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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-29
By Harrison. Goddin Apperson. Auetionesn
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RlGH e[;
M0MD, On THE WEST SIDE OF n sgT ,S q
pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
city OF Richmond pronounced on the 18th June,
1887, In the case OF Vaughan, &C., IS. Goddin ana
April, 1850. duly recorded In Richmond Hustinss
Court, shall proceed to sell At public auction on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 3ist July, 1877,
at o'clock p NJ, II fair, II not, the first fsir Day
thereafter, that valuable LOT, with large
FRAMED BUILDING thereon, formerly used "a
backsmths shop. fronting forty. eight feet on .as
streets, running back ninety feet TO An alley.
Terms: Ons-third cash balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by trust deed.
u l0--2tswtds JAMES LYONS. Trustee.
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:" Have the jury agreed ?" asked Judge
OF court attache whom he met on the
stairs with bucket in his hand. "Yis.n
said Patrick, "they have agreed to sind
ont for q half-gallon."
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By drubbs Williams, Auedonssrs.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
i TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY SEVEN AND
HALF ACRES OF LAND, ON THE RICHMOND
AND CHARLOTTE SVILLE PLANK ROAD, SEVEN
BY virtue of deed OF trust executed by Elijah
Priddy and wife to Loftin N Elicit trustee, dated
18th December, 1857, and recorded In Henrieo
County Court office, being thereto requested by
said Priddy and by the present holder Of the debt
secured, will sell at auction. upon the premises
on TUESDAY the 3oth day Of July, at IL O'CLOCK
thereafter, at the same hour, the l. d con.
yeyed by the said deed, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary to meet the purposes OF the
the said Priddy resides, containing 237. acres, ad.
Joining the lands Of A. Warwick, 8. g. Waldrop,
John Clash, and others, and has upon II DWELL.
ING, with the usual out. buildings.
Terms: Will be made known at the timep! sale.
THOMAS ELLETT,
Executor Of L. N. Ellett, deceased,
and, as such, Trustee.
GpuRRa & WILIIAua Auctionaara. iYS-tds
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BY Grubbs = williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES.
/ iATE.-At the instance Of the beneficial
party in a deed Of trust executed by William Il.
mani OF certain 1T set out in said deed, shall
On WEDNESDAY the slst day OF July 1857. stS
O'Clock P. M. OF said day, II fair II not then on
the premises, sell that certain LOT OF GROUND
with FRAME DWELLING thereon, II being the
whole OF Lot No. and part OF Lot no. J In
SQUARE No. 10 in the plan OF the town OF Fulton,
and on which said Goode now resides.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to cover the
debt, interest, and expenses OF sale; the residue
Of sale. GEOhSE '. SASh' trustee;
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ShiDDjng.

observation-disclosures -
Tor NEW YORK-OLD DoM!>
MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY; B
rho nav and elegant side. wheel fIEN
Steamship FLA CARA, Captain $4,000
RIKEMAs. viii leave her wharf At :, ocIoc
Paskstts on TUESDAY, July 3oth. a. osio
P n Prsigh. received up pat to sia Round
lsse sao steerage, So Through bis seenrs
% Boston, Mass. For freight OF 10
sissTets and statsrooms, apply 70 ypve 70
tves-2, corner Main and sIevenen o--eeH
ToR LIVERPOOL, the A l Ship
5Ac + i5iee cf SRansas aS{ hoss
heads tobacco, rassass aPP1yg g BRoTHEK
jy 26-eodts o"s-----
NOTICE TO sHIPPERS:;.-sThe boats
kkssN q m CANAL COMPANY $50 $3.50
Mi leave the dock as usnal rur,e
promptly at II O. CLOCK NJ on io1Hh-' -
= Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchbure ana
bavona collected on delivery or prepaid AT me op
lion of the shipper. Freight received ana ael'ef-
ed at nv office, on the doc (. ,.,,,
Wav Freight will not be- delivered I'LL charges
are paid.
i PIT A'1 ~ EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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By Isbell 4 Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.

By lsbell y Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
opposite Sposwood Hotel.
HOUSEHOLD A n D KITCHEN
"a FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold, Mt the request Of the occupant OF
house No 3 on the south side OF Marshall between
First and Adams streets, who Is declining house
keeping on TUESDAY the 3oth day OF July, 1907,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
Household and Kitchen Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Bookcase,
Walnut Sofa and Chairs,
Mahogany Centre Table,
Small Walnut Table,
Cane-seat Chairs,
Hat Rack,
Tenders,
Chamber Cottage Set,
Cabinets,
Etegre,
Bedsteads and Bedding,
Shuck and Hair Mattresses,
Oak Extension Table,
Walnut China Press,
Large Bookcase,
Cooking Stove and Appurtenances,
Cooking Utensils, &c:
ISBELL & DAVIS,
iy27 Auctioneers.
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BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
CATALOGUE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY the 3lst July, commencing at
10 o. clock we will sell at auction rooms, BY
CATALOGUE, q very large and choice stock Of en-
tirely FRESH
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS,
READY. MADE CLOTHING, &C.,
comprising every variety suited to the present and
early fall trade, among which are many very
choice and desirable goods.
Sale positive and without reserve.
ly24 PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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Lost, Str0yed, and Found.

NOTICE.-Lost within the last ten
IN days, NOTE given TO Edward Hogan by the
Virgins Brick Company for ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, dated January 1, 1867, payable sixty
days after date. All persons are forewarned not to
trade for the said note, az payment has been
stopped A liberal reward viii be given II left at
L. PoWERs'S,
jy2s 1910 Main street.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
r,e Grand Division-specches, Din
ner. &c.
LEEsBURG, July 25, 1867.

LEESDChu, y Wy @"f wv
But little business was done during the
morning session. The communication rom
The Most Worthy Scribe was called up
and after much discussion the further con,
sideration Of the question was pos.p0ne:a
until the next meeting Of the Grand DiV'-
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THREE LOTS ON GRAHAM
STPEET. INTHE TOWN OF FULTON, FOR
sAIE At AuCTION.-After the above sale, say
at half-psst 6 o'clock p: NJ; we Will sell stanc.
shove descr ibed being lots s6, 81. and %, fronting
each 80 feet and running back lilo feet to an alley
10 feet wide. , :, ,r,
- q. Auctionears
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RIcAXosD, July II, 1857.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RIcHAosD, July II, 1881. !
ATOTICE.-TO THE CREDITORS OF
IN o. q. DENNIS AND ALL OTHERS CON-
CRRNED.-Nptice is hereby givon that at the in
stance OF Alfred Z. Courtney, ESQ.,, trustee under
day Of July 1866, and OF record In the clerks Office
Of the Richmond Hastings Court, have appointed
my Office. in this city, as the place, and MONDAY
for auditing the claims Of all Crsditors secured
under the said deed of trust and distributing the
trust fund In the hands OF the said trustee raably
among them, as by the terms Of said deed is pro-
vided; at which timeand place the said creditors
are required TO attend before i.e Win proof OF
their claims. I4mESPLEASANTS,
1y la-1aWIw Commissioner in Chancery.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auetioneers'
North vast corner Main and Eleventh streets

By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
nR1cK STORE AND DWELLING,
DAT THE CORNER OF BROOM A !, nn
TfnN We will sell at auction. on the premises
on MONDAY the 18th day Of July, at oeiocs
81, the BRICK STORE and DWELLING 3, s toansS
"a above described. The house contains SIX rooms,
now occupied by Mr.. Carlton with kitchen an no
table, and we'll Of water in the yard. Ihe lo'
fronts twenty nine feet and runs oa'h 'n' u'uA'
depth. cprpps 4. WILLIAMS.
;,t ESN' - Auctioneers.
BYE. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
II TnRE AT AUCTION.-0n MONDAY, 10Th
Instant at 10 O clock, will sell at the residence o.
Miss Tazewell, on Cary street second door pei0W
Fourth, portion OF her hoossnoAO
TURE, consisting OF
sets Handsome Chamber Furniture,
Mahogany aud Walnut Wardrobes,
Mahogany and Walnut Marble-top Bureaus
Marble bic top Walnut Centre Tables,
Mahogany Tables and Chairs,
Mahogany booking Chairs,
Cane and Wood Ssat Chairs,
Hair and shuck Mattresses,
Feather Bolsters and Pillows,
Cooking Utensils,
and various other housekeeping articles,
iy26 Z. B. COOK. Auctioneer.
BY G. W. Willis, Auct.oneer,
Main street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
billiard SALOON, &C., AT AUG
d TIOE.-Wiil be sold at auction, on MONDAY
NEXT at4 o'clock P NJ, at the st. Charles Bill
lard room, w
Cushion Marble-top Billiard Tables,
Cues, Balls &C.,
Sideboard,
lo. Chairs. &c.
The License (paid $35o), and Gas Fixtures,
Metre. &C., &c
Rent free to November next. The location the
best in the city, and good run OF custom.
TERMS: Cash 6. W. WILLIS,
Nv 26-tds Auctioneer.
By Sampson Jones, Jr, Il Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
10. Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary.
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION,
w at our store, on MONDAY, 2sth instant,
commencing a, halfpast 10 o'clock A. NJ, good
stock OF
GROCERIES,
WINES,
LIQUORS, &c,
to which wo invite the attention OF the trade.
s. JONES, JR., CO.,
iya7 Auctioncers.
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The Beautiful Lady.

There Is gentle lady, very fair;
Her looks are sanity and her voice Is rare;
She walks through all the town,
Nor fears to soil her gown.
They say this lovely lady's not afraid
OF any being that the Lord has made
She sees her fathers look
Within the meanest nook.
And so she walks serene through every lane
Where hunger struggles fierce with SIN anu
pain.
And angry curses leap
In passion wild and deep.
She does not even tremble Mt the sight;
She stands and gaZes like n lily white.
Till awed to peace, they see
Her spotless purity
She stays beside the couch when all nave 1lea'
Aud laws upon her breast the dying head,
And sings away all fear
With voice serene and clear.
She takes the little children in her arms,
And gives them bread TO eat and mildly ca'iii'
Their throbbing hearts that beat,
And wipes their bleeding feet
Dear children, tell me, will yon go with her-
This lovely lady, each her messenger
And bid the orphans come
And have with her their nome
Her name, think is Charity below
But when her bright, immortal wings w s'0''
The angels there above
In Heaven will call her Love
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and Fourteenth.
At THE REQUEST OF T b = :
n owner, who Is declining nousebk sn5 With
s shs on = WEDNESDAY, slst instant
Ing at 10 clock genera asseT,neps Fl RfEhREE
IA UTENSILS, Sc, consisting in part OF
49, Parlor ana Cane-seat Chairs,
Centre Table,
Bookcase,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Bedsteads,
Washstaads,
Bureaus,
Wardrobe.
Dining Table,
China and Glassware,
Cooking Stove,
and other housekeeping articles.
ALSO,
elegant Parlor Carpet, nearly new:
THOMAS W..kBESEE,
iva7 Auctioneer for S. c. T. Il Co.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX.
IN PAYERS OF HENRICO CuUNTY.-In con.
riff for the payment of taxes due the State of Yir.
Gn!a notice ~ hereby given that the sheriff is
compelled TO collect his taxes forthwith, and ali
parties owing any taxes are hereby notified that
they must pay at once, as no longer indul.
gence will be given. Some one will be at the
county court house to receivs the same, and no
person whatever Will be called on by the dsputies
but once more. p. q. HuFPNAN.
" N-lw Sheriff Hsnrioo county.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam l. Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No Is Pearl street

TOR SALE OR RENT.-Having de-
4 termined to move to the West, I offer I'D
for sale or rent privately my PLACE situated IN
on Fulton HILL Just out OF corporate limits. -
The place is well known, and Ia, bolieVe, gens.
rally admitted to be one of the most desirable and
valuable in the vicinity Of the city. Application
may be made to me on the premises, or through
the city post or1ce, box lbs.
iy l7-dtlau WILLIAM J. PETTIGREW
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RvT ". Kaasse, for S. CT. s Co.

avs ~
rrRUsTEFs SALE OF HoUs E
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
virtue Of deed Of trust St. duly RE-
Richmond, bearing date January 81, 1881, executed
by William E, Burton to me. shall as trustee on
THURSDAY the LIST day of August, 1857 at the re-
sidence OF said Burton, No: Is Grace street, be-;
tween First and Foushee, city or hlcnmono, ssh
for cash all of the property conveyed IN SAID
deed, embracing
9 Velvet Chairs,
Velvet Sofas,
l Etegre
Extension Dining Table,
l Book case,
dozen Cane. seat Chairs,
Camp Chair,
Bedsteads,
Feather Bed and Mattress,
Cane. scat Rocking Chair,
Parlor Carpets and Rugs,
DinnerSet,
Tea Set,
Lot of Glassware,
Hat Rack,
l Cooking Stove and fixtures,
Kitchen Furniture and other property
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. N.
JUNIUS A. MORRIS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. hEEsER. AUG
tioneer. - -
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
I,epistration In King and Queen.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Pretty yiIlage-COnvOcati"
listers Present and Expected-HOn.
j. II. TucIer-CrOps -Siecp Rnis'
tne-Grnpe CuIture-POliticnl Opfn-
fOus--ScOtf's Life Of Mosby, &C., dc.
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For the Home Journal.
Je Suis Aimee.
BYMAgIETrA HoLLEf.
Nv hart is light rs n bird Tonight,
1rb.t flies TO her nest in the soft twilight
And sings in her broodlng bliss;
Anil so low and he so high,
What could he find to love-! cry
Did ever love stoop so low rs this
Asamiser jealousy counts his gold,
! sit and dream of my wealth untolo'
From the curious world apart;
Too sacred my Joy for another eye,
treasure it tenderly, silently,
And hide it away in my heart
Dearer to me than the costliest crown
That ever on qucenly forehead shone,
Is the kiss he left on my brow;
Would change his smile for royal gem
His love for q monarch's diadem?
Change it? You wrong me thinking so
MY heart sings like 4 bird to-nig hit,
And flies away to its nest of light
To brood DER its living bliss;
An, so low-and he so high,
What could he find to love? l cry
Did ever love stoop so low as this?
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TOR RENTING offer for rent upon
L very favorable terms to good te- ~
nants those PORTIONS not already taken 1Iss3
OF the ATTRACTIVE building recently erected E E
by Thomas K. Price, Esq, at the corner OF Main
aud Eleventh streets. They consist of
l. Two beautiful BASEMENT OFFICES espe-
cially adapted for brokers, insurance companies,
or real estate agents, or any similar occupation,
with every desirable arrangement.
2. Handsome ROOM On the second floor, with
side front Eleventh street. % by 90 feet, Of easy
access, and well lighted.
3. Large ROOM on third floor, fronting on Main
street. with side Eleventh street, % ny l40 feet
4. A beautiful ROOM on the same floor, Main
street 'front.' 80 by p feet, we'll suited for profess
sional office.
s. A similar ROOM on the fourth floor, IS by %
feet
9. Large ROOM on the fourth floor, extending
along Eleventh street from Main street to the alley
90 by 40 feet.
Inviting an examination Of this property by
those wishing to rent, we simply remark that In
point Of location and perfect arrangements for the
purposes for which the Offices and rooms are re-
spectively adapted there is none more desirable
In this city. Apply to
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
iy20-2aw2w Real Estate Agents.
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ByTw Keesee, for S. c. 7. 60.
OHBca No, 1917 Main street, between Thlrteentn
and Fourteenth.
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BY Bowman & Stroock, Auctioneers,
No. II Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary
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TOR RENT AT AUCTION.-Th,
Il trustees for the town Of Manchester will rem
at public auction on THURSDAY, August !, 1857
at o'clock z: 70 the highest bidders, SEVEl
MEAT, VEGETABLE, and FISH STALLS In tn
Manchester market house.
by order OF the Board Of Trustees.
ROBERT Il. BEAZLgY,
jy 25-tds secretsry.
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A GOOD PLANTATION FOR RENT
n FOR lssS.-The undersigned, having different
arrangements in contemplation for the next year.
now live, near Liberty Mills, Orange, county,
lying in fertile section and good Replacement G
crops promising. Any one desiring to rent can
buy upon the place all Live Stock, Plantation
Tools, Implements, and Provisions desired. OPP,
portunity to seed wheat granted. address, at
iy 25,lm BACON 4 HARRIS.
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TOR RENT, a STOREHOUSE and
Il DWELLING on Sixth street between IL
Harsh all and Clay streets. Possession given ;,iH
Immediately. Terms moderate. apply to
HIRSH & GUGGENHE! MER.
=, % 1v G27 Broad street.
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TOR RENT, THREE UNFU r.
i NIsHED ROOMS, with use of bath SsssA
rooms, on Franklin street, No. 3o7. Apply E::;3
on the premises. Price, $50 per month. .GA-
ivo7-5t
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For Bent.

TOR RENT.-A very nice BRICK
IL DWELLING on Clay street near "a
'e'oNo ''' JOHN A. GLAZEBROOK, LIE.
Carpenter, on Broad near
ION q, Brook avenue.
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w e. ~ 10 ppGHTrwn NJ. q w.
PRINTING HOUSE. Work done ct low rates and
with dispatch. 1y17
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LOM MLNICATED-

c,, 40 RA1LEoAD-Tbc croc.;.. r.
O-ANAh VII r-,o1 Dr.; I':e'''''i
converting the o'N'. INV L 1'ai'ioa1 Is certain
" one Of very great Importance Tor, il rail,
road is constructed along the Canal. that mo-
o,+ ,bo Canal as q Canal, is rpincd. c,r Rail
iNon' W. I,,;lt olonp canal, (or Ill., -
roauS arc YUM 1u Tba Nr'1 P''p''1
supcrscdlns the'p; III ciacA Oh the !GT-Vo}
whip is no match 1or thcwhlst!c the Steam car.
I+is strange that the Importance Ct railroad
&c., III c,nal was never bcG,ro l.no,, 70 no
along 'He '''"'1 Tfr,aD Dr.. ''l''' Hno"" - :,
so pressing i '"' baltimore ana Ohlo H. H.
Co. were not u'A'hg railroad from Harper
Ferry 10 Georgetown, the importance Of con
noc.;nr il with the Orange and Alexandria
1 ~ Ioa ~, the Canal would 1871
1'a'Iroau ~ &C., - y, "'o'U ''0t DC 50 'i'P''.
ent. Iherc,0''' II VIII not Il the raliroad Is
built along the cana be ''lnter-c)mmunicatlon
between Washington and Alexandria," hut
II,,tor -comnuncation' hntwoo, Coorye,ovn
l, n,,.-n,,dr;o 49,, IS'" = w. TrS.L
ana A'cA''nN'' .',lu pay VINO goes 20 !" ''''''
irgton by way Oh Georgetown?
The following extract from the fourth section
~ tho proposed bill j. The cool,.t ,b;nr noo,.;-
VI
naDle y,
1t SHAH be Lawful Ter said ltssccS, their
associates anu successors to transport fa3aet,,
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NEWS or THE d. J.
''7o s7toay the very age and body the times.

Calhoun NJ. Derrnger, Assessor of Internal
Revenue for the Second District Of Pennsylva-
MIA, appointed few weeks since, has been ar
rested charged with attempting to extirt
money from whiskey distiller: by making 4
seizure of his premises, and then agreeing to
settle the matter for 81, 900.
Col. Darlington, who was III command Of
the post at Fort Phil Kearney at the time Of
the recent massacre Of nearly hundred sol
diers, has been relieved, and will probably bc
ordered under arrest for trial on charges Of
carelessness in the p eriUrmance Of his duty.
Representatives from all parts Of the Missis.
slppl valley WIN assemble IN convention at St.
Louis on the I'd Tuesday in February, the pri.
mary object of which is to consider measures
for the improvement Of the navigation Of their
great highway to the gulf.
It is said that Admiral GoldsboTnugh, Of the
American navy, has asked Of the Navy Depart
ment at Washington permission to use wal
steamer in the transportation of Cretan rcfu-
gees, but to what point, whether to Greece or
to this country, is not stated.
The North Pennsylvania railroad in 1866
brought into Philadelphia 1.297, 052 gallons Of
mik--equal to monthly average of los, 0S7
gallons--al Of which was gathered from STA
tons on Gfty-fvo miles Of main road and ten
miles of branch ~ ...t
KommiSsasof, who saved the lille Of the
Gar of Russia by striking up the arm of the
man who attempted to shoot him, and who
was ennobled for his conduct on that occasion,
appears to have enjoyed but brief season Of
popularity. ....
On Christmas day handsome dressing
gown, purchased at the lair Tor the Soldiers
Home in Baltimore, by a number Of Union
citizens, was forwarded to Thaddeus Stevens
There is board of medical officers now in
session at the Naval Asylum in Philadelphia,
examining candidates for admission into the
Medical Corps Of the United States navy.
\ large amount OF money is said TO have
been lost and won on the yacht race between
New York and England. II
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The French Minister, Marquis de Montbo-
lon, yesterday received official information from
France to the effect that Napoleon had order
ed ten large transports to leave Brest immedi-
ately Tor Mexico, for the purpose of transport
ing the French troops home. AS soon a.
these vessels got fairly under way ten more
were also to be sent over tor the same nurnose
1t IS thought that the entire evacuation otMex
leo by the French would be ACCOMPLISHED in :,
very short time.
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!GOMMrN.ICATED.

tOMME NICAIED.
noticed in the Gazette Of Saturday, copied
from the New York papers. telegram rom
Rome, in which it was stated that the Pope
had decided to create t0nr new episcopal sees
IN the United States, there being a!rcad J tnrN-
ty-t7co Catholic bishops here, when there WIS
but 0nc, fifty years ago. Now, the whole mai
ter is Of so little moment to most Of your read
ers, that ! would not take the trouble to correct
the statement were it not that events Of the
highest Importance seem about to tranSplre III
Rome, and it is, therefore, desirable that the
American public should understand what
amount OF credcnca /: dte to these nanuactu-
rcrs of Italian news, ana learn to class them
where they deserve to b. classod, with the
Washington corrcspondents9f the New York
dai!ics Fifty years ago th}h were one Arch
bishop and tlre bishops i'll the United States,
and at the late Plcnary Council here were pre-
sent scrca Archbishops and .torty Bishops, be-
sides one who was unable to atte,d, and two
sees. vacant by reason of the death of their
bishops How many new sees are to5c created
is. of course, not yet known, the decres Of the
pleuarv Council not having been published as
vet, but the number is believed 10 b lron
f,rcire to t1ceatY. Another telegram, II the
Northern papers, Z few days ago, repressntcd
the Pope a.; much embarrassed In the sc!e,tion
Of an American Cardinal, because all the -A"h-
bishops we're Frenchmen Or lrlshmen, Arsl-
bishop Spalding being represented as the Ia
ter. Nov, while | am not prepared 70 Si1ca|
as to the others, know Archbishop SpaI!inIgI
to be Kentuckian, descended from the Old
MARYLAND family OF that name, who date back.
probably, to the original settlement, and are OF
En17ish extraction. Your readers may learn
from these statements that the war news
from Rome, should there be any, Is likely to be
about as true as that from -A!cxanGrla, pub
lished during the late war hiDEII9'