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LOSING.OUT SALE.

GRAND CLOSING.OUT SALE.
Beautiful White SuitinR Linens, yard wide, In
patterns of 10 yards, for Sl.75;
Buff Suitipg Linens, yard Wide, In patterns OF 10
yards, for Sl75.
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
Gren sdInes, Japaneee, and Berages, In patterns
of Is yards, Tor 81 per pattern;
SILK Grenadines-PlRin, Plaid, and Striped In
patterns, from SI.75 to a. worth double The
money:
French .iico Qiuen 1nishN, loc.;
Beautiful Black M'hair Grensdne, In patterns OF
Is yards, for S2.25, worth 81; .
A large line of Summer shawls variety both In
material aud style), from also TO 81 fS-Very
handsome:
Llama Lace Points at all prices, warranted to be
the che pest we'll rs the finest;
A full line Of Gents Dress Shirts; also, Uncer-
shirts and Furnishing Goods generally al very
low Il ures
A large and handsome assortment Of Edgings and
InsertiDgs (all kinds, very cheap;
Ladies' and CENTS Hosiery;
swiss and check Muslin;
Nainsooks, Tsrletans, &c.
A full line Of
BROWN and BLEACHED DoMEsT1Cs'
LINEN DRILLS, -
The finest WHITE LINEN DUCK,
flowers,
SAILOR HATS, &c: ,,
jy 81 DUCkWALb q hoooo.
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Dry GOODS ,,,,. no ;, ~.
Having determined to close out my entire
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
7 will from this time forward sell my large ana
attractive stock out, AT COST, FOB CASH.
our stock Of DRESS GOODS is full and COM
plete, embracing all the novelties of the season.
such as
PLAIN and BROCHE GRENADINES,
Full line of IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLEAS and SILKS,
CAMBRICS, PIQURG. $50:
LINENS, LAWNS, &c.
Also, full line Of
CAssIMEREA LINENS, and COTT0NADES
TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
LACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
NOTIONS, &C.
All Of which will be sold at prices that DEFY
competition. j. n. WooDriN'
ILL Main street,
ana Opposite Dispstch office.
* AT THE CORNER"
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& GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE

@ GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGs's BAKERY, TOT Main street.
The largest variety Of CAKES at BRIGG3'S
BAKERY, 707 Main street.
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, at BRIGGs's
BAKERY, 707 Main street.
PIES at S, 10, and 1Sc. piece at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUHK, al
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7e7 Main street.
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Union BILLS can
be supplied with all Of these at Mr. ROBERT
WERNE'S, on 18th street, near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
RR1GGS'S BAKERY
tys TOT Main street.
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1crr,va AND HorErul""-Whilss

ncryrr1se AND HorEruI."-w S,ll
-, ,hs New York Tribune on satur-
Ieaa ,n', :" q paragraph concerning the cle'-
uay '' ,rbirh are to take place to-day In Ken
. .."n, we were rather startled by the posi-
49, statement that the secretary OF the
penublican Congress committee at WASH
,ncton had received from, various parts OF
kentucky very cheering and hopeful ac-
counts of the progress of the canvass In
that State. Determined to kuow the worst,
we read on, and were soon confronted with
the declaration that the Democratic pa'
jority In that State will probably not eX'
coed twenty. five thousand MARX TArLEf
could not have been more cheerful ana
hopeful under adverse circumstances lnah
this philosophc correspondent Oh the 1Tf'
bunP.
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No BIDDERs.-The> sale Of 1000 shares of
common stock and ], 200 shares of preferred
stock of the Orange and Alexandria rail-
road, and 5000 of dividend scrip of the
same road, owned by the corporation OF
Alexandria, Va, advertised tor Thursday,
did not take place, as there was not single
bidder. 1t is understood that the Pennsyl-
yania Central Railroad Company have
made written offer for the stock adver-
tised
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DIED.

o. A.. 70, ,ns.. ut Orange Court-house, OF dis-
CAS-, Ua IF ri he hear, ALEXAsD F. rA1Loh' III
the e5th ycsr oil his age.
At winchester, Va, Ausust an n;,,iam TazeweIl
TAZEwELI,, inf.n T sc. son n, OF o.e imam
and Ella C. Fox, or Baltimore
,- .,o 9Th Inst. at this Fxchange Ho.
On ~ sl nnTaIyysis Mr.. BESJ A. HATcHE aged
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THE FIRST PRESIDENTIAL NoMINATIoN.--
The president OF the National LABOR Union
party, il appears, has Issued cal: for u po-
litical convention OF the representatives Of
the union, to be held ut Columbus, Ohio,
on Wednesday, the 18th Of October next, to
nominate candidates for President and
Vice-Presdent for the national election OF
1870
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LET GREELEY BEwARE.-The National
Nrgtnia", edited by the carpet-bagger S.
+. Maddox, says:
"Of all the adventures and carpet bag
gers with which the South has been cursed
since the suppression OF the rebellion, Ho-
GRACE GREELEY is the most miserable, mer-
censry, and graceless."
Evidently, MIR. GREELEY's denunciations
Of the carpet-baggers have hurt one of
them.
Hit 'em again, HORACE!
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nr1 1918 AND 1915 MAIN STREET
Is THE PLACE WHERE
LEVY BROTHERS


CLOsING-OUT SALE,
WHICH IS CREATING SUCH AN EXCITE
MENT IN THIS CITY.
But ia 1t to be wondered at when they sell
NEW YORK COTTON MILLS COTTON at alc.
yard;
WAM.UTTA COTTON at 2cc.;
nuyAI, COTTON, Ia favorite brand, superior to
New York Mills or Wamsulta,) at 1sc. yard :
ANDROsCOGGIN COTTON at l6sc. yard;
The best YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON
at 1sc. which can be sold st that price-sold
elsewhere at 163'.
FULL YARD-w1DE BLEACHED COTTON
at l2ic;
v.pn-wIDE IJNBLEACHED COTTON at
,o,c supericr to any now sold in this city or
Manchester
P1LLOW-CAsE COTTON, % inches wide at
1ss,. per yard;
A full assortment of BALE COTTON, all Nos,
from Ito 70;
UEBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at SOC.
pound:
GENTS GAUIE SHIRTS at aoc.-usualS soio
at 81;
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES at 81 pair.
Our whole stock Of JEWELRY and NOTIONS
arc marked 80 very low that they are way be-
low bottom prices.
LINEN DOYLIEs at eOc. a dozen. just notice
that
SATCHELS for travellers at ga bargain;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEF5 at 75c. dozen
GRENADINE DRESS PATTERNS, Is yards in
apattern, for sl.?5;
HoNEY-CoMB or BRIDAL QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed, now marked down
to $40;
A great reduction has been made on all Of our
QUILTS;
An excellent article of Children's and Misses
WHITE CuTTON HOSE at l2lc. pair;
The cheap. st and best assortment Of DOMESTIC
GlNGHAMS;
Yard wide PRINTEDPERCALE, or CAMBRIA,
at 2oc, usually sold at sOc., per yard;
TABLE-CLOTHc, all pure linen, at Soc., worth
FRENCH wOVE CORSETS, white and colored,
warranted whalebone, at CSC. pair
A small lot Of those JAPANESE FANS, at 7c.,
still left;
JAPANESE SILKS in every desirable shade
BLACK SILKS, every grade, and at prices that
never fail TO please;
BARATHEA CLOTH and DRAP D'ETE, just
the thing for summer coats;
LINEN CHECKS at 2oc., worth &c.:
PRINTED BRILLIANTES at shilling, very
cheap at 25c.;
SWISS MUSLIN at l5c. per yard;
NAINSOOK MUSLIN at 2Oc. per yard;
CHINESE GRASS CLOTH at &c.. marked down
from CSC.
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wAREEED.

Al Max Meadows wythe county, s WI WaaI ~ EIs
eI RirBERTsTiH, Fsa Of Fythsviiie, Ho TT M
y OF meia county, Va m,ss ~ mc a
McGAvUCK, daughter ~ hsh o.rda
Eso.. OF Mar NJ do vs. w.. NO cafus'
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The New York Telegram, cracking u JOKE
unon the man who happened to own the
bat,ls.fcltls, both of Manassas ana Apo
ma,tox &. H., remarks that the man VINO
will furnish fields for rebcllions foes TO bght
on is open to the criticism of the patriotic.
Wbcreat the Manassas Gazette wakes
wrOth.
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nRY GOODA. a
CI1MMER DRESS GOODS TO BE SOLD
~ -,y ruYp7sy DAYB AT


G>nMMER DRESS GOODS TO BE SOLD
y Fo. THIRTY DAYS AT
Ju11Us syCLE's, as BROAD sThEET'
AT AND BELOW COST -,
,n order TO make room for my fall STOCK. moaiu
advise those in want of bargains TO give me .t "a.
prior to buying elsewhere, as am in'is asse :,
mined to close ont my present stock OF gooo' ~
the very lowest cures, such as
lawns. pIQTEs,
JACONET CAMRRICS,
SWISS MUSLINS,
BISHOP and VICTORIA Law No. r.,
Also. full line OF DOMESTIC GOODS, sucn a.
BLEACHFD COTTON for 10, 49, ID anu
1ar lss' d per Of NAPKINS and TOWELS at re-
duced prices: Gil .asort
AI Ren some of those nue WHITE LINEN-Bo-
SOM SHIRTS lett
In order to secure such bargains as were never
offered before, you must call on
JULIUS SYCLE,
ais Broad street bet. eth and 5tn streets
sA1EsMEN:J. j. Turner, John N. Gary, W.
n Powa,s Jacob Newman, Charles 4. strs"s. :
store closed on SATURDAYS. au4
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A BAD BLUNDER.--It Is enough to make
even the Tammany leaders laugh to read in
the Tribune what GREELEY says to cor
respondent who wrote to him on the sub.
,ject of the Tammany frauds. Here it iss
He writes long letter in favor of har-
mony among honest men, which is excel
ient advice, but has no application TO U.s."
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Major B. L. Woodson, we learn, has To-
Gated at Kansas City, and has commenced
the practice of law with fllttering pros
poets, having been already retained in q
case OF considerable magnitude. Roanoke
Times.
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We have received from Messrs. WOOD
HOUSE d PARHAM, Main street, the July
No. Of the British Quarterly Req leso.
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DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

his institution begins Its sixteenth annual ses-
sion October 2, 1871. r,xa TO-
No location sun passes the city OF Richmond Ior
the hyher educ ttion OF the hers Of the South
The Institute seeks to add TO It's advantaRes o!
locstion tha hes, provisions for the comiott o. us
inmates and the highest facilities LOT their ih-
Core pondcnce is Invited from those with
daughters TO educate.
CHARLES II. WINSTON Nj. Az
49,, ,ol,r, President.
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STILL GREATER REDUCTION OF PRICES.
THE GOODS MUST BE BOLD.
In orderto close out our stock of
Embroidered and Striped Grenadines,
Black Iron Grenadines,
japanese Poplns and Silks,
Black and Colored Dress Silks,
White, Black, and Colored Alpacas,
Lawns Piques, Percales,
Linens, Cassimeres, Brosd-Cloths,
Llama Lace shawls,
Black d Colo'ed Grensdine Shawls,
Buff Pongee SIX Parasols,
White French ST Parasols,
Kid Gloves, &c, &C.,
We have determined 70 sell them AT COST, at
the CORNER OF 9TH AND BROAD STREETS.
WIN. THALHIMER & SONS.
COUNTRY ORDERS carefully ate; ded to.
iyH w. 7. & s.
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4 CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND. VA.

The patrons Of this institution respectfully
reminded that the new scholastic year begins on
the FIRST MONDAY IN SFrTFMBER. Parents
and III ardians who wish to ure for young ladies'
in q hrst-cass boarding school tn. benefits Of 4
solid and refined education, with maternal super
vision over their health, morals. and manners,
will have no reason to regret their choice OF ths
healthy heights of Richmond, in buildings en-
larged to admit additional applicants. the pupils
enjoy ample grounds. picturesque views, ana
every facility unJer IN improved system and an
efficient corps of teachers for their con,entmthl
and progress.
For prospectus OF terms, apply TO superorsss
streeis ault-epl5
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w STAUNTOE, VA,
viii begin the ?2d Annual Session September a.
1871, and close June "a, ls72.
Rev. VIM. A. Harris, President, with an able
corps OF twenty teachers and officers:
Than this no College for young ladies ranks
OF our @ aid Coess ey
French by native ssrer. Music by six profess
sors and teacher. among whom are two OF the
teachers of vocal music In the South.
This is one OF the healthfest climates In the
mo atca d,seases are entirely restored s' ana ell
buildings and grounds are elegant. Scenery
surprisingly grand and beautiful, making It one
The last session one huGdred young ladcs at
tended this school from fourteen eouthern states.
From Judge John N. Hendrcn, VI. A., University
Of Virginia
! regard the Weeleyan Fem lie Institute as one
Of very hest and most att active schools 10 the
from Hon. John b. Baldwin,
The Wesleyan Female Institute. a most Success
full and 1ourishng school, Is surrounded by inH l.
ences which make 1t in all respects mlst deslrs.
BILE place for the care and education oil The daush.
ters of Christian parents.
Respectfully, JOHN Is. BALDWIN.
from General John Echols
sTAUNToS, VA, May L., ls7o
l know very we'll the school OF Kev. WIN. A.
Harris, snd assure you that young ladies could
hardly be placed under better Influences han there
surrounding them. and his pupils seut out
thoroughly prepared to discharge the duties of cu.
tlv4ted, refined, and Christian HOmen. / com
mend he school most heartily to YOU.
Very truly, JOHN FCHoLs.
from Prof. william r.. Peters, LII. D., Of Uni-
verstyo OF Virginia.
Young ladies committed to the care of Prof.
HARRIS will enjoy advantages OF moral and In
lelecLual raining rarely found.
From Bishop 4. N. Marvin, ID. d.
The Wesleyan Female institute Is an honor to
the Church. Instruction Is thorough. All classes
stand high. The most talented professors are
pl yed. The school is very prosperous, aud d.
serves to he 30.
TERMS FOR TIE ENTIRE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board and tuition In the collegiate course, fg35.
Music aud other extra studies moderate.
For Catalogues address
REV. Wa. A. HARRIS,
" lq-llaW3M&W2t Stau ton. Us.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF >CIIooLs,)
1901 CLAY STREET. :

RICHMOND, VA, August ls7i. }
4 PUBLICATIONS. f . K APPOINT
n mg.ET AS TEACHES ~ TIL PUBLIC
SCHOOLS will be received until AUCC>T 18Th
Male and female (whlte and colorcd) teachers
are wanted.
Male principals for the Central" Bellevue"
valley" "Leigh-strecL" and "Bakrrstf'e.'
Schools will be appointed.
Applications for appointment rs TEACHER
OF GERMAN are solicited
For further particulars, apply at this oalce.
By order OF the School Board or the CITY Of
Richmond J. III. BINFOkD,
an 2-2aw1w Superintendent Schools.
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Medical College Of Virginia.
The building is situa ted fn quiet, centrai pass
OF the CITY, and convenient Of access 10 au Tue Du
differentiated wards and comfortably. furnished
private rooms.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid ad-
mitted except the insane and those iaboring under
CONTAGIOUS disorders. Suitable accommodations
and experienced nurses provided for women
during confinement. s. g.r
CHARGES,
Including board, medical attendance,
and uedicine) large "ard' per week. o..
invariably In adyance................. ...86
Private rooms 70 x.S
small additional fee Is charged LOT sufg, .s;,
onerstions. Liberal terms Will be mace Win
churches, benevolent associations, ana coFpora-
lions, for the care Of their sick by IN, year pay
For further information or admission, apply ~
the Infrmary, TO r-,yo un
=. * ,awom Medical Sup't
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STAPLES:
Linens and Linen sheetings;
Brown and Bleached Cottons;
Cotton Sheetirgs and Pillow Cottons;
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
(At old prices, although advsncing)
Linen-Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Cassimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two to three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, sum
mer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, to be sold OF st half
value, as their inventory season list september)
approaches. T. 3. PRICE CO.,
ty2s 1lol Main street.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK PROMPTLY
- DONE AT THIS OF -.
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HIGH SCHOOL

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
"a FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA.
L. NJ BLACKBOARD. NJ. A., tUnivsrity 81
Virginia,) Principal, with competent assistants
In every department. The 18th annual session
begins september 81, 1871, and ends June 10 lsi!
Terms, $3.50 per session. Catalogue sent on 1ppl-
c.lion to l.. NJ. BLAeKFURD, 81. A., lock boz
!, hj.xspdrta Va ~ ?7-?m
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au 1-eod1nn
DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
IA DANVIiLE, VA.

DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
IL DANVILLE, VA.
The next session will commence September b.
1871, and clio Sc the last Of June.
Hev. l. X. LAKE., Rev. JOHN LIPsCoMb
JOHN"ON, Principals of Collegiate Department.
A. PRFoT, Principal ofDepartment OF Modern
The principals are sided In their respective de-
partments b. competant assistants: , ,,.
Charges for board and tuition In an EnRhsr
branches. for the entire session, $40. Oiher
charges equally mo crate. Fifty per CENT us
count. to minister's daugh ers. .,a .o,,,.o,
of 1 Feo R'R A. PsEo 81. 'n's'' - 81
For catalogues, containing full particulars; ad-
dress the Principals. ~ 81 eo..-0S
II RICHMOND, VA.
The next session opens on MONDAY, October
given.
hoard In messing CLUBS, tuition, and other colle-e
fees, fuel. lights, and washing, need not exceed
S2O6 for the session OF nine months. The same
expenses, If board De had In private families, Will
A Law School, under the control of able and ex-
perenced professors, Is connected with The Col
For catalogue and further particulars, address
Is. PURiEAR,
1y 10. eod,Ol Chairman of the Faculty.
'oA-' ASNAPoL1s. MD,
JAMES NJ. GARRETT, NJ. A., Principal.
The next tcssion of this Institution, founded in
l7S4. begins on the
FIRST WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER.
A full collegiate course IL organized. with Fa-
Guilty of seven pro 'essors and three tutors.
Chars es Tor entire scholastic year, $3.50.
For further parti: liars, apply for cattl 70
PROF. W. Fl. hOfklNS,
secretary Of the Faculty.,
3-eodtOcl Annapolis Md.
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MOUNT DE CHANTAL ACADEMY.
CLUSTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL,
SIX MILES cFF THE RICHMOND AND
DaNvILLE RAILROAD.
T. osCAR ROGERS, PRINCIPAL.

The next session will begin SECOND MON.
DAY OF SEPTEMBER MKT. and end 18TH
JUNE. ls72. Expenses do not exceed s72s. Pays-
BILE, one hslf On entrance, bslsnce 1st February
For particulars address
TIE PRINCIPAL,
-. Black Walnut Post-of1ce,
au Tim Halifax county, Va.
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NFISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL
WI for young ladies' aud child en-, Linden Row,
NO. 1902 east Franklin street. liz duties of this
school will he recumed on MONDAY, October
81, 1s7l. Tie musical department. VIII be under
the care of Mrs. WIN. II. POWERS For clrculIrI
of terms apply TO Wis. POW MRS
All a-3m at the schGOl-roOms
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
ID BEDFORD COUNTY, Va

JAMES =. HOLCOMRE. LII. D.. Principsi'
w. II. ABBOT, Associate rriucipal
Assisted by full corps OF competent lHslruc'o'''
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EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE INFIEMARY,
COZ. MARsHALL AND COLLEGE s1s.'
-. RICHMOND, va.
hid. TALrAFERKo; n. d, Medical sup't

Medical and Surgical staff, the Professors % Inc
Medical College OF Virginia.
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STILL GREATER REDUCTION OF PRICE

AT THE CORNER !"
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We AUGUST, 1871.

D AUGUST, 1871.
GOODS.
T. Z. PRICE & co. have just opened
Brown, Green, Blue, Buff, and Pink Cambrics,
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves {;
Ladies' Colored and Black Kid Gloves, very best !;
Black Gro Grain silks, cheap;
Cotton and Lisle-Thread Hose and Half Hose;
Bulhiggan Hose and Half Hose, superior;
CoIsets every make and quality.
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NIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
" NFERISG, ut the Rensselaer, Polytechnic In
stitute, Toy, Y. A higher and more pr.c,ical
Course of Instruction Will he given here than has
ever been attempted elsewhere IN this country.
Reopeus S. ut. 10 h. For the Annu-l Register, con-
tamil z improved Course OF Study. aud fall par
ticulars apply to PROF. CHAhLES DRoWNE,
Director. an 3-ilm
The New York herald., 1871-12-20
HORSES. RS. NU.
PUBLIC AUVTION,
n THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 20,
IT STABLE NO. 8 WEST 18TH ST., CORNER 9TH Av.,

AT STABLE NO; WEST laIH ST, CORNER 9TH Av,
consisting OF fine aud fast Horses Carriages Wagons, Har-
ness, Scghs Bells, Robes. blankets, &c,
The Whole and entire unons OF COL g W Todd y 5 a A.
6years old, sire by Duchess County Bashaw dam Star
nare bred by Samuel Armsrong at Pine hush, Orange
troed at Middetown in a when but years old has
since ian ana owner IN mat with pTopeI care
ranted sound and kind also pedigree IS wsrraned.
fast and fine Patchen Gedng 1915 hands high. 9years
great powers Of endurance, gait and action powerful
enough for coupe or good stye can trot IN 2
6nc fast l5,s high, syears old has
frequently rotted o, can beat minutes ON day OF sale
Basket Pony phacton Sleighs Harness.
single Harness, Straps OF ses Blankets Robes &C. &C.
\. B.-Sase absolute aud nnrescrvet.
-UNREsE RIVED SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
IA. this day December "a. at lU,S O'Clock prompt,
at private stable 100 est 1hythrd Sixth
consisting 4 the extra stylish Ozark bay roing Mare Floral
ua M S At i SsSso Sas as % Y
her present IN 25s: ID line AMI fast very
easy pleasant driver has no tricks ar faults Is great pole
Elegant and stylish Doou bsv Morgan Mares full 5G
hsh years old bali sisters aied colorsd and butt 50
as - drive like one arc prompt high lofty s.eppers afraid
Of nothing road too long for them can ro, better than
three minutes. and are warranted sound and kind.
Also the hish bred brown trong Mare Beauty rotted
race at Feeiwood Park last summer winning the same in
gentleu, and never been tranei for spead IL perfect
beauty without fault bemish lady drive herr 15li
hsh only wears old ana warranted sound and Kind IN every
Ono Top stivers Wagon little used two single Harnesses
One Wolsa one sua,o ana two Wssea Robes
One hight double road Harness, two Whips.
Road, Stable and Sweat Blankets, all inst class
The above the property gentleman engaged In build
ing railroad South who sells without limit as he s called
hence for the winter.
Stock on exhibition until time OF sale.
JOHN ID. HAMLIN, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1871-12-20

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
CcRSEE THIRD AVENUE AND TWENTY SIXTH STU
NEW YORK, Dee l6, 1871.
interest nj the rate of cent
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after the third Monday in January.
Interest Will be added to July and not drawn
bear iLt.rest us new deposits.
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ary, will draw interest from January l..
Bank oren daily from 10 A. NJ. to r. NJ and on Monday
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