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CPEED SPEED, STYLE, SAFETY AND ELEGANCE:
GSHiT s5SEs Is PK sfKEET a M IS
ny JOHN l.. vANDEwATER, Auctlonecr,
wagons Pony fSaetons snsle and double Harness. &C.
@s rom 1as ns
the hespor,ing stock Of The late James T. Sands Of suf
fs iStfTf @ S c
h was rs BY ssa. anS%
ySh St SeRs aP gam aa without vice. ''A fault
INC S neSs"s
az to ~ and promises great -, o. ,.,,.,n ,..
styled aud team of pure trotting horses
gsntIemans road use in the city and with their amiable
family phaeton or coach team they fear nothing safe
to Ass they are warranted sound and KIND in either
caied finely coored, flowing names and tails and
style act and gat alike to periecton will be sold sepa
Hand reh and elegant blood bay rachen Horse
e fears g. nothing nc roans'sp n,s
warranted sound and kind this horse can be driven by
The celebrated fast trottng mare Western Maid, Is
here two years aae BY James peyo; she had repeat
sdIy shown at Kaamaz9o before coming here 2s9 and
aw IL days. She
S @ a0s Sf"s reg
peated In Ss Mr. Watson and peyo not being able to
cOnsummate the bargain she then and there sold 10
late who has used her exclusively for private road
and received two f0rteits In she to have
been entered In the Buffalo only sick
ness Of owner she is hardy rugged game and strong
fine gated and warranted TO beat 40 sale she
70 track any day and show from "a TO 6 ard is
OF the fastest and strongest troers TO road In
the city, This is valuable for track purposes her
owner would never give her a public record is war
Also one OF the handsomest jet black Ponies In New
York. l31a hands high years old perfect pet and pic
ture; can almost talk; together with elegant Pony
Phseton made 70 order and nearly new. Harness, &C.
all has been used by young miss at Saratoga and
the finest In Saratoga the pony is extra fast traveller
and stylish, good ddier and warranted sound and kind
Also Wagons by Brewster and Duscnbury Van Duser
double and single Harness, by Demorcst; Sheets Belts,
Blankets. &C.
The whole comprising choice collection Of fine
stock offered at auction and will positively
be sold to highest bidder. No limit or restriction.
Particulars be ascertaned and stock any time
prior 10 sale ut stable as above.
N B-The speed will be warranted and connosscurs
in,.fo affn
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A UCTION SALE OF FOUR ELEGANT HORSES, DOG
N CART, PHAEION, HARNESS, &C., THIS DAY,
SEPT - A AT m 10 O'CLOCK, PRoMMPTLY, M At NEW YORK
LIVERY sTAREs y AMP Fast
BY JAMES JENKINS, Auctioneer.
The entire outfit Of j. s. French who sails for China In
aicw days consisting Of some OF the finest stock IN this
chase Is called to the followng:-
Splendid pair of bay Gedings 1874 hands and years
old well known In this city and also at Long Branch
half brothers and match very closely have long beautiful
necks and tails that touch the ground and have great
style and action; rapid travellers and pull the
minute gait they have the size and action for coach
team and hcye speed enough for the road they
ranted sound and kind and unexceptonabe In
spect.
Elegant dark brown coupe or coach Horse, 1914 hands
and years old; raised III Kentucky and second to
large horse in this city prompt and resolue driver
with great endurance and attracts much attention In
cart TO match another horse cannot be beaten in the
state; warranted sound and kind.
Beautiful Ethan Allen Mare, l5i4 hands high, years
name aud tail; is pure gated and honcs is perfect
beauty can speed 235 gait; Is an excellent pole an l.
mall has never been track but trot TO road
able track horse she is warranted sound and kind and
must be seen to be appreciated.
Celebrated and fast trotfcr Major; bright bay, 15ir
hands, sired by. Young Morrcll, dam Black Hawk; was
raised at Brateboro by Charles Sept ESQ., and trotted
when four years old full mile in 24S has since been
used on road he one OF the most stylish and well be-
hayed young horses be found and beat
wagon, and is warranted sound and kind.
Also light four wheeled Dog Cart, good as new: Phae-
ton Brewster top Wagon single and double Harness by
wanted Tor good reliable coachinan.
N B-Sale positive, rain shine. Stock exhibi-
ton at stable full warranee all horses for "a hours
o"'"''s'e' may 'e ""' ~ JENKINS Hi5 DUFF.
1,40l Broadway.
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A UCTIoN SALE TO REDEEM PLEDGE,

A UCTION SALE TO REDEEM PLEDGE,
IA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, AT IL O'CLOCK.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASsELL viii soil at their mart,
ITO, 1l2 and ia East Thirteenth street. Fourth ave-
nne Team Bay Carriage Herss, Is hands high, " ara
old, Kind and true IN all excellent Travellers
first class family team; also ect Brett and
Double Harness. Robes &C. To be sold without reserve,
beng pledge to satisfy Judgment: and this notice in
accordance with and to fulfil the terms upon which the
pledge made The establishment can he ap-
plication to the auctoneera ESTES BARNARD,
229 Broadway, Attorneys for
JAMES r. EDWARDS.
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DPTECTIyEs-EDsALL& co. NO. 8 PINE STREET,
- furnish reliable and efficient operatives In all mat
fers their business correspondents through
out United States and Europe. Business strictly con-
ndentiaL
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A TTENTION Is INVITED TO THE SALE OF HORSES
"A and Carriages by auction
TIL DAY, by

ELEGANT PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT-TEAMR RAY
Horses l6 hands high years old extra fine family
team sold to redeem pledge also set of Harness and
Baroucbc, in good order.
SUPERIOR ROAD TEAM BROWN HORSES, Is
hands, 5ycars old warranted sound, kind and true.
FIVE EXTRA GOOD ROAD HORSES
SADDLE, WORK AND DRAUGHT HORSES.
SEVERAL WAGONS NEARLY NEW SOLD TO PAY
advances
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DEwARD OF $500 AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
III Will be paid for the return OF ewelry taken from
trunk in room $50, Congress Hail. Saratoga, Wednes
day August ~ Address In confidence, F. box s,ls4 New
York Post Office.
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SEPTEMBER H. l872-TRIPLE SHEET.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

LrOR sALE-TwO GOOD WORK HORSES FOR AN,
II purpose price 500 and $50: also Dog Cart, made
by suvers; $aM Nos and West Thirteenth street.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
COAsTXVIsE STEAMSHIPS.

49, - 49, -~---A
fI'ExAs LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS
- touching at Key West, carrying the United States
rhe steamship CITY OF HOUSTON, Captain Deerng,
at pier 70 East RIVER will leave on Saturday, Sept. IA
honston Direct Navisaiicn Company BY galveston
Houston and Henderson Railroad.
m's"' GaiSiSfi a. aELHH3KY LlHHptS q CO. 1863 Maiden .ue
orto w r. CLYDE, 40 Wall street.
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT.
The Al steamer CITY 81 F'ss'" saN HSroNro Captain Pen
tsssr Is ss at three rec oclqcS i T. HMs'' wednesday sep
For freight or pas'age MsIY8lSy appISyo On u, ,x.,,
To be followed by the steamer CLYDE, Captain Ken
nedy. sailing on Saturday. September q, 1872
FOR NEW yrsaH eELE.Ss Ms pIHEGT sTH gsu,p LIME
from pier No. 'SsFih sHhkaxs, saiIfE, at O'Clock Pm
pr.c,, on Saturday Sepemoer r.,s, vyer m :.
Louis, yeksburg. Mobile, Galveston and Indlanoa.
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II Southern Line.
The steamship VICTOR,
w.e.ve pier s East aRis Riss September IS
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda'
Q. II. MALLORY co. l6s Maiden lane.
DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The new steamship p'n NEW oRnESNs. 6 Zap G%ptan f.
asS S SoF& rS Se r.esysa s s%aqaGny asy
and s cSn SSsn passage ts 1 Mobile
FOR "'s' e. a'tGSEEe E. GEoaRTeEy SaReEy T. CO., 50 West street
L1OR MOBILE, ALA, FERNANDrNA, JACKSON
all point. on the Florida and jasksonSS Pe%sacoa and
Mobile Railroads steamsihip AsiIpANp
viii sail Saturday, September H. atsp H. from pier 70
Insurance to Fernandina y per cent.
FOR freight or passage apply pprS 70 u,xn uow.us,o,
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L,OR sALE-A PINE BAY HORSE FULL I5,s HANDS;
u sound and Kind good steppsr; price sI7s years
Seventh avenue. Owner, Mr.. STOKES 50 Broadway,
room 80.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GRRMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamship BREMEN, Captain W. Ladewigs will
pier, loot OF Third street Hoboken To be followed by
day. September H.
Rates of passage TO London, Havre and Bremen,
payable in gold, or its equivalent in currency. -
second
For freight or passage apply 10
OELRICtS 4 co, Agents. No. 2 Bowling Green.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACfORs
Sealed proposals will be received by the undo rsigned
this Office until O'Clock of the yth day OF Scptem
Der, 1877 for all the Work the Fourth Avenue I'm
provement between scwnty.ninth street and Harlem
River, embracing large amount of heavy work. Exca
walton, Tunncls wals Bridges &c Plans, spcclca-
tons and blank proposals will be In readiness a hls
ALLAN CAMPBELl,
ALFRED W. CRAVEN,
EDWARD H. TRACY,
j. C. BUCKWOUT,
alE E.a... - Eoarfh ANaHI Imnrl anlou
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LNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
j. The Old Dominion steamship Company will despatch
from pier 81 North River their elegant wheel steamship
ISAAC BELL, Brakeman, commander. for Norfolk City
Point and Richmond, thursday Sept. ~, ats r. NJ giving
through bills Of ladng TO all points South and South
Accommodations uncanaed Apply at pier 81
NJ the general Office lS Greenwich street corner OF Dey
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CPEED. SPEED STYLE, SAFETY AND ELEGANCE.
- GREAT POSITIVE SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY
SALE BY AUCrIoN, THIS DAY lFRIDAy), SEPT. l3 AT
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EINE CARRIAGES.
IT New styles for the Fal trade.
We offer the largest and finest stock in the chy at very
moderate prices.
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EXCURSIONS.
DRY GOODS.

IJAIRl HAIR HAIR!-SHAW'S PATENT HAIR,
IL equal 10 human hair: can he combed and brushed.
Switches 5c Human Hair, cheapest and best in
market; Solid Switches, yard long, 81; French
made 25c Latest styles always hand 352 Bowery,
Pp9site ra street ana near treat one up stairs aud
third streets, up stairs
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r OsT-A BUNCH OF KEYS, GOING FROM BEEKMAN
The finder will be rewarded by leaving them at So Beck
man street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS ROYAL HAVANA AND
"A. Kentucky State Lotteries always on file.
J. CLUTE, Broker 2O6 Broadway, l5S Fulton street
Post office box 1859 and No. Park row.
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+ osT-ON TUESDAY, WHITE SWISS OvERsKIRT.
~ The finder will be rewarded on leaving 1t at Sl9 sixth
avenue.
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7 OST-ON THURSDAY A GRAY STRIPED KITTEN,
IL with red collar and bells; TO the name of Kit
~ Aliberal reward if returned to 10 West Nineteenth
Ifreef
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~ RAUsKoLB, VIENNA (AusrRTAl. MARIABILF
Nebgasse No Il, Of Leather, Fancy Goods.
OF nnc and middle fine Leather Goods, Of srecialties In
pocketbooks, Cigar Cases Letter and Card Kecpsases
Glove and Handkerchief sounlss Writing Portfolios,
Porieno oiiss 40 The latest in crocodile aud snake
heather
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CTOLEN-FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, THE EVENING
Of the 18th Instant, between Bryants Theatre and
following notes and other papers OF no value TO any one
same VIZ fwfmiy share s Zach Of stocS of Excel
Flor scarpst JS Lining Comgahy Sne note by
by him dated March 1877 payable two years from dass
FOR one note drawn By o. H. Fonda TO order OF w
three years from date one note, drawn by Loor
less Cool Co. payable at National Bank Potsdam dated
June 1877, payable six months after date for $4,000
payable TO ORDER OF H. Cool and endorsed by him oe
note drawn by a. 3. Paddock, dated ct Omaha March
70 1872 payable to order of IT, Cool for $1,000
should DC sent by mail or express 70 the subscriber
Of Taylor yno co. NO 80 Chambers street. the money
ii. NJ COOL.
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New York Items.

NEW IoRg, September 25.--Tbe editor OF
the CrGncsio. published here. and II Cuban
have gone to Niagara to fight duel.
The Convention Of general ticket agents
has adjourned. Their proceedings were
mostly private.
The Eric Railroad Company are suing for
the recovery of the Grand Opela-H House from
Jay Gould aud Mrs. Fisk. ..#
The licenses Of the captain and the first
and second pilots of the steamer Metis nave
been revoked
A. 2. Edgerton declines the straight-Out
Indiana gubcrnatorial nomination.
During storm yesterday Morgan Single
ton. of the signal station al st. Louis, while
ascending to tile observatory, was struck by
lightning. He will recover.
George William Curtis declines being a
presidential elector because he is chairman
of tie Advisory Board Of the Civil Service,
which may make him consttutionaily ineli-
gible.
Mrs. Johnson, who fatally chopped her
husbands head yesterday, WIS sent to the
hospital to-day in hvsterical hts, which
seized her after committing the crime.
Wood, her paramount, is held to await the
deati, or recovery of Johnson. - ).
Steambeoat Inspectors Boabe and Hill VIII
investigate the BieHville disaster. ~
Forester is reported to have said yester-
dav that if he is pardoued aDdreleased from
prison he will divulge who was the real mtir-
derer OF Nathan.
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1sr. Gree1ey mt Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, September 25.-Durins
his speech here, Mr. Greeley denied that he
said at Ficksbury Il year ago, rs had been
falsely reported, that " the time would come
when the soldiers that fought with Lee aud
Johnston would occupy as proud position
in the hearts Of the American people rs the SOL
diers who fought with Grant and Sherman" !"
He said +: "No such words us these ever
escaped my lips. No such thought as that
ever entered my hcad.' What he did say
speaking of that war-wasted, heart-bIokcn
people, was that he trusted the day would
come when The Sclderly qualities and mill
t,ry genius of Lee and StOnewall Jackon
would be regarded rs Il part of the heritage
of the American people; that they would be
spoken of as American soldiers in cause
which, though bad cause, illustrated the
military capacity, genius, and energy of the
American people. .
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WASHINGTON, September 25.--For the
New England States tonight, southerly
winds and cloudy weather and rain, the for
mcr yeering to westerly, with clearing weu-
tber over the western portion on Thursday
afternoon aud over the eustern portion on
Thursday; westerly winds, falling temperN-
ture, and clear and clearing weather. For
the South Atlantic States, southerly to west
erly winds and cooler weather. For the
Gulf States, wind recring to westerly.
From Tennessee to Lake Erie and the upper
lukcs. nortlcasterly and westerly winds and
clear and cooler weather. The brisk and
high winds over the upper lake region will
probably diminish somewhat on Thursday
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MANCHESTER ETElTS.

The WORK on THE STREETs.-Notwith-
standing there is Il great amount of work
necessary TO bring Seventh street down to
proper grade the work is progressing as fast
as could be reasonably expected. At some
points Seventh street is to be cut down
seventeen feet, aud about onc-half of this
work has been accomplished.
On Semmes street the operations are pro-
crossing. The workmen have eXhuned Il
number of skulls, skeletons, &c.. doubtless
the remains Of some Of &. the forcflthers Ct
the hamlet"
In expectation of the rebuilding the arch
over the Danvile railroad trestlc-work has
been put acrcsS the road, and the work of
filling up the space between the arch and
abutmcnt will not he suspended. II will of
course take some time to grade the ayeEues
leading TO the bridge and to do all the earth
work required. but from present appearances
it will be finished before bad weather pre-
vents active operations. Colonel Clarke and
his assistant. Mr. Grnttan, are using all dii-
genCe to complete the work.
NIGHT-woRK IN TIE MlfLs.-On October
lSt operations commence in the two cotton
mills at O'Clock A. NJ. aud close at II L. NJ.
This will continue until March 1st following.
1t is said to BE- The intention of the opera
tiyps to requeStal: abatement Of half an hour,
and to stop at T. NJ. They formerly worked
until $ O'Clock, and the taking of of the eX-
tra half hour has not worked Disadvantage
Gus to the interests of the mill.
CAMPAIGN NoTEs.-EXtensiye preparations
are being made for the grand Conservative
rally at Midlothian on Saturday, september
2Stn. Messrs. Wise, Gilman, and other
speakers will be present, and il fine time may
he expected.
On the following Saturday there will be
Wise barbecue given at the old courthouse,
to be followed by lmrbecues and meetings on
each sicccediD. saturday in every township
in the county. Old Chesterfield only needs
to be aroused aud she will poll Il heavy vote
for Greeley, Brown, and Wise. But work
* to be done, or the day may he lost.
PuRLIc ScuooLs.-Tbe regular fall session
of the public schools of Chesterfield county
will commence Oh Monday, September Goth.
TIE GYrslEs.-A large number of this no.
madic tribe passed through Manchester yes
tcrdav, and are now encamped near the
southeastern border Of the town. The stock
is not as good as that generally carried by
them.
New BuILDISGs.-Since otlr last report
quite number of houses have been com-
peted. The building fever is unabated, and
there is strong disposition to build brick
instead of wooden buildings.
INpRorlyG.-0Ir. Ed Vickers continues
steadily to improve, and is now ont of all
danger, as are Alfred Allen afid Tom Raj
dclph, the negroes recently injured.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

England. ~
Iospoy. September 25.-A special says
that Johannes, King Of Abyssinia, has ap.
piled to the civilized Powers for protection
against the Egyptians.
LospoS. September 25.--Tbe English
Court has gone in mourning for the King OF
sweden. '- !.
The Princess Hopulopc, hal!.sister Of
Queen Victoria, Is dead.
1'he opinion Of Chief Justice Cockburn
disigrseing with the decision OF the Genega
tribunal has been published. 1t makes 200
pages. .....e.,,'
GENEVA. September 25.-The Government
has removed Catboiic priest. Dis acton
is resisted by tile Bishop, who claims that
the power to remove Is with the Pope. Sore
excitement prevails,
France.
P,R1s. Sertember 25.-Eighteen thousand
Communists are yet held In confinement hy
fhe Government. Tire intention, however.
l. 0 reie,.se half Of them, as Only those at
c,,sed OF assassination, tbieging, and arson
will be tried. ss
Br.tIs, September 35.-Tbe authorities
have stopped the transmission by Telegraph
of = rrpler dispatch OF tour hundred werts
signed by Napoleon. {.
1oryNHAGRs, September King Chris
tan .is seriously LII. IS
spain. .
M.nr,p. September a.--The Spanish
MIDGET proposes to cover the deficit by With
thoa,ins subsidies To the clergy
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Particular attention Is called to the Six Dolla
SILK Hat for sale by P. WEIsIGER Co.

TRE ORIGINAL SOUTHERN ENGRAVING AND
CHRoMo. LITiIoGRAPutNG EsTABLiSHMESr.-lhe
lIthognphlng establishment Of CHARLES u. hup-
WIG No 1901 Main street, is the pioneer Of It's line
IN tua SOUTH having ber established In lsal. During
n nc,lud sf iweDty ,ono years Sir. LCD~iC. who Is
himself IN expert and experienced photographer.
has serYed his HaD5 patrons in this community aah
thrournou. the entire South with entire satlsfac-
ton, aud he Is now prepared better than ever to do
all kinds of work pertaining to llthorraphS. IN
decd, Mr.. Lupwle yields TO no establishment In the
country his claims His work is artistic ana
thorough his prices are reasonable, ana steam
liti,ographic press, which may he seen daily In
orerltion, adds greatly to his facilities Tor the
prompt execution of contracts. With character
above reproach, and with such improvements com
biued with spirit OF enterprise, such man may
well defy romrestion from n0vccs In the business.
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NrE iNm'<TrItL EXRIPlrlo&S. .--Ns 4 mat
81 "i interest IL tiio>" who desire to attend
ia. Agricultural fairs, VIZ giy.' Il complete list
At; pla,r> "l h"l'liuG thciu aId tlnlc ui open
in. Ihj, li,i will also hc useful 10 Sln'h "i
"lU m,c,la,> az merchant, ~ may ,yj>h -
Ind prodllri> nI' their skill! or samples al
-an,i> for exhibitions ~ competition:
Abingdon: Washington County A-rcul,
'U'r! ~""i"ty. October ;. TaI"r II Court
.o'i>. farewell County Agricultural Soci.
~ October J. Independence Glavsou
'runtv Agricultural Society. October s.
NNAcyliic: Southwest Virginia Agriculiu,
al %Hrctv, October q. tulpcpor: Pied.
n,rj Agricultural Society, October H.
UovAtnn: Mc"klrnh,rg Agricultural and
Mechanical society. October II. StH,nton
NU%uSta County Fair, Oc:o'r- j.. licking.
ton; E"cAhrid.G Couuty Far, urtohrr IL
''u''liu, i'uhia>ki Agricultural aud Ncch,n.
'r9i society. Dc!oh + 10. Winchester: Val
i"y 4 rirultural Society. October - Pc.
tcr>hurg: Petersburg Agricultural Srci.t,
October -. Norfolk: Virginia and NortI
tnl"Iina Agricultural Society. October -
t"nNilEc: Border Agric,lIulri Society. Gc
'ohcr y. l.ynchb,ng Agricultural society
rrtohr ~. Lcc>3urg: Luutoun County
N;'irultuai society. October %. itiulr
mond: stale Agricultural Society, Octolcr2c
In North Carolina rs follows:
Henderson. Central Agricultural Society
Nrt"bcrS. Ealri-h: State Fair. October -
Weldon: Roanoke and Tar River. October
-"
south Carolina Agricultural and Mcrlmn,
hai N"clcll. Columbia. 5. C., November 5.
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r.,,,.ty O. iNIo> liuL-RHcaNEKi or
Nn>r,. ON saturday night between
io.,..lo,1 Ia, holi>r Of \. q. Anthony.
,.,,r.fr -tirrt. was entered during Il
,. ar.,.u.r cC the iaNiy and cin'd's
.,l " ,.,,.;.t;ning about seventy d"'i2i> ~
,..r ,uI r,i1"i rnjN>. stolen 'hcT"iron.
-. n..,,s,, yya> entered hv mc'n> -! In" key
,l., door. which The thict Issini WiIcre
V. ,r,hnp, ,rcrctcti i an going ont. >'lS-
,,,.i,,n resting upon Jennie Anderson, Il CO.
"a vomYu who had been in his employ.
W ,ntbouy procured a >carrh-Warlani,
,,'i ,,,.nmIuni"d hy sergeant George " :.
r.lk,.>. of the polio" force. searched thc pre-
,.,.,., ur,4utiri "N The mother Of the gir', and
-...rrrlrA i'm finding 80 ot the stolen money.
g., ri.h had rc..u buried in rear Uf the houSc.
The Officer 'hcreupon arrested Jennie An-
d.r-.n and Mary lane Nndcr>on-motbsr
r.J ,i4,Igl.,I UPON the chal =" NJ burglary
tn, accused were brought before juStcc
,,.y NrnIry morning. iIu ulOu their mo-
lion H., ca>. wl< continued until Yesterday
olnn. after examination, Jennie Anderson
na, >,nr OF 10 tie iiu>ing> Court Tor IN
ortDru;. Mary Jane Anderson WAS DIS
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l.prr !" lruN" that she Ind any knowledge
If me nlrnv until after ii had been commit
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