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New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
EettureS Gn1 Hlectina5.

4 MEXICAN INSTTTCTE.-A regular MEET
"A IEG oi ths Institute will be held in the hal of ho Heg-
York Historical Society, Oi toontlNe Gud Eleventh.
ST. TilU RSDAY, the IAN day OF oc o5er at O'Clock
ClIAS. NICK. LEOSBR, EecOritrg Secretary.
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BOARD md Koon,s Wanted.
GoteIs.

HOTEL BRANTING,
Naiis-uave corner t e!ghth-st. Frst-clas5 ROOMS
aad BOARD t0r families and single persons.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3STh-st. and 9th
W ave Gtugay Hlh the O,j dalgljUIy located family
hotel u the CITY; American plan: families wishing TO locate
for Winter make favorable arangemenjG. w. L.
FISH, Proprietor.
Fs7HE WEST END HOTEL, Fort Washington,
y - H.tv-rWrnty.t Lh.nUt. from 30 -hs DEPOT
Low rats Tor ,ae Fan and Winter scis0's. Address
CHARLES IL. SHELLEY.
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West Side.

: PARVMENTS HOUSE, 220 and 222 Fifth
"A sycA Yury desirable sui second floor 'front.' 20 pe-1ns
uaut p4Ies only OF rooms; with al convenencrs rohy
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ENl MADISON-AVE.-An elegant SUITE
sT-S OF ROOMS 90 RENT. with private table; uneXce2
tiOn8Ble crenco given g.d required,
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6elp il)anteo-- females.

NVANTED-A competent lady as ASSIST
w ANT BOOE EKFEPER. AdGrcss, stating expected sal
afy and references. b. r., Box Ne llO Tribune Ottce
WANTED = Respectable FEMALE SER
w WANTS at the METROPOLITAN SERVANIo' TX.
O4i-''''A' -'' }. MORRISON. Proprietor.
XfTANTED-A MAN AND WIFE, without
w children 70 live on genusmans Place Ysn rust ne.
derand farm we'll and VITO e making OF buttcr. Al
dross A. M d., White Plains Il. o., N. Y,
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skA1 WEST 1GTII-6T, second floor, bach
r4-t2 An American Proo,t.t frs;.ciasS COOK
in hts boarding house. Restaurant good city reference.
{ an De ocen for d3y
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brooklyn Board.

HANDSOME SUITE of sccoGdstory ROOMS,
with 2OAED; house ami appointments Efst cas3 rUf-
eouces excheu god. Apply 20 reTTeponts, brooklyn
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NTURSE.-By a young English woman of re-
~ fnencnt and entirely eopeteni TO wait Gpon an inao
Ia on 10 cbaserDo!k wiag TO lrHing or maze her
arf uhervise useful has good rferonec5 i 9hS s6,
very personally; city or country CaHat Nc ooo ON
a.,I. Il
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SH WEST H-ST-HandsOmel furnished
~ lsige ROOMS second and third hoor front also,
fIN0LE ROO8i for gentleman strictly nrstclass soanl
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General HouseworIz

A VERY capable North OF Ireland girl to do
"a GENERAL WORK, in city or ColnTy good ccrs a
laUaiIe always OOyng ana Willing ard ready 10 40 what
sLe can 70 Ylc,c lG5 isayf, P -i@I over shoe atoI'
A PROTESTANT young woman wants STU
i ati0a hes good rCiriegc"S; fnr GENERAL HOUSE
WORK COOK city or country wages very moderate.
C; be at ie HONE l5S GAay"I above lOtot, over
,trfr VEfgr
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ATHEIST, pa WEST, few doors from
NHsI broadway desirable third story ROOES TO LET
NLtI b-.Tl snite or sIngY.
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= 4 EAST 49TH-ST.--A party owning their
2& ho:so desire let pleasant ROOMS, with excel
lent BOARD. References exchanged.
EQ% EAST 27TH- d-story front
sse ani back ROOM 10 LET, Win BOARD sunny ex-
and ItF..g fa FtspfV Z
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JH1 WEST 3STH-ST.-To let, without
1OS board gensiucn. large front ROOM open Crate
heater ample Closets with Of bath desired break
fssts s.ry-l in room
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* EAST LOWEST, corner 4TH-ANE.-
80 large we'll furnished ROOMS. with good BOARD. for
rfEorsu al wo reasonable prices also room for ono or
tHp.psrsOns table board
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

1 IGHTE ~ ERNST, old house o. Lighte &
Bradbury offer their splendid PIAEoFORTEs az low
prices and month"; at ~ East l4hst Aso
SutllIs AMERICAN ORGANS.
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"a EAST 41ST-ST., corner Parl-aye.-A
- respectable COOK 1all private fam
win z ad Obz4g years cisy last
place cause Oi leaving. death la family.
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MRS. s. A. CURTIS, having leased the house
We IL Grgmercy Park is prepared TO RENT ROOMS on
rs second ard third doors with without private table
HOuae newly furnished and renovated.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

v Glrl,ln I0Ina liDHal nlul,tI11s AWtiTfTl an. IN
gh cooking thoroughly; mo1g9 cycalcat bread Ii biscuits
aagI. ,ssc.i, &C. and fiscass a"d Tlu'r s
c!ir reference Apply At MIS- LOVES lol laths between
Is! and 1th.&vcS
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NsfANTED-By a Scotch woman, a sItuGiiOn
~ as COOK mlc.ta rs oDoEing in ail is bianehe, IS
Address SCOTCH COOE l.I5S Brc.i"ay, UPTOWN IrDuno
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

yTPRIGHr PIANOS, large and superior as
u sorifnent for SALE RENT at OUYRtER SONS,
Manufacturers 81 West l3th between ON and 9Th aVes
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Nv fwn aisters. with five

NOOK, WAITRESS-By two sisters, with five
~ ,ears cty reference good and annrsss and hret
class " i,r, ard chariberraid private family will do
their yoF thoroughly not ext.ayagAt IA Hago snd Ca
good conduct 20 retain stody homo; cay or county
Gail al 366 6th ave., near 2Jd d
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ERAMERCY -PARK-First and second floors
~ elegantly furnished with trstcass board private tabl
Il desired best reference Apply al 81 East 21si-st
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

NTANTED--By young cOl0red man, sltll-
W alton a. WAITER COOk. o VIII maze himself gen
orally us.u around boarding hou9e. making Ares, &c.
wees about Sl2 per month. aud has gcot TeerSct rom
lagt DioycT Can seen q. SINMbS AGEhOT 5i3 9th
ave. eet. 32d and 33d sts
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Che GMi.
Alnaical 1nstrnine'lts.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
"a Upright 10 RENT or SELL choaD. sales easy
monthly paymen,s Can at NJ 81. AEREELLs No. Unior-
suu5re 80 l6J F0uIthave)
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FOB RENT.

TOR RENT, that part of the CHATS
L WORTH ESTATE which lies between the
Charles CITY road and Osborne turnpike, contain.
ing about THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES, with comfortable buildings thereon Pos.
session on The lst of January, 1876: 9pplyto
E. D. EACHO,
no 23.4t No. Fourteenth street.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

HUsrINGs COURT Judge Clopton presiding.
In this court yesterday Dick johnson (co-
ored). who was granted new trial, was
tried for breaking into the cooper.shop OF Il.
NJ. Reams and stealing a lot of tools, found
guilty, and sentenced to jail for six. months
The Jury at bis first trial ascertained his con-
finement in the Denitentiary at one year.
CIRCUIT CouRT.-This court will convene
this afternoon at O'Clock, and Tomorrow
argument in the Hatcher will case will begin.
RETuRNEp.-Chiefo Police Lipscombe has
returned from bis trip to New York. bring
ing with him the fugitive David Miles (col.
ored), charged with seduction. An unsuc-
cessful attempt was made by sbarEefs in
Gotham to take the Chief in.
REPRESENTATIVES The following dele
gates have been elected from, the Masonic
Lodge in this city as representatives to the
Grand Lodge which meets 10 Richmond IN
December: D. j. Weisiger, W. NJ; 81. w.
Bransford, S. W.; A. Royal, j. w. Alter
mates: W. S. Lithgow, N. Eubank, and :. {.
| Dyer. ......... ......,
COUNTY TAx.PAYERs.-In. the advertising
columns of this paper an item OF interest 10
the Taxpayers of Chesterfield coualy may De
found from Treasurer w Woodbridge,
The ELECTION Contest Yesterday coun.
sell were engaged at Torrence,s Store preelnct
in taking dispositions inthe Ffiend-Giddings
coutested.elec.ion case. .7.str ..,: s-.
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B aSE-BALz.
MEETING oFrHE RlouMoND c,osyEsT1os
Difficulties Settled.

The baseball clabs in this city have all been re-
Gently thoroughly re organized, and the members
| are making active arrangements for the season
which commences in The spring. - sf. .1@Tsf Il
3 Last night an adjourned meeting Of the Rich
mond Base. Bali Convention WIS held In the hall of
and Third streets In he absenee of the uresiIsat
OF the CcnTeRiton ME w. ii. Sands, OF fhs Pacific.
was requested to act as ehairman. and A.. @. UnkeL
OF the same e3ah, rs secretary. Representatives
present. --r~s--e-
port at the last meeting MAS presented and adopted
Therepoft ts Of greM interest and importance 10
have caused Disputes heretofore sSs
! snatch game has been plaued. The report recon.
amends that each elsbeoniending for the chanpion-
ship of this city md Manchester shall depesit with
the treasurer the snzn ID five dollars 10 be paid by
the first Of April. 1876; that one member from
each club sasa snsaosise .he president g esil .
each club represented shall constitute quorum
thst The best taroe in five games ;shaa decide the
The first prize for the charnpt auIb i belt
cestsIg not more than cen DOLE IS, and fsae second
wt DC 2 silver bdt costing mt more thandve dol.
awarded at tbeena or The baseball season. aud re-
mai IN aa Shsrgs q shs CHAMPION clubs until end
two regular uasettnSs year. on. The LIST Of April
and NoyeSber. 10 - crowded tAs,aer that menu
bss must resign tn ese club fifteen days before he
sng must be n msmbee 6ftsea days ssefore be can
pay 10 q match game, that 40 H,sn Will be allowed
Il ss's ssy sInS sa g zoe sane
grsnss Mthia m hour after stated 10 the
ehalseags shall Be declared q fsrfritare or said
The Convention next proceeded 10 The elestsoRo OF
vfee president. which resaltea IN the .iae;fon az
The eiahs which nem belong 10 lie Goven,,an are
t6s psgiac, the Virginia, Atlantic, swan, and
After the transaction OF sorne routine bus,ness.
on mc,ion the Convention then adjourned until ths
asss MoaGay In April. s'7', =,
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Police Court. YEsTgRpAY-JuStice w.
Hall Orelo presidfng.-O.M. Jones and w.
81. Brewer, two dollars and fifty cents each
for being drunk and fighting in the street !;
Thomas Cosby, one dollar for being drunk !;
John S. Walkin, two dollars and fifty cents,
and Edward Kive, one dollar, for being
drunk aud dlsorderly; Anderson Allerson
teoloredl two dollars for being drunk and
lying In the street; William Thompson and
Samuel Holcomb, five dollars each for !" tres
passing upon and soliciting baggage at the
Richmond and York River railroad deIo. ~;
Edward Allen [colored}, two dollars and
fifty cents for being drunk and disordery
Ia the street; Charles Bannister was fined
two dollars and fly cents. aud William
Thompson five dollars, for assaulting and
beating Henry Hewlett. Gtss. =
Abram Meredith, Henry Jackson, and
Robert Davis (colored) were charged with
stealing one lot Of bacon and three chick
ems and one jewl from some person an
known. Meredith was sent to Jail for thirty
days: Jackson was discharged; Davis was
sent TO jail for six months In default of surety
to be of good behavior.
Joseph Goode, charged with threatening
TO assault Mary Fisher. Continued to Gath.
Robert Kirby, charged with being drunk
and lying on market-bench, was sent to jail
for three months In default of security for
good behavior.
William Thompson, Nat. Ham, and
= Henry -Reid, charged with breaking and en-.
y aeftpg the house of Alice Coles for the :pnr.
! pose OF gaming, were required to give Sc
eurity 10 the sum Of 300 Tor twelve Months..
Bed gave security. The others went to Jail
in default. t.'t.s@sp
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- lao
y. prRsoxg Z. Major David Al. Carter, s ss.aa
nal clerk &c the House Of Delegates, feacnsa
here yesterday. !, ,,,ny friends
il Nov & York, and vim Be absen1 ABOUT sWo
weeks. 81 q !, ~, !, 80, a IN, Alexay,.
arss he and Judge Bond are eSpected Os Y
On n sae serge,nt q. T. Briggs, who ], has
hoa,, c,,i.e III. was able TO be out sesterohY,
u Rev. G. G. Biting, D. D., Is IL Freezer !. y.
,oss nurg. conducting revival meeting 10
the Baptist church Of thst CITY. .,.r,..,,
mr. u. r. Johnson. president OK tie BanR
AZ f,,ineper ithe suspension OF which on
vesterday Is reported IN our tesegrsphIc cor.
umnsl was formerly q HGRber oil the nrn 10 u
AIlan s. johnson, sk q ~ J, ,5s N
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A. CEsrKNsIAL CELEBRATION TO TAEE PLACE
IN K,cHHoNp.-The centennial OF the indie
pendence Of the United States will be antict'
patea and celebrated in this city by the Ia
dies Of THE Mount Vernon Association on the
22d of February next. A. meeting Of the
committee Of arrangements has already been
held. 1t is designed to have grand court
ball In this city on the day named, and no
person will be allowed admittance unless
dressed In the costume of q hundred years
ago.
Before the ball there will probably be an
entertainment of some kind, the proceeds OF
which will 60 towards paying the States
quota for the Virginia room at Mt. Vernon.
4 number Of Richmond ladies have the ar
engagements in hand, but have not yet fixed
all details. The Richmond artists have also
volunteered their services. Mrs. General
Heth is the leader of the movement.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucteneers,
@'ts' Ne, 1l13 Main street.

A. VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
n mo. 4l4DUVAL STRhET) FOR SALE BY
AUCTIUN.-On THURSDAY the 25th Instant, at
4 O'Clock p. NJ, at the request OF the owner, we
shall sell BY auction, on the premises, valuable
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING. with i've
rooms, and Lot No. Ala. on the north side OF
Duval street near Adams sfreer, owned ana occu-
pied by Benjamin. Hooper, Efa, and others.
TERMS: One third Cash; baiance at four, eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes TO be given lor
the deferred payments, with interest added and Sc
S'iisN y RICHARDSON & CO..
no 10 "7@8E5 AuctinBeers.
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lFoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAGs.1

PHOTOGRAPHS OF SToNEwALL JAcKsoN's
have received from Messrs: JOHN
W.DAvIEs Son, proprietors Of the well known
Lee Gallery, In Richmond, some admiraol -execH-
ted photographs of Miss JULIA. daughter OF Gene
raj Stonewall Jackson. Me;srs. DAVIES SON nave
these photographs for sale, and those of our citt.
Gems who desire TO have likeness Of the daughter
of the iustrious Virginia soldier in their albums
can obtain them 10y writing 10 Messrs. DAVIES &
Son. Petersburg Iader and Appeal.
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"a GRAND jury SUMMONED. The following
grand jury has been summoned to attend the
Circuit Court Of Richmond on Friday to in
diet certain penitentiary convicts for second
convictions: W. NJ. Withers, W. D. Blair,
Philip Haxall, William 81. Palmer, L. j.
Beall, p. Il. Dupuy, Mann S. Valentine, A.
s. Lee, Thomas j. S'arke, D. N. Walker, o.
iCrsnz, j. "A. Levy, John Latouche, John L.
Bacon, D. j. Hartsook, Thomas w. boswell,
John d. Claiborne, John Fl. Montague, John
G. SPOTS, Samuel q. HAYES, James D.
Browne S. P. Latbrop, W. C. Knight, and
LF Weisiger
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FELL Dows THE srErs.--Abont !haii.pas.
"a O'CLOCK last night, as the 81. Patriek,s fair
was breaking up, two little girls, Maggle
Herlfe spd Maggie Gibiin pushed by another
eiri as they were coming down the high aag ta
oestepy leading to the street, and feli TO tns
bottom. Both Of the girls We're orn'seo
Considerably, and Maggie Gibitn fsinteo.
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WANTED, FIVE WOMEN to go to
ERs, &C., for private families. Wages. $l2 to Sl5
per month. Also. ONE WHITE WOMAN or
GIRL TO go near JACKSON, n. e., Tor houseWork.
Also COLORED MEN and families to 60 to 1ndi-
ana and Illinois ccai-mines. Apply to
So j. .JUSTIs, Labor Agent,
no l3.3m No. Fifteenth street.
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rups State BoARpoF UANvAssERs.-TheS State
r,oara If fnnyassers met at o'clock yesterday In
,he Goyernors oce and worked for several hours
Mr.. John g. washington appeaaed on nen penal, b o.
hair or M. Murphy, OF Westmorelsnd-both OF
whom claim 10 be elected 10 he House t ,ba
eS not in their power to 20 behind the returns
They certified ali the returns for members OF me
House and will to-day take into consideration 'he
returns for members u the Senate.
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BY GoddiD, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionests,
No, IlOG Main street.

rNRUsTEES' SALE OF A BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF
ST. JOHNS BETWEEN FEDERAL AND
COUTTs STREETS AT AUCTION..By virtue OF
for Charity Dabney, 10 the undersigned trustees,
dated the oh day Of unf, 1873 and duly recorded
in the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court % me
proceed 10 sell, on the premises At public sneuon'
on WEDNESDAY the Gath day or NoyemDel,
1875, at 4 o'clock P. NJ, the HOUSE ana LoI as
above described. The house contains two rooms.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
- WV. fEA SMITH.
CYRUS BOoSIElA,
No "a Trustees
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.XANTHnE is ahead of all other hair prepare.
lions for restoring gray HAIR to its original color,
removing dandruf, aud ss dressing. For sale by
20 arz fasieT POLK MILLER & co.
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By Grubbs Il Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud Aucttoneers.
Eleventh street between nain and Bank.

TWO HANDSOME FRAME DWELL
L INGS, ON THE EAST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET BETWEEN JACKSON AND pUVAL
STREETS, FOR SALE AT .AuCTION.-We viii
her. at Az O'Clock r. NJ, the Two HANDSOME
FRAME TENEMENTS nos. 723. and 1875. one
occupied by W. 2. Quarles, the other unoccupied,
two rooms, with gas and water on the premises and
culyeIt. The property fronts forty feet and runs
hack fhe usual depth. Also, 8 yacantiot fronting
TERMS: At sale. GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
nd 90 5.E5 - -" Auctjoneers.
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lave analy zed the Whlskey known under tn:
brand of q 8 SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR 6 Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FusIL OH. and other impurities, and
recommendits use for medicinal and family ipur-
poses, j. B. McCAw, ID. D, ;.,s-
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
- nc sa..t @.-sE Medical College Of Va.
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SPOOL SILK having now bscome an indispensable
article on every ladies' workable, 1t is important
to know which brand Is best and cheapest. Every
spool of The EUREKA is warranted perfect, and will
be fouud to contain more silk than any other brand
In the market. Sold by all irst-class trade.
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Ey Goddin, Warren s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera'
No 11Q6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
AND LOr ON THE EAST SIDE OF st:
JOIIN,s RETWEEN FEDERAL AND COUTTS
STkEETS AT AUCTlOS.-By virtue Of deed OF
trust from David Holmes and wife 70 the p 1871
ana duIy recorded in the clerks Office OF me
Ci,aucery Court OF the city OF Fichmont, we WIZ
proceed 10 sell, on the premises. at public auclon'
~, WEDNESDAY the Gath day of November,
is75. Mt AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE and LOI
Iocaffd as above described. Tho home mas tbree
rooT.s. Lot, 29h by l29h feet. p. 1.
: Terms: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
4 f.' ~ CYRUS BGsSIEUX,
rs. TOWER,
,o,a @lgss-E - TRUSTEES.
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AN EXCELLENT AnTICLE.-Mrs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP is excellent article for all dis
eases OF children. 1t relieves the child from pain
regulates the stomach and bowels, and by giving
health to The child comforts and rests the mother.
During The process Of teething Its value is nesti-
msbe cures wind-colic and gripping In the bowels.
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BY d. X. W,isiger 6 Co..
Auctioneera and Real Estate ARents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
Il LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. VA,
containing Two hundred and thirty-eight acres ad.
joining the lands OF Messrs. Middleton, Belcher,
Fowler, and Others mt auciiop.- BY virtue OK deed
of trust ID the undersigned dated August l6, 1875,
recorded In The clerks Office Of Chesterfield County
Court, and being SO required BY the beneficiary
therein secured, will ellon MONDAY, November
20, 1875, on the premises, at ?. NJ, The above
described property. p ~ 2. iii
TEENS !: Cash about q 80 !; balance at sale.
no1S F. Fl. MEG UIRE, Trustee.
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rccmmunicated.1

The MFR. Miles Cary referred to by Mr..
John S, Wise as one of those who sympa.
thized and cc0perated with the INDEPENDENT
movement is not Mr.. Miles Cary, OF Shields
@ Car
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auCrKON SALES TMIs DAF.

AUGUSTINE ROYALL,10 A. A., stock Of groce
sries, horses. buggies, draw, suky, lumber, &c,
RICHARDSON & CO., IL H., four-story bIfcb
BUILDING aud lot, VII h mastic- and iron. colun
front, on Main street
COOK 81 EAUGAToN. 10 A. NJ, household fur
: initnte fealher-beds. plated ware, stoves, &c.
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The best assortment Of BED-BLANKETs can be
had ut the lowest prices at LEVY BROTHERS.
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q. OPERA KID GLOVES at LEVY BROTHERS in one,
two, and four buttons. ..,s r,.tt 50 49,
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: SOUND sLBEP, vigorous digestion, good appe-
lite are attainable by the regular use Of L1EBiG's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF-ln pint bottles.
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ToIa.ET ARTICLES.

,s.-. a.ss TOILET AmTGGa<ES.s $3.50
TOE LADlEs.-LUBIN'S PESTA.
H CHIC NUT sKIN-and COMPILE AloS-PoW-
Iubin,s VIOLET POWDER,
Saundcrs's FACE-POWDER,
81 qCoigates CASHMERE BoUQUETPoWOER, z%
Dorin's BLANC DE PEPLE,
Dorin's f oUGE DE THEATRE,
s. Il. Haoao's MAGNOLIA BALM, .saI5 G5ss
Iaird's BLOOM OF YOUTH. 1
Large FRENCH. PLATE HAND-MfRRoRs.
Superior BUFFALO COMBS tlar2e and sfropg),
i i Suneiior ENGLISH TOOTH. BRUSHES,
A fne assortment OF bAtR-BRUSIIE5,
Handsome CUTs6LASS PUyGEgTS,
~ rPowDER-PUPFS aud BOXES, ~
EleQant FRENCH aud ENGLISH SOAPS,
TOOTH POWDERS In great variety,
z TOOTH WASHES fall the Iatestt, ~
4 HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS Ia Large assort-
CoIoGNEs (tiie most popnlarl,
Fine sPoNGEs and sPoSGE~SAGs, s3A1
u TURKIsR towels {for the bath. .f7s,5
Our stock of FANgY;ARTlCLEs Is as complete
and we'll selected as can be found south OF New
York, and we solicit q call. asa5 s}
POLK MiLLER & CO.. Apothecartes,
corner Ninth and Main streets. {.
.3.tfsAtsiH n ~ g MaukERS FIERCE.
10 % Il corner Fifth sud Marshali streets.
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS ON THE MINDS of all oar
readers that tliey should 90 to BoscHEN's TO buy
their boots shoes, trunks, and vsses, 500 and gil
BROAD street. a
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Ma,0Eb, SHOES, DE.
% r. TINsLEY & CO., E5E7 q

I'D a e. IINSLE1 q CU,, ,EtEt# .<1sNE9
De ys,+7ssf r43l BROAD STREET,
desire tn cathe atention.of their friends and the
bic to Inc fact that they have recently added TO
tneir weltassorted stock fine selection OF Phila-
aeIphia goods, which will compare With any In che
city in quality aad style and &C prices that they
ne fitted, for all Gamble srnpiied with most any artt-
ele, fOnpd In Il 6rSs-clasS 30 OT.and She E-STORE.
TRUNKS and SATCHELS very cheap "a =.
!. REpAIRING done neatly and with dispatch.
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tan ~ stsr3as ss i, pones district went to Wxshinx
ps:sonsr: Mlso esesn ssa2g hssk Denis Mahosey,
&ns dag: ss>ss9e aea jail in this city sons