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ARRIVED sATuPnAv

Y
SeamshiP Nqrman Crowel IS hours from Boston,
schr hichard Vaux, WHITAKER from Portand,wlth
headings to Geo. q. Carson d Co.
folk WITH % shneles + GAVIN CO. Jays nom Nor
Steamer j. = shriver, Dennis Is hours from Balti
more, with mdse. to A. Groves, jr, O''
CITY Ice Boat No Capt Mason, left Chestnut street
Iinicum Island, clearing the way for steamship
schuylki as far Gbson's Point Where she set the
ICE and on her return Through the shoe
whose rudder got Injured. and towed her TO port
Cqrrespondsnee o., The Eailadelphta ,Erchange.
JuIis ATeg nd CLARA p GibOs 6stdre reported re-
aSga from for 5 P6RaasypSs Detained
by head winds Barqqe Jennie, for Bremen was towed
sc6r r B. Uoon from tor BaFoad
went to sea this afternoon. JOSEPH LAFETRA.
CAPE ISLAND, n. J., Dec 2G.-Barque IdolIque. from
To-Day. "TIt THOMAS Ma 'H B. RUGHEs.
s,,- MEMORANDA.
a5id ; A0Dle & &ihomas Raymond, nence for Antwerp
ship Thomas Harvard, stricSland, hence, was
steamship Tonawands. Jennings, for Philadelphia
cleared at Savannah 26th inst.
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, hence, at New York
BeIque Helene, Knuth hence. at Antwerp 9Th Inst
ntI0vaioIe blanchard, hence. at Messns 9th
phia, sailed from Shields lIth inst.
BaIque Brilliant, COl6urn for Philadelphia, cleared
BaIqpe Scandal. Boekeloo. for Philadelphia, entered
ont az Liverpool 9TH inst.
Barque Centaur, Williams, hence, at London Sth
instant
BsTque Peseidon. Knudson for Philadelphia cleared
et lie nuOn Gth inst.
BaIque Gyda, Sevold for Philadelphia, was loading
at London llth inst.
Brig Nellie Move, Merrlman, for Philadelphia, was
| loading at London 1llh inst. 80
Brig samuel Lindsay, Wilson, from Liverpool 9Th
ut., for Philadelphia put into Halifax, N. s.. 24th
inst with loss OF sails and rudder ana part OF cargo
| thrown overheard. .
| Brig Mechanic Dyer, hence. at Portland oath Inst
Brig Romaine. Card, hence. at Liverpool llth INST
Schr Enterprise, Barnes. hence, at st. John, M Be-
| 23d ult.
Schr Curtis TIton, from Norfolk for Barbados, was
| spoken 9th inst. lat 26 IA NJ, long 81 w, -
Schr Il. u, Willard Parsons hence, at Portland 22d
| instant. ,,...
| schTs ]. @. Babcock. Smith, and Alice b. Parker
Schr j. W Vannaman, Sharp cleared at Boston 2lLh
| Inst. for OlentneROH.
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ARRIVED YuSTERDs

Steamship Brunette Howe "a hours from NeU
York, with mdse. to John Z. OhL
b. bsTque Eliza Oulten, U 8rien, from Liverpoo
OCT 70, with mdse. to Peter Wright 81 SOna. Towec
up by tuR America.
Br, baTque L. g. Bigelow, Corning, days from Nev
Haven In ballast to L. Westergaard d Co. lowed uI
by tug America " 0N ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN HE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
PHIA.
Assigned Estate Of WILLIAM FRY, j. REESE
FRY, ana EDWARD L. Fry,
The bndtt appointed py the Court to audit settle,
enu nd1ust the second and flu II account OF JOSEF
A. CLAY, Asq. and JOHN G, MITCHELL. ESQ,
AssiKne,so OF VII LIAM FRY ]. REIGSN FRY, aud
EDWARD =. FRY aud TO report dtsrlbut'ou OF the
Dalai &c IN The hands Of the accoun ant Will mestthe
pprIles lnteresl ed for the purpose OF his appoint
ment on TUESDAY, December %, A, ID. is6s st
eleven I'D O'Clock q. NJ, at his office No. 4O6 WAL
NUC CStreet, In the city Of Phi adaphia.
l2lO192. 93 2s2s Auoitor.
LNSTATE or ELEANOR WRIGHT DE-
- ceased-Letters OF Auministration on the
above Es'ale having been granted to the under
signed, persons Indebted thereto win make men,
and those having claims against tue same present
them to ROBERT +. FLEMING Admiuis rstor,
Q. LISTER, No. 5C4 WALNUT street, II 23n6t
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MOVEMENTs OF OCEAN STEAMERS. ).
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Wyoming, Teal Savannah, PHILADELPHIA
ana southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Norfolk, Platt, Richmond, w. z. Clyde
d Co - = - -
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DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
j and practice OF thirty Years at the Northwest
corner of Third and Union streets has lately re-
moved 20 south ELEVENTH Street, between MAR
NHissuperiority In the prompt and perfect cure Of
All recent, chronic, local. and constitutional Aueo
tiens OF a special nature, Is proYeroiAl. -.
Diseases OF the skin, appearing In . hundred aii
weakness, and All nervous debtiea scientifically
and successfully treated Office houra from A. H.
oeP,h.
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eE=lj ''BEELEYiS HARD RUBBER TRUSS.
SAsszs[ No. ls47 or EsHuT street. This Truss cor.
recty applied WIN and retain with ease the MOD
dcult rupture; always clean, light, easy Bafe ana
comfortable, used In bathing htted to form nevek
rnsts, breaks, soils, becomes Timber or moves from
place, no Btrapping, Hard Rubber Abdominal 5ups
porter by which the others, Oorpnlent and Ladies
suffering with Female weakness, VIII ma rellef ana
perfect supports very light neat and ettectuaL Pte
Instruments Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings 70
Leather TruEEeS, half usual price. Lady "a ntsens
noe. 4hsfWn1
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STEAMBOAT LINES,

sT-~S FOR NEW YORK-SWIFT-SURR
Transp portRtion Company Despatch
ala swiit.sure Lines via Delaware ana RaEitsn
y N. and p, NJ. connecting wiGn all Northern and
Eastern lines, - -
ternns amply to WILLIAG a. BAIRD u CO.,
ln No. 1872 s. DELAWAbE AvenRa.
@Y--A SUNDAY EXCURSI0N.-
sCIIANGE OF lIME.-Phe splendid
teamer TWILIGHT leaves Chesnut street wharf at
So A. NJ and p NJ, for Burlington and Bristol,
ouching at Tacony. RlVerton, AndRlusiR, and Be.
very. Leaving Bristol at l01a ID. and p M. Fare
Is cents Excursion. 40 cents W 10 sW.
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J 0 b hAe y MAsUFA6ToRY. z q 4 N u n

JOHN Il. BAILEY,
NJ H, corner OF MARKET and WATER 5tfeeth
-. Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN BAGS AND RAo0IN0
OF every description, for /. -.
Grain, Flour Salt super. Phosphate OF hiLae' hons
I;arKe ana ANAL guNNY BAGS constantly on.hAnc
G2Ql Alko. WOOL HAOkA
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- FSss FQk LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
ESsl1&ssSsss TOWN. InmAn s.,ue Vt MRu rJellnsrr
ale appointed TO sail as tOliowa;--
CITY OF LoHDON, Saturday, December 26.
CITN OF COAX, Tuesday, leCduber ~
UlTY OF BALTIMOhE, saturday, January 2
CITY OF BOSTON Saturday January y.
ETNA, TUESDAY, January ~
CRY OF ANTWERP, 5alurdRy, January Is.
and each succeeding Saturday Sl.ernaLa Tuesday
NJ y, M, from Pier As, NORTH l.iveT
RATES OF PASSAGE BY IBs MAIL STEAMER
SAILING LIVERY eAyUhDAYi
Payable In Gold. pAyBOis III Currency
FIRST CABlN ST r tSE 90
TO London .,,...... lU5 &c LOpdO0-,.,,.,.,,. 40
10 ferS,,.,.....,.... PdTlS,.,......,.... Al
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY SrEASER VIA HALIFAX
FIRST CABLN, SrEERn92,
Pay able In Cold Payable in Currency.
veIpo lvI
81 JOhns N. F...,"..., d 81 Joan 5, ~, F-...... %
by Branch Steamer.."J = ] ~ BrNuCh SteGLner..J W
Passengers also tcrwaTdedtU bavge, Hamburg, Srs.
men, ETC., at reduced rates.
Tickets can be bought mere - persons sending fOg
their friends at moderate rates
FOr further Information app,J AT the Company
JOHN q, DALE, Agent, No. 10 BsOADWAY, N. Y.
Or 20 O'DcGNELL 9 EAULK, Agents,
No. All CHESNUE sJrsst, Philadelphia
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SHIPPING,
EFi3a LoRILLARD's STEAMSHIP LINE
EQR MEW YORK.

On ard after December Is, the steamers of this line
Will sail at room, Freight taken on acc immo.
dating termf. One OF the steamers OF this
Line will leave every Tuesday Thursday and Satur.
Gay. Goods received al all times ON covered plerp
All got DIS forwarded by New York agent free Of
charge except carriage.
FoI further information, apply on the pier to
82S6m JOHN e. OIL
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ENGINEs, MACHINERY, ETC.

..zTE& PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
GSsktiiaaAAskssssAas BOILER WORR5.-HEAFIE q LEVY
PhAg11UAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS,
MAOHlNISTt, BOILER-MAkhRSi BIZ ACK.
been In successful operation, and been exclusveiy
engaged In building and repairing Marine and River
Engines, high and W-presspre. IroL boilers, Water
Tanks, Propelers etc. etc. especially offer their
gervoeB TO the public being rllly prepared TO con
tract for engines of all sizCsi Htine, River, Rnc
Stationary having SETS OF patterns oi different sze
avery description q pAttei a'm9king made at ths
Tubular aud Cylinder Boilers OF tie beat PennsylVa.
ala charcoal iron. Forgings Ot al sizes and klnda
Iron and Brass Castings O. al ie3oripttOns, Ron
Turning Screw CuttlDg, and al ether work ConneoEso
with the above business
Inc establishment free OF charge, Snd work Eaarsn
seed
The subscribers have ample Thariaock room 10.
repairs OF boats where they can lie In perfect safstV
and provided with shears blOckB falls, etc, etc
" ' JACOB q. NEAFIE,
- JOHN r. LEVY,
RU BEACH and PA I,NIIgR Straeia
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN For BETBLhHEM, DOYLESTOWN, MAUCH
lHUNK, EAsTok WILLLIIAMnssPPf3GkssT nsPfGss WILKES. LIE 5
PiTTsT6N, ,TuNKHANNoOK, AND R SCRANTON.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Passenger Trains leave the Depot corner OF BERKS
and AMERICAN Streets, daily (Sundays excepted
AG745 A. M, Express for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Hazleton, WillamBport, w kesbarre,
Mahanoy City, Pi, tston, ana TunkhannOck.
9'45 A. nj. (hxpreBs) for Bethlehem, kaaton Allen
town, Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre, Pittston, and
At i45 P. M. CExpress) for Bethlehem, Mauch
Chunk, Wikesbarre, Plltston, and Scranton.
At $40 r. NJ. for Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk. - - o.-..,.,.
For Fort Washington at 1045 A. NJ. and IL 80 r. NJ.
For Lansdale 81 6'21 p, nj.
fiih and sixth streets, Second and Third streets,
and Union City Passenger Railways run 10 the new
Dep'Ti Tn AIMS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem al 9 10 A. M, 2'lO, 625, and $50
From Doylestown at sS5 A. NJ, 455 and Pm.
From LRnadale at 7'S0 A. M
From Fort Washington az 10 40 A, nj, and $40 p. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at o 30 A, N.
PHILADELPHIA for Doylestown at 2 p. NJ,
DoylestoWn for ladelphia AZ A. M.
Beihlehem for Philade phia at p. NJ
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through a.
Msnn's North Pennsylvania Baggage Express Omeei
-'0' 'OO - ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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T. VAUGHN MERRIcKI WILLIAM H. MKRRICl
JOHN y ooPK.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI
~ WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK q SONS,
LEP9INEERS AND MACH1NIST3,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Enginai
for Land River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, 9RsOmeteHs, Tanks, Iron Boats, eto,
Castings OF all kinds either iron or brass,
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retorts and Gas Machiney, OF the latest and naoE'
improved construction,
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
sugar, saw, and Grst Mills, Vacuum rams Nn
aes AGENTS for N, Bueuxs Patent sugar Bolins
Apparatus, Nesmyths Patent SteaIa Hammer, and
AspinwAll d WoolseyH Patent Cantriingal sugar
Draining Machines. 6SW
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VNTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILROAD-WIN TER ARRANGEME ST,

VNEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
M a 611bsA sG sa3 Sans 5
isfss leave s PhsS psis FROM the Depot, THIRTY
81 ?. M 4 AIS P. NJ So r M, 6l5 and ii 80 p NJ
on Hfaxs EsSt MaFket Marx % A. NJ a.
M io45 NJ 155 F. NJ s.tSg dSg Fl r. 1 Ia and goo pd r NJ Law
Ing Philadelphia at so p NJ Will stop at B. c. juno
besween aau Vest Chester and & JSncton goi1g
East, win take train Leaving West Chester 81 5'45
Philadelphia al 45O P. M, aud transfer at B. {.
The Depot in Phlladelphis reached directly by
the Chestnut and Walnut Street cars. These OF the
cars OF both lines connect with each train upon It's
arrival oN SrrNJDAvs
Leave Rhiladelphis at at 80 80 a. and and zee o p M
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 745 A. NJ and !F0
r. t. Connect at b. Q Junction with Tralns on p. 4
R. R for oxi3rS SR9 W66 PpIls uO
iNiio5iaRisToWN RA.IILEo;lA9 Time rABLa. BED
So 80 FOR GEk5MAdNIoWN. 4 ANIoWN.
s Lfsye s rRl5sSf5P6aa' J. "a e. r Il IL A. mH
Leave GerIHapt town g. n, 8 $40, ., 10, H. II A, NJ,
3 bSMn fran ana nd * q and Sx Up Trslns VIII
not stop on the eeFo%s9stTSTNhp ON sTTp9Ys'o 995Yasaoh'
l,esve Philadelphia 9}s 4. A. z 5q% 7, A.
Leave eSfisgfGMH GHhsf%GT II aft% ii Il, REkiLRoAb <
Lesys PhilsdelphIa g. s. 10, H. A. Id, 2 S4' 6%,7s
Leave Chestnut HilI 7,lS $40, and lilO A. M', r4o
o1V' = 1'' !" Wv ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Phnadelphia 81 A. n. and z. N.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7'5O A. ID, 24O, 640 and 9S6
p, Nj, ,.,.,r,ouo,ryrr1 ,,r, .,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,
Leave PhAadeiP6aliS 6 9, "a; g. and nOd "A. NJ. IA, g.
feaye NorrLsown $40, 2, 7'bO, ., ana II A, N ~, g.
Az ca and "a r. Or SUNDAYS.
| rsnve Phuadeph ia 8 A. M, 2'S0 and 7lo 2. H.
LeEve NOrriat9SwSIn a A. An M $50 41s snd p NJ
Leave PhiIadelphis97SSe 9, and 1leb a. ak, g.
q Leave ss1 HanSynnk 9io III $40, OH and ll a. NJ.
2,sh, 8, en- ana +; On N SUNDAYS.
Leave PhilAdeiphiaA A A. NJ NJ u 6 S6S THPtA
| W. b, WILSON, General Superintendent,
| Depot, NINTH and GREEN 5treeta,
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.sss5Fsa. PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
SSA,ss{s5sssspAz.- AMI NORFOLK Steamship LINE,
IES4UUaA FREIGHT AlH LINE TO TlA
SOUTH AND WEST.
EVERY SATURDAY,
At NOON from FIRST WHAAJ above MARKET
Street
THRoUGB RATES Snd THROUGH RECEIPTS
20 el pOlD IS IN North ana Sou!A Carolina, via sea-
Board air Line Railroad, connecting 81 Portsmouth
ana to Lynchburg Va, TenEesses, and the West, yia
Virginia ana Tennessee AlT Line ana Richm0Dd aud
DanVille Railroad,
Freight HANDLED But oHUE and taken a,
Low ER RATES THAN AN ! OGdEk LINE.
The regularity, safety, ana cheapuess OF route
commend IL TO the public the most desirable me.
dium Tor carrying every description OF freight
No charge for commission, dry age, CE any expense
OF transfer, 4
steamships insured at lowest rates.
ErelRht received daily,
WILLIAM z. CLYDE q CO,
NO. IA North Sld South WHARVfsS.
W. T. PORTER. Agent Al AiChmCad and City
Point,
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DENCE AND LOT OF GROUND
Immediately previous TO the fRe OF She fa1niture
NJ 10 o'clock, VIII De sold 'he neat threestory Brick
Retloerce with two-stcry back buildings lot Of
eround 10 feet three inches front by IS inches In
oepth TO four fee wide alley The house is Ia ex.
cellent col dlon contstns eight rOoroS bah hat an
cold water, snd all mt dern Conve nienCes
Clear OF all incumbranCe.
MAY be seen timf. u "
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Sac re. lilo Caesnut 81. eet
UPERlOk SILVER Il LATED WARE AND
TABLE CUTLERY.
o. IuBsC ay Morning,

AT 10 O'Clock and IN the evening" at ~ o'c ok a.
he auction store. will be cold stock OF auperor
sllVer-plated ware sstiDg Of services OF six
plec dinner a ID breakfast ca7toLs, cake .skets
ice pitchers pickle ands berry cIshes. card stands
COB els, cups, sugar Oishes, butter dishes lea pos
uNna, teE Kettles. covers VCget able dishes table,
oetsert ana tea spoo % and forks; fish knives pickle
forks 'iutier knives, etc,
TABLE GU LERY, Also, superior ivory table cut
lefy ny the dCzen CASE OF silver plated dinner and
dessert knives, with ivory ana pesr handles etc 1T
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Also, elegant: walnut cabinet organs and supe.
ror roe ewoOd melOdeOns, IL 9s at
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DATENTE D.-PANTS SECURED AND
l. sTBETCRED from 70 inches, At Nottet
French Steam Dyeng and Securing, Eo, gR
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Perennptory Sale on the Premises, No. SOIL Brandy
-- wine street.
CHAMBEh FURNITURE, HAN OsoHE BRtfNs
sEls S, rG}ARPEIs q, b5E a,- FINE NAITREss as,
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PETERSBURG, March 70, 1865.
Tho quarterly term Of the Hustings
Court commenced to-day, with docket
,,nnsna,lv full. As the grand jury made q
large number of presentments for felony,
4 ia ouite probable the sessions of the
conrt win run considerably into next week.
The most interesting business affecting
the public at large which was transacted
today was in relation to the tobacco ware
houses. In conformity with petitions
signed by the owners Of these institutions,
and presented to the court at its last term,
and in accordance with the law on the
subject, they were declared public ware
houses of the city for receiving, storing,
and selling tobacco.
The newly appointed inspectors pre-
sented themselves in court, took the iron
clad oath, and entered into bonds, with
the old inspectors as their sureties, who
are also their deputies, and who will have
the sole management Of the business. In
addition to William T. Luckadoe and Wi
ley T. King, mentioned in my letter yes
terday as the new inspectors for West
Hill and Centre, II. Rushmore is appoint
ed for Moore's. In the case Of Oaks there
is still vacancy, the gentleman who was
expected to fill the place being unwilling
to take the oath.
These appointments and arrangements
are believed to be very distasteful to the
Republican party Of this city, since their
own recommendations have in every III
stance been sighted. >.
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A REMARKABLE SPRING IN FLORIDA
There is near Ocola remarkable spring,
one of the largest Of the great number
known in Florida. 1t is called Silver
Spring. I found it in the midst Of a lone
hammock, OVERLOOKING its banks. 1t bub-
bled up in a basin thirty-seven feet deep
and about an acre in extent, filling and
OVERLOOKING it, and sending from it deep
stream fifty or sixty feet wide, and extend
ing eight or nine miles to the Oklawaha
river, into which it empties. In the spring
itself fifty steamboats, may lilo at anchor,
and in the stream, steamboats, of conSidera-
BILE draught. The spring thus forms ma
tural inland port, to which three steamers
now run regularly from the st. Johns.
The clearness Of the water is truly won
derfu. 1t seems even more transparent
than air. You see on the bottom, thirty
feet below your boat, the exact form
of the smallest pebble, the outline
and color and shades of color of the leaf
which has sunk. Large fish swim in it,
every scale visible, and every movement
distinctly observable. The water is i'm
pregnated with lime and magnesia, but has
no appreciate taste, and is excellent
drinking water. If you 60 over the basin
in boat you will see the assures in the
rocks, from which the river pours upward
like an inverted cataract. There are more
of these springs in the channel Of the
stream, further down. Such springs are
almost common in Florida. Clay Spring,
near the east bank of Lake Apapka, pours
forth navigable stream into the ST. Johns.
Bug Spring, on the west side of Lake Har-
ris, is nearly as large as Silver Spring. l
have laughed at a story Of spring in
Iowa which was large enough to turn a
mill, but | can swallow all such tales now,
after having seen one that will float fleet.
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
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A New SwISDLE.-A new swindle is
said to have been started in New York
city, which is we'll calculated to deceive
persons living in the country. A circular
is sent out with samples of prints, which
are represented to be manufactured at
print works whose owners have an office
in New York. Enclosed in the circular
are samples of goods, Of which twelve
yards will be sent on the receipt Of one
dollar, or ten yards for cighty-five cents.
A few days ago Postmaster Kelly received
letter from lady, with an enclosure Of
eighty-flve cents, asking him to send her
ten yards of the goods if they were as re-
presented. A messenger was sent to the
Office named, when it was found that the
place was in charge of boy, and that no
business was transacted there beyond re-
ceiving letters, which usually numbered
from thirty-fve to fifty day.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin Appersoh'
auctioneers and Real Estate Agents

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGh
BRICK DWELLING AND SEIEhahNN
FRAMED TENEMENTS, ON - ,a ~
HTII.-By virtue Of deed or trust eSe .s,h,,s
~ tho subscriber by the late Alber r. o'I us
dated Sd OF March, 1862, duly recordeu i,t
rico County Court, l shall, IN ,o,ion IN
thereof proceed to sell ut puoic az a 81
the nramises, on MONDAY the 3oth gay u
M rLch 1865. Mt O'Clock Z. NJ, II lar II not,
an the first fair day thereafter, the reh est.t
,rayad nv the said deed, consisting OF L
7 OF fronting eighty feet on Pleasants street,
,rJ,osite the residence of DR.. o. A. Strecker
opf adjoining the residence Of Mr.. Daniel on
Groning, running back two hundred ano
twelve feet TO IN alley fifteen feet "Iqe, on
which stands large double BRlCh len T.
MENT and other buildings, now occupied oy
Mr.. johnson and others. Its location Is
beautiful one commanding fun We" OF
Richmond), and is only distant about one.
fourth of a mile from the business portion OF
the city.
The deed requires q cash sale rs TO the ex-
penses of sale and the payment OF BOND lot
So 800 with five per cent. per annum interest
from the Sd day of March, 1863; yet am an,
thorized by the creditor TO say that he VIII
accept one fourth in cash, and the balance NJ
six, twelve, and eighteen months, for nego-
table notes with interest added, properly Sc
cured As to the surplus of the sale, II any,
on such terms rs shall be announced NJ the
NH 10 T. l.. D. WALFORD, Trustee.
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BY Grubbs l. Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh slreels'

TWO NEAT BRICK DWELLINGS,
| ON ADAMS STREET = FL Nv, L Z n II
T1GU AND JACKSON STREETS, Al
hTCTIOS ON TUESDAY, oath March, At
AZ o'clock P. NJ, we viii! sell upon the pre-;
misses two very neat BRICK DWELLINGS
situated as above. They are nearly new ana
we'll finished, with slate FOOLS, nave we a nad
,ratpr on the premises. The lots are 22x9o
feet each. aa
= This is very desirable property for persons
wishing neat residences 1T 4 moderate price,
and they will yield a good return rs an invest
ment. -. sr
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at four,
eight and twelve months, for notes, with IN
terest added, and secured by trust deed:
GRUBBS * WILLIAMS,
NH % Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-20

HCRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE SQUARE
I OF LAND, ON BAKER STREET BE-
TWEEN ST. JAMES AND ST. STEPHENS,
WITH SEVEN DWELLING HOUSES
THEREON ALSO, VACANT LOTS; AT
AUCTION. by virtue of the provisions OF
deed of trust executed by Thomas &. Epps,
bearing date on the 9Th day OF January, 1913,
and of record in the office Of the clerk OF Rich-
moud Hastings Court, being requested by the
parties interested, | will proceed TO sell NJ
bubble auction. on WEDNESDAY the 18th
day of March, 1865, ats o'clock Z. NJ, on the
premises, the real estate conveyed by the salo
trust deed, viz:
One LOT OF LAND fronting on BAKER
street, embracing the whole square between
ST. James and st. Stephens streets, on "hlcn
are seven dwelling houses. These tenementS
have several rooms each, ana are occupieu os
prompt tenants At fair rents.
ONE LOT at the northeast corner OF SI.
Stephens and Baker streets, fronting ABOUT
thirty feet on St. Stephens street.
ONE LOT on St. PauCs street between
Baker and Duval, with TWO FRAME LEN :
MENTS thereon, containing three rooms each.
TERMS OF SALE: One third of the purchase
money will be required in cash the residue
on n credit of six and twelve months for nego-
TABLE notes interest added, and secured by
trust deeds. The taxes for lo6o TO be pald by
the purchaser or purchasers.
THOMAS =. AUGUST,
Surviving Trustee
Sale conducted by LEE * GoDDIS, Auc-
tinnarrs NH IL