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The Falls fcStcrddH-All lately-visible
signs OF rock and small islands between
Manchester and Richmond were obliteratcd
yesterday by seethng, boiling, headlong,
and impetuOus rush OF congregated waters
from the DRAWINGS Of two hundred miles
OF territory bordering on the james.
Sharp's island was nearly submerged. Its
white framed clubhouse, however, stood
out in bold relief amid the angry waters.
possibly as much from the fact that its main
timbers were bolted securely to the native
granite OF the riyer-bed Us from spirit Of
independence. A solitary boat at the
end of tins island bobbcd up and down
lmeasily among the trees, chatting the chain
from which II formerly swung easily at
a graceful distance. The food had con-
siderably obtruded OH many recently dry
spots on the west end Of Mayo's island, and
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STGEET-SwEEPING BEGAN. In consc-
quence OF the immense number Of COM
plants made by all those whose business
has called them on Main street, especially
between Eighth and Fifteenth, of the hor-
rible condition Of that street from mud
during moist weather and from myriads OF
particles OF fiying dust during dry, private
enterprise commenced last night the sweep
ing OF Main street between the points
named. A force OF six men were employed,
and Mr.. James Sweeney's teams removed
the dust rs fast as it was accumulated in
piles. II Main street should this morning
present itself in acceptable surface-guise it
will he owing to the above cause.
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Front Gates.

Editors Dispatch: l wish to call your
attention to great evil in our city-one
that is at three fourths OF our doors.
have reference to front gates. | learn that
law was passed long years ago by our
city fathers requiring all gates to open IN
SIDE the lot, but like many other laws it is
not enforced. If it is Major Poe's duty |
hope he will give orders to his police. and
have it enforced. On dark night it is not
pleasant to walk against an iron or wooden
gate, and those who are out at night know
the danger. Let the gates be changed and
made TO open on the inside.
A SuErFpFP
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Railroad Local Charges.

Editors Dispatch: have paid within
the last few DAYS to the Richmond and
Danyilo railroad thirty cents per hundred
on leaf tobacco from Chula, Il distance o.
thirty miles, and thirty-three cents pei
hundred from Amelia Courthouse. distant
thirty-six miles. The charge from Cincfn
natl to Richmond is twenty-sevcn cents
CONNECT !: unnecessary.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
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WASHINGTON, January 22.-The signal
corps station at Cape Hattera, reports To
the chief signal officer as follows: 81 Bark
f. l.. Carney, from Nayassa, West Indies,
to Baltimore, Captain j. l.. >. Merry,
loaded with guano, sunk three miles south
OF Hatteras Inlet. Eight lives were lost
c. G. Carlson, Swede, and Frank Blakely
[colored) We're saved.'
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Tonight at Mozart Hall grand compli-
mentary literary and musical entertain
ment TO the District Grand Lodge. NO. o.,
Of the I. .. Bnai Birth, will be given ny
Rimmon, Benjamin, and Paradise lodges,
Of this city. The programme Is GOOD one;
and there Is promise OF splendid crowd
and charming evenings amusement.
A bin introduced In the Senate yesterday
proposes 10 make grave-robbing felony.
MIR. II. D'Orsay Ogden Is the lessee ana
manager Of the Palace Theatre at Calcutta,
India.
At the Baptist ministers meeting yester.
day morning q committee consisting Oh
Rev. DIS. Jones, Hawthorne, and Hatcher,
and Rev. J. u. Tyler, pastor OF the seventh
Street Christian church, was appointed 10
draft resolutions expressing the deep re-
gret OF the members Of the conference al
Rev. DR.. McDonald's contemplated re-
moval TO Atlanta, Ga.
Rev. j. T. Lynch, Of Stirling, Conn.
has received a call TO the pastoral care OF
the Baptist church az Scottsyille, va.
The National Bank Of Virginia has re-
duced ITS rate OF discount to @ per cent.
Yesterday T.. o. Noting was reelected
president, and Thomas W. McCance was
elected yice-presidcnt.
The river was quite high yesterday. Re
ports from Lynchburg, however. repre-
sented that the water there had fallen sew
eral feet, which leads to the belief that no
greater rise here need be apprchended.
A large party OF tourists from Boston Is
expected here to-day.
The Council Committee on the Inspection
of Places of Amusement, &C.. will visit the
Theatre this afternoon at "a O'Clock to com.
pIete their examination Of that place OF
amusement.
The Street Railway Company is now run
ming its full complement Of ears, the last
car leaving Twenty-eighth street at 1882 T.
NJ.
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DrssoLuTIoNs & pARTNERsnrrs

RICHMOND, VA, January 20, 1882.
WE HAVE ADMITTED TO AN IN
w TEREST IN OUR BUSINESS from Janu-
airy I,Iss2. Mr.. HENRY b. PHILLIPS tiala with
Mr.. r.. b. TaylOrl The style OF the hrm viii herv-
after be GREsIi AM. BROWN & co.
All persons indebted 10 us VIII please come for
ward and settle at an early date SO thai The buSl-
ness Of the old firm may he closed as soon as p1ssi-
hle Thanking our friends and the public FOR the
liberal patronage bestowed on us In the past we
respectfully solicit continuance of the same for
the new firm ,,o,,.~.
ia 2l-c0d3t GREehAM bhpNN'
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By j. Thompson Grown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l1l3 Main street.

TRUSTED SALE OF FRAMED
L HOUSE AND LOT on THE EASI LINE
OF TWENTl-SIXTH STREET BEIM EEN
CLAY AND LEIGH, IL BY 1872 fEEI.-By
virtue of n deed Of trust from Patrick liolloran
and wife. dated December 20, 1850. executed to
the undersigned trustee. % secure the payment OF
a cortpin note therein mentioned. and whereas de-
fault having been made, and being required 80 10
do by the beneficiary, viii sell ON
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2Jru,
az $3.50 y. NJ, the PROPERTY described IN said
deed rs follows: All that LOT or LAND, WIKI
improyemc thereon. on the eat ine on IWtn-
ty-siXth street between Clay ana l.cigh Streets
fronting 4 feet inches and running bAcA De-
tween parallel lines 1872 fec.
on n note Of 1898. with Interest from Dccelnner,
1881: or, BY consent OF al plries. may be made
one third cash, balance ~ SIX aud Twelve months.
l.. f.. BROWN, Trustee
y. THOMPSON BEOwN, Auctiomoer. "a 20
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BriefS.-Chcsterfcld county, rs also CITY,
buntsmen are doing their level best TO
gather in all the partridges obtalnable IN
the wilds OF the former before February.
LIST. when the law iorbids these the best oil
our game birds being shot or trapped.
There is manifest disposition mere 10
convert our redundant oyerplus OF Englsh
sparrows into the nutricious and succulent
compound known as bird-pie. To convert
n palpable nuisance into such n toothsome
condiment can only be considered an al
yanced step in the line Of human progress
siveness.
A number of row. and fishing-boats last
ened TO trees on Mayo'S island and the
Manchester shore were carried oil by the
flood Yesterday evening. -,
One Of the stages OF Beattie's Inc VIII
be withdrawn Il few days this week for re-
pairs.
Great progress is being made in putting
I'D the trestle-work OF the Richmond ana
Allegheny RAILROAD Company leading from
the basin across the Danville Railroad
depot, and to the ship-locks ut the END OF
the dock. Most OF the timber used Is OF
the most stalwart sort.
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looked as II It's objective point was the toll.
house itself. The water was about Two Zee.
above the door-sill Of the Olympic BOA, "a,
Clubs house, and must have set some OF
the apparatus inside on the bosom Oh :, u,
native element, albeit in contracted
sphere. 1t was noticed that repairs were
progressing on the bridge OF the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Company, nciud,hg
Notwithstanding of the outside OF Una,
structure, portion OF which has stooo
"war's dread alarum" and the material de'
struction usually consequent thereon. De
spite the prospective fresh and already yer.
high water, no fears are entertained OF
dasfrucfiys food. The water will subside,
Il Is thought. rs quickly as 1t came.
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ELECTION or OFFICERS. -Rathbone Lodge,
No. /, X. Of Il. lcolored), has elected the
following officers, who will be duly in
stalled by Thomas w. Stringer, OF Missis-
sippi, Supreme Chancellor OF the Supreme
Lodge Of the World, X. OF j. lcOlored) :
w. III. l.. Combs, &. c.; T.. ii. Whiting,
v. c.; Andrew j. Brown, X. OF X. and :. ;
j. Il. Griffin, NJ. OF F.; j. T. Browne, NJ.
Of E.; Rev. Arthur McCue, p; W. H..
Wise. NJ. at A.; Robert II. Chiles, ]. G.. (;
X. A. Adams, o. g.; Otis NJ. Steward,
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The EIGHTH-STREET BREAE.-The big
hole on Eighth street between Clay and
Leigh was visited by thousands Of people
on Sunday. The city hands worked all
day Sunday and during the night in run
ming a temporary calvert TO carry off the
water which had overlooked the vacant lot
bordering on Seventh and Clay streets.
One OF the steam flre-engines was also being
used to relieve the pressure.
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SMALLPOX Cured and Prevented.

1104 FAIEM0UNT AVENUE,
PHILADELPHIA, January u, 1882.
Mr.. ". S. Pitcher:
Dear Sir,-I know MorisOn's Pills to be
the best remedy for cure and prevention OF
smallpox. had the disease last spring,
and took nothing else but Morrison 5
Pills-eight No. rs first night and ten No.
2's every morning for eight or ten days.
The disease did not Leave q mark on me.
NV family all took the pills and prevented
the spread OF the disease. Yours, &C..
GEORGE W. CROsLAND.
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ny Grnhhs 4 MnIams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE BESSE-
/ MFR MOUNTAIN PROPERTY OF THE
BIRMINGHAM COAI AND IRON COMPANY,
IN APPOMATTON AND CAMPBELL cot y
TIES. ABOUT 1871 MILES BELOW LlNlH-
Ny RAILROAD. Al AUCTlON.-in execution
of a deed of trust from the Birmingham Coal and
Iron Company. dated August %. lo'o. and duly
recorded. being thereto required by the holders Of
the notes secured, will sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
al 3 O'clocS L. VI the PROPERTY above, and de-
scrihed I'm said deed - the Turner tract 46 acres;
Webb tract. 67h acres: lie Grand tract. BOB =.
acres: Whitehead tract. 200 acre: Ingram tract.
$40 acres: aud Dukill tract 40 acrcs-en-
bracng a totil of 1918 ACRES.
This property g. noted a. being Of the most yllu-
able in the state for it. EICH DEPOsl Ts OF TIE
FINEST IRON ORE. and possesses every facility
tor the most profitable working. 10 hl, front Of
several miles on the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road. and Is Ia close proximity 10 the Norolk ana
Western railroad. Those interested Ina such enter
prises would do well 10 examine the properly be-
fore the day of sale.
Persons attending the sale will stop no GalNillc
station. on The Richmond aud Allegheny railroad,
leaving Richmond by the 4. Vi. train and Lynch
burg by the 7 4. NJ. freight train.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dt fray the expenses Of
executing the trust and o. pay of three noie-
for $4,000 each with interest at per cent per az
mum from August -, 1850; the balance upon
terms TO be prescribed by the grantoi, IN said deed
and uDon their failure 10 do, theu upon terms a.
be named by the trustee. ,,
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS Auctohccrs' u IA
ByJ. Thompson Grown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncer
lll3 Main street.
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Police Court.-Ycsterday there were TWO
cases before this court both Tor assauii,
superinduced by the too free absorption o,
alcoholic stimulants during saturday night
and the morning OF the ensuing day. In
the case Of Ike Tollifer, no witness appear
ing. defendant was permitted to adjourn.
In the ease OF Peter simpson, the nearing
was postponed until next Monday.
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Cold weather in Manitoba.

WINNIPEG, January PA cold snap has
set in. the Thermometer to-day ranging
from IS TO 40 degrees below zero.
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walked out with his face As lyu az 10Y
wagon and his legs as SUN ~ crow
bars. Detroit Free Press.
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ISF0RsAL TALKs.-The first OF the series
OF "Talks" will be given this evening from
8 TO 8 O'Clock at the Young Mems Christian
Association. The subject selected is
.'Bread--lts Preparation, Adulteration,
and Consumption
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PAINFULLY BURNED. Yesterday morning
between 10 and II O'Clock Mr.. John
Nuckolls. fireman at the Fertilizing Mills,
corner Twentieth and Cary streets, had his
right arm very painfully burned by escap-
inn Il
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CHURCH NOTES. Centenary Methodist
church the pastor, Rev. =. a. Peterson,
preached morning and night. Two per-
sons were received by certificate.
At Manchester Methodist church the
pastor, Rev. +. p. Wilson, preached morn
ing and night, and received one member by
certificate.
At Park-Place Methodist church the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. John Harmon, preached
morning and night. One member was re-
ceiyed by certificate and four on profess
sion OF faith, three of whom were baptized.
At Clay-Street Methodist church the pas
tor, Rev. s. :. Lambeth. preached morn
ing and night, and received one member
by certificate.
Rev. j. ". Bledsoe conducted religious
services at the Retreat for the Sick al 80
O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
At Seyenth-Street Christian church Rev.
IL. Tyler, pastor, preached morning ana
night. In the morning one was received
for baptism, who was baptized ut night.
At Clay-Street Baptist church Rev. ,. {.
Clopton, pastor, preached Sunday morning
and night. In the morning there were
two professions of conversion.
At EbeneZer Baptist church (colorcd) II
the morning Rev. X. Wells, the pastor
preached. In the afternoon Rev. w. w
Colley preached missionary sermon, ant
at night Rev. Ill. ii. Mitchell, OF Philadel
phia, preached.
At First Baptist church (coiored) on sun
day morning Professor Nassar, Of Rich
mond Institute, preached. In the after
noon Rev. ii. II. Mitchell, of Philadelphia
preached, and at night Rev. J. III. Holmes
pastor, preached.
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Gin .Jda.-Thcre were yesterday hve
inmates in this institution, none OF them,
boweyer. for very heinous offences.
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Price, s1.l5 per set; delivered free Tor
mailed) on receipt OF price.
w. 5. PITCHER, Agent,
ST. east Main street and Pine and Broad
streets, Richmond, Va.
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The Baptist OaTch.-Rev. Haryie Hatch
er, OF Richmond, preached an acceptable
sermon at this church at IL O'clock Sunday
morning. and in the evening at the same
church addressed the Missionary Society.
The church was crowded on both oc-
casions.
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RAILROAD LINES.


~ :SS2slss ;3s:...sa. sss::;a..;yl
DICHMON AND PETERsBtRG
IL RAILROAD COMPAN i.-COnmcucln,
SUNDAY, January ~, 1882, trains on Nj, "a.
VIII ~" - LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGE
1915 +. W., FAST NAIL, daily. Make through
connections for savannah. .ior.
only at Petersburg aud Chestfr
1I.5o 4. ", THROUGH MAIL, daily, romeo.
ing for Raleigh, Charleston a..
gusta, Aiken, savannah. ard Isr.
sonyiie. Stops ~ shops, Dc.f,,
Centralia. Pullman Sle-u-r. r.
tween New York and Char'~tYn ..
1902 i. ~, MAIL, daily. maLcs through OIL.
nection for Charleston, raygnr.I
andJacksOnyillc stops NJ Drrsr...
B,uff. CentraILi and Chester. T.
man Palace Slccpiu4-taTe isfF...
Washington aud JacStonyi.. d..
on this Train.
600 i. VI, FREIGHT, daily except ~rrll.
8:iJ 4. VI, FREIGHT. daily except -ulaI..
LEAVE PETERsBURC-sOEI
$3.50 A. VI, FAsI MAlL, daily. stol~ ..'f ..
$40 y. W., THROUGH MAIL. daily, com ,...
with Richmond. Frefericksia. ,,.-
Potomac railroad for all p-l.l.. t
and West; alsO making collr.f..'
with Chesapeake and Ohio -
for all points West. H.. Ir
stops at Manchester, Ch,r,er En-.
Contralis. Pullman ~icrp,r. .n r..
train between Charleston IuI N..
York.
GAO y. NJ, MALL. dillys connecting lII.I ....
cept sunday with tie RicII
Fredericksburg and PofnuI. ..
road for the North and Mo-t
AT Chester, Drcwry's BlAN sf d. ..
trala. Pullman Palace -i... ....
Cars between Jacks0nsl'. ...
aud Washington on this t-sIl
$50 4. VI, FREIGHT. daily except NllftI
4:3O \. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except -trtI.
4 direct fOur-hours connection l. mat 70, ...-
/ Richmond and Norfolk o., trains lray.rt U..
Z s.fsAp NJ I NJ nj .H
All trains leaving Petersburg Will start tom H..
AppomattON depot 4. ID. MIN
General Supcrnt, t.f
A. POPE, General Passenger and Ticket i...
ia2l
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SUPREME CouRr or APPEALs.-TOwn OF
Danyille and ais. as. Shelton and ais. Ar
gued by w. w. Henry, Esq, for appel
lanis, and Judge Robert Onld for appellees,
and submitted.
Watkins and Gaines, trustees, as. Wat
kins and ais. Argued by j. X. Watkins,
ESQ. for appellants, and continued until
s-day,
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

A DESIRABLE BROAD-STRkET O.
N STORE FOR SALE PRlNATELl.-lA IL
am authorized by the owner to oiler for sale prl-
yately that LARGE AND DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK STORE No 900, fronting on
the south side Of BROAD street and al,n on Ihe
north side of Capitol street, between Nlhth ana
Tenth streets. a..
TERMS: one third cash; the balance on credit
OF one, two. and three years, with per cent. IN
tcrcst, and secured by deed OF tiust: ,r
H. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
"a 24-4t Eleventh and Bank streets.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, An
Il HOUSE and LOT near Mediums river, ~
Albemarle county, Va. The best stand Tor phy-
sician In the county. For igii ls,r,i.uiafs
IN o4-2tawlm Mechum'- River, Va.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEST ANTHRACITE, SO PER TON;
ID COALBURG LUMP SPLlNI, Scot; HAIL;
$3.50; Nut, s. per ton. ClMBLKlAND ana
WEST VIRGINIA ENGINE at lowest lrleesc;
pcr cord An other FI'f.I nj lowest cash prices.
Orders by telephone or Otherwise promptly hlled
7ns Broad street. opposite Theatre or Nl ~
and Cary streets. - H. A"T'
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by W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NALU-
i ABLE AND ADMlRABLY,L0oSGASdTIEND
DRUGSTORE. WITH DWELLING ADJOin-
ING, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST COR;
MIR OF TWENTY-FItTH AND LnlSih
STREETS. NOW OCCUPIED BY MR. ;. WtS-
LEY FARRAR. By AUCTl0N.-ln execution
Of a deed OF trust TO me rs trustee, from ;. w
Farrar and wife, dated the 18th day Of January
1850, duly recorded I'm the clerks office oI the
Richmond Chancery Court shall sell by public
auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %, 1859,
at IOls O'Clock 4. NJ. the TRULI-YALUABlE
DRUGSTORE located as above, with DIV ILL
ING adjoining, containing five rooms &c. The
lot has front of 50 feet on the east line Of Iweii-
y-nfth street and 80 feet on Leigh street. running
back an irregular depth, as will be seen by REFER
ence 70 plat Of the same at the time OF SAFE on
which there Is large stable.
This h without exception one Of the best stances
i'm the eastern portion of the city for retail drug
business. and offers to any one desiring 10 enter
the same IN opportunity seldom met with, or as m
investment good chance.
TERMS: one third cash; the residue by nego-
liable notes AT SIX and twelve mopths' with interest
added. and secured by deed Of trust.
JOHN A. MEANLEI, Trustee.
W. II. LYME & CO.. AuctiOnccrs. ~
in lS-W.F Su,Tu,&W
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EOR NEW YORK.-Thc Old - ES@G>
K Dominion Steamship Company nSrs-Ess.ss
steamers will sail as follows: steamer Old DO
MlNION, Captain WALKER, EVERY TUESDAY
al O'Clock T. W. steamer W ANoht, captain
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, VERY
SUNDAY at o'clock \. VI.
Freight received mp 10 / O'Clock =. VI. for the
Tuesday and Friday steamer. and to o'cloch
saturday evening for sundays shin.
Through bills Of lading signed and good, for
warded with dispatch Ia all points north, south.
east. and west; also, 20 foreign ports.
Passenger recommendations Unsurpassed.
After-cdbn fare 10 New York. $40. round
trip. SIS: steCrige. 70 and -.
For freight or passage. apply 70
q. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
nv 6 ComDany's Wharf. Rockets.
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DHILADELPHIA. RICH -,
ssxsss-sss,
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP 11s-es,
~ COMPANY. .-s<[sSes>,
FOR INV YORK,

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
stcamcrs-OLD DOMINION, WNANOkE. MAN
IIATTAk.and RICIlMOND-ENERN Tt ESDAN
and FRIDAY IT O'Clock L. NJ, and SUNDAY
at Z 4. VI.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS, ana SATURDAYS no T.. VI. frOm Pier
26 (ncw number, foot Of Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabn fare % New York, SO; round trip,
SIS: Storage, 80 and -.
Freights for point, beyond New York forwarded
with dspatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses Incurred
For further information apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
my Office CnmnanN's WharEcs. Eockctts.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE
i OF THE AFOREMENTIONED REAL
ESTATE, | shall a trustee I'm the aboye-Inen-
toned deed. sell by public auction The ENTIRE
STOCK, FIXTURES, and GOODWILL. Of the
said store. The stock IS such rs Is usually found in
retail. prescription drug business. The FIN
TI'RES consist OF
/ TUFTS ALASKA SODA-FOTNTAIN-S
Syrups. Draught-Tube, White lillian Mar
bic. with Tennessee Shc-Tablcts tlicNigOn
shape): / Matthews Horizontal Generator,
with two Eighl-Gallon Iron Porcclain-Lincd
Fountains:
1 EIGHT-FOOT SHOW-CASE-Half-Mo Mounted;
LARGE UPRIG T SHOW-CASE-llalf-
. FIFTY-GALLON PATENT OIL-CANS;
| DRUG-MiLL;
/ WALNUT PRESCRIPTION-CASE;
SCALES, WEIGHTS:
COUNTERS and SHELVING;
LAMPS. CIIlMNEYS, BASES, SHADES, &C.;
TOBACCO, CIGARS.
PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES,
and sundry other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash. - -
JOHN A. MEANLEN, Trustee.
". H. LYME & CO.. Auctioncers. u -
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Meade Memorial Church.-At this Epis.
copal church Sunday at II O'Clock Right
Rev. Bishop Francis NJ. Whittle admins.
tered the solemn rite OF confirmation to 4
number of candidates. The church was
crowded, and much interest was manifested
The ministrations OF Rev. MIR. Alanson, the
new rector, bid fair to be very successful