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OUR PETERSBURG LETTER.
The Wcafilcr-ThcftS and TrcspasseS VIII;
the Convention will Probably Do.
PETERSBURG, November 90. 1867.

PETERSBURG, November 90, 1867.
A dull, drizzy, murlly day, with some
rain, iSa change from the beautiful weather
VIC have been enjoying for Z long time. But
il still continues warm, with no outward
evidence of approaching winter except the
leatess trees, and the numerous coal carts
laden with the precious fuel destined to
give chccrfulneSS and comfort during the
shivering evenings which cannot now be
distant.
have nothing of local interest to re-
port to-day. An industrious person might
indeed make out q long list of thcfts and
minor offences, but these have become SO
common as to excite no interest outside
Of the circle-which is rather inconve-
niently numcrous-ofthe sufferers. Never,
perhaps, in the history Of any country has
there been so little respect paid, to the
rights of ownership, which has become
equally common in city and country.
After awhile it is to be feared that our
brothers of the sable race will feel highly
offended, if not insulted, at being called to
account for appropriatng other peoples
property. OF course, according to the
outriyincs, as soon as the Convention
meets it will declare all State and MUM
cipal offices vacant, in order that they may
be filled with incumbents more lenient TO
trespassers. We shall then probably have
new decaloguc, or new cXegesls OF the
old one. SNOWDEN.
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A PHILADELPHIA CRlTICISM.-The dra-
matte critic of the Philadelphia Sunday
Dispatch belabors to the extent OF column
and a half st the greatest living tragedian,'
Mr.. Edwin Forrest. Among other things
pertinent to this subject, he says:
But of course he can't act Shakespeare.
That everybody admits. He is a great
actor, to be sure, but Shakespeare is a
whortleberry above his perSimmon. In
"Metamora " nobody could be finer. There
we behold the noble savage on the war
path, with his toes turned in as natural as
life, while his rolling eyes and his r-r-roll-
ing RS strike the beholder with aStouiSh-
ment and awe. ALI this is very grand and
impressive in the wild man OF the woods,
but it is hardly the thing in Lear" and
Hamlet" When he pronounccs Fi-r-rr-re
in fifty seven syllables in "Eirgnius {"
everybody is delighted, but the peculiar
elocution does not entirely charm us when
it is repeated in "Othello" Ali this we
have a recollection of telling Mr.. Forrest
before in the most friendly way, but he
was deaf to our admonition.
Now, when we saw the "GreateSt Liv-
ing Tragedian the other night as 1o0dlcS
it wasn't 1oodleS, but
Ohello-we were struck with his startling
resemblance to Macready. He seemed
just like the great English tragedian's
twin.brother. There was the same ex.
preston Of the eye, the same walk, the
same tones of the voice. "Can it be Ma
cready 2" we asked a gentleman who sat
with us in our private box. clock at
those legsn' was the contemptuous reply,
and CHANGING downwardS, we exclaimed
Thank Heaven! whatever change is
wrought,
Whatever difference Time has brought,
Macready's voice, Macreadys eye,
Macready's soft, melodious sigh
One feature Time can never kill,
The legs-the legs-are FORESTS still!''
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At large meeting Of the people o
Brunswick county assembled at the court
house on Monday the 25th Of November
1867 (court-day), to consider the propriety
of appointing delegates to the proposed
State Convention TO be held in Richmond
on the llth December next,
On motion of William II. L. Merritt,
Colonel James E. Mallory was called to the
chair and L. Il. Turnbu!l was appointed
secretary.
On motion, it was resolved that William
Fl. f. Merritt, r. +. liaskinS, Samuel X.
Lacy, X. NJ. Mallory, J. S. Harris, Joseph
w. Rawlings, and George Harrison, be APP
pointed u committee 10 report business for
the meeting.
After brief retirement for consulta-
ton tho said committee reported tie fol
lowing resolutions; which were adopted
RcS0lus0, That we approve of the hold
ing OF a convention Of the white citizens
of Virginia on the llth December, in Rich
mond, to consider the proper course TO be
pursued in relation to the Constitution to
be submitted TO the people.
ReSOlUed, That two delegates from each
magisterial district be appointed 10y the
chairman OF this meeting to attend said
Convention.
In accordance with the second resolu-
uon, the chairman appointed the following
gentlemen as delegates: District No. / :,
Dr; A. -. Brodnax and J. S. Harris. No
= Dr. X. ). Powell and Daniel Huff: No.
. coward Dr"ing"olc and George Harri
son; No. 4, DR.. Il. Z. naskins and Rev.
min L. Barrow; No. 5. William II F Msr
rift and D. S. Hicks; No. 6, f. 3. Tnntar
and Thomas 7. Jones; No. /, K. N MI
Tory and George W. Armistcad.
oh MOTION, the chairman and secretary
"o'e ADDED to the delegation.
;n ~ was further resolved that the proceed
Pet ' vi unas meeting be published in the
9 ,re and Richmond newspapers.
The meeting then adjourned
JAMES 3. MALLORY, Chairman
Z. r. Iuos1uH, Secretary. '"'' 'nan'
II is proper to add that with the oxco,,
ton OF some difference Of opinion n.y. il -
gard TO the number Of delegates the rsso
lutlons were unanimously adopted. '
Richmond papers please copy.
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artitan complain OF the stringency OF the money
market The banker ana the broker sing the same
'onS and the gentleman of leisure, as well ID 8
occasional man, proloDB the cry. But none of
THESE representatives, of tho various caIlinps and
'o'"lohs OF life seem TO have conceir I'D tbs re-
n'eoy. II Is simple, and within the reach Of all.
heep your name before the public Print circu-
iars, cards, labels. handLi!ls, Letter heads bill
heaus' posters, and tags. III the foregoing and
ever Other Kind and description or work known
10 the great art can be execatud heaply, promptly
and artistical'y ut the DIsPATcH PRINTING HOUSE
specimens by tho thousa and on exhibition Gail
and examine
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
- trust executed to ma by Reuben Z Gardner
and Kate F., his vie, dated on the 25th day of
August, 1865 | SHALL proceed, as trustee by cor.
sent Of parties, to sell 70 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY the 9Th day OF January, ls6s, II fair.
if not. the next fair day thereafter, the TRACT
containing abcnt l25 acres now occupied by said
x. T. Gardner and adjoining tho lands OF f. +.
Meredith, James H. Carter, and others, and two
niles from htee's station, on the Virginia Gen.
trail railroad
Cash will be required as TO a certain bond for
81 ass IS with tho interest that may be dua thsre
on on the day OF sale ana tina expenses Of eXacu-
ting ihi- tru-t JAMES &. TITSLnY.
man
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Ho-tbwest corner Main and Eleventh sire cts.

TWO VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING LOTS, ON THE WEST SIDE OF NINE
TgEHTu STREET BETWEEN GRACE AND
BROAD STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTloN.-on
FRIDAY the 10th day OF November. at half past &
o'clock P. NJ, we will sell at auction, upon the
premises, the two very beautiful LOTS situated as
above, adjoining the property Of Wilson Williams,
]. B. Pace Esq. Upon one of the lots there is
small framed house.
They front together so feet, and run back about
lao feet. These are among the most desirable lots
In that neigh borhood.
TERMS: Ataale.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
The above sale is postponed, on account OF tho
rain. to TO-DAY Saturday., 3Jth, at the same
honr.
no30 u W.
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e-naTCHELOR,s HAIR DYE-BATCHl

RE BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BATCHR-
LO2,s HAIR DYE.-Thts splendid HAIR DYE Ia
the hest In the world. The only true and perfect
dve-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. No dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes /;
invisorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCRE-
LOB. All others are mere limitations, and should
be- avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory, s! Barclay street, New York. Beware
of a counterfeit je Lido
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sg- WHEN E:

WHEN Won have more money than you know
what 10 do with, it will mako no difference
where You buy; but in these tlnes when
money is scarce, you should know
HOW TO BUY.
HOW to get the worth OF your money is an i'm
portant consideration, and of course you
want to get great deal OF goods for little
money; and that is the re ason
you should 80 to
LEVY BROTHER
YOUR DRY GOODS.
Because you can buy
The finest FRENCH MERINo for scc. per yard at
LEVY BROTHERS,
Pure MoHAIR DRESS GOODS for 2cc. at LEVY
BRoTHESs';
PLAID MoHAIR DIEss GOODS for letc. at LEVY
BROTHERS;
Yard wide MoHAIR sKIRTING for Csc atLEvY
BROTHERS
And vELvETs to trim skirts very cheap at LEVY
BROTHERS;
ASi
50, atLgvY BROTHERS,
SILK and WOOL sCARFs for Csc. at LEVY
BROTHERS
HEMsTITCeED HANDKERCHIEFs, all linen
acc.
TUCKED HANDKERCHIEFs, all linen, Soc, at
LEVY BRoTHERs';
GRILDREy'S BaLMoaAL SKIRTS for 75c. at
LEVY BROTHERS;
LADIES WHITE LAMBS WOOL HOSE for CSC.
atLEvY BROTHERS,;
ALL-wooL WHITE FLANNEL for Csc. at LEVY
BRoTHERG';
The best bargains In BLEACHED and UN-
BLEACHED CoTT0Ns at LEVY BROTHERS,
The best bargains in CALlCoEs at LEVY BRo-
THEIRS;
The best bargains In CLoAKs and sHAWLs at
LEVY BROTHERS..
IN FACT,
The best bargains in all kinds Of DEY GOODS
can be found at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
l547 MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite the Old Market.
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FREDERICK BRAUER, Trustee
BY James II. Taylor I, Son, Auct,oneers,
0tice No. SCI Main street
three doors below SpOtswood Hotel.

VNRUSTFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL SSTATH ~ The COUNTY OF CAES-
TRRFtELD, KNOWN As THE FALLS PLAN
T.TlnN," ADJOINING TIE TOWN. OF MAN
CHESTER. TT AUCTION. by virtue OF a dead of
trust made on the second dsv OF January, 1880. by
samuel Coleman and d. +. Ward 10 me as trustee
and OF record IN thu Clerks office Of the County
Cour. Of Chesterfield, 10 s.cnre tho payment Of
certain notes therein described amouuung to
thirty. nine Thousand seven hundred and thirty
eight dollars, with interest from tho lath day Of
October 1852 Till paid. and a. the request and con-
sent OF both parties interested IL SAID deed. will
pruca-d TO sail Al pIbtc auction, the premises,
on TUESDAY the 10th day OF December, 1857. at -
o'clock ~, /! fair. !! not, the fair day .hers
after. portion OF the valuable farm conveyed IN
said deed, known the Pals Plantation, with the
Improve tneota thereon At present occupied BY Mr.
ID. Z. VI ard, containing about 3lo acres Of the
most valuable land In the state OF Virginia for
farming purposes Il has all the bulldogs on II
necessary for 4 large farm, ard the land Is IN a
high state OF cultivation From It's proximity 10
tho cry OF Richmond and tho town OF Manchester
Il may be con.iderad To be- rhe most valuable farm
Tor !:s size In the state OF Virginia.
TERMS cns-iourtn cash +; balance on credit OF
six, twalve, eighteen ADD twenty four months, Tor
De- ouahle notes, intcres. added, and secured ny
deed o! trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustse.
Sale to be- conducted by JAMES u. TAYLOR !
SON Auctonaers. no ~
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auction Sales.
Nv Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Arcuoneers
and Real Estate Agents.

FUTURE DAY.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABbE
l LOTS IN MANCHESTER, ON HULL BE-:
sbMaEE 4 AsD so q,
by ths Iata Mr. Charles r. Rhodes, dated 18th oil
August gus 1861 duly recorded in Ihasterfeld Comfy
Court, shall, In execution thereof proSs91snd 70
the 10Th OF November, 1857, at4 O'Clock u ;, Qf
fair II no. the first fair day thsreafter,) about
IN feet more or less, of LAND, located az above,
on tn south side OF Fl uIl street running back the
usual depth to an alley. 1t VIII DO SUP, divide d
into building lots OF the usual size. These are
amongst the most valuable lots In Manchester:
Although the daec req aires cash sale, yet 1t Is
proba BILE that at The hour Of sale an arrangement
NAV be made to give reasonable credits.
ALEXANDRA Il. SANDS. Trustee.
p S.-Immeilately after the above salo we viii
otFsr a lot of land fronting eghty-two and half
feet on the western line OF Ludlow street, in Man
chester. running back one hundred and thirty
two feet more or less with two framed tanensnts
ths reon formerly owned by Virg MIA <. Weisgsr,
and now the property OF Dunlop, Noncurs < Co.
Il g. j A.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auenoneers,
northwest conner Of Aain end Eleventh strss:s

A VERY HANDSOME 3 RIC X
n WELLING, WITH ToUH BUILD Nc
L,ITS. IN The Wet SIDE THIRD STREET
BETwEEX Ms Emp M SAE ,p Sfe ZEE r AMP y
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, FOR
SALE 1T AUCTION On TUESDAY, lotn De-
cemher At 4 O'Clock p. ID, We VIII sell upon the
pre- ,nises tae very handsome BRICK DIV eLLING
situated as above, and occupied by John W Hall,
E.a II contains tr;siud.ng the kitchaal eleven
roous with baths, water. and gas, AID 20 IN very
nice order. The LOT IS &, By LOO feet.
After which wi he solt F0Uh BUILDING
LOTS, adjoining on the south ard extending to
Cary street. each 3oxlc feet Ia an alley. Also
TWO BUILDING LOTS Gu the Forth side OF
Cary s.r-et between sscond and Third streets,
eacn 2sxl5u feet 10 81 ail-y.
The Dwelling Is very Desirable IN i;s location
and construction, being nrenlent TO business,
In a uuiet and pieasa,. uslghbo-hcOd, AID well
built The Lots tie most do-iraDls now on
the market.
TggAs: Very accommodating;
GRUBBs i WILLIAMS,
no27 huctions.rs.
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ss--TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAfN.-A supply of pure NITROUS OXIDE GAS
ALWAYS on hand 1t Is perfectly safe. tasteless,
and inodorous. 1t produces insensibilty to pain
almost imme diately It's fleets passing Off rapidly
without unpleasant feelings.
Particular attention paid to remedy1ng the IT.
Irregularities OF children's teeth
RN. hudson, Dentist,
oc wAS1ot 9l8 Main street.
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NCTICE.-Will be sold at Ampthill
~ on MONDAY. December 2, 1897, at IL o'clock
A. NJ, to lha highest bidder, for cash, between
200 and 300 barrels ot COIN large lot Of SIT GkS,
WHE-T and DAT STRAW, to satisfy distress
warrant in my har d. against Fl. Darlington Wat
kins in ID yor of joe eph II Watkins, eX- cutor
JOSEPH B. WALDEN,
Geputy sheriff.
Oh ssterfeld county, Va, November Is, 1851.
no 29-3t
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by Grubbs & Williams, Auctioreers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTET'S SAFE, OF AN UNDI-
4 VIpED MOlETY OF VALUABLE STORE
hTTaE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD AND
MYTH STREETS In execution Of the provi-
sions Of deed OF trust from C.. l.. Ludwig to tho
subscriber "a trustss dated 10Th September, 1868,
and recorded IN Richmond Musings Court othca;
e III sell at auction, upon the premises: on MON
DAY. 9th Of December at o'clock z. NJ. II tair,
if not then the next fair day thereafter, at the
,ame hour, the property conveyed In said deed
to wit being an undivided moiety OF the valuable
brick tenement situated ~ the son'h"est corner OF
Broad and Ninth streets and occupied by Isaac
Hirsch and othars ,
TERMS: Sufficient in cash 10 defray the expenses
of the "a le and TO pay off a bond for $1,000 with
interest thereon from 96h September, 1895, unit
paid, and the balance upon such terms "a the said
c. L. Ludwig may direct. or IN casa oi his laliure
10 give such direction, at such lime ana IN sucn
manner as the trustee shall think IT.
7. w. GhUBBS, Trustee.
cprpra q WrrrI,ys kuctioneers. 81
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RNdMONHs.
Aal Eg - ags EEgzEg

ID EI Egag - EEzgg
EsGiEgER AND sCPERrsTBYDgsT's Ggy,,r"
RICHMOND AND PET or BUBG gATLRoGbCn
RICHMOND, Va, November 10. l:s7
THROUGH FREIGHT AKRAvCr-
L MEHT TO WILMINGTON. N. C-,'h-
raugemeDt for tho transportation ~, ,s IN ~.
freight between Richmond and Wflrnir ytn. 20
G., has been entered into between the 49,
and Petersburg, Petersburg Transfer. psta,"tnnh1
and the Wilmington and Weldon RAILROAD Ca,ss'
pani.s. 'oh-
Copies Of the rates and classiGca,lons h.,
tainsd at this Office E. II Err ~ %.
no 20 I'm Engineer and supsrin,e1sss,,,
DICHMOND AND NyJIry
Az RAILROh D-CHAyGg OF sCEynrrpH
ONLY ONE PASSENGER TRAIN DALI 20 -
and after MONDAY, October ], 1851 The ps..a,a va
Trains on this road vii! run 81 follows: 'H'''
GOING WFsr.-Through uiali and passonys,,,,,-
leaves Richmond daily at rs A. 81; arfjrs." a
Danville at4P NJ; leaves DanvilIe Al G0s p ",
arrives ct Greensboro a. 40 p il. ~
0OIEG EAeT.-Leares Greensboro daily ar,
A. NJ; arrives at Dlnyilie nj B.o5a 81. go "a
Danv!lle at 80 a. II. arrives &. Glcnr,una ~
447P.M. d
Trains connect a. Brrkeyilla with rassa,,,,
trains on tho solthside railroad tcxcspt on So,
days. connect at Greensboro daily with tri,,
on the North Carolina railroad.
THO1AS DODsMRtD.
90 Euperintendert
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6rH NORFOLK LETTER.

,o.ro,dence o, tn" T;chmond Dispa'ch.
Conservative Ward Meetings
,n,ointmcnt of Delegates TO the Kfchmoh"
rnn,cntion-B a~c-Isall-C &. Flint.
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pHILADELPaIA, RICHMOND
Il AID NORFOLK STEAMSHIP Sc.
LINE:-steamers NORFOLK and ,>-s--y'>Sstt;t,
ALEX ANDRlA, composing this ~, g3.,2Sfy,.
line. Will leave Philadelphia evarS ssasss 2ss:S9
SATURDAY, and Richmond sVe'J Fht "a I alter
natsv. -.
Freight taken 70: NORFOLK, also GQr CPAELEs,
TON, SAEAHSAH, and EG" ohLhAHr' aA1
bills o. lading signed through.
state room, so II. P. PCETEG. Agent.
oc 3l-ts Orics 10. 2iE3 on the n"cH.
TOR PALATKA. FLA, sAVA&~
I ghH, ca , "a F&ENAND!SA q IT. y
ALL LANpIN on Tn& IT. s..z2-zz@z--1z&
JOHNS RIV2H.--Ths splendid
600 tons bar,aen.
Captain Louis ". C0xsrrgR.
will sail from iddle Atlantic wharf, Charle,ior.
5. G f1r ths above Places every y G t'Sn@ =
Central railroad al Savannah FOR NOBLE and -s"
Orleans.
900 j. b. AIHai & co. Agent.
&C 2,-am Charleston. ;. O..
BTOR NOEFOLK, fO&TShOUTh,
II AaD ALLLANDIEGs o. 7HEa:ssDs! a.
JAMES RiVSR The !as. 80 si-- gE4yE{sE5,s>,,,
CANT steamer JOHN sYLN1S~EE EGeI-E1se2sza
CAPTAIN g. @. GIFFoEp.
place. Oh aoSDAY. w8DS EsDAY, sud l!DAI
u $50 O'Clock a. NJ. and fe!nrn on Tue'lsy
PASSENGERS arrive :, NORFOLK 'n tsgo e
connect with steamers fer EaLriaoEh "1-
POINTS G0kTu. ....
TRAlN leaves CITY PoIIT FOR PETEEsBUEp
on arrival Of kTEA MER.
Fare to Norfolk 81 %
FRSiGHT
received at ell hours for SunToH, HALTiAn.a,
principal LANDINGS On CHESAPEAKE BAL
and al LANDINGS ON JANIS LIVER Al rs-'
sonabls rates.
Rrsix a. for way landings iasi be prepaid.
Letters entrusted 70 ru-1sr ~ steamer I--H1 ~
enclosed Ia Goysr7c es-i stamped eLgoioye.
Lpplyto L. =. lAIJ44r esr'.t.
faAts OGcc. Stasnnr'a ~4-r!.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND, October l. 1857

VIRGINIA CEETRAL RAILROAD
On and after OCTOBER lar the Nail Tat
VIII be run between hichmond ard stanton
daily, except or sunday, AID on sunday between
Richmond and Gsrdonsrille. West OF S,A7uton
the Mail Train w III leav- for Covlngton on Hgy
DAYS WEDNESDAYS, AID FniDATS, and TO-
turn alternate days.
Leave Richmond ........................7:'s A. V
Leave Stanton for GOWNS ton..........3.3 P y
Leave stanton for Richmond. ..........s:oy A. N
Freight Trains daily except Sunday Leave
Richmond at z. II. and A n
THROUGH TICKETS sold 10 all rron!non,
points forth and south, and to Gynchburg. Lex.
ington, HarTisonbGrs. Lew.sbGrg, ard other pro.
mlnent points in tho West.
AZ Covin2top, J 3MES J. \. TROTTER ( bgO.
THEIRS STAGE LINE connects with the Mail
Train for White Sulphur, LswaburS, and "a.
nawha Time from Richmond or Baltimore 70
Charleston, two aad half days.
At stanton and Goshen, HARMAS 4 CO.'S
STAGE LIN Els connect with Hail Train for Lex
ington daily Except sundays, and passengers
go through fom Richmond or Baltimore same
day.
The Passenger Car heretofore attached 10
Freight Trains will be discontinued
II. D. WHITCONB,
ocl General Superintendent.
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ax UNION BANK or RICHMOND,
(sAVINGs INSTITUTl0NJ
OFFICE Attic NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK,

Az UNION BANK GF RICHMOND,
(sAVINGs INSTITUTl0N)
OFFICE kTTHE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ssoo, 200.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
T. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. A. psne. Id. Crenshaw. w. Z. Quarles,
VIM. q. LYONS, Jr, X. z. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, b. b. Weis'seI' AMP,
W. 4. spott Moses Eilyson. J. b. winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, =. d. huehln-
Z. T. Taylor, ]. Rosenhaum' son,
W. g. Bintord. J. W. Hail. T. W. boswell
J. A. Belyin, W. F. Gray ". D. iahner'
T. O. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. d. Sowl.n.
The security offered to depositors Is undouhted,
and the institution should commend Itself to all
classes.
This attention OF oil In city and country Is called
10 this institution. Here they will find security,
eonvsiience and profit. Sums IS small as one
dollar may deposited, aud Blk per cent Interest
received on same.
oace hours from A. NJ. to P. NJ. on Saturday
from a. M. toSP. NJ, and from to T. ID.
je l3-dGswt3
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BY Regranlt Il Co., huctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
CONTINUATION OF SALE OF FUR
ONITURE &c, At P0WHATAT HOUSE, COR
FER OF BROAD AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
MONDAY MO22iNG, December I'd, commencing
q. 10 o'clock. with "
pkRLGR and CHAMBER FURHITURE,
KITCHEN and Bah FURNITURE,
K; SEWGtp PIAHO-saven cctaves
HaIRand SHUCK MATTRESSES,
BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS.
CHAIRS, SC &c.
TERMS: All Gums under 800, cash 800 and
over, ninety days, credit for approved negotiable
paper. RFGNAULT c., Auctonesrs.
Those persors who have purchased goods ut this
sale will please remove them TO. DAY. Saturday
30th instant. no SGT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-30
By Paine s Co, Auctionsers.

By Paine s Co, Auctioleers.
T ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.-Cn
~ WEDNESDAY,. December 18th, commencing
ut 10 o'clock, will sell a. oar auction ROOMS,
by catalogue a vprv large and choice stock OF
FRESH DRY GOODS,
comprising a great variety of naw and seasonable
goods, now receiving, adapted TO winter sales.
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES. and BALMORALS,
comprising every variety for Men, omen, and
Children.
ALSO,
4 large and desirable assortment OF
kEADY.MaDE CLOTHING,
of latest and best sty les, suited 10 the season.
We invita- the attention of city and country
dealers 10 this sale, the stock il ali fresh and
seasonable and will be sold without Reserve and
no29 PAINE X CO., Auctoneers.