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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-28
A Gentle Bender
BY B. BLOOD.
Jn,ie was mine from childhood;

Jn,ie Was mine from childhood;
we tumbled in clover mows, ,onp
We fished In the brook with PIN ~. nooN'
we swung on the bended ooughs'
I saved her life from the river
When our raft was split ID tWaln-
She had not touched the bottom
Ere I had her up again.
Tben TOR long wears missed ner-
In school and foreign land,
where che met Count Gam0onero
And the duchess Of Four1nhand.
Then back TO Hail COLUMBIA
With a lot OF foreign airs,
which eobbled NJ as tiger-pup
Would gobble nest OF hares.
Yet. alas o "nlanglea exile,o
with tenderness for hash
Az Delmonico's north counter.)
Turned her gentle cala0ash.
Folks said he played edraw.poker,"
And "casesn kept at night;
I've no idea what leases" are,
But "pokedn him out OF sight;
And Julie laughed as In other days,
And the thing turned out all right.
And now we're OF a-kiting
Around our honeymoon,
With q blanket. strap and lunch box
AS big as q small pontoon--
The coseyest pair OF turtles,
With only q single spoonl
And the folks in the cars all "spot",' rs,
For they chuckle, "Happy elves !"
..Tah.tah i, and "highty tightly
They know how 1t Is themselves
rNep Pork Erenin9 Post.
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S IS. per keg, and MuscoVado OF 5h do. to occa-
sIonaly q fraction more. ,a
In other produce very little doing. Cigars anu a. i
leaf tobacco remain as some three weeks nouuea
to the trqde. ,,
Business for the moment slightly deranged
from the near approach OF carnival, Whioh Is Is
being extensively prepared for b! those VINO are
Inclined to be happy on all legal occasions. 5SIO H
the wisdom as may be. Masking. dancing, fea ! T..
ing. &c ad ,ioitina, and the business OF l.l tne
coming week may be little retarded oy the !un
going of.
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montgomery cotton sta,ement.
Selma Cotton Statement.

Stock on hand February g. ls;l............
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rexx York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce. February 20:
the market for spirits Of turpentine is hardy so
firm The stock is In few hands anu the sItiVa,s T.,
are light but continued small neman aaser dns a. a
mres We uuGte merchantable lots. at oS;s aa4G.,
tbe latter an outside price. Sales are s. bois. IN
merchantable order at 5sc, and 100 Dds ID snip
ping order at SIC Rosns1Ine marSSt 9enat9s ,nIH
ed NO important additions, and holders are un-
wiling TO release supplies unless at late full pri-
ces fhere il very little inquiry. 800 6o!s strain.
ed sold at So 62H. We quote strained sI 81 9!a
65 Nc 81 75a3; No ], SIS 25a4 80; pale anu extra
pale, s5a7 so. Tar Is dull at 81 10 for washington
nd e so for Wilmington.
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The following are the conslgnees perischr May rI
stow. from Baltimore: W Roach & co, SC haii.
road Agent, Holmes & Calder, Rsvenel, homes O
90 8 Marshall.
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New York Huy Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, February a5 Receipts
to. day % car loads and $50 by ooat. The market
is only steady at 81 20 Tor shipping grades; the
sales are IS bales compressed for Jacksonville at
81 So 80 bales dofor Mobile at 81 20 20 0a!es OF
dinary shipping for Charleston. Sc for Washlng.
ton, 20 for Fernandina, and 100 for another port
In the South, all at 81 20. Retail and straw are
very firm and rule as before quoted.
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Stock OF hand Friday, February II, ISL.
Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
ITLaNTA, February 25.-TGe market so-day
has been quiet and firm; nddngs lShs low m!u'
ding 10, good ordinary TX ordinary lO1s.
MONTGOMERY, February a5.-Our cotton mar
Het is quiet but steady; iow middlinSs l3isc.
SELMA, February o5.-There were sales yester.
day to the amount OF 600 bales; midd!lng -, low
middline l3k, strict good ordinary l3c. Demand
good; sales were made on the above basis, but
were principally Of poor cottons.
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COMMERCIAJ NEWS.
Exports.

CORE AND MARKKT-Per Br brig Prolhesa-24o
tons phosphate rock.
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P0RT CALENDAR.

MOONS PHASES.
EEil MooN, 9Th. 10 hours, 10 minutes. morning.
Last quarter, 18Th, 5 hours. 0 minutes, evening.
New Moon, 2Olh. 10 houcs. 40 minutes, evening.
First quarter, 29:h, hUurs, 81 minutes, morn'g.
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The schr Moses Patten, Harding, from George
town, S C, arrived at Havana February II.
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Tile CharIssIon Cotton, Nice anu Naval
Stores Market.

Tbe ChnrIssIon Cotton, lstce anu Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
MONDAY EVENING February 27, lS11.J
CorroN.-The market for this staple exhibited
rather steadily sustained inquiry, prices In some
cases showing slightly easier character, but was
generally without quotable change Sales lloo
bales, say so at 1l1, So at IL, los at l2' 80 a.
l2H, at 12x, % at 1S1S, at Is, IA at 1Sh, 1oat
1884, Is at ls, es at II, 81 at lax, 4s at 14, IA az
14H, 2os at 147, so at AK, lea at AK, so at l4%'
at 15. 27 at l6h, at 15H, and Is bales Molina at
17c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ......!2 g!Sa
Low middling.... ...'".'........''i4 ga
Strict middIIng. ..14s@l5
RIcg,-The market for this grain was strong,
and prices rather better. Sales near $50 t1erces
of clean Carolina; Il tierces at IA 90 at 77-l6, 81
at1x, ~ at 1885, 81 at 7z, 50 1t 1916 27 AT &c
q w. We quote common to fa r at 714@7A, good
7X@sc p fb.
NAVAL sToRRs.-There were no sales Of note.
FRsIeHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi-
nal on uplands; via New YORK, Sd on up.
lands, 1d@lHd on sea Islands; by sail
"a
To Havre nominal CoastwIse-to New York,
by steam, Nc on uplands and nc on sea
Islands; 81 rs = terce on rice; by sail, &c p ID on
cotton; tlerce on rice; 4oc = barrel on rosn;
s7@s 2 N on lumber; ss@1o on timber. 10
Boston, by san, &c p b on upland cotton
To Providence. by sail IS a on boards. &c
p ft on cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, hc b
on uplands; by sail, 81 = on boards; 50 on
timber; 50 p ton on clay, and ss@s so on phos-
pnates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c 2 n BY
sail, So 5o@7 2 NJ on boards; sa@s 26 q ton on
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand By
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, s. G., Darien and satElla River, Ga.
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
@l2 2 II are the rates on lumber and boards.
ExoHANes.-Sserling 90 day bills 2on.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The banks purchase
sight checks at X@K OF, and sell at par.
GOLD-1Oh4l2
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TAZEWELL TAYLOR,)
JOHN r. SEAWELL, ~
ROBERT 4. BRIGHT,
WILLIAM ;. PEACUY.)

EXTRACT FROM UNITED STATES COAST
SURVEY, REPORT ls57-pAGE IS, LlEUTE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC, ALMY:
No one can look at the chart OF the lower part OF
York river from the entrance up 10 Yorktown with
out pronouncins 1t harbor Of the lrst-caSs. There
Is no bar ut the mouth OF the river and tile least
ter to be passed in entering it is thirty-thrce
feet ut low tide near the tail at York Spit in tho
Chesapeake bay. After passing this the water deep
ems to six, seven, and eight fathoms. increasing u
passing up the channel to eleven and twelve fathOms
abreast Of Yorktown, where the shore Is very bold
and wharyeS carried out distance of fifty feet would
strike four and 4 half and five fathoms of water
The channel of the river is more than IL mile In
width and with a few buoys and beacons judlcloltsy
placed the heaviest lncofbattle ship could beat NJ
down the river without the least difficulty. York
town Is situated about thirty nautical miles from the
entrance Of the river into Chesapeake bay. The To-
cation Is elevated and it could he easily fortified
moderate expense, against attack either by land OF
water. 1t affords Earior sufficient for tic larses;
navy and commercial marine, and next to Newport
Rhode Island. 1t Is, III my Judgment the safest and
most commodious harbor in the United States.
no 2-2awtJanl '72
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TAN NOTICES.
CITY CuI.ECToR'S OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, December /, ISL.
il v DtN-l.DC u, 1....... -,


CITY EuLLECToR'S OFFICE,f
RICHMOND, VA, December !, ISL.
NO TAN-pAIERS.-In accordance with
u ~ ordnance If the city the Collectors Office Ia
1tr Cry iail, corner of Eleventh and Broad streets
VIII Ia ocn daily from The 18th 10 the 5lst DAY OF
u!tiMEIf inclusive. from o'clock 4. NJ. IL q
o'clock l. NJ, for the purpose of receiving from all
persons who have aircrHiy paid one-haf of the city
taxes Charged Ia thrii The remaining half.
The Collector viii further receive the unpaid
REAL AND Personal
tt*-5!llS from Ill persons who have not paid their
taxes for tc year 1871.
!i, Collector would respectfully call lie attention
Of all taxpayers to the ordinance passed lst of May
ls7l, - follows:
TEN TER CENT. will be added To the amount Of
sad feilanng half OF the Tax charged In every case
"lyc the party assessed shall fail to pay said re-
III tL.i:S half within the time limited. But in ease
any ltr'';. Ea::nG failed 10 pay in the month Of
.ilnc -iil OF the city taxes due from Sucl person
shall TAIL 10 pay the whole amount thereof on or be-
fore the 3lst ay Of December there shall be added
twenty per cent. upon the amount OF the tax-hill so
remaining due" JOHN +. REGEAULT, H
dc Him Collector OF City Taxes.
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AUCTION sALEs--Th.s Day.
RYD. X. Weiaiger, Auctloneer.

VERY DESIRABLE TENEMENT
n HOUSE AND LOT o., FIFT InS sIRHEsLEiL ,''
SECOND DOOR SOUTH VI MAS 1;, Earnest OF
Ma Rebessa Matthew'S, viii sell
the ast Of Desslnher 1sl at Ss aosn, Ed By
oer,son! I newly naintcd and repaired containing
is large two small rooms and '1;e w si
Kitchen &C., In the yard The buiia,ng n is viii
TN hc lot Is about 81 feet front by - feet deep
This property should command attention. eiNei =
an Investment or home.
TERMS: Made known at sale. ,rr,cycEp
Auctionecr.
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ID ARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS
AND SPECTATORS.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE AT
YORKTOWN.
One of the finest hrbors iii the United States about
thirty miles from the Atlantic Ocean, with
an uninterrupted chauncl-way Of
thirty-thrcc feet 1T low tide.

The Great Eastern can lie fifty yards from the
shore: the supposed terminus Of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad; mile and 4 half OF water front. zee
United States Coast Survey, report Of 1857, page 5s
Bv virtue of Il decree of the Circuit Court OF the
county OF James City and city of williamsburg pro-
nouuccd OH the 18th day Of October ISL, we, special
commissioners will sell ut public auction, I" the
highest bidders, Oh WEDNESDAY, 18th day OF jan
nary, A. ID. 1872. at Yorktown. Va, the following
REAL ESTATE, whereof Robert Anderson died
seized and possessed:
l. NINETY LOTS In Yorktowr-afout two-,hirds
of the town. .. IIUBBAED'5 LAND, above York
town. on the river. on the north side OF the road
from Williamsbure-57t acres. 3. ROWE FARM,
adjoining .Hubbards" On the wcst-il l2-lG0 acres.
t. NIOEETTS & ELLI0TT'S. adjoining Yorktown
on the northeast, on York rivcr-ll2 S5-I01 acres.
). ROWE L SANDS LOTS, on the northwest side of
Yorktown on the rivcr--22 acres. c. NOTHING
HAM LOT, ut the south corner of Yorktown on
the Hampton road-l0 sS-lOO acres. !. PIGEON
QUARTER, VAN buren,. &C., adjoining York
town on southwest sidc-632 ;2lCC acres. s. FRENCH
QUARTER and TERRAPIN POINT, adjoining
Pigeon Quarter, &C., on the southwcst-555 4l-I0O
acres.
An accurate survey Of the Lands above mentioned
has been made. map of the SAME will he exhibited
on the day of sale, and may be seen ut the Office OF
William :. Pcachy, Williamsburg, VII, before day of
sale.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay expenses
of sale balance on credits of six, twelve, and cigh-
teen months, equal instruments each to bear Interest
ut six per cent. from the day Of sale. Bonds with
sufficient personal security to be given by eacl pur-
chaser, and the title retained to each purchaser
until the whole purchase money is paid.
The sale will be continued until completed.
TAZEWELL TAYLOR,)
JOHN r. SEAWELL, COMMITS
ROBERT 4. BRIGHT, I "
WILLIAM ). PEACIIY.)
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NOR SALE. the G GOODWILL ndSTOCk
Il nE ruu|XTRY STORE, in desirable part
r. ,,, s,a,.. 4 bargain can DC had. Address .G'
,n.t-nfIir,. box 1862. Richmond. Va. &c Isl"
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NJ q Pulliam, Auctloneer.

roR SALE AT AUCTION, THE HOUSE
hSDLOT FIRST DOOR BELOW Tile G0h-
NER OF MAIN AND FIFIEENiaa q m mE ntr, r.
oE1frPiED BY 7. LEVY ESQ, AZ ILo!. n a.
NC SToRE AND DWELLING.-htth inc reguest o.
Mra Maria Morris. will sell mt public aucLioh, on
fta nreInises. on THURSDAY the l1th DAY Oh Jahu
orr lao nj O'Clock p NJ the vaitane anu aeslI
nj nrnncrty above described. The HOUSE Irohs -
% ft "A inches and runs back about 80 teet and iS
fbrce stories nboye basement.
TrnNs: One-third cash; balance In egual lilstai-
ncnts mt one two, and three years negotiaoe notes,
with interest added Mt the rate OF eight per cent pcF
inhnl'' 'e~ A. G. PULLIAM,
l., o,o,wtI,rtdts Auctioneer.
A TTCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
n FURNITURE, CROPS. AND FARMlN,G M
PIEMENTS-On the premises, FKiDA1 i, Deseiii Iii
her oed 1871 ut II o'clock A. NJ VIII proceed 10 SCI
the personal property belonging to the estate on VII
linn r. Gates deceased, consisting or the ioi2wlng
One PIANO, one CHAMBER SET, one PA afRiISG
SET TABLES and CHAIRS, several S1O " E2 ,;
KITCHEN UTENSILS, and other HOnSEbOOl.D
FURSITURE: one HORSE, two COWS, InrSe
noes. ECCiGY and HARNESS, FARM NAG3S'
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c, CORN oAls'
and FODDER. do- sso
and negotiable note Mt sixty days with approved
Sec'ui'! iof o''i a JhMFS NJ. MOODY, Sheriff,
and is such administrator dc oohlS non.
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE CITY ENGISEEK,(
RICHMOND, Va, December 18Th, ISL.
NOTICE TO STONE-MASONS.-S
: proposals will bc received ut this Office until
FRIDAY The Goth instant, al T. o'clock NJ for lIr-
n>hiny and Etyin. such granite curbig and aeSlng
may c required until The lst day of July, lSI.
Forms Of proposals HAY be had upon application
al this office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right TO re-
jeIt any OF I'll Proposals. ~
CHARLES Ii. DINIMOCk,
dc le~td City Engineer.
CITY GAS WORKS, SUrEElNTESDENT'S OFFICE,
RICi!MOSp, VA, December Is, ISL. !
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEINED ut this office until TUESDAY the 2sth
Instant 1T u NJ. 10 take Tie COAL TAR made at
These Works for twelve months, commencing Jal,I-
afr I. ISL.
Bids viii he made per barrel, and the party taking
The tar will furnish barrels, and I'LL the same.
Tor further particulars. apply II This Office.
JOHN ii. KNOWLES,
&c i"-St Superintendent.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-All persons
IL having claims against the estate Of Colonel
JAMES NJ c.. DICKINSON are requested to pre-
sent Them Immediately for settlement: and those IN
dchted to his estate will come forward and make
noyIncut as wish to wind up tie estate n rs early
/ day Us practicable. Il. IL. D!ChtNSoN,
la-tOdSlS ENccHt1r..
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A rTCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
by James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
T. HI,E REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY 0F
RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HENRICU Al
NiCTION.-In execution of decree OF the Sha1l,
rcry Court of Richmond entered on the 18Th Gay OF
Da?cn,ber l.7l. I'm the Of Glazcbrook VS.. Glaze
brook the undersigned, special commissioner thereby
aolnintc,i, will sell 1T auction On the premises, on
".clock NJ. that DESIRABLE FARM of which the
I,tn Lariu W. Glazebrook died seized, situated III
tho county of IIcnrico. about six miles from ltlci'
,noud ard half-milc from Hungary station, on the
Fredercks burg and Potomac Railroad by recent SUIT
ycy containing FOUR HUNDREC AND IHlR-
TEEN ACRES OF LAND, with the lMPROn T.
MENTS THEREON. consisting Of a frame dwelne
and the usual Out-budngs II will be divided lnlc
eight lots. containing from % to $50 acres, lnost .l
them fronting on the railroad. Persons wishing 70
purchase small farms In Il good ana nciilny neSh-
iorhood would do well 10 attend the sale.
Will be sold on TUESDAY the 26th day OF Deem.
her 1871. on the premises, ut O'Clock r. oi., lnal
DESIRABLE LOT, with Il BRICK BUILDING
thcreon fronting about So feet on Tenth street and
immediately I'm rear of the factory occupied by G
w. Gillian, Esq plat of the above real estate may
Inc seen at the Office of the auctiOntcr. -
TERMS: One-fourth cash: the balance on a crcdlt
of six twelve, and eighteen months for negotlaple
notes interest added the title to be retained until tie
whole purchase money Is paid.
"'''0 i JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner
J,urs NJ TAYLOR AuctiOncer. de 10
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Nv Thomas W. Reese. Auctioneer,
No. 1911 Main street.

SILyER-PLATED WARE, GhKO-M W.;
= MEIODEON, PIANOS, HOUSEIlOL+ID,e EoR x
EITITpE- &c. at AUCTIOE.-On THURSDAY
December 2lst, at 10 o'clock, VIII sell al my au''
tton-house nI.<oc
REGISTRARS. BUREAUS.
WAsHSTANDS and WARDKoBEs'
NJ n.itfGa;nSY SOFAS and CHAIRS. IN hairrloth;
EXTESSION. LEAF. and CENTRE TA Az E2;-c
FEkTf0ER BEDS. HOLSTERS ana fhi-o""
UsI and SIlUCk MATTRESSES, &c.
ALSO,
largo lot Of Imported CHROAiOS, to be sold with
out re jerVe- ,.o
= large inYoicc OF SILVER-PLATED WAKE
''~ INNER and BREAKFAST CASTORS,
ZOE PITCHERS. TEA SETS,
KNIVES. FORKS. ~
TEA and TABLE SPOONS,
POCKET CUTLERY. &c:r ,.,oro.
do % THOMAS ". kEESEE. Auctlonccr.
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DENTISTRY.
LIME AED CEMENT.

7 JME, LIME, LUME.-Thc Lime manu-
IL frct;rcd by Us in Botctourt county. known as
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME. will hereafter
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left at cur
office, No. 1868 Dock street.
DILLON, Elicit & co.
Nayambcr o. ISL no23
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EXECUTORS SALE OF personal
NJ EFFECTS.-Tmmedatcly after the foregoing
sale of Colonel James VI. G.. Dckinsons real estate,
shall as his executor sell I'LL OF the personal ELECTS
of the dcccGcnt consisting OF the toll2WiIlGIIZ.
DER, SHUCKS, OATS, RYE STRAW, two good
WORK HORSES, four MICH COWS aud on;
CALF. two BUGGIES. two CARTS and the usual
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and all excellent par
eel of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
TERMS Under SIo0. cash; over that amount: iolli
months credit for approved. endorsed negotiable pa
per. i. ~. i'i lNhiiroo e,ScI
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr'
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NALU y
i BILE FARM OF 100 +27-1Goq = AG ;, g. % %
THE SINE-MlI. Z ROAD TWO NIL. Els EAST of
RICHMOND.-Ry virtue Of Il deed Of trust cXecutcc
to the subscribers by the late Colonel JalHcI W. ~
corded in Hcnrico County Court In Deed-book ~
ST. lflgc dG,ye shall. III execution thereof, ProGS y
sell at public auction. on the premises on tl'iDA
the oath Of December, ISL at IL O'Clock y. W., y!
fair: If not. the first fair day thcreaitrTJ tat Rfrs
beautiful and highiy-improrcd FARM located IL
above Of which Cqlone pSknsoI rGfTsgy aG Of
which is well located, and the most OF 1t In ihGi
state of cultivation. ,,. po,f,t-
The improvements consist Of IN excellent BkiH n
DWELLING containing five rooms. the usual SEls
WANTS HOUSES. and large iiARNS 81 ABl.fS
Sc. There Is an excellent ORCHARD on tic Place
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfry expenses OF s;,
and the sum OF $3.50: credit rs to $1,000 until nc
nth of June next; and rs 10 the residue. on cie
Of twelve months The Interest on the $4,000 VIII %
nj the rate of l2 per cent per annum from the lh G.
December. 1871; and rs 10 the residue OF the proceeds
of sale. ut per cent. per lniuin from the Jay VI
sale and secured by Il deed of trust on the land
MANFRED CALL. Trrs,ccs
GEORGE VI. DIiEWR1,5
RICHMOND, December Is, ISL.
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DEY GOODS.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
~ GREATEST BARGAINS YET
nm II,S SHfI.ES:s

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
~ GREATEST BARGAINS YET
JULIUS SICLESS,
AIS BROAD ST Il + ct. 415
HIS Jus. received large additions to his DRESS
GOODS department. and still receiving by almost
every express all tile late styles. containing every
style and variety be found in the northern market.
To which invite special attention from all In want
of DRY GUODS-viz.,
Empress Cloths ut so, co. and CSC. very cheap !;
Stee9, in all coors, ut cog, u.s. and Soc. Irish Pop
Inns and beautiful. very low; Japanese Silks ana
Poplins all shades and colors; Plain and Plaid
Scges at %, 3d. and 50c.-haf price, Black Silks at
Sl5o. S75 So to 81 the best in the city; Back Al
paca at u.s. 80, DO, 50 to &c. and 81 per Yard Black
Mcrino, lIombaZine, and Tamise Cloths, cheap
Shawls new styles In stripes, and beautiful At Si.20
and SIS; Black Shawls, single ana dounie, Ut al
prices Broche Shawls ut IS, $40. Sl2So to Sln-come
and get one: White Blankets ut SA50, So to Sl5, very
low jolorcd Blankets and Quilts $3.50. S3 ana % .,
n.r. a fall assortment of White. Red, lSlue ana
tIrny Flanuss at 25, 90, 10. SO TO 75c ana al very
rhm;n. Oner Flannels in all colors, plain a1d Ilau
50 to 75c Cloaking Cloths, all colois ana ri ntis &c
Ec: White and Colored Corduroy, new ana pretty,
wery cLcan: CoakS the largest stock III TIE city III
tbr lowest prices; furs, for ladies' misses, tnd emil
,lren mt extremely low figures: In FACT ey erythme
TO be found In the Dry Goods line at the lowest
prices possible. ,.,d ,-o,. .,.-o-,,o
Come and See them. ox-,., =, AK r,o,, .,.
Store closed on Saturday.
Saesucn: John n. Gary, ". ID. Powers, John D
Turner. no 70
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MILLINERY.
RESTAURANTS.

is amply supplied, as always with all the luxures of
the season ard the rrites OF every cline for his nl-
erouS guests The best dishes of every variety fur
nished In the DINING-SALOOS, or In the private
saloons In the second story for ladies and gentle
men.
His creature comforts are the best of consultations
for depressing times, and the surest means for the
restoration OF the public spirit For inYtgorating the
mind and filling the heart with hope his tables and
his bar of the best liquors sold In Richmond are the
neyer-filing agents. His friends OF the Legislature
viii find his comnissary stores the surrst means of
reinforcement TO comprehensive and liberal mea-
surcs.
Orders for meals and for parties at private houses
filled In the most superior style.
dos
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

TOHN w. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP
s9 PING and COMMISSION MERCHANT, No.
) Governor street Richmond, Va, (post-oflice box
49, agent for the Old Dominion Steamship CoInpa-
ny. for New York; lnmnn Line, for Liverpool;
Anchor Line. for Glasgow, National Lins, for Lay.
aspoel ;e3
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SIOLASSES AND SYRUPS.-Choice
WI NEW-CROP NEW ORLEANS 2lOLASSES
SUGAR-HOUSE DRIPS and COMMON SYRUPS
receiving for sale by
de u ROBERT +. WILLIAMS & co.