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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-03
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No Ills hla.u street, opposite the Dispatch office

CHOICE PROPERTY IN ASHLAND,
BEA IITlFUL RESIDENCE. WITH TEN ACRES
ATTACHED THERETO, IN THE TOWN. OF
ASHLhND.-At the request of Captain Richard
of residence offer at private sale his DIV ELL1NG,
now occupied by him, IN Ashland, fronting on the
railroad within one hundred yards of the first sta
Lion. '... Ft
The LOT Is beautiful, containing ten acres-morc
than two acres enclosed aud iuterspcrsed with fine
oak Shade-trces, flowers. &c.
The HOUSE is recently built and is the best and
most complete In Ashland, having iron velandahs
&c. IT, contains eleven rooms, besides bathrooms
and closets; also, kitchen, two servants rooms,
wood-house, cow-house, stables, &C.; water sup-
piled through the house both by reservoir on second
floor and force pump In yard.
TERMS: Liberal; and possession given at any
ume. Apply to j. THOMPSON BROWN,
nv 29-fw = Ills Main street
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COTntr OF EltVenuh alu Dirk 6ITCtfS.
GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT DE-
~ SiRABLY-LO:AT SUBURBAN FARM
OF THIRTYTWO AND THREE-QuARTER
ACRES. ON BOTH SIDES of THE STONY
RUN ROAD, ABOUT HALF A MILE EAST OF
kICHMOND, CALLED COAX GROVE."--At the
request of In" owner will sell II auction, on the
premises on THURSDAY the 5th of June, 1878. al
5O'clock Z. ", the above desirabylocated proper
~, containing ny recent survey TIIIRTY-TNU
QUARTER ACRES, of which seven
and one half :crcs lie the north side Of the road
and twenty-five and one-luarter acres on The south
side. On this part of the land there stands large
old brick dwelling and one framed building much
out OF repair. The land is set In wheat. aud IS adj
mirably adapted for subdivision into lots Of SMALLER
size; and being within so short distance of the
corporation line wilsSOon be sought after for small
dwellings Fora market garden dairy farm, or for
a suburb an residence, IL has many advantages.
TERMS g.: Liberal; say onc-fOurth cash, balance at
6, IL j.. aud q months for Onds or notes bearing
six per cent. interest, secured by Il trust deed.
nv 81 w. GDODIN. Auction Ger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-03
BY Grul'lr 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.

EItVtNIH stTEGC DtI "ttU NIaII sr119T E5d11k'
TRUSTEES SALE OF Blu L d / N G
l. LOTS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
AUCTIOS.-In part execution of deed OF trust
as irustc s. dated 18th November, 1872, aud duly re-
corded. we will sell upon the premises respectively.
in the order named below. on SATURDAY, tn OF
June. commencing al o'clock =. NJ, the following
propcrty-to- wit:
A LOT oil the west side OF Second between Byrci
and Arch Streets 90 Ivy Ito feet to HI alley twenty
feet wide.
A LOT on the west side " jeff rson street thirty
feet north nf Byrd street. 80 by lZu feet To IN alley
ten feet wide. . -
A LOT on the south side of Cary between Mad-
SON and Bcviderc streets. 81 by Ito feet.
A LOT un the cast side Of Eelyidcre street tftont-
ing on the rairoad). 60 feet having depth Of about
$50 feet
Plats will be shown and terms stated at the sale.
Sale positive, weather permitting:
G. Z. WILLIAMS, Trustees.
GRtBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionetrs. my %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-03
by Grubbs e Williams,
AuctioneerS and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
l. VALUABLE LARGE TWO-STOHY BRICK
WAREHOUSE ON TIE DOCK, JUST BELOW
THE RICHMOED, YORK RIEEh AND Oh ESA-
PEAkE RAILROAD DEPOT, BY AUCTION
In part execution Of deed of trust from c. r..
WOrtnam Il Co. and uls. to the subscribers as trus
tees, duly recorde'i In Richmond Chaucery Court
office. will SELL ut auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY, 9th OF june. at O'Clock p NJ. the
PROPERTY above referred 70, formerly used by
McSSrs. &. Il. Worthan i Co. .,...
1t fronts lSl feet OH l,ock or Water street, and
runs back about s3 feet to the Richmond dock, and
is bounded the west by slip on the dock. thus
having water fronts on two sides. It's location
binding tllas OH the wafer. near 10 the steamboat
wfarves and in close proximity To tie railroad
depot, III Lkes II extremely valuable for commercial
NAM featuring purposes. The warehouse Is
substan tally built l6lx5o feet, with every arrange
ment f. IL heavy storage. @f.
TER SIS: At sale. >-......t f.. .r.s
T. Z: s. s: W RtHHkMMELL' Trustees.
G-1ERRS & WILLIAMS. AuCllOneerS. 30
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OFFICE CITY WATER-WoRKs.
PROPOSALS FOR EARTHWORk ON
l. observation-disclosures will be received at
this office until the 18th day of June, AT II O'Clock,
for the EARTHWuRk on the extension to the re-
sprvoir-the hanks OF which will be about twenty
feet higher than the present one-thc earth TO be
taken from adjoining fields. Parties who lid for
this work will state the price per yard and also the
price per day for the hire of cart horse and driver
work reserves the right to reject any or all OF the
bids. JAMES L. DANlS.
INV 27-td Superintendent City Water Works.
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I;y Gruhbs Il William,
Real Estate Agents aud Au'ti"n''r.,
Eleventh between Maiu aud Bank >tr,rl-.


SALE OF TIE FAMGlr
"atDUNT ERIN STRING " rHGri RIi S.
AUCTIDN.--In part execution "t III" pros i'l"ir -
!. deed of trust from G.. 4. "rf!i!m 4 60. and"
to the cl icrs. trustee duly II Crr'!'d ~ "~
rico County Court Office. W. viii sell ~ }ur:l"n.
upon the premises. on llitHSDhl, SIh inn" tim-
1cdiatviy after the sale at III" Virginia SnLf 70
tinpry property. SAY at O'Clock j. VI the MOI NJ
ERIN SPRING PROPERTY, aitirTG t!!o tom
Of Fulton. and near 10 the whurlr- ~ Ehcke!!>, "
embraces about three acres .! lln'i. AID Il:I h!rn y
an excellent framed dwelling. with about 'ig'
roons The main value is In the sHing "hira
flows uuliilliDely about three hundred E:l!inns i'f
minute OF clear, so't water, with an clevti"nhN IL
source which you'll rise 10 the ihir ~ ri'~ II h'i""
on Main and Ten II streets. Right or Way b, 10" VI
granted, and pipes aid con'',''tirg lie "d"' :" me
for,rrr Jstiery of Messrs. Stcarns \ Erumih'i 'a'
To the sugar-houee al Rockets. There j, -" ",tl-
mating the value ct this warcrsupply tp m"h"!at-
tories, depots, &c, Sc Apart FROM the man lfn-
perry may he solI plumber Of bnlitlus ~,
TERMS: At sale. J. 81. BLACKWELL /.
&. l.. WILLIAMS.
JuEr.s.
GRI-pBs e WILLIAMS AuCriouccrS. IN! -
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FURNITURE. &c.

FURNITURE. &c.
TURNITURE.-We would call the atten-
l. ton Of all In need Of
..., FURNITURE AND BEDDING .-,,.
to our large and superior stock, manufactured by
the most experienced wurkmcn and from the best
materials. Now on hand .1 4. -.
sr "a BEADsTEADS, ETAGERES, ... .#..a.a
BUREAUS, pARLOR SUITS.
'"s WARDRoBES, COTTAGE SUITS,
-Es WASIISTANDS, MATTRESSES,
TABLES, BuLsTERs,
CHAIRS, PILLOWS, ~.
-" SIDEBOARDS, LooKING-GLAssEs,
DESKS, CRIBS,
BOOKCASES, LOUNGES, nj ~ ..- ..s....
anu many o' 4'e . :" HARDWOOD & RITTER.
my os,m Governor street, Richmond.
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by Grubbs q Williams,
Auctunccrs and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Maiu and BauN.

THE VIRGINIA SUGAR REFINERh
l. PROPERTY, EMBRACING VEff FtlI,,,
A6LE REAL tsTAf" ~ h'tkl -. nm
A 5LaRGE RIVER FRr\i AN.' huhhh ~:
AND liE ENTIRE S'''k II Ma ii.Nihl
AMI FIXTURES, WITH AZ hApi.t' iL!n
OF CLEAR SPRiNt;-N Aft.R, Foi; ~ 49,
aECTION.--ln pursuance Of resolution - 'N'
stockholders Of the Virginia Sugar !rahliS ~.
piuy adopn-i 2ist &pril. 1873. the mh1-iIns't ~
committee thereby apr,ihcd !vr isr tGLi".,t W.
sell ut auction, upon the premises. 'n !,",i" -
ath day of June. 1874, commencing 1t 10 " =
NJ, their Entire property, above rir'f@i .v'
II embraces the real estate. fronting >" i''' .n
james river, having iroutal,c thereon ~ -" ~ ,.
feet, with ine wh1ryes. tn. larger part ~ "ntc' NV
btcu newly huiit. with Il, Iih "E "';cf ct 10 re-
atfording wharfage for the largest (: thh' Gov" -
this port. there are large hiicn hG!!hi'lS'. ~
feet. of liz. most substantial ,''nTa' "r '''n
complete cEttt at fir,t-,laSs Dtch'h'i5 i"r '""'0
sugars. . =, .,.,... anil
With the property Will h" SOLD ~" NrI'i.H T.
right of WAY thcrrIrpHi 10 III icH"cLt. 49,
pipes conveying III abundant supply 81 cl'4r M,"'
Che property Is yeTy valuable Tor ihau"'''. -
pIIrposc. Of mauy kinds, Particular! i'I ''
5aper-m mill. or dist!llery. " t ,., ,,,
: The real!csta;c alcEc, by rcuSon ii It's "at' @
near 20 the wharve- of The Chesapeake avg ''t
Railroad Compauy should a,trac, the a.'"' " -
TEhMs: Orr-fotirth cash: haiancc ut I. = ann
months for negotiable notes vita iu:"Es-l ''''"'
and secured by deed Of trttS'.
= - q. 4. PEPLE. I ..,.,...
@' J. X. MITCHELL, '"hlh''''
81 ,a4a saf Z. j. WRIGHT, .,-
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Gpr-pRs & WILLIAMS AucrioucerS. IN: =

A BOUT TW ENTY LOIS IN flit
n PLAN OF FULTON AT AItfluE.-t VIZ
wards we will sell about TWENTY BiHnlN'
LOTS on urlcaUs and Virginia streets. nclf'S al
joining the above. ,.,.t,. :,
value [my Ell GRCB3S { WtLLli"H.
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.-., BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Auctioneeis and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A ssIG NEE's SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES,
N TRAVELLING BAGS. AND STORE-FIX-
.TiJRES AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, June
3d. 1873, commencing ut IL A. NJ. US assignee of
John {. Page, Jr.. bankrupt, shall sell rs above
fine entire stock of goods In the store No. 1927
Main street Also the Storc-Fiytures, which are OF
superior design and quality, aud should attract the
attention Of parties in want.
TERMS Cash.
oe-eodIwSdts T.-.-- =. Assignee.
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PROPOSALS.
THO CONTRACTORS.

n
. PROPOSALS will be received until FRIDAY,
June G. 1874 for the construction Of the bridge across
nuarirrs OF n mile from Richmond. The material
shall be Of heart pine and the work to be done In the
MOST improved aud substantial mauLer. Bidders
viii view the site. and send specifications with bids,
which mSy he left with the clerk Of Henrlco County
Court. or sent to the undersigned ut Curles Wharf
post-oflce. -..
JOHN s. LEAR,
Commissioner Roads Varina township.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-03

7 ANDS.-I have FOR SALE a large
IL number Of frst-class ESTATES with splendid
improvements, and large and small FARMS In
almost every section Of the State. Many of the large
estates are desirably situated on James river, and
many of the flrms lie near the city.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
my l7-lm 49,. 10l4 Main street..
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EOR SALE PRIV ATELY, the handsome
Il ITALIAN VILLA opposite Warsaw, ut the
avenue on which 1t frontsl and Federal street, the
surrounding grounds olamented with trees. flowers,
&c and fne garden. The villa contains ten rooms;
Kitchen with four rooms stable; &c. Lot $50 by l72
feet. Apply to >. j.. APPEksoN,
my 3n.m Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneCr.
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AnnITInNAJ

Included In the above sale will he 4 FRAMED
DN EILlNti. with about Elk rooms. on Broad
street. fronting the grounds OF EichTnut I0lr.c
aud with il will he sold beautiful LOT of >uir,lln
size. GkCEB> 4 WILLIAMS.
"a AiiiDurt,r..
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j. Is. Lemons. while changing cars ut Du-
quoin, Ill.,, early the other morning, was
knocked down and robbed Of $1,000. So
mu:h for needing the vulgar admonition:
$50 in Lemons and get squeezed. "-Louis-
yue C0ui3er-Journdl.
Mr.. Fred. 3. Perkins, in his clever story
of "Scrope," published in Old and Ner,
tells story of lawyer who never wrote
his name in his law-books, and whenever he
found a law-book in any Of his friends
offices with no name in it he always carried
it OIL as his own. lie had valuable law
library at his death.
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POSTPONEMENT. Sd
The above sale has been postponed on account Oh
Indictment weather TO WEDNESDA1 \. June lstn, ut
the same hour. HILL s LOi3DiN,
my o0-o6 al ,Jc3 5el2ds Auctioneers.
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SUBURBAN FARM FOR SALE PRI-
- VATELY.-An excellent FARM Of a03 acres
of land, called Robinspn's," situated within less
than unc mile Of the western corporate limits of
Richmond, adjoining the farm of DR.. Crenshaw on
the north and Shields on the east, with very good
FRAME DWELLING aud necessary out-bilildiJgs,
all of which have recently been thoroughly repaired
Lands are rapidly improving In value In this dircc-
ton and 1t is believed that this land will, In few
years, be- In demand for building lots
For terms, SC, amply 10
DRS. CRESSHAW & POLLARD,
nv 2a-eodlm , No. 30s Main street.
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A RTHUR ROONEY ri
"A is daily receiving and tinishinS ~ "a
FURNITURE.
Of drst-class material and workmanship.
uphnstcring mattresses, holsters, AMI pillows |:
and ali kinds OF high and low-prIced goods In stock
and made TO order NJ very low profits CUSTOMERS
arr always satisfied 1"
Wa-eroons, Governor and Franklin streets.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Wellington Goddin.
Aucuoncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and. Bunk streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE HAND
p soME RY HY Br kas oS TS f9k RIB
EIGHTH STREETs.-Wll be sold atauction, on she
premises THspAxr tss lStF Fl Jne M &c
as above. each fronting % fett, running back 100
feet to nm alley twelve feet wide with the use OF
nrst-rate. c,llvert These lots are located In de-
TENms: Une-fourth cash balance nj six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. INTEREST
pse M
rent bearing nine per cent G 6a5g5fsf rc,,oneer
p SIT fs probable the lots adjoining the west
may lie sold at the came time. - - - :. 1e .. :.
DOR SALE. LARGE AND SPLENDID
Il GRAZING FARM IN POCAHONThS
COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.-By virtue of q
to sell at Ilnntcrsvie West Vs ;oc on ,s
SAND TWO HUNDRED AND E1GHTY-FlyF:
ACRES. formerly owned by james X. Ewine, lying
about one mile from Gibsons. In Pocahontas coun-
w. West Va About $500 acres are cleared, and has
full and ane g roM 81 }or Diae Kindred cse
each year 1t has a very fine body Of various TIM
beers on It. and Is the best watclcd Land In that sec
ton as the three forks of Elk river run through It's
IRON and coal are said to have been discovered OH
1t recently and from Its location these minerss may
IL lies Immediately along, the. line of a projected
railroad and taken altogether Is the most Desirable
body of timber grazing OF farming land In that
tile section.
!, Parties wishing to examine the premises can find
good accommodations ut Gibsons tavern and direc-
tons where the land lies. tf' "
TERMS BY the aecd the terms may be cash; but
upon small c:lsh payment. 10 cover costs AMI ac-
crued interest and satisfactory secur ty for remain-
der. easy terms and long credit may bc given.
je3 b. c. HARIsOOk, trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ,VALUALE
i REAL ESTATE ON YORK RIVER NEAR
WEST PUIST.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust exc
cued on the 2O,h day Of March 1871 by Benjamln y.
Robinson and wife, and duly recorded In the clerks
Office Of the county of New Kent. the undersigned
trustees therein NAMED will al the premises on th
FIRST DAY OF JULY. 1879, sell ut public auction
the BRICK HOUSE. This estate contains about
1000 ACRES. situate In the county of New Kent.
and lying Immediately on the river and opposite the
town OF West Point. ~.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing arc invited 10 eN-
anime the premises beiore the day Of sale, ana the
present proprietor will take pleasure In showing the
estate. IT,.
. TERMS: Cash to pay expenses of sale ana dents
sccrc bv said decd, say about S70ao and as TO tie
balance. terms Will be announced ON DAY OF sac.
CYRUS A. BRANCH,
X T. ARAi1STEAD,
iootde Trustees.
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-25

HAYTI AND ST. DOMINGO. The cession
OF Samana has caused the issuance of u
proclamation by the Dominican reyoiu-
tlonary generals, calling the people to
arms. Cnbral's reconciliation with Lu.
peron is positively asserted, and it is re-
ported that Luperon has left Curacoa,
called by Cabraffrom Hayti to joiu the
latter in proposed movement ngainst
Baez. Signs of disturbance are report
cd in tho interior of st. Domingo, and
it 10 said that Daez hns sent troops to
Puerto Plata. a revolution is exp4cted
at Hayti.
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Two SoUAws SELECTED TO OPEN Ne.
GoTTATIoNs WITH CAPTAIN JAcK.-Mr. A.
B. Meacham has arrived at the soene of
the Indian war, and the Commissioners
and General Canby were out in private
session in the afternoon for about two
hours. They have sent for two Modoc
women-Mrs. Whittle and Modoc Sally
with view to sending them into
Captain Jacks camp to arrange IN inter-
view. There are very little hopes of
peace, as the Commissioners will not
pardon the murderers, and the latter,
knowing their prospective fate, will not
give themselves up, and being the
stronger party, will not allow any other
peace Indians to leave the camp. The
negotiations will. probably, last over
three weeks.
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Death OF Hamilton n0.4Vitherspoon, q. Esq
We have been grieved to learn Of the
sudden death of Hamilton g. Wither-
spoon, Esq. Of Salem, Sumter County.
This sad event occurred on Saturday
morning last, from apoplexy, at his resi-
dence. "Ooldstream," on Black River, a
few miles South ofiMayt sville. and near
the venerable Salem Church.
Mr. Witherspoon was tho youngest
son Of Hon, Robert Witherspoon, who
was chosen by his constituents md
served one. or more terms as member
of the House Of Representatives Of the
United. States Congress. He snbse-
quentfy filed the Office of Secretary of
State, and resided in Columbia. He
died here while filling this position, and
was buried in the Taylor burying ground,
.coE1er Of RarnEe!l ana RiShland sszea.s,
where his monument may be seen. He
was distinguished and most excellent
man, the worthy and esteemed associate
of" Paul Hamilton and Mr.. Gaillard,
with whom he served in Congress, and
after whom he called his son, the subject
of this notice. From this worthy sire,
he inherited, with handsome estate, ON
honorable pane, the spirit Of industry,
uncommon diligence, high intelligence
and the strictest integrity. After care
full academic training, he completed his
education at South Carolina College,
from which he carried away habit of
inquiry, fondhess for reading and a
taste for books, with which to adorn and
elevate the active duties of planter g
life.
MI. Witherspoon waa gentleman of
unblemished worth, OF cultivated intel
ligence, and of genial and social man
ners. His house was the centre of q
largo and generous hospitality, and o
home of the purest domestic happiness.
Accomplished and successful as planter,
public spirited as citizen. good neigh
Dor, warm friend, and a jealous sup
porter Of the church, his death will be
felt beyond the bounds of family and
kindred. Occurring at comparatively
early age. it may be regarded as public
loss. although his modest and retiring
habits and warm attachment to home
kept him secluded from public view. he
leaves large family-a widow, four
daughters and . son-whose grief must
be poignant indeed at this affecting
visitation. but not as Of those without
hope. twill be relieved by true Chris
tian resignation, and by the assured and
heartfelt sympathy of relatives and
friends all over the State.
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HORRIBLE FATE OF AN OLD NEGRO. =
In yesterdays Republican, mention was
made of fire that occurred over the
river, on Hutchinson'a Island, on the
evening OF Thursday. We asoertained
yesterday afternoon that the body of O
dead man had been discovered among
the debris of the consumed shanty-the
corpse having been rooted out of the
ruins by the swine on tho island, aud
having lost, from the fire or tho voracity
OF these animals, its head, arms and some
other portions. The deceased was very
old negro man, named Ephraim.
Savannah Republican.
DEATH OF AN OLD CIT1zEN.-Major
William George Roberds died at his resi-
dence, at Matthew'S Bluff, on the Sd in
slant, in the eighty. third year of his
age. He was representative Oaroli-
nian OF the old type, and was a trusted
and respected man in all the relations of
lifo. At times. he represented his parish
(St. Peter's) in both branches of the
State Legislature. He lived and died O
conscientious, Christian gentleman.
Beaufort Republican.
DEATH OF Col. WIN. BINGHAM
Bingham died in Savannah on the Goth
instant Says the Raleigh Sentinel:
"The loss Of such man in the prime Of
life is public calamity. 1t makes u
void in eociety not easily filed. Few
lcave this world better prepared for tie
next. His wife and littlo one have many
friends who weep and sorrow with them. /"
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The greatest evidence Of the popu-
Iarity of tho Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine is the fact Of there being
Eight Hundred Thousand in use, and
sales increasing daily. Offico in Co.
lumbia Hotel building, where the best
Machine Thread, Silks, Oil, &c., arc
constantly on hand. Feb 23-2
Accounts due tho PuGNIx Office must
Ie settled promptly, as further indulgence
cannot be givel. We must have money
to carry on business.
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The Havana Tribune says: "Oursed
be those who look back, evcking single
remembrance Of past times" It asks
the insurgents to lay down their arms,
to stop dreaming Of absurd indepen.
dence, and to forget animosities. 1--WE
offer you as an olive branch the white
flag. You are our brothers. Como and
share the glory which awaits us, shaking
from the world the tutelage Of tyrants.
Do not fail to respond to your brothers
call. If you remain true to bastard
ideas, do not believe TINT single
Spaniard will be with you. Nothing
jnstifies your actions. end if you desire
war, every Republican will be soldier,
and every Spaniard Republican.
Spaniards do not rest on their laurels.
The republic signifies order and labor. -
The article Of tho Tribune has caused
marked sensation. The other journals
continue to abstain from referring TO
events in Spain, much against the will
Of the middle and poorer classes of
Spaniards, who are unanimous in favor
of the republic.