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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-06
Ey Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Aurfi"pccr*,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALuA-
SBLE C0AL-LAND AT THE M1pLOTfilAN
COAL-PITS.-By virtue of Il decree entered at The
June term 1872, of the County Court Of Chester
fell in the chauccry suit therein pcntling
styled Manders rs: Cornelius y. Elliott shall pro
house on the lit ,lay OF November 1872. that being
court day, Ut II o'clock 4. NJ. that valuable ianI
living in The Midlothian township two ana hali
n, lies from Conliled station. On The Richmond ana
Uanvillc railroad. containing 7 II X L Us y
ACRES. with good dwelling thereon; ana Al ne
necessary out buildings: also, ONE-tlFTH USDi.
VIDED INTEREST ~ SEVENT i-F r
ACRES adjoining the above-'escrihcd; with GOOD
dwelling and ou-buildiugs; Il portion In wood ara
balance in cultivation. This land lies Immediately
In The oa-tcld or what Is sIi'cd TN" = c9'i ba'ih'
TERMS: Cash ~ to much rs will hc necessary
to pay the expenses Of Gale and costs ni ihis suit and
tie laaucc upon credit Of onc, two, ana lhrec
wears for bonds beariu, six Ter cennm Interest
from day OF sale the tide being retained until the
Whole purchase mcrey Is fuiiE paid.
:. BROOKS. Commissioner.
MOoDY 4 RoTALl, AmctionecrS. no l-ids
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TOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
~ GOOD NEWS !.
TO ALL TEa-DRINkFRs.
AT No. 7GS MAIN STREET.
Opening CT
RICHMOND BRANCH

TIE GREAT NEW YORK TEA COMPANY.
Our agent, ". Il. GOOLRICK, ESP, who Is II ma
tive Of Virginia. and engaged In our business for
some time has sole chlrge Of IS Branch Store, ~
and will please the mos: fastdiouS tastes Of the
drinking community.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE,
% WEST BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE,
#.@ MARYLAND.
We beg leave TO inform our friends and the public
generally Of the ope ing Of our Branch Store" ut
sG3 Main street, ichmon'i, Va for the purnose of
supplying the public with our most choice TEAS.
Qualities and prices never before known In this
market
Goods scutto any address on receipt Of post-ofhce
order. ...s sc i-sIa
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BY Lee & Goddin. Arcuoneers,
lll3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. FARMIN TIE COUNTY OF FLUvANNA.
ON BYRD CREEK. CONTAINING TWO Hun
DRED AND THIRTY ACRES OF I.hSD.-By
virtue OF deed Of trust executed by William H.
SnCCd. trustee for Mrs. l.. a. Sneed dated in !ny
of January. 1865 and OF record In tie clerks Office
Of Fluyanra county. Va Cd. +. 90 T. $50 10 secure
to john G.. Hughes iilc payment of two ne2"'iah!"
notes for fifteen hundred and cish;t-Hve I",iars
tSl,5s5) and five hundred aud forly-ircc G"liatS
$3.50, :nd default having been made In the raymcnt
Of The tirst-:amcd note and being required - ~ u"
by the holder of said note sbLl! proceed H. se' Oh
the premises, on TUESDAY, 18th day al Ao'.m-
Der. E72. At II O'Clock , the prUpcrt! d'scTit" VI
sail dccd--to VII:
That piece or parcel of LAND lying and ncins IN
the county of Fluvanna, on Eyrn creek. aiin COZ
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACkhiS;
being the same real estate conveyed ~ ~" satH
William b. Snced, trustee. rs aforesaid. hN J"Dh
Hughes by deed dated 25th January. Tsp. nhm 90,
same Inherited by said hughes by tltc last WIZ %.
John Hurlcs-said deed and wiz being pi Itcnfni"
the County Court clerks office Of FnvaDna count
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 de!rly expenses y,
executing this trust and u pa? OF sac ho.r 90
1855 with Interest from Isl January l.f2 uhtii par
balance al such time as said William H. Sneed Or MS
personal representative may direct. $50, ~,
croa y. u. LEE. Trustee.
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Auciianccrs and Real Estate Agents.
Nh. 1919 Main street.

TWO FRAMED HOUSES AND FOUR
L VACANT LOTS ADJOINING. SIT 1As,TI,EsRD
ON THE CORNER OF NJ AND IHlkL,1 .fl ,is5i =
auc tion. on the premises, TUESDAY the 1tn Gay
Of November 1872, ut O'Clock p NJ TWO fh $500
TENEMENTS located as above descrlpeu, coh'ti1n'
ing three or four rooms. ,,,,
Also several NEW LOTS adjoining plat SHOW
ing size &c. to be seen ut the hour of sue. ~,
The terms Will Ic very liberal. To parties OF nm
;trd means this osers good opportunity to secure
4 home. LiHE n oi hUo,ionnars
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Te.crhcr.

Rest VIC, dearest. in our home.
Foam we DER the heather:
We shall rest aud VIC shall roa!n-
Shall we not Together.
From this hour the summer rose
Swcclcr brcltllcS 10 charm us.
From this hour I'll" winter SHOWS
Lighter fail to harm us.
Fair or fcul-on land or sea
Come tho wind or weather.
Best aud worst, whatc'cr they be.
We viii share together. liTd'".
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BY Moody & Royal,
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
.. Manchester, Va.

TWELVE SPLENDID MICH COWS,
rtT noes AND PIGS. FOR SALE AT
ATICTf0S.-htt the request Of the owner, MIR. T. B.
Cersley will sell apnbe auction at MS so grpE we
TJJJrRSEtY November 7fh. 1872, at p O'Clock L.
~, IL valuable Mich COWS, some fresh to the
nail onf others fat and In splendid order Tor peel
This sale should engage the attention OF inc butch
or s il is rare that such cattle thrown upon the
market.
TERMS Cash. ,..;o,,or.
ANY person having Horse, Mule, Cow. or FER
sonaI Propcrty to dispose of, will max" the same
..,r,, tof, ,ro Tho d,z; of saIn no Set
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WANTED, A MALE TEACHER to
W take charge of graded school in the conn
try,-a imam of experience preferred. Good testmo-
mails required. Address ~ Il. SIMS Pittsylvania
Courthouse. Va, before November 10, 1872. Aprii-
ehut5 VIII state age number Of yeprs' experience.
NWetner married or single, where educated. anu
amount Of eslRry eApeStaii 10 ee sl.iw
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Nv Coulling & Meade, Real Estate Agents,
No 1901 Main street.
rs,WO RRICK TENEMENTS (Nos.

rE,WO BRICK TENEMENTS (Nos. $50
4 AND 1927 ON SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETW ZEN JAY AND CEDAR S'TREETs, con,
KITCHENS, FOR SALE AT hUCT1oS.-tt The
relues. of the owner lAlr. I'll. kerscy we VIII sell
at pubic auction. or The premises, on THU RSDAf
the 7th day Of November. 1sT2. ~ = O'Clock l. NJ,
Inc aforementioned rENEMESTS.
TERMS One-fouith cash; balance at four. eight,
md twelve months credit for negotiable notes with
intrras, added, and title retained until paid.
nno COULLINCi 4 MEADE.
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BY Lee & Goddin, AuctioncerS,
No. lib Main street.

OK BEAUTIFUL SMALL FARMS LII
= ING INIMEDIaTEl.Y ON THE RICIlMOND.
FREnERICKSBCRG AND POTOMAC RAIL-
ROAD, IN THE COUNTY OF HEHRlCO. SEVEN
MILES FROM THE CITY OF R1CHMOND.-0n
FRIDAY the sth day of November, 1872, we VIII
SELL on the premises at II O'clock NJ the iolloWlng
very desirable FARMS, located as above dcscribea'
In the order advertised: $500. >
First FIFTY ACRES OF FINE LAMP a part OF
rho tract RECENTLY owned by John Is. GlaGebr0ok.
ESQ This tract has been highly improved. Inc
buildings good and ample: uWcuiiS iu R ',uu
oIt-hIildings: superior water, good orchard. &c.
SECOND. FORTf-TllEEE ACRES adjoining inc
above: no improvements; land in fine heart; ABOUT
onc-haf cleared, the balance IN woods. 2ood grass
Third. ORTY-THREE AND SEVEN
EIGHTHS ACRES adjoining tract No. = for the
f" Fou Fin. twenty NINE AND FIvE-EIGHTHs
ACRES adjoining the ahove-all heavily WOODED.
Firth. A most desirable little FAkM; containing
immediately az the seven mile post on The railroad
with ncw COTTAGE RESIDENCE just completed.
continuing four rooms located about 200 yaftS from
the railroad end fronting tie same on al elevated
The land IS OF fine quality. aboat fifteen acre OF
which are in meadow, the remainder hl&hlanI'
Twenty-Five bushels winter oats have been sceac"'
and are very promising. ,,.n
sixth. + | V f G RE ), with GOO, fFAolED
HOiJSE with two rooms, and out-buildinIe; nice
garden. well Of excellent water. &C., adjoining thC
land Off. Thompson Brown Esq, ana formerly tue
property of Miss Patsy Tyler
All of these tarns front directly on the railroad.
are In :, healthy and good nc!slIDorlioOl: anu Tor
on the railroad stop at all Of these points, or very
close by.
TERMS: At sale and will bc very liberal
nos LEE L GUnDlN. Auctinnccrs
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real, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TLBA PARK FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
T. Proposals are invited for the purchase Of me
manned beautiful and rapdy-iinproVing pro-
II fronts on the north side of Broad street ana cS
tends hack across Marshall street taordlng' Wien IL
is opened, two very handsome rontl 70 LAY street
with Amp dcp. TO each front, embracing the large
brick dwelling, and with large number oil benu'ui
No properly of equal extent. and with such pro.
mise of rapid improvement, IS now offered ior sue
In this city There Is power 10 sell as whole OF py
parcels. For terms, Sc. arply to ,.c
p' GRUEES & WILLIAMS.
agents for L. NJ. Dickinson, Commissioner.
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pDCTpnNFD

The above sale will take place on WEDNEs!2AA1
9Th OF November, at tho Office OF OK BIS " VII
LA M -: /. O'Clock VI. uo
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ny Robertson 4 Kronaush.
Real Estate Agents aud AnctionC"rs,
l;ull street opposite the courthouse,

EOE SALE PRIVATELY, several very
E desirable HOUSES iii the town Of Manchester,
suitable either fer residences ar for business pur-
nose. and any Euauhcr OF BUILDING LOTS III
various parts 81 tie town.
Also. several FARMS IN Chesterfield and adia-
cent counties, some oi which ar" irs ct:; estates,
living OH james river above al:d below RichmonO al
prices exceedingly reasonable
&C Ia ROBERTSON 4 HRoSAUGH
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s-Tho above sale is POSTPONED until
THuRSDAY the It'll November 1872, ut : O'CLOCK
:, II LYME & BROTHER,
AuCtioneers.
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Policemen in Berlin receive sl.25 day
in Munich. 81 in Vienna, Sl.l0; in Venice,
ninety cents in Paris, s.: in Madrid. 800
In Rome. eiyhty-tive cents; i'll Bucharest.
sevcnty-livc cents; in st. Pctcrsburgh, sixty
cents; in Copenhagen, 81; and III Stock
holm, Si.15. In Constantinop'e they have
TO content themselves with forty cents.
NJ. Ernest Remains next book will be Oh
the Apocalypse Of st. John.
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EOR sALE.-A NALUABLE FARM.
T. SIX MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND. ON
TIE CTIES tPEAEE AND OHIO RAiLRDAD.-
We offer for sale the FARM known rs " BaGon's
Estate the property of John l.. Crensaw, ESD
lying on Brook run and Chickihominy river. be-
tween the Meadowbrdgc road and Brook turnpike,
in one of the hest neiehorhoods in HeDrico county
1t contains about THREE HUNDRED MD
THIRIY-FlYE AND \ HALF ACRES. about
one hundred and fifty Of open, improved meadow
land, of which fifty acres are well SCI IN
timothy. The special advantage Of ife farm II
for making hay. portion Of the Land has icined
Two ions 10 the acre. The meadow Is perhaps better
adapted TO this crop than any other body OF lnd OF
equal cxten. IN tie vicinity Of Richmond.
We need not point out to farmers the great adya ~,
tage of te hay crop In the present condition OF the
LABOR of the country and tic high prices ard con-
slant demand In cur market. It can be shipped 10
market on the railroad or hauled on graded turn
pike. The highland is very fertile, and specially
suited 10 growing fruit trees and cultivation OF
carly vegetables for the Richmond markets: lherc
is sufficient woodland and the ordinary farm I'M
prnvcmCu;s.
We will show The farm Ia anyone Wishing to Pnf-
chase plan aul full description can be seen ii
our Office. Price, :l5,000: ona-fourth cash balance
In one, two. three, and four yea bearing interest.
BATES & WARREN,
Real Estate Agents. Eleventh and Bank streets;
Deal Richmond Va.
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TOR SALE PRINATELT.-Wel have for
4 sale privately several very desirable BUSINESS
STANDS on Hull street. Prices ranging from
j.. 900 TO $4,000. Also. several valuable VACANT
IOrS Oh Rul street at $40 aud upwards per front
foot. we also have number of pretty PRIVATE
RESIDENCES. containing from four to eight
rooms in different lnCaii'ic. Several FARMS ing
rear Manchester. containing from 81 To "n9 acres
each a, prices rlrri trrm 500 Is :i,5o1. with I'M
rruycmrltS, On liberal terms. w
MOODY Il ROYALL,
10 II Manchester. Va.
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I OST, on Sunday afternoon, between
~ Grace and Second streets aud Monumental
church, GOLD MEDALLION. On the face u
Confederate flag Is painted; on reverse side the
initials IL. G. T., Sept l. 49," \ liberal reward
will be paid fer It's delivery III this Office. 10 5-otS
EOUND, 4 ROLL OF MONEY. The
Il OWNER can obtain II by describing it ard paying
for this advertisement. Apply st No. 700 west
Marshall street.
5-3tk John RI FINER.
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S100 REWARD, AND NO CUES
D1OO TONS ASKED, will I've given for the re-
.urn of GOLD WATCH and CHAIN taken from
Room Is Ballard House. October 2ati. Gold chain
heavy, close-tTis:ed Inks. Watch medium size i:
back gold: white face: gold bands and Steel Sc.
conl-haud. This reward will Inc paid by Colonel
Darlington return of watch md chain to him ut
The Exchange Hotel. and no questions will bc asked.
Watch made by Lcathcrand, Davis i Co., Liver
| POOL, No. 1896. no 5-lOtH
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BY Lee & Goddiu, Auctionccrs,
lIl3 Main street.

MOODY & ROYAL, Auctioneers. ~
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ge - ByW. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aectfoneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

.LYSE C BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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Nerp pnbliratinns.
EoGARTIEs BOOK DEPOSITORY.
HOLIDAY BULLETIN.

HOLIDAY BULLETIN
We are now displaying an unrivalled stock Of
ELEGANT BOOKS in every department OF Lite
All the New and Standard Poets, Illustrated;
Standard Literature and Theo ogy, the best edi
'''D'' - ''''' JUVENILE BOOKS.
Especial care has been taken to make this de.
partment attractive by the selection OF Good
etruction to the young. The little folks have had
especial attention given to their wants this sea.
son by the publishers generally. Books for the
young OF all ages are amongst tne most peautin!
publications OF the season, ana mucn lower ID
prices than last year.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
Oxford Editions OF Family and Pocket Bibles.
We have just receive large invoice OF Oxford
BIb.es and Prayer Books. The assortment embra.
ces every variety Of editions and styles issued by
the oxford press. which, together with variety
OF other English and American editions, make
the largest and most elegant variety OF Bibles and
Prayer Books ever offered Tor sale In Charleston,
and at greatly reduced p, Ices.
Illustrated Books and Sets Of Standard Authors,
including Scott, Cooper, Dickens, Thackeray
Isaac Disraell Lamb. WaVerly Novels, Macaulay
Christopher North, Poe, Italian, Milman, Hood,
Froude Mummsew, Jowett's Plato. &c. &c.
Our stock Is too large and varied to enumerate,
but our store is arrans ed with view to the coz.
venience OF customers and the price OF each
booK marked In plalh figures.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Desks, Work Boxes, Writing Cases, Portfolios
Photograph Albums, Fancy Ink Stands, Fancy
Boxes OF Note Paper.
Sunday School Library and Books for Prizes,
Sunday School Cards, Illuminated Texts, Fancy
Books and large variety OF Books suitable for
presentation to teachers and scholars.
aS Persons residing in the country will please
bear iI mind that by sending their orders to ut
for any books published In America, they will be
charged only the price OF the book. We pay for
the postage or express.
~ Address
FoGARTIEs BOOK DEPOSITORY.
No. 28o King street. I'm the Bend,) Charleston, 8. L
oct31-tuth8
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CIRCUS, MUsEUM AND MENAGERIE
MOST MAGNIFIcESTLY COLOSSAL EsTA
BLISHMENT ON EARTH.

In order to accommodate the Thousands who
were turned from Its doors In this city, one year
ago, 1t returns after season OF brilliant sue.
ctsses augmented to ponderous proporti)ns, with
THKEE NJ MAMMOTH PAVILIONS. entirely distinct
and separate-one for the Menagerie; one for the
Museum, and the other for the Circus; all, how.
ever, for One Price OF Admission.
Before every Afternoon Exhibition, GRAND
FREE BALLOON ASCENSION will be given, and
Wire from the ground 10 the top OF tie canvas
and return-a Grand Gratutous Dual Spectacle.
The Management at an enormous expense,
have purchased the entire and complete Menage.
rle OF the late Colonel G. T. AMES, which, In CEN
junction with the n own, makes the largest and
most splendid co lection Of Zo0lo real wonders In
the world, embrd cling SIXTEEN MASSIVE DENS
OF LIVING WILD ANIMALS, the Monster Ee.
plant BISMARCK, and The Bany Elephant "Pet,"
r. yal Bengal Tiger, Terrestrial Sloth. Chetah, or
Hunting Leopsrds, Spotted and Laughing Hye-
two Dens Of Performing Lions, Tigers and Pan
thers, and q Lion esq and Six Baby Cubs only two
months old.
In The Arenic Department will be found all the
old favortes, and many Performers OF worldwide
renown whose faces are new here; among them
the great CARROLL FAMiLY-W. B. CARROLL,
the Veteran Two and Four Horse Rider; Madame
CARROLL, Equesrrlene, La Petite ANNIE, the BABY
Wonder, (oaly siI years DID, in her startling acts
Of Equitation, and the Boy Prodigy, Master Will
LIE the only Child SomersanlL and Plroqueste
Rider in the world; the great MIACO BROTHERS,
the splendid Erlal Gym1as and Mons. q. LEE
FOWLER, the elegant and accomplished lester.
Doors open ut and halt:past o., lock P. ID.
Beautiful Carpsted Seats for Ladies without
Pavilion. jan1O-wfm3thf2
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FrREs.-Between FIVE and six o'clock Satur-
SRafternoon an alarm of fire was caused by
A5e burning OF o chimney on the premises at
Sfhe corner Hasel and Auson streets, occupied
by colored woman named Mary Small. The
flames died out 10 few minutes.
A chimney on the premises occupied by M.
Pinckney, in Laurens street, opposite Marsh,
took fire about half-past five O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, and after burning few minutes
was put out by the nelghbors. The occupant
was reported, and will explain 10 the Mayor
this morning.
About four o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out 10 the new two and O half story
dwelling, owned by colored man named
James Michel, at the west corner OF Green
hill and Tradd streets. The alarm was given
quickly, and soon AFTER the bells were rung
the engines arrived. Owing to the high wind
which prevailed at the time, aud the infiam-
mable material Of which the house was built,
the flames spread rapidly. and the fremen
could only succeed in confning the devouring
6element to the single building, which was
totally destroyed. The loss was fully covered
by policy for fifteen hundred dollars in the
agency of Mr.. John L. Honour. The house
was to have been completed by contract In
seven days and was unoccupied. The fire was
without doubt the work Of an incendiary, who
must have been at some pains to accomplish
his object as (although the doors and windows
were closely fastened,) the fire began within
the honsp
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Hotel Arrivals-January 1s and II.

PAVILION HOTEL.
W. Scott, A. HaIght and wife, circus; R.
Tozer, Columbia; J. o. Burton, North Carroll
no; E. Brunger, New York; W. H. Purdy, New
jersey; A. Morgan and wife, Georgetown; T.
Bullock, Columbia; ]. D. Ellis, Philadelphia;
NJ. Strauss, Yorkville; W. H. Fisk, Boston; E..
Spencer, New York; E. T. Robinson, Brooklyn;
W. 8. Pitcher, Connecticut; j. Owens and vile,
New York; H. G. Mathews and wife, Rhode
Island; D. P. Smith, New York; John G. Mil
ler. Georgia; Mrs. Surdam, United States; A.
Forrest, R. T. Bond, J. W. Malice, New York;
B. F. Ferris, 8. A. Durham, W. j. Mckerall,
South Carolina; R. Williams, A. Copeland,
South Carolina; J. C. Smith, Virginia.; I. B.
Boyd, South Carolina; J. J. Kressler, Colum-
bia; Mrs. Benson, Miss Benson, Now York.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
T. A. Tobin, Augusta; W. 8. Coleman. Little
Rock; W. Il. Webb, Newberry; G. W. Wicker,
Baltimore; VIM. Waddock, Philadelphia; E. G.
Thompson, New York. ]. J. Boyden, P. P. G.
&Co.;P. E. Studebaker and wife, Mrs. Terry,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Powvert, two children and
servant, New York; W. D. Chipley and lady,
W. C. Cherry, Columbus, Georgia; G. l..
Smith, Baltimore; T. G. Murphy and wife,
South Carolina; Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Caswell,
New York; Wm. L. Wolfe, Balumorei w.
Abrahams, J. B. Albert, Baltimore; W. Curry,
Alabama; G. d. Coggehsall and wife, New
York; W. ]. Gerald, c. NJ. Abrams and family,
Baltimore; E. TsWalton, wife and child. Miss
Elliott, Delaware; n. N. Wells, F. T. Street,
R. Street, New York; J. P. Thurston, Virginia;
P. B. Gilbert, Geo. E. Strong, Geo. W. Walker,
New York; J. Curtis, Philadelphia; ]. N.
Attire, ]. Ewins, spartanburg; W. s. Montelth,
Columbia; J. q. Rlvors, Mice II. n. Rivers,
winnsboro; j. A. Russ, Jr.. wife and child,
New York; ]. S. Guieuard, South Carolina; R.
W. shand, Union; John A. Wyman, New York.
MILLS HOUSE.
D. Cunningham, England; Mrs. and Miss
Blunt, q C. Fletcher, D. P. Vain. George w.
Elder an6wlte, Miss Moore, H. Moore, John
Abenro,h, New York; R. S. Smith, Phlladel-
phla; - Smith. Savannah; L. Rosenfield,
Louisville; ]. Byas, J. Jacobs, Franklin, Indi-
ana; E. II. Delmar, New York; ]. NJ. Bruce,
Kentucky; J. W. Watkinson, Wilmington;
G. S. Nichols, New York; q. G. Mathewson,
Providence; Danl P. Smith, Brooklyn; W. Il.
Fisk. Boston,
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THE BIBLE CAUSE.
To THE Ed

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
The following extract from letter, dated
1872, is from lady communicant of the Epis-
copal Church. She says: ''This is the week
ofprayer, kept by all Christians throughout tne
whole world. 1 feel 1t a privilege to unite my
feeble prayers with theirs, and as We must not
only say but do, enclose you five dollars 1or
the Bible Society,"" Hoping that others may
emulate the example of this lady Ia behalf OF
the Charleston Bible Society, it will afford me
pleasure to receive contributions for 1t
through Mr.. J. N. Robson, East Bay, and Mr..
Fogartie's Book Depository, No. 26o King
street, Charleston. 8. C. E. A. BoLLEs,
Agent A. B. 8. 6. G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-15

CLUBS AND SrARs.-Jacob Singleton, or
rested on the charge OF stealing money from
Mr.. Durbec, IN Beaufain streer, was held for
further examination.
The owner of The chimney on fire Friday
afternoon was sentenced 10 have the same
swept.
cow, found wandering about st. Philip
street, was fined one dollar, which the owner
paid.
A confirmed lover of the ardent, found lying
in a comatose state in Market street, preferred
to 81 end five days in the House of Correction
rather than pay fine of one dollar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-15

Row IN SMITH sTREET.-About ten o'clock
on Friday night two white men, little the
worse for liquor, became incensed with an Of
ficer of the police in Smith street, near Went
worth, and began to curse him in the most
outrageous style. he arrested the parties with
the aid of another officer, and the latter took
the captives to the Guardhouse. On the way
thither one Of the prisoners drew knife on
his escort, but did not use 1t. They were
brought before the Mayor next morning and
sentenced each to pay fioe Of two dollars.
One paid and the other got of.