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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-28

TnusspAr, Aug. ~, 1853.

FuAscrAr,-The sales Of gold, though
in small sums, indicate decline OF three o.,
to four per cent. from the highest Inc
brokers are asking about II per cent.
premium. :.
In the stock market prices remain at
about last quotations. We quote Lon
fedefate bonds, cotton int loan, at ioo ;
do. do. 100 NJ loan, 1913 Ill IL and
int, according to date; z per cent. o1nas,
1O1 and int. There have been no sales OF
10 NJ. bonds for some time past. The
possible closure of the ports has already
iessened the demand for these bonds.
We quote Virginia 6's, reg'd, 210; n.
Carolina 6's, old issue, 40; do. do. s's,
~; and int; City of Richmond bonds,
235 and mt; Rich. and York r. H. Il:
bonds, 100 and int; Rich. and Danville
r. r.. do, 225 and int; Va. Central K:
R., 1st mort, 23l and int; Va. Central
r. r. stock, 119; Rich. and York K. 4.
r. do, n; Farmers Bank stock, 100;
Bank of Commonwealth, $50; Bank Of
Richmond, Ills; Bank Of Virginia, 100;
Old Dominion ms. Co, "a; ins. co;
State of Virginia, 81; james River ana
Kanawha Co.. 90. An extensive sale oil
bonds and stocks is advertised in to-day 5
paper.
PRopucr. Provisions, &c. - Apples,
s25a35. per Dbl. Bacon has advanced.
We quote hoground at S2a2.lo. Butter,
81 per b.; choice packages may be
quoted 25c higher Corn s9a9.5o per
bushel. Corn Neal has declined to S9.2o
ao.50. Flour-Superiine, $40; Extra,
$40: Family, $50 per bbl. Potatoes are
coming in literally, and we now quote at
s6as. so per bushel. Lard has advanced;
we quote at 81. Goal 70. Onions, Sl2 per
bushel Oats, Sc per bushel Wheat,
s5 per bushel-the price fixed by the
Government. Hay, $40 per 100 lbs.
GROCERIES. Brown Sugar, SE75al. 81
per ID. Molasses, sl4 per gallon. Coz
fee, So. 75a4. 25 per III. Rice firm at 20 to
CSC per ID. Salt, 45c. per lib. 1allow
Candles, S.. Wax Tallow, $3.5oa4,- -
Soap, Zoe. 81.
ToBAcco.- market is unchanged,
and we omit quotations.
LIouoRs.-Apple Brandy, s26. Rye
Whiskey, $3.50. Corn WhiskeY, S2ea
80, Rum, s25a2s French Brandy, $50
ago per gallon.
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The NORTHERN UsuRPRR The dccla-
ration Of Lincoln to a citizen Of Virginia,
mentioned some time ago in this paper,
substantially to the effect that during his
life time there would be no more elections
for President, would have fallen upon the
Northern ear in former days like the raw
ings of maniac, who must be instantly
put in straight jackets and removed from
the White House. to Lunatic Asylum.
Now, it does not produce the effect of
pebble thrown into pond. It does not
start so much as ripple in the public
mind. Who would have believed that
two years of war between the North
and South would result in the enslaye-
ment of the Northern people, whilst the
South maintained its independence p
Whilst the South stands erect and hurls
defiance at the tyrant, the North has this
''old man Of the sea" upon i.s shoulders,
his long legs twisted about its neck till
it is half strangled, and it dare not even
attempt to throw him off,
Was it for this that the fathers of the
Revolution fought and bled through seven
long years? Was that great war Of In
dependence only to exchange George the
Third for Abraham tho First, a gentleman
for q mountebank, the sceptrc of king
for the lash Of Clown Does the North
really love Union better than liberty ?
We sometimes think SO. But if it is
willing 70 surrender its own freedom for
the purpose OF enslaving others, has il no
choice Of tyrants? When the Jews
6rst insisted upon having king
and when the prophet. having IN
vain depicted oil p evils thew wonll
sunsr nom chaAge in their form
d Government, yielded to their mnors -.
fsil opportunities, they had the eoo.i t.s..
and good sense TO select q man for tha;.
monarch who was qualified by adm;r;s.
tsattss talents, by personal dignity, and
illustFioas courage, to give eclat 10 his
position, and command the respect Of
fogeilA nations. When even savages
dlooes child, they are careful to pick
ct fhe best warrior Of their tribe. II is
soooESed for the North, il Il permits Lin
eelnss ambitious warnings 10 be graft
-, e ~ down their liberties at the
- 0fan obacufp sttosnsy. ouondam
ajlz1pIiitw, M doegsry leseper. { heath-
- - ypleor And indecent ihaf IS has
- ~ 11t ~ bysWprd II chsisten-
@ - - aolly paaillaai
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A RAY AGENCY FOR VIRGINIA. the pre-
"A visions Of all act OF Assembly, passed March Sd
1868, agency, located in RIG mond, has been
gaDizeh FOR the purpose OF receiving and for warning
to the soldiers in the Confederate service from the
State OF Virginia any contributions OF eiotbcg,
shoes, or other supplies, which may &c furnished by
their families friends. Also, 10 receive and take
Of all hospital stores that may be contributed OF
purchased for the use of the sick or wounded SOL
Gers of Virginia,
A depot ias been procured GA Sh9ckoe Slip. four
d0orsirom the main cntran, TO the Columbian iio-
tel at which place all such contributions will be re
ceyed and stored until they ca be forwarded %
their proper destination The State its agent will
incur no risk for the salty OF goods so received,
further than depends On the fidelity and proper dill
genea Of its agent and employees All expenses for
storing goods and transmitting them from this point
will be paid by the State.
earnestly invite ali persons IN send forward such
necessary articles their relatives friends ia tic
arm may require for their protection and comfort
with the assUf that effort will be spared to
secure their safe delivery to the proper persons Let
them be securely enclosed In h box, otherwise put
up ia as small compass possible, distinctly marked
with the name Of the person to whom sent his
rany and regiment, aud directed to the OF the
undersigned at this place EutORp,
an e --iaw4w* Army Agent FOR Virginia.
~ Enquirer copy
{. Or the Soldiers Family ard the poor.--we
- have opened this day-ffonl III patriotic pro,
presor OF the Augusta factory, deorgia-W jack
sou-5 bales. near,y 5000 yards, 81 yard wide Get
ton, which will ell at as CENTS. We will furnish
Is yards to zach family; and. in order to prevent
imposition we require lire from the Uni Be
nsyoisnt Society. We are thankfai for the sil for
nj he'd ty the Governors Of Virginia aud North
Carolina, by Randolph Tacke-, snd Me- srs Inward
ana Forbes; also, the Agent OF tie railroads, n
Rhodes: Of augusta; J v Moor, Les, q co,umbis
and OF. ers. who promptly Forwarded / essgoods.
au 2s-1t CB RuUSS, la Main st.
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Tribute of Respect.

At meeting of the day aud hight police OF th'
city Of Richmond held =, the first Watch aug. 26th
1868, On motion L II Carter was called TO the chair
and Vim Edwards appointed secretary.
!. II Jude offered the following preamble and reso
lutiols which were unanimously adopted:
Ehereds, II has pleased Almighty GGd III his WIS
dem and providence 10 Remove from our midst Oui
respected and beloved member III the hight polics
Mr. BENZ p PnYOR Therefore, be it
iieSolssi That III the heath OF Mr. Pryor the pole,
hss host il most worthy member, true and sincere
Christian and true aid tried friend ; and the CEN
munity good citizen, and his wife az ai!rc:ianatt
husband, ana his children indageiit father.
Res0lyet I'd. That the police ,ls testimony Of thea
respect and regard, will attend his funeral iii buiy
Eesosred, Sd. Thai cei of these resolutions b,
sen. to the family Of the deceased and the pi
published in tie Daily Dispatch.
In CARTER, Chairman
w EDWARDS Sec'y. =
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BIZ 4. ID. Williams, Ssscfi0aesr.

HOUSE aud lot on the North ssie Of Marshall be-
l tween Smith and Henry streets, at Auction
On Friday next August 2sth, at s O'Clock Y n, will
be sold upon the promises House situated above
stated opposite the residence Of & Undertake and
occupied by Mr. Perkins. II has i've ros ms, and,
with u small expense, three other rooms could be
added. The lot is OF the usual front and runs back
To wide alley. Possession will be given ia three
days after the sale
Tskss-t.ade to suit purchasers.
all IS A u WILLIAMS Anrtir
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By Goddim Il Appsrso,s.

TRUSTEES sale Of about Go acres Of very valuable
and beautiful land, one mile west OF the city Of
kchinODd.-By virtue Of Il deed Of trust, executed
BY Mr. John Shields and wife to Conway Robinson
and Ro K Howson trustees, bearing date 9TH April,
1901, duly recorded in Henrco County Court, shall
acting trustee in execution Of the said trust and
with the consent and full appreciation OF Mr Shields,
sell at public auction, on the premises, on Monday
3lst August, 1865 at O'Clock r NJ IF fair; il not,
the first fair day thereafter that portion of the bea
tiu farm called ''Poplar Vale" which the said
Shields now resides, as lies west OF the mansion
house, containing about G5 acres, plat Of which will
be exhibited at the hour Of sale and in the
time be Seen at tho Office Of Goddin Apperson. This
land is nearly Square in form. and is not only very
eigibly situated but there not acre vi il waste
or fiat land, but the whole vi it in high state Of cu.
tvation, and admirably adapted for market gardens
and suburban residences. Ashland st, 10 Harvie's
pian connects it'll this land that the access il
is an excellent one. This land adjoins Ncssrs Har
grove, sutton, Craig, Omoi,oEdro, and Crump; aud
whether reference be had tn the superior quality Of
the soil, the beautiful and co;lnahng position Of
the land for building cites on IT, its Dearnes to the
city, il il believed more valuable attractive body
ii land has seldom been offered for sale.
The terms Of sale will be those rescribed by the
deed, but if preferred the whole purchase money may
be paid 10 cash in bankab!e funds aIr Shields will
take pleasure IN showing the land to those vino may
call on him. RIO X HOwLSOS,
an ~ Acting Trustee.
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Ca. BELTIS'S BLOGk.-- Received this day, a
large supp:y Of .4adie,' six u Hbce'!ss ami Balti-
more and Frep"h Gorsets; u Lsautif,,I selection OF
Tor Ladies' ard Children. We have for gentleman,
Merno Undershirts, Socks, and fair supply of
shoes 400 yards Of domestic paids, suitable for
dresses; made in the South. Added to this We have
q large stock OF Felt Hats.
DARBY, READ & GENTRY.
Store 18th street, opposite Bank, between
Nain aad Franklin. au 27-3t
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BY +. 5. Peasd,its, Aaei'r.

HARDWARE, Cutlery &c, at auction.-- will sell
at the store .of Aessrs Porter Harris 4 Hornsr,
No ls Main street, (who are closing out their s,oeA
oil g1ods) on Friday, the 2sth inst, at 10 O'Clock
an assortment OF hardware, cutlery, &c embF aclg
a number Of desirable articles, such as
Hinges and screws
Locks, assorted
Razofs, drawing knives
Dozen
Hand and lennon Saws
Bead, RABBIT and match planes
large humber Of auger bits
Files, chisels, watches, &C
With other articles Of use and value both 10 The
trade and the public generally.
au % f. 5 PiEASANTS Anct'r
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RUNi HAXS

YE>WENTY-FIYE Dollars Rewarj-The above re-
ward will be paid for the apprehension aud de-
livery to me Of my servant girl Eimira, who ran
a~sy alb ut the first Of the present month She is
lask about 6 years Of age, we'll srcwn for her age,
has large full ej and hiss peculiar way Of twist
ing tcrewing her month. purchased Der last
spring Of Mr. X II Dickinson; she formerly belonged
to Mr. Fitzhugb, CT fredericksburg She has
M tn livil at President Davis's, aud hes been
within the last ten days the Medical Col
Irge and on Church Hill. W TAYLOR,
eu 23-1t% Corner 29th and Main streets
y EW Diam away from sshe subscriber, on the
IL morning of the 9Th, my boy Henry, who is
about rs years Old ant! about five feet ten eleven
inches high. Henry wears o pair of whskers, aud
has \ downward look when spoken to; he is quite
black, and had on when he left pair OF blue pants
and perhaps coat oi same color. will give SlO0 for
the apprehension Of said boy whether taken III tic
city county Of Henrieo.
CIiAS BAYNE, lst ST. bet Marshall and Clay,
all IS-3t* kicAnsnd, Va.
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e. NcssRs FpnoRs: In the local column of ycul
oaTer of the o5til reference is r,aie to the sale
,sonou- isauosg being sold to party OF youne men
or soldiers &c 70 these uot acquaint d with ttit
locality Of ti,. pace &c. it might be inferred t6i
ir " G MURDOCH (wha keeps store near the tai
tiro,iads) was the pace. rs FREUD Of his desire
- say thai his ttha place, and say so from
personal AMI positive knowledge. A FRIEND.
Richmond, August n, 1863
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aE- MAsuNIG NOTICE. Icge Franchise, no
- b3.-Thr inembsrs ii Loge Franchise, nc
3d. are hereby rtquest,d to attend at their Lodge
rp M 90 Ma Shall street, betwf eth ard 7tb, this
frid.s) morning. al o'clock. to pay the last .tri
10 t. Of respect TO deceased brother La anis
BY order of the Worslipful Master.
eu 23-lt X EUGHS N, seeTy.
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E0UR Lots Ia Ritche's Plan, in Sidney, for s. lie
r. at Auction After the foregoing sale, " II, be
sold four Lots As s 3d. %, and W, the two 70, mer
fror ting co feet ne south side OF yior street,
and the two latter feet the north side OF Will
liams street, each running back $50 feet.
TgRMs-CaSh. fau 2Sl G0DDlN APPERSON.
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A RARE chance for making money. Mot being
"A able TO attend % business on account OF the i'm.
paired state Of my health will eer for sale the eo.
lire patent right for the Coaederafy (Siate q Viz
GINA excepted, which has been sold } of my match
machne.
This machine viii turn out forty gross Of masehes
per day, a. cost net exceeding. - 50 per gross.
$40 co.
Fur particulars address WI WILSON,
Staunton, Va, q
RR R0AEKIS,
CrTner Cary and 18th sss,
au Att Richmond Va
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

r AND for Saie.-i offer for sale, privately, geo
- acres OF Land, in tbs oonuty OF Charlotte All
joining the lands OF Capt Bay'ey, deed, Ms
TatnIn, Mr. John Decker sou, and others aud miles
south Of keysvil!e, and within l mite 81 tir Keys
Vile and GAINESVILLE extension of the Ricnonj AID
Danviile railroad. Que hundred and iiity acres Of
balance ia cleared land. II Il we'll adapted 10 the
growth OF tobacco, wheat, coru, sc. II is without
improvements
Persons wishing safe Investment weuld do wel
u examine this land,
For further particulars apply To
BIB sUBIETr,
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DIED.

On the 26th inst, st The residence of Der mother
Mrs Alex Brooks, tumb. riand c}uniy, VA, 'iA" i
MELYIs, wife of Geo Eowden
se!nti es, friends. ard acquaintance are invited
10 after the funeral this (Eriiay) morning. fIe IN
the residence Of Jamej Brooks, in this ci;y,t 10
o'clock
On the morning Of the 9th inst, OF coasnmp ''a,
FRfDK J BFTZAII., IN the .oth year 81 his age
He leaves q yonng wife 10 mourn her iffepa'abe
loss.
His friends and relations are resp cuuy invited 10
attend his funeral from his late residence, corner os
aud Marshall streets, this Afternoon at ia O'Clock
us.- Baltimore papers please copy
At his residence in this aty, on Wednesday. the
2Gth ms, MIR BENJAMIN PRYOR, in the a5tn
year of his age.
The friends and acquaintspces Of the family are
requested to sttsna his funeral at lio'claek tais
morning. without further notice
August 2Gth, 1858, a, the residence @! j Ba.hs,
ESD Myrtland Casrnell county, n &, Mrs JAMES
CRANE, in the 6oth year III her age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her
funeral from the First Baptist Church tins tEftlaF
morning at II o'cioch without further notice
On the 9th inst, CAPT ROBERT II .SLEfT, a
naive of Baltimore, late Of the Wise Legion, aged
i0'yesTs.
Ills faneral will take place this morning, at 10
o'c'ock from the Broad Street Me.ntdft huroii,
corner OF 10Th and brnat streets. The Trends al
the deceased ara respectfully Invited to attend
In The hospital a. Wiiiamspo1t, on the 10th q
July last of woun1s received III the battle OF Get
tysiurg, JOSHUA HALL0WELL. ct the city 81
iichmoud, a member Of IA her's battery, Ai-fsn
der's ta,taloD, in the 3fth year OF his age
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RS- SPECIAL NOTICING respectfully call the
attention of the trade to sale Of Sugars, Gio-
ceres, Manufactured Tobaccn, Cuba Cigars, Cotton
Goods, Carriages, and Snndres. this {Friday) morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. We will commence the sale with
carriages and continue with manufactured tobacco.
Precisely at IL O'Clock We will offer large lire Of
New orleans choice brown and clarified sugar
We will add
bales ~ hleachcs cotton
3 coo Florida lemons
l doubie-seat buggy
$50 caddies tw ist tobacco
Lot Of oak buckets and tubs
Lot OF smoking tobacco. in bbls, bales,
and boxes, say 800 lbs.
al -S-lt ROBINSON, ADAas; II co.
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By Thomas W. Keesee, Atcti0neey,
IOfice corner of 18th aud Cary SITS.
MILITARY NOTICES.

BsADQ IA iTH VIRGINIA CAVALRY,
August cath, 1868
sT,fIE following named men of this command, who
L have been absent from their companies without
proper authority, having failed to avail themselves
of ths amnesty offered by the President Of the Con-
fe,efate States. hereby advertised deserers,
and reward OF thirty dollars each viii Ut paid FOR
their apprehension, VIZ:
Private Jas Reid, co q, since Jdy 10th, 1868; sup
posed 10 be in Chesterfield county or in Richmond.
Private sam'I N Walker, co B. since September,
1852; said to be in Portsmouth, Va.
Private Williams, CO c, from the State Of
Georgia; substitute Co c. not known where he is.
Private W A Tennison, co c; represents al cap.
tain of artillery; substitute in COO
Private VIM Smith, co &; supposed to be in Sadi-
son county, Va.
Private Walter Robertson, co j; supposed to be
in Cuipeper county. Va
Private Albert Ryan, co u, assigned coDscript;
C0pepcr county, Va.
Private William Scott co u
Private John lee, CO r; in Richmond; substitute
in CO F.
Private Cartwright CO F; supposed to be in
Private Jas Campbell, co F, Richmond; substi-
tute in COT.
a. Private VIM Hicks, co F, Richmond; substitute
III COZ
Corpi Jas Yancey, co Fl; in Mecklenburg coun-
". Va; represents himself as not belonging to the
SA.
Private Abel, co H; supposed to be in Fauquer
Private $ f Page co H, supposed to be In Fauqser
county, Va.
Private Mandlebaam, co X supposed to be in
Buckingham.
Private NJ Spicer, co X; supposed 10 be III Cut
pepper county, Va.
Private Jas Sudsberry, CO K in Buckingham coun
ty, Va.
Private J /. Gregory, co K, III Buckingham county
Va.
All other absentees warned to return or bring
themselves under the regulations.
By order of Col Wckiiam comd'g 4th Va cav.
an 26-4t% 7 F0NTAINE, AdTt =
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~ NOTICF.-.The physicians Of Chesterfield
- county requested to meet at their court
house on the second Monday in September for the
purpose Of adopting tli,t OF charges.
all %. SIS
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In james III TAILOR. Aneliomeer.

CNAIJ. Garden Farm on the Deep Run Turnpike,
~ az miles west Of Richmond, al aIc.ion.--On
Monday the 3Ist August, will sell upon The prem
ises at y O'Clock 81, the Farm located ~ above,
containing acres, six Of which are IN vegetable
growth. The improy ernenis consist Of small, com
Portable dwelling con aiming three roorss, together
with the usual out buildings.
viii also sell all the farming implements belong
ing to the above farm, and two cows and one CART
Tgisas-Made known On the day Of sale
aa 26-ldS JAS N TAYLOR Auet
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EOR SALE privately, Q desirable farm GU tho
= Eichmond, fredericksburg and Potomac rai-
offer for sale privately the farm located rs above,
containing AS acres GOO cleared and the balance "a
woods.) The improvements consist of Dwelling
with roopls, together with all the necessary oa'-
houses, with two tobacco houses There Is . Ins
young orchard Of CHOICE fruit trees on the farm
Persons DESTROYS u purchasing good farm csove'
nleDt 70 Richmond, would dnd Il ~ their advantage
10 examine the above. Possession given short tina
after the purchase u made. Terms liberal
JAMES u TAYLOR,
an 27--At Aactionscs and Real Estate RyukeF
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R.A ID WsYise,s. Aucftpsser.

BxA. D. Wstisass, Ascttcsssr.
CNAlI. Farm nssf Eiehnood q Ane4toe.- -Dy 10
- suset q d " b Bar1on, who intends e !snovs
South, will be cold at auction, upon n pgeu cn
Thursday next, September "a = Y c,cocn s sne
Farm Wherein be resides, situated : miles above
Richmond and within QUO nileof the canal. Mcoa-
taus liz acres, 80 acres being m WOODS, end Inc
balance open land. The improvements CONSIST o. >
dwelling with six rooms, with Ore places, Knene, ;
negro quarters smoke house, &c. There IL an excel.
lent orchard, which never fats Of fruit, owing 10 hs
favorable situation.
Those wishing retired and comfortable home
would do well to see this place or call on the sabs
Der who WIFI furnish further attenuation. Posses
siou given the 1st Of October.
TFsNs- To suit purchaser.
au % A n WILLIAMS, Aucs'r.
By James H. Idylor, AHcti0neer.
II OUsE aud Lot or Jail Alley At auctiou-On
Thursday, the 81 September, will sell, upon
The pre- misses, nc ~ oclo-k N, the House ana
Lot located a. above. The house ii fran.d tsnc.
meut, well butt and In good res air, containing
seven rooms With gas and wa fixtures complete.
good Kitchen is attached. The lot fronts 20 feet
AID runs ba TX 6S feet more or less This property
will command good rent. will also sell, dir Ct, y
efter the cb We ia sod, vacant Lot adjoining,
JAS n TAYLOR, Aucrr.
AISO-A 10, on College street. fronting 80 feet,
opposite the Medical College. This is fn>fuiid-
ing lot. al 2s j NJ I, Auetr.
EV fhlla,a, H0fes d Hetsager, AUcss.
NOR Sale at Auc,iop.-we will sell Ct auction, on
r Council Chamber lill a large lot Of Horses
and Mules, some o. them Of the best stock In the
Con fet.e acy on Saturday ne2t, the usual hour
Also, Carriage and Buggy, with leatser top, fixed
up by Mangum, who will endorse their being In
q mpi. te crder We hope to sac a large crowd oil
buyers We viii sell other W hicles on the fame
day. PULL.AM, HANE5 r. el0Ek.
an 2S-It* Auctoneers
By Thomas W. Reese, A,sctioneer,
lOdice corner of 18th aud Cary SITS.
TT ORSES, Mules. Carriage and Harness. Buggy
AID Spring Wagon, for sale at auction wi Ill
bs sold, on saturday morning, 29th inst, oommenc
ing at 10 O'Clock, on Co"ncil Chamber Hill
Several saddle and hsrness horses
good work mules
good carriage and harness
/ open buggy, ia good order
I spring wagon.
au2S TH0S W KEESEE, Auct
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A2rSPFCIAL NOTICE.--The subscriber wishes
to purcha nice brick Residence In Richmond
with not less than Tx rooms and sll eesary out
houses, on Shocsoe or Church Hills. For such an
one a liberal price will 10 paid. Address "B q l."
at this office. au 2S-2.e
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lAK PLANK for Tobacco boxes for sale.--Wili be
" sold 10 the highest bidder, Thursday
next, the Sd III September, commencing At II
O'Clock Oh the lot corner III Grace and 10Th STA from
seventy Ave to one hundra Thousand feet superior
well seasoned oak plank, for tobacco boxes Il will
be cold in eight lots, AS Is now stands The whole Of
this plank is intended for large boxes
Terms cash.
aa @5--SiA KN GRANT