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RMAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
LAND AGENCY.
McPHATI, & WITHERS.


NO. lll4 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
The undersigned having this day entered Into .
CO partnership under the firm OF MCPHA1L
WI,THER3, for the purpose Of conducting q
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY for he
purchase and sale on commission Of LANDS,
MINERAL PROPERTIES, MILLS, and MANU-
FEATURING SITES OF every description. in the
most attractive and desirable sections Of Virginia
and sellers generally. They are forming most in.
iuental and popular northern connections, and
will establish local agencies ut various points In
each State. From their long experience and tho
rough knowledge Of their business, their extern
sive acquaintance and determination to leave
nothing undone to attract attention to properties
entrusted {, them, and promote the best interests
of their customers, they feel authorized to solicit
fair share Of public patronage.
All parties wi hing 70 purchase or sell can OBJ
tain reliable Information by applying In person
or by correspondence. We are now receiving ap-
plications for good and well-located mineral pro-
pertles. G. G. MCPHAlL,
Richmond, Va;
WEN. M. WITHERS,
late OF Caswcn county, N. G.
T. N Ain
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thas .a;insss ga stons rsaeh

productions; chat railways eaf alone reach
these treasures,-houses Of weslth-and,
bearing their contents to the oceans, pour
them into the lap Of general commerce
that until these are made no population nor
race would or Gun develop the dormant re-
sources of the country. lie shows the in
ability of the Mexican people themselves
to develop these resources, whilst they are
in favor of railways and Industrial i'm
migration; that be has the cordial as
surances Of Juarez and the leading men
of Mexico of concurrence in his views and
cooperation with him in his plans, which
requires no expenditure byour Govern
ment, involves no complications, but merely
requires the authorization of on organized
effort of American citizens to aid in the
work. WALLACE.
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Delaulting City Treasurer I'm st.
Louis.

sr. LOUIS, April l2.-Dwight bunker has
been appointed City Treasurer o'ee the ae-
faulter, susesky AdolP,h Kroozer, VINO mas 3
been arrested for robbing the treasury OF
800, 600.
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WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
PRICES REDUCED.
superior make OF
COMBINATION YOF-E SHIRT
for dress wesr. make Them to measure accord
ing TO the want Of the customer, and GUARAN-
TEE a FIT or no sale. Give me q trial, and I
will assure you nice fL good article, and at
reasonable prices.
n. B.-Full stock Of WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
always on hand for men and boys
SMITH THE CLOTHIER,
1908 Main street.
SALEsMEN : r. A. Saunders, K. E. Pecor, j. L..
Smith. J. Ebei, cutter. NH 70
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APRIL L 1870.

7 ANDS IN LARGE
IL AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
have IN my hands for sale LANDS In almost
every section Of the State. A number OF them are
large, frst-class estates, with splendid improve.
ments, and desirably located
GEORGE NJ. DREwRY,
NH 2a-lm 10ld Main street.
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supposed Loss Of a Pilot Boas.

Sr. JoHN's, N. B., April l2.-The new
pilot boat John Mullen Is eight days out.
and y ia tssrss d !ast vith sA On bssld.
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EyTRrMflv pRACTICAL.-An honorable
United States senator asserted in the Sc
nate on Monday that Paradise itself would
mo-; he worth ten cents an acre If situated
in tho Northwest without rail!oad to rom
inr Il accessible.
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Robbery Of Government Trains by
Diseuised Whites.

ST.. LOUIS, April IA United States
ouartermaster's train, encamped on Bluff
creek. lost lss animals, March 6, by rob
bers, who are supposed to have been whites
disguised ns Indians.
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The Red River Expeditions.
TORONTO, April l2.-Preparations tor the
expedition to Red river to suppress the re-
beilion are progressing. The force will de-
part early in May.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

DISQUALIFICATION Monday in the United
States Senate Mr.. Johnston presented the
n,ti,ions of Il. II. Saunders, Robert W,
Hart, John NJ. Waller. Zcph. Turner, James
+. Kelly, Joseph Snodgrass, S. c. Pattcr-
son. James Crow, N. 3. French, and Will
lam Robinson. Of Virginia, praying the
removal Of their political disabilities; which
were referred to the Select Committee on
,hc Removal Of Political disabilities.
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TOHN LAToUCHE, 3sss ID
IJ MERCHANT TAILOR, ~!
No. EXCHANGE BLk,CH. F0URTxENTH 8rHxHT.
NEW gpisINa GOODS.


GRANITE and wAvTD-FA CED C0ATIEGa
BLACK and COLOF:ED CLOTHS,
FANCY SUTTINGE various styles
FREECH, EEGLIS q, and AMERICAN CAS-
FRENCH DRAp DaETE, new STYLES;
CASHMERE, SILK, and MIiRSEILLES VEST
INGS. -
The subscriber Gales attention TO bis SPRING
STOCK, confident he can give satisfaction.
The garments shall ne made up in the most APP
proved style and desir: lble manner.
JOHN LATOUCHE.
Mr.. WILLIAM BHER.s, Of the old firm Of Beers
q Poindexter, would be glad to see his friends,
and recommends MIR. Latouche and his stock.
sp 13-tAl7
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ALFRED sHEILD. D. %.

COMMISSIONERS O7TIcE, Z
RICHMOND, April 9. ls7e.t
The parties interested are hereby uotined thAs
have fixed on THURSDAY the SIN day OF LAY,
gse No. BIO Erankiin street, In tho city OF Rich
mond, Va, as the piaos e eTesssJ tIs
49, vtv Commissioner In etauccry.
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WILLIAM c. DUNHAM q CO., n.
w GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION NERCHANTa,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETA
RIcEMoSD, va. PoST.OrTYcE Box Sc
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mississippi Levees.

There is a large and influential delega-
ton here from the States bordering on the
Mississippi river to secure congressional le-
eisation in aid of the building of continu-
GUS and permanent levees on either side OF
that river from Cairo to New Orleans, in
order to prevent the over flow of lands and
for retaining large tracts Of the same in
the several States referred to.
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Senator Upton Down ON the Bullock
Faction.

General Rosecrans was again before the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and
made q lengthy argument in support Of
his bill for the promotion of commerce
and amity between the people Of the
United States and of Mexico by encour-
aging the citizens Of the United States to
aid Mexico in the development of her re-
sources. He proceeded to argue that
Mexico was land upon which nature
has lavished her bounty, covering its
surface with all that can minister to
human waut or luxury, and filling
its mountains with gold, silver, tin,
copper, and other mineral treasures ;
that she has no Large nayigable river to
touch her interior table-lands apd sup
ply outlets for thsis actual and possibls
, 1870-07-08

ALE og Enhyer, der maatte have
II Noget at fordre paa Planter A.
NJ. DAMS O~pbudsbo, indkaIdes her
we'd med 3 Maauedcrs VarseI at an
melde 90 beyiisIiggj0re dercs Krav
for undertegnede Ret, der behandIer
njUynte 30.
C|hristianstcds Skifterct den 28de
jun 1870.
C. SARAUW.
, 1870-07-08

II LIE Og Enhver som maatte have
"a Noget at fordre paa Boerne eftcr
abode William Carroll og abode
Sarah Elizabeth Bakemann og paa
Boet efter afg. George Lancaster og
efterlevende Enke Jane Lancaster,
indkaldes herved til at anmeIde 90
beviisliggj0re deres Krav for under
tegnede Ret linden UdI0bet af 3 Maa-
neder efter denne IndkaldeIses sidste
Acknowledgements.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 27de Juni 1870.
c. SARAUW.
, 1870-07-08

Assurances OF every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 500 DoliarstO 10, 1000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceiVed by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The neXt investigation
and Division Of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secrctary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DIR. Won. BRETON. DR.. Holm.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
T, B. GRIFFITH, Agent.
, 1870-07-08

gende dateret 3Ote f. NJ, fra endeeI af Oens
PIantere ON at der MATTE biiye taget
Skridt til Opnaaelsen at lignende Forstrek-
ninoer som flor, er Sagen bleyet taEet nm
der toreI0big OyerveieIse / ct Mode den 7de
dennes med endeeI at Raadets Medlemmer,
deribIandt MedIemm alden Commission,
der har deeItaget med Gouyernementet /
Anyendelsen at den til Udlaanene flor be-
yiIgede Sum og f6rtTiIsyn med UdIaanene.
Nedens ALE ware enige i N6dvendigheden
af at lignende Foraustaltning oliver truffct
iaar formeentes der like at vile udkr@ves
ct Store BeI0b til dette Oiemed end c. $40
900. AIlerede under ForhandIingerne ON
TiIIugsbeyiIlingen, i f. A. blew Diet fra
G0u~yerucmeuttts Side udtaIt, at Diet dem
GANG fo.esIaaede BeI0b af SCI 200, by4get
paa ct a|nsIaaet Beho at 1900 Fade Mails
mecI i S24 pr. Fad OF til FoIkcI0n S32 for
hvcgt Fad lIaismecl antages Iangtlra at vile
med-aae, og Diet har visit sig, at Diet sam
Icde BeI0b FOrstrtrhuiu4erne til IA Plauta-
ger (hNorat dog 1 oph0rte at modrage saa-
dame we'd Udgaugeu af August og en- am
den we'd Udgaa4cn at Seprember) til I'd
gaugcu af December kun audrog S25 Sos.
s. ct, hyortil HenhoId til Raadets BcsIut-
ming at code December err hOmmet For
strHkniuqcr for Januar og Februar d.. A.
$3.50. SOC. tiISammeu aItsaa S3I,207. 90C.
For at kuunc maze ct Sikkrere Overslag /
indevarcude Aar, err Diet fundet rigtigst TO-
rcl6bigeu at optordre de Plautere, som
maatte attraae Forstrrk ninger til at ind
komme med Audragender dcrom saa tidIie,
at de kuunc modtages indyH 2den Behand-
ling af uHrvarende Forslag. Ligeledes we'd
to9es Diet forn@snteM Mode den 7de dennes,
straX at Iade udgaac Acknowledgements ON
ModtagcIsen af TiIbud paa Leyerauce af
40Oa 100 Fade MaiSmeel.
NiIkaareuc for Forstrrkuiugcrncs Til
%staacIse Vile vure de samme som torrige
Aar, dog med ct TlIlHg, som Diet for
n2ynte }y6dc er bIevet fundet tiIraadeIigt,
uemIig at F~orstrrkning til P~engebetaIing
like t%iIstaacs aIcnc, men kun ForbindeIse
med Naismccl. Terminerne for TiIbage-
betaliugen ere fuudnc at burdc vRre de
samme som oprindeligen flor bestemte,
nemIig i , Iigestore Afdrag, med 6 pct.
skadesI6se Renter, den 1sto Februar, lste
Marts og lste April n~ste Aar. bet torud-
settcs at Forstr8kningernes TiIstaaelse og
TiIsyuet med samme Dor forestaaes at Gou-
vernementet i Forening med en- Commits
sion, ligesom we'd UdIaanene f. A"
Efter ForhandIing overgik Sagen til eden
Behandling.
(SIuttes).
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r. O'NEALE, JR., Secretary.
The Democratic Vote.

To THE EDITOR OF THE PHOENIX: It
becomes the Spartan few who are to
breast the tidal wave of an overwhelm-
ing majority in the General Assembly to
hold themselves as firm and as united as
Leonidas and his few did. Important
results depend upon it. Let them vote
upon all open questions as one man-in
solid column; and in the coming election
Of United States Senator to fill Colonel
Robertson's place, choice of the less Of
two evils may be determined by them.
If the election of some good man, like
Kershaw, or Bonham. or Butler, provo
to be hopeless, then there may be fine
chance to turn the scale in favor of some
Conservative Republican, instead of q
radical; or-when every hope is dying.
let them unite upon Joe Crews, Daddy
Cain, or DR.. Neagle, and thus bring
that Infamous party to shame more
CALLING than even Whittemore did.
THL FEW.
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3. ghas .Daaaaaraku faaa. In Oharlotta.
North Carolina, pnbIiahed and owned BY
, Vim 81. Yates, was totally destroyed by
n Thursday night taats3 No insu-
. Nesb1E 1as BfdtisyF WT3s also &C.
lsspaely damaged but wse inshred. Tie
Express Office 3nd adjacent buildings
|asss somewhat aamageg a
ssFmsr OArc1M TAEAt.F Tia Spaniah
o0nfts martial at present -folding ite
citing in Havana has condemned to
death the leaders Of the Cuban insurrec-
tion. OF what avail is condemnation, il
the men 80 condemned can remain at
liberty?
Several sailors from the English man
of-war Jealous were engaged in riot
at Taboza. Chill. Six Of them were in
jured, two dangerously, md the alcalde
OF the place killed in an attempt to enell
the disturbance.
The internal revenue receipts for
the first three months of the fiscal year
1871 amounted to $49, 249, 223.O7, an
increase Of 50. 500, 787. % over the amount
oolleoted during the corresponding Pc.
riod Of last year.
Dispatches from Vienna state that the
American policy is suspected to be in
favor of Russia on the Eastern question,
and that Austria hos sent firm reply to
st. Petersburg, and also to Berlin.
The Bremen ship Magdalene, Captain
Wencke, which sailed from New York
October Is, for Bremen, has been cap
tured by q French cruiser and taken into
Brest.
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At n meeting of tho Columbia Bar,
which was held this day, the 10Th of No
vember A. D., 1870, in tho Office of
Messrs. Pope & Haskell, for the purpose
OF considering somo time for holding
an extra term of the Court for Richand
County, Capt. James D. Tradewell was
called to the Chair, and John T. Sloan,
Jr., requested to act ns Secretary.
Col. F. w. IcMaster read a letter
from his Honor Judge Rutland, in which
his Honor expressed his willingness to
hold the extra term Of the Court of
Common Pleas; but at the same timo
pointed out legal difficulties which
might interfere with his holding tho said
extra term of the Court.
Col. Frank Tickling introduced the
following resolution, which was immedi-
ately considered and agreed to-:
Resoloed, That the Chairman of this
meeting be instructed to communicate
with his Honor Judge Rutland, and re-
guest him 10 hold an extra term of the
Court OF Common Pleas for Riohland
County at some future day, which may
suit the convenience of his Honor.
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sslaazaaas s2ea
they say, to Rathe HeuataseAfpR gDSap
the Doctors; abE aaase,e 81 81
jjihis zrreEgaligIgni viit zsii5f ,s Sc
|siIRinG Ed Ia Oomt nsp iIeas W. w.
||pvIsd SSo1H that DE- sssis falss, sss;;E
|oth4s) gave % this g. 81 CommiasiS is
lnotS.for tlksatook he holds In the Green.
vile Railroad Can all this be tra3
And. if it is true, could not 'our be-
loved State" get on rather better with a
little more cash, and fewer notes3
EVERYBODY.
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Special Notice.

NHHE largest, finest, and best stock of
n CLOTHING in the city. Owing to the
death Of Col W. J. Hoke. the stock will be
sold at prices that defy competition.
Our line of Over-coats, Raglans, Business
suits: young men and boys clothes, and water
Buyers will remember, we offer the above
goods, together with splendid stock Of Furn-
Ishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks,
Yallses. Carpet-bags. etc, etc., lower than
New York.
The business will be conducted by G. n.
johnson, assisted by myeclf, who respectfully
solicits share OF tho public patronage.
MIKE HOKE,
Son Of W. ]. Hoke.
N. B.-The undersigned respectfully invitos
all his old friends to give him cali, soc for
themselves, and be satisfied that tho truth OF
the above will be fully verified.
Nov G.. III. JOHNSON.
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a 1onpe man named Kinnhan Adams
was Killed ID Coiumbia County; Gu, :;es5lli uIi
the 10th, by o man named Rivers. The
murdered man had been connected with
theIrurder gof fSR- mamhar Of ERiyers'
Ami} previous g thessar;s
Il A sgin-house> apd t3enty-thras bales
Epttob, belonging to Mr. H. 81. Easter
Hngs snear Barnwall @. C.;sH., was accident
ally destroy ed by FIRE on Wednesday last
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81, 900 REWARD is offered by the proprietor
Of DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery, for medicine that will equal it in
the cure Of all severe lingering Coughs, Liver
OGmpiaifna fne or and Ell dtssases
tions, Pimples, Blotches and Boils.' Bold BY
druggists. Pamphlet sont free. Addrass,D
Il. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. N 2OT1t3
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euce5s' |EuS, even III oar 'WeakueSs Uuat
We develop our ssreagtb. ana keep our
city ~ tEy linapf 'YfotFes4 Wspust
move SAin fait h5pe hDd saROitA OF
we shSI fail t& com YSSt9 visRhorsIpn pn-
terpriaghe and bubliS.spiritsd ed AID vide
a#ake eouSmuufsies. Relying upon the
liberality and sagaoity Of his fellow.
citizens. he had already pledged Colum-
bia to do her part, and he felt sure that
the pledge would be redeemed. Let us,
Mr.. Chairman, said Colonel Thomas,
move promptly in this matter, and SEQ
to it that we make Columbia the seat of
a grand annual fair, and thus help tine
building up Of the CITY and She Develop
ment of the general interests OF the
State. In SPIRIT as we'll as in RESOURCES,
let US get ready for the duties and labors
that our circumstances impose upon us.
Colonel Thomas then offered the follow
ing resolutions:
Whereas. the State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society OF South Carolina,
ct i:s last meeting, recommended the
formation Of joint stock company to
be made auxiliary thereto; and, whereas,
we deem this proposed organization
essential to the development of the said
Society and to the strengthening of it's
financial basis; be it, therefore,
Resoloed, That we respectfully COM
mend the said joint stock company to
the favor of our fellow-citizens through
out the State. 4-
Resoloed, That, as this enterprise, so
useful to the State at large, is especially
advantageous to the interests of Colum-
bis. committee OF three from each
Ward in this city be appointed by the
Chair to obtain subscribers to the stock
OF the proposed company.
Capt. w. B. Stanley seconded the
resolutions, and said that he happened
to be acquainted with the workings in
the North OF several agricultural sooi-
cites, organized on the joint stock basis
They we're not only self-sustaining, but
their stock was in great demand, and
paid handsome dividends, varying from
ten to twenty per cent. If the pro-
posed joint stock company here shall be
we'll managed by practical men, he had
no doubt of its successful operation.
He favored the project. The resolutions
we're unanimously adopted.
The Chair next called for the reports
that some gentleman might make as to
the stock already taken. A number of
shares were reported taken. and num-
ber present gave in their manassas sub
scribers.
The Chair, under the resolutions
adopted by the meeting. appointed the
following committees:
WARD No. John Mckenzie, D. B.
DeSaussure, w. Fl. Gibbes.
WARD No. al. D. Childs, W. G
Swaffield, Henry E. Scott.
WARD No. 3.-Dr. John Fisher, G..
Diercks. James Morris.
WARD No. Ar. @. Shiver, J. G. See
gers. G. A. Shields.
Mr.. Edward Hope moved thnt these
proceedings be published in the PHOENIX
Adopted.
On motion, the meeting then adjourn
ed, to meet again, ut the call of the
Chairman, to receive the reports of the
committees. R. D. SENN,
Chairman.
r. O'NEALE JR., Secretary.
The Dam Vofs
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TANNING THE scALP.---An the hair dyes and
their congeners, the 'colorers." -'restorers."
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, is the only article
for restoring gray hair, which does not stain
tho skin.
ers. N 90 rs
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A FIRE occurred yesterday morning, at
half-past nine o'clock, in two-and-a.
half story wooden dwelling, mt the corner
OF Bee and Ashley streets, occupied by
Mr.. W. CahilI, who kept small store
therein. :, It was soon consumed, when
the flames spread to the adjacent wooden
building of the same size, occupied by
j. Thomas, o colored man, which wae
damaged beyond repair.
Charleston Courier.
The Mammoth Cave of Kentucky is
advertised for rent. This is nice open.
ing for an enterpisipg business man.
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For useful thiugs and things for sport,
The curious people here resort.
ENNTIRELY new stock Of TOYS and FANCY
ia ARTICLES for the Holidays. Varieties
too numerous to mention.
CANDIES manufactured daily.
CAKES of all kinds, plain and ornamcntcd.
Also, fali stook French CONFECTIONERY.
Canned Goods. Jelly, Raisins; Citron,
Almonds, and full line Of assorted Nuts
Lemons. Oranges, Cocoanuts, &c. Fruit OF
all kinds during the season. Nov 10