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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-18

NORTH CAROLINA Observation-Disclosures
Worth, Hon. D. r. Swain, and ex-Chief
Justice Ruffin, of North Carolina are in
Washington. They are upon the commits
sion recently appointed by the Legislature
which rejected the constitutional amend
ment, to consult with Congress to sec if
better terms cannot be obtained.
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BY Regnault L Co.. Auctioneers.
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.


FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION
Il We will sell at our store WEDNESDAY
MORNING, 10th instant. commencing at 10 o clock,
JENNY LIND BEDSTEADS,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
MAHOGANY SOFAS.
MAHOGANY CABINETS, marble top
MAHOGANY BUREAUS,
MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS,
WARDROBES,
ETEGpES,
MAHOGANY and other TABLES,
FEATHER BEDS,
PILLOWS and BOLSTERS,
GLASSWARE, .
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
CaSSIMsRES,
MEMS SHOES,
SHIRTISGS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, -
SPLENDID (LADY'sl VELVET CLOAK,
new;
MARSEILLFs QUILTS,
GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES' SADDLES,
LARGE RESTAURANT KITCHEN TABLE,
with benches;
REGNAULT Co.
deB Auctoueers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

DESIRABLE LOT AT AUCTION
- BY virtue Of a decree OF the Court OF Hustipgs
Of the city Of Richmond, rendered in the case OF
Samuel w. Hampton, administrator, sc, rs. Polly
Marshall &c, the underlined commits Toner win,
st4 o'clock P. on FRIDAY the aist day OF De-
the highest bidder, the Lot Of ground in the
proceeding. mentioned situate in the city OF Rich
mond fronting rs feet on st Peters street, with
depth o. 80 feet--it being the same lot OF ground
conveyed by samuel X. Cole TO Reuben Marshall,
deceased, in his life time.
TERMS OF SALE: A credit Of three months, TIE
purch aser executing his negotiable note, with sp:
proved endorsement, and the legal title retained
as additional security. ~ TUkNEB.x
GRuBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. de- u--ist Z
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BALrIxoRE, December ls.-Judge Siias NOR.
rlss Cochrane, Associate Justice Of Court OF
Appeals, died here this morning. The Consti.
tntion gives the Governor the power OF ap-
pointing q successor until the next general
election.
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By che CsAis-Peland Vessel Arrived-Sup-
pesed Arrest or James stephens-Victor
Emmanuel and the Pope-Markets, &c.

By ths CsAls-PeIand Vessel Arrived-Sup-
pssed Arrest or James ssephens-victor
Emmanuel and the Pope-Markets, &c.
| ST.. PETEasBrRd, December 15.-An Imperial
commission has been resolved upon, over
which the Emperor is TO preside, for the pur-
pose OF considering and putting into opera
ton reforms In Poland.
QUEENSTOWN, December l6.-The steamer
Africa, from Boston December 5, touched here
| to-day and proceeded TO Liverpool.
LoSDoS, December l6.-A man has been ar
| rested in Norfolk, who is supposed to be
James Stephens, the chief organizer of the
Irish Republic. The establishment Of his
Identity Is as yet considered dubious.
FLORENCE, December l6.-The new envoy Of
the italian Government to Rome, Signor
Torilli, who was appointed in place Of Segizzi,
when the latter resigned that mission, has
been received at Rome by the Pope. An
Italian newspaper says, editorially, that
| strong hopes are entertained that the impor-
tant mission of Signor Torelli having begun
so auspiciously, will have favorable result.
The King Of Italy opened the National Par
| lament on Saturday. In his opening speech,
he wished Italy joy Of the freedom she had
gained. He said that France, faithful to her
| that the best understanding existed between
| Italy and Napoleon. He declared he would
respect the territory of the Papal States, and
hoped that the moderation of the Italian peo-
pie, and the wisdom OF the Pope, and spirit
| of Cancellation on both sides, would remove
all differences. He said II was his wish that
the Pope should remain independent in Rome
He concluded by referring to the great ana
"A knFn har
and remarking that she must by every means
| develop her resources, to achieve her position
rs a great nation. The speech was well re-
ceiyed by members of the Parliament.
LIVERPOOL, December 1.-THE Ounard
steamship Aleppo, which sailed frem New
York on the eth instant, arrived here this
morning
LoyDoy, December 1.-THE Times this morn
| ing contains telegram from Berlin, in which
| the writer says that the Pope of Rome has
been officially invited to visit the United
States. The same dispatch, which is devoted
almost exclusively to American affairs, says
Macmillan is actually prisoner.
| BERLIN, December, liking John, OF Saxo-
nv has arrived in this city, and is a guest oil
| King William.
| PIsTH, December Ut is rumored, appa-
rently on good authority, that the Govern
| ment of Austria does not propose to yield TO
the demands made in the address Of the Hun
garian Diet
| LIVERPOOL, December l7-Noon. Cotton
market active, with prospective days sales
of 10000 bales middling uplands advanced
70 l4Ad.
| LONDON, December 17-Noon. -Consols ad-
| yanced TO So. United States 5-20s of GO, Tx
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auotioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

Bankers, Brokers, and heaI bstald hEen's.
EXCELLENT LITTLE FARM AND
MARKET GARDEN, THREE MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, NEAR THE WILLIAMSBURG
TUkNPIKE, FOR SALE AT AUCrION.=WLll DE
18th December 1885, at IL O'Clock NJ, the desirable
LITTLE FARM located as above. now occupied
occupied BY Mr. p. G. Wescott. It contains 81 X
TEEN AND HALF ACRES, and has on IL a
DWELLING-H HOUSE and the usual out. buildings,
which has been somewhat injured by the army
but could he repaired by an outlay OF two hun
bred TO three hundred dollars.
Terms: Cash.
An, Auctioneers.
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Loss of a Steamer.

CINCINNATI, December 1.-THE steamer
Rather, bound hence for New Orleans, is re-
ported to have been lost near Memphis. SIEVE
raj lives said 10 have been lost with the ves-
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REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET FOR DECEMBER
H. II, AND II.


II, II, AND II.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICuNoND, VA, December l., 1866. )
The breaks and offerings continue small,
with limited business. No change to note in
prices Bright tobaccos are in good demand,
and are firm at quotations. Below we give
the transactions:
Forty-one hogsheads, thirteen tierces, and
forty-six boxes offered and sold ut the Ex-
change, and thirty-six parcels loose sold at
Shockoe Warehouse us follows:
LooSe.-New lugs-common, 81 to $3.50; me-
dunn to good working, 81 10 6; leaf-medium
10 good woring, IS to SIS; stemming, IS to Sl4.
HogSheadS.-Old lugS-common shipping, -
TO 81. 50 +; medium to good working and ship
ping, q IS leaf-medium TO good working
and shipping, s. to SIS; fine to extra, nominal.
7YerccS and Bores.-NeW fancy wrappers
medium 10 fine, $50 to sl00.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, ON
/ YORK RIVER RAILROAD IN NEW KBHI

/ YORK RIVER RAILROAD. IN NEW KENT
COUNTY I'm pursuance Of deed from the hc1rs
OF. Prosser Higgins, deceased, to me 90 trustee
County Court. and for The purposes therein named.
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY the 18th day Of December ises; % y
Higgins died seized and possessed, lying In rev
Kent county, on the York River railrosd, wsfn In
. recent survey ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
ACRES
This property 10 extremely valuabls on accouns
OF the excellent wood and timber with which U
abounds, having only about ten acres OF cleared
land upon the whole tract, and will be sold with.
out reserve to the highest bidder. $40 Ell
Terms: One third cash, balance at six and
twelve months, with interest added, and secured
by deed OF trust. .4 gt.E -
Persons wishing to purchase will be shown the
property by Mrs Mary Higgins, living on the land,
and may get further Information by applying 70
LIrTLsTON R0YsTER, Eco, deputy sherfn o.
New Kent, or 10 myself in Richmond.
de aids A. r. COURTNEY. Trustee.
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By Regnault & Co., Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

WORKS OF ART
l. CHRISTMAS PRESENTs.-we will hold our
second and last sale Of
URNS,
VASES,
PYRAMIDS,
PEDEsTALS,
CARD RECEIVERS,
GROUPS,
ANIMALS,
BIRDS, &c,
deliberately carved in marble, alahaster, agate,
granite, Naples green, &c, which WILL take place
THURSDAY, 2Oth instant, commencing at ~
o'clock A. NJ.
The attention Of the ladies is particularly called
TO these beautiful goods now on exhibition at our
store. REGSAULT CO.,
a.. 1871 Auctloueers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, AuctIoneers,
Northvest corner Main and Eleventh streets

THREE SMALL FRAMED DWELL
1 IHGS, on MAIN OR ELMWOOD STREET,
IN SIDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION We will
sell At auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the
18th day OF December, at o'clock 7. NJ, THREE
TENEMENTS situated as above described. They
contain each rooms and kitchen. The lots front
sach Il feet and run back 1919 feet afording to
each good garden. These are desirable small
TERMS: one fourth cash the balance at 4, 8,
and Z months, with interest:
"'N GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
do If Auctioneers.
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snsG ssE.4s sA VIII o. eSlyox4
ABLE RESIDENCE THKRE0S, on VBHABLH
STREET, UNION HILL.-As Commissioner Of
pointed BY decree rendered on the Stu OF No.
vember, lsss, In the case Of Baker, 4e against,
ne snction, OF, the premises, on MONDAY tie
a.b ~ december. 1895 ii u ociosk p n TIE vi.
usbs real estate rsfsysd 70 In ting psysgs 9ls4 10
Nancy Metfeh died seized. fronting on the north
siss ~ ysnsbie street about IS feet more OF lsss
running back within parallel lines s.e Ssst . Car.
ABLE rRASk DIV FILLING conlsining elk rooas,
besides a good brick Kitchen; Ss. .L Y nearly
TRRss one fourth cash balance e. Q, u, an4
Is months for negotiable notes, intsrest addsd.
and title retained until the purchase moneY %
paid and q conveyance ordered by fno cours.
EATON NANCE. C0mmisSfoner.
Sale conducted by HAKRisos, 0oppfr AYPnh-
SON Auctioneers, &c. II II efts. 90 ~
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Fire I'm Ruffalo.

BUFFALO, December IA fire last night de-
stroyed the rolling mill of Palmer Wads-
worth loss, 800 0OO and 500 men thrown Out
OF employment.
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PERSONAL.

NOTlCE.-MESsRs. ROGERS, RID
~ DICK & Co, Of this city, having, by assign;
meut duly executed, bearing date on the sOth 1a OF
Of Richmond Hastings Court, conveyed all the
assets and effects of said hrm to the undersigned
upon certain trusts in said assignment specified,
notice is hereby given that al persons indebted TO
said hrm are. required to make payment TO the
undersigned ~ such assigner.. and all persons
having effects of said firm in their hands or I'M
der their control are required to hold the same
subject 10 my order. EDWARD Y. CANNON,
II liz Trnstnn
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Il

IN compliance with an ordinance OF the city Of
Ricb1nond will attend at my Office, n the City
Hall, irons A. NJ toGP. NJ, from the 18th TO the
sist OF December insluSiys 70 receive inc remain.
cent thereon from those who pad ns-hqkI in
June. JULius n hnDoo-', ". " ~
ton Of their bills will please call during the same
tine and pay the amount Gf their saxe ss a. S
have opportunity Of ealing On tnf 5cb w sSd
twnnY Ser cent III notsoidl Those who have not
paid personal tax BY that %s must g ssP oS
the otcs. a. am required TO settle my entire &C
com, IN feOfuy' J. A. HoBsoN. C. O. K.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam u Co,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Wall street, under 81. Charles Hotel.

No. Wall street, under ct. Charles Hotel.
TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
Il request of David Mcdaniel, Rsg., we will sell
al public auction, commencing AT IL 0 clock A. n,
on the premises, on THURSDAY thu goth OF De:
cernber' l.ee, At Broad Rock, the following named
STOCK, GRAIN, &c ouor,>
among them a splendid Devon bull;
BLOODBD COLTS, .@. 6
20 head Of HOGS, .F.
!, 900 10 !, 500 bushels OF CORN,
A large quantity OF BLADE and TOP RoD'
DER,
large quantity Of SHrCRs,
WHEAT THRE,HRR, In good order;
3WAGONS and HARNESS Aud several sets OF
WAGON WHEELS and AXLEs,
large a uantity Of OLD lROs,
large BOILERS, and most OF the PARMlN0
UTENSILS on the farm
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on day OF
de IL Auctioneers.
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IRON AND BRASS FoUNDRIEs.

rUALBOTT & BROTHER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES SAW MILLS, GRisT MILLS,
HYDRAULIC PRESSES. &C.,
are again III business, corner Cary and Seven
teenth streets, and are prepared TO furnish
HiCKS'S PATENT ENGINE, the greatest thing
now out. ALSO, our improved 0SCILLATlNG EN-:
CINE, something very simple and any other kind
OF ENGINE required. All persons wishing 10 buy
will do W ell 10 call and see them before purchas
ing elsewhere 2s-ly
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yTAIUABIE REAL ESTATE, IN

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN
' CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. PoR SALE At
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN THE BELLONA FOUN.
DRY ANu ARSENAL BY virtue Of the decree 81
the Circuit Court of the city 81 Richmond rendered
on the 18th day of August, 1868, in the following
cases, 10 wit: Charles 5. Palmer rs. Frank 9.
Clark William NJ. Clark, and others Charles B.
Palmer us the same defendants the Exchange
National Bank Of Norfolk uS. the same defend.
o'clock p NJ on TUESDAY the 18th day OF De-
cambrr 1866 sell at auction to the highest bidder
ali the right, title. and interests of the defend.
ant William N. Clark in and TO the TkaGT
Of TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY .sEnEN
ACRES OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
known as the BEL Iona FOUNDRY and ARSE
NAL subject 10 the lien and title of the defendant
Junius L. Archer for unpaid purchase money; by
the decree aforesaid II appears that said william
NJ Clark as associate of Charles ). Palmer, r. q.
Clark William Webster, and Stephen Lounsoery,
parties to the cause s entitled IN equity 10
one undivided hfth part OF said two hundred and
twenty seven acres OF land sold by the defendant
Juniu- l. Archer to said five persons al the price
of thirty thousand dollars IN United States cur
rency subject a certain quail tcation under nue.
pressed in the contract; and thst ten thou.and
dollars thereof (being two thousand dollars from
each OF said Il ~ persons) have been paid, leaving
the residue unpaid. , ,,,,,,,
Tn. right titte and interest Of the said William
NJ Clark in and to the said valuable and WELL
known property Will be sold on the premises d. he
time above specified. go -,
| TERMS OF SALE: ON credit OF six, twelve, and
eighteen months, in equal instruments, bearing
Interest from day OF sale secured by bonds of me
purchaser with good security, payable accord
lngiy. .,, .,rrco>
VINES sE e. NGNRump, Commissioners.
no o6-lawiw
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DRAM AND BROWNSTU Fl, 900
ID bushsls In store for sale low By
nols A. ., Linn
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TAMESA. BLAMIRE. agent fbr y. -
81 j. Power. successor % hci'hail rowess
sixih and Broad streets, Church NIL, has xlass
reccivsd fns assortment OF LAMPS. direct ffon
sss o. he ssl.sas q Church I sailed
'dixIArlxE. sPiess. 10. ssssS TOILET onope
tor ChristmAs pfssanis, very low. We oeH VIA ~
spon hs " square, 90 o~S
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

NOrthWest cOfhef MaIH anu bI5V5HIu 5treetb'
DMINISTRATOR S A L f OF
N STOCK AND FARMING UTENSILS AT AUG
TIoN.-By the request OF James d. Vaughan, ad-
ministratOr Of William ID. Jennings, deceased we
viii sell at auction, at the late residence of william
D. Jennings, deceased on the York River railroad
about four miles from Richmond, on TUESDAY
the 18th day OF December, at IL o'clock A. NJ, All
estate, consisting OF MULES, COWS, HOGS,
HOUSEHOLD and KIT HEN FURNITURE,
FARMING UTENSILS, &c.
TERMS: For all sums OF fifty dollars and UNDER
cash for all larger sums, credit OF four months
for ne otisble notes, satisfactorily endorsed
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
dc 10 Anctionesrs.
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Il RERS OF TOBACCO.-We are manufacturing
our new, improved, patented MACHINERY FOR
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO, and invite a II who
may want machinery for this purpose TO call and
examine IL before purchasing. We believe II only
needs 10 be seen TO be universally adopted. THIS
machinery can be seen In operation at Messrs
Greanor Winne's tobacco factory, on Twentieth
street between Main and Franklin. We will take
pleasure In explaining IL TO all who will call At
our works, corner Of Cary and Seventeenth streets
no 3-lm TALBOT & BROTHER.
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TOBACCO FACTORY MACHINERY,
SCREWS AND PRESSES,
FLATTENING MILLS, 80, 60,
made and repaired In the most thorough and Work.
manliks manner, and
WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION,
al the Works Of
THE UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
CARY STREET BELOW FIPTRRYTH sTSRET,
where
Mr.. JOHN HANCOCK,
who as been engaged expressly for this work, viii
BIO happy to see his old friends and customers,
among the Oldest and best TOBACCO MANUFAC-
TURERS OF RICHMOND. NH Its
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By B. Y. Cannon. trustee for Gosors, Rldt!ek & Co.

BYE. Y. Cannon, trustee for rogers, Ridt:ck Co.
CTION! A U CTIO MI On
N THURSDAY the goth instant, At the
rooms OF Rogers. Riddck Il Co, Fourteenth street,
the following desirable goods will be offered for
s. ho o. BACoN-sIDEs, SHOULDERS and
BREASTS;
hogshcals PORTO RICO and CUBA SUGARS,
Is Barrels Barr RAW and REFINED SUGARS,
20 boxes STARCH,
IS kegs OLD DOM MON NAILS,
200 sacks MARSHALL'S SALT,
10 bags COFFEE,
rs chests GREEN TEA,
10 barrels G.. G. FLOUR,
10 barrels WHISKY,
2 casks FRENCH BRANDY,
MACEEEEL, in barrels, half barrels, and kits /;
HERRlHGS.
GOLDEN SYRUP, MATCHES,
BLICkTNG, FANCY SOAPS,
wOODENWAkE, &c &C.
TERMS Made known on Gay ~ sale.
Z. Y. CANNON, Trustee.
Z. 3. Cook, Salesman.
We respectfully invite our friends and the public
generally, TO attend this sale -,
de Is RODERS, RIDDICK co.
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NOTICE OF ADMINIsTRATioN:,,
N Mrs Eliza Sodini having qualified as ad'
nfnistratr,r ~ fhe estate of ID. Sodini deceased,
and he having appointed her attorney to set set
TIE up the estate, all parsons npaegtsa ~ rue 1s
hereby notified TO make payment to me, ana an
persons having claims against d. Sod1ni or ~ 9o-
ment with ROBERT L. WILEY, at the virginia
Central Railroad depot. ,,ur. orr,
4. -
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I d. PPRsMo;E skSsf BsaAusR. rrua'.ss.
0RUBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneors. De ~


spRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF .
il dsed OF trust sxscnisd 10 ne BY Wtbsm +.
POLY. dated MAY 3oth. 1880, and now Of record IN
the County Court Of chsstsrnsid county, 10 seeuss
the payment Of NOE dated Nay so1 ~ ass -
hundred dollars, Will proessd on NsSSAr sss
deed, consisting Of 10y cysrohnd sitnsssd On hun
street, In tie Town Sof AAnehsstsr nonan9 -.
ven,y.forr feet six inches oe SAG na - sSesA a
srscssS BRICK DWELLING HoueB.
TsRxs or sALE For cash ~ 20 - mvcn "a nAy
on exec nlnx this Trust aad upon s0sh terms - 70
~ = rssians A vim DO made krpwn On the Day Of
sale r Inv - ~ EneLIcs
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BY Paine x Co, Auctloneers.

TRESH DRY GOODS,
Il BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
CLOTHING, &c, ...M .l.
AT AUCTI
On WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, commencing
at 10 clock will sell NJ orr auction. rooms, 10
close consignmeDts, large assortment OF ga-.
FRESH DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, sHOES, and HATS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, &c.
compri ing great variety Of choice and desirable
goods suited t. present sales.
This will be- our last sale for the year. ana we IN
the goods will be sold without reserve.
d. Is PAINE & co., Auetionoers.
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TOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-At the
Il request of George Sash. Esq., We will sell st
public auetion, on ,he premises, On vhpa an
tifuI suburbau REsIDENCt called PO~HATnss
and the twenty three acres OF land attached rof
many wears this beautiful residence has been oc-
cupisd by Robert A. Mayo, Esq and f.miy TIE
buildings consist Of large BRICK DWbLLino-
HOUSE containing nine rooms above basement,
and a large dry base cnt under the whoi@ house
four BRICK OUT bOUsEs, suitable for Servants !;
a fine BRICK STABLE, with quarters ior ostsrsj
OFFICE and STUDY for young men, GAS HOUSE,
and apparatus for making gas. Ths grounds
around the house are most tastefully laid ON, ana
the shade trees and sbTubbeTy are OF the most
beautiful and orna m sntal spscies Tha frsit Wees
are OF the most select kinds. The soil 10 Of ihs
most fertile character. The clay IL very va!uaoie
for brick. making. This beautiful and valuable
property 10 located on Osborne turnpike aud Jsmss
river about one mils from thu business portion OF
Terms: Sl,2lo cash, %. $40 LIST Of January, 1893,
and balance 10 equal instalments ut eighteen ana
twenty four moTths, nsgousbis notes, tntefsss
added, secured by trust deed; colAW9
PILKISToS, PULLlAh Coz.
de BIDS Auctioneen.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS.-
~ we are again manufse curing, and will con-
Time 10 manufacture during the winter, our
Cough KISSES, which we introduced 70 the pub
lie lsst wear. These KISSES are highly recola.
Insndsd as SAVE. Sure, and SPEEDY RELlEL
10 those suffering with Coouas, SoLps, snd d
can he owen to children without fear or difficulty;
They are prepared only BY US, and can DO obtained
Wholesale and retail Cal. I,,y,NrA CO.'S
.sv 500 Broad street.
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1ENsoN'S ERA DICINE, FOR

DENSON'S ERADICINE, FOR
ID WASHING WITHOUT LABok. the great
lfhss been tried by our own people and FOUND 70
liz \ great saying OF time and expense For sale al
whoieSAi0 aH1 p. LATHR0P, Agent,
dal5 Eighteenth street. south Side DOCK:
|,OX,S SPARKLING GELATlNE
I Jand sHRET IsINGLAsS, for Masking Jelly, sold
~ A. B0DEfER u BROThEEs,
Branch Store, Sixth street opposite seeona ASske'
do
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NOTICE.-BY VIRTUE OF THE
~ power conferred by the deed of assignment
from Mc,srs. Rogers Riddick 4 Co, of record in
Richmond Hastings Court, Mr.. WILLIAM II.
ROGERS is hereby authorized TO dispose of the
stock Of MERCHANDISE convey ed by said deed,
for cash. at private sale and To collect and receipt
for the debts conveyed by said assignment until
further notice.
de Is ED. Y. CANNON, Trustee.
NOTICE.-Mr.W WILLIAM Il. POLK,
~ Of this city, having, by deed Of trust, bearing
date the 2Sd OF November, 1885, and duly recorded
in the clerks Office OF Richmond Hastings Court,
assigned and conveyed 10 ms all his REAL and
PERSONAL ESTATE upon certain trusts in said
deed declared, notice is hereby given that all per-
sons INDEBTED to said Polk by BOND, NOTE.
JUDGMENT, OPEN ACCOUNT, or otherwise, are
requested TO make payment TO me as such assignee,
and all persons having effects OF said w. X. POLK
IN their hands are required TO hold the same SUBJ
ject TO Isy order: - .,,,o,,
RICHMOND, November %, 1866. no 2s-ts