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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-17
LATEST MAIL NEWS
THE ARCTIC CALAMITY,

SAGaMiAIs
We give 10 another place the statement of Cant
Luce. describing bis suferings and miraculous e.
cape From papers received last evening. we CLEAN,
the following in addition:
The vesta arrived at ST. Johns IN F. on the 90. b
September. She IL q merchant screw steamer and
was bound from st Peter's to Granville. She had
on board la passengers and c. ew OF so men-of
whom IL were lost
1t unfortunately turns cut that the report that 81
OF the crew OF the Arctic were picked up by the
ves;a IL Incorrect The passengers and crew on
the two boats which left the steamer and made
Broad Cove were at Newfoundland with the Vests,
and several OF the passengers talked with the
French captain and saw bis vessel. BE saved no
s Que from the Arctic From the circumstance tina.
Capt Luce steamed around him, TO give assistance,
he supposed thstthe Arctic was not seriously dam
aged. and when she left him his impression YVES she
had made directly for New York: otherwise the
vesta could and would have remained by her Al
though the bow OF the Yesta literally stove 10,
Weaving large rent yet the compartment OF bulk.
head saved her. and the French captain says that
his vessel could have lived four five days If nc
cessary, before putting into port for repairs He
could have taken of every soul on board the Arc.
tic and landed them safely at Halifax but the Arc
&c having steamed of in western direction, the
Sptain Of the Vesta was put out OF hearing OF The
gnai guns which she subsequently fred
OF persons known to have got places in the
cNoats there were only nineteen passengers.
The passengers agree 10 stating that Mrs Collins
fud her son and daughter were drowned. Indeed,
n does not appear that single female escaped -
I lis, however, not the fault Of Capt Luce, tor
notice In the statements OF several Of the survi
re- that he had caused boats 10 be launched for
Ve use OF the women but they were Immediately
hken possession of by men, consisting mostly OF
&c crew, who jumped overheard in order TO get
go them. TIE selishness of human nature never
TAs more strikingly displayed. There were not
ss than 60 females on board but the instinct OF
sff preservation seems to have been predominant
G., the occasion, aud, with some honorable excep-
tsns, courage. chivalry, and humanity were thrown
{ ehe winds.
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THE EuROPA'S MAILS.

che mails by the steamship Europa have come
to fead but we do not find much news of interest to
az. to the telegraph summary from Halifax.
Ger Msjesty's ship Phoenix, from the Arctic re-
I'll as with the crews of the Investigator, Resolute
ar Assistance, and dispatches, arrived at Queens
ton on the 25th September The Investigator
c. ,.ain Mcclure, went through Behring's Straits
THs Resolute Captain kellett, at Melville Is.
laur The Assistance, Captain Sir L. Belcher was
in Wellington Channel The Investigator went out
II 349 the other two in 1852 in search of Sir John
Fsriklin. Geographic despatch, received from
Queenstown says:
The captain OF the Phpsix heard nothing of the
American expedition since it left Pernsbeck Qasi
ye4,o He saw Petersons wife Peterson was a
tiv interpreter to the American expedition) July
81 They had not heard any thing of the expedi
to-. The ice in Melville Bay was worse Than it had
be,> for AZ years"
With regard to the war, rumors were floating
arosud in London that some remarkable dispatches
are rome to Admiral Napier, and the Daily News
ash -"Hsve they sent him orders to try now what
he an do before the frost sets in' Is Cronstadt
Re 81 to be the scene OF attack, or neither 2"
'ae Baltic feet remain in the north until tn ice
of he approaching winter shall take their place of
GU tcng the Russian ports, and combining the Rus
sis navies behind their strongholds
rom Spaio, the latest news is that the Princess
OF Asurias Ia i'll. The Queen is said to be eRciente
It are 10 great uneasiness in the public mind, and
Re re are entertained OF renewed disturbances
K From the London Daily News Sept. 25
LOSS OF THE TRANSPORT SHIP LADY NJ.
GENT AND FOUR HUNDRED LIVES.
{ Is with regret that we have to allude to this I'M
fo1uDate vessel, but the fact of her having been
81 en- up this week as lost, at Lloyds renders the
announcement of her supposed loss circumstance
iu,,orant to disc.ose The Lady Nugent belonged
to 5ir George Hodgkinson, and was chartered early
l.t spring by tho local Government at Madi as
.. a troop ship for the conveyance of reinforce-
I snts to the British forces at Rangoon, the seat
4 the Burmese She sailed Madras on
ia 10th of last May, having previously received the
troops, which comprised $50 rank and file OF tn
h Regiment of Madras Light Infantry, twenty
W1men and children with the staff officers, am ng
v1om may be mentioned 1t Col tombstone, Lieut.
ed Adjt. Daily, Lieut.. and Quartermaster King,
ASeut Bsmord, Assistant Surgeon Simpson, and
SVEN native commanding staff officers, the ships
cew, Captain Bannerman, the first, second, and
tird offcers, and SO seamen. Within fortnight
s,ter her departure, frightful hurricane swept
ever the Bay of Bengal, which lasted three or four
Gays, causing great many melancholy casualties
here can be no doubt that the unfortunate ship,
lady Nugent, encountered that fearful storm, and
subsequently, foundered, carrying with her every
living soul on board, who all persisted.
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NEGRO KILLED BY. WHITE RoY--We are in.
formed that negro man, the property of Mr. VIM.
Mays, Of this city, was killed LAST Thursday, by a
youth, the son OF Mr. VIM. Payne, of Campbell CO.
ceived them: Two sons of Mr.. p. were shooting pi.
seons on the plantstion of Mr.. NJ, about twenty
miles from this place. and went to the Tobacco
house, where the overseer aud hands were housing
tobacco, one of the boys having string of pigeons
and the other none. On reaching the house. the me-
geons where his were. He replied he had killed
none but could XII him 1.-THE negrol and raised hi.
gun and nred The load took effect in the head and
caused death In few hours TIL. negro was a vain
able one. Nh. M. had refused si2o0 for him. We
understand that the youth and his I'll snds
boy having had no design of firing -LyncAburg Fir.
0faid0, =
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BY ToLEA I COOK. Aaefs.
CoMMIssIoNER's SALE OF DAVE,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF JAMES
MvER La D. IN THE county On
GooonkAND.-Pursuantt to decree Of the Cireuit
Court Of 0oochiand county, in 9 suit depeudins II
saia Courf, shall - Commissions aoponfe "a ~ fhe
said decree, proceed ON WEDNESDAY,. 2sfh a. o.
1924 on the premiscs to oaer for ale 10 fhe
bidder. tho tract of Land Iyine In 0oochlsnd
eo9n y, known as "FATRFIELD,n
1n,s farm 10 about s. miles from the city of Rich.
uond, ana within few hundred yards of james III.
ser borders on Lickin Gle Creek for more thsn
me. ana ccn.ains $50 acres of Land Of which there
ale quaity OF the high lands il unsurpassed for
crops BY any ia the county It 70 situsted
8. olarely between the lands of Miles C. Selden
a .na boiiing Hall estate, and commands ussni-
neIe view o. the river and aSiacen t cor,ntrv The
M E scs vel wstered. FOR health ana society
sn aam euers great indu cements to rurchassra
r.n.I 800 - nusnets Wheat will be seeded on the
usaaI terms; and If gusno IL used viii Be charsed
..on: disposed to purchase, are invited I. view
Gei re me DAY OF sale. address, though the Post
omGe, ". 3. Wesiger. Loeb Louend r. o.
lesoyserian church and IN Episcopal church. N
a good schools. are in the immediate neis hbor
;, TERMs-One third of the purchase mcnev ca.b:
Ine residue to be paid in five equal
secuied py good personal security, and by dead Of
sun upon the land; the bonds for the defarred nav
% pear interest from the day Of Ia and In
terese to be paid annually. $50 ~
nc, THOS. C. ANDERSON. Com,r
IOLEk COOK. Aucts. =. q
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ELECTION OF SENATORS.

A telegraphic dispatch, dated Montpelier, VT,
Oct 4, says:
The Hon. Jacob Collsnere, OF Woodstock, wing,
was to-day elected United States Senator for the
.ong term by majority in both houses of about 30
snd the Hon. Lawrence Brainard, of st. Adams,
rec soiler, for the short term receiving nearly
sverywhigs and free soil vote.
Governor Rozies message was delivered this
forenoon Itwas unusually brief, and was received
With much favor by all parties. The Governor ad
Inis hmsefto be strongly in favor of the Prohibi-
tory Liquor law
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Captain Luce arrived at Montreal, on Sunday
morning, and expected to leave for New York yes
terdsy.
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LARGE FAILURE "A correspondent of the Bes
ton Post, writing from Ban gor the 9th instant,
says that there lie much excitement in that city All
sing from the failure of the Ellsworth Bank of
Maine, and of the suspension of Cooper & Co. Of
Bangor.
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BY TAYLOR { WILLIAMs.
| SMALL FARM ON TIE Rpoo,

= FLANK ROAD. AT AUCTION-On FRI
r;.a h October at o'clock M. upon the pre-
LEE wi pc sold tract of Land, on the Brook
on the North by the land of Mr. Barney Diekman.
ana running through to the old county road Thar
are to survey al acres for the most part
any one in want of small Farm near the city, and
y, u naen'y improving neighborhood, would do we'll
TERMs-One-four cash; balance at and years,
Win iaterest, and secured BY trust deed.
oc IA TAYLOR T. WILLIAMS Aucts. G
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NEW YORK MoRTALrTY.-The mortality for the
last week In N. York was four hundred and eighty.
two of which one hundred and twenty five were
of cholera.
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BANK FAILuRE.-A telegraphic dispatch from
Cincinnati, states that the notes of the Newport
(Ky) Safety Fund Bank are not redeemed.
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!50n CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
"a 0 a.. HATS AT AUCTIoN.--0a HaIDAY.
oe0 e.sss Boets ehoes "a 6sfs 81 frssb "a 49,
socaoIe Good eomprisine
Ssnrsn me Calf Boots al ghoes
seys DO ao ''s 0e a. asd sscsuss
csean3e9s Shoes, Of eli desirahIs Kind
SiSn H. 90 do do
n,chmcnd mads Brosues
wrapping Pspsr, Ne ~.
TExMs.-Undor ef00 rs.h. -. go.
credis, for approved neeotiabIe ssrsv Jaw months
oei4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
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Violent storms occurred in Philadelphia and Bos.
ton on Saturday evening.
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There were no signs of the Baltic, al New York
Mt o'clock Sunday night ...-.--
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE.
TRUST SALE OF STOCK oFGR

TRUST SALE OF STOCK OF GRO
= CERES: DO, AT AUCTION Win be sold.
"a " EDNESDAY next, October 18th. at 10 O'Clock.
a. VA, az public auction, at the store of John f.
Reeve at the corner Of Broad and Fourth streets s
entlre stock of MERCHANDISE, with ali the fix-
lures ana furniture OF the store room. Terms cash
The key OF the store 70 NEST eligible standl, will
oe sold prlvately and on favorable terms
Al persons indebted to John r. Reeve, on account
OF dealings with his said store will make Immediate
Psyment 70 me. b. B. MINOR, Trustee.
sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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THEE BROTHERS DfowHEp.-Mr. Beverly G
Wood, who wss one of the passengers on board of
the Arctic was the third of the LATE Siss Wood.
Esq OF New York city, who has found grave in the
wsters, his two brothers having been Previously
drowned In the Mississippi river. -
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BY LARUS 3 SHINE

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE
- . CARRIAGE. BUGGY, CART, HAIR
ing to make change in his business, will Cffer for
sac at pablo auction, on WEDNESDAY. tbs let day
o. November, 1874 at bis old stand, No GA Main A.
ing in part 80
ness.
$50 Saddles, of allstyles.
ALSO,
a arge and Handsome assortment of Brides Bits
w hips, &c together with large and general ss,ort
meut of SsddlerS Gocd,
TIE above stock il of the most exquisite workman.
snip and superior material, being roade under nv
trade. AN Ae'~A-
Visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do well to
attend, a. this 10 rare opportunity, and probably
meyer again will such chance present itself
Germs at saie JOSEPH II. COLQUITT.
Sale conducted by LARUs & SHINE, Aucts
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SENTENCE CoMMUTED-A U. g. seaman. n.msd
Hazard, last week convicted by q court M srtal
board the North Carolina of threatening to kili
midshipman Miller and sentenced to the psnitentia.
~ of tho District Of Columbia for life The
however. has commuted the sentence to two and {
half years.
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PERSONA.

MARIA MALATESTER This woman
the public this city as being in destitute crcum
stances by begging from the citizens She has
husband, whom she has left. and who is able and
willing to provide for her. The public are cautioned
against her She has teeth, and 10 at this time en-
ciente This notice is published by her brotherr law
oc 10-d1mx PHILIP DERVOTTO.
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BY TAYLOR g WILL
TAYLOR { WILLIAMS. Auc
BY ALkX- MOTT
MEDICAL LIBRARY AT Aucrro,

NJ EiuCAL LIBRARY AT AUCTION
:. II WIN be sold on TUESDAY next. mn insf
= ~ 81 my store he entire Library Of
sxsensye and valuable Medical Library ever sffsrsS
The WORKS viii be ready for exaninstson. On Nor.
The attention of the Medical F.cn,tv ..s.h.
pubic generally t. respectfuily reouested 80
soc = ALEX MOTT aue<
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
Il SAND DOLLARS.-RICHMONDA AND DAN
WILLIE RAILROAD COMPANY.-Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars mortgaged Bonds of the
Richmond and Danvills Railroad Company are now
offered for sale, made redeemable in FIVE years from
the date thereof and the interest payable seminar.
nuslly at the Office of the company in Richmond
This amount being obtainsd, the rosG will be com.
Persons desiring to invest may apply either at the
office of the Company; to v. Witcher President; to
James Brown, Jr., or Robt. III Msury.
jy 7s-6md P. VAN DEIJRS(lN Tres zprar
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GONE AND BE CONvINCED.-If you
~ wisb to bny good Clothing 1t low prices. the
gisee 70 supply yoarseifis At LEvY'a 6ien Of the
REQ Cost-new H you don't get good ClotEipe Won
nsys youessM 70 blame. for 1t IL we'll knovn fsct
that Levy sell no goods but of HE own racurs
snd his prices are % very low that person vim lin
ttsa means can purchase . good ssrmenf Al an ~
cssaingy low price, A. LEVY, 50 Main Ct
% ~ Ht2n Of thu Rad
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MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

N1 AND FARM NEAR THE CITY FOR RENT.
We are authorised to rent TO a good tenant for a
term Of years, the Farm of JudssP. v Daniel stu
ated about half mile north of the city limits on
the Meadow Bridges Road: This is unquestionably
of the most delightful residences and eligible
farms for its size in the State. 1t has been no.
ted for it's unvaryng and entire healthfulnesa aud
the abundant and pure springs of water. 1t contains
nearly 100 acres of land of which about so clear
ed and have been well cultivated and literally ferti.
ized with guano, lime, ashes and other manures 1t
affords every facility for dairy and market garden
whilst residence it is at very secluded and
very convenient to every part of the city. The
buiidD consist of large brick dwelling house con.
tanning eight rooms and cellar; kitchen and s-T-
wants houses containing five rooms and two garIets;
stable, carriage house, barn, cow house and hsy
house, tnew and nearly new,) and a brick spring
house or dairy. crop of wheat has just been sowed
with guano and there are on the premises the corn
and hay crops Of this year. which, with the stock,
farming utensils and household and Kitchen furni.
ture. will be sold at auction on the premises in a
short time after the premises shall have been rented
The terms of the lease can be learned on applica-
ton to the subscribers and to tenant who will take
good care of the property will be made very accom-
modating.
Any further info -mation can be obtained of p v.
Daniel Jr Of this city or by actual inspection of the
premises.
oc 12-4t GODDIN l. APPERSON
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DOR SALE.-On account of mi health.

X SAs 06A<A/' vi dCCOuUt VI Ill uc6ltu,
l. the proprietor proposes to sell ON very accem-
modating terms the extensive and well known estsb
lish .nent called the NORFOLK IRON WORKS. as
it now stands being well located opposite the Gus
House in this city. and in good working condi-
ton The principal tools consist Of five coed Lathes
one large Drill Press, Serew-cutting Machines Boiler
Shears. Punching and Bending Machines &C. The
Smith Shop is worked BY fan bls.t. A medium size
Iron and Brass Foundry 10 attached and in good work
ing condition with about as tons new moulding send
on hand; large quantity # TASKS, NC. The quantity
of patterns for jobbing il large having been collect
ing for many years. The buildings are ample, new
and of good materials. The machinery is worked by
superior four horse power engine reqpiring an ex-
Pendtore Of not more than 81 per day for fuel The
lishment will be kept in operation tilt sold and long
enough thereafter to complete orders In hand.
If not disposed of private sale before the 18th of
October, these works will be sold at Auction on the
18th of that month rare chance is offered for
profitable and safe investment a. business of every
kind Is increasins, and several important works Of
internal improvements about to be completed. to
the great advantage of this cty and the establish
ment has been doing good business.
For further particulars inquire of the proprietor,
who will give all necessary information
NELSON COREY.
w. Is. SoREY Auct. se4-1aWfd~
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
HIGHLY IMPORT
GREAT BATTLE IN THE CRIMEA.
Terrible Slaughter !
DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANSt
REFUSAL OF PRINCE MENscHIKoFF TO
SURRENDER
LIVERPOOL MARKrTs Nc
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, &c.

NV YonK. Oct. 16.-The steamer Baltic has ar.
rived with Liverpool dates to Oct T. She brings
highly important news from the seat of war.
great battle had occurred 10 the Crimea, re.
sui'ing 10 the utter humiliation of the Russians
under Prince Menschikof.
The loss of life Is almost Incredible Ten ships
OF war were sunk. sebastopol had fallen and the
city was In flames. The French and English had
tn thousand killed, and the Russians eighteen
thousand. Twenty-Five thousand Russians were
taken prisoners
The allies stermed the Russian entrenchmert
after four hours hard lighting, and finally drove
them within the walls of the city
Menschikcf. however, refused to surrender with
his shattered forces, and at last accounts st held
the city.
COMMERCIAL Rws
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Cotton has advanced Sd
Fiour-Western Canal 3ls, Ohio 34s Corn-whiie
aud yellow, 39s.
Consols 95 to 95 SO
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CITRON.-25 boxes fresh Citron lust re-
~ ceived and for sale by
ocl7 LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX
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DOSTAGE STAMP E-Citizens and
4 strangers desiring Postage Stamps, can obtain
them at the new Bookstore, Kent Square.
VIM. A. BUFFERS. fT Main It
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
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BIZ GoDDiN { APPERs0N.
FARM AND GRIST AND SAW MTrIs

ON The DANvTLLE RAILROAD NINE
MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND. FoR
S :. EATAUCIIoN-WilI be sold1 tuesday,
the 18th day OF October. 1854. upon - IRE n,isrr
ncins at u O'Clock, M, the farm In the conn
. , Of Chesssafield on the Dasye Railroad. nine
parcy Ct Mr.. w g. Waring The tract contain nj iss
scrss about 20 in woods mostly pine--the balance
cleared and in good condition for improvement The
dwsng contains FIVE rooms; the usual and necessary
The Mil. formerly known a. "Fore,s, contains ona
par stones one circular and one upright saw and
mes inmediateiy on the railroad. The Saw Min Is
now dong good business, and to an enterprisins
man offers great advantages salusble body Of
timber land, qu'e near to il, can be purchased at
fair price and the plank. when sawed can be irnme
diately sent to the Richmond market and thus find
. ready sale at fair prices
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
se2-zawtds GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts
f.S-At the same time and place, will be sold 2e0
s %a Of yaluable Timhered land near the above
farm, and lying Immediately on the Danyilie Rail
road The Timber on the land in iustI7 regardel ~
among the most valuable in that section Of counfrv
and being only miles from the city Of Richmond
ohe great attractions to those disposed to engage in
the Lumber or Wood business. Terms at sals
Oc u GODDIN AppEeonN
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By ELIAS RILF. No los Main 1t.

I'm THIS EVENING, at z O'Clock. I
shall offer at auction large assortment of Staple
and Fancy Goods consisting In part follows vixE
Gold and Silver Watches
Geld Jewelry of every description 81
silver and plated ware; Clocks Of all kinds
300 dog white and colored spool cotton
1900 gro Buttons, assorted Kinds
us - Lead Pencils, assorted kinds
$50 doZ Knives Scissors and Rszors
500 !" Porte Mopaies and Purses
$50 . Han, Teeth, Nail and Lather Brushes
IS " plated Sewing Birds
40 assorted Combs
IT'S fancy Bexes, large assortment
2450 !" fancy Soaps, 40 different kinds
Also, large assortment of blank books psper q.
veopes, steel pens, waters, double barrel guns no.
tent balances spoons, coffee mills hammsrE togeth.
er with crest variety OF goods too numerousf 10
warranted - represented. City and country msr-
chants respectfully invited to attend the SALE a.
the goods will positively be sold to close consign-
ments. ELIAS HALE,
log Main It..
Every article warranted as represented
Additions can be received
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A LMONDS.-25 bags and trails soft shell
"A Almonds just received and for sale by
&C II LOUIS ]. BOSSIEIX
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NEW YORK MARKE rs, Oct 16.
Flour. Wheat and Corn firm, and prices steadi-
IL maintained.
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FOR SALE OR RENTAL elegant new
Il tenement on Grace street, between 4th and 5th
streets The house is built in the most superior man.
ner, and is furnished with every modern convent.
ence. Terms of sale very accommodating
Unless 1t is sold shortly, it will be rented to good
tenant. For terms sppy to
&C I2-6t GODDIN APPERSON
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BY LARGS { SHINE.

pERUVIAN GUANO FOR SALE AT
= AUCTION-Will be sold at public auction ON
at our storehsuse on Gary street. between 18th and
Virginia streets for account of whom it may concern
about 10 tons of No Peruvian Ouano in lots to sut
purchasers. SCHAER. KOHLER co
Sale conducted by LARus L SHINE, Aucts.
oc 16