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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-25

TRUSTEES SALE OF JAMESTOWN
L STANDBY virtue Of deed OF trust from
liiam = lien and wife to the subscriber, dated
LIST december, 1856, duly recorded In James City
County court, I shall, in execution thereof pro
coed 10 sell At public auction ut my office, at the
corner Of Hain and Eleventh streets, IN The city
Of Richmond, on TIfUR>DAf, December 81, 1865
st u o. clock H., Ii fair if not the next fair day.
the real estate conveyed by said deed being that
very valuable estate Of historic fame known as
JAMESTOWN ISLANi', Ia James river, con-
tanning FOURTEEN HUNDRED ACRES more
or less a. SOL acres by survey OF which 400 acres
are open land or great fertility. with ample wood
and timber for the use of the place, and On which
is still standing The ruins or an ancient building
There Is a wharf where vessels drawing sixteen
feet OF water can approach also, bridge con-
Meeting the island with the main land ut tae ROAD
leading 10 Williamsburg, dfstaut six and half
miles also, on the place, All orchard OF various
kinds of fruit. -.
This property is of peculiar value, having long
river front, aft riding unusual facilities for trans
D0rtaliou of fruits and vegetables, FOR which the
soil and climate are admirably adapted. IS well
as for the other usual crops OF the latitude.
TERMS cash as TO the expenses or sale ana
the debt Of IS 900 secured Dy the trust deed and in
terest thereon us 10 the residue OF the PURCHASE
money, to be announced at The hour OF sale,
deH JAMES l.. AtPEksON' trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

BY RePnanlt & Co., Auetiopeers,
Rain street between Higb,h and MINI.
TEWELRYl JEWELRY! JEWELRl ]!
81 AT AUEJIO v ON shTURDAY MOhN-
iTG DECEMBER 26-We have just received on
consisrment t. be sold at auction withont re-
serve q large and varied assortment or JE WhL-
RY, embracing In part
NECK CHAINS.
VEST CHtIN
FOB CHtINS, 80.
WATCH CHAINS,
EARRINGS,
BREASTPINs, "
CHARMS, &C.
xssals will commence at 10 O'Clock, and the goods
Mil be sold in lots TO suit purchasers. i.
s. ALSO.
One lot OF TOYS suitable for Christmas ana New
de IS KEGyAuLT & CO., Auctoneers.
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By wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

INTEREST IN VALU-
OABLE IMPROVED REAL EsTATF, IN
AuCTION.-Wi be sold at anctIon Mt my
Office. corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets on
NONDAYthe 2sth Of December. 1868. at lao'clock
CERTAIN VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE on Main street and Broad street. assess
ed on the commissioners books at SA 900, and con.
sistng OF six excellent stores, the annual rent or
which Is about ID SEQ. -" 80
The sale will be made subject tn the life tenancy
OF the widow, who is about fftv-fVe years of age
The property Is located In the most desirable
parts of Msin street and Broad street.
Full particulars will be furnished at the hour Of
sale. and In the mean time by application at my
Office. ~" ~ .'
TERMS: Ore half cash: balance. at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed
DECD w. GODDIN, Auciioneer.
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BIZ s. ". Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.
BY wellington Goddln,
Real Estate A gent ard kuCtloneer

HANDSOME BUILDING, LOT ON
ii .CHITRtIH HILL. Ovr THE MOTH SIDE
OF GRACE BETWEEN TWENTY-THIRD
AND TWENTY FOURTH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUC1ION.-Will be sold at auction,
on the premises, on TUESDh Y the 2sth of Deem
Der, 1853 at half-past O'Clock P. M. that beau
tifni LOT lncatfd rs above, adjoining the brick
tenement owned by Mr. Thomas samson, fronting
fftv-nfne and one-thfrd feet and running back
one hundred and fftv feet To 4 wide alley.
TERMS: 0pe-third cash balance at four and
eight months for neg liable notes, Interest ADDED
dn % w. GODDIN. Auctionnpr.
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1.-TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTS

1.-TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTs,
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BAKER
STREET NEAR TO BROOK AVENUE. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold nj auction
Dor, 1903 at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, those two new
FRAMED TENEMESTS located az above eacn
containing four rooms, and wei suited 1or Small
families. ,
TERMS One-third cash: balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. Interest added
secured nv trust deed W. GaDDIN. 'aa
do % buctIoueer.
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TOR RENT, HALF of a very valu- "a
a able DOUBLE RESIDENCE In e&aa
minutes walk Of the custom house. For rent with
or without board. Address A. T., this Office.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN EX-
" CFLLENT FARM IN HENRITO COUN-
TY THREE MILES BELOW RICHMOND
ADJOINING THE TREE HILL ESTATE.-in
pursuance of two DEGREES of the Circuit Court OF
the county Of Henrico pronounced on the 2sth OF
April and the 9Th of May, 1888. and affirmed by the
District Court of Appeals respectively In the suit
of Tatum tt ais Us. Iatum, &c. L shall sell upon
the preni at public auction, to the highest bid
der on FRIDAY the l2h of February, 1885, at 5
P NJ. the TRACT OF LAND in the county OF
Henrico about three miles below the city OF Rich
mond on the Osborne turnpike, adj joining the
lands of William B. Randolph and the old Tree
Hill tract and containing by estimation NlNEI
ACRES more or less being the same tract OF which
TIE ophius Gatum died seized and now in the oc-
cupancy of william Jones, who purchased it at q
former sale made by me- and at Hh Sc risk and
cost II IS now sold. he having fa1ed to comply
with the terms Of sale. the property has been
improved by the setting out of frnit trees, &c.
TERMS Cash for so much rs may be necessary
to pay the costs and charges of the sale and COSTS ri
the ri. against So I'd Jones. estimated at about S5,
and the balance now due, of principal andinterest
aud charges Of protestupon the notes given by the
said Jones for the purchase money at the former
sale being $3.50 with interest from The ast May 1865
and 81 2s6 a. with interest from the lst December
1885, until the day OF sale; and for the balance,
upon such terms The said william Jones may
prescribe, or upon his falling TO prescribe, upon
Six and twelve mouths credit for negotiable notes,
with Interest from day of sale, and well endorsed,
1h- title will be retained until the purchase money
Is all paid. WILLIAM II sAhIUM,.
de l2-St4Fe tdtds Commissto ner.
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TEACHERS WILL FIND A LARGE SUP
ply OF paper suitable for circulars, monthly
r.Uort5 !sc, at the DISPATCH PRlSTIk-
EirSF, Sard in vaur ort,ars fnT printing,
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will be
"A sold on the Goth DAY OF DECEMBER. 1893,
At public auction, on the premises Of the late VIII
liam d. johnson, deceased, all the p ERISHABLE
ESTATE Of the said William d. Johnson, con-
sisilng Of Mules, Horse, Mich Cows. yoke of
Oxen. Sheep Hogs crop Of Cora, Fodder, &c. ;
Farming Implements, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, e..
The above sale will be on the usual terms as to
cash and credit which will be made known on the
day OF sale. THOMAS B. JOHNSON,
JAMES r.. WEST,
WILLIAM Fl. WEST.
administrators OF William D. Johnson, deceased.
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BY 8. y. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh. and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM, ON
r j The OLD FREDERICKSBURG ROAD
ABOUT SEVEN MILES NORTH OF TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND. CONTAINING SEVENTY
AND 4 QUARTET A CRES. By virtue of deed
OF trust bearing date 900 Of February. 1853 execn
ted To the subscriber and duly recorded in Henrico
County Court Deed Book 81 page I'll, shall In
execution thereof proceed TO sell At public aIlc-
Of Decenhcr 1863 at 10 O'Clock NJ. If fair, If not
the first fair day thereafter. the FARM located as
above. and occupied by Jackson D. Gatewood. al
io!ning the lands of John W. shepherd. $. g..
Waldrop. NJ. r. Priddv, and Charles L. T!nsley
The land is in good heart. and The buildings al e
a.nn1y sufficient for Il large-size family.
TERMS: at sale. SAMUEL T. B'TT.Y. o..
Trustee.
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BY James M. Taylor & son, Buctioneers,
Office s2l Main street,
fhraa dnorc below SnotswpOd Hotel.

A HOUSE AND LOT, ON N STREET
IA BETWEEN THJRTIETH AND THIRTY
FIRST STREETS. FOR SALE 1T AUCTION
VIII be sold on TUESDAY The oath day of De
cemher. 1858. on IRE premises at O'Clock P. NJ.
the HOUSE and LOT as ab7ve described. it con
tains -four rooms /: kitchen, &c. The lot fronts
thirty feet on N street. running back the usual
DEPTH 1909. ,
TERMS One-third cash: balance at four and
els hit months for negotiable notes interest added
and secured by deed Of trust
'-1 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
de u Auctioneers.
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administrators OF william D. Johnson deceased. |
de 81 --d3t &wlt #@.
4 SSIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
MECKLFNBURG OUNTY, V&.-By virtue OF
an order OF the District Court Of the United states
fpr the district Of Virginia, in the matter Of Will
liam Baskerville, J". In bankruptcy, entered on
the lTh day of November, 1868, shall, on WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day or January, 1883, sell upon
the premises, to the highest bidder, at pubic auc-
don. the Tract OF LAND upon which the said
Baskerville resides, upon Roanoke river, and
known as "BUEEA VISTA containing TWO
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less of which three hundred acres Is
river bottom, and fifty acres creek flats. About
one-halr Of the trait Is IN forest
There are two settlements on the tract-one, the
MASSlON-HOUSE, containing eight rooms In
good 7. pair; the other, FRaMED DWELLING
wi.n four rooms each having adjacent al neces-
sary out-hOuses. ] he barns, granarics, and out
houses Of all descriptions are ample, and in OIL
condition. The land will be sold In two or more
tracts.
rEHMs OF SALE: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash and the residue In SIX
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond with
satisfactory security for the deferred payments.
The title to he retained rs additional security.
At the same time and upon the same terms
shall offer for sale he interest of the said Basker
viii {it being one-fth) In the tract OF land known
IS ''LOMBARDY GROVE" recently held by the
late Mrs. Lucy c. Baskervill tenant for life the
said tract containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
more or less.
shall also at the came time and place, sell the
following personal propertY-tO witt II LIES,
HUfSES, stock IF CATTLE and SHEEP. and
PLANTATION UTENSILS. The personal pro-
perty t, he sold f1r cash. 8. Il. JOHNSON:
de it'd Assignee Of William baskerville, Jr.
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FOR RENT.

ETOR RENT, the STORE and BASE aa
E MENT No. $40 Broad street in The bestM
business locality; also. FURNISHED ROOMS.
with all the modern improvements, In the upper
dea5- at 90 '4Nn t, n'O' n. T.. WIGAND.
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MONTROSE FOR RENT.-This very O.
lEI valuable FARM, on the Williamsburg HN
turnpike one mile from the CITY, ontsining $50
acres with DWELLING suited for large family.
with usual out-buildings. Is for REM for the year
1862 GkUBBS & WILLIAMS.
de 4-4t Real Estate Agents.
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BY wellington GoGdln,
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTAT

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL. ESTATE
rIJRNPIKE. TWO MILES NORTH OF RICH
MOND-Bv virtue of a deed dated March 24th,
1882 from Herman GerdiDg to me, recorded In the
MONDAY the 2sth day of Dec mber, 1883, at
O'Clock P. NJ If fair, If not. the first fair day
Thereafter sell at public auction. the premises,
the parcel of LAND in said county lying on the
caste n side Of the Brook turnpike containing one
acre one rood and seventeen poles, haing LOT No
8 in III plan aud survey of Richard Young ma de
for Anthony Turner in the yeHr 1915 and adjoining
the r.psrty recently occupied by said Ger,ting as
dwelliDg and grocery store, for which purposes
til admirably well located
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RAILROADS.
GE an 49,

49, ~
HiNALL AND WINTER ARRANggNgg7
IL TO THE NORTH, EAST AND WEST VI.
TILE kICHMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IA IA
5 IS&qsb sr k4 sx rW Ekx1E5 T
GAIT CABS WITH EsW PATENT sLEEb'
me- CHAIR5 on all TsAIgs.-TS.
rom the depot, corner Byrd ARD EIsF r9
5TREkTs, as nolloSs:
The LAY THROUGH MAIL T8AYE ,e,,..
sszm0aa sa H. eo "a I'll sr xs 4. Es
:ernoon express trains Tor the North East a.. ~,
I'll" The MIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN ~,
attached, leaves Richmond daily (sundsys eTrs,.
cd at Sis z. NJ, arriving In Washington Al II,
A. d., connecting with the early morning .r,i.,
\ aotS sTEXHERs stop At Alexandra each -,
The ACCOdhODAfi0N TRAIE foT IiIsay5;:
snd al way stations ls2vea depot, corner Boz
snd Elgfth streets at $50 2. d. EsturDing arTtye,
THRoUGA TICKETS and THROUGH FAC
aAaE CHECKS to al principal points.
For further information and shrcu gh ticseA sD-
Eizhth streets, ahocloe Ei and q: he ~. sa
of.ce, corner Byrd and Eighth streets. .''
s,s; R 2; sEsTs1 General Ticket agent
VNIINTER Observation-Disclosures
Wv AND PETNRsBURG RAILROAD.-C,
and after "WEDNESDAY the Cd December d.
rains over this road Will be run as follows
Leave Richmond at 4. N. and 7:;s Z. ST.
Leave Petersburg at s:4s 4. d. and s:seP. Il.
ACCoMauDATION 4RAIE, with passenger
ear aSsaGned, wan leave %ichm0Id daily q. ll6P.
u. and Petersburg daily at go A. II. (sInd.yi;
e1ceptad).
days, and the $50 p d. train win not leave Peter
burg on Sundays,
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the snP.x
train, running through daily.
Fare to Norfolk. ~ Baggage checked throuyh
The passenger coach attached 20 the coal train
leave Richmond st $40 z. u. on tuesdays Thur.
del Engineer and Superintendent
pICANQND AND DANVlLL2 RAIL.
A R0Ap-WlNTER sCHEUULE.-On AID
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains on thi,
road win run IS follows:
come WEsT.-Tbrough Mall T-air.-I.e.ye,
Richmond daily at $50 A. n; leayes DanvtIis
tie soathaide road for FsfmVe Lync6S5TS x vns
oil stations on The Virginia and Tennessee rail-.
-oad, knokEtne, Nashville, Memphis, &c., Tenn;
catur, &C., fla. Corinth, SGand Junction, V.cks.
3urg, &C.. htss.; asw Orleans, &C.. sd a. Greens.
1cro' With North Ceroli2a railroad Tor Charlotte
Columbia. Charleston, AnSlsca, savannah, hacon.
Columbus, Atlanta &C, 6A. KoRtg oiaery, NO
bile, New Orleans, &c,
GONG EAsT.--Throngh Mail Crsin.-Leaya,
Greensboro daily as $50 4. d. leaves Dslyillt
daily at s:ds e. II connects at Burkevilie rth .ht
5euthside train from Lynchburg FOR Petersburg
Through tickets can be procured ct the ecte
oiiceain Richmond and Danvflle 10 all inportaa
points South and Southwest, and at eree1aboro
and DanTille to all points North, East, and Wed
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
nos Superintendent.
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TOR RENT, that very desirable On

FOR RENT, that very desirable On
Il BRICK TENEMENT situated on the E4
west side of Tenth between Marshall and Clay,
now In the occupancy OF Colonel Robert Caskie.
containing all the modern improvements with
every convenience suitable for large family.
Possession can he had on the FRI OF January.
Also d. sirable BRICK TENEMENT situated
on the north side Of Jackson between Foushee and
Adams, now in the occupancy OF Captain Lloyd
containing four rooms, Kitchen with two rooms,
and other convenfences, all In thorough repair.
also a BkIGK TENEMENT situated on the
west side Of Second street between Main and
Franklin.
Also, two small FRAMED TENEMENTs on
Twentieth street near the Union Station, Union
Hill.
Also, BRICK TENEMENT on Fiji zenith street
near the Chesape, Ike and Ohio Railroad depot.
Also THREE ROOMS over my office suitable
for lodging .ronms
Also. that desirable house known IS BRAD
FoRD'S HOTEL, situated on the south side of
Franklin street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Streets. --..s...
Also, q STORE situstod on the north side OF Main
between Fourteen,h and Fifteenth streets.
Also. a very desirable MARKET GARDEN.
with good buildings. containing ten acres. well
enclosed on the 70 I'd leading TO what is known ss
arage's mill below 70 ketts. This pl.ce can be
had for a ter Of years. Z. ID. Eat 10,
la.- Real Estate Agent and Auct!"nee r.
Office on Fourteenth between Main and Franklin.
Il 23-3t
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NEECKLENBURG LAND AGENCY
lY1 The subscriber offers his services for the
SALE and PURCHASE IF REAL ESTATE IN
he VIII make Investments on joint acc unit For
further particulars addrt IS l.. 4. FINCH.
BOYDTON VA, Dec ember 10 1868.
Refers to General J. y. Imboden General j. Z.
Anderson Messrs. Bacon & Baskerville Messrs.
Lancaster & Co., Ri hmond Colonel William
Towns, Captain T. Darlington. Mr.. e. A. Raw
Inns Judge L. K. Chambers, Mecklenburg.
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WTOOD'S TOBACCO SUBSTITUTE at
wv de2a Or. GARNETI'S.
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/ BIZ Sampson Jones, Jr., Il Co.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
DOANOKE VALLEY LAND AGEN(

DOANOKE VALLEY LAND AGENCY.
hJ have established at Boydton, Mecklenburg
c.unty, Va, an AGENCY to be devoted exclu-
siyely to the PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
In the counties OF Mecklenburg. Halifax, Char
Iotte, Lunenburg and Brunswick. 1t may be con-
fdenly asserted that no such field for investment
in real estate was ever presented In any country
as that now afforded in the lands Of this section OF
VI, ginia whether for settlement or speculation
Uppor; for purchasing lands at exceeding'y
low prices are daily presented here, OF whl
neither purchasers nor agents at remote point can
avail themselves Being member of The legal
profession propose TO investigate land titles, to
m AXE purchases. and look to The making or proper
conveyances 10 purchasers.
Peters to Judge w. It. Joynes, of the Virginia
Court f Appeals, Petersburg. Va; Judge Hunter
H. Marshall, harlotte Courthouse, Va. Hon.
John 'cher, Lexington, Va; and Hon. james
Lyons Richmond, Va. ...s de 23-eod,m :.
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DENTISTRY.


~ GORGE q. STEEL, DENTIST, @as
.eryation OF the NATURAL TEETH also In
serts ARTIFICIAL ONES UPON GOLD Oh
VULCANITE IN superior style, aud ut prices Us
elsewhere. Old gold plate taken in exchange
Extracting teeth, 81.
Office No. T23 MAIN STREET, five doors above
spotsyood Hotel, Richmond Va &C Sl--sm
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MENTAL EOTICE-REDUCTlO
IN THE PRICE OF ARTiFICIAL,SssJtIl.T,
TEETH -Theundersigned viii insert Full ! II W
PER or LOWER BETS OF ARTIFICIAL
TEETH for TWENTY TO THIRTY DOLLARS
A SET Old gold sets VIII be taken Ia exchange
for new sets on vuicanits at smaa adoitionSl
charge. t -
Ofice and residence t2s Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets. ,o,a
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WTANTED, No. COOK, WASHER,
w and IKONER. Must be a good bread
maker. y. II. ia " ES.
eigh between Fifth and Sixth streets.
In
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, about week ago, q POCKET
~ BOOK containing Ring, Sleeve Buttone,
Studs and sundry papers. a liberal reward wiz
b. paid II the Book and contents are left at thlS
office re 25-lt
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~ e. KLOEBER, DENTIST, in. -
TEETH az TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per-
feet ft and durability warranted. Cali and see
specimens OF the work.
serving the teeth.
Teeth eItracte without pain.
Dental Rooms. ao7 Rroad street. oc 10
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VETANTED, A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
w OF Il small farm near Richmond. For par
tiCnli anplY at 1900 Vain street. de 23-?t
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WANTS.

WTANTED, in wholesale hardware
w house IN tn city OF Baltimore SALES
VI 4 n who can command 2 large trade with conn
try merchants. None other need apply. address
HARDWARE.
&c ?5-4t* Baltimore postoffcc Maryland.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
" the Auditor OF the State Of Virginia for the
renewal OF the following LOST CERTIFICATES
OF VIRGINIA STATE REGISTERED STOCK
standing In the name ofJamcs NJ Holaday No. 3, 2s3
for $2oe, and No. l. 400 for $780, dated March 1885,
and March, 1863. no 7-S3m
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Prospects of IAvasiOn from Greece.
Miscellaneous Foreign News.

The Paris journals announce the sudden
death, from the rupture OF an aneurlsln, OF NJ.
trn, ST Beer, ho established the Pre- Catalan.
The 70 kSb att, OF GratZ, states that the
Prince Don Carlos of Bourbon, who lives in
that place, assumed the title Of Duke OF
Madrid.
Madrid papers announce the death in that
city OF Bonnalre, the well-known performer on
the trapeZe. He fell from great height in
the course of one his performances, and died
Immediately after, aged twenty eight.
There are 2053 oymnastlc societies (TurnVe-
Teine) in 'ermany, mastering in all about
200, ,0U0 members.
-Two-storled cars have been put on the rail-
road from Copenhagen to KlOmpanburg that
can accommodate one hundred passengers each.
-Karam, the Chief of the Marontes, is re-
ported 10 have offered battalion OF Maronite
guards to the Pope.
"A general meeting of Free Masons is an
nounced to lake place in Havre, France, on the
18th of Septen, ber next All French and foreign
lodges will receive invitations.
The milkmen Of Gloucester England, re-
Gently held a meeting for the purpose OF raising
the price of mIlk O wing to the drought" as
they put it, but literally on account OF the
scarcity OF Water
During the last week in July last the i'm
ports into the port of Marseilles were 264 600
bushels of wheat, in sixteen vessels of various
nations; cf this quantity 100000 bushels were
sold, chiefly for Spain.
Three stock or exchange brokers on the
Pars Exchange have recently sold out their
business, realizing the respective sums of $780,
0V0, $30p, ,O00 and $780, 900.
1t is reported III Rome that Cardinal Bona
parte will be appointed by tue Pope to the
Archbshoprc of BIasendorf, Transylvan'a,
which will make him prlmate of the united
Greeks.
The Canton of Neufchatel, in Switzerland,
produces annually about eight hundred thou
sand watches, representing approximate
value of $7,00O,000. The trade employs about
thirty thousand hands
The lumber of kilograms sent in France in
1852 amounted only to 48, l05, whereas in 1867
they hguled up to 1918, 1896, without taking OIL
cial telegrams INTO account, which alone num-
led 0sS messages.
Official returns show that there are yet 1913
Prussans eXed in Siberia who were taken
under arms during the Polish revolution in
1868. Probably they will be shortly liberated
under the conditions of the last amnesty.