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must be o good deal in the German blood
which ia NOT, hot. but as If made of beer,
mt heef-a little cool and sluggish. The
German military spirit is enforced and
corrected by the universal education of
the neonIe. German soldiers and sailors
are different from American, or English, or
French. They are neither drunkards, nor
ouarrelsome, nor reckless. The union Of
a careful elementary education with a
universal participation in the soldiers
calling takes away the exceptional cha
racter Of licensed rudeness which belong
to soldiers when they are only special
class Of the population.
"But, doubtless, this soldier-life, SO ia
vorable to order and decorum, and even
so Christening to youthful passions, has
another and most painful side to it. 1t
drills the Prussian youth to mechanical
habits, represses personal enterprise, de-
lays the self-relying qualities in their cha
racter, habituates them to be being taken
care of, encourages them to lives OF busy
idleness, and sacrifices each TO all-the peo-
pie to the country. Accordingly, there is
general spirit Of listlessncss, occupation
with immediate pleasures, or magnlfylng
of eating and drinking as very serious occu-
pations. contentment with humble
means, patient waiting for slow advance
ment, which it is discouraging to see in SO
we'll educated, so respectable, and SO
orderly people"
WOODEN WALL-"PAPER."-A very deli
cate. simple, and beautiful machine has
been constructed, which will take por-
ton of tree, after it has been cut the
right length and width, and shave it up
into thin ribbons as wide as roll of house
paper, making one hundred OF one hundred
and fifty to the inch. These rolls OF wood
are placed on the walls by paper-hangers
with paste and brush precisely in the
same manner with paper. The wood is
wet when used, and really works easier
than paper, because it is much more
tough and pliable. In these days, when
variety is sought for, one can finish the
walls Of his house in different woods to
suit his taste. One room can be finished
in bird's-eye maple, another in chestnut,
another in cherry, another in white wood,
and so on. Thus he has no imitation, but
the real genuine article upon his walls.
The eye tires of set figures, such as we
have in ordinary paper-hangings, but
never of Nature itself; The longer the
wood hanging remains on the wall the
more distinct will be the grain and color
Of the wood.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY, December IT, 1857,
an ACCOM- MODATION PASSENGER TRAIN will
be run between Richmond and Gor6onsvine lex
cept on Sundays), leaving Richmond at 4.SG P.
NJ. and arriving at $50 A. N.
,y by ms train passengers between LynchburS,
directions with the night trains on the Orange and
alexandria railroad. Fl. ID. WHITC0MB,
DELI General Superintendent.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auct!oneers'
corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

at
reUsTEEs SALE OF a TRACT OF
10 s4s 1000 AGES OF Eo EAa On " qHs ne
IMPRoyEMEENTs r TRkRffRREs' SBoUT THRBE.
THs 0TY ds ox d 2ass ekssusd
AuGlI ,hscri bar bv p. w 6. Lohman and wife.
s and 5 ssssr5e fedn IN By
Gounty G ior secnred. will sell at auction, upon
the prsms 2 tSsn on Ky
60; dav thereafter Sundays excspted), at tne
hour the s9n Ss .s to
Nat the purposes Of the trust, the same being los
Nos s and In the plat OF Harvies estate, lns
fopmey eontsning 90 e52 1000 acres, and the latter
containing II e97-1ooc acres. ,,orr,o
The said land adjoins the lands Of K F; MOTIFS
and Edward Crouch was conveyed to seld Lon,
man by Henry Briel, and is the same Whereon said
Lohman resides. ~ : o--nenees
attending the sale and to pay off bond fos siyeo
With interest thereon from 24th Marcn, 1900 tne
haiancs mon terms to be made known at the time
Of sale Purchaser to pay taxes Tor 1865;
VI 'Aio' CASPIAN BRIEL, Trustee:
cprpvc q WILLIAMS, Auctloneers. ID
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Aat,cho1s Safes.
FUTURE DAY.
- BY Grubbs & Williams, Auesioneeia,
:, ort,we,t oornar Main and Eleventh streets.

rpT7sVEE,s SALE OF 4 vALUA-
l pEr RRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH,
WISH = Shh hcoREEa OF MAIN AnD 70 UaTH
sTRgETs.-By virtue Of deed Of trust execnls 90
oy .aos 6ated 18th OF May. 1865, and recordea IN
tRIirSmond Hnstings Court office, being thereto fe
qasd by sss pIs. ssse on
4uc.lon, Ysss at O'Clock P. NJ II fair, III not,
on the next fair day Eth same same
hour; tne propeRrnR2 rGK TENEMENT situated as
the aan caotasning about ten rooms; with
1877 IS s aaa 81 ses nH
dsTn Rbis Is very desirable residence and Is
TsaMs Cash sufficient to asay sae loo pw!th in
tne sac t5srson from 18th of November lseI ana
to be Rs taxes for s
40 f RsS "; ok (! stfYsou, Trustees ::
GprREs & WILLIAMS. Auct1oneels. y"-
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AascsSOas Sales
FUTURE DAY.


FUTURE DAY.
By Sampson Jones, Jr., q Co.. ,,,no.,th
Auoaousers snd Commission Meroaants, fh'''
stree. between Main and Cary
WE WILL SELL AT QUIZ W wa Ia
w HorJsg Nos 4, g. and R.fteent2 ssl 1ssh IN
tvasn Main and Cary, on MoaDAf ms Ag Yell III
slant, commencing at half past 10 clooA' !" "'-1
assorted stock OF
GROCERIES, -x,,.rs
"iNh'' LIQUORS, &c.,
consisting OF
BACoN,
CoFFEEs,
cHhSsEhlRD LARD.
SOAPS,
MACKEREL,
STARCR.
MUSTARD,
BRCOnS,
BUCKETS, 60, &C.,
'oss'n'' WIZ wHIsKEYs,
BRAaDIEs,
CHAMPAGNE,
POET,
s, JONES, JR., co..
Lnctioneers.
Ill
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SHEE1FF'S SALE.-Will be sold at
- public suction. to the highest bidder, at Glen
THURSDAY, January 18th. 1883, at 10 O'clock A.
NJ, the following property-to wit: One large
twelve large fermentsrs, one large beer tub, one
copper beer pump and fixtures, two large mash
tuof TWO dounlers and pipes, line Of shafting two
worm one patent box for cond snsing, two Yeast
tubs, large 10: OF iron and copper pipe, and the
same as viii satisfy license tax, districts warrant
In favor OF q. Darlington Watkins. and executions
In favor OF Arnold, Pisks u Co., Faherty Nc.
Lsughlan, In my hands against A. Clendening.
JOSEPH b. VADEN, Deputy Sheriff
Chesterfield county, Va
Chesterfield county January ls6S Ia -
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OUR PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

The Labor Question - Great Reduction OF
Wages Increase of White Labor-Embar-
ra.sment of the Agricultural Glasses.
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dNREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
w NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA T9I
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG, AND PQTO.
MAC RAILROAD, Carrying THE UEITkI
STATES MAIL TWICE DAlLY-ELEGANT CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS OF
hLL TRAlNS-The THROUGH TRAINS on this
road IRE now run from the southern terminus o.!
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EIaHTg
STREETS, Us follows:
mond daily OF 1885 a. H., arriving In WaHhtng.
ton at s.55 r. d., connecting with the ecrly af.
tsrnoon sxpress trains for the North, East, and
West.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with ele.
CANT cars supplied with the new patent sleeping
chairs attached. leaves Richmond daily at s:as r:
~, Sundays excepted) arriving in Washington
II els a. u, connecting with the early morn
iny trains for ths North, East. and Weat.
HoExTRA CHARGE rol sleeping chairs,
The ACCOMM ODATION TRAIN, with local e4.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily (sundsyn
sxcep(ed) from the depot, co-nsr Of Broad aud
Eighth streets, ct $50 p. ID, arriving in Freds-
THEV6Gs TICKETS snd THROUGH. BAG.
GAGE CHECKS TO Alexandrte, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New 7 DIRK, Boston, anG
Nil tho principal cities in the West.
For ftrtn er information and through tickets np-
pIy at the office of the company, corner Broad and
Eight In streets. Shockoe Hill, and at the ticke!
otaee, corrsr Byrd and Kighth streets,
General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL Ruth, Superintendent. APPS
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As1csS01s Sales.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
ByJ.L Byerly b Co., Auctionesrs,
No. HAT Main street.
THIs DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK WE
will sell at our store, No. 1SG MAIN sIeea,
q laSu Il T s:
: '''' WARDRnBEs,
BUREAUS.
BEDsTEADs.
GRs,
WlsHsTAEDs,
TABLES,
CHAIRS,
CooKIsG and PARLoR STOVES, &c. !,
After which will be sold large assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
heinr tbe entire stock OF pawnbroker discon-
continuing business in New YORK city.
ALSO,
miscellaneous lot OF
DRY GOODS,
SHOES,
HATS,
FANCY ARTICLES,
NOTIONS, &c.
Ths attention OF the public generally ls
ed to this our drst regular sale, as every aiu'ie
offered Will De posi''siyy J. SOU l.. BYEsLY CO.,
By E. Gathright, Auctioneer,
No. 1893 Main street. between Fourteenth ano
Fifteenth streets.
GALE THIS RNIN 6 AT 10
FURNITURE,
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
CLOTHING,
CLoTHs, CAssIMEREs, SO.
jail Z. HRIG 1T, Auctioneer.
By Cook 3 Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
HORSES, MULES, COWS, ETC, AT
Ii AUCTION.-THIs DAY at 10 o'clock we will
ell at the horse lot on Council Chamber Hill,
large DRAUG8T HORSES,
2 pair SPLENDID MULES.
2MILGH COWS and CALVES,
lTWO-HORSE WAGON, with complete SET
COOK & LAUGHToN,
ja1l Auctoneers.
T AUCTION At 10 O'CLOCK TO-
"a DAY, in rear of the Ballard Honse, for cash,
several excellent Hortes and a Spring-top Wa
gon in perfect order with Harness. also, for
good sixty days paper, two large Farm Mules, In
Q: 81. PORTEgFIBLD TAYLOR,
1all Auctioneer and Horse seller.
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r UMP FLASTER.-400 tons Lump
~ Plaster, in quantities to suit purchasers. for
sale by ua7J A. s. LEE.
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OpPICR RICHMOND AND YORK kIVER)
R.IrpoaD GnMpkNy

RICHMOND, CctODer 1907.
AJEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NCE-
IN FoLB, AND THE FOLLOWING POINTS
BEY0ND-VjZ., PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, GIN
CINNATJ, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE. PARE EES.
BURG. CUMBERLAND, AND NH5ELlMa.-
Freight received MONDAYS and THU RSDhYS st
tnis depot a. TO o'clock P. NJ. for the above
points, and forwarded with dispatch and at rsa'
sonabIe rates Passengers for Baltimore and PHI.
adelphia leave at 7 o clock a. u. on TDESDA "
and FRIDAYS. reaching Baltimore early nexi
morning and Philadelphia that night. Fare-Tc
Baltimore S!; 10 Philadelphia, S6 90. Passenger
for Norfolk and intermediate landin lsave every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at
O'Clock A NJ. Freight Tor Norfolk and iptermedl.
nto landings received Mondays. Wednesdays, and
Fridays. Passenger ana freight train leaves every
day ut o. clock 4. III. for White House. Freight
rsceived every day up to O'Clock T. M, Sunday
excepted.
Shippers observe the following directions:
From BosToS TO RICHMoED.-Mark your good:
80 Union Line" and ship by Boston and ProVi.
denc6 railroad, care OF thu" Richmond and orb
River Railroad Line" pior No. Light-streei
wharf, Baltimore. ,
From PHILADRLPHIA TO RIcHaoED.-Forward
nlI goods by the " Philadelphia and Baltimore
Union Line" Is north wharves, Philadelphia,
care Richmond and York River Railroad Line, pie1
o. 8 ight street wharf, Baltimore.
FsoM BALTIMORE 10 RICHMOED.-Ship all goods
by the Richmond and York River RailrCao
Line" s. EEEUHAM & So1S, Agents. pier No.
Ligbt-str.et wharf, Baltimore.
WILLIAM B. ENoy,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN =. FIREMAN,
PASSENGER and Freight Agent, oc 30
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RIcHAoND AND fETsgsBURG RAILROAD Co.,s
kICasoED, VA, August 81, 1867.
NN AND AFTER the 30th instant
Vthe TRAINS ON THIS Road viii leave
as follows:
EXPREss TRAIN daily Except Mondsys) at /.
A. II.
THROUGH MAIL daily at l:4nP. n.
FkEIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex.
ceDt Sundays at ais p. n.
The A. III. Train connects closely with trains
81 far south as Augusta, Ga, and at Petersburg
with trains of the Southside railway.
The Lao P. Ii. Train makes close and sure con.
nsctions with trains for all points south as far al
New Orleans.
The4 Is P. NJ. train connects at Petersburg with
trains for Norfolk
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and ali
FEEIGHT and RECOMMENDATION daily lex
cept Sunday at 1880 a. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $3.50 A. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sunday at 7:A
m.
Fare to Norfolk. 81. Baggage checked through.
z. 81. GILL,
sos Engineer and Superintendent.
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By Grnbbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Y FRONTING ON The BASIN BANK, CARY.
AND ELEVENTH STREETS. F X s. A AT
AUCTIvN.-On MON DA Y, goth January, at
o'clock P. n, we will sell at auction, upon tho
premises, the very valuable LOT OF GROUND
situated as above, upon which formerly stood the
rebouses and stores OF Messrs. Grenshaw Go.
1t fronts on the basin bank 1893 feet and runs back
the west side of Eleventh street to Cary street.
afording every facility for the receipt and dis
charge OF goods direct to and from boats and the
two streets.
The foundation walls (of granite) are in good
order for building apon, with excellent culverts
for drainage.
The location of this property, In tn centre Of
business and convenient to ell the mills and de-
pots, has always caused 1t to be regarded as
amongst the most valuable Ia the city for commits
sion. storage, and general merchandise, or for
manufacturing purposes.
The property win be sold In three lots Of about
equal size
after the sale Of the ground we will sell the
BRICKS thereon, comprising & large quantity.
TE1Ms: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
jal0 Auctioneers.
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oFpIc8 VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND. October l. 1857. {
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
' On and after OCTOBER 1sT the Mail Trail
will Do run between Richmond and Stanton
daily. except on Sunday. and on sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsvile. West of Staunton
the Mail Train will leave for Covington on MON.
DAYS. WEDN ESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re.
turn alternate days
Leave Richmond. .7:l5 4. NJ.
Leave staunton for Covinston. .a:4s P.
Leave Covngton." .....................3:4O A. %.
Leave Staunton for Richmond. ~........s 800 A. NJ.
Richmond at z. HI. and 4. Ii.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominent
points North and South. and to Lynchburg, Lex
iogton. Harrisonburg. Lewlsburg, and other pro-
minent points In the West
AT Covtngton, JAMES J. A. TROTTER & BRO
THER's STAGE LINE connects with the Mail
Train for White Sulphur, Lewisburg, and Ka-
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore 10
Charleston, two and O half days.
At stanton and Goshen, HARTMAN CO.'S
STAGE LINES connect with Mail Train for Lex.
inston daily Except Suadays), and passengers
so through from Richmond or Baltimore same
day.
The Passenger Car heretofore attached to
Freight Trains will be discontinued
Fl. d. WHITCOMB,
ocl General Superintendent
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SJGNIHGTSs


TOR NEW YOaK-oLD DOMINICN
u STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-The .s1ssh
splendid Jew sde-w eel steamships LrSSESSsss
ALBEMARLE, SARATOGA Hat xSs{Fsna
leave New DIRK foI Riehmond direct every WED;
every e71 TUESDAY sTI and stTUEDiY. =,
EXPRESSLY Sn for this route they have splendid
saloons and staterooms and the fare' aceommo
daons ana atent9n are na rsru,rv
at New York on the Company. covered pier 81,
NORTH river, within forty eight hours:
Freights for points beyond New YORK forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge made except for &C.
thai expenses incurred.
Orleans, and other soutaern ports, leave from the
adjoining pier Al good goods for these points are
pr9y
I noad: Ea 5sSp WEI clty Point and Peters.
For freight ggs6isgs A eRkkix Co.. Agents.
de4 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
pHILaDnLPHIA, RIG ACNL
+ ASpp NoRFot sE,6 STSAMsHLP ,ss-SSsss.
tIN W IS ! N0sf9Lk a., ed sXH s.
line, VIII leave Philadelphia everyqss&
SATURDAY, and Richmond every fhlDA2 atty
natsly.
for sogsotK sso for
bills OF lading signed through.
ps:ssss sc + SsSss 9 assn and
&C siDta oncs 10. s.2s on ont tho Dock.
TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
a kED ALL LANDINGS or THEc5ssSs =
JAMES RIVE2.-Yhs fks. and els syaSsssry
CANT 's'Sns SAs s2nS z zH T. oIsEosD:
Place: o. soS6AY; wEGEEspAY. ana ISkip1s
ct $50 o'clock :. r., and return on Tuesdsy,
Thursday, and Saturday.
connect with steamers for BALTIMORE and
TBAln leaves CITY POINT for PETERSBURG
Fare to Norfolk, $50;
received up to 8 P. N. daily for BOSTON, BALTI-
MORE, principal LANDINGS. ON CHESAPEAKE
BAY, ano all LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER 81
reasonable rates.
Freight Tor Eay landings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted to yrrser Of steamer must DC
enclosed In Go7errEe,z stamped snysiope.
th .RSMy to Ii 6n e. f ssHmsii AE -ssii
EOE PALATkA, FLA, SAVANs
Z IAH, GA, VA FERNANDlNA,E aeo1z "a
AL ffh IANp rIS On RE ST. -
JOHNS RIYEI.-The splendid
STEAMER DICTATOR"
1000 tons burthen,
Captain LOUIS n. CoXBTTgR,
will sail from Middle atlantic wharf, Charleston,
3: G. for the above places every TUESDAY
NIGHT at . O'Clock, connecting with the Georgia
Central railroad at Savannah for Mobile and New
Orleans.
For freight Or passage apply to
oc 7l-3m Charleston, s. G.
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DITUMINOUS COAL.

lam now prepared to furnish my friends and the
public generally with
MIDLOTHIAN LUMP,
HAIL, AVERAGE,
and SMITH COAL,
in large or small quantities.
ANTHRACITE COAL constantly on hand and to
arrive, at market prices:
WILLIAM HALL CREW,
corner Seventeenth and Cary streets
ia l0-1W
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By Cook Il Laughton, Auctionsers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

By Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
cOUTHERN FOUNDRY, MACHINE
tAR re- Lot OF GAsTss Gs IRqN Pd =,
On TUESDAY the 14th instant, at II o'clock, we
will sell, by request Of Mr.. +. 7. Brannan. sur
viving partner OF the late firm OF Eddins & Bran
dry, situated in rear of Shockoe Warehouse, all
OF the said establishment, embracing the
Fo Own y , BgiL d \ i, INV,
PURNACE,
PLoUeH CASTINGS,
HOLLOW WARE,
STOCK OF METALS,
PaTTERNs,
FLASKS,
A large lot Of SCRAP and other;IRON,
and, in fact everything pertaining TO we'll regu.
lated foundry; altogeth or too numerous to mention
In an advertisement.
AHo. HORSE and CART.
Terms: All sums Of 800 and under, cash ; over
$lGc and under 1900, sixty days; over $500 four
months for notes S sattsfsctorily endorsed,
1a9 COOK s LAUGaTpN. Auctloneers.
By Davenport & Co., stock Auctioneers.
Office over Exchange Bank.
WE SHALL SELL At AUCTION
w at our Office, over the Exchange Bank, on
apd and
which Will be sold on sixty days time with inte
rest added
IL, coo Richmond and Danville Railroad per cent
Coupon Bonds;
10, 900 City OF Richmond per cent Bonds;
Is shares Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Stock;
IS shares Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
DAVENPORT CO.,
ia 9-tds Stock Auctoneers.
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No Il Fourteenth street, between MILL "oN
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
~ DAMAGED GOODS
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY the 18th Instant at ~ o, c I.}
A M at Eo II Pearl street, up stalIs' Se w.
win the consent of the underwriters OF ths ses
raj insurance companies, sell at public au''ion
the en'lfe s'o0A assorted GOODS Nv
which was ged by fire at oor store gu Mon'
day the eth Instant ,sortsd stock
There was very large and well: assortso BLUM
Of goods in the store. consisting in part Oh
DIZZY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
hats.
CLOTHING, Sc, sc.
Herchants will find 1t to their interest 70 atLenu
tbis sale as the whole stock will be SOLO "ltnou'
TgsSs: All sums under 300, cash from sioV . 70
Saoo sixty DAYS: and over that sum, ninety days
credtt with approved negotiable paper;
- :, ida Auctioneers. .
Norfolk Jonrnal and Petersburg Hsdfr copy and
la m this office.
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BY Bowman stroock. Auctioneers'
M 70 Fourteenth street, between Main and cary
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DITUMINOUS COALS.-For sale, 300
d tons norwood LUMP and AVERAGE
GOALS These Goals ara considered the best CRATE
and manufacturing Goals mined In this State.
TERMS: Very accommodating.
WRIT ROBERTS,
Offices, corner Seventeenth and Dock streets, and
at the bookstore of J. Wall Turner, SO. lila Main
street. ja4
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TOR THE DAYS.-JEWELRY
II and SILVERWARE,- consisting OF beautiful
patterns OF DtaIhond Sets, Rings, Pins, &c.
large variety OF Stone, Cameo, Pearl Amethyst,
of Jewelry. Ladies' and Gent!smsn's WATCHES,
hrst quality. beautiful styles, ard warranted.
tiiul patterns. sILVgkWARE In full sets, and "a
extensive assortment of silver articles in Cares,
&C., for presents alro, Silver Spoons, Forks, La
dies, Butter Knives, Mugs, Goblsts, Casters, Card
Cases, Porte mon naies, Napkin Rings, and Cream
Pots and Sugar Dishes. Call and seIec. 1t the old
established stand, 1912 Main street.
JOHN II. TYLER & CO.,
de 81 successors TO Mitchell & Tyler.
THRISTMAS CH RISTM AS!!
~ Newark Cider, Cooking Wine, old Jamaica
Rum, Cox's Sparkling Gelatine, Layer Raisins,
Cltron, Currants, Pspersheli Almonds, &C.
HUEDLEY s. TATUM,
DEF b2s Broad strsst.
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FOR RENT, three BRICK TENE-
Il MENTS corner Nelson and Thirty-third kzA
streets, Church Hill, one containing eight Es3
rooms and the other two four rooms each. ~
From two to fifteen acres Of land may be rented
with each tenement. There is an orchard of choice
fruit on the land attached TO the first tenement.
Kent low good tenants. Apply TO J: 81: Sands, or
GEORGE K. BAGBY,
Real Estate AGENT
Ola Main street between Ninth and Tenth
ia ll-3t
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TOR RENT,
a The UPPER Of R4T THE HOUSE ~
over my store, suitable for small family. IssEss
Rent moderate to good tenant.
G. G. THOMPSON,
Family Grocer,
Ia lo-3t corner First and Main streets.
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DOR RENT, that desirable BRICK
II DWELLING located on Marshall street Ia
between First and Second, No. 104. Posses go
sion given Immediately. Apply to kiES
BLUNT & M0sELEY,
ia 1-lw Druggists, Main street.
, 1868-06-09
NOTICE.

THE undersigned has now taken
the opportunity of informing the
public, that his affairs is not con-
nected with Mr.. Augustus Williams
(his father neither in privilege, rights,
nor copartnership, he being only the
superintendent OF the beef butchery,
as formerly for others.
Ch~ristiansted 21st May 1868.
MOSES E. WILLIAMS.
, 1868-06-09

DERSONS indebted to the dealing
of J. de Pontavice dec. are po-
litely requested to settle their ac-
counts before the 1st of July as after
that time all overdue accounts will
be handed to a lawyer for collection.
, 1868-06-09

THE Absentee-Tax becoming due
on the lst proximo the respective
Attorneys are requested to transmit
to the undersigned Commission state
ments of the crop made, also of the
of houses owned by Alb
sentees, conformable to the ordinance
of 10Th February 1917 and 22nd Fee
bruary 1855.
The returns are to be forwarded
before the 10th proximo, after which
period report of those III default will
be made to Government.
Royal Tax Commission. St. Croix
3Oth May 1868.
CARL HATTENSEN.
C.. r. MAGENS. J. A. HOVER,
cOnst..
, 1868-06-09

appear as it the present eruption exceed
ed in magnitude and terrific grandeur any
thing that ever preceded it, and this
would make it more violent in every re-
spect than the recent eruption of Mount
Vesuvius.
, 1868-06-09

nLLE og Enhver, som MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afgangne Planter JOHN ELLIOTT, og
efterlevende Enke RosELINE SIDNEY
ELLIOTT, indkaldes herved til at an
melde og beviisliggjore deres Krav
for undertegnede Skifteret, som be-
handlende bemeldte Bo, linden I'd
l0bet af 3 Maaneder, efter denne Ind
kaIdelses sidste Acknowledgements.
st. Jams Skifterets Contoir den
1Sde Mai 1868.
F. w. DEWHURST.