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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17
BY Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
Cornar Governor and Franklin streets.

DEAUTIFUL PARLOR AND CHAM~
DBER FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-0n TUES.
DAY, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell at
one very handsome WALNUT PARLOR SUITE,
nearly new, covered with French Reps;
One OAK HALL SUITE, covered with Green Vel-
Two handsome OAK CHAMBER SUITES, with
MAHOGANY SECRETARIES and BOOKCASES,
WALNUT RECEPTION CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY SOFAS snd CRAIRs,
WALNUT JENNY LIND BEDSTEADS,
NEW COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
Several superior BEDS and PILLOWS,
CANE-SEaT DINING-RooM and WooD-sEAT
WALNUT CENTRE TABLES,
DAMSSK CURTAINS,
WINDOW So ADDS.
WALNUT aud MAHOGANY BUBEAUS,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY Warehouses and
COCOA MATTfNG and FLOOR OILCLoTH,
HAIR and SHUCK n MATTRESSES,
COOKING, OFFICE, and PARLOR bTOi Els
one large STORE or FACTORY STOVE,
OFFICE DESKS and CHAIRS.
N B.-Precsely at IL clock we will sell with
ont reserve for A. r. Courtney, ESQ.,, as receiver
of the Circuit Court of Hsnrlco county in the suit
of Pace and ais sgainst PAGES administrator ana
ais, one excellent d" U BILE CASE GOLD WATCH,
'V de- i Is COOK LiUGHToN. Auctioneers.
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NOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMIs
Il MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. 1NoEA
The new and elegant side-wheel <~SS
steamship SARATO G A, KING SxGsSSAsA
commander, will leave her wharf, esasesssaesz:sss
at Rockets on TUESDAY the nth December, at
o'clock A. N. Freight received up to +. M
MONDAY. Fare, $l2. Round tickets, s2s.
stesrage, S6. Through bills signed 70 Boston,
and Insurance effected at lowest rates For freight
or passage apply TO SAMUEL AYRES i Co.,
de Ie-2t Main and Eleventh Streets.
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Immediately after the above sale, we willsell q
TRACT OF LAND containing about E
ACRES, situated about two hundred yards IRON
the above mentioned land, belonging TO Fo-d's
heirs.
TERMS: The same as rst-mentioned tract:
CASE j. HARRIS,
da1o AuctiOnaers.
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TRUSTEES 8 A L E.-VALUABL

By James N. Taylor Son, Aucaoneers'
once No. S2l Main street, three doors below the
spotswood Hotel.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Cook 4 Laughton, Auetionears,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.


MITCH COWS AND CALVES AT
Nl AUCTION WEDNESDAY the 18th In
ssn at i o'clock we viii cell Ct hs he bore So lS
with YOUNG CALVES. These cows are young
and fresh to the pail, and are worthy the atten'
TsRMs: Sixty days credit for approved en-
ao DE- Il nss COON 4 LHUGHToN, Auctioneefs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MULES AND
HORSES At AUCTIoN.-Will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, De csmber 18th, at IL O. lock N. at
Mr.. Joseph K. Hix's stable, on Tenth street be-
tween very Ms su ar You're LARGE. and ELL
BROKE MULES.
fine WORK HORSES,
fine FAMILY HORSE,
By order OF the trustee.
TERMS: Cash. ,,rn,ou
T. w KBEsEE, Auctioneer. ee ~
CHERIFFS SALE.-Will be sold at
y the distillery Of Messrs. D. n. Lea 20, 81
Bacon's Quarter Branch, on MOEDA the Svth Gay
of the present month, one STEAM EhdiN b,
BoILER, and FIXTURES, for cash, to SATISFY
license taxes In my hands against said Lea 20.
de l7-2t* HENRY j. SMITH, o. ID. v.
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CHOICE PORTO KICO AND CUBA
deli ROBEHT F. WILLIAMS & co.
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CHBESE, CHEESE. CHEESE-Just
" received per steamer Albemsrle.
PALMER. HlETSOok i CO.,
Agents for Ficken & Williamss Refined sugars.
de II
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By Bowman & Stroock, Auctioneers,
No. IL Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary.
ARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF
1 FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
SE.SONABLE GOODs.-We will offer for sale at
our auction. rooms on TUESDAY the 18th instant.
Mt 10 o'clock. about $50 900 worth of s EAsONABLE
GOODS, consisting OF a general assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES, &C.,
on liberal credit.
Parties would do well to call and examine our
s.ock. BOWMAN & STK0Ock,
AuctionesTs.
FINE JuNCE nm day of SALE de Is
A UCTION SALE.-Will be sold on
II the 18th day OF December, at the farm Of the
late l.. w. GlazebrOok, in the county Of HenriGo,
the stock Of CORN, Hay, SHUGkS, FODDER,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, four MULES, HOGS,
and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
The above sale will be for cash.
AMERICA GLAZEBROOK,
Administrative Of l.. w. Glazebrook.
de I'LL, Ia, Ii, l7DN
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PS.-The above sale is postponed on account
of the weather. and will take place on SATUR-
GRUBPS Il WILLIAMS.
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HNiaEEE FiRKINS FRESH ROLL
1 BUTTER for sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

TAVA, LAGUAYRA, AND RIO COZ
de II ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & CO.
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d ROO NJ S.-VIRGINIA-M ID E
ID BROOMS, Of superior quality, for sale by
GORDON l. CRINGAN,
del6 Pearl Block.
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~ II K f s E.--Prime FACTORY and
" ENGLISH DALEY CHEESE for sale by
GORDON j. CRINGiN,
dai6 Pearl Block.
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auction Sales

THIS DAY.
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Groceries, &c,

" WIT VNDS WV
HERRINGS AN:D NJ SCK EREL,
Ill HALIFAX HEREIN GS-barrels and half
barrels {;
Wuoa's North Carolina ROE HsRRINGs,
Woods North Carolina GU RERRlSGS,
North Carolina GROSS HERRlNGS,
Nos. and MAGkEREL, In barrels;
No. MACKGREL, in kits:
for sale by ROBERT F. WILLIAMS s. CO.,
DELI Fourteenth and Cary streets,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
An Awful Tragedy.

On Sunday, Dec. 9Th, very early in the
morning, an act was perpetrated, on the
road leading from CORTLAND to Tuscaloosa,
at the house of DR.. DeGratfenreid, about
thirty miles from CORTLAND, by which DR..
DeGrat1enreid, Mr. Noah, and Mrs. Noah
lost their lives The Tuscubia (Ala.) Times
says
A Mr.. Briggs, Methodist preacher, who
had been at one time confined in the Lu-
matte Asylum at Tuscaloosa, was staying at
DR.. DeGraffenreids. Early that morning
the DR.. and Mr.. Briggs were sitting by the
fire, and Mr.. Briggs was abusing his wife,
from whom he had been separated, when
Dr. c.. told him he ought not to abuse his
wife so whereupon Briggs picked up a
half made axe handle and struck the DIR
on the head, telling him to the floor. He
then struck him again, killing him IN
stantly.
Mr.. Noah, who is an old man, rushed in
to help the Doctor and he was Immediately
killed with the same weapon. Mrs. Noah
hearing the noise, went into the room and
Briggs killed her in the same manner. A
little boy, who was in the room, saved his
life by getting under the bed. He says
that after Briggs had killed all these, he
went around and struck each of them one
heavy blow on the head. After he had sat
isfied himself that they were dead he took
pair of shoes belonging to Mr.. Noah and
left the house in his stocking feet, making
his way across the field. He has since been
seen at Millville.
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st"ck; and nothing doing except in the small wav
Retalilng from store at 95c01$1 ~ busbeI~1
m aat ARR apfIy t have been meagre for few
sn H. We quote at 81 3O@s1 40 al hnsbo9f u ~.
Gov. with IL moderate enquirv-. oR,cr TI ioI
dc GiI e1st s0o& ws s'0eE and only light retail
hanGh at 93O1O3 cents u II by The PACKAGE ''
HAY NO receipts or sales during the week that
we are aware OF there is, however, a moderate
supply Of former arrivals in the hands Of TooIars
Prices are rather better, and we ouote in a.
small way from store at 81 25a$1 30 for Noribarn
and 81 90 T. 100 lbs for Eastern for prime oualitv'
IIhE.-Ihe market is moderately su1nIied and
demand light. cargo of 1900 casks was 70
ceived on Thursday by dealer, which is selling
from wharf at 81 rs, and from store at 81 90 q
cask, in quantities to suit.
PEA EUTs.-The demand for shipnent bos boor
somewhat checked, ard buyers are not operatinD
9 90 any extent at present. Prices have declined
ZoGezo cents, and sales are now being made from
carts at S2G$2 45 u busheI, ACCORDING to Gnsi;tv
FoTAToEs-Are in rather better supply. We
quote irish 50 5o@s4 y Dbl, ana 90 cents "a 81
y bushel for Sweet. W "
PoULrRY.- The markets. we'll supplied. and rulcs
quite dull Live fowls are selling at 25G135 cents:
dressed do. 30@35 cents; live turkeys s16Ssi 50
each dressed do. 1920 cents n ID.
PRovIs :oNs In the BACON market we have no.
thln5 OF consequence to report during tho past
week: For N =. cured there is little or no de-
mand, and only few small lots OLD on market
In the absence of sales wo quote nominaIIy at Il
tGl6 cents for hog round. AID l701S cenfs 10 N
fer hams. The stock of Western, ia moderate
ana no demand worthy OF note exists We ouote
rom store at l23n13 cents for shoulders and Is
0153 cents u ID. for sides --LARD.-There is
some enquiry for North Carolina, and very little
II any on market. We quote at 17C61S cents
Northern IL in small supply at present, and sells
from store at ID! 01G cents u ib-PoRK.-F
northern there is merely a retail demand and
market moderately supplied. See table for ouo-
tations. FRESH has continued to be brought i'm
| z ID. ~ " III 0ei''
| Salts in fair stock, and sells in the small
way from store and wharf at $20$2 10 for Ameri-
can, and 81 1882 80 " sack for Liverpool
| ground. PO
sHINdLEs.-Therei is shipping demand. and
1t Is almost impossible to effect sales at present
Quotations in table are merely nom nal.
IIMBER-Has ruled decidedly dull for the week
there being scarcely any demand from millers'
and prices are somewhat lower. Only a few ra n ,
have changed hands at figures ranging within
WOODS IN light demand and market supplied
for the present. We quote sales at 50 5Ot16S2 rs
for ash and pine, and $3@$3 rs AZ cord for oak.
FRErGHTs-To New York have improved "a shade
on naval stores. Very few vessels now in port.
aud barely sufficient for present wants rstes are
therefore. quite firm. To other coastwisa there il
change and we refer to our table for last prices
paid. ava -'''' PA40o0
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
DAVIDSON COC'yTY.
IN EQUITY.


The ThOmdSuiHe Bank against the Creditors of
the ThOnldSUlRe Bank.
IN OBEDIENCE TO DECREE AND ORDER
l. of the Court Of Equity, made in the above
named cause, notice is hereby goe to all the cred
itors of the said "The Thomasville Bank" that
said Bank has filed Bill i'll the Court Of Equity
of said county of Davidson, to close the business
of said Bank, and surrender the chartered rights
and franchises OF the stockholders of said Bank,
in pursuance Of an Act of Assembly, entitled can
Act to enable the Banks of this State to close
their business" and ratified the 18th day Of
March, A. D. 1866; that Commissioner of said
Bank, to wit: j. L. Lee, Esq., Of said county, has
been duly appointed in pursuance OF said Act of
Assembly, and has boen intrusted with all tho
rights and effects whatsoever Of sad Bank; and
all creditors of said Bank are hereby notified to
appear before the said Commissioner and prove
their several claims, debts and demands against
said Bank according to said Act of Assembly, by
the first d0y Of March, 4. D. 1868, or they will be
forever barred =nd the Court Wi, proceed to adj
minister the accounts of said Bank without re-
gard to any claims and demands not 80 establish
Cd.
Winners. F. G. ROBBINS, Clerk and Master Of
said Court, and the Seal Of the said Court of Equi
ty, at office in Lexington, in said county the 18th
day of December, i. d. 1877.
+. G. ROBBINS, G. NJ +.
Gee 81 46-4t
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 24-P. M.
Information, both telegraphic and by letter,
from the West Indies is believed in official cir
cles, as indicating desire on the part Of those
Islands to be annexed to the United States.
The Executive Departm ents were all closed
early to-day, and will not their duties until
Thursday.
Rear Admiral Davis, commanding the South
Atlantic squadron, reports to the Navy Depart
ment the disposition of vessels of that squadron
as follows The Guerrero, Wasp, and Pawnee at
Bahia tie Kansas at Monteviedo the Huron
Bio and the Shamokin off Buenos Ayres.
The Cabinet was in session several hours to-day.
Ali were present excepting Post Master General
Randall. During the forenoon Senators Fessen-
den and Doolittle, and General Meade called on
the President.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
R E Y [ E W
R E Y [ E W
OF THE
" MI Nc TON MARKE S
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
December &c 1867

Since the close of our review on Thursday even
ing last the market has ruled steady for nearly all
the leading articles Of country produce, and in
some instances an advance on former prices as
been obtained; owing, however, to the Christmas
holidays, together with the stringency in money
matters and the light stock of naval stores held
here, business has been restricted TO extent,
and the sales for the week have been small. Be-
low we give a review of the business done:
TURPENTINE-Ruled without change in price
during Friday and Saturday, but on Mondy there
was better enquiry from buyers, which caused
an advance in price of 10 cents, with sales at 50 80
for soft and 81 70 for hard. p $50 tts.-at which
figures the market has since ruled quite firm, and
parcels readily taken upon arrival The quantity
brought to market for the week reached only 587
bbls which sold as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

A theatrical manager in New York has
got uo an artificial mammoth cave, with all
its Inconvenience neatly copied.
They are making out Abbott, the engin-
eer of the Northield accident, to have been
an idiot from boyhood.
Three young men in Berlin have died
while attempting to pass seven days and
seven nights without sleep.
The engagement of foreign Minister
and the widow of New York officer is ru-
mored, without names.
An Ohio housekeeper set some arsenic
poison for rats The rats rot only ate it,
but tracked it over food in the closet and
poisoned the whole family.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
The Attempt to Remove the Governor o.
Georgia

Georgia.
A dispatch from Atlanta, relative to the
attempted removal of Governor Jenkins
says
For the past two days the Convention has
been nothing more than Radical caucus,
as it has been denounced by the President
himself. The cause of the trouble was a
resolution offered by radical member re-
questing Major General Pope, commanding
the district, to remove Governor Jenkins,
and appoint in his stead Mr.. Rufus Bull
lock, an express agent in the State. The
subject was debated yesterday and to- day
with great vigor. Mr.. Bradley, a mulatto
attacked General Pope in fierce speech,
charging him with preventing reconstruct
ton by keeping Governor Jenkins in Office.
Mr.. Bryant, who has resided, it is said
only q short time in the State, made a
lengthy harangue, in which he denounced
Gov. Jenkins us being in league with rebels
and the murders at Andersonville The
moderate members charged in their speech
es that the members who were not in the
State two months before the election had
contrived to get elected and to get posses
sion of the offices and grab the State rail
roads and treasury, and with that object in
view they urged the removal of the Gov
ernOr
The President of the Convention left the
chair, and took the floor in opposition to
the resolution, but without avail. a eau
Gus yesterday evening had decided upon
the question, and after bitter and exciting
discussion, the resolution passed by vote
Of "a yeas to 50 nays. After this vote it is
impossible to say where the Convention
will stop in its Radical measures. The
Northern men and mulattoes appear to be
| determined to carry out the DISTINGUISHING
and other extreme measures.
Another account says : The Radical del
| egates have adopted resolution in favor
of Judge Chase for the Presidency, which
has caused much excitement. Joshua Hill
spoke by invitation tonight before the
Convention, and rebuked the resolution as
| premature. The Radicals adhere to their
choice and resent Hills dictation. They
are in caucus again tonight. They fear
Hills appointment as Governor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
AdVices frGm Havana.

HAVANA Dec %
Al the foreign Consuls visited Captain Geueral
Lersundi to-day, at his palace and we're hospi-
tably entertained.
Festivities continue three days.
The reported Envoy from St Domingo is bearer
OF an offer Tor the lease of the city CT ST. Domingo,
Instead OF SANTANA, to the u tied States
The Consul General of Havana has tnlegrapbed
Seward, advising him to defer the purchase of st,
Thomas
In al engagement with the troops of Baez,
General Palanco was killed His body was taken
TO the capita! and buried with military honors
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
More NNgro OWtNaGes.
HALE1Gu, \. c., Dec. 23-No

NALE1GI, =. c., Dec. 2J-N0oN.
i native ncgro was stabbed yesterday III a fra
Gus with two or three coored soldiers, and died
in d f4w minutes. The Coroners inquest impll-
Gates three black persons, who were all commit
tod to jail Ior trial
Robberics and murders continue i'll the cou:-
ties Of Craven, Jones and Lenoir. Great alarm
exists These outragcs are committed by armed
blacks upon the unottending whites. Prompt
efforts sr4 necessary to restore quiet and conf
dpncr.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

SPIRITS TURPENT1NE.-During the past week
there has been better enquiry for this article,
and under more favorable reports from abroad
the price has improved fully y cents quota
tons of Thursday last. The market on Tuesday
closed active at 47473 cents. and all that could be
adh was taken at these figures Since Tuesday there
There are buyers at above figures. but for the
want of stock the sales must necessarily be limit
ed for some days, unless the receipts
are better than at present anticipated-the stock
in receivers hands having been almost entirely
worked off, and there is li5tle offer
ing on market. The sales are 767 bills, viz:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
From NnShin gt1n.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. .3-NOOn.
4 number Of persons who vent South at the
beginning Of the war, and whose property in this
City was conti>Sata3, have entered suits for the
recovery Of the same. Eminent counsel are en-
gagged and 2 hearing viii take place il Jannory
VIM. Smithson, formerly q banker in this city,
vino las convicted on the charge Of sending IT.
formation south, and sentenced 10 the Albany
peni,entiary, but afterwards pardoned, has en-
tered . suit gain@t cx-Secretary Stanton for $780,
GOO damages for false imprisonment
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
OUR CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARIS, Dec 23-P NJ
1t is rumored that Ratazzi will resume the Pre-
mership and form a new Cabinet, hostile to
France.
France Is considering the necessity of ordering
out troops.
The French expedition remaining at Civits Vec-
cha is to return home.
N. Accolas and other members of a. secret 10
litical society in Paris have been sentenced to
imprisonment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
sdxfccS f~om 81. Domingo.

st. Domingo, Dec, %.
President Ga brGl aud the government have been
defeated aud the pie have ISSUED a proclama-
ton against him.
BaiZ was proclaimed President by the people,
and announced that q commission was going to
Washington to conclude the arrangements FOR the
transfer of the Rav of SANTANA TO the United
States.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
RaiIroad Accident.

BosToN, Dec. o.
. The passenger train from southbridge for Bos
ton, on the Eric and Hartford Railroad, was
thrown of the track Yesterday By a broken all
One car was turned over aid several passenger.
bruised, Int Zone, however, were seriously III
5ared.
Orders have been received at the Navy Yard il
CharIest0wn from Washington, 10 discharge 81
per cent of the mechanics employed in tha
yard.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
An Ocfcr rom General Ord

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec 23-NOon.
General Ord has issued Gen eral Orders sending
GiIiel4. Assistant Commissioner Of the Freed
men's bureau, to Washington to represent the
starving condition Of the freedmen i'll portions Of
his sub-GistIict. lie also declares i'll another or
der that the freedmen shall work II the coming
voar or be arrested as Migrants, if work can pcs
sibiy bo had.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

NICHa!oND, Va. Dec - T. II.
Genera! Schoto!d issual order to-day, as
signing military commissioners 10 districts, to
,gho,a the ofccrs Of the FreeAmon's Bureau, re
Iievel rs military commissioners, viii turn over
the boo ka.
The new commissioners aro to act as superin-
tendeDts Of elections in their districts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
From Augusta.

AUGUSTA, GA. Dec 23-P NJ
z. ". Sweeney, sentenced by Court MARTA
and suspended from rauk and pay for six months,
las had his sentence RENTED by order Of the
FIRES dent, and ordered to report for duty to Gen.
Pope.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

Pain is the slave of the good man, work
ing IL the soil Of his heart and amid the
dirt, finding and washing and polishing the
diamonds that are to adorl his spirit.
DR.. DEEMS
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OUR CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Dec. %.
Fenianism is still engrossang large snare VI
public attention. no excitement, however
The Times of this morning EeleVes the heA'
session of Parliament will consider the Irish al
fairs with a view to the ameliorsaon OF their COLI
dition.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
LAW OF HUMANITY,

~ RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS.
An Essay for Young Men, on Physiological
Errore and Abuses incident to Youth and Early
Manhood, with the human view Of treatment
and cure. Sent in sealed letter envelope, free Of
charge. Address DR.. j. sKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Gent. Is 308-93-d&w-3In
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Anothr, Eartnaua.kea at 81. ,Fao,naa.

NGw YORK, Dec. 23-P. u.
News from Rio Janeiro by steamer states
t}lat another shock Of an earthquake occurred at
st. Thomas recently, The excitement still con
tinuag
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
The Situation

Oh, who car view without q scott
Ihe strange DEGREES OF Fate,
The negroes bonds were stricken off,
To fasten on the State.
n. o. Times.
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NEar;rc guteiiiSCRfCe

New YORK, Dec. 23-Noon.
Arrived Steamers Iarr!posa, from New Ol
leans, and North America, from 40 Janiero.
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New York, Dec. 24-Noo

New YORK, Dec. 24-Noon.
Governments closed firm. Five-twenties of go
108 do of 65, 1851, do of '67. 1888 Money
closed easy; call loans generally 6 T3 cent; with
exceptions at y cent; discount quiet at GOT %
cent. Gold 133@1334. Sterling exchange firm
ana quiet at 10@l05.
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WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET.
MARRIED..

In this city, on the 10Th instant, by the Rev. 8.
d. Peeler, Mr.. EDWARD G. HILL, to Miss MAR
GARET HARYILLE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. PIP. NJ
The order mastering out of service General O.
Brown. head Of the Freedmen's Bureau in Vir-
gina, has been revoked.