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LIST OF VESSELS

tlSI Uf fESDELS H-'ss -
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT
REIGN.
LIvERPooL-
The Heiress, Rea, sailet ~
DONE sT1C.
PORTLAND, MB. -
Brig Mary Dana, O'Neill, cleared. ......Ocs Is
RocKPoRT. MK.
Brig Manzanilla, Spear, sailed..........,.Sept %
BOSTON.
Ship Anna Camp, Lincoln, up. ...Octooer 3
Ship John Baker, Spear, cleared. OCTOBER u
Bark Aurena, Lincoln, up...... OctoDer II
Bark Evanel, Randall, cleared. OCTOBER II
Bark Mcneil, Sproul, cleared ...........O Oct II
Schr Lowell, Leayitt, cleared. ..Octooer 3
Brig Carmna, -, sept 3
Brig K n Hesler, Jones, up. ....Sept 20
NEW YORK.
Steamship Key West, Rudolph, cleared. OCT IL
Ship John Sidney, Bartlett, cleared OCTOBER 10
Schr Ruth B Baker, Lenny, cleared. October lS
Schr n Hawkins, Wyatt, up..... ........Octooer Il
Schr Mary Tyler, Tyler, cleared. .oct 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig V Williams, Williams, cleared. Oct is
Schr E q Mayor, Naylor, cleared. October II
Schr S Burns, Crosby, cleared. Sept 10
Schr Steeman, Church. up. sept Il
Schr E A Hooper. Champion, up...... October Is
Schr b Sheppard, Clark, cleared....... oct IL
BALTIMORE,
Bark Virginia Dare, Bishop, up. .Oct Is
Schr Mary Eliza. Crowell. cleared. OCTOBER 20
Brig Abby Ellen, Fossal. cleared. .....october 1s
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The Fast Steamer PILOT BOY, sEh
Captain John Sly, win resume her 1a1lI
route on TUESDAY, 27th September. leavln. .; Fro
ser's Wharf every TUESDAY MoRSIsGss az oc,EcA'
Every FRIDAY MORNING, at 8 O'Clock. for Beau
fort Pacific Landing. and Fenwicks lalHad.
RETURNING,
viii leave Savannah every WEDNESDAY AFIER'
NOON, at half.past Q O'Clock, touching at Sea-
brook's, Beaufort and Pacific Landing. On the
FRIDAY Trip. viii leave Beaufort FRIDAY NIGHT,
touching at all the Landings on her way TO TO
Charleston. Every alternate FRIDAY, sne WILL
For FREIGHT or Passage, apply on board or
to ]. D. AIKEN q CO., Agents.
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FOR SAVANNAH; FERNANDNA, JACKSON
WILLIE, PILATKA AND ALL POINTS On
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
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Receipts by Railroad, October az.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

1853 bales cotton, 50 bales goods, 100 bbls nou r
4s0 sacks nour, % bbls naval stores, cars sto OK
To Railroad Agent and others.
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TWICE A WEEK

10 B F L o R I D A,
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LINE TO SAVANNAH.

FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT. hiLfos
HEAD, SAVANNAH, DARIEN AND
BRUNSWICK, Ga
The favorite Steamer
e; IL a H A " G o x,
Captain L. W. BURNS
Will receive Freight at South Attain AaKS
tic wharf for above points every sf1sSIL}6l...
TUESDAY, and leave on every WEDNESDAY MoKN.
ING, at O'Clock, arriving at Savannah tne on Sane
ing morning. Returning, Will leave savannah LOT
Charleston every MONDAY MORNING, az o'cfocA'
IRAyESEL HOLMES.
sepIo Nn. 1T East Bay.
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sAuED SATI1RhAE,.
Steamship. Champion, Lockwood. New York
Steamship Ashland, Crowell, New YorS;
Steamship Empire Holmes, Philadelphia

The schr Frank Jameson, Jameson, from Charles
ton for Philadelphia, was spoken October 10, Hat
teras light bearing west by south 10 miles.
The schr Gartside, at Philadelphia from this
port, experienced rough weather, and lost spars
and sails.
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The charies,on Cotton, Rice and Naval
TO- Stores Market.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
:. SATURDAY EVENING, October %, 1870. a
.C0r7oN.-This article was in good request but
light stock, and prices in many instances were
nrmer, improving about 30 p u, Sales 700
bales at 70; ls a:Is;l at 1sH; 2sat IA; "a at
lax; SO at lax; 81 atl4x; 81 at l41s; 70 at AK;
tGat 14x1;s So at Isl; zoo on private terms. We
auote :. & HDil. i
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EoR SAVANNAH, BEAUFORT, SEA

BROOKS, PACIFIC LANDING, FENWIcK's Is
LAND.
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fsoMMIssroNER's SALE. OF Two ", {!
1 naa1srHp % sb hRo1Se,RE i,spoT gaT;;
aIHse1 S EYE aHH p oTaER A. hsP PAnoHR
T FIN H2 !asHA Is, Ss,y;
OF PAYMrNT.- by virtue Of Two DEGREES Pro
red nv the Chaucarv Court of the city OF Rich
mond on 25d july and 18th October. 1870. respec-
lively In tire case Of Brown. &c.. against Rrown's
executors &C.. we. the undersigned, the two ac-
ting commisaione-s appointed nv the first mem
W to aeddn Res
Kuctioneer. corner Of Bank ard 18th streets. In
the city Of Richmond. on FRIDAY: the 2sth 30 =,
sT caiied he HossE ~ the county
from Mossineford and Roanoke denots. Contain, !,
Ing $40 acres. being the same land formerlg nwned
md occupied By the late VIM: NJ; W9tk'ns' al
joining the lands Of Iaaac g. Darlington ana
others. On this farm there are the usual bnildines
The land is If fair quality, and Inc place ms
4fter witch. at the same time md riaee viii be
Fauquier, containing s4s acres; about two miles s
from Rapp shamrock station. being the same ION.
s on and on n Ne f. Copon to Mary r. brown. On
this tract there are also the usual buildin es. 80
TERMS: Enough in cash to de!ray me e1pen ,ts
of sale and the balance In three equal fnstaments
at j. : and 3 years. respectively, with interest
added from the day of sale. The purchasers s1Vlhs
their bonds with salts actory security LOT t,iS ,
ferred payments. and the title retained TIL the
whole purchase money be paid or. at their eleS 8.
lions, paving one-third cash. giving .tbeir Dohds
w1tnont any security for the balance as aloresaiu'
and titles retained as aforesaid.
= ~ JAS. pT.EbSAnTs,f Commissioners.
ROBERT STILES, ~. =. :" = : =
In consequence Of the inclemenev Of the weather ne
the above sale was postponed till THIS DA1 AZ tne
1E JAMES PL LEA commiss'rs.r
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A Doc ON His TRAvEls.-[From the,
Louisville Courier-Journdl].-We have
lately been placed in possession OF a fact
that shows how nearly allied to the reason
of man is the instinct of the brute creation.
Not long since Mrs. B., residing in one
of the interior counties of Missouri, left her
home on visit to some relatives living in
Henry county, in this State, bringing with
her favorite dog. On arriving in this city
she missed her pet, and search and inquiry
failing to elicit aught concerning him,
she was compelled to continue her jour
ney without him. Fourteen days after
the lady had left her home, the
family were surprised at the appearance of
"Fido," whom they thought worrying the
pies or sSbaying the moon" in far off Ken
lucky. Not less than nine hundred miles
had been travelled by his dogship, and when
it is remembered that he had been brought
hither by rail, and could have had no trail
to lead him back to his old quarters-thal
the broad Ohio and the still broader Missis-
sippi, not to mention hundreds OF streams
of smaller proportions, lay between him
and his puppyhood's home, the journey
was a remarkable one, and as such must
ever distinguish this s'dumb brute" as q re-
markable dog.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN IHE
COUNTY OF MECKENBURG, AID Two
The Town n OF &c CLARksvTlLE.-By virtue Of
a decree pronounced by the Circuit Court Of
Mecklenbng at the 3ci91sr1 tera Nm ls1G Of saa
against T. Darlington, &C., shall proceed TO sell
btade on t the PrsnlEeS On sss
which T. C.rrin2ton now resides This tract con,
tains about 472 acrts OF land but viii be surveyed
the day Of s II ines on hs soa e ess
of GAINESVILLE. 1t has on 1t q commodlous dwell
Ing house, built OF wood, snd all necessary out
houses. About sixty acres OF this land is IN origl-
nal forest, but hiss been much pilla9ed. Any one
Wishing to purchase will call upon the subscriber,
who will show the property.
the remainder In three equal annual tns.alInents
the deferred payments to be secured by bonds OF
each edarF ses Gay
| ON THE SAME Day and by virtue OF tne
same decree shall offer for sale the two-thtrd in-5
IN Lot No 49, IN f s town 81 of be
town, and has on |. large framed building, ,.na
ON TIE 10TH DAY Of DECBMBER, 1870, bX
the same decree the premises an9tnet Hnr
ing about 200 acres and locsed on Inc as OF
limestone Greek, and within eighteen mes s oi
and the necessary tobacco
It is well watered, has an abundance Of timber,
and is considered as good as any tract In the neigh
borhood Persons wishing to purchase are re-
quested to examine the property.
TERMS :, Though cash to pay cost OF suit and
exnenses OF sale. The residue In one two, three,
st four equal annual instruments, the pur chaser
executing bonds with sufficient security for the
deferred payments. bearing interest from day or
sale and title to be retained until full payment OF
the purchase money or the purchaser may, at MS
option, pay one-third cash and execute his bonds
for the residue Without other security than the
title retained rs aforesaid. Possession In each case
TO be given lst January, 1871.
~ - JOHN r. LEIGH,
no II eodtds Special Commissioner.
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A SUNDAY or two since an incident oc-
CURED In an Episcopal chapel which, had
the scene been elsewhere, would have
evoked considerable merrimcnt. The in
cumbent had commenced his discourse,
when gentleman entered the chapel. and
stood respectfully and attentively listening
inside the door. No sooner had the pIeach-
er's eye lighted upon the newcomer than,
dropping The thread of his sermon, he said
to him, g Come in, my friend, come in we
are always glad to see those here late who
can't come early" Thus addressed, the
unknown individual stepped forward, and
coolly took his seat, and then as coolly
asked the preacher, Would you obllge
me with the textp "Certainly," was the
reply. and the request having been conn.,
piled with, the sermon proceeded.
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-aSTgrr0Yga1 assa l fSsys.

.rOMMIssTONER,s SALE OF FOUR
W VALUABLE Tract or LAND. by ytr.
tue ofa decree Of the C1rcnit Cont on nscs ss
burg county Vs. rendered ct ts y Oe.T9s sesb III
; . g. s y ao4m s s pAf e Of 0pfaEGE IL
sell at the residence or Or. Paul @: Vensbls, The
following property belonging 70 tho SAID T. Q.
Yf e. 1a|s5Ms yHaAcT iy.a a. e MsesIsa:
burg and partly IN Charlotte COUNTIES, On B,n e
sas ssfaS as ssesiss C.
fNG-HOUsE, and all, necessary o1It-h2uses, II, 9
thorpUgfiatate Of repair and preservation; Inc
growth of wheat the grasses, and all other crops
sf sS rbe i BRS ssie TRACT lying on Blue
LANDS ssss n and
sa, Very soed fpsWsELIfNHoIsE WIN nsess
isns orsbasa peDn apple
land is very fertile and adapted to The growth OF
The sS Tss e iSHs T ffstien This
Charlotte comfy, adjoining the lands OF Richard
Russell, Judd, and others and contains $50 acres.
Has ans Iii good
state of preservation. This lnId 10 also very
good, and adapted to the usual crops of the Sec
ti9 a.h. The BURTON TRACT. This tract lies In
the countysof Charlotte, adjoining the aforesaid
home trast and LIB the lands Of seiEes; sna 9th
Soierably good. The land H. Of pretty much the
same description as the other lands above de-
scribed. Possession to be given the LIST Of Jnriu-
airy, 1871. !, 80
These lands lie mostly within about Is miles Of
the Richmond and Danvflle railroad.
b TERMS The Mansion tract for one-third cash,
and the balance on credit of one, two, and three
years, the purchaser to execute bonds for the de-
Serred payments, carrying interest from the day
OF SALE and the title 10 be retained until the whole
of the purchase money is paid and as to the resi-
costs OF suit and expenses OF SALE and the balance
on O credit of one two three, and four years, the
purchaser to execute BONDS, with approved secu-
rity. for the deferred payments, carrying interest
from the day Of sale but should the purchaser
prefer one-third cash, aud the balance as afore-
said, without securitV. In either event, the title
to be retaine until the whole of the purchase
money Is paid. JOHN ". SPENCER.
I-I-1. Commissioner.
GAINESVILLE, VA, Nov. Is 1870. 49, -
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J augrsssssss sFnsmre t,isys. J,
: n tBy welIngron ,Goddin,
Auctioneer and Resi- Estate Agent
.1fmIaeN SALE OF GRopsoF CORN

SALE OF CR0PsOF GghN,
a sHuCKs HAE COW, ., Enc, s7AsNR pIs i;
The ren,fest Of Gensrai w n Richardson, twho
has discontinued farmineIt shall sell at auction;
at his farm on the w estnaDa Plank TaI5, three ana
sgth Novpm ber 1870, ut II O'Clock NJ. if fair II
not, the first fair day theresfter the following mr.
'iJie Ist of superior white flint CORN; -4 =,
A parcel or FODDER, GLOVER, HAY, OAI
sHUCKs;. one fine dairy COW, fat enough for
Two breeding sOws. half tmported Hampshire,
half Chester stock; with ,Ia,1s Parcei OF ri'S
A lot of genuine BRA HMA FOWLS, and some
fine GUINEAFOW -
Also, one WAGON and GEAR:
CART and GEAR STRAW CuT,TER
. ROOT CDTT FIR CORN SHBGLEk ,EGA r
ING MACHINE, 9nd q lot Of FARMING lM-
.FPIEMFNTS, &c.
90 W. GoDD!N, Austioneer.
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BY Francis i. 1Sbell. So.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

rOUsE AND LOT AND HOUSEHOLD
LII FURNITURE, ON THE WEST sIDE OF
HILL CEMETERY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed b; y mis-
dayof November, 1860, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office Of Richmond Hastings Court, d. b.
a. A.. page 49, shall, rs substituted trustee, at
the reuuest Of the beneficiary therein named, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, upon the premises,
on WEDNESDAYs the soth day OF -, No n,aaa y.
marcel of LAND. with TWO-STORY TEAMED
HOUSE thereon, oesignated as Lot No: 10 on a
plat annexed TO a deed from ID. Judah to A. A..
Hughes located as above stated, and all OF the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF every kind be-
longing to the said Butler.
Ihe LOT fronts rs feet on Sd street, and runs
back ll6 feet to an alleT.
TERMS AT sale. FRANCIS T. ISBErL,
M 90 -. Substituted Trustee.
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To-Day,

To-Day. =!
rrr,,. December No. OF Lippsncotts Magazine.
Oh finger, sweet To-day, - :.
And hasten not away
Let kindly eyes still shine. "
Tho same old friends re mine,
The lows which, being thine,
Shall pass with thee away:
Oh leave them, kind To-day -
Oh hasten. drear To-day!
oh hasten fast away.
For thou s,d tears hast brought,
And hours with sorrow fraught,
Fair hopes that came to nsught:
Take, take them all away,
And Inns er not To. day:
oh Infinite To-day,
That shalt not pass away.
Out Of the shadowy night
Into thy heavenly light
Under His watchful sight.
We fam would haste awar'
And call earth Yesterday ~ u X
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BY hos. w. Keesee, Auction eer,
IS h,'. No. 1917 Main street. -

r.@.. - s-'F.' NO. 1ali MINI etFee1'
TRUSTEES SALE OF HACKS,
| HORSES, AND BUGGIES AT AUCTION
By virtue Of deed OF trust executed by ANDREW
J. Cosby to the subscriber. hearing date the ?5tf
day OF March, 1859 duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court, shall, in execution thereof, pro.
coed TO sell at public anction, on Friday, the
25th November, al IL O'Clock H., at the stables on
6th street. between Marshall and Clay streets, the
following prnperty-ta wit: s..
CLOSE CARRIAGE and HARNESS, .r
OPEN ,RTTGGY and HARNESS,
2BAy HORSES. '' e. .'
BROWN HORSE, I.t1f1t' ri
i BAY HORSE, ,-.-s ...-.
BAY MARE ind COLT. ... ,s-... q.
TERMS Made known at the lie.
80. -.--.I' -.s ANDREW JINK1ES. Trustee.
Sale conductedby THos.W. REEsER, Auct.
i-rss' 'PosTPoNPMENT. -
In consequence of the incemency Of the weather,
the above sale is postponed until THIS DAY 81
the same hour and place. The sale Will positively
taka Mace. Q "
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By H. Mccormick, Auctloneer,
14l4 Main street.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
L on IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CHRr-
MOS AT AUCTION BY CATALOGUE.-Win
be sold at auction, by catalogue on SATURDAY.
store Mo- 1914 ain street, between 18th and l4th,
the largest collection OF
.CHROMOS ~
oyer offered for sale at auction In this city.
The public, and ladies in particular. are respect
fully In yited to inspect them previous TO the eaie'
no q II. MCCORMICK, Auct'r.
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By Grubbs q Williams, .Z.9 =.
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
Y VALUABi,E ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER:
FORTY MILES ABOVE RICHMO"D, AT
AUCTION,-In execution OF a decree or the
Circuit Court of Goocbland county, entered
ais rs t'Pembertoh and ais ~ the undersigned,
Commissioners thereby appoiuted Will sell at anc-
lion, upon the premises. on SATuRD 7. 26th
November, 1870 at IL ocloe NJ, Ut fair II not,
then on the first fair day thereafter, sunday ex-
cepted the VALUABLE ESTATE OF which the
late John B. Pemberton died seized. known as
"Clover Forest" lying In Geochland county, on
miles above Richmond and opposite TO the VII
lage of Gainesville. H. contains abont so2 acres
of which l92 acres are first-quality low grounds
ass acres open land. and 375 acres In WOOD en-
bracine some fine timber. -------
The buildings consist of m excellent prlck
dwelling and the out-houses usual on an estate OF
its extent. .rE
on the canal a sTorehouse, and q warehouse
The farm lies beautifully, ie In superior nelRn-
borhood, and has always been regarded as very
valuable and productive ...,
TERMS: Cash for expenses of snit and OF sale
the residue on credit OF one, two three ana Tour
years, tor bonds with approved security and bear
Ing Interest or, at the option Of the purchaser,
two three, and four years for bonds, aC.thont per
sonul security, bearing interest-in either case
the lie to be retained by the court until all the
purchase money Is paid.
Persons DISPOSED 10 buy such q piece or pro.
perty are invited TO examine this before the Day Oh
sale. W. II. Lee II, c,, 81.
Anctioneers no 90
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ID HILL ABEL PHIA, RICH-ffsA
SHIP IIHE-FOR PHfLADFLPHIh TW1CEG
NORFOLK, EMPIRE, ard ].
s. GREEN composing this line, viii leave Phila-
Selphta every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
and RichIn ond every MONDAY andTHURSDaY,
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun.
daysl. cheaper than by any other route, for all
parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. also for
New Orleans ria aouthern Mall Steamship Line
for Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk At
Passage 70 philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, es. ..Esa
a. is.st. rs No. s4a5 Dock street, Richmond.
WIN. r. CLYDE d Co, Agents,
,, yf + No. ID North w haryes, and
ses No. L. South Wbarves, Philadelphia
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LIST.

LADIES' LISIs
Anderson, Mrs. Geo. G. Lively, Mrs. elizabeth
Rsnwn. III Miss sarah Lee, Miss Msrtha
SroaeId. Miss A. A. 80 Owen, Miss NJ. p. 49,
xiv. Mrs. Geo. (2) Powell, Miss Olivia A.,
Hatcher Miss Mary Qnarles, Mrs: Bette
Relic Shackelford. s{rs. AID.
johnson. Mrs. Mary A. Tarrance, Mrs. Mary X.
Jeder, Miss Julia
GEETLEMEN's LIST.
Annie. George Jones, Il. e.
Bowies, Chesterfield Lath am, 4. v.
Bradley, James j. Lewis. DAVID ..
Rourne r. Morris, G. W.
por,na John Moles, Josiah.
TbnIsJny p. A. Owens. John T.
Grsm q P. icy OVERLY. Andrew 8.
Edwards Dec1tur Robertson, John
Fisher Chns, Wood, Samuel D..
lrav VIM Walker. VIM Fl.
barber VIM. H. Whitlock, John 7.
Hancork HartweIl P. Williams. James, (D
AA"''S' ]. III. CUNNINGHAM. p. III.
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By Cook Il Laughten. Aucttoneers, 800"
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
rrORsEs AND MULES AT AUCTION.
II TuTSDAY at 10 O'Clock we will sell at the
Horse Lot, rear OF Lancasterian School, several
excellent - -. -, - , 80,
SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES srsi.#.N
Several weil-broke MULES. -.
It COOK & I,AUGHTON, Auets.
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By Grubbs Il Williams

huc:.rneers and Real Hstate gents, -
eleventh street, between Main and Bank streets.
GALE OZONE HUNDRED AND
y 1TW~NTY-FIvE- ACRES OF LAND IN
HENBTCo COUNTY. NGhR TIE SPRIa.gI !,
sTREHTi% NEARLY OPPOSITE THE FAIR
GROUNDS GATE ADJ lining THE PROP,
RRTY OF MRS. TALLEY AND RUNNING
RACK TO THE SCUEFLETGWN ROAD
The property above described will be sold at auc-
ton at our Office on THgRsDAY, 1st December,
ESQ. and others. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
No "a. Auctfoneers,
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.f,ysTxsF EErTENs.

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
1 THE MANCHESTER P-OST-OFF1CE
NOVEMBER 20, 1870.
Persons calling for letters in this list will please
"a ,3vc K
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents. and .>neti0neers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank. .

A FRAMED DWELLING, ON TIE
IA EAST SIDE OF, SECOND STREET, BE-
AT 4 UCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,, the aoth day
Of November. at q o'block P. NJ, we will sell the
RESIDENCE occupied by Mr.. T. L. Whiting,
situated as above and adjoining the property Of
Mr.. Carey. 1t has about six rooms besides a
kitchen. The Let Is 80 by 100 feet. r
-.noas GSUBRs C WILLIAMS. Auct'rs.
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By Cook Il Laughton, Auct'rs,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

corner Governor and Franklin streets.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
N HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, sO,
slant at 10 O'Clock, will sell at the sidence on
Marshall street, between o5th and 2eth streets. q
sGHHe GUa GsaH and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS, .- . ....r -..9 -.,a
BEDDING,
together with many useful housekeeping articles.
j. w. DABEEY,
-noe5 Admir- Of Mrs. 8. A. Dabney. decd.
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uIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE:-I will
IL sell at auction, on SATURDAY MORHlNG.
November 2sth. 1870, at 10 O'Clock, the following
property, to satisfy sundry distress warrants anu
executions in my hands: -s .r.- q.
GUILD WATCH, .'...- ....
BIDLit RID TABLE,
1GnITAR, -.'
SULKEf.
2 MOCkING BIRDS, $685.
-'' Warehouses
...-.- BUREAUS, 49, -.-.., ...
BEDSTEhDS, =. .-''
.'. TABLES, ....,.f
MATTRESSES.
WASHGTANDS,
CUESTS.
TRUNKS,
CHAIRS,
MIRRORS, -..,
PICTURES, ... -. ......
WIEUOW-SHADES, ~
GUNS, SOAP, ..--..... .---
MUSTARD,
..| PEPPER,
RUNLETTS,
,..,. ROPE. 49,
CHAMBERS. r.-4
CLOTrES PINS, ..-.
MATING, &c.
no l7-eodtds A. w. RoSEN, Fl. G. Q. X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
By Cook II Lau2hton. Auctioneers,
Corner Frsnkltn and Governor street5.

SMoKING TOBACCO CUTTING-MA-
y CHINE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the
18th instant at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our auc-
Or One sSoKING TOBACCO CUTTING-SrA-
CHINE, capable of cutting l. 900 pounds per day.
no 20 =: : COOK 6 LAUGHTON, AHctrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
.s. FOB NEW YORK. x>%GAR
1 OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $500

The sp.end,d new side-whccI steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGA2 IA, ALBEs
MAELE, and HATTERkS, leave New York for
Norfolk, City Ioia5 and S.GAm9Ie, every TvES-
P. al. Leave Richmond e7sry TUESDAY, FRl.
DAY, aud SUNDAY, q nigh ttds. :, -
saloons and stateroo;ns. Tho fare, aceommoda5
lions, end attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with sseanerf Tor al
southern and European ports. -
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT GEAR
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the onaees or this
For further information apply to
s=S JOHN ". WYATT, Agent
my2s No. Governor street