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r,,. ar,,s.n associations.

syo tae Editor Of the D,spdscn ~ n,,ninn
naar Sir.--rhe letters OF ut. Duuyt
end Dr. Mor,cure, published 10 the D'spu ~
az December Is, 1874, compei me " asA
snaoe for q brief reply. $3.50 ,o,,,ors |
1. In Nav last over one nuaafeo 500. .sers
registered themselves as intending uemoS
IF tha British Association, anc tpeie ,e
doubt that as soon as we get Sssaanhue
shall obtain many additions. .Meaum nn,,,
The Association Is fully orga.iseo, anI an
lacks funds In order to extend us usssa o,.Iars
II Is not likely, however, tnae 'us $780, tas 40
i H. Sc made on them. TOTS. Is what !
wished 10 make known 10 eeheiVus puu.
lie. aud my friend MI Duniop has 'eAy
clearly stated the case: So,
3 Most emphatically I deny any inten.
,io,ai ainiustice to the physicians or kscn-
mond in general or any OF them - spe.
ciallr." on the contrary, haze had many
onportnuities of observing noble actions on
their part. and hence was the more grleVeo
when heard that one Of them had avowed
that In private case he should have mace g.
reduction Of charges, but that as We were
an Association he should charge full fees.
Such statement thought was based on an
erroneous idea Of the resources OF the Asso-
citation. which it was necessary TO correct.
8. II DR.. Moncure will refer to my nrst
letter he will find that my remark about the
!" full feesn was not made IN that portion OF
the letter which appealed for help for an
Enolish latay. That DR.. Mopcure's name Is
brought into the matter is solely bis own DO
ing. For my own justification, Will only
saw that bad reliable evidence for the state
ment 7 made, and that have heard OF Dr.
Moncure's name for the first time in the DIS
patch OF yesterday.
4. There is no doubt that applicants for re"
lief often make charges Of neglect which are
baseless, and therefore there is the greater
need for an association tc sift every case.
i sincerely hope that the personal issue
which has been raised will not prevent re.
spouse to the appeal made for funds to en-
able IN unfortunate lady to be sent home TO
her friends. For the British settlers, say
that we always have helped and always Will
belp our friends In distress as far as we are
able. One gentleman stated at our reu alon
last week that ever stree he came TO the
State be had had TO meet demands amount
ing to 500 10 $3.50 a year for the assistance
of distressed feliow-countryInen. OtneIS
could tell Of even larger calls on tnelr
resources. IL We had $4,000 in hand to-day
the money could be usefully applied: Peo.
pie come here who have not Inc sllShtest
chance of success, and Others, through in
discl elton and inexperience, lose their little
all. To us they apply for aid. In many IN
stances they belong to the classes we should
have advised not to come TO Virginia, but
being here we wish to be able to aid them.
We are not pleading for ourselves, but for
those who are as much Of strangers to us as
to the people Of Virginia. Yours respect
fully, j. A. ID. ST. ANDREW
Chase City, December II, 1874.
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1,a rrarMAS aoODS.

q or INFINITE RlCHEs INt 8 4. LIT LITTLE
j -. p,e rMsonss Fables, Crnsoa. Ara:
saa Sisas Ss,Ias Home asa s ssiss
u q MfJon: 9 Tsua1s and host OF Tales OF AZ.
y ysntnrs BY Land and sea, and WONDERS OF a'e
F,sat sSk se os VALUE Scott Thssksry Try.
Ing, AsdisSn, hg aniwer. Schiller, Goethe &C.
Good editions. ,.u,.,e Ryron, Mil
ton Rnrns. scott Hood, Moore roe sperS'
nrn,ansnr Shanser. Longfeiow. Ie INV ~
save. and other standard anthofs' 1'AS >
p-siaries, 1875; Family Bibles, hy sns ,oks
Albums, Fancy Books OF Prose anu roetry
Chila,s Bible, irayer-Books and sniF ii Bibles
homnd In ivory, silver she'll, velvet. wood, ant
icsiher.' some of them very HANG ,ome.
French And APerssn sa1sy Goods
choice lot OF Chromos, Pctket-B Books, Cigar ant
Sard.C Cases, Gold Pens and Pencils Games
Stereotypes, Kaleidoscopes, lDkstands. Draw
g-Csses-embracln goods suitable Tor pre-
sentation.
For tie other letters call at l31s Main street
i de 2I.3t RANDOLPAG ENGLISH,
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents ana Auct!oneers,
No. 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE.
J. BRlCK-STORE. WITH DWELLING OFEE
SAME, SITUATED ON HULL STREET Be
TWEEN ELEvENTHs-ASD IT " FL FT II
STREETS. IN THE CITY OF MANCHEsFER.
ATAUCTION.-By virtue of certain trust deed
executed By Alexander Avis and wife, bearing date
on 1 9Th december, 1873. duly recorded III the
clerks office Of Chesterfield County Court, IN ID. b.
57. page 249. TO me us Trustee, shall In execution
of said trust beingso required by the beneiciar1es
therein NAMED, sell at public auction, GU the pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY the 30th Deceinoer,
1874 at O'Clock p. NJ, the aooye-fescrfbed pro-
perty consisting of BRICK STORtl with dwelling
over same. containing about four rooms anu Tue
usua, out-houses. Lot 2Sls by 50 f,et
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale ana 70 pay on
a certain bond executed ny Alexnl der AVIS, dtled
18Th December, 1873, aud PAYABLE Twelve months
after date for the sum of II 800. win interest on
same from maturity until paid as to The residue OF
the purchase money, on such terms rs will We mace
known at the hour OF sale.
de15 - TnOMASF. POLLARD, Trustee.
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A Pen-and.lnk Sketch of the General
Assembly. -ss- = $3.50 Z

n -"
Assembly. ,>a- = $50 I
Mr.. T. N. Conrad writes to the Christians.
burg Messenger This paper)as follows:
RICHMOND, VA, December IL, 1874.
Dear Carper,- We have got some big legis-
. lature fellows down here, and some power
full little ones too. These big fellows create
as much stir among the little ones, when
they spread themselves, as does an elephant
among village boys. Lust wish you could
see Guild, Of Richmond, il an exciting dis.
cusslon upon the floor of the House, and the
effect upon some of the delegates. They
open their mouths like bulbats, and their
ewes like night.bawks, and breathe not until
Ould moves assent. When he finishes one
of those rhetorical efforts they vote for
bis proposition with all the gusto of a
gaping crowd. This member, Ould, is the
best declaimer in the General Assembly. He
has it reduced to science. With pene-
trating voice, fine gesticllation, imposing
;, appearance, and well-rounded periods, he
can enthuse the unframed aud arouse the
impulsive as no one else can in the General
Assembly. Indeed, Carper, he is D." ripper."
What powerful backswoods preacher he
would have made! If, legislators stand
aghast at his powerful appeals, would not our
old pious sisters shout for JOY and the impui.
sive brethren cry out hailelJahs We must
try and get him out in cur corner Of the State
to one Of our big public meetings, so that
our dry-land people may see this tide.
water whale under full pressure. The lit
tie members who buzz around him, and at
tempt reply upon the floor Of the House,
are merely flies upon the task of an ele.
plant, pigmies upon the shoulders OF giant.
Coghitl is the only member who successfully
measures swords with him, Stuart being one
of the most reticent of the body.
In the Senate there are some heavy bate
ries. Some of them are made Of brass, too,
and are we'll mounted. The Southwest is
no sardine in the upper House, either
IF you want brass battery she
can foot the bill. IL you want
the roar of Niagara the Southwest can
produce the man. II you want powder
burnt and smoke in Volume, get up q bun
-combeD subject ID the Senate. Cochran, OF
the Valley, is regarded as a rife.piece, and
his shots are solid aad at the target. Thomas,
of Fairfax, is = heavy colombiad, Of tried
metal aud heavy oakbre. .s.t
Carper, sou are so fond Of debating socie-
ties, political discussions, and war of words,
you should be in atteedance upon the Gene
raj ASSEMBLY. The press is well represented.
We have quite sprinkling &C edisars, five
being Gaembers of the House.
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4 .ys1En BY Lyme Il Brother, iifg}Ez
: Real Estate Agents and ;Auettoneers, !.
NJ 1910 MAR, sfraaY

TRUSTEES SALE OF, lot WITH
Il two FRAMED TENFMENTS THEREON,
CORNER OF LEIGHLANDt F LIZ TEE n I II
STREETS, Al; hUCrlGN.--ByIy virtue OF q certain
trust deed executed to me a. Trustee. from w. Z.
Tyler, DR., 9Th day or June, S74, or record
In the clerks office Of the Chsneery Court for The
city OF Richinopd, In ID. b. lQ3, a., page 1874,
shall In execution or said trust being SO required
by the holder Of the notes therein secured. sell q.
public auction. on the psemises on WED NEsDAY,
the above described property consisting or LOT
with two FRAMED TEN EaiES Is thereon, con.
talniug three rooms each. The LOTS front tngeih-
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to defray the expenses
of sale and to pay OF certain M gptabie note exc
cuted by w. h. tyler. dated 9Th June, 1 8 ~. and
on credit as to oil 04.50 until 9Th March, 1875;
and as 70 the residue, such terms as viii be Gide
known at the hour Of sale. Il. b. LYME
de / 3 a-sse ~ ~ = Trustee. z
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CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
SPLENDID STOCK OF CHRISTMAS GOODS

sTARKE 6 RYLAND, booksellers, 81 Main
street. Richmond Va, call pecial attention 70 iheir
fresh and splendid stock Of s
fSG.DEsKS. JETELRY.CA GLOVE and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sin KusSia le s.,htas
sel.c tion OF CHROMOS, STER EOSCOPES,p arior
KALEiDO: COPIES, pearl aud Russia CARD
CASES, family and pocket BILL e., elegant sdl-
PRAY ER-BOOKS HYAiN-B0O KS, of all denomi-
nations: GAMES 10 great variety, TOY.BOQkS,
GOLD-PENSi PENCILS. TO o 7 LGks,
BUNS, FANCY STATIONERY. &C. Our city
customers Will please cali before the stock has been
extend to ali our friends pecitllnvtatlonto ex.
amiue our stock. STARkE & RYLAND,
de l4-2w Booksellers, 913 Main street.
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BY w. GoddI
BY w. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

T1RUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME.
i LOTS oNTHE NORTH SIDE 0E CRAZE
STREET WkSE OF SHAFER STEEEi.EBf VIZ
dnIy recorded in Richmond Chaucery Court, II
book c, No. 9S, page-t50, shall, Ia execution
thereof, proc. ed 70 sell At public auction, On s7 7e
AZ O'Clock r. A., that very beautiful aud attractive
PROPERTY located Us above. commencing on a the
rorth side OF Grace street at tn distance OF Iao
hack Sc feel to an alley 6 feet wade; to be 500
as a whole or divided into two orthree smaller par
GELS, as may be deemed oest at the Time OF SAFE and
TERMS = Enough in ca IN to defray expenses anu
nav off q note of *602.25, with all Int rest accru
Ing thereon balance on such terms as may oe aH-
snouuced Ut the sale. :,
Gated In that part Of tsewest end OF Grace sifee'
which is so rapidly increasing IN value.
- ~ ~ THOMAS 81. RUIHERfOORD.J R.,
de12 ..s,..,. a Trustee
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BY Burton, Carter & CO.. Auctioneers, +
No. 72S Main street.
TRUSTE E'St SALE OF TWELVE
IL hGRES DE NALIIA RIIE GARDEN. LAND,

TRUSTE ELS. SALE OF TWELVE
J., ACRES OF, VALUABLE GARDEN LAND,
ON THE OLD BROOK Road, IN HENRlCO
COUNTY.-AB trustee In certain deed Of trust
executed on The 2gth day Of July ..ls72, by John
Stetfer and wife TO the undersigned as trustee and
OF record in the c rk Office or the County Court
or Heurco to secure to Mary A. ,Hnlcher the pay
ment OF $500 evidenced by a note bearing even
date with said deed. payable twelve mouths after
date, with twelve per CEN. Interest thereon. De-
fault having been made In payment Of said note,
aud being required so to do by the said Mary A I
Hulcher, shalt proceed TO sell the property con-
yeyed in said deed on the 2sih day OF december,
TWELVE ACRES OF LAND. with a framed
building containing four rooms and necessary OUT
houses, situated On the old Brook road about two
miles and a half from Richmond, adjoining the
lands OF jesse Williams and others. upon the FOL!
lowing terms-to Wit: For cash as 10 50 much as
Will pay the expenses of sale and the sum of 500
with the Interest accrued thereon now due, and
the residue upon such terms as may be aI eed upon
on the day of sale. Z" HENRY NEUROHR,
slasa ~ Is3gsit Trustee.
BURTON, CARTER & Co.. Auctiopeers. . des1S
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HEADQUARTERS ooo,r, :,
d. COLUMBUS,

d. COLUMBUS, a. : e..
PREMIUm CONFECTIONERY. 921 BRoAD STREET,
has lately enlarged his well-known establishment Is
RakERY. md a. nor In fun blast His store is
Allied to its utmost capacity with TOYS Of every
description, FIREWORKS; Layer, Valenti1-
Seedless. aud Dehesa Rafsins> Currauts, ilitron-
Almonds, Palmnuts, Pecans, Walnuts, filberts-
havana and Jamaiea Oranges, Malaga Grapes:
California Pears, Plain and French Candies OF
every shape and form: Pound, Fruit, and other
ORNAMENTAL CAKES. In fact. everything
generally found In first class establishment. You
can get more goods aL d. COL UMBUS'S FOR your
money than nc any other place in town. Go see Tor
yonrsef, and You will thank us for the Information
Rene mber The place, 321 Broad street.
da 1R-Ow
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
Bronaugh j. Taylor,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Office opposite Courthouse. on Hull street,
Manchester, Va.

H
A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AUG
n TION SALE OF VALUABLE AND MOST
IMPROVED PLUG AND SMOKING TOBAC-
co FACTORY MACHINERY AND FIXTURES.
BY request of Wilson 9. Thomas we VIII sell at
public auction, on MONDAY the 2Ist December.
1874, on the premises. at factory No; ~, corner
of Nineteenth aud Franklin streets Richmond, Va,
the following MACHINERY, FIXTURES, &C.,
consisting in part of
ubs), ....
8 CIRCULAR SAWS and TABLES,
STEAM HYDRAULIC PUMP.
6 HYDRAULIC SuAPE-FRESSES,
6 HYDRAULIC PoT-PR ESSEs,
1B BOX-SCREwS and LEVERS, ..
sHAPEs OF all sizes,
.POTS, BILLETS. BANDS, SINKERS. &C., II
l KINGS PATENT LUhP-MACHINE new,
SHAEIISG, PULLEYs, HANGERS, Betting, &C,
STEAM PIPING, ~ a..
SMOKING OBACC0 CUTTERS, .5
BAG CUTTER, BAG-PAcK zR, BoLTGNG.M A.
CHINE, &C., tsas - t.s at
Large lot OF .s.l... -.
BOXES, BALANCES. &c,
4 PLATFORM SCALES tFairbanks's), small size: :
CARPERTERS' Tools, GRISpST0NES, CADDIRS,
Box as, LUMBER. SC.
l MARYIN & 90. IRON SAFE, ..a.'s'.
/ HORSE, .is.s. ..1!asI''
In fact ever yth.tsg requisite 10 carry
manufacturing and smoking tobacco establish
slent. q a....y,s .-.g.
TERMS: Cash as to all sums of 800 aud under
over 81 co. four months Tor negotiable notes. Inter-
est added, ana satisfactorily endorsed. pm
nn and doS oe come % Is Taoarsox Bnows
Auctianeer. G5.ls. BRONAUGH & TAYLOR
de I'm, ,F.ISM4t i, Auctloneers.
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REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

,HOUSE AND LOT ON DUYALG
LII STREET ROR SALE PRIyATELH-HQ.
he HOUSE Is No. Q, south side Of L syai street,
east between First aud FoHshee five rooms, gas
In all; good Kitchen and Go2l.nouse. tot
63x1 95 garden large enough to raise VEGETABLES
sufficient for family; wen OF excellent Ea.s .:
All the premises in thorough repair. A family o.
seven persons has been living Il. the house for SIX
years, and Is perhaps the healthlest IN me city.
PRICE: Since there Is to he park within q
sol,are OF the house, It will be held 81 $1,000.
S4OO cash, the remainder al g, IL, IL, aud ~
months, each instaInent 1915.
Apply on the premises which WIZ be seo"n 'o'
any one desiring TO purchase. no 20
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r u. :; CHRISTMAS GOODS.
-~><>>~o~~~---~-c~~->-.-~~
,aE HAND AND a
~ -ss - 90. 81. t.-.t!l,.
~ NOW BEING OPENED

one10 nhe largest stocks of --H-+
~ 's.@#"I ~ q CMasksTMAS GOODS
TO be 6oand in aae city, eonsistiag p pacof Games
or ole and yaxng, GIcsure-Rooks for children
Work.goNes, Whiting Desks, Albums, cshessmex,
Backgammon Boards, Alphabet and guiding
Blocks, Gold Pens and Pencils. Kaleiaoscopes,
Stepeoaeopes and rie VS. Musical Instruments Of all
Kinds, Pianos. Organs, Tiekins, Guitars. Music
Boxes Bxnjos, Dnams, Ceacertinas, Haraanicas,
Flutes Flies. &C., &C.; a IL which e.i be sold ut
lowest possible prices. ..t-ssA - ~ .ijs
C. e. JOHNSTON (
News and Music Dealer,
de 2i-2tM&W ,ss. els Gisiu street.
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CHRISTMAS CLOTHING soR CHILDREN.
I VIII from this time offer my stock of Chill
DREN9S FINE CLOTH, DIAGONAL, and TIL
COT SUITS, for from FIVE 10 eighty boys. at
great sacrifice TO close them out ~illg the
choice Of the .-... ......--. a.E
Blue suits at Sl3. formerly $1S: t-s
Brown suits al IL, formerly SIG; 100
~ Blue Needlewerk Embroidered ut S15, for
" merly S2S. ~ - 'E.~
This is far below the cost, and last of the ses,-
son. Cali early at WM. IRA SMITHS, AgL
-. 1850. -.....n ll08 Main street.
Sipn. LONG FLAG. -.,.-. ....-.-.-...g de 2I-St
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Carl Pretxa says q Der ysseng Dsn vol
did said der Vogidt owed him sumo lhS1' vas
.ladely termed der door oad on ackeuna he's
landlady vas aswiling to aOok or hel
shoulder. plade der indebtedness OF thu
yorldt.1 49, .*,s.~ -sugtt
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nHRIsTMAS GOODS.

Jast received from auction and must be sold ~.
so WHITE and DECORATED CHINA DINNER
osf, WHIrs and DECORATED CHINA TEA SETS;
600 pair CHINA, GLASS, ana LAVA VASES;
400 DECORATED BOHEMIAN BUREAU SETS;
1875 WHITE and DECORATED CHASBER SETS;
tTiyA TuYs. MUGS, and UPS ana SAUCERs;
WALL BRACK Ers and POCKETS; 49,
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY.
WATERS, and huuse.furnfshlng goods In genera
de 81 NO. lOI1 Matn street. opposite pOst-of1ce.
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JJIyENILEI - ELEGANT BOOKS
JUVENILE BOOKS.
JIJVENiLEI JUVENILE BOOKS BOOKS.
Juvenile BOOKS.
JUVENILE $3.50 Z. FOR = .r. | BOOKS.
JUVENILE -.r w. ! BOOKS.
INVENTED CHRISTMAS | BOOKS.
JIIyENILE -.... BOOKS.
JfIVENILE ESENTS. BOOKS.

EXCELSIOR Library; OR, MEN WHO HAVE
RISEN; series; Is volumes-.,- ~ so
'iS Volumes. rs
THE TBRRE GREAT CAPTAINS; 3 volumes. 3 rs
H0IaO BOOKS; Ii volumes. ...----. --.......14 90
THE ROCKY MOUNT AIN SERIES; 3 volumes rs
Coop GIRLS, LIRRARY; 10 yolumes......-. 90
RosE.BUD STORIES -l2 volumes. ...---- 8 90
LITTLE ACGIE'S sERIES d woLumes-. 2 90
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH SCENES; yQ1s.--. 90
Jhe above AK, only q fewef my Books in sets,
ANY OF which viii be sent, postpaid, ouIeceipt Of
the price.
Of Moliday Goods. a. i. ELL1oON,
1112 Main street.
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rOMMIssIoNER's SALE OF A YALu

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VALII-
NJ ABLE PLANTATION IN AMELIA iC0UN-
TY, yA.-By virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Amelia county pronounced az It's October
term, STA, In the ehancery cause of John q. Jef-
ferson's execItrix Us. John Il, Champion, will
offer for Gale by public auction, at Amelia Court
next THAT being court.dayl, that valuable Pt.AN-
TATlUN known as tsWINTERHAM.'' che residence
of the late John q. Jefferson. deceased The place
AND A HALF ACRESOEF IHST-RATELA AND.
and has upon 1t an excellent dwelling and all neess
IaRas: Made known on day OF sale. Apply, for
further iliforn,a,tOnt to
GEOKaE Q. JEFFERs On. Commissioner,
q u III Richmond, Ys.;
or JoHs WiNGo, Amelia csarsh ouse Va !. $.
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.NHRISTMAS CLOTHING.

=. .-,--.r-.@.s e..
PUT YuUR MONEY WHERE 1T WILL DO
.h. ,s MOST GOOD, at
and the only place wbere 1t win do most good ana
you get value received for it is to buy some Of that
large and splendid stock of
FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
.,..- FOR
GENTLEMEN's, YOUTHS, AND BOYS WEAR
at the DID, established house Of
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt.,
aa o1-9t 100 Main street.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
= ......- MY stock Of 49,.
a.. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
all of the LATEST STYLE and rMPORTATTON,i Is now
complete; and will be made 10 TO measure In the
LATEST STYLES and with GOOD WORKMAN.
SHIP. My prices In this depar tment are as low III
moi lower thau in houses Of similar kiBd.
FIT GUARANTEED OK NO SALE.
+ An examination is respectfully asked of my
friends ana palronizing public.
-. - WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt.,
. .t ..--.. E.. I..0sn.'r...' HOO Main street.
Sign; LONG FLAG. ce21-3t
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GEWISG-MACHINES.

GEWING-MACHINES.
The SECOR: GROVER & BAKER, WILCOX
q GIBBS, and other good kinds, for sale at very
low prices, for Christmas presents. Neeoies, az.
itachments, spoeI-cotlon, &C. Repairing done at
short notice. ''-'-.. q. DARBY,
Sewing Machine Exchange,
de 81 st -. !! No. 81 Twelfth street.
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auct,ol,eers. ii ds 3
TN OBEDIENCE To AN ORDER or

In OBEDIENCE To AN ORDER OF
u the County Court or Benrico county en,ered
on The ON day Of November, 874, in he cssa ~
NJ. .. Leioy Us. John T.. Rosscux. TO enforce ,ba
mechanics lien OF the said Leidy, recorded In Hem
rico County Court clerks Office, Ishail as commis
soner appointed by said order, proceed 10 sell on
the premises, onIUESDAY the ED day of De-
cember, S74. at p. n. the House and LOT
named IN the said mechanics liep situated at The
southeastern Intersection Of Graham and Erin
strtefs, In the town OF Fulton, in the county OF
Henrco. -
tt.a ..% Us Commissioned.
Sale conducted by BURTON, CARTER 4 Co, Resb
Estate ARe nts and AuetIone.Ys. de a.tdt
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1EINCE-MEATg kENCE-MEAT!

Inst reoeIged and IN stsre. to befNld wholesale
and retan, 90 buckets ana hali-barn.ls
4 CORSOS'S CELEBRATED VIRGINIA
MINCE-MEAT, IT,. .s,ty~g
which HIS now became the Leading and favfrdte
brand of NlNCE-MEAT IN the market. E'af Mp
also in 5-pound buckets especially 5or Family use.
TRY II ONE, and you will use no Other. = 80,
A1' - C. EIMMER, GonEecioDet,
ide1s1m $50 Main street
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AuCrron aAa.ass-glss Day.



BYE. Mceormick, Anctioneer,
1914 Main street. - s.:
r Asst TR ADEsALE or THE SEA.
Ii SON OF TWENTY Hsy9S Sc EADs AND
On MoNnaY. 2iss ginstaf,. nc i1g Gcioeh. ! WIN
M at the store No Main street, ; hye ooo OF
serve sff TO suirs tlse retail trade. TMEMTX
HoGsHEADs.. AND Ora OF C9 OCKERY
seIeciion OF WRITE GfANIrE. &C, and ROCK
INGHAM WARE.c CONSISTING Of III
FIs9l5s EwEns and BASINS, 80 $500 s. I
CHAMBERS, MUGS.
PLATES. DISHES, BOWLS, ~
TEA-PoTs, CUPS and SAUCERs.
PIE-PLATES. bAKE.PASs, $50
SPfTTOOSS. &c. - - -
focether with a general sssortment of STAPLE
Also, an assortment OF GIL AssWARE, in which
will be found {tAt28 = =.
GoBLETs. TUMsLERs. Bowls, DISHES,
WINES. TABLErsETS. PRESERVES. &c. ~
The attention OF grocers ana the trade generally
IA gseciat,y called 10 this safe. as the GOODS are
fresh and desirable snd suited TO the coming nol-
day season. aud will be positively sold WITHOUT re-
gard to price. II. MCCORMiCh, ~
de 19-2t ss&1s,at 81 500 AucuOneeI.-
BY Cook Il Lauanton, Aucroneers.
corner Governor and Eranklin streets.
CTOCK OF HATS, CAPS, sToRE-FIX-
ESgTURES, &C., AT AUCTION.--On MONDAY
the st Instant at O'Clock, we will sell at the
business), No. 1913 Main street, his stock or
-g MEMS and Boys HATsand CAPS, 7zF N
SHOWCASES, 49, 81 &
STORE.FIXTUREs, &C., &c. -. i51s
$50 E4I.Tl .E'f I COOK. Il LAUGHToN.
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By Burton & Carter, Auctioneers,
No. 1913 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue OF
" decree OF the Circuit Court OF the county Of
HenricO pronounced on the 26th DAY of Novem.
Der, S74, In the case Of Firth U.s. Firth and Others
SHALL as commission er named In Id decree. sell
Der, the TRACT OF LAND In tie bi ! mentioned
consisting Of SIXTY ONE ACk"s. in the upper
Elisha Turpin, the arbon Hill Coal Company
and others. The said land Is principally In original
grow Of oak and pine, and portion heavily TIM
bered.
2 ERMs: One.fhird cash, and the residue at four
and eight months. the purchaser executing neg5-
liable notes with interest added for the deferred
payments the title TO be retained until the last note
Is paid and u conveyance ordered by the court.
WILLIAM HANCOCK.
de 1S special Commissioner &.