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Card of Secretary Floyd.
WAsHISGToS, Feb. -Ex-SecrStary I'll
publishes the following card

WAsHIyGToy Feb. 13.-Ex-SecrSary Floyd
publishes the following card
TO THE PUBLIC.
The numerous assaults which have been made
on my character for several weeks past IN the
newspapers. and which, from their nature and
source, could not he replied to, have, at length,
en- minated in The report of the Committee of the
House, submitted to that body yesterday. This
report is an CT parfe arraignment Of my official con-
duct. pGrte testimony taken in secret IN my
absence. 1t is a lahored attempt by inuendo, and
by means Of circumstances in the absence of proof
to fix upon me some underlined completely with a
robbery Of the Government Of which | had no
know ledge, until about the time ii was publicly
disclosed.
Now that these charges have been put into form,
aud emanated from responsible source, pledge
myself TO meet EN-. by full response, rs soon
as the report ofthis Committee, with the evidence
taken, has been printed, and can be examined.
JOHN Is. FLOYD.
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..ou WASHINGTON.
.toxnyxer or the prsrarcH.



yr,sutxeroS, Feb. IL, 1sa,
A,rasition is ell the talk. 1t Is
iuthfte i, pCri;tenden's amendment toned
.bttsniai,e =, ,he level of the Border State
,'~p nsalS n gives protection TO 'inHolun-
opposition not slavery the conscience
IN scTsl,".sst orhie9s that oaious word-ln the
n lbe No,s3. ory south of $3.50 AS 10 future
ezisiine - nrevcnts further aeQu'suio" IN
.efioIy, 49, This proposition may pass me
.ss diret'oh. ,he senate Ii is believed that
HOUSE, on. 10 oII he can to force 1t through
Iistoh M ", on, Republican ranks
~ siIaikn.os II does pass Are we any oet-
Eat pl',,.f,r.s 1t is true we have fine
~ o. ',''', IN paper, Yet they are nor Wnl'
r-.4aises 3an The Constitution fairly inter
.,-oaEeT s"S', na~antca of power to enforce
sr,st - 4 given or even limited al. The
Aese p y.,,,ertv in the African as existing I'M
-,ai Of VlpF,',,,tinn has not been admitted by
~ iha W 'Rpuuhllcan. The very namc OF
so.l"' stndtouslv avoided Seenonaiism
..A'fIs, ired. Equality is MOI attained;
lecTcoA - declarations made in the Senate
.s5;;aIl' -, King and Fessenden, show that
ef.ffaA' ..rit sim prevails King Is not n
b Fa' ~ influence, but Fessenden is the
l.la Q. .",,1 most sincere of all the RepVhli-
sT5'r1Ja is more oil statesman IMAM seward,
taA'a more weight with the radieai wing oil
~ osftv - .,.;s,alv as N ,he Ultima 70
op-''f me Peace Congress. Some who
-ss-It eauyuine heretofore. are now des-
ss'e ,,heTS are SUI hopeful. The papers
?oai'"., ,rting state that eX-Presoent Tyler
q ms measures unsatisfactory to the
s4Is a., viii Ice adopted | am told that
Bro. s!ouers from TepneSse see Will accept
tf CV..',,~h more moderate than those called
fTas - -asolutions of their Legislature. -
tl 81. nav be said OF some OF our Com
-s''..".svg believed that the Peace Congress
I.;,s origin TO Messrs. Seward, Douglas
1s',r.t,,pden. who have coalesCed to form q
.Hv ,,artv During the present administra
t~''. 80. offices are 10 h. shared with the Bel
or. o-,,las men In the border State and IL
~, 'tafruicn candidates are 10 be Douglas
NFn"si4ant and Ietcher for Vice President
20 consents to this coalition as 4 matter
s"AIs.s,tv for the present, hoping 10 outwi
'Dys.oorra'ic allies before the next Presi
~ ..iaauyaSs. The hope is, in my ludgmcn
-r,Srr The recent election in Tennessee
- ~ the side OF Seward and Douglas
..-I5afl r com pctitOr in the person of John
Tho j. now one of the foremost leaders II
..a nar Union party.
Ne ar. NOT PERMITTED TO forget that arme
..r are all around us. The rattle of drum
ED .h4 blast OF trumpets come TO our ears Il
MARTY A. the sun rises and sets. 1t is OF
..lyg,y warm. a few more days OF TN
r.. ,ro,St weather will bring the bine bird
"a Ior. wood blossoms. 1t is high time w
- come ttrnip-salad on our tables. Bu
-le mat incompatible luxury Is unknoW
A"S sI,s..re Abolition den ZED.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE Feb. lS.-Flour dull and heavy
Howard aud Ohio S5.l2-no sales W heat dull
red Al 2e6fl 27 white 81 $50 So Corn duli and
baavv-yellow 55N57 cents. Provisions quiet and
steady Coffee active at i2fMl3c. Wbiskey dull
at lsc.
NEW YORK Feb. 13.-Cotton heavy-Middlln g
and UpIands ia Fl Iur heayy-SOuthern -. &@
SIS Wheat one cent lower-Red Sl21 ahoat'
81 81. delivered; white 81 .ioNl AZ. Corn quiet
ola IN xed 64f65c new eo6fGlc Southern White
7ie0ns. Pork heavy-Mess sI7@25. Land heavy
nj ytaIo; whskey dull at Ttgh Sugar r. STEADY %n
pentine steady Rosin dull ana lower at slT3025
Rice steady. stocks duly. Y. Centrals ut; Va
SIS 754; Mos 66t
Por Va s., at Stock Board, 76 bid, 7s3 asked
for No. So So bid, Coz asked.
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Liter crnm NnNicn.

90 from Vera Cruz has arrived at Havana,
having on board the expelled foreign Ministers
and Miramon. The Papal n uncio was insult
ed at Vera Cruz, and took refuge III the french
Consulate Miramon made his escape in dis
cuise after encountering great danger. lhe
Archbishop and the Bishops are exiled. They
were stoned by the authorities at Vera Cruz,
aud afterwards detained by the authorizes
for trial.
L $. Minister Weller drrived at the City OF
Mexico on the seth.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-The Tennessee u
rived here to-day from Vera Cruz among
her passengers is the exiled Bishop of Mexico,
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,o.nrs.,onER's SALE OF HOUSE AND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOLsEAND
u Lon, on THE NoETH slpE " ro GkASf "a
fomn,issiancr. appointed by decree Of the Cir
cult Court q Hepleo county prenoansssd On the
18th day April! s IN s nso esse 10 sell At pub
lie auction, upon the premises, on THURspAI,
the i4th day Of February, tif fair u no,, the ne
NJ tho Real Estate In the bill mentioned, peihs
the BRICK Tenement. on the north side .. o ray
occupied by Mr. w s. Thaw. The House Is large
and well arranged and has every CONFERENCE.-The
the accommodation Of large sized Iamily
co al instalInents credit OFF, l2and Is months
the credit ipsa ueuts to be secured by negotlaDIo
notes with interest added, with an approved en-
dorser and the title to be retained TIL al the pur
chase money is paid, and conveyance directed ~
Sale conducted by JAMES u. TAILOR SOY,
|
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By Hector Davis, Auctioneer.
4 ucr,oS SALE OF NEGROES AMI

4 TCTJUN SALE OF EGK VI A.ND
n TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTU RES.-in pur-
suancc Of certain deed of trust to me from C. W.
j ones and e. H. Thornton, date partners under
The STYLE of Jones u Thornton,l dated I'd day Of
February 1890, ! shall, ON MONDAY. the 18th day
of February. 1851, at the Auction Rooms OF Hector
Davis at Ii clock, proceed to sell, at pubic auc-
ton to the highest bidder, five SLAVES, three
men and two women.
Also. Immediately afterwards, at the Factory,
between Main and Cary, and 18th and 18th streets,
lately occupied by said Jones x Thornton, ali the
Factory FEATURES, FURNITURE, and utensils
used by said Jones x Thornton.
rrrRVs-For the slaves cash: for the fixtures,
all suns under slc9, cash over @lio, months, IN
tercst added, for negotiable notes. satlsfaGtorliy
endorsed. r. A. EtAoiE En-
fe ibid
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|Ja9I<IA AND NORTH CAROLINA RAILRoA Alb
lie bill 10 incorporate tie Milton and \ an
teyylile Railroad, TO connect With the n orth
Carolina Road at the workshops, introduced
IN jhe North Carolina Senate, passed It's third
reading Monday by majority of eight. 1t is
without restriction, and gives the privilege OF
connection with the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad. A bin introduced to incorpo-
rate similar company, and which has pass
ed It's third reading in the House Of Commons,
PROVIDE that any connection with Virginia
Railroad leading 10 the city of Richmond
shall be 4 forfeiture OF the company charter.
and restricts the guage of the road to the
Railroad
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fooD FOR SOUTH CARoLISA.-The Whining
oh IN G. Herald states that there arrived at
nat port, one day last week, a dozen vessels
rom the Northwestern counties of that State,
itaod with corn TO the amount of q, $50 BUSH
eS. between 10000 and l0o, 900 bushels have
otrn shipped, the Herald adds, from the same
COUNTIES 10 the city of Charles ton.
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Ernnl EeNas.

NEW ORLEANs, Feb. 13.-Later adFIces from
Texas say the State Convention adjourned on
the 4th inst, to meet on the END OF Mafch'
The [. :. revenue cutter, At Galveston, had
been condemned as unseaworthy, and her
Armament orlereN 10 be- removed.
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T;ncoIu Fin Routp.

CIHcIsxATI, Feb. l2.-Mr. Lincoln arrived
to-day He made brief speech, repeating
what he said twelve months before the cleo
ton. predicting Il victory by the Republicans
He stated that the new Administration would
be conducted in spirit of compromise, and
according TO the Constitution.
GsECoND DISPATCH
CIyCtyYATI. Feb. l3.-Mr Lincoln and suite
left in Il special train at O'Clock this morn
ing They will be due at Columbus co. az
o'clock.
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S.i1ure of ammunition for the South.

New YoRK. Feb. 13.-Three boxes of amnu-
milton, namely-percussion caps, ball car
tridges, bound for Savannah, Were seized by
the police o-day aboard the steamer Hunts
willie
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AHhkFr OF DEFAcLrISG STATE TREASURER.
J9hn Mckinney, late State Treasurer of
'9eh'san charged with the embezzlement Of
money OF The State, was arrested at Lansing
pohaay, and held in $50, 900 recognizance 10
appear ioT examination
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AERiyAL or THE NORTH STAR FROM CALIFor =
The steamer North Star, from Aspin-
na'l Oh The 9Th, arrived at New York, Tues
G t-S evening, bringing $50 passengers and W.
VNotJ in specie
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'CEe TeuuasSee EIectiou

NASHVILLE, TENS., Feb 13.--Indications are
that the aggregate majority for the Union
candidates Is 90 Q00 and the ma iOrity against 4
Convention is 20 900. Only two Secessionists
are elected.
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By Dunlop, Moncure n Co., Aucts.
Mo COFFEE, SUGAR. &c. AT AUCTION.

II Ia COFFEE, sItIAK. NC.. AT AUCIIUN'
IL On TUESDAY, tae 18th inst, commencing al
ii O'Clock, We win sell, at our aucloD s.'re--
So bags prime quality RIO corr Ri
l2J L.ld- fair u choice quality SlUsftS-
% Lhds MUsCOVAD0 MOLASSES.
SO Goz. SPADES snd SHONELS, and other ar
t!ces suited to the trade.
TERMS Uuder 90, cash over Slo0, months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
NJ Sale without regard 70 W cath
fe II DUNLOP MONCURE 4 CO., Auct's.
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,irpIIoN FOR LIyERPooL.-The ship Avon
g.i.lea from City Point, Va, on Tuesday,
. LII upwards of - bales OF cotton for Liv-
'pO0l, shipped by Petersburg merchants.
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II o T e L S
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BAL A ID

RICHMOND, JANUARY Hath, 1881
The proprietors of this well known and popniat
establishment beg leave to return their heartslt
thanks to their friends and the publlc gensraty,
for the liberal patronage they nave AT all uihes
been ia yored with and 1t affords them pleasure 70
announce that the recent changes, removals, ana
athorough reno waiting of the entire establishment,
makes ii one of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels flor permanent bOarders, as well as TRAN
4ieut company ! that can be enjoyed anywhere ia
The country. Ii is due to the iberalIty OF tDS
Stockholders of the EXCHANGED say that every-
ming has been done hich could add 10 Its Vaino
and Increase the comfort aud convenience VI aus
guests. ,,a--...
Among the important changes and improvements
in the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added Well
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, when
is now open for the patronage of the puoiic. IN
arranging this part of their business, u hhncsohe
room has been provided for the ladies OF The ho-
tel, with IL private entrance from the parlof MOOR
Of the Ballard House.
In view of the large expenditures, and renewed
energy and strict attention on their part, they
hope to merit continuance of that patronage SO
ia ISIS John p Il THos. Z. BALLARD.
SPOTsWOOD HOUSE,
This new HOTEL, at the corner of MAIN and sth
streets. lust finished and elegantly furnished, ID
now open for the accommodation Of guests;
The location is the best in the city, and every
effort will be mado TO please the patrons OF Inc
House. ~ xy IT,
NIGER, late of the Everett House, New ORR,
no Sly JoSEfh H. ohLnohA".
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=, +ttAlIAEf APPROPRIATION The authorities
M, ,ne county of ireensyiile, Va, have ap-
ib oPllated -, 500 for the purchase of arms for
''e defence of the county
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rms DAY.
By I. & @. =. Davenport, Aaes'rs

GROCERIES,, re-, AT AUCTION.-on
N futfRsnAY fath 1rstant viii reii. as 10
o'clock. n ApY AUCTION STORE, an assortment
u Extra &c, and Yellow COFFEE SUGARS.
Refined SYRUP.
Green and Black YkAs.
CANDLES, SOAP, and STARCH.
Pure MOLASSES BUM,
Superior OLD RYE WHfSKEY,
FRENCH BRANDY.
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
LONDON PORTER and ALE,
SOLE LEATHER,
Manufactured TOBACCO,
HERRlNGS, BACON, &c:
TEaMs.-under Sioo, cash 800 and over. foar
months credit, for appro we'd RaPsI
10 /. & q. b. DAVENPORT. Anc..rs
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By Goddin l. Appcrson, Aucts.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE O,

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on
THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN SHEET,
NEARTHE OLD MARKET, FOR SALE Al AUG
TI0N-We will sell at public auction. on the
premises on WEnN ESDAG, the 10th February,
issl, at / O'Clock, Z. NJ, the very valuable real
estate loca ed as above, now in the occupancy OF
the MesstS. Domenick and Jas. Bagallppo. The
lot has front of ~ feet, and depth OF 30 feet, and
has on it one brick and one framed tenement, now
renting for S575 per anntm, but which, by a mod
crate outlay could be largely increased The To-
cation Of This property, for business purposes, Is
among the best in the city. The attention OF those
disposed to invest in real estate, in an improving
and valuable part of the city, Is respectfully call
ed to this sale.
TERMs.-One fourth cash balance at 3, and
cured by a trust deed The taxes Ter 1851 to De
paid bv The purchasers. The title 10 tins property
Is ua4ucSt;oned. doDDiN q Al EhoVN,
fs II AHctoheers.
ITCH CONSTABLE'S ShLE.-Wiu be
| L sold, on FRIDAY, 18th day Of February so,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. one lot of HOUSEHOLD ~ Il
NITURE, TOBACCO FIXTURES, &c., consistln g
of Cabinets Bedseads, Straw aud Feather Beds,
Tables, Chairs, Carpets, Washstands, ana Silr-
rors one complete set of Fixtures Tor mahuae-.
turing smoking tobacco, including one sci o.
Screws NEARLY new y one Grinding Machne,
Selves Reddles Tobacco Mill, &c, to satisfy DIS
tress warrants and executions III nay hands, IN Ia
vor of Cole rs. shelton, Warwick rs. Read, MAR
shall u.s. Mabry aud Mitchell Us. Morton. TERMS
cash [fe li-2t*l +. BUTLER, Ill. &. Z. H.
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BY T.. Ii. Cook, Auct.
An NO. THREE-YEAKS OLD MULES,

~ AT AUCTION TUESDAY, 18th instant
at Il o'clock, | will sell, at the Lot on Council
Chamber Hill, corner l1th and Ross streets,
Do likely young MULES.
The above MULES are OF fine size and form, :
years old and worthy the attention Of those IL
want Of No.
This opportunity should be embraced by all IL
want of FIRST class stock. =
TERMs-All sums under $780, cash /; over tina
amount 4 months, for approved, endorsed, nego-
table paper. (fe 81 +. b. COOK, Auet.
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Next 70 PaIrO ENchAnEe VWt5,
Ia "a Main, corner l4th ST.

NTOTICE,--We have large ana nne assert
~ ment OF Ready made Clothing for sc 4tiemen
wear and also a good stock OF Negro Clothing,
which we have determined to sell for the balance
of the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for cash
and to puDctual customers. We nope that the
shnye announcement win secure for us at once a
call from all who are in need OF anything IN our
line as re are determined to conform strictly TO
this notice. SlMfeoN q MibLEh,.
Opposite Mitchell and Tyler's., Richmond
~rolg de IL
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- CHANGE OF HOUR FOR

SlLz-NsTARTiNG For PORTSMOUTH
tasss-:-srkz-z=<aAND NORFoL The steamer
GLEN COVE will, on and after FRIDAY MORN
ING next seth inst, leave her wharf at Rockets,
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and WE'D
tbe above places, aud return each alternate day,
Except Sunday, J leaving NORFOLK at the same
h0ur. Ga clock, and touch at all Of the regular
landings on the river, going and returning
~ OTIS X. O. HASk1NS.
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RUNAWAYS.


- FIVE DOLLARS REWARn.-Ra
CTF away, on Saturday last, negro man named
Ia WILLIAM Said negro has club feet, very
ID black large, and full head OF hair; WORN
,H.a-s ed last year with WhitiOck 90, ana mas
worked W tn Jones 4 Thornton, and Cosby An
dersou [fe ls-5t*I EDWARD y. DABNEi
IN $40 REWARD will give $50 reward
nv for the return of my NEGRO MAN, wash
Aington," who left my house, III the lover
n end of Henrico county, on the morning OF
I1the 18th ult., without leave or proyocauon'
Washington is about feet or 9lncaGS hlSh,
very black about twenty years old, and has very
white teeth, and smiles very pleasantly. when
spoken to- lie will probably have forged pass
in his possession, as he can read and write.
| will give the above reward for his return TO
me at nv house if he is secured in jail so thai
| can get hin. lfe I-.w* i. ). COV KIN FL :.
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c...s NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AM

aYTLE OTHEKS.-The ROANUkE has been
s&E==-s-1A withdrawn from the line for the pres
eut The JAMESTOWN. Capt. SKINNER. and the
YORKTOWN, Capt PARRISH. will continue their
trips betw cen this city and New York, touching at
Norfolk each way. Days of departure from New
York. Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at
sP. NJ DAYS Of departure from Richmond Every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at =. NJ.
ia 2s-ts LUDBAM 4 WATSON.
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by GOddiM L. AppersOM, Aucts.
SALE OF VERY vALUA.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY yALUA-
BILE AND DESIR PRINATE DWELLING,
BY virtue of deed of trust, Executed by Richard
w. Metiruder and wife to the subscribers, dated
Hastings Court, we shalt proceed to sell, at pub
e Tie for fh on the Esp m Gn
Very Wv valuable Private REsiDEytE located
above. The lot fronts so feet on the east side OF
ments consist Of a handsome BRICK DWELLING,
NEARLY new,l furnished IN good style, with All
accommodation Of a large family: The servants
accomin pdatious are good. The location OF this
property is very desirable for private residence
The taxes for issl = be paid by the purchaser
B E annn, Y. HAxALL' Trustees.
SE Sale conducted by GopDIS A APT son
TRUSTEES SALE VERY XALUABLE
L FARM OF 100 ACRES. IN NEW KENT GOWN
TE Hs B Ha&K kGHH Virtue
a deed of trust from R. L. Walker, Esq dated
10th January, 1860, duly recorded in New Kent
execution thereof, proceed to ssl, at public su "a;
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th Fen
day thereafter, except Sunday, } the very valuable
FARM located as above, now in the occupancy OF
said Walker. 1t contains, by recent survey, 10,
acres, of which there is an ample supply OF WOOD
and timber ton the railroad,I for the use OF tbs
| place. The open land lies well, and Is susceptl
bic of great Improvement. portion Of it pro
duces t1baceo Enely. There is now seeded ON thu
| land 10 bushels Of wheat with five tons u Suano
| The buildings the place are comfortable, an'
| are sufficient for the accommodation oil u larg
| family. @ Dispatch Depot, the York Rive
Railroad, is located on the land, aud a post ONO
thereat thus atording unusual facilities for III
| transmission Of prodEce intelligence, ANA passel
| gers to and fIoIG Richmond daily.
| the deed requires q cash sale bur by consent O
| parties the terms Will be OGe-third cash baianc
| at and two years. for bonds bearing Interest
secured by trust deed. The taxes for lstl 10 b
| paid by the purchaser. As this Is really mos
desirable Farm, the particular attention OF IN
| public is respectfully called to this sale.
| lei GEO. g. MINOR. Trustee.
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A HANDSOME BLILDLNG LOT. on THE

n NORTH SIDE OF CLAY, BETWEEN
ADAMS STREET AND BROOKE AVENUE, AT
AUCTION.-We will sell, upon the premises, on
ing at4 O'Clock p. NJ, a handsome Building Lot,
located as above, aud adjoining the residences OF
Mr.. j. B. Danforth and Mr.. TrueInan \. Parker
1t fronts 10 feet, and runs back lou feet.
TERMs.-One third cash the balance at aud
- months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed. The taxes
for iS6! TO be paid by the purchasers.
f. IL JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON. Aucts.
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y, me Oh United Brethren in Christ" died
ult '"''''y' Virginia oh 'ho "is'
~ 'ohh OFT, who murdered the wife and two
m'lufeh OF G.. w. Orndorf some mon this
M al Iekin, H., has been sentenced 10 be
lung on the LIST of March
coa me posi- Office at Craig's Mill, Washington
is"y, Va, is re -es tabiished, and John Phil
"ls appointed postmaster.
sonafsdayi the 10Th of November, was OBJ
,Ia go as the day for public thanksgiving, by
american residents in Japan.
10 a mail carrier named McNabb, was frozen
Cs aeath on Thursday last near Kincardine,
'anada West
l.a nsssrs. Moody and Heffren, the Indiana
at h'e'ttors who were 10 knife each other in q
nave ''aIncsbiy adjus ted 1t.
M. d. Banks, Republican. was elected
Igor OF bridgeport, CT, on Monday.
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By Thomas w. keesee, Auctr,
(Otfice corner Of 18th and Cary streets.l

TRUsTEE.s SALE OF COMPLETE SET
l OF TOBACCO FIXTURES.-By virtue ot
dced of trns of record in the Clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court Of he city Of Riehpond, sKss1tea
on the 9TH day OF November, 1889, oy MaI!naii =
Eubnuk for a certain purpose therein mentioned.
having been requested by the benefciariss there
in shall proceed to SELL at auction TO the hlgh.
est bidder I'm THURSDAY, lh of February, AZ
IL M. at the factory Of said Walthall ~ Egbank,
on Cary street, al fhs TOBACCO FlATS0Es con-
tanned therein among which are
SHARPENING MILLS,
BOX SCREWS AND PRESsES,
S LARGE SCREWS AND PRESSES,
7 CAST IRON SINKERS,
u BANDS; LARGE LEVERS,
POT MILLS; PLATFORM SCALEs'
STOVES, CASINOS, KNIVES, &c, &c
TERMs-Four months, for approved, negotfabis
paper for all sums over $50; under 700 cash.
ff r. H. STR0THER, Trustee:
THoa. w. KEEsEE Auct. re- sd
| ADDITIONAL.-Wil be added to the above sale
| tierces of FLAVORlNG, of superior quality:
70 Ia THOS. w. kEESEE, Auctr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-14
DCHNOND FLAMING MILL. CORNER

IN MAIN AND TIN STREETS.-HaVlng pun
chased the PLANNING MILL, situated at the cor
ner of Main and 7th streets, we are prepared to
execute PLANNING in all its VAR Gus branches, at
the shortest notice; and having determined to buy
for cash only everything requisite to conduct the
said business, and neither to contract or autnot
ire others to contract debts for US account OF
the same we shall, therefore, be enab ed to carry
on our business upon the most reasonable Terms.
Every kind of SCROLL, SAVING and MOULD
ING, and every branch of PLAN ING and SAW
ING done promptly, and upon the most liberal
terms. Orders respectfully solicited
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
llaAI iAN Il