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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-13
BY Grubbs & Williams, ,a
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

Ty,HE BEAUTIFUL, NEW, AND, MOD
il ERN BRICK RESIDENCE No: LOO WEST
MAIN STREET, BETW ZEN ADAMS AND JEt-
EERSON STREETS, AT AUCTlON.-This much.
admired beautifully -sitllaten, and well-arranged
residence will he sold at auction, upon the pre-
p III. II has six large aud two smnll rooms. be-
sides bathroom and all modern convenicnces.
The lot Is 33 by l55 feet 10 IN alley
This Is one Of that class Of residences so much
sought after and so rarely offered III the market,
combining choice neigh borhood with the best ar,
engagements for the accommodation OF 4 geiteel
f.mily and to be obtained ut cost within the reach
Of persons of comparatively moderate means.
TERMS: At SALE
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc13 AuctiOuecrs.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Saturday, October II.

OFFERINGS.
wuEAr.-Whitc, $50 bushels. Red, S34 bushels
:CoRN-Mixed, ~ bushels
UATS.-250 bushels
RYE-36 bushels.
SALES.
WuRaT,-Whitc, 40 bushels seed at 81: los
,,S,ssis GOOD at 81 go: 80 bushels prime ut s1.73
is bushels very good at $l.60; IL bushels common
At 81. 40; 10 bushels common Ut s1'4o-'otal' QUO
A1WS.lTTP.r.-Red, 200 bushels common at ~ .35
OK bushels good at 81 so; 100 bushels very gooa NJ
81 65: 81 bushels mixed III sl.4Z-toIii' oSu
1EsnnRS-MIxed, ~ bushels very good at &c.
.0kTS.-2oo bushels very good spring at oOc.
5 RE-EXHIBITED.
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FINANCIAL.
1sy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1URh.
NEW YoRK, October 1l-Noon-Stocks dull
Money, 1872 and interest TO LIE and interest.
Gold, 1OSa. Excbangc-Long, l0Ga; short, 10 "a
Governments dull and weak. States dull and quiet.
NEW YORK, October l-Etcning.-Noney
custer, to Lie commission. Sterling-Good
bankers, 1O5401 OG: sight bills sold at lO7; com
mcrcial bills.dull, 104GG los. Gold, lOS4. Gov
ernmcnts steady. States quiet: little doing.
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By James VI. Taylor & Son,

Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
rJNHAT DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
4 ING mo. $3.50 ON THE EAST SIDE OF
BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN CkAR AND
LEIGH STREETS FOR SALE AT AuCIl0E;;T-
October I5, 1873. at 44oclock p NJ, that comfort
able DWELLING as above located, with two
and I'm perfect order just having been thoroughly
PAINTED &c The lot fronts 25 feet, running back
about s feet 10 q wide alley.
TERMS: One third cash; balance ut SIX, twelve.
eighteen twenty -four thirty, aud thirty-six months
for negotiable notes with eight per cent. interest
added, and secured by Il dee4 of trust.
JAMES II. TAYLOR & son,
oc1l Auctioneers.
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crr1uySATI MARKETS.

c. Sc povisions ou,, aud irm-improyed
Sseiihs Pork r h 4's g. quiet , snd
-frm; new and old steam. 7&c; ke,e =, % 81
clear rio, SIC; clear, 64c. WhislSey 4ulstssmaii
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N GOO SHARES PETERSBURG

To close partnership pursuant 10 articles. we SHALL
on WEDNESDAY, Goth Of October, 1873, ut II
o'clock ~. at the banking.llous OF Lancaster,
Place, near Broadway In The city OF New York,
sell at pnbfc auction, IN one lot or mass. 10, 900
SHARES OF THk CAPITAL STOCK OF TIE
PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY t6eing
the road from Petersburg. Va, to We!doniaud Gas
ton, n. ca
M the st OF August, 1875, with interest at the
rate OF six per cent. per annum. payable semi
annually; the balance to be paid IN two equal install
nents ut four and eight months. with interest al
seven pcr cent per annum deferred payne nts
satisfactorily secured. REC BEN RAGLAND,
g 5. a. PLUMMER.
WI. Il. MALLORY.
PETERSBURG, VA, October 6, 1873.
Oc 7-2taWtdS
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COTTON MARKETS, OCTOBER III.

N0RFoLK.-Lower; low middnGs, tie. net re-
ceipis, S67 bales; exports coastwise, $40 bales;
sales, 20 bales; stock, 60.065 baes. 5,.t....s.
BALTIMORE.-Dulla and lower; mtddlinsE, INC. I
low niddlings &C.; strict good ordinary, l6fc. ;
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BY W.GoddIn,
40. BY ,WrGoduln, :
hucuoueer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF, LOT AND
y FRAMED TENEMENT. ON TEE, EAST
LINE OF NINTH SIREEI, ARJol IN !. pikh
on the prem ises, on FRIDAY the l7th OF. October,
1873 at O'Clock p. NJ, the LOT locatedA ~ above
with 4 large one-story FRAMED TENEMENT
thereon being near the Free Bridge. 1t Is constd-
cred an excellent business location: -EI:.
TERMS At sale. $50 W. GODilS, t-.
oc13 --1. "a'' " '.' Auctioneer
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Ry Moody IL Hoyall
go By Moody d Royall.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
t& t'E" Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
i AND TRULY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
ON DECATUR STREET BETWEEN ELF.
FENTH' AND TWELFTH STREETS. MAJ
CHESTER. YA.-Sy virtue Of deed Of trust eye.
cuted by William T.. Lithgow, trustee, and 4.
Lrhgnw and Martha NJ. his wife. TO the nnd.ss.
sSned,, bearing date on the 1t day OF Octo'tr.
1872, and duly recorded in the clerks office u
Chesterfield County Court, ID. b.. ,voi. o5. page
G73,) shall expose for sale 1t public auction On
the premises, OH SATURDAY, October 10. 1873,
at 5 O'Clock Z. NJ, the handsome RESIDENCE
located rs above, now In the occupancy If Mr.. !.
u. Lithgow- ii, z-g-t ...
The lot fronts sc feet on the said Decatur stree,
by 1879 fleet: boantilul two-story framed building
tnewl, containing five rooms aud wide passage: fne
well of water In the yard; good Kitchen wood AID
coal-houscs. ,. M
This properly Is handsomely located in n,eas,rt
neighborhood, convenient 10 churches, marker, and
all the public places, &c.
TERMS ;it;ash as 10 the balance now due IN q no,a
Of $625 with interest from October /, 1913. and
te expenses OF this SALE and the haarcc IN install
mems rs follows: Note falling due April !, 1874.
and the residue III anyl on such terms as vii :,
made known on day of sale.
&C Lids AUGUSTINE ROfALL, Trl,t,..
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= : l7-'| : =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NINA TURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER ID, s73.
mn rises GA Moon rises. ......., Ley
nm seic. $50 High tide III. IL
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1917 Main street.
SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
- HOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS. &c, FOR
SALE.AT AUCTIDN.-TlilS DAY 1T ~ O CLOCK
I Will sell AT my aucti0n-housc Chamber, Farlor,
and Diniug-Room Furniture: Brussels Carpet,
Wardrobcs, Bureaus, WashStands Tables Wll,irs
WrIting-Drsks, Showcases. Iron Safe, Feather.
Beds, holsters, Pillows, Tn-SafeS, Lounges, SIDE
board Chin;,- Press, Mattresses, &c
THOMAS W. kEESEE, AuctiOneer.
Agent for Halls Fire and Burgar-Proof Safes.
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BY w. b. Radcliffe, Auctionccr,
1912 Main street.

r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION on MON
l. DAY. 18th instant, commencing Ill haf-past
10 O'Clock a. NJ. large and well-tssOrtei stock Of
GROCERIES. &C;
to which the attention OF the trade IS invited.
oc1l ". Is. RADCLIFFE.
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REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.


TOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
II NEW HOUSES, now routing from 5000
$40 per month. Prices from $500 TO 81 500! lt !.
, Also, valuable eunimproyed property In good To-
calIdes. Terms liberal. Apply TO
MOODT.& RoyALL, q tE
Real Estate A gents and Auctiopeers, -
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets, IL,
ocll Manchester, Va.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 11.-Virginia consols, Al.
nod
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By Moody & Royal,
Peal Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
Manchester, Va.

HsO CORDS OF WOOD.-We will sell
ZCU on MONDAY the 18th day Of October, at
O'Clock =. NJ, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
CORDS OF A No. l PINE WOOD, on the kiGt-
mond and Petersburg railroad. near the crossing
in the town of Manchester. This wood will be SOLD
i'm lots to suit purchascrs-from five 10 fifty cords.
TERMS Made known at sale.
moody & ROYALL,
oc 13-lt Auctioneers
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By Redwood & Crenshaw, Auetloneers,
No. 1920 Main street.

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION THIS
w MORNING At 10 O'Clock, at Glr auction
rooms, No. 1920 Main street.
OUTAGE, JENNY LIND, and ether BED
STEADS:
STRAW, SHUCk. aud WOOL MATTRESSES;
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
SIDEBOARDS, TABLES.
, WAsHSrA NDS, BUREACS.
WARDROBES, DESKS. STOVES,
COMFORTS, BLANKETS,
NEW and SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
HATS, NOTIONS. &C
oc13 Auctioneeys.
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ByJames N. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auclionecrs,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

CEVEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
y FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
MONDAY the 18th day OF October: 1873. on m:
nremises at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ, FIVE BUILDING
LOTS on the north side of NJ between Twenty-tiltl
and Twenty.siXth streets, each having Il front of
27x9O feet to iiiteenfoot alley. and TWO fronting
on Twety-liit street each 30X 80 feet.
TERMS Made known on The day OF sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Il son.
ocll Auctioneers.
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Auction SAE.ES-This Day.

BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioueer.
1917 Main street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
THE sEssEAER CHANNEL STEAMERS.

A company has actually been formed in 20
land to build two steamers in which the pas.
sage Of the cnannel can be made, it is claimed,
without the horrors Of sea-sickness. They are
double ended, and are propelled by four large
paddle-wheels, two at each side. The great
popularity Of these ships is that each will con-
tain large saloon, designed by Mr.. Bessemer,
suspended in the middle Of the ship in such a
way that 1T can-be moved about in Longitude.
mai axis parallel to the keel. The motion of
this saloon, which would be set up when the
erned by an hydraulic apparatus, and will be
completely under the control Of one man,
whose duty it will be to keep the floor OF the
saloon, under all circumstances, in line with
q spirit level. Each steam er will be $50 feet
long, 40 feet wide along the deck beam. and 65
feet wide scross the paddle boxes. She will
draw feet inches OF water, the same as the
present steamers, and will be propelled at .
speed OF 40 miles per hour, by two pairs OF en-
gines OF the collective power OF 4,8OO horses.
The centres Of the two pairs OF paddle-Wheels
which is TO feet long, IS feet wide, and 20 feet
high, will be in the middle Of the vessel, and
will be specially adapted for use in all states Of
the weather. Its great advantage is, that what
ever motion the ship may take from the waves
and this, from the adaptation OF her form
passiyity among channel waves, Will be slight
the saloon will be practically free from it. 1t
ia in the middle OF the ship, as regards length
and breadth. The length of the vessels. the
placing Of the engines at the two ends OF the
saloon instead osin the middle, and the speed
OF twenty miles an hour, which they are fully
expected to attain, are adduced as reasons why
there will be but little rolling; while the lateral
and vertical movements are reduced to mini
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BHNEvo1xscR OF THE RoTHsomDs Messrs.
de Rothschlld Brothers have sent $40, 600 to be
applied to pay tha winters rent OF poor persons
not actually paupers. They do this (and will
hereafter annually make simiHr donation for
the same object) in conformity I. the wishes
of their late father. What immense sums Of
money this family annually distributes They
support Jews hospital free dispensary and
medical offcs {the two LAST open to all creeds,)
a bows school, girls school, retreat for aged
and infirm Hebrews. No woman in child-bed
appeals to them without receiving ,peouniary
Assistance; no person in distress applies to
them (if his story prove true. and they keep
two Rabbis constantly engaged in Investigating
these spphcations) is not relieved; the Jewish
ecclesiastical authorities are authorized to
draw upon them to relieve any distress among
their Hebrew brethren. Hany general calami-
ty fall upon q. Hebrew community for
instance, the expulsion Of the Jews from Tan
viers during the Spanish invasion Of Morocco,
Or the ill.treatment Of Hebrews in the Danu-
bian Principahties) they instantly dispstch
AGENTS with large supplies Of money to the
scene of suffering. They support synagogue,
with charitable institutions attached to it, at
Jerusalem. Indeed, there is no end to their
liberality.
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AYALIEY oFMASTODONS.

I'm. Octave Pavy does not succeed in finding
the North Pole, or even the open Polar Sea,
Vaean still have the consolation that he has,
in yery early stage Of his yoyaging, made
most interesting discovery. The expedition
left San Francisco in June, and late adVlces
state that in the latter part OF July the e1-
plorers reached the shores Of Wrangel Land.
near the mouth of great river, running from
the northeast. sRd which is not set down on
sny chart. This NJ. Payy considered as con-
firraing another Of his theories that there e1-
ists great polar continent, and OF which the
temperature is sufficiently warm to melt the
snow. The current Of this hitherto unknown
stream flows in an easterly direction along the
coast, with rapidity of Blk knots an hour. NJ.
PAW and party followed the plain of this river
towards the north for about $50 miles. The
plain is uniformly level, its width varies from
fifty to sixty miles, aDd it is bordered by
mountains Of great height. with many perpen-
dlcular peaks. About eighty miles from the
mouth Of the river the travellers found upon
clearing away the snow in place where tusks
were visible, they brought to light the enor-
nous body OF one Of the animals OF an extinct
race, in perfect state Of preservation. The
skin was covered with black and streaked hair.
very long and thick on the back: The tusks
measured eleven feet eight inches In length,
and were curved up to q level with the mon
ster's eyes. The animal was in kneeling
posture, the front legs being bent, while the
hind parts were deeply imbeded in the snow,
indicating that the Inastodon had perlshed in
struggling to get out of o m1re hole or snow
drift. Professor Newcomb could not find any
special characteristics distinguishing the ex-
tinct mastodon from the elephant of to-day.
He took from the stomach some specimens OF
bark and herbs, the nature Of which he could
not analyze on the spot. For the space Of
many miles the plain was covered with the re-
mains Of nastodons, indicating that q nomer-
ous drove OF these gigantic animals had there
penshed, owing to some sudden change or
cenyulsion of nature. The region abounds in
Polar bears, which devour the remains OF the
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fertilizers.
DACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S.
CAPITAL sl,ooo.oool
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0.
fertilizers.

This GUANO is now 90 well known IN an tne
Southern States for It's remarkanle eaects iaa IN
agency for increasing the products OF labor, as
not 10 require special accommodation from us.
lis use for seven y ears past hss established its
character for reliable excellence. The larga liked
capital invested by the Company In thiB trade
Mords the surest guarantee Of the continued a1'
7cellsnce Of this auano.
Al heretofore, prepared under the personal super.
intendence OF DR.. St. Julian Rsyenel, Ohemiss Q,
the Company, at Charleston, 8. O., hence plantess
'may rest assured that its quality &nd comEosluon
ia precisely the same as that heretofore SOLD.
in. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston 3. U.
JN0. 8. REESE Il CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
TsRMs-s4s cash s6a time without iossssa orssz now
onS hovs nntil the isr OF April TO decide es 10
whether they win take az time or CA essa ..ppesa ptS
When delivered from the Factory D5 oie 0~iis.o
no drayage will be charged. .,,,-.,..,,sr. Ia AZ
sS-Papers that inserted my advei s,ssMsns U.s.
year viii please copy. notHs'"'s's ''AN~7
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BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL,
AuctfoneerS.

DEFEREES' SALE. SEDGWICK, ST.
IO MONS. Executor, VS.. LEWIS sIAoNs, OF.
al: In the Common Pleas. ,..:THli,
directed BY the Hon. R. +. Gransm, Judge ioi s6s
First Circuit, will offer for sale ct public auc-
tion, at the Postoflce, Charleston, on TUESDAY,
the 7th day Of January. 1878, at II O'Clock, A. H.,
ance from James Tupper Master in Equity, TO
Mrs. Am Smons, dated Janlsry 17th, ls60 as,
"All that LOT OF LAND situate, lying and be.
ing on the west side Of Lynch street, oetweehBull
and State Aforesaid. and measuring andScontain.
ing in front, on Lynch street. sixty Ave t86 feet,
and one hundred and five Q06) feet In depth, more
or ss SH.nS als a 3 s s9sn
aud South and West by lands Of the said Mrs.
Ann Simons."
ALSO, ,'r 4 9i.I--
All that other VACANT LOT OF LAND, adjoIn.
Ing the above and described In the conTsyance
from izapeth Corbett to Mrs. Ann simonE, dated
% aall % that I'd L6T OF LAND situate lying And be.
Ing in the City OF Charleston, on the Northwest
(corner) OF Lynch and Montague streets; said Lot
measuring and containing ffts t5) feet cn. Lynch
ST by one hundred and four (lo4l feet on Montague
street. be the same more or less, and buttrng and
bounding on the North on lands lately ate q sne e.:
the West on lands Of Mrs. A. Simons, toiths South
on Montague street, and 70 tne East On; LZnen
street"
16tub-On6-tuiIu CdouJ UotonSC ~
annual instaments, secured by bond or bonds OF
the purchaser or purchasers, bearing interest at
the rate OF seven per cent per annum4 payable
annually. Purchaser TO pay Referee for papers.
AND
On THURSDAY, the 9th day OF January, 1s7S by
virtue OF the same order, In the same above named
case will aHer for sale at the PoHt once, Charles.
ton, at II O'Clock, A. n. all that LOT, PIECE-or
PARCEL OF LAND, with the dwelling house Rnd
other buildings thereon. sltnate, lying apd being
In Monla iue street, IN the City Of Charleston ana
STATE Aforesaid measuring and containing in
width from East TO West, one hundred and SIX
1Ool feet, more or Iesa and IN depth fronI North
TO sonth, two hundred (2oo) fe0t, more Or less,
buttlng and bounding 70 the South on Montague
street Aforesaid to the North on land formerly OF
Edward W. North, deceased, and lateyIso TO
Joseph Battersby, othe Er ct on land OF Ars. Ann
Simons deceas ed, and West on land now or for
merly OF James Shoolbred. 80 ,.rfhilr
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance In ols,c two
and three years, secured by bond OF pulahasr,
bearing interest at seven per cent. per annum,
PAYABLE annually, with mortgage CT hepIcmises,
buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Pur'
chaser TO pay Referee for papers = 80 ssh
a..,o n,I tn1 Refer6A
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BY W. Y. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUSSs

TLlZABETH F. TANNING VS.. FREDE-
L RICK TANNING, Christopher F. Hampton,
Administrator OF Frank Hampton, and the Peo.
ple's National Bank.
By virtue OF an order OF Court in the above
case, to me directed and delivered will he sold on
MONDAY, the 9Th day OF January, 1873, In front
OF the Courthouse, at IL o'clock A. H.. ,...-s. :
All that LOT or LAND, with the Buildings and
improvements thereon, situated on the south side
Of charlotte street, in the Uty OF Oharleston, and
formerly owned by - Mazyck; buttlng and
bounding north on Charlotte street, cast on Land
OF ". q. Smith, south y, and west by Lands
belonging to - White. ..-.i
Terms-Five hundred dollars caah; the balance
In four equal annual instslments, interest p8ya.
BILE semi annually, to be secured bj bond OF the
purchaser and mortgage OF the premises; the
buildings to be insured and policy assigned. (
decI6m4 @. y. BOWEN, 8. q. O. /.
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An Amaxonian Farewell.

We'll. ge have threaded through and through
The cleaning forests. Fal,y isieS'
Begirt In God's eternal smlles'
As fallen stars In nelds OF blue;
Some futile wars with subtle love
That mortal never yanqutshed yet
some symphonies by angels set
Jn Tsve below, In bough above
Ware YOURS and mile; but mere adleu.
Vet ifts come to pass some days
That you grew weary, sad, and you
Iafs up deep eyes from dusty ways
or matt and moneys, 10 the blue
And pure, cool waters, isle and vine,
And bathe you there, and then arise
REFRESHED by one fresh thought OF mine,
rest content; kiss your eyes,
siss your hair In my delight,
kiss my hand to say, "dood night"
Nav love be thine by sun or moon;
Nay peace be thine by stormy way,
Through all The darling days OF May,
Through all the genial days OF June,
TO golden days that die In smiles
OF sunset on the blessed isles.
[JoaQtrs MtlleuI, In the January Overland.
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Mem. UubIlrati1ns.
,NHE LOST CAUSE.

INHE LOST CAUSE.
Gall and purchase the Elegant Chrome Of the
LOST CAUSE, design by q Confederate soldier,
containing Portraits OF our prominent Generals
and the "Ods to the Confederate Dollar.n
Christmas Present suitable for all.
For sale at W. g. WHaLDEN'S,
And at JOHN N. GREER & SON.
3 Price only 81 so.
dec2S-39
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by LOWNDES & GEIMBALE.e ?

CTORE ON THE EAST SIDE OF KING
~ street, between Society and George, former
ly occupiei by Mr.. Hart, as a Bookstore, at Auc.
zion.
We will cell. THURSDAY, the eth January, at
II O'Clock, at the old Postof1ce,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Brirk Store
thereon inow occupied BY 4. Tr.lnsburg) on the
east side OF Kipg street, DeEgeen George and SO.
ciety; measuring on the front line. on King street.
rs feet 10 toches, on the back line 25 feet 01nct
am in depth 2s7 feet 8 inches, be the SAME more
or less, butting and bounding north on land Of
John Mood, sou b on land OF WGLsslnger, east on
land OF f-----,. west on King street.. ,ss,gs,.s,
Terms-0ne third casf; balan cefn one and two
years, to be secured by bond Of the purchaser
and mortgage of the premises; the bonds to
bear interest at the rate OF seven per cent. per
annum from the day Of sa Q, payable annually
Insured and kept insured, and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay L. & G. for papers. a.'a.f5T.
tanl.emwtha