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The above sale has been postponed, on account
OF the inclemency o. the weather, until THURS.
DAY, January 2, 1868, at II O'Clock n.
J Il. SANDS,
de- 3O-tds Special Commissioner.
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AmcM0ss Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
by bowman stroock, Auct!onssr,.
40. II fourteenth street, between Msin ana o..

no. IL fourteenth street, between Msin and Cav,
ON COUNT OF TIE HoIJ.
~ DAYS, BOWMAN q sTgOoCK, Auctionser,
nave postponed tho sales Of tbs 24lh and 3ist in,
stants until THURSDAY the "a Of jar nary, rsst
Whsn they will offer at their auction rooms, No /;
Fourteenth street, the largest and most Desirable
sisting OF "'' ''h-
F0RgIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
LADIES AND CENTS FURNISHING GOt,Ds
READY MADE CLOTHING. N'D''
HATS, HOOPS,
WO0LLEN GOODS, SC.
ALSO
ais.a very FINE G, line Of Mems, Boys, wolnens,
BOOTS. SHOES, BROGANS. and BALMORALs.
TRUNKS. VALISES, &c, &c
This being the last sale OF the season, and wish.
Ing to close out all consisnments we would spe-
orally call the attention OF the trade to tina same
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under $lOg, cash mn.
der $500, sixty days; over that amount, ninety
days credit. with approved city endorsement.
lunch will be served.
BOWMAN & sTRooCK,
de Is Auctioneers.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.-In

NOTICE TO TS.X-PAYERS.-In
~ compliance with an ordinance Of the city. Of
Richmond L Will attend at my Office, at the City
Hall, from A. NJ to P. NJ, from the 18th to the
3lst of December inclusive, to receive the re-
naming half of the CITY TAXES, deducting ten
per cent thereon from those who pnid OIle-hdg In
June. julius A. hobSoH, u ". Il.
N B.-Those persons who have not paid any
portion OF their bills will please call during the
same time and pay the amount OF their taxes, az /
will have no Opportunity OF calling on them be-
fore advertising their property for sale, which viii
add twenty per cent: If not soldl. Those who
have not paid their personal tax by that time must
expect to have their goods levied on as soon as !
get cut of the ONCE, az am requested to settle my
deS"im j. A. ROBSON. c. C. E.
WHITE LABORERS AND HOUSE
w sRRVANTS.-I am now prepared to fur
uisb to the citizens of Richmond and the country
generally all classes of WHITE LABOREKS and
HOUSE SERVANTS from the North, or direct
from European countr es.
Applications should be as specific az possible as
to qualifications, character of service to be per-
formed, wages offered, term OF service, &C.:
J. D. IMBODEN,
Virginia Central Land Agency,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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By 0mohundro s Co. Auctioneers,
By Grubbs 4 Williams. Auetionesrs.

5ortnvest sorusr Of Main and Eleventh uteetz
SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
y MARKET FARM ON THE BROOK TURN
PIKE, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUG
TGUN.--On MONDAY, December 3oth. at o'clock
P. N. we will sell upon the Premises the very
valuable little farm of Is acres, fronting on the
Brook turnpike, adjoining Messrs Allan i John.
ston's, l.. S. Irvinc's, and g. Alberger's.
The dwelling Is of brick with six rooms. There
are besides, corn. house, stable, etc.; and the
land is in very good condition for growing vess-
tables.
This place would be desirable home for some
one doing business in the city, being accessible
by good road.
The terms will be very liberal, and will be made
known at the time of sale. Immediate possession
given GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
de23 Auctioneers.
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DGsSOJaGtGOatS, dc

RICHMOND, December %, 1867.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the CO-PARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
betwse en- the undersigned under the hrni and style
Of PEERS & HENnIEG Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent; and all debts due TO said co part
uership and IL debts due by said CO. partnershlp,
are to be paid to and settled by said william >.
Henning. >, ~ 1EEEMM2,
de 30-6tE w j. hENHiNN.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-The business here
| tofore conducted by Barnes, Justis Fowler
will be continued by at the Old stand under the
name and style Of JUSTiS 4 VALENTINE.
Thankful for past favors, we solicit continuance
of that patronage so literally bestowed on the old
honse and promise to use every exertion TO merit
the nnblic favor J P. JBSTlS,
K. T. VALENTINE.
December 10. 1867. de lo-3m
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nuERIFF,S sAIE-Will he sold 70

SHERIFFS sALE.-Will be sold, for
- cash, or the 7th day of January, 1863. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ Of that day. the following property
to Wit, One e,,I A9RsE, BUGGY, and HtAhNES,; lot
Seventh street; and no much OF the fixtures and
effects at the distllery Of said A. Smith situated
on the James River and K0nawha canal about
four miles above town. to satisfy license tax In my
hands against the said A. Smith.
Sale at dist.lery to commence at O'CLOCK r. ii.
Il. J SMITH
do 27td, Sheriff OF Henrico county.
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The Boston 1dvertiSer commences it
notice Of new book with "This book /:
written by a fool"
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NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, December 20 1857.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD
IA of Directors OF this bank held this day 4
DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT. was declared out
of the nett earnings Of the bank for the lat Elk
months which dividend VIII be PAID 10 s,ocK-
holders on and after the I'd day OF January next,
Se % IN Cashier.
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SALE OF VAL

COMMISSIONERS 'S SALE OF VAL
" UABLE Property IN CEESTEkFlELD. -
AS special commissioners Of the Circuit Court Of
the city OF Richmond, under a decree pronounced
against Webstar and others, | shall, on WE'D
NssDAY the ed Janoary 1858, II fair, and II rot.
on the first fair day thereafter, sell atpublic auc.
tiou on the premises, TO the highest bidder. all
that TRACT OF LAND IN Chesterfield county
known as tbs Bellona Foundry and Arsenal"
containing 227 ACRES more less, with the build
inss and improvements thereon, FOR cash as TO so
much Of the purchas money as shall suffice TO pay
"a costs of the said suit and the expenses attend
Ing the SAILS Including the commission OF the com.
missioner, and upon credit OF six. twelve, ard
eighteen months respectively for equal install
ments o. the residue Of he said purchase money !;
the purchaser TO execute bonds with good sacu-
riy for the said instalmants respectively, payable
to the commir siouer and the title OF the property
sold to be retained Gntil the said bonds are tally
paid OF.
title az Is vested In the parties TO said suit which,
however, Is believed 10 bs perfect.
DABNEY w. ARCHES,
de- 23-cawIw Commissioned.
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RenL Estate for Sale.
TFE BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 70

By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, kuctionet
and Real Estate Agents.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

Corner Governor and FRANKLIN streets.
FURNITURE, BEDDING, Slows,
II &C., At AUCTl0E.-0n TUESDAY the Skt
instant ct 10 o. clock, we will sell at our store
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAlkS.
MLRBLE-TOP PARLOR and CAED TABLES,
Several good CARP GTS.
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BUREAUS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BEDSTEAps,
SINGLE and DOUBLE COTTAGES BEDSTBADS,
STAINED WARDRoBES and WASHSTAGDS,
CANE apd WOOD.SEAT CHAIRS,
HAT RACKS, ETEGRES.
New HAIk and SHUCK MhTTRESSHS,
FEATHER BEUS and PILLOWS,
NURSERY and PARLOR FEN DERS,
COOKING, CHAMBER, and OFFICE STOVES,
TIN SAFES, TABLES, &c.
de 80 COOK & LAUGHTON. buetionesrs.
SHERIFF'S SALE-NOT1CE.-
- be sold on THURSDAY the 9th day Of January
1888. at the brewery, on Chimborazo Hill, lately
occupied by 2. Schroeder, deceased, ono sTkAh
ENGINE and all the machinery and fixtures 4
the said brewery also. one two horse WAGON
two BAY AOkSEs and HARN ESS, one 10
SLAVES, EMPTY BARRELS, &C., &c, to satisf
State licenses and State and county taxes In m
-NA-''l' % ~'-''' '~'N aRNRY J. SMITH.
de 3o-2t Sheriff Of Henrico county.
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GRuBBs Y WILLIAM
SALE OF THATVALU-

BY Harrison, Goidin & Apperson, Aue;ionesr
and Real Estate Agents.
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SEERIFF 3 SALE.-Will be sold for
- cash, on the 9Th day Of January, 1883. the fol-
lowing PROPERTY, VII; Lot Of sRiGKs and MA
ward also. one STBAM ENGINE at wharf on
James river-to satisfy distress warrant in favor
of William S. Fowler, guardian, &c, against the
said Company. h. j. SMITH,
do 2Ifd Sheriff OF Hanrico county.
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BY Gloplon & HAYWOOD .
Real Is. ate Agents and Auctionesrs,
Tenth street between Main and Bank.

Tenth street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L EEAL ESTATE, SITUATED At THE COR.
NER OF THIRD AND JACKSON STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of a deed OF
trust e; cuted by DR.. James Beals to me as trus-
tee, to secure the payment OF certain bond
therein mentioned. bearing date the 10th day OF
Fabrua'y. 1887. and recorded in the clerks Office
CT the Hastings Court OF the City Of Richmond,
will proceed to sell at public auction. mon the
premises, on the SIXTH DAY Of JANUARY,
fair day thereafter, two WOOD TENEMENTs at
the corner of Third aud Jackson streets, in the
city Of Richmond, fronting on the west line OF
Third street.
TERMs: Cash.
de2S-tis MYER ANGLE, JR.. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THATVALU-
/ ABLE BRICK TENEMENT ST THE NORTH.
WEST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND GRACE
STREETS.-As trustee In certain deed OF trust,
bearing date LIST February 1888. executed by W.
NJ Tredway, trustee for Mrs. j.. +. Neal and also
by the said L.. F. Neal, duly recorded in Rich.
mond Hastings Court, shall, in execution there
Of, proceed to sell at public auct,on, on the pre-
misses on w NESDAY the 15;h Of January, 1865.
at O'Clock p. M II fair. II not, the first fair day
thereafter, that large and admirably we'll located
BRICK TENEMENT AZ the northwest corner OF
Grace a1d Seventh streets now IN tne occupancy
of Mr. Thomas ID. Neal. The lot has front OF
39I feet and depth OF about l52 feet to g wide
alley The said tenement contains sixteen rooms,
besides which there Is large brick kitchen con-
tanning four rooIns green house, stable, &c. The
location Is equal TO the best In Richmond.
Terms: Enough In cash TO defray the expenses
of sale and tho balance now unpaid 10 the original
creditors estimated at about IS, 3oo Credit a.
TO SO unit the 4.h OF February 1893 and as 10
the residue OF the proceeds Of sale, such terms
40 may be announced at the hour OF sale. The
taxes and insurance Tor ICES 70 bs paid by the pur
chaser. I. STOKES, Irusteo.
P. SIT is probable that on the day, of sale the
terms Of sale may be changed 30 as 10 make the
payments more accommodating.
de 2-lawt AMI 2awt janlo-dtdB
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CHERIFFS SALE.-The sale adver-
= tisod To take place 1T the dstillery Of Messrs.
Christian Lea Monday the goth day 5 OF psSe IN
JSHUARY, 1888, at the same place and nouT;
do 3o-1t u. > oMii ~, -. -. ".
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THIS DAY.
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by IIOPIUH U
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers'
Tenth between Main and Bank atfeets.
TOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR
III SALE AT AUCTION We will sell on MON .
DAY the 3oth December, 1857. at 1cS o'clock at the
rssidence OF Mr Charles Johnston, oa the soutn
side of Franklin street between Twenty. sixth and
teaninr n norton Of his FURNITURE, consisting
Of the usual assortment Of ParIor, shsmbers ana
dining room. Also, ONE sUPkKiOR SEVEN :
A' CLOPToN & HARDWOOD,
Real estate agents and auctionesrs,
Tenth between main and Bank streets.
de27-tdS
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TWO NEAT FRAMED TENE-
1 MsNTS. on SECOND NEAR TO FEDERAL.
STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTIOH.-Will be
sold at uction, on the premises, on MONDAY the
3Oth of December 1867. at half past o'clock P.
NJ, TWO FRAMED TESEMENTS located as
| above, each containing three rooms, occupied by
NJ ry Jane Sullivan and others.
TERMS At Rale.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERsoN,
de q Auctioneers,
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span bav mare Mules hands, and old, travel
and kind In every way Also rosn mare Mule l5 hands,
team O. mules in the country and all direct from Virginia
The New York herald., 1867-03-12

nfen nRWARD-YOR A NKW sAKArDdA. fRuNE,
310U. ssisa on Friday niokt bssvesn Land e'eeck
H O. hsoss Il rlssh tyssSs sestcinhs q 4 80 w..ss
nnS 60 !sssslSs S;;k Secs y 10 d.ssnviss Evass
ssraias ~ sunk ssd sessss 70 ~ rssst 81 NintA AZ
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-11-13

the pefbat+ssbrJ Rave iI been brbbugdsf q Trial
or punishment. But on the contrary. the
present Legislature aefs the iStete has beee
swift to pass an acts general amnesty and
pardon 10 order to screen them from all fu-
tpre investigation. Il would have been Tar |.
mote pftFer and mod c6ntln& v6 tbs thaafaN
ture peace and welfare Of the country, bad
the Legislature instituted in each county q
commission to take affidavits respecting the
occurrences in it, to be published in a vol
ufne and preserved among the public arch
ives, asa perpetual warming to Posterity .--sI
Such a record would certainly serve as, q !,
guide to future Legislatures ip making just
Determinations in such acts Of amnesty as
good policy may from time to time require.
Tak untimely rhastsi of legislators to draws
curtain over it all, leaves room for suspicion
that the purpose was not only to secure the
guilty from punishment, but more especially
to savethe instigators and leaders OF the re (!
bellion from the disgrace to which the truth :
might expose them, before. the tribunal Of
mankind. IA ~ q t5,s.r.,s, i,
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-11-13

GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES FOR SoUTH-
ERIN sRELIEF.-4Tbe law of the last Congress
ito relieve the suffering in the South was
signed by the President on the Both of last
March, and orders to cease operations there
under were issued by the bureau on the 26th
of august. Relief was therefore Offered to
the people of the South, without regard to
color, race or sex, for a period Of about five
months. The greater part Of the reports Of
the agents iareiin 'The distribution Of funds
lto'various States was in refund figures asfol-
lows: Virginia, $1s.350; North Carolina,
S32 800 South Carolina, l04, 700; Georgia.
1926, 100; Alabama, $50, 900 Florida. 81,
600; Mississippi, $s5, 900; Louisiana, $sf,-
100 Tennessee, $4,000; and Arkansas,
: Ii 600, making atotal of about S441, 65OA
Al the last reports small portionsb of, this
money were yet on, hand, but it is believed
that every dollar Of it will be required to
settle the outstanding bills, /. The various
reports lead to the conclusion that between
seYenty-hye and eighty thousand different
persons were!relieyel, some of whom were
supported for weeks, and Others probably
for months. More than half; of these per
sons Were whites q The supplies furnished
were mainly corn and pork; the returns
made to the bureau, with monderate ,esti-
mate for the few districts, not yet in gives an
aggregate about $50 000q pounds of pork
and 120, 900, bushels of corn.so,s j,ag.l