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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-31

Governor William ID Bioxham and other dis
tinguished speakers will address the citizens If
Jackson county. upon the political ISSUES OF lac
day. al the following times and places.
DelWood wednesday. November 1t.
Greenwood. Thursday November 2I
Marianna. Friday, November 81
Underwood :, Saturday. November All.
Al ezch Of the above places there will be a
gnnd barbecue All pers"Os frreSY lie Of
parry are invited 10 attend
THO WEST.
Chairman County Executive Commute
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Charles r. Jones, editor of the
Charlotte IN. Co. Observer, and life
long Democrat, announced himself an in
dependent candidate for Congress in July
last from the district in which he resides.
Finding now that there will be Republi-
can in the field and that the district will
be lost if he continues to oppose the reg
ular Democratic candidate. he withdraws
from the race in an address from which
the following is an extract:
The canvass has already taken different
course from what expected at the Ontsei, and
am now called upon TO decide whether | am on
the side oil the Anglo Saxon civilization OF my
country, or whether l shall go with the RepubIi-'
can party. In such contest no man who knows
me can doubt where | shalLbe found With the
lines of battle drawn up in this manner hope
10 he found in full sympathy with my lifetime
record, and battling for those principles which
am free 10 confess believe to be The palladium
Of civil and religious liberty on this continent.
Here is an example that Mr.. McKinnon
might follow with credit to himself.
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-1he Dsmour1@1 - g. -
eanPaisa y Mzmzuhu--r~ 1Ez@ IS >
mzi0rity e IS 30 Enr Eheir znnza Er
GoEsrmgE
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Mennonite Village I'm Manitoba Sold.

ffrom the Toronto tCanada) Globe, Nov. lO.l
There Is trouble among the Manitoba
Mennonites. These people own separate
lands, but instead Of building on their re-
spective homesteads, combine to form Il
village, which they build On the fam Of
some one Of their number There are over
forty villages on their reserve west OF
Emerson. Recently Mennonite living
near the western end Of the reserve, not
many miles from Nelsonyille, says the
International, made application to the Do
minion Government for patent for his
land, he having performe6,the necessary
settlement duties, and pending the receipt
OF the patent he sold his homestead to Il
Canadian farmer living near. On his farm
Is situated the village for that section, and,
Of course. in selling his farm the entire vii
fage was included in the sale, aS whatever
buildings are on the land belong 10 it. The
head kaisers OF the reserve have been en-
deavOring TO have ;hc Government refuse
the patent for the place. bui, Of course, il
the Mennonite demands il, the Govern
ment will be obliged TO giveit to him. Mr..
George Newcome, formerly Dominion
Land Agent at Emerson, has been sent
from Ottawa to endeayor to'haye the Men,
ponites settle the matter anlicably among
themselves
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French Eaascies I'm stays.
q ain CORsETs FOR SUPPLE FIGURES AND NC
EL-PLATED RIBS POR T,!E STOUT.

&-TlS CORSE1S FOR SUPPLE FIX RES AND NICK
EL-PLATED RIBS POR Ti!E STOUT.
New Yor9, Evening Post.l
French corset makers are reintrOdilcing
q e old-fashiOned corset that had a board
like Dusk down tlSefrort butno fastenings,
Gle lacings now being done at the back.
Iris method, tliosagh causing extra time
aid trouble i'll Arranging, produces, il i
szaimed, more graceful Ou.liae to the form
tAan the usual manner Of fastening the cor
sci Satin corset=-Gf which there must
b. at least two, TO wear with dark or
hknt dresses-are extremely fashionable
wal those who can afford them. as this
elastic fabric moulds Itself moro closely 10
tps figure than either Jean or French
eon.ille. Over the hips OF these new cor
rets are set wide gusset~ Of silk elastic
webbing, which give a peculiar ease to the
wesTpr. still further COae- a rumOr from
0yer The sea that FreRch bellies who are
Hofll led about their toe-anple proportions,
ysry frequently discard the .et alto
yet1sf and hayc the ,iinings 10 their
dresse made OF extra heavy material,
alnost covering ,l,e dress bodies inside
with strong whale bones. finished with
slE. easings. Later still word i, brought
10 ns b. returning nOdistes that tha &c too.
too sol,c French iadiAs, who are determined
to look ethereal. haze taken 10 wearing
nica.el-phted cOr~e4s, Wsrrented hs er to
"gmc aNlnch.'
Physfi.ns In this cUantry and in Ia rope
have reee6tly commended The use o. the
corset. ,NRvn properly constructed, Is Il
healtSfel, stay and s1ppoi;, at the, inc
time &cprectting It's I,se when 40 madasnd
worn s4s 10 interfere wkh the Aatural 4 lay
Of the en,is6Jss or in any snannes' 60 imls de
full ress,irag an or the BarmaI action Of, the
hngs
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Rssnaxlsable Endorsements.

The esiebratsd Liebie Company tNye
York depst, IS Murray street IL known
the world over. as a high-t"eied Gnd thor
.oughly ressf bic it'm, and therefuse goods
.Cr preparations ,,,'s1ich have sheir Zeal ara
y eliabie. Asal we have yet - SIT a pre-
ssara.ion whirhs iikefhc Liebig'S Company 5
Coca Beef Tenaic ,9r its Arnicattd h;stract
a. Witch liaoel are so highly indused.
Tse renarkiate array Of indorstgs in
satdes, for insesnce, prince Alex. Gi~iko
ana Prince Nicolas stctierbatov, Of st pc
tegsourg, Russia, Barrn Falkenberg. OF
the 'oyai British Rifles: Professor j. n.
CW4so chan. ii. d.. Ill. -, Professor sxr.
gei3SNew York Medical College; Edwau
Bocis,, the ceiebrfes sctos Miss Mary 4
Booals odltres OF RarpsS,,i Bazar; Ge,s.
eral Fxnz Sigei, sRsd lost of other.
equally eminent, wtsther among the no.
bility O. whatsoever nAe rank or profes.
SION. 70 instance. s'roiea.or GouIlon
tphysics<1 TO the Grand Duke OF Saxony.
cue, etc,jslys Of the Lssbig Company,
coca BED Tonic: ~ gives ,,lore tone
than anyttisy hayeeyer prcsqabed."
But like ~ meritorlous article. Il has |
Hen countf'+ tied, and so las tbs Liebjg
o,~npany's Asaicated Extract OF Witch
hssfi, or ciss !. ONE inferior article. with
some deceptive lsame, is -ough. 20 be p,Im-
"a pf,n the publ.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP u ~.
~ COMPANY. asxszsk4ss
FOR NEW YORK,

This company will di-natchone Of their splondiG
.tcamcrs-Gll ANDO1IE. ROANOkE. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. ana RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
FOR hours of sailing, see adyt rti-vInent below.
steamers leave New ORR IT E~DAt~, III r..
DAY :. and SATURDAYS AZ 8 L. VI. from Pier &c
new number. North river. foot Of Beach street.
They nave splendid saio0ns state-rO0m,, auC
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations. and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Af.cr-c1bin fare ta New York ducuding meal,
and berth. Sln: round-trip 'Ickels SIS Storage.
with subsistence. 81, without subsistence, 50.
Freight. for points beyonc New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expense Incurred.
Freight received until , o'clock p. VI. iaily.
For further information, apply Ia
GEORGE ". ALLEN a Co, Agents,
~ 20 nllire CnmnnnX'. MhArEn-. Encknils.
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senatey Blair Of Sew Hampshire, ex,
presses tbe opinion slat the recent eIec.
mons shop clearly that tie two things the
people de@1nd are REDUCTION OF taxation
ana economic expenditure Of the public
money.
&, senator Voorhees,. according t. recent
IhcrsieN, believes the late elections de-
nons.rate that II the Democracy proves it,
capacity for good government there Is no
aeADF about Democratic success In 1884.
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\ Hhiftts,g Mountain.
TlIE CURIOUS PHENOMENON OBSERVED ~
GANn.nHLn

THE CURIOUS PHENOMENON OBSERVED ~ A.
NEVADA SAND-BEAP.
from the Reno Gazette.
In the eastern part Of Churchill county
Oh the road from Wanesworth to Grants
willie, md about siNy-fiye miles from uit
former place, IL a sand-dune. which - re-
markabie alike for its peculiar formation
and moving propensities. As TAR around
Va the eve can reach Is vast wilderness OF
grcascwood and stunied sagebrush, WIN
here and there abrupt mountain ridges vi
sharp, rocky peak. The dune, OF Snu-
mountain ridge, which Is about iour niiie:
In length, and covers probably nnie o,
vreasewood In width. was perhaps 1orhicu
by fbe heavy winds which prevail an tha'
seotion, blowing across these deserts
Through natural opening in smah range
of mountains, and depositing the small
,rrsicIes Of sand that were picked up i'm a
bean where the winds course Is disturbed
and an eddy formed. In the whole dune,
which Il from loo 10 400 feet In height and
contains millions Of tons OF sand, it is inn
pe.sible to find particle much larger than
,5in-head. II Is so fine that II an ordinary
fn.lev-sack De filled and placed in a moving
wagon the joltlng Of the vehicle would
empty the sack. and yet ii has no form Of
dust In II, and is a. clean ~ any sea-beach
SDd. The mountain is 30 solid rs to give
il musical sound when trod upon, and
oitentimes bird lighting on il, or a large
lizard running across the bottom, viii
start large quantity Of the sand to sliding,
(which makes a noise resembling the vlbrs-
ton Of telegraph wires with hard wind
blowing. but so much louder that II j.
often heard at q distance OF six or seven
miles. and is deafening TO person stand
Ing within short distance Of the sliding
sand.
A peculiar feature OF the dune is that II
j. not stationary, but rolls slowly eastward,
the wind gathering it up on the west end
and carrying il along the ridge until it is
again deposited at the eastern end. Mr..
Monroe, tn well-known surveyor. having
heard OF the rambling habits OF this mann
moth sand-heap, quite q number of years
ago took careful bearings On il While sec
fiOnizing Government lands in that yicini-
ty. Several years later he visited the place,
and found that the dune had moved some
thing over mile
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GINS. SPORTING Gof,os- xn

Guns, GUNS, GUNS.-In n
~ store large ADD complele s.. ~
civ. ia, or bkEECU-LOADING A.
maj o,Do'li OF Engiisg and American 42G1kk
siocs - .sE,iig !rDm go upwards: also large
=. ~ pmn,IIZ.E.L0ADING GUNsand sii blnds
o.. UT iiNo GOODS for sale ~ clcap ns tLcy
lay ss, . ~ gousnt snywhen, REPAIRING done i,
Biss su ~ W. IIGH0R, 1912 Main street,
s nsad~'ot Sporting Powder and BLASTING" Pow.
&c 25-lm
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
81 urubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoheers'
No. a Eleventh street.

GALE OF A NUMBER OF IIANDsCME
- NUiLDING.LOTs on TIE : N SM IWiy slpy
OF BROAD Strict BEnWEhrN, NJ ~, I. III.
AXn HOWL STREETS. OVERLOOKING ~ ~ ~ !.
yoSiJ-CoLLEGE BUILDINGS MD ID, ~ ~ =
BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS THERETO Aiih,"-
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23D,
at o'clock T.. NJ, we viii sell by auction uPDY
The premises, the BEAUTIFUL PROPfhIl
aoyc referred 10. lying just beyond the new uepo.
OF the Richmond, frcdericksbnTg ana roi ,rnad
Railroad Company. 10 fronts go feel on bIn,"
street runs back i40 feet 10 an alley iee VIII,
and viii be sold In lots of suitable sizes rs may I've
desired. 49,, In IA.
situated on the west end Of Broad street, IN nc
line of the steady growth OF the city, WIN ,i,e
beautiful outlook In front, this property prcSen'e
as many inducements for safe and prontaDlc lh-
ycsilnent as any now I'm the market.
There can he no doubt whatever that nj present
p,ices any purchase made ut this sale whclhe,
with n view 10 building or speculation, VIII yea
large returns. go th,
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance AZ four, eight
and twelve months, with interest, and secured 10y
n trust deed. Gkl BIDS iLbih'io,
no is Hh'tip"t'i0''
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by George n. Poindexfer'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1900 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
VERY VALUABLE FARM
ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE,
KNOWN As LEVEL GREEN,
ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
AUCTION sALEs--Futurc Days.

Nv virtue OF "A decree Of the Circuit Couri OF the
comfy OF IIcnrlco. entered on the 26th day oi or-
tobor ss2 In the cause Of Kings administrator,
&c rs. Ashton and others, the UNDERSIGNED sl"-
clal commissioner appointed therefor, VIII sen by
public auction on The premises, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2fTH. At IL W.,
the above described PROPERTY. Il portion oi
which'Andcrson King died seiz"d aud possessed
and which was allotted Ia Mamie Robins. Her
bert L. King. and BENJAMIN i. and Emily Ashton:
The tract consists of 2lsli ACRES OF OPEN
LAND aud j3A ACRES OF WOODLAND, ana
adioins the farm lately owned by DR.. Power ana
the land of William Taliafcrro. The open iahd j.
In high state of cultivation and ! wei watered'
There are two young orchards upon tie property
covering about 90 acres. just becoming very pro-
ductiyc and profitable also, an old orchard OF
acres. , =
The improvements are very good. consisting OF
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, STABl!E'
and LARGE BARN-all In good order; ana tile
farm. All ia ALL l. considered very valuable ana
productive one. II Is occupied ut present bV y. ~
King, and possession can be given 10 the purchaser
on the lst of January.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance In SIN,
twelve, and eighteen months. the purcha er To- ex-
ecntc his notes for the deferred payments, ana The
title 10 be retained until the whole Of the purchase
money u paid and conveyance ordered ~ the
Court. JOHN 4. COKE,
Special Commissioner.
GEORGE II. pOTNDENTEI. AuctlOnetr. no IL
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LOST. sTRAYxn. AyrwYOtND.

Two WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
l. shall apply to the Big Quarry Stat, Com
p1ny on the 26tb dag 81 February, 1883. for the
Issue TO Inc of TEN AR n OF rHE CAPITAL
ing certificates issued the 10Th DAY Of August
SS2-tO wit: No. Il. Cor twO shares No. 9, for
three shares and No TO- for five shares-thc same
having been lost.
no 23. ThStH JOHN; Y. HI A(ERI'RN
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Ey request Of the heirs at law W. WIN sell 10y
auction. upon the premise. The following PRO
PERIl. occupying q handsome situation ON IN
elevated plateau. commanding u lct1tiful yiCW Of
the city, and on the lin" of tie growth az tie city
we twlrd:
First. TIIE SQUARE BOUNDED Bl LEIGH.
CLAY. LOMBAEDi. AND M0ZELL T.
STREET~-3O0 by 3I5 feet.
second. TIE SQUARE OK THE SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY STREET extending from Bpwe 10
Lomharly ~trcct and running back 10 the line of
the Richmond, Frcdrrick~burg and Potomac rail-
road propcrty-say 226s by 49, feet.
Third. THE SQtARE on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY STREET extending from Lombardy
- Monllc street and running back 20 The railroad
lnc-~ty 300 by about 400 fee.
II il desired 10 sal this property I'm blocks Of
-uch sizes will enable tho purchasers 10 r.
arrange 'front.' and division, a. they may do-ir,
for sales 10y subdivision.
No properly IN TIE West End offer more cor
tainty for proftahlc investment at pr,cht
prices.
plat Of the land can De seen at the Office Of he
auctiOnccri.
TERNS: ~ sale. GRUBB> s WILLIAMS.
no 1872 .23.ZJ.2SS2- uciiouccrs.
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smilh,ioid, and Hampton; Washington, ID. g.;
Newborn, Washington, and Tarboro', y. G.. and
all points In Eastern North Carolina: also, for
Eastern shore OF Virginia Old Point. and Oh rceu-
lar landings on Jamc, river, ~ LOWEST RATES
and through bills issued. l.. II. TAItM,
no - superintendent.
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by OuarIcs & McCurdy.
successors to Robert u. Lynch
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers. and Brokers'
1912 Main street.

rT,UAT DESIRABLE ID j. T A Gil + ID
/ TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING No. 42g
WFsT MAIN STREET, NEAR BELNIDERE
STEEFT. NOW OCCUPIED BY e. 4. SPENCE.
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, UPON THE
PREMISES.-By requcst of the owner, we VIII OF
fer for sale, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1882,
NJ 4 o'clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
sorlbed. The dwelling contains SIX rooms; Kitchen
two rooms; gas, water. bath. &c. The property l.
In good repair al. now yielding fair rental The
lot has front the south line OF Main street OF
80 feet, and runs back good depth 10 Bclvldcre
street, upon which 10 also fronts 30 feet, and on
which could he erected two small dwellings which
would rent well. This Is truly desirable little
home. and should command the attention of those
seeking such or good pa ing property.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced al sale.
QUARLES & MCCTRDY,
no Is AuciiOnccrs.
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AUCTION sALEs-ruture Days.
ByJ. Thompson, h .ov,,,n..r
Rea, Estate Agent and Anctoheer'
11l3 Maiir street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VAL.
Il IfAnI.F BRICK REsIDENrE, Oh Fyr LIZ Z
S0R unp LiJE Of MAIN STREET, BETwEf r.
f fH hND FOURTH STREETS, NO; o S1o Of
By Virtue Of I, decree Of the Chapccry court VI
tho civ "r Ric,,mond in the suit Of 800. -, =.
y. - entered November ~, IseI' anu Iii M
sneci,I commissiouer therein appointed ! VIII
proceed 10 ell at public auction, on the pTeni-
ses. Oh ~ ,eoo
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ~ 1857
at 4:3O +. NJ. the REAL EsTATE nentl0llc5 ",
aid sr,lt. belnc The BRICK RESIDENT No: oiy
east Main street Situated the north line OF rili
street between Third and Fourth streets anu co"-
t,inIng eight rooms. besides kitchen, &c. A., $3.50,
yaIutbc addition has been placed 10 iiiIs PR y,
pcrty within the past twelve months rendering II
very desirable. 49,, ,,,,, , ,,o,,,, ot
The LOT fronts 30 feet on Main, WIN ueptil o,
I6d feet g inches and further icpth Oh oV iee,
with breadth oi 20 feet on tie eastern por'io" %
the lot back t. a wide alley. ,,,o,, az ,bis
The most central and elevated location oi tlli-
desirable property should command the attention
~ those desiring a fine investment or c"h''-
uicnfIy- located residence. -.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance IN iour' eight
and twelve months. 6 per cent interest aud,d' 'iu
tIilc retained until all the purclse-ODcy u pau
and deed ordered by The Court. ,oo,
special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. no -
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mARurg INryJuTCENCE.
MiN1STuRE ALMANs.c-N oyEMnrn 2s, j s,
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER o. 1852.


PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 22, 1852.
ARRIVED.
Earkcnilne Madcsp (nr.). Coleman, New York
light.
Schooner II. i. Willard, Willard, Portland. lum-
Der. wcstham Granite Company. lime, jackson
Turpin.
schooner Annie v. Moore, Cordcry, Philadel-
phia. coal, T.. ~. Murphy.
Schooner r. Vandnsci, Godfrey, Bermuda Hun
drcds. light, Curiis& Parker
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United State
mail, merchandise, and passengers. j.. b. Tatum
superintendent.
Schooner John X. shaw Osborne. New York
cosi, Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, NOV, % leoZ'
tBy telegraph
AGRiyED.
steamer Luray, Schermcrhorn, Old Point ano
JlamptOn mercIIas disc and passengers, mesa
peskc aud Ohio Hallway Company Jana saiied Old
steamer Accomac. Dek, merchandise ana pas
selgcrs, SrnithGcld, Chesapeake ana ONO halfway
Company land sailed on rciurnl: >-,.,,.
steamer Northampton, McCarrlck, No,i1 ,s.
,rerchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and ono
RAILWAY Company (and sailed ON return):
schooner DuunOck. -, Baltimore SIT, thcsi-
peakc aud OH o Railway Company. -
Schooner r.. seward, Fall, Wilmington NJ '''
lumber.
lumber.
Schooner Dunnock. -, Norfolk. manganese
Schooner Spartan, Hodgdon. Portsmouth, y. H.,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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A Question Answered.
NcDoSoou, BALrIsoR. COUNTY. MD.,
Nnxotutoy On 1890

NCDONOGU, BALTINOKK tOUNTY, ND, Z
November 20, 1882.
To ssse Editor Of The Dispatch:
IN reply 10 a query In your paper day
crrwo ago As 20 a. 4. Hills losses at Get
tssburg, l would say that General Hills
report Is to be found In the Southern His
sorical Papers, vc,umc IT,. page DID,. lie
there gives his entire loss while north Of
the Potomac in 1863 rs 40 killed. 4.2S9
wounded, ASA missing. Total. $3.50.
Truly yours. W. ALLAN.
Our New York correspondent will read
the above " 18th pleasure.
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DUBLiC AUCTION SALE OF TIL.
L WEI L-BUILT TWO-STORY FR \ VI T.
DWELLING No. oil WEST LEIGH STREET
NEAR tEOOk-ANENUE AND DiREC Thy
CHURCH (COLOREDl.-By rcquc,t Of the owner,
we will c:icr for sale. upon the premises on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 251H, lSS2.
n 4 O'Clock l.. M.,thc Aforementioned property,
which contain, five rooms: kitchen. water &c, on
the lot. The lot fronts on Leigh strict and FHn-
back 10 81 alley. Tie premise, are in thOr0u9n or
der. culrcrts. &C.. and 4. now occupied 10y good
tenant ard Welding 4 fair rental.
TERMS: Liberal. ana announced at sale.
QUARLES & MCCIRDi.
no - AuctiDH"cr>.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The old .cfSs

DOR NEW lOl;k.-Tiie Old - -
Il Dominion steamship COMPANY 1890
proposed ,aling> for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKEh, FRIDAY.
November 24th. nj O'Clock T.. VI.
GVNANDoIIF Captain KELLY, sunday,
November 26th. ut > o'clock \. NJ.
ROANOkE, Captain COUCH, TUESDAY, NO.
veIuicr 2Sth. 1t q O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received until o'clock +. NJ FRIDAY
. O'Clock T. NJ. saturday, aud e. > O'Clock Z. VI.
Monday.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch 10 all poidts north, south.
east, aud west; alsO TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed
Atter-cabin fare 10 New York Oncluding meals
al,d hti ~ 1lo rouhd-trpt slS; stecrage.
WIN suDsl renee, = :; without subsistence. 81
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAYS. Tue
utIs' ednesdays ana Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad al 1850 ( MwiIi motc
connection ut Norfolk with steamer leaving tho.a
Jay; tdbin rare $1,000. Tickets L. be had Al
the Richmond aud Petersburg depot and 4 u
CARRIERS. 1000 Main street 80 "
For freight or passage. apply 20
~, GEORGE ". ALLEN ( Co, Agents.
no ~ COmpany's Wharf Rocket.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The following PAPERS were taken from my
safe on MONDAY NIGHT the 10th Instant:
Acceptance Ellington Rnyster, AIleUS
Co.. Raleigh. y. e., thirty days from
November lrt. for. Observation-Disclosures. sos 90
Acceptance James l. Pr.tchGtt & Co.,
Danvillc. Va. sixty days from NpNciu.
Der 9Th, for. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1l2 IL
Acceptance James !. Pri.chett q CO..
Danyiile, Va, sixty days from Noyem-
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Note Ready Phillips, thirty days from
November 9Th, observation-disclosures. 3sS 90
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November 9th, Observation-Disclosures. By II
Due-hill Joseph iicppeIt for, Tl36.5n.
subject tOa credit on back In pencil
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ana Other papers. The pubic are hercbNn armed
against buying trading ior on shcrwiser1 living
any ri the above papers. Hs tfey are payable To my
Or,is-c and have not been endorsed by luc. Fay
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