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Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
n BY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER,

Salesrooms 96 Chambers and n Reade streets; Art Gal
leries, S17 and 8l9 Broadway.
Wednesday, April h. at l0 O'Clock, at the private
residence No. SIS Second avenue,
Handsome Household Furniture rosewood Piano, &c.
consisting Velvet Brussels Carpets nearly
wood Double Suit in crimson figured, brocatel rosewood
Centre Tables, gilt Clocks under Glass Shades black wal
gilt frame Engravngs, Music Rack Wardrobe, Library
Table, black walnut and mahogany Suits in and
hair cloth rosewood black walnut and mahogany Bedroom
Furniture; Cottage Suits, Mattresses Pillows and Holsters
Lace Window Curtains Cornices, Sewing Machine by
Grover 4 Baker, black walnut Extension Table, China
CrOckery,
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Try MAX BAYBRsDORvRR. AUCrIONRRR
Avractive auction sale Of

---,-- SALES AT AUCTION.
B' AAA SAfhsnsDoRvHR. AUCrION8BR
- Avractive auction usle of
megancent 6fst class Furniture,
cossy rlanos, Psror and Chamber Suits,
MAX BAYERspofkFriEsh0 hfris 0aSst' siIt' paln.nss &sL :.
four story brown 5 Esst street
near snyvessnt Park More full PARTICULARS tomorrow.
MAX sxSERsTCoRFERy SsfE!RssHTCosRsFF FFfEnsy ssy sss'y;
sale OF Furnitue.at residsnces terms modsrs. returns
prompt advances made. MAX BAYERSDORFER's Office
sei rhird avenue
Rr y. W. CAMPBELL A CO., AUCTIONEER
~ CAMfBELI. X co. win sell
hs day at O'clock at 36 South street, corner OF jackson
~ ana entire he valuable 1--WE years Lease elegant Fixtures
complete, Furniture, stock, &C., OF that old
iorynine Years standing prominent first class Corner
LIQUOR store only $780, store doing good busness arst
BUYERS dealers. spscuators specially invited.
ONCE, 500 Bowery.
10y ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER
Iy salesroom ~ Fifth avenue.
RODENT SOMEkviLLE will sell, by auction, on wednes-
uay Apr ID ~ iu o'clock at salesroom ~ rIth avenue,
an assortment OF Household Furniture, consisting Of rose
wood and walnut Parlor Suits In brocae reps and hair
ciotn; walnut Dining Room Furniture, Extension Tables,
Sdeooard Chairs Chamber Sets &C. also Mirrors,
and Brussels Carpets. Hair Mattresses variety OF
Pictures, Ornaments, &C.
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
IA Mortgage Sale o. Elegant Cabinet Furniture,
this day, at II O'clock his saesroo 90 Liberty street.
one or the largest OF class Fur
nure ever offered at public sale The comprises
and Hall Furniture in rosewood black walnut
and buhl also large quantity OF Paris Furniture,
the most unique and modern styles.
Purchasers can have their furniture stored until May tree
The sales win continue every Tuesday and Friday until the
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L. BATTERsONs STORAGE WAREHOUSE FOR
"A. Furniture, Pianos Ac 6sl and $50 Sixth a,snns,
shipping. Furniture removed In city or 70 the eoun'S'
Rooms 10 let Tor storage,
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A UCTION EOTICE.-LARGE SALE.
"a THIS DAY lfUESDAY,, April 12, at
li3 West Twentyseventh street.,

commencing At II O'clock
LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctoneer, wnl sell to the highes
bidder all the elegant and costly Household Furniture
tanned in the four story private residence OF Brze Ronsen
Martini ESQ., consisting OF rch rosewood Pianoore
made to order cost a70 four Paror Suia
ire Table BOOKCASE Etageres style Louis XIV two French
PER Mirrors Oil Paintings, rich bronze Figures rich Bed
room Suits IN rosewood and walnut Hair and Spring Beds
Feather Beds Piows Sheets Quilts, Blankets, Bed Linen
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, &c. All goods
must be removed wentyfor hours after sale Cash depo
sits required from s purchasers Goods boxed and shipped
haa aold 10 hiaba
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r EWIs E. WOOD, AUCTIONEER.
IL jersey City Property
First class
Brick Residence,
Vacant Lot
and two story Brick Stable,
Corner Warren and Sussex streets, Jersey City.

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTlONEER
M Perempory sale, by order oi the Supreme Court OF
No 366 Broadway.
Ell LUDLOW 4 co. will sell at auction on Wednesday,
April 3 1870 II O'Clock at the Exchange Salesroom,
No. Ill Broadway New York,
Under the direction of ii. NJ. Garvn ESQ.,, Referee,
Broadway.
The valuable extra large lot Of Ground with fye story
Store No 366 Broadway east sde between
Franklin White lot 25xl50 feet %
remain bond and mortgage
Man nj NJ.
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Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
n BY HENRY III. LEEDS a. MINER
On Thursday April H. al 1915 o'clock the private resi-
dence, No. ls2 West Eleventh street.
Handsome Household Furniture, &c.
Full particulars hereafter.
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ADRAN II. MULLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
Lots on Fast IhirtyhiTd ana Fiftyeishth streets
auction Thursday April H. at - O'clock at the Exchange
salesoom, No. III Broadway EaslThrty third street. the
three high soop brick House and Lot No. 256 East
Thirty third street, south side between Second and Third
House has brown stone trimmings and contains
modern improvements. East Fiftyegh street. the three
story high soop brick house and Lot No. 33 north side
Second house forty feet deep and contains
modern improvements.
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UCTION AND FURNITURE NOTICE.-PARTIE WHO
n intend TO dispose OF their Furniture and wish avoid
the trouble and annoyance of auction the
delay OF getting the return OF their saes will find cash
purchaser by addressing CASH BUYER, boI 1877 Herald
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STOR AGE.

A STORAGE, 81 SO A LOAD, FOR FURNITURE
N. Pianos and Merchandise Of every DESCRIPTION gooss
busted frequently and properly covered ana noet ean AZ
vanccs made when required, by A. u. ChlsrALAk, N'
Broadway, corner Howard
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A Lien MINER, AUCTIONEER
IA Salesrooms 90 Chambers and ~ Reade street.
Household Furniture.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER. viii sell at auction, on
Saturday, April IS, at 10E o'clock, salesr0oms, 81
Chambers and ~ Reade street, Household Furniture
rosewood Suits rosewood and black walnut Bedroom Fun
Mirrors rosewood Pianos china Crockey and Glass
Ware, Kitchen Furniture.
A Lien B. MINER. AUCTIONEER.
N BY HENRY II. LEEDS &IMINER, on Thursday, April
Eighth general assortment OF Household Furniture
consisting of Velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets
Suits rosewood Piano. rosewood and mahogany Bedroom
Furniture &c Particulars tomorrow.
A UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
N Over $4,000 worth and 800 lots
Magnificent Household Furniture Pianoforte Carpets,
at public auction. the property OF private family,
at the elegant residence, l8 West Twenty sixth street,
one block west OF Broadway. near Sixth avenue.
Brilliant and powerful toned TX octave Pianoforte,
Magnificent Paror Suits covered with satin and
Statuary, Paintings, Mirrors Curtains and Paror
ON THIS DAY (TUESDAY) APRIL 10,
commencing at l011 O'Clock precisely
Velvet Brussels Carpets five Paror Suits, covered
with satin brocate striped and plain Eageres Tables,
Corner and Book Stands Bookcase Turkish Chairs Loung
Rockers Bronzes Clocks Stauay Vases rosewood and
walnut Chamber Suits, Bedstcads, Bureaus, Washsands
Commode spring and hair Mattresses, BOlsters. Pillows
cloth reps; Buffet Dining Table and Chairs China Tea
and Dinner Sets Glass Crockery and Silver Ware, Cutlery
Velvet Brussels Ingram Carpets &c Sale positive Parties
wishing attend this sale take Broadway stages
Sixth and stop at Twentysixth street. the
house. +. NICHOLS, Auctioneer.
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MEXICAN OIL PAINTINGS. PASTEL PICTURES
N and Crystal MedalIons by auction.--J. ROUOLPH
LEvIsoN Auctioneer will sell the entire collection belong
and Friday evenings, Apr 13 IA and l5 in the store 52
Broadway under the ST. Nicholas HOTEL where they
free exhibition.
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b. wALDRON h CO., AUCTIONREES.
a. Salesrooms 108 Liberty and Ill Cedar streets.
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding. Desks, &c.,
WETlNESnAV rIJIrRGnAY

"A. salesrooms los Liberty and III Cedar streets.
F9sp'SFs on sssdnf xSp Pfssf
Aph IL and y at ~ sae sasa sa Seaas sss si
including 25 rosewood nlad walnut and mahogany Parlor
n snf
Secretary Library and Cabinet Bookcases walnut and oak
sse Bureaus o Washtsnd co@modss Shaving
Stands and Carpets Window hades Oil Paintings BuGets
Fancy hoods 40 Desks and Writing Cabinets Kitchen Arti
cles, &c On exhibition this day.
A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
n The old stand 81 Nassau street, running through to
ocsoo IN h H 10 sssd sr Furniture
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL also give their personal at
FURNITURE residences Of parties breaking up house
keeping
at esidencc our spacious salesrooms ~ Nassau
street. Opposite Post Office.
A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
"A onice and salesroom 80 Nassau street. opposite the
Household frn furniture.
%E4SfSsN5s ~ 59hSsTos NV Van 4 IA Txssa% ssffik
at their salesroom 81 Nassau street,
sonsng n part Of Suits g and M
Sofas Teie-a.tees Rockers Sofa Bedstsad, Bureau Wash
Kitchen furniture Crockery Glass China 2o Also Garden
Implements. Also Oace Furniture. Desks. Chairs, &C., &C.
RICH. JOHNSTON AUCTIoNEER.
n ONCE and sslesroom 81 Nassau street,
HANDSOME sGEpGfs;5s pGo5sEhSsb n RSii s1fi FURNITURE
yEEvRT 3Rp sAHssELs ELsSSseFEE
Shes Van sna T a sci # a. auction on
No.
said house, consisting In part OF elegant walnut Parlor Suit
Dressing Bureaus Lounges Sofas and Easy Chairs elegant
satin and lace Curans elegant rosewood grand
on Paintings ChrSmos 3c velvet Brussels % and ingram
Can't &c fopeth
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A MORTGAGE SALE OF FURNITURE, NEW AND
"A. second banda M. CRISTALAR a. SON, Auction
viii sell Wednesday April lS at their salesroom ~!
O'Clock, large assortment of and second hA nd Furn
consisting of Bedroom Paor Suit Wardrobes,
geres Sdeboards Hatsands, Lounges Office Des ks Ii
brares Centre and Extension Ia oes Chairs Mattresses
Mirrors Lace Curtains Carpets Fancy Goods Plat ed Ware
Goods packed and shipped also stored free Of
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A UCTIoN sALF.-JAMES N. TAYLOR, AUCTIONBER
"A On THIS DAY (TUESDAY) April l2,
at the elegant brown stone reeidence.
81 West Fifteenth street. between Fifth Sixth avenues
Sale commencing at 1o>$ o'clock.
Magnificent Household Furniture
Drawing Room Suits Paintings, Bronzes PsnOorte Stat
Silverware and many rare, costly Works of Art,
at public auction.
The house furnished less than six months
at n cost Of 100000.
A rare chance for housekeepers ana the trade.
Drawing Room Furniture, gold blna gold
satin brocade Window Curtains match sscrare Book
case Etagere marque;ere bos de Cabinet Encognes
Jardinieres, Canterbury, Music Box velvet nedson Car
pets bronze trmuu Chandeliers: Paintings, by emneu
artists, artistic Bronze and Marble Statuary
bronze 0rmnn Clock, runs one month magnificent
wood Pianofore, made order STOOL Music Book
Dining Table Sdeboard, crystal
Silver Castor Tureens Savers Dinner Tea Service China
ware, Sheffield Cutlery Linen, Lounges, Turkish Reclining
Chairs Chambers s-Rosewood walnut Bnr.ans, Bedseads,
Wardrobcs Commodcs hair spring Mattresses Blankets,
Counerpanes Also Furniture servants apartments Casa
logues at house Every facility for packing shipping goods
Sixth avenue cars
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FURNITURE.

A T GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH-MAGNIFICENT
~ Satin Brocate Paor Suit richly carved, latest style.
nnistrped rep SUITS for Se5 two plain Suits for $50
for 1928 Paror, Chamber Dining Library Furniture
half cost Private residence Il East Tenth street. block
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A HEAVY BLow.-The gale of wind
which, on Wednesday afternoon, rid the
horizon of the rain-clouds, eliminated in a
grand "northeaster" at night, and as the
Sharp and piercing blasts swept around the
corners of the streets and peered into creY-
ices between doors and windows, humanity
predicted that winter, with its icy touch,
was making his debut into Baltimore. at
Z o'clock loud crash was heard in the vi
cinitX of Light street and Fort avenue, and
uDoH examination it was found that eight
new three-story brick buildings, belonging
to Mr.. Willis, had been unrooled, and that
the roofs had been blown upon the back
buildings Of each house, causing the roofs
of the back buildings to fall III. The upper
walls Of the eight houses were also thrown
down, and in their descent considerable
damage was done to the interior Of the
houses. The total loss Of MIR. Willis by this
sudden visitation OF wind will reach s., 900.
Baltimore american. s-
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A Rr.rr1rr1 CHRoMo.-Mr. J. Hoover,

A BEAUTIFUL CHRoMo.-Mr. j. Hoover,
of philadelphia, has just finished another
most striking and beautiful chrome
g. Blessed Virgin Mary and st. john after
the celebrated painting Of that name by the
gifted artist, flockhorst. The picture re-
presents the figure of Mary, the mother OF
Jesus, attended by John, the beloved dis
ciple OF our Saviour, on Calvary at the
hour Of cruciiXlon.
The figures, costume, and the surround
ings of this picture exhibit the truth,
strength, and power Of the great artist
(Plockhorst) and those of his time, o period
of triumphin the painters art the plquant
yet subdued grief of Mary, suppressing her
a9onizing throbs by conVulsfYeIy clasping
the hand OF her friend, st. John, the meek,
sorrowful, but firm and contiIing features
OF her sainted supporter in the trying hour,
bring truth and life to the very canvas, and
appeal to our holy sympathy.
The pallid face in the dark robe of the
mother contrasting with the scarlet and
graceful drapery OF St. John, the towering
work of the right foreground, the ominous
sun sinking and Lighting up the distant
wave, all blend in q combination of effects
solemn, sacred, and sublime.
=. as outstanding ornament TO the inte-
rior of any structure this picture stands
preGminent and grand. -
For sale by Ellyson& Il Taylor, Main street.
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Maryland Baptist State Convention
Interesting Services.
of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence OF the richmond Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, Nh, Nov. 10, 1870.
The Baptists OF Maryland and of the Dis
trict of Columbia are assembled in the First
Baptist Church in this city, in their Thirty
fifth Annual Meeting. A. Fuller Crane is
president.
There were over six hundred additions
to the churchs during the year, and the re-
ports from the field were so cheering that,
on motion of Rev. DR.. Fuller, the COnven-
ton joined in prayer and thanksgiving to the
Giver of all good.
Among the visitors present are Rev. Fl.
L. Burrows, Of Missouri; NJ. T. Sumner,
of Alabama, and E. j. Willis, A. E. Dick
inson, and w. +. Broadus, of Virginia.
Rev. j. E. Chambliss preached the intro
ductory sermon, and an able and eloquent
discourse it was. .
The results of the late elections have given
great Joy to the Conservative masses Of this
State, ~
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR LIFE-AssUR-
ANCE MEN.-We learn that by reason OF the
extended and rapidly-increasiDg business OF
Messrs. Belts & Register, of Philadelphia,
who have heretofore represented the Equl-
table Life Assurance Society in the State OF
Virginia, the General Agency for the State
is now thrown open to its own citizens for
an arrangement to represent the society IN
Virginia, with branch Office and headquar-
tiers at Richmond.
Mr.. j. Ii. Montague will continue to act
partially for the society in Richmond, but
whose business engagements otherwise do
not permit him to devote his entire time to
the interests of the society as It's State rep
resentative, involving as the position neces-
sarilv does much travelling over the State,
with frequent and continued absence from
the city. We have pleasure, therefore, in
directing the attention OF gentlemen htted
to represent this sterling, equitable, ana
liberal institution anon. lls.
1t is presided over by the Hon. William
G.. Alexander, i native of Virginia, ana one
of the other officers is a son OF Virginia pa.
rents. As may have been expected, this
company, unlike many others, did ample
Justice to its southern policy-holders after
the war, and is to-day the country through
the most popular and trusted life instltu-
ton. 1t is now doing a larger business than
any company in the world. Its annual
amount Of new insurance Is about 500, ,OO0,'
600. 1t exceeded that sum in 1869. Its
cash income is $7,000,000. Here is an op-
portunity not often to be met. with for g
gentleman of high character, respectability,
energy, and judgment. These qualities
must be possessed by the successful apph
cant, as we understand the committee hav
| ing charge of such appointments will be
| Governed by no other consideration than
the best interests of their company.
| Applications for the position OF Genera
State Agent should be made direct to thu
officers OF the society ut New York withou
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAT.

w. ROsEN, High Constable, will sell al tbs
corner OF Ross and Governor streets, at p.
NJ, two framed houses. counters, showcases,
&C., &c. +.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at ~ =. NJ.
three small l.brick tenemepts on the corner Of
high and Church streets, Oregon Hill.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at DIP. NJ. the large
three-story brick store and dwelling, NO. 2lee
Main street.
HILL & aODDIS will sell at q O'Clock P. NJ.
Ave building lots fronting on Marshall street
and Lafayette avenue. -
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. H., at the
horse lot, horses, mules, top.buggy, &C.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments:
Broad.street Methodist Ghurch.-Rey. j.
L. III. Curry, Lii. D., at Ii A. NJ. and T)4
2. NJ.
Cldg-street Kethodist.-Rev. Mr. Wads-
worth, of Alabama, will officiate morning
and evening. Final contributions for Rev.
T. A. Ware will be received at the morning
service. ~
Nicholson-street Methodist.-Rev. z. H.
Mullen ut II An. and ,7H- p. NJ.
Oregon Hill Methodia. .-KeV. A. ". Sale
at II A. N. and * P. NJ.
Grace-street Presbyterian.-SerVices at
II A. NJ, by the pastor.
Second PresbyteJ7dn-Rev. DR.. Hoge Mt
II A. NJ. and P. NJ. -.
Manchester. Methodist.-Rev. DR.. Brown
at IL A. If.
St. MARKS EpiscopaI.-services at II A.
NJ. and TX P. 81.
Fulton Baphst.-Rev. E. 7. Baird at 81
P. NJ.
Sidney Baptist.-Rev. S. F. Taylor at II
A. NJ; key. W. W. Wood at TX P. NJ.
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WHAT .Em lT?-Lyon's Ka:hairon made my
hair soft, luxdriant, and thick, and Hsgaa's Mag
nolia Balm changed that s,l:ow comlple 1ion into
the marble beauty you now see. This isempfatf-
caly the nguage OF siI w,lo use these articles. AZ
fine head of hair and refined complexion are the
u rcatcst attractions woman can possess. The
Csthair and Magnolia Balm are just hat viii
give them t. you, and nothing else viii. The Balm
is the bloom OF youth. IT makes q lady OF thirty
appear bu. twenty. Both articles are entirely
harmless, and very pleasant. They should be- In
ryery lady,s Oossrssion, #r-.
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SsCoAFLIMEsr 10 a RicHmosDss RTTsr.~ Thesl
proprietots OF the Ice iIeTy rscsiyed a letfer:
from Mrs. GEN. Ii q few t,nya neo ,I,snk no NJ,
Davies Tor copies o, card pictures Ill te iaie Cen
Robert ~ Lee. In this letter rs r se rfortouDcsEf
the pictures OF the General Yfom this
hoest sis hss ever SEEM and SAYS the bare sialt
of such accurate l'kenesses "aTorded. her great
pleasure We make this announcement Ia
cause wc know that 10 win be a scurcs Of srssiso
hcsiion TO the people OF the South 10 be saSursd
taat there Is pletura OF the great hero w5iosc
name win ever live Ia history, which has rcseiyed
the endorsement OF his estimsble consort.
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ELECTION RE1URNs.-It Ia gratifying to have
Election returns when they favor one's party. ops
il is more; gsa,ify fying when man buys IN astieie
and pays ,fer It to know that he has GOT Q gooo
thing In return We believe IL IS eharacterlstic OF
:tge house OF f. b. SPENCE 4 Son to give fali
equivalent Tor the money thoir customers deposit
with them. Their stock OF material Is large they
have good cut:ers. good workmens end are sails
fed With moderate pyofiss.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF PUBLIC OR PRr.l
vATE BUILDINGS MACHINERY, ANIMALS, &C.,s
&c-Mr. u. IL. ANDERSON, having secured The
services Of frst-class landscape photographer,
Is now prepared to execute all orders, either III
the city elsewhere, for views Of all sizes tty'es
and descriptions, from stereoscoptc to the largest
sizes, at short notice and on reasonable terns.
orders LETT at 1911 Main street will receive prompt
attention. ,4 =
n. E.~..Vicws OF buildings or machinery taken
with mathematical correctness. without curya-
ture or distortion. ID. h ANDERSON!
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RECORDS IN THE COURT OF ArPEALs.--
The Court of Appeals ordered yesterday
that in future no record be printed unless
and until required by the court or the par
ties or their counsel, or some one or more
of them, and then only so much Of the re-
cord as the counsel for any party interested
may direct, in pursuance of the 10Th section
Of chapter 1872 of the Code, as amended by
the act approved June 8, 1870 (Sess. acts Of
1SG9-'70, chapter Ill, page 225.)
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: CONSERVATIVE CENTRAL CoMAITTEE.- The
members OF the Conservative Central Com
mittee will meet ut the Chamber Of Com
merce on Saturday afternoon, 18th NoVen7
ber, at AZ p. IL. A full attendance Is spe-s
cially requested, as business Of great I'M
portance will be introduced. -
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SALE OF THE VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR Re.
FINERY.-The Virginia Steam Sugar Re-
tinery, at Rockets, with the machinery and
wharf attached thereto, was sold yesterday
by Mr.. Thomrs W. Keesee, auctioneer,
under deed of trust for SS3, 600, 5. c. Tar
day being the purchaser. The brick tene-
ments Nos. 1856 and 1883 Main street, be-
tween Locust alley and Wall street, men,
toned in the same deed of trust, will be
sold to-day ut y o'clock
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT-Judge e. c.
Minor presid,ng.-The only case before this
court on yesterday was that of Peter
Civilian Orlander Philip Taylor alias Peter
Taylor alias Tom Taylor, charged with
breaking open the store Of John II. Jones.
The jury had not agreed upon verdict at
late hour in the evening, and probably
spent the night in the custody of the sheriff.
The grand jury brought in the following
true bills:
Indictment against James NJ. Ladd, for
the murder Of Mr.. Mayo on Turkey Island
some months ago.
Robert Allen. for burglary.
James Taylor (negro), Milton Rowe, and
Henry Harris, each for assault and battery.
Milton Rowe, for interrupting and dis
turbing public worship, and ior striking
the officer when demonstrated with upon
his conduct.
Elijah Johnson, for grand larceny.
Robt. Iyerson (negro), for horse-stcaling.
James Summers, for attempt to murder,
and Peter Taliaterro, for same offence.
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LIST OF UyMAILABLg LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PpsT-uFFICE NOVEMBER
1.-Two letters, no address; Miss Castillo
C. Bowen, Scottsyille: Mrs. Meiinder al
exandre, Baltimore; Miss Flanagan, Bee
niIs Ain = , - ---- Y -.
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ORIarvAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF GEs. R.EtBxs.
NJ. MIIRx, Lexington, vs., hassphotosrxphs.of
General Lee taken at different, times daring ihe,
past two years Of his life. which sre j Iropoune.d
superior to any taken during this period. He has
ais an arrangement ith one ofthe best artists f
New York by which he furnishes splendid sofl-
painted photograp aphs from these originate. u; 1sv'
Specimens OF his originals caa be seen at RLLx7.
SON & TAYLoR's news depot. Anderson, OF Rich-
mond exhibits GOPHER Of sfiley's photograph. Ad-
dress 4 .s5 n, !scs NJ NfLEY LeSiogtiAn, Va. =