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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

TOR RENT AT AUCTTON.-Will he
II rented TO the iyhsst bidder. at auction IA
on the premises, on MONDAY the nth day "a
T W nnrsmoef VIZ a. sTtBLE os on Rro. -
Foushee street, together with the oiic, attached
for the term OF one year. This properly Il too
well known to give fur Their description az II.
JOHN W. WKIiHT
&C 3l-eodtds Sheriff City OF Richmond
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers.
OIL &C SCI Main street,
thrae doors helow SpotsTood Hotel.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, At
Y THE CORNER OF SECOND An, AND G ;ylI rs
sold on TUESDAY tie 18th November, 1897, on the
premises, at O'Clock P NJ the desirable vacant
Tor as above described fronting on the nor Ina
side of Second street so feet. and running back l29
feet. IL viii be divided into three lots, fronting
n feet each. {,
TERMS: One. third cash balance on credit OF
four and eight months, interest added, ana So
cured by deed OF trust COW
nos Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs j. Williams, Auctioneefs'
Eorthvest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

THE MONUMENT HOT Ell FOR
RBNT AT AUCTION .-on MnHDA? the slh
day OF November. at Il o clock M We VII, Lent AZ
auction. upon the premises, Tor term Oh one u
more wears, the we'll known
MONUMENT HOTEL.
situated at the corner Of Grsre aud Sinth streets
cing the Capitol Square II contains aoout SIXTY
rooms besides parlors. odce, with large and
handsome dining room. bar room. barber SHOP .I
ample stable room, &C., &c, embracing al tne
conyeniences and arrangements necessary In
The location is one Of tho best In the city, oeing
central, vet retired, airy. and quiet. !.
Its believed that under proter Ia nj. -
NAV be made one OF the Incst popular hCtels IN
thu city. will be
If desired, a lease for q term o. years VIZ oe
given. uAOoD' Anctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF a BRICK
RxTWEES MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
IT AUCTioH.-By virtue Of deed Of trust exc.
cnted to mo as trustee by Thomas Clay Mad On;
duly recorded In the clerks OF the, Richmond
Hastings Court and at the request OF the benehci.
ary in said deed, shall proceed to sell III aucion
on THURSDAY the 7th November, 1867, on the
pramises' at IL o'clock NJ, the DWELLlNG-
HOUSE and LOT naIRsd In said deed situated on
Locnst aIloy between Main and Frank IN streets,
fronting ri feet on said Locust alley and running
back in parallel lines 100 feet.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay ths expenses OF me
sale and tho sum o. ST. 7eG 90, with tntere st from
the nth day OF May, 1866; balance on such terms
as will be made known on the day OF sale.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to he conducted by JAMES nj. TAYLOR L
Son, auc. ioneera. &C - -iVt
PuSTPOSEHENT Tho above saie Is post
pnned until TUESDAY NsXr the 18th instant at
Il O'clock H. JaMES il. TAYLOR son,
~, Auctioneers.
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AUCTION Sales.
By Grubbs Il Williams. Auctioneers.
,,.,,ro.t corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE sn OF
4 HANOVER LAND, NEAR COLD Ha nsIs 81
WITH DWELLING. &c.-As commlseio,.e,o a. a.
tSe Circuit Court n Hanover county under a aSa
cree entered on the Sd day Of nstoosr
s Ss VI We shall proceed 70 sell at public a1e.on on
e. ,nrsrnises on MONDAY the lith day OF 0VsT
b eS 1851 Z o'clock NJ the RsAL e6 SsIAn
mehtlorEs spM NJ TkACT OF LAND Of which Plea
saint Tucker died seized and possessed ybns
Cola Harbo adjoining the LANDS 2, isss9 ap
nsst, hop d aunnnssd to contain go ACRES (bnt
Survey made before the dsy o. s there
she oemfor,abis dwelling upon this land OF Two
rooms and passage, and the necessary OUT
for small farmer ubore or divided
80 oarrsls to ami, the wishes OF bidders, as SNAIL
seem most desirable at the SAFE. a,t ~ e;v
Tpprs. une-fourth cash, AND q credit VI si ~
raIve and eighteen months as to the resin us, ~
aser to exacuts his bonds TOT the creuI III
pnta with interest from day OF sale, ana fhe
Tile TO Gland to be retained TIL the wnoio pu h,
chase money is paid and conveYsncs 0iasreu ny
the court. VII INN BARKER
..s Special Commissioner.
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NOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST

NOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST
E RETAIL GROCERY STANDS in the ri
State, on the corner of Eenebie and Mosby E;;H
streets Union Hill. Tbe house has fva.E ~l.IIss.
rooms, besides the store roo m--all in frst.rate
order, newly painted and papersd Also, "E ELL
ING adjoining, contAinlnS five rooms. both
honses front on Venable str4et SIS feet running
back Ill feet Also. a GARDEN, attached in rear,
fronting 50 feet Mosby street, running back l3l
feet: ali well enclosed There Is also on the
place a No. stable, conta lining six sails car
RAG D. house, wood house and coal. house For
cash a bargain may be had for the whole. For
further info nation, apply at 1910 M ain street to
oc 20 Il. pOWsRS.
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ByI N. Cooke. Auctioneer.
cora,tb atrsat batgsen Broad and Marshall.

i. ~.
ssvsnth street between Broad and Marshali'
,-orrrE TO CARPENTERS, LOCK
y SMITHS, AND BgSL1 IA RENT WlFa
SMALL, But wELL-SELECTED STOGk NJ "
HAaDWaRE, LocKSMITa AND Bs sneI HING.
EE,S TOOLS AND FIXTURES At AUCIioN
A. tbs renuest of Mr.. A Putzel, VINO IS apout
mG 3gsrs o % M M1osDAY NEXT the 18th instant at
10 o'clock at his shop, Fifth street lImsota 81
opnosite ST. James church, Sood assortlhen'oi
LOCKS and KEYS, various patteTns'
Large lot Of
SCREWS,
HINGES,
CLASPS.
RaiI,S BELL WIRE. and other fixtures
VICES, WORK BENCHES, &C.;
A large ard complete set OF -orp,, moor G
q - fOCEcMITH and BELL-HANGShS iooA-o
All o'clock the House and Shop Will De tenteu
to the highest bidder for twelve months. ro'se'-
M II persors having locks or trunks WIN
Mr. Pntzel for repairs are hereby notlntd 20 cal
for them on or before the hour OF sale, or they VIII
be so Of Ito. Imr I rnhsf1 hy V. WINFREE.
no SIT
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AUCTION Sales.

Aatct5on Sales.
THIS DAY.
BY g. Gathnght, Auctionear. s.r
No. l43o Main street. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
r WILL SELL AT MY STORE THIS
nen ss Of PTHkHfT6sE MaTTREssEs, BtANk
ETs, SHEETS, Sc.
esSGKE G3oS SgT S54i6s GLASSWARE
"''A : Dry GOODS. CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES,
CLOTHS, CAsSfMEREs,
Superior UNDERWEAR, &c.
E. GATHRIGHT, Auctioneer.
Sale Of the latter goods will be continued TO-
MIG 1T at o'clock. "a
BY H. P. Taylor, Auctioneer,
No. 1447 Main street.
r WILL SELL NINETY days time) IN
lEs rear o of the sf bldts Rs9s and
i medIum.sias' quick, desirable MULE. Also, a
three gallon fresh E io FToE Hh fhhP TAYLOR
no9-Its Auctioneer.
By Thomas D. Neal, Auctioneer,
No. IS Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
WILL SELL ATMY STORE THIS
1 SATURDAY MORNING. commencing at 10
'''l0f Rha6 51!kaS si5G't cG5T2 &
s sSSSssHE$sisis5si
S SftfEAhfcaEbi and gRowq co T, y.
FLANNEL SHIFTS and DRAWERS,
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VALUABLE TRACT OF SEVEN.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF SEVEN.
N TY-SIX ACRES OF LAND, NEAR THE
FIRST STATION ON THE RICHMOND, PRE.
DERlCKsBUHG AND POTOMAC RhlLRoAD,
EIGHT MILES ABOVE + RICHMOND. FOE SALE
AT AUCTIoN.-0n FRIDAY TIE 18th OF Eoveu.
Der, 1867, at u o clock NJ. we will sell upon he
premises. sEVENTYSIX ACRES OF LAND,
owned by Mira: Nancy A. Carroll. 1t adjosn. the
lands of Larkin w. Glazebrook, deceased fronts
on the road leading to Richmond and runs back
within quarter OF mile OF the fret station on
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac rail.
road This land Il mostly in woods suitable Tor
cord wood and has on 1t a comfortable dseliiGg.
house with six rooms, and all necessary ONT.
houses. with good orchard and good Ta.er. Thi.
Is q most excellent market farm.
There will be sold at the same time, the corn,
fodder, shucks, &c, on the p ace.
TERMS: une-third ca.h the balance At Fix and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest at-
ded, secured by trust deed
HOLLADAY, BAYLY 4 WHITE,
no 6-tds Attorneys at Law, Law Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

EOE SA; T., the excellent FAMILY
& RESIDENCE standing az the northwest liza
corner Of First and Cary streets For con- c.;M
venience il is surpassed by no house in the .eIiE.
city ample accommodation for servants. New
brick stable and carriage honse Price low and
terms very liberal. inquire on the premises.
$500 no T-.1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09
By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auct!oneer,
and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE FARM OF EIGHTY
Y ACRES, IN CHEST ERFIELD, on JAMES
RIyER. SEVEN MILES WEST Of RICHMOND.
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-At the reques, Of Mr..
SAMUEL S. GREEN we shall sell At auction, on hs
az ~ o. clock M II fair, II not, the irst fair day
thereafter, the desirable FARM on which he now
resides. OF which ABOUT two. thirds are open Ian!
proyements consist of an excellent Dwelling.
House, built Of granite, contatning fonr room'
good Kitchen, Barn: Stable, Corn House, and
ing crops and farming implements can De par.
chased at valuation, Possession given in few
days after the sale.
TERAs: one third cash balance at treiys and
twenty four moaths, for nesc table Eotes asrss,
added, secured by trust decd.
HARRISON, GODDla APPESSoN,
NOS AuCtiOnsers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

CANDLES, CAMDLES.-l5O whole
" and half boxes hDAMAEf!Ea CANDLES
int received and for sti0 by
ROBEkT +. WILLIAMS 4 Co,
MOI corner of Cary and Fourteenth -treets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

By James n. Taylor Son, Auctioneers'
Office No. Sal Main street, three doors below
Spotswood Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

NNODD'S EXTSA HaMS.-15 extra
1 curei Hams, IS country cured Hams
moi DATDRf DIGS & AEDERSOE.
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0OFFEE.-RioC Coffee, prime to choice,
I J far by .GJhDOA & DRlHGAH,
moi psarl Block
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

TLOUR. FLOUR 300 barrels VlR-
4 GINA FAMILY, EXTRA and SUPERFlNE
FLOUR, Of favorite brands, Ia store and for tsle
by s. NJ. WlLblAMruS,
roa3t Nos 1915 and 1913 Cary strsa..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

IN BARRELS No 3 MACKERfL,
w IS kits no. l PICKED FAMILY MAINE.
Rel,
500 bushels HAIR, for plastersrs use;
So barrels CfDER VINEGAR,
inst received per schooner L ely Brown, and for
sale by "
no Ct II. w skD" hbb
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DUCK WHEAT AND S Y X u P.--5O
y bags virginia Mountain BuckwhcGt Flour, 20
gallons superior Golden Syr1p. o,,
no 7 DANDkIDGR & ANDERSON.
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Re0L Estate for Sale.
BY Harrison, Goddin & Appperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

BRICK TENEMENT
a. IN THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE BE.
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS FOX
SALE.-We ara authorized 10 sell An excellent
BRlCE TENEMENT located as above. 1t has
seven rooms, besides Kitchen with four rooms
The lot has front of 20 fest, and a depfh OF $50
fee; to an alley. Tha premises are In comfortable
repair, and the location very desirasle tpply TO
HARRISON, GODDlN u APPEESUN,
no G-2t auctioneers.
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By Lvne & Brother,

Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers,
No. 1899 Main street. between FCurteenih an
Fifteenth.
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Groceries, dc.

N RIED BEEF NEW SUGAR
~ Cured Hams, Breasts, aud Sh ldar-: prime
Butter, Lard. Salmon, MackereL aud Goldfish;
nog HCNDLEY < TATCM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

EXTRA FLOUR FOR BAKE CHS
~ Seventy. Ave barrels EXTRA FLOUR; san'
brand AZ heretofore furnished 10 our bskeTe ana
which still continues TO give satisfaction.
z. L.THRO', Agent,
mol Eighteenth street, south side docE.
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For Bent.

TOR RENT, small BRICK COT
STAGE of three rooms, will kitchen. No. kFA
7O5 Marshall street, est Of Brook avenue. e.:Sf
Apply al 81 west Marshall, or 10. SOL corner G4sZ.
pif, h and Marshall streets. no 9-lt
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WO3sjSo

yaTAETED.-A gentleman with q
w small family desire. to rent a SMALL La
HOUSE, or PORTION Of house, in a locality E.;s
convenient to business. Address :" NJ" atI~AA
this office, With PARTICULARS. no 9-3tN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

WA NTED.-A small family, or three
w or four gentlemen wanting BOARD, can be
accommodated in IA irst-c Glass private family by
applying on Fourth street near the corner OF Clay,
No 5,o no Cit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-26

DAcIrrc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANYs THROUGH
line IA California and China,
carrying United states mail

Freight and Passage At greatly reduced rates.
n O'Clock. noon. foli0ws.-
Eovember ss-ARIzoNA csptsia Maury. connecting
Wnh MONTANA Captain Farnsworth.
December u-HENRy CHAUNCRY Captain GRAY,
nee:inx with GOLDEN CRY, Captain Lapdgsl
Dsssmsss a.-kisIsG STAR, Captain Conner. connect
One hundred pounds Of baggage allowed free each Adult
paas>nxsr Medicines and attendance free
An departures touch a. Acapulco those Of let and als
Panama with for Pacific ports
lat and h for Central American ports and those OF let
touch at nanxAniilo.
Departure Of 18th each month with the new
seam dne from Panama 70 Australia and New Zealand
FOR Japan and China steamer Of November connects
esseiy wlth Steamer Republic from san Yranrsco
December q, At Yokohama with steamer New York for
passage tcks,s ard all further Information apply 81
he c1ce he wharf foot of.Caas street. Ncrik nv,
Aew ye~x- y. X BABY, Agent
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TEXAS LfxE-FOR GALVESTON. THxAs-rHR Al
steamer lille. cspt fntndss, Il nov recsiviss
s,sss hs c1 isgss ss.s D.
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wcdne sday nth insi r.. CCNARD
No. Bowling Green.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.


nEUx DANES vESANr RRcExMrwr DE FRANCE.
IL deurcn " placer BONES al, on CONNIE
danes de compAgsc sadresser au 2o1 loueAu 3Sms
On DEMANDR-rNg BONNIE FRANCHISE POUR
~ rendrs soin dung petite ollie de Ia mo4s Co edrc
rendre uiile. ~ East 18th
TTSE cUIsTSIERg rRAScarsR. pr PREMIER
~ ordrc desire se placer dams faullle prives ellie
peut ,oursn ne oonncs rscomnAndaons sadresssr ~
LIZ .pIsrILLATEUR FRANCATs. CONvAIssANr Fr'
iAbr1nant outss Toe iqueurs iporte~s a. Europs an
sNmeri9ge possedant deA une belle slentse deAnde un
Y<st sy~c sprort dc 1900 fortuna c~yslue an brsf
dsht SAdrsssef On psSonns "a 10 rue d0nver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-26

I ryERPooL. NEW YORK AND PHrLADEIPHIA
IL Steamship Company -Notice.-The steamship CITY OF
WASHINGTON. from Liverpool. win commencs 70 die
charge under general order At pier North river. on
Wednesday morning at O'CLOCK.
The Company vii, no Be reponsble for any loss or dam
arising Foods after discharge and all eoodA not
within ~ hours viii Be stored At consgnees risk and
expense JOHN u. DALE. Aren't
No Is Broadway.
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REppucED RATES "a, CSC, OF rE lei san: -,
Weight goods iec Per iV lbs
Flour &c per Dbl.
The Aianc Coast Mall Steamship Company's sdewheci
GENERAL BARNES. Captain Norton, sars Thursday.
HERMAN LIVINGSTON. Captain Eaton. sails Thursday,
FROM pier Is North river At 81. y. precisely. giving
kanc 0ulf Railroad points IN the interior,
and by Florida steamers 10 points the coast Of Florida
For f''s'' O I rviyd fssRR = rox CO.. Agents.
d ReuLAR LINE roR CHARLESTON. g. C.. THE
Freight l0c. per foot nrst cabin passage SIS
Comma ndsr w All on saturday. Ncsember 81. al p NJ
Charleston forward all goods free Of communications.
ARTHUR LEARY. Is william street
Steamer sARAGossA will follow on December :.
LroR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PoRrs-EvERY
4 THURSDAY Peoples Nah Steamship Company's
MONEKA, Captain shackford. sais Thursday. Dec.
from p.er No. North r. \. Through pass,gs
tickets and bills % lsding issued 70 all poats South,
For ss. or ps's iRE 4 n, 0fs q hs company
EoR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA Pogrs-SEw
SaxEiE 10Y S:ps.,c ner ., = Wednesday. Nov n
The ssssnsAp caXarios VIII .si on Saturday sovsm
superior secorqodatons for vss..nsers
L ssu c.s. q ~ sn fo ssS n
nEEs sss'R SoRoAS CO.. Agents. - Broadway
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TOR HAVANA. CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
n Mail well known fast sailing sdewheel steamship
BIFNviLLB. j. b. Baker Commander. will sail for the
port from pier 80 North river Saturday, Nov ~
M3P.M.
Ere ght measurement goods SOC. per foot.
Freight weight goods. ic Ter pound
Pas money, $65 In currency.
For freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed accommoda'
tons, apply TO
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-08-01
Stief,s Pianos.

Pursuant to an invitation from ssmine host"
the princely proprietor of the National, in this
place, we availed ouiself of The pleasure Of
dropping in to see one OF Stieff new, fine, large
Rosewood Pianos, which Mr.. SchefTel, the pro-
prietor of the National, had just purchased
from Charles NJ. Stieff, The .entlemanly and
accommodating iiano Manufact urer, Bali-
more Md. As work Of ornamental uniture,
i, is of superior finish and high order of work
manship and as musical instrument con-
nois$eurs pronounce it grand. Under the skill
Jul lingering Of he daughters Of 'smine host"
lis cleaf, rich symphony and voluminous tone
is just what we expect from the instruments
manufactured by MI. Stieff This gentleman
deserves The patronage of our citizens, for fav-
ors already shown his patrons, and the reas-
enable manner in which he deals with all
who have any business relations with him.
10 all who are in need Of musical instruments
of any kind we refer them TO his advertise
ment in the Herald
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-08-01
Correspond ice OF The Herald.
The Tournament at Orkney.

Messrs. Editors "A large number of the
citizens of Shenandoah county and surround
ing country assembled at the Springs on Fri
day last, 10 vitae nc Tournament advertised
TO take place that day. Evciy PREPARATION
was made by The gcnticmauly p.Jpr,ctors in
p ovidIug for q ecomiort OF their guests. At
: O'Clock The Knights formed III /, ont Of the
hotel, and were addressed 10y Maj Q. Z. Horn,
OF Rock ngha"r, in lew appropriate renar ks;
after .w''1cIi ,i,e Knights proceeded to the
ground Immediately N front OF the hotel, in
The following order:
WersAals Of he Day.. Wndle, Of New
Market L n. Moon, of Baltimore.
: Judges.-N. Bare, f. Branner, Capt. W.
siber,, w. Gaines.
Knights -knisht of New Market. A. G..
Hinkle; Knighr Of Granny 1sand, J. NJ. Siber;
Knight Of Shenandoah. A. p. Zrkie Knight
OF Plains NH. L. n. IIenke: Knight of the Ltue
Star, J. Rosenherger Kn; :sht oiihe Forest. A.
NJ. Bowman Knig,t OF White Plains, Isaac
Ftank; knigI't-of The Valley, L. Wiz; kniyht
Of l;ockinehanl, John Bremen.
The riding was done III he finest style, and
resulted as follows
lst T. n Hiukle, Knight of Plains Mil :;
3D. 4. G. Henkle, Knight Of New Market; Sd.
A. L. Zirkle, Knight Of Shenandoah 4ih J.
Eosenberger, Knight of The Lone Star; 9Th,
A. VI. Bowman, Knight OF The Forest
Queen.-Miss Libby Gclmacker, Of Michi-
gan.
1st Maid of Honor, Miss Sallie Moore, of
shenandoah.
End, Miss Matte Moore. of Rocking ham.
Sd, Miss Fannie Allen, Of Indiana.
4h, Miss A. L. Thomas, OF Rocking ham..
IN the evening. at about s O'Clock, the
Knights. aud visitors generally, assembled in
the spacious Ball Room, where The ceremonies
Of the occasion were performed. Mr.. 0. p.
Horn, orator, delivered very neat and appro-
PIRATE address after which The assemble re-
solved itself into party Of gay donseus, and
whirled the giddy rounds until the '.Wee snla
hours c..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-08-01

The residence of Mrs. Ann White, near
Leesburg, was burnt last Friday night
very little saved 1t resulted from acct
dent No insurance.
Mr.. Fayette Osborn's dwelling, near
Woodgrove, Loudoun county, was destroy
ed by fire on Monday morning last. 1t
resulted from accident.
The house of the editor of the Abing-
don Virginia was entered by burglars a
few nights ago, and his watch and IS in
money stolen.
Registration in Wythe county has been
completed, and resulted as follows: Whites.
l ,507 ;negroes, 455. White majority
1862.
The centre of the United States has been
fixed at Columbus, Nebraska, ninety six
miles west of Omaha.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-08-01
'E'O REAL ESTATE OWNERS!
w 1S-4w

ALL Persons in Virginia having Real Estate
such as FARMS, MILLS. FACTORIES, TOWN
PROPERTIES and TIMBER LANDS-that they
wish to sell, are advised to advertise the same,
first, in their own local journals, and next in the
HAGEkSTOWN NAIL, a newspaper that
CJHCUAATES 2 800 COPIES WEEKLY,
published at Hage, siown, Md, by DEcnEEr WA
son. The tide OF emigration is now rolling on 70
Virginia-ouc Maryland and Pennsylvania farm
els are selling OFT their farms at high prices and
seeking new homes in orr sister State. Those
who emigrate, general thing, men of mus
Gle and means, and will aid ma teriallv in develop
ing the great natural wealth of ''the mother OF
States" We are publishing the Mail at Cen
ua point The very best at which 10 adve, Use land
il is very popular Real Estate Advertising
medium, lis pages frequently containing from lbrcc
10 six columns of this class OF Advertising We
have numerous orders for the paper f ON time to
lime, irom ne'S in MARYLAND and al a distance
woo me' ely desire it on account of its Land adj
veriisin9.
Our terms are moderate, and wewill take pleas
ure in answering all letters of enquiry.
Mss~ Advertisements can be sent to us through
the editors of the HERALD, or direct, as the parties
may pi eier. Add ess,
DECHEET WATSON,
Publishers 'Mail," Hagest Md.
iune 81
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FRUIT DRYING HOUSES.

Toe great want of Farmers, and all who have
FTu'a, Pun.phias, Corn, Tomatoes, Yeast,
or ANYTHING ahey wish to preserve by Lying, NAV
ce. iaiply be supplied by Que OF
billings Fruit Drying Houses.
Know them to be lie best and cheapest concer MS
for d. wing fruit 0; alt kinds ever gotten up. I
WIS Induced to purchase tbe right 10 make and
sell them in The counties OF I. etie,ick, Ca Ike,
tau4uier, Wa''en, Page and SHENANDOAH and
pave established large manu;acto,y OF The Dry
Houses: near the Depot, Winchester, wbe, e l in
vlfe all 10 procure one. They will DIV one barrel
o apples j" one day. retain toe juices pei iecily
anu Keep Two pears. free ION worms. Will more
than paw iot iseI; ia one season, and, last twenty
Yeas. Thew d. v in all kinds OF weather rain or
Sunshine. night or day. County 1l2his 'or sale.
.Iv 1S-lm JAMES w. BURGESS.
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49, s-T
Registration.

The Shenandoah FaHey of The Goth ult.,
says: The first Registration in this county
will be concluded this (Frday) evening, when
the booEs will be closed at this place. BY
che rule adopted by the Registrars. we under.
stand. all who served in The Confederate army
after the 1st of January, 1864, are placed on
the challenged list. We have not been able to
procure the list Of registered persons in the
county. The result at IT. jackson, was
loyal, whites, PIG; negroes 40. Challenged,
$50. Rejected, 2.