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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22

o. and after Aon.iay. Nov. u, 1876 rassen
ger Trains will run as follows
GOING EAST-MAlL AND EXPRESS leaves
Woolhincat 900 A. NJ; Boone, i2,25 p NJ.
Cedar Rapids, 8. 40 T. NJ; Clarence, $50 NJ.
Clinton. 100 NJ; ard arrive in Chicago at
6 90 A NJ.
EXPRESS PASSENGER leaves Woodbine at =, 30
r. w.. Boone 1885 A. NJ Ceda, Rapids, $40
A. NJ; Clarence $50 4 M.;.Clinton, II, ,25 P. Al.
and arrive Mt Chicagont 7,20 L. NJ.
GOING WEST.-MAiL AND ExrREsleaving
Chicago at 1902. NJ; arrives at Clinton 2, 20
A Nj; Clarence $40 a NJ; Cedar Knpids, 100
A. NJ; Bounc 1,55 P. NJ; Wooihinc, S,30P. NJ
EXPRESS sPAssESGER---Icavlng Chicago at
s.l5 A. M; arrives II Clinton At Sis r. NJ;
Clarencev5, ,55 r. NJ; Cedar Rapids, AS 7. NJ.
Boone. $50 "A. NJ; Woodhine, S,45 a. NJ. 4
I. q. HOWE, Supt. a
B.F.rATRICK, Genl Pass. Agent, (
Clinton, Nov. "a. 1866. IS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22

According 10 the new State Constitution OF
N'sso ri, 8 married wou4a can make will.
\ husband some years asp, bought P ece OF
ground ard made lie title IN his Wits name
She dying short time ego. made will be-
queat...ng this property anda suit now brought
IS "a a..s.srt ~ nc husband u break the will.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22

A lady in soledaa feU days previous 10 tie
drawing Of the ''Grosby House Art As.oeia-
ton" dreamed that she drew the f.st plize
---lhe Opera iouse-hu, could net distinctly
discern tie number Of tie ticket. Size. low
ever, or awakening decided Il was tie frs.
number TIM. should occurio her. The lucky
number IS, auo occurred 10 her, and size Was
very rne!i impressed with the Importance Of
purchasing that ticket, II it was 70 be obtainea
but finally neglected 10 do SO.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22

A New Bedford lady recently wro.e 70 ;
Boston publishing house for cory 81 ''G4i-
lert or, Trust in Col, aud received fex IL.
ply, "rher, IS 40 faust IL tod. in Ey-son. -
Boston IS decidedly IA need y . few ~.,~.-a-
.,:ee
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bles against his second son, boy of some
ten years, supported by General Breckin-
ridge and another Cabinet officer. The
game lasted nearly an hour; and notwith-
standing the skill of his opponents, Brock
inridge, who plays the best game of mar
bles of any leading public man since Judge
Marshall excelled. and who had his usual
good luck, came of victorious.
The youngsters, two bright, intelligent
southern boys, will never forget that ar
IDENTITY disputed game of marbles with Mr..
Davis, who, to their infinite delight,
seemed as much at home with all the
words of caution and command, from
"knuckle down at taw" to "roundiDgs,"
as themselves.
At Yorksille, Colonel Preston and other
gentlemen had arranged for the accommo-
dation of Mr.. Davis and his party at private
houses, and here they remained one night
and part of the next day.
A small cavalry escort secuted exten.
sively, and kept Mr.. Davis advised of the
positions Of the enemy's forces, to avoid
which was q matter of some difficulty.
With this view, the party from Yorkvi!le
rode over to point below Clinton, on the
Lawrenccville and Columbus railroad, and
thence struck off to Cokesboro', on the
Greenville railroad.
Here the party received the kindest at
tention at private houses. On the evening
of his arrival Mr.. Davis received news by
scout that the enemy's cavalry, IN con-
siderable force, was but ten miles OFT, and
that he was pressing stock upon all SIDES
and it was deemed advisable to make Dul
brief stay.
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A Paris letter-writer tells this story
of the late French Minister, Achllle
Fould: "One day magnificent turkey
stuffed with truflles made it's appearance
at the Ministry Of Finance, was speeuiiy
dence, and served to the Minister. AS the
noble bird was being cut up, an enormous
truffle, with afolded letter inserted in IT,
rolled out, to the astonishment and con;
cealod amusement of the beholders, ana .
the highly. scented missive was presented u Cd
to NJ. Fould, who burst into hearty laugh
w tenss. ne It n was signed by an Old officer
who had long and in vain solicited q place.
Demand after demand had been delivered.
and committed to the waste-paper basket J ;
and at last the cunning heutenanS nau nau
recourse to this singular epissolary ruse e.
which succeeded to perfection; for n month 1
afterward he was appointed to the ofhce ne
had so long wished for"
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with him. Tho cheap stores are accord
inely doing brisk business in selli,ng
ready made clothes, groceries, and powder
and shot. A small quantity OF the lass Is
deemed indispensable now ABOVE all oIher
times, in order to crafty the taste lot
game which these people universally pos
Sess,
The Hastings Court, which transacted q
large amount Of business yesterday and
the day before, adjourned last evening till
Monday. Several of the prisoners were
sentenced to the penitentiary for terms
varying from one to five years, but the
greater number, being simply misdemeanor
cases, were sentenced to confinement in
the city Jail for from twenty to sixty days,
according to the grade Of the offence.
SN0WDEN,
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PETERSBURG, December q, 1867.


Yesterday and to-day the tobacconists
and ;nsnectors of this city have been not q
LITTLE exercised by tho report current on
the streets that changes were about to be
made nv the Governor in the Inspector
ships of our several warehouses. On in
cniry, there appears to be good foundation
for the rumor. The appointments Of in
spectors are made annually, apd the first of
the year is the time when the appointees
enter on the duties Of their office.
According to the same authority, a CO.
lored man is TO have the inSpectorshp of
lumber, and German that Of guano.
Where the negroes are SO greatly in the
majority as they are in this city, this dis
tribution of the loaves and fishes seems to
be altogether unequal; indeed, if more of
our best colored men had been selected for
some Of the other places, the appoint
mentS would probably have been of a
higher grade.
In view Of this fact, it is understood
that the Radical Club has had the matter
under consideration, and recommended
their own favorites to the Governor-that
is to say, one for each warehouse. the
other being elected by the owners thereof.
If the names have been correctly reported
their only fitness for the position consists
In being ultra Radicals and Yankee adj
,Venturers. AS to their being Judges of
tooacco, 1t is hardly probable either of
In1 ,. ever saw even field Of tobacco in
ouillfanon; nor have We heard of their ever
attenoing the sales at the Exchange. But
W WY are oouotless "loyal" men. which
virginia gentlemen are not sunnosed to
be; and this sufficient onaIti ppGSUu so w.
any ONCE IN the State, FROM the Goyernor
IA, a general meeting of the citizens e
oalsea to convene at Tabb.street @ chnrc rs
S Sar mo Monday evening to organize svStsra
S Sl efficient efficient action to promote V Tine necessity
t;rs acknowledged by all, for az 'n n object
destituti9n. Il was only 1 few amount noun Of
mat We heard u gentleman ,vm Gays ago
rife. 'naV II was ter
The approach of Christmas :,
clearly indicated by the great ;neu very
coiored people from the surronn nG o. o.
country. They come to got their hoiid u a !
supplies, and each brings little none
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BY James II Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office s2l Main street,
threa doors he low Spotswood Hotel

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRACT OF
Il LAND, AND IMPROVEMBNTS THEREON,
KNowN IS "GLgNBUENLE" - THE COUNTY
deed nj trust executsd by 8. d. Hicks. and duly
recorded In the Clerks Office Of the County Court
Of Henrtco, and at the request Of the beneficiary
lie auction, on the gremiSes on TUESDAY
the 9Th day OF December. 1867. at IL O'Clock
NJ the TRACT OF LAND as above described. II
contains about l20 acres more or less, with the
improvements thereon, being dwelling with ten
or eleven rooms, in good order, and one OF the
most desirable residences In the county. 1t has
is considered to bs of the most desirable farms
adjacent TO the city.
TlRAs Cash for The expenses OF the sale and for
the sum of IS, O5tS5, and interest on negotiable
note due December 1, 1867; balance made known
at sale. +. y. DlBRELL, Trustee
Sale conducted by JAMES d. TAYLOR Son,
Auctionesrs. de l3-l0t
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BY James n Taylor & Son, Auetionesrs,
Once No. SCI Main street. three doors beiow The
Spo.swood Hotel.
sALE-yaTuap,

TRUSTEES 8 A L E.-VALUARLE
4 REAL ESTATE, ON TIE NORTgYi ST Coz.
HER OF MAIN AND PIRsT STREETS. FcR
SALE AT AUCTloN.-By virtue OF deed OF trust
executed to me as trustee, TO secure the payment
OF certain notes therain mentioned. bearing data
the 9th day Of July, 1858, and recorded n the
clerks office Of the Bustings Court OF tho city OF
Richmond, and at the request of the beneficiary In
said deed, will proceed TO sell at public auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY thu 2sth Of De-.
cember, 1897, sta o'clock p 81, II fair II not, the
next fair day thereafter. the large TIL RHE-STOkY
BRICK TBNBhRST situated at the northeast
corner Of Main and First streets, and the BRICK
BUILDING In the rear used as school. house.
The said buildings, having been r.caDtiy re-
paired, are now in good order. The lot fronts
Main street about 60 feet, running back about Loo
feet.
TERMS: Enough cash to pay the expenses OF 'als
and to pay two notas-one for $50 q, due Janu.
from the 18th day of July, 1867; and the balance
on such terms As may be agreed upon on the day
of sale. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES Ii. TAYLOR Son.
AuctiOneers. de ls
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, ON CHURCH
HILL, AT AUCTiGN.-By virtue OF u decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Henrico county entered on
the +h OF NoyeTber 1857 in the cass OF Gray
missioner thereby appointed sell at public auc-
ton, upon the premises, on FRIDAY, January 8,
1868, at o'clock Z. NJ, III fair, II not then on
the next fair day thereafter, sundays excepted,
at the same hour,) the HOOS and Lot OF which
James Cray died seized and possessed, and now
occupied by Mrs. Johnson, situated at the corner
OF Broad and Thirty. third streets, on Chlmborazo
Hill.
The lot fronts on Broad street 1872 feet, and for
one half of that front extends back TO Marshall
street $3.50 feet deep and for the other half lC5 feet
deep, az will Do shown by @ map On the day OF
SALE
The first story OF the house is of brick, the
other story is Of wood. 1t contains eight rooms,
with q shingled roof stable, wood and house,
and n well of good waite. in the yard
TERMS S750 cash the balance at fonr, eight,
and twelve months Tor negotiable notes, interest
added the title being retained by the court until
the notes are paid. Purchaser TO pay taxes for
1858. BENJAMIN Ii. Nksh.
Commissioner.
GprPRs " WTIIIANS AuctiOneers %
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An old "gaol Bird" who has been con-
victed Just one and twenty times, plea ded
guilty at the Middlesex (Epgland) Scs-
sions, on the 10th ultimo, to stealing o
macintosh, and when asked what he had
to say for himself, replied: We'll, my
lord, l rather prefer prison life to being in
the streets. have had more than twelve
years in prison. I canpotget employment,
for the police hunt me down." Being SEN
fenced to ten years. penal servitude, he
observed laughingly, "Well, I did not
think l had so long to live. You are
smart old fellow. hope I shall see your
lordship when ! come back, and that you
may give me ten years more. I would
sooner be in prison than about the streets.
I have got several places of employment,
but the police have hunted me out OF
them"
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BY George K. Bagby, Real Estate agent.
Oh Main street, bstw9en Ninth and Tenth.
SALE on YALU.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
OABLg REAL ESTATE, IL HEGElCO
COUNTY, AT NUCTI0a.-By virtue Of de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF Renrico county pro-
rounced on the I'd day of November, 1851 in the
suit OF smoot, SC, Us. Smoo:. &c, will proceed
to sell a. pubic auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY., 18th day of December. 1897. at IL
O'Clock NJ, II fair otherwise. the next fair day.
the real estate in the bill and proceedings mem
the tract OF land eo4:5s.iinins iSs
acres more or less, known rs EDHEalLL, near
the Carbon Hill Coal Mines, urthineen miles
above Richmond, which ia said to be very good
land, and 10 contain valuable coal. There are
good dwellings, with all necessity out houses, on
this place. And also the 2il acres, more or lees.
near Springfield pits, about Line miles above
Richmond, on the Deep Bun turnpike. which Is
well set in oak and pine timber.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay cost OF srit, ex-
penges o, sale and 3, 9s II, with Interest thereon
from 18th day OF January, 1857, I'll paid the
remainder, one half on credit OF twelve months,
and the other half on credit OF els htean months,
taking for said deferred payments bonds WIN
good security, bearing interest from day OF sale,
and title retained until further o3dsr OF the court,
unless tho purchaser prefers paying AL cash. IN
J II. SANDS,
de ls-IOt Special Commissioner.
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The Mayor of Philadelphia married
couple Thursday, and the deed having
been committed, the groom asked the
price. The Mayor said there was no re
rnlarn charge. "Gosh ! Mr.. Mayor, give
rs your hand" exclaimed the delighted
groom, "you're just the kind OF teller
like to meet,'' and shaking the worthy
chief magistrate violently by the hano
bowed him politely to the door,.
An eight-whecled car, which the in
ventor claims one horse can draw If it is
loaded with twenty thousand pounds, is
the latest Boston novelty. The object is
to prevent friction in the running gear Of
the car.
A Kentuckian who had, after pro-
tracted courtship, made up his mind te
propose to young lady, carried his reso.
luton into effect. The lady, with some
hesitation, replied: 81 am partially en-.
gagged, but mother wants to marry"
A small house inside the west end Of the
Hoosac tunnel was burned one day last
week, and the flames were carried two
hundred feet into the tunnel, nearly suffo-
eating two or three workmen who were
attempting to rush ont.
Thomas Hood used to say: ~ often wish
that was two or three children (but
suppose I can't be), and would Mt pull
off my two or three pairs Of shoes and
socks, and go padding in the sea up to my
six llnees?"
Dickens says there are very few moments
in mans existence when he experiences
so much ludicrous distress or meets with
so little charitable commiseration as when
he is in pursuit of his own hat.
A Cleveland (Ohio) dry goods dealer
adds the following to his advertising circu-
lar: Ministers of the Gospel supplied
with goods at cost price if they agree to
mention the fact to their congregations"
"SKYLARKING." -Nothing to do with
larks. The word improperly spelt lart is
the Anglo%Saxon lac, and means game or
sport-viz, Sky-sporting, or throwing up
anything high in the air.
A western paper says that the Cheyenne
Indians have only killed three men since
signing the late treaty, and that was only
to try the new guns presented to them by
the commissioners.
E.W. Moore, of Cleveland, has not slept
since the 30th of November. If he keeps
on much longer, says the World, his friends
will have to celebrate his wake.
What is the difference between a gauze
dress and drawn tooth? One is tooth in
nd the other is tooth ont.
A Miss Penny has been turning herself
honestly by writing book on {" Woman's
Work and Woman's Pay"
The song Of the repentant husband after
knocking his wife down." Come, rest in
my bosom, my own stricken DEAR"
Why is husband like Mississippi
steamboat Because he never knows how
soon he may get blowing-up.
A young woman's COMMUNICATIVE is
our favorite Roman hero? Marius.
When can road be said to be emo
tional? When it has a positive inclination.
To the bencvolent.-Judy knows man
SO hard up that he sleeps on tick.
A name for female ball club-Femi-
nine.
The lap of luxury--A cat enjoying her
milk.
A shocking thing to think of-A galvanic
battery.
A maiden speech-Ask papa.
A question of time-What o'clock?
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GRUBBs i WILLIAMS Auctioneers. dc
By Grubbs& Williams AGstloneera,
i orthwest corner Of Hsin and Eleventh stasts.

GALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
- MARKET FARM ON THE BROOK TURN
PIKE, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUG
TiUN.-On MONDAY, December 3oth, at o'clock
p. M, we will sell upon tho premises the very
valuable little farm of Is acres. fronting on the
ston's, l.. ). Irvino's, and G. Albsrger's.
The dwelling is Of brick, with six rooms. There
ara besides, a corn house, stable, etc.; and the
land is in very good condition for growing ysge-
tables.
This place would be- a desirable home for some
ono 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 y WILLIAMS,
de q AuctiOneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF
v NINBTY-FOUR ACRES, ON THE JAMES
RIVER CANAL, TWO MILES WEST OF THE
CITY, FOR SALE at AUCTI0N.-on MONDAY,
23d day OF December, commencing at IL o'clock NJ.
IA formerly owned by B. w. Haxall, ESQ.
situated on the James River canal about two miles
west OF the city. adjoining the land, of J. T. Sut.
tom Jr., p NJ. 'Tabb, and Others.
There are NINETY FOUR ACRES OF LAND
naturally of the best SOIL and IL has been highly
improved, SO that there are few If any farms more
productive than this.
The buildings are extensive, embracing An
OVERSEER'S HOUSE and LAB0RERS' COT.
TAGES. and an excellent BARN and the whole
place is we'll enclosed with 3 new plank fence.
There are also very aourishing peach and apple
orchards.
Terms: Made known at the time of sale.
GkUBBS & WILLIAMS.
dec Auctionssra.
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By Bowman & stroock, Auctionosrs,
IL Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary

WTE WILL HAVE ANOTHER
w LARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS W0KTH OF sRAS0sh.
BILE GOODS, LaRGE INVOICE OF PURs, 500
CASES BoOTS AND SHOES, DRY GOODS,
RgADY-NADE CLoTHIH3 and other seasonthle
Goods, at our auction gooms Oh I'll EsDAY NEXT,
December "a 1T 10 O'Clock, to which we invite the
attention ofthe city trade and country merchants.
Goods will bs sold on liberal credit
Parties are invited TO call and examine our
stock. BOWMAN STROOCh, Auctloneers:
A ars Ipnch on day OF sale de 10
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SALE Ole YAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
" UABLE PROPERTY IN GhEsTERFlELD.-
AS special commissioner of the Circuit Court of
the city OF Richmond, under decree pronounced
the 10th OF \ ovember 1857, in tho suit Of archer
against Webster and others, shall, on NED
NEsDAY the ed January, 1858, II fsir and If not,
on the ret fair day thereafter sell at puzzle aug
ton, OH the premises, 10 The highest bidder, al
that Tract OF LAND Ia Chesterfield county
known as the "Belons Foundry and Arsenal,
containing 227 ACRES more or less with the build
ings and improvements thereon, for cash as 10 so
much of the purchase money as shall suffice TO pay
the of the said suit and the expenses attend
ing the sale, including the commission OF the COM
missioner, and upon credit OF six, twelve, and
eighteen months respectively for equal install
ments o! the residue Of the said purchase money I;
the purchaser to exscuts bonds with good secu-
rity for the said instaimeIts respectively payable
to the connie sOnsr. and the title Of the property
sold to be retained until the said bonds are FULLY
psid of.
Ac ing as commissioner shall sell only such
title as vested IN the paIties 10 said suit which,
however, Is believed to be psrfsot.
DABNEY w. ARCHER,
ds23-2awlw Commissioner.
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SAL#.-Bv virtue Of
| deed OF trust from Edward b Newburn to the


/ deed Of trust from Edward b Newburn to the
undersigned, bearing date on the 9th day Of 0ctc-
Der, A. D. 1887, and row Of record in the CLERKS
office OF the Court Of Hastings OF tho city OF Rch
on TUESDAY the 2Ith day Of December, 1857, on
the premises, to sell the following DESCRIBED prem,
GROUND lying ard being in tho city OF Rich-
mond in the State Of Virginia, bounded as fol.
lows-viz., Commencing on h or Broad street al
point (50j fifty nine feet from the southeast cor:
ner of Twentieth street, running on ii o. Broad
street (4Ol forty feet easwsrdly thence at right
angles sout hwardly one hundred and iftesn ill5)
feet thence ct right angles westwardly forty t4o)
feet: thence at righ angles Lorthwardly one hun
dred and ffeen (ll5l feet 10 the beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
executing this trust and TO pay 1851 s. with inte-
rest from the I'd day of Decamber; 1857. until paid
and on credit as 10 1852 .a5 until the id day OF
February 1868 and on credit 10 the residue
ich W Ill be made known on the day Of sale.
Selling as trustee, / shall convey only such title
as Ia vested in me by the said deed OF trust.
de l2-tds GEORGE ID. WISE, Trustee.
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SALE VALU.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLEsAW MILL MACHiNERY.-By virtue
Of decree of the Hastings Court Of the city OF
Richmond pronounced by the Judge thereof on
Us Mcmillan and as, will sell on THU BsDAY
the 81 day OF January, 1858 at the store OF Chris
tan, Lea Co., No. eS ain street, 1T IL O'Clock
notes satisfactorily endorsed the machinery men.
toned in sad BILL consisting Of thirty i've; horns
BLOCKS, one HAND WHEEL, ten boxes MA
CHISERY, &C., sc. This machinery IL very
valuable, and well worthy the attention OF deal
srs and can be Inspected prior 10 the day OF sale.
THOMAS q. DUDLEY,
ia Commissioner.
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rHIRTY-ONE VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS, ON The ROAD LEADING FROM
TPENTg STREET, FOB SALE AT AUCTION
We viii offer for sale at auction on MONDAY, 23d
December at O clock P. M, the above valuable
These lots have front of 30 feet each: running
back 40 feet to an alley 10 feet wide. They are
well watered, level, and Immediately outside OF
to the business part OF the city. This presents "a
rare opportunity for profitable investment.
Terms: One.thir cash balance at three, six,
and nine months interest added. and secured BY
trust deeds. LIE ooDDlh,
10 AuctlOQpeTS,
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Mid MEyr1oN.-The London Star says
of q fat gentleman who essay yea 10 auuIess
the cabmen's meeting, but whose aolilIy
was not equal to his ambition, that ne ;, nao
evidently dined not wisely but TOO we'll
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ors WASHINGTON LETTER.
,,o,,aspondence OF the Rtshmord Dispatch

,-,,. Veto Message which was not Promuiga-
,.d-. exodus for tho Holidays" ork Ola Hand
,rtcr the Rcccss-Hcconstruction must take
, Rack Seat-Compiica,ions among the hadi-
cals-Grant without Political Hobby-horsc'
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AaEctI0Ys Sales.
THIS DAY.

NOR RENT At AUCTION.-The
Iaroe and commodfous WAREHOUSE, 12oxso
three and gsr5ss above We
Rooketts will be rented for one year from the lss
It's adaptabllity for general storage or fos the
saonsIied Il will be- rented THIS DAY tMondayl
he 25d instant, at the hour Of II o'clock, IN front
OF the Tobacco Exchange, Shockoe sifR: ,rsor
THnMAs w. KgEsHE, Auetioneer. de FIT