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RICHMOND. FRED'G 6 POTOMAC X. X. tCo.,)
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. 7
- -- RICHMOND, December IL. 1876.
OF TRAINS.

On and after WEDNESDAY. December 18Th, ,,
trains will run on this road as follows: .#
500 A. NJ. leaves the Byrd-Street station daily fcS-
=. -....t cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal
timOre ana Ohio and Baltimore and
...... Potomac railroad, due At New York at
e.. aoI 20 + p NJ r arriving at Washington
S:3S P. NJ. leaves Byrd-St-eet station daily. con-
Meeting 1T Washington with the Ralt-
more and Potomac railroad, arriving
in New York ut $3.50 A. NJ. Through
e.. sleeper from Richmond TO New York;
4:so p. NJ. ACCoMMobiTIoN TRAIN. FOR
Junction. leaves Broad-Strctt station
tSnndays excepfedl.
1905 A. II. arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
leaves New York 1t 6:05 the prtccG-
ing evening.
ll:00 p. NJ arrives II iyrd-Strec station daily lex
500 A. NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
.s ut Broad-Sircet station iSundays e1-
.-..- ceptedl
A passenger which will be attat he'd to freight
train, will leave Broad-Strcet depot on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at 500 A. NJ. ar
irving at Qnantico at 4:40 T.: u. Returning, will
SATURDAY q. 10 a. NJ. arriving at Broad.street
depot at z. NJ. w
Through sleepers and coaches rim OIL night trains
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave BrOad-Sirect station on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT ID 4
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and + K D 4 Y
MORNINGS. Consgpees of live stock and perish
able articles upon giving notice at depot, can obtain
freight at Bouton on preceding evening.
Through bills Of ladng and rates given TO all prln.
cipal points North and West. Z. T. d. Ny EES.
General Superintendent
G. a. TAYLOR.
rio 10 General Freight aud Ticket Agent.
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For the Dispatch.l

Re"OENnub O1 "SAthSEs
locality, near Richmond, northern porch
1873. February 24th-Thermometer at
sunrise, so Fahrenheit belou zero. In New
England thermometer reported 800 Fahren-
heit betou zero.
1875. February 0th--Thermometer at
sunrise little belo,o zero. At this time ice
bridge formed over North river, New York,
the first time since 1885. says the Dispatch.
! + 1877. January 4th-Thermometer at sum
rise, 40 Fahrenheit below zero. A great
snow-storm in the Northwest occurred.
1873. January It'll, Sth, and 9th-ln Min
nesota thermometer was down to $40 Fab.
renheit 6elo,o zero. Many persons froze to
death-reported to be between $50 and 300.
I give these memoranda from diary, as
people tas you have very correctly remark
ed) recollect SO very little of the weather
after the lapse OF few years. Do ther-
mometers vary much 2-~I am told they do.
What is the standard, and what are the
best9 '.s. 80 : :.
"They say" the winters have been get
ting milder for a number of years. Does
this winter look SO p. How long before we
shall raise The tropscH fruits? ,..-,q
- - 80 -. . -A|-''i'-' go OBSERVER. -:
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- BY Robert B. Lyme, -.
Real Estate Agent and Anctionecr,
."''Er No. 1912 Main street.

q.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" DESIRABLE FRAME DMELLlMG:s ~, IN
CLAY STREET BETWEEN TWENTY1SEE-
ENTH AND TWENTY-EIGfiTH STR Ell ,,
CHURCH HILL, AND FO r .YALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ON CLAY. TWENII.SES-
ENTH, AND TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS, BY
AlJCTION.-By virtue Of Il decree OF the Chancery
Court of the city OF Richmond, pronounced on the
24th day Of October, 1876, In two suits depending
in said court styled A1nidon Crombie 4 co. Ts NC
Neir. &C., and Newbold 6 Sons %. McNeir &c, we
shall proceed to sc ut public auction, on hoNDhI
the 22d day Of January, 1877, at O'Clock L; NJ,
the Following REAL ESTATE in. the city OF h'ch-
'' ist. 4 LOT OFLAND with FIR AIMED DWELL
ING HOUSE thereon. fronting seyenty-three feet
on the north side Of Clay street between twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth streets, and running
' I'd. An unimproved LOT OF LAND, fronting
thIrtythree feet on the east side Of Twenty-seventh
street between Clay and Leigh streets, ana running
back l 25 feet to an alley fourteen feet wide. .
Sd. An unimprovtd LOT OF LAND, fronting
thiry-three feet on the west side of Twenty-eighth
street betw, Clay and Leigh streets, and running
back 1875 feet to an alley fourteen feet wide.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes with Interest added,
and the title to be retained until the whole
money Is paid and conveyance ordered by the
court. Ill -. #.'' s ,
The sale will begin at the house on Clay street.
F.. y. CANNON.
ROBERT HOWARD,
..r A. r. COURTNEY, f..
ja1O Special Commissioners.
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fskbntai--n sen throurht TIE midst OF whose
Isrnfs,sa r,xsses TINT sofninouls line " hfcn
'fnarks the southern limit OF coestfsstt Wy
A. AZ q tbs lasI,ian sea, In Che southeast,
Jta waters ARE oi sniall avail, being .anso-
.hiialy cut OF from All hut local trade.
fne' our eyes West sRgnin, we find Russia
shenmed I'm By; IsrusstAi with Austria 9. ana
Turkey In the SotthW and go passlng
around to the South, Hf come at iassIo tne
Black lea, and there iii view, rs Y were,
81 Sebastopol and; the whole iCrimea, hes
Rassia's true highway to the commerce OF
the world 1.-The Bosphorns. An immense
natural sqneauck the Bosphorns Iecsiss ~
from the Blaek sea the waters OF hnsssg ~
preat rivers, and bears them ina strong, swirl
Current TO the Sea of Manuera, WheEe'they
snroad out and smile again with 1laugnter
infinite DSiri that bright sunshine, and then
mass more slowly on through the Dardanelles
into, the Mediterranean, there to- become
yeritable cosmopolitans. Russians inatus
rally think that Russian ships and RUSSIAN
cpsimerce should float freely out to sea
through these same channels. !" But the
Turks, who hold 10th ends and both shores
Of the Bosphorus, and OF the Dardaneiles,
too, have, on the other hand, their OVID con-
yicfions on the subject, and they are ready
10 reinforce the weight OF their opinions
with many men and much cannon:
It appears from the map, then. that
Russia is the only Power OF any I'M
portance in all; Europe without sim
Gle mile Of sea-coast which is not
either dominated by some other Power or
rendered at times unavailable by climate.
And SO Russia, notwithstanding her power
and population, can be cut off from any ex-
tensive commerce whenever Turkey sees ft
so to do. Such remarkable fact easily ex-
plains the fierce and determined desire OF
the Russian people for movement against
the Turks which shalt drive them from the
Bosphorus, and renders it, moreover, evil
dentwhy Turkey, always feeling this danger
ahead, should hate Russia with mortal
hatred and dread. What wonder that the
Car should find his whole people urging
him on to war. We can form some idea OF
the present temper Of the Russian mind,
perhaps. by imagining how we would feel
towards Holland in case OF impending war
with that country if the Dutch still COM
manded the entrances to New York harbor.
Geographically, then. it seems plain enough
that Russia and Turkey are obliged to hate
eaci, other just as cordially as they do. =
'.''.I .: q en-, ... GEOGRAPHY. i'a
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
DECEMBER 10, 1876.
H. 49,. THROUGH MAIL,
1850 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily. connecting at
1s aiSison w and ', r. on at
Charlotte with trains Oh Atlantis and
Richmond Ar-L Inc railway for At
lanta. Macon. Jacksonville Montgome-
~, Mobile, and o New 0 Wi,h and an , all
A. X. for Columbia, Augusta, and AZ
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION,
$50 A. 81, leaves Richmond daily for Burkevllle-
Farmyillc, Lynchburg, and interme-
.,.... r. date points, making close connection
at Lynchburg for all southwestern
s points.
II" THROUGH FREIGHT,
$40 p NJ, with sleeping-car attached leaves Rich
mOnd daily Except Sunday for Lynch
burg, arriving at Lynchburg $40 y. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL,
TAT F. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connecting
with North Carolina division \: n;
C..R. r.. G. G, and A. 4. Z. r. am. aTd
49,. Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
. way from all southern and southwest
." ern points, and with Richmond, frcde-
ricksburg and Potomac and Chesapeake
III. and Ohio railroads for al northern alo
90. western points.
!, LYNCHBCRG ACCOMMODATION,
4:51 Z. NJ. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg, Farmville BurkeYlllc, and AL In
s terInedIate points, and from all SOUTH
H.. ~.t western points.
sa. THROUGH FREIGHT. ..
1920 A. 81, with sleeping-car attached, arrives
Richmond daily Except Monday from
Lynchburg, leaving Lynchburg 1t 700
f.. p. NJ.
The through freight trains between Richmond and
Lynchburg, with slecplng-car attached, offer unit
sial advantages In economy of time to businessmen
OF Richmond and J.ynchburg.
Tickets sold TO all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace sleeping-cars run through betAeen Rich
mond and Brunswick, Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickets. No lay-oyer
checks will be given. II: NJ. u. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent.
JOHN Il. MAGNITUDE. General Passenger Agent
de IL
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Russia and Turkey.

Editors of the Dispatch: AS Russia and
Turkey seem bent upon having their fight Out
at any cost, it may prove profitable to us to
take look ut one OF these countries from a
geographical standpoint. Such a consider
alton Of Russia would at least have the
merit OF being distraction from the over
exciting condition OF affairs in our own
country. ~. #4:si. sr
The Russian and the Turk are natural
and national enemies their hatred has long
been hereditary. Such fact in itself is
worthy of remark; for when a whole peo-
pie keeps on doing the same thing for
generations and centuries there Is apt to be
some other cause than national prejudice,
or even national energy. impelling that peo-
pie. II we go down deep enough, there is
which shapes the course OF the popular
mind. And that this is true Of Russia a
brief examination Of that country's sea-
coast abundaptly illustrates. Let us turn
to the map Of Europe and see at a glance
this one reason why Russia is additionally
and inevitably hostile to Turkey.
IL we begin at St. Petersburgb, in the
northwest, We lind small bay leading into
the Gulf OF Finland, and thence out into
the Baltic sea and il was his reliance upon
this narrow sheet Of salt water which
prompted Peter the Great, mot quite two,
centuries ago, to found his capital Just
above It In the marshes along the banks OF
the NeYa--9 capital destined to be one OF.
the worlds greatest commercial centres, as
the str0ng-Willed Car f0ndly hoped. But.
the Ice blocks its harbor every fall and all
through the long winter, and renders vain
such expectation, In spite OF its millions
of Inhabitants.
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BY Robert d. Lyme,
49, (successor OF LYME 6 Brother.)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1910 Main street. -

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN HEN
L RICO COUNTY. SITUATED AND LY-
ING IN SAID COUNTY, ON NINE-MlLE OR
SHADES. AND NEAR TO NEW-WBRIDGE
CHURCH. BY BUBLIC AUCTION, AT HEN
certain deed of trust from William Fletcher Jen-
nings dated 2lst day Of December, 1875, Of record
request of r. L. Butler. Esq, the beneficiary named
in said dccd-default having been made In the pay
ment Of the note therein secured-proceed to sell at
the 7tb day of january, 1877, at ~ O'Clock d.,
MI the PROPERTY conveyed by said deed, which
LAND near New-BriCge church. upon which
W. D. Jennings resides; and the other II, TRACT,
rs described. contains ON HUNDRED AND Or
TY ACRES, and Is opposite Rural Shades, immcdi-
ately on Newbridge road.
TERMS: Will be cash to snffciency to pay Off
the note secured for S235.37. and interest from the
21st of December, 1876, till paid with cost and ex-
penses of sale; residue OF terms to be ut
sale. A. X. COURTNEY,
las Trustee.
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Richmond, January, 1877.

The Richmond Dispatch is the newspa-
per of the State. Its New-Year's No. alone
is worth a years subscription to any one
DESTROYS of acquain,ing himself with the
city of Richmond. Father Cowardin-not
a father in Israel, but in journalism
somewhat straight-laccd in his strict-con-
struction Democratic, ideas in politics,
but il he thinks that way, it is right he
should be SO. We wouldn't give tig for a
man who don't talk out his honest views
and allow others to do the same under the
old Jeffersonian maxim that g error ceases to
be dangerous when reason is left free to
combat it."
Whatever may be the peculiar views OF
the Dispatch on any subject we believe it to
be the greatest newspaper in the State, and
as such hope it s.may live long and pros
Culpeper Observer (Rep.l
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The Home Journal objects to the wearing
Of diamonds when travelling because it is
vulgar 1t lis position which we assumed
years ago, and we are glad to3say that no
one connected with this paper has ever been
guilty OF such vulgarity. We have occa-
sionally taken a ride with lawyer, but
there are some depths to which we cannot
sink or,oich Bulletin.
The inspirations of genius come so un-
hidden, and are go capricious, that when
YOU watch the twitchings OF great mans
face and derive an idea therefrom that he is
going to sneeze, rely upon it that in nine
cases out of ten you will be Mistaken
argus. l.
One OF the half-in CHI plate glass windows
ia the top Of the stone lighthouse at Oswe-
60, was shatteredlin recent gale by piece
OF ice cast up by the waves. The hight
house is sixty feet high California Paper.
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..rlAUROAD LINES
RIcHMoEpe AND gETER8BURG}
RAILROAD COMPANY
1o-5 <ro{,, a

"A
RAILROAD COMPANY
COMMENCING JANUARY ], 1877, trains
" on ibis road will RIM as follows 70.
F ..s,-.4,,..+E LEAVE RICHMOND soUTH.ss1
-725 A. b.. THROUGH MAIL DIZZY. connecting
- for Charleston, Auguss :, Colunb sa ga
,.~,,. ,' Mo nnsS, Mobile. New Orleans.
800. and All points soutb aud Southwest
~ also connects at Petersburg with the
tg1Ga5 Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
y.-,.t.s 80 for Lynchburg. E2rmyflte, AMI ofher
Z -. local stations On that road. THIS train
csftLl& stops only AZ Manchester and Chester.
!, 1901 D., ACCOMMODATION daily, Passen-
Z, gers taking this train viii make close
- =. - connection at Petersburg fol Norfolk,
y,.qs, >; and at Norfolk With splendid Daytime
dol 80 u and New YORK. and Nth tie Old Do
Ie., ali ri minlon steamers for Now York, stop
SEQ RRf e II daily S1 sx sspS s Sn i ~
11:15 p IL. THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sum
dayl, connecting for Weldon. Raleigh,
:. ''rT Wilmington. charieston, sayannah,
49, s, .sleeping-car for Wilmington and the
!" LEAVE rErEnsprRa NORTH. -
s:33 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily except Sun.
-, ,r-, erlets5urg sn6 Potomac rg.lroad for
7as FR RfRi HsF E a asd except Ms Sun.
HOO A. H. ta eG5in fe5sfs TArS, with
- I2. passenger coach attached.
{ ''0' = " with rRiebm"nd. Fredercksblrg and
Potomac railroad for all poihts East
frrE and Wess. Sleeper attached, running
s...r.... ~ through, Also, making close cennec-
ton With the Chesapeake and ohio
? e. ,n railroad for the Virginia Springs and
slUaet.. all points North and West. This train
IL .., stops only nj Manchester and Chester
This Is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South.
{. ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
de 90 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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as 4 4. JANUARY l, 1877. y
Editors Dispatch: VIII you be- so good
as 10 give usthe meaning. and origin OF that
elegant classical phrase g Buldoztng." Inc
claim on you seems justified, as you use the
word. :" OUTSIDE PA: ;bARBA ARA y
ANSWER. s~aI i..e si@5
We recently published an answer 70 the
foregoing question. The New Orleans
Times was our authority for it. Each party
in Louisiana charges the other with having
whipped with BULBS hide the negroes who
refused to vote for the ticket Of the men in
fiicting the punishment. This whipping
was called g dose, y then a ''bulFs DOSE"
and by natural change Of the phrase the
verb to "bulldoze". originated, as also the
participle bulldozing," &C.. &C. A BULBS
dose, therefore, is whatever number OF
lashes may be necessary to induce the VIC
tim to vote Alright, and ".t.bulldozing" is
the act Of infiicting, the punishment. Hence
any sort Of intimidation or bullying is
called "bulldozing."
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Lewyville or. Lewisville is the correct
pronunciation Of Louisville, Lewisville be-
ing the English pronunciation. The same
rule applies to the Louis OF St. Louis
Courier Journal. "@@
IYes; but II you say "Lewy," you must
say "San ''with nasal "n"-not (" Saint"
.ssaint Levy" is half French and half
English.l
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AUCTION SALE8.s.f Days.
III by Robert B. Lyme, :,
~ Anctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
'ift4tlsts:S 1923 Main street. Il .5's'' fs5s,
TI,RUsTEE,s SALE OF A NICE. j

{
SALE OF A NICE AND
Il DESIRABLE TWO TORY FRAMED TEEE-
MENT DMELLTEG-H0p WITH DESIk ABLE
tNBR & OF rTWENTY-SEVENTH AND 4 CLAY
STREETS, BY AuCTIQN.T,As trnstee named In q
dated March 6, 1876, daily recorded in the clerks
Office OF The Chaneery Court for the city OF Rich
mond In deadlock 107 @, page 341, and by re-
quest OF the beaefcfartes secured In said deed de.
fault having been made in the payment or he bond
premises, on "WEDNESDAY =. the oath day or Jaru-
airy, O'Clock r NJ, HE property des cri5ed
the buildings thereon, lying and being on Clay and
Twenty commencing at The south. nth
running thence westwartly 24k feet, and running
back between parallel Zines % feet! The DWELL
H TERMS: Cash rs to stfcency 20 pay Off and dis
charge the said bond. amounting 200, with In
terest from March JIG, 1876, and cost and expenses
Of sale and the residue npon terms 70 be Rtysn at
jal1-12l5 6,I7,le,l9,20.22,23&24 80,
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. BY Richardson q, Co..
/, Real Estate Agents and Aucttonecrs,
/. p, -. No. Ills Main street. d

rOMMTssION ERs' SALE BY AUCTION
W OF ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN
STREET. IN THE CITY OF iRICHMoND:-,As
special coInissionsrs named IN decree Of the
the 4th day Of January. 1877, In the suit Of TYree
v8. Bush, we SHALL on FRIDAY the 18th day OF Jan
uary 1877, at O'Clock P. H., on the premises, sell
by auction, to the highest bidder, that LOT OF
GROUND, with BR AIMED DIV ELLING thereon.
fronting So feet the north side Of Main street be-
tween Madison aud Monroe streets, In the city Of
Rfchm ond running back 1853 feet TO alley 20 feet
wide. THIS propertyis Situated in very desirable
and improving Rcghborhood, near to Monroe PARK,
and should secure ready sale. 49, =, = =,
. TERMS OF SALE One third cash; the residue in
equal payments at six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser executing his negotiable notes therefor, with
six per cent per interest added and the title
20 be retained by the court until the entire purchase
money Is paid. F.P. TURNER, .a IT, n.
ROBERT G. SCOTT, .
las :, i,-t- -.r-@ Special Commissioners.
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y ola vlrEiniA Gentleman. =
sxSo, shn yatAf,strs,. n ~ So


sEor the Disratra3 g b. II
y / make no prctcnsion to being an author
Sty An anch matters, but itastfikes me that
ANY objection TO the above expression savor '
oi hypercrit icism. ID,
We all say e Morton Is an indiana sena-
tors,; q Withers ista Virginia senator 8 !
stGordon lisa Georgia senator Lamar
is Mississippi representative. Al tns
same time we say 9 Morton Is an Indtasian,
&c. b " 3s s,,y$Ss
There are many expressio not exactly
iustifable according to the strict rules OF
grammar, yet they, have passed into ioioms.
TO saw that q Gordon IL Georgian SENATOR
and Governor Smith an old Nirgtnian
gentleman y would be afectation OF nicely,
not strict adherence to usage.
1 nv NV - 49, = - s1 OLD FoGr.es
rThose who suppose that there Is any
doubt as to whether the word g Virginia
may be correctly used as an adjective ere
themselyes n,staken. There is not a
.sepurist /. In the country VINO would ex-
press doub. on the subject. 1t Is not in
conflict with the strictest rules OF gram
mari
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, one Of the
Il best BRICK RESIDENCES on east Leigh street
near Ninth ST rect, with about twelve rooms three
stories), large lot attached: al Of the modern I'M
proyements: hot and cold water on upper floors, DC.
This residence is In splcnnid order, and terms Will
be very reasonable. Wonld be exchanged for good
bank stocks. Apply to FRANK D. HILL.
- Real Estate Agent.
in o-eod3t 110S Main street.
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AUCTION sALEs--This Dsy.
By e. W.Powell, Auctioneer,
1924 Main street.

~.
1924 Main street. s.
FURNITURE, CLOTHING, JEWELRY,
II siFURs. &caakT AUGTIoN.-THIs' DAY, ae
lOt O'Clock. will sell at my store, . e. 80,
WARDROBEs. SIDEB0ARD, BOOKCASE Z
~ ,BEDSTEADS SOFAS, TABLES. :.
Several COOKING and HEATIN(1-SforVlEtSs;;
An Invoice Of FURS, READY-MADE CLOTH
: 10 ~ ING. NOTIONS. &c. - Is z ftiS ~.
.s5rs-sl.lT H.yg.ig ALSO - Z. i-.ts.!.--iL
. An inyoica Of fine SOLID, GOLD;;PLATED and o.. q
JET JTWEERY, to be closed 10 the dealers, the sale
Of which will hescontfnued TOMORROW MORN
ING at l0H o'clock, e e. ". P0 ns,fansssr
=. BY Hill q Anderson, General Auctfoneers,
sH3I iitft Il! 1854 Main street. Nit
r ARGE SALE OF .HORsEs.-We will
LIZ sell at r. p Turner stables Franklin street,
THURSDAY, at IL o'clock. without reserve. go
r,os 81 from west yirsfna-ail eSod workers, kind,
and gentle. Every horse shall come up to repre-
sentatfon. Some Of them rery fast. -,
HILL & ANDERSON
j. Fl. PLEAsANTs, Salesman. "a 3 I
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HOLIDAY. GOODS.
PRESENTS. az

NEW-YBAR PRESENTS. @
third to one half less than they can be purchased
elsewhere, then goto ...
S. A. WINSTOCK'S,
where you will see beautiful GOLD STEM and
kEY-WlEDlEG WATCHES and latest styles
of CHAINS, which can DO bought at less than
wholesale prices; +"
DIAMONDS of finest quality, cheaper than ever, Ia
close out lot on hand; So,
SETS of JEWELRY:
A large lot of LOCkETS and NECK-CHAINS; -
RINGS in Stone, Cameo, Amethyst, Onyx, and
Pearl something new, aud every other style of
RING. at half their value: {.
BUTTONS, PINS, EARRINGS, OF all sizes, OF
best quality gold and latest designs.
In order to appreciate these goods and satisfy
yourself Of their cheapness, come and see them at
go S. A. W1NSTOCk'S,
No. II north Fourteenth street.
CLOSED SATURDAYS, and OPEN SATURDAY
EVENING at 8 o'clock; also, OPEN EVERY
EVENING except FRIDAY EVENING until
49, t'2f''s- d. go. de IL