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STALLS uNRIVALLED
Piano and Furniture Polish,

JVsT INTRODUCED, and being adopted BY
eI all leading house iu The manufacture OF
Pianos, organs, biil.ari Tables, Eurniture, etc,
etc. Egrry one " ha las Piano should have a
b.ffie Of tnis Polish HeHu for Circulars. and
we will give ful particulars and directions. II
b. uut up In bottles al .H cents and cents and
v here half q dozen are ordered at once. we will
forward prepaid. by eEpIe-s Applications for
TfY.-itDrs aud Agencies received ~
BROWN a PERKINF
General Agents i1r the United States.
IsnII ITu-dayy No. - BrO9Iae ST.. n Y
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testimony Of Recommendations

From Medical CfentleInen-
Professors OF the highest Opthalmic talent In
Memphis Tenn, and in the Union.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February a. lS87.
7 do most willingly bear my testimony in IA
vor Of the superiority Of the Australian Crystal
Spectacies over all other kinds. They are con-
structed upon the best established and under
stood principles Of Optics. and their adaptation
to the human eye in its different conditions OF
vision isso perfect as to render sight easy with
out effort In my opinion none Others should
be used, since the eyes, once used % these. do
not seem to grow Old, and by having focus at
any point Of the surface, they appear % restore
the eyes to their youthful energy. I can the
more confidently reeOmrnene Dr. BERcT zur
to the public, from an acquaintance with many
Of those frOm whom be comes rec 9mmeuued "a
rs A. K. TAYLOR, NJ D.
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I'M Pc RIAL LuE,
rarHars1r ~ HrHrr- urHT.Hnr

1F-i IN 4l1E " Dtsl4L
tsIuble in uarI as well IS soft water.
Warranted not to stTeak the clothes
Ten cents per box. Liberal discount 10 the
trade.
agents wanted everywhere TO sell the HD5ve
sfIIllas. 20 whom We offer extraordinary in
duegu.a aslLsr
Samples sent, post paid, on receipt OF above
priCss. Address,
NEW YORK STAkCH GLOSS co,
lsuL IndaM No Us EnIlnn 81 kea Nnrk.
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HEBREW ANB MASONIC CALENDAR.
MAsONIODIREOTORY.

LODGES
AEGERoNA, No. i6S Meets 1t Monday In
every month, at Odd-Fellowsi Hall cor. Court
aud Main. d. e. Trader, ". NJ; II. 7. Tom
liuEon. Sec
BoU rH MEMPHIS. No. IFS. Meets ID Friday OF
each moutn-Hali. cor Madison and second
j. T. Sellars, W. n; Banj. K. Pullen. Sec.
LEILA SCOTT. No. 2SA Meets Ist Friday OF each
month-Haii, cor Madison aud Second. John
Aiuslie, ~. NJ; Il. p. Wooduard, Sec.
II aET1IrON, No. 499. Meets "a Friday OF each
mouth-Odd-Fello Hall. P. NJ. Stanley
W. N W, L. Butts, Sec
KILwTSNING, No. 24l ~ Dl Meets 4th Friday
o. escR month-;Oi Front street. John J.
WOrsham, 80, W. NJ b. X. rulen, SD, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PESN Chapter, No l. Meets I'd Monday Of each
Taonth-Odd-Fe,lnw Ball. A. J. Whee.er,
Il. p; II. II. Paynter, Sec.
B.. AID S. r..
EUREKA Councl No. 6. Me ts 81 Monday Of
each month Oid-teliCws' Hall John Ieut
Tn. H.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEMPLAEs.
CYRENE Co-lmandery, No. &. Meets 9Th Mon
day al each uoath. John LsRt Com; y. J.
" xxi N, Rec.
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Hearts are daily broken and spirits
crushed, says Douglas JerrOld, while
he who slays destroys in safety. y There
are grave crimes of Which the law takes
no cogniGanoe, ami many a man whom
the world calls unfortunate" " In busi-
ness, deserves more 0pprobrious name
and a sevsTer punishment.
BY launching out into expenses he has
no right to incur, he jeOpardizes not only
whatever means he may have of his
own, but in his fall drags down others
with him. To save himself from the
consequences of his own extravaganza,
he resorts to cunning shifts, and perhaps,
to frauds, too eOmpleX to be easily de-
tected. But, il detected, what matters it
then} he has run his race, and ownipR
nothing though he may have NIL
provisions for the evil day in the name
of others-he retires from the arena TO
make room for others equally bold and
upscrupulOus.
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CIR G u L A r
TO the Patrons Of the Appeal.
GEN. ALBERT PIKE

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the patrons Of the ArpEAL, that since
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MURRAY Dc RIDGLEK,
MERCHANT TAILORS
NO. 81 MADISON STREET,
Merchant Tailoring Goods.

WE make every garment ourselves, and " III
w guarantee satisfaction ia AL cases.
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nun "IiOlH 10 a AZ (. TAYLoR. n. : D. .
MzzPH1s. TEss., February Is. 1861

M8MPHIs- IENN-, 2 eDTuaTN % Ia0I-
1 have found q great deal Of pleasure in eL-
annfning the exquisite fabrics OF Or. BERN
HARDr. IN the way OF Eye-6lasses. The Crys-
tai used By him Is Of wonderful purity, ana rha
sfvle OF his Glasses 50 diversified as to suit every
conceivable case OF need. He has selected for
rns a pair OF Glasses. which promise TO give me
great aid and comfort in my future reading
an among the many persons " no testify 70 his
T,.4sifrz As an Oeuiist and Optician and TO the
me rr-s- services rendered to them, several
nal VINO CIergynen and Statesmen with
. j.. .
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MIIo HAroH, cHAs. II. rnELps.


Twenty years ta5h'r' Six years Agent and
Mechanic Bank, Cashier southern
AuEussa. Ca. Express Company.
TTATCH & PHELPS Bankers aud Brokers,
IL Gensfal Purchasing Agents, and L. n and
Foreign Newspaper Advertising Agents, F
BrOad street. and 81 Exchange Place, ew York.
EEFFHENCTs-E. H. Lowry. ESQ, President
Bank OF Republic. y. Y, Josiah Dakes, ESQ y.
Pres. shoe and Leather Bank, \ u J. D. Yer
railve. ESQ. at the Merchants Bank, y.
ssCurse q Brooks, IT Pearl stIegt, n, a.; BrooIe
a FsiLers, I-2 Pearl street, \. Y; d. d. ;. Brow a.
f..-. Ia lIor and Proprietor Rochester Demo.
crai, R0cEeffer, n. Y; John l. Buuce, ESQ
Pres't PheniE b4DEi Hartford Ct JGmes Miles
Fsu Pre't Exchange Bank, Hartford, Ct;
Francis Feilowes a SON. Attorneys at Law
Hartford. Ct D. A. Dwight & Co. Boston, Mas;
Ellvin Tan $50, NnFc-ster Mass; Thomas s.
sts,aslf Etq., Augusta, Ca; j. mn zvison. Esq
AuKuata. Ca, = Pant, Es4 Pres { South
H-u Express Co; B Bullock, r g-, Supt
t-Outhern Ia. Co, Atlanta Ga; r. Hubert
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shutter, req, SupT sollhem hE Co, Memphis
Tenn; A. b small, Esq, kup't Southern EN.
Co New Orleans and Agents o, Express Com
Tai al
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the patrons Of the APPEAL, that since
GEN. ALBERT PIKE
Has become Edilor-in-Chief Of the paper, its
circulation continues TO increase rapidly. As
an izducemeDt to those who desire TO promote
ihe Interests Of this well known Southern
Journal, We offer the following terms Of sub
ssrlption to subscribers or eIubs for the
sEEKLT:
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To CLUBs OF TES on MORE, EACa, ,.....-..--- 4 so
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It viii thus be seen that a person getting up
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their trouble, or, II they prefer 1t, receive
fwouty-ave copies for one hundred dollars
The WEEKLY, which IS Issued every Thursday,
Will contain all the important news published
in the DAILY paper, as well ss the leading edi-
torials, with A,asonic eol,sn, under the specisI
supervision of Gen. ALBERT PIKE, Eorersign
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p. s.-Remlttsuces Dy Express, OF Postonice
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IL JILL ?
STARCH GLOSS.

Ff'iiE b.o-t economical article that can be euseh
! costing Only about ONE CgsT 10 do the wgstl-
ing Of an Ordinary sized family.
Gives a nue, igSry-llke pOli.h 10 linen or
musl IA.
EneCtually prevents The LfOQ and dust from
adheTeiug 90 the cloth.
ztakes old linen look ike new.
L3o.sGs done mp with 1t keep clean much
longer thereby saving time and iab-r in
washing.
Warranted no, t8 iujure the clothes
Twenty-Five cents per caEs. Liberal discount
Fa.H fFa
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nz- uybolesale also nv r ". Marsden, New
York. Edward Wilder & CO.. Louisville, KY,
Barnes, w ard q Co., New Orleans
sS- scr sale in AemP1ist ~, 1sin., ~ r. I;
Huette Co, s. Aansnsia ~ ana 80 y - a.
Druggists. 'NA
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--,. SD On YOUR ORDERs.

We can nj them often on better terms than
YOU ould obtain II here while our comm s.
sion. even on large orders, is much less than
expense Of visiting the city IN person.
orders under SO. frOm places within reach OF
our daily Expresses fe1cept for pertshat3le ar
tioles), san be PAID ON delivery by Express
others should be remitteJ Tor. either direct, or
through some city friend TO be paid when nlled-
Ever order should be as clearly Wurdsd as
possible.
n R-Orders may be given il French, span
ism or German.
COmm4Ssfon Charge. Five per Cent.
Address CARRISGTON & co.
20 Broadway N Y
Special, CoRREsPoSDESTs.-En Enrique Rasri-
rez, Havana; A. J. Cartwright, Honolulu, :. L;
RIO Janeiro :. T. Abb, u q Co. ST. Thomas 5.
ii. Hiil, Columbus, Ca
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Aet be conducted on such fair. liberal,
srtVnpoend ftSeif 10 tbe con fifienee and
an mage OF the Merchants and Bust-
w Men OF Memphis,-frOm whom
stAls for all kinds Of Mercantile Print
east = solicited.
olnh Respectfully,
s6siI S. O. TOOF,
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quainted- ..-.,.,,

HIS Tenn, February ID, lo6z-
FE'Hls AttE- med the Lenses Of Dr. bEfZS-
Il make purclrr them superior to any We
hing busy frfcnu--. admirably adapted not
voa want Books, ssrfectiOns OF impaired
Music. Tools, Weapol WEAKNESS Of visiO51
Fancy STOCK, JeWeirys uces. Many or fha
short. any article. large or as0eqfor 10 al
1nanfltv FOR Ladies. or Gent4l---tsr, -,
yysar or FOR DeaisTsi supplies. ron
- 4 sfeara engine; = cameo or a Casnme
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Sold by all Druggists
Retail Price. 81 30 ner Boz. .

On receipt Of also, one box Of The Pns vii be ssq
to any part Of the United ss,ssa-
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: lranklin Joh PRINTING House

i.v1l its departments, Is under the persO-
~, supervision OF the Proprietor, who
n been practically engaged In the
bsfting business in this city or the
~ fifteen years. In a word, the busi-
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French, Rngiish and American Per
1umery, Soaps, Combs and
Brushes, Pomades, Hair
Oils, Feather Busters,
Fine Wines. BrRn-
dV and Whisky.
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,YEUPS.-lO0 barrels G 4 + > a e,
- PgAKE, MERCHANTS, and PORTLAND oI-
kGPS. ~ . -,
EERRINGS. 100 barrels WOODS No. CUT
HERK!N1S fell sized barrels for sale ~
~ Is ENR.kI Z. WlI.LiAM M 4 90.
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Correspondence % he Richmond Dispatch.
SorIh Carolina Baptist Convention Wake Fo
rest COLLEGE, COlorcd Convention.

q - - WDWD' IIrTOIpr 10 ISM
Tho <nr,h Caroline. E,niist State ronynu.
non convened here on "Wednesday last Tho
attendance j. not very large Wcmoticca,nong
the visitors from Nlr-iuia Rev 4 T. Uickin.
son. editor OF IA, E,ijgioas U,uLi: Rev. r II
PrirrI,rd of pr,rr,bur.: aud Rev c. c.
ChauIIu OF EanNille
m. HantiS, If mis- Sr,ta is - large and in
nunn,irl t.t,nnsi r.,io,, hnyiu~a rnembnrsbiu
-, $50. ,i,nns.',,J Tin ,,,i,,;s,r, - a, M
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,'i - -, ls1.;,,a.. ,'h' - SOW, mon, 49,
-, I.,s,;iin M. ,;i1.,,. haro ls,.,
w 49, Wv, ''''' 49,
II" hitn 'n ~ anu S"i',t w.
j was rlai 10 meet "ltli IN DlG Trend ana
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The Passenger Car heretofore attached -
Freight Trains will be discontinued
H. D WHlTCCNB
Oc | General Sup.rICtarJ.n,
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ALE OF VALUABLE r F A L
- ESTATE IN TIE COUNTY OF NBLSoN.-By
virtue OF decree Of the Circnit Court Of Nelson
pronour ced At the September term, 1857, IN me
case of Vawters executor rs Cheatwood heirs,
&c we will proceed 10 sell on the premises, on
the 23d day of November, 1887, the REAh ssTATS
OF DANIEL a. Cheatwood. deceased consisting OF
FARM of 400 acres and aSToREHpUSE This
properly lies on Tys river at Il point known HI
The Gulf ford and Is valuable The farm has eI-
cellent improvements upon 1t: part OF i Is
heavily timbe red, and Is within two miles OF the
Orange and Alexandra railroad. The Horehou'e
il a good one. and brings An annual rent OF Fioo
The IA rrr Will be surveyed and sub divided 10 snit
purchasers. william A. Wright and william
Rhodes the tenants. will show the property 10
those wishing to purchase.
Terms: So much cash az will defray the e1-
renaes of sale and costs of suit; the residue on
credit Of one, two and thrse years, equa install.
merit. of purchase money, with interest from the
day Of sale Bonds with approved personal secu.
rity win be required, and the title retained rs nj
innate security.
Persons desiring further information will ad-
dress WILLIAM u. CAHELI, Buckingham Court.
house. JOdN 3 hlS
s. P CHEATW0OD.
WILLIAM NJ CABELL.
oc o3-Tu,o3N Commissioners.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson,
Auctionasrs and Real Estate Agents.

BRICK TENEMENT,
II ON GROUND RENT ON THE WEST LIN i
OF NINTH BETWEEN MhlN AND FRANkl.iN
STRvETS. FOR SALE At AUCTION Will be
sod atsuc,ion on me premises. on THU HSDAI
III. 2ith october 1897 at o clock Z. ~. the e1-
c.Ilant BRICk TENEMENT located p above, oc-
embed bv Mr. D. Brophy. and tho upper part re-
Gently occupied By Mr.. William J. Beyill, subject
To ananuGal ground rent OF ZOO
TERMS: At sale. -
HARRISON, G0DDIN &APPHRSoS,
oc 81 AuctiCneers.
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BY Harrison, 0oddin 4 Appsrson. Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

CONN fSS1ONERS' 81 LIE OF
u LARGE AND ADMIRABLY LOCATED PRl-
VaTE RESIDENCE. AT THE S0UTHW EST COR
NER OF GRACE AND FOURTH sTREETs..A
appointed by a decree OF the CIR.
emit Cont Of schmond pronounced on the 27tir OF
February, 1867. in tho case of Brssden's admini.;
trstor re- Breeden, &C., we shall proceed TO sell
at publtc auction. on the premises, on MONDAY,
IS of October, 1857, at aosloGk' II far, II not,
Gated being ths Te,dene ;so6 Of hs late
and dapth OF $50 feet 10 an alley. The Improve.
ments. which are IN good order. consist Of large
RgICE MANSION 50 by 10. three stories above
the basement, containing eighteen rooms, besides
IarCa brick building used for Servants green
bonsa smokehouse, larxs brick stable and car.
risye house The dwelling is REMARKABLY well
hniit ard has ali the modern appliances appiica-
bIa 70 a first class residence.
Possession given in q few days after the sale.
Tppwa: One-tonr;h cash: balance At six,
tEelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes
intsrast added, and TILE retained until all the
nnrchase money Is fully paid and conveyance
ordered by the court. The taxes and insurance
for 1857 TO be paid by the pnrchaser
'01 E.V. BREEDBN,
HENRY G CANNON,
=. % TrThSEN Commissioners
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
BY Pilkinton, Pulliam L Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No Is Pearl street

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, THE
L VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN as THE
CHESTERFIELD HOUSE, IN MAsCHfSTsR.-
Atthe request of the owners, Wa ill.seli atyub-
lie aucton. on the premises, on TUESDAY the
I'D of October, 1867 at o'clock p NJ, the Gil En-
TERFIELD HOUSE. located on the north side OF
Hull street between Seventh aGd E'Sath, Man
chester The lot fronts Il feet and runs back l63
feet The buildings consist Of a double tenems'
with very fine bowling alley in rear OF one
ten. mcnt. This property is susceptible of divi-
sion, which will bs done to suit purchasers. The
location is the best for business in the town, AID
now pays reut of i've hundred dollars per an
mum.
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance at 4. g. and /"
month1 for negotiable notes. interest added. De-
ferred p.ymeL;s secured by trust deed.
PIuklNTQN, PULLlAM Co,
oc 10 Auctoneers.
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BY Harrison, Godiin * Appperson,
Irctiora.rs ard P.aI Est4ta Agents,

LOT AND SM L L
~ BRICK TENEMENT THEREON, on + IL Z
EAST LINE OF SEVENTH 6sTWEEa u Az 10
Shall AND CLAY STREETS, FOX SALE Al
AUCTION Will be sold at auction, on the pre-
mi-cs on WEDNESDAY the 23d Of Cctohar, 1851:
at half. past O'Clock r. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
locared as above. The lot fronts 10 teet AMI runs
back 1870 feat 10 an alley, on which stands 4 small
tenement, formerly used as school house ana
residence
TERMS: One.third cash : balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes interest aided,
secured by 4 trust deed.
HARRISON, GODDlS APPERSOS,
nc Is Auciionsars.
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BY Harrison, Goddin i Apperson,
Luciioneers and Real Estate Agents.

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
BECK TENEMENT ON THE VEST LINE
OF SEvEnTH BETWEEN, CLAY ASD LE, ,G.,
STREETS.-By virtue Of deed of trust dated I'm
October 1853, duly recorded in Richmond Hust-
ings Court in deed book No. 70 b, page 1875, we
shall in execution thereof proceed TO sell pup
lie auction. on the premises, on Thu HspAl uc-
tobsr a. 1857 at o'clock p NJ, If fair, II not Il =
first fair day thereafter, that beautiful BhlCh
TENEMENT located as above. now In the e oetn u
- feet nd .prh of 1870 feet. The dwelling Is IN
excellent order. contains seven rooms, besides
auul. accommodations for servants. the uSnal
modern improvements have been Introduced into
III iw-lling-such as gas, water closets, culvert5
baths. &c. . i.
The deed requires cash sale TO tho extent OF
about IS 500 but ii is probable that at the hour OF
sale an arrang emsnt will be made TO extend rea-
sonable term, OF credit.
JOHN HOWARD, Truataas
nc 81 ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
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SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
By vir,ua OF deed OF trust executed To me ~
trustee by F. p. Gtann:ni and Ann f., his wife,
and duly recorded in the cerk's office ot Char
lotte county and In the Hastings Cont Of the CRY
of Richmond shall proceed to s5ll on WE'D
NESUAY the Esd instant, at 3 oclock = NJ, At
public auction on the premises, the IRACI Ot
AND, containing one hundred acres, on which
+ p Giannini now resides said property Is
situated on the Ri CT mond and Danri'le railroad,
about tw miles from keysville, and ad1olns tn
lands Of Z. K Duval and oilers.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known al the
oc I.-4t JOHN B. YOUNG, Trustee.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY .
BALE OF LAND IN
By Lee 4 Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate agents,
No 1914 Cary street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN
5asd Of trust executed to mo By walter 3, Fon-
taine and Mary E.. his wife, and of record In tho
clerks Office OF said county. and OF date uctoner
Cd 1880, shall by virtue Of said deed ana AZ th
reGuest OF John C. Hughes, proceed to sell on ms
5th day OF November. 1867, In the town OF .olun
LAND on which the said Fontaine nov resides,
containing ?ao acres, situated on the Big byr d
creek. and being NE miles from Coiumoia dila
said IaGd consist OF a good dTtslling tonss coz
tanning FIVE rooms barn, stable tobacco. mousse 8,
and ali other ne ceasary ont buildings. The lana
ia highly improved, and considered one OF the best
in that section. :.
The proceeds Of tn above sale To be applied 10
the pavment OF two bonds Of i'd Fontains 10 said
Hughes, amounting TO 50 $50 30, with interest from
tn. LIST ri December, 1863: the same being the de-
f.rrsd payments on the Alb n m.j land. The
trustee believes the title to ii . land to be good,
bat will only convey such A. - Vested IN MIN Dy
the trust deed. J>sHPH II. it hShh,
oc 22-eodtlN oddtdS lrustse.
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RNjMOHds.
IL W 4s 5E iNSaH

EY.X NK SE--scSSS --s1H---ENSv 0~kA@@f1Yy
AND DAT WILL
RAILROA D-CHAHGg OF SCH2DrIp
ONLY ONE PASSENGER TEAM DAiLY,-Oo
Trains on this road will run AZ follows: '7'
GofsG WEsr.-Throrgh mail and p...sngsyty,t.
leaves Richmond daily At ! Is A. NJ. arriys, ~
Danvlle attP. NJ. leaves Danvile At 1 0s p V
arrives at Greensboro it7.l0p ~ -
GoTsG BAsT.-Leavhs Gresnsboro' daily a. g,
A. NJ arrives At DalyiiIe At s.t5A. NJ Is,,
Danyills at 30 Z. VI. arrives at Richmond a,
447PM. y
Trains connect at BnrEarills with ps..s,g.,
trains on the soathside railroad except on 80
days. connec, At Greensboro daily with ,rai,,
on the North Carolina railroad.
THOMAS D0DAYg,D
~
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By Cook i Laughton, Auct!oneersrl
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

CANAL BOATS AT AUCTION.-Wc
I Will sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY, tho 23d
instant, ut l. O'Clock NJ, at the corner OF Nine
4. enth streets and Dock. south side,
SEVERAL OPEN CANAL BOATs.
amoHgst which Ill be found two frst-ctsss boats,
built expressly for the service OF the builders, IN
ih,. most substantial and workmanika manner
with in the past three months, one OF which tJa5t
is not surpassed by any boat on tue
canal for staunchness, model or easy drausht.
ALSO,
A lot of BOAT TIMBER, including tho chief
portions OF the necessary pieces for a canal boat
TERMS: Cash. COOK LsU1HIoH,
0c Is AuctiOue.rs.
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Steamers.

EOR PALArKA, FLA, SANAN,
+ nan. GA, IA FR.NAaDlHA. @a~T1 u
PICOLATA. 40 49, ~
Alt LANDINGS ON THE ST ltSz.----~~--s-i
JOHNS RiVhR.-The splendid
STEAMER "DiCrATUR"
ECO tons barthen.
Captain Louis II. CUN.rfEK,
w i'll sail from Middle Atlantic wharf. Charie-'o1.
S. C., Tor Tho above places every Tu EhpAl
NIGHT At O'Clock, connecting with the G,ot-I'
Central railroad IL Savannah for Mobile ana Ne"
Orleans.
For freight or passage apply 10
j. y. AIKEN x co. Agents.
2l=3n IMtIlr-tDn, =. I.
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TREAsr2r OFFICE or VIRGtSrA,l
RICHMOND. October ~, 1857. :
rNNEnCNY1rr W TTE A " (NT

RICHMOND. October ~ 1867.
TN CONFOEMlT WITH AN ACT
q denosit Of securities to be made by foreign insu
rance companies Goirg bu-iness in this etats,
PASSED February 3, 1850. AID BIZ authority vested
I'm m. nv the fifth SECTION Of said act, shall pro-
casd TO ss Il on FRlD the Let day of November
1867 at u o'clock ", az thu AUCTION. rooms OF na-
venport Co. so mucn % the V tEdlNlA kEG!S-
TERED BONDS deposited by the Phmnix lnsn-
rance Company OF Brooklyn, New York, as will
satisfy Judgment for $3.50, with interest and
COTS, obtained At quarterly court OF the corpo.
ration of the city OF Norfolk on the 18th day OF
November, 1896, In the case Of william Pearson,
who sues for the use Of
william swain. ..fialhtiH,
axainst
The Phoenix Insurance Company. Defendants.
j. S. CALVERT,
oc o2-eodtds Treasurer Of Virginia.
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BY Cook & Laughion, Auctionesrs,
,orner of Franklin and Governor streets


corner OF Franklin and Governor streets.
DRJJG STORE AND FIXTURES AT
AUCTION ON THURSDAY the oath In
slant Ut 10 o'clock, we will sell At the drug store
OF Mr. J. w. Dabney, in Rockets, his stock OF
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c,
consisting Of such an assortment is usually
found in a retail drug store together with al the
SHELVING. COUNTERS,
and all the necessary FIXTURES,
COOK i LAUGHTON,
&C % Auciioneers.