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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-20
Affairs I'm NaNSeEnOuf.


SUFFOLK, January Is, 1869.
The eighth commandment has been more
frequently violated in this community of
late than has been agreeable to the feel
ings or interests of our citizens. A few
days ago a negro attempted to steal the
money drawer of wcll-known merchant
in broad daylight. Two or three nights ago
the chamber of one Of our townsmen was
entered and robbed of gold watch and o
small sum Of money. Considering that
several persons were sleeping in the room,
with light burning, this robbery reaches
to the sublimity of impudent daring. On
the same night Mr.. Thomas Kilby 3 smoke
house was relieved of about half the bacon
by remaining unknown.
Rip Van Wrinkle still sleeps in this sec
ton. At recent election large MAORI
ty of all who voted refused to subscribe two
hundred thousand dollars to the Norfolk
and Great Western railroad. Our people
do not seem to favor internal improvements,
except at dinner-time, when they always
vote for large appropriations.
1t is positively stated that the Seaboard
and Roanoke railroad will soon change its
terminus from Portsmouth to Norfolk-run-
ming from this place to the latter city over
the Norfolk and Petersburg railroad. This
change, if made, will be due to that wise
legislation of Portsmouth which makes the
Seaboard road pay a tax of ten cents on
each passenger carried through that city
Our citizens generally oppose the new
movement to take Virginia into the Union
on the platform of universal suffrage and
universal amnesty. Hon. John R. Kilby
in voting against this proposition at the
Richmond conference, faithfully repre-
scented the wishes of his constituents Of this
county. -,....
We are daily expecting General Stone,
mans guillotine, and have the saw-dust
prepared to receive the heads that are
chopped off by the glittering blade. If
however, the efficient clerk of our county
court be among the decapitated, the int
rests of the whole county will be seriously
damaged, as it is well known here that NJ
one can be possibly secured who is compe
tent to take his place. The present CLERK
is especially needed, as the records were
unfortunately burned sometime ago, ant
very much frequently depends upon hi
retentive memory. DroGENEs.
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BY Wellington GoGdln,
Auctionppr and Real Estate nc,

VERY VALUABLE BRICK TENg.
MINT, AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF MAIN STREET AND LOCUST ALLY
FOR SALE At AUCTION WIN be sold Al anr.
ton, on the premises on THURSDAY the ?lst II
January. 1863. at O'Clock i. NJ, that ury yau.-
ble property located as above.
= he tenement IS IN good repair. fronts on Main
street % feet runs back OF irregular width .! 81.
feet.
Also, LOT in rear. 40 by 4?} feet.
The location Is good one for commercial pur.
poses.
TERMS: 0nc-fourth cash ba ancc at four eight
and twelve months for n gotiable notes Interest
added secured by trust deed.
tal5 w. GODDIS. Auctiarorr.
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Great improvements have been made in
the manufacture of glass. A Partisan
manufacturer has produced glass thread as
fine IS SPIDERS web, and as flexible, while
its strength 10 equal to that Of wool. 1t can
be. and has bssn, worked in q sewing mo-
chine. ~ : 81.
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sale TO commence at half-past O'Clock L. ID.
IL l2-tds
TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-

4 thUO1GEO GALL oE hDoSb LANIN
I TEEN HUNDRED AND SISETf.SEFEA
ACES OF LAND IN THE COUNTY "
YORK. IN THE STATE Og fLHSlai3l ~
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG.
Pursuant TO the provisions ., q deed OF trust exc
cuted by Robert Saunders and Lucy Is. LIS vile,
bearing date on the lst OF January, 1881, and GuF
recorded In The County Court OF York COUNT. the
undersigned The trustees therein named ~ inc
reGUest OF the creditor secured by said deed, aga
having given the four months notice r.luirrH "
the said deed To the said Robert Saunders ul such
rr0ufsttion VIII, on TUESDAY The l6th day ul
February, 1882 at The front door OF the EIcaSnRs
Hotel, in the city or Richmond, 81 tbs corner 81
Franklin and Fourteenth :t!cets, AZ the hour Oh !!
o. clock NJ, proceed u sell thc IL EAL toIkIE y
and known as 80 EMS CREEk," or so much
or such parts thereof rs may bc necessary 20
satisfy the trust created by the said deed. ihlS
land Is situated on Queens creek. one OF The IrOG-
taries OF York river and but short distance from
said river in the county OF YORK, In the 5taSe Va
Virginia. Vessels drawing four or ave feet o, W.
tar ascend this creek tO within fe" miles %
Williamsburg. :, -.
The place IS said 10 be particularly valuable lor
Oyster planting. No further description 10 no"
thought to be necessary, ~ IL 10 presumed tnaL NY
one desiring 10 purchase viii view the premises
aud Judge for himself before The day OF sale.
THE TERMS ARE: That the purchaser pay oht
half of the purchase money on The day or sGIc, 3n
the balance In two equal payncnts-one on ne ~
,iay or January 1870 and the other on the LIST day o.
January 1871, and for which he shall execute hie
bonds each TO carry Interest from Tho day OF sag
and 10 be secured BY deed or trGet on said ls2n.
The undersigned, Talbot Sweeney, residing IN lhe
!us the land to any our desiring 10 purchase.
Is. Il. DOUGLAS,
TALBOT hWESEY, Trusleea'
del5 ALEXANDER DUDLEY
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By 4. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
gTOR SALE PRIVATELY UNTIL THE

TOR SALE PRIVATELY UNTIL THE
A 18th JANUARY; II not sold that day
will be sold at public auction, the premises,
tnat very desirable REAL ESTATE known AS
Amelia Courthouse property, containing 1874
acres ; about two-thirds or which Is heavily tim
bered, Of original growth, aud bounded by both
sides Of the railroad the balance Of the tract Is
In cultivation. On the property there is a build
Ing used heretofore hotel, containing thirteen
rooms. commodious and large, and well arranged,
and ali necessary out-houses, and shaded by
grove Of beautiful oaks. The plantation Is well
enclosed. II Is convenient point from Richmond
for a stopping-place and eating-honse. he garden
contains several II Is OF the best III the
State, and Is enclosed by high brick wall. IL IL
an excellent location for country store the cli-
mate is soft and salubrous indeed II is one Of the
healthicst places In Virginia. The society Is e1-
cellert.
TERMS Very liberal. Z. ID. EACHO,
ia IL Real Estate 4 gent and Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

TOR RENT AT AUCTION.--Thatv a!u,
Il ' able FOUNDRY at the corner OF Cary sss
Win be rented at auction on FRIDAY, January ~
at ]: o'clock III.
Those desiring to treat for Il privately can DO 80
with as. SNYDER, or the irm o. ShyseE "
Irby. u NV
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE OF THE
a MOST DESIRhLE SMALL FAKSIS AD-
JOINING RICHMyND.-lt contains ONE HUN
DRED ACRES OF EIGHLI-IAPEOFED LIND,
with neat TW O-STOkY FRAMED DWELL ING
thereon, aud all the usual out-buildiu2s There IS
young orchard OF choice fruit trees, and i por-
tion OF the land we'll adapted for vineyard. 1t Is
situated five miles east of Richmond, on the Gs-
borne turnpike. IN good Ieighborhood and Is
very healthy.
TERMS Liberal.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Il SON,
ja20 AucllOneers sci Main street.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ IN MEtKJFNBURG COUNTY, Vh.-By
virtue Of Il decree OF the Circuit Court for the
county Of Hecklenburg rendered on the 10Th dav 0i
September. 1863 In the suit Of JorcS's guardian
ra. Jones. &c. ] shall on WEDNESDAY the 10th
day Of February. 1869 sell IT public auction. upon
the premises a TRACE of LAND belonging To
the estate of William Jones, deceased. lying on
the waters OF Dockery creek and known rs LION
hardy Grove" containing EIGHT HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. There is upon
the tract = large and comfortable DIV ELLlSG-
HOUSE, with All necessary buildings.
st the same time and place shall, by virtue Of
decree of the said court rendered on the same
day in the suit OF Sydnor, Coroner &c. for &c.
rs. Jones, &c. sell at public auction the MILL
known as JpNES'S MILL, with THIRTT-uNE
ACRES OF LAND attached, situated upon the
waters or Miles creek. about three quarters of q
mile from the above described tract Of land This
mill IS adapted 10 the grinding of both corn and
wheat: has very abundant supply OF water, and
Is regarded rs exceedingly valuable and desirable
property.
TEnMS or SALE In each case sufficient
amount OF the purchase money In cash to dcfray
expenses OF sale, and the residue In two equal
nual instruments, carrying interest from day of
sale. The purchaser viii be required to execute
bonds with approved personal security for the
deferred payments. and the title To the property
will be retained until the whole purchase money
IS paid. THOMAS +. GpODE,
ia l3-2ot Commissioner.
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FgRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EolalE.
I BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Thomas d.
Ladd and Lucy r., his wife 10 me, bearing Iat'
February 2lst 1859. duly admitted to record IN mn
2zd day OF JANUARY, 1883 on the premises, sell tIe
TRACT OF LAND wherein the said hon%S NJ.
about ONE HUNDEED ACRES, adjoining the
lands OF Mr.. j. w. Beyer!dge. the estates oil
Achilles II. johnson, James Grant and JohG
stewart There IS dwelling house and the USUAL
out buildings on The place.
TERMS Cash as to the sum or S7oo, win inter
est from February 81, 1889. and the residue upon
credit TO be made known At the day or sale
Selling rs trustee, i viii convey only Win ape
c,ai aarrcn:y. JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
S Trustee.
sale to commence at half-past O'Clock Z. ID.
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BY 6rubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

g M A LII FA R M OF THIRTY-0 L
~ ArRyS At AUCTION. We will sell ut anc-
ton, at our Office on TUESDAY the 2eth January.
at IL o'clock NJ, nice LITTLE FARM IF
THIRTY-ONE ACRES, situated at Glen Allen,
on the Fredericksburg railroad. 3? lie improve
ments embrace small new frame house, thirty or
forty choice fruit trees. &c. The place IS well
watered, has plenty Of wood and Is very dc irnble
as market garden or country h me- The fare to
Richmond by railroad is eight dollars per month
distance ten mics.
TERMS At sale
GRUBBS II WILLIAMS,
in 20 hrct!oncers.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
AucttOneer and Zeal Estate kyrn
STALUABLE LOT. ON THE WEST SIN,

VALUABLE LOT, ON TIE WEST SIDE
' OF BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN ADAMS
AND JEFFERSON STREETS, FOR SALE NJ
AUCTION.-WIlb be sold at auction on the pre.
form) being part Of that owned BY Nc. John r.
Kctly-froutlng 60 fee. OF the west line Of Brook
avenue, running back on lis northern line about -
feet to wide alley, and bounded on The south 10y
alley separating this lot from the grocery store
Of Messrs. George Tilnhcrlske Il Son. This Is :
first rate stand for retail grocery.
TERMS One-third cash; balance At four and
eigh. months for negotiable notes interest added
scared by trust deed.
illI-eoItds w. GDDDIN. kuctIOnepr.
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LOST AND FOUND.

@ = REWARD. -Strayed or stolen, EsssS
efDC on the night OF the 18th of January, A~A-
a LIGHT RED cow, very large, with white
spot In her forehead. The above reward will be
paid II delivered TO COkDLE CLlNELf,
IN oo-2.E Ninth street nesr Broad.
GSn r E w A r D Stolen or .g-gs~o
DLU strayed from residence, cornerSASSaa
OF Franklin and Foushce streets. on 18th december
last u SETTER PUP, about SIX months old !;
llver-colored head and ears; white spot In fore
h nj large Iiyer-colored spots and Test Of body
mixed red and white. The above reward Will be
given for him. or such information a5 will lead 10
his recovery. BRADLEY 1. JDhSSOS, .m
ia e-eol2w 1914 Main street.
neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
~ The Second Auditor Of the state. Of Virginia
for the renewal Or the following Stock OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA, which has been lost
VIZ.
No. as.a, for $3.50, issued under net OF 2ed March
1850.
no 3ssS' Tor p ,S SO issued under act OF cath Of
No. No. 1851 1851 for for $500 $500 March, 1851.
No !sO, for O.? lOO Issued under act OF nth March
lsl7.
No. sle, for $500, issued under act OF 9th March,
III iSt7.
Issued In the name OF Ann l.. Staples, to receive
the interest during life Transferable by order OF
the Circuit Court OF Henrico county
a, K. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner,
Circuit Court OF Henrico count. ia suit OF sta
pies, &c, ps. Staples q dLS. noA-Wam
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DUCKWALL 4 ROUss,
~ No. 1906 MAIN STREET.
a GENUINE VIRGINIA. HOUSE.

Received by to-day's steamer Isaac Belly, an
other fresh shipment OF AUCTION BARGAINS
bought by Mr.. RoUss at the great suction sales Of
New York. consisting In part of Prints and La
dies DRESS GOODS, Bleached and Brown Do
m n, Hosiery ana Gl9yes Bal~Srals. shawls
Cloaks, Collars, Cuffs, Notions, NC. jas
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

ENRUSTEE'S SALE UF NEAI E0I d
4 by virtue Of deed Of trust from Thomas VI.
Ladd to me bearing date February :sth. r5'' duly
recorded III Hcnrico County Court Office: shAll
as trustee. on the ED DAY OF jan UhRI, 'o3'
on the premises, sell the PARCEL OF LAND adj
joining the farm whereon said lad resided I'D
ienrlcO county. the lands of j. W. RGyerinHe
and the Brook Run, containing about TWhAIl-
EIGHT ACEFS.
TERMS Cash as u the sum of s's7 a, ~i'A me-
rest there for about four years snd ls Tc1'""c
ON 4 credit 70 be made known ut the day ri sale.
Selling as trustee, wili convey only WIZ spe'i"
warranty.
Sale TO commence ut j O'Clock I. VI.
IA l2-tds r. AYE, II"sI'''
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL AND FOR RENT. r..
LII ANTHONY has removed his TEA STORE
TO the corner Of Main and Eighth streets, and
offers for rent ONh-HALF OF THE STOKE.
1t will be parti;ioned off to good tenant. The
rent will be very low. Apply at the store. jas
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pETERSBURG LETTER.

3 Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
The Late Shooting Afuir--7hief Arrest
AUTHORIZATIONS upon Property, DC.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND, ON

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND, On
CBUTCHER'S CREEK, II HECKLENBUtM
COUNTY, Fh.-By virtue Of decree or the cir.
on the oth day Of prli 1857 in III. suit OF Iownvs
rs. To"ne, / shall, on SATURDAY. the 2fd LAY 81
January, 1899 In front Of the courthouse, 4.
Byyd,on, SELL at public auction, the TRACT OF
LAND on which Edward n. Toonr recently
resided, situatcd on Butchers creek, IN the
said county, containing about eco acres. there
are sore eighty acres Of exceedingly valuable
creek flats. The high land IS "f very superior
qnaity, with an abundant supply Of wood ana
water. There IS upOu the tract comioEt"O.c
With the usual Out-bulldinEs.
Terms OF BALE: Cne-fourth of the purchase
money win be required in cash. ard TIE balance ID
two equal annual instalments The purchaser viii
be red1irrd 10 execute bonds for the deferred pay
mems md the title 10 the land will he held untii
the wi o;c OF The purchas" r"r"v IS paid
THOMAS T. GOODE,
10 Commits.
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j. 4-eoitdS w. GDDDIN. kuctt0neer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

FNRUSTEE'S SA l. h OF VALUABLE
L LAND IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY.-By
virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Edwin Talta-
ferro to the sub5cr Ger for certain purposes therein
specified the subscriber will sell, on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of February, 1862 at Gloucester Court
house 1T pabiiC auction. 10 the highest bidder that
valuable TRACT of LAND lying on North river,
In Gloucester county, adjoining The laadS " War.
ner u. Taliafcrro aud others, on which Mrs. Bland
Taliafcrro At present resides.
This tract of land contains ONE HUNDRED
AND THREE ACRES Hes immediately ou North
river, In one Of the most desirable ncIsbborhoods
in the county. There IS on lhe place good
DWELLING-H0USr. and al Necessary out
buildings, and the land Is productive ard In good
state OF cultivation. IL Is rarely that such desirable
property Is offered FOR sale.
The terms viii be accommodating. Selling as
trustee. Will only undertake Ia convey such intc-
rest rs IS vested In me by the did deed OF trust
bat the title IS believed 10 be ',erlrct.
For further particulars, OF any Information on
the subject of this land. person 81" may 'tst" Ia
purchase are Tc'crrcd 3 Richard ;. FolkrS, ts,t.
Charles City county; 10 General william Il. Ialit-
itrro, Of Gloucester, or To- thu subscriber.
in l2-td.t W. SHTPA Ri MILLER Trustee.
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ByW. B. Robins, Real Etate Agent.

DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND
4 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON ROAM.
OKE RIvER.-By virtue OF decree rendered
by the Circuit Court OF Mecklenburg county, Va,
II mt hf R su Of Wilson and Cther, plaintiffs M A.
Dad others, defendants, shall on WEDNESDAY,
10th day of January 1862 sell to the highest bidder
at public auction, upon the premises the LANDS
ice, Containing FIFTEEN HUNDRED aCREs
more or less, lying on Roanoke river, In Meckien-
burg county, Va. These lands will be sold in three
centainiss SIX f2oH H6NDR ID and oSE
HALE ACRES more or less, having upon 1t an
excellent DWEJLING-HOUsE comparatively
new With abundant and excellent barns and other
NAE containing FIVE HUNDRED AND
NINETY ACRES, more or less, having upon II
comfortable and commodious DWELLING, with
other known as the seBA1LY" TRACT, contain
Ing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
4 large portion Of the two first named tracts Is
river bottoms conceded to be Of the very best
quality. The high lands are equal to any In this
section of Virginia. Both tracts are abundantly
supplied with wood and water. 1t IS confidently
able and desirable to be found within the limits Of
Virginia Persons desiring 10 invest in real es-
tate have here Of the finest opportunities that
Will be presented in the State for buying rst-rate
lands.
TERMS OF SALE $500 In cash and for the resi-
due OF the purchase money a credit of 6, IL, and
e te vRg Win a
ments, and the title to be retained as additional
security.
At the request of the parties interested, the pur-
chaser, by paying one-third Or more Of the pur
chase money in cash, will not be required to give
personal security.
WILLIAM T. ATKINS, Commissioner.
BoYDToN, VA, December To- 1853.
The above lands are rented for the year 1859, and
possession will be given the LIST day Of January,
is7o. [de AI W. It. A., Commissioner.
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EOR RENT, part of WINDSOR" s
I two miles west Of Richmond near West $50
ham turnpike the desirable DWELLING VITA
twelve rooms and wide halls, GARDEN of an acre
. + land with some excellent fruit trees, grapes,
&c and another acre set In STRAWBERRIES. me
oaks &C.. in the yard, and beautiful views from
the premises. ., ,o,,,o os
'" is % o''g AZ vel i''1 J. l.. APPERSON.
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DRY GOODS.
EIRsT-PRIzE GLOVES.

. ltIkST-PKIIE- GLOVES. - -.
We announce wi h much satisfaction to the wear
ers of K1D CLOVIS that we have obtained the
agency for the sale OF
d. Ju6LA'S ii
which obtained the HIGHEST PRIZE ut the Paris
Exhibition of 1857. These Gloves have been
extensively worn In Europe. where they are ac-
knowledged To be unelualled in quality, ard gre
superior to any other make ever before offered In
this market, and we recommend them rs such TO
our patrons.
We shall receive fresh supply OF these Gloves
every week. Ladies can order any particular shade
desired from sample card which we have on e1hl-
bltion. LEVY BROTHERS,
ja2o Nos. 1918 and IT'S Main street.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT OR LEASE, IN THEG
4 TOWN OF CHARLOTTESVILLE. akaA
large and handsome PRIVATE Residence,
with servants houses stable, carriage ice, corn,
smoke and COW houses, together with four or hVe
acres Of ground, which embrace well-shaden
yard liue garden (well stocked with fruit tree5l
and large horse-lot and truck-patch For lur-
thcr inf ,rmation apply To the undersigned or 70
his agents IN Charlottesville, Messrs DUNE u
JONES. attorneys ut law. T. n. hNLETT,
is 20-lm Law office lOol Main street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

By James NJ. Taylor Il Con, Auctioneers,
No. SCI Main street.
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WASHINGTON xETTER.
WASHINGTON, january IS, 1856

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING s
q with eight rooms. and KtTCHEN viii sssH
three looms, on Second between I Law and Lc'Eh
streets next door to +. II. Rohlns's apothccAry.
The premises have Just hcen painted and WHICH
CHARLES l.. TODD,
/, On corner Sixth and Clay streets.
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my GOODS.


VrnANNELs.-Thosc in want Of F1LAN-
sEns should call and examine our stock. We
, :, !, .,ore the GENUINE WELSH SHAKER,
noMET, and all other qualities Of WHITE
rLANNELs; also. full assortment Of OPERA,
PLAID STRIPED, and TWILLED FLAN-
NEIs AS we make FLANNELS q specially
ia our business, we can show larger stock ana
at lower prices than other establishments
81. LEVY BROTHERS.
!. % 1918 and LIS Main street
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ENUR KENT, UNE-HALF OF a DE- sE;a
Il SIHARLH-LOCATED REsIDENCEEzS&
with ample accommodations for small family.
Apply on the premises, No. bird street: between
Main and cary. from II A. NJ to- M or adj
dress F.. box No. 1893 postoiice. 4, ftrences &c
iru1
Wilmington journal., 1869-02-05
Agricultural Convention.

Tt is with much pleasure that we cal
announce that the meeting OF the Agricul
tural Association held in this city on yes
terday was decided success. The larg'
attendance of delegates, their characte
and the extent of country and Interests
they represent, and the business accom-
plished, places the undertaking on sure
and firm foundation. Some fifteen coun'
ties in this State and South Carolina were
represented by men of standing and sub
stance. and all displayed the most anxious
interest in the sessions of the Convention
and the objects in view.
We call attention to the proceedings OF
the Association published elsewhere. Ihey
will be found important, involving many
questions of vital interest to our people
Many of these matters will form the sub
iects of future consideration IN our columns
In order to give ample room to these pro-
ceedings, and other matters OF current
news, we must suspend further remarks.
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