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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-13

By Pilkinton, PuIliam Co,


By Pilkinton, Puiliam CO.,
Auc.ioneers and Commission Merchants,
10. . Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel.
EOR SALE AT AUCTTON.-At the
T fsnuest OF David Mcdaniel, ESQ, we will sell
At public suction, commencing at III o'clock A. ~.
on the premises, on THURSDAY the goth OF De
eember, 1889, at Broad Rock, the following named
/, head OF CATTLE OF SUPERIOR STOCK,
among them splendid Devon bull;
FLOODED COLTS,
20 head Of HOGS,
A large quantity OF BLADE and TOP FoD-
DER,
A large quantity OF sHUCKs,
WHEAT THREsHER, in good order;
sWAGONS and HARNESS and several sets Of
WAGON WHEELS and AXLES,
large quantity OF OLD IRON,
large BOILERS, and most of the FARMING
UTENSILS on the farm.
TERNs: Liberal, and made known on day OF
sale. PILKlNTON, PULLlAM Co,
dels Auctioneers.
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By Ord s & Williams. Auctioneers.
North west eFner Main and Ele venth streets.

DESIRAG1E LOT AT AUCTION
~ By virtutf decree OF the Court OF Hustings
Of the city ofDchmond, rendered in the case OF
Samuel w. HSpton, administrator, &C., Us. Polly
Marshall, &c>sae undersigned commissioner will,
st4 O'Clock 1T on FRIDAY the, aist day Of De.
cember, 1855, at auction, on the premises. to
the highest Nfdef, the LOT OF ground In the
proceedings nltioned, sitnate in the city OF Rich
Inond, frontip23 feet on st. Peters street. with
depth Of 50 F-t being the same lot OF ground
conveyed 5nuel r. Cole to Reuben Marshall,
deceased, in life. time.
TERMS OF liz: A credit Of three months, the
purchaser 81 ting his negotiable note, with ap-
proved end&ment, and the legal title retained
as additional curiiy. F.P, TURNER, n
Special Commissioner.
GRCBBs RbLIAMs, Auctioneers de- Idiot
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MARRIED.

In Baltimore, on the 10th in-tant, at the reel
dence of the brides parents, by the Rev. James
Cadden, WILLIAM Il. SCHWARTZ and M IS Ju
LA G. BANDED, second daughter OF Andrew
Randall Eso
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SHIPPING.

CHRISTMAS IS COMING.-AT NO.
" 1918 MAIN STREET, a great variety. Of
FANCY GOODS, suitable for Christmas and New
Years presents, such as
BOOKS IN RICH BINDING;
RoSEw GOD, MAHOGANY, and PAPIER-MACHIR
WRITING DESKS and WORK BOXES;
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS;
A great variety of
TOY BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
Agreat variety Of
GAMES FOR CHILDREN;
PERFUMED NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES, in
boxes;
RICHLY GILT-MOUNTED GOLD PENS and
PENCIL CASES;
HANDSOME FAMILY and POCKET BIBLES and
PRAYER BOOKS,
together with large stock of BOOKS and STA
TIONERY all Of which will be sold to suit the
times. Z. I. TOWNSEND,
de l3-2w 1913 Main street.
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MEDICINES, ETC.
4 YiS CATHARTIC PILLS q

YtS CATHARTIC PILLS are
IN tiirst perfect purgatiye which We are able
TO proA or which we think has ever yet been
how thsy
ordinsx ediclnes in use. They are safe and
plessse take, but powerful to cure. Their Pc
netrateIopertl.s stimulate the vital activities
purify Hood. and expel disease. They purge
out III s5lbumors which breed and grow dis
temper, hulate sluggish or disordered organs
, olS TO the Whole h system No. only
do thsg Pre- the evoy day complaints OF every
body, $50 formidable and dangerous diseases:
Whil4S produces powerful effects, they are At
the 81 Nme, IN diminished doses, the safest and
best Be that can be employed for children.
Bein4 bar coated, they are pleasant 20 take
and purely vegetable sI made ,ss vS; SS any
pass q, were they not substantistsd by men OF
such Bed position and character ~ to forbid
the s bon Of untruth. Many eminent clergy
tify O. public the reliability Of our remedies,
whilO sr have sent IA the assurance Of their
eonvS that our preparations contribute ian
mend b the relief of our afflicted, suffering fol.
Th) Int below named is pleased to furnish
gratiUF American Almanac, containing Gree
lions he use aud certificates OF their cures, OF
Cos tJss, Bilioas Complaints, Rhsumstism,
opvartburn. Headache arising from foaL
stom Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inac,ion o.
lency. Of Appetite, all diseases which require
an ev1nt medicine. They also, BY purifying
the blend stimulating the system, cure many
comptN which Il would not be supposed they
could d, such a. Deafness, Partial Blindness,
NeuraDFan Nervous Irrtabllity, Derangemsns
Of the In and kidneys, Gout, and other kindred
compl& arising from . low state OF the body, or
obstrut OF its functions.
Do 4 put of by upprincipled dealers With
other krations which they make more proht
on; Ind ArEg's and take no others. The
sick The best aid there 10 for them, and they
shoult cit.
Pre- by DR.. J. C. AVER 4 Co., Lowell, Mas
and nv dealers every where. de o-2m
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ps- wILDER's FAMOUS

STOMACH BITTERS.
See advertisement In another part OF this paper.
For sale at wholesale and retail by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
de7-ts Richmond, Va.
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Rr Pilkinton. Pulliam & Co. !,
BY NU+b
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel.

Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Wall street, under St. Charles Hotel.
EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
f request of George Nash, Esq, We will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY tho
3Ist of December 1856, at o'clock p NJ the beau
tiful suburban Residence called POWHATAN,
and the twenty three acres of land attached. For
many years this beautiful residence has been oc
cupiad by Robert A. Mayo, ESQ. and family. The
buildings consist OF sarge BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, containing nine rooms above basement,
and large dry basement under the whole house !;
four BRICK OUT HOUSES, suitable for servants !
a fine BRICK STABLE, with quarters for ostlsrs !;
OFFICE and STUDY for,young men, GAS HOUSE,
and apparatus for making gas. The grounds
around the house are most tastefully laid OH, and
the shade trees and shrubbery are OF the most
beautiful and ornamental species. The fruit trees
are of the most select kinds. The soil is OF the
most fertile character. The clay is very valuable
for brick making. This beautiful and valuable
property is located on Osborne turnpike and ames
river, about one mile from the business portion oil
the city Of Richmond.
and balance in equal instruments at eighteen and
twenty -four months, negotiable notes, Interest
added secured by trust deed.
PILKINToN, PULLlAM CO.,
de l3-tds Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
p. w. GRUBBs, ! Trrstees
FREDERICK BRAUER,
GRrRRR & WIILIAMs, AucttOneers. de ~

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of u
l deed of trust executed to me by william K.
Polk dated May 3Oth, 1898, and now of record in
the County Court of Chesterfield county, to secure
the payment of a note dated May 3oth, 1855 due SIX
months after date, for the sum OF twenty three
hundred dollars, will proceed on MONDAY the
9th day OF December 1855, at IL o'clock on the
premises 10 sell the property conveyed by said
deed consisting OF lot of ground situated on Huh
street, in the Town of Manchester. fronting Sc
venty.f four feet Fix inches said Hull street on
the southeastern side of said street. on which Is
erected a BRICK DWELLING-UO
TERMS OF SALE: For cash as to so much as may
be necessary TO pay the said note and the expenses
of executing this trust and upon such terms ~ 10
the residue as will be made known on the day OF
sale. LEWIS A. fhhLF >,
de 12-tds trustee.
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By HsrrS. Goddin i Apperson, Auctioneers.
Bankenrokers, and Real Estate Agents.
Eamuel C. Tsrdy, Auctioneer.

Hdmuti VI nuStiohoOAs .
BCCO MACHINERY. = On
l. TUAY, December IS, commencing at II
O'Clock, be sold at the factory on Twenty.
nth str@crmerly occupied by J. b. Royster6
Co., III assortment 81 MACHINERY for the
manufaN of tobacco, viz:
SIZING PRESSES,
FIEIING PRESSES.
BlDkEsSES,
Pip SHAPES,
HGPOUND SHAPES,
sM LUMP SHAPES,
BtANDs,
BifSs. siSKERs,
and othsfticles appertaining to the business.
A MUssRE COLEMAN TOBACCO PRESS, with
twelyHtsiners-capacity 5000 pounds per
Manuferers DESTROYS OF enlarging their ope-
ratfons, 4thoss wishing 10 engage In the busi.
ness, wi I've rare opportunity OF purchasing
machinefr the purpose. IN ii
TBRAg SALE on sums OF $500 and over, .
credit u lety days, interest added, for approved
city paps SAMUEL c. TARDY,
de 6-Ads Auctioneer.
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Auctionsers and Commission Merchants,
No. Wall street, under 81. Charles Hotel.

No. avail street, under 81. Charles Hotel.
U,RUsTEEs SALE OF FARM.
L FLOUR AND GRIsT MILL, In CHESTER.
FIELD COUNTY by virtue 81 oeed OF trust,
pignon and wife to James A. Clarke, Trustee for
Austin ullman, shall sell a. paolic auction, on
O'CLOCK IA the tract on LAND, containing fifty
acres, lying on Falling creek, In chestern;s,l ,
county, being the same Iand conveyed by ssid vi
a tract OF LAMB containing four acres, lying OF
Failing creek with q -four and grist mill sitnatee
thereon and adjoining the above tract and In'
lands OF James Gregory and William A. ASrnn
Esqs.
TERNs 500 In cash; on the balance libsrs
credit will be given
JAMES A. CLARKE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PILKISToS, PULIIAx 20.
Auctioneers no 27-eodtda
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Doll

TVLARS REWARD.-stolen from my H.
farm, Wes,ham seven mi es above Rich I%~
mond on James river, on the night OF the.l-Z~l.
eth OF December, one large SoRREL DIX AUOHP
HORSE, with white feet on left side, also saddle
marks, and white star in observation-disclosures thought
to be ten years old. Also, one large BAY DRAuGHr
HORSE, rather rough and raw-bonsd, marked
u S-supposed to be nine years old.
will nav 1873 seventy. five dollars for the ar
rest OF the thief, and seventy five dollars for the
delivery Of the horses TO me at my office. No. IOla
Main street. [de lo-lw U. +. BREsbE.
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EOR RENT, a BRICK HOUSE on
Il Franklin street between Thirteenth and IA
Fourteenth streets. Also, FRAME HOUSE G:;H
on what Is known az Liggons Hill, near .EAA
Seventeenth street. Also, FRAME HOUSE near
Mount Erin. Possession can be had on the LIST OF
January next b. ID. EACHO.
Real Estate Agent and Collector,
corner Fourteenth street
de IL and Exchange alley.
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NOTICE.-BY VIRTUE OF THE
~ power conferred by the deed OF assignment
from Messrs. Rogers, Riddick 4 Co, of record in
Richmond Hastings Court, Mr.. WILLIAM H.
ROGERS is hereby authorized 10 dispose of the
stock of MERCHANDISE conveyed by said deed,
for cash. private SALE and TO collect and receipt
further notice.
de Is ED. Y. CANNON, Trustee.
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DAcHAHOUT DIES ARABES and
II, RJsCOTINE for invalids and tlf2nts, NJ
MADE d HAKEkss Drug ttors.
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TRQTEE'S SALE OF LAND, ON
6mnuNrTT n FLYER RAILROAD. IN. NEW KsHf
Iog p,.r u,apa pursuance OF deed from the hsirs
duly recorded IN The clerks once OF Nsw Kent
County L9a ~ mi LOT the purposes therein nansd,
PRIDAI The. 18Th n day q Dsesmbsr' isss, 1t Il
o'clock d., sns naCI W LAND Of which Prossef
Kent county, the York River RAILROAD within
half mile ofeummit station. and eontainins nv
aCR RESI- AND eA'kS
This proper3is extremely valuable on account.
OF the sxcsll8 wood and timber with which n .
abounds, hawk only about ten acres OF cleared
land upon thck ole tract, and VIII be sold wirs-
out reserve TO lie highest bidder
TERMS: Oh Third each, balance at six and
twelve month"; with interest added. and secured
by a deed OF tst.
Persons ing to purchase win be shown the
property by ID. Mary higgins, living on the land,
and may get trther information by applying 70
LIrTksTON oyster, Eqp deputy sheriff Of
de l2-tds n A. r. COURTNEY, Trustes.
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TOBACCO FACTORY MACHINERY,
SCREWS AND PRESS ES,
FLATTENING MILLS, 30, TO-,
manlIks manner, and
WARRANTED TO GIyE SATISFACTION,
THE Union MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Cary STREET. sEIow RIFTERsrB STREET,
n. where
ME JOHN HANCOCK,
vho a, bssn eng aged expressly for this work, will
he hsppy 10 see his old friends and eustomsrs,
sn,oar he Oldest and best TOBACCO MANUfAC.
rrp Sps f,r pJCUMOND nh Its
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A nice STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS, all
grades and styles, constantly on hand.
The pub lie are invited to call and examine.
de elm
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GOODS MADE TO ORDER AT THEIR BALTI
MORE HOUSE AT SHORT NOTICE.
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AUCTION sAIEs-71TURE DAY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
~ gAgLg REAL ssTATg, WITH con!oE1::
he Circuit coufs Of he county Of Rsnrss. 81
pointed BY . decree rendered on the sth Of No.
yembsr, 1895, in the case Of Baker, ke sssinse
lie sa:,ioo. on The prs@ iisss on sosDHY Es
sih Of December 1885, ut u O'clock p NJ, the ssl-
liable real estate referred to Ia the pspen sled tn
Nancy Mettsrt died SEIZED, fronting on the north
side VI vsnable street about IS feet more or less
Snnins back within parallel lines 40 feet 20 Ces
ABLE FRAMs DWELLING containing six rooms
o oeslae, good brick kitchen, &c. is nearly
opkoska the residence Of Mr. Kill ali Baker.
:. IEks One fourth cash balance at 8, 10, and
1 ,a,I ior negotiable notes, interest added,
III .alf retained until tie purchase money 10
de EATON WrrCps ~ Ca,n,nyssIo..,
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DICE.-RANGOON RICE, in bags,
Fourteenth street. near Exchange Hotel.
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DOR RENT OR LEASE.-The sub
Il scriber wishes to rent or lease his valuable
FISHERY on the Pamunkey river, in King viii lam
county, about ten miles above West Point, for a
year term OF years. The Richmond and York
River railroad runs within quarter OF mile of
the fishery. This Is considered one OF the best
fisheries in Virginia. For particulars address
HENRY CORR,
King William Courthouse.
Refer TO John J. Wilson, N. b. Hill, and Colonel
T. J, Evans, Richmond. de l0-st~
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nor SALE OR LEASE. that very de

EOR SALE OR LEASE, that very de-
l. sirable RESIDENCE known as Mount Ia
Erin" situated on the Williamsburg ave- 1S:3
nue., overlooking James river and all the .H.lA
surrounding country and city. The house is Well
furnished, and will be sold or rented with the
premises Possession be had Immediately.
Apply to Z. d: EACHO,
Real Estate Agents and Collector,
corner Fourteenth street
de IL and Exchange alley.
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NEOLASSES.- CUBA aud ENGLISH
Nl ISLAND M0LAssGS, In pnncheons and bar
reIs for sale by GORDON CRlNGAN,
Fourteenth street. near Exchange Hotel.
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TOR RENT, a FRONT BASEMENT
Il ROOM, suitable for an Office or lodging -
room for gentlemen. Inquire upon the pre- t.:1
and Marshall. de 2-4t
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ssy SMILEY, ROANE & CO.,

sH sHIPLEY, ROANE CO.,
CL0THIERS
CORNER FOURTEENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
Opposite Exchange and Ballard Hotels),
RICHMOND, VA,
have Just received another supply OF FRESH
GOODS mice BEAVER OvERCoATs and BUsI-
NESS sUITS). which they are Offering at Balt-
more prices.
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IRON AND BRASS FoUNDRIEs.

IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTU-
i RERs OF T0BACC0.-We are manufacturers
our new, improved, patented MACHINERY FOX
may want machinery for this purpose to call and
examine 1t before purchasing. We believe II only
needs to be seen to be universally adopted TINS
Cireanor & Winne's tobacco factory, on Twentieth
street between Main and franklin; We will take
anr works corner Of Cary and Seventeenth streets.
noss'Im TALBOT q BROTHER.
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WANTED, to rent to gentlemen, ONE
w FURNISHED and ONE UNFUR- kzl
NIsHED CHAMBER. Apply at 6?5 Main -
street near Seventh. de 6-ts .HlA.
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EOR RENT, TWO BRICK HOUSES
II on Clay above Adams street, one With -
ten rooms, kitchen with four rooms, smoke, f,.H
coal and wood houses, stable and carriage lEyk
house the other with eight rooms, kitchen with
two rooms, wood and coal-houses, and stable. Gas
and water on both premises. Possession given i'm
mediately. For terms, which will be reasonable,
apply at the lumber-yard Of
SMITH 4 HARDWOOD,
de1a-at corner Serenth and Canal streets.
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NOFFEE.-Prime RIO, LAGUAYRA,
I and old GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE for
ssJ. nv GORDON h CRINGAN,
Fourteenth street, near Exchange Hotel.
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By William X. Smith 4 Co., Auctioneers,
once and sales lot corner Broad and Seventeenth
streets, No. esi.
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very carefully that, especially in the case of
treason, the party charged with that crime
I must be tried at the place where the overt act
was committed, in a district previously ascer-
tanned by law, and by a jury from that BALI
wick. Now, any law which processes to
change that in any respect looks TO me so much
like an attempt 10 commit judicial murder
that have always been afraid 10 attempt it.
i am afraid that the traitors in the South, if
tried under our existing Constitution and
- laws, will not one of them be convicted
\ should never attempt TO try them for treason
try them as beliigerents under the
law OF nations and the laws OF war;
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FOR RENT.


THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
/ YARD, AND GARDEN OF Mr.. JAMES -
M0Rs0N, IN GO0CHLAND COUNTY, ON c::1
JAMES RIVER NEAR DOVER MILLS, FOR -
RENT.-We offer for rent for one year the large,
costly, and elegant mansion attached TO the estate
OF Mr. Morson, located as above. Besides the large
mansion there Ia comfortable dwelling In the yard
containing six rooms; Near to the mansion there
Il large garden, and an enclosed park or pasture
grounds OF forty acres. To an acceptable tenant,
besides the garden the use Of the pasture grounds
would be granted. Whilst for a large family the
place presents great attractions, yet for boarding
school 1t possesses peculiar advantages. Apply to
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERsON,
de ia-2aw2~ Austionsers.
EOR RENT, two HOUSES, one on
Il the Creighton road, one mile from Rich: II
mond. II has three rooms, kitchen and l.:H
other out houses. with well OF good water, 49,
and two acres Of ground attached Possession
given Immediately. Also, one small FRAME
DWELLING on Oregon Hill. For terms apply to
WIN E. WADE,
Main street between Eighteenth
del3-2t and Nineteenth streets.
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WANTS.

WANTED, HOME for a WHITE
about eleven wears Of age. These are children OF
a widow who finds 1t impossible to take care o
them. A good home il hoped for. Address s. =
hoy Al de I2-lwt
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TALCINED PLASTER.--50 barrels
u CALCINEp PLASTER, fresh from the works,
for sale by MYERS & BROTHER.
del3-3i Dock and Seventeenth streets.
lnsg
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NOR HOARSENESS.- PATE Pee
II ToRAL," most delightful, convenient, and
ancient remedy for coughs, colds, and hoarseness
For sale at MEADE u BAKERS Drug Store,
dsIS Ninth and Franklin streets.
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ROSE N E.--Ten barrels just re-
IN csivsd and for sale At nannssctassrs ps,ess
by fn~aal HNlR p'NAL
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T ARD.-20 kegs No. ! LARD for sale
Il 4 low to close consignment:
MYERS & BROTHER,
de l3-3t Dock and Seventeenth streets
T,y0gy cow.
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Affairs m fee.ee.e~.


THE CAnAL.-Arriyed-S oass seneca, grain
and meal TO Benz Darby; BassliAs, corn 70
markets o. T. Snouffes. wheat 20 do; scow
Red Stone and seyenteen boats with, coal to
Hampshire and Baltimore company. Us. IL
tons; American company. 665. IL tous;' Borden
company. x1.l2 tons; Central company. 4562
tons; J. c. Holster, l091e soas; Oumserland
company ei0.9 ions. Dsparted-O. T. Suouf-
Ter, salt -Ac-, 10 hollands ferrya lBaseline,
merchandise, 10 Lam Lock IL; Sally Bilimyer.
sunories, to Shepnerdsto Wn: Capitola, do to
Conrad,s Ferry; Muucher. iron, 70 Laft Lock
10; j. w. Schanck, sundries. to Cumberland
and 81 boats light. The season for navigating
the canal ia drawing TO a close, and the boat
men, especially those Engaged IN the coal
trade, are talking about tying up their boats
! -FOUR AND GRAIN MARKEr.-The market
for -four and grain opened this morning with
oct any change of the closing prices OF last
week as quoted in the Star of saturday The
transactions are o-day limited to supply the
CITY trade
PORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ats
Philadeiphia, Fultz master, frem PhIiadel-
phis; Geo. II. Stout, Fora master from Ne
York, with merchandise Cleared-Steamer
New York. Plat master. for New York
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RY J. q. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctio.ssrs.
OHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE HoUs.
AID GRoUNps On TIE CoRNER or
EsTATE OF TIE LATE EDWARD EyER.

4G!n1S We 1hA LAIE BDhAkD BNEk-
By virtue Of Q decree passed By the supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia, sitting in
chsncery, In o cause numbered 6sl, wherefa
sidney Everett and oteefs are complainants and
heien y Everett and others are defend snts. the
un6ersighed, tr 9stee, appointed under said decree
viii sell. AZ pubic auction, on THURSDAY, the
9th gay OF Deoemper, A. ID. 1856, Ct clock o. m .
on the premises. ell that part of Square No. l69
contained within the following metss and bounds .
Beginning Of the northwest corner Of said sQuare
and running thence esstwsrdly with the line OF
north street 50 feet II inches; thence south 10
feet Inches thence west So feet II inches TO 18Th
street, thence north 10 the place Of Beginning the
the west half Of Lot No TO- in subdi vision az ssi6
city OF Washington.
The above property is situated on the corner OF
18th street west and G. street north, and Is in1-
proved by first class three story Double House.
In complete order and repair. and one Of the most
oesirabie residences In the city.
The terms Of sale rs prescribed BY the decree
are Oae third cash: and the residue in three
equal fnstslments, at SIX, twelve, and eighteen
months, for which the notes Of purchaser, bear
ing interest from the cay Of sale. secured 70 the
satisfaction Of the trustee, will be taken, and
lien retained on the premises ssld.
1.-THE terms OF sale are not implied with By the
purchaser within ten days from the day of sale, ,
the trustee reserves the right rese the same nj
public suction, 1t the lex and cost Of the default
Ing purchaser, upon i've days notice in the Ma
All convey ancins and stamps at the cos, Of the
WILLIAM Il PHILIP. Trustee
a no sod j. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-03
CITY ITEMS.

DO NOT AL to attend the Grand Bail of the
Urbanity Association tonight at Marini's
Academy, as IL is composed Of young gentle
men who understand the management or such
entertainments, we have no doubt it will be
one OF the grandest affairs of the season.