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Atten Before Justice Shandley-A
80 Arrukip Arvnnxemcnt-Queriess Where
-. the Diamonds Gene FrOm s-HOw DID
! Aey Get Heres
c examination in this case notice OF the complaint
~ which has already appeared in the HERALD was CON-
enced yesterday a; the Essex Market Police Court b.
fore Justice Shandley Previous entering upon the
examination counsel for the accused stated that while
felt he would be justified In moving for dismissal Of
the complaint the ground Of insucency the state
Inent contained In thesafdavt Justify criminal pro-
ceedngs yet inasuch the fact Of such proceedings
having been ustitucd Lad been published and some
restraint imposed upon his client consequence no
preferred 10 proceed with tho investigation being
Influenced TO that course IN order that there would bc
the less difficulty in his establishing 1T another time
claim for satisfaction damages tho part Of his ella
IS against the present complainant.
rEsrhoSY ~ THE COMPLAINANT
JaQues Block. complainant was then called. Upow
the direct examination he testified that the defendant
and he arrived in this city from Peru about December
30, having with them some ~ 600 5000 worth Of
jewery, principally dismonds that they put up.
IT. hotel here and had tue property in trunk,
only one key: that this property owned jointly
by complainant and defcndant besides which COM
painaDt had 81 800 worth u individual property In tho
same trunk while here some 500 worth u jewery
$3.50 on Friday last kan1 disappcaSsd, taking the key
with him, and By Block for four days.
when seen he said he mast have - the key; declined
70 accompany Block TO break open the trunk but sent
his nephew; breaking the trunk open no diamonds.
were 70 be found and when Block stated this 10 Kauta
Kaufx accuaed him OF having stolen than.
CRoSs-Kx AMrNATluuL
Previous TO coming from Peru We bad been partners;
We both put in money and properly; bad this property
before went into the pzrtnezphp; don't know whore,
when or Of whom bought g.; both offered tho pro-
perry (which 10 the subject OF this charge) Tor salc in
The examination was then adjourned TO January II.
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THE coREA.

Advance Of tho French- Proposition fer n Me-
xotiation-The Insperial Onlcer~ Afraid Of n
Trap.
BY way o. Hong Kong November Is, wc havc the fol-
lowing report Of the naval movements Of the French In
the Corea- t. Ers
Important intelligence has boon brought by bis impe-
mai Masstys rench steamer Lsplacc, recently arrived
RON the Corea The French nest has made iis way
without opposition 70 the city Of Kanghoa, about thirty
mules from the capital, and has taken posseysou OF ~
almost without resistance the part OF the natives the
wnoie Of the population leaving the city whom the
french spprosched despatch has been sent from the
soeroy 70 INC French Admira requesting him 10 come
up 70 inc capita 70 negotiate In reply this the latter
ms oemauded--nfs The punishment Of the mirise y
who instgatsd the murder Of the three mssionar
and, secondly, the appointment OF . person with full
powers 10 negotiate With him.
News bad been brought 10 the French by Corean
convert tet Junks containing stones had becn sunk Ia
TIE river seoul between kanghoa and tho capital; and
that The vccroy hsd despatched army hfeen tl,os-
sand strong TO attack them This, combined With The
invitation 70 come I'D 10 the capital 10 negotiate world
make appear that the Coreans bad learned Ipsson
from the treatment which The British met when convey.
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Twelve steamers iefs this city yesterday for Europcan
and coastwse ports.
The City Of Baltimore OF the Inman line left pier a.
North river at noon, for Liverpool, carrying the United
States mall She had thiry.four cabin passenger and
full cargo consisting Of cotton cheese lard bacon 30.
The Hibcrnia left pier ~ North river, At twelve.
o'clock for Glasgow with sixty t and second cabin.
passengers and assorted cargo
The Hansa left the Robokcn pier At ten o'clock, for
Bremen, with hundred passenger full cargo, ano
$1,000 In specie.
The Pennsylvania left pier ~ North river at noon,
for Liverpool wsAh twenty i've cabin and seventy steer
age passengers She carried 500 OO00 worth Of bar
gold and cargo Of ceton cheese bacon, hemr lard &C
The Atlanta left pier No. North river At noon iof
London with full cargo and fortyhree passengers.
rhe Pcreire left per 80 North river at ten O'Clock
4. M. with sixty-nins passengers. full cargo and
The General Grant iefs pier No. North river for
Nes Orleans, at three O'clock, with about 'wchy-nve
passengers and assorted CARO-.
The Missouri LETT pier 40 North river at three ecocY
for New Orleans, with thirty 1ve PASSENGER, wv MY
officers and hundred and nfty United States sol ier
Tue Hun,syie icf pier 10 North river s three o'clock
for New Orleans with twelve passengers and an assorted
he Frapcora left pier IS East river for Portland at
three O'Clock, with six pAs engers and full assorted
The Granada cft pier "A East river al three O'Clock for
Charleston, = c. With forty passengers aud 40 assorted
Inc san JacIno loft pier Is Norh river three O'Clock
for savannah, with ATTY hrst and second cabin passen
gers and assorted cargo.
The faeras, which was advertised TO sail Yesterday
for Richmond still remains blockaded ~ tho cs ~ the
James For that reacr mo steamer left for Rich
pond yesterday, the time II departure bong desyes
Until Wednesday next
Coaswise BUSINESS eth continues dull. thers being
improvement our last report.
The steamship Pcrcire passed out over the bar -
SANDY Hook nj twelve o'clock ".
steamship Hansa has ancaorod IN Quarantine, Staten
Island
Steamship CITY o. Raluncrs 10 ashore near Flynps
Knoll, hack OF Swash cbaaneL A iug n trying TO pull
her ~
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ring" who fear his sterling integrity and his resolue
hostility 70 every species OF political corruption TO
puful attempts mpugn bis political standing IN the hope
OF thereby diminishing his nuence with his democratic
associates from other COUNTIES; therefore
Resolved That without dspara to other democrats
from this city who had been suggested for appointment on
that committee heartily approve the selection OF Mr.
Murphy as one emnely 1T and deservngi and though ~
TINS city, where he Is known enforcement OF his political
fidelity Is necessary commend him to democrats from
other counties as oae q the mo active and faithful demo
cras OF this city aud one who re found on all occasions
% represent with lrnness abiy the views Of the
honest democratic voters OF this city
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cIY pulIrIcs.

DywccRAnc UNcS GENERAL Conwurrs "A meeting OF
this COMMITTEES vas held on Friday ming Cooper
Institute, John Y Savage in the chair tn. primary
meetings TO elect The General Committee for 1867 we're
ordered 70 take place Monday evening the 2lst inst
Mr. Patrick j. McAlear offered the following preamble
and resolution, which, after speeches by him,
Judge Connolly ana other gen temon, were adopted with
great enthusiasm -
Whereas the appointment Of The Hon. o~eu Murphy by
tho spefkr OF tho Assembly ~ the dspcatc member
from s city ~ the Com nittee on the Affairs " cities has
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cannot better inform you Of the results Of the other
races than by extracting the following from corres
pondent Of the Ptnd Of China, prcmisins, FOR your
information, that Tom Bror Ia the newspaper champion
of the English community.
Tho writer says Tom Byorn wants 10 know " N any
other nationality successfully compete with the bone
and muscle Of Old England in rowings His answer Is
below:
Engt~A us AsseyScuw Won BY Americans, English
shutting up, for Lack OF pluck, after they dead
beat y
Jan'or Sratis won BY Russian, over two English.
men
Gen1yur Club Race Won by a scratch American crew.
over scratch and one picked English crews
Rangers Clu6--won by crew composed OF two
Americans, one Russian and one Engiishnan, ovcr.a
challenging crew OF Euglshmon
.Smior ScsVs Tho only race won by an Enslshman,
who was led half the distance by American, and
closely pressed the rest OF the way by Russian.
S.cnchac rs Ningpo Won BY mixed crew Of Two
Americans and two Englshmen, over an English crew.
Scratch Race. Won by an American crew, over throe
other loals
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Ing Lord gin Pckng 10 ratfy the treaty OF lSosi
and that their hope decoy the French ships INTO
ambish
A gen leman who was with the feet states that the
country has the appearance Of being entirely aarcn
tural and that signs OF commerce were Observable
He speaks o, climate gen al at this time OF me
year resesbBg rather that OF Japan than Chra
the aspect che landscapes well as the costumes
country.
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moving the troops soon as he can be assured
that the laws will be enforced.
General Sherman, with whom I talked In ST. Louis,
gave as bis opinion that let alone the trouble would
soon blow over +.
leave for Lexington to- night and then De able
10 give the readers Of the exact statement or
Affairs there they now sx 81.
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The mail party from here 10 Fort Philip Kcsrney was
attacked yesterday by about thirty Indians The mail
party escaped with the loss OF their wagon and mules
Up the 9th inst no Indian demonstrations had
occurred in the vicinity OF Fort Philip Kesrney.
TWO companies OF cavalry and four OF infantry had
been ssnt from this post 10 Fort Reno and they viii,
probably 20 on 70 Fort Philip Kearney. The Tbirt,eh
infantry voue 10 this place All the companies OF
the Second cavalry are concentrating here rapidly
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NV FEAFUNUo, Jan Il, I56I.
Major General Mcdowell to-day issued an order detail.
ing Colonel rhoA L Cr,tenden United ssates infantry
with two companies Of his regiment and the recruits or
the Fourteenth regiment here 70 protect the people
Of Arizona against the Indiana The troops will leave In
the next steamer for Drum Bsacks thence proceed 70
Tucon Arizona where Colonel Crtonden will establish
bis headquarters, and take command Of the District Of
Tucop.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioueers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

VERY VAI.UAB L E FARM OF
RIVER CANAL, TWO MILES WEST OF THE
CITY, FOR SALE at AUCTloN.-On MONDAY,
2sd day of December commencing at IL o'clock N. {,
will sell upon the premises the beautiful little
F Al NJ formerly owned by B. w. Haxall, ESQ,
situated on the James River canal about two miles
west Of the city adjoining the lands OF J. I. Sut-
ton. Jr., =. NJ. Tabb, and others.
There are NINETY. FOUR ACRES OF L A D
naturally of thu best soil, and it has been highly
productive than this.
The buildings are extensive, embracing an
OVEESEER'S HOUSE and LAB0RERS' COT
TAG IS, and an excellent BARN and the whole
place Is well enclosed with a new plank fence.
There are also very fourishing peach and apple
orchards.
GkUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
de Auetioneers.
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: RERiFF,S SALEOF VALUABLE

CHERiFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL EST ATE.-By virtue of an execution in
my hands in favor of the Commonwealth Of Vir-
ginia against p. n. Huffman, late Sheriff OF Hem
rico county, and his securities, shall proceed to
sell, on the premises, on FRIDAY the 2Oth Deem
bsr, 1867, commencing at u O'Clock Ia the order
advertised, the following REAL ESTATE belong
ing 10 George NJ Flick, one OF the securities mem
toned in said execu:ion)-to wit, About thirty
three feet of ground, with neat dwelling thereon,
situated at the corner Of Marshall and Twenty
seventh streets, Church Hil!; also; Lots No. 8, IL
l2. Is, 16. and 10, situated on Thirtieth and o
streets, fronting 1893 feet Thirtieth street. and
running back 1872 feet TO an alley on this property
there are two neat houses. And on the same day,
commencing at the hour Of o'clock P. NJ, I
shall proceed to sell the following REAL ESTATE,
in the order advertised. belonging to George W..
Baker, another security named in raid execution
to wit, Fifty feet of land in the town of Ful
ton. adjoining the property Of Samuel Boltz sixty
feet OF land also in the town of Fulton, adjoining
the property of James NJ; Enroughty, deceased !;
and thirty three feet Of land, with a wooden
binding thereon, situated on Nicholson street,
adjoining the property OF Patrick Williams.
The terms Of sale will he upon credit OF six
months, the purch 4ser giving bond, with good Sc
curities. for The whole purchase money, and the
title retained until the whole purchase money Is
paid.
de ~ JOHN W. WRlG 1T, b. q. h.
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Zeal Estate for Sale.

DESIRABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
~ FOE RENT, IN THE TOWN OF COVING-
TON, ALLEGHkNY COUNTY. VAL will rent
to the highest bidder On the 10Th day Of Deem
Der, 1857, in the town Of Covington, the above
property, with large stables. which are situated
al the present terminus OF the Virginia Central
railroad.
The passengers to and from the various Springs
remain IN Covington one night. The capacity OF
the two hotels now IL the town has been insult
cent to accommodate this years travel The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will be opened
next spring. and further comment on the business
prospects Of this town IL unnecessary.
In addition 10 the above, will rent at the same
place and time a comfortable DWELLING and
small STONE HOUSE.
no 27-l5t EDWAED MCMAHON.
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BYI. N. Cooke, Auctioneer,
Seventh street between Broad and Marshall.
A SUPERIOR LOT OF FURNI-
n TORE, FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS. AND
MATTRESSES AT AUCTIuN.-On THURSDAY
MORNING the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock. VIII
sell at my auction house large variety OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other goods, con-
sisnR of
WALNUT and MAHOGANY MARBLE-ToP
CABINETS and BUREAUS,
MAHOGANY s1DEB0ARD.
WALNUT MARBJE.T0P WhSHSTANDs,
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
Handsome JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BED.
STEADS.
MAHOGANY PARLOR CHAIRS,
CANE-SIAT ROCKRRS and other CHAIRS,
WALNUT CARD and other TABLES,
COTTAGE CHAMBER SET,
Superior FEATHER BEDS and PILLOWS,
HAIR MATTRESSES.
SHUCK MATTRESSES,
OFFICE CANE-SEAT CHAIRS,
MIRRORS, &c, &c.
Consignments received mp to hour OF sale.
l. n. COOKE, huctioneer.
Auction SATURDAY NIGHT at O'Clock.
de LIFT
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets.

HANDSOME BRICK COTTAGE, ON
II FIFTH STREET BETWEEN LEIGH AND
sell at auction. on the premises. on FRIDAY, 18th
December. st o'clock P. NJ, the handsome
BECK COTTAGE located as above described. 1t
contains six rooms, with kitchen with two rooms.
The properly is in good repair and we'll located,
and has gas and water on the premises.
The Lot fronts 29s feet on Fifth street, and runs
back LIS feet to alley II feet wide, with the ad-
vantage Of side alley.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at 4 s, and II
months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
,ok1
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NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES! u!
IN JULIUS MEYER,
No. 527 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SITE.
Opening this day large supply OF NE" GOODS.
A BLGACHED COTTON at lac.
BALMORAL SKIRTS at 81. Is worth 81;
BROWN and BLEACAGD SHSErINGS at lowest
New York prices;
WHITE FLANNEL at 30c. worth 4oc.
RED and GRAY F"ANNELs, all qualities
HUCkABACK TOWELS at 80 and 80, worth -
and 81:
Rich and Elegant DRESS GOODS.
BIaRRITZ and EMPREoS CLOTHS,
Silk-warp and Alexander POPLlNS,
MERIN OS at astonishingly low prices;
Rich PLAIDS and ALPACAS, all colors;
Handsome DEIAJN IS at zoe.
SHAWLS SHAWLS! !!
Rich Broche and Cashmere SHAWLS,
Plaid sHAWLS Of every variety.
CAsSIM ERES AND CLOTHS.
NV stock OF CASSIMERES and CLOTHS is very
Black and uolored CL0AKiNG, all grades;
Fine CASSIN ETS at Sue. worth 75c.
Beautiful CARPETS at 75c.
CALICoES at 12ac.
Also. Jouvin's and Empress KID GLOVES, for
ladies and Observation-Disclosures and other
colors
Elegant 1914 Atwood BLANKETS at$5.
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be sold on MONDAY,
~ December I6, 1857, at IL O'clock A. NJ, on the
south side of James river above the coalyard, the
steamer JENNIE BsKEH, taken to satisfy an exc
cution in my hands against a. Clendsnning in
favor of Fah erty Il Mclaughlin.
j. B. VADBN. o. S.
CuvcTppFJbID Decnmber5 1867 dal2-tdk
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctionesrs,
Office No. s2l Main street
fhree doors below SpotsWood Hotel.

HOUSE AND LOT, IN THE TOWN
IL OF FULTON. For SALE AT AUCTION:
VIII be sold on THURSDAY the 18th day of De-
cember 1867, on the premises, at O'Clock P. NJ,
small FRAME TENEMENT on State street, and at
present occupied by Mr.. Richard Jones. The lot
fronts thirty feet on State street, running back the
usual depth.
Terms: Made known on the day of sals.
JAM ES NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON,
dell Auctoneers.
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From our Special Reporter.
--latest from the AlbemRrle Gh9st!-
The Great Unknown Hideth Him

The GreaG UARN0Wn HIUeth Hid
self.
SooTTsvILLE, VA, December 10, 1867.
1t has now been stwo weeks since the
"great unknown made his appearance at
Mr.. Moons. We begin to feel that he has
ceased his visits entirely, and that this
mystery may never be explained. 1t
would be rather provoking if he should
have appeared positively for the last
time" without showing himself in front of
the stage. am at my post, and whatever
happens you shall hear il due time.
ESDoR
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BY Cook & Laugbton, Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

A DMINIsTRATORS SALE OF
n HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUGTI0N.-
On MONDAY the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, Will
sell at the late residence of Wilson B. Hill, de.
ceased on Twenty-fourth street between Broad
and Marshall, ali of the HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
M M1a0 Si PAELoR CHAIRS and TABLES,
BEDSTRADS,
BUREAUS,
WARDROBEs,
FEATHBR BEDS and BEDDING,
MATTRESSES,
- CARPETS,
Oh AIRS,
STOVES, &C.,
D''AN D. Fl. BERRY.
Sale conducted by Cook i LAUGHToS, Auction
GERS. ue -
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,AuctSon Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
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By Case s Harris, Auctioneers.

by Oh5s o. bkTEb, AuCtlouVVAo'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE III HENE1Co COUNTY BY virtue
OF a decree OF the County Court OF Henrico pro.
pounced on tho 10Th day OF November, 1857, IN the
snit of Dickinson rs Dickinson and others; VIII
sell at public auction on the premises on ThuhS :,
DAY the 10th day Of the pre.ent month, at IL
O'Clock M. If fair, otherwise, the next fair day,
the TRACT OF LAND Of which Elizabeth Dick
inson died seized, adjoining che lands OF DR..
Mccarthy and others, about seven NIL above the
city Of Richmond near the old Yellow Tavern,
lying on the Brook plankroad. containing. BY re-.
cent survey, T Il K Z AND THREE-ElGHTH
ACRES.
plat OF which may be seen at my law office, In the
Richmond House, Governor street.
There are two small dwellings on the land.
TERMS: One. third cash the balsnca tn equal
in.talments on credit Of four and eight months.
the purchaser executing negotiable notes, interest
added, and title retained until paid.
JOHN N. DAVIS, Commissioner.
Immediately after the above sale, we will aell
TRACT OF LAND containing about SEVEN
ACRES, situated about two hundred yards from
thu above mentioned land, belonging to Ford's
heirs.
TEsMs: The same as rst-mentioned tract.
CASE & HARRIS,
de12 Auctioneers.
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THREE VERY ALUABL E
u BUILDING LOTS, ON TIE WEST LINE OF
TWENTY THIRD NEAR LEIGH STREET,
CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION We
DAY the 18th day of December, 1887 at o'clock p.
NJ, those desirable LOTS situated as described
above. fronting thirty SIX feet each on Twenty
third street, running back 793 feet.
Terms: 0ne-third cash balance at three and
six months negotiable notes, interest added, So
cursd by a trust deed. LYME & BROTHER,
de- 10 Auctioneers,
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6 NJ. WILLIAMSON formerly of z.
Ne Y. stokes & CO.., WHOLESALE GROCER
1878 Cary street, between Thirteenth and Virgi MIA
streets, Richmond. Va. will give striot attention
to his patrons full market prices and prompt ga
turns.
!. Advances will be made on consignments In
hand.
Refers, by permission, to Planters National
Bank Of Virgins; 4. ?. Harvey. ESQ. President
National Bank OF Virginia; Messrs, Harysys q
Williams Msssrs 4. Y. Stokes q Co.; Messrs. 3.
q. Maury s. Co., Bankers; Harrison, Goddin Il
kpperson, Real Estate Aucttoneers.
RICHNoED 0ckober 10 1857. 90 2l-3m
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MILLS g. RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
WI CHANGE, RICHMOND, Va, BROKERS and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the purchase and
sale Of LEAF and MANUFACTURED T0BACCOs.
Orders solicited. Liberal advances m9de on con.
signments. Refer TO A. 2. HARVEY; President OF
National Bank of Virginia JAMES THoHAs, Jr.,
ESQ. Richmond. Va Messrs. e. MEsssHGRa s
Co., New York Msssrs. JoaNsos THOMPSON,
Boston Mass. u N-h
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

MULCH COWS AND CALVES AT
Hl AUCTION -on THURSDAY the 18th in-
slant at II O'Clock, we will sell at the horse lot
on Council Chamber Hill, sBVRN Mich COWS
with YOUNG CALVES. These cows are young
and fresh to the pail, and are worthy the atten-
ton of those in want.
Terms: Sixty days credit for approved en-
dorsed negotiable city paper. ,,,n
de- 10 AuctioDeers.
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GRUBRs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
By Fleming P. Harris & Co., Auctioneers.

DEVON BULLS FOR SALE,-We
~ shall offer for sale at the horse. auction
lot near the Ballard House, on THURSDAY
NEXT the l2lh Of December, at IL o'clock NJ,
THEE YOUNG DEVON BULLS, aged two and a
half and one and half years, and the other six
months old.
These animals are warranted to be thorough
bred DevoDs, and raised by DR.. T. J. Woodbridge,
of Hanover county about ten miles from this city.
We invite the attention of persons IN need Of fine
stock to this sale.
Terms Reasonable and made known on the
day of sale. FLEMING p. HARRIS & CO.,
de 9Th s. Tn w STh5t Auctioneers
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TOSEPHINE.-Th EMPRESS JO-
y sEPHINE. By Mrs. Muhlbach. $3.50 and 81.
UPTON Infantry Tactics. 81 so.
THE LAST RAMBLE AMONGST THB INDIANS
OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS AND THE
RoUTLIGE'S EVERY Boys ANNUAL. 50.
AUNT ANNIE's STORIES. So so.
THE BOYS OF BEECHWOOD. $l.50.
BARFORD BRIDGE; Schoolboys' Trials $l.So.
OUT OF THE HEART SPOKEN to Little Ones.
Tx LITTLE LADDERS TO LEARNING. vol
umes. each $3.50.
With fine assortment OF English Juveniles.
For sale by a. e. CHRISTIAN q W.
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