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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-11
AUCTION sALEa.
WTDxE DzHs
By Goddin 8 Apperson-
TyRUSTEE,s SALE on aouApp.

TvKUSTEE'SS SALE OF GQUARr M !,
= INTuE PLAN or WOODvlLOE. m nTp =,
LOT In The CITY on RiGH MoNpa. ooSMVe nTT
SOUTH SIDE nFOANAL. BeTWEEN FIRST AM,
FOUSHEE sfkeE1S.-As trustee m s csrtSin
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court and II, Hen.
rico County Court shall. in execution Of the ssid
trust, proceed 10 SELL ae public auction on the pre-
Mises. respectivey. on MONDAY, the iSth dey a
March, 1889. commencing at 10 O'Clock, NJ, Square
no g located IL the plan OF Woodvilie near the
m1st beautiful Land; and at O'Clock, +. M. the
lot II the city OF Richmond located a. above. viii
joins the residence OF Mr. steele The decd reanires
each sale but it is probable that ct the hour Of
sale an arrsngement may be made to give reasoua-
pc credit The title il believed to be perfect Inf
the trustee will convey with the usual special war
ranty. The taxes for 1863 to be paid by the mr.
cnasers. JA6 APPERSON
mn 8 Truefaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-11
NEW BRICK TENEMENT ON CHA,

Ls NEAR GRAHAM STREET, AT AUCTION
We will sell upon the premises. on MON DAY, the
I4th inst. commencing at AZ o'clock 2 NJ, newly
erected Brick Tenement. on the south side of Clay
beyond Graham street, and opposite the residences
convenient and we'll arranged, with The usual ecu
veuiences, and well of good water upon the pre-
misses. The lot fronts on Clay street 33 feet and
runs back $50 feet
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 6 and IL mos,
for negotiable notes, with interest added and secur
ed BY a trust deed.
mh2 JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
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COHHl5SiOneF.
JAS III TAYLOR q SUN. Aucts. NH
A II n M

NEVEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,
~ on Gath and 18th streets. Union Hill at Auction.
Will be sold, upon the premises. on TUESDAY
the 18th day of March commencing at 4 O'Clock.
M, SEVEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
three on 2ith and four on 25th streets Persons
wishing to purchase Lots for Building purposes. in
very genieel neishborheod. would do we'll to at
tend this SALE The Lots front each 50 feet and run
back l25 feet to an alley IA feet wide
TERMS: a cash. the balance at A, g and IL months
for negotiable notes. with interest added and Sc.
cured by q trust deed
mil JAS NJ TAYLOR IONS. Auct,rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-11

NhEsH Notwithstanding this day,
per steamer. 10 doz cans fresh Peaches. Is doz
cans fresh strawb rrits. l2 doz cans fresh Tomat
toes, 90 c. can, fresh Piue Apples, all being in
superior quality and suitable for family use; for
SAFE low at A ANTONPS,
mn Next door Exchange Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-11
DICHMOND SODA w A T e r AND

{CHMOND SODA w A I Z K AND
IL BOTTLING ESTABLISH MENT is now IN full
orce, with its double set of SELF-ACriNG GEN
ORATORS The subscriber wishes TO return his
siucere thanks to his friends and customers in the
city and country at large for che patronage receiv
ed tor his in th business and hopes bF strict
attentirn and straight forward dealings with his
customers. TO merit continuance OF their future
favor5. FRANCIS DuSCH.
N B-The subscriber would most respectfully
call the attention of his customers III the city OF
Richmond To the tact that he has in his mpioyment
all tbs hands who have been in the employment OF
VI, Mccormack, some of them for the last Sven or
ri2 hit years, and who now com petent to Put up
the BEST article of SODA w ATER. &c, that cannot
oe surpassed which is well known from the fact Of
haviag received Diploma at the late State Fair
aeld in this city, where th Jse in my employment
had not only to compete with my antagonists III
Richmond, but with other cities. | have also in my
employm. Mt competent and duriful Drivers who
will always endeavor to give sattacton to the Gus
toners in general.
would also I'll the attention of my customers
in the city and country to having superior article
If CREAM ALE, which am selling on the most
reasonable terms. and will warrant to give salts
faction or no charge.
NH FIT FDUsCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19
CLOTHING! OLOTHING!! CLOTHING!! II!
NJ GUGGENHEIMER

TTAs returned Northern cities and daily receiving
Ill very large and fashionable stock Of ALL AND VIM
TER CLOTHING, which In beauty style and quality un-
very respectfully requests and invites the public
general and his friends to examine his stock before purchas
ng lie will hold out great inducements cash and
prompt aging customersfor Others he has
peence taught him 70 act decidedly In restricting credit
Vests Over Goats, Drednough s, hs too
TO mention.
He also has an assortment Of sEAl.Ess UIOrHINa the
greatest invention Of The and only
Company In the United states In New York Tho public
ved TO call and dexamne them Il w doabes puzzle
body. ss.,ER .slH.1s4 80
such Socks Ties Cvat Net Shirts and Drswer Gloves
Trunks Umbrelss CsrpstBass cc BE returns thanks foi
past hyor and invites everybody 70 call ON him.
N B-Country Merchants would do well to cal on him be-
fore going farther Ess - he prePared M ths who'a osde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

THE AYRSHIRE EXPRESS says: when wo re-
collect how tho Rev. John Hume was driven out
of his pulpit in the Church OF Scotland for writing
a tragedy We read with astonishment the follow
ing announcement in q Scotch contemporary -
Sacred Tragedy. On Tuesday, the Rev. Mr..
Waddcl Of Girvan, read from his own pulpit u
poetioal tragedy. Of which he 10 the author emit
tied King Saul, illustrating the power ot madness
superstition and jealousy combined II isaf Ave
DOT tragedy, adhering throughout to the narrative
as it appears in Holy Writ, and containing on ey-
cry page delineations ofoharacter, and ano dra
matte, which would not disgrace the pen Of the
greatest dramaiists.'"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19
To TILE PIRLIC.

again appearing before the public soliciting their favor
do most earncsl, and gratefully acknowledge this long
use ever. effort IN power 10 make the s
worthy Of their confidence.
With el facilities department Of the business
with The determination to Keep the hnst and best goods
niacurc together with the latest and fashionable
and due attention Ia all The details of business
warrnnt, in saying that offer better ri, les oi cloiIg
and at lower prices than any house ia the trade.
My arrangements will l thoroughly complete that shall
he able 10 iur al ten day u the latest
styles, aud VIII guarantee Ia every person who will
fa,u with their custom.
CHARLES j. EAISE
Successor la Glass n Rnnc.
dcc2 Main Street, Iynchburg, virginia
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RI II II nj s.

X,pcJNI 10 published daily nt % aud Tri-Wtck nj
lho nnnm in advance and Weekly al o. invariably III adj
10 'l ,,rrwise $350 will be charged III all cases \" paper
'n sntnucd except At the option oi I'll" frorf''" oh
WIZ :, ,r,.nrue,s shah have been paid = .
Ill All are inserted for 80 cents square ot
Ap ., las for inscrtiOn and BIN cents "r ench
unless Ordered dc I ,r % " r
cents ,,;nn. be not marked the MSs Will be published
bcf oi ~, ~ put and charged accordingly.
III os's'' THE YEARLY RATES ARE: al,
For sluaIe "Ai,. III, ................. ~
For Two SQUIRE, -. ,.,...ty ...........,........ IS
ror mo squares tri-werAl! a. & .,.,: ri n sne
cisl contract a.; m b limited 10 their immediate bu
s3 ,n. 4.melts charged for transient rates
rts " IN new appear in the dali. ah3 r~eck
yee notices which exceed eight lines arc charged
.,.'.,bly for the excess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19
Latest Styles for Fall 4 Winter at
j. B. EDWARDS s. CO.'S,
No. ~ Main street.

WE ready to show To customers and The public
w generally splendid assortment Of hnc CLOTHS CAS-
SlMEts AND EST which will be made In tho beat
and short notice TO order and trimmed with the best OF
irlmmnga FURNISHING GOODS, and the best bunity OF
READYMADE CLOTHING, which We will sell at small per
gW- Three four hands wanted Immediately Steady
work and good prices paid. - ~
oct j.. ID. EDWARDS G co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19
LYNennrEG, December 1s, ls:9.
A GARD

/ HAVE this day sold la Mr.. Charles J. Eane my entire
tcrcst in the concerns Of Glass Raine and l.. H. elias
nnd al persons la ing claims against the said viii
present them I" Mr Gunr Tor payment and all debts due the
SAID concerns Will he paid o hun
In retiring frm The business beg leave to tender 10
friends and the public thanks patronage long
extended To and respectful, recommend Mr. Ealnc
continued la,ors. ROBERT n, GLASS,
LNNcnBu December 1-t, 1859.
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Asn0n4u1F 4 8 o@0f1VRs g K Pf 8 yS1S r. '4'''
. d. II. BLISS,
Nou32 Main St.. LYnQhhuyg, Va, s

" EEPs constantly Aspd soeaa ,Ssrssi ss;S & .ss
!. ~ ~ 100 upou te rcaso4al1S teRnA
NJ hsyins had peca sxRe1snae = the - e Yseere
ensire ssascsoa p h: eastosss h tAs seaeca q asss
u's9 order: :is m sSs country psOnp and fAuB sssdsd ~
sent 91-dts. =. 49, ,,a.-5- F.. ts-sa, ...f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

Hran RATE OF TAxATIoN.-The rate of taxation
in San Francisco is 50 10 on each 500 of real OF
tate aud personal property valuation. The New
York rate is 81 70 on the same amount
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
JOHN II. DAVIS &c Co,
lO2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
gtanlA and Fancy DrV (yOOAS.

Stapi6 ana 4 anCy DTy UOOaSs
XxTE pleasure In announcing 70 ends and the pub
w lie generally that We have 10 store large and wei
selected stock Of FOREIGN AND OMEST1C DRY GOODS
10 which very respectfully invite their attention;
Plain Black and Figured Siks
Rich Gro Do Case,
Two-F -Flounccd SIX Robes,
Extra Rich Two Flounced Coored siik Robes,
Paris Printed Mouslin Robes,
Rich Paris Chintz Printed MouslluA
poplins, vnenttns, Plain and Bayadcre,
Plain and Printed French Merinoe,
Black French Merinos,
" Mouslins, Bombaxne and Alpaoas
With large stock Of Embroideries
Cambria, Muslin and Valencine Sets,
Cambria and Muslin Collars,
Valencine and Lace Collars,
Handkerchief, DC,
With large stock OF GeulemsRs Ware
Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings,
81 and "a Full Cloth
Bheepa, Grey Sattnets, LinseyA, &C.,
Bleach and bro. Sheeng, 81 1914 and l24,
Bleach and Bro. Sheeting, rs and -,
Cotton Osnaburgs 81 and a.,
Bed Blankets white and colored Servants Blankets
with large stock of House Furnishing Goods:
Window Shades Cornices Table and Piano Covers,
Carpetlng, Rugs, Mats, Floor Oil Cloth,
Crumb Cloths Druggets, &c, &c.
Call examine for yourselves before purchasing
at loot 8dActs1 JOHN r. DAVIS cos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

HAVE this day purchased of Mr. H. H. Glass hs entire
lertst in the late of Glass kainc and L. H. Glass,
and the business will hereafter be conducted IN
style Of CHARLES j. RAiNF. An parsons having claims
against either will pleas" present them pay
ment aud all debts due The will he collected by
CHARLES J. GAlNE.
1Drc,Jn Ia
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IL L
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analysis oi the waters OF The celebrated sezcr
spring Germany! in most Convenient and portable FORM
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Medical and Discerning Public as the MOST
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So line Aperi lent
in use being entitled 10 special preference The many
Mineral Spring waters seidz Powders and other similar a
from its comIactness ana geai ehcae! III may DC
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Habits Inyads aud Convacscents Captains Of Vessels and
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IN Torpid State Of the Lirer renders great service in
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H success in cases Of rdre Ladigestion Natburn and
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Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

,,or ,ppIyED-We have just received superior lot1oi
,;,ar Flour, put up In quarter SACKS {" 20
All IL me.h,nt ~ SOLOMON X MrsSEKs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

How TO CHoosE IIUNTER.-"The choice OF
huntcr must he proceeded with before we
mence to ride him. l approve of a rule strictly
adhered 20 by q master of fox hounds for many
years-a patron of the turf. and as good prncti-
cal Judge Of Il horses ehapes and action as can be
found. This gentleman performed feat Of horse
manship, never exceeded for brilliancy Of action
and genuine pluck So much 80, that whenever
the of Nimrod pay their devotions to the rosy
god' and the toast goes round to the honor Of the
clever and the gallant the respected name Of
John Courtney and 'Whitelion.' will ascend
with the 'cheor Of cheers After brilliant day
with the Kilkenny hounds. and while the sooth
ing Juice Of the grape circled the festive board,
mid toast, and song, and jocund mirth,' conver
sation turned upon horses and their performance,
when the table feat Of noble Marquis, some
years ago. was introduced the acme of all that
embraced pluck in man and cleverness in hun
tor. And it being mooted that that feat would
never again be accomplished, the southern squire
ordered his gallant grey to the fore, mounting
him outside the Kilkenny Club house. lie rode
up the steps of granite. thence to a tagged hail.
up two flights Of stairs, into the dining room and
back and forioard over the tabe-glasses. lights
decanters, and all-without as much rs displaciDg
a single raison almond. 'Iluzza for auld Ire
land after ALL for love, war, whiskey, or devment
we lick everything but Yankees tongue, cried
the elated groom Of the squire, pattng the gal
liant horse mono the worse for his performance, he
led him tr rest "--7he Horse and his Master,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

INFLUENCE OF BooKs.-An illustration of those
who are fearful Of the bad influence of books is
furnished in tho case of an English missionary,
who. had the Bible printed for his people, but
omitted the Book of Kings" least tho wars there
in recorded should increase their inclination to
fight, which he thought was altogether too preva-
lent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19
no Tomo Of Florence Nightingale and of
Kohlo

THE HoME OF kEnLE, THE CHRISTIAN PoET.-
In tho afternoon of ono Of tho Inst days of October
wo proposed to take in rido the homo OF one
of the purest singers of our time, kebo tho we'll
known author Of the Christian Year the creed of
tho Christian mind 30 precious 10 those who have
iclt much and had some Christian experience.
koble was living few miles from Ramsey, in
small village AWAY from the word--or at lcast tho
city world Tor his circle Of friends and hearers is
large, and composed chiefly Of tho high born and
tho cultivated.
Az we camc in sight Of tho church and Of tho
rectory close by, several of his touching lines oamo
back to our memory; this was indeed tho fit spot
to have inspired them or to have hear them frat.
The church ism small and low cdlice partly Goth
ic in its nrchtecture il is built in tho shape Of
cross and its walls. covered with old ivy, seems 10
have stood tho storms Of many and many genera
tions. We went through the church-yurd and on
tered the church. At once thero could be rccognis
oil in the spirit of him who ivos and rules there:
strictly simple, almost austnro in its absence OF
decorations; tho fnc cnrving at the head OF tho
pews and on tho front was, however quito in 40
cordance with the beauty, 80 chaste and so dcepot
keblo's poetry. Wo lett the ediAco, and passing
again through the churoh-yard we had only to push
n small gate without any latch to iiud ourselves on
the lawn in front of tho cottage; and there again
nll was u III surrounding for tho poot.
Tux HOME or FLORENCE NiGnTiNoALE.--Four
miles from tho home Of kcble stands that Of one
who then was but very young and much envied
heress, but who since has come before the world
in the beauty Of holy life and of the most unset
fish charity-Florence Nightingale.
Many hundred acres belong to Miss Nightingale
and her grounds arc among tho most beautiful Of
that region. From the lodge wc drove to the house
on wide and perfect carriage rond, rs You fnd on
ly in tho domains Of English mobiles, bordored or
ench sido by hundred feet thick moro Of tall Ia
burnums in full bloom, and whose profusion of pur
plo and pink bloss 'ms appeared to very beauti-
iul indeed.
Tho house, n fine construction with Doric IA
cadc is built on Tint rnlc-buff stono peculiar TO
England: it stands on high ground and commands
IL vory extensive view. From the wide poitico you
could soc the valley below with it's rivers winding
through tho meadows. the massive imposing look
ing old church. tho graceful cottages, and tho cat
tie peacefully enjoying the autumn grass. II wasa
lovely scone, and ono which fixed itself on our me-
mory. there ever to rsmain.-Ecangeiist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

FENlE coparinorshir heretofore existing under the sly
firm oi Glass Raine this day disso, cal by mutual
sent Mr. Rnue retircs from the An persons
claims against the irm Will please present them to Mr. Glass
payment and all persons Indebted 10 will pay
memt To him. OF his authorized agents.
l.. II. GLASS,
OCToRKR eth, lS5g. CllAS. j. RAlNE
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BRYAN AkERS,
aurtionepr and Commission Merchant,
w ASllIN TON llOU 5 l.,
LYNcHBURG. VA.
CABELL H o U s E,
No, lA2 Main Street, LynChDurS, va
RORABACK Proprietor.
-

I RORABACK, ProPTtetor
JOHN 8. KYLE, Manager.
TING .aye 10 announce To their and the public gcncr
ally that IIolsE is now open II has h'i "A-
ens, furnished and will be conducted by the present E"
nreor upon approved style, in n RESPECTS The
location has conceded to be the best In the city, beng IN
The centre business, Main Street. within IL" minutes
walk of the Depot, Warehouses Banks, &c.
polite and gentlemany clerks ready! prompt ana hcn
ty. visitors this House ma, rest as
aure that will be cared for In that style That "i
give general satisfaction The Proprietor and Manager pledges
will spare pains expenses III eidtr
ing To all visit House. From our friends and
' i ISAAC EoRABACK, Proprietor
..n osdiv JOHN ). KYLE, Manager.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

XxTILKS Celebrated Snow Ball Irish Potatoes hand and
w for sale al dec 9-ts BOLOM0N a MUSSER
TpUCKWHEAT FLOUR.-A very superior article in
ID and for sale by Ino, 8-dts] N. HoLLINS co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

CoMMITTEEs OF SAFETY.-The Charleston Is.
C.) Mercury notices, from all parts of the South,
unmistakable evidence Of the excitement OF tho
people against Northern Abolition emissaries.-
Persons are seized, and sometimes rudely exam
med sometimes warned to be of, and sometimes
treated with great violence. The Mercury thinks
there is danger that injustice will be done to IN
nocent individuals by these irresponsible and dis
organized bodies who seeking to secure the
safety of the people of the South. The Mercury
suggests that the object they have in view may be
better carried outby regular system Of organiza-
ton. Let q committee ofsafety," says the Msr-
curry, be formed in every district or parish Of
the South, compased off tho older aud more discrss
men, for the purpose Of judging all suspicious per-
bended. @ ID oommittsss Of vigilance. to oons;st t Of
young men.should be formed throughout the coun.
ties and parishes Of the South" F.... IT,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19
JOHN +. HAWKINS,
D.nnriefOr of the CITY Hotel

INTENDED moving to his plantation tins FAIL bu crculn
al which time his will expire He is thankful 10 th ,,,i
zens of ncburg and the travelling community Tor icr no
era patronage and soicts continuation Of ihe SANE lie
pgs keep house that shall not be second !" any
In The civ Persons wanting good family single rooms ean
be furnished lie prepared TO accommodate all That may
come and that with the best the market affords.
l-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

STRANGE ARRIVAL FROM SEBAsrAroL.--The ship
Friends CAPTAIN Turner arrived in port. from Sc
bastopol, after n run ofS4 days, oncounterng very
heavy weather, which had the Ofleot greatly pro-
longing the voyage. Sho brings l80 pieces of
cannon (.ome OF which weigh five tons) and 237
tons of bones. We learn from the captain thai
the town and fortress Of Sebastopol yot bear num-
crous indications Of tho lato dreadful struggles.
In the harbor, where II mon-or war and other YES
sells were sunk, the American exploring company
nro busily engaged in raising tho Rus
sian fleet. Three hundred men arc employed dai-
y by that company, and they have up to the pres
ent timo raised 80 Of tho II. Tho largest Of the
ships they are blowing to pieces, and the entrance
to the har5or il now made quito navigable again.
In tho town itself little has been dono in tho way
Of restoring tho dilapdnted and shattered ruins
of tho once fine aud noble mansions, hospitals, and
it is doubtful whether anything ever will be done
mt least before tho lapse of another generation.
The only thing accom- plished 10 the reconstruction
Of few churches and the putting into good coDdi-
ton tho various graveyards tanning the remains
Of those who foil in that memorable campagn.-
Tho Malakoff 10 q complete ruin marvellous even
in its desolation. Both here and nt lnkermann the
ground is still strewn with bullets and corps Of
Jews, who have contracted with the Russian Gov
ernment for permission 10 collect scattered debris
Of this kind. may bc seen daily with hooks and
ranks turning upon the earth for their leaden
treasure In consideration of their privilege, tho
Government is paid II percentage ON what is rocov-
ercd With the money realized in this way it 10 in
tended to build church, Mt place where the gro
ntcr portion Of their soldiers are buried just close
to lnkcrman. In Sebastopol the hospitals once Of
great magnitude, aro now altogether in ruins. or
partly occupied by some poor families, who
have made them wcathcr-proof. Tho principal
portion of the residents OF Sehastopol consisted Of
those sunken vessels. Tn re are u few, however
scattered about he outskirts oftho city Eastern
Counties Herald.