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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-09

DATENT TUBE OR PIPE WE'LL
No more digging, no more boring: Cost one
third less than the old -fashioned well. Send or
call for circular. Address W. a. STEW ART
office Of Stewart & Bargaialn, S2s Main street,
Richmond, Va, sole Agent for the States OF Yif-
ginta, West Virginia, North Carolina, and South
Carolina. State, county, and town rights for sale.
90 <-eod2m
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AWctJOD Sales.
THIS DAY

WILL SELL THIS DAY, COMMEN-
wv cfng at 10 O'clock A. NJ. a large aud varied
assortment OF GOODS. consisting Of s-.r'ri ~ +
FURNITURE,
SEWING MACHINES, .asata !. q
DRY GOODS,
80 CROGkERY, ,1 |t..'
SHOES, ~. ,r,,r-.9. a, -r-,rttttr B.
and many other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Night sales every evening 40 usual. ~.
Consignments collected and received up to hour
OF sale. ~. .f.1f THOMAS PHILLIPS,
ds Q-ltk Auctonser.
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RsoN AL. ,,ou co. /, .., s

RSON AL. =
= >,-'-',9 TAKE NOTICE. p lafk
t,|-:-A WORD OF ADVICE.
my GOODS cheaper than ever st the populs 7
prv Goods Store, No. SOL, corner OF Third and
Broad streets. -
T The Vsry best Monsseiaines only 1896;
Bleached Cotton; and loc. yard wide, only l2c.
Brown Cotton, the best and cheapest In the city;
PiIIoy case Cotton only 2oc.; '23ft vs. &
10 q Sheetings, 40c., cheap at SOC. ;,3,I ~ IS q
Extra heavy Poplfns only 2sc-, cheap at 5oc.; .,
L1naoas. ali colors rs, so, and upwards;
French Merinos and EMPRESS Cloth only $780,; r
Canton FIannels only lesc. -yt,-rfE -Er-.a
Great Bargains In Atwood Flannels
Balmorsl Skirts only 81 rs /" a-1 = -
Cashmere for men and boys wear, SOC. and up
wards;
Best Chinchilia Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks, $3.50,
worth $7; ..5 I2tE.H ~ - e
Great bargains in Blankets; 81. gar .i.
Ladies' fleece lined Hose, extra heavy, only Csc.
Hoop Skirts, 50c!; ~ Ettu S4iii2Ss ~ -
French Gorsets only Sl;ro4 5g.&nE w-s nTa
And great many other goods two numerous TO
mention at Z, }aa = (, 70 VISAAG SYCLE'S 81
u 1910 rs-tr7 Popular Dry Goods Store,
No. 3o1, corner of Third and Broad streets.
E. 81. NoRvELL. F. v. SUTTON, Jr., and e. FALK
will be pleased to serve their friends.o de5--lw,
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BY Bowman StrOock, AucIlOnseIs,
No. IL Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary.
ARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF
/ 4 BOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Cove will offer for sale at our auction rooms
on TUESDAY the 10th Of pecsmber q! 10 6eioeh,
''''iD h a. chester BROWN sHEETIN G and
Social Hnl Mills n BLEAcHED sHEETING AVID
nRsss GOODS,
DELAIEES,
PLAIDs.
GGHENHs GEk4Sss
JEANS.
PRINTS,
Innings,
sELICIAs, aa1a
T iTahIaS CLOTH,
BEA AGGk BRoADCLoTH,
SAsEi sss e coFq PsReT RG szIs4 SHHTs
cHANnKERCHiEFs.
5 5ADns c and aEEs7s' HOSIERY
G GopP ssE sfkFFss' ,g0or
aVALIsEs, TRUNKS, SC. cg 81.
large line OF seesonable
HATS and UMBRELLAS.
gs s6 ss1S o S2RsH sa az hisS'
RAIS. -.@5.HAs
,,t, rrs ALSO, .,.s ~ j. $3.50.
A very fine assortment Of
ladies and Misses fashionable sAouks,
CLOAKS, and
Ladies' FANCY FURS. et-a
Will be added: e .-..s...e +.
TOYS, FANCY GOODS, Sc.
These Goods ara all reasonable, and the atteI.
ton Of the trade is respectfully called 70 thls
TERMS OF SALB y All sums under SlOo, cash
under 5000, sixty days over that amount ninety
dave with approved endorsement. Cor -
A fine lunch to be served. ,,o,,,- (,
de8 s'H" BOW MAN q ofh0uHh.
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lMesJes and Horses for safe.


NEULGS AND HORSES
I'VE Jus. arrived az the EXCHANGE" sssSA
lin street, ONE HUEDRND YOUNG AndGaNhssSgS
WEIL-BH0KE MULES, "A lao q lot OF ana xUghS
HORSES SUITABLE Tor farm purposes, whtsh VIII
SELL 1t fair prtsck. as 80, tstlsT
Invite tho aLtontica Of the ,&frrsrs and Ylant.
are OF North CRroinA and Virginia 10 sh,s sapsf'cs
10. OF stock and promise thss EgtsfaStton las W
sasliss And r,r,ss tie S--tsf IOPsG DAVIS.
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nEsIRABLE HOTBL PRoPERT1SY

DESIRABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
~ FOR BENT, IN THE TOWN OF UoV1NG.
to the hi CHEST bidder on fhe 10th day OF Deeem-
Der, 1857, in the town Of Covingtons the above
property, with large stables, which are situated
railroad. 1t s'.t
The passengers to and from the various Springs
thd two hotels now In the town has been insnm-
Client 10 accommodate this years travel The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will be opened
next spring. and further comment on tho business
prospects Of this town IL unnecessary.
In addition TO the above, will rent az tne same
place and time'a comfortable DWELLING and
small STONE HOUSE.
no 27-l5t aHf EDWARD MCM AdOE.
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and Bleachsd Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Pillow.c case Cottops, ggn d
Linen sheetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains In Towels; s-EErfrs,r -
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de Laines;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, -Msrino, h
Biarritz, Fontaine, do LANES,
Poplins, ottomans,
Alpacas, Bo1nbazines, &c. ~
= CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH PoPLIEs.
shawls, Shawls; Is.
Fine assortment Flannels, Table Damssk,
Napkins, Balmoral Skirts. Cassimeres,
Satnetts, Kentucky Jeans, &c., st'
r.,., Fl, WILLIAM n. BELL Il CO.'S.
No 20 uma.r s07 Broad street.
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OPyIcE YIRaISIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co..
Es& ~ s-32L' RICHMOND, October l. 1867.


WIRGTNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Y On and after 0CToBsR !lsT the Mail Train
will be run between, Richmond and Staunon
daily, except on sunday, aud on sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsvil!e. West Of stanton
! the Mail Train will leave for Covtpgton on MON
DAYS. WEDN BSDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re-.
turn alternate days.
Leave hIcnLnOnd .I:io a. Ms
Leave Stanton for Covington.. 2. II
LSaVS SoVlnStou .,.....'...S.sv 4 N.
Leave Staunton for Richmond. $500 A. NJ.
iEfSsigh. IFsipse daily tsxcs2: Sunday leave
THROUGH TICKETS sold 70 all promineu!
points North and South, and to Lynch burg, Lex
ington, Harrisonburg. Lewtsburg, and other pro.
, At Covington, JAMES ]. a. TaoPTER s. BRO
TIERS STAGE LINE connects With the Mail
Train for White Sulphur, Lew!sburg, and Ka-
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore 70
Charleston, two and half days.
At Stanton and Goshen, HARAAT i CO.'S
STAGE LIN ES connect with Mall Train for Lex.
ington daily Except Sundays, and passengers
go through from Richmond or Baltimore same
day. rE92- ~ EaCs sf 60
The Passenger Car heretofore attached to
i''s - /" - a. b. WHiTCoMB,
oc1 -.rr General superintendent.
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By Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson, EAuctioneers
ga,a tgr and Real Estate Agents. "r 5g- gl

beautiful SQUARE OF FOUR
ID ACRES OF LAND. IN SIDNEY. EBAR TO
GROVE STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION AT
the request of the owner we shall PROCEED 70 sell
at auction on the premises on TUESDAY, pc,
cember 10, 1857, at IL O'clock NJ, that beautiful
square in Sidney, within one square OF ~ Sro n
street designated by the numbers Ss7 Sss, s3s sso
and In rear of the handsome cottage now owned
by the heirs Of the late Samuel P. Mitchell, for
merly by Thomas o. Dudley, Esq. 60 =. =.
TEBMs: Reasonable, and made known at the
hour of sale. 2LL ~ ,rov
dess $1,000. 80 : : - Auctioneers
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By Smith Hughes, Auctioneers,
No. 1894 Main street. bet. Thirteenth and Four
teenth, a few doors above St. Charles Hotel.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
W THIS MORNING alto O'Clock choice lot
Immediately after the sale Of FURNITURE, we
" ~ 'Sn BOOTS, a-g
-ist4 SHOES,
ys.EnF CLOTHIwa, szEG 4
80 4 GLASSWARE. nd. rusrf Il. ..s.. an1
and good many useful articles. ,.s r.r.....
dc 91f1l3s SMITH HUGHES, Auctioneers.
- BY Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co.,
Anctioneefs and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
3 lsl street between Main and Cary.
GN MONDAY, 9TH INSTANT, COM
W MEHCIyG at half past 10 o'clock, we, will
ofar at auction, at our warehouse, Nos. q, and
Fifteenth street. between M ain and Gary, large
and we'll assorted stock of GkUCERlES, consisting
in part of BACON,
sUGARS,T
CQFFEES, aC@
FLOUR, ,...---
$50 HERRINGS,
# MAGKEREL,
CHEESE, 4 X
CANDLES,
SOAPS, $50 30
TEAS, SC. to which We invite
'-i' ''''-i''0 - . ~ 5. JONES, JR. 500,
DEF s.a tc, ,M AucAoneers.
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BY, Cook d Laughton, ;Auetioneers,7 :
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.

rpie.4FTgrg SdJ 49, .$EE13 AdatI 81
{ A TTRACTIVE. SALE OF HOUSE.
N HOLD FURNITURE. BEDDING. SHOES
FURNACES, sc, AT AUCTION.-on TUESDAY
the 10th instant at 10 o'clock, we will sell at oul
store avery large assortment OF HUUSEHoLL
FURNITURE, consisting OF = = :
MAHOGANY SOFAS and PARLOR CHAIRS
..PARLORARM CHAIRS and ROCKERS, a.
DaMAsK CURTAINS,
q ETBGRE, .aaLE H 8-'
MAHOGANY CARD TABLES.
BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS,
very large THREE-PLY CARPET, new
MAHOGANY W Ar De b ES and slDE-
MARBLs.Tof CABINETS and WASH:
JENNY Lib, COTTAGE, and SCROLL
90 q BEDsTEADS. ~ -
New HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES, t
x NsmBLAVKETs and BEDsPEEADS,
- CANE and WOOD SEAT CHAIRS.
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS,
, SEWING and Nurse ROCKERS, i2.'t
3, g s55AhssTERs s and PILLOWS, ~ y. :.
aIHodANY- SECRETARIES and. BOOK.
pARIoRan NURSERY FEEDERs,
Several rolls new CARPET and FLOOR OIL
.@4IIfH CLOTH, III t3-a-t. 80
COOKING STOVES, -,.rr rsr-.
OFFICE and STORE STOVES,
Several large, STORE FURNACES, with all
ne de t ArCooK LIUaHToE, Auct,oneers.
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By Paine & Co. Auctioneers.

r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.-On
4 WEDNESDAY, December nth, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our auction rooms,
by catalogue, very large and choice stock OF
+ FRESH DRY GOODS, .s
comprising great variety Of new and seasonabe
GOODS now receiving, adapted to winter sales.
II .lr tE-LssE- ALSO,
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMoRALs, ],
comprising every variety for Men, Women, and
Children.
A large and desirable assortment OF - ,si
- READy.M MADE CLOTHING, -.ssy =
of latest and best sty les, suited to the season.
We invite the attention of city and country
dealers to this sale the stock Is all fresh ans,
seasonable and will be sold without reserve ana
- no 20 $50 PAINE & CO., Auctioneers,
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Coq,19,a5ssjo1. Merchants.


g M. WILLIAMSON formerly of 4.
AND q cos SsSfss aEgcHaaT Nos. 1919 and
1918 Cary street, between Thirteenth and Virgi MIA
to ss ;as T o5eo r sn4 ads
TO his patrons full market prices and prompt re-
turns.
Refers, by permission, to Planters National
Bank Of Vtrsinia - = Harvey, ESQ rTssiae1.
Williams; Messrs. 4. Z. Stokes Co.; aessrs. Z:
q. Maury d Co., Bankers; Harrison, Goddin
APperson, Real Estate Aue clio ;, -
/ RICHMOND, October 10, 1857. DC 2l-sm
UWYNN, COTTE6 q CO., COTTON
SssTSts los kaaS4aS sTsssf
rS Ss att s9Gp ''n to sales Of COT
Refer TO General alter Gwynn. ". c.. General
Joseph +. Anderson, Colonel c. Q. Tompkins, a.
HEN aEsR ss' Sl@ HiilESn 81 BALTIMORE:
/ KFR GOTTEN, late OF Tarboro'. n. c.:
WALTER GWYNN, JR., late OF South Carolina.
AEILLs & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
ssis q Ssas and IasUF FL III @Sffscos
Orders solicited. LIBERAL advances made on con.
Nstonsl 'e Bank s' Of virginia; JAxEs TaeSAs, Jr
ESQ.,, Richmond, Vs.; asssrs. d. AEssBsaA&
Boston. Maaa. .t. ~ sh-ss
c.R BARNES, up. JusTIs, s.P. rowLRR.
BARNES, JUSTIS d FOWLER,
ID {successors to JusTIs & PowLgR,l GEN EkAL
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
no. leo2 Franklin street, Richmond. virginia,
and Ia Pratt street. Baltimore, Ad.,-Fsr1iss
chipping PRODUCE 70 this house can draw ioi
ons-h bali tbs valas Of shipment as soon as snip
ped the balance will be paid oyer IS soon IS so1e
Strict attention given TO the business. 9aic4
| "a les and prompt returns made.
Rsser 10 William d.. Gsbsn. member OF yirgipta
Legislature, Buckingham county; Colonel -. -
Cobbs, Farmvilte, Va. : 4. IL. Pierce, stanh.ol'
Va. J. K. Koinsr, Waynssboro', Augusta county:
| Va; Joseph Dettor, Grsspwcod, AlbsinArle w.
B. s. Pollard, Richmond, Vs.; Lancaster, 80, ~"
bankers, Richmond, Va. 90 H-sh
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By Lee & Goddin,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 10 Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
WYE OFFER FOR SAL E PR.
w yATELY THE DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT fronting on Lombard alley 20 feet tWhicn
and In rear of the business houses Of John, J.
Wilson and others. This Is q most. dsstra
building lot for manufacturers or any other ousl-
ness purposes. = S,srnrgs q IT ~ 80 IS Il
= TERMS: Liberal.
h da8lw Auctionesrs.
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Re0E Estate for S0Les

By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
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OUR wAsHaNGr0s LETTER.

Correspondence 0! the Richmond Dispatch.
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R6Ezr0aAs.


z-
D. M E Eza
4 -aar OFFICE RIcHaoyp AND PzTsasBvea,
'sN+ - RAILROAD C6XPAs7
--------a--s---- RICHNogD, december ,, 1871
SPECIAL HOTICE.-After this data
Stbe L4e P;2 NJ TRAfN from Richmond ID 70
cr6ssinR.2 IN - 4=sl <fSE RI. 1IfI'f
de4-im Engineer and snperintsndsn.
ESaIsBRR AND sUPERrsTgEDgxf's OyyIc,,
RIcHxogD End PgrzasBuRs RAILRoADCo.
RICHMOND, VA, n november 10, 1857.
TrHROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
Il MENT TO WILMINGTON, N. Can ~
rangsment for the transportation OF tbron.h
freight between Richmond and Wil,ningto
c., has been entered into between the P!cbmnrrii
and Petersburg, Petersburg Transfer, PetsYsbnraA
and the Wilmington and Weldon Ksilroad Com,
copiesof the rates and classic cations can b. o.
Aass z ia 'f Engineer and sape Ii sIas
DICHMOND AND DANVILLF
HRA1LR IA DEFIANCE OF SCHEDULE
ONLY ONE PASSENGER. TRAIN DAILY On
and afteTHoaD October :, 1857, tbs Passsngs;
GOING WgsT.-Through mail and passenger trai,
leaves Richmond daily at It's A. NJ; arrives a.
Danville at 4P. r.; leaves panvills at 4o5 p M
arrives at Greensboro at 7.loP 81.
aoIss R4sT.-Leaves GREENSBORO daily az Sis
A. III. ]; arrives at Dapville at 8.c5A M; Leaves
Danvflie 80 a. N. arrives at Richmond a,
Train, connect at Burksville with passenger
trains III southside railroad Except on sun.
on the Mort, Iasolina railroad
-. THOMAS .DoDAMEAD,
os+ Superintendent
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GENERAL EXCELLENT BRICK
y THNEMENTS, on THE NORTHEAST COR
NRR OF CLAY, AND MoCANCE STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold at auction, on
the premises. on TUESDAY the 10th December. At
% o'clock P. NJ, several excellent BRICK TENB
OF Mr.. Wilcher Abrahams and others. T hey are
wellIocsted for small families, and now command
good rents, - ~fE5 ssitt. .sfy y das
TERMS: one-thifd cash balance at and
months for negotiable notss, interest added, Sc
'ufSo :. H 1 ri SSs.i aoDDIN & APPERsoN.
des \ 49,. Auctioneers.
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AUCTION, Sales.
CULTURE DAY.

BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Arctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
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By Bowman stroock Auctioneers, =,
No. IL Fourteenth street. between Main and Cary.
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By Smith & Hughes, Auctioneers, ..
No. 1894 Main street. bet. Thirteenth and Four
teenth, a few doors above St. Charles Hotel.
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tired in time Of. the Soldiers life, and
aspired to the less perilous but mere pro-
fitable position of asutler."f This change
of view and purpose elected the followins
honorable notice by order Of the renowned Sne
General Butler: q.
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, President johnson has, received
from Mr. William M. tLed1eg, Of
Richmond, the. present ofSa kcomfortl
able armchair made of straw It
was constructed entirely by the CO.
lored men in MIR. Ledley's employ.
Twelve, old ladies met at tea
party in Palmyra New York) the
other day. The aggregate age was
800 years; the average seventy-one.
The eldest was ninety-three.
In Cleveland, a negro baby fell
ont. Of window and nearly killed
gentleman passing along the street.
An exchange thinks he had nigger on
the brain.
The New York r nes recently
chroniclcd the arrangements for n
funeral under the head of "Out Door
Sports" \ wake would be in door
amuscmcnts.
A coquettish vehicie, called tho
Exclusive" is now the fashion in
Paris, having been introduced there
by Boston lady. There is just room
in it for the occupant and her skirts.
IHc IIluccSS OF NaleS mas taken
all airing for the first time since her
herring.
Bury your troubles, bnt don't
Engcr around the graveyard con-
iur;ng up their ghosts to haunt You.
Many beautiful girl has q great
number OF "chaps" on her hands,
and some on her lips.
Mule-tlieving and hon-roost "poli-
ation. and suicide for love, are some
Of the late Virginia excitmcnts.
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iF1NANezAI.sAnp oeaIn1ERo1AL.

slightly fayors Buyers. Wheat dull
and new drooping. Corn dulland q
shade easier. Pork firm, at 1913. 10
(923. 75. Lard firm. Cotton firm; at
9711a a@2S.. Turpentine in fair request,
ht 5711(05S. Rosin firm. Gold 40.
Stefling-time 1001015. .
p. M.--Gold 40. Cotton frmer,
with sales Of 5000 bales-nplands %.
Flour NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new 13
@16. Wheat heavy, and 2(T3c. lower
Southern, red So 30(02.5 so. Corn
heavy, and. .1c lower-mixed Western
$1.O111.O3: Mess pork $3.50. Coffee
active, at SIG gold.
BALTIN1oRE, July 31.-Coffef un-
changed. Cotton firm and scarce
middling 271s. Elour-high grades
active-Howard Street superfine
$10.5Q; family 14M145O. Wheat
advanced 5c.--white S2.3002.75; red
2.4O02. 80. Corn scarce-white l. 25; !;
yellow 1.25. Lard firm-Wcstern
1875. Bulk shoulders 11si0117s.
MOBILE, July 3l.-Sales of cotton
300 bales market closed firm, at 23
@231s for middlilfgs; receipts 43.
Accounts from the crop favorable.
AUGUsrAsIJuly 31.-Cotton quiet
but prices firm; sales 1G0 bnles--mid-
ding 25.
CHAF:fEsroS. July 81. Cotton is
quiet; sales II balcs-middlinGs 25i,
C926; receipts 800 bales.
SAvANNAH, July ;H.--Cotton firm,
and in good demand, with sales Of
bales-middlings %; receipts
.132 bales.
New ORLEANS, July 31.-Salcs of
cotton 500 bales; market Grm--low
middling 30; receipts S37 bales. Sugar
and molasscs unchanged. Flour uns
changed and prices nominal-cxtra
11.5O. Corn duh and declining
S1.07i:.. Pork held at 2GIl for round
lots. Bacon very quiet and weaker,
at 1311I(014 for shoulders; 1G@161.
clear sides; 1903 for. sugar-cnred
hams Lard quiet-tierces 133l@l4.
Gold AZ.
|. LoNDoN, July 3I-2 P. M.-Cdn-
soils 94 3-16. Bonds 72 1916.
LIVERPOOL, July SD P.-Cotton
very dull and quotations unchanged.
LONDON, July 31--Eveniug. Con
soils 94.1.l. Bonds 72s.,.
LNERrooh, July 31-Evcning. =
Cotton closed dull; uplands declined
18-middling nplands 1919; Orleans
103I: sales 10000 bales.
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RELIABLE INSURANCE!!
TT L, NICHOLS & co. represent,

.H Z, NICHOLS q CO. represents,
H. among others, the following highly
popular Companies: 5t{l-
QUEEN, OF Liverpool and London; as
sets $4,000. .O00,.in gold.
assets over So. 000. 900.
INTERNATIONAL, New York: assets
nearly S3,0Q0.000.
HOME, of New Haven; assets over
81, 100000.
pays yearly dividends to all who insure for
twelve months.
.ErNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., Hart
ford, CoIn.-capital over s1,00c, 900, and
rapidly increasing.
Prompt settlements Of all losses charac-
tcriZe orr Compancs Already since the
war, We have paid tor losses, at this
Agency, over S3O,o0n.
Office over Agnew's, corner Main and
Plain Streets. July 2S ~
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In some of the fashionable churches;
strangers are seated according to
dress. If elegantly dressed, they arc
shown up the broad aisle hear the
pulpit; if we'll dressed, they will Sc
cure sitting about half way up the
broad aisle; if ordinarily dressed,
they are disposed of i'll some one of
the side pews under the gallery, and
rs near the doors as possible. Verify,
"to the poor the gospel is preached,
but at distance.
AMERICANS IN MExIco Owing to
the course Of the factious and un-
scrupulous mbjority i'll Congress, the
United States have no representative
in Mexico, and American citizens
there are daily subjected to insult
and outrage. 1t is thought Mr..
Seward will be obliged to take some
steps for their protection, and the
most natural and practicable viii be
to solioit and employ the good Offices
of the British Legation.
LUTHERAN-October 81 will be the
350th year since Luther nailed his
theses to the Castle Church door in
Wurtemburg. The Joint Synod of
Ohio will celebrate this seventh
Jubilee by general thanks-ofRering
to the Lord for the Reformation and
its blessings.
MIR. franklin a. Ragsdalc, of An
derson District, was brutally murder
ed near his home, on Tuesday last.
The LteHjJencer says n negro has been
lodged in Jail, on suspicion OF being
connected with the murder.
A Western editor says he will labor
to put down the cause of intemper-
ancc. AS the cause Of intcmperance
is generally supposed to be liquor,
he will no doubt lvlt it down with
very fittle trouble.
EAOne-third of tile students at Mercer
University, i'll Georgia, were once
soldiers In the Confederate army,
and one f6th Of them were wounded.
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"MY MASTER IS ALWAYS II. y
"Johnnie," ssid man winking slvly
to dry goods clerk of his acquaint-
ance, "Iou must Sivc me good nea-
sure. Your master is not in
Johnnie looked solrmnly into the
mans face and replied: "lIy Master
is nl'c0yS in." Johnnic's master was
:hc All-seeing God. Let every tempt
cd child-ayc, ana adult-adopt
Johnnie's motto: "Ly master is
always in" 1t viii save him from
falling into many Sins"
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To Remove.

On or about Che 10Th OF September next.
We proposeto povoS our business stand,
and occupy the tLARGE> CENTRE
STORE" in Walkers Building, Main street,
situated on the square opposite tho Court
House. Until that time, we will be found
at the I'D stand, still offering our great
bargains in Dry Goods.
July 81 r. c. SILVER:
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A Quaker gentleman riding in o
carriage with fashionable lady,.
decked with profusion of jewelry,
heard her complain CT the cold
Shivering in her hco bonnet, and
shawl as light as q cobwcb, she ex-
claimed: "What shall [ 90 to get
warm?" II really don't know" re-
piled the Quaker solemnly, ''unless
thee put on another breast-pin"
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A9y Z Tel 1eBreSF91as
Tseepresslg for The Columbia PAeair. I
Gable Despatokes.

LONDON, July 81. -Sebthorpe won
the Goodwood. Woolsey second and
Sultan third. 9tH - s'''l 2
Lord Stanley announced In the
House of Commons, tliA Napoleon
had written to the King of Prussia,
but Mt present the disclosure of the
note would be i'm proper. s -
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Union Council No. S.

II \ copvocation of this Council will
EyEsa7be held THIS EVENING, at half
/%\past O'Clock, for the purpose OF
comforting Degrees Of II. and s. Masters.
All Il. \. Masons desiring these Degrees
vii! attend punc;ually. Be order of f. /.
Grand Master. J )S. MENDEI.,
Aug IL. Master Dcspatc chrs.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
- AIOUSE, on Main street coutain-
Jissi ing six rooms. On the premises are
i good kitchen, stable and all necrs-
sary on. buildings. 'Fhc location is Oppo-
site the South Carolina University. 'or
further particulars, apply to JOHN MciN-
TOSH, Main street, one square Iciow the
Stat" House. Augl 6