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Our PETERSBURG LETTER.
Of tho Richmond Cispa' CHI.
Earhcts-R cmarItS and Quotations.

pETERELrkG, November IA, lSG1.
The cotton market is under 4 Sllght depreS-
sion to-day in consequence OF unfaHora6!e
foreign adyiccs Planters. 1T the same Time,
seem disposra 10 hold back their crops, the
receipts not improving rs much rs was expect
ed AFTER the free arrivals OF last week.
II is generally estimated now among the
merchants that the cotton crop of Virginia
and North Carolina will but little exceed one
half OF an average product. In the cotton
counties OF this Stale The planters report from
one. half 10 two-lhirds. In some localities ii
j. better than ia others hence The difference
in the supposed yield. IN regard 10 North
Carolina tie general opinion has cettlad Gr
one half. This deficiency, with HE great de-
cline III value, will cause much emh;'rIt>s.
mrnt among the planters; ana ii is thought
hY Intelligent merchants mat the lowest price
has not been reached.
Tobacco is coming IN Ostly in loose parcels,
and in this STATE i. j. selling very low. 1t is
matter OF much regret that i should be
hurried into market prematGrely. Ii plant
rr> could he persuaded TO withhold IL until
spring, and then bring il forward well priced
aud in good order, they would be very certain
Ia realize fine prices. The quality, thus far,
does not promise rs well rs was Thought.
some Of il has been frosted, and not little
cut green, 10 save ii from the frost. Ihe AZ :
grrgiIc crop is believed not To exceed that OF
last year--lhat is, la,000 hcGsheads ohe rel
SON the chief one indeed, OF its falling snort
is that the freedmen did not work rs well |his
year a the last.
There has been some decline i'll the prices OIL
wheat. and the prospect is that there WIZ De
a still further decline: perhaps 4 cohSlieinpte
one during the winter. If there Is not, tu.n
nh celebrations regarding The extent OF lhe
crop must be false. The receipts in liilH MI. :
l,, ara better now than they have been Tor
some time. .,;
We give the following quotations
fiij1u-Duriug the early part OF the week
,hr market was active 1T lG@Ml6aic To-Day
is very dull 1T lGGelGEc., the latter for md
ding. -. ~, 49,,
TlIacro. Not much doing Oh account OF The
small stock ON hand. The best descriptions
command good prices, but The inferior grades
are worth but little
lrheat.--f'tir TO choice white, S2.i0(A$2 90 !;
fair 10 choice red, =. 20GtS2.'iO.
Cnru-Uld, 81 .22M new, 81.
E7our. -Supertne, Sl2@$l2 80; extra, Sl3Q
Sli: family, SliMSlG.
Enit.r-irhe market is well supplied Will
mountain at 2j0l3:c., and Goshen 1T 3J6ylUc.
| Iuc0a.-Nir@inia hog ground, l7DlSc; hams
| anu sidc., l>G02oc. western shoulders, 1890
| l7c sides, l$@GllaU.
| Lire Stock.-Prime beef cattle, G6olcc. !; fair
! beef cattle, jGlSc. sheep and lambs, s.. "0Si !;
| hogs, loo l2c.
| LtII Western, l4Gl4Mc. Virginia, lSGl20c.
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Further Remarks oil Hop Culture Directions
for Planting. Manuring, Cultivation, &c.-
Care 10 be taken of the Poles Tobacco and
Cotton Plantcrs Invited 10 make the Expert
mrnt.
It is not without some ditiidence that | VEN
tire TO add anything to my remarks on the
cultivation of hops, but the subject IS an mn
port:tnt Us We'll as 4 prolific one d; and rs the
U:Sgatc|l circulates So extensively among the
planters and farmers of Virginia, anything
short of 4 pretty tull treatment OF the question
could subserve no useful purpose.
In our present circumstances in regard 10
labor and for years TO come, one great adV;tn-
ta.e attending hop culture is that 1t enables
the planter to concentrate his force within q
very small compass. All the working that
the crop needs may be performed by The pro
prirtor aud his sons. 1t is only 1T the Time OF
harvesting, as III the case OF most other crops,
that extra labor is required, and this can b"
rendered by women and children, the s:tl,le ~
in picking cotton.
Every tall-tllat is to say, just before the
setting in of cold Weather-the crop is 10 be
MANFRED. This is done by depositng Il bushel
OF coarse barn-yard manure on each hill,
where il remains until the spring. Just be-
fore the time for vegetation TO spring up, the
hill is uncovered, and the manure scattered
over the intervening spaces The ground is
then ploughed, and the roots of the plants cut
II,
inches OF the crowns. The prnnngs are TO be-
used for making new plantations or sold 10
others for the same purpose. They are always
III demand.
~ hop-yard will continue to yield good crops
for five years, commencing with the second
year after being set The yield the second
year is not quite rs good rs that of succeeding
years. The period of duration will determine
me time when new plantation should he
Mheh the hops have attained maturity the
,r nes ., are cnl OIL TWO feet above the ground,
,rn,. my poIes taken up. Suitable boxes are
nnc JLs.Jeu iof receiving the hops rs they are
Ia 49,, y, ana across these boxes the poles are
''r ~, ~ tac!iitate the operation.
ihe pest hops are those which are kiln
VA t 10 cured IN the sun they turn TO n brown
coioT' ana 40 not command so good = price
whereas in the kiln they are managed so rs TO
retain iheir fresh appearance. some skill, is
necessary In TINS part of the management
ana the proper instruction can only he given
IN person by an expert, but is readily i'm.
parted, and quite rs easily acquired as the art
OF managing tobacco in II barn. Snhst,n1iaIjy
the process is the same in both cases.
Much depends on having good strong poles.
The stress on them in windy weather. bur-
dened us they are with IN enormous weight,
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A BrlcrLetter about Matrimony.

OK THE CENTRAL ROAD,
November II, 1867.
This is the season for marriages, ana llie
matrimonial trade is exceedingly active. IL Is
about the only branch of human enterprise
that is not depressed by these s;ta Times:
That's something cheering 10 the country
This morning no less than three newly
married couples breaktastcd 1T the American
Hotel Staunton. One of them took the morn
ing eastern train on bridal trip, and upon
crossing the Blue Ridge they found that there
had not been less animation in the interesting
business in the Piedmont region. send you
below. 4 list of three gay and happy pairs mat
were objects of interest and admiration TO the
passengers Except the old bachelors) at Char-
lottesville. They were all taking that most
delightful journey Of their lives-the " brld"l
trip: ,-..
Dr. J. EDGAR CTANCELLoR, Of the univer-
si,y, and Mrs MAyEs, of Albemarle, mar
rird this morning by the Rev. j. l.. LINDSAY.
Mr. n. G.. MCGEnEE and Miss LoBBAN, both
of Albemarle, married this morning.
Major CHKISMAS, OF the late Confederate
army, and Miss Lucy GRATTAS, both of Rock
ingham, married last night i'll HarrlsonburG.
II is, us have sud, cheering 10 see this bu-
sness going on with such spirit. How can
we despair of the Republic with these exam
pies before us? Let us wish AL success and
happiness to these delighted people, and all
who follow their example. SEEAdESAKiAS.
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30. operation" of the Disciples %
Christ.
Penor,od for ,be Richmonj Djsnatch,

Reported for the klchmon) D!Sna,ch.
Pursuant to previous notice, the churches o!
the Disciples embraced in the Underwater Dig
irct met with the Jerusalem Church, III King
William county, Va, on Friday, November
sth, 1867, for the purpose of organizing a co
operative body with 4 view 10 united effort
III the work of evangelizing.
The meeting was called TO orocr by Dr.. >. =.
Henley.
After the usual religious exercises, Elder Il
\. Henley was chosen chairman, and w. II.
Clemmttt secretary.
The Chairman made 4 brief tatement of the
objects which had called them tugrtner-yiZ
the determination OF the Disciples Of Christ III
the State 10 organize district co. opera lions in
order more e1cctually to carry out The work
of cvanSeliZing by iocaliZing and comceMrra-
ting our efforts for the spread OF The Gospel III
our respective districts After Il brief aud in
irresting cNhortation, he called upon The dele
gates present TO report.
On calling the list of churches, the following
reported:
Smyrna church, King and Queen countv-l,.
- Lyme, IL !. Henley, and ). :. Henley.
Si'sil church, Hanover-.Iohn II. Taiiaterro,
w. H. is. Campbell, and John c. T:liafrrro
Westvilie church, Mathews county-Dr. J.
W. Williams and - Rohannou Jerusalem
church, King williams. Il, Lipscomb, p. II.
Daughter, Jr., aud Or. j. A. Litt!epage
nyc"inore church, Richmond-Dr. W H Hop
son Il; Linn Cave, and w H. Clemmlt
and William L. Tu,iay Olive Branch church,
lanes lame; Slty-H. J.. Taylor aud NJ b. Knapp
IoshhIh church, King Wiliam-CarvC c. Swrp,
ana > NJ. DAVIS. kappahanuocl church.
E.sseN-1'ieorSe Tniiatcrro aud Peter Aiusiin
Laurel Brook church. Ri"nn,,1 1ntns'le.
Peter Ainslie. 'noho county
Zen churches failed 10 rcpor, from y,r;o,s
causes-Ntrt OF them located on M, -. .',ns
Saial having been much scattered nri ~,
houses OF worship destroyed daring Tho =. :
war. SHc nae
Elder H. l.. Taylor reported that, no,wi,h.
s|thcihs the destitutiou or the Peninsula
Soiie 81 The scattered brethren had organized
church 1t Barhamsville and We're about
t!ecthS new house of worship. Also, thIr
me churches whose houses had been DESTROYED
were meeting with other churches ana ma.
KING Efforts 10 revive the good work-,Il viii,
very little aid from preaching brrlhren-and
The blessing of the Lord was attending their
efforts '1'>''
After The business meeting Friday morning,
Elder Henley preached 10 the congrega-
non. Alter recess, DR.. j. w Williams aG
dressed The congregation. Aud the meeting
adjourned I'll Saturday 1t 10 o clock A. M.
SATURDAY, November 8, 1867, 10 A. M.
meeting called 10 order by Chairman. Sing
ing and prayer.
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T,r Hon. 7. NJ. Boris. The following IN.
cident is described Is having lately occurred
on one of the ferry boats that ply between
This city and Washington, the actors being
the Hon c. M. Conrad, OF Louisiana, for
merly :, member of the United States Senate
mt one time United States Secretary of war,
and during the existence Of the Confederate
States Il member of the Confruerale Congress,
aud The Hon. !. M. Bolts. Mr.. Conrad was
sitting talking to the stewardcsS, who was
once a servant in his family, when he was ;ip-
preached and addressed by Mr.. Bolts bat
responding to the salutation by IN unrecoS-
niZing stare Mr.. Bots said, 4" Don't you
know John NJ Bolts 2" " No." replied Mr..
Conrad, "nor do l want TO. Not, however,
because of anything he did during the war,
but for his conduct since the war." Mr.. Bolts
Immediately turned and walked away, re-
marking SottD r0ce, " WAS :; id fool for
speaking TO him first. n-AiemndIia Gactttc.
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TIE MONEY PREssURE.-The merchant and the
artizan complain of the stringency OF the money
market. The banker and the broker sing the sam
song, ana the gentleman of leisure, rs well AZ Ia
professional man, prolong the cry. But none of
these representatives Of the various callings and
vacations of life Seem to have conceived the rs
msdy. lis simple, and within the reach OF all.
Keep your name before the public. Print ctrcu-
lars, cards, labels, hand6iIs, letter heads, bill
heads, posters, and tags Ill The foregoing and
ave other kind nd desert ptiuu OF work known
to lh great art can be executed chraply, promptly,
and artistical y at the DIsP .TCH PRINTING HOUSE.
Specimens by the thousand on exhibition. call
AM examine.
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For the Dispatch.

CoIREcTIoS.- In the letter Of your Peters
burg correspondent "S.," in Wednesday
UisDntch he states The Methodisls are I'M
doubtedly the most numerous religious de-
IN The city CPetersburgl, and,
indeed in the State
: For wears past, in statistical compends and
in daily and weekly journals, secular and reil-
gious Baptist and Pedobaptist, it has been
affirmed that the Baptists had Il larger mem
bership than any other religious denomination
in Virginia. Had the statement OF Your cor
respondent been true, it would prove that IN
erroneous impression had long and extensively
been suffered 10 pass uncontradicted. II Is
undoubtedly true that the Methodists have the
largest mem berShip in Petersburg. but Doubt
less, and indeed Il grave error mat inns Is
true as TO the State. If guess il is not ::
shreHu one. if lie so reckoned, IL was only
con Mcclure, not founded on any Sood data on
evidence An individual, when corrected in =
numerical statement expressed his gratica-
ton that he was at least half right. IS. has
not even this consolation.
A carefully prepared and reliable table was
given in the published proceedings of the
BapiiSt anniversaries last June. The mcm-
bership then reported is ~. The Metho-
dists are included in different Conferences.
We give the latest returns
Virginia Conference, 10000, OF whom
5000 are in North Carolina. % 900
Virginia portion Of Baltimore Confer
Virginia portion of llolston Conference. .l2,M~
Virginia Colurcd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ',G'o
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auction Safes.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auetioneers ana
Real Estate Agents.

THE RAPPAHANNOCL FEMALE
/ INSTITUTE. AT BRUINGToE; kING hM HD
QUEEN CoUTTY, WITH 0Es ~, Hun ,TTsCH h1D
FoH SALg.-At The request of Rev. r. Garlic x
we offer for sale this very desirable properly. ~
IL situated within four miles Of Walkerton, WDere
largo vessels There are lbs acres OF iand OF
good quality, the coil OF which is snitable lor
corn, wheat and oats abort half cleared Ihers
Is yourg orchard Of FOO trees of the very hnsst
fruits selected with great care. such as appieT,
,aars. and peaches. The dwelling was mostly
built in 1859. partly Of brick and partly OF ~oon'
containing including basement, eighteen rooms,
most conveniently and substantially coDstructed
in iroa Of whth is two-StoTy poTt!co The whole
OF the main building. fifty fest long. church,
phy sciaD's r. sde0c.. and backsmiih's thop
within qnsrter Of 4 milo. ocation very healthy
and the neigaborhoni equal'o anv in lower Viz
GINA AZ tho owner il extremely anxious 70 sell,
q great bargain W III be- given. Apply 70 rs.
HARRISON, GODDIN APPEFsUN.
Richmond. Va.
P S-If the foregoing property be dot sold phi
vately before the 18th day Of December. ls67, IL
will on that day be sold al auction, toSelher with
Horsas. Cattle, Farming Implements. Furniture,
&c Terms attale. no io-E2~Sw
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10R SAFE. ONE Or THI BEST
Zeal -EStGje AGencieS.

A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
"A LAHDS.-I have formed trznsss eonnec.
tion with MeSsrs Murphey !. TroutmaE, Real Es.
applications for the purchase Of !&rys number OF
farms and othsr real property In Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices VIII be paid bJ
Pennsy yalians desiring to remove to this State.
On application, 20 poTsOn or by mail. ! will With
pleasure furnish any one having land for sais spe.
sihc information CT tho sub sct.
J. d. IMB0DEI. Attorney al Law,
SD .o-ts Richmond. Va.
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BIZ drupba q Williams. Auctionssrn.
n ,rthuaat cornar OF Main and Eleventh ctr. s;s

.-cA1ITaaTONER SALE Or A
I BRICK DWELLING. ON THE VEST SIDE
IF THIRD STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
of a decree of the Crcuit Court OF the city Of
Rich,nond entered on the 9Th day OF November,
1867. in the case OF :. Henley, NC, TS. Vaughn,
THirRSnAY, 2Ist November, ut - O'Clock p. 81,
ST fair if not then on the M nsz sr DAY IN IRE
az hove formerly occupied by the late Joan :.
Vaashn, and now by !. 4. Burke, 1t contains
al,on. eight rooms with water ana gas, and Il
Kitchen The lot fronts SO feet inches and runs
ok 1870 foat.
TERMS one forTth cas- h balance at six twelve,
and rirbiaon months for negotiable notes. with
internst added The title 70 be rstained by tho
court until The notes ara paid
JOHN a. COKE, Commls sioner.
GarPrs & WILLIAMs. huctionoers. no IL
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers.
rar.hpsst corner Main and Eleventh sire sta.

yrHE MONUMENT HOTEL FOR
RENT AT AUCTIoW.-On MONDAY tho 18th
dav Of November at 10 o clock NJ, We vii: rent at
auction, upon the promises, for term OF one or
mora wears the we'll known
MONUMENT HOTEL,
situated at the corner OF Grace and Ninth streets
facing the Capitol Square. 1t contains about Sixty
room9 besid o. parlors. oIlce, with a large and
handsome dining room, bar room, barber shop,
annie stable room, &C., &c., embracing all the
conveniences and arrangements necessary IN a
modern hotel.
The location Is one Of the best In the city, being
csntral, yet retired, airy. and unist.
Ii is believed that under proper ina nagement til Is
NAV no made one of the NEST popular hotels in
the city.
yiyen GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
ro9 suctioneers.
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Few of us read our Bibles so curiOusly rs to
have discovered that they contain no such
word as its from Genesis TO Revelations Ec-
chtaJe.
The above, which is having 4 wide circula-
ZION, IS IN error. There is one, and only one,
place in the Bible where the word occurs.
The fifth verse of the twenty fifth chapter of
Lpvllicus reads Us follows: THAT which
groweth of its own accord Of thy harvest thon
shalt not reap, neither gather the grapes Of
thy vineyard undresscd for it is II year OF
rest unto the land. '-dnOther Erct0uge.
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A MELIA LAND FOX SAI.E.-Cn
~ WEDNESDAY, the Al day Of December,
1857 Che present year., rs eEecu'oc % iu" IN,
will aud testament Of John + Traylor dere. .e4
late Of amelia county. will proceed 20 sai on tie
premises, To the highest blGG-r, . small TGAfp
OF LAID, lying IN sait count2, aGout trp amt -
half miles from the Courthouse, on tho rosi .oai-
ing 10 pennSville, on which the said Tr1 yipr re-
sided. The tract Is estimated 10 contain "urIt 'na
hundred and ten acres after taxing oil tx. acres
devised by the teatator ard hss m abundance II
wood land, vita tue necessary house Tor smai!
residence.
TEAMS: Cna.thiri Of ;he purchase money to bu
paid in ca the day ~ ale, aud the resi- uo IN
two equal nstalmengs ot 81 ght ana siX,rt months
from tc dtv Of sale, Win interest," frorl t4at day,
tn credit instruments to be scored by bond vita
good s.cur!ty and deed o. trust the land. Tho
title 10 the land il believed t. b. perfectly #oi,
but selling ~ executor, no rp"CiIr warranty VIII
be given W. j. EHhATHhM,
executor Of John +. Trlyior, decta7"i.
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by Lyme i brother,
Real Eslalu agents and AuctiOnesrs,
No. l439 Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth.

THUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 FARM, IN lIs.RICO. TWO MILES BELOW
THE CITY OF kICHM0ND. CALLED MARlOT
HILL" ON THE OSBORN TURNPIKE, CuE-
TANNING THlRTYoNE AND TWo-THIRDS
ACkkS.-as trnstes in certain deed OF trnst
made by John Feenty, Michael aartin and Ellen,
his wifa, dated the llth December, 1866, duly rs.
corded in the clerks office ct Henrco County
Cnart, shall. In execution thareoi, at he request
al the benstciariss IN the said deed sell at public
auction on MDNDAY the 25th of September, 1857,
AT half past three o'clock p. NJ If fair il not the
next fair DAY thereafter, that VALUABLE FAEM
located an described above, containing 3!3 acres,
all well enc Osed.
The improvements consist of a large brick dwell
ing containing seven rooms, ana the usual out
houses, such AZ barn, stable. quarters, &c. There
Ia also on the farm line orchard Of choice fruit
trees, ard several springs near the house.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expenses
OF SAFE and to pay off a Certain note for 50 900,
dated tie nth day Of December, 1855 with interest
To day Of sale md the balaCce Oh such terms as
will be made known at the hour Of sale.
WILLIAM Il. LYME, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME s BROTHER, Auc-
tiOneerH. no lid
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auction Sales.
~ - : 2 ? 2 = 2 2 ? 2
THIS DAY.


Bye. b. Yarbrough,
Agent. Auctioreer, and Commission Merchant, .
No. east Broad street, near Brook avenue.
T WILL SELL AT MY STOPE TO-
4 DAY at 10 o. clock a fall assortment Of
GROCERIES.
DRY GOOLS,
BOOTS,
SHOES.
CKOCKERY,
READY.M aDE-ELOTHING
WATCHES. &c.
Consignmans received up to hour Of sale.
c. B. YskBRrDGH,
nol5 Agent for w. J. hose.
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By James a. TAYLOR son. AuctioneeIs,
OGco No. SCI Main street, Ehres doors below The
spotswooh Hotel.

Ts1RUSTEE'S SALt, OF REAL FS-
l TATE. ON SIXTH STKEHT, IN TIE CITY
OT RlCHMQHD.-By virtue Of deed o. trust,
da.ed the 10Th day OF May, 1855 made by Benjamin
". Green to me ~ trustee. 10 secure Il certain
amount of money therein mentioned, and duly re-
corded in TIA ClGrl : office OF the Iustngs Court
Of the city Of Eichm"nd and hi the request Of the
beneficiary in said deed, will proceed TO sell at
auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY the 2ist
day Of November, 1867, at O'Clock +. NJ, the
property described III sad deed, as follows:
TIE vacar lot situated on the east side OF SiXtd
street b. tween Canal street and the James River
and kanaWha canal, described as Lot No. 523, and
Treating sixth street hfty-six feet and running
back forty nine feet.
TERM: Cash enough TO pay tbs expenses Of the
~! aud the sum of 81, $50 with interest from the
18th day of November, lSGS until paid. and the
balance such terms may be made known on
the day of sale.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JANE, NJ. TAYLOR &soE,
Arctlonasrs. no IL
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RoNL Estate tor Sale.

E'DE Sa. T., the excellent FAMILY
4 RESIDENCE standing AZ tho north west tsss
corner Of First ana Gary streets. For con- rs.S
veniunce It il surpassed by no house in the ...SG
city. ampietaccommodatlon Tor servants. New
btick stable aud CARR ;ga- house Price low anu
terms very liberal. inquire on tho premises.
10 - -lw
EOR SALE, ONE OF TIE BEST
4 RETAIL GROCERY ST. NDS in the :.S
ttate, on the corner OF Fsnabla and liosby f.11.a
streets, Union Hill. The house has five Inn.snE.
rooms, besides ths store .rOOm-gll in frat rate
order, newly painted and paper.d. Also, DIV Sill
lRG adjoining, containing five rooms. Both
houEes front on Ernabic street IS feet running
back Ill feet. also. GARDRS, attached in rear,
fronting SO feet On Mosby street running back -.
feet; al wei enclosed There IL also on the
place q No. stable, containing six sralls car
rls2e- house, wood house, an: coal. house. For
cash bargain may be- had for the whole. For
further Information, apply at $40 n ain street to
&C % l.. POWERS.
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by Isbell 4 Davis,
Real Estate agents End AuctioreerS,
opnosite Spotsyood Hotel.

A D.TNISTRkTR!X 8 a LIE O F
n HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUENITURE,
STOCK of GRoCEkIES, SCALES. &c, At AUC-
TTON Will be sold AZ auction on MONDAY the
18Th day OF Govember 1867. commencing At 20
o'clock A. a., at the late rasidsncs OF a. B. Ken.
netv dee aased. on tho north side OF Broad street
hetvycen First and F"ushee. Il lot of HOUs EhOLD
and KITCHEN FURHITURE, consisting OF
BEDSTEhDS,
FEATHER BEDS,
CABINET.
CLOCKS. t. BLEc.
WINDOW SHADES, &c.
ana n general assortment Of GROCERIES. such as
are usually kept in a retail grocery; COUNTER
SCALES, &c.
TERMS: Cash. VIRGINIA II KENNEDY,
Admi nistratrix Of Andrew B. Kennedy and John
l. Drumhaller no II