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PASSED THRoUGH HELL GIVE

BOUND SOUTH
Steamer City of New Bedford Fish Bedford for New
York with mdse and passengers. -
Brig Victoria Amelia (}rl Bouche Cow Bay, CB Tor New
Brig Kossak Smith, Cow Bay cB. for New York IA days
with coal 20 Talbot & Co.
Schr Alexandria Faulkingham Mlers Creek Ms, for New
YORK III dnys with plaster 10 ID X DeWOlf 4 Co.
Sehr Aleora Robinson Windsor, Ms. Tarpauln Cove
for New York IL days, with plaster to II Loud Co
schr Bertha Fellows, Bradley. Windsor Ms, for New
YORK II days, with plaster 10 order
schr II Sargent, Rogers Bangor for New York. with
lumber to Chase, Talbot Co.
Schr Centurion Blodgett Bangor for New York. with lum
schr Francis Hatch Hatch Roekland for New York. with
lime to order
sehr Grand Island, Hall Rockport for New York. with
stone to order
Schr Perne Sheffield. stonington for New York.
Schr Duryea. Carpenter Glen Cove for New York.
Schr Clarrissa Allen Hodgkins Boston for New York.
Schr Richard Lave Ilill Providence for New York.
Sehr George Fessenden, Beebe. Bath for New York
schr VIM Irish. Tirrel, Providence for New York.
Schr Xebec, Robbins, Pawtucket for New York.
Schr Cornelius Chase, Boston for New York.
Schr Carrie w Clark. Provincetown for New York
Schr Challenge, Terry, Providence for New York.
Schr Veranda, Pond, Providence for Hoboken.
Sehr Ida ; Sbhe, Sibbie. Brookhaven for New York
Schr James English, Chase, New Bedford for New York.
Schr Burdett. Rogers New Haven for Jersey City.
Sehr james II Young. Barrett Pawtucket for New York
Schr Maria l. Davis, Davis, WEXFORD for New York
BOUND EAST
Steamer Galatea Walden. New York for Providence.
Schr Para Chase Weehawken for Boston,
Schr VIM VOOrhis Goldsmith Haversraw for Providence.
Schr Albert Thomas Taylor Virginia for Providence.
Schr Palma Weeks, Weehawken for Boston
Schr Excelsior Pendleton, ROndout for Portland.
Schr Boaz Coombs, New York for Portland
Schr Lizzie Taylor New York for Norwich.
schr Asra (Br, Haskins, New York for st John, NIB.
Schr 4 A Stewart, New York for Boston.
Schr Ida Palmer, Palmer. New York for Stamford.
sehr W Mangam, Chase New York for New Bedford.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Small CBr. OBrien. from Boston for Cienfueg
via Baltimore Sept 8 off Nantacket
Bark Oier-not Jance Horn, from Bremen for Bal
timore Sept T., lat Al DO Ion 66 o.
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Inc Paris hutuelS paid $40 10
RACE.
SELLING RACE mile and eighth for all ages;
winner to be sold at auction; purse $3.50.
STARTERS
d. MeCanns b. C. Burgoo, by imp Hurrah, dam
Emma Downing, years old, 30 lbs PurcelD ..... !
N. Byrnes CHI h. Camden, by Bulletin dam BY Levia-
than, aged 9S lbs (Slade. ..................
John Coneo's br. f. ida Wells. by bennington, dam
Jessamine Porter, years old So lbs tCochranl m 8
l. A. Hitchcock's B. f. Mole Darling, by Revolver,
dam Skipper, years old 50 bs Thompson) ....
K. X. Binghams ch IA. Long Branch by Eclipse, dam
Aollie jackson, years Old, % lbs (Adlor) ......
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HANDICAP oF ONE MnE AND Az EIGHTH for all ages;
slOO 10 TIE hrst $50 10 The second $40 10 the third
horse
STARTERS.
l. A. Hitchcock's b. Molle Darling BY Revolver
dam skipper, years old rs lbs Cochran ....... /
Jo Donahues b. < scratch by Kentucky dam
Fluke, years old, IL lbs tSlade) ...............
~ byrnes en- u. Camden, by Bulletin, dam by
Leviathan, aged, 9s lbs purcolD ...........'. O
sohn Golfers br. Ida Wells by bennington dam
Jcssamine Porter, years Old II lbs Buck - 4
X. X. Bnghani's ch b. Long Branch by Eclipse
dam Mollie Jackson, years old, 50 bs lBaileyl 8
ID McCann's b. BurgOO, by imp Hurrah dam
Emma Downing, years old, 100 lbs Fisher. l. G
Time, 2.03
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HAVANA, Sept o. 1875.
Spanish gold 237 23s Exchange active; quotations
unchanged The sugar market dul No II Dutch stand
ard 1914 1854 reals per arrobe Yesterday observed
holiday
HAVANA, Sept. 10, 1878.
Spanish gold 2ss 2ash. Exchange dull. The sugar
market is dull
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM THE MONTHS
OF SEPTEMBER OCTOBER.
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And thus cnded the third annual race meeting at
Prospect Park Fair Grounds
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

MIRANDA THE WINNER OF THE TURF, FIELD
AND FARM COLT sTAKEs-GEoRGE b. DANIELS
BEATS GRACE BERTRAM IN A MATCH.
Two oftne three rottng take place
at Fleetwood Park Friday and postponed because OF
the storm came OF yesterday afternoon.
SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK, NEW YORK, Sept IL, 1SI5--
The Thrt Field and Farm Colt Stakes for three
year -olds Of $3.50 each $50 at time of year
hngs and 500 additional before September l,
1875, 70 start; mile heats, harness Closed with
twelve subscribers two of which made good value OF
stakes $500; the second receive one-third Of the
amount Judges-Major Morton r. C. Rathborn and
Clark Nandewater.
Charles Backmans ch Miranda tfoaled May 25,
lsT2l by Messenger Duroc, out OF Green Noun
tain Maid (the dam OF Prosperol, by Harry
OlAy lOdrl buTTl a
William Dunn's b. Adriana lfoaled May H. 1879,
by Messenger Duroc, out OF Kitty Harker, by
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uneh Edge Co anchored at Sandy Hook for
orders.
Bark Nordicap tNo, Osudsen, Copenhagen 50 days in
ballast TO order. -
Brig James Crosby of Brooksville) Jones, Bangor 10
days, with lumber 10 j S Creed ,
scr Julia Floyd Squire Georgetown, Sc, days, with
naval stores 60 Dolner Potter 4 c..
Schr sophia Rehman, frcm Norfolk, Va
Scu Ida Gibson, Asa Richmond, Va
Schr II Morris. PerOt Virginia.
sehr Brisall Warren, Baltimore.
II n
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
HAVANA MARKETS.

LONDON Sept ll-Evening.-spirts of turpentine, OBS
perc cWt.
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Steamer. Sdils. Destination O6<e
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check. He still stood as motforess as COLI
umn, with his back towards the doer. Il.
had stolen 10, stepping noiseiessly upon the
carpeted floor, and now grasping the oppor-
tunity, as quick as thought he fastened bis
patented steel handouts upon bis wrists.
Maubray sprang around, aud struggled fora
moment yiolently--hissing between his
clenched teeth:
| "Devil!'
81 am glad to meet him." said K,
"t Have seen nearly all of his family but
never I'll now his highuess."
all the GOODNESS natural to a'consummate
villain coming TO him, with q low bow Mau.
| bray said:
"Gentlemen, I congratulate you. Friend
| John, ! am charmed with the change that
has come over you. 10 the morning, as green
as an emerald--in the evening, as bright as q
diamond. Your artistic manner Of hand
cutting is commendsbIe. You seemed to
have followed old Polonus's instructions In
regard TO 'grapplipg' your friends with
shooks of steel'"
at is the only way to secure them," l
retorted.
81 suppose" he continued, "you intend
to explain your conduct before long Z" -
.Just whenever the proper officer requires
an explanation" replied. For the pres.
ent, prefer to lend you sweet morsei OF
mystery to feast your brilliant intellect upon.
I shall leave you In company with Mr.. A."
So saying, / bowed and left the room. De.
tectiVe 4. remarked, in Maubray'5 language,
as crossed The door.sil:. -
I" You are, John, the truest of friends +"
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Christmas Shadows.

The needles have dropped from her nerveless hand
AS she watches the dying emberS glow,
For cut from the broad old chimney-place
Come ghostly shadows of "long ago -
Shadows that carry her back again
To the time Of her childhood's artless JOY;
Shadows that show her n Tiny row
or stockings awaiting the Christmas toy;
Shadows that show her the faces loved
OF many hall.forgotten friend;
And the Christmas-Cve II is passingby
While Past and Present In shadows blend.
Alone in the dear old homestead now,
With only the shadows Of Aud Lang syne,"
The clock Is ticking The Moments on,
While the tears in her aged eyes still shine.
If ONLY from out the silent world
The weird oil shadows which mock her So
One might return 10 his vacant chair,
To sit with her In the fre-light's giowi
If Only Was that white. white hand
That seemed 10 beckon her out OF the groom
Or was IL I me ember's last hright fash
That startled the shadows round the room
The Christmas-evc it has passed at length;
A glorious day from TIE night Is born;
The sh tuo VS. are gone from earth away,
And the bells are ringing for CHRISTMAS morn.
But all! nv the broad Old chimney piace
The angel OF death keeps watch alone,
For straight 10 the hrisi-child's DecSonlng arms
A longing spirit hath gladly HOW'LL
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BY }. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ll13 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE, AT HENRICO
j. COUNTY COURTHOUSE, OF ONE uSDI.
VIDFD FIFTH INTEREST IN TWO TRACTS OF
LAND ON NEWBRIDGE ROAD.-By virtue OF
deed of trust executed 10 me trustee the 7h day
of March, 1874, by William Fletcher Jennings, aud
duly recorded In the clerks Office Of Henrco coun.
ty Court lteed-book 49, page 81 o.. 10 GER
tain note therein mentioned and default having
been made in the payment OF said note, shall,
being required 90 10 do bv The beneficiary, sell
ut public auction on January ION, 1875
(that being court-day), at II O'Clock NJ all
the said Jennings's right TO and interest In Two
certain TRACTS OF LAND IN the comfy Of Hens
rico. on the Newbridge ROAD, of said tracts be-
In the same on which William d. Jennings. father
Of said Fletcher Jennings, resided, near New
bridge church. and the other being tract Of lao
acres, Immediately on the Newbrtge road ana op-
posile to place called Rural Shades, bcongng
TO George NJ. Fleck, and The interest OF said Wiz
liam Fletcher Jennings in said lands, being uu-
divided fifth part thereof.
IEKiS Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale
and nota OF 300 with Interest from March l,
1875. A. X. COURTNEY, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, AuclionIer.
de Is. 05.Jal Stfs
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anAppeai for a sober Christmas.

We have been requested to give pubica'
.ion TO the following appeal adopted at a
meeting OF the Woman's Temperance
IJnion.- Baltimore american.
Christmas Greeting to the Won,en Of
Maryland The angels song OF s'Peace
upon Earth and Good will unto Men" will
soon reecho throughout the world and re-
Numbering this, we appeal to the wives,
mothers, and daughters OF our city and Stale
TO combine their Influence for good and
make this The most joyful Christmas festival
abat has ever been celebrated 10 their midst.
We pray them to banish from their reoep-
lions all intoxicating drsaks, nobly daring
to set aside an evil custom which, though it
.laay not now harm them Or theirs, may yet
tesd 10 the ruin of many soul.
We implore them as in the sight of God,
by the love they bear their nearest and dear.
est, to shun the fearful woe pronounced on
Chin who putteth the bottle to his neigh.
boris lips" The blight aay not have
reached their homes then, in gerry thank.
fuiness, let them resolve to do nothing to
deepen the shadows on other hearthstones.
We ash this at their hands in the aame OF The
women who suffer, aud may rich blessings
rest on all VINO hear and heed. !.
By oI2er. Of the w. c. T. Urion OF Mary
Land.
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BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 110S Main street.

A SS1GNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
FIXTURES AT PUBLIC AgCTION.-Bv y, r;lo
Of an order Of the District Court Of the I:ni,eG
States for The Eastern District OF Virginia. dated
December Is. 1873. and as assignee Of the es,,,a
OF ID. G.. Mayo, bankrupt will proceed 10 sell A.
auction. at III factory vt present occupied by said
D. &. Mayo, at the southeast corner OF Main and
Twenty-ffih streets. on THURSDAY. Dtcemhs..
OF MACHINERY and FIXTURES, cornbiniGr nj
the latest improve menfs In manufacturing p!us and
smoking tobacco, composed in part as follows.
! TY-HORSE-PO WEIR ENGINE,
l BOILER,
IS HYDkAuLIC sHAPF-PREssEs,
II HYDRAULIC PnT.pRtSSES,
/ HYDRAULIC PUMP,
s HALF-POUND-LU MILLS,
6 POUND-LUMP MILLS,
8 LONG-TENS MILLS,
2P.P. MILLS,
2 F0URS MILLS,
2 ELEFEN-INCH MILLS,
SHUkT-TENS MILL,
SCALES. LUMP-BOXES,
WOGK-TABLES,
kET1 LES, TUBS,
SMOKING-TOBACCo PRESSES and CUTTERS.
SKATING. BtLTlNG,
PULLEYS. SC, &c, &c,
comprising, In fact, everythln necessary In com.
pete establishment.
TERMS: Cash as 10 one fourth Of the purchase.
money; the residue thereof on a credit OF two four
aud six mouths, with interest added on deferred
payments from The day Of sale for which said nav.
ments the purchasers shall give negotiable Eo;es
with approved security.
Sale conducted BY FEANK D. HILL, Auctioneer.
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The Chattanooga Times tells OF a wonder
full WELD of corn. The land is Tennessee
river bottom, and the river overlooked it In
March. leaving a deep deposit of sediment:
The corn was planted from Che 20th of April
to the Iath of May-rather late. An acre
was measured off and the corn gat hered from
1t; yield, ll9a bushels. Another acre was
gathered later, and the yield vas la bush.
els. An average acre on this upland. gath
cred on the ED OF October, yielded 55a bush
els, and another 583 bushels.
There is man now In jail for six months,
and to remain six months longer. His board
Is sixty cents a day. This for q year costs
the city two hundred and nineteen dollars.
His offence was stealing q cotton umbrella.
II serves the thief right, but is rather expen.
siye on the people, erington (Ry) Gazette.
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PPROPRlATE GIFTS FOR CHRIST.
n MAS.-The subscribers have now displayed
their stock II ELEGANT BOOKS and other arti
Giles suitable as gifts for the Christmas holidays
among which will be found
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, Enghst
and American, many of which are not Only
beautiful as presents, but are or intrinsic excel
The WORKS of the favorite POETS and PROSE
WRITER'S IN handsome bindings;
BIBLES of nearly every size In various oeautifu
pRSYEReBOOKS and HYAiNALs. The present
assortment has been selected from inc coliec'
t1ons of several publishers, and comprises per-
hans The greatest variety ever seen here.
HYMS. BOOKS OF the several religious denomlna
PHoTOJG RAPHIC .ALBUMs-elegant as well a:
pos ss,it WRITING-DEsBs--of wood, PAPER
maciye, aud leather:
PORTFOLIOS In great varsity;
LADIES WORk-BOSEs;
LAIItS' DkESSING-tSAsFS;
GENTLEMEN's DKESsiSG-CAsss'
Handsome INhSTANDS:
PUCKET-BOOKS and PURSES;
CAED-CASES:
PAPER-W FIGHTS;
G0t,DpENS-a splendid stock:
PENCIL -CASES--of gold. ivory pearl, and rubber;
Handsome ENGRAVESGS: s.
PIANO-FORTES from The best makers;
superb GUITARS;
CHILDRFN'S BOoKS-an immense collection
carefully selected for their unexcepsionaeiecna
Attractive ToY-Bo0Ks, to delight the yonng ones
de l6-IOt WOODH9USE & PARHAa. :
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R.IrRo.nS AND STEAMERS.
&c. =.s, rrcr=.=sJ - C5.ssss..-.s
~ EF5 t.s.s....-+s--5 tsz.s4g

Cd CD s.:::::;:: - -
DAILROAD AND STE AN BOAT
hLINE S.-CBEsAPEAKE AND OHIO Way
mail train leaves daily (except on SUNDAY AZ .
A. VI. Express and through train leaves Gh'y AZ
$40 2. IL. accommodation train daily except
sunday at $50 p. NJ. A..
RICHMOND AND LE.--Throneh Ma.
accommodation leaves Richmond al A. VI
Through mail arrives at 9:35 T.: NJ. Lynchbnrs
accommodation arrives a5 ~ T; u: Avn pa
TOMAC.-Day Mali leaves daily at 233 +. u.
Arrives at 80 p NJ. Nigh, DIail leaves dailyLer
cept sundays at 1000 p 81 Arrves i al
daily Sundays exceptedl for Hanover Junction Ut
sos P. u. Arrives at 1897 4. u. Bacon.
YORK RIVER AND CiiEsAp + = .,,nasna
Mondays, Wednesdays, ard Fridays win steamer
at West Point for Baltimore and points no 10 aIo
East. Arrives at 10 A. 81. freixnl wlin piss aaJ
ger car attached leaves Tuesdays, lhursda!s' "n1
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG-Day
Through Mail leaves Richmond daily ieTcs Yep. al at
las r. NJ daily Freight train with coach ar n
tacned leaves Richmond daily Except Sunday al
IA; J9A Ai .. R sfv STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamer for Norfolk and James River landin iso
leaves Tuesday,, thursdays. and Saturdays al o:oV
A. II. Arrive Mondays, Wednesdays and Fs'-'''
u Old I'D DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMrANY:.I,;
Steamers for New York leave Rich!noho e'siy
Tuesday Friday. and Sunday At high.tide. lFa'ei-
ieI Psf,WHaTSS STEAMBOAT LINE.-steamcr5
for Baltimore leave Richmond on Tdesdiys sho
Thursdays at 4 A. 81. and saturdays at i. d.
CANTON INSIDE LlNs.-stcamers,e leave F nont
mond from c.rper Of T~enty-secono ahd Dos '>
streets, Tuesdays, Thursdays, ard SATURDAYS eo or
Meeting nj canton. Nd, East BALTIMORE WIZ u
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore flsn"A"
PfsILaDrLPHTA, RICHMOND, AND NoRH-
Ft,i, X LISE.-sseumcrs leave Richmond II IL ia
every TUESDAY and FriJav.
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BY Chaffln, Staples Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee-e
corner Tenth and Main stree,s

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO WALTZ.
y BILE LOTS IN THE PLAN OF HARvIr
a AM SIDNEY AT AUCTION.-By vir;ne ~ is J.
aeea OF trust executed by w. 5. wood trustee 10
EQUITY Court clerks sice I'D. b. 90, o. Lea, no
naers'gnea Trustee, b:ing required by the bena
h hSdary, Will ELL upon The premises 10 The highcss
O'Clock 2. ~. Two VACANT LOTS Ene ~
faon;s 70 iset on Iarvie street and runs back s
icy 70 an aiey teet wide The other lot fronts
an alley 10 fert wdeboih lots being narts of or y,
No. In H1rvle's ran. and are described as f o.
and recorded with decree of partition Of s.id 70
NO. 10 OF baiyIes pan in %. B. No. 81, 0. AZ ~
the records OF Henrico Comfy Court. 'S'' "
TERMS: Enough IN cash to nav thr .xna,sa. -.
exc cutting This trust and 10 pay or ard oischasst
note OF $i79. with interest from the 14fh az fsaa
cemoer 1878, TIL paid and the residue upon sncs
terms as may be announced at the sale p'A S",a
CHAFFIN. STAPLES & CO.. Auctloncers. Te 90
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$: There is Ons Government office where it
is money 10 the occupants pocket not TO
steel The ieienne, aud that Is the post office
et Nn!graRe. Canada, where the gross an.
nuai receipts are 10. 0l and the salary Is $40.
Being asked the other evening the conyen.
sienaI question OF show be liked America. y
Won Bu'o8 replied that he thought it a
country OF wonderful liberties. "Tpdeed r,
1sla n,s friend, inqu!ringiy. AYES, said the
;,sea 1890 y, ana think they hsye all OF them
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
DIZZINrs CONFECTIONERY STORE,
= sO7 BROAD STREET,

DIzZINPs CONFECTIONERY STORE,
~ s07 BROAD STREET,
has now spread out Its usual supply Of Christmas
goods and offers to Its patrons varied and select
assortment of
CANDIES AND FRENCH MIXTURES;
STICK and DROP CANDIES;
CANDY TOYS;
FINE FRENCH BoN-BONs;
SUPREME CHOCOLATES;
LIQUOR-CANDIEs for trees;
CRYSTALIZED FRUITS reduced to csc. per
pound;
FRENCH FRU1TS-GLAcE, MARION GLACE;
RAIsINS Of all kinds, for cakes and table use;
S-cleaned-ready for use;
CITRON-clear and soft-free from sugar:
SHIELDED ALMONDS-sweet and clean;
Large variety of ornamented FRUIT and POUND.
: CAKES;
Especial attention is called to the elegant
of FINE FANCY BOXES-au selected especi-
ally for this house in Psris-copsisting of beau.
tiful silk satip and straw boxes.-allat alta low price
for the quality; s.
CoRNUCUPIAS-a'l sizes and prices. Attention
of committeeman Of church Christmas-trees is
asked, as q discount will be made to them.
PIZZlNrs! PIZZINI'S. sO7 BROAD STREET.
de / f5-t)e26
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EOR NEW YORK The go
seamship ISAAC BELL Captain LAwktSSE'
win ssii SUSDAy Decent@r 26rh 90 oe,0Hn ~
Freight received until O'Clock fridsy na ie,.
warded with dispatch 10 All points nortl, s0aa'
east, and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accom- N odat0ns unsurpassed. 1,,d<
Fare to New York. S12; Storage, ee' l0eH~
trip dckets, $40.
For freight or passage apply 70 .,,.
g. W. ALLEN CO.. Axeps,,
se % ot Company's Wharf. hocSetN.
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BY Robert Is. Lyme.
Successor to Lyme 4 Brother,)
Auctfoneer and Real Estate agent.
No, 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 LARGE AND
i VALUABLE FRAME STOkEANDD DWELL
ING. WITH r WO ACRES OF LAND Al
TACHED, ON THE WEST SIDE OF MkCHAS.
lCSylLLE TURNPIKE, IN uENRlCO cow
TY, NEAR The CITY LIMITS. AND ADJOiN-
ING THE FRAME RESIDENCE OF HENRY j.
SMITH AND OTHERS, AND NOW OCCUPIED
BY JULIUS STAUDT, AT AUCTION BY VIZ
lue Of Gel tain deed Of trust dated OIober 2Oul,
1873, Of record in IIenrico County Court, y. b. 92
page 527, from Julius slaudc aud wife; 10 secure
The payment Of cerfun bond 10 the Mechanics
BuildIng Fund Company, default having been
made In the payment thereof. we shall rs trustees
OF said company, being the successors OF those
namer In said deed, and being by the boara
of dire ctors of said Building Fund Company sell,
upon The premises, on TUESDAY the 2Sth day OF
December, 1875. at 4 O'Clock z. NJ. the above val
liable propcriX Saang neir the city and only re-
Gently built. 10 bus!ness-saDd 1t IS quito Yala'
Bile
TERMS will be given at hour Of sale:
HrSRY THOS.
GEORGE HIRSH,
CONRAD FELDSER,
Trustees OF Mechanics Building Fund Company.
de l5.W, F,&dtd
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CLARKE Il RYLAND,

Just RECEIVED, a. Beautiful L
% TINE of CHRIST A s and HOLIDAY
Go0J1s. consistIngof FANCY CHAMBER, o. BIZ
NET, and TIN SETS. VASES, BROSZEs,
PARtAN GOODS, &c, which am Offering very
! / am prepared to and VIII sell goods In my line
MS low ais they can be purchased here or elsewhere
The ladies' are respectfully invited II call We
1ake great pleasure In showing our goods 10 all. d
'''A' e. - - = b. JAMES ". GIBSON,
40 a go a GOT Main street. a
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R. E. LEE.
AS ROBERT E. LEE. SAW Ir-T#ESTY.FIvE YEARS

+The venerable George Washington Parke Cnstis.
A younger SON, known 6y TINS pei name u TUG
family. -, .,,o
seeded DIV n newer and more comely favor1ee, on
whom ..intirmIties" had not fallen. - @ss
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WTALTER D. BLAIR & CO.,
- Mo- o3 MAIN STREET.
- Established 1S29.)
OUR CHRISTMAS sPECIALTIES:
AANTTi ICY RRTEM M'{ Genuine and very fine;
S SefsE WHHIskEEYY,} Old and fine;
AMPAGNES-best brands;
WINES finest imported;
.ALLEGHANY WHISKEY Virginia Mountain
Z Rye)-rery good;
WILLIS WHISKEY-very fine;
B SELECT WHISkEY-Dr. McCaw's certificate
TEAS-best grades: s- ...
CIGARS" Pride of Key West" and other popu-
lar brands of imported and domestic;
IMPORTED CONDIMENTS and FANCY GRO
CERES.
AS our stock is purchased for cash we cannot oe
undersolh. ,o,.
Liberal discount to the trade. ne SLIM
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Now receiving at NOWLAN CO.'S.
Rich" STONE CAMEO JkwELRY,
Rich AMETHYST JEwELRI,
Rich. -. ROMAN GOLD NECKLACES,
Rich. ROMAN GOLD CROSSES, -
Rich go. ROMAN GOLD MEDALLIoNs,
Elegant. CHASED and ENAMELLED WATCHES,
Elegant. r OVAL OPERA CHAINS,
Elegant. GUARD CHAINS, 4 .
Elegant .LEONTINE and VEST-CHAISS,
Eiegnnt SLEEVE and BosoM-BUTToNs,
Supe rb.. SILVER PIECES IN CASES,
Superb. silver PITCHERS, CUPS, and GoBLETs
Superb. SILVER CARD.CASES, E.
Superb SILVER MATCH and ToBACCo-BoXEs.
STONE CAMEO RINGS,
" DIAMOND. RINGS,
. 4} ENCRUSTED RINGS, g.
.- . . AMETHYST RINGS, 49,.
j., EMERALD RINGS,
PEARL RINGS,
RUBY RINGS,
ONYX RINGS.
New patterns selected expressly for our holiday.
de l4-2w NOWLAN & CO., Jewellers.