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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-04

VXTILIe BE SOLD D ON TUESDAY, 4TH
wv OF AUGUST; 1903, that very! deslrao oe
on which the late Robert King gsa esres with
an exreljent and comrnodlous DWELLlsG, VIII T.,
The necessary out.buildings well apd isena9nSIc
ward. Also. a LARGE ORCHARD or rhoia nr in
lots to suit purchasers Persons wishing 70 or
anime the land win be shown u by l. Sfuoe
William l. Davis, residing near 1t. a., 5,p. IF
TERMS Liberal, and made known on 'he u"' -
sale. y -, rrrp,ITrfTsfr and
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. NV.
f'i - tNN1NNS. q e. w. KING or
= r. NJ. .MCKENSlE, -
-2taw5t&ds Hanover C0urthnnse. W..
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DICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.

q DiUHMOND AND DANpl Lille RAIL
LII RIO A D-sDMMER. SCHEDULE.-on and
trains on this road win run as follows
GOING WEsT.-Throu2h Mail Train. --Leayes
daily at SGT 2. NJ. connecting at Burkeyillc With
the southside road for Farmville, Lynchbnrg aad
road, Knoxville, Nashville Memphis, &C.. Tenn;
Louisville, Columbus, &C., KY; Huntsville, De
catur, &C., Ala. Corinth, Grand junction, Vicss-
burg &C., Miss. New Orleans, &c, and at Greens
boro' with North Carolina railroad FOR Charlotte,
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah. Macon,
Columbus, Atlantis, &C., Ga. Montgomery, NO
bile New Orleans, &c.
GOING EAsT.-Through Nall Train.-Lesyes
Greensboro daily at $50 A. NJ. !; leaves Danvllle
daily at $3.50 A. NJ. connects AT Burkevlle with the
seuthside train from Lynchburg for PetersbTa
&c. .a Inn F,s.s.a-.-...-
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket
Offices In Richmond and Danyiile TO all important
points South and Southwest and at Greensboro
and Danyille to all points North, East and West
,E.IIlHd l.r.- ..s THOMAS DODAMEAD,
aDr w Superintendent
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS Day
= nv Grubbs q Williams. Auctioneers,
~ s,4,,,,ast corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

~ fByy GrubbS q iWfinamas Auctloneers'
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
u,RUsTEEs SALE OF "A VALUABLE
81 FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND .sh VEN VIZ, I,
fY-sEYEN. "A GRE IN CHESTEKst1IEIaagD
COUNTY NEAR THE HALFWAY STATI,IIgI,aa
ONaTHE RICHMOND AND gPETEksbHh a,s1
RAILROAD.-By virtue OF. deed OF trust eHec ecu
ted by John III. Patreson to the subscriber us lila
tee to secure the purchase money for thg 1an.'
thereby conyeyed-which deed Is dated ApTGll Jul
1867 and Is duly recorded IN Chesterfield Count!
Court ofice-I win sell at auction upon tne nct
Misses on TUESDAY the 4thof August at Q ci 4ot
P NJ IT fair, II not then Upon the nexI Ia s ay
thereafter at the same hour, the FARM wnehs3n 81
the said Patteson lately resided lying as apy
stated known as stPALESTINE,,2a anu ccIt tIor,
ing two hundred and seyenty-seven acres a
OF which Is cleared and the remainder ~
The improvements consist of a DWELLtS.S Mi.i
sfx rooffia an office with two rooms, klse 1a
moke-house, ice-house, barn, stable, cofh-hou'e.
n good garden. orchard, &C. aar.7s4;- o. 70.
This would be a very desirable country se.s "
persons living either In Richmond or pu I,
being convenient to a depot, and dlsIant ohis
eleven miles from either city. o., 600
TnRMs. Cash sufficient to defray the expenses
of sale and to pay the sum OF ABOUT soca Farmer
as to Oas until Goth Of APRIL 1859 a 1s1o and the
credit as to $3.50 until goth OF Apri a. tha .nae
balance upon terms to be made known Ae t ia To
Of sale Credit payments TO bear inteles., anu -
be secured BY deed Of trust upon the RroPgI1Y' Z.
grr 70 s.lgr.E-s .sE# tr-t.sI'tss' 49, nr,,etaa 10,
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND fNS

PHILADELPHIA RICHMOND GKTh
i AND. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP ' y;ssfffI7
NORFOLK spS HAL siSeipS.,
cry, composing this line. WIN leave SKI.
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every
Freight taken for Norfolk also for Sh-SS IA Al
TON, SAVANNAH, and SEW ohLEE
bills OF lading signed through. aa4ls sd
Passage To Philadelphia, including nso ..n,
staterooin, $40, ". +. PokfES, aslsSL
ocsi 81 qasee Nc. aass Oh ITO W.
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The Hot Springs and Its, Neiighboraood, IN
. !, qcbsch ,occey.s 71co Stories Some Gossip:
about Company and G,ippiss--dn Old
Mans iccount of Tableuar Vivdys, etc.
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1 A7ssIGNEE'S SALE shall, as assignee
e sell public aTesoh he County
oenSe " Tn the highest bidder for cash, on
t e, I FTotJRTEENTH INSTANT, at IL O'Clock A.
~ ~ ; 80 pairs SHOES, ~" III;
u, lot OF DRY GOODS, consisting OF Call eau
b. II GOES. Domestics F1annels, Mousselaincs;
and various other articles Of merchandise suited
for country stores. ,,,o7r. PHI q -s-r -
.....r 81 A small lot of GROCERIES.
Merchants desiring to replenish their stock would
40 wen " 10 "'l'n' 'D J. s. SAUNDERS Assignee.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
80. 1889 Main street. .111..

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, CORNER
v TWENTY-FIFTH AND GRACE STREETS,
CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE.-We offer for sale
privately that very desirable T. r., With
Grace streets, containing seven rooms above the
store; kitchen, &c. .I:.L -, ~
Also, that NEW FRAME COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE. adjoining same, containing five rooms !:
kitchen, &C.; at present occupied by good tenant
at $500 per annum. For terms. &C.. apply to
: = 1'',H. LYME & BROTHER,
au4.3t ....t .s.a Auctioneers.
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JTIGH CONsTABLE's SALE.-Will be

"IGH CUNSTABLE'S ShLE.-W1I De
[ sold on THURSDAY, August 9th, 1858, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at Maguire's restaurant, on Frank
lin street below Locust alley. the following proper
ty-to wit. One lot of BAR FIXTURES, including
BOTTLES, DECANTERS, G.uE# II
DEMfJOHNS, GLASSES, ,r
' MUGS, MIRRORS, .@#
10 CHAIRS zn-I. i@... afi. -us
TABLES. ...,..r t-..
s- 2 BEDSTEADS,
.,.r MATTRESS, &C.
After which will be sold one lot Of LUMBER, In
the Atlantic Garden, or so much thereof as will
satisfy distress warrant in my hauds In favor Of
Thomas Bradford rs. P. e. Mcguire agent for
Thomas Mcguire. E...' -
au43t W. r. TALL, II. G. G. r. i
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SPRINGS GOssap.,T

), Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
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AND SUPERISTENDEHT's UFrlCE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
- RAILROAD COMPANY, !
RICHMOND, VA. June & lsss

EhGlNkEh AND SUPERINTENDENT UFr1Cg)
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
- RAILROAD COMPANY, !
RICHMOND. VA, June & lsss
TOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE
II LOCAL TRAVEL.--On and after MONDAY
June s, passenger car will leave Richmond for
Petersburg with the freight train) DAILY lsun.
Passengers must procure their tickets at the
office previous to getting on the train.
jeS Engineer and Superintendent.
NIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
v SUMNER sCHEDULE.-The following
Trains will be run on this road on and after MON
MAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond for Corngton
M Coyfpnton at 7:2S p M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Char.
lottesville and Richmond on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char.
lottesville at4A. NJ Leaves Richmond, returning
at $40 2. ". . .@a
The Mail Train connects with trains Of 0ranp
and Ale1andria railroad for WASHINGT0E,
BALTIMORE, and NEW YORK also. for
LYNCHBURG, KNOXVILLE, MEMPHIS,
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE. &C. AZ Staunton,
with stage-coaches for 1 hnTE sIL'
A. Goshen. with coaches orNAT URAL BRIDGE,
LEXINGTON ROCKBRLDGE BhTHS and
coaches for BATH ALUM WARN, HOT, And
HEALING Spin Gs; A. Coyington; rsh
coaches for WHITESuLPyHdgR RED .ha 4 and OLD OLD
ghany section and for LEWlSBURG, UNION,
and CHARLESTON, Kanawha.
FREIGHT TEAMS daily except on sunday.
- $500 H d. WHITCOMB,
tel General Superintendent.
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By wellington Goddin.: ~
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

.ByCELLENT FARM OF TWO ,a ai ~
X nREn AND TwENTY-EIGHTr ACRES;
4ND YA zLFk APPFF99MS k5TATSo H e9GNTY
LANES ktvE kT be sold at aue
ton At my once the city Of Rich hs0s at IL
WEDNESDAY the 5th OF A ,,agsx Known as the
e asGST n CREEK iH FARM stasnsa
heated on 1 RIem eaSfr cne and
county ditant and 1d9 from Lynchbure thirty miles
The Mill IS forty forty feet five s.qrlss water
recently repaired with the nss. 1dg aattaced to the
sae The is equal to the ssS
Sgd .da Tas ra to the sSnsa1s e
g9od 'sn nd sobacco. About eighty acres cleared
osSs Er1w1s of The a"nT n per S manu-
facture seVenly-i'e Wv ". 1GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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AUCTuON SALES.
? FfJTURE DAY

b., T,bonas NJ. Eeesce. Auctioueer, ~
h TssIfetT oH,ce I5I7 Main street. rssg 81
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.-li And W. W. WOOD,
~ Assignee of John Clark bankrupt.
HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, VA, Jnly Z, 1861
n. B.-=Sale win commence precisely at II N.
< ~ H-Tt,& Ftts - 50 - -
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WANTS.

MTANTED, A SITUATION In THE
w GROCERY BUSINESS. Best reference
given. Address T. r. W., at this Office. -
All d-ltK or
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i t5f6 .ori-zfGgi9 bsss 'f1as ~ ''''a,t
.as5T .z4l .4aDi.,... -Z1 A&tlft
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/ NM WANTED.-Wanted, imme-
1sO4'V4 diatelN ONE THOUSAND of either
COLTS or REMINGToN,S SECONDHAND
ARMY or NAVY REYOLVERS. :. =
S. SUTHERLAND, 100 Broad street. ;
" 5l--lw \ =. four doors below the Theatre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-04

NYOoL, W00L..-The HIGHEST MAR
wv kET PRICES PAID FOR WOOL by
~ 49, 81 i! L CHARLES HOWARD,
les corner Cary and Fifteenth streets.
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WASHINGTON, November Is, 1865.

WASHINGTON, november ID, iCuo'
The whiskey frauds still form the theme
Of general comment and speculation.
"what viii they lead to ?" is the inquiry
Of every one who INDUCES in remark
unon the subject; and the general answer
is. "Dont know" President Johnson is
ovnccted 70 do something, Evarts to say
somc,b;no and Rollins to write something.
Ubot ,be;r combined efforts will be remains
a.. s.,,,,rn solution. The frauds were I'M
an,,htcdlv tho main subject of Cabinet con-
s;3orot;on to-day, and Evarts, with McCui-
,,oh remained until late hour with the
pres;dent, engaged in business connected
Win the charges and countercharges which
bevc been made 30 industriously OF late.
Roll;ns locked himself up in his private
room at the National Revenue Ctflce, and
kant himself at work oil day. ihus APP
rcars mystery upon mystery. HOW 'ne
whole affair will turn ont, must confess
have not vet been able to learn.
Il 10 q mistake that johnson called to see
cornroI Grant on Sunday. The two gen.
tlemen have not been on twisting terms F."
for long time-not since Grant gave up
the War Department to Stanton before the
impeachment trial.
Information has been received at the
Treasury Department from the onlteo
States consul ut Malaga that royal order
has been issued by the Minister Of Finance
making important changes in the port dues
of both national and foreign vessels enter
ing the ports Of the peninsula and the ad-
iacent islands. Anchorage and light dues,
which have hitherto been levied on the ton
Of measurement, are now eSacted on the
kilolitre-a French measure about four
hossheads through which innovation those
dues have become increased about hfty-two
per cent. and as the American vessels
trading to Malaga are, on the average, OF
much larger tonnage than those OF other
nations, this new regulation will fall very
heavily upon them.
The coin balance of the Treasury Depart
mcnt at this date is about eighty-seven
millions, including about twenty-five NIL
lions in coin certificates. The last debt
statement showed coin in the treasury one
hundred and three millions; but it will be
remembered that Immediately after the
date Of that exhibit twenty-three millions
was paid out for interest on the tve-twen-
ties TIMON.
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PETERsRrRG, November IA, 1864.

! i
Last night about o'clock fire broke
out in a soap factory beyond Poplar Lawn,
entirely destroying the establishment be-
fore the firemen could reach the spo:. 1he
property was some time since purchased ny
Mr.. Rush Burgess, who had completely
fitted it up at a cost in the aggregate OF
about 81 400. Being pretty well covered
by insurance, the loss will not probably ex-
coed two or three hundred dollars.
An hour or two later the city was alarmed
by the continued ringing OF tlre-bells from
every engine-housc, and the courthouse
bell likewise, which proved to be without
any foundation.
Persons who were out during the latter
part Of the night report grand display OF
ncteors. The greater number were small
but some OF them were very luminous. A
lnArkctman from Prince George states that
an hour before day "millions Of them
were visible. Abou, midday to-day, IN
passing along the streets, numerous small
parties might be seen gazing at the sky,
and imagining they could see the heavenly
yisiturts lifting through the air. 1t Is as
serted by several persons that they were
very 1ercepiibe.
u LSSlO III al Ny l4iS nanny VI "S-''' WV
man was tried yesterday at the Circuit
Court in Prince George for the murder OF
his wife, and sentenced to eighteen years
imprisonment in the penitentiary, the jury
rendering verdict Of murder in the second
degree.
business has been very languid during
the whole week. The receipts Of tobacco
are exceedingly light, and prices are but,
little more than nominal. The quantity Of
cotton has rather fallen off than increased,
and the market appears to be gradually get
ting weaker. The splendid season for pick
ing has enabled planters throughout the
South to continue this operation to an I'M
usually late period, which will add not lit
tie to the aggregate amount Of the crop
This, as is supposed by many, may have
had some effect on prices, but merchants
are very unwilling to believe that the cur
rent rates between now and the end OF the
year will be less than twenty cents. ).
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SLIGHTLY MIXED.-The Cincinnati Off
Gals recently had on excursion and ban
Duet to one Of the suburbs Of that city in
aid of some local improvement. In re-
Spouse to the toast, "The Evening Press,
one Griswold, Of the Times, responded as
follows:
"He was in favor of nearly everything.
If he was not he could find some one who
was. lie did not understand what the thing
was, but whatever it WAS he was in favor OF
it. He was not a property holder. He had
never had any property that he could hold
All that he ever had was hat store. The
people had laid out avenues; they had laid
out Gilbert avenue; they had laid out Egg
gleston (avenue he meant. He was allu-
ding to Eggleston avenue. They had laid
out Eden Park. He was always in favor of
the Garden Of Eden. Some of his ances-
tors had lived there once. Had it not been
for their unreasonable fondness for apples
he would have been living there yet. He
said to George Bennett if the city did not
do this work he and George would out Of
their own pockets. He would close with a
sentiment: A rolling stone is the noblest
work of God, and an honest man gathers no
moss
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English grammar having for while slid
ont OF the editorial supervision Of the Rich
mond Dispatch, will our cotem porary use
q bit of his leisure in explaining why q
hare is, in Tuckahoe parlance, always an
cold hare? ?" Are these animals born old,
or are they eternal, and not born at all
Winchester Ne,os.
I'VE respectfully turn this question over
to our neighbor of the Wing, who is an Ad-
mirable Critchton-equal to the most skill
full man in any branch of learning, but
especially well versed in whatever relates
to field sports. Quisque credendum IN Sua
arte and we never killed moro than one
of these "small deer" in OUR life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-16

On the night Of the election, as the engi-
neer on train reached the Providence de-
Pot, he inquired of Democrat how the
election had gone. "l'll tell you," re-
pied the Democrat. sif you will tell me
why General Grant is like your engine"
because ne pushes things and pulls
things," replied the engineer. enc" said
The Democrat, it's because he smokes and
s-ys nothing"
A Mississippi editor said of his local can
didate before election, "He is as fine a
fellow as ever lifted o hat to LADY or n
boot 10 b'ackguard."
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BY Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneer.,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
TXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI

TXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
H. TURE, CaRPETS NC. AT AUCTIUN.-
ON TUESDAY the 18th instant, ut 20 o. clock. We
viii sell mt the residence Of Colonel William T..
Tanner (who is changing his place Of rcsidencel,
on Main bet", Ell Third and Fourth streets, part
of his rUUSEHOLU FURNITURE, consisting Of
. One excellent suit Of PARLOR FURNITURE,
made In this city:
ROSEWOOD ETa GFRE,
PhRLOR TABLES
Very handsome BRUSSELS and THREE-PLY
CARPETS,
One SlN-OCTAVE PIANO. OF very sweet tone.
general assortment Of CHAMBER FUkNI-
TYRE, including
One COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT,
Several superior HAIR MATTRESSES,
One WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS,
SIDE-TaBLES, &C.
The usual assortment of KITCHEN FCRSl-
TURE, among which IS
A frst-ratc COOKING STOVE.
~. COOK & LAUGHTOE,
( no Il AnclIOreprs.
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5osf, Rilliugs on kissing.

| 7 have written esaays on klsslng pelore
+b;s ono. and they didn't satisfy me, MOI
dow think this one will for the more
man undertakes tew tell about KISS the
more he will reduce his ignorance 10
science. ors than
You can't ana1ize kiss emmy more ,hEn
vou kon the breath of q -four. You kan.
toll what makes a kiss taste go gooo any
| more than you can peach; rhera i ia
Enny man who can got down where II Is
oooI nnd Toll how kiss tastes, halnt got
49, nro reol flavor to his mouth than
H. by .bo,e bez. Such fellow wouldn't
hesitate 70 describe Paradise as fust-rate
place for gardin sass.
The only way tew describe n kiss is few
take /, and then sit down, oil alone, OUT oV
the draft and smack your lips. :.
If YOU kant satisfy Yourself how KISS
tastes without taking another one, no" on
erth cnn Won define it tew the next man
have herd writer's talk about the eek
static bliss there was in kiss, and they
really seem to think thu new all about II,
but these arc the same kind o. FOXES VINO
perspire and kry when they read poetry,
and they fall tew writing some of their
own, and think they hcv found out how.
want it understood that / am talking
about pure emotional kissing, that ls born
in the heart, and flies up tew the lips, just
like humming bird tew her roost.
am not talking about your lazy, mix
aud-molasges kissing, that daubs the face
of ennybody, nor your savage bite that
goes around like roaring lion in search OF
sumthing to eat.
kissing On unwilling pair of lips is NJ
mean a viktory az rohbin birds nest, and
kissing too willing ones IL about az untra-
grant recreating az making bouquets out
Of dandelions.
The kind NV kissing that | am talking
about IL the kind that must do 1t or spite.
If WI search the rekords ever so llVely,
YOU kant find the author Of the fust KISS !;
kissing, like many other good things, Is
anonymous. -,
But there IL such natur in it, SIGH world
oy language without words, such heap OF
pathos without fuss, so much honey and SO
little water, so cheap, SO sudden, and SO
neat mode of striking up an acqualnt-
ance, that / consider it good purchase
that Adam give and got the fuSt kiss. .
Who kan imagine greater jump OF
earthly bliss reduced to a finer thing than
kissing the only woman on earth IN the
garden ov Eden.
Adam want the man, | don't believe,
tew pass SIGH hand.
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The Rainy DAY.

nY HENRY w. LoSGFELLow.
The day Is cold and dark and dreary:
], rains, and the wind Ia never weary
The vine ftlll cllngs tn the moulderins h,ast
But the homes IF youth fall thick IN Tue oi"'''
Ana the day Is dark and dreary'
NV life IA cold and dark and dreary
s,.,tnoh.s TIN cling tn the Wondering past
But at every gust the desdicay"s iaas
''' ." Ard the days are dark and drearS.
no st,,I ard heart. and cease renin,np;
pc tho clouds "a The avn still shining
rhy fate Is tho common fate 81 an
Ito Zach ,,S, some rain must fal
ii'o some daysmust be dark and dreary.
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BY WIpstock & Levin, Auctloneers.

BY WIpstock & Levin, Auctloneers.
Z ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
1 i On WEDNESDAY the 18th OF November. at
10 clock. we viii sell at warcronm, No. 1909
Main street fresh and most desirable stock OF
MFRCEA NOISE, COMPRISING in part
BOOTS, SHOES. and BALMpRALS. for mems,
womcn's. and 'hIldrcn's wear OF every STYLE
and variety, direct from eastern manuFac-
turers - -
The latest STYLES Of MEMS and BOYS HATS,
embracing all sizes and cnlrrS:
Choice lot Of elegant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Wool, Ingram, and magnificent Brussels pat
terms:
FL DOR and TABLE OILCLOTHS.
Splendid assortment Of
CLOTHS.
CASSTMERES.
SsTISETS,
HOOP SKIRTS.
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
and other articles which Will be exhibited on day
of sale.
TERMS: Cash.
We ask the special attention Of city ana country
merchants 10 This prime lot of goods. consigned 10
MS direct from manufacturers, which VIII D: sofa
positively without reserve in lots to SUI. pur-
Chascrs
Consgnmcnts solicited. Lihera! advances mace
and prompt returns guaranteed
'''' p NINoTOCK e LEVIN,
po1l Auct'onccrs.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Arctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

NTEW CANAL-BOAT FOR SALE AT
In tUCTION-Ntll he sold NJ auction 1t The
corner of Canal and Eighth streets, on ] IL ks-
D " tie 18th Of November, lsts, Ut II o'clOck d.,
4 frst.rate NEW OPEN CaNAL-BpAT, WIN
cabin attached suitable for the transport tslon or
coal. wood lumber, or any Kind or merchsndise.
TERMS Liberal, and made known al the hour
OF sale. ,,,
no A2tawtd w. 6ODillN, AuCtioneeT.
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By r. A. ]. Clopton,
BY Grubbs 4 Williams. Auct!oneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE NEW BRICK STORE, No. 1919,
ON TEE SOUTH SInE OF CARY between
Thirteenth and Virginia streets. occupied by
Nessr. p p. & p. A. Sublctt, will be sold ut auc-
ton uEOn the premises on THURSDAY, 10Th OF
November at l2 o. clock VI.
It is lst by about % fee to wide alley: has Just
been finished with dry basement and two noors
above very neat uniting room. hosting ma
chine shelving. water cOryeneures, gas NC, ana
IS in all respects well built and complete cstab-
li-hment.
Being situated IN the hest business part of Cary
street wi hin sh prt distance of the Danyille de-
pot the warehouses. &C., this Is q very desirable
property for Investment.
TERMS: One-;onrth cash: balance at four,
eight. and twelve months, with Interest, and Sc
cured by deed Of trust.
GKUBBS & WILLIAMS,
mol Auctioneers.