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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-13
By Harrison Goddin & Apperson Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

VERY VALUABLE AND ADMI-
v RABLY WELL.L"CATED RESIDENCE, ON
TIE NORTH SIDE Of GRACE BETWEEN FIFTH
ANDSIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY the 18th August. 1857. at clock 7.
n :, that large and we'll located BRICK TENE-
MENT recently In the occupancy of Mr.. w. N.
north side of Grace street opposite the residence
of Abraham Warwick, Esq The lot has front
or 90 Feet and depth of 1873 feet to an alley The
one, except those in the basement Besides which,
there IL O good kitchen, stable, and carriage
house Dwelling has recently been pa inted and pa
pered and is in good order; and the premises are
thoroughly drained by cuiverts. The location is
Justly regarded as equal to tho best in Richmond
TEAMS: One-third cash balance at three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a truss deed.
HARRISON, GODD1N 4 APPERSON,
an -eod Auctioneers.
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
BYE. Gathrght, Auctioneer'
No. 1888 Main street, between fourseehln
and Fifteenth streets.
r WILL SELL. AT MY SIOnE
THIS Tuesday MORNING at 10 o el9c Er 10 ~
sortment or HOUSEHOLD and klICh af tIso a
TUBE, consisting OF the Usual 'Sii0''
fine assortment OF aon.
CLOTHING,
BnGTS,
SHOES.
E. GATHR1GHT,
Auctionesr.
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING HAD
TIN BOX stolen from him containing vari-
GUS SECURITIES, as described below, cautions
ali persons from buying or receiving the same.
steps having been taken to prevent their payment
and TO obtain renewals 80 40.
Virginia state coupons OF SIS each on Nos sa3 2ss
S2l, 627 e2s, sai 7s5, 7os, OLE, 49,, 45s !so,
l,43l, and l ,4ss, due each July, 1865, and Janu-
Same Coupon OF $3.50 on No. l, due July, 1885, and
January. 1857; :, -, ,.o
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Re0L Estate for Sale.
By Harrison, Goddin h Apperson, AnctloneerI
and Real Estate Agents.

FARM OF NINETY
TWO MILES NORTH IF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE, LEASE, Or EXCHANGE.-The above
valuable FARM. formerly owned ny the late Cap.
tain John Goddn, adjoining the farms of Messrs.
James Lyons, Martins. Taylor, and the late John
0. Tay lor. ia for sale on long credit at reason
able price. or 1t will be exchanged Tor stocks,
bonds or real estate in Rich mond, or leaned ont
to careful tenant for moneyed or crop rent. The
land is admirably adapted TO wheat and the
commodat!on of large family. The location and
neigh borho is equal to the best in the county
Early application il desired.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSON,
an l3-2dw2t kucttoneers
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By arubbs Williams, Auehonse7,
corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES sALE.-By virtue Of a
sooJ ~ trust executed to the undersigned as
.A uee nv william Racket, dated the lst day OF
tfus1ss ISL and recorded ci.rks oss Of
the Richmond Hastings Court and =, the IsaIsst
OF me Oene On TUESDAY, 10th day OF August
a. clock fair II not then q on the nsI
iRSpaf.MEn House on Eighteenth street. west side,
near Grace street. ssid property Is located on
leased ground. Further particulars will be given
" Terms: Enough cash to defray the expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay OF prior incum.
brance OF 5000, now due; the remainder OF the
Shall be made known on day Of sale:
F.P. TURNER, Trustee.
Gprpps q WIIIIANs Auctioneers auo
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~ W. JONES, SURGICAL and I'm
". MECHAHICAL DENTIST. All ops.e1S431
rations thoroughly and gently performed. Teeth
extracted witho- in. Teeth inserted on Vulcan.
lite Plate, and ability warranted. Office on
Main street OF ..te Arlington House. Office houu
rom a. N. to q O'Clock P. NJ. jel
u VISION, SURGEON -
L. DENTIST oYYIoI AND RBsIpBsol 40
10. ITO MAII. BRTvRRE RLnvESTH All
TWsLp-a .rREHrs RIoHMoND, VA. Ally
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ROCKLAND A N BALTIMORE
~ LIME 100 barrels fresh Rockland Lime. In
simoss Alum Lime, daily expected 2oI sale BY
sus 4. 8, LII.
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By Regnault i Co.. Auctloneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
STOCK OF FIRST. CLASS GROCE-
- RES, &c., AT AUCTION. The undersig ned
intending to close business for the present, will
sell by auction at his store, Ninth street be-
tween Main and Bank. WEDNESDAY, the l4th In
slant, commencing at 10 o'clock A. H., his entire
stock of
LIQUORS,
WINES, &c.,
all of which are of the first quality.
J. z. DOUGLASS.
REGyAuLT & Co. Auctioneers. au l2-3t
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By Isbell b Davis,
Real Estate Agents ana A9o.i1 ,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.

NEAT COTTAGE TE e;SIHa1 ~,
4AsEs ekCE FE1 M, bs seia On The
FOR SALE AZ cs,on on Friday the 18th day Of
M sbt 5Rss nsS
TAGE TEN sm o. a, rooms all conveniently ar
It bs lot fronts about al feet and runs 9acS
feet. The premises are! are now 0 O1Gqp'e0 y
good tenant ~ aen'"A " ISBELL s. DAVIS,
Terms: AT sale' Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
DFA UTIF L LOT AT THE
~ NORTHWEST CORNER OF CAPITOL
AND TENTH STREETS FUR SALE AT AUG.
TION.-At the request OF the owner we will sell
al auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the 10Th
August, 1867 at o crock p. NJ, that truly ya!ua-
bls LOT located as above, opposite to the Wash
legion monument fronting 81 feet, running back
IS feet TO an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS At sale.
au12 Auctioneers.
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n q ESQ.,
Steamers.


DHILADELPHIA AND RICHM0Nnn
1 STEAM PACKET COMPANY a111o
DSR, Steamer ALE3 Aa1RiA. CAP. -
dsIphia every sHT6R6AY and s Reb i5aTs fn
FRIDAY, alternately. ''sT
Freight will be received at any time at thu .,,
pany's shed, on the Dock. 'on'
Passage. including meals and state: room, 80
my 2s-ts Office No. 242s on the Doe,
DOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMIN70S
Il STEAMSHIP COMPAEY.-The N
splendid new side VIII eel steamships ~
ALBEMARLE, SARATOGA, SrLfH
TERAs, NIAGARA. and YIRGlNIAe. 81
nd 1sf issss Riesnond .Is!y T
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
pressIy for this route. They have splendid saoo,.
and staterooms, and the fare, attention, and ae.
eommodations are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped BY this line are landed regularly
North river) within forty eight hours. "
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered
Freights for points beyond New York ara fos
warded with dispatch, and no charge made sxe.N
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New Or.
joining pier. All goods for these points A.,
promptly transferred without exposure.
n. L: hoCRBADY, President, ls7 Grs.nvt.A
'g sSsg Sss 4.HSssE5 : CO.. Richmond, Va;
JOHN n; WEST, City Point and Petersburg;
For freight or pa'''fsSl s sPRas{ e 47REs CO.,
fe 28-1 1920 Cary strset
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4 DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE.-Ass az 10
A Of the estate tie OF s the p ,s t. pro-
Smd1 81 sell to The highest bidder at the store and
dwelling lately occupied ny him n on Contents
NJ ssid store, consisting in part OF ,
splendid Soda Fountain, with all the NIX
lures;
so Glass Candy Jars, assorted;
Show Cases.
Lot of Candy, Cakes. Canned Fruits, Nuts
Toys, Fireworks, &C.:
A large lot of Candy aking Implements
Glassware, Ice-cream Freezers, &c.
ALSO,
small lot of very good FURNITURs, CONSIST
in part Of
Mahogany Divans,
Mahogany Spring seat Chairs,
large Mirror and several email Mirrors,
2 small Marble-top Tables. on iron frames;
l very. good Bureau,
Cane Seat Chairs,
Pictures, &c. JAMES I. BUYLER,
Administrator OF Robert ". Hunter. deceased:
Sale conducted by V. WIsFREE. au ls-4if
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virginia State Coupon Bonds. Nos. l,2e7 and
12sS dated January l. 1856, for $500 each, with all
Sirginia State Registered Certificate, No. 1s, ia
nuary l, 1886, for $500, in my name 49,
Virginia State Fractional Certlhcate, NO. 81, 1or
Virginia State Fractional Certificate, No. 80, for
Virginia State Fractional Certificate No. SO. for
Virginia State Fractional Certificate No. 1872 for
Virginia State Fractional Certificates, Nos. IS
and &C. In the name of E. P. and ]. F. Taliaferro,
trustees, each for $50. ., ~
Virginia Central Railroad Coupons, Nos. 81, 81,
80, 81, and IS. for $50 each, due July, 1857 ,o,-
Same Coupon for SIT so. No. 36, due uly. 1867.
Same Coupon for SEQ, No. 20, due July, 1857.
Virginia Central Railroad Certificate, No. 4, for
Virginia Central Railroad Certificate. No. 4s, for
Virginia Central Railroad Certificate, No. Is, for
1884, payable to J. P. Taylor for John 4. dllllat
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company Ger
tifcate, No. So, for $3.50, dated March 4, 1857.
Two Registered Bonds of the trustees OF the
town of Manchester, dated December 8, lSa5, Tor
Two do. do, dated December 0, 1s45, for So, 600.
One do. do, dated October y, 1852, Tor SS, GOO.
One do. do. dated July, 10, 1853, for Us 600.
One do. do, GATED July !, 1855, for 81 goo.
to John K Gilliat Il Co., for 81, 900.
Bond of Don p. Halsey, February 20, 1857, pay
able L John 4. Gilliat 4 Co, for IS, 900.
Also, 50 Coupons OF the Virginia Central Kali
road Coupon Bonds as follows:
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JOHN F. DAVIS.

CTOLEN, FROM NEAR THE OLD
y Market, DEEP BAY HORSE has 49,
double o. s. on the left shoulder, both ~ y
hind feet white and a scar on the side, .lE-4
made by cart shaft l Will pay FIFTEEN DoL-
AMEkICUS DUDLY.
at MIR James Adamss,
er1o OF on the Nine mile road.
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lost. StrUa,ed, and Found.

TWENTY DOLLARS X e
L WARD.-stolen from my farm, on RSA
the Richmond and Petersburg turnpike, IN
six miles below Richmond. Friday night 6Aan1ase
August 9th, a b Y MARE MULE. She has scar
on the left shoulder. produced by the collar ! nao
dunn size and in good order. think she has let
tiers on the shoulder. l will give the above re,
ward II delivered TO DR.. Il. w DAVIS, Grace and
II adison streets, or to INC. -,o
l2-3tt JOHN r. DAVIS.
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By James M. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
cflce No. S2l Main street, third door below the
spotswood Hotel.
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MILLS q RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
MM CHAHas, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS and
G3}a n AERCHANTs for The purchase and
orders solicited. Liberal advances made on CON
sMIgnmsnb: Refer to A. F. HARVEY, President OF
SSaaonal Bank OF Virginia JAMES THonAs, IT,,
ESQ.,, Richmond, Va, Messrs. q. MRssssaRn
Co., New York Msssrs. JOHNSON b TH0npaoE
ooston MASS. Ah
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y TIsT, has reduced his prices to suit The ~
times, and Is now doing every description 5Y9
OF work In his profession on terms and In
manner that will insure the entire satisfaction OF
his patrons.
All work warranted to please. Specimens OF
every style to be seen at the office.
DIR. MAHUNY has been in the profession for
thirty years, tho last nineteen of which he has
practiced in the city Of Richmond, and to bis
many patrons during that long period refers for
factory character Of his work In the several
branches OF his business.
TEETH EXTRACTED
without pain by a new and perfectly safe method
Office and residence No. s25 Main street, above
Sayanth La IL
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AmctdW, Sales.
~<-<r<~~<
FUTURE DAY.


FUTURE DAY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
By Lyme b Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auetionee1s'
.ornar OF Fifteenth and Franklin stree@'
VERY yAL "a RRIc TH TasssEIssF, q
rur G WksT SIDE N or ssVsaTkBNTH sTEEISST
BETwEEN MAIHc ANe FKH is bs so,s At pubic
anct,on. on FRIDAY the 10th day OF August 10,
she sbavs s-sflPissea
cons,ss ininu s,x rooms, with gas water, &c
having front q twenty feet more or less, on
Seventeenth street, and running back oetwee "a
parallel lines thirty 1--WE leet' "ofe " i'''' ~
alley. h.1anco NJ six and
tveive months, negotiable notes. interest," soaeo'
ssenr re- by I LYME BROTHER, Auctionsers.
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Egch number for $50, payable July, 1857, and
January. 1858.
my 1I-Tu3m JhCQUELlN +. TAfLo
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nR. C. E. KLOEBER, So RECON
IL DENTIST, (ate Of Baltimore.) No -
300 Broad street, corner Ninth, Richmond. ~3tf0
Va, devotes especial attention to the pre-.
servation Of the Teeth. Inserts the most beauti.
full Artificial Teeth at the low price Of $40, rs,
and $50 per set Call and see specimens. Teeth
extracted without pain by local anGsthesia o, BY
nitrous oxide gas-the best anGsthetic for dental
PURPOSES now known. je 13-3ms
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DOR RENT, two fine, large BRICK
tween Brosd and N Marsha the S other on on
Nineteenth street between Franklin and GQ
Grace. Both have just been put in thorough or
der inside and out contain ten rooms each, and
have all necessary out-houses: Appiyto
CHARLES TALBOT,
au2 -2w Talbot s Brothers. Foundry.
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P 0 T r Y.
Auction Extraordinary.

81 dreamed dream in the midst of my slumbcrs,
And us fast as dreamed it WINS coined into numbers
dreamed that a Inv hud been recently nude,
That tax on old bachelors pntes should be laid
And in order to make them all willing,to marry,
The tax was rs heavy could well carry.
The bachelors grumbled, and said twas 10 use,
Twas monstrous injustice and horrid abuse
And swore t.a: save their owsi hearts blood FROM
spilling,
TO the day Of their death they would nccr pay
shilling.
The Legislature determined their plan to pursue
SO they set all tho bachelors up at ycndluc;
a cricr was sent through the town, to and fro,
To rattle his bcu, and his trumpet to blow,
And to bawl out to all he met on his way
llo! forty old bachelors to be sold here to-day!
And presently nll the old maids in the town,
Each one in hcr very hest bonnet and gown,
From thirty to sixty, fair. plain, red and pale,
Or every description, nl hockcd to the salc
The nmctionccr then, in his service began,
And called aloud lie held upa man.
Here is an old bachclorIwho wants to buy!
In n twink the old madcns responded, IL,
In short, at a huge and cxtrsvagant price,
The bachelors MI were sold off Mt II trice:
And forty bright mndcns, somc younger, some
oldcr
Encl luggcd old bachelor home OH her shoulder
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NUMBER 10,


"And mind you bring them to the treasury
expectiav to have them made goed' concluded
their father. HRemembcr it says; What things.
soever ye desire, when ye pray be9;ere that ys
receive them, and ye. shall have them
And now VIC must say goodbye to Kntie
and Archie, for this is 70 be but a little book,
and the story of their journey to their now.
home, and Of their setting down In it. and ofthe
school withthe play ground, and of theirse.tings.
down in il, and ofallt ltheothernewciroums
which befell them; would make. quite long.
recital. Bright days had come to tho Neville
family, and they prospered. from. the hour in
which the old pocket-book hadlBeen, di.o0yer,7
ed.
Perhaps we should tell you that onthc Sun.-
day evenings one Of the childreu;s- favourite.
employments is that Of finding Bible bank
notes. And when you are inneed or. anxiety.
or poverty, young reader, 0 do the same; -Fctr
them not lie unpicadcd, unreprescntedl ihyourr
Bible, Remember that "He that sparell not.
his own Son, but delivered him up for. ,rs all.
,eW ,oith him also freely gire us all things . ansl
that our unfailng treasury is:that.of s'tst, s,,-
searchable riches Of Christ" M
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H U M R Q Us. !
Lady Conundrums..

What lady is good to eat Sail Ladd
What lady is good to cat with her ?-Oliye
Oil.
What lady is made to carry burdens ELLA.
Fant. s.
What lady breaches in the pulpit: minnie
Stir.
.What'lady docs everybody desirc?--Ann U.
Ity. 81.
What'laay is acquainted with surgery?
Ann Atomy. 4
What lady lived in, Noal,s- time Ann T. !.
Deluvian.
What Indy isfoud of debate Folly Tishun
What lady paints portraits ?-Minuic Ture.
aaWhot lady paints comic ones Carrie X.
Turc r !.
What lady is fond of giving ?-Jenniee Ros--
ity.
What lady IS much talked ofg-Nmelia.
Ration.
What lady is most noble Mag Nanin,ouss
What lady is most eculiar?--Fan!Iastic:
What lady is most ,uro' artis .a-AmS II
Bilay.
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Stood him up in tie, Corner to; make
More Room:

A woman WHO lived in small snug outage
in village. was unfortunate enough to lose
her husband, and set about making prsyt.5iEssss
for the funeral obseqaries. A nessBSsriingg:
Mrs. Gundy, with. her. eieak sDs' unabEc}Ia,
called to sec things; to condole and to. spscua@
late. Grooming into the house she looked
around, raised her spectacles, aud'he keea, !
and said: "Why, Lor' mel. how nicely. yop.
are fixed up for the funerals wslal.ds tfsesars,
Lor' say Dear me! why, do you tell. you
borricd Mrs. Webster's cheers, aii't' yuuy and
Mrs. Ston's roses on the mantlepiece, theyIsok
right smart, declare -and there's clock TOO,
why where on earth did you get that, I.want
to know!" "Oh no. lily dear, with solemn
groan) that's not clock, It Is r,yy Ehof; ds.r!r
departed husband, stood him up in one cog.
ner to make more room p i.. =
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T:.o aelfExamining Society has propound'.
ed t,e following queries about this financial
period 20 everybody;
Docs it cost anything to print news
paper?
How long can printer afford to furnish
paper without pay?
Do printers eat, drink and wear any
thing?
If SO, how do they get it? II
Do owe for my paper?
Is not this particular time first rate timc to-
call and pay up?
"Charlc, my DEAR" said loving mother to
a hopeful son, just budded into brceches,
"Charlie, my dear, come here and get some
candy.
Il guess won't mind il now, mother"
replied Charlie. "Ive got some tobacco"
"I love thee STILL" said the quiet husband to-
his chattering wife.
A marriage in New York was indefinitely
postponed in consequence Of the bride being
too drunk to say eyes"
In Missouri the laws allow married women !
to make wills of their own. They have them
ready made here. 5f
can old bachelor, seeing the words "Fami
lies Supplied "ovcr tho door of shop, stepped
in and said he would take wife and two chill.
drcn.
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III don't know the handwriting" he observed,
and then opening it, began to read. He folded
it and gave il to his wife.
II can't see to read" she said ''my eyes
are blinded so witt work, and IT,, lights bad.
Tell me what's inside"
Its from gentleman hundred aud fifty
miles off, who's heard of my wanting clerk S
place from one Of the partners in the firm
Mnclcancs firm that was. He says thcre'll be
place open in his business house with the
samo pay as had before, but that must ap-
ply myself not later than the day after to-mor-
row, Or it will be filed, as there are so many
after it. It's kind lcttcr-a gentlcman's let
ter, and it's been kind of the directors to men
ton my name"
Mrs. Ncville's face had. frightened suddenly.
The cheerful voices of the children, who had
straycd into tho inner room, no longer sounded
SO sadly on her ears, as hopc of being en-
ablcd to provide for them found its way to her
heart. Then her countcnance fell once more
"A hundred and fifty miles Oh, Il hundred
and fifty miles, William; and how aro you to
get thcrcy My ring but that wouldn't raise
enough. TO think of being so near good
times again, and then just failing"
Her husband looked anxious. ~ have only
this coat" he said, "and one must look fairly
respectable to apply. It'll take nearly two
pounds altogether, there and back"
Katic's voice outside filed up the silence
that followed She was singing over, as if te
herself the, words which little Rose had re
pcatcd,-
well praise Him for all that is past.
And trust Him for all that's to come"
I've must try Katics plan" he rcjoncd
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Frederick 1Fersner,

M.E"C NICAI DR. NTIST.
Will attend TO those who wish his services at ti,cir
residences by being informed through tho Postoicc
otherwise TEETH on GOLD and SILVER
PLATE; also the vULCANITE WORK.
S All work done Warranted to give satisfaction.
Residence: at Mr.. JOSEPH FERsNER's, Orange
burg District s. c.
mar 10 IF
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L I T E R A R Y.
Sci T. e TED.
Bank Notes. /.
AN ENGLISH STORY.
(Cuncimth3.)

(Cuncimr2c7)
He had become cheerful again. but >l.c
shook her head and covered her t:.cc.witl her
hands Poor mother. She had worked day
and night unwcnringlv in that dill room. and
when she looked at the children. she felt her
strength and faith giving way.
. katc and Archie tried to amusc little Rose
ut the other end of the room with what they
could find in the old black trunk above men
toned, i'll which suntry stray articles were con-
taincd that had been gathered out from ,lcrus-
tories in their former home, and had not been
worth selling. Suddenly Archie cxclai"ul
that he could hear the postman's knock in the
distance. 1t was to ! i'm the little interest Of
the evening to watch him go by in his red coat.
and to wonder at the speed and regularity with
which he delivered his letters; and SO the boy
ran to tho outer door, In spite of rain and foy.
to maintain his usual post of observation.
y moment after he came running in with Il
missivc i'll his hand. GA letter for you. faith
orr lie cxclni'ned; perhaps there's good
ncws for us-pcrhaps it's to say you'll got rich
sgain.' The children, as thoy looked back,
thought that their father had bee, rich man
before this last time of trial.
Mrs. Neville looked up eagerly while her
husband examined the letter, and the cover
addressed to
W.. 1Iia;um NerMr,
4 GIuss (hu,j
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Medical Notice.

DR.. ARTEMAS J. WOLFE offers his Professional
Services to tho Citizens of Orangeburg District
Office near the Railroad, Russell street. where lie
can he found at MI hours.
All calls upon him will be met with prompt Mt
iciiti0n
lnar3o I'M
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CARDS.

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la. resumed the PRACTICE OF LAW at Orange
burg Court House, and may bc found ut his Office
over Cornclson, Kramer & Co.'S New Store Russell
Street.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-02
TO WHOM ASSESSED

Sm Maeruoer, I homas J.
first iastaiissent water
Hx ............e&-2i
IeinG the esst nipeteeo
feet ten inches froAt Of
eaid lot BY the depth
thereof.
i'm % urpby, r. W...........
ftrst isstAllment water
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
Being the east hair Of
satd lot by the depth
thereof.
80 1IttS .-...--ss..s.s..
First install meat water
YAK ~
BrgiupinE on 4 bird
street ntne:y i've net
one inca from the north.
wet corptr Of said
square, thence runntng
south i1f'eesl feet thence
east one hundred and
ten feet. thence north
nfteer feet, hence west
one nundred and ten,
fret 20 the bs,einning.
90. Notice, Theodore. .,..
81 DITTO ................'
.. Mc3iii. Thomas. 49,.
First insIalilnent water
"x $50. 3. .S,i.
Tax repairing pave
mrnt -. $50. o.
lie Mctiarthy. Timothy. -