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I OuK OUT FOR CHRISTMAS.
PRETTY BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.

SIDNEY GREY--a Tale OF School Life; by the au-
, ,hor Of Mia and Charlie; 3 gents: r,v
ShTEAM sSogy st rah es May
NIGHTCAPs; by the author Of aunt Fannie's
Christmas Stories; 50cents
TIE Ministry OF Life; by the author Of Ministering
Children; 90
THE nsautiiul Home; by the author of Ministering
SUNDAY Afternoons in the Nursery; or, Familiar
Narratives from the Book of Genesis; by the
thor Of Minsterirg Children; So cents
Kitten. Christmas and New Years Story so
LOTTTEs Thought Book; 50 cents.
uPW ARD and onward; or the History of Rob Mer-
Iitt; by the author Of Irish Amy; 81 cents.
PCOh and Proud; or, the fortunes of Katy Red
turu-a story Tor young folks; by Oliver Optic;
TRY Again: or. the Trials and Triumphs of Harry
Wesi; by oliver Optic; g. cents.
NOW or aever: or, tbs adventures of Bobby Bright;
60 cents.
ALL board; OF. Life on the Lake-a Sequel to the
Boat Club 81 cents
WALTER sey ton--a tale Of Rural Life in Virginia;
TALES from English History 50 eents,,
BRIGHT Pictures FROM Chile Lille; by Cousin Fam
ME. with ooiorsd Illustrations; 81 cents.
TOW N and Country, ana the Voices in the Shells;
by X II Stodasrd, illus,I ated IS cents.
FAyoKlTs Fairy tales. for Little Folks. full Of
KENNETH and nugh; CT, Self Mastery; by Cousin
Kate. author Of Horace and May; % cents s;s
erd arranged from ths best authorities; by a
Grandfather; IS cents.
ADVENTURES in Fairy Land; by 4 II Stoddard;
IS cents.
TIL Bible Hour; OF, Scripture Lessons for the Lit
tie Ones at Hons -s nice book, with many tint
ed plates; IS cents.
THE Bo5s' Boos OF Industrial Informatier; by
Elisha Noyce. with over three hundred engra-
wings; LEO.
TOM Brown's School Days at Rugby-a capital
BOOK; 90
Evening Hours with Ply Children; or, Conversa-
sations on ths Gnrpsl story, ilCssrations 10 cts
WILLIE and parry-a true story for children; by
mother; % cents.
BESSIE Melvilia, cheap edition; so cents.
With en- immense cc.ieoiion OF Attractive Books
for young folks f0tsaie BY
d. ls--1fif IaAfLS WOODuOUSE Il co.
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COMMISSIONER SALE on HOUSE

land LOT IN HENRIOO. NEAR THE CITY or
kICHMCND.-In obedience to decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Henrico pronounced.in:the case Of Harris
and others, VI. Harris and others, shall sell e
public auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY the
OF land, containing about three fourths Of On sorv
with house on 1t, lately owned by Anthony Harris
county OF Henrico near the corporation line Of the
city OF Richmond. The land viii be sold either 10.
gether or To separate lots a. may be deemed most
expedient on the day of sale
TzRMs OF sALE-lne.third cash; the residuss at and
IL mo, for negotiable notes. with an endorser in
money is paid, and conveys nce directed BY the
Court
The title to the above land Is believed 10 be I'M
Questionable, but acting a. Commits sioner shalI
sell and convey with tho usual special warranty.
GoppIy A ApPERsoN Aucts daX
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CREAF REDUCTION in THE PRICE

CREAF REDUCTION In THE PRICE
NJ OF DRY G0oDs-our late purchases enable
us 10 sell The fuest French MeTnos at the reduced
price Of is peE yard
Rlsek aad Fancy silks at - aud T6c and up.
WaTsted Pl4iis at 25c per yard,
All aird~ of Ladies' Dress Goods z. per cent. cheap
az than before.
our stock OF Round Nantilla and Reversible
shsw}s. cannot bs surpassed in prices and selection
of patterns.
In EulbroEieries ard Lineus we have extraordi
nary bargains
Cloth, CAss,fneres and Wccicn Goods. We have
an sual large stock, aud az very low prices,
& II kOSENBAUN,
1t
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::sssss-;;sS,Ea CCX'S LINE.-The only
sssssss Line Freight Boats from
Richmond toiynclburg. three times IA week. TUES-
DAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat SULTAEA, Capt WEI b smith.
20 TGOS " JOHNS, Capt Char johnson.
Do LITTLE TENNESSEE, Capt Jss W Maxwell
Do MERCHANT, Capt Parsons.
Do NAPOLEON, Capt Geo c Layne.
Do TEN PEST, Cspt John Donald.
These Boats are sil of the first csss and cofnmen-
dsi by careful and experiep Led Captains and leave
promptly as advertised. The subscriber, thankful
for past fayoEs iiberaliy bestowed. bess contin
uance OF the same. For freight Apply TO
WM cox, Agent,
At the Shed, Dock street. in of old Gas Works.
Iau-t5
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-sz.p,-xsza7 RICHMOND AND PETERS

1919 BURG RAILR NOTICE TO
PASSENGERS TO AND FROM CLOVER HILL.
p6sse ngers for Clover Hill take the A. ri. train
from Richmond Petersburg, to Chester, and there
take the 60 A. II. train aud arrive at Glover Hill
at A. NJ. Returning, the train eayes Clover Hill
az IL % A. n. arrives ct Chester st T. e. and Rich
moDd al 3:zD p. NJ, or Petersburg 81 i:l5 Z. u.
The aforementioned trains run daily, Sundays
excepted.
no lg-lm u. Il. Gill. Supt.
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By Larus & Shine.

ON NEXT TUESDAY MORNING, the
Ath inst. ct 10 O'Clock, We will selI q our
store, lot Of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Dc ii ' GAkUs / SHINE. Auct,.
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By Goddin & Apperscn.

VALUABLE COOPER'S SHOP. WITH
LARGE LOT ATTACHED AT THE CORNYR
SrCAkr AND 9Th sTREET6, TO BE LEA8ED At
AUCTlON.-Wili be leased cut, ct public auction.
on the premises. on TUESDAY. tho flth DecembSr.
1858, at II O'Clock, NJ, the large and admirAble
property loceted as above used many yeaYD pest
1y the iate Moses u Robertson ~ coopsr's ahop,-
TERMS at the hour OF leasing,
no 20 Q0DDIN a AppHElnN Aunx~
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By Henry w. Quarles,
mo. $50 Main street)

/ ARdE BALE UF UIL PAINTINGS
- AND PINE ENaRAyINGs.-On TURGDAY.
the 2lst inst at " O'clock will sell at my eucticn
store large collection OF OIL Paintings and Ans Ea-
cravings, embracing great varsity Of subjects ana
represented to be very rare and beautiful ooIeo.
ton. Persons desiring to procure handscme pr
doing SO &C this sale.
The Goods will be arranged for inspection On the
examine them HENRY w OIIARI,e ri
de IL A,,.x
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NEGRO HlRING.-The undersigned,
~ thankful for past fsvors. again offers his Sci
vices 20 bis friends end the public gensrally, to
HIRE OUT NEGROES. He will devote his strict
attention forgetting good homes and tho highest
prices. And in al cases Of sickness will see that
the Servants are veil attended to-
Colec iiurs and Pc ,acEts prom Pity made.
LUCIEN LEWIS,
Metropolitan Hail. Franklin street,
de It'll Riohmond Va.
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NFw aooDs,-E;EW ali ooDs Ii--n,..

NEW G0oDSi--ERW GOODS ii-~Rv
- the steamer. Yesterday. from New York, y.
nave received twenty racfsses of naw and dessnhis
Eooas which we are ottsripR st very low pricsa if
patterns % pieces black beaver and Rrcd fbsns
io' iso.ss sIoass aud kariars dark coinrsd ut
designs; Velvet Ribbons. ali Widths: ~i,es ~, a
G,oy, rsnTpssSs on,,it, rich Tsnett i Is black
Linens Table Cloths. eli sisss fanneis Blsshs,s
"'a 0'''' jPs MiIIaI s. RRResss Gro
dc le3 Broad steest.
HOOP SkIRTS---.Just received, q fall
Il supply Of Chiidren's and Misses Steel Extension
Skirts Ladies' 'uble Extension for 90 o. 10 85 10:
skirt. For Hoop skirts. warranted best watch.
t des ''' > caRisTIiN a LATHRop.
CTlLL ANOTHER ARRIVAL. More
50 pieces Tapestry and Brussels Carpets at astonsh-
$500 yards superior Ingram and Thrcsply Carpets.
az new aud beautiful patterns. at less THAI such
Low priced Cotton and Wool, Hemp and Rag Car
pets; l04 and i2-s crnggets
100 Ich Rugs aud Door Mats
Purchasers will fad IL 10 their interest to EXAM
doS CHRISTIAN & LATuEoP.
THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE AT
LAST DTSC0yERED-Or, rather the place !oy
cheap goods Is acknowledged to be at GEORGE ia
GOES, No 20 Main street
Ciosks, Nantes aud Rasisns TO suit the most fast
dious, at remarkably lew price
Bonrets. Flowers. Ruches, Hair Pins, Cashocnes
and Head Dresses, at . less rate than ANY estab
lsbmant.
Beautiful styles Bonnet Ribbons low l2 20. per
yard
Hoops aud Extersion Skirts at the lowest rates.
Hosiery and Ernbroid ries, in great variety.
Dress Triiamings and friuge5-soue as low as I'd
peryard.
Fancy Goods aud Notions in great variety. and al
lees rates shan ever.
Those DESTROYS OF securing bargains will find ii Il
III cir interest 10 Siyc nc a call.
Remember. nesriy opposite the st. Chsries Eo
tel. Remember, Nc. 40, Main ST. n 80
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
u FARM AND MILL, IN THE COUNTY oF
NINE MILES FROM RICK

4 FARM AND MILL, IN THE COUNTY ot
CHESTERFIELD. NINE MILES FROM RICH
MoND.-1he undeTsicred, the trustee ia certaln
deed OF trast from joseph ro,nrsiDs snt wiz, 10
secure debt of two Thousand 5oliars. DE Chrfso.
pher Tompkins ofthe county Of X ing lillian, tad
deed bearing date the 18th day OF February. 1865
and of record in the Clerks offce OF the Comfy
Court of Chesterfield WILL Trustee 90 aforesaid, OF
fer for sale. at PUBLIC sgctIoo, on the premises On
TUESDAY. the 2ist day CT December. 1873, certain
tract OF Land sttad in the county OF ChsHteth sid
tepg the Land covered 70 in the de5d OF trust
aioresnid. 10 secure said debt.
The Land in question IL on the River Ros6. nine
miles from TIE city Of Richmond, ard ebort ore
mile from the Manchester Turnpike. being the tract
Of Land upon which the raid Joseph I Terapkins
row resides. It contains one hundred and eighty.
ave acres OF land onebaf of which ia In woods and
the rest in good state Ct cultivation. Upon It 10
good two etor,ed dwelling house. To
containing feur rooms, and good o1thorece, fpciu-
ding barn. stable, kitchen, &c &c. Upon this tract
there II also very good Grisf ana saw mui, the
Mil having been recently Thoroughly repaired.
This Land ie situated in . good neighborhcod. and
is regarded of the meet desirable farms Of ts
ssze in the vicinity 81 Richmond. The terms Of the
sale will be- Cash for much as 10 required 20 pay
81 the balance OF the debt due Christopher Temp
kins (say 81 POT 81 with interest and all the costs
cemrpssions and necessary sxpen, es attending tbis
sale. The terms for the balance made known on
the day Of the sale. Col Joseph Tompkins. who
resides on the premises, will show the property II
persons wishing TO examine 1t. II the 2lst Of De
cemker is not favorable Tor tho sale. II Win taks
place on the next fair day.
d 1-1aytda frunteA
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IL nv stock o. Domegti,s great saving can be
tG7cfsd Please observe t5e prices:
yerr heavy Unbleachcd nj e., Cts
10 1 and la Shectiux a. q cts
(in.-i BieacheG shiTtinS at g.. cts
Fine dc DO ct Sc and ~ cts
Extra sofi Finish. yard wide. at i2}s cts
ALFRED MOSES,
"a o,, g
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SKIPPING.

r. PASSENGERS FOR NEW
F5NH YORK by the u s Mail steamship
xsSsSs~s a4tlJAMEsroWN. are requested to be
EtsEAsstsez SoAon board before the hour of depar.
ture, O'clock p NJ. TUESDAY the llrh inst
Tickes and berthe occurred at our Office, opposite
steamers wharves.
Passage TO New York, meals and state room inclu-
del, only $40. Storage passage only s..
Passage TO Norfolk same as by the river boa
hour of O'Clock u Tuesday the l4th inst, unless
q suflciency be received pricr to that hour.
Cohsignees are requested 20 send for their aCeds
to-day.
Freight ior Boston, consigned TO tho gent at New
York, forwarded directly on az moderate rates and
expedi:icusly.
de I3-2t iUDLkM WATSON
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FTHE STEAM EN,4iNE, PRESS, TYPE

THE STEAM EEeiNE, PRESS, TYPE
Z AEDO OTHER FIXTURES OF THE SOUTH"
NEWSPAPER FOR SALF,-The Steam Engine
Press, type ard ell the other Material and burn-
tue Of 'raE SOUTH" newspaper establishment i.
tor sale upon accommodating ttTTns. ana is well
worthy the attention Of publishers and printers
TIE Engine is three horse power, made BIZ A y
Wood O., OF New York T. II perfect order aid lie
Of the very bet machines to be had in the couli-
try. The PTfssis the latest Improvement Of Hoes
patent. extra large size, capable Of striking eli FROM
1870 20J0 ia preston per hour. II is perfect in
ali respects, an4 has given the utmost satisfaction.
The residue of tbs Furniture Of tbs office comprises
everything usiiSfy found In well appointed n9Ws-
paper otce. The supply off, pc is amply large for
the publication II large daily. and 50 OF all other
Furniture, such Ghases, Imposing Gtones tsnas,
Casse, Sc, &c. Overtures fav3 been nefc for the
purchase of the Engine go that any desir1y TIE
Press without thEt. can be accommodated. l will
take great pleasUIe ia showing the property to any
wishing 70 puTchsse. or in replying TO any en-
quiry he suhject. Fer further particular apply
at my law Office, on llIh street. between Main and
Bank streets. opposite Gcddins Hall, or By letter,
addressed 10 az hichmond We.
de ig-ts n STURDIyATT.
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By ]. & G. B. Davenport, Aucts.

~ ~ " Vt ~ 0oFeuPVIt, AUCtS.
EO0 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
sC>fO HATS. At AUCTI0N.-on THURSDAY.
the 18th December, we win sell, at our auction
store, at 1c O'Clock
500 cases 4 esh and reasonable BOOTS, SHOES
and HATS
TERxs-Under $l00, cash; $lGO and over rinety
days credit, Tor approved paper.
1909 DAVENPORT,
de2 Auetf,neera
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TaUsTEEs' SALE OF MOST vALU

'hOSlGLS SALE OF MUST taLu-
L ABLE FARM OF 9311 ACRES IN HENRIC0,
NEAR THE CANAL, sB0CT 2 MILES WEST OE
RICHMOND. TOGETHER WITH vALUABLE
SLAVES AND ALI THE PERSONAL PROPER
~ THEREON, CONSISTING OF HORSES.
MULES. WAG0SS. CARTS, FARMING IMPLE-
MGNTS, CROPS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
6c.-By virtue of three several Il ust deeds executed
by Mr.. Hiram b. Dickinson, the first to Benry p.
Irving and Wellington 9oadin, trustees, dated 18th
October, 1873; the second to John Howard. trustee.
and George Whitfield. trustees, dated 26th March,
1858, all duly recorded in Henrico County Court,
we shall proceed to sell at Public Auction, Oh the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th January, 1859.
ut II o'clock, A. n, If fair. If not the pext fair
day. that most valuable tract or parcel Of land 10
Gated as above, adjoining tho lands OF Messrs. Jno
h. Shields and others, containing 9et! acres having
thereon every building necessary for the genteel
accommodation Of 4, large family. The dwelling is
of brick, is nearly new, is large and OF modern con-
struction, and ID most admirably arranged. The
lssd will be divided into three or four parcels &C
Coz ding to plat and survey to be exhibited at the
hour Of sale.
After the sale of the land will be sold five valua-
BILE slaves mules. buggy. horse. cows, az the
farming implements, crops of corn. tobacco, &c -
Also. the Household Furniture embracing en- ex.
celient assortment.
The terms of sale for the land. slaves and Personal
estate, which viii be reasonable. will be msds
known Mt the hour of sale.
,uENfY r. IRVING,
" aOUDfN,
JOHN HOWARD, Trustees.
@. y. LUCK,
;iEO WHITFIELD,
?. 8. Taxes for 1889 TO he paid by purchaser.
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z. q. GILL. Sup't.

tGAR FAIRFIELD FOR
s1aT@,SE7sFE@ LEASE.-The we'll known
>rlss,<zSASySSSFEN. Race Course and Farm call
ed FA!eFILD, the proper
ty of the late James Tailey within one mile of Tia
city OF Richmond containing upwards Of eighty
acres is for lease.
the 4th of January next, it will, that day, iii
fair if not the next fair day. be offered at public
auction, ca the premises
NO property, OF this description, now obtsina5lo,
offers equal advantages Its notcrety as a ksce
Course, (having been long end femiliarly known to
all the tuTfmen throughout the United States anl
its centicuity to the CITY, render it very desirable
both fer racing and farming purposes.
At the same true and place, win be sold on four
months credit. the purchasers giving negotiable
notes, with approved endoners. for all sums over
twenty dollars. and under that cash. quantity OF
MULES; some fLe CATTLE; Household and Hitch
en- Furniture, &C.
Several able-bodrd likely Negro Men will be hired
cut AT the same time.
no I5--itd EDMD HESTER. Admir-.
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By Alexander Mott.
IMPORTANT AID PEREMProRY

IMPORTANT AID PEREMPTORY
i SALE or TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND Doll
Lars WORTH or DRY GOODS Ar AUCTION,
.. TIE store formerly occupied b. M;yMcR'drtdEs.
50 Mai, street, conmsnctea on IUSDAx nixhts
December It'll, az r. and cor tinus each day and
evening until ell IL disposed OIL Sales every day ae
Is A. 81 and p. NJ. for ladies
This stock comprises The laygc5; asortment o. dry
eccds ever offered this city and c0osstf Ia Part
French end krsiirh Broad UioshI, Doc Skins. Css1.
ncres, Tweeds sattinsfs, Kentnfky Js4rs, vc4ftnas
Hsnaksrchitfs. sensismens shGwis, Unisr Hhirtf,
Drawers 0Ioyee. Braces, Ac.
SHAW LS-Frrnch brsehe eharls, lang ard
sqraFe: French. Empire and Bay etatSs. Ell woel,
long and srsare; scotch p!aids. Cashmere, fhihe4.
wool steliAs; printed Cashmere and Lima shasiss
DsEss GOODS -Molrs Antique. h;eek and iArcyy
Wool rla,ds, Scotch Celia rIsizs. rNns.sasA %
L1NBNe-Double sntip Damask Table Qs(ha, ell
sizes and gAttsrns; Nsphins. D2ily q plain Nnen.
6na and kxtrA Brown Linen. Closhs, extIs Que
shecf.nss ana foweilins, gsnilrnsns and ladSssp
ing, Ribbon Bound Blankets. AnA - inc4 syegy1hznu
usually & md IN hrst class DRY 0oc1a etcsa s.
GEseats for IAdes, end theY are EeGRepeenl)y ~
vitsd 10 attend Sslea u 10 4 - ard 3 U = 1911
u. All goods warranted - Segsssspte4:.
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DISAPPOINTMENT cir-
Il cGmstaro es will prcvcEt TIE subscriber from
day. but he viii positively open the same on WE'D
NESDAY next. the 18th inst, VIXEN lie will he
pleased 20 his friends and The public at his new
TO- alton n O. 80 Main street near 9Th
defI-1.a JOHN J RICHARDSON,
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NOTICE.--CHANGE OF

sr-- = NOTICE.--CHAEGE OF
,s5E!Sz-ssE33zslE o RS-The steamers G L z N
COY Z AID CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf at
Rockets EVERY MORNING. Sundays exceptedO
for Portsmouth and NOrsoik "t Ga O'Clock, precise
~ and return each alternate Gay, touching az al
:ne regular landings on the river, going and
turning. oclS IL hASAlNS.
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By James NJ Taylor & Son.

ID BUILDING LOTS, IN THE PLAN
- OF BUENA VISTA. TOWN or BYDNRY.
AT AuCTI0N.-Will be sold, upon the premises,
on Tu E6DAY, the 18th inst say mHle diafely aftef
the sale of the House and Lot. opposite the stables
Of Messrs Warwick j Barksdale, Commencing st
o'clock. n. II beautiful Building lots, In the plan
OF Busna VISTA town OF eydney, and nearly Adjoin-
ing the Baptsl Chapel.
The Lets front 80 feet each on Williams street.
and run back 40 feet to an alley.
TEKMs-}ne-tbird each; the balance ut and
mouths for notes. with interest added and title re-
tanned JAB II TAYLOR BON,
de 10 Aucfs.
HOUSE AND LOT In SYDNEY AT
II AUCTION.-We viii sell upon the premises
on TUESD ~. the 18th inst, commencing At ~
O'Clock, P N, q House aud Lot In the town Of sgd
ney, opposite the stables Of Messrs WARWICK =
Bark sdale. and adjoining the Vineyard square"
The House has about rooms, and II occupied Ut q
rent Of S95 per annum.
The lot fronts on Eimwood STREET about 10 fest,
and runs back l25 feet to 20 foot alley. Terms one
third cash. the balance at and smonths. for notes
with interest added, and secured by trust Deed.
de4 JAS ID TAYLOR SON, Auot's
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TRUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE
Ecn HMM pA Sp PPERt H1sT n TIE cTy
ETWIEa ANb % osth sisl ~ 9 b.
,i iha trnstes 70 certain d. ed OF trust from Geo
10 ebno ssssrMfs asas lsn Oct
rGg,ssa q shs sss.nss
lsss e geieck n il far III not. tho DsSs al:
.Ss Ses Y ns sss s..
,sfSS e. dss s1Gs, rannns S.sF the Depth
Ill Hne title !: believed to be Coed but tho trus.ee
"ti s'lsss with the usual special warranty.
Bale by GoDDIs 4 AppERsos. Auots. ~ Il
SALE OF CROPS, STOCK, MULES
:, So,;EHsying sold my farm. viii offer for sale
sef ~ Rfi iar o on bs n..,
s Mri Gi my Crops stock &C. combating Of first rate
soWs sS Sos s1 sai family
seoa Msrsst acorn sbos
good assortment q gardening and farming impe.
AH ds ls. = sa''' faARDNERs. e.
A DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE OF % VAL
.Ss n!A dn .su NEGROES AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
iss r. f S1 os the 18th day of December,
Petessfurg W. sell at public auction. e Nesroes'
Se,Sneins 70 the estate of the late Jordan Branch
emoraeng house servants. cook, washer and ironer'
Tha factory hands, laborers, boys and girls
hess are family and are sold fcr no anis
but to settle Up the estate. Terms cash. '"'''
JOHN MANN, Admir-.
In1sot q son. Aucts de H-tds
pUBLIC HIRING OF NEGROES
Win be hired at Wakefield - the farr, in Ham.
yer county, next adjoining Mr.. Geo. " Doswoi's. on
FBIptf the 3ist day. of the present month jDe-
cembeI), ABOUT forty Negroes, consisting of men
and women, boys and girls " "A
They will be hired as farm hands and house ser.
vaDts-in no instance to labor on works of internal
improvement. or in occupations considered hazard
Gus; sn with the further express understanding
that they are not to be rahired by those who hire
them publicly, without the written consent of the
undersigned.
Bonds with approved security viii, be required in
every instance B W RICHARDSON
deI3-dtde Ex'or OF Mrs Judith smith, decd.
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OLANK sTS-6Q0O NEGRO BLANKETS

~ To Farmers, TTsders Railroad Contract tors and
Factory oRness. You are ieinrmea that my as
sorsnant of Nesro Blankets Is extensive than
usual agS the prices OF tho wilt Go in accord
snte Nth ths TINES. usual. Money can be "a sec
by purehasip cf ALFRED NJ SRS,
~ Main 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

pRIVATE BOARDING.-MlsS BID
GOOD hos taken the large and comfortable
house, corner Of Main and 7th Streets anu viii open
1t for the reception of Boarers the LIST OF October
next. Gentlemen can be accommodated with board
ing by the day. se2;-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14
BY Richard Gauthorn, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES,

6c-By virtue of = deed = trust from Robert
Taylor, dated the 18th day q December, 1865. and
duy recorded in the Glce of the Hustin IS Court of
the city of Richmond the undersigned, Trustee
therein appointed, will proceed to sell Of public
auction, on FRIDAY, the 10th day of December,
ls95 beginning at 10 O'Clock, A ID, at the store Of
STOCK OF Groceriss, Goods, Wares and Merchandse
ssmnfscing Llauors ofehoce quality Sugars, Coffee,
SenoIes soap, ana all other articles usually found
ID such Q stock Also, Store Fixtures, and (unIess
lease OF the promises. Gus - '--e
TERxs-Sums of $50 and under. cash: over asa. 4
notes. Hour a0v T .Ss..s
sale conducted by EIcHARp CAurHoRr de7
P0STPOS EMESr.-The above sale ia postponed
eide 70 N y n rrr,,s...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

MORE NEE GOODS. - Per steamer
Iva from New York ere receiving
Past culored nev styles Prints nj Sd
French CorsHtts st 81
Reel Moheir rei-jyas at 81
Black Alpaccas ard G4mbszines
White and Cc,oted Terlatons, Jeuvin's Kid GiSyes,
and n variety Of other searopahle goods.
We have on haad q com p!ete assortrrent OF Ladies
Dress ooas Maati led snd French REVERSIBLE Shawls,
and heavy stock Ct F,arnels, Cessimeres. heavy
Wooien and Domestic Goods. which We are Cferipg
Mt very low pricestG redrce orr stock.
- II R0SENBAUM,
5oro Qr0ah street