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RANKS AND BANKERS.

THE CITIZENS BANkOF RICHMOND
CAPITAL PAID Up .flone en0
w j. JOHNSON. President
EDWIN b. sNEAD. Cashier.
Rusiness bOars. o A. NJ. until I. NJ:
I'm SATURDAYS The bank Is open from untii
r. NJ, 20 accommodate the laboring CLASSES.
Interest allowed on deposits. Special arrange
nents made. by which Interest Is allowed on daliY
balance OF active accounts, IL 9.eod3m
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BY Furmar Upper.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOI6 Main street.

TTRACTIVE SALE OF NEW De-
"A TACHED TWO-STURY BRIGk DWhLL'
ING No. 9OS WEST GRACE STREET.-By re-
quest OF the owner, shall sell by auction, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1881,
nj az O'Clock Z. NJ on the premises the above truly
desirable properly. The house is most conveniently
and substantially con structed, has uine rOODIs with
dressing rooms attached. together with all modern
limp ", ments. The rooms ara pleasantly propor-
Toned. and the mantels, chandeliers. and general
surroundings highly finished. The lot fionts 80
feet on Grace street with sids alley aud rms back
SO fert 10 an alley 20 feet wide. The attention OF
those IN search OF delightful home. daily enhance
ing in value. and possessing all the charm oi Local
non and social advantage. Is direc ed To- this SAFE.
Parties are cordially invited 10 inspect the premises
anv time before The sale. -
TERMS: At safe. FURMAN IhPPER'
NH IlI3l5I7l92O22 AuciiOneer.
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I,y Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
1912 Main street.

SALE OF
A VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
epAyirE.A ND-BRIcK.F FRONT THREE-sToRY
STORE AND DWELLING,
No. 1880 EAST MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
now OCCUPIED BY
MEssRs. j. w. MORGAN 4 co. As FIRST
CLASS BAR AND RESTAURANT,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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TICKET AGENCY.
ROPEAN STEAMSHIP frs,
IA TICKETS. sS2sesEszaA
ErROpFAN sTEANSHIP AGENCY.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
SZ6 MAIN STREET.
homecoming the following Grst-class ocean steam
shin lines from Boston. Nev York. Phladvluhia, and
.aiiimore To Europe: CUNARD, WIFI STAR
NATIONAL, ANCIiOE, bUION, INMA\. AMER
loan. RED STAR. ALLAN. NORTH-GERMAN-
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, and NkIu-
ERLANDS AMERICAN, ITALIAN. ana BOX
pfAI-N. FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS. ana
SrEERAGE TICKETS 10 and from all The Drln-
ciyal points IN EurOue. Excursion tickets Al
reduced rates. Staie-rooins secured M advance.
Pare, going 10 Europc or sending for their friends
would do we'll 10 communicate with the nm ier~gucd
before purchasing elsewhere. Railroad aud steam
ship lickes 10 ala points in The ULied states and
canada Rates same Is AZ deuOts ana general Offices.
~ trouble tOanswer questions. Write 10 or call %
\. W. CARRIER,
General Railroad and Steamship Agent.
IL 1.d&w3m S26 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALrA-

4
- RIE REAL ESTATE IN ASHLAND. HAN
OVER COUNTY, NA.-Pursuant TO decree Oh
Hanover Circuit Court rendered on October -,
1850, in the suit OF Harvey Bmlr' who sue,
yc re- Kaiciffr's exccutriX and as, The sub cfl.
hers suecial commissioners thereby appointed, VIII
proceed TO sell at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1851
~ nv o,,lock A. NJ. on the premises, I'm the town
VI Ashland Hanover county, Va, the following pro-
perty: ~ 80, ,.>,r oN p,,, pO,n
STREET adjoining l.. Vincent aud others, with the
NkW TWOsTORY STORE HOUSE thereonffor-
merry occupied by Jatnes ". Radcliffe.
% The REMAINDER II FEE after the llfe
estate of Mrs Aun NJ Ra,cliffe herein In the 10. OF
land, with the DIV FILLING thereon, situated be-
tween SAID storehouse aud The lot OF Mr. Potts. This
las: IS the late residence OF the late james W. tat
cfe. deceased, and has been assigned 10 his widow
for her dover.
TERMS: one fourth cash. aud the residue Ia equal
instruments one aud two years from daY OF safe,
the purchasers to execute negotiable notes win in-
tereSt added-waiying homesiead-ior deferred pay.
meats and title be retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and a conyeyance ordered nv the
Court EDMUND WADDliL. JB,
w. j. LEAkE,
special Commissioners.
T. VAUGHAN, Crier NH lo-eodlds
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MILLINERY.

NEW SPRING STYLES OF .,s&s
IN FASHIONABLE MILLINERY n&&GE
PLAIN aud FANCY STRAW, CHIP. NC. yNSEs
la latest shapes. CHILI,REN's TRIMMED MIXED
STRAW SAILORS at so cents.
HUTZLER BROTHERS. 523 Broad street:
Proprietor OF Mrs. \. hu,zler's Fashionable MILL
merry. NH 3
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tnTOllEI
A LIAM LINE OF C.! e.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

From BALTIMORE EVERY ALTERNATE
TUESDAY for LIVERPOOL ri1 QUEENSTOWN
from BOSTON EVERY THURSDAY for LIVER
POOL. ria LOSDONDERRN. Extra steamers from
GLASGOW. GALWAY, and LONDo\DtRkG.
Tits Line offers superb cabin accommodations.
and makes sSPECIALTY As t. Mind treatment 10
sieerlge passengers. For outward ana prepaid
tickets Apply 10 4. ". CARRIER, 500 east Nsm
3, Get agent ut Richmond or 10 LENt q ALDEN.
General Passenger Agents, 2O7 broadway. New
YORK 100 south Fifth street, Philadelphia: >tNie
street, Boston. fe 2i-e0s!iMN2l
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By Grubhs < Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.
EleXenfh street halween Main and Bunk.

SALE OF THE
y VERY VALUABLE LOT AZ THE >OuTh-
EAST CORNrR or CLAY AND 1HlRD
sTi:TFTS ~ AECTlON.-In y cu,ion Of de.
cree :. nf he chsncerv Court Of Richmond entered
on he III dlv of March sc IN lir ct't a. Dove,
committee, rs NQryc aud HfS'' Wa -" .! adc-
ton, upon the promises, on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH %, 1851,
at AHo.cocs r. VI. the properly situated a above,
long occupied ny Mrs. Ann NOVEL; IL ll1- mon u
a la,ve FRAMED DWELLING and BRIG IA
EIT CftF< The 10, fronts G6 feet On ~ street,
and runs back ljj feet to au alley H. iret VIDE:
This T. one OF the most eligible locations IN mt
mart OF the Ct Y. and i es"claliN d'sIauir Is sg
rnr p, ha nd.omc large resdcpcr. ur for block Of
dwrlrups Il will be sold rs whole. or subiiyiied'
as r,av IN. u. rIned hcsf a. the time Of sale.
TRIMS: one fourth cash; balance al >iN.'"elve,
ana, riyh,ren mouth with Interest AID tie .i,ie 10
he retained uutil the notes are paid.
." JAMES PLfA>ANT>,
Commissioner.
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POsTPONEMENT.
The SAFE Of the foregoing REAL ESTATE was
unavoidably POSTPONED unul
THIS DAY
q, o'clock =. VI. Asto he cash p yment. salts
factory enc orsed utgOIable note gt ninety day. in
IeIest ADDED. will be accepted in hen OF cab.
mn % W. GOUDlN. AucliOae'T.
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OO HOGSHEADS EXTRA HEAVY
w SYRUP, Knights brand
so barrels CHOICE SUGAR sYRl,P.
fe 30 A.Y. STOKES 60.
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SALE OF FRAMED
I VOTsE AND LOT II THE PLAN OF FUL-
TON-Hy virtue OF "A decree The Circuit Court Of
Henrico county, entered on me 24lh daN ~ No
veneer. 1880, In the cause OF James Lumphln -.
Hills administrator. Shall proceed To sea by iuDic
auciion upon the premises on
THURSDAY. MARCH "a. 1851.
al O'Clock 4. NJ the following descr bed pro perry
The house amt lot lying on the west side of todd!n
street thirty feet and running back one lun1rtd
and twenty feet to an allcv ten feel. being Lot IN
square IL OF plan OF lhe town Of Futon. Inc
house has four rooms and Yield. "a good rrai
Terms: Cash as 10 800: balance al tx ana
twelve mont, : for negotiane note, d per cent
added. aud the title retained rntl all TIE pure
money l. paid and a conveyance ordered uN tle
court. =. y r.i'D.
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VALUABLE JAMES.RlVER FARM
' ~ RIGUNO,.D AND ALLEGhANN RAIL
ROAD FDi, SALE AT ACtTlON.-l;v virtue II
tnrr, deed. OF trust executed 10 the Undersigned 10y
William NJ. Perkins and Fannie Vi. FER ms I'D, We
bc,rn~ cate respectively Oh september d. 1878,
scp'embrr 1. 1873, aud June -. loeu' az a' on
record in Ai5clnarlc County onrt vrH 9,n'c-s'e
first in u. Is. ~. page 1872 20, sec.h1 ia j.. b. -
nsre a. ana the tairn ia -. Il. 10. page 33O-lhd
aciug Tie request Of the e'lr cNt hn'" r 1i tne
deus secured in the said deeds me un'eF''S'e" Will
y" SATURDAY, APRIL 0, 1851,
ot II O'Clock offer Tor sale. ut pubic auc ION on
the prelnis, 5. the REAL f>IAi IA me s1id thrte
TRACT OF LAND iIiuated. lying ana heng In the
comfy Of AiDomarle. ia The state Of Nir-lnia. on
Jotu-s river land including an Island ihrrelni ana
on hoin ,idts of ihr James River aud kanswha ca.
nal about four mi Is from me Town OF ScotsNlIe ana
aLoui TWO miles from Warren. anu contai my about
Fol Il HI-NDRED AND SIXTi-NiNE ACRES.
lac me same more or less. Also, IRAt OF
LAND Oh James river adjoining me above - cID q
tract and containing about ONE HCNDRLi' AND
FORTY ACRES. he the same more or less. rms
farm composed at said Two parcels 81 hhul
adioins The lands of John S.COles, h0miS T. CAN'T,
ana others, l. immediately Oh the I'M" of ne Rlch-
rnond and Allegheny railroad. ana l. one Of Tie best
and most desirable farms on james river IL hlgH-
lard Is mere are ABOUT ~ 'crt'
of james low grounds. Tine improf g.
n ent, are unusually good. Hcludlng lai &c brick
dwelling house ana all usual out buildings. THIS
land viii be sold subject 10 prior deed ~ n.t lien
thereon amounting as OF Aprn y, 1851 ~
81 O69.5O, Of which 81 .C22 u prnciph; ana sub
iect also the rights Of The tenants on the pice Iof
The present year, they paving their rents 10 the pnr-
chaser. The title T. believed To be perfect. Inc
mace can be- divided into two or more compicilN-
located farms 10 give buildings on al least TWO
of thrm and IL will ne offered as whole or III par
| GELS. as will best suit purchasers.
| TERMS: Cash enough to pay expense OF eN'eu'
ting The trust. say $3.50. and 10 nay the balance Que
| on the debts secured In said three deeds, say
SsO7l 80. OF the day of sae and as to any resi-,
due of purchase money, on one. ana threc YEAR
time fin equal DsNmentS. bearing interest IRON iht
Ia, OF sale and To he secured by bonds or the pui'
chaser with good personal security. aud by the re-
tsnton of the title i all the purcha emOnty IS paid
THOMAS :. MARTiN.
Mi q Trustee.
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WE. GEORGE LEE AND j. A. sAUN-
w DERs, both Of the city Of Richn0rG ~ ne
state II Virginia have tbs day formed SIZE -.
AND LIMITED CO.PARrNERSHlP 70 C9nduct
In the city of Richmond. Virginia, The GkNERAL
GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSINESS m-
Ter the firm-name aud style Of GEORGE LEE.
r. A. SAUNDERS Is the special and GEORGE LEE
;ht general PARTNER. The So cal partner mas con-
tibuled IN cash The sum of 100000 ~ his n'put
INTO the partnership, the term Of which Il TO be
three years from lhis date.
Witness our hand and seals TIL, lith day Of Feb
'''' GEORGE LEE. fSEAL.l
f. \. SAUNDERS, tSEAL.I
.Sate NJ VtrgtHto, city Of Richmond-to rH:
I. Charles 4. Williams, a notary luohc FOR ne
city aforesaid in The stale of Virginia, 30 certify
that George lee and +. \. Saunders, whose names
are signed TO The above wrliing, bearing cafe tne
l4th dly OF February, 1881 have acknowl' dgei the
same before me IN MY said city. and DO furlher
O. rtify that George Lee tins day made oath before
me that The sad r.. A. saunders ha> ac'uaiN lliln
into The firm above mentioned The sun 0I s2O.OOU
in cash. 80, ,,-,.
1881 CHARLES u W I'LL nh ir;
fe l6.6w MONTY ruoh''
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PPLEs, APPLES, APPLES.

VIII sell AT auc ion. WITHOUT LIMIT Or RE-
SERVE. on arcaun' Of whom VI NAV concern. pB
TUESDAY the 22d, At r. promptly. 80 barrels
nf APPLES. ANY one having perl,hahle goods
which they wish sold will send them IN before the
hour Of sale. j.. POW ER>'
NH ~ No Jl2 east Main street.
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LlucnuuiE if-ttil-ff iFfllIs y. ! q. If'..
cave HlchmOnd ..................... '..
Arrive bnrkeNlilt. .I. ..
Train No. "a connects A. Uurkrf ..... it
tie. Mississippi ana plip nlir'. a Do. ll.
LVuChburg. aud all .ouihWr t n.iUt.
Trains Nos. - an4 - connect Hf
Milton ana Suthcrllu NdfroW-ita--
Milton.
Train W. IS connects at >ali.lrs.
North Carolina railroad Tor A.l.sii.
IN Western Norih troilut.
Trains Nu-. 80, -. ana ~ ,,rue.' ' 1..
Junction wiih Albania and nlr...-c ...
way tor all points south ana ~n4'.F...
A connects Al tharlotic win 'ri.
and Augusta railroad % aA polu.-
ea I. aud southwest.
Train No. 30 stops only - = ...f. ..t
Branch, Barhsda g.. Bfu'illc. '.r.I
salisbury.
Trains from the alpFe-utu..l t..-. tU.--
Richmond 4:4s T.. ". 1888 s.. .l.. I.i~ g.
Train on &Orin t'.Y.t 90 .H.rf.
GolGsborO' with Nrii,H Y.d 81 HH..H., lul
for Weldon and Wilmington
PGILNAN-' az ST 1855. 3D.
On Train NJ. jt-M ilut' t. E.. .u.'
Atlaula.
ON Train 40. 4s-N.N l.t, 1n.
Danyilic and Atlanta.
On Train ~. 42-Nt-''f-. -
Danytlie, and Dan,ilic rnd Augusta.
Tickets sold 20 all pou.- -oul.. .'t'
southwest, aud 5agga"' checked "a.
Nc l4y-Over chccks given Dh inr..
A.F.'.
General Passone@- anu .. Aa--
T. VI. X. 1ALcorr, Genera. S-.rs
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pOOK AND JOBjwORK NEATLY EX-
~ LCUTED Ut the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE
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CHESAPEAKE AND lONAlLu,-
~ Trains from and 10 Richmond J... !s IL. DID,
Mail. Accom-. F,.
Leave. 500 &. VI. 2:3OP -.
Arrive...... 600 Il. u. I 900 :. f -rt.
For further details. apply a. s26 N,.....
Chesapeake and ohio rdilWsy d-ra' ......a
CONWAY RI ..t..'
jal5 g.. T.. tfa .I d..
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POSTPONFMENT.

Tive above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY the
25th AT the same hour. FURMAN TCPPtK'
NH ~ Auctioneer.
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esssoLurroNs Il pARrNERsHIPS.
,l,uE IrNnEhslGNED HAYE FOKMED

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
i A co PARTNERSHIP for the transaction of
a GE%ERAL METAL and GRlNDSTONE BUSl-
NESS i'm the city Of Richmond. under the Irmname
and style Of JAMES GORDON a CO., 10 caie from
lSt instant.
our stock Will embrace fun line Of METALS
ana NOVA SCOTIA GRIStDSTO\E~.a and we re-
spectfully soclg Ihe patronage Q! QVg sly Rud
country irlends.
JAMES GORDON.
WATKINS. COTTkELL & CO
MARCH 81. 1881. mn ~
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CHENANDOAUN VALLEY BALBOA.
- tONNFCTING At NNit .-'..'
WITH CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO -'.i|N

CHENANDOAH NALLEl BALBOA.
- CONNECTING At NNf>t~'
WITH CHESAPEAKE MD p..' t'..
TRAINS SOW RUNNtNG FHN H'fN.-
BORO' TO SHENANDOAH li. IN-t'.i..-
Commencing Dctrm.
I cave Wayne shuro' Tor
shenandoah IRON
MoTks............-.... S.-D y. y. f..
Leave shenandoah
lrOu-W orhs for
Wayur,bOro' ......... - 3. mp.
Arrive nj Shenandoah
iruu-A Orke ar.... 1870 4. Ut
Arrive at vs. Ii ur7-
hOrO' af............... , j. y 49,
JOSEPH n. SAND.
WHO. MAoDoWEiL.r.
CHARLIE, HArCH.
General tr, -ft ava o.
de17 a
RICHMOND, YORK EIyrR A''2 ~.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS,
= IAElSG EfttD! At1t,. .-...
PAsstAGnH TRAM
zoo p. VI. Leave lacru ..t 't
ial. tpuur-. o. 'r
n F>DAN. i~,.
TRDAN with .-ttI
iug5 on tie ! p-A So.
more.
THROUGH FRslChr TRAM
500 4. M Leave Eichunu. 't
iGl5 4. Nj d.tyl. COM. c'.rg Do ..-
steamers f.I la.''f
TUESDAY. g. ID
THURSDAY, AuH -'.'
WITH Steamers o.
NON DAt. ~ .'t.r.
FRIDAY; ~.fu f'.t
den,cauH Nn..l. .'-.
rRlbAl.
PAS~FN,ER Ttf|rr. .
l0.CO A. N. hrrlys ~ iir.'A
Suueasf rluItt-
TUESDAY. Tlt Ir..'.
lEDAl WIKI t.ts
more.
THROUGH YkgIGET '.N-. .r
$50 .. M Arrive st D. ..I..l.
o:85 Z. VI. SnndsNl. cor.. sd,
with steamer '.
York. Proud noe, 90
Sotransfer O; freight ~ - -
southern points. GAYS rnn .'fots.
and West Point. -, -
Careful handling sRd disIa 3, VIA
| guaranteed ..s rs
Tnrough bills 0i lsding. ",ta 80 '''-
/ issued 20 AL northern asa Nto.r-a ..'' -
! For iriormstlou, apply "a. '' IA
/ Twentv-,h!rd aud Do"A .,rre',. D. ..
! suls w.. D'N" -
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
Atkins, Bros A. 90. and ala.
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SWEET CIDER.
10 barrels BEST CIDER.
fe 20 A. Y. STOKES & co.
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TRAINS TO AND FROM Ri,l Goyh
WILLIAMsON'-. ~" Az
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I;v W, GOddin.

Real Estate Agen, aud AnctiOncer.
corner Eleventh mi Bank streets.
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~ kgt.wOap WV

u edmond AND ALL.GHtS.
~ RAILROAD.
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f,ei2h I'D frsi,g;$s
PASSENGER P,s'..'si
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o'CoNNoR-EAGAN.
A Description of the Irish Exile.

AS much curiosity has been expressed in re-
gard to Mr.. 7. P. O'Connor, M. F., who VIII
speak in Portland Wednesday evening, we
will say that Mr.. o Conner is by profession a
journalist. He was born in Castlebar, county
Mayo. He appears to be about 80 years OF age.
Before he was associated with the Land
League he was on the editorial staff of the Lon
don Daily News and Daily Chronicle. He is
graphic. eloquent and terse writer, and among
other noteworthy contributions to literature Is
his "Life of Lord Beaconsfield," published
about four years, and whose obituary he sup
piled to the London Daily News. This contrl-
button is said to be his finest journalistic effort.
He is also associated with the London Radical,
in which paper he has financial interest. IN
appearance he is quite juvenile. His features
are typical of his nationality. His head IS
square, He has dark brown hair, and his nose
is aouiline. His eyes are remarkably bright.
He wears small moustache, but is Otherwise
close shaven. The lower part OF his face IN
dictates firmness and thought, and, take him
altogether he looks wonderfully young Tor SO
gifted person. His style of speaking IS ag-
gressiye, but in casual conversation he seems
to lose his identity and becomes affable, mod
est and retieent.
He is meeting with enthusiastic receptions
in other cities, and it is earnestly hoped that a
large audience will listen to his discussion OF
the Land Question. He is described as an elo-
quent and aggressive speaker.
DR.. Dillon Eagan, who accompanies Mr.
O'Connor, was formerly an Episcopal minister.
Like Redpath and Petroleum V, Nasty, he
has, after travel in Ireland, become convinced
that the land system of Ireland is radically
wrong. The different Irish American socie-
ties, civic and military, of the city will escort
the speakers from the hotel to the hall. Mayor
Senter will preside Music will be furnished
by Chandeliers band.
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Art.
A. McKEowN,
d. w. LELACHEUR.
GEO. d. LINDSAY,
Committee.


In addition to the paintings mentioned by
us the other day, Davis has just received three
fine pictures by tSontag, j. W. CASTELAR,, end
William Hart.
The Sontag is one of those delightful drea-
my portraitures of sunrise on the hills. The
mountains form a semi-circle enclosing lake,
whose tranquil waters are slightly touched by
the beams of the sun, whose genial rays are
kindling the distant peaks The soft delicious
morning kaze broods over the hills, and the
camp fire on the shore is the middle distance
adds greatly to the effect
The CASHIER is a delicious picture, clear and
soft. It is perfect representation OF some OF
the most charming rural scenes that character
ize New England. A placid stream, with
green meadows sloping to the waters edge,
and ordered by large trees whose foliage pro.
tects the cattle grazing, and drinking at the
river. In the middle distance other meadows,
and groves of elms stretch far away, and in
the distance the blue hills are dimly outlined
The William Hart is brilliant autumnal
picture, rich in the crimsons, browns and vel
lows of the dying year. A little brook sur
rounded by naples, sumach and other trees
with little glimpse of the mountains beyond,
COWS standing knee deep in the water, and the
bright coloring of the foliage throws out all
the more wildly by the contrast with the soft
dark grays of the clouds.
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mis-. Jennie Thompson, Portland button rug,

miss Jennie Thompson, Portland, button rug,
e Mrs J w Smith, stevens Plains worsted tidy
1st prem; quilt LIST; toilet set, list; towel sham,
Mrs su Ghss Smith. Stevens Plains embroidered
tidy. LIST prem; worsted lamp mat, LIST; slipper case
Mrs E W Knight, Stevens Plains, spatter-work
Miss Lizzie 6 Pullen, Cape Elizabeth, child's
afghan, LIST PREM
Mrs Silas skillings, Cape Elizabeth, two double
Ell Pierce. stevens Plains, pair crochet mittens,
LIST prem; crochet shawl, list; two lace collars,
(hand made) LIST.
Miss Lizzie Field, Stevens Plains, pair wooden
mittens LIST prem. -,
Mrs j Hussey. Portland, chair tidy, list prem.
Mrs = 7 Pierce Stevens Plains, ottoman cover
LIST prem. ,,, ,.. -.
prem. .,, -. .,.u -.
Miss Nellie Latham, Portland, toilet set, gratuty
Mrs Vague, Portland, lace necktie, gratu1ty.
Miss Eva Latham, Portland, gratuity.
Mrs e w Knight, Stevens Plains, infants SIX
embroidered shawl, LIST prem; infants SILK emprolo-
cred shirt, 1st
MISCELLANEOUS.
Stevens s. Co., Portland salt, for table use, (two
saf Rla,nchard s. Bro. Portland fancy baskets gra-
tuity.
Capt A Hall, W Falmouth, shell work, gratulty.
Thus ended the Cumberland County Fair OF
1881, which would no doubt have been more
gu ccessful if it had been given earlier in the
SEASON,