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Wind Sc light.
PHIInDELPHIA March s-Arr schr ? Saunders. 30
mrrs. Kewbern c. C brrs Isadora Hnss-y NOrlcans,
Mallory, Imam. Port Royal; Parker. PArkorv
New Bedford Mar in Harding and Yankee Blade Colby,
NY0rk; @ r S,ickney, Garwood Providence.
Ans S asR s %
mia, SC RS Haat u, Ma aguez; Laura, Ponce.
PORTLAND March 4-Arrseanship Hibernian Br), Bal
anne Liv .rpoo Londonderry. Cid steamship st AM
(Br Kerr, ork brig Chesapeake, Bailey Green-
point. NYork - Wa erop. Walker. Alexandria, Va; Pig
Lewis, Wallace Phiad,lphia Samuel Fish, DAYS. and
II Hail. Ha milton, NYork; steamer chesapeake, Wfets.
York. Sc wind NV steamship s. Andrew tBr); bark
PRovIDENcE March oArr steamers Petrol Young,
Vaughn Vaughn. Philadelphia; s!oop Harvest CSrwns
Chief Eidridge, NYork; John Bell Hough do via
PRoVINcETOwN. March s-Arr 0r bark John Bull.
Liverpool Tor Boston, with sick. "a steamer nasleft
Boston her 10 that port).
SOUTH DENNIS Mar SIN port AM. schrs Ocean Bird,
Berry. and S. Gage from Baltimore for Boston.
SALEM March ,-Arr schrs San Juan. Haskell. Nyork;
Francis Newton Coomos Portland for do; 4h, brig Trens
ton. Atherion, Philadelphia Tor Portland.
WARREN, March 5-Sd bark "A One, Crosby, Philadel-
phia. TO load for New Orleans.
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CLEARED.
Steamship GLASGOW tBr), Rossell, Queenstown and Lv.
trpooi--John q Dale.
s,ean.hlp star Of the SOUTH woodruff. New orieans
Sam l. NJ tchin.
Ship Georges Williams, Hong Kong and shanghac--c
Jewett.
ship Comet, Todd, London Bucklln Crane.
yory Co
ship catharins Freeman Phladepha--Tupper Bcatle.
Bark Atrusta tPrus), Naack Cork-W Salem A Co.
BARK Jsne isabeiIa tBr, Perkins Rotlerdan-w
Bars Ircas Sswe) Eifenson, LsOon-runoh, Nolnekc a
bris Josephine trorp oiiyera oor,o-- IL geuic!er
Ernnn.
Rrig Ida Abbott lBr) Gese, Ponce. PR-whiinofe Co.
Brig Jane Br), Mcclellan, Jacmcl--J Whitney Go.
Brig oralinho. itany, PHILADELPHIA hckce.
Solr Colby Chew " ay, X aian Islsnd-f A. Chase & co
Srlr AZ sandcf Pearii Fortress Monrot-~t tapfhcl.
sshr VIDE w rid, Adams, Wssningtou--Junas tn th.
tetr queen o. the Wet Rogers, Washng'ol-Nan BIunt
: aghi..
s-shr g Nelson, Ross. washin- ion--M D pnyon.
s..r lttrs F.enlh. Washing n-Nai Bruht Siifht
: ar = y Naring. Smith. WashinRs8n-Jonas Smith.
scar Andersan Doughty. Warhisg ou--bentey Smith
sfrFF Rsndolrh. Raey. rorirss N3Arus-a = Runyou
srhr HNhand Chef Mchirscc, Fortress MonSaa--s q
ravens 17
slr Leading Breeze, Gfsssrr. pkiaicpha~J lisaf
sa4r Delaware. Illn,, ~ l4dc pitts.
,'alr Hnisor, Tnbhio, Fhiadripniar
S,.,rW Il geun. Seudder. H1sion-f GgCdspet.f..
sell Dr FHnkiin, Chapman, NofNitl~-ii RekNt
Ak,IFED
Sesmsf.n fouhefn iIllt. Itnkl tauEh. Aspipra .'sb
Is tN. -. A'ase g. - se44efs q u q Aien. Was
tuEE@. al fufs AApth NNl - NNIt.rl n,r.uccif
s-tusNr rhs elpa :. .ls.ao, Sow uetta rel - s'a'
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DEATH or AZ Ex.uEsBER on AsayyBIy.

. AER4Ay, Mare h d, 1853.
Hon. Gx9ssE y,S sANrvcsRp * u.rbcr of Assembly,
.na district Attorney for Rcngsalacr county was instant.
lel ~ gay ~ he depot IN Fast Alba1y, by train q
car. Whch backed dsSn and struck hlrn who standing
on tae track, cutting bis cody In tt.o
Death or the YouNnRrss or -qr nuyrFy opsyR-
NArnRT.
-, - Att&-v, March .. 1893.
vatofy, died hero last Il ght
DEATH W Az EhlAEST tiy gttIkN.
PoCcuNtgiFiE March q, 1sf3.
Or JouS co5EGa, OF taa city, ded ,hls eyeniag 10
cease wss " his seventy eighth year he was rsla
tive q Peter Cooper, Esq.. 81 New York and xas "a
Iutclnss c5unly. ~ "
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


lRwIS-REED.-On Thursday evening March 5, by the
Rev Spencer L. Funey, Lieutenant JoE A. lawn, Sixth
No cards.
MAauy-CRnG on Wednesday, March !, by the Rev.
Henry j. Fox SAMUEL NJ. MARTIN to GERrRu DE A. daush
tor OF John s. Craig, all Of this city.
RmGwAr-NiTIo.-h Falmouth, Va, Monday,
March p by the Rev. James Reese, Mr. john A. RDGwAY,
United States Army, to Miss JEANETTE MILO Of Freder
icksburp
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E %:, =, 3 4. =; Ne. ;s $3.50
s..s: ~ .:P ss < c S::s
sssae passed Utes ohsr seanes bound
s,ssnshy Ps.sgsso 20 rsssDor,. Bssrss WasAiasss
ana g
q. Gsi.s 'is E
w% F. .a S p sSn ri
New New; YORK ;asS g o. q p..ssd :sip David Hssdisy
ship Tsi:@sn, racma: London. g DAYS = sallas 70
Ssss reS Il a.s Esss
o. Mas .sd $ the ouy a ass : ,n :,
tSs e. q aecTss Harris: q New YORK ;ssn.a
sssd 70 T.. j. sen s!e
was sEss I'M snosS - a es % Ts mt sT as :
pig Has had sironHwsster gales the entire
a.;s h Z: ssy s:: :ss
snip ososa4sts sgr.sns New o,s.n. wa Newport RI.
ss RfT sn e1 Of 5 ss De
Gassog Jan 10 with mass 70 D.nl Starr so 20 lst q
s ss 'ean
Ssonsa "st The asaa S
n ssss &C. s
gone ana @ s wanted no
@ Il E D dst % ms for B
Is B w Mun s 9 san Woodbury. oad'n Feb
BARK Gan Easn . toi soo a smith, New orlean:
days with sugar, &c TO Duncan Co. 9th u lon 70 80
the main hatch and quarter OF weasel OF about 6
Bark Ienpar. Mitchell Ship Island, e days in ballast
Brig Lady Of the Lake (Br, of Bermuda Ii Porto Ca
belle 2 days with coffee hides Rising Co. 9Th inst,
lat IS 20 ION % 90 encountered gale from NNE with snow
Brig Alice Maud tof Eastport, Edge Arroyo PR Is days
Big Fashion of shslburne. Ns) murphy Jago 10.
win ns os.n to Wass te spa S Norton with
melasses 70 WsIss, Carver Chase s,. ~"
MARBLE 10 II ID Bro0kman Co.
schr Lizzie surges lBr OF ST Andrews, NIB, CrockeT
Schr Indian Queen (BrJ. Whitman Halifax days. with
fsh. to master.
Schr Cnrew, Powers. Hilton Head. days
Schr Foster Goodwin Fortune Bay IA days, with her
schr Ccyclone WEIGH, Newberu, NC. via Haeras Ine.
schr Ellen Colt; Thompson, Beaufort NC, s. days.
Schr Belle. Suer Virginia.
Schr Hattie Low, Munford Virginia.
sclr II Russell, Bunting, Virginia.
Schr Geo Washington, Bingham, Baltimore, 6 days,
schi Tennessee Wooster. PSiadsiphia. days.
schr Benjamin. Crsmm, PASSPORT
Schr Golden Rod Bishop, Boston.
Schr Empire Mtchill. Providence 2 days.
Scbr Maria Pickup Baker. Norwich.
Steamer l.H i bowman s ciasii, New Bedford
Steamer Falcon. Jones. Providence.
Steamer Petrol. Young, Provdence.
BELOW.
Brig D Trowbrdge.-By pilot boat Nos
Also one bark
6h-steamers Hale tgunboat Keokuk t,ron clad)
Mcclellan Dudley Buck Sophia Jersey Blue Arago Angus
Star Hope Tsrtenesita sweet Tiosa Three Sisters:
and Is schooners.
Wind at sunset sw.
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ent DINO, 20 AUguala Ne. SUI re.naine n The 1ed
aAtongh be suffered The les n y bis ogs At WI aus
o1ig being an art'lary orccf, h. performs hs march
Oh horsenack, and when i IN Try dis mount MA
erutch always 20 hand 70 ssst nim in hs moycme ~
WHAT ga example for evcn hlghsr officers who return
home SIX r they set only thsDi scratch
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, March 6-6PM.
ASHES were inactive at 9i4c. for pots, and exc for
pearls
BAGS AND BAGusG were quiet at former rates.
BKEswAx dull and unsettled.
BREADsrUFTs-Tne demand was limited again to-day
for all kinds of four prices Of which were, in most
instances decidedly lower. Sales made OF 5000
bbs State and Western $50 Southern and 500 Canadian
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As some bad feeling has been created by re-
marks upon the Washington party whose
cent operations in gold have attracted attention,
it may be well to state that it is quite absurd to
hold broker responsible either for the loyalty
the political views Of his clients. 1t is pretty well
known that every lobby agent at Washington, half
the members Of Congress and great many per.
sons in the departments have been heavy buyers
of gold for some time. Many of these men are
probably secessonists at heart, and had no objec.
ton to depreciate the public credit. They sent
their ORDERS through half dozen houses
at Washington, chiefly to one house here,
which we presume they selected because of
its wealth and standing. Their orders were
executed in the ordinary course of bust
ness, and we presume the house Is well pro-
tcctcd against loss. 1t is as absurd to try to make
its members responsible for the supposed secesh
sympathies of their Washington customers as it
would be TO make them responsible for the re-
ligious views Of people for whom they deal. Mr.
Fort, Of Ritterhouse & Fort, has likewise lain
under unjust suspicion. Some of the gold orders
came through lis house; but they have not been
holders for time, and wish it to be understood
that they are strong supporters by the govern
ment and decided opponents Of the Washington
secessionists.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was as follows
to-day
Total receipts ...................... se7o,6l2 OF
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ARRIVAL OF me northern LIGHT.
Ono Of the Rebel Privateers
or Florida.
News from Central and South
America.
The War Between Guatemala
and Sam Salvador.
SPECIE ON FIR T. IG HIT
be-, &c.s H.

fns steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinklepaugh,
from Aspuwa with treasure and PASSENGERS arrived at
this port yesterday morning The Nofthern Light was
senvoyed from spnwal to this oily by the United States
steamer Connecticut.
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HIPPIN G NEW S.
Port OF New York, March o, 1893.

ALMANAC yoRK-ruts DAY
SUN Rrsrs........... 20 mooS eve 70
sErs. os HIGH WATER. morn y 81
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roo LATE ee.ll cLAssIFIcATIoN.

,tn,y,pr ersrZvNlCH, AuCTIoNEER -MoRTeA-
49, ,t - Nh fgqaiurr, Mirrors, Carlets Phelho
rJ'e. fn-s o tue hOnri 3lll
brafi W. -,1 a., The premises known az The Ho'el
80 - ". e ~ Nsr, stfec, ana Broadway on ihur day,
" mn' .ln',so ~ whole o. the ecsan, furni~
Mar r " ad fGs' % said ho,e comprising B~
int sa snr8f Inc rpeis Oilciohs Curtains, Ior
els nPsndeisrs farpr s1ts, Chamber suits prime Hair
n,,9s ~ watlr.ssos 4rNas Sc, Per and Aansel MIR
hl y ~ - Tnbs3 DNni Glass, Plated WAR, Cntlefy,
loi. "a 81 Liaen a., and all articles found 70 nrss
eIrsIt lsi.xr gTrLrARp rAnIEs-rwo Rosewood Tables
IN iptvos sd other fixtuTrs Bar FIXTURES Fittings,
bal< = made ~ McFa md; Counters SHOW Cases oval
Framed Paintings E1gut' logs Ae. Ao the usual
,ii ay afces. Signs - fhe above GOODS are al n 80
ord f1gd aHflrt nity for rtFsons & fni4hfN-
- ready Gnd e9.s exhibition morning o. sss.
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-
MUNICIPAL AEFAIRS.

DR F. A CALDWELL. OCULIsT. LATE or CANADA
~ after an absence Of heeh years has rctnrnsd 70 New
place. Eighth s,reet DR. Caldwell has for twenty de-
voted his attention exclusively to operations ON the eye and
No charge for examination opinion. Oace hours
from A. NJ. 10 r. NJ.
EYE.-DR. MARGULIES. PHYSICIAN AND oCULIST
n to his Highness the Prince Alexander OF Hessef
brother her Majesty the Empress OF Rush, having bad
twenty-five years experience in medical practice In London
St Petersburg be consulted FOR all dsease OF tho
to O'clock daily at rooms 2ll and 22 Lafarso
House, N. Y.
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VxTONDROUs CURES OF DiPTHERIA, THROAT AND
w l. NJ Aztec lons, by DIR. SCOTT, chief esdent ply
he New York Medical Institute Of Electricity and
Hygiene, No. Union square opposite Washingons statue.
OF Of two hundred cases of Diphera and Pneumonia
this winter not single of DEATH These dis
marty little understood and 60 futley treated.
the east II cured b. the new practice OF medth
city So invaluable and priceless Is this melo thhs
the from danger in half an hour
Books Free
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ID HEUMATIsM.
fATISM.
WHO HAS TT

HOCHEeTKR, DEC. 10, Ibb2.
NxssRs MrrrAM Co. :--CEHTs:-Enclosrd find 81 70 for
on pair OF insoes let Them be OF a suitable size for
boot have pair Of your Insoes for the space
month, and found greater relief from them than
All remedies and that have tr.cd--ny COM
plant IL rheumatic CONT. Yours truly, W. II. MOORE.
Price 81: Ee mail. 81 %.
OAice 20 Rroadway, Send for circular.
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A YOUNG MAN. WHOSE TINE WILL EXPIRE on
n the ia dav OF .pf, wishes receive u
ton from young ay II good asposton form and fea-
a iesy clos attachment. Carte te vi8ste DO
sired Ad ress JohI Murray, Conpany X, Thirty
regiment, n. Y, 5. v
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Steamers Hale tgnnboat), Keokuk liron cladl
Mcclellan, Dudley Buck Sophia Jersey Blue, AragO Angus
IA Dnsmore: ships storer Golden State bries Eastern
Star Hope. Teritenesa, Sweet Tioga, Three Sisters
and - schooners
Wind at sunset SW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-12

r ARGE and Highly Attractive Improved Real h
: tate In the City CT Richmond, Tor sale a anc-
ton-At the Request Of the attorney In fact OF the
owners, lwho wish . divide their partnership prop
Monday, the 10th November, 1s6s, in 10 order I'd.
vertised, cnmmenciag 1t IL o'clock, tho following
valuable Improved real estate, vh:
lst The large and excellent brick tenement On the
sous1 side u Leigh st, betWeen 9Th And oh 81.
now under lease to NJ. John Wil)hms.
I'd. The large and well built and handsomely On
ished brick tenement the east side Of 9Th street.
north OF Leigh st, now under q lease to Mr VIM Ro
bins0D.
81 That truly valuable lot and framed tenement
at the corner OF Marshall street and Market avenue
by o. feet.
4th excellent brick tenement ana ANAL frame
one, ON the north eide OF Broad. between 9TH and
9Th sts, next to the corner Of seh e. now occapcd
a. the Sumter Saloon by Mr. Travis
9Th. The large, well built, threestory brick tone.
meat at the northwest corLer of Broad and Lot sts
adjoining the store Of Mr. Philip August.
9th. The admirably well bule and handsomely
finished brick tenement, on the west side Of 7th, be-
tween Franklin and Grace 80, now occupied By Nr
H ekinker.
7th. The large iron-frout Tenement ~ the eer1h.
xeeere jas Burfs0 I Go. and othees.
The foregoing p justly Tegafdsd - amone the
most valuable real estate which hes bees osrod for
sac during the present year, and ehnud stsscs tn
Toe terms OF le Of said real estate win be q fol-
lows credit q 70 % 900 On tenement No for ave
years, for bonds, payable In bansable funds bear
ing interest, payable half yearly, secured by trust
similar credit IS 10 No Of $4,000; q sinilar Gre
dit as to No Of % 900; on slmaF credit q 70 No
Of 81 coo; eimar credit a. 70 No Of $40 ooo;
and On similar credit a. to No o. o2O .OO0s The
excess beyond the several cseds to DO pad IN caah
in hanhable funds. aODDiN + AFPER,0S.
NO l1->tda
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INVALUABLE Land near the city, for sale at auo-
O'Clock H. will be fGd ut my Office, 81 acres 81 Land,
about miles west u the city, adj lining the farm Of
Mrs SPOTS. II lies on the proposed continuation Of
Grove street, and 70 accessible by the Piankr6ad
and Deep Run Turnpike.
The land Is very heavily wooded in oak and pine,
Of original growth, and ii Ia Estimated will average
over 20 cOros par acre The whole OF il lies bsauti-
fully having dry and elevated situation, making Il
very desirable for building aites
II will be scld in three lots OF nearly equal Size, or
the whole viii be sold together II preferred
Considering It's ncaSness &C. the city, ito desirable
situation, an the large quantity Of wood which may
be sold from il, this property presents rare oppor-
tunity for Investment Persons desiring 70 purchase
are requested TO view the land previous TO the day
Of sale. JERAS-At sale.
no 10 AID WILLIAMS, AuCt
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By Bot;,ssos,, Adams d; Co., Asscts.
yLYE ~iu offer at auction, ON Friday, the 18th IN
w slant, at our warehouse, corner 9th and Main
streets, commencing - 10 o'clock
1000 boxes manfi tobacco, some very choice
brands
1900 bales ane smoking tobacco
$1,000 superior Florida cigars
IL bills brown sugar
10 bbls potash
10 kegs soda
bbls borAx
10 bbls No mackerel
% boxes starch
bbls vinegar.
IL doc hoop skirts
20 pairs superior silk hdkfs
120 a1ose Buttons
90 gross gun tuhes
rs pieces Virginia 81. III and jeans
Copper tacks
Gaatev boots and shoes
CAlfskias, GOTTEN cards
Oranges, spool cotton, &c.
no 10 ROBINSON. ADAMS 4 co, .Aucts.
ALSO,
fimi'y carriage aud haruess
! piece scarlet army cloth
Extra gilt C s buttons
Brown hollands
Black thread
Calicoes and mouselaines
Black and cciored Bilk dress patterns
Gases surgical instruments
oil painting oftbe Emperor Nspolcon
Superior shoe br0sLes
sewing machines
Brussels and ingram carpets
Once chairs, stoves
HIankets, &c.
noI2 ROBINSON, ADAMS l. co, Aucss.
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EARA Tor reuA-seock II Husss, Mules, Cows,
II HogR, Corn, Mucks, Straw, farming Impie.
ments q al kinds, Wood, b. at auction theLre-
quest Of Ar b g Crouch, who Ii now In the army,I
viii rent out on Tuesday, 18th November, at ID
O'Clock II, hts farm in the county Of Henfico. 10
mles west Of Ri hmond, and near James river canal
containing $50 acFea Of land, with . good dwelling
house with rooms, and al the usual out buildings.
Immediately after renting the fam, I will pro-
coed TO sell MI hts entire stock, ccnsistas " good
mules horses, COVE, hogs, &C; corn, fodder, shucks
straw, &c; also SO Cords good seasoned WOOD in one
mile Of the James river and Tuckatoe railroad.
After the sale, viii DO hired out negro men, va.u-
able farm hands, Or the balance OF this year and
also for the next year.
no9 IN TAYLOR, Aue&.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
nrcluoxp. November 3, 1888.

HIci1oNp, November =, lUoS.
SHE ses Sasa q .pprecAs.o Il tho suce.ss
full eudeAvcrs Of az dysiae Is mors Hequeoty Io0na
IN the popeIirity which 10 enjoys than Y me mere
formal demest alton 0f favor exhicited ~ the ten
der Of c complimentary benefits. Nevestnesess, some
recoQnitian s due 10 the Manager. who n bis difl
cult mission Of caterer TO the capriciou3 taste Of se
public is not uhtp ndful OF the more exalted Claims
TO which suffering community IRE entatscd; aud
when in his efforts TO pease and entertain, the d.
rector Of a place OF public amusement directs his
talents towards the aicviRtian IT these suerngs u
is but proper that grateful community should in
fitting msuuer tender linn the expression OF eEcif
gratitude aud CONNIE adatson.
IL IL with this view then sir, that, mindful OF the
generous impulse 70 which cur citizens indebted
for your liberal donations 10 The poor Of Richmond,
the exises from New orleans, and last, though by
means least, In cur grateful Acknowledgements for
your timely offering TO Cur sick and wounded SCI
diers we adopt this node Of convey Jog TO you
the expression Of OF gratitude, the same
time that we render you the assurance Of syL-.
pashy IN youf Efforts 70 exalt and uphold the stan
lard Of the Drama, by iavting you to accept come
pmeDtary benefit, ~ be given at the Richmond
point.
We have the honor 10 be, very respectfully, &c,
John Letcher, Capt @ W Alexander.
Aurelius Gone, EFT Moore,
VIII Hatch, ii Snowdeu,
Maj Gen WIN Saith. Fw Smith,
Ls.Uol Ed Palfrey,l OF Manson, MD,
fl La S 3 sDae Comm 4 s sssxaen'
New RICHMOND InEATRE, Nov. 9th, 1863 y
Gentlemen II ia, assure you. with no common
degree Of pleasure that received aud now answer
your much esteemed favor Of the I'd inst, rendering
me Complimentary Benefit, az token Of your re-
gard and appreciation for the donations have made
TO alleviate the suIeriDgs Of the poor, the sxes,
and others who are subjects Of our sympathy, end
enlist the kind consideration Of ali who possess the
tn THAR
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M a. D. Willia,ss, A1ctjossees.

VALUABLE Country 4eat, known ~ Ritchieb, On
the canal near the Reservoir, and within one
mile Of the city, Tor sale st auctiOn-by request Of
the owners will sell Thursday, the 10th Of No
vember, at IL O'Clock A N upon the premises, the
above described most valuable property, adjoining
the lands Of Messrs Haxau Shields, and others. Il
contains lO4 acres and IL subdivded on the Plan Of
the Richie eetatc into three lots, and will be sold
In lots according to that pan or together as bidders
may prefer Tie improvements consist OF neat
and comfortable dwelling, surrounded by fac oaks;
Kitchen barn, ttable ice house, &c, with flourish
ing young orchard and a quantity Of flowers, &C.
The situation Of the dwelling is moet beautiful and
romantic, con- manding fine view Of the river and
surrounding country for many miles. With the ju-
dicouss Expenditure Of small SUM II could be made
aspot OF unequaIed lovtiiness An acknowledgements
quarry has been opened and II 10 thought to be OF
immense va!ue, being so near the city and iinmedi-
stely on the canal. There are hne building sites
upon each lot, aud they all watered by unailng
spring branches Upon ono Of them 10 the cele-
brated Richie spring, which afords constant and
large stream OF the purest water. The soil u
the real chocolate clay aud black sandy loan, and IL
proverbja for it's fsrtty for gardening purposes it
cannot DO surpassed
Considering its convenience to the city, the beauty
Of It's situation, and the excellence Of i'll soil, this
properly presents combination OF attractions sell
dom eqnsled.
Persons desiring To purchase requested 70
visit the property before the day Of sale
Early possession will be given II desired.
Terms made known st the sale.
no u WILLIAMS, Auctf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-12

ICU6E and Lot, at the corner Of Brooke Avenue
III aud Monroe st, at aucti0u.-Wiil be sold at
auction on Mono ay, 10th Nov, at O'Clock \, the
brick dwelling situated a above, and occupied BY
Mr. Isaac FeyEeF.
II has six rooms, kitchen With two rooms, smoke
house, and well OF good water In the yard.
Possession will be given a. econ a. tho terms Of
sale are complied with:
TERMS At sale. d WILLIAMS,
no IL Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-12
By 6oddtss q Appsssoss.

TXOELLENT Residence At Ashland, with about
~ two acres Of Land attached, for sale q auction
At the request Of the trustee shall se at auctie
on the premises, on Tuesday, the l7th Of Novem-
Der, 1862 at 10 O'Clock n, tho excellent dwelling
q Ashland with two acres Of garden land attached,
nav In the occupancy Of Mr. George Wood6n. The
house contains FIVE rooms, Q0ur large ones. } and b
remarkably we'll built; Decides which there b .
kitchen and well OF good water. The purchaser
can get possession In ten days, and purchase at
valuation the winters eupply of wood and vegeta.
blss and young mich cow. Terms cash.
NO IL GODDIN b APPERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-12

HOUSEHOLD and Kitehsa Fuynitnro Tor M a
- Auction IL viii ell % Thursday, the lasA ~
q 10 O'Clock. at the residencs Il Nrs Willnns :
Ford's Row, near the Weslham House, eidnev ~ -
her hoaschold and kitchen fsrniture, compri:ss"
sofa Lounge
Cane Chairs
Wardrobe, Bedslead
Feather Bed, Bedding
Crocksry and 0lnasWa are
AloO,
Good Cooking Stove, Ia
no IL ESYfKA0ANTS. A..,