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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-12

The Commissioner of Patents has appointed
Professor Jilson, of Columbia College as IL
brarian of the Patent ONCE, vie DIR. Turner,
decd.
The citizens of Harrisburg. Pa have issued
a call for Union meeting 10 "denounce Sec
tionalisin and crush fanaticism.'
Mrs Mary Dollar died in Chatham CO., N.
c., on u e 18th ult., aged 1u4 years. She was
the widow OF a revolutionary soldier.
Thomas H. Flint, proprietor of the Flint
House, Macon, GA, died suddenly few days
ago.
A frame building. belonging to Mrs. Carn.,
in Norfolk was burnt last Thursday night.
Hon Daniel o. Morton, who died lately in
Toledo, was u S. District Attorney for Ohio.
A j. Noble has been elected Mayor of Mont
gomery, Ala.
Five inches of snow fell at Louisville, Ky,
on Tuesday night
Mr. Smith O'Brien has been lecturing in
Dublin on america and her Ins itutions."
Rev. John Quinlan was consecrated Catho-
lie Bishop of Mobile last Sunday.
The present number of conyicts in the Ohio
penitentiary is not far from 900.
There are seven thousand houses of ill fame
in full blast in New York city.
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-
3fgEssd5f 4 81 Il Re 81 4 e.i5 sAEAsE HI
Ssean ~ Ds-1n puxsua4ce Of TIE yfoyisipa q 8
~ q trast TIE ubdsrsfkued ~ GAsAh GkeIIo6
IN s1c ~ ik 6 M4ssh, - md duly seeor1sd n
- W zee prtIi,es e yulSie auctinn. 10 the high
81, 1 - 29 the g dsy ~ Deosm-
lsad sslisd sta & ~ s's ocu NIT q q
The Tract contsins Is sores. anA has mon Il
SoMCytsble dweIfInG house. nnd All noees1Sys es,s
Heases Tor the accommodation of slnilll iSiisiis
~ pSnI NIFTY to the city rendsfh Il vafy iesir1idn
- sgmarhan residence. and aizo a. faarket gar
h,a. 4 mere is An insurance upon tbs dweslinr-
ag s I9r 90 until 4fh January 1857. nv inter
81 - nlc1 Will be transferred to the purchaser
s.t;sr IL Tor go much will b Ileccssafy 10
f 81 tns purposes Of the deed say ai,out 94so0,
,nterase snasancs upon scredn 81 10 nonths. with
H ~ lrom Day of ssie satisfactory security, BY
osc ~ trust OF otherwise, to be given for deferred
~, ~ though, ~ trustee. am required to
sols iv' casn yes the purchaser will b able a. ar
IN g = r cred upon about Sfs00 Of
The t,is !, believed 70 b GOOD: but, selling !.
trustee shall oonye, nth ssssisi only.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYIoa y Sox.
osTPoNEMENT.--In eonseaue nce of ;nclssn
ent yeafber the above sale was pustnonea ~ I'll
WEDNESDAY, the 14tf inst I. at II I, 'ripcf N s'''
de G. q. GRfSWOLD. Trnste.
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EURS, FURs. FURS.-GREAT. SALE. OF
FROM NEW YORK. AT HUcfIoN.1S 10 90 10
worth Of the richest and most costly fresh manu-
MONDAY, TUESDAY and "WEDNESDAY. 18th,
10th and 2lst inst, comm encing ut 10 clOck each
day, at my store, No. " Main street. They consist
of
Russian, Hudson Bay, and Mexican SABLK.
MINK: g RE AN, STONE MAKTEN, Err
RUSSIAN FITCH, FRENCH SABLE.
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, MOUNTAIN M K
and every description Of fna FURS, in Carriaes
and Cardinal CAPES, TALMAS. VICT0RlNEH,
MUFFS, CUFFS, &C., &c
ALSO
large variety Of Misses FURS and SLEIGH
ROBES, too numerous to mention. The whole
having been featured for the best retail trade.
more splendid assortment. 81 Furs has never
been offered to the citizens Of Richmond and vi
cinity.
Catalogues of the whole Of this valuable stock
will be prepared. and the furs arranged for sxani-
nation, the day before the sale.
would most respectfully call the attoutioH OF
the ladies' and the public generally, TO the shove
des E. B. COOK, Auct.
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damages for Seduction,

BosroN, Dec. a-Wm. A. Cochrane, who
sued George l.. Terry for seducing his wife,
claiming damages in forty thousand dollars
was this morning awarded three thousand dol
lars by the jury. which sum Mr.. Cochrane
gives to the Home for the Fallen.
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rh.ThSlaI,eouard,

NORFOLK, Dec i0.--The jury who. held an
inquest on the body Of the child Nirginins
Leonard. have rendered a verdict that he was
accidentally killed with shot gun IN ms own
hands This result OF the inyestigatton-as II
was at first thought he had been murdered
has Afforded great relief 70 the community
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Nyw ORLEANS, Dec. io.--By the arrival OF
The steamer Arizona, from the Brazos, Browns
wife dates of the 4,h inst. have been received.
All was quiet No reinforcements had arrived
.Cortnas, it was reported, had five hundred
men under his command.
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Ths Kansas Election.

LsAvENwoRTH. Dec. s--The en- tire Repnb-
fican State Ticket is undoubtedly elected by
msjoriiies averaging over three thousand
Every county yet heard frcm, excepting Lea
wentworth, gives Republican majority. Hal
derman, Democrat, for Congress. runs ahead OF
his Ticket thus far,
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Los. of,ae s,eamboat r oche.,er.

CINCINNATI. o.. Dec. s.-The steamer Ro-
chester struck creag two miles above Madi-
yesterday, sinking almost immediately
Sixty passengers who were on board were
saved The boat, with her cargo, was valued
st about So, 0oi, and is almost total wreck.
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sr Louis. Dec. a.--The Pixies Peak express
80 the M instant hSs reached Leavenwortt
with eight thousand dollars worth of gold dus
and Il large mail. Severe weather haa set IN
MAG had generally been abandoned for Tho
season. Heavy snow storms had occurred on
the mains.
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The xncakershtp.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Southern OPP
,,,s,;,,,n members held a conference last night
and adopted the feilcwingi
R,selrra, That il is inexpedient at this time
20 make a proposition TO any of the parties,
hooking 10 the election OF Speaker
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NV ORLEANS, Dec. Ie.--Tho steaunshi,,
ARIZONA brings accounts Of several sktrmisnes
between the Reactionisss and Liheralista,-
Nothing. however, OF importance 10 stated Ia
this connection
Miramcn was retreating towards the Carl.
.si and Gen. Doelado was foilcwinK him with
his forces. There had been \ hattie between
the Liberals, under Senaxna, and The Reac.
,i,ntsts The latters soldiers had deserted to
Esn Znagua, who had marched to Moafcry.
where ne will probably resume power.
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Drmocra,;c S,a,e Convention.

MILLEDGRyILLH, GA, Dec. 10.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention yesterday passed re-
solution recommending Hon. Howell Cobb as
s. candidate for the Presidency. A numter of
members withdrew. urging that the conven-
ton was irregular and unau thorized.
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Fire Mt CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 9.-The retort house and
machinery OF Heat & Woods candle factory
was destroyed by fire this noon. Loss $4,000,
which is insured.
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Marine Disaster.

NEW YORK, Dec. l0-The ship Russell, OF
Boston, hence for San Francisco, was sunk in
a gale off the Falkland Islands. Vessel and
cargo total loss. The crew were saved.
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Less Of a Government Vessel

WILMIsGToN, Dec. H. The Government
Surveying schooner Fennimore Cooper. has
been wrecked in the harbor of Kangama, ia
pan and is Il total loss. All hands saved.
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BY Richard q authern, Auet.

GROCERIES, &c., AT AUCTION. ION
~ MONDAY. 18th inst. at 10 clock. II my store,
will sell at auction. hhds. Bacon Sides, Hams
and Shoulders; s bbls. Whiskey; 6 Bhls. Herrings;
Soap. Candles. Butter, Cheese, DO, 40.
BRANDY.-Also, 10 eie nth casks Brandy, sold
by order OF an executor.
de 10 r. CAUTHORN. Auct.
on MONDAY, the 18th day of December, 1850.
at IL ocokk NJ. on the south side of the Dock near
the Locks. one LIGHTER, to satisfy an execution
de9 F. BUTLER, H. G. G. n.
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BY Alex. Mott. Auct.

u EADY- MADE CLOTHING DRY
II GOODS, &c VIII be sold at auction, ut my
auction store. nm TT ESDAY. Dec Is. commerce
ing ut 10 o'clock, large lot READY MADE
CLOTHING, such as Coats, Pants, Vests. &c.
Cloths. Cassimers, Satinets. Merino Shirts. Draw
eFs. Comforts, Yarn Socks, &C.; Shoes, Boots,
Hats, Caps, &c. - =
GROCE RES Whiskey, Brandy, Cherry
Wines. Blackberry Brandy, Champagnes. &c.
de 13-2t ALEX MOTT lucf
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BOARDING

lUAhDINU.
D Mrs. w. o. YEATMAN having
taken large and commodious house on Franklin
street. between 9Th and 9th streets, can accomuo-
date three FAMILIES with LARGE and PLEA
SAINT ROOMS. Also. six GENTLEMEN.
no 21-lmH
BOARD. Ion the corner Of Broad and nth SITS.
- opposite the Powhatan House, three agreea-
bic chambers can be occupied by families without
children, or ty SINGLE gentlemen. Also. a few
young gentlemen can be accommodated with DAY
BOARD. no l9-Im
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By I. & G. b. Davenport, Auct's.
AT AUCTIOS-o, Turps

HkotEKIES AT AUCTEON.--On THURS
~ DAY, Dec. 18th, we will SELL at 10 q clock at
Cuba SUGARS.
Refined SUGARS.
SYRUP and MOL ASSES, in barrels.
Green and Black TEAS.
Manufactured TOBACCO,
Pure Moasses r UNI
Old Rye and Rectifed WHISKEY
Western HAMS. &c.
ALSO
800 sides good" LEATHER.
SO boxes bunch and layer RAISINS.
TERMs.-under 800, cash; 8 loo and over, -four
mogths' credit, for approved paper.
deg |. l. g. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts
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mo PARENTS AND G GUARDIANS OF
1 RIGHMoNp. YA;1A SELECT CLASSICAL LAS and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL opens s On q
MILL ACADEMY. in Buckingham county, Va,
THOS. J. GARDEN, A. Nj, PRINCIPAL TERMS
FOR 10 MoNrrs.-S50 Tuition. and 500 for board,
&c. No extras. Only Is scholars taken. None
need apply who cannot give testimonials OF GOOD
moral habits, either by reference or certificate.
Those who desire to have their sons or wards at
a school under good discipline and where they
will be free from rhe haunts OF vice and d ssfpa-
ton, will have an opportunity of entering them 10y
applying soon. Only few more pupils can be re-
ceived.
For in Information, apply to C. H. BARKSDAIE,
Esq, of the firm Of Barksdale Brother. shockoe
Slip, Richmond Va. oc2y-uF
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Arct.

L eHiSA. GLASS AND JEAN EaRTnsN IVA or
h viii sell at my anction rooms, on MEDNEsDAY
prislng White Granite Basins and Ewers, Cham
hers. Cups and saqeers Bowls Pitchers, Plates
srs;,. Bowls Mugs, spittoons, Glass Preserve and
Butter Dishes, Plates Salts, ,Tumhlers, Goblrts,
70 Cups and Saucers, Vases, Fruit Dishes, jewel
Boxes, &C.; also, alarge invoice of Pen and Pocket
f5s & d S'S ''k Gfsf 5R Say xas of
NOTICE On FRIDAY, the 23d December,
~ 1853, vii! sell at public auction, commencing
at z o'clock n on the premises At the soTnGr
ia uR FL m M ana mex
SnE Fl h to The Of the
which are of superior qnality, there viii be
found everything complete for working to sdvan
tage from eighty TO one hundred hands. IL is my
parties wishing to purchase viii be waited on I'm in
the Manage The Brands are good. and on the
whole. this may be considered the hest possible
tstion TO person of business habits. and which
would, i practically manased, certainly succeed.
either by partnershpor wages; which fact as he IS
practical business man. and well acquainted with
everything aPpeitalnns to the business, VIII goat
sold before, It will be sold on the day above men
toned. Parties wishing to buy, will oblise me by
Aana1 rss!asse;
ASCe
%s.s AZ b roBhoffow Ri2GAfR g. aa az
NOTICE.-PUBLIC SALE OF SEVEN HUN,
~ DRIED AND FlFTY,SEVEN A CREs OF
LAND, WITH A WATER GRISf AND SAW
MILL ATTACHED, NEAR GOODIES BRIDGE
CROP, &c.-Wii he sold on the 2lst day of the
present month"; at public auction, on the premises,
the Ian d on which reside lying on each side OF
the Goodies Bridge road. on the Appomatto1 river.
This Land within about four miles of two de pots,
on the Danvllle Railroad. and on the above-uamed
Petersburg almost at the very barn door. farm
with SO many advantages, and in such netg hbor-
hood, is rarely put IN market Should purchasers
desire IT, this Farm can be conveniently and judi
cionsIy divided into two smaller farms one with
$50 acres. with the Water GTist and Saw Mill on IT..
living on the north side OF tho aforesaid road; the
other on the south side of said road. cor tanng AIS
acres, with a large DWELLING and all necessary
out houses. There is on the smaller tract, small
DIV YELLING HOUSE.
10 thus divide THIS i.nd, each tract will have an
equsI proportion of bottom and timbered land, and
sutfieency thereof.
Al the same time, will he sold, large stock Of
CATTLE. among them three Yoke OF OXEN;
SHEEP, HOGS, &c: nine head OF line HORSES
and MULES; CROP of every description: and
HItoSUSEH0LD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TERMs-Liberal, and made known on the day OF
SALE Ide 6--d3tawtdsl JOSEPH MANN.
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FACTS WORTH KNoWIsG.-The whole

EyACTS WORTH kNOWING.-The whole
Z and entire stock of Goods to be closed out, not
taking the cost of the articles IN confederation.
You can see by the prices named, there is no hum
hug about 1t. Rich black Crochet Fnnges at s. rs
and 81 90; CoIsets to lace in front, So cts; hand
Linen Cambria Handke Ichefs. Sets. Childrens'
fancy Woollen'Hose. l0ets.; Beached Cottons st ii
and 10 cts. As good as York nj " bite Taratans,
at IS c,s., worth IS cts; servants Head Handker-
chiefs; black and grey Woollen Hose; handsome
black cloth Ragians, SO; Uncut Bonnet Velvets at
$50, and every description of Millinery less than
cost Dress Trimmings at a great sacrifice; Elan
nels; UnbIeached Cottons; Back Silks any de-
scfi ptons of Goods will he sold AT great sacrifice.
z Col .DS Al IL 20i Broad great
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TIRE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE..
INCORPORATED lSas.)
THE VIRGINIA FIkE AND MARINE INSURs
ANCE COMPANY.
AOfice No. lsl Main Street. Richmond. NA
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
of that period needs nc special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are as above, and its
affairs managed prudenty but literally, and its
rates low as those OF any other good institu
ton. DIRECTORS:
w. L. Cowardin, J. L. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. w Smith,
Horace L. Kent Thos. Samson, B. L. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. W. Purcell, Jno. N. 6 Ordon,
Alex. r. Parker, Jos. P. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas A. Iulces, II. a. Claiborne.
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. w. l.. COWARDIN, President.
WIN. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. jets
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EDUCATION.

MRS. &. PELHAM, late of New York city,
lSI desires to inform the citizens of edmond that
she is prepared to give instruction IN ITALIAN
and ENGLISH SINGING, with PIANO FORTE.
She has studied under the first English, German
and Italian masters, and will give especial atten
ton TO the cultivation of the voice.
REFERENcEs...New York, Rev. Dr.. Bellows. Rev.
DR. Adams; Prof A Bagioli; Prof Howe; New jsr-
Peet; Richmond, Rev. DR. Reid, Rev. Mr.. Mime
gerode, DR.. r. H. CabelI.
Apply at the Arlington House, on Main street.
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LARGE FIRE-Iighte, Bradbury & New.
toms Piano Factory, No. 1873 Wooster street
New York, was entirely destroyed by fire Fri
day morning. Loss from SlOo,0oo to Sl25,00o
Insured for s39,59J. One hundred persons are
thrown out of employment.
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TRUSTEES sALEoF HOUSE AND LOT

HUT ahIHINTNi; p . n n HI 70 :" ,1ns,oas
of the Mechanics Building Fund Association of
the city of Richmond, and by virtue OF a deed of
duly recorded in Renrico County Court, We shall
proceed to sell. at public auction the premises.
on FRIDAY, the 18th Dec, 1889. at clock P. NJ,
if fair if not. the next fair day, the real estate
conveyed by said deed. consisting Of Brick Tene-
ment ard "A acres of Land. now in the occupancy
OF said Ball, and adjoining the Tree Hill estate.
The TER MS. which will be reasonable, will be
made known at the hour of sale.
CHARLES G. ELLETT.
CHARLES r. ANDERSON,S Trustees.
DEF mo II MONT AGILE
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BY J. ii. Disges, Auct'r,
a6 Main Street.


DOSITIvE sALE.-$2ON0 WORTH OF
T WATCHES AND FINE T. w ELR Y, AT
AUCTiON.-WiH be sold, commencing on HI
DAY EVENING, Dec. 9Th, ~ clock, che lHsg-
est stock of gold and silver WATCHES, GHAlNSl
and FINE JEWELRY, ever offered u the cty Of
Richmond, The above stock was bought express
" for the retail trade. and was stopped here IN
transitu, and will he sold immediately, by consent
Of parties to the highest bidder. The aboye stock
consists in part as followE Gold Hunting, Eekhsn'
American, Swiss. Chronometer. Uouhe-gmet,
Diamond set and Enameied WATCHES; slver
Watches, of all descriptions; Gold Vest. ousSgt
Fob and Neck Chains, very hne;, hraceiets Of All
patterns; Coral. Mosnic, Lava Jet, 0oid otone'
Cameo and Enameied Sets 10 Mstch; LOckea,
Pens, Pencils, Brooches. Gold kinshses, ana ~
fact every thing kept in first 1ss !eyelg ,espts,
ma Sale every MORNING and EVENiN1, st
10 . clock, A. M, and o clock. "a. sale posi-
tive TERas-Cash. J. II. DIGGES, Auoe'
Merchants viii find this god oypcvtuni-
ty to purchase. ] aides are invited r. call And sx-
anime the stoe koiuring the day, ~ Goods VIII =
sold less than manufacturers prices 81 prisase ssis'
r MY AUCTION HOWMs, - Main strecf,
"A will he sold, commencing TO-NlGHX, ~
O'clock a largo inyQiee OF " carat GOLD AM
SILVER WATCHERS tozetheI With = 6ne coiiese-
P I21 e S sfbd,ik YF5kk5 9sRpi
GOLD PENS. PENCILS, DO, 10.
BAH goods warranted - vePresenteds end
sod without reserve. J. II. DIGGE3,s ApCt.
ID. +. BoorH, Salesman. 10 0-M
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Death of n Music Composer.

BosToN Dec g.-Nathan Richardson, a cele
brated music composer of this city, died il
Paris on the 18th inst, of consumption.
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GREAT SALE AT AUCTION OF ENG.
VI LISH AND AMERICAN STANDARD
BOOKS, THIS EVENING. Ar 81 O'CLocK.-This
this city. embracing everyt thing in SCIENCE.
LITERATURE and ART, in the most costly bind
ing; Choice Works for tho Holidays; Pictorial IL
lustrated and Illuminated editions of all the Poets
fine Bibles and Prayer Books; Gold Pens. Portfo-
los, and every thing to he obtained IN bookstore.
All OF which shall sell TO the highest bidder. ALI
GOODS WARRANTED.
de Civ =. b. COOK, AHcs.
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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURES are
Ul invited to cali at the old ESD blished Cloth
ing House, and supply themselves with any articles
they mar need in the way OF good and well made
Clothing or Furnishing Goods. Keeping at oil
times The lar gest stock and most fashionable style
in ths Stats and having recently made large add-
tions to our stock, with reference to your wants,
we are pre- pared to offer GU every Inducement.
KEEN, BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS.
Main MI
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Failure of Boston Publishing House.
BOSTON. Dec. 9.-Messrs. Shepard, CLARK &
Brown book publishers, of this city, have
failed Their liabilities are about 100000.
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a SELLING OFF AT COsT...In,
49, tending to leave the city, / shall from
this day until the LIST Of February. oiler my entire
stock Of SHOES and BOOTS, either at wholesale
or retail, at cost, for cash.. All those having not
cali. /. FLhlS HMAN.
23s Broad street, between Sd and 4Eh.
r. chmond Dec g. 1859, de 9-lms
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BOARDING..

DOARDING.-Eight or ten members of the
ID Legislature may find very convenient and good
accommodate. ons BY an early application at the
VIRGINIA HOUSE. dc 7-3tS
DOARDiNG.-Ih have two pleasant ROOMS va
LEGISLATURE Also, a few DAY BOARDEkSc can be
accommodated. Mrs. BASS, Grace street,
de b--Iw* % door above St. Paul's Church.
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deS-tds
TRUsTEE.s SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTArE. ON MARSHALL AND

FIRST STREETS, AT AUCTION 81 virtue Of
a deed of trust. executed by William Boetwright.
Jr.. and wife, to the subscriber, dated lst day OF
March. 1850. and recorded In Richmerd Hustings
Court ofice-beins thereto resnested By the per-
sonal representative Of the creditor secured BY
"a ID deed II win sell At public anction,on MONDAY
18TH December, 1850. f fair; Il not, the next fair
day thsreaftes,l upon the premises. commencing
e ss' .ss:,:d y ' AZ
northwest corner Of Marshall and First streess,
isontiug s. feet on Marshall street. and running
back on First street and between parallel lines ~
L ia an = s1esisnt BRICK bwKLIING and oshsi
Improvements, and 10 the same which WAS recently
occupied BY Mr.. John n. 6osher.
Tho title 10 believed TO 30 peyiect but, selling ~
trustee. shalt convey with special y aFragty.
TEnNs.-TheFe will be required IN cash. sum
sufficient 20 defray the expsnaes astendng the e.
ecutlQn Of the trust. and to LAY un t0nd iQf ~
principal suulof - 40 With the interest N nrreal
AeFenn frun the l&sh daS Of February, l&a ana
the remainder upon such terms q pAsnent - ~
~. soaduessd 1 s. 4. b. Hl la IA xacs
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nv Dickiuson. Hill l. Co.. Auct,s.

ny DIcKInt0ns Cvss
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALuA.
BE ss decree ae
nd day Of November, 1859, in a suit therein de-
pending, under the style of Mills administrator
siouer therein appointed, viii, on the 18TH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1863, At the auction house OF
Dickinson, Hill K Co.. in the city Of Richmond.
sell two likely and valuable female slaves one
named Caroline, abolt - years, and one named
Mily, shout n years ef age.
NATHANIEL. H. TALLEY,
Special Commissioner.
DICKINSON, HILL 4 Co.., Aucts. de 3-dtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-12

M FIRST-CLASS PREMIUM An
fE.Y MILLINERY. MS4ig
* MRs DEM ELMAN, on Main, be SNESS
Lgeen 18th and 18th SITS will open her FALL. and
WINTER MILLINERY of BONNETS, CAPS,
HEAD DRESSES. &c. A great many other ar
ticles, too numerous to mention.
A rich selection of MILLINERY GOODS to
which she would particularly invite an early call of
her customers, visitors to the city and the public
generally. All the Goods will be sold at very low
prices.
BLEACHING and ALTERING any kinds OF
Bonnets, equal to new.
Oc l2-d2m* Mrs. DEMEIMAN,
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X AND LOT m HENRIC0. ON UNION HILL.
AT The CORNER OF PLEASANrS AND ed
cree OF the Circuit Court of the county OF Henrico.
pronounced on the 9Th November, 1882 in the case
&C., shall proceed to sell AZ public auction the
premises. on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of December,
1859 at o'clock, Y. NJ ff fair; il not the next far
day, !, the r. EAL ESTATE decrecd TO be sold, con
sistng Of the house and lot located as above, and
now in the occupancy of Mrs. Etneline Martin.
TERMs.-One-th,rd cash; balance at and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
cured by a trust deed.
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