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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-16
BY Wellington Goddiu,
Aiictionees ana Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

r ARGE, ATTRACTIVE, AND FlRSi-
IL CLASS RESIDENCE, ANDNACASI LUZ
AT TUE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FRANk :,
irN AM, JEFFERSON STREETS. FOR SALE
AT NU, TloN.-At the request OF W,iiiam r. ray
Ior Esd who desires to remove 10 slilaler nnnsc
I shall sell Mt auction. an the premises; on NV
DAY the 3Gth September, 1872. ~ - eoCh W,
III fuir; If not, the first fair day therGiterl us
large welI-arranged, handsome. and fashionaDl!-
ioaIted RESIDENCE. The LOT has front OF Ivy
feet On the north side Of franklin street. ana dept
on the east line of Jefferson street OF aol iee,
dwelling Is built of brick and stt,ccGed; Contains
fifteen rooms, six of which are III the baseinelit, nm
i,hed and plastered six on the fist foor inciuding
two large parlors q? by 10 feet connected ny Sliding
doors, 4 lIbrary-room and three chalhners; anu o.,
the second floor, three chambers. TWO OF WHICH art
of the same size rs the parlors below.
In the ward. and ncNttO Jefferson street, lhere
large brick kitchen containing four rooms besides
lie h,sclncut which Is used for wood and coal Inc
garden IS tastefully laid out ana contains soIne
Choice fruit trees and Crane vines ~ front Oh ns
dwcliitg there Is large colorado porico,
nbove the second story and running The Whole engii
of The main building. The property III he SO 500
as 10 give to the dwelling Tot 10 by l3i leeI ~ ~,
alley 10 feet wide; To tho lot on tic cast 20 ny l3l icy.
with the use OF said alley TO the LOT ironing on .e
east lire of jefferson street, 10 by 100 lcct VIII" ue
use Of said alley. .,or,r
I'm view of the fact that the foregoing properly
cb.,t.jns ample accommodations Tor nrsl-c;aoe
family nln Is located In the most desirable anu IN
nroviny mari of Oh. city. II should attract the special
ltteniion of those who mi DESIRE T." secure u hrst-
The terms which will be very accommodating
VIII "e w. GODDlN.
SO 1910 20. % ?5stdtds Real Estate huctloncer.
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Sun rise. ........... Sol Moon sets. t;5'
Sun s's.......,. SOP HUE liuo. 49,, 4HI
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER Is. 'S7".
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman. New York. Incr.
ch.,udise and passengers. John ". Wyatt. agent.
Steamer John sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mcr.
cnnn,ii.e and passengers. l.. y. Tntllm..e"nt.
Steamer J. ". kvcrman, philadelphia, ihcrcli,r.
disc and passengers, W: l.. ihftTr.
Schnoaer Two Marys, Albany, lumber, Joseph
.Allhrd.
SAILED,
Steamer Palsadc, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, d. H. Rogers. agent
Schooner Wanata. SImmcrton. Georgetown, D
Schooner j. II. Marvi!e, Quilting. Philadelphia
riu Old Fort. lumber, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner W. II: Tnvers: Coster. Norfolk light.
Brig Venture, Folker. Rio Grande del Sui, Hour
Gullego Mills Manufacturing Company
NOTICE To MARINERS.
Information has been received ut this Office from
Rear Admiral " iliTm Rogers Taylor, United
States Navy. commanding United States naval
forces, South Atlantic station, that on the evening
Of Junc Is, 1872, the British steamer LtSbunense, ST
Andrew :. Mutton, master, on her passage from
MaranhaIn TO Para. Brazil touched 4 lank not laid
down on e charts, of the Island of Manejetuba, In
about the position Of latitude ID south, omgi-
This potic. affects British Admiralty charts Nos
2,9cS, le0a; Un!cdState, photographic onice charts
Nos -, IL. .s"
BY order of the Bureau of Navigation:
K. II. WYMAN,
Hpd1 ographic 0Fce, Washington, ID. G.. Angus,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
PHILADELPHIA, September l3.-Scilooncr An
BALTIMORE, September lS.-Th"mas {. Worrell
james.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner Empire; from Norfolk for Baltimore
which sunk IN twelve feet of water Off the Wolf
Trap. forty miles from Norfolk, has cargo Of cop
per ore and lumber. The deck load has gone adrllt
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OBITUARY. Right Rev. Manton Ea>tburn,
u. D., whose death in Boston on September
18th has been announced, was born III Eng
land February 9th, 1901. At d very early
age he came to this country with bis parents,
who settled in New York City. He graduated
ct Columbia College in 1917, and then COM
menced the study of theology. He was Or
dained in May, 1922, as clergyman of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, ofhciaicd rs
assistant minister OF Christ church, of New
York, for live years, md in 1921 became reg
tor Of the Church of Ascension; New York.
He held this Iprtorship until December 29th,
1912, when he was consecrated Assistant
Bishop of the Diocese of Massachusetts.
On the death of Bishop W. Griswcid, on
February 18th, 1S43. he httamc Bishop OF
the Diocese Of Massachusetts,, and held This
position at the time Of his death. Bishop
Eastburn was known as m author, having
published "LectureS on the Philippians"
and Il number OF sermons, charges to tue
clergy, and literary addresses.
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pubic Announcement Of Arbitration
Award.

WASHINGTON. September IA telegram
received at the State Department FROM Hon:
J. c. Bancroft Davis, agent Of the United
States Mt Geneva, states that the text OF the
award Of the arbitrators has been publicly
announced there. The United States receive
the gross sum Of Sl5, 500,000 for losses sus-
tained by The acts Of the Alabama and
Florida, and of the Shenandoah after leaving
Melbourne. 1t will be recollcctcd uas by
She terms of the treaty the award + payable
in gold ut Washington within one year from
tue date of the award.
GENEVA, September 1.-THE Court of Ar
FILTRATION met to-day at haIf.past II O'Clock.
The five arbitrator, the agents Of the re-
spectiye governments, several OF the counsel,
twelve ladies, and ten Journalists were
present.
Count sclopis, thc president Of The court,
read the arguments of the arbit,ators con-
curing in the decision Of the tribunal, and
announced that the sum awarded to the
United States was Sl5, 10000 in gold. Sill
Alexander Cockburn refused to sign the dc.
cision Of the tribunal.
After the adjournment of the court twenty
two guns were fred in hofior Of the closing
of its labors. The English Representatives
will leave Geneva Monday, and the Amer
cans OH Tuesday.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Scu york stock and Money Mnrk,

Scw York stock and Money M"rRct.
New YoRx, September l4.-Money easy
mt 9 to 1 per cent. Sterling, los. Cold, il3S
to Ilsa. Governments very dull and steady.
States very quiet: Tenncssee's, 72l; new
70. yirginia's, 40; new, 81; consols, aos;
deferred, Is. Louisiana's, 80; new, 40.
Leyee,s, so; S's. 20. AIaban,a's, 81; 5s,
60. Georgia's, 70; 7's, So. North Caro-
sina's. $50; new. 90; special tax, H.
South Carollna's, 81; new. "a; April ana
October, Is.
The hank statement shows decrease ID
loans of s3.000,0o decrease 10 specie, 81
100000; decrease in legshtenders. q ,ooo'ooo;
decrease In deposits, s4,ooo,om. specie
shipments to-day, 81 ,25O,HO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-16
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

ARGE AND WELL-ARRANGED
IL BRICK DWELLING, on The WrST LlNE
OFTHIRD BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY
sold M suction. on the premises, on TUESDAY The
list day Of october, 1872. ut d O'Clock r. 81: the
large and convefilCDtly-arrangcd BRICK DWELL
IN; located rs above, now owned ana occupicd hy
Mr.. Archibald Boiling. The lot has front of u
feet and depth of 100 feet. with she privilege Of 30
lIlev on cach side. The dwelling contsina eeycn
rnoins. Including three In te basement. aud l. III
y, .od order There is In the yard trree double
brick kitchen and spacious brick stable AID car
riacc.liouse. This place would suit 4 large family
as there aTcample lot sueh an QUE
und ,gbtccn nio,ltls for negotiable notes. bearing
interest secured By Il trust deed.
'''N ~' ". GODDIN, Auctiouecr.
Sc 9.lj.ls.2H q, 2. 30SOcti
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BY W. Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
y OF TWQ HuNDREp ACR re rs MnK VaR Rk
pa TbtbI FIGIPT Mi. rs BELOW RICHMOND.
ras e decree Of the Ge r lth IJ ne "
in fhp ease Of Donnuu guardian of Aiken, g. Aiken,
&C., We undersigned. WHO 9, are psof asIdfog a
a. nuiic auction, at the office OF W. Goddin, kea
Es:ate Anctoncer, corner OF Bank and E!eyen mn
streets In the city Of Richmond. on FRIDAY tne
10th September, 1872 Mt ~ o'clock 1., inc sAahm
located as above, of which the late Bernara ".
AiTcn died sezed, adjoining the lands of DR.. Can
III Archer others ro" tain Rt aS04 pat and
survey of which will he exhibited at the hour OF sae
On this farm there is comforta9Ic a%es ,,u
other improvements. and IL lies wei Ior
and Is an excellent neghborh0oa. ,v-o,ve
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at six amei w,
and eighteen months. bearing six per cent. per ai.-
mum interest; or, at the option Of the purShaser.
omefourth cash; balance ut one two' ana tnl s,
Uners hcartns eight per cent per annum Interest
for nrrottalIie notes satisfactorily endorsc, ma u
RE refined till tho further order e the court
TIC e'"A'''N " EDWARD 7. CANnOS
ALEXANDER DOMAIN.
,.,e SpeciaI Commissioners
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New York Items.

New YORK, September lit is asserted
in commercial circles that the tea and coffee
markets have virtually lost two months de-
mand during the present year owing to the
repeal Of the tariff.
The Spanish ram Numancia sails to-day for
Cadiz. She has lost nine seamen and two
officers by yellow fever, but her crew are now
all well.
There are no yellow fever patients ut the
lower quarantine now.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY AT
BRoOkSVILLE ALBERMARLE COUNTY,
vA.-The undersigned. desiring to cnr!aii iarRimS
NEXT, 1872, Oh the PREMISES offer for sale ut pub
lie auction to the highest bidder that Wen known
and valuable real estate called BROOksylLLE,
@ the so s5dy, F fffRsEf xGf
SUPERIOR LAND. 1t produces abundantly wheat
and ali other kinds of cros suited TO this latitude.
The BUILDINGS on the estate ARE numerous, con,
Sensy Ts IN cis OF HoTsE es ssa
brick cdihcc, is large and In repair; an extensive
lawn In front Of the building Is well shaded by
beautiful trees and rare plants aud flowers; gOod
aud ncyer-failing water IN the yard In fact there
Is every convenience on the place to render the cs-
tate very desirable residence for person OF ample
This estate Is situated that, If desired 1t eau be
conveniently divided SO az to make three or four
good farms There several Apple. orchn!ds,
Fearing good fruit on the estate, In one of which,
near the homestead. there are some ihrcc or fOur
hundred trees hearing tile celebrated "Albcmarlc
pippn." Tue whole place abounds In numerous
ncycr-fns sprlnSs OF pure cToi r wa tr;s sS th
tract This land lies 1T the base Of the Blue Ridge,
and Joins the land of excellent peighbors-Messrs.
Bowen, Kyle, iiughson; and BAYLOR. The home
the Chesapeake and Ohio railrouu. Those wishing
TO view the property with an inclination to pur-
s ,S Y e sa tho hey
be found, or such persons call on her brother,
David Hansbrough. Esd, who resides near the
premises and viii give all Information necessary
an. will also show the property.
The personal properly consists ;; o, or MoRk
HORSES, RIDING HORSES. COLTS, WoRk
OXEN, MULES, MILCH COWS, some sixty or
seventy head of nice two and three-yea! old CAT
TIE In fine condition, SHEEP, HOGS, WAGONS,
a BUGGY, and neat FAMILY CARRiAGE, ana
FAEMINi; UTENSILS of all sorts which are In
use in this region Of the country.
The terms Of sale for the land will b. made easy 10
the pilrcl aser md VIII le specified clearly and un-
mistakably. For the personal property The cash
will be res. uire for all sums OF ten dollars and
under; for II sums over ten dollars credit nine
mouths, the purchaser giving bond aud undoubted
security. ,
POsr-offce: Greenwood Depot Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad Va AMANDA FABRUW.
BROWNSVILLE, VA, August 10, 1872.
au l9-lawtds ......ar
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The Tarnmar,y Ring Frauds Import
mt DEVELOPMENTS EOreAlaatlOWets.

NEW York. September 14.-It is reported
shat County Auditor Watson left at his death
large book OF entries, in his own hand
writing, of the disposition made of the Tam
many Ring stealings, the amounts and dates
of payments, and the names of persons to
whom made. The book was secured by eX-
Comptroller Connolly, who when he left
the country turned it over to person who
has it securely guarded. 1t will probably be
produced OH the trial of Tweed, Connolly,
aud Others Of the ring, and it IS said it will
secure the conviction of every one of the in
dictcd parties.
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BY Lyme & Brother. ..
81. . =. /, NJ ~ y7.t,sn 4 rrns1fs

VERY LARGE AND attn. NJ l w y
' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPR IsCyI - AM ~
JTNJMPROyED REAL ESTATE, SUI Az ArE W
CHUKCH HILL, WHERE PR0 of ilE Fo ~
SALE hT AUCTION:-Wes shall Mt the tn, Request ,afnIl OF
The owner sCrl Mt public auction, on the pleien'
on THURSDAY the 18th day of SEPTEMBER H'2'
at 81 o'clock p. NJ: ..,r,r.r. -pprcL
lst That beautiful two-story STOCh-bKiCh
Unwilling, the former residence OF Alr. james
c;unn Corner of Thirticth and Leigh streets, G. H.
t,iuinp eight rooms with hall through the centre
front and rear orches. The yard Is laid out WIN
shr1b,ery uJid handsome shade trees on The trout
and side. .i, Gig - ,rtSI T rTS
adioiuing one of which has a neat frImea house
thereon fronting the east side OF Ihirtleth seet
aud running hack To an alley.
Also SEVEN DESIRABLE LOtS immealatels
In the r, ar fronting each on the west line oil
first street syla5 feet to alley In common IL Iee
rn CAPITALISTS and parties who desire to invest or
SEIZURE nice building lot their special attention is
called To the foregoing sale
Terms Will I've very liberal. .
LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers,
The above aale Is postponed ~ cnnseIusnCe q ne
incl0mency Of the we ttcr Until TUtSnA1 ine
j;th of Septe ber, at same hour The entire ground
Is the very best brick clay kind ,,r,E,
sc "a Ii Ne Div LtEn.
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Conservative Injecting at Amelia
Springs.

AMELIA SPRINGS, September 4.-The grand
Conservative meeting here to-day Was most
enthusiastic and successful affair. Addresses
were male by Colonel Robert f. Withers.
Robert B. Berkeley, w. S. Gilman, Attorney.
General Taylor, and Judge Farinr,
Colonel j. r. Pophaln was present, and
announced himself rs an independent Re-
publican candidate. He made Il brief speech,
which was replied to by Mr.. Berkeley.
S. G, Page, Esq, excused himself from
speaking, but promised hereafter to meet any
Of the champions of the Administration who
desired to discuss the issues of the campaign.
MpsclS. Porter and Stowcll, the opposing
Republican congressional candidates, are
having n discussion at Amelia Courthouse
to-day.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between blain ana Bank.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF TWO
v mirSDRFU AND RIFTY-THREE hCRES,
r1t,r E6RMrR RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
I tnEs POE POE FOR SALE At .UCTI0S:zWe will
sell 1t auction, on the premises on FkiD ;s nv
2 THi q sfE FARM, coi,taiaipg about TWO
a the T!'smseuiTle srn abou;
,, ne are Trick dwelling with six rooms
and pantry brick kitchen with v an rIe orcard
" nho;ce Trmit the farm we'll watered and healthy
Is ne rness TO the city, and ono Of the best roads
out Of the city, and both sides OF tue "a dI,ide
mike tt very desirable for persons Wishing 10 a'ioc
nv into su,a{, farms and suburban residences.
A rlat of The farm ut our Office
TERMS: At sale. ,,u
y & This urnptrty, If not sold. viii be rented
for the next wear at auction on the premises
~" ae 'r ''~>' ERUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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BY Hill 4 Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auetionesrs,
No. liOs AIain street

DRICK HOUSE, WITH STORE, ON
ID CLAY STREET BETWEEN TWENTY.
SEVENTH AND TWENTY-EIGHTH, CHURCH
UILL, FOR BALE AT AUCTlON.-0n WE'D.
NESDAY, september 18th, at o'clock 7. NJ" we
will sell on the premise, the PROPERTY located n;
.rnyr The house contains four rooms, and kitchen.
The lot fronts "a feet on Clay street south sidc,
running hack SO feet. Now rcnted 60 good tenant.
paving fifteen per cent on Investment
mouths, secured by Il trust decd, six PCT eent In
teresf added. HILL 4 E0UDIS-
20 IL AuclOH.sr'.
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!. sx,s,ssaraS 5 sFsafsafe l1ays.

sccsyssMisfTsss6 NTi s. ALE or LANDS
snyW ETNes ygfLLYAM COUNT t@-As cesnnsis-
si6ner under two DEGREES eiIteredos nt Sans
tcyn;; VIZ l., he fonfy Court OF Chesterfield county
t.o III lillian C Allcp ct az, plaintiff, ailas
Jain W. ftpscorns bers wv se s,s =.
o1I isTp one parcel OF land Continuing ONE
t HIrSbR fs AND FORTY-THRE Eff ACRES more
or less and the remainder AFTER an estate q, ms
:, sr.insenntin another parcel containing NM
TY.FfV r tCK Es more or less. BOT, parcels 40 .
join the lands of - Wheeler ana oaiei0 e
TERMS: One-third cash: the residue at ax anu
tsive raontiis. In equal instln,es WITH lnee ass
rity. kouEs ShEuoi A
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.x,.,e<s On n Railroad.

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspaciil
GREENSBORO, n. c., September i4.~-At
O'Clock this morning cclorca man named
Andy Cummings was run over and killed
by the easteEn.beund North Carolina mail
train oae m;h md half from here. Both
legs and one hand were cut off and he was
otherwise tnangled. He was asNcep on the
track. An inquest was he'd and a verdict
rendered In accordance with the facts.
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BY Hill & Goddin, la, Estate Auctioneers.
No. HOS Main street.

UNIMPROvED PROPER
V TY ON CLAY AND TWENTY-TuIRD
STREET. CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE At ACC.
TION.-On FRIDAY, September 10Th. is7., at
o'clock r. NJ, We will SELF OH the premises LOrS
Nos. s. aud 10. in The plan Of city of Rich
mond fronting on tho cast side Of Twenty third
I22 feet This property Is rapidly improving 10 vaius
and parties desiring TO invest Will 60 well 10 attend
the sale. VIII Ge sold as whole or divided TO rn
purchasers according 10 plat at Office Of aeiioneef.
TERMS: One-third' c.slf: balance at Fix and
twelve months, per cent. Interest added, secure,
by a trust drtd. HILL GUDDiS.
Sc li-tds Aucttoneers
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BY GruDbs az Williams. -
AnctloneeTs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh. street between 5Iain and Bapt
ANE HUNDRED AND SIXTY acp

NNE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
~ uF .VERS VALUABLE FARMING W.
WOODLAND, PART OF NATHANIEL E1HHSSww
ESTATE. ADJOINING TIE LANDS oi or +
WAKRES, A. PEARSON. MRS. HILITapf,
We Will sell ut auction, on the rfenisss
IN lots to suit purchasers, on TiIfSnaY
the 18th September, lsi7 at y O'Clock u ,tie LISb
above described. IT Is about five miles from Rich.
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad TTe,o
Is no dwelling, but q hIyn, corn-house, and an or
chard of fine fruit The si'afion adjoining Clark,
The land is Of good quality. aud some OF The lots re-
valuable for the wood and timber, being near n
market and the railroad.
TERMS: one-third cash; balance at one and two
wears with interest. 40
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
sc 10 Apc,{$pprrs
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Arrival of Chinese Students.--ERe
Trial OF Mrs. Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 14.-.-Thirty
Chinese students arrived here yesterday
They are very young, and arc tine and intel
ligent ladies and gentlemen. They are of Il
much fairer complexion than any of tlieil
countrymen who have hitherto visited the
United States. Three tutors of the Manda'
rim rank accompany them. The Chinese
Government has appropriated $i,O00,0O0 for
their education. The design of the Chinese
Government Is to send thirty students to
this country annually.
Four additional Jurors We're obtained to.
day in the Fair murder trial.
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r,.,,r gorrester Rernandesi.

NEW YosK, September l3.-Judye Leon
ard to-day dismissed tue writ of hdbcas
cor,us in the ease OF Billy Forester, the
alleged Nathan murderer, aud remanded the
prisoner to Jail.
Superintendent ke'so expresses himself as
confident that Forester ~ NathaD's MUIR
derCr.
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New ORLEANS, September 1is--siate Aual-
tor Jar,es Graham Inns been sent 70 fhe par.
ian prison for contempt OF the Eighth Dis.
trict Cont in refusing to issue warrant on
the treasury for s47 200 In fnsor OF the state
Board of Assessors. IN accordance WIN
Judgment rendered, the payment OF, whh'h
tle Auditor j. endeavoring to resist.
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BY Tfetlingscn GGdain.
Real Essase Agent and Aust t''s;r.
...,,. 10 E.lsvartia and Bank s.rccts.

uALuABEE LOT fNo. a6} ON !, THE : Z
aoTrTii SINE OF CARY BET W ~
Z TE,vssSNrEt1ENTH AND EIGHTEENTHsTRE ETs
FOB SALE AT AUGTIoNW,l Se sg tbe ~ nth a Of
Snntamber. Is:7. at O'Clock z. BE- that FALuA-.
BIE LOT located rs above now in The occupancy g,
NJ Mr.. Sienfago fronting 22 feet rn,ng Jaw YorE
River Railroad track has been laid thus giyine efe'
facii les for receiving discllrgipg ireigne
TFsMs One-thrd cash. balance 81 mn loo,,saJ
III. ,r,,s ,o S. mt ". GODD1S.
ny u :, h,hst useo' Anctioneer.
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BY Grubts i Williams, ..
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

4 NICE STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD
n FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-By request
of Mr.. {. l.. Ludwig, who Is disseminating house
keeping, we will sell ut his residence at the south
NESDAY, 18th September, ut 10 O'Clock a. ~, the
entire stock Of HUUSEHULbF URNITU RE there
I'm, embracing the usual variety Of PARL0R.
CHAMBER aud DISlNG-ROOM FURNITURE.
ALSO.
A superior KNABE PIANO,
Very elegant CARPETS. PICTURES,
CURTAINS. -
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
This furniture was well selected. aud has been
nicely kept. The attention Of those IN watt Is III
vifed 10 the sale, GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
20 IA .2t ga Auctioneers.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
t,hina.

". ..- China.
TIE FRENCH loAS-SIDNAPPER sUMMARILY
Observation-Disclosures, &C.
SHANGHAI, August 1.-THE city of Shang
hai has subscribed 100000 francs to tn,
French loan.
A case of kidnapping Of Chinese chile
occurred at Tein rsln OH the American
steamer Shanghai. The c,ilprit, TEN Tsr
man, was delivered 10 the American consul
and by him to the Chinese authorities. who
at once beheaded him.
The shock of an earthquake was felt al
Ching kiang few days ago.
The King of Cambodia is visiting at Can
ton.
The rinderpest still prevails among the
native cattle.
Belgium.
rwENTY-rIvEaES DROWNED IN CoAL-rIT.
RRUssELs, September l4.-Twenty-tive
miners have been drowned by the accidental
flooding OF coal-pit,
France.
MARSHAL BAZAINg's TRIAL.
PARIS, September l4..-It ia reported that
the trial Of Marshal Bazaine has brought to
light hcts Of great gravity.
England.
AWARD OF THE GENEVA Arbitration,
LONDON, September IA special to the
Times says the award of the Geneva Board
Of Arbitration to the United States is
trife over three million pounds sterling.
Cockburns signature is absent. He will de-
liver separate opinion. The Times says
Willingly will we pay this sum to improve
the law OF nations"
The election at Preston for member of
Parliament rnsy,ltc1 in tho SilrppSy Of fba
Conservative candidate.