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.MARZNE JOURNAL.
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Neutrality-suspicious. skinner Norfolk.
ship-E. Hamilton, Harding, Iiayre, Boyd Heincken.
Bnks-Rend.er, LAMAR Barbados H. Trowbndgss Sons;
Charles Edwin Campbell Sagus Deano Capen; }. Wesley
Wright, bordeaux X w. rundyi Cornhil tbr Topia Lou
don Boyd Hcincken; Genesee Mcintyre Bristol j. w FL
well 4 Co.. Nnaranca, Hi Glasgow III. j. C. A. Dswolf
g. W: Hall, Potter, Galveston McCnady Mott Co. Mary
Lee, Martin, Ezabethport.
Bra-Ida Mcleod Rumwel, Savannah, d. c. Murray; Mis-
,ionay Cowe Quebec Ocean Traveller SARGENT Boston,
Flsrg Allen, MaDzss r. Talbot Co Jsaa (Sr Robinson
syoney master Addy swirl Avery, ST. Thomas and MMacabo
Maitland, fheP. Co. NJ Rodgers, Wedmore, NwHsven,
master.
sohoonersAreta, Robinson. Baltimore Merrill Abbott
Norman Collin Bangor, T. H. Sanford Ned Henderson, vii
nington Manha Chichester Richmond &. H. Piersoni "
De Rosseit Tucker Wilmington, Jonas Smith Co. Mystic
Valley Russell Tampico q. W Van Soven Queen OF Clippers
Lockhsr Windsor ID. H. Dewo Curasow, DAWSON, Pogo
n. Dewolf
Sloop-Orcgon Rhodes, Providence master
stesmer-F r. deaTti, Siddel, philadelphia master.
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by Telegraph.
SANDY HOOK Ii

SANDY HOOK July "a sunset Steamer Parkeseors 70
passing Sandy Hook bound in No other vessels In i besnd
in Wind HIGHT from the 5. weather clear. -.
HIGHLANDS July a. sunse-Nothing In sigbt Wind light
from the 8. weather clear.
LONG BRANCH July "a, consolidating In night bound
IN. Wind s., light; weather clear.
SAVANNAH, July 2-The steamship Montgomery Of
Cromwelps line Newt ork arrived here last night AL
well.
BOSTON, July Ar. steamer Benz Deford, Hsllstt Nor.
folk; ship VIM. Jarvis Ballard New Orleans; bark Edwin,
Clark Cape Coast, bngs Lois Heaey London; Avon, Teys
st. Martins schr. Pennsylvana Turner, Havana
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Mr.. Benjamin welles, respected citizen Of Bos.

Mr.. Benjamin Welles, respected citizen Of Bos-
ton, died in that city Saturday. at the age Of 10
yems lie was graduated at Cambridge, in the same
class with the Rev. Charles Lowell, Chief Justice
shaw, the late Washington Aston, and the late Rev.
Joseph Buckpinster. On leaving colege, he studied
law Tor some time with the Hon. Low Lincoln ofWor-
cester, and afterward with the Hon. Harrison Gray
Ota Of D0ftoD.
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THIRD DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUB.-The Third
Assembly District Republicans formed Campaign
Club on Monday night by the election Of Gen. ii. ID.
Duryes President j. j. Couch and Geo. G. Reynolds,
yice-Prcsdents; G. b. Spooner, r, Recording Secre
tary; T. G. Shearman, Corresponding Secretary and
George II Roberts, Treasurer. Executive and FL
nance Committees were also appointed.
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.N-EW-.JERSEY ITEMS

DOUBLE ELoPEMEST-IRe Bergen Count Journal
save the town IL excited over double eopement case
which occurred from that village on Wednesday. Two
gentlemen from New-York after being in town few
days eloped with married lady and her unmarried
sister. The married lady left child with neghbor,
and went away without membranes. No clue has
been obtained to the fugtves.
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Distributions oy PREaICNs.-The annual distribu-
ton Of premiums to the pupils Of St. Jsmess School
took place in ST. Peters Church. corner OF Hicks and
Warren streets, on Monday night, before large
audience. After some musical exercises by the cmi
dren, premiums awarded to 50 Of the first Glass;
"a Of the second class q Of the third class, 10 OF the
fourth class, and II of the fifth class An address was
delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Cassidy.
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BROORL YN ITEMS.

USIrARIAE CONFERENCE.-The Autumnal Conyen-
ton OF Upiversalsts win be held in Brooklyn in
October next In addition to many attractive speakers,
the Rev James Martineau of Liverpool, England,
viii preach the sermon. The Rev. MIR. Mayo OF Al
hsny, and the Rev. DIR. Furness OF Philadelphia, Will
probably be present.
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--Sgnrsson preached in Geneva, Switzerland
torsnigbt ,'go last sunday.
Ma,or i9er,ett OF Washington, d. G., Is at present
nm a yi,;t to bis brother ia Roxbury.
1.-The Hon, gsseysoa Dsvis iSst West Point WIZ"
biz family.
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YORKyILLE LINCOLN AND HAMLIN CAM
PAIGN CLUB.

very large and enthusiastic meeting of this Club
took place last evening at HARDWOOD Hall, Fourth
nue.. ALPHEUs MANYISG WAS elected President, and
C.. IT, Frost Secretary; after which WILLIE L. PABoR
recited an original poem, which elected uproarious
shouts of applause throughout its delivery Enthusi-
asc speeches were delivered by RUFUS +. ASDREws,
JAMES A. BRIGGS and others.
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AGAsE or ABAEDoENEET.-A Mr.. Jeremiah Trout
s - dng in Busick and said 10 be man oil con
Sbie wealth was brought before Justice Walter yesterday
with abandoning his wife and refusing to support he
Ne man acknowledged that such the ease bnt o..
reaso that Tor fourteen years his heart hsd been set
am be 10 Ids estate while the imprachcabe idy
osrsistetl iued to become mother i0f "hch '''H nc
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The New-York correspondent Of The Philadelphia
Press says that Heenan has signed contract whereby
for $ 900 he will give sparring exhibitions for three
month"; and that his first exhibition will be given in
this city.
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REPUBLICANS AT STUYyESANT INSTITUTE.
The Young Mems Republican Central Union held a
meeting at the Stuyvesant Institute last night which
was attended by several hundred gentlemen. w. W.
Northrup of the Eighteenth Ward made speech
which was claimed to be eloquent, and the meeting
was then adjourned TOR the purpose of attending the
mass meeting at Franklin square.
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REpuBLIcAs RALLY.-GsOrge w. Curtis ESQ.,, vii
address the citizens of the Eastern District Brooklyn
this evening at o'clock, at the GreeDpoint Wigwan
Greenpoint avenue.
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Receip,a Of Produce.

Totol by OIL Routes JsIy -55ls bbls Flour busl
Nhe ia 22 do Corn 81 86l do Oats 12I2 pkg Whisky,
do Meal, $40 do. Lard, l25 do. Ashes.
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MORE ZoUAvEs.-Capt. Morgan's company OF the
18th Regiment have commenced drilling, in accordance
with Hardees taetics with the view Of forming them
selves into company of Zouayes.
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REPUBLICAN MEETIsG.-Last night, the ioung
Meas Eastern District Republican Association held
meeting at the Odeon. The attendance was quite
large, and the proceedings interesting.
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The Snrg WARD LADIES CHowDER CLgB.-
Yesterday 40 dies members of the above association,
inviting their beaux to accompany them, paid visit
TO Sheepshead Bay, where they treated themselves
sud companions to chowder, got up by Nesbitt, form
eriy Of The Sixth Ward; had dance, and jolly time
generally, returning home late in the evening after
day OF social enjoyment.
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F,Ry-A fire broke out in the stable of Mr.. james
v No a5 Plymouth street. about O'Clock yesterday alter
sn II was burned down, and carriage was great,
as,. ared Total loss about 300 No insurance
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MARRIED..

MINEROLIyER-On Tuesday morning, July a. by the Rev
Aaron H. Birmingham y. Miner and Maria Oliver danghe
Of Joseph Oliver, ESQ., all OF this city.
NORTIlilOP - BALLANTINE = In Woonsocket, X. L., oil
Saturday, July a by the Rev b. p Talbot Mr. Edwin Nor
thop Miss sarah X. Basnne, both Of Blackstone Ma
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rses.... 4i9 Sets T22 Moon-Sets. II Ill
wArxR
Sandy Hook 032 Gov Island l:?2 He'll Gate.... 1903
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IuE.DAli July ~ lobO
ASHES-The inquiry fair for both kinds bills
at SIS l2a for Pots Pearls are lower sales at 81 So
COTTON1be market Is steady; sales Of 0oj bales The
sales since 18th inst have been CO., the 2fs7 bales
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.
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Passengers Arrived
IN ship Cot', from Hanburg-Hermsn MutschaL
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WssosE BUSINESS Is IT "A sunken schooner at the
foot of Wall street has been allowed to remain IN the
way Of passing vessels for many weeks, and several
shvs have been injured By striking upon her. Whose
business is ii to remove this obstruction? Are the
Harbor Commissioners responsible, or the Board of
Underwriters, the Mayor There is very great
complaint the part Of our shipping merchants, aud
the mater ought to be attended TO at once.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF CoUNCILMEN:

n tho absence Of the President Q, tae "'e
Yesterday, Mr. SHAw was called 70 the eS onn.. u the
By rssoutsops of Mr.. B.uIcB, me I iSe Snppeme
Corporation directed to Apply r;ss;oner, and TO
SS ss the for ns sSs esa to have Ehy
ss@ona and Seventy fourth streets opened ir'n Inc
Eehth avenue to the Hudson River. r Of
r. -erv Of The complaint Of The Chief Engineer OF
NC =, of the scarcity of FIRE hydrants
in The upper part Of the city, Mr.. TRoTTER offered
Resolution, that the Croton Aqueduct Department pe
directed 10 place ak hydrants in such localities in Har-
ie,s AZ they may deem proper. The resolution was
Adopted. -.
made an auxiliary of the Fire Department. Referred
20 the Fire Commissioners, with power.
The Board adjourned TO Friday, at ) p. N.
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PrRE IN MERCER sTREET.-A fire occurred Las! night
IN the rear Of No. 6 Mercer street. but being discover
I'D a, an early moment extingushed before much
damage was sustained.
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RAILROAD AccIDEST.-An unknown woman was
over yesterday afternoon by the outgoing Boston
s1presstran the Fourth avenue, near Sixtie,h-st
andpured badly that she died in an hour THEREAFTER
The eow-catcher threw her upon the opposite track,
tearing of her scalp and badly nurng her about the
body The train was stopped, the unfortunate woman
taken board and conveyed to the Nineteenth Ward
Ststion-House. A physician was summoned, but his
efforts to relieve her suerings proved unavaiing. Her
name has not yet been ascertained.
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LAYING Our THE UPPER END or rHE Island
The Commissioners appointed by the Legislature to lay
ont the upper end Of the island, are ready to COM
mence their work as coon as the Supervisors grant
10000 the estimated expenses. The plan which has
bsen considered by them, and will probably be
adopted, is to lay out the streets lengthwise with
The ground and the across from the North
20 the Harlem rver-thus reversing the arrangement
of the lower part Of the city, This plan is said TO be
better fitted TO the pecaartes of the surface than the
old ne The business Of the Commissioners is merely
70 survey locate and designate the streets and avenues
which viii be graded hereafter as occasion may re-
ouire The action of the Commissioners 10 final and
conclusive both 10 the Corporation and TO the owners
and occupants of lands and can be changed only by
abe Legislature.
FrRE IN MERCER sTREET.-A fire occurred last night
n Init hahn discoy
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hb"-lohh tLA-flFiN AiioH.
Eplapds Etorffa Mohtl
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rs@ NOTtCE.-U MON STEAMSHIP
aEEN MIN consequence of some neces-
~@sx1s1s1<2 sary repairs 10 The Steams hip VIZ
GINA she will be taken oil the line until about
the 10Th inst, and notice will be given when she
no Is Us 9. F. CARDOZO, Agent.
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FUTVRE plYS
BY 9oddin & Apnrr.an aue.,. :.

COMuiSsIONERS' SALE oFar.pcr
:, !, M0gMT Of yALUAuGE RIAL rs.
ALSO IN THE C1UNTY OF HENRiCcoA az
of Richmond. pronounced on the "a Noyember.
1860, in the case of 0Neirs ex RS against i.aa.
A Goddn. we, the undersigned. who were ap
pointed Commiss,oners will sell 81 public auo-
IN the city of Richmond. on THURSDAY, ed
Nov, 1850, CONNER oIng at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tif
lar; n not. the next fair day theraterJ the real
estate belonging to the defer dant. Isaac A. Cod
list OF which is hereto appended, and to which
Epeclal reference is hereby made.
ne real estate which les In the city OF Rich
mond VIII be first sold, in the order in which II is
listed. and should the sa'es be insufficient to dis
enaree the several judgments sought to he en-
forced, then much of the real estate as lies IN
.ne county OF Henrico, In the order listed, will
II may not be out OF place to remark, on the part
vi the commissioners that the title to most of the
IesI estate described in the list below, was ac-
the non ment of taxes. and hence the de scrip
ZION, In some cases. is not full would be de-
slIaple yet the several reports of Commissioner
EVtns marked 9. and h, and the large list of
eeeus numbered from one to forty nine inclusive,
1Ieu with the papers in said cause, will give such
description as will enable those who may desire to
purchase TO look into the titles, DC. The purcha-
seTs OF the several pieces of real estate will he re-
aared TO comply with the terms of sale so soon as
the safes are completed. The Comm issioners will
sell only such title by the decree aforesaid they
ave required TO sell, and the purchasers will. of
course, by or be fore the day of SALE satisfy them
selves on that point.
TRRNs;-Ons- third cash balance at s and II
months. Tor negotiable notes, interest added, and
GEO. W. RANDGLPH,]
S6F Mfi 4 o%Sid5tkkIA4N . c0n'r'.
NOVpmhar
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IT.. Secession Movement.

10 ALA. Nov. is "A meeting of all
AoH Md here tonight, unanimously IA
s kssS1 ms2e voted 90 aT DOWN the and
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son, Auct'rs.
SALE or REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
ON MAIN STREET, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND BY virtue of deed of trust, exc
cuted to the subscriber by /. A. Goddin and wife,
dated 7th July, 1855, and recorded IN Richmond
Hastings Court, being thereto requested. / will
sell at pubic auction, upon the p emlses, MON
DAY. 18th November, at o'clock p. NJ. the
property conveyed by said deed; being the Lot de-
signated the plan drawn by williamson for the
Common Council of the city as Lot No. l8J. stu
hted on the south side of Main street, commenc-
ing thereon at point distant l32 feet west of
Ware house street, and running thence westerly
on Main street to Lot No i6l A plat of the prop
erty VIII b. exhibited at the time of saie, and 1t
or sell il whole.
The terms required by the deed are cash but |
am authorized 10 State that fair credits will be
allowed. The title Is believed to be perfect; but
selling as tt ustee, shall convey only such as [
derive under the trust deed.
II. A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR i SoS, Aucts. nos
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,,..tins Of Irish Citizens.

NOV l5.-A meeting OF Irish citi
F'sTeS he held tomorrow, TO show sympa'
o = Ss~ York; Ri; f to- ns E Pr Gs
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rrom Washington.

..-< Nov. I6.-Oficial accounts
TAsHIH"lSH,nr maj the news OF the recep-
r1a .'1u' Isnanese Embassy in this conn
- 81 ,5 ,Go lively senss,, % among the
, be- here,U,.I his thanks for IL.
I,ooon 80, Calhoun to-day resigned his
9. hah' r,rst Secretary TO The Paris Lega-
7ss!'ion. = Eli return TO his home at the South
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BYE. b. Cook. Auct,r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
L FURNITURE. PIANO AND NEGRO MAN
AT AUGTION.-By virtue of deed of trust,
made by John H. Boeher TO. The subscriber. and
duly recorded in the Office of the Hustings Court
of the city of Richmond, will proceed to sell, at
the residence corner of Marshall and lst streets,
on MONDAY. 18th INST, at 10 O'Clock. the FUR
NITURE convey ed In said deed, consisting OF a
variety of useful and desi rable Housekeeping ar
tlcles. ALSO
i PIANO, sa!d to be a very good instrument.
ALSO
4 NEGRO MAN namsd TOM, about SO years old.
amount, 90 days, for approved. endorsed paper.
w. q. TUNPXINS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by Z. B. CooK, Auctr. no 8
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FALL TR AID e
1850.

ROB'T l.. DICKINSON, (successor to BIN
ford, Dickinson & Welsiger,l No. rs Main street,
Richmond, Va, thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on him by his friends and the pubic gen
orally Invites their attention to mis- large and
tensive stock of HATS, CAPS, FURS, &c, COM
prlsing every style manufactured for the season,
which viii be sold at wholesale and retail to pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms. Mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina and Teunes-
see visiting the city. respectfully solicited to
call and examine for themselves before purchas-
Ing. liberal discount made to those who pur-
oIna fnrn
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VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
The proprietor takes pleasure in announcing

hO PiOPIlo'oi IahGS picdSuIS III
to the public that the
VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
is now III full and regular operation, and has ca
paclty sufficient for very large demand.
His aim Will be to render satisfaction to all of
his customers, and he trusts that ! e will meet
with a LIBERAL patronage from the merchants of
the Southern States.
The Refinery is located Immediately on the
wharf at Rockets, and is conveniently situated
for shlpmf nts III everv direction. For the present
Only white and yellow Coffee Sugars will be made,
ana II the enterprise meets with that success the
proprietor hopes to deserve, he will, in the Spring,
enlarge the buildings, put on additional machine
~. and manufacture Loaf and Crushed Sugars.
Being governed IN his sales b, the New York
pnces, he hopes the merchants of his own State
ana other Southern States vii patronise him lIbe-
rally, and he gu4rants es that his Sugars are
equal 10 similar Sugars manufactured North.
Orders Will be received tor 10 bbls. Sugar and 8
bbls Syrup and upwards.
SUGARS and Syrup delivered to any store IN the
city. or at anN OF the Railroad Depots, Wharves,
or on Canal Boats, free of charge,
Orders BY mail telegraph promptly attended
to at selling prices of the day on which they are
received, unless limited. Samples of each day 8
refining will be exhibited at the office, No AZ Nj ain
street, under the st. Charles Hotel.
CHAS. Y. MORRISS,
Proprietor of the Va. Steam Sugar Refinery.
nnh-lmnu2t
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a..irnatisu of n Member of
neIte" .gtSr,ts, NC.

uox Nav. f6.~A special dispatch
rAsnthS" tn.roIina reports the resignation
s-a S'a'n n,rnher of Congress from that
:, al s,rT Committee. (who will remain
. ne NIL il is understood, are adopting
q, O''oInos'Ss,r1 measures to arm the State
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me Ientonia signalled.

,.ur YORK, Nov. l6.-The steamship Teu-
~ sigualled. Her European dates are
's" is,sr though she may possibly bring addi-
"3 Ts.T 5 trigate Sa 7annah, from Vera Cruz,
49, arrived
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by Robt. b. Lyme, Auct'r.

= -
SAFE s OF rs5 og HORSES, cows,
ooRNa, 81 tdks. FODDER, WaEAT Straw
&C., AT AUcTlON.-Mr. JNo. g.. KIDD having
e as on ss
Road, on gEsDAY. ths 10Th Of NoveRbeI. q q
Utensils. embracing an excellent Wheat Reaper,
crop of Corn, Shucks. Fodder, Wheat Straw. &c
sale will be positive and without limit or reserve.
ne Known R &c fShy 8 B. IYNE. Aue.
TRUST SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT
L ON UNION Hill Pursuant to the p5evl-
xns Trastse, to ms, On The an day OF Febrnary
Of Noyo@ber 1885, a. H. on the he p Hs,
misses, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder
dsscrb therein as "a certain lot lynx on Union
Hill, IN the said county of Henrico near the CITY
side of Scott street nd running back between par
allel lines, one huldred and fors seven feet, 10
No. 5. square No, 226}a; as DESIGNATED in a doed
from M lcajah Bates nd j. M Darlington, to X.
On the Lot is a small Framed DWELLING
TERNs.-Cash. as to $3.50; the remainder of the
purchase money a credit of months. for WHOM
negotiable note will be required, with interest
added from the day of sale, and deed of tiuat to
'N'' '' '''' ' THOs. J. EVANS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by Ro. b. LYME, Auct'r.
no l3-dtd
J. e y SALE n ALO
~ FARM In HENRICO COUNTY. IL LES
BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON rhE
NEW CHARLES CITY ROeD CON TANNING
ABOUT 500 ACRES OF LAND, TOGETHER
WITH THE STOCK OF HORSES. lSEVERAL
OF WHICH ARE YOUNG AND VERY VAL
UABLE.l COWS. HOGS, PLANTATION UTEN-
SlLS. CROPS OF CORN, SHUCKS, FODDER,
STRAW, &C., AT AUCT1ON.-I will as the Ex-
ecutor of John Bracket. deceased sell on TU ES-
DAY, the 18th Of december, 1860 az his late resi-
dence at the hour of ii O'Clock, IF fair ii not,
the ne Xt fair day thereafter that valuable FARM
upon which the said Brackett resided ct the time
of his DEATH situated descrb bed above, contain
ing about $40 acres of land, half cleared, portion
et which Is meadow, yery rich and productive
The balance of the land is we set IN pine and
oak. The improvements consist of framed
dwelling, containing or 8 rooms; kitchen, negro
quarters. barn, staUle, carriage house, &c. The
location is considered very healthy ard society
good, convenient to churches and mills. And I'M
medlatey alter the sale of the Farm, viii be sold
the stock of Horses, Cows, Ros Plantation Uten-
sIls, Carriage and Harness ,(neary new, House
hold nd Kitchen Furniture, crops of Corn, Shucks,
Fodder Straw, &c.
TERMS OF SALK.-For the land, one third cash;
balance credit of one, two and three years,
to bear interest from day of sale, which is to be
paid semi annually, For personal property. all
sums OF twenty dollars and under, cash sums
over twenty dollars, SIX months credit, for ap-
proved paper, to be given before property Is de-
Ivered. WILLIAM BRACKETT,
Ex'or of John Bracket, deceased.
sale conducted by Ro b LYME, Auct- mo 10 I'd
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To- LAND AND SLAVES IN THF.
hats, &c.
JOHN THONIPSON,

Cs JOHN THOlPsON,
IL NO /, BALLARD HOUSE,
Has on hand q select and fashionable assoTt-
ment of HA rs. CAPS, LADIES' FURS and GEN
TLEMEH'S FURNISHING GOODS, which ne is
disposed to sell at low prices. | most respectfully
solicit call from purchasers. &C 20-dtJ1
~ NATIONAL GUARD HAT,
NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
Something entirely new for young men, at
Elicit n WEISIGER'S,
DC SIS No LEI N ain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-17
By Alex Mott, Auct'r.

EgRNlTURE. DAY sOODS. GROCE-
y RIRS, &c.-Wili be sod at aucio ion. at nv
store. Garner of Main aud ls:h streets, on RAT-
URpAY MORNING next: the Hth day of NO
vember, CONN encihg at 10 O'Clock, q general as
sediment oi Furniture, Stove, Carpet. 40
DIZZY GOODS Several invob o. of Dry Goods,
Oats, rants. Shoes. Bonnets, Hoop Skirts, Net
Sbl Its, Drawers, Jackets, sc.
~ GRoCERlES.-Whisk Brandy, Tobacco,
Cigars, D glassware, DO.
TO 10 ALEX MOTT Ans,