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BY TELEGRAPH.
a- Our European Dispatches.
.5;;ar [sy ATLANTIC TEIEtIfEsAPH.TaI
MORE PHNIAN ALARMs-NEws FROM THE EAST
OPENING OF PORTS IN JAPAN-THE
FOREIGN MARKETS. .,,-

OPENING OF PORTS IN JAPAN-ThE
FOREIGN MARKETS. <.-.,,
LONDON, January 2.-The residence OF Cnas.
Matthew brother OF Father Matthew, tne
great apostle Of temperance-aituated In Coun'
ty Cork, was attacked last night, but the assal'
ants were driven of. The sttack Is attrlcuteo
to Fenians.
The Austrian Government forbids recruiting
for the Papal army in Austrian territory. :.
San Francisco news by steamer, from China,
states that the Imperial forces met With Sc
vere repulse. - '.e-.-... :.
A powder explosion at Wichung DESTROYED
many lives and much property. The Viceroy's
: palace was blown in air. -
The United States Consul has made atreaty
with the Formosa savsges by which wrecked
seamen will be protected. ---- =
Commodore watkins died on the steamer
Costa Rica. :.
Yeddo, the Japanese capital, e2d new port
on the island OF Jado, will be openel on the
lat OF April. :.
The Tycoon Of Japan has resigned his power
to Mekado. ..3. Z
The Hon. Anson Burlingame, Minister from
the United States to China, telegraphs the
State Department that he has been appointed
by the Chinese Government envoy to the West
.ern Powers, FOR the revision Of treaties. He
has accepted, and will leave immediately.
. LONDON, January 2.-Afternooh:- Consols
S2..a Bonds 72a. -,t s'... 's.ii.
LONDON, January 2.-Evening Consols S1t.
Bonds 72s. ~ l...,.,4;i =.
LIVERPOOL, January Afternoon. There
was no regular maket to-day, but in private
circles prices were frmer, and may be quoted:
Uplands 7sd.; Orleans 7sd. Milwaukee Red
!. Wheat 14s. Breadstufs, Provisions and Pro-
duce unchanged. There was no Cotton mar
ket.
FRANKFORT, January 2.-Bonds 76s.
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r ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
cAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED
The highest rates paid for DoUBLo0Ns and all
kinds Of GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers,
No. 10 Wall street,
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@- CONsIGNEEs NoTICE.-THE NOR
WEGIAN bark KJELLRsTADT has been entered at
the Customhouse under the Five Days Act Goods
not permitted will be sent to the oustomhouse Stores
December 81 RAvENEL & co.
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The East Florida Banner,
oc.La. MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA
TT SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.

T.F SMITH. Editor Gnd Proprietor.
s. C.. DEBRUHL. Assistant Editor.
g,HE BANNER HAS LARGE CH9uLAI-
TION throughout the most poputoostt a.us. ,nes'
Basiness men. desiroua Of introducing Ylsr poa-
Meas tbronph that section, would DO weHto' soV'r-
dse IN its columns. 40
sp..sox Co.. Agents, OF Courier omss, Sassea' ~
ton, South Carolina,
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IEW YORK AND CHARLESTON

So NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE-The Steamship "CHAM-
pIoN" ts discharging her cargo at South Adgers
Wharf Goods remaining on the dock at sunset will
be stored at risk and expense Of Consignees.
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
January3 Agents.
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JOHN A. WAGNER, EDITOR
rISDER THE ABOVE HEAD TIE UNDER.
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pSner. to be the organ OF the German population,
a. dsvoad 10 the interests OF this State IN ancour
asinQ Immigration and Industrial Pursuis 49,.
Literature, Agriculture, Commerce, Afia ehu ~.
Trade, will be represented In Its Columns ana 1a'
news of the day will he given. ,...
}eneral JOHN A. WAGNER has kindly conaent
ed to dertako the editorial management Sos ns
present ,,,,.h.. sf "a sor
Subscrpton-s3 for Twelve Monlasi- st'y' '''
six Months; 81 for Three Months.
Adyertsements inserted ON uherl teemlc
@. G. n.iJKMkNN & co."
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THE ORANaERURG NEWs,, 2

at Orangeburg' 2. S'9IsI - - slt.-
ia 4e-vpFrrX Ik1 ke3scu1 e3SrA -cop2ee 0i
the a)RiNaEBURa NEWS win bs circulated foe the
benefit oi our advertising patrons % -
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libe,u Terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBIE.
- - Editor Orangeburg Nsws,
February IS .GOran1rburu. &c.
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Fact Worth Knowing.

The best investment for an invalid, who suffers
from debility or loss Of appetite, is bottle of PANK
MINIS HeraHc Bitters as it will be sure to give relief
For sale by all Druggists,
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Things In New York,

THE GRANT MoyEmENT-N WHAT ITs STRENGTH
coNs1srs-wHAT THE POLITICIANS THINK OF
1r-A CELEBRATED ENaLBH PUaILIsT ARRIv-
Ep-THR HARD TIMES COMING.
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1sss-THE BAPTIST BANNER, Au-
ausTA. GEORGIA.

FTNHE FIRST NUMBER OF THE sEvESTa y0L1 Oh
UME Of this Religious and Family JonfnA WILL
appesr onthe frst Saturday in January. 1861 c..,r
ihe Banner will be issued regularly evary estut'
Gay. printed with new type and on fine pa2aTs 2Ts v,
Ia aiSed bv the pens of some OF the raoss oisnn .a
uished writer's Of the denomination IN tns sno ene
adjoining States. ,,.,.,.r.. IN -.suitable
snsrsousr ,t,n1 M nr;ce THREE DcLLARspr sanun
Address, Sno,st. "a ~
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.1,sg. Ruatsed Recovering.

MOBILE, January 2.-Judge Busteeds wounds
are healing, and his recovery is now consider
cd certsin. His physicians think that he will
necessarily be confined to his room for some
Waaka. 81 - 81 ..----.-
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CHARLESTON s. G, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY

in which, although natives, they have acquired
new rights. r. Z. SCOTT,
-, Brevet Major General,
Assistant Commissioner.
Official: H. NE1DB, Brevet Major o. 8. A. and
"A. A. a. G. -
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sTNoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the firm Of sALAs & CO., Is discontinued from this
date, and the name Will only be used in liquidation
by either Of the undersigned
-'s'+ F. P. sALAs, =
January Z R. sALAS, Attorney.
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s.THE IRISH CITIZEN" aai
NEW WEEKLY NEwsPAPER.
Proprietor and Editor. ...5oHN MICHEL.
TlRsT NUMBER TO APPEAR ON SATURDAY,
~ the 18th Of October, 1857.
Terms By the year. Sv-sS
Tarms Tor hall year r...... ..s,.s'..s - x~te
Terms fol four mon nhs................ LW
Climbs of 10 In the usual prop. ION. s.l3
Advertisements to be forwarded mmediassiy' 70
as to be duly classified -
Once of tho Iriih Cihseu,
No. 81 Barclay street, New York
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THE FAILURE OF TIE cRops-THE NATURE OF
ooNrRAors-TERMs AND CONDITIONS DIVISION
OF PROFITS M. THE PRESENT YEAR. 4. ?

The following circular has been issued by
General Scott. It will be found to contain his
views as to the causes Of the disastrous failure
Of the crops during the past year, as well as
his recommendations in relation to contracts
with freedmen for the coming season:
= HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS,
BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND ABAN-
DoNED LANDS, 7
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II
A grand Radical toschlight procession is ar.
ranged TO come of tonight in honor OF the
result OF the late elections in the centra'
States, and the occasion is further tc be sig
naiized by addresses at Poplar Lawn 1roh'
distinguished orators Of the party. IL S re
ported that Jchu Minor Bolts. Generai w isn
ham, Governor Wells, and elements LII nS ,o
tenant. Governor In expectancy a.,;.dom In
the people the benefit OF their ~ no.
noIitisai science: and IL the petersburg ne.
eroes do not vote intelligen tiy heie sa totai
npIy he hecouse their mtnds arg IN 80, 10.
aciipse An imIhense muitituae ",,a ~ ~ ater,aa
ioirf in the demonstration, ioi t LII a. ,hs
49, -,,;nr mn their thousands early IN the
are girIns I'd an unusual degree OF ANNA
~ .e' iioStens up every dusky countenance on
the rs sa hooE and ladder truck, the purchase of
,rh;rb was lately authorized by the common
SomnniI, is expected TO come 10 hand this AZ
S snon AS /, is the first apparatus of the
r;nd for which provision has ever been made
he the city, its arrival will be the signal OF
Great rejoicing and good time generally
among the fire companies. The members are
husIv engaged in Furnishing their engines
eparatory to parade.
farm in Prince George, belonging 10 NJ
W Raney, lying some fourteen or fifteen miles
sold to-day at public auction for S7.63 per
acre. As IL Is In the midst Of the mari region
OF Prince George, the price must De conslaer.
ed little enough. But farming in ina coun3
10 not what IL once was, when the kuinhs, anu
the Cookies, and-the Harrisons, win many
others, by their judicious cultivation, so in =
proved an exhausted sell as 10 make II ohe u
VIZ b.ya to-day to- record the death OF an
,.her ali and respected citizen In Inc person
~ Alexander Moody, who breathed his last
This morning, aged sixty-nine. D
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By K. A. j. Clnpton,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.

Wy Ientn between MalH anu bauh streeis.
rJSRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OIL MAT
TING, MIRRORS. PLATED WARE. &C. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Ry virtue of u deed OF
trust exc cutcd to me- bearing date the 10Th day OF
April 1865 and Of record I'm the Clerks office OF the
Court of Hastings for the ty of Eichmond III
deed-book No. SO X, page No 2O3, snail proceed
to sell ut public auction, on the premises on The
north side Of Fl rankin between fourteenth anu Fiji
teenth stree Is, on THURSDAY, 22d day OF October,
1868, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
property. consisting of
JENNY LIND BEDSTEAD and BEDDING,
/ very superior MAKBLE-TOp CABINET,
l very superior WASH>1AED.
evcry superior IIAIR-CLOIH BOTTOM CHAIRS
l very superior VELVET EASY CHAIR,
l very superior ROCKING CHAIR, hair-cloth bot
very rvs superior MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
very superior COTTAGE BEDsrEAD5 and
dozen superior CANE SEAT and other CHAIRS,
M,HOGANY SOFA.
very snpe Tor WALNUT MARBLE-ToP SIDE
BOARD,
very superior MARBLE-TOP CENTRE-TA-
. very superior WALNUT EXTENSION Ia
small LOOKING GLASSES,
CHAMBER CABINETS.
PLATED and SILVER WARE,
IEUhY-HA NDLE KNIVES (platcd) and FORKS,
Good assortment of CHINA and GLASSWARE,
FINE COOKING STOVE,
OIL PAINTINGS.
Large number of FvNCY ARTICLES,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
CHAMBER MATING,
OIL CLOTHS,
l LOUNGE,
very superior BOOKCASE and WRITING
SAMUEL W HARDWOOD,
ocl Trustee.
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Again.

Oh, sweet and fair! oh, rich and rare'
That day so long ago,
The autumn sunshine everywhere,
The heather all aglow,
Tho farms were clad in cIoth OF eoiu'
RTE waves sang on the shore;
Sncb SIMS will shine, such waves VIII SIN
For ever, eyermore.
Nh nj and few oh, tried and true!
The friends who met that day
Each one the others spirit knew;
And so in earnest play
The hours few past, until at last
The twilight kissed the shore;
We said -. Such days will come again
For ever, evermore.
One day again, no cloud of pain
shadow Ger us cast,
And vet we strove in vain, in vain,
To conjure up the past;
Like but unlike the sun that shone,
The waves that beat the shore,
The words we said, the song we sung,
acknowledgements
For ghosts unseen crept in between,
And, when our songs flowed Tree,
Sang discords in an undertone,
And married the harmony.
"The past is ours, not yours, they SAID
"The waves that beat the shore,
Though like the same are not the same,
No, never, never more 7"
Frazer slEagazine
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BY wellington Goddin.
Auc.toneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUAB

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM OFTHREE HUNDRED AND FORTY
AND ONE. QUARTER ACRES, IN HANOVER
COUNTY; TEN NILES NORTHEAST, oF
on THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
BY virtue OF 4 deed OF trust executed 20 the sub
scrih+r by Mr.. James NJ Carter, dated 4th Octo-
Der, 1861, duly recorded in Hanover County Court,
and In Obedience TO decree OF Hanover Circuit
Court pronounced on Sd October, 1853, In the case
or Carter against Ragland, etc, shall proceed TO
sell ~ public suction, on the premises on FRI
DAY the sd Of October. 1858. at IL O'Clock NJ, IL
fair not the first fair day thereafter. 1T the same
hour. that VALUABLE FARM located rs above,
on which MIR: James 81: Carter now resides called
AUREL GROVE" containing THREE
HUNDRED AND FORTY NDONE-QuARTER
ACRES Oh LAND, OF which about half Ia open
land OF excellent quality and the balance In orlgt
nal and secondary growth OF oak and pine. The
improvements on the place consist or omforta-
bic dwelling ard the usual other buildingssuch as
barn, stable, quarters, etc.
TERMS: As 70 the costs and expenses OF sale
and the sum Of 50 81 with Interest from the nth
OF October, 1853 one-fourth thereof in cash bal
anee at q, u. and Is months for negotiable notes
interest added, secured by trust deed and as to
any surplus, upon ouch terms as the said Carter
may direct.
oc7 w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent


THE BEAUTIFUL FARM CALLED
"CEDAR HILL THREE MILES EAST
OF RICHMNND. CONTAINING SEVENTY
TWO AND THREE-QUARTFR ACRES. FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N;.-At the request Of Mr.
James R. Ratce VII sell o. at auc ,s ss on IL ths
O'Clock p. M, the beautiful farm on which he re-
sides, called cedar HILL" adjoining the
lands of Messrs. james NJ. Carter, William G.
Garnet. and Richard Cauthorn, containing Sc,
VENTY-TWO AND T HREE- Q u A ct f u
ACRES, OF which about sixty acres are open land
in fine heart.
The improvements consist OF comfortable
dwelling Containing eight rooms stable, carriage
house, Kitchen, &C; well of good water in the
yard. and an orchard IF choice fruit, &C. Posses
sion given lst Of January next. The grow Ing crops
can be taken by the purchaser at valuation. The
location is a handsome one, and the nei2hborhood
good
The land lies within Il quarter of a mile Of the
west side of the MechaDicsylle turnpike. with an
excellent road leading to 1t from the turnpike.
TERMS !: Reasonable, and made known ut the
hour OF sale.
Mr.. Radcliffe will take pleasure In showing the
f, w. GOpDtN,
oc ls-otawlw.ECitds AuctIoneer.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A PORTION

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A PORTION OF
4 THAT VALUABLE FARM CAL LED
>.HICKORY HILL On THE BROOK TURN
PIKE TWO AND HALF MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust execu-
ted by the late John .. Taylor and wife to Loltin
n. Elicit and James Elicit both now deceased,
bearing date 23d of December, 1854, duly recorded
IN Henrico County Court. / shall as executor of
Loftin n. Elicit deceased, who survived James Ell
lett the other trustee, proceed to sell at public
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 2sth
of October, 1888 att O'Clock F. NJ, II fair, If not
the first fair day thereafter, that portion OF the
HICKORY HILL ESTATE Of which John O..
Taylor died seized, fronts the west side OF the
Brook turnpike embracing about SEVENTY
FIVE ACRES, and bounded on the south by the
farm formerly owned by the late John Goddln. to
he divided into two tracts OF aTs each Accord
ing TO plat and survey to be exhibited ut the hour
OF sale.
These lots lie beautifully-extending from the
turnpike back TO the ands Of Mr.. Martin s. Tsy-
Tor, with good building sites on each They are
located In the most desirable neighbOrhood in Hen
rico county. and should attract the ater ton OF
persons wanting country-seats near to The city.
By consent OF parties the sale will be one-fourth
cash balance ut four, eight, and twelve months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by =
trust deed THOMAS ELLETT
Executor OF Loftin n. Elicit, deceased and trus-
tee &c 0Dtcio 4 ocS
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TOR RENT, desirable DWELL-@
IL ING HOUSE, containing twelve rooms LEI
supplied with gas and water; kitchen, stable, car
rage house very large garden &C.. premises In
excellent ORDER and situated the corner Of Clay
and Monroe streets. For terms apply to
SAMUEL II. L ULL1AM.
Office Mutual Assurance Society,
oc l8-ow* corner Tenth and Bank streets.
TOR RENT, the BRICK TENE- O.
a. MENTS Nos 1902 and 1901 Franklin EEa
street. between Union and Seventeenth streets.
b 9TH are in excellent condition. No. 100? has
Just been painted and whltewashed, has large
storeroom and seven rooms above. with necessary
water-closets. No. 1904 has all necessary shelving
racks, counter large patent balance, with neces-
sary water-closets, and eight rooms above store:
Either of the above tenencnts are well adapted
for the grocery, commission, or other business.
Apply to ?. r: ChRRlNGTON;
Exchange Hotel, from To IL A. NJ.
oc l5-eod3w*
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BY Richardson & Newburn,
Rea! Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1915 Main street, corner Eley eptil,

VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE AT AUG
TON We will sell at auction. on the pre-
misses, IN FRIDAY the 23d Instant. at s O'Clock =.
~. 4 valuable Lot with n small DWELLING
thereon. on ~. Peters street between Baksrand
Charity streets, subject to n icasshold for three
years ut thirty five dollars Year. r.a
TERMS: Cash -.-.r
The above mentioned property was sold at auc-
t0u on the 10th instant to Peter WATSON (coored).
bur; he having failed to comply with the terms of
sale, 1t will be sold again advertised at his cost
RICHARDSON & NEWBURS,
oc20 kuct!Oneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers.
F1svontb street between Main and Bank.
TINE HANDSOME RESIDENCE AT TH

THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE AT THE
4 SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AM
THIRD STREETS FOR SALE At AUCTION
ON TUESDAY, 9TH oCTO b + K. AZ q!
novated throughout painted and parered: new
roof covered with slate iron verandah {: iron rail-
ing in front !; hot and cold baths; water-closets
new cooking-ranRe. ...raI
There are II rooms. besides bathrooms, closets,
coal and wood-rooms. &C.,,
The improvements have been made under the d.
rection Of gentleman familiar with all the mo.
dern arrangements. intended for his own residence.
and no expense has Eeen spared TO make 1t CON-
plete in every respect. .
such property is rarely offered In the market,
and we therefore invite very particular attention
to this sale. -. -.. .iZ @i@E .-r- s.'.
The lot is 53xio4 feet to an alley q feet wide
After which will be sold the ROPERTY adjoin-
ing on the east, embracing the schon-house occr-
pied by Hr. David Turner, with a lot 35xloI feet
TO the alley above referred to.
TERMS At sale. .-f.-.t'.E s...
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
oc21 AuctlOneers.
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A faoetious lady in Baltimore, perhaps
gone insane over the contemplation of Di-
rector Delmar's and Mr.. Atkinson's con-
ticting statistics, has forwarded two cents
70 the Treasury, the compound interest on
which, she claims, will pay off the public
debt in thousand years and thereby save
us the crime sf reputation.
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BY Lyme u Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1889 Main street,

BEAUTIFUL NEW AND DESIRABLE
ID COTTAGE HOUSE, ON EORTH SIDE OF
MARSHALL BETWEEN TWENTY-NINTH
AND THIRTIETH STREETS WITH FOUk
MING THROUGH The HOUSE, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-at the request of the owner we
will Sell on THURSDAY NEXT the ?2d day Of
October 1868, upon the premises at haf-past
O'Clock p. NJ. that neat and convenient COTTAGE
described above, having been just built and Is
now In perfect repair.
The LOT is G5xl55 feet, to an alley twenty feet
wide -
TERMS: At sale. LYME & BROTHER,
oc 10 Aucfionrers.
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BY Grubbs l. Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK
I DWELLING AND LOT, ON SOUTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL STREET JUST BEYOND
MI-NFORD STREET, AT AUCTION.-In exc
cution If the provisions of a deed of trust from
Henry Brorkclm,n and wife to the subscriber MS
trustee, dated 9Th of May 1867, and recorded In
Henrico County Court office. being thereto re-
quired, will sell at auction upon the preni on
MONDAY. 28ih Of October At a O'Clock Z. NJ. II
fair If not then the next fair day thereafter at
the same hour, the DWELLING and premises oc-
cupicd by said RrOckcman, situated rs above. 1t
has about seven rooms, with stable pnd other usus |
outb1iIding5. Also, SMALL TENEMENT adj
joiningit.
h. lot is 5lxl4s feet. to an alley II feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dtfray expenses OF
sale and to pay off note for SAT-. with iDtcre /
from 9Th Of May 1868 balance on terms to be made
known ut the time of sale.
p W. GRUBRS, Trustee.
EprprS q WILLIAMS Auctioneers lie
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW-CROP RAJ
l. SINS, &c.-By the steamer Niagara this
morning am receiving
rs boxes new-crop LAYER RAISINS,
20 barrels twenty-ounce PIPPINS and other
APPLES,
10 bags fresh CARTHAGENA COCOANUTS,
barrels new ZANTE CURRANTS,
25 boxes uew-crop CITRON,
Sweet Havana ORANGES and fresh LEMONS.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
ocls 14l2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21
BY Wellington Godd1n.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

THREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,
4 ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD strict
AT ITS JUNCTION WITH THE GOMEZ
TON RAILROAD. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold at auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAY the 23d October, 1898 at O'Clock p. NJ.
those three beautiful BUILDIHG LOTS located
rs above each fronting 90 feet on on the south side
of Broad street. running back of irregular depth
to the said line Of said railroad.
TERMS: One-thir'l cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. W. GODDlN,
oc 10 AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

Tho intensity of maternal affection was well
;,Instra1ed in the observation of L sweet little
boy who. after reading John Bunyan's m,
grim's Progress" asked his mother when OF
the characters she liked best: She replea
nThrist;.n of course: he is the hero OF the
story" The dear child responded " Mother,
l like Christiana the best, because when
Christian set out he went on his pilgrimage
alone but when Christiana started she look
the children with her"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

three doors below Spotswood Hotel.