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MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES 10 MARRIAGE,

ObS HO66S ~ UiNlllltfNVAs
HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from the effects
Of errors and abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Impediments e Marriage removed. New
Seiopes. Rddres, a6WAR6 fe 6HssoeIHTfoS' SOC A % No.
hsn foi
duct and professional skill. feDt-sm
BETH HsDA.
Thisunparalleeds speclno compounded IN natures
denied achievements the most eminent men In this
disease apd Diabetes; also ali Urinary rIaddef and
MINDS o
accomplish with Bethesda Water thai which has SO
your peril. ff BETHEsDX don i cure you Il esnno:
seE se GG
sgeE Gsrea e sIEHF F ~ TIE wstsT is
waters. Ash fCr Bethssd1i so other h04ss has i
Send for circulars and B BBethssda "A Ady1csts
Director and General Manage, bethesda Springs.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. DEFENDERS, 1878. decSl-ly
DR. ROBERTSON, =,
II No. H6 Tenth street northwest, near Penn.
all diseases OF The URINARY ORGANS. From
long experience in both hospital and private prae.
OF fSpermatorrhda or seminal weakne voluntary
ssPal sSd Inc
venereal and syphilitic maladies, gonorrhGa
IS sclfvy' scfofaia, ulcers. Soiis, bio:ches and
Pimples on the face and body; consumption, cpl;
eIIrsvagance. Diseases recently contracted cured
in three TO five days syphilItic poison N all Its
OF mercury, DR.. r., located for many years at 10
and q South Eutaw street, baltimore, Nd, has
ingion patrons. 10 open permanent once in that
city, where he mag be consulted every Wednesday
A ompetent physician will be in attendance every
day from q. IN 70 ?. m. lan2s-l
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DY GREEN IL WILLIAMS, Auctlon'r
~ No. lO0l, northwest corner Tenth and sts.

DY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctiou'rs,
- No. lool, northwest corner Tenth and d sts.
BANKRUPTCY-THE STOCK OF A NEwYoRK
: -WHOLESALE HOUSE, AT TAUCTION-IMP0R
TANT 70 THE TRADE AND PUBLIC-OYER
sl7s,ooe NORTH OF FOREIGN AND DoMEs,
TIC DRY GOODS At AUCTlON-GREAT
q By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
At their Auction Rooms, Corner Tenth street and
Pennsylyania avenue, commencing MONDAY
4 large Consignment OF foreign and domestic Dry
Goods, consisting OF West Of England, French and
German broad and narrow Woolen Cloths, Of all
shades and colors; French, English and Scotch
Fancy Tweeis and Cassimeres: Fur.back, Moscow
and Esquiniaux Beayers, Chinehilias, Vestings,
Palsy, Cashmere, Queensland, Ottoman, Lace and
other fashionable and desirable Shawls. Dress
Goods in great variety, such as black and colored
silks, SatIns. Irish and Lyons Poplins, all-wool
Merinus. Delaines, Sateen Cloths, Serges, elegant
imported Plaids. Alpacas, Empress Cloths, &C. A
very rich and Hssortme OF Lyons SILK veivets
Yeiveteens and nne plush spit!ngs Prints bleached
wide; q large line Of English and American
Blankets, Flannes; Ladies' Gents and Chlldren's
Hosiery, Gloves. &C.; together with a very choice
and well-selected stock Of Velvets, Brussels, AK
minister Tapestry and Ingrain Carpetings, Rugs,
&C., Danask and nottingham Lace Curtains,
Table and other Linens, Napkins, Turkey red,
&C., from medium to finest imported; Marseilles
andTurklsh Quilts and variety Of other goods too
sale 10 continue from day to day until the entire
stock Is disposed Of the whole TO be sold without
reserve, In lots 10 suit all. for cash.
Sales will commence daily at 10 4. m, and and
d. m. .a-a.. .' mzrle-tf
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFFIoE1..

u WASHINGTON, y. G., Feb: q Ia
Z On the petition OF SOLOMON i. HOLLY, OF ROCK
ford, Illinois, praying FOR the extension of patent
granted 70 ln on he 2ath day of May, iseo, Tor an
improvements in seeding Machines.
II Is ordered that the testimony In the case pe
closed on the 18Th day Of April Aext; that me M
port be limited to the eth day OF May next and
that said petition Be heard on the isth day OF May
Hs5:SR q; Era sste9:ISn SSISn,,.oner
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DIR. M. S. BROWN,

-- ID 4 N Z 7 - 4,
1918 Massachusetts Avenue, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
Full upper or lower set OF Teeth....-....:;-slS
Teeth extracted by the use Of pure Gas...... u 50
Each additional Tooth, same sitting s.....,.'.. "
mlll-tf
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RoBEHTs =. FLETCHER, SIS eth 81. Z st raw, Board
Wrapping Pape.s, Paper Bags.
PATENT AGENTS.
HURS Co., fSci. Am, 5237th ST., op. p. o., IJns
surpassed facilities for Am. and FOR. Patents.
AElGnT Bh0THERs. GO ST, near Patent Once
p. X. VOORHEES,, 705 @ ST., opp. Patent Once
oDGE SON, 5s5fth ST., corner Of E.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.
-RYDUNCANsoN BROS, A1ctIooeer
u sontheast corner Of Mimi and n = n ~

RYDUNCANs0N BROS, AuetIoneers.
- southeast corner Of Ninth and ID sts. N. W.
MATING, oILCLbTH, CARPETS. PAR1oR
SUITES. CH AMBER SETS, wARDRoBEs, &C.,
On FKIDAY MORNING. Aprha commencing a,
10 O'Clock, Will sell, upon the second 1oor OF our
auction rooms, large and varied collection OF new
and secondhand Furniture, Mating, &C., com
Twenty rolls OF White and Check Mating,
Ten pieces OF "A and 81 uilcIoth.
Two Parfor Suites. three N. t. Chamber Sets,
Cottage Sets, Wardrobes. Tables, ~ rr
Lounges, Chairs, WzshstanAs.
Tapestry, Three-ply and Ingram Carpets, 9e;y
with numerous other articles In The furnlture line
Terms: 800 and HnSe- cash; over that credit OF
s' - NA's' "iln 'eeu puJSNcLNsoN BROS,
apa Aueiioneers.
RY WIN. L. WALL a co., Auettoneers,
Horse aud Carriage Bazaar,
boufslans aTenue, between Ninth and Tenth SIS.
ApMINIsTRATRIx SALE. BIZ ORDER OF THE
H0NORABLE- SUPREME COURT, OF one
MAKE, BUGGY, POLE AND SHAFTS, BUILT
On SATURDAY MoRNIEG,,Aprl 4, 1874, at 10
O'Clock, we VIII sell, ut the bazao,
one shifting- top Buggy, Pole and shafts, built by
By order OF MRS. SAMUEL W. OWEN,
Administrative.
ap27H WIN. L. WALL a Coz, Aucis.
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a. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
unril FRIDAY. MARCH G, 1874, same hour and
place. WLLIAMsTICKSEY, I T,uStass
GEO. u. PLANT, AEusSees. :
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JACQUES JoUvENAL's

M q r b q w q r L. .,
s4I ID ST., Near Lewis Johnson's Bank.
An MONUMENTS on hand sold at great re-
duction. All new orders made BY designs OF the
latest styies. The best workmanship and best
ITALIAN MARBLE uaranteed. ma1o-sm
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6THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED
on account the IncIcnency OF the weather until
FRIDAY, March %, 1874. same hour and place.
WILLIAM STICkNEY,l rr,.,o..
" GEO. ii. PLANT. trustees.
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A Touch of Spite.

The Radical New York organ, the RePu6'
lie, is little spiteful in defeat. 1t saws that
General GRANT went against the wishes OF
bis best friends in the West in vetoing the
currency bill last winter, and received con-
gsatulations therefor Sin certain quarters
where he was not supported last Tuesday
This is meant for New York and Massachu-
sets. The Republic, further, gives the in
formation that "the present Republican
Administration" enlightened by the recent
elections, is satisfied that the people disap.
prove Of the veto, and says that it " feels re-
"lieved from all obligations to force hard
"money on the country" This is ma
licious; but the Rads must be allowed o
"cuss a little"
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ought to have been, !" Patriots before we
were either OF these. We are Patri.
OTIS. still. It IS to he. hoped thst our Oh,
jects, our course. aud our act, are ana Will
continue to be those of = Patriots"
Z Trust that we can feel that the name OF
g Patriot" Is q prouder one than any other,
and that Its influence over the hearts and
enthusiasm of men can be SIS electric as
that of any name of lower grade and mar.
rover significance.
But cali it the "Patriot" party, or what
you will, / trust that the name and organl-
cation may be such as will perfect unity,
harmony, energy, and efficiency, in heart
and soul. In all onr people, and will MAKE
us in truth and reality national as well as O
| lasting party. JOHN d. ohs'
Lees5urg, "a, November 8, 1874.
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The Radical Southern Press.

The death Of SENER's paper Immediately
after his defeat IS quite natural. The un-
p.incipled Radical party crystal''zeo
scheme in the bankrupt law for revolution
izing the people of the South through the
press. The Government undertook to run
the press. Converts for gain ayalled them
selves of the scheme, and men who had been
seccssionists became editors of the Radical
official newspapers.
What has been the result? Why, the Rad
zeal press has been only dead weight on
the Government. The moment the OH ;lal
support is not large enough to keep any OF
them alive they go out like an exhausted
candle. The people have molly and honola'
bis repi.diated them everywhere. Reform
southern people through such miserable
sheets-t the mere oG,,hoots Of power and
corruption! The moment Government sup
p,rt is withdrawn from them not one will live
TO tell the tale. It will be Withdrawn, too.
That is good
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New Books.

France and England in North america.
The Old Regime in Canada. By FRANCIS
PARKMAN. Author of Pioneers of France
in the Old World" "The Jesuits in
North America" and "The Discovery
of the Great West" Boston: LITTLE &
BROWN.
FRANCIS PAREMAN, following up bis works
upon England and France in America .
has given this volume On "the old regime in
Canada" which is worthy companion OF
bis preceding volumes. He promises one
more. Dir. PARKMAN is a good historian, is
industrious in gathering facts, and does not
seem to desire to impair facts by his own
comments. The book before us Is highly in
formatory, and although the Frenchman
might say that there is bias in it, 1t is clear
that this is not strong enough to damage
France materially beyond what she may logic
ally suffer from her own State policy. With
4 good chance to disparage the prevailing re-
ligion in Canada, Mr.. PARKaAN seems not
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DEATHS.

Died, In Hanover county. on the 9Th Of Novem-
bcr of severe burn, Airs. MARY TALLEf, wife
OF the late HaCsford Tacy.
She leaves two children to mourn their lrrepara-
bic loss. -
Petersburg and Raleigh papers wifi please copy.
Died at her residence in this city on Wednes-
day the 1th instant at 2:15 p. NJ. after long
aud painful Illness, Mrs. MAtTllA DA WIS. relict
of the late W. F. Davis and second daughter OF
Thomas Boha nnon deceased.
The funeral will take place from ST. Paul's church
TO-DAY Thursday at 7. NJ. The friends and
acquaintance Of the family are requested TO at
tend. -
Helena (Ark.), st. Louis MOL, Louisville (Ky J.,
Cairo tlI) and Lynchburg IVA papers will please
copy.
Died, November ! 9th. EARNEST, son OF VIII
liam r. and Georgia a. Atkinson, aged four years,
five months and twenty days.
My darling, now our fearful eyes
we raise 10 God in prayer.
For well we know our baby-bird
Is safe beneath His care.
We'll pray to meet IN that sweet rest,
Beyond earth's sorrows mild
With other loved ones gone before,
Our blessed little child.
His funeral will take place TODAY at o'clock
from his fathers residence Twenty street be-
tween Leigh and VI. The friends aud relatives of
the family are respectfully invited to attend. r
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to he animated or i purpose to do so but
seems 10 be'a historian even In that respect.
His history is very highly interesting upon
one of the most curious episodes Of Ameri
can history. 5
For sale by WEsr, JoHssToN q Co.
History of the United States from the Dis
core,y of The. american Continent BY
GEORGE BANCROFT. Volume 4. Boston:
LITTLE & Brown. -~-se-,e,-s,-
This completes the. important work OF
BANCROFT, the. first No. Of which was pub.
lished forty years ago. The present and
last volume embraces in part and concludes
the fourth epoch Of the American history,
and extends from IT'S to 1852, ending With
peace between America and Great Britain.
This volume is enriched by much material
contemporary with our Revolution, which
/ MIR. BANCROFT gathered during his residence
at Berlin. He has inserted in his pages
much interesting epistolary matter, chiefly
from the pen of the great FREDERICK, rela'
ting to our struggle for independence.
Mr. BANCROFT must be beneficiary from
the recent civil WARM way he may not sup
nose. The destructive incidents of war de-
stroyed whole libraries, and lost to hundreds
| many thousands of volumes. In this city
many were burned to ashes, and hundreds
are now, like vs., with only one volume OIL
| BANCROFT. and that this tenth and last one
The BANCROFT history is the best extant-
indeed, tue only detailed, reliable, connected
history Of the Revolution and the independ'
ence of the Republic. As the ability pccu'
mary is acquired, the missing volumes OF
BANCROFT will be procured, and the author
will be gamer for it.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON 81 Co.
The Mysterious Island By JULES VERNE
SCRIDNER, ARMSTRONG q co.
JULES VERNE has become known to the
| world as the great author of wonderful
! stories, written with very nice discrimina.
ton with reference to science, so that they
have been interesting to many classes. This
| Mysterious Island is another addition to the
| tales OF the marvellous Frenchman.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Gmsors Popular History Of France. Bos'
| tor: LACRIAT & ESTES.
We haye from Mr.. PERRY, the agent, parts
Nj. and XII. of this elegant and valuable
| publication.
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i CO.. ,na E,,a.c,.tji,o,,,nn.-,L.et Them 90.

gza~ A1JCT Liz ESlcCbl0AasAAS .
Southern te!egrans announce the ois,
charge Of d number Of gentlemen arrested
BIZ the United States authorities Just before pre-
the election, and detained for trial unbt az.
ter the election. The Federal officers an. an.
nouuce, with something like affected 'ndlg-
nation, that. there ia 20 testimony against
them. Is itpossible?
The whole country knows oil about IT,
These arrests were a part of Attorney Gen
eral WiEIlAAs's plan for intimidation"
The true southern people were not to be put
down in that way. II the people OF the
Union had not put the seal Of their eSecra
ton on all this machinery OF WILLIAAs's be
would probably have proposed to the next
Congress TO amend his enforcement MI
chinery. AS is, he will much more likely
propose the repeal of the enforcement acts
If he does not make bis election sure by re-
pentance he will fiad a poor home even II
Oregon when he gives up his Office.
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The " Indepandants !,

Some gentlemen have unnecessarily placed
themselves in unenviable positions. No one
regrets the fact more than themselves, we are
sure. Had they been endowed with little
more patience they have waited till
pow-they would never have been guilty of
the fatal move which has clouded their pros.
poets. The loafer's soiiloquy very happily
expresses their present feelings:
''When thinks Of what am, and
What used to was,
finds I've thrOw'd myself away
Without sufficient cos"
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The Nayy-Yards, &c.

There are some bad stories ahoat of the
freedom with which the nayy.yards, Gus.
tom-houses, &C., have been used TO elect
Radical nominees. There will be an inyesti-
CATION into these matters. PLArr's colony
In the nayy-yard at Portsmouth has been
fearfully curtailed By discharge from work
since the election. Several hundred have
50 been turned loose to find subsistence else
where. The latest telegram on the subject
stated that 200 more Of them had been told
to walk. We are satisfied that the Demo-
cratic Congress will have no idea of approy-
sng Radical frauds!
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TOILET ARTICU q.

THE NEW PREPARATr. ON FOR THE
i HAIR, JUNIATA or TEA HAIR-WASH, will
restore the original color, Or es not die or stain,
prevents falling out OF Ina nair aud improves the
thing else that night DO y. all Injurious. soldat
no l3-2ts WAGNER's drugstore.
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OFFICE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,l
ST. LOUIS, October 16, 1874.
NOTICE.-A meeting of the members OIL
IN the LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
will be held ut the Office Of the Association, In St
Louis Mo-. on the TWELFTH DAY OF No
VEMBER, 1874, at 10 o'clock in the incoming, to
consider ana take action upon certain proposed
amendments TO the charter of the Association.
BY order OF the BC ard of Directors.
III. w. HOUGH,
oc29-tSoylO President
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.

Amoas the articles tor sale are GENE OF she finest
WATCHES known in Europe and America, In
heavy Is karat gold cases, consisting Of +.
B. Adams, Paieck PHILIPPE, jules Emory jqusrter
seconis Briilman. David Taylor Fayeste Stratton,
Henry Randell, Courvosier, and many other hne
makes too numerous to mention; magnificent
DIAMONDS in settings of care and costly work
manship; SOLITAIRE BUTTONS CLUSTER and
SOLITAIRE RINGS. A Yary large lot OF RINGS
AMETHYST, TOPAZ, EtO0DSTONE, ONYX
PEARL, aud PLAIN GQID. great many sets
Of fine and neat JEWELRY: beautiful patterns
BRACELETS; OPERA, VEST, GUARD, and
CHaTELAINE CHAINS. A very fine los OF
SHIRT and SLEEVE,BUTfONS, PINS, LOCK
ELS, CHARMS, and many other articles Of JEW
ELRY. Do not foaget the place. The greatest
pleasure taken in saoaing goods at
s. 4. F1NSTOCK'SL Loan Office,
IL fourteenth street,
oc 21-1m under Exchange Hotel.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER IN
BLACK ALPACAS.

BLACK ALPACAS.
BLACK AJPACAs from csc. up to 1925 pei
yard--all thirty per cent. below regular prices.
Large stock of Black Empress Cloths, Bomba
zines. Cashmeres, Crepe Cloths, Serges, Diagona
Cloths, All. Wool Muslins, and French and English
Merinos This is the largest stock of
MOURNING GOODS
In the city, and will be sold at astonishingly low
prices.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS DRESS
GOODS!!!
In this line we have too large stock TO name al
the different styles and shades. We only call spe
cial attention to another case (only 40 pieces,
DRAP DE VIENNA at 8 nc. worth SIC.
EMPRESS CLOTHS In all shades-best quality al
Soc;
TYCOON REPS, choice patterns, only zoe. per
yard worth 30c.;
Large stock of BLACK and COLORED SILKS at
. price lower than ever;
Great bargains In IRISH and SILK POPLISS;
CASeIMERES; FLANNELS-plain and twilled ;
WATERPROOF in all colors-a very large as
sortment.
The greatest bargain sold this wear WHITE
CORDUROY, for ladies' and ciildren's coak5
only Soc per yard-never sold for less than
1925 before;
500 yards REMNANTS BLACK TELVETEEN
at SOC. worth S7Hc. per yard;
Another lot of KID GAUNTLETS at 75c. worth
$3.50 per pair;
Extra bargains In sHAWLs, SKIRTS, CORSETs,
HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, LACES,
TRIMMINGS, and VELVET RIBBONS;
NECK and SASH RIBBON; #
BELTS in fifty different styles;
NECK-cHAINS, JEWELRY, and many other
goods too numerous to mention.
REVERSIBLE STRIPED SHAWLS, for misses,
al G2Nc. worth $685.
Ladies, REVERSIBLE STRIPED sHAWLs at
$3.50 worth 1915;
In BLANKETS, white and colored, we have the
largest assortment In the city, and at the lowest
prices.
a full stock of CARPETS. RUGS, OIL-CLoTHS,
LINEN DAMASK, FRUIT-CLOTHS, NAP
MIND. III wv ELS, ~ w
The best assortment of domestic goods in the city
all brands of BROWN and BLEACHED COT
TONS, BROWN and BLEACHED SHEET
INGS, at market prices.
Our stock Is so large that we are compelled to sell
goods cheap TO make room for Jew goods.
Every one in need of DRY GOODS would do we'll
TO call on us before buying elsewhere, rs we are
convinced that our goods and the low prices VIII
suit everybody. Don't forget the place. It Is
SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Orders from the country, accompanied by cash,
or to be sent C. o. D., will be promptly attended TO.
NOT
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.
UANUD,
no 11-2t Committee of arrangements.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG X. K. COMPANY
= 1REASURER'S OFFICE. 7
RICHMOND, VA, November 9, 1874.
AOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
IN STOCKHOLDERS Of this company will be
held ut the Office of the company. corner of Byrd
aud Eighth Streets on TUESDAY the LIST day Of
December next, at 2 o'clock NJ.
The books of transfer will be closed from the 18th
instant until after the day OF meeting.
III. W. HARRINGTON,
no 1O-td Treasurer.
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THE FIRM OF MORAN & CREAM coz.
4 sts,ing of NJ. j. MORAN and +. A. CREA,y, is
this day mutually dissolved by the Withdraw ii Of
+. A. Cream.
Main street, nearly opposite Old Market.
no 1885, 81. j. MORAN.
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A NNUAL MEETING.--Thea annual meet
"A ing OF tue Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company will he held III the Office
of the company in the city OF Richmond ON WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day OF November, 1874, at 2
o'clock NJ. j. 3. WINSTON,
NO std Secretary.
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ssGs COMPANY,-Attendd drill at the 4
" Old Market Hall TONIGHT at So
O'Clock, in fai-dress uniform. Business Of i'm. tW
portance 10 transact. IL
By order OF Captain kELLAM. -
W. CUNNINGHAM,
no l2-lt Orderly Sergeant.
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NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ROAM
OkE NAVIGATION COMPANY will be held in
South Boston. Va, on TUESDAY the 17th day OF
November next, AT IL O'Clock A. NJ.
G. Fl. GAIA Mss.
oc 31-td Secretary.
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DHssOLDTIONs d PARTNERSHIPS

-~~~~~-~~~~~-~-
NOTICE.-The firm of YUENGLlNG &
1S CO., composed OF DAVID G.IUENGL1NG, Jr
CHARLES puNCKER, and LEOSHARD MICHEL,
heretofore conducting the BREWING BUSI-
NESS at the James River Steam Brewery, near this
city, is dissolved BY mutual consent, said disSolu-
ton to take effect on the 9th Of November, 1874.
The settlement Of the Transactions OF the said
firm Is entrusted to DAVID G. YUESGLISG,J dr.,
to whom all the books accounts, and effects OF said
firm have been transferred, and who Is alone au-
therized TO the name or the rm In liquidation.
All persons indebted to said firm are requested 10
make payment 10 him, and all claims against 1t
must be presented TO him for settlement.
XUENGLISG & co.
November 10, 1874.
Thanking the public for their past fayors, the I'M
dcrsigned respectfully asks continuance Of the
same, with the assurance OF his best efforts 70
please.
no 12-1w# DAVID u. 1UESGLlNG, JR.
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.

STATE REVENUE OFFICE,
No. ! ELEVENTH STREET, Eoy. II, 1874.
CTATE TAXES FOR 1S74.-The bills are
= now ready at this Office and all not paid on or
before the 3Oth Instant WILL required by law be
handed over TO the sheriff. with tive per cent added.
WILLIAM z. RAGLhSD-
no q 2aMtNoY3O Assistant City Treasurer.
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AMUSEM ENT'S.

"a Hk
DICRMOND THEATRE.-AIMEE.
III LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
AIMEE! AIMEE.. AIMEE!
THIS Thursday EVENING. November l2!h,
LA PRISCEssE DE TREBIZONDE flour prime
dOnne) -
Mile Aimee, Mile Nardynn; Mile Kid, Mile
DOrel.
TOMORROW friday last night but one-Bene-
fit of AMELIA BELLE HELENE.
Saturday eveniuG-LA GRASpE DUCHESSE. o..
Saturday afternOOn-GRAED FAMILY MATINEE.
BY general request,
Mile AIMEE III LA PERICIoLE.
Admission to matinee, 75c.
Evening Scale Of Prices: Admission, 81 Sc
cured seats. $50: gallery, SOC.
Seats can be reserved at G. +. Johrston's, 91S
N1in street no l2-1th