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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-07

ABOLITION OF FREE.PAsS SYSTEM on RAIL
noAps.- Ckscago, December IA meetlns
of the Western railroad men was neid mere
to-day with the object OF ratifsing the ar
rapcement entered into two years ago ior tne
abolition of the sree-pass system. ana 10 Sc
cure in this arrangement the cooperation OF
the roads leading west and south from 81.
Louis which have heretofore held aloof from
il. After full discussion Of the matter the
foliowi resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
dav of January, 1875, the whole system of
issuing free passes over and upon roads re-
presented ut this meeting shall be abolished
and discontinued, and that after that date no
free passes or tickets for which full, rcgu-
lar passenger rate is not paid shall be issued,
directly or Indirectly, in any form, by any
railroad company represented, or It's agents,
over its road, or any part Of the same, to
any person or persons, or for any purpose
whatsoever; but that aside from the officers,
agents, or employees of said respective rail-
road companies, while travelling on their
own roads, and while employed in the
service of their own respective compa-
MES, all persons and classes of persons
shall alike lie required to pay the usual and
established fare, except as hereafter pro.
vided. First: This agreement shall not eX-
tend to cases in which any of the compa-
MES signing this agreement are bound to is
sue passes by virtue Of leases or existing
written contracts. Second: 1t is under
| stood that to constitute an employe entitled
| to the privileges OF passes under this agree.
| ment the person employed shall receive a
regular salary on the pay.rolls of the CON-
paDy, that all passes which have been is.
sued NAV remain outstanding and in use I'M
til the 31st day of December next. unless
they sooner expire, but none to be renewed
or others issued" +.
The following agreement was then en-
tered into "Thc undersigned railroad
companies hereby agree each with the other
to keep, strictly to observe, maintain, and
carry into effect, the provisions of the forego.
ing resolutions to their full meaning and in
tent"
The agreement was signed by the follow
ing railroad companies Chicago, Burliug-
ton and Quincy; Illinois Central Chicago
and Northwestern Wipona and ST..
Peter; Milwaukee and St. Paul; Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific; Chicago
and Iowa; Chicago and Paducah; Chicago,
Pekin and Southwestern; Gilman, Clinton
and Springfield; Chicago aud Alton; Chi
cago, Danvie and Vincennes; Western
Union; Missouri, Kansas and Texas; Hanni.
bal and St. Joseph; ST. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern; Atlantic and Pacific; Kansas
City, st. Joe and Council Bluffs; Kansas
Pacific Leayenwortb, Lawrence and Gal
weston; Missouri, Fort Scotland Gulf; Cen
trail branch of Union Pacific, and the Iron
Mountain.
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BY Lyme 81 Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE NEW BRICK TENE.
Y MENT, SITUATED Oh THE EAST LIN 2
OF TW ENTY-sEYENTH BETWEEN BkEfsD y
AND MARSHALL STREETS. FOX SALE Al
ATCTION.-We shall, at The r. quest Of the owner
sell at public auction, on the premises, on MUN-
DAY the 7th day of Dee ember, lS7i. az O'CLOCK
P NJ, the neat new BRICK TESEMESI locateo
as above described. containing SIX rooms, &c
with handsome portico in front. The lot Is ~ oS
100 feet. ,Dor1pp
do AuctionePrs.
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A NEW Discovery" a balloon ascent
was nude last Tuesday morning." says the
English Arn1y and Nary Gazette OF Novem.
Der 7, from the Crystal Palace by Captain
Burnaby, of the Royal Horse Guards, to try
a machine Captain Burnaby has invented for
ascertaining the course Of the winds when
above the clouds and when the earth is con-
cealed. On these occasions, although the
balloon may be sailing at the rate of forty
miles an hour, yet from the clouds both
above and below, the serial vessel being
waited at precisely the same rate as the bal
loon, the latter appears to be anchored in
space, and utterly devoid Of motion. The
compass marks the four quarters as faith.
fully as ever, but, for all the travellers
themselves can discover, they are
absolutely stationary. To obyiate this iucon.
venence, which is sometimes also very
hazardous, as the aeronauts on emerging
through the clouds may find that their globe
has changed its track, and that they are over
the sea when least expected, Captain Burma
by brings the attraction of the earth to bear
on u machine which should, under such cir
cumstances, enable the aeronauts to map out
their course. The invention consists of two
small silk parachutes, attached by winding
reel of cord of some thirty yards in length
10 each other. On one OF these parachutes
being dropped over the side Of the car
it instantly commences its downward
course, but slowly, on account of the resist
ance Of the atmosphere. In another second
OF so the second parachute is detached, and
then the travellers, by means Of their com.
pass, can obtain the true line of their course
by marking on their charts the reverse parts
to those on which the two parachutes are
descending. The invention is very simple
in its character, and worked admirably.
Some interesting Typographical observations
were also taken from the car, and the ira.
vellers fiuslly descended about half mile
from the German ocean in Essex. The bal.
loon was hired by the amateur aeronauts
from Mr.. Wright. His services in the as
cent were, however, dispensed with, and the
two officers alone were unassisted in their
aerial voyage"
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By Burton & Carter, Auctioneers,
No. 1913 Main street.

WE WILL. SELL AT AUCTION. by
wv Ieones, of Mr.. r. y. Rose. on MONDAY The
TIN, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the farm formerly
owned by w. B.. Rose. Esq, situated on me I nem :
Richmond and Henrico TURNPIKE ABOUT one anu
half miles from the city, oil Of bis
HOUSEHOLD. and KITCHEN FURNlTUkE'
STOCK, CROPS, x.-,,r
-Four HOGS Of superior breed.
Several trios of GAME CHICKENS,
40 bushels SEED POrATpES, large lot Caeoaee
Iurnips, Carrots, superior b arden eco, DC,
One share In new Richmond and Henrico turn'
pike.
Several fine HORSES and MULES on sixty Gays
LII, Aucticpeers.:
C. C. HANEs. Salesman. de 9-zL-
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BY lsbell & Son,
Auctiopeers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 8 Eleyenthstreet, between Main ana BANK.

UCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
n NESs-HOUSE AND YELLING, NO
6 EAST BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FiRSl
STREET AND BROOK AVENiIE-on MON.
DAY the 7th day of December, 1877 f. Mt O'CLOCK
2. NJ, will he sold, upon the premises at pubme
auction. that valuable TWO.ST0RY BRiCh
BUSINESS-HOUSE and DWELLlNG iocated rs
ell and used as q confectionery and bakery.
The store Is well arranged for any mercantile Oh.
siness; the cellar Is dry and admirably suted .ot
apartments above the store are ample for the ac'
commodatiOn of medium sized family.
feet 70 a paved aIey l 5 feet wide, along which
there is public culvert. This property may be pur'
chased privately.
Terms: One-fourth cash and the residue upon
q credit of six twelve and eighteen months for ne.
gotiabe notes with six per cent. interest aduec, aht
no 25 ISBELL & son. Auctioneers.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE AND WE'LL ~.
CATFD FARM OF THREE HUHDK,EsJD
AND TWENTY ACRES, At HASH3pxT III i tsT 5F
y ECHT1ND. FOX SALE.-at the request OF II;
William Mass offer for sale his very desirable aGa
adm rably well located FAkn Of ~ r nC NE.
hi Dis are opeu land Of excellent quality and one
third in oak and pine Of original growth. ABOUT
twenty acres seeded IN wheat Ten acres IN WI ;o
bacco. The improvements consist OF iarge
framed DWELLING tnewiy painted and repaireG,'
commanding fine view for many miles. Lne - nuI
has niways been regarded excellent one, AND Inc
neighborhood attractive Price and terms very
reasansbies Apply TO W. GUDDiN,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
de7.Naw Richmond, Va.
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BY E. d. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. 8 north Fourteenth street.

A VALUABLE FRAMED DWELLING
n AT THE CORNER OF FIFTH AND BAkER
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOS0, At
|AUCTION.-By request Of rhe owner will :eii'
on the premises, on TUESDAY. DeSem1 s.y G.
1874, at Az O'Clock p. ~, that desirable fRAMED
DWELLING located as ab1vF described, cohlaia-
Ing five rooms; Kitchen With two rooms WIN Nste,
and gas on the premises. The lot fronts II ieel ~
inches on the west line OF Filth street. and runs
back on the south line OF Baker street l22 ieet I"
an alley 9 feet wide.
Z, TERMS: VIII be announced ut The honr OF sa,e.
de 3 Ed. EACHO, Auclioneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
COAL-MINES IN POWHATAN
COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

BY virtue Of deed of trust executed by the OlG
Dominion Coal Company to the subscriber, dateo
October "a, S73, and duly recorded In the CLERKS
office of Powhatan County Court shall, In execi.
ton of said trust, being required SO TO 40 hy tne
beneciaries in said deed, proceed TO sell at puble
auction, upon the premises on THURSDAY the
9Th day of January, 1872 at 1e O'Clock. III iair
ed The real property described IN said deed, and
The personal property therein mentioned consist
Ing OF
LOCOMOTIVES,
COAL-CARS,
and nil FIXTURES. IMPL EMENTS. and MA
CHINERY owned and used BY the Said Old Do
mlDion Coal Company In the conduct and opera
ton OF It's coal-inines fs& at.s.s 4.
TERMS: Cash rs tn the expenses of executing this
trust and to pay off the sum of T4,291 with i'll
teres secured by said deed balance on such term
AS will be made known on day of sale. i +
Il. 5. MORTON, Trustee.
Parties desiring information CO.. cerntng above
properly will call on or address 't
II. ). MORTON, Attorney at Law,
corner Eleventh aud bank streets,
oc 2S-2awt.Janl Richmond. Va.
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Real Estate Agents ana Auct: o leers,
No, 1912 Main street.

TN PURSUANCE Of A DECREE OF
i the Circuit Court of Henrico In the cause OF
we will sell at auction, at the county cnur-h OF
Henrico, on MONDAY the 14th day OF December,
1874, ut / 2 W.. q TRACT UF.L AND In Henrico
county, about eight miles from the city OF htch-
mond. and adjoining the lan's Of A. K. Rnfin
Joseph NJ. Humphreys. Mrs. Rogers, and others,
supposed to contain eighty acres. more or less.
Terms : Cash as to 80 muck as may be necessary
to pay The costs of the suit ard the expenses OF sale
and the residue in three equal inst nts at one,
two and three years; tile to be retained uutll the
whole purchase money is paid and 4 conveyance
ordered by the court. ''a "
+. NJ. CONNER. .t
JOHN B. YOUNG, : Commissioners.
ALFRED MURTON,} -
de Aft
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auetioncers,
Eleventh street bet wsen Maiu and Bank.

- l.. 80 BY GruDos & Nunansi
Real Estate Agents aud Auetioncers,
Eleventh street between Maiu aud Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF The
CLARGE AND DESIRABLE BRlCk EsS 81,
DENCE AT THE SOkTHN EST CnhnEhr ~
MARSHALL AND EIGHTH STREETS Al AoN-
TON. c,,
NORTON, &c.., In f ichmona Chaneery Court
NORTON, November "a. 1874:
IN execution Of said decree, rs special co mm,s
sioner thereby appointed. will sell al ahcu1n'
/ upon the premises, OH FRIDAY. liectmUet : =;
1874 at O'Clock Z. NJ, the late Rt SlDES.nI ".
Mrs Lucy d. Norton. deceased, WITT! All Ine ii M
proyemeHts thereon, situated rs above. - I'm
BRICK, and conainS nine rooms, the most VI u,.
fpe and large besides a cellar win Jour io'"'''
garrett and very Wide hail. 10, ,x,
there is also kitchen and aunSiy VIII n,o,,"s
rooms four servants rooms, coal and "oo"-hoH8"'
This dwelling was built In the i,ess manner; arr r
finished I'm beautiful style: II Is ID nae sa., II
preseryati on, aud with some 81 ght impIo ~
would. be most comfor able anu con'ehient
dence. ,,.,ood and
he situation Is m az lightful neghborhood' aA'
near 10 business. 90 80. i.rr l3S
The LoT fronts 40 ALE feet, and runs @acA 80
81 feet TO an alley. e,x ,w,lys,
TERMS: One-fcnrtb cash: balance NJ SIX lin In,
aud eighteen months. for FSoiaple boss rt until
terest added, and title retained by theI gu
' l' i'o' ' "te p1'u Cowntssiorsrn;
CRITTERS 4 WILLIAMS, AGctloaeers. 49,
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By n. NJ. Lee. A,lctiOncer,
1914 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF COM
" PORTABLE DOUBLE FRAMED DWELL
ING, WITH LOT THIRTY By one HUNDREn
AND NINETY-EIGHT FEET, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY (OR DOVER STREET.-By vir-
tue of decree of the Chancery Court Of Richmond
pronounced on the 2Sth day Cf November, "a, In
The suit of Roach Us. Alley. the undersigned. Sfe-
cial commissioner named In said decree, VIII pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the preml.es, on
O'Clock p. NJ the property described in said decree
as fronting thirty feet the north side Of Cary Tor
Dover) between Plum and Harvc streets, and run
ming back within parallel lines one hundred and
ninety eight feet, which there is comfortable
DOUBLE-FRONTF FRAMED DWELLING.
This property lies in an improving part of the
civ and shonld attract the attention of persons
wishing to make small Investments.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance on credit OF
six and twelve months for negotiable notes with in
terest at the Of six per cent. per annum added
the title to he retaned until all the purchase-noncy
IS PAID and 4 conveyance ordered by the court.
II. A. ATKINSON, JR.,
de- Special Commissioner.
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STATE REvENUE OFFICE, D
No. IL ELEVENTH STREET,
NnyamhEr1 1874,

HELISQUENT STATE TAXES FOR
~ THE CITY OF -RICHM0ND.-Lists of
the deinqeent State taxes on real estate for the
years 1855 20 1872. Inclusive, muy be seen ut toe
trons door o the City hali and ut this office. In
less the taxes be previously paid at this office said
to pay she taxes aud costs. will be sold ut public
auction, at Tie front door of The City Hall, com
mencipg ut 12 o'clock MONDAY. 9TH Of Decem
Der nexE and con tinue from day to day until all Is
cold. WILLIAM T. RAGLAND.
no 12-aawtds Asd slant City Treasurer.
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The post-office at New Prospect, King and
Queen county, Va, Is discontinued as not
needed. The papers go to Dragonyille.
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a,uCjrrO,1a eAl.a,-Thla M. nay. =, Z

pY ". s: RATCL LIFE. AUCTION;
ID EER. 1917 FRAHKLfN STREET, win
sell at aucdon MOkDAr. nDmheT Ssa, az I Ivy
RINGS. No. and 8 MACKERFL, GREEN aud
HLhCK TEAS. VINEGaR, EXTRA ELOUK,
WR sPPING PAPaR, SOAP, T0BACSU, 20, sp-
pr va In good order w. b. RATCLiFFF,
- - $780, 80. AuctioDeer. h
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.
TAXES FOR 1874.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND, VA, November 30, lS74.
This office will be open daily "from O'Clock A.
NJ. to o'clock P NJ. from the 18TH TO THE 3lST
DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, for the purpose
of receiving from any person who has already paid
one.half of the CITY TAXES charged TO him the re-
naming half, and that TEN PER CENT. will be
added to the amount of said remaining half Of the
tax charged in every case where the party assessed
shall fail to pay said remaining half within the
tune so limited. .s. ~ is
but in case any person, having failed to pay in
the month OF June one-haf Of the city taxes due
from such person, shall fail to pay the whole
amount thereof on or before the 31st day Of De-
GENDER, there shall be added TWENTY PER CENT
upon the amount of the tax so remaining due" 81.
The Collector would especially call attention to
the delinquent bills. REAL AND PERSONAL, In adj
dliou to the twenty per cent. to be added, he is d.
rected by ordinance 10 post copy of all delinquent
personal bills sat The front door of the City Hall
during the February term of The Hastings Court"
.-t JOHN F. REGNAULT,l
de 1-ln .''.' Collector.
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AND LOT ON DUVAL Ga

OUSE AND LOT ON DUFAL GA
Ill STREET FOR SALE PR1yATELY. -
east. between First and Fousliee; five rooms, gas
in ali; good kitchen and coal houSe. L ,J.C
G3x195; garden large enough to raise vegetables
All the premises in thorough repair. A family OF
seven persons has been living IN the house for SIX
years and is perhaps the heahiest IN Inc ciiy h,
sol,are of the house, it will be held at $1,000
s4OO cash, the remainder al &, ~, Is, and "a
months each instrument 1875.
Amply on the premises, which will he shown to
any one desiring TO purchase no 20
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IN ASHLAND FOR

HOUSE AND LOT IN ASHLAND FOR
Ii SALE PRIVATELY.-A. valuable two-st0ry
FRANC DWELLING containing six rooms.
kitchen &C., and an ACRE AND A HALE OF
LAND attached, in the village of Ashland, in Han,
over county, on the Richmond, fredericksburg ana
Poomac railroad sixteen miles from Richmond,
for sale, very low. Parties living in Ashland can
attend business in Richmond without inconye-
do S1w l113 Main street.
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AUGFaON ssAEEA.- Fnsufs Bays.
Byelrnbbs& 'Hsffamsy
Rsai Estate Agents and AnstioneerA
Eles enth street between Hxtr and Bank,

'EXEGBToR's SALE OF TEE BE4n.
T1FUL AND HrGhLY-lszpBoysp cor.
GEzFkRM KNOWN As BIyERyIEw.
ON THE WEsgHAAs ROAD. ABOUT
THREE NILES Wet OF RICHMoSp
RUSNING BAcKtTe THE JAMES RryER
AND KANAWBA CANAL. }fs3Ial
ALSO, THE ISLAND IN JAMES RIyER
KNOWN AS w1LLIAss's BLAND, sbou,
-four miles from the city by way OF the canal,
and Tying opposite Kiyervlew;
TOGETHER WITH The STOCK, CROPS, M
ELEMENTS, FURNITURE, &C.,
AT AUCTION, ON MONDAY, DECEMBER
81 IA, 1874. AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ
executors Of The st viii af Jesse WiiIiamsa es
ceased, we will sell. upon the premises, the we'll
known, farm called ..kIvEkNlE ", ;" above "I re-.
fsIred 70: It contains q. snout A. acres, Of which
about so acres Is b aut fully yet iu grass sevsr,
acres are In q highiy-improved and we[l.enciossd
The orchards are remass extraordinarily rho
size of the placefor ext mt, variety Of Yruif ard
thrtfliness comprising peariy 120G trees. enrbrsr.
cots, and dainsons besides there Is very yariety ~
small fruit and about 200 grapeSyines Of S Sa
choicest varieties. All Of The above were oct ont
since 1855. andare now in full bearing here arc
also about $500 feet OF ~ par igus.beds just In their
prime. 49,
The garden has been prepared for spring cu,,,ya.
lion, and contains the uspal wi. Ter vege' a6les
The buildings consist OF q dwelling with cellar
with three rooms, five rooms above, besides gar
ret; brick kitchen with four rooms bath. room.
smoke house: large barn with three floors, stable,
corn-holse, &C.. &c. II
A well cf good water and cistern in the yard ..
On The rear part Of The farm there Is frame.i
dwelling with four rooms.
The place is well enclosed with plank. and nm
three sides are Usage orange hedges growing ra-
pldIy. IE, T So. ,t[s,s..ss
Its rarely that place possessing so many adyan.
tages and so completely socked with all that l. de-
sirabe Is offered for sale. -.
After the sale of Riyerview we will offer the
ISLAND above referred TO, containing aeOut ONE,
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, Of
most unlimited and inexnaustib!e fertility. With
some cleaning up, this ad Ouid equal III prodnc.
tiyeDess any 70 be found In Tits count. material
element Of the value Of this property Is in The un-
limited quantity of the I'm st sand for building
purposes, ftr which there Is direct water ranspor.
tation from the island 10 the city. A great many
thousand tons have b. sold from II at large pro.
tit upon the working, aud Ia The hands of an active
man no surer or more profitable business could rea-
soDabiy be desired.
After the sale OF the real estate we viii sell 1t
Rivervlew the entire stock, &C.. embracing three
HORSES, one Of them a fpe YOUNG MAKE,
well broke, and very fast: four CONS, some OK
them very hne; Busy and HAENGss, VA
HoUSEHoLD and KITCHEN FUkNiTukE,,
lot of CORN, OATS. RYE, FODDER. &C.. &c.
Immediate possession Of the real estate VIII be
Terms For the real estate, very reasonable; for
de3 GsUBBS L WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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de 7-M2
r ARGE AND BEAUTIFULLY,LO.

large AND BEAUTIFULLY,LO-
raTED RBif,K DWELLING IN SIDNEY,
AIT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND CHERRY STREkTS.-I offer for sale that
occ1nIed by MIR Eddins. The lot has front of
so feet and Il depth of 149 feet 10 an alley. The
house contains seven rooms; besides, large brlck
Kitchen of four rooms, we'll Of water, &C.; and
handsome shade-trees in front. Plice very reason
able. Apply to w. n .,ntinra.r
do Sat Real Estate AuCtlOuecE.
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BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Mgin street.

A. NEAT FRAME DWELLING ON
N TULIP STREET, UNION HILL, NEAR
ELIJAH BAKERS, ESQ, FOR SALE BY AUG
TloN:-We shall sell by auction, on The premise
neat FRAME DWELLING, containing four
rooms. with a lot fronting 81 by 100 feet on The
west side of Tulip street between Senabe and Car
rington streets, near The residence OF Elijah Baker,
Esq.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In 4, 8. and
months, negotiable notes TO be given for the De.
ferrea payments, with interest added and secured
by deed of trust RICHARDSON & CO.,
de d 81. p AuCtioneerS.
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By Paine, Cabell & Co., Aucuoneers.
II ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.

T ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, December 9th, common
cling at or o'clock. we will sell at warehouse
by CATALOGUE, a large and attractive assortmens
OF NEW, CHOICE, and DESIRABLE GOODS,
suited to the season, comprising
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, BALMORALS. and CATERS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING in variety,
MEMS and BOYS HATS and CAPS,
QUILTS, COMFORTS, BLANKETS,
MERINO SHIRTS, 'OVERSHIRTS,@
UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY, &C., &C., =
to which we Invite The attention OF the trade.
Sale positive and without reserve. Goods ready
for examination and catalogues early on morning
Of sale. s.s. ~ t. PAINE, CABELL CO,
Auctloneers.
no 2S-D1.3.57.S.9. t
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7 IRISH WHISKEY,
IL FRENCH BRANDY,
APPLE BRANDY,
RYE MHISkEY, r
ST. CROlX RUM.
LONDON PORTER, old and pure,

Hu2o JUHN W. HId6INS.
SUMMERDEAA AUGUSTA COUNTY,
hnsJ1,,YA.p RYE-Flrst premium AWARDED at State
Eair. October az, 1874, for purity of flavor and
d1isiiilation, and excellent quality.
OLD IMPERIAL CABINET RYE-cA' refnliy
Rnniy zed and highly recommended by Stute Chem
LIST Dr.. William II. Taylor.
= Pure COUNTRY APPLE BRANDY.
5. NEW ENGLAND RUM, for tobacco manuf;l,-
turer s' use. These and general assortment OF
Wines nnn Liquors for sale to the trade only al
wholesale by JENK ms, CAPEkg q CO., ~
oc29 No. lis south Fourteenth street.