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E 4 lS,dcs Shoulders and Eut;er.
s4a BIZ T. ". rA.~TI1
Will be sold Browns w',,rf THIS DAY at * mast
o'clock, %-g.
8 Hhds Choice Gear EtoEED SIDES
400 Shoulders close salcs .t ,s,.
#'- y Tie-ccs Pig Heads ..@ n.
. 15O TUBS and Firkins choice New and Old Drttcr,
n 'u5 row landing. tf
. Conditions Cash. .... Nlay 0
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT TEE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE .a:fa .:E M; aS:.. 4 (; HI ;
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itgrr t-E SAfNET'T SC.l.I::, GaPg .ts
AuctSonccr and Comm issfor, lFcrrl,ant n,
No 80 King street, below Broad street,
Offers his services for the sale OF aIEHcEANDIsEa
Jay and night at his store also FOR lho Of Sos.
Eords. Real Estate, Vessels Horses .,,. Produce IS
city references viii b. given. Coasi,nmcnts sol:ci
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction.
April % al 1@,.t5ae ->%@--E3,1,' '--t INC n
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BASE BALL CLUB.-The Palmetto. Base Ball Cub
vas organized year ago by a few gentlemen who
we're acquainted with The principles OF the game,
and who desired to see il introduced in this CITY.
Originally comprising only twenty-five members,
It has gradually grown in favor with the public,
and, though still but a bantIing, it has more than
doubled that number, and promises 4 continued.
vigorous and healthy growth. There are few
games that have, IN short time, acquired more
popularity than Base Ball. Il has become what it
claims, national game, and there are few cities
That are now without Base Ball Clubs.
Tho Palmetto Club OF Charleston is in no resnect
in1ef1or 70 e'nilar aasociatons;it Is governed bv
the rules OF the national association and ;s com.
posed OF mereiaats and business non OF th;u citv
who aES aware fAa4 the doctrine OF ill work and M
play ts nov obsolete. They meet every Wedne.-
da: and Saturday afternoons on the Citadel Green
and spend few hours ia tho iuvigoratiap sport
The time thus spent is not wasted, as the early
closing on aaturllay afternoons is general and the
dullness in business circles during the summer
allows both employers and employees ample time
for recreation. u. y .s
The Club met on Tuesday night at the Live Oak
Club House, and proceeded to the election OF OF
cers to serve for the ensuing year, which resulted
in thefolowing choice: i. .... 3I.
H1 JOHN B. REED, President III a5 as.- -I.a
W. a BELLAMY, aecretary s@ w & ..f-$ II
Fs A. 8. BROWN. Treasures. a y Ri 4&$ IA
BoApp o7 r1nEcTcas. t;.z .
7 INV WARLELL. s.4sae.l JOS. HILTON.
PEIEH JON ~, 80 m J. ". DENNY. tr5tSett1:
#a&5E S45a5..a4 BID. =. sGHACaTE 3sa p $+rS
srAxDnes ooAanrrEE on a1EarpznsH1p.
as H. L. BnUNS, THEo GR1.ry
55 D.. y. WILLIAMS. Jr. -S.i an 7. + +
w After the regular busIness was concluded. tie
mesnEers adjourned toan t1r.psr room fn,-niato a.,
snd prepared, and the hours OF the night gl:ded
sS1ftay away IN tho discussion Of the good things
Z Of this hfs. The Club will play next Saturday at
tsrnoon on tho ereon, and all who wish to learn
v tos na,stszses of the game shouM astend 5
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U.DErs DECREE IN EaUIY

I SOtp. n. 4
K Tcrms-Untcr hundred dolars, cash over that
EaInout tsrty days approved endorsed notc bank in
! tarest aidcd. Ei II ssf 1. ss;Es-Elz@ May 8
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Post OMce Notice.

& Post Odice Notice.
III Id. PosT OFFICE; !
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 6, 1867
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
Mails viii close at lis P. NJ, and arriving at the
Depot at s.45 A. NJ. will be ready for delivery ct II
o'clock. On Sundays tho Post Office will open at
1890 P. NJ. for ono hour.
The Mails tcc South Carolina Railroad will con-
tinue to close daily ut o'clock A. H. and for the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at A. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROIT. T. NJ
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% lPospp"NEn on AccorS- OF rr1E WEATHER.
r.E z. ~. >yi@S,=t-r. - :>--f...
Ero1<c.s, -arctionrcrs cnJ Real Estate
'CrnrS.
THIS DAY, the 9th o. NV "+ II O'clock will
t',c T>"1a-re Rrord e.rcnt
: l'fC ACRES q! LAND in 81 J,,nra'. Gooeo Crock.
hcn" rnar Pircnn Eav and about "a miles from Charles
ton. on the State Road. .NGs.& 53
CoM'itionsOrc-thirl cash: balancc II, one and two
vccrs secured by bond and mortgage. Purchaser na
us for papers. May n
SALE POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF THE wr,rT1-;r.7
die! 1lc! -ihe :! on rcro"ni Of Underwriters.
1n>' oT rorcr,.no1
8@. Ry T-,rE. e rsE:
VIII be sold THIS DAy the 9t!, instar In front Of ou-
=. Sore. No. ,Ts East Dr-. ut II o'.oclz,
6 casss ALE.ot ALE, damaged on boacl -, vov-
age OF importation. , Mcyo
B',.,c1-, Chccse: Po'ninec. &c.
Will be sold THIS w ek1 instant in front OF our
Store. No 7s last Bag, at 10 o'clock, I7Tn
a% fr!ins DUvTER
# : 80 boxes Cheese ..4@
Y so barrels Pink Eye Potatoes '
i, .-a NIns.arL &.a,.-t 'ta. a. 5a-N.
- Tbs Cod Fish .&@ &.@ #" @
- lbs Boosn Sausage May
Sale Of Dr,t Goods Cho'h;n7 &C. continued.
BY H1rLES DRAKE. I,,#
THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock my sto-e corner of
h1ng and Liberty streets, will sell the balance Of
stock of ,77-1 -, a
'' DRY GOODS, cLoTH1Ne, &c.
4. @& AJSo.s $@+a7'
2SHow CASES. : feet by feet
On TOMORROW will sci Is cascs Boots and Shoes .
GOOD assortment just received by stea ship Champion
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Nc,r and Secondhand Furniture. Large Mr.
W.. 7-c.z.1 .s:':,: :: ;.;:sS 81 c,,,PBE1.n
Will s"l"t heir .ucon sn1crocne. No. 1886 Meeting
y street o->osise D,.io- Flo el. TOMORROW tFRI-
D!Fl 10Th inet.. at 10 o'clock,
CnTTSG::. SETS. 1:,,ranrs SilcboarE!s. Bc7stecds
a-csis ri'l3rc. Car" n: Wood Seat Rockers, Office
Stools Care ard Wood Mt Chairs Meat Safes, &c.
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". z. ~s$ n, aLYsIUs.
new and important remedy for married ladies'.
Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied
upon application to the wholesale agents.
DOWE & NOISE,
Southern Drug House, No; Isl Meeting street.
April Il W thstusmos
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s54, s. Il. 49,. a SMITH & NcS-LLIVEAE ~.
,:. Aucdoneers, NJ. q i;-nl street,
April II !. 3,no South Side near state
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March 80
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Soc: os IE-toins77e Liq,or S.are-rrnaoced for
cc-s',.,sc 2. e s'7te !. ~ ol'c' or &C. e.: .n'se
VIII t-c;- Y, to-, -.'o-oor,s 80. 13; NInei1G
SIR ~ rp:,o=:tc p.v!'na H,tc, TOMORROW
tFE.p.Y. 1nh !,..', ~ IL ,'clacI:,
-ht':. cVo1%r srOU,, CON wHtSKEY
-h-iA. Oil T:-.n w.,isIev &
= h',ls. Old aIa:o1Ga!icl. Wiskcy
.,-!b!s. ST. CTox AIM .raeE, Elr- .4I&
- h!ais. Jan, ic: llIn. 4g.
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15onoxcs cole >rF,s > T5f1 soAp-consistns Of
ETH. Persian. Nycc, Diamond. Barber's Shavin, and
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80 R5-T7.AREH1CANELEAU1 90. n. Y.s'5s..1
n None genuine taS s1ce name of thc rrn !:
tSok 70 H. 6xn1 ". pScernher Ia 4,
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SnpEl2S q. G7ad I. -issocedt1Om ve. Euriqhk
VIII be sold under the direction the undersigned at
4 tho old Custom House IEUR DAY. the 23d day
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n vvs~S i0kA1kAA1A&A<AxAxp :
!. E6for and Prcpeictor.

- N. 5,s, v, 4;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

The bronze statue of Chief Justice Mar
shall, for the Richmond Washington monu-
ment, is on its way from Munich. The
statues of Nelson and Lewis, and the allie
gorical figures and trophies designed as
ornaments for the lower portion of the
monument, will likewise soon be shipped
to this country from Munich.
The New Orleans Tribune, edited by
colored men, opposes the freedmen making
contracts for labor with planters, or work.
ing on shares, and advises them to work by
the week only.
Resolutions will be introduced in the
Wisconsin Legislature at an early day
strongly condemning Senator Doolittle, and
positively instructing him to resign.
The exceedingly savage name of new
Texas weekly newspaper, intended to in
struct the population of that curious State,
is said to be the Sarcastic BOtoie Knite.
The carrying of the mails between Nor
folk, Philadelphia and New York, by the
Annamessix route, has been authorized by
the Postmaster General.
Horace Greeley ct ar. are in Washing
ton-the former to lecture on politics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

TEST OATHs IN CONGRESS AND IN THE
SoUTH.-Enough is known to warrant the
conclusion that Congress 'rH dare TO diSre-
gard it 1.-THE decision of the Supreme Court
in so jar as it affects members Of either
House. 1t will undoubtedly influence the
action of the Executive to some practical
extent, and we may confidently expect
that the South will be relieved from the
alternative of having either the few small
civil offices there filed by itinerant Yam
KEGS, or be deprived Of mail and other
facilities altogether.
All persons in Virginia and elsewhere
in the South-of whom there are not a
few-who have claims against the Govern
ment for filling the offices in question, and
have not been able to collect their pay be-
cause they could not take the infamous
test oath, ought to be paid at once by Mr..
McCulloch. Some of these are cases OF
poor men who last year served the Govern
ment for several months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

ANOTHER RAILROAD IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Mr.. WoLTz, the delegate from Carroll, has
introduced into the House of Delegates a
bill chartering railroad from WythevIlle
to the North Carolina line. In its route
this road will traverse the extensive lead
mines and the rich copper mines OF that
region of country. 1t is intended to con-
meet with the road projected by North
Carolina from High Point to the boundary
line with Virginia. In North Carolina,
the country tapped by the line of the pro-
iccted road is also rich in mineral wealth.
1t is stated that the route from Wytheville
is highly eligible for the construction of a
road,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

GOVERNOR PEIRPoIST AND OUR STATE
G0vERSMENT.-Wc were surprised to find
in the leading editorial Of the Lynchburg
Republican of Tuesday the following SEN
fences:
Gle Judge Meredith was appointed by
| Governor Feirpoint, who was appointed by
President johnson, who had no constitu-
tional or legal right to make the appoint
ment, but did it in virtue OF military
power. Is not this sof' e-zc
Certainly not. Governor PErRPoIsr'was
elected under the State Constitution, and
never held an appointment from the Pre-
sident Of the United States. His vote
must have been very small, yet he was
elected by "the people" He has been
| Governor of Virginia from the year 1861
to the present time, having been reelected
in 1868. There has been continuous
"loyal" State government in Virginia
from the beginning of the war to the pre-
sent time-one which has never been even
so much as charged with implication in, or
sympathy with, the rebellion; and
therefore, whatever other States may be
reduced to a territorial condition, Virginia
cannot be touched. When certain parties
applied to our Legislature year ago for
compensation for vessels burned by order
of the State of Virginia in 1851, the reply
was that the present "loyal" government
did not recognize the acts of the "rebcl"
State government as valid or binding,
and therefore could not pay for damages
done by the same. These are all legal tic-
tions, but our friend of the Republican
knows that illegal fictions" stand in a
court Of justice upon the same footing with
| facts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
H-TO THOSE SUFFERING with
LEVY on THE BRAIN"

We beg OF them to have patience. The weather
will clear of one OF these days so as 10 enaDie
them to come out and procure the necessary rene
dies for the cure OF the above complaint we are
keeping mp full assortment. 70 a. to supply thei'
wants and during the close Of navigation are get
t@ supplies By express. We have on hand iuil
width gIaacbed and Unblesched sheeting at SOC
Pillow case Cotton, full forty-two inches VIDE .
acc. Bleached Cottons at 123, ISL 10, ana zoe.
heavy yard vide Upblesehed sheetins at S"c
real French Merino at 81, worth ~ handsome
Striped and Plain Mohsirs at SOC, worth o'c.
cbi,drens B.imoral skirts at 81, worth 81 80 pure
Linen Handkerchief at 81 so per dozen, worth -
1,r.n Collars for ladies at 75c. per dozen !; also
Embroidered nCollsrs at 81 per worth -
Bed Tick at 2oc shifting stripes at 2Oc. !" ni'e
r,.rre, ., cs 80. and ssc White Flannel all WOOL
,,u yard vide. at soc q very superior article a.
az. can't he heat at 81 in this city Canton fian
mel at Is 20. and Csc Domestic Ginshams at zoe
u.m..itcbsd Handkerchiefs at 50 and &c., worm
7sc and Il: Breakfast Shawls, Hoods, sontass
and Nubias at and below cost
Atkins of FANCY DRESS GOODS withoutre'
gard to cost. Great inducements in BLACK oio'n
sscoues, Basaues, and Circulars, Piano Table TO-
vsrs. Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies' towels
Toweling Dress Trimming, Medallion BUTTONS
Black and Colorsd Velvet Ribbons, BLACK aho
White Lace Wells A full assortment OF ohde'
Garments fox men, women, and children; Hosiery
Of avery description; = great variety OF shawis
pl.,La,s CIcIhs Cassiu.eres, Sattlnets, Lace Col
lars, Infa.tS' Robes, Froek Waists, Embroidered
sets or Collars and Curs, ana Collars AM Sleeves
and many other articles to be sold = low prices
Ordegs /. on Ill country promptly attendedto 10.
LEVY BROTHERS,
-. IL Main street.
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The Word " White"

This word is greatly agitating the Wash
ington legislators at present. One of the
most intensely interesting debates, as we
are informed, which have for long time
taken place in the House was upon this
all-important word-as to whether Con-
gress had the right to expunge the hateful
syllable from the Constitution of Nebraska
before admitting it as State into the
Union. Itappears that the Nebraska folks
who framed that constitution made it a
constitution for white men, as those Of all
other new States have always done: they
seem to have held that they are no more
bound to admit colored voters than, for
example, Connecticut or Illinois. ga con-
stitution republican in form" when it is in
Indiana remains, as those Nebraska peo-
pie really think, republican in form when
transplanted to Nebraska. A Mr.. Shell
LARARGER, of Ohio, argued that Congress
had no right to dictate any clause in con-
stitution if it were only republican in form.
But it does not do now in that House to
affirm that there is anything in the world
that Congress has not the right and the
power to do. Accordingly, none need
wonder that General BANKS argued on the
other side, and broadly affirmed the Radi-
cal principle, "that Congress possessed
"the constitutional power to exact from
"a State, even after its admission, Local
government, of which the Congress should
I" be the Judge as to its being in all respects
"republican in FORM" So that majority
in Congress at any given time may vote
and decide that the word schite in Con-
stitution makes it anti-republican in form
lin which case none Of the States that
have ever been admitted into the Union
had any title to be admitted, and ought
now to be turned out)-and at another
given time the same Congress might de.
eide that the word black would equally
vitiate Constitution and each decision
would be law: for the principle Is that
the will Of the people "-thst is, the vote
Of q majority--is hssupreme laW. No Radi.
cal must now seem to doubt for an instant
that whatever q majority chooses 70 .yots,
whether matter of fact or matter Of law,
ID Just 20. in fsct, II can pass sn oct ths,
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BY Harrison, 6oddin & Apperson, Auetionser.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

THREE BRICK TENEMENTS FOR
L SALE AT AUCTION: ONE ON BROOK AVE.
NUE., NEAR TO LEIGH srREET, AND TWO Oy
THE SOUTH SIDE OF PRESTON STREET BE
TWEEN SEC0SD AND THIRD.-Will be sold 4
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the ?ist .
January, 1897 At ~ o'clock II. N the exceilsn.
three story BRICK TENEMENT occupied by Mr.
Jones at twenty dollars per month, on the ives
side Of Brook avenue, near TO Leigh street. al,
Joining the grocery store of Mr. Henry Lynsman
il has long been occupied as sto'e aud dw, Hog
and Is considered a good location for busins.
after which. on the premises, az o,e,oek vii y
MEYTs, on tn e south side Of Preston between y
cond and Third streets. occupied by good tenant
az fifteen dollars per month. Each tenement hA
four rooms, and well suited for small families.
TEENs: One third cash balance AZ tire. an
six months for negotiable notes, Interest addei
secured by trust deed. The taxes for the year u
be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, 00DDIN APPERsOS,
Il ~ Auctionean
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

Coop SUGGEsTIoN.-Chief Justice Chase
is bound by every consideration of official
propriety and personal honor to resign, or
else to make a public declaration that he
will, under no circumstances, ever allow his
name to be used as candidate for the pre-
sidency.-Ne,o York World.
Let us have constitutional amendment
making judges of the Supreme Court of
the United States ineligible to the presi-
dency,
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there /, no such word in the English Ian
ouage as uhite--or, according to CASNISG's
verse in the Anti-Jscobin," that "whites
not so white, nor black so very black y; or,
what would be better still, that black IS
white. Why not? Is not the majority
vote supreme!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

IMPEACHMENT.-A special in the Balti-
more Sun gives the details of a Radical
scheme to displace the President, and keep
him out of office pendente lite-that is, till
the end of his tcrm-but Spols. the story
by adding that ut is hardly possible, how
ever, that anything else besides talk will
come out of this new scheme, which is as yet
only brewing in the political cauldron."
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BY Harrison. Goddin & Appsrson, Auctioneer',
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TWO VALUABLE BRICK TENE.
/ MgNTS ION GR0UND RENT, ON THE
NORTH SIDE oP CAGY BtTWEsN THlR.
TENTH AND VIRGINIA STREETS: OPPOSITE
TEL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be SOL
AZ auction, on the promises on FRIDAY the l'a
January, 1867 ~ o'clock NJ those two ,alui.
Zach three stories above the basement, and no.
only strongly and substantially built, but sdmlri.
bly, well located for wholesale commission hoa.e',
denof. shockse warehouse, &c. They will be sold
subiast 10 ground rent Of 5000 each per snnan
and taxes, having long term 81 years - run =.
ria and III which the lessor covenants TO purchase
The buildings al heir then fair market value.
TERMS: One third cash balance al four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed. The taxes TO be paid BY
the purchaser. onny ppynsny
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

NOTICE.-The following CHECKS
IN received on deposit in the NATIONAL EX-
CHANGE BANK on the 18th day OF January nav
ing been accidentally destroyed or stolen, al per.
sons are hereby warned against receiving them,
a. payment OF same has been stopped:
ON THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Or RlCl-
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By Harrison, 0oddin q Apper4os, Asstionssrs,
Bsnkers. Brokers. ana Real IStats Agents.
VERY BEAUTIFUL AND CON.
v OVERWHELMING BRICK AND
srUcCOED BALCOaY.FROkT TENBMENT, OF
HANK, BETW EEN NINTH AND TykTH
sTREETg, OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL tQUARg
ION GROUND RENT, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold at auction. on tho premises, on rCEs.
DAY, January q, lseI, A. O'Clock r M, TIA,
has Just been completed, and u not only very com
pl etsIy arranged, bat Is admirxbly we'll Iocstsi
and adapted for large family or boarding house
ar Tor other purposes. Besides the cellar thsr.
are on the rrs street hoor two Ia rye rooms wei
adj spted for store or Offices; on the second aef,
there are three rooms, besides Kitchen, servant,
rooms closets, and bath room on the third noo
there are four chambers, and on tho fogrh Goo,
three chambers The psrlors are furnished MD
handsome Italian marble abfess, ard IN. ~,
misss supplied with gas, water. wstsr.clo,.,
eoai wants, and 81 her coDveniences.
The lot 10 suhteet TO o gronnd rent OF $50 -,
annum, In gold, and taxes. The ground rent 4,
eight years and half 10 run, at the end OF whiss
time the lessor IL to pay, At valuation, for liz
buildings.
Trnxs: one-third cash; balance stthrse, ~
| nine, aud twelve months. for negotiable not-,
interest added, secured by trurt deed. The tsxs.
| for this year tn be paid by the purchaser.
HAkRlsOS, GODDINr& APPERs0S,
jaF Auctionse s
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RESCUE BY NEGROEs.-In Campbell
county the other day negro thief was res
cued from his captors and set at liberty,
while the captors were badly beaten and
wounded by party of negroes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17
By James N. Taylor d Son, AuctioneeTs,
Once opposite Spolswood Hotel.
sALEOF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE, In THE CITY OF RiCHMOND-
Pursuant to decree entered by the Court Of hs'
tiDgs for the city Of Richmond on the 2sth Desss
Der, 1868, In the suit Of Green and wife ssaEs
airy, 1857, at u o'clock p. N upon the premises
sell a. public auction 10 the highest bidder te'
REAL ESTATE in the bill and proceedings msh,
toned, consisting Of lot In the city OF Rehm. o.
the sast side OF Brook avenue fronting y Ies'
on Brook avenue and running back on he nora
side 10? feet, and on the south eide is fe.t. 4,
TRRhs: One third cash one third on . credit q
six months, and ons-third on = credit Of tSeI'
months, negotiable notes, with Int. rest added ia
the credit payments will be required, and the w
will be withheld till the whole purchase money %
paid and convey ance be directed by the court
| THOMAS J. EVANS, Special Commissionei,
Sale 10 be conducted by JAMES ii. TArLokS sy''
| Anctioneers. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

Presentation. John NJ. Bolts and
Rev. J. w. Hunnicutt arrived in this city
yesterday, and are stopping with the Hon.
Lewis MISUNDERSTANDING Journal,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17
By James N. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office opposite spotswood Hotel.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
Ill FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION =
Will be sold on THURSDAY the lIth instant, AZ
the late residence Of Mrs A. Crouch, deceased,
corner Of Fourth and Clay streets, Al III o'cl9ck
NJ all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNl
TURE Of the late Mrs ? A Crouch, consisting Of
the usual variety Of CHAMBER, PARLOR, and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, as follows:
CHAIRS,
CARPETS,
FEATHER BEDS and BEDDING,
CHfNA, GLASS, and CRoCKERYWARE,
PIANO,
TABLES, &c.
Terms: MADE known on day of sale:
Altar the sale THE HOUSE WILL BE REsiED
out privately. :, u,r,op /, GOV
10 ~ o. Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17
high CONsTABLES SALE.-will

THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will
Ill be sold on FRIDAY, January Is, 1851, at II
o'clock A. NJ, the following property, to wit:
lot LUMBER, WAC
SULKy, lot OAK SPOkEs
Lot BLACK WALNUT TIMBER,
Lot OLD IRON, CAST IRON COLUMNS,
anew BLACRSMITHS BELLOWS,
2ANVILS, VICE,
Lot BLACKsMlTH'S TOOLS,
Lot WAGON and CART WHEELS,
3LARGB COUNTERS,
Lot Of BAR. ROOM SHELVING, &c, &c
To satisfy distress warrant In my hands In fayo;
az Charles Phillips and against J. II Mcmillan.
ia Ie-3t A. X. CRUMP, ii. g. q. K.