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MondInV, JuIle d TRa-

between the hours Of % am and Ia m fba
following described real ostate. to-vrir. a ee--
tam lot OF parcel OF land situsse Isirsr snll
being IN the city Of 8emphis. SllalhIr l.siliufy-
Aennessee, known ana designated IS that part
Of lot No. 8, In Block . on tha sorir1si,i.s "a
Gay osO street (5etWeeu Main anii saii. BY sfrests
as snGWn upon the plan OF said CITY of afs.nl-
phis, heretofore conveyed hy ToDp 4 Mccall 10
Dunley Dunn, and containinq ahcuf u feet on
Gayoso street and extending back atout 100
iett said lot lying On tha elslsiie Of the alley
between lots and In said block. and being
near the GaTozo Hotel " in said city.
IERMS or 5ALE--o1 q Creslit Of SIX and
twelve mcnth@ Notes with good security and
AUGUsTON ALsTON, CLERK ana Master.
snv6 ID
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NOTTGE.

THE creditors Of The estate of r =. aDpiehg
Il are hereby notified that have SUCCEED
the insolvency o. said estate 20 The Clerk y tae
County Court OF llplun county. IelutI-s1es "a
the creditors Of said estate are nofifel 10 de
their claims, duly autheuticatsd, Eitlln s.x
months frun tbs date hereof, or fsi-s notice WI.
be nIHa IN bar of the same.
j. II DANNIEL. Adninlstr7atar.
April Isl lss1 apis z
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Chancery Sale Of Real EState,

On Tuesday, June II, 1897.
No. 40 II. r. D Samuel Tate ct al vs.. Lewis
Selby ct al.-Chancery Court OF Memphis.
ny virtue Of an interlOc7tory degree made in
ID this cause, will sell. at public auction, 10
the highest bidder. at the Courthouse door, in
the city OF Memphis. Tennessee, on
Tuesday. June IL, 1867.
between the hours Of 10 a m. and ~ m, the
following deseri bed real estate. to-Wit: A GER
tain lot or parcel Of ground situate lying and
being In shelby cOuntv. state OF Tennessee,
and in the 18th Civil District Of said county
containing eight acres and fourteen hundredths
Of an acre, the saIna being the north part OF
LOT No. II Of subdivision No. = as known on
the plan OF the subdi vision Of the John RAM
sag grant OF nve thousand acres as subdiVidei
by NJ. A. Kerr and cl :. Todd. Lot No II IS
shown on HuckeI's map marked T. ; Tats.
TERss OF S4kLE-Ou z cred &c Of SIX and twelve
months notes With 2 ID security, with interest
from d4y OF sale, and lien retained tiu paw
roeut ef the purchase money.
EquiIy Of redemption barred
4. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
ravs2 tda
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GEAnGIA IrEMa.


-Bisbop O'Neil (Catholie) Of the GeOr.
gia diocese. left Savannah this week fol
the grand convocati0n Of cardinals anC
bishops at Rome.
The Albany NeaCs Of the 26th, says
The recent rain has revived everything
exceedingly, and cotton that last week
was thought ready to die, is looking
finely. The wheat IN this locality Is now
about all harvested. The yield in gen.
eral is light, and the crop was also linn
tied.
Mr. John E. Robinson, of Newman,
has presented the Herald, of that place
with some very large ripe cherries,
grown on his lot. His early varieties
have ripened and gone.
The Augusta Chronicle learns that al
a recent meeting Of the directors of the
Augusta and Columbia railroad company,
the president, Vim. johnson, reported
the purchase Of some thirty miles Of
iron, psrt Of which has reached Charles
ton aud Columbia, and that track laying
had been commenced. This is q very
important enterprise, and viii lessen the
distance between the western states and
Washington, by the route through Geor-
gia aud the CaroliDas, sixty miles.
u. e. Hays, proprietor Of the Rsp1,b-
lean, fined and imprisoned for libel in
March last, was released by pardon OF
Gov. jenkins, on the 2eth ult.
Mercer university will be removed TO
Atlanta, and the president, DR.. Tucker,
d. D., was in Atlanta on Tuesday select
ing a site for the college buildings.
st. Phillips church tEpisc0pal at
Atlanta, is being enlarged BY two wings,
giving it the fork Of Greek cross, and
the work is rapidly progressing to com
pletion.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAIEROAD.

TTYRAINS leave as follows city time)s
i IhrOagh Express, sundays excepted, see
4 ~. Through Mail, 6.tO pm; HOuerville Ac-
oomIaodation al 80 p m; Grand JUNCTION
AoooInruodatiou lEaln, Onnectiug with Mis-
sasi r.pi Cent al Train leaves al I2.S0 y m
EKpuess connects ~ Grand junction viii
afteruO0n train ca the Mississippi Central
Haiirosts for Holly springs. Mater Valley
Grenada. jackson, NicEsburg, Miss. New Or
AZ CoFipth, FOR Okolona. Columbus. Miss,
NJ sDlie, Ala etc.
AZ Decstui, 90 Colombia, Nashville, Louis
vile, CtneiBnaii, etc
Al ChafIanoogl. for an places in Eastern
Nta baIna, GeorEia, North aud south Carolina
yirsinis, ~ ashlngl0n, Baltimore, Philadelphia
EeW York, olC-
through Mai connects al Grand junction
with trains fcy Bolivar and jackson. Tenn.
At Deeai0r, ior Athens, Pulaski, Ala, COlum-
bla- Nashville, etc.
Al Chatianoogs Mall trains connect for same
points IS Express trans,
EIaszaee checked through-
FoT tickets and further Information, apply a.
The Onice, NO. A3 uourt street-
W. ]. ROSS, Genu Sup't
A BARNES, Gen1 Ticket Agent
apl4 II - IN SHOCK Passenger Agent
Diamond Line.
Fs1HROBGH Receipts gwen for COTTON vIs
Cincinnati by rail or river Time guaran
tsed-Gars se&4ed-DO change rom NlDcinust
~ New York ". JAY dQENs9H,
mh5 n star Wharf beat.
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sleeping Cars on all NightTrains
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL
POINTS.

Trsins arrive at Memphis at $50 am. and
$50 pm.
Fo4 rhrough tickets and all Information, ap-
ply a. Ticket Oliice, No. E3755 Man street, and
~ Deppt, head Of Main street.
sam p. JONES.
mv5 I'm General Superl dent.
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THE June Term. 1881 or ne County corr.
~ Of Shelby connfr Tenn shall appiT ia1
Letters OF Administration on ne e1lS q
7'.'l'''s' 1-s's-' sILAs P. LIGoN.
Nay & lM nssln'
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DIRECTOR S:

rTHIS Company issues Policies on lives on all
L the different plans and at as f1vOrabIe rates
as any other while it has no restrictions in re-
gprd tofresideuce or travel, and all its profits
are divided annualiy among its policy holders.
It Is prompt in the payment Of losses, having
months.
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BERIgF Az NkS0NIC CALEypLR.
Observation-Disclosures

M Ii EeE4C AyLA i .
1867
LODGES.
AEGrRoNA. No. lsS Meets Ist Monday In
every month, at Odd-Eellovs' all. cor Court
and Main a. c. Trader, ". NJ; H. T. TOHH-
liusOu, sec.
Sou III MENrIfrs. No us. Meets "a Friday or
each month Hal. cor. Madison aud second.
LEI1.A SCoTT, No. 2se Meets Isl friday o. each
nlCnth-Hsll cor Madison and Second. John
Ainslie, - "; - r W oodvard sec
HkaILToS, No. ~. Meets Sd frioay OF each
month-Oid-F Fellows' Hall. p N Stsnlsy,
v N: " H Butts, sec
KnwTSHISCs, No sil ~ D. Meets sth Friday
of each rnoutl-1Qi Front street John ].
Wursham, S3d, ". II b. X tulen, SD, Sec.
ROYAL. ARCH.
PENS Chapter. No 4 Meets "a Monday Of each
td-Fellows' Han. A. J. Whee.er,
Il. P; n Il Psyuter, sec
r. AND s v.
FuREEA Council. No. & MEETS "a Monday OF
each mouth-tldd-F eilogTs' Hall John Lent,
III. H.; n. J. W-Egln, Rec.
TElTPLAEs.
CTRESE Co-pmandery, No. A. Meets ith Mon
day Of each month John zent, Com; n. j.
Wiggin, kec-
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
28i lEr0ssl Street
HEENEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. L
Stated Communication "a "Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry z. Woodland, SD, c.
NTH aAs Lodge OF Perfection, 18th; No. p
Meets fIh Wednesday Of each month. George
Sec.
CAsIPIEIA Council Of Pr noes OF jerusalem l6th-
30 L Benz X. Pullen, sd, Tarsh-'.' -
CGIyAEY CHAPrER OF Rose Crolx. 18th, No. !.
Charles ". Adams, sd, NJ. W. n. I, Tom
liuHOn. S2t. sex.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssETs COuucil OF E-h, Soth-,
No. I. Henry P Woodland, sd. Comm.
William Y. Cirode sd, Rec @.
CoSsIsToRY OF wEsr TESN EssEE. sd John
Atnslie, sd, Comm. in Chief; Dodge c.
Trader, sd, Reg.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
StPdgy COR.

TAKEN UP, one dry COW, white and red.
L Came to my lot last wintrr. The owner
will please prove property, paw cha yes. and
take Der away. o. WHITE, Chelsea.
mylS law4w
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NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
Or any other sWiRdIe
MISSOURI AHD KESTUCKT STATE AND
HAVANA Let fERIEs.
ONLY Legal LOTTERIES MI. S.

THEY are drawn under State Charters have
4 been drawn for over FORTY YEARS.
BOnds most he and are GepOs ted with Q. 3.
Co .lector as Security.
The prizes aIs drawn In public by two sworn
COmmisS toners appointed by the Stale
Must be drawn II tickets are sold or not
p RI II E s A LII IA : H.
There are two State Drawings each day, and
two Havana Drawings each month.
Drawings can be seen two hours after pur-
chase OF tickets.
One-half the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid on day Of purchase.
Tickets 81 to 81. according 20 Scheme.
Prizes s. TO $1,000 according 10 scheme.
Principal Agent, GKO. W. VAN VOAsT, No.
n TafFa-sOu street.
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There are forty-niDe freedmen's ba-
reau agents In the state Of Texas,
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PEOPLES BANK or HNNESsM,


No. IA Madison street
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THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April 1st, over sl,5OO,OOO.

ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. HI. LUCAS, Vice-PresIdent.
VIM. Il. SELBY, Secretary.
WM. N. BENTON, GenI Agent.
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san FRANCfaCO. CaPk Behm, JanuA1 80.
SANTIAGO DE- CUBA. Capt 0mith, February %
Prom pier ~ North river foot Of Warren street Al noon.
with freight low rates. meeting
on the Pacific Ocean with the dns Steamships
AMERICA. Captain Waterman. and
MOSES TAYLOR. Captain Bsilen
For further Information apply 10 The North Americas
WIN. II. WEBB President
81 Exchange place. N. Y.
n. N. CARRINGfON, Agent
III West street. Warren street, N. Y.
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E'0R sALK-AvERy DESIRABLE MILL PROPERTY.
,,. mn large Zee heu.e a. wn ns.s s ,s s.s
sal Railroad o. New Jersey depot ases One private
DArlcalau appy 70 z. QkErPO. u rnAakIa slresA N u
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FGGhsfrkb ssxTEs AM sNp shaait MAIL STEAMSHIP
REGULAR NAIL sTExxERs. sailing on the I'd Of
soU1H A Hxks l. F.sra.Ty
GufDiNG STAR, Captain aro. y. sIocum.... March q
81 ssis Bahia and RIO ssn sea e,
:s' '''''''' ' Z s q s:;:.s apply
rrRLxoSrIILv LINE OF STEAMERS TO THE WEST
i Indiss--ser Bermuda. Kingston. Jamaica. San Do
KIN. ana Ts ". YORK. and an %e ap ns 81
ss - 1's Tcsio r
~ Thomas. where abe ~i connect with the conpany's
sss .es !. ssc.s. os
40 49," 49, iEGRSSb O. cAPERs. President.
CrEcrAL NorIcR -susAL AND VERA cRuz-posr.
ANN :. ne ..ss ire from vs ss Sarss
ever has sssn pcspcc.d until Nenday January a. at sP
r aud 'ssc iSss ss' (. %a{}rsxY A..a.
H~ a%sEF!yyi; DSSSsh};i4SSSSAsya
20 p. ~ sIS 81 sSs a sa% ORLEANS
NOR, r;s ,:, ana V. =: ss''s from pier No.
'''' " q. S Ssi,.s s 2. s. .s...s.,,
Mates or yasiekf p s;isJ NV ORLEANS
DENT: 2, s. .s,, g, 81, o. g, AZ s.ss'
JOINTS per gallon for al liquors fM
cent per pound for heavy soods
An cases must he strappcd
Havana freish, engagements made .. the once
Broadway.
e. A. WHITNEY. Agent
TNOR HAVANA. VIA NASSAU ~ r.
q The Brisish and north American Royal Man Steam
Packet Companys Steamer CORSICA Cautan L.
surfer viii sa for the above ports fr5m he company's
MONDAY, JANUAkf y. and MONDAY YEBRUARY %
seuey -
Payable IN Gold or Il. Eauivsi.sl
For freight or passage apply 20
r. CUNARD,
No Bowling 0rcsn-
CrAR LINE no NEW oRLKxNs.-rHE- Nkw Y0Kk
- Mall Steamship Compsny's Ane ocean steamers VIII
Leave gaer = Worth river, q soclock r. ~, focvs
LAY 0n SATURDAY Jan
MhnninAVx ......s................O saturday, Yep
An slls o. ladins asnsd a iis oos upon ihs pier For
< dxksls6k. PRESIDENT No. 6 Bowling ousa.
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IrOR RICHMOND, NORFOLK AND CITY POINT.
Tho sidewheel steamships
HATTERAS, Captain Alexander. Every SasurdaN
ALBEMARLE Captain Bourne. Every "WEDNESDAY Vi
Ats M from pier North river giving through bis Of
iadine &C. 10 al points he Seaboard Railroad aud ~
LIVINGSTON. FOX CO.. Agents. 10 Liberty street
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U,ARM ron aALF-Iy rHE VILLAGE or ron.
ters Ccrners, miles from ssi sos. rprne~ ~ mss
story house large bsrns and ca.eIa,nss 70 prepcr
orchard nan charles rnrrantA kc 1onf ocston Coz
publ or boarding house. Price $500 Inquire Of I. T.
ilEWiTr Portev.s corners Saratoga county n n.
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DREsIDENrs OFFICE, HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
'Comyany-Mew York. January 18TH 1851. Tho Hudsea
River Railroad Company gve nolace that Tho agreemess
heretofore oKng between this Company and New Yor
snsrs Rasosd Company hssing 6ssn rsaoniaed By ne
factory both oopanies for the ransscti0df heir
ssueer and freight business have been made.
Passengers win be ickoed and baggage checked ena
afser che Ssh ln.s.nsas hercofors The sams WIN -
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<yOUNTRY SEAT ron aAf.E-rHE SUBSCRIBER
~ offers for sale the valuable Properly upon wheh she
now resides situated IN the vnAgr 90 Chatham -Four Cor
nevs ccualnlnr dwelling hsur~ harm buhd
inga viii esoslleut frui. wssrs. ~ being The s>ms
most desirable fc gentleman ~ leisure or mss o. bust
ssss "a xS.e, rssn. vor full rsmsu.rs nssir
On The premises L. N. ~ wRIonT, Execatrfx,
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADs,-
III 0reenbush and Troy connecting with North
orn raina leave New York. Hudson River Railroad.
Thirtieth street and Tenth and 10 A. NJ and
street and Fourth avenue. e Il \. and 4;l5 The
Sleeping cars attached 20 $50 and II r. N. trains
Sunday train Hudson River Road. New York TO Pough
Harlem Road Forty SECOND street 70 Miorton and return
'eAsns Wv '0 W. &. vANDERsxLr. vice rressdea.
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/ VERY PRETTY FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASE
~ ment House for sale, on West Twenty second street
modern oonveniences walls and wood work In perfect
bter painted throughout this last season pnce elb0O
JANIS y. EDWARDS al West Twsny.third street
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L,oR sALE-A ZINE PRIVATE REsrDENcE Win
Of Is acres and farm buildins stisched sisasd
Al Crawford on Central Raro~d ~ New Jersey nssr Depot
and within hour from New rork NE hoa.s 81 moderate
sse. contains All the modern Improvements ara the
grounds lying on the bank o. Railway ss are spisnday
adapted for pleasure grounds for BUILDING Fef
FRANKLIN street Ncysyork.
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Square, fell, and was seriously injured.
Medical attendance was called, ard he
was taken to his home on Cumberland
street.
Farmers from the country report that
ice crustcd the ponds this morning. Inc
weather is quite cool.
P.S.-As supposed in tho iirst part OF
my letter-when the case OF fIiht was
presented before the court this morning
on the third indictment-Judgc Tabb,
after listening to the arguments pro and
con, again sustained the motion that
the Indictment be quashed from rea-
sons above. The prisoner was then
discharged. immediately after leaving
the courtroom he was rearrested on a
charge preferred against him by Charles
II. Graham, of Portsmouth, for getting
money to the amount of $500 under false
pretences. He was carried to Jail.
Tally
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A Washington Letter which Treats
not OF Politics, but of Ecclesiastical
Matters.

not OF Politics, but of Ecclcsiastica
| Matters.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, November 6, 1867.
Tho trip from Richmond to Washington
by the way of Fredericksburg and the
| Potomac, whether performed by night Of
| by day, has degree Of comfort about j
/ that enables this route to compare iavora
/ bly, with any in the United States Ii:
I long exemption from serious accidents i.
/ due under Providence to the carefulnes:
and general good management which give!
the traveller not only feeling of safety
but an amount Of case and luxury which
is very acceptable.
! In the company that came from Rich
mond last night there was 4 considerable
number Of gentlemen going to the Synod
:. Of Virginia, about to covene at Charles
F.; town. All the Presbyterian clergy OF Rich
mond, save two, are on the way. Also, the
ministers Of Petersburg, and others from
old Virginia.
Each minister in the State is, By virtue
of his ordination, if he be member OF any
5! Presbytery in the State, member of the
SYNOD, and each church is entitled to send
an elder. t
Two or three Of the Presbyteres have
territory and churches in West Virginia,
hence the meeting at this time takes place
on the soil Of the new State. The pOliti-
cal separation of these two parts Of the
Old Dominion has had no effect upon the
ecclesiastical organization.
BY the action of the Synods of Virginia
and North Carolina of last year some OF
the churches and ministers on the south
ern border Of the State, III slip of terri
tory embracing Danviile, which have long
been in connection with the latter Synod,
were transferred 10 the former. And while
! the Synod is extended in that direction, II
/ is also in fair way soon to embrace seve-
raj ministers and churches in Baltimore
ard others parts OF Maryland that have
, recently cast in their lot with the South
| crn General Assembly.
! The opening sermon of Synod is preached
by the Moderator of the last Synod, who
also prcsideS till his successor is elected.
This performance will therefore AZ this
meeting devolve upon Rev. Dir. Thomas
+. Peek, of the Union Theological Semi
nary Of Prince Edward, where be fills the
chair of Church History and Sacraments.
He is expected to be present. OF the
sermon and other proceedings this evening:
hope to send you as prompt az: account
as the mail from Charicstown will allow.
In order to reach CharleStown we make
a detour into Maryland uin the Relay
House to Harper's Ferry, just the way
that the Virginia soldiers under Governor
Wise went on celebrated occasion.
When the Loudoun and Hampshire rail
road is completed this circuit will be un-
necessary. >.
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QUE NORFOLK LETTER.
Correspondence orthe Richmond Dispatch.

NORFOLK, November G, 1857.
The news from the northern elections
gladden. our people. 1t brings the assu-
rance that the people Of the North cannot
sunder the feeling Of affection for their
color at the South; and that though the
sections differed OF great principles of GO
vcrnmcnt, differed to such an extent that
war was the consequence, yet when the
dignity Of the race is 70 be compromised
when the white blood is threatened to be
humhled under the harOaric influence OF
African rule, the Caucasian pride is
aroused, past differences are forgotten,
and the white man OF the North comes &c
The rescue Of his race in the South. Oar
people see in this mighty voice spoken III
those elections, the gladdening rays which
bcspcak brighter days, and they rejoice
Yesterday, in Judge Tabs Court, the
case of c. G. Flint, charged with forgery
was taken up. Flint was formerly con.
ncctcd with the paymaster'S department
in the navy-yard, and proprietor Of the OlG
Dominion, a newspaper published in this
city. He was arralgned on six distinct
indictments. After the reading Of the
nrst indictment, Mr.. Goodc, one of the
uuaShed, for the reasons that there was
no indctable offence set forth in The iu-
dictmcnt, as ii did not appear that the
paper writing described is to the pre- judicc
OF another's right; and on the further
ground that the Indictment did not set
forth or describe the offence upon which
the prisoner had been examined and COM
mitted. After argument by counsel the
court sustained the motion on the grounds
stated in the first objection. The second
Indictment was QuaShed on the same
grounds, and the case continued over till
this morning. II is now supposed that the
charges will fall through and the prisoner
be acquitted, as the other indictments are
subject To the same objections.
The Dismal Swamp Canal Company
held their annual meeting yesterday.
Colonel I. }. CorQrew was elected prrsi-
dent for the ensuing year in place Of Dr..
t. c. Robinson, who declined reelection.
d. d. Summons, W. Ii. G. Ellis, J. B.
Whitehead, and l.. II. Chandler, were
elected directors.
AT meeting Of the Council last night
Colonel RAIDER Riggs aud Jaues f, Barry
We're appointed proxies 10 renrasan. tho
Council, and c. \. Sautes, Esq. 70 renra
sent the citizens ut the cn,,,;no ~ ,op.o
meeting OF the Norfolk and Ps,arS uuua.
railroad, which convenes in his n .;,ouas
Monday the llth instant. 4 rcs o,S on
was offered instructng the psoxies to v ,lon L
Tor reduction in the salaries Of officers os
.he road TO their former standard. 1t was
voted down.
Inc Conference Of the Methodist Pro.
teS'dh' Chnrch assemblies in our CITY to.
borrow. 1t will meet in the Methodist
fEo,eSlant church on Church street, OF
which the Rev Mr.. Petit is pastor. Pre-.
pafatlons and arrangements have been
mace 10 seat the body. Delegates are
arriving, and are received at the homes Of
the members Of the church.
A Mr.. Faci, while engaged this morning
at work on the scatlolding of the new
buildings IN course Of erection on Market
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BY Cook & Laushton, Auctioneers,
corner franklin and Governor streets.

FURNITURE, CARPETS. B r D .
II nine &c AT AUCTION ON FRIDAY the
~ ,,art ~ 20 ~ clock we will sell at store a
iarge assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURAlTuEE'
comprising
Walnut and Mahogany CABINETS and WASH
STANDS,
Marbl--top SIDEBOARD.
Superior FEATHER REDS and BEDDlNG,
Hair and Shuck MATTRESSES,
Cane and God seat CH AIRS,
l very fine Brussels c. RIP EFT
:, Velvet and Brussels CARPETs,
New Ingram and stair CARPETLNI
Cooking STOVES, OFFICE STOVES,
CROCKERY, GIL ASSWARE,
TOILETW ARB, &c.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY,
| verv handsome ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITE,
complete, with Hair and Spring Mattresses.
COOK LAGGhTON,
nn7 Auction GERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-07

NTEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Beached Sheetnss,
Pillow. case Cottons,
Linen SheetinSs and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains in Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising geps, Grape, merino,
B:arritz, Fontane, de LANES,
Poplins, Ottomans,
Alpacas, Rombszines, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLINs.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table Damask,
Napkins. Balmoral Skirts. Cassimeres,
'Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &C., at
WILLIAM n. BELL & CO.'S.
seq 9O7 Broad street.