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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-28
BOS "A. I'D a LIS
Purifies the Blood.
For Sale by Drasgi~ta Everywhere.

The Reynolds Patent Plow.
HAVING made arrangements with Wm. Glaze
III Co., for the manufacture and exclusive sale
OF this justly celebrated PLOW we are prepared
to offer them to the country on good terms. Good
tools will always be fonnd good investment
Feb % FISHER, LOWRANCE & FISHER.
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Needles and Fishing Tackl,
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

A%CO THIS NEW and Commodious
&sNNzS HODSE, located corner of Broad,
&.sS4I1G way and Forty, second street, New
,1ss13as7 York, possesses advantages over
all other houses, for the accommodation of it's
guests: 1t was built sly for first-cass
family boarding hors' t,, ,oms being large and
en- suite, heated b. ,,cam-with hoi and cold
water, and furnished second to none: while the
culinary department Is in the most experience ed
hands, afording guests an une1ualled table,
One OF Atwoods Patent Elevators is also among
the modern improvements" and at the service Of
guests, at all hours.
The broadway and University Place Cars pass
the door every four minutes, running from the
City Hall to Central Park, while tho sixth and
seventh Avenue lines are but short block on
either side, affording ample facilities for commu.
nicatng with all the depots steamboat landings
places of amusement and business of the great
metropolis. MORE & HOLLEY
March ~ emo Proprietors.
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self-Raising Flour.
Sn BARRELS Hecker's Sell. Raising FrOIJR
w just received and for sale low, by the bar,
rel and at retail. by J. Il. r. AGNEW
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Mackerel.

TX KITS No. 1 Bay and Shoal MACKEREL.
- 20 Bbls., Halves and Quarters, Nos. /, 2 ant
., LOT sale by E. Il G. D. HOPE.
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Planting Potatoes.
Sn BBLS. PINK-EYE PLANTING POTATES
cO just received and for sale by
Jan II J. d T. r. hGEEW.
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: Charleston Advertisements
LIVERPOOL.
NEW YORK
BOSTON. .

NAV Al. KCACH CO., Of Charleston, s. c., have
Wv regular Limos Of Sailing PACKETS, to and
from New York and Boston; and also send vessels
to Liverpool, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other
ports Their regular Packets are despatched
weekly from New York and Boston The advan-
tages they offer are, that their rates of freight are
MUCH LESS than those of steamers, and they ac-
commodate Themselves to shippers. Insurance is
effected by their Lines at very low rates. For fur
ther particulars apply to
WILLIAM ROACH 4 CO.,
East Bay and Adger's Wharf,
April t1mo Charleston. s. G..
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Corn Whiskey.

- BBLS. NORTH CAROLINA CORN WHISKEY,
- of superior quality, on consignment and for
sale low, by the barrel. e. L. G.. D. HOPE.
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Wine Bottles.

Do GROSS Wine Bottles, for sale by
~ Feb IA e. & G. D. HOPE.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

CRY Foor PADs.--About midnight
night before lasr, one Of the messenger
toys connecfed with the Western Union
Telegraph office, nj Virginia, WAS on bis
way home in the northern part Of the
city, when h. was stopped by a couple
Of foot pads and robbed Of S2l in coin,
= silver watch and chain, aud even n set
Of studs from his shirt bosom.-Gold
HILL Meas, l4th.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

SERVICE in toe Catholic Church to
day. Rev. Father Kelly Will fer
the holy sacrifice oftbe Mass aud preach
in Empire City ut o'clock Il. III, and
in Carson at II O'Clock m, and 7
p. NJ. Instructions for the children
will be given in Carson at 'clock p.
m. All are respec fully invited
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

THEIRS will be preaching by Elder A.
4. Johns OF the Later Day Saints, this
evening at y O'Clock, in Mr.. Lrwlor's
school house All are invited to attend
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-There will
be no service to day Sunday school
will rleet ut o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

A FINE BUILDING AND a GRAND ISSr-
RANCE CoMrAHY.-Thc New York Sun
riycS Il glowing account of what Il pro-
nounccs to be the most commodous, dura-
bic. massive. and imposing commercial
building Of The Metropolis, and Il grand
triumph OF the Renaissance School a
Architecturc-namcly The Equitable Lite
Assurance Socicty'S building. This great
building, fronting five full numbers-1lG,
lis, 40, 122, aud 124, on Broadway, and 81.
Sc, and 50, Cedar Streets constructed OF
white granite. iron, and brick; in all. about
5000 tons Of these materials have been used.
A million and half bricks have been en-
ploycd in its inside walls and floors. 1t l.
covered by 5000 superficial feet of slate
roofing. The height of the building from
pavement to roof is = feet, and to the mas
~ive Gilt eagle which crowns the pavilion
facin" on Broadway is 300 feet.
This COMPANY has capital of So .0N0, 600,
and IN annual income Of SG.0G0,OAo lis
standing risks are about S135. 000,00o. It,
last ycar's business reached the enormous
sum Of SCI sol .S2j. Intervening between
the grand hall and roof are fifty spacious
offices, which. with the three large banking
offices OF the first floor and great rooms oi
| the basement. will he rented for bushes
PURPOSES. Toilet cOnycnicnceS equal IT,
The most approved are found attached TO
them all. Ii has been estimated that The
rent accruinc from these rooms and bank
| m@ Offices viii pay fun interest on all mo-
uey expended in constructing and furnish
| ing the building, and still leave the I.qul'
| table is second floor free Of rent. Alto
! gctncr. the company i Il magnificent one,
! and has lnarniiircnt buildings. JOHN IL
| Montague is the agent in Richmond.
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EXTRAORDINARY VOYAGE OF THE STEAMER
HELEN BHooKs.-OEc OF the most eXtrIor-
binary passages ever undertaken and per
formed has recently been accomplished by
the steamer Helen Brooks. On the 9th day
Of August, 1869, the steamer Helen Brooks
left Baltimore, Md, for Bayou Ieche, La.
bay, and passed through the State Of Della
ware by canal; up Delaware river to Tren-
ton, Nj through the State of New Jer-
scy by canal; down Raritan river to New
York city up Hudson river to Troy.
through the State Of New York by the Erie
canal 10 Dui!alo thence by way of Lake
Erie TO Chicago; down through the Illinois
ctnal to the Illinois river and thence down
on Thursday morning, october II, 1869,
ater u circuitous journey Of over three
thousand miles.-Napoleon (Ark.) Ncacs,
October 10.
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AFFAIRS - New NorK-ATJANT1C CABLE
OPERATIONS -- tUSToH-liOUSE lEvESTlGA-
-:o>-, ,vc.-Nctr York. November ll.-Thc
New York kru!Hy Express says Ec@otia-
r..u> are going on between the Western
n.on Telegraph Company and the French
t..!" Company Tor Il union OF forces and
on,.t.au-. Here is Il report that oEe-ct
Tie wines Of the old cable is 80 eaten by
sua!e small insect that it is very slow and
uncertain IN itS. operations, il not gone,
and hence the prospect of 4 union Of all the
Atlantic cables with the Western Union
Telegraph Company.
The Eco0Hy Pos! says that Collector
Gmueti and District Attorney PicncpOnt
agr making Investigations into the affairs 81
g.s CU~tum-hOu>G mere which have 30 far
Demonstrated beyond doubt that IN iln-
ueu>e quantity OF goods have been re-
moved Nem bond upon fraudulent papers,
audihr the Government has been dctraIdcd
ID D-at hundred thousand or one million
dollars. Frauds III the drawback depart
Mcul were contaminated III some cases by
fraudulent papers, and in others icy chang
!ug The amounts ~ which drawback was
Gue, They We're conducted in the hOlucst
maGar possible, and it Is therefore sup
posed tuut some one holdings responsible
I.., under the Government was concerned
anthem.
Draw backs were sometimes obtained to
.araluu4uI tt"o or three thousand dollars
..r goods alleged 10 have been shipped on
yr~-r~ That never Lift pert. The papers on
VIII. Ia tAe>r claims were collected had to bc
~.-I.,I Ivy iHatghord. formerly in charge OF
the Drawback Bureau, Jud more recently
.u,.sr-r ut public stores. IL Is claimed
i4.c Du,cilOrd received ten per cent. CA
frauds. omuguriu2 10 800, tV0. These, how
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13
Rye.-lo bushels prime ut 4Lo5.
PE-EyHIRTTED.
Domestic Markets. TBY TELEGRAPH =.


NEW YORK. November l2--Noon.-Stocks dull
and steady. Money. rG1 per cent. St"ring-' org
100 short, 1924 Gold ICY. 5-2o's, G2s. rs Ter
ncssec s's-EX-conDons, 80: rev 5e3 virginia
Ts-Ex-conpors. So; new. 81 North Carolina
G's-0ld. 4f3 new. rs.
Flour duli and heavy. Wheat quiet and !, firm ..1
| Corn unclaimed; Porkaon lard steady. Cotton
good stunned. f.. eoase. 25 Frcir'ts dnll.
Euenin1.-C"tton steady and fairly active snles
100 hrlrs ut CSC Flour favors buyers: Suncrflnc
-. 85GSSic Wheat lac. better. with GOOD de-
mand chiefly for speculation; amber Michigan
21.ITSl.+ {: winter rcd western, Sl2'hSl.a2
Corn less active and Il. lower. Pork frmer, With
, good dcmrnd Mt 500 $50. o5. Lard steady. Nh's-
key decidedly firm ut Sl.o26S1.otA. Groceries
steady and firm. TuTnentinc, a7h1i!c. t"sln
t?.e56fs. Frcghts dropping; flour. per SAIL :"
Governments closed steady; 5-2o's, 60 1l5i
Southern securities dull Money easy arh moe
rat"ly active Mt fF7 per cent. Sterling dull ut loo
Gold steady at 1851.
BALTIMORE, November 12.-Cotton dull. Flour
&5.37i. Wheat steady. Corn arm ncT ao"s9,.
Oats SSiS' re- dnlI at os r. e. pto''SonS
Virginia G's-Old ~ bid; coupons. new, 81 oio.
C1vc1SSATI November l2.-Corn In good r.
'irm ut 81. Pork dull at sal Lard. new, letc.
| Bacon-Nothing doing, and but little here.
LOUISVILLE, November .io.-Corn advanced ;
mixed so@l3Ic Wniskgy 81 rToSisGH sr dnl i,
G3c.: clear sides. 1o3c. Bacon-Sho.lders, leic.;
clear sides, zoe. Lard quiet at l5iEll6!c.
| WILMITGToN. y. c.. November 1o.-Sptrts
| Turpcutinc-Sone Offering: Crude steady. Rosln
| dnll TT sl.55mSi. Tar st"ndy. Cotton shows n
| slight improvement ut 23Gh233c.
| NEW ORLEANS, November l2.-Cotton flrmor at
for the week ~. G5a bales. Noassc5 easier: prime,
| 7sGS0c. Gold, 1863. New York sight, discount.
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Foreign oInrke,s-TBY TELEcRAru1.

LONDON. November acknowledgements. 93t.
United STATES bonds, s3;. Tallow !Gs. CO. q les. 'd
PARIS, November 19.-Boursc quiet rentes If
35c.
HAvRE. November lo.-Cotton opens declin-
Ing at I30l., aioat.
LIVERPOOL, November o-Noon.-Co:ton opens
quiet uplands, II!d.; Orleans, llid. estimated
sales H. 400 bales sale. for The week, 50 00j bales
intending 600 f.rcxp"rt and: coo ror SpccuatlnD
Receipts Of the week, $4,000 bales, incl ding
1900 American. Stock. 49,, 900 bales. lnclad!ng
Ing 10 eo9 American. Rcd wcs"ra wheat s.. % !;
rcdwntcr, 9s.Fio<. III. T,co D cloch-Cottca dull !:
upland-, iiin!ltI Orleans. I1s0UiG.; srlcs
won't cXc al 600 bales. Yarns and fabrics hcavy.
LIVERPOOL November t2.-Ereaiuq.-Cctt" y
closed steady 1plGndi. nfmilil.: Orleans. lls6E
ll;f.: sales. u cen bale. includinr Loo for cX
port and speculation. Er! western y heat, S.. ST..
.cd western. 9s. Id. TmrmenLinc. .gt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

FATHER IIYAcISTHE EXCoMMUEIcATEn.--
Tie italian correspondent Of the IGiL7e
says that ii is understood in Rome that Fa-
thor iiyacinthc i communicated accord
in- to the rules instituted at the Council OF
Trent. The statement that several French
bishops will defend the reverend Fathc!
before the Ecumcnical Council is believed
to be ,mtoundpd. II is possible that Rather
Hayacinthe'> name will he mentioned III the
discussions regarding the liberties OF The
GaiIican Church, and the jurisdiction Of
bi-hopS over the mcnastcrics Of their do.
rrsps: but there is no reason TO believe that
the case Will lie made the subject Of 4 >Dc'
citl debate at the instance OF any OF the pre-
l.trc-LOuGOn NC!CS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

TmE GENERAL FREIGHT Agents CoNvEH-
T#u%-- / Du.uLE PROCEEpI>GS.-L0utScHlc.
NUyt.ulcr ll.-'Ihc General Freight Agents
Association assembled at 10 \. u. The re-
port - tho coIAmittcc Of i've, submitted
Yesterday, suggesting lor the consideration
c! the trunk lines spIu@ radical changes III
Wo.,a.l-houud classification, was adopted.
Iu~lelIy}giu~a! I'll railroad rates to New York,
10 tlhe effect November -, 1869, were
adopted From liuciunati-tlrst class, l4G
cents; second class, 10; third class, 50
fourth class, 60; tlour, 800; cotton, com
pressed, %. From Indianapolis-First class,
80; second class, l20; third class, -
fourth class, G2 " flour, l25. From Louis
yillc-First class, $50 second class, 10 ;
third class, %; fourth class, 10; llour, 40 ;
cotton. compressed, 100. From Evansville
First class, 100; second class, 100; third
class, ly5; fourth class, -; Hour, $50; cot
tn, compressed 100. From Cairo and ST.
lyUiS-i'ir>t class, $50; second class, 10 ;
sArl class, 100 1; fourth class, 50 4; flour, 100 ;
cotton, compressed, l05. From Chicago
First class, 10; second class, 1876; third
cLss 90 p; fourth clsS-, % cents.
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The Re-Union OF the Presbyterian:
Church Norfh-Scencs ct pittSburs
and PHILADELPHIA.

P1TTsBUrG, Pa, November 12.-Thc two
PRESBYTERIAN Assemblies, Old and New
School. assembled to-day, and after Joint
devotional exercises separated, and forming
into lines marched into church, joining Mt
he threshold. They were greeted with
The clappine Of hands and waving of hand
kcrchcfs by the immense crowd assembled
to witness The rcinion.
Gable kilograms were sent to the ELL
ropean Prcsbyterians announcing the
union.
PHILADELPHIA, November 12.-The Pres
hvtcrians are jubiant over the reinion.
The newspaper offices are flying blue flags,
the colors Of the old Covcnanters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

BURGLARY AND SHOOTING IN New JERSEY.
E1f.leu. 0tiu, November 1l.-Last night
r8ce men broke into the house Of Mr..
Kelly, at Masouyille, y. j., about three
miles from Moorc>toWn, and after tying the
family 10 their beds. rau>ackcd the house.
NJ. Kelly, after freeing himself, ran TO his
fathers house, and, procuring firearms,
returned to his house, where he saw Il per-
son crawling out OF Il window, whom he
shot, and afterwards discovered the person
u be his wife. Mrs. Kelly is dangerously
wounded. The robbers afterwards visited
and plundcreG other houses III the vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

PArAL ISFALL1DIIITY.-E0mc November
lit is said that The Pope declares hi de-
sire to have the Erumnnical Council avoid 4
discussion Of the principle Of Instability
ur!a-s Il is likely 10 meet with the support
a IN overwhelming majority. It's discus.
sion under any other circumstances would
only weaken his authority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

NORFOLK AID GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD hIrFT1NG.-On Monday last quite ?
large and irtercstin" meeting was addressed
m the dinin" hall Of the Nickel> House, by
Col. r. s. Flournoy and Hon. =. \. Davis,
on the subject Of the Norfolk and Great
Western railroad. We were pleased to see
4 very marked degree Of interest manifested
by our citiZcns.-B Bristol Ne'rs.
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THE UNYEILISG.

As the last word OF Mr.. Whites address
was spoken, a shawl, which had concealed
the statue. was lowered by those who held
it, and the mystery was solved. There was
disclosed to view 4 tall figure drapcd in
white, With face expressive OF little but
total iuiocv. One arm OF the figure was
folded over the breast, while the other held
out, at right angles from the body, 4 we'll
worn wutcring-pot, bearing the figures
.2O7," the consolidation price OF Central.
The applause and laughter rs this ludicrOus
liaurc was seen were utterly dealening, and
altogether Undesirable. From one end Of
the Long Room TO the other there was one
continued roar Of laughter such as never
vet greeted comedian. When people
caught breath again there were cheers Tor
Van Schack and Tor every one else, and the
chairman was called upon for Il speech. As
he declined to speak, the glee club again
struck up, this time singing My Country,
IT'S oi Thee" with 4 chorus TO the effect
that g" lie is II pretty good fellow, which no.
body can deny" This couplct possibly ap-
piled 10 the worthy Commodore.
Perhaps the most ridiculous part Of the
ceremonies was at that period when tie
statue was seized with laughter and INDUCED
in cachnuatory exercises exceedingly uu-
bccomingin statue and rather threatening
to the well-bcing of the watering-pot, which
came near dropping from It's hand.-Nc0
York HOJIQ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

SALE OF CJRCus.-Dr. Thaycr's circus
was sold recently in Cincinnati, at auction,
hv the sheriff. II was found impossible to
sell the circus bodily for not less than S25,-
100, rs directed by the court, and it wa
therefore sold by piecc-meal. The elephant
vas knocked down for $1,000 to Adam
Forc1aueh. The lions went to Oscar II.
Norman for IS, 600. The entire proceeds of
the sale amounted to little over $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13
rNsURANCE CoMPAxTn.
u MnNTAGIrE. 111a MAIa srnErr.

T Fl. MONTAGUE, 1119 MAIs srLgEfs
~ +. RICHMOND, represents the EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCES CIETY OF SEW,
come, $500, 900. Al profits divided annually
,mopg the assured. It's atfaire arc carefully me
snrance 1encrtmcpt or the State Of New York.
Holders of this cornpany's policies oftener IN.
crease the amrnnt of their Insurance than feain-
spiruous. Applications solicited. WI.LIAMG.
ALEXANDER, President; HENRY y: BrDE,
yice-Prcsident; GEORGE ": PHiLLlrs &C.
tuary; JAMES w. ALEXANDER, Secretary
no l2-am
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InrorTANT RAILROAD SUIT.-C olumbuS,
Ono, November 1.-The railroad commits
tI1uer d Ohio has brought Sut i'll the uanc
o. t4a ltite against jay Could, president OF
u" bic road, u lessee OF the Atlantic and
treat Western railway, Tor falling TO file u
that corporation as lies in Ohio, US re-
CURED By the laws Of that State.
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ATTEMPTED Capture OF Quantreii.

San FnAScIsco, November 12.-Quan-
trell, implicated in the Lawrence (hansasl
massacre during the war, has been traced
70 Camp Scott. Nevada. An order was sent
for his arrest, but it arrived too late, Guam
trcll having deserted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

JrrrrrsoS DAvls-AFFAIRs IN NIss1S-
sippI-LGckson, November 1l.-llon. jet
fcrson Davis arrived this afternoon, and j.
the @3est Of hIre. Tarply. He will probably
remain daring III" Fair next week.
The political contest grows warmer, and
Great Interest i manifested hv all classes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

IN Virginia policeman who shot n SOL
;licv is to be tried by the soldiers, under =
special order from General Candy. But If
soldier was to shoot policeman. ought
the case to he tried by q jury of policemen !!
Whecliaq RenSter.
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Preparation 10 Take Possession Of Sun


NEW YORK, November 12.-The World
has an editorial asserting positively that by
virtue of secret treaty the steamship Al
hanv. loaded with arms and ammunition,
has sailed for San Domingo Wa Dry Torttl-
gas, where she will ship five hundred sol
dicrs. She win take possession Of the island
in the name Of the United states.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

UrorrAEr LAND SUIT ~ LOUISVILLE
t.a<rUe, Ey., November 1.-The heirs OF
J ua Campbell, the possc>Sor OF 500 acre.
il: lJal in I,>&, which now embraces the
commercial centre OF Louisville, are about
u>titutjn- suit for this property. OF which
ta-r claim they are the ri@htut owners,
Since the first charter Of the city On ISIS,
.n.rarr until il i, now owned by q lar"c
number a PERSONS, all Of whom VIII be de-
t-.4..A.s ia the SUR. The land and improve
u-uts arc valued III So, 900 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

BOILER EXPLOSION N kENTUcEY.-C tact's-
na!I, November l1.-rhc boiler in Hender-
son d Large's planning mills and sash factory,
al Coyington exploded territcalIy this
morning. The widest rumors OF the loss of
Lie prevailed until late III the afternoon.
The boiler was situated in cellar. Four
teen men were in the shop at The time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD MATTERs.--
E0Icjah. y. C., November 1.-The stock
holders meeting OF the North Carolina rail
road decided the question Of 4 lease to the
RALEIGH and CASTOR Railroad Company 10y
indefinite pG>tDOucmcnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

SANFRAECIsco, November 12.-The Secre-
tarv Of the Treasury has ordered the release
of the French ship Malabar, seized for
smuggling, on the payment Of three times
the value Of the goods Struggled and $1,000
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

LAND SALE.-Hon. A. r. Holiday has
sold CHERRY Grove" his late residence, in
Spotsylvania county, for $4,000. cash. to s.
7. Bayly, Esq. it contains $50 acres
Fredericksburg Nctrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

The large Touring mill, Warehouse, and
elevator Of Ho%meg & wood, at Chillicothc,
H., was burned Wednesday night. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000 i'll eastern COM
panieS.