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"JEFFERsON DAvIs."-How like the
bloody French %reyolutionists the northern
people persist in conveying their Immature
towards Mr.. DAVIS in their manner OF
printing and speaking even his name. The
French revolutionists would never allude
to LOUIS by any title of even common re-
spect. Capet"-"Ca nothing but
:" Capet." There is close resemblance
between the prosecutors of LOUIS and those
Of Mr.. DAVIS. They can say nothing kind,
nothing considerate of him, lest it might
be inferred that they have relcnted, which
they have motor do not desire him to be
hanged, which they do. The Executive,
however, treats the illustrious prisoner with
q little better spirit, under the new COM
mander at Fortress Monroe. It was just
announced on Saturday by telegraph that
he had been removed from his cease
mates (" to commodious apartments in Car
roll Hall. Whether he has been removed
to Carroll Hall or not, he has not been in
the /" classmates :, for many months. Very
much to the regret Of his bitter persecu-
tors he was removed from them a long
time SINCE IaaI = .oi. fa.f
One might think that occasionally there
would force itself upon these people,
through some little generous veins in their
bodies (if they have any, a feeling of sym.
pathy, and at least some little respect,
for Mr.. DAVIS on account Of his SER
vices to the United States-his shedding
his blood for the Union, and illustrating
her history by his courage and skill in bat.
tie. But if any u thinks SO, they make q
great mistake. Let us sooner look for tro.
pical fruit in Lapland. sa h2.aF aa'fa3 "A
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LSbppas Sha tbps JentssE che 1eld With H. !
strong arm, and Of course DETERMINATION
and asadty enough to make the mo Z.
Il. She will by that powerful arm prey
The water line and make ransport.sss
and trade hug the JancsRiv Y vs.sey Gown
To or through her " limits. wnss
.vs Richmond on the subject Of the trans
portation thus brought to her doorsf Do
=. her merchants feel that they can stop
L. nsre-that It VIII md here purchasers
and shippers-and thst we have facilities
here for convenient and cheap shipment OF
all the produce that may come here-nay,
for the entire products Of the South, could
they b delivered heres We know that
they do feel and know all this. If Rich.
mond cannot stop produce In its transit
through Virginia, then no other town with
in the State can. But If Richmond is
sNoided-if no transportation comes thither
then she can't stop any. Now, while we
are discussing this subject, the two rail-
roads from Lynchburg-the Orange and
Alexandra on the north, and the South
side on the South-are diverting all the
southwestern trade from u city. The
Southside, We learn, has three trains per
day carrying cotton destined for New
York.
Gentlemen! gentlemen of Richmond
this will not do. Rise up like men and as
sert your right and determination to share
In the vast trade which is running away
from us like water down hill! Resolve to
avail yourselves Of all the benefits you
have in distance and in advantages of all
kinds with which nature has so bountifully
blessed Richmond. Delay may be fatal
It may, indeed, be now or never!
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SPECIE PAYMENTs.-The New York
Times, noticing the rumor about Mr.
MCCULLoCH's intention to urge an early
return to specie payments, says there is
no foundation for it, and that neither in
the Presidents message nor in the report
of the Secretary of the Treasury will the
idea be suggested. The Times remarks,
and very wisely, that We may more reason
ably look for an increase of National
Banks than a more rapid reduction of
greenbacks than four millions per month,
the amount authorized by an act of the
last Congress. #"" @.3
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eprOrAL NOTTCKR

re DIRECT PARIS Mt09IA1t0N.-H0w
oyS1sd ASsSn SzA1biio5 fof 5o5sw 3Ays on u
EetTcH { GRE eAAyts - eotnsr -
ana Main streets, Ne oslsbrated LOCOMOTIVE
ukRRTIYRR C0NPLBTE PLnAsURE T1AING,
coAgstins Of rIR1-rR0oP PQ1CELAlN PANT.
m IOC0MoTIyA CoTrBE rQ4. TENpnn, and
'CAR-FlRE GILT-ALL ON WHEELS, with CDPs
sndsAUeERs. DE0ANTERAnd CLASSIC, CIGAR.
HOLDER, etc., all complete. for the table or draw
Ing. room the same ~ thai presented. 70 Js6.
Davis; the finest piece Of parlor mechanism,
making the most delicious eefss In 3 few minutes.
Ladies are particularly requested to examine the
most exquisite specimens OF an, the celebrated
CRRAMIQUE FL0wIRs, the most psrfeeta and an.
fading reproduction Of Natures wonders. Also,
the latest modern invention, the ROTARY PAR.
LoR FREEZER, which freezes cream In three
minutes. wfrHorr icI. Ladies are especially In.
vitsd TO see the latest wonders Of Partisan Art. -
sL no 1e-St .eE4s.tt~ I@ 4JEl
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NJ DIRECT EUROPEAN IMPORTATION

M DIRECT EUROPEAN IMPORTATION
OF FINE WINES now open for inspection for .
few days only at FRENCH 4 CREESHAW'S store.
corner OF Ninth and Main streets-selections OF
the most celebrated wines, imported dtsctly in al
their purity and genuinsness, comprising LA ROSE,
~BRAuJoLAIS, GRIGNoLINO, VAL TlNELLA,
sTREvl, LA PRRLR. Also, the most delicious
MUSCAT wlNES-infnitely superior to Cham
payne for delicacy and bouquet. These wines
were selected with the greatest care with Q view 10
their excsllsncy and their adaptation for medici.
nal and communion purposes. ras
Physicians and ministers especially are respect
fully invited to test specimens Of these REALLY
GENUINE WINES atthe corner Of Ninth and Main
streets, where all information will be cheerfully
given. @.AsEr
N. B.-The cheapest wines for the quality. !.
... r. no lo-2t
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The FARMERS CoYvESTIoN.-Not agreat
many names Of farmers-members Of the
convention whichsis to be held tomorrow
were registered at the hotels. last night.
The main portion Of them, however, could
not be expected earlier than to-day. A
fair attendance is anticipated. laIq l&i
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...NovE,rBER -, 1868,
SnksSty-csnerai sulifage

1mtsSty-uenera 6u6fAga
<sporkpdblished on Saturday morn.
n this cify relative 70 . conference DO
zen the President and others on The sub.
jecs Of ) general amnesty " snd 'gener
raj suffrage " al Che South Of course at
sracted . good deal Of attention. What
reliance Is TO b placed upon the statement
We cannot say,
The c~orrespondent on whose authority
the statement b made does Q sivc y very
explicitly. Hs says that the conIslsu ~
was based upoa sAn effort now ,n,Ne ~
"leadins men Of oil parties 70 'n0uee the
"President, in consideration Of . genera
aampesty. 70 ipdace the people OF the
asor,h 80 .cccpt universal suffrage, with
.ons,oc.tiou either Of property or intelli-
rcnce.n What force attaches to the word
"induce,n so far as it applies to the south
arm pcople, we do not understand. Whe-
,ber Il means that the amnesty Is to be
conditional, and made to depend upon the
.cceptance Of universal suffrage" or that
the "amnesty" Is TO DO proclaimed, ac-
c~cmpanied by an appeal for the establish-
ment Of that suffrage, does mot appear.
The latter would be the most appropriate
way to "induce " the South, according to
our understanding Of the meaning Of the
word, such rs "to in1uence-to persuade
to prevail upon,n But northern people
have sometimes . different view Of it,
giving It somewhat more Of a compulsory
feature. For instance, they say to us of
the South: adopt the constitutional
"amendment-you had better, for peace
"sake-for If you don't, VIC will force it
SHOWN your throats." This is their mode
Of inducing, and would entirely accord with
the proclamation Of general amnesty upon
the condition that we submit to general suf-
frage.
without pretending to know, or even
undertaking to conjecture, anything as to
the views Of the President, we may say
this, that if he has any idea of declaring
an amnesty upon the condition of negro
suffrage, he will entirely ignore his. OWL
policy, in which he has stoutly maintained
that the southern States were inthe Union,
and the Federal Government had no right
to impose conditions before allowing them
to be represented in Congress. What but
a most fragrant violation would be a condi.
ton as to our future acts imposed in al
amnesty intended, as all such acts must
be, for offences Of the past? We do moi
believe Mr.. JOHNSON will do any such
thing, and Thus stultify himself. He may
if he proclaims an amnesty, make an ap.
peal for a qualified suffrage; for we do not
believe he is against it. But further than
that he will not likely take a single step.
Yet this statement is only one Of thou.
sands that emanate from Washington, and
to be taken with many grains Of salt. II
may be true, and It may not. .
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N ATTENTION. LADIEs.-we wish to in

ne ATTENTION, LADIES.-We wish to in
form the public that the firm OF 9. N. WALKER d
co. has succeeded r. C. STEPHENS as the agent
for the sale Of the celebrated GROVER 4 BA
KER SEWING MACHINE, which they offer to
the public at Baltimore prices. Wishing to keep
southern trade in the hands Of southern men, they
have opened an establishment at SCI Broad street,
Richmond, for all kinds Of MACHINE SEWING,
such as mantillas, closks, dresses, and all kinds Of
wearing apparel, at prices to suit the times. With
the instructions Of Mr.. Walker, any lady can and
will be proud Of a sewing machine which lessons
the hours Of toll. 6. N. WALKER & CO.,
no l6 52l Broad street, Richmond.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. ~Aactioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets,

VERY VALUABLE LOTS, ON THE
SOUTH SID OF MARSHALL BETWkEL
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, o SALE AT
AUCTION by request OF the trustees OF the Ger.
man Lutheran Church, we will sell at auction, On
the premises, on TUESDAY the 10Th November,
at 4io'clock p, NJ, those two beautiful LOTS 10.
Gated as above described, fronting together y fee'
on Msnhall street, and running back 80 feet 10 \
wide alley. t will be sub-dividei 10 suit biddeis.
These are justly regarded as smong the most desl.
rable lots IN the city for private residences being
very convenient to the churches and the business
portion Of the city, and should attract the attention
or those seeking such property.
GRUBBS < WILLIAMS,
3 M n Aucti0nesrs.
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p- DIR. A. s. McRAE HAS RESUMED

Me- DIR. A. s. McRAE HAS RESUMED
business at the stand recently occupied by MCRAB
& WISFRBE, with an entirely new stock Of pure
DRUGS and CHEMICALS, and respectfully solicits
a portion of the patronage of his friends and the
public generally. He has established his Office at
his store, where persons desiring his professional
services may find him until 10 o'clock at night;
after that hour he may be found at his residence on
Jackson street opposite the residence Of Hez.
Archer, Esq. II. b.
MANCHESTER, November IL, 1858. no l3-lw
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R BREEDEN & FOX are receiving THIS
DAY Saturday, November l7th,) -#Ii
ANOTHER LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FOREIGN
s.r DRESS GOODS.
which have been bought at the
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES
Of the present week at prices far below
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
Also, a large additional stock Of
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
to which they ask the attention Of WHOLESALE
and RETAIL BUYERS.
BREEDEN & FOX,
No. 401 Broad street,
corner Broad and Frourth streets.
no 17-0t ~
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TTORSES, BEEF AND STOCK CAT

III. TIE, HOGS, SHEEP, CROPS, 70, FOX
sALE.-Having determined 20 aband med farming,
except on = very reduced SCALE, ] will, on THURS
DAY the 22d instant, at my residence, near Lock
No. IL, on The canal, in Goochlsnd county, seilthe
principal portion OF my stock Of horses, cattle,
hogs, and sheep, some farming implements, ard :
set Of blacksmiths' tools, a portion OF the crops,
&c. Among the articles TO be sold are some excel.
lent work, riding, and harness horses several su.
perior colts, Of one, two, and three years old beef
and stock cattle, including work oxen, mitch cows,
a very superior young bull, brood sows aud ether
stock hogs, some fat mutton a spring wagon, &c.
TERMS: A credit OF six months will be given for
sums Of twenty dollars and upwards, on bonds,
with approved security, but cash sales are prefer.
red, and for such payments q liberal disCount VIII
be allowed. MARTIN JAMES.
A. NJ. HAMILTON, Auctioneer.
z. S.-If Thursday should be too inclement 20
proceed with the sale, 1t will go on the next suita.
BILE day. no l6-3t*
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BY Thomas w. Kcesee, Aucliouegr
for s. G. T. & Co.

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD Ann
KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO. &c IL
FOR SALE AT AUCTION. -IntendIng 70 dissoSn,i,
nue. housekeeping, will sell at auction, at nav re-.
DAY next, the 10Th instant commsnci Gn Nh :, IA
Rf f1SSH SfG FtsSir sti e. & @y a &C.. eoasi!Ins ia ID
l very, superior RosEwo0D-CA CASE PIANO,
Worcester make.
PARLoR FURNITURE:
MsH6dANY CHAIRS,
ROCKING CHAIRS, LARGE ARM CHAIRS.
CENTRE TABLE, FANCY TABLES,
sets. BRocAfEGIG CURTAINS, coRyrcB,
large S' eis sS,aR'SSigs Velvet CARPETS and RUGS.
large astMl. ZyH HSS BOOKCASE. but l.,,l.
HAT RACK, SC.
CHAMBER FURNITURE:
B~EDSTEADs, FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
W wzERkSsESs e ss sssy iggft sisiiIRs.
l handsome CHAMBER SET,
iCoTTAGE SET,
CRIB, CHILDREN's BEDS,
MATING, OIL CLOTH, &C, &c.
DINING ROOM:
/ EXTENSION TABLE, MAHOGANY;
l ~CELERETTE, REFRIGERATOR,
WATER COOLER,
FINE PLATED BUTTER.C00LER,
KNIVES and FORKS,
SPOONS, CASTORS,
TEA and DINNER SETS,
CHINA and GLASSWARE, &c, SC.
KITCHEN FURNITURE:
2 COOKING STOVES, POTS,
OVENS, IRONS, TABLES,
CHAIRS, TUBS, &c, sc.
FAMILY SUPPLIES:
BACON HAMS, Of very superior quality;
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, &c, &c.
JAMES 7. WILLIAMS.
TERMS or SALE: Sums OF Sl0o and over, sixty
days credi, for approved negotiable paper under
that amount. cash.
The PIANO will be sold on four months credit.
T. w. kEESEE,
Auctioneer for s. c. T. < Co.
The HOUSE is FOR RENT, and immediate pos
session given. Apply to
no lids JAMES 7. WILLIAMS.
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vi kIFbH. dVFIy 10
lids JAMES T. WILLIAMS.
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctidneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY yALUABLELITTLEF FARM.
CALLED SEVEN OAKS, OF TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES, NE sfe TREE HILL, FOR SALE At arc
TION.-We will sell at auction, on the premises,
on FRIDAY tue 23d November, At a O'clock p " =,
the very valuable little FARM OF Is ACRES,
calLsd Seven Oaks, near Tree Hill, and adjoining
Cafkin Kennedy formerly Robert Styll'sJ, Dr,
Banks, +. stsaFns, and others.
This place Is situated on or near the Osborne
turnpike, within less than two miles n the city,
and in full view. Its situation is beautiful. All
the buildings on the place have been burned.
A plat Of the land may be seen at our office.
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
M II AuCtiCneeTs.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auetioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
FRAMED TENEMENT

O MALL FRAMED TENEMENT
- AND VACANT LOT, ON MADDOX HILL, Fps
SAL At AUCTION will be sold at auction, on
the premises, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 2yth No.
yember, 1860, att o'clock 7. M, a small FRAMED
Barbara BerkeIy, adjoining the lots of cambridge
Jones and Mr.. 4. IA. Barnes. Also, a VACANT
LOT adjoining, having on II an excellent well.
Terms : One-half cash, balance al six months
for negotiable notes, interes. added, secured byA
80 HARRISON, GopDIy & %APPERsoN,
no is Auct!oneeTs.
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BALLARp HOUSE, November Is, lss

orr 81 BALLARD HOUSE, November 10. 1890.
Msssrs. Joseph Mayo, DR.. james Beak, q. A
/ Myers, TIE Ballard, and otaers .i2b !. o'
Gentlemen.-In reply 10 your favor just received,
allow me 10 return my most cordial and grateful
thanks, not only for this last mark Of Your esteem,
but for the very nsttering manner IN which the
publicof this city hare received me after so Ions
an Absence from their midst, Permit me to name
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 2lst, rs q 1T
ting time for the contamination Of your kind intsn.
tions, on which, occasion Flotow's opera o
this season and with . fsryent wish for tbs pros.
psrty Of Richmond and it inhabitants, to sub
Yours and the public's servant, isq .
pnl7-3t II. RICHI6GS,.
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LIME TEAS, Ac.-Three chests EX-
: is:;s. u Ss's SD 3. s sstc sxal1IIAbuassAo cor.
W.. !. B :! 6! s!::ii: 49,
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Tor NEW YORK.-ATLANTIC
EC0AsT MAIL ST k
C0MPANY.-The new and elegant ~1
side wheel steamship HATTERAS, NHNa@
ALRxAxDRR commander, will
MONDAY NIGHT, November 10, ct 10 o. o'clock.
Passengers will please be p%unctual TO that hour.
Fare, state-room and meals included, by this
line, $3.50. 100 are 80.
For freight or to secure tickets and state rooms,
having Accommodation unsurpassed, apply to
SAMUEL AYRES i CO.,
no l9-it 1870 Cary street.
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MARINE FOUNDRY FOR SALE
NI Not being able 10 give the proper attention to
the business, I offer for sale all the FIXTURES,
PATTERNS, PLAsKs. 30. OF the above establish
ment on accommodating terms.
The BRASS and IRON ~FOUNDRIES are both In
perfect working order, and although l have paid
but lite attention to Ii, has O fair run OF WORK. j
will lease or sell the premises. -.''a s.E'!el
With proper attention and but Q small cash
capital o profitable business may be done. +,
no lo-l0t IL TT A. 8. LEE, on the Dock.
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By Harrison, Goddin 3 Appsrson, AGetiones'''
Banksrs, Brokers, snd Real EslAts Assns.

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT
NAN Ss pL ~F4sEsSIfR i,E M EFf ssp 'TrxISTTa
ousst Of the PRECEDENT and directors Of the ritt 49,
srs Gstionat Bank. who sxpec. 10 remoys IN
sssty nav hsnktng.hoass ct the corner OF Ma
and fvslth streets early In January N
shall eel. 9 .~uetton, on ne gfspisss. OK n, The
prsssntBUILDiN0 used BY them, lees,sd 1920
snhisct 10 8 ground rent Of tses per snhsn 80,
taxes, with the prVvisc that a the sna o. .p ~ psy 20
he lessee valuation for the b1ildtns. LSs esr.
tion OF this property for commercial ana 49, .raasnd.
Poses Is regarded n AieQpsss ne psss \ ~ ssss hogr
ss ssis. bRt In the nssn time can % 's'
Tr.rs |: One. fourth cash balsnee ats,s, ni,s In
tsrest sddsA, occurred ~. uast te:d uvpsoy.
Auctonssrs'
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NEW SHOE sToRE.

~ N Anu BHUAU bTHEkTB
j Ihase son Hand Z superior stock Of ladies'
.aentlemen,s and children's and misses' SHOES
and BOOTS, and invite my friends and the public
to call and xaRins the styles, quality. and prices
r. 'N f:sI:: Ia cosesEss CATERS,
d d.si;.. :sI.s S SAtT MA5K5AS H sEGEs
dsnlsnsA,s STlTcHglC ONeREss CATERS,
Sissss'ooEGkESs a1fflRs,
Misses' SCHOOL SHOES . ii&s baA w2
s ssy:, IGFEsskmsHo ss4g,as
.l &C., .a,:si 80 = ..allse 1at ~ " vi a1x XIV
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~ e. e1al DIED. = yIil ~ ts
In Baltimore, at the Church Home and In6rlnary
On. Friday, 10th instsnt T.. wife Q
ageA sixty years. - 4t.A-t =
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SPECIAL NOTICES

J. Z. boGxk12s
81 ~GIssHAss TAJzos.
IAN ssgu.r .ssvsss Srar1s x.D 1rssu.
h-sspsnss, ana asr ssssaasn to h,s
FALL Aul WINTER STOCK. sos nIss wxAs.
Cloths. 0assimsrss, vsssings, Beavers, Business
Costins., 'WhitnsyL Msltons, Trieos, Pstsnhans.
Aaa chinshiflass d the lsseat importation, and Ger.
ta.nly Is choice In quality and style - ever Of
fsred. Zoo Is-sml il. DoHERrY.
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AUCTION SALEs-THIg DAY.
6ssf, zssass ssssss1s
-sswnsr Of Frsnlpin and Goyssncsassss.
u0usEHoEM Fu1k1runE At
werner md Fraaklin stsssts, fsnsrl assortment
w.trrr-
MAHOGANY,
CHAMBER.
PARLoR FURNITURE.
Consignments Of housekeeping articles received
until the morning o. 'Ai I, b. COOK, Auetionssr.
ADDITIONAL.
,u w.!l s +: ssSsd s. t .as . sSCks ;.l'' ''0as 10 'o-
nois-N 3. B. COOK, Auetisn.sr.
By Sampson Jones. Jr., 4 Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants. Mos
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE
Nv on MONDAY, 10th instant, commencing at
R ~ 4. y w;iisfk5!'s I 2sfa sqS ss. IL. 4. ,so snu on nsecs.
10 hogsheads PRIME MIDDLING BACON,
shosshsid. PRIME SHOULDER BACON.
W fLOOAs #NIte3yMN@HN.#E s#<t. aatEa@#
% barrels sgSAE,
% . Ssrss n SsooD's No. l FAMILY ROE HER.
50 boxes iGHKksg,
s barrels PuRE CIDER VINEGAR,
100 gross hs s1fai GTsoIIitEr SOAP.
Is chests SUPERIOR GREEN TEA,
s Sf boxes Man MaSsSPaefuRsD TOBACCO,
20 barrels SMOKING TOBACCO,
i, g Ssxs: SRAHASE5NpE G =
25 dozen BR00MS,
rs dozen BUCKETS ,
50 s cases PokT. sHEkiRY and other WINES.
no 1s-tds Aucticneers.
By Harrison, Godd!n & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
THE VERY VALUABLE FARM OF
Il EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, ON
NILES 4 East ~ kidHso Epkf Fdk SALE Tsk or
LEASE AT AUCTION by request Of Robert Y.
Morriss, Esq, we shall offer for sale ut auction. on
1896, at IL o'clock NJ, that truly. valuable Farm,
located as above, containing $50 acres, Of which
500 acres are best low grounds, which 1t is said
will yield from two to four tons Of timothy hay per
acre. The high lands are of superior quality, and
equal to the best market land so near Richmond.
The Duildlngs are ample TOT the piacs. Will De
ub-divlded into nine tracts OF about 100 acres each.
There is an orchard Of 1000 trees coming into full
which it is said will yield next season
perhaps 81, 900.
: TERMS One fourth cash, balance at one, two.
and three years, for bonds bea ring interest, Sc
cured by a trust deed. If no sale can be effected,
then the land will be rented out at auction In nine
lots, for q long term Of years, giving to the lessees
the privilege of erecting thereon suitable bnild-
ings, the same to be paid for by the lessor at the
end of the lease at their then valuation-thus Offer
ing great Inducements for farmers OF moderate
means and persons doing business In Richmond
to acquire q homestead In a most desirable part OF
the suburbs.
HARRISON, GODDIN L APPgRsON,
Auctioneers.
p. s. We arc authorized to offer at private sale
one of the finest and best located IRON. FRONT
on Main and Tenth streets, and a fine
BRICK RESIDENCE on Franklin street, In a most
Desirable neighborhood no 10
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e srxftsViSID., November is, isss.
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES no
ss,i sacs & FiI as sa;t ssi. 81 & 81 &: :T BssS:s, f 81 if L.
Spsiagnsid ahd Deep .run Coal Compsny. April
xSsssons 70 eea?as a THE pits os,N by lsttsr. I'd.
ssS--'aAsas t.9 knHsasIsy. AGENT.
|YHREE GROSS OOx,a 43nT.ATTNE.
= ~ ssssalsi 3 sy 4 q; 81 e.
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SHIPPING.

TOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
STEAMBOAT COMPANY SEMI -A.1
WEEKLY NE:-Leaves Richmond w-
timore every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. /. .
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain
THOMAS TRAygRs, will leave here At o'clock A.
Freight received MONDAY and up to . O'Clock
P NJ. TUESDAY. - g,.s,
This steamer has splendid saloons, state-roons,
and passenger accommodations. 1H
Passage, meals included, $6. tg
For freight or passage applyto
d. & W. CURRIE,
tgf r2sa office at Charles T. Workman = Co. o,
no 1921 Fifteenth street.
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- 3. WALKER 4 CO.. Agents for
1EAs celebrated GROVER 4 BAKER's SEW.
sell. eli .hs HscafsS. vhs Casi Ia: az ssfsn n sSs s1ss Pile 70
thronghou{ the Uniied stated. They slso do any
ktnd of machine sewing ct cheap prices and III
sifssk Eiehmond. w. - - a, - no la-ts
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nOALl CoAL;i COALiu AN
STOvS. and CHBsfH1f daily expected 10 arrive
per schooner Rondslls Bism, and wth 30 sold q
srtrsnely low rates. b. WAkDWELL,
Car, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth strssts