perfected machinery for covering buttons;
the first employed for the purpose in this
country. From this sprang an immense
factory, and then others, until Samuel Will
sliston made half the buttons of the world.
His factories are still running at Easthamp-
ton, coming wealth for the proprietors, and
known to every dealer in buttons the world
over. He is now between seventy and
eighty years Of age, is worth FIVE or six
millions, and has given 100000 to East
hampton fer seminary and for churches,
500, 700 to South Hadley Female Seminary,
and $4,000 to Amherst College, besides
lesser gifts.
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THE EUROPEAN Nv Ar
,COEITEUED zt5NaxBAaRRsEETf De.
TIIIOayIGER, - ID,
POSITION UFRyssIA. 50
ANOTHER INstyRREU TIoN In SPAIN,
THE gAsTeaN ouEsTIoE.

LONDON. Nov. X.--DarI Russell, writfne
| to the Times, says: 6 If the. Gar proposes
to set aside the treaty of Paris by force, lei
us meet him with force the sooner the
better" Isl, sf. ). - .
swer to the note expected to-day, says di.
plomacy is wholly at fault In conjecturing
its nature. 49, sfst17t - So
RusslA's POSITION. r.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 24.-Gorts chakof's
reply to the British and Austrian Govern.
ments Is very conciliatory. 1t explains the
pacific meaning of previous declarations,
and afirms that Russia Graves peace gen
orally, and in the East especially. 1t would
be impossible to maintain this without q
common understanding, and Russia shrinks
from acting separately from the other
powers. aszs:
ANOTHER SPANISH INsURRECTIoN. 80
LONDON, Nov. ga Republican insllr-
rection is momentarily expected at Madrid.
The Captain General Of Arragon telegraphs
General Prim that the revolution will sue
coed if reinforcement are not sent.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Nov. PA public meeting is
proposed here to express regret at the abb
andonment by the Germans Of defensive
for an aggressive policy.
The weather all over France has been
stormy for several days, and there have
been heavy falls Of rain and snow.
The bombardment of Thionville has been
continued with unremitting activity since
Tuesday. -
a Russian frigate is cruising III the
Azores.
VERSAILLES, Nov. A.-There is no news
of Importance from Paris.
The Duke Of Mecklenburg is rapidly adj
yancine.
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HISTORY OF CHURCH PEws.-Concernirg
pews, DR.. Doran tells us they were first
placed in English churches by the Norman
mobiles but it is certain that for many gen.
erations these private boxes for public wor-
ship We're neither numerous nor allowed to
persons of inferior grade or gentility. Even
| to- the. close of the Plantagenet period
| Christians of all degrees save the highest
| were content to be equal in the House OF
| God so lar as seats were concerned. :.
Mirk's g Instructions for Parish Priests"
makes no mention of pews, and enjolns the
| laity when in Church to remain on their
| knees, to abstain from leaning against pill
! lars and the walls; but the "Book OF Ma.
ture," by Russell, "Sum TYNE wythe Duke
| Vmfrey, of Gloucester,"-a cork which.
like the Instructions" was published in
the first half of the fifteenth century-di-
reefs the chamberlain Of q great man to
take due care for the arrangement Of his
patrons pew: "
| "Prince or prelate If he be. or any other poten-
= tate,
Perceive all Things for hts pc =. that it be made
Both cushioD. CARPET ar and curtain oeaos ana
But, though pews were introduced before
the Reformation, they We're reserved even
1 so luGt Us VIC OpCuiAS Il1iAtsuooh = 49,
for persons of undeniable quality. Before
the close of her Majesty's life, however, they
had become comparatively common and in
James the First's time the church-warden's
pews of St. Margaret's Church had become
SO unclean and populous with feas, that
sixpence was paid tor its puri6c ation. The
seventeenth century, which witnessed so
many changes in ecclesiastical matters, saw
pews come into such vogue that modish
person would as soon have gone to church
without his proper garniture Of point-lace,
as have sat out service on the old-fashioned
stool or more modern bench. Stately
pews," remarked Bishop Corbett, protest
| ing against the innovation by which wor-
shippers in velvet protected their gentility
from personal contact with worshippers IN
homespun, care now become tabernacles,
with rings and curtains to them. There
wants nothing but beds to hear the Word
of God on. We have easements, locks,
keys. and cushions had almost said Dol
sters and pillows-and for these we love the
church! I will not guess what is done to
them; who sits, stands, or lies asleep at
prayers, communion, &c. but this dare
say: they are either to hide some vice OF
to proclaim one; to hide disorder or pro.
claim pride" London Atheneu1a.
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The boiler in the Telegraph Flour MIN
at ,Terre hante, Ind, exploded Wednes-
day, killing an old gentleman named Davis
Berry and his grandson, who were near.
The Louisville Courier of Monday has an
article headed g Modern Depilry. The
Church goes fnf the Spirits, and handles
|:fhs New Religion without Gloves ser-
mon hy the ReY. W. H. Hopson, I" &c. .
rattle among the dry bones"
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IgQMMERCIAI..' I.

u ~ 80
j CoS1 AMb gxSun rtxcuEsaES9e
rs, sIol s1.u VA, Nov rs nss, 8:
phaa,swfiss. /, 10 bashelss aed. III Su.Ss,s.
Cprn.-Whiis, % nnasslss yeilesgn enas Mixed,
a9os ais LEO Ba,hsfs. q ,se . = 80
Rye.-s4 bushels. - .gssas..s- So
,4xs, ..sr r,,,d a. HI II u
bushels SIS % bushels ysry good q slsss;
% bushels private te Ems otaA gao oesl'-
Waeas-Betl Is :bt,sais foul 1t u
bushels prime a. 60 40 bbshes at siso
30 bushels iSed Mt 40; 2a2 foul at
81 hushala good at SIS e Tdt.I, dse bushels
| 0.fs.-& 60 bushels prime at 45c.s u.
st 2s1sa) RKkExHIBITRD.E 50 ,ftfffls't 3 =.
Il. Raeat.-w White, SO bushels. ssF .,,..,a fk
1913 REMARKs. sf:5 Il.
The offerings OF Wheat on Change today were
comparatively light consisting OF only 100 BUSH
els white and yas bushels red. This was owing to
| It's being what is called s'Thanksgiving Das.''
The offerings OF Grain on, Change on the CORE.
spending dates OF 1884, 1888. and 1897 were rs fol-
llows: 800 80, 49, ~ i
1857 Wheat-White, /. 100 bushels; red. 4sibush-
els. Coin-Whlte, Llss bushels; yellow, a ibush-
els; fmixed, % bushels Cats, cse bushels Rye 50
bushels. - 2.-S - ~
1888 Wheat-White. SO bushels > red, gag BUSH
els. Corn-W hite, 90 bushels; yellow, none.
mixed. none. Oats 1,las bushels. Rye, 1ao BUSH
els. 80 49, IS
1899: Wheat White. sos bushels red, sss BUSH:
els. - Corn--White, 100 bushels yellow. none;
mixed, 10 bushels. Oats, s7e bushels, Bye, a
bushels. ~ ,,..-t.. @ 49, a4s-
The prices OF Grain on Change on the core
spending dates Of 1867 1ses, aud 1899, were as fol-
lows: 4 gessEt tstsfs.l, :" :
1857 Wheat-W bite, prime, $a.es; red, prime,
81 As. Corn-Wbite, prime old, SL2o; yellow,
prime old, $40. mixed, sl.2o. Oats--Very good,
6ocs Eye-Prime, $40. s."
1868 Wheas-Whlte, very good sa,2s red, fair,
al.sO. Corn-White, good new, Tic. oats--Primc,
soc. Rye Very good, SIPS.
1869: Wheat White, very good &l.4s; red,
prime, sl.aO Corn-White very good old, o. os;
mixed, new, soc. Oats-yery good, sec. Rye
Prime SfCTS =A''i-sl -1rn f',.ss-t
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Tobacco Markets.
nrnunxrnn VA
PETERSBURG, VA.

| Nov. 2a.-To5acco.- The receipts OF new loose
are Very light, and note more business at lower
prices, which We now quote II, $5 5o0$9: lugs,
Ss.5pQ9s45o; old. in sound order IS selti9g we'll
continues TO sell low say Tugs $45o4ss.5o, and
lie If S5.500$s. No old coal cured wrappers seil-
Ing; new coal-curet. $l5Qs70, with no demand
| except Tor good ana Gne. .---.l.
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Fire, Panic, and Riot In PhiIadel
. tok1ia. $50 T.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.-The new Mu-
scum, Theatre and Menagerie took fire
during the performance this evening, caus-
ing panic in the audience; but none were
injured. The fire was soon extinguished.
3: A colored military company which pa
raded for review to-day, was assailed both
goingto and returning from the grounds.
a white man was seriously injured and a
negro fatally wounded. ~ l.
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Convention - NOmi'
oid1n

of sunday-schools of the Baltimore Confer
.ence Of the Methodist Church assembled
here to-day. The boundaries embrace Ma
ryland, the District Of Columbia, and the
Valley OF Virginia. It will remain in ses-
sion until Sunday.
julius Stiles (colored) was shot and killed
at Elizabeth Furnace to-day by another ne
gro, named Edwards, for being too init
mate with Edwards wife. Edwards es-
caped. -. J. - : =
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Movements Of United States Vessels.
New YORK, Nov. 24.-The United States
flagship Congress arrived at Havana on the
10Th from Key West.
The United States frigate Tuscarora was
expected there on the Goth, to 60 into dock
for repairs.
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The Baton Rouge Riot.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. .24.--Forty of the
Baton Rouge riot prisoners were uncondi-
tionally discharged to-day after fourteen
days imprisonment. Not a particle of evil
dence was adduced to implicate them in
fine riot
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Missouri Leeisiat,ure.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 24.-It is reported that
Governor McClung has called an extra ses-
sion of the Legislature, and that Senator
Drake has been appointed to a judgeship
in the Court of Claims. 49,.
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OF za day tiss msa kss ope1fst Sefsiss
liverpool hoidsSs ahes dsaas sn4
sace.edsa ~ selling i6 ~ "
W1ieh price the m2ikes esnseo frrd. Tue wssAsnaf
reeipts Ut Wis port IL os9 bales xpors ~
Oh na.es s12cs 9n hand to ~
quaHEte much wsnteds daose w fifs yeQcscs,y s.,
617s fair TO pgaGa1 9I Asds seaDssesf
Flour. -MsikE arm fsnliIst fef.s 7.
$@s7. Is;sapafdne;T s .st: me
sscs &C which price the mar st closes
odts.--sats OF 1900 bdsheis at for 81
i Gasss.-Redand wh.te-otk hossfeaf snd hsaf.w "
ing are much wanted, the temand being slArgesytsH
wanted we quone: Rsd oak bog bead tso; cnss. ~
$40 White oak hs2sheadst eas, ~:
plrepo mln6l az g1sii snIls $50 ~ i. sal
gundrIess Peanuts, 81. NeLo Elaxaeed, - u
]. Rosss-ao.L. ssisoGss; sos at tsottt 1s'
o. 9LS0.t t.5Es, 81 sSSssaa5fs q
; SAiaoles-Two-feet SIC: I2.inch 80. es,
Tdr..Barrels, large; 81 snaz 81 ~ T
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Petersburg Marhess.

NOV. h. Wheat. -Markef moderately actiye for
the better grades at o. L6s ior y fma
and 81 S51S i.37 for prime red good de Il OF IN.
fcrtor wheat has been sent oyeR from ftiehm0ud, Il
which has rs.her depressing efisct on 0nr. mar
ket. y -
. Corn. Sales at 7c@?5c. :; ,,i.f.;t u s.:.5sr
= FIour.-Therefs good trade doing In superfne !:
ut $6251$5.s0; extras, $T.25@41.s0: Eamiis doac
is In very email stpc kt ;and the XXX and Laef
Mtls famlly are no~ held It ss.25@ go. aftLor
Pednuts.--prim al fl&Qtl: 10. Z
Lfpe Cattle.-so ssnqoih. &C gross gIottYs
soI1 mostly by the head. Mutton, $sQB*S per heads
Potatoes. Sweet, 6o@soc. "a haslel; lrish, $3.50
1pplss Country q barrel ss.so@4 f.s't :,
Eggs Wholesale, S4c;I, =. ,lt,a.a ~ /. - =,
p Dried Frutt-Apples bright quarters. a&9ts.s
receip's trec. Peaches pared qusriets, leDt
an re led. no sales. tt.cftE - 900. itN syfIC
IEereen &C.; sailed d., DC. Dry flint .lae &
dry salted, i3alac. Calf skins, green sl.so paer
WooLsW ashed .2sasc.f; unvashsd, ii .saaase.
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,hesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
AyNUAy. MEETING.
condition and Progress. Of shc Road.

REPORTS OF THE OFFICERS
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Work done. TO be Total.
dnpa .t8l aa
esq, os0 ca: iaa, SIS I, q os9. al

For completing the whole road, including
graduation, masonary, and bridges, but not
including track, building, or equipment,
the estimate Is as follows, subject TO nodi-]
tcation which MAY result freIn the surYeys
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Change OF Bank Officers I'm New York.
New YORK, Nov. PAD. r. Martin, Pre-.
sident of the Ocean National Bank, has re.
signed, and G. A. Stevenson elected to fill
the vacancy. j. S. Harshore was elected
Cashier ..,,... .. =.t
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KnoxYIIle NIarlxefs. I

NOVEMBER a. Wheat Prime white. weig s'n'i''
amber or alker, 809oc. red 759asSc. ttlsts{ nj
Corn. No shipping demand The, local trans ,,E fta.
6ets Good demand at sosac. IooseG sacked s1G ga
p aoara only lossi demand supplied - 7ae
ass ger sack for extra family.
Bdcon.ho trans sctOas for. want Of eteoks-ss----
Ldrd.-Eoth ng doing. $500. -,
Feathers. --e0QQ65c. for prime ;smixed sc1Goc.
Btter The supply is better sT~,U-f -rs
Eggs.-. birth is0iscG Packed Tor shipiaens "a
g,stD .9tfS e3,.t Ct Hfr5s .n
ried Fruit Apples sl@sie; peaehes; sa@1c; u f.
Green 1pptes-Worth from wagon 4oGDsoc. ,'pe
Potatoes Large shipping worth soc. u ousnei.
Beef Ccttls.--2A@93c- ~ oss. 1sss Is ~ NFt S'"t
Z Gross Hoos .sse1a ~ but prices viii decline! Z
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lay In the track ss 847-i6oo miles &c new
iron, for several new bridges, and osher
valuable improvements east OF Covington.
ooRpIKrHosS AND PROSPECTS Oh: rHE, Road
Your President and Board bf Directors
have invested largely of their money fn this
enterprise. and &c is their purpose. TO push
forward the great work to RECONCILIATION as
RAPIDLY ssis consistent with n proper regard
tor economy w, =, H. ~ sasl s. ..ro
The vast undeyeloped mineral and agri-
cultural resources along It's entire line, give
assurance that the local busidess of the road
will soon yield ample returns for all that 1t
has cost. Add to this the almost unlimited
business that will naturally become tribu-
tary to it from beyond its line, and, it re-
quires no extraordinary sagacity toperceive
That the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will.
at no distant day, assume position second
to none of the great trunk lines leading
westward from the Atlantic coast. ~
In conclusion, The President and Board
of Directors would express their acknow-
Judgments especially 10 Gen. WINS. G. Wick.
ham, Vice-Presideht, who has had the gem
eral management Of affairs of the company
In Virginia, II. d. Whitcomb, Esq, chief
engineer, w. a. Kuper, ESQ, principal
assistant engineer and In general to all the
officers and employees of: the. company, for
their faithttllness and efficiency in the per-
Torrance of their respective duties. I
c. p. HUNTINGTON,
President c. and .. Il. Il. Company.
Accompanying the report of the Presi-
dent is the report Of Gen. w. c. Wickham,
Fice-President and General Superintendent
Of the company, from which we obtain the
following facts in regard to the operations
in the transportation department for the
year ending on the 30th of September:
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NEW LEATHER AND -.
80, l2l3 CARY STREET.
The ssubscribcr calls the Attention OF all In need
Of SOEELEATHFR,C CALF SKINh RatBsSinS
EATHER.TLiNING9, and 'such other articles
as are Usually found In . Lea her and ftnailg
house to his stock. Purchased ON the most ao.
go s 90 LEaTHER, OF the different grsdeet;.
EBEECM and AMERICAN GALE ma Z; NJ =
SIDE LEATHER, Innings, ,ss5ssI -
THREADS, Nails, &C., &C.; ~ g.,,s,,, -
Mr. Mr. E NC DiEvEREux. long known %
the trad- and TO Dealers and thoroughly. conyef.
SAINT with the business, can be found wttn me- au9
and former, patrons PETER TIEsLsLla
n a 1912 Cary &c, between lftn ana tffns
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Foreign Markets. BY TELEeRApH.1 y q -
LIyERpoo1. Now 2s.-Ccttrn firm; uplRuds, y ( II
stgst: sale, 49, 900 bales. Red winter wleAEsH III
los. I'd GlIo3. Sd Pork. tcfs Tur pentMe 2'a 40
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nEMOyAL.-LYNE& BROTHER,
= II, -ATriiTIONEERS AND REAL T. STA Il

IL AUCTIONEERS AND REAL EST TIE
AGENTS, have rimoyed TO their peG omee..No:.
I2I2 MAIN STREET, third door from corner, oA
turn to dur numerous friends and custpness oar
Thanks for the very liberal pstrouage winch hss
been bestowed on our fem, and would say lhA!. 10
the r interest and to others whose eussona We hope
to merit We give special attention 70 ssHna q %
Richmond and the counties contiguous thnSeto /
to the renting-out OF houses. and GollsctinS OF
rents 70 drawing Of deeds, making pegoylst.ons,
OF the public generally, and datser ourselves tfom
the experience. we have had that. we WIZ pe
able to give entire salisfAc To- su Coy
VIZ - : - :, - WILLIAM q. LYME
mo 1e fyx., ..,tgaF ROBERT b. LyNEsf q
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