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. GENNET,

n GENNET,
OPPOSITE THE rosT OFFICE,
has full assortment OF GOLD and SILVER THIN
BLES,
GOLD and SILVER SHIELDS,
FINE GOLD WEDDING and ENGAGEMENT
RINGS.
GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS,
GOLD SHIRT STUDS,
GOLD COLLAR BUTTONS,
GOLD ARMLETs, for infants;
CORAL ARMLETs and NECKLACES,
GOLD LoCKETs.
OLD SILVER received in exchange for NEW.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEwgLRY repaired
Jas No. loil Main street.
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By Harrison, Goddin Il Appsrson, Auctionssr.,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estats Agents.

T1RUSTFFS' SALE OF VALUABLE
L LEAsEHOLD, on FOURTEENTH OK Pearl
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
virtue Of 4 deed Of trust - us, as trustees, fTou
West. stowell & Co, dared June Is, 1896 record
in Richmond Hastings Court, and by request 81 70.
creditors therein secured, We shall procssd o. sell
on The premises on FRIDAY the Let day Of Febrl.
AIRY, 1857, At q clock p II, the valuable property
therein conveyed, consisting OF q LEAsEnoLO IN.
tsrest in Lot or GROUND, with the lar.
BRICK STORE, with iron front, and appurtenAncs,
thereto belonging, fronting about u feet on ID,
west line OF Fourteenth street between Main ana
Cary, and running back 20 Virginia street In tn.
rear subject to ground rent OF $500 pr anrun,
and to tine terms OF the lease under which he
same Is held The foregoing property i bounded
on the north by the tenement occupied by MT };
Foster and on the south by the tenement occupied
by Messrs. Hill Pot-st.
TERMS Cash as to so much OF the prrch.se
money as will be sufficient to pay the eNpsn..s ~
sale and OF the Great on aud execution OF the
trust and also to pay the sum OF fl,3t, with ~.
terest from the 7sth day OF December 1885 and,
as to the residue, credit AZ follows ,se4 psyabs
2sth OF March. 1857 xl,4l4 payable fsth OF Juns,
1857 and the surplus, II any, payable At such
time as the grantors or their assigns may desis'
nate or, in default Of such designation, .. the
trustees may determine, the purchaser to give ne.
gotiabls notes, interest added, for the deferred
payments, secured by lien on the property: Taxes
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser
r. r. HOwfs0N,l Tr,.,o..
ia2s J. H. SANDS
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By Grubbs i Williams, Auetioneer,
North west cornsr Main and Eleventh streets.

MEAT FRAMED DWELLING, AT
IN THE SOUTHWEST CORNER oP CLAY AM
SMITH sTRsETs, FOR SALE ABDUCTION. -"'
WEDNESDAY, sOth day Of January AZ o'el"ct
the neat FRAMED DWELLING lsckted a. abon
describsd Ii has six good rooms besides ktehsf
The lot fronts lei feet and runs back 1871 fssE 10
TEeas One fourth cash balance at four. eis
and twelve months, with Interest; purchaser b
pay taxes for 1901 0hOcbo WILL ANS,
IL rs Auetioneeu.
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,VRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L MILL AND Pity ACRES OF LAsD-L
trustee In . deed from William Gilman shall, by
consent OF the parties, sell st public auction, q
the premises, on THU RsDAY the 7.h day u Fss
ruary, 1867, the valuable MILL ard FIFTY ACRE.
OF LAND OF which the said William Gilman d 81
seized and possessed, lying In Hanover eoun'y
eleven miles from Richmond, on the Stage road y
Tappshannoek.
Also, at the same time ard place, will be sold hI
HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FUkSITURB OF Il,
i'd Gilman.
TggAa: Liberal, and made known on the day o.
sale ia la-tds Is. MONCURE Trustee.
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TO Ex.cosrsDERATE OFFICERS AND SOL
TfvNt An DIERE -A.#t

TO EX-COSFEuEhhIh io1S
.TfCtN ekJ y DIERG -Net
Officers and soldiers Of the late Confederate
.rmIes Ire most earnestly requested to send Us
snythng they have IN the way Of notes, nara.
tiyes, sketches, and particularly IScTDRSTs ana
ANECDOTES Of the war. 1t matters not how roughly
and impsrfe.ty they may be written-thsy viii be
dressed mp If necessary, by the editor for pnblica
ton: and II accepted and published. will be lioe-
rally paid for, and cash remittance made 10 the
parties forwarding them.
All communications whatsoever intended for the
Southern Opinion must be addressed to
II, RIVES POLLARD.
,au-lt Box 33l, Richmond, Va.
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Davenport & Co.. Stock Auct,oneers.
Office over National Exchange Bank.

TN ADDITION To THE SECURITIES
| h.Ionsing TO tho MERCHANTS INsURlSCEs
COMPANY, and advertised TO be sold at our ODE,
on WEDNESDAY the 3oth instant, at IL o'clock
we shall sell such other
BONDS AND STOCKS
Is may be offered before day Of sale
DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
IN ,5-.ds Stock Auetionssn.
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AUCTION sALEsLTHIS DAY.


By Sampson Jones, IT., Co.,
Auctfoneers and Commission Merchants, No. VIZ
tsenth street, between Main and Cary.
ON MONDAY THE 2sTH INSTANT,
~ commencing at half pas 10 o'clock A. N, we
i ml and desirable stock Of GRoCERIES, WIN b
LIQUORS; s HS comprising
FLOUR,
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
MACKEREL,
hpDAMaNT2Ng CANDLES,
TALLow CANDLES,
CHsEsE, ,un-n
GOLDEN SYRUP,
BHHffgPkR,
sTARCH,
SOAPS,
P PisESSR MATCHES,
WASHING and COOKING SODA,
WRaPPisd PAPER,
BUCKETS,
BROuMS,
MUSTARD,
TOILET SOAPS.
BLACKING.
WHISTLES,
BRANDY,
PuhT. SHERRY, and MADEIRA WINES.
s. JONES, ia CO.,
Auctioneer.
Parties wishing TO avail themselves Oh tns !, y
will please send In their consiSnmeh'S previous =
0is ~ 3sait s. J., JR., co.
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By Harrison, Goddin ) Apperson, AucuoHeeF
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

u,HE VALUABLE HULL STREET
pOTEL. IN MANCHESTER, FOX SALE Al
AUCTION will be sold at auction, on ne pre-
misses on MONDAY the 2sth OF January, IsoI, AZ /.
o'clock p N. at valuable property Known asth .
HIJIL-STREGT HOTEL, fronting Jos feet on the
north side OF Hull street, running back 100 ieet
ohort for,y feet with the small FRAMED TEN
N Mt about twenty ave feet, and with the vacant
lot forty feet su Samuel
u WilIiamson and by Mr.. GEORGE short, al forty !,
d s dollars per month. The iocstion a..i
one, and the property Is wsli-hohPtea ioi ao'si'
grocery or family residence.
TERMS one-third cash; balance at three an ana
Ave months for negotiable notes, inte!ssss 49, ~
be paid by the purchaser . .ppppSos
HARRISON, GoDDlN APPEksoS,
tn Auctiopesr.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS AND
i BONDs.-Iwil cell at public auction At the
office Of Messrs. Davenport i TO at IL q, clock on
WEDNESDAY the 30th OF January, 1851, the FOL.
lowing STOCKS and BONDS comprising the As.
Richmond
400 shares Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
s,oek,
"a, 400 Registered Richmond and Danville Rail.
road Bonds,
81, SOC Coupon Bonds East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad Com, any.
e. 900 old Georgia q per cent Coupon Bonds,
81 shares James River Canal Packet Company,
IS shares old DOM nion Insurance Company,
a. 900 bond OF The County OF Carroll, Va,
SAT 900 bonds of Montgomery County,
$40 900 bonds OF Charlotte County,
$40 900 bonds OF North Cxrolins. spsr cents.
Terms: Sixty days credit for satisfactory paper,
interest added. SAMUEL SiNTON,
IL 2I-tds Trustee.
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Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRACT OF
LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT
THREE MILES BELOW THE CITY OF II IT,
M0ND, ON THE DARBYT0WE ROAD, AT AUt-
TION Pursuant TO the provisions OF a deed Of
trust duly executed by Benjamin Dickinson sn,oa
County Court will proceed 70 sell NJ public auc-
ion on the premises, on THgRspAY the I'll TN G Of
LAND therein mentioned called " idlewi!d,"
situated hree miles below Richmond on the Cen
tral or Darbytown road, containi Ing 2o5t AChEs,
with good dwelling house and other necessary
build ngs thereon, now in the occupancy OF said
Dickinson.
with expenses of executing this rust on a credit
until 10th September, 1857 as 10 the sum OF ps2' ~
with interest from 18th Septem Der. 1876 ana IS TO
the residue, on such terms as the debtor may pre-
scribe or in his absence, thsn as the trustee may
make known at the hour OF sa
The taxes for this year 10 he paid by the pur-
chaser. JOHN . IsehiE, LEuhtee'
AppEpsoy jas
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By Grubbs i Williams, Auctionesrs,
r.h-as, cornsr of Main and Eleventh stree.

TWO TENEM ENTS, ON THE
/ NORTH SIDE OF CUMBERLAND STREET,
BETWEEN CHERRY AND CULVEkT STR LET'S,
IN SIDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION On
TUESDAY the 2sth Of January, at O'Clock III !,
FRAMED TBSEMENTs located as above, each
having four rooms.
The lots front 81 feet each, and run back ia9 ieet
These houses have been built within the last few
wears and arc suited to persons Of small means.
TERss: One fourth cash, balance o. four, eight,
and twelve months, with Interest The purchasers
10 pay the taxes for 1857 xs
iaa Auctioneers.
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BY 6rubbs & Williams, Auetionsers,
North we.t corner Main and Eleventh streets.
SALE of VALUABLE |. 2. BIZ

SALE OF VALUABLE
/ REAL ESTATE AT THE SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF CARY AND FOURTH SHEETS by
virtue ~ IS deed OF trust executed by N saun'
ders. trustee for Mrs NJ J MINIS, - the sub.
scriber A. trustee, dated 18th May, 1890, and re-
corded Ia Richmond Huttiugs Court once beng
thereto required by the creditors named IN SAID
deed. viii sell at auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY sth February, 1867, Al halt psstt O'Clock
T. N III fair IL not, then on the next fair cay
thereafter, st the same hour. the property son.
y-yed In said deed, being LOT OF DRoUaO
situated at the southwest corner Of Cary and
Fourth streets, fronting on the south side Of Cary
street 65 feet and running back $50 feet 10 an AL
lev, upon which lot stands several SHOPS, oecu.
pied by william Forbes and others
TERMS Enough in cssh to defray the expenses
with interest thereon from 18th January 1907 a
credit until 18th May, 1857, as to tw" notes Tor
$751;. Sc each, and the rem.indsr upon terms 10 10
announced AZ the time Of ssle-credit payments TO
bear interest and be secured ~ deed o trust upon
the properly. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1896
Y w GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRuBps X WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. All
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MEETINGS

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
L THE HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL BAIAAR
will meet in the Lecture room OF the Second Pres.
byterian church on MONDAY, January ssth, at
O'Clock p. NJ Afull attendance Is requested
ia2S-lt
NOTICE.-A meeting Of The stock
~ holders OF the Union Manufacturing Company
will be held at the ONCE Of Harrison, Goddin y
Apperson, on WEDNESDAY. February 18th, At
o'clock p. NJ.
il lO-3Ot SAMUEL A. EATON. Secretary.
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RAND PROMENADE CON On
U CERT AND BALL, by OTTO MIL ~
MONDAY EVENING, January Is. Tickets, l.ts'
admitting a, gentleman and lady, FIFTY CENTS,
and caa 6e procured during the day at the Hotel,
ana ana .. osN vt '''e = THE COMMITTEE.
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WORK OF HISTORICAL VALUE
AND ROMANTIC INTEREST.
EARING OF THE GRAY.
Comprising personal portraits, sketches, scenes,
adventures and incidents OF the late war.
JOHN EsTEN COOKE,
of General stuart's staff and author Of surry, OF
Eagles Nest, -" Life OF Stonewall Jackson" &C.

1.-THE blessed aud ever glorious dead are not
here to defend cir memories from the faint OF the
reproach Of rebellion and treason
ALIAS | am alive and here and am bound 81
every hazard to declare that these men were no
rebel, and traitors at they were pure patros,
Ioyal citizens well tried and true sold srs brave,
honest devoted men. who proved their faith In
their principles by the deaths which canonlzed
them immortal heroes and martyrs. w.,
"HEyRY A. WISE"
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0RAND CONCERT At THE
nnTcuWoN6 TuEATRE-A GRAND VOCAL
IA tnNiSTRTUENTAL CONCERT f.. !ss benefit
OF ST. JOsgPH'S ORPHAN Asi n wyEnhS Isl
svvEH1SG NEXT There will be produced on
this nnmssI Of .. s,y novel f1 paron
q, Ia Entertainment will be the Introduction OF
EIGHT PIANOS with SIXTEEN PERFORM hhs'
snmething never bel fore attempted here. The per-
formance will be very attractive. ,
Tekets TO all parts Of the house, 75c., to be mad
AZ the Richmond Musical Exchange OF Messrs Da-
yies Sons.
kindly terderad by Msssrs. J. w. Davies Sons,
M,s;c D. lers and Publishers Ja2b--f
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SHOCKOE HILL LITERARY SOCI-
> ETY.-The NOFTHLY GRAFTON before this
Society will be delivered in the Lecture, Room OF
At y o. clock =.
There will also he PUBLIC DEBATE before the
Society at the same time and place
Ladies and the public genera IL are invited to at
tend GEORGE L. CHR STAN,
1. "a n President.
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By George V. Case, Aactionser.

WILL SELL AT THE COUNTY
w CoURT-HOUsE ON MONDAY the 4th day
~ Psbruary 1857 at ~ o. clock NJ, seventy two
acres of LAND. lying and being In the county OF
Henrico, on the Williamsburg road, one mile
from eadow station, on York River railroad, v tn
about Ave hundred cords of good PINE WOOD on
the place. -
Terms: Made known on day Of sale. ja Is
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DACIFIC GUANO.-We are now pre-
u pared to all orders for this valuable fertilizer
liberal discount 10 tbs trade. .,-s.
,,t0I.,.-.., - ALLIS N s ADDISON,
Cary street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
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THE FEAST FOR THE BENEFIT

THE FEAST FOR THE BENEFIT
| OF THE OAKwOoD ASSOCIATION will be
held in the Factory on Twentieth between Main
and Franklin streets on WEDNESDAY. soth Jan
uary. OHM ER-the best the markets VIII snord-
will be served from two until six o'ciock-price,
n children half price. During the evening a
very fine SUPPER and refreshments OF all kinds
will be furnished at reasonable rates. persons
who may desire to assist in this laudable cause
are ell to send supplies to the factory, where
= comni tee OF ladies will be in attendance to r.
ceive such on MONDAY and TUESDAY, zsth ana
29th from u to o CLOCK.
All persons who have already promised refresh
m.nts will please send as above directed
DINNER TICKETS can bs bought at the stores
of r. p. Southall, on lain between Fifth and
sixth streets Bidgood 4 Reilly and 3 McPhail,
on Main q. j. Blamire, Hudnut Berrian, on
BROAD street Church Hill, and at the door the day
If opening. MRS. y. Pol lhhhsc,
Ia Oft Recording Secretary.
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The design Of this work is to present graphic
and picturesque view OF some of the most striking
scenes aud personagss of the late war in the South
ad ventures OF the writer, narratives OF scouts,
elaborate personal portraits Of Stuart, Hampton,
Ashby Mosby, and other Confederate celebrities,
with anecdotes and details concerning them, Tor
the truth Of which the author vouches.
The work possesses historical value as wei as
romantic interest, and will be handsomely Illus
trated with numerous life-ike portraits and stri-
king scenes of actual occurrence.
AGENTS WANTED
in syery township and county in the United States.
GENERAL AGENTS are wanted for every southern
State. None but men Of experience and capital
need apply. Address ..-...
E.B TREAT & Co, Publishers,
IA - 2tdItsw $50 Broadway, New York.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF ..
L deed OF trust from John A. PizIipi 70 the ~.
dersigned az trustee, ex.satsd on the ID day .,
the Richmond Hu,tings Count, shall orer for al.
at public auction, on the premises. located O.
Broad between Second and Third streets, On TUES
O'clock the ,tock OF goyds conveyed by sss
deed, consisting OF CoSFECTIosERIEs, Toys,
FANCY GOODS, etc.
TERMS: Cash. JOHN A. COKE,
Ia 2s-SMAru Trustee.
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CIrY OF RICHMOND, TO Wit This day person
ally appeared before me, . notary public for said
city, J NJ GopDIS, cashier, and made oath that
knowledge and belief. Given under my hand this
18th day of January, 1857
- EDWARDJ WARREN, Notary Public.
a.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
4 METROPOLITAN HALL.

Tho
SOUTHERN PRIZE COMBINATION TROUPE
will open the above popular place OF amusement
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Januarys ~
with
PARCEs, COMEDIES, and MUSICAL oL'o.
One bundled PRIZES given away. ia 2s-2tr
ECTURE.-Mr. o. p. BALDWIN
Ia will deliver a LECTURE forthe beneht OF me
WORE SOCIETY OF tn Brosd str ct Church, IN the
ictnre room Of that c h ufeh. on TUESDAY NIGHT
tbs oSth instant at hall past o'clock.
SUBJRCr: WAR CONSIDERED AS ON w NE
Ticksts Fifty CENTS. For sale at D S,is
music store Bidgood Reity's, W"oahou7s
parbam's and also 4 the door. ia 81
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BY Paine 4 Co., Auctionse

STORE FOR RENT AT AUCTION
- On WEDNESDAY the 30th instant, al Ia o'clock
we will sell our unexpired time of the store at pre-
sent occupied by US, u tho 18th Of June next, Pos
session given Immediately.
ja2s PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
by Hsrrison, 6oddin 1 Apperson, Austions.rs,
RsnkSss, Brokers, AMI Real Eststs Agents.

BRICK STORE AMI
IL DWELLING, ON THE NORTH SIDE 81
MlIs BETwEkN SEVENTEENTH AVID EioB
TENTH sTRgETs, FOR SALE At AUcTT0f-
NRsDAY the Goth January, 1897, at< o. clock y n
the excellent BRICK STORE and DwELLIN,
loeatsd Sc above, now IN tho occupancy ~ Mr.
T. Vaughan and others al the ANIMAL rent Of t7Q
The lot extends from Main street 10 Walnut ziIe,
distance OF nearly $50 feet, and has On said allie
b. rick lumber house. p.
Terms One fourth cash; balance A. three sr
nine and twelve months for negotiable notes. n
tersst added, secured by trust deed Tn. tar
and insurance for this year TO be paid BY the ps,
80 HARRISON, G0DDIN 4 APPERsos.
4. % AuctIor An
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

BY Harrison, Goddin 4 .ppsrson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
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By sampson Jones, IT., Co.
Auctfoneers and Commission Merchants, NO. 'fiI
tsenth street, between Main ana GARY.
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the ERIE RAIL WAY COMPANY.

Election Of Directors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
the "OppOsitiou.o
Yesterday special meeting Of the stockholders and
directors of the company held their Office Ere
Buildings, corner Duane and ives, streets, the object
being 60 into election for officers directors.
II was generally understood that Mr.. Robert H. Burdc
chs present President of the Company would DO
candidate for reelection. split had been created in
the board with regard tho merits OF certain candi
daias many Of the stockholders, Ia alleged, desired
change, and Mr. Burde, nndng tho pressure too heavy
against hin, very gracefully decnad being candidate
and retired from tho contest.
On gong into election the following gentlemen
wore chosen Dir sectors John Il Eicrdge, Boston;
JOS ah Bardwei Boston; j. q. Bancroft Davis, New
burg; Alexander g Diyen, New York; William Evans
England: James fsk, Ir, Now YORK; Eben u. Jordan,
Boston j. Gould New York Dadley :. Gregory, Jersey
Cty: George NJ sroses, Now YG<k Frederick a. Lane
New YORK; Hcmer Ramadsl. Sewburs; William Is.
Jatnes s. whitney, Boston; frank Work, New York;
Levi Underwood, Vermont.
Mr.. Levi Underwood declining TO serve on the board,
Mr. Daniel Drew, a member os the old board, was
elected his plasc. This gentleman's had bocn
let among TIE NOMINATIONS as H. was alleged no
operating TOO heavily IN stocks, but in consideration of
his valuable services officer Of Ne company, he
was brought forward again, and 10 q member OF
the board IN NJ. Underwood place.
Al q subsequent election for officers the following
gentlemen elected Pre- sdent John = Eldrdro
vcc-Presiden, Alexander s. Owen; Treasurer, Daniel
Drew.
MI EidrdGe Is . prominent lawyer OF Boston, and
enjoys reputation for ability nnancier and
ger The utmost harmony prevailed at the meeting,
ana II ger orally supposed that under the regime
there viii b. concert Of action and additional vigog
fused into The operations Of the company.
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MAIL DETAILS TO SEPTEMBER %

The mails Of the Cubs reached this civ from Boston
about midnight last night, bringing European tiles
and correspondence, independent OF our caplc de-.
spatcnes 2sth Of September The mail report. by
the Cuba have been anticipated to great by
compilation from the Paris journals aud special mail
telegram and letters OF the same dasc published the
HERALD yesterday morning
British ship Of war in KiIlybegs Bay, Ireland is
on Vie lookout for = Fcnian priva,eer."
correspondent Of the Dublin Fecnlans Journal
writing on the 2sth Of September, says
Yesterday evening Of her Ncjesty's ships OF war
the Research Captain Moree, X n, commander
arrived here from Lough Swily, and immediately after
cast anchor inside the buoys In the harbor She left on
cruise this morning In the hay but will return again
tonight to her anchorage IL Is we'll known that
the privateer In which . council Of was held short
time ago or Tory island 70 avengs the Derryvesgh
and Donegal evictons ard which landed tho wounded
men on che entrance 10 the Sligo Channel had been
cruising for some days OF the Kybegs headland and
with which, from inquiries they appeared 10 he very
familiar Every ono knows what the result would be OF
eveu an unsuccessful attempt landing on any part OF
the Irish seaboard the present ed state OF Eng
land, and which appears 10 be only growing in America
II 10 reported that the fenIan convict o'Donoven
Rosa has been logged in Mbank prison.
The miniature American vessel John T. Ford reached
Dublin on the 18th september, whence she will be
forwarded TO London, where one Of her owners was
awaiting % receive her
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: NICE.


Napoieon's Position In the Italo- Roman Ques.
tiop-(ioverncd by Circumstanc cs-Innuence
Of the Church Pnrty-An Imperial Diniculty
and How "a should be Uet-The Mount Ceuis
Railroads.&c. New Mountai Line In Cousen-
plation-tsencrals 1lcCI ELAN md Hooker.
PARs, Sept ~, 1867.
The threatened invasion Of Rome BY Garibad has been
the means at least Of exhibiting in strong light thu
fact tha, The Emperor Napoleon Who Ia more in
cned to allow himself 10 be controlled and governed BY
circumstances as they arise than 10 pursue 70 lie END
spy frsd policy When. in accordance with the
treaty OF september Is he withdrew tho French troops
from tho Roman territory he undoubtedly hoped and be-
ueyed tina, he had length been finally and forever
relieved the task OF playing constable aud police
man 10 the Pope and Cardinal Antorell and that ne
would never be called upon 70 occupy Rome again.
Hut No sooner did become positive that
caribadi was determined 10 brss about and then take
Advantage Of an insurecton IN the Roman territory,
than the French government prepared 10 send cxps
don to the Eternal CITY, aud IL 10 nov On undoubtsd
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