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ID by Frank d. H
keal Estate Agent and Auc,,onee-.
4; M. No. 1108 Main street.
1aWo,sMALL DWELLINGS, cg =. =,

Two SMALL DWELLINGS ON p,rr
= ~ STREET, HALF A SQUARE FROM MOVE ~ I
EAakhs FOk SALE AT AUCTIOS.SOn Ti SInnOR
DAY the 2lst Of DeceiDter, 1876, on the n a.hgRS
a. q, o Stsf r NJ vii ce, that VERY BssIse
,st fo,'r .oar,s ,sah No.6 south Pine srse.
connections, &c The LOT fronts 50 ~! en!ve-;
depth or TN feet to an aiey.Hi y 'ee', WIN 4
Immediately after the above will Offer -
NICE, FRAME DWELLING No. q so .ne cry
street, with Eve rooms Kitchen, &c. IGT H . pae
l8O feet. = T!lyg.b - 8ts O4' zzby
These are very desirable houses, being In 49,,
bound to improve In value. Parties .etIin 'ocanco
vestment OF money should attend this salys SAFE n-
/ TERMS: Very satisfactory, and annouoced -, =.
of sale. I'll, ry;-.,.r,., FRANZ n TfI on oaY
I de 16 80 s-''' '' ,. I'LL,
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&ichnoI'nd 1ispattI'
MONDAY. .....DECEMBER IL, 1876.
fFor the nlspatch.l
STOxis Atliupas Rezoeyas BixniSs.

MOEta AduuSsHS ste@SckMS ESSZpaSs. 80
The gain ar over and the dog ar dcd. /
has tuk of the COX us my M ,ss-pistle uvfe-
3oysin and herrid her. rT;iden Amt agoih
to be Prezident. He cam git to be Prezi-
dent 'thout fitin, and Ii. ar too late to fite
now. The ftin mes, 1T their fte years ago.
faint no use NV talkin, thar amt goin to be
no war. So wants to RECON- bizniss.' My
bizniss is The h@tnin-'oug bizniss. ketchoe
UNI and drie usn. aad sprinkle UNI with
g,lmmy~rabic and Blown sugar, and sell INN
for French candy! And I docs a good
bizniss with Ssute ehiidern and cuierd
folks. Iibbery is aibherty, and bixniss is
biznsss. Libb9ty have took down her sire
and has heised mine. Frum and, after
this date rtxooms, and want. it to be
knode that am aAXhus to trade. But
does bizniss on a strickly kaSh bascneSs. q
Risp8tful, MozEs ADDCAs..
-Koa ferSeaery &c Eeid-Sto,, Roctitts.
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old JAMAICA RUN,
OLD SCOTCH WHISKEY,
FRENCH and APPLE BRANDY.
IMPORTED WINES--all kinds:
wHISKEY-every grade:
TEAS-Black and Green; s..
RAIsINs, CITRON, ALMONDS, &c.; .
CONDIMENTS and FINE GROCERIES.
MEssRs. w. d. BLAIR & CO., 903 Main street
are large dealers In the above articles and you ear
entirely rely on the FINE QUALITY and Low
PRICES of their goods. de INV
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AtcfIoN safaes- rn,,,,s =.

puBLIc SALE OF Personal ppo
"A dmMTmWlil Be SOLD at public auction. =, y.
tosH st Spp9.ite the
DAY 10Th December, 1875. ali tho nf t5M y.
sLoth,rs lately IN use b. abe CITY scsvenaarslT
/ sIX-HORsE POWER STEAM rSc,.r
p BOILER: 10 good ordGrl:1., fs,4'1isE and
g HfA AK ia gtth PATENT cAps
Il sggIToN-rUsfP, four-iach d,a,s...-
CART, Il 7, s. II good stder
[,1ljWRoUGHT-lR0Ns TANK sfse,yh.
pGunds): 80 'A1uent $500
1Bo3SG lA PATENT ExcEsrR1c ,,,,
Id or 20 TONS ENGLISH TMp0p,rrn a,.
PHOSPHATEO OF LIME. ~ I'D go SUPER
some T OnD IL aS,e other small srties.
VIC. MoNcCaE, crier.t y - A-'t'ip ~ !sER
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

WI A. SUBLETT, COMMISSION MER-
w CHANT, No. 1915 Basin bank, Richmond.
Va, offers his services for the sale OF all kinds Of
country produce, aud promises bis best efforts
please. In connection with my business have four
boats out and four in per week by the James River
und Knnawha canal TO Cedar Point carrying pas-
sengers and freight tsa-#.#n.s. de IL
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lTYTEATHER-sTRiPs, FOB Dr.
| wv. AND WINDoWs;-orders ieis sar:,ln y =;
tasais q. corner Ninth and hfatn atreesss .rJSa
Il. STBLETT & BROTHER: dealers is Mel II With ~
and cutlery, 400 Broad street VII II aFARRAR.
ol ds 1 Ii.sodim No. 1873 west csF' ~
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! ..-- by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr, =.
113 Main street, opposite the Dispatch.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
" STORE AND DWELLING ABOVE, WITH a
BRICK DWELLING IN THE YARD, NO. 1912
STREET, OPPOSITE TALBOT & BROTHERS
OLD FOUNDRY.-ln pursuance OF decree OF
the Char Gerry Court of the city of Richmond, en-
ter ed 9th OF December s75 In the suit Of Rogers
and wife ct ais. vs Miller ct ais. the undersigned
special commissioner, will on MONDAY the 18TH
day OF December, 1875, ut 4 O'Clock p. NJ. proceed
to SELL on the premises, to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction, that BRICK STORE, with dwelling
in the yard on said premises. Tho lot fronts % by
IL o feet to an alley 32 feet wide.
TERMS: Que fourth cash: balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes. Interest added,
and title retained until all purchase-money Is paid
JOHN d. YOUNG,
Zig .-. ..-.s... Special Commissioner.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. de IL
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Flour.

Fine. S3.5O633.75; superfne. So; extra super
fine, 1915; common family, $3.50; fancy family,
S7@$7.50. Market dull.
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RAILROADS AND STEAMERS.

4
TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO- AfTs
Il yIDENCE, AND BOST N sSEssszEzsa
steamer EVER3IAN, Captain PLATT. VIII receiy,
freight for the above ports tin TUESDAY the lSt!
instant at O'Clock. $500.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and state
room, IS; without meals. IS.
de 1926 No. 2425 DOCK street.
EIOR NEW YORk.-The Old 1GTS
4 Dominion Steamship Company
steamship ISAAC BELL, CAPTAIN LAwRENGK; vi!
Freight received until 5 O'Clock Saturday evening
Through bills Of lading signed and goods Tor
wardcd with dispatch TO all points north, SOME
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2; roUnd-tTip '!cheo'
:20. Stcera.c, IS and IS.
G. W. ALLEN &c CO., Agents.
dcl6-ot Compiny's Wharf. Rvckettt.
DOR NEW YORK.-The Old a{ETs
Il Dominion Steamship Company srsfefssa
Steamship OLD DOMINION. CAPTAIN WAtkE.
will sail TUESDAY, December 10Th, at oci0a
Freight received until O'Clock Monday errn!ni
Through bills Of lading signed and goods io:'
warded with dispatch to all points north, south ea'-
and west also, TO foreign ports,
Passenger accnmm odatiOus unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York sig; round-trlp !cAe'
$50. Steeragc, sc and So.
For freight or passage, apply TO
G. W. ALIEN & CO.. Agents.
de 1927 Company's Wharf. Rockets
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COLDS AND COUGHS.

COLDS AND COUGHS . :: 7.a r.. :. t..
ICELAND MOSS PASTE,
IILLER'S FOREGROUND SYRUP.
POWERS TOLU AND WILD CHERRY,
SINE'S SYRUP TAR AND HOREIiOUND,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
WISTaR'S COUGH LOZENGES,
ALUM AND KINO LOZENGES,
CHERRY PECTORAL LOZENGES,
CELEBRATE POTASH LOZENGES,
KNAPP'S THROAT-CURE,
KEATINGS COUGH LOIENGES,
LlQUORICE COUGH LOZENGES.
FORESTS JUNIPER TAR,
STAFFURD'S OLIVE TAR.
PINE-TREE-TAR LOZENGES,
ROSES WIIOUPISG-COUGH SYRUP,
GLOBE-FL0WER COUGH SYRUP,
and I'LL popular remedies for Catarrh, Bronchitis
asthma, &C.. sold 1T ...
MEADE s. BAKERS DRUGSTORE,
deS 9l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
IF YOUR CHILDREN NEED A VERMI-
j. FUGE give them the IMPROVED WORM LO-
ZENGES They are perfectly safe and harmless,
and will prove reliable and sure In their effects
Freshly made CAMPHOR-ICE, with GLYCE-
RlNE, COLD CREAM. EbIOLLIENT BALM, &C.,
for chapped or rough skin.
de5 l.. WAGNER, Druggist
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By F.. B. Cook. Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.


No. 10 Governor street.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD .FURNI-
II TURE, CARPETS. FINE WALNUT PARL0R
SUIT, &C., &C., AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY the
18th instant, at 10Y o'clock, will sell at the resi-
nence OF. j. j. Bowen, ESD, No. 1908 FRANKLIN
street, who Is removing from the city, the entire
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. consisting Of
One splendid FRENCH VENEERED PANEL OH.
FRAME WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, covered
with Fine Silk C0talinc, Cardinal Red and Brown
Putting;
One excellent BRUSSELS CARPET. Of large size;
INLAID NARBLE-TOP CENTRE-TABLE, ..
WALNCT ETAGERE,
Fine OIL WALNUT WARDROBES,
One OAK MARBLE-TOP BUFFET, nearly new;
MAHOGANY DITANS and CHAIRS. ...
WALNUT LIBRARY-TABLE and DESK,
CHROMOS, e. ..--.- 80. ..-.n..
OIL-PAiNTINGs and ENGRAYINGS.
JENNY LIND and other BEDSTEADS,
MATTR ESSES, BUREAUS,
MARBLE-TOP WASHSTANDS,
ZANE and WOODsSEAT CHAIRS and ROCK
ERS, - '.-.'
Une CUCKOO CLOCK, in good order: ..
CARD and other TABLES, MATING, .. e
IRON HAT-RACK,
CEOCkERY aud GLASSWARE. &c.
One good STEP COOfING-STOEE, &C.. &c.
de 10 K. L. COOK, Auctioneer.
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:. BY james, NJ. Taylor & Son, d.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

VVRUsTEE's SALE. OF -FOUR ACRES
4 OF ,LANDs WITH AL ,t TIE ,o IN
r Of HIEt:NRICo' xB0UT SIX MILES BE:
Low TIE CITY OF RdG!IM0ND., ON r,t THE
PIKE, AND ADJOINING THE LAND FOR:
ESTATE AND ,0THERs, AT.
virtue! Of a deed q trust executed By james 4.
1876, recorded in the clerks office Of Henrico
County Conrt In DEB. 81, page 497, to rsecnre the
payment of two certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned. default having been made In The pay
ment Of OF said notes, and ut the request Of the
holder thereof will proceed to sen at public auc-
ton; IN front, Of Henrico County Court.house, on
FRIDAY the Goth day of December $40, ut IL
O'Clock n. the property rs above located and con-
viewed by said deed Of trust. l.- s'.,r...
TERMS Enough In cash to pay the expenses Of
sale and the sum Of S47.3S. with interest from No
ycmber Is, 1876, until paid, and upon q
credit as to. S4s.76 till May 10, 1877;
and the balance upon suclI terms as will be an
nounced at the time of sale. For the credit pay
meuts the purchaser will be required to give negoa-
Bile notes, interest added, and secured BY deed OF
trust. - JAMES N. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR C Son, Auctioneers. de lS
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RIrsISEss CHANCES.

ToR SALE, ONE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY GOOD EWES. These ewes have
been running with good Southdown bucks, and Al e
now in fine order. Appiyto ,>
. Issequena post office. Goochlind county, Va.
de 12-1wt ...#.
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BY K. A. Paine & Co., Aucaoneers. .t..
BOOTS AND SHOES, DRY GOODS,
ID CLOTHING, FURS, &C, AT AUCTION.-We
will sci on WEDNESDAY, Goth instant, at 1Ois
o'clock without reserve, avarlety OF goods, now re-
cciying. consisting Of . ..,.-. = T = .. .
BOOTS, SHOES, and BALArORALS;
READY-MADE CLOTHING:
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS:
LADIES' and MISSES FURS;
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS. &C.
,.s- .,..uf X. A. PAINE & CO.,
de IL 4.s .r Auctioncers.
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sEWaSG.MACHINES.

IN SEWING
| VI -MACHlNES--THE LITTLE MONITOR
winding OF thread; three kinds OF stitches dl
rectiy from two whole spnoss, and hss self-regu-
latiug tension and selfsetsing needle. 3
JOHN II, CRENSHAW, Agent.
no 2.Sm 733 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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, BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, =.
lib Main street.

A NEAT BRICK DWELLING AND
IA LOT CORNER THrRTY-SECOND AND N
STREETS FOR SALE BY AUCTi0ISS;;m,,HHe shall aII
sell by auction, on the premises on TUESDAY the
9th instant. ut O'Clock p. NJ, NEAT BRICK
DWELLING with four rooms In good repair. and
LOT 4S by loo feet, on the corner of Thirty
second and NJ streets, Church Hill.
TERMS: One third cash balance III SIX and twelve
months, negotiable nores given for the deferred pay
ments, with intere:t added anS secured by deed OF
trust -. RICHARDSON & CO..
de Is q 3. Ills Main street.
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by T.. w. Powell. Auctioneer,
... 1924 Main street. -.


DAWNBROKER's SALE OF -. .
!. FORFEITED PLEDGES, DIAMONDS.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C, AT AUCTION.
-...rs Ill Il .rr = =, a. i.~@s.i .mta"
At the request of MI. ABRAHAM HARRIS. pawn
broker, Will sell at my store 1924 Main street, on
THURSDAY, z1st instant, at hai c-past 10 O'Clock
a. ~, FIVE hundred and twenty lots of
DIAMONDS, ~...
80. JEWELRY,
GOLD WATCHES
e." PINS, CHAINS, RINGS. .
.r :" SILVER WATCHES, ',s
PISTOLS, &C., &C. ..'.
Mr.. HARRIS warrants every article represented
% ..'' E.W.POWELL. Auctiouecr.
NOTICE. -.....
All persons having FORFEITED PLEDGES will
call ut my office, 1922 Main street, and renew or
redeem them before The 20'h instant. Other
wise no exceptions will b. made for any one, Us the
goods will be positively sold. .
Office open until o'clock every night.
~. - ABRAHAM HARRIS.
dc 16 successor to II. Harris & Brother.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
800 RICHMOND, December l6, 1876.
The breaks to-day comprised 2l hogsileads and
! tcrcc. The offerings ut auction on Change were
SO packages, Of which number "a were taken in,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from $2.lO
to $40.
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FRESH COD-LIYER OIL

UNUSUALLY FINE QUALITY,
possessing all the hcrapeutica virtues thar Dcens 10
this drug Just received and for sale by the bottle ana
on dr,upht by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
dali corner of Broad and Ninth streets.
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i AUCTaeMr sAE.Es,..Fnture Gays.

49, ~. / Z |. IA. !. -,
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WANTS.

WANTED, MY FRIENDS AND THE
w PUBLIC 20 know that will not be responsible
for any debts contracted In my name bv any person
aokateper Without written order from mt nor will
pay said debts. j. K. HOCkADA1.
do
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II ere and : here.

Parl-laa ladies have i2Een to diving their
r.. dogs. O4e dame gyts t1:ae!-.ae
- 4eC Aos-ss. driving .yur II { b.i.lian!
magenta.
IA=re have been 1900 marriage. in ssl;
Lake. wi.h.a lie ja-. lAE,e veess. Tie
Dawe Of the Aappv ol.irgr,y4 i..': mel-
;yyue1.
TIE religion; edi.a- q .be New Tor2;
Hera.d mentions minister WHO offered :
CHROME tg eHerycls WHO would bc convert.
~ Unlsr lis preaching.
a Phj,a3elihia fclopl teacher las a>L.d
he Board ci Education 10 reduce her sala.
r. i9-gcD figure as viii preven; her buy.
ny c,stir i:v:.-.
The ro.l,14 rt insured property in Lon.
3oa j. PIT cgwn 4. $3.50, ,yQJ Oyg, Of ,.ar
>srDt during ;heI&s. I've years t,UT-filh;
wzs u-.nsDrsd.
only 3 few day. more Of leap year re.
I-s!l. AMI We sasi. BE- I'd when it is over.
~ hafilg u rejscl girl after gil is q
! .2-zs: .srs1u uDy1 s-L-i.lYs Laaa.
c,4Teral Q: o1r yo1ng song-ters vino were
u i-g ~ -a~s :. ro8 q Ly~ kAL 4bE u GAl-
...Egys ~ tie masculine audience Of cne
-1.sls 5izso: ii their own chamber.
4 -31og LADY wants to know wha. is q
2...=t.., ch.sp present, sonl ching that will
r.rJS pzt yI1Dg gentleman under obiiga.
ggo-g---;I. fsf! .yr; Of seni-presen.. Try
: c-1nq,an.
4 cyr.ia Of Eugene Sue recently sho.
airaseii in c~rnetery in France. He had
p5-.li3n Of trust. and vas Iabgfing under
a Ge.1s.qa rha: he had misappropriatej
noneys and w4s 10 be prosecuted. An
examination proved them oorrec: to the
las. sJ1.
Fred Jones Of Boston did not repen. o:
his act after taking laudanum, bit tough!
il0se who desired 10 Use stomach pump,
so that they were compelled 10 make him
insensible with ether On recovering he
threatened to kill everybody who had help
cd to save his life.
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C4a aay q. ~ re-l--- give u l.ne
HAT rhyme, " ta Tin Ec,Co!
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THERE i 4 S4s:J-i in Sussex in Eng
land. Z: W.. a. L a1r >-.sex.
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THERE is very grave aFfrehensiona, or
part Of the leading rig politicians il
Philadelphia, at the sZP4c'e e3 visi; Of tie
Congressional Committee i2r he purpose
Of inve.tig.ti1g tie bottom vi.lsuias, il tie
whole sys:en q earring Philad5lphia
yea, ahe- veaE. II a,v Esi2si:v needed
We trust lhe committee will take hold oi
the Ring Denocr2,s," and discover tie
the i1w2riless, q tLe;- alliance viii
every co--ep; fz9:io7 in the Republican
pary. Tne! hare sold the Democracy
aanusl--wbe4ereE : purchaser was III
the na'Eei, fleIi.y to, likely 10 have il
reward, ilev slrieAe3 loudly and alwars
came Up toy, TasEs i LIN Democratic
>aeriE tlec: il pAi.a3eiplis be under
the sole eontrol .! ;rio Of marketable
Democrats. One Is q ...eubts Of the Pub
lie Building Cgn1is ion, boly whose
collective character was valued at "ore
cent" by : jury afe- ssTsa weeks trial,
few days agoi IL o1e Of The Common Pleas
Courts in Philadelphia. Tne o;her never
earned dollar ty any traie, calling, or
profession n hi: life-vei Eaxei rich BY
s4.ar! oi 1000 as member Of The legisIa-
.ure. The ;hird was the successor in
o.6ce q :ae second, aid Lis faithfa, di.ci-
pie. Ine-e men are again al the head Of
the party, and while thei. alliance with
he alng Republicans Is unbroken Il
Nr. Ti.dsa is TO rule, they will be On hand
with -Lea,hed Dagger, to f.vn or strike.
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WOMEN As kREKlRHS AkD JE0-
TICES or THE PEACE.

Il Is nothing new for vomen to hold,
and exercise important oaces, nc~ sup
pasei 10 Be tie special province Of men.
L. the middle ages- those r,iscaised
the dark: and even up ts the time OF
Charles l., Eonen in England frequently
filed the oisoe of She-it, Justice Of the
Peace, and such ike Msrgrei Countess
OF Eichmond. the mother Ct Henry VII.
was q Justice OF the Peace. Ela the
DuFager Countess of Salisbury executed
the otiee Of Sheriff for the oounty OF
Wells during the reign Of Henry III.
@Fallers Worries" reiztes that Elizabeth
Clifford was Sheriff OF Wes.morelsnd 70.
several te-ms. Anne the celebrated Count
ess of Dorse. oslea performed the duties
Of Sheriff OF Pembroke in person, and sa,
With the judges on the Bench during the
s.si1e Nicola Granville who is d.
scribad ss being a martial vonan- Of
great courage ard address had the Sher-
i5alsy Of Lincoln committed TO her. and
% xeIl did she ft3iti:l i,s duties, that tbs
honorable and important ot1oe, was can-
tinned to her by giant Of He1rv III.
Lady Bartlett, Was made q Justice of the
Peace, ior Gfouoesie-shi-e By Queen
Aary. Cetha,ise Rouse was Justice
,f the Peace for S1sser. -and did USUALLY
Sit 81 the te1ch At assize, and sessions
amon-st other Justices einc.a sladio.
Grin with z sEo,d.l 4 lssT nantd
CornLiil was SLerif' Of ke1i in the .eisr
of Rich.1dI. What say sone of Cur
s.roog minded women 10 these I.ecrdsa-s
Il ,hei. izv&
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LEoTEER more has bsen :sken BY ile
Prnsgian Government in i;s warfare upon
the Church, but this tiroe it is directed
agsinst the Protss.snts, md DN sgsiust
Catholics. A ro-al deerse Issued oa The
e.h inst, which yst.5.s fhe limits II ioter.
ference by the civil zz!bo-i.ies II P-u--i Z
with The P-asstG-. CpUrch q tbe Kirg.
dorn, giTes ibs Mi-is!.r u pzo.i. Ws-.hst
a voice il tbs trGostey II E-,Je-r. t3.a
erection d ch1.ches, :os .srj1g ~. 9.
grzrersrds, e.e. The G2re-,s u :ksJ:,-
riDcs ca1 i1te-tsre IL ile cs=. Il IL z.9szs..
expenditure u noYoer. Tae G1rs-:g, u
the distrjc hss tI,s -sg.l - s-t..e r..
bo1ndarie. ot ps-4s1=s, II x ;.s sz-1,s.
Of religious cs3rp.-s:is>.. ~: - ezs-&ss
the righ. Of Pssro-szs. AZ s;ffa- t:1z
the lower a1tho-.iiea s1 -e as4 m ;Es
church 70 the M;ni.E. u T1-.aip.
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R0sBlxG PErER TO PAYPAUL

City Council On thursday evening. car
,ied through a shameful piece Of deceit
Wishing to 60 upon the record IS reform,
era the majority in Council deliberately
deceived the people, to shuttle in to ,hs,
position. Immediately after .he accession
Of the present Council TO power, the salar!
Of the Chief Engineer Of the Water Work:
was raised from 81. 90 per year to 81 sd
Mr.. Gallagher an able ard no. scr5pnloa:
rartizan Of the Ring wss then elected II
fill the place for one year from 0sobe,
1876. In December 1876, Council reduce
the salary 10 1920 Pc. alnum, vel
knowing tha. the reduction cannot atfrc
Mr.. Gallag gher during b. term Ct otice
and not until the term Of many Of ,ht
members voting for the reduction vii
have expired.
Il rot this plain, simple, we will ADJ
insolent deception? The reduction q The
salary Of the Republican Clerk Ct Coun,
ell, ard Bailif, canno. take place Until
after the people have passed upon th.
conduct Of Council In September I3--
1t is piece Of hvpocritical can,,
to fix the salary Of the Aaror-it can1o
be altered, OF in any way eifected un.iI the
people elec. another Chiei Magistrate
nearly tEo years hence,
The Council gave to NJ. Gallagher so.
more than the salsrv liked By It's prsde-
cessor. Ii takes from tie ps! len police
men who earn ersrT cen: they 1cE e..
sJt0-practicallT to give il to the brain
Of tie Ring, and this Is called reform and
eooDony..,
1, is DO, reform, noE Is j. ECONOMY 10 T5-
duee the wages Of the police. TLev arr
compelled 10 dress wall, to p-esel, decent
appearance, 10 maintain q certain s5cis
ssstu. among their n=ighbo-:; ifihey iaii
in doing 20, their use;ulness is gone. az !,
depends upon tia. respect which appear.
ancs.giyes to authority. If:ae pay ot Re
publican policemen in Philadelphia, i.
no. too high a: 2l,2Y0 Per year. surely We
cannot s1pecs, to have az good clsss Q.
nea in Wilmington =. 500.
A poorly paid police is Of all other things
the nos, ezPsnsiTe-i!lsads to temptation
from the consequence Of which co,nmpui.
II oush, TO prs! deliverznca.
This is pieoe Of tr1rl psrv reform which
viii be more than o1tTei. he'd BY the zap"
intended to BE- givsl to ia7orites. br tbs
Clerk 0: Council in the mater Of PRINTING.
The ring" Is preparing f9- q N5iy divr =
like the wrecksrs of the Yorkshire Gas.
thev have kind!ed ials= Lights, to lure tie
mariner into des;rGc.iyn. Va r-cyrara .r5
the policemen 10 ca-rr around an add-4se
to Council, ior signature and hare ths
ssass Of the citizsn= otN'iininr,o1. hetber
the, think i. fair that, tha. ten policemen
should be docked so ye3r, 10 enable
Council TO par Mr.. Gallagher $3.50 more
than the salary sa1ej to Ii. ctioe By tie
la.e Council. Tie p79ple are t9- square
dealing. Don: fear The resul,.
Msssrs. Policemen if rp1 make the e5g-..
The Morning herald., 1876-12-27

Az arnored ship torrne1 rart ot 'as II.
pedition OF Charlie V. against TEni., i
D. 1880. There il nothing Dex under the
Sun: Even before this the knight. Of 81
Jean-de-J urunlim had an arnp-ed galley,
which was proof agains. common shot.