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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

A good brother in a New Jersey
church had call to preach. Being un-
able to read, he employed a friend to
read the Scripture lessons. On one oc-
casion, the chapter selected was Genesis
xxi, which contains these words
''These eight did Micah bear to Ma
hor, Abraham's brother"
The preacher discoursed from the text
as follows
Brethren and Sistern. let US consider
our blessin's. Mornin' and evenin' our
wives and dorters milk the cows, and our
wants are supplied. In the DAYS OF good
old AbrahhAf as you have just heard, Il
took eIghi 70 milk bear, and they didn't
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
Land for Sale.

Ibave aumber Undesirable unimpreve@a "a esa?os
Of Land III Ncmaha johnson PaSnee 80
Nebraska, and Atchison County Mo- "nleu ~
sire to sell. ana will sell on long time to aetual see
tiers who will imnrove the same. Also, several
improved end valuable Farms Y wrTR
l6-6t-pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Stray sales charged as trancient advertising
Alltrancient advertisements must BE paid N ea
vance Yearly advertisements quarterly II sdVano9
All kinds Of Job Book and Gard printing, done %
the best style short notice and reasonable terms
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
TER Ss

r.ar. az afvances - %
t9i --st Invariably, be paid IN Advance
-, ,rsrs. sla Plaza ani fsrey Job Work done
.,asyls 'Ha % '7 l
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Take your County Papsr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH.-The
fore the nervous and dehiliated should Immediate
~ use Helmbold's Extract Buchu
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
New Film.

The business win in future be carried on under
Ian. nj Ist 1897. $500 : - = r. V. MUIR.
r, F. CHATFIELD..
I6-St J, NJ. SNOW.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership, heretofore existing under the
name and firm Of MniF Chatheld is this day DIS
solved by mutual consent.
R, F, CHATFIELD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

We recently let off two or three little
squibs at the northern Democrats. One Of
these paragraphs has been misunderstood
by some of our northern friends, and been
copied with evident chuckling by formers
Press, the Cincinnati Gazette, the St. Louis
Democrat aud some other Radical papers.
In declining to give full faith and credit to
the utteranceS of the Connecticut Demo
cracy, or those of any body of Democrats
in the North, we merely do what the events
OF the war have taught US it is our best
profess now no more than they protested
before the war-perhaps not so much.
They then made it practice to reuttirm in
all their State conventions the principles
of the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions
of 'g8 and $50. Those resolutions distinctly
and unequivocally recognized the right OF
every State 10 Judge for itself as well con-
corning infractions Of the CONSTITUTION as
.of the mode and measure Of redreSS.' But
,vhap we of the South undertook TO exer-
else this right, the northern Demo Gratis as
marty uhere were noble EXCEPTIONS
united with the Republicans and aided
them, not only to destroy every vestige OF
State rights, but TO change entirely the
very nature of our central government.
The present state OF this country, in which
constitutions and laws are treated as worth
less, and where leading politicians claim
ing to be statesmen do not hesitate to de-
clare that the will Of u majority of one
section is superior TO all political obliga-
tons, and must be carried out, though the
Constitution be violated in every part, IS
due in no small degree to the cowardiy
conduct Of the northern Democracy. Not
"cowardly" as respects rifles, bayonets,
and cannon, but as respects that fear to Of
fcnd the populace which is begotten of de-
mocratic institutions. They first set the
example of sacrificing principle upon the
altar of necessity" They agreed to
make an unconstitutional war upon the
South because the northern masses, infu-
rated by fanaticism, demanded it. The
Radicals now are only following their ex-
ample; and though we believe that thou
sands of tho more intelligent of the north
ern Democrats felt that the war would pro-
duce the very results which have followed,
and now regret that they had not the manii-
ness to stand up against it, yet we of the
South must be excused if we class them as
men In name but Federal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RE TO MERCHANTS, ID ANks, Isso-
RANCE COMPANIES, CLERKS OF COURTS,
and all others In want Of
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
wOODHOUsE ( PARHAa,
uate James woodhouse Col
BouKsELLbRs AND srATioHERS,
.GoyERSoR STREET NEAR MAIS,
have established
COMPLETE BOOK BfSDElY AND BLANK
BOOK MANDATORY,
with the best machinery, tools and materials LOT
the prosecution Of this branch oi theH
business. They are now pre-
pared 10 put up
PAMPHLETS, PERIODICALS,
aud to ,rr,c
BIND BOOKS, RULE PAPER, and aANoFAc-
TUBE BLANK BOOKS
to any pattern.
They have already in store good STOCK Of
LED6EKS,
JOURNALS,
DAT-BOOKS,
CASH BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS,
RECEIPT BOOKS,
RECORD BOOKS,
SALES BOOKS;
IN fact every description OF LANh BUM usually
required, including
MEMORANDUM BOOKS
In great variety.
ALSO.
awcll. selected stock or
STATIONERY.
wOODHOUsE i PARHAd,
date James woodhouse Co.D
nj their New Building,
:, IN Governor street near Main.
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ret THE NEW MALADY Is SPREADING
RAPIDLY.
EIGHTEEN HUyDRED AND EIGHTY.SEvEN
CASES OF
LEVY on THE BRAIN"
I, ,ba city last week, all Of which were cured,
and we continue to cure all now cases, as
we have large supply of the neces.
sary articles to do It.

Handsome Embroidered Sets OF Collars and Cuffs
at SOC, worsa IL 50 Embroidered Linen Collars at
81 per dozen, worth 50; Handsome Needle worked
Bands, two yards IN piece, at 75c, 81 ~ rs $780,
and 81 worth double the money; Linen baudker-
chiefs at Il - per dozen, worth 81: Hernstitched
Handkerchief At soc and &c worth &c. and IL !;
Rich Embroidered Handkarchiefs at Sl75, worth
80; Real Lace Collars at 75c., II, 81 p, and up
wards: Children's Ralmoral Skirts at 81, worth
Il 50: Canton Flannel at lsc., 20, 2jc., and zoe
White Flannel At 25c soc, aud 3;c. Excellent
Grav AMI Red Tw!llcl Flannel 3: 3Jc., worth SOC. :;
al French Ncrinos, al colors, at 81 worth IL 90
Plain and Striped Moh4irs at sec, worth Soc !;
Striped prhage at Csc, worth ajc. All-wooI De-
lsines a. soc very fne for the money Hoop
Skirtsats1, IL %, aud II 90 Duplex Skirts at rae
tory prices a large assortment OF CLOAK Buttons
., loo mr. dozen. some Of which are worth ''c
Cloak or,am ,ts a; 81 .. g? ana *?.5' worth dou-
Bile the money, sure Black Cloth for Clo"k' at
81 q. worth 81; Douhle. milel Cassineres at ~
~o,,rlh h. chaanatsa Reaver Cloth, al wool, fan
,na v.-I and hs,f Wild. At g. worth - and
lo,, o, other gods At very low prics'.
Purchaser, may rely npon finding every article
re advertise. provided tEsy call within week
from the date u our advertisement. We never ad-
rsr,ise anv article unless have 1t in the store
Il H.. time OF writing the advertisement.
LEVY BROTHERS.
jail - nam street
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ponrh,;c,ns n aecd And this Is MI that

Republicans in deed. And this is all that
we meant TO be understood as asserting
when we said recently that the South
would "put no faith in their resolutions"
we wished them and the Radicals TO I'M
dcrstaud that we had had enough of war,
and would not commence another If all the
Democrats in the northern States were TO
declare that the Federal Government had
no right to cocrce State. Let Us sup
pose, for instance, that Congress should
pass law prescribing the qualifications oil
voters and providing that negroes should
vote in every southern State. Such law
would be q plain, unmistakable violation OF
the Constitution. Every Democrat in the
North knows that it would be. And yet,
If the southern States were to resist its
execution by force and arms, these same
Democrats would fight, not on the side they
themselves hold to be the right one, but on
the side of the Radicals. Wherefore we
beg to repeat that we cannot trust such
men. We won't secede any more. We are
for peace. We are "subiugated." And
we wish our northern masters to know that
we are not again TO be led off into an at
tempt to uphold States rights or any other
rights at the lannon's mouth.
And now, having defined our position as
10 the nor ern Democrats as party, we
will add I t the truest States-rights men
in this couatry, the most noble examples
Of statesmen who are willing to sacrifice
ambition upon the altar Of principle, are to
be found in the northern States. There are
many menin those States worthy to be
classed with Sir THOMAS MORE, who gave
up the highest Office in England and lald
his head upon the block rather than
take an odious az test oath" Such men are
an honor to their kind. "Of such the "
Yankee "world is not worthy" yet they
are there. We honor them as heroes in
deed. And these men must influence
others, less known, who hold the same
sound opinions and are actuated by the
same high motives.
Finally, notwithstanding what we have
said, we are willing to cooperate with the
northern Democrats in whatever efforts
they may make to bring the Government
back to what il vas before the war. 1hey
may do much effect this good result, and
we would not iscourage them. One OF
them writes to US as follows, from the In
terror of the Slate Of New York:
"Certaiuly, if our country is ever saved
" from anarchy, our liberties rs well as
/" yours saved and preserved, it will be by
" and through the agency OF northern
" Democrats and the southern people"
"All which" we as steadtaStly be-
lieve as does our correspondent, in whose
sonndncss as politician we have every
confidence, and to whom and those like
him nothing that We shall ever say which
NAV appear to disparage the northern
Democrats will be applicable.
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Telepraphic Oracles-

In the absence of northern newspapers,
delayed by the snow-storm, one Is some
times reduced to study the kilograms, in
the hope of extracting from them by care
full collation. some few statements which
are credible, or at least conceivable as
facts, at least until contradicted. But this
task becomes every day more and more
hopeless, and must, we fear, be given up. II
we look, for example, at the news sent t.
us from beyond the Atlantic by the immor-
tai Cable, We are thrown into almost a.
hopeless confusion about what is going on
over there as if we were reading about
Mexico itself. From London, under date
December Is, We receive thisEpnnounce-
-meut: "a telegram from Hong Kong
Estates that the French fleet In Corca has
sheen defeated in an engagement at King
"han, Cochin China "a statement which
is about as ineligible as if We were in
formed that the French feet at Vera Cruz
had just been defeated in au engagement
at Quebec. One day later, however, there
is another telegram from London ICON
firming" the defeat OF the French fleet IN
Corca. But the very merit day, through
tie same channel, We have this: Inc
--latest statement is that the French fleet
"had captured Kanghow, China" Now,
these data being given, and all spread out
together in the telegraptsc columns of yes
tcrday, it is required to say, What has the
/. French feet been doing'
n Leaving that point to be cleared up by
bstill later information, let us try to com.
prehend what is taking place in Crete.
The Greek Christians of that island have,
we know, been maintaining an unequal
struggle for some months against their
Turkish masters; and as this small war
may at any time stir up the great Eastern
Question, the journalists and news agents
throughout Europe have been specially
careful 10 pervert tho facts either on the
one side or the other. There are two main
laboratories of Cretan news: CONSTANT
nople is one, Athens is the other. From
ConStantinople We are always hearing Of
tremendous defeats suffered by the insur-'
gents, Of the rebellion being suppressed
nay, Of q general amnesty being proclaim
Cd 10 the defeated Greeks, out Of the Sui
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01
By J. II. D!gges, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtuc'of
deed Of trust executed to me- by william S1t te
Hustrgs Cont for the city Of Kchm1nd 70 sgoGrv
The payment Of certain noSPt%Rls,, PrIP .ntsT
s Tt dats fox U.S. will proceed on sATU&DAl >, me
stu day q January 49, on @toS 5h2 pt saa7sysi BY
ocIoGa I. d., !" ecu If BkiCk HOUSE and LOT
"a - Rty Situated on the south side Of CLAY
street, In the city Of Richmond 0st% we on CAV
anu anu. a ~ rnnring back eighty one feet
TgRTs ~ SALE Cash a" 10 80 inqc a. snss a.
ny 80 ;a t.-sruttun " thi- lrGs' deed, AMI upon
IN t,,ns A. 10 tue resi- inc VIII be made known
on the day Of sale. ,,,,s pt,,,rt.e 1,-,,,
n D,aova kuctfuuppr de 2n--tis
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rsG CRATE FUEL.
CARBON HILL SOFT LUMP COKE
"a ar unequallsd
CRATE FUEL,
comfort and economy considered.
7, "a EASILY IGNITED, GIVES A PLEASANT
HEAT, AND BURNS LONGER
hanany bituminous COAL whatever.
FOR sale a, SIX DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS per
,ooa, wERTH, RATHBUN Il CO.
oeco Tonth street near Main. Yard, Canal
street near Seventh "a l."
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NATIONAL BANK uP VIRGINIA.,
RICHMOND, Decem Der !, 1865.
WHITE H-HEALTHY

VIZ HITE TIE ET H-HEALTHY
w uUM>-THE BEST TOOTH POWDER.-Ths
SAPrNISE DESTlFkICE We compounded after
various experiments End consultations with Tue
best dentists, aud ii has met with rapid sale with
no a,d from advertising. We offer II win conn
Composed Of pure and well-trled dsteTgents,
sstrlugents ana anti-scnrbutics, We guarantee II
not to contain anything tHai can by p s'lhIIiN n
lure the teeth or gums on the contrary, We hho"
remove incpieut tartar AMI scuri, ana heai anu
harden the gums. -, so,n. NJ
Head the annexed recommendahohs o! some Vi
our we'll known and most prominent dehliS's
RICHMOND, December Is. 1865.
have for many years used IN my isin' ST eNu
TiPRICE - prepared by Messrs. Meade BAKER,
who have acquainted me with iis comp nsltlon, hha
all who use II may DO 80 with tue ass urahce that u
j. IA preferable 10 most preparations Of lts KIND
and thai il does no. contain any ingredient that can
by possibility injure the teeth u organ IN OF APP
psarauce JOHN q. WAIT, Dentist.
We confidently recommend 10 all yho need an
thcieat and harmless Tooth Powde: the elegaot
preparation OF Meade & Baker known as "sapo'
n'He D0N''''''G GEORGE w. JONES. Dentist.
R w HUDSON, Dentist
W. LEIGH BURTON, Dentist
J. HALL MOORE, NJ. D Dentist.
JOHN MAHoSY, Dentist.
Price, fifty cons box PrsPIFrSEt Sn.y sy
jal Practical Phsrmsceutist', Richmond, Va.
NEW MUSIC.-Just published, 40,
y pMA GOOD OLD REBEL" Soug. Price
ffty cents. VIII be sent by mail on receipt Of the
marked price Music dealers, booksellers, &C.,
supplied on reasonable terms. Address
JOHNSON & CHAhBERLAYEE,
Music Dealers and PGb!isher,
fall, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

By Paine L Co., Auctionssfs.

vJ,RrrSTEps SALE OF A LARGE
sSD pgstRsBLg sTOcK OF CLOTHING,
BpoTs AID SHOES. &c, &c. At AUCTION 81
virtue or the provisions Of deed 81 rnstI n
Wailerstein u me as trustee, dated The ntn De.
rarober 1855 and OF record In the Office Of tn.
Richmond Husting. Court, ! shall nes Tor sale -
pgblic .uctiOn ri the store Of the sail n Na.lAr.
TEN No SIS Broad STREET. in this city, On TUES.
nay the Sth dxy of January 1901, csDmrnciHg A.
10 o'clock the entire stock Of GOODS contained 10
said store, consisting OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS, etc, etc. , -
IIso all tho HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR.
YITURE of said Wallerstein conveyed In s@sI
decd -. ,,
Terms: For all sums under 800, cash over that
Amount thirty days credit for approved endorsed
negois bic paner r SrRausE, Trustee.
Sale TO DO conducted by PASE Co, Auciion.
GERS. J.l
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81 James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
oMce opposite Spotswoot Eotol.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
Y ESTATE, ~ THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Pursuant to + decree entered by the Court OF Hus
ting. for the city Of kichmoHd on the 2Sth De-
cember 1853, in the sultof Green and wife against
Burke. g., SHALL. or TUESDAY sth Of Janu .ry,
lsg7 at 81 O'Clock p. 81, upon the premises, so i
At public auction to the highest bidder the REAL
EST ATE In the bill and proceedings mentioned,
consisting oil lot IN the city 81 Richmond on the
apst side Of Brook eV.nue. fronting o. feet on
Brook avenue and running back on the north
side 10 fc.t md on tho souh side ls' feet
TERNs Ou--third cash Ons-th'rf on cradit OF
six months and e-third on a credit of twelve
mouths negotiable notes. with interest added, Tor
the credit payne & will be required and the uits
", b. withheld till the whole purchase money Do
paid and 4 conveyance he directed by the court.
THOMASJ EVANS, Special Commissioner.
- ~ - de 81
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N.Tro.aL EXCHANGE BANK,
=. - {. y

RICHMOND, VA, December - I'oo. )
,ur pEGJ1IAR ANNUAL MEET
| ~ az TUE STOCKHOLDERS or THIS
y, NJ viii be held at their banking house on
PPfn1ESDhY, sth proximo, Al o'clock NJ, "nt tt,
the election Of directors Tor the ensuing Se"'
be held. G u SMITH Cashier
de ?s-td o d - N'
Cttv rauars
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LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND

T OST, ON SATURDAY LAST. NEAR
IL Eighteenth and Dock strerts, Erasss.+.SS.2
BLACK LEATHER POCKET BOOK. IL j
containing ten dollars in currency and IL Gt~H
sew raj due hills-amouuts not remsm H@--~sa4-<.s
brred. The finder may retain the mO"cy II he viii
leave the pocket book and due bills 81 Mr.. HOWE :
office corner Eighteenth AID Dock streets. The
payment OF the due bills has been stopped.
il lis WARNER PRYOR
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Auction sALEs-THIs DAY.
BY James M. Taylor, Aucti"neer,
Office cprosi'e spolswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE
AND LOT. on THE SOUTH SIDE OF Ga :,
gETWEEy SEyESTEENTH AND EI6HTEbaIn
sTREETs, ~ THE CITY OF. RICHMOND, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed executed 20 ~.
a. ,rus,ee nv NJ g. whitman and vito, dated
the Iiih day Of June. 1885, and recorded In Ine
clerks Office of the Hastings Court oi ne cry
OF Richmond and at the request oil me behehcLt'y'
I viii nrrraed Ia sell nj auction, on the premises,
on TUESDAY the lat dsy Of January, 1877, ~ mn.
past o'clock p NJ II FAIR II not on the mex AT
side Of CLAW between Seventeenth and hlgh,".hh
streets, being the property conveyed IN .aii aseS
OF trust The lot fronts on Clay street p l"ts
Inches and runs back Ia feet Inches, Win
doubi . brick and wood building thereon.
TERMS: Cash for enough to defray the ps -
nor dus ON a note the remainder at such time "a
viii be made known on tho day OF sale.
de 81 JAMES NJ Ia Lor1t =.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
BY RognauIt & Co.. Auctionesrs,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
r1rRNITURE. PIANO. CARPETS,
Il &c At ArCUar .-wo will sell at our store
Nv anction, wEDgE sDAY MORNING, January =,
at IL O'clock, handsome variety OF
FtjRNITrRE, &c, suca IS
CABINETS,
BUREAUS,
BgDSTBADS,
s8FAs,
wARDRoBEs,
H E16k HS2irpLvgs,
SHOW GASES,
FEATHER BEDS.
BJLsTERS and PILLOWS,
HA Tt 4. ssssO'N' al" wa
SEYtvvFE1Tf and IyGRAIy CARPETS,
RESTAURANT DUNNO TABLE,
YOUNGSTERS PIANO, q octave, ma
DRY S Se9G s,'''
nl INV" RERGNAULT & CO, Anetioneers.
AUCTIoN.-TRUSTEES SALE AT
y AUCTION TN WEDNESDAY the "a OF
January 1907, the remsining stock OF uhuI e.. -
OF Rogers, RiddcE Co WIN ne ctosea oc cor".
nance nj IL O'clock A. II. stock consists in part
PORT RICO SUGAR in hogshssds
REFINED SUGAR, ia barrels aud hall pafFei' ;
BLACK and IMPERIAL TEAS,
SyRrPs,, MoLAssEs, -,
MAcKEkEL and HERRINds, in barrels, half
barrels, and Sits
WHISTLES and BRASDIES,
LARD, in half barrels :;
INDIGO and MUSTARD,
NAILS-Oi Dominion
BROOMS, BUCKETS,
VINEGAR. IN barrels
EMPTY and I5,GAILON KEGS, &c.
de 81 L. {. CAHNOA. LLn-see:
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auetioneers
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRA.
Y BLY, LOCATED BRICK TENEMENT, on TH2
SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN First
AND FOusHEE STREETS, FOR SALE AT ACC.
d 'G n. ~ 81 Iu S s en- I1o
o'clock p VI. that beautiful and c1nyenientiy.
arranged BRICK TENEMENT located a. above
now in the occupancy II Mr.. Charles Lundin. con.
tanning seven rooms, besides brck kitchen and
gas and water on the promises. In front Of the
dwelling 'hrteisa hArds me iron yerandah, and
front entrance 10 The basement, - a. To answer
the purposes - an Office. The tenement Il nearly
new, aud admirably adapted for the comfortable
accommodation of a ell family. The lot ruR
back Us feet 70 wide paved alley.
Terms Gua-thiri cash balance ct ELK, t"elVs,
and eighteen month, for negotiable notes lntrreat
added, secured by trust deed Tho taxes lof 1871
10 be paid by the purchaser. .,,ru,o-
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPEksOH,
dam AuctioneoTs:
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CTOLEN, ONE NIGHTBAST WEEK,

- from my farm, in Louisa county, near d.
Trevilian's depot, TWO HORSES, ono OF LII14S~
'the IN an iron gray mare, about four years1lZ-A
old her name turns on the LETT side, ami I'll. end
OF tho tail is nearly white. The other /, light
sorr-l mare, auout ten wears old both hind feet
are white and she has blaze In her face. Neither
Of them had on shoes when they were stolen. A
very liberal reward will BE- given for their return
to me or to Rev. A r. Dickinson. Richmond, or
for information which will lctd to their recovery
RALPH DICKINSON,
u l-AI.sn.rt TrnriLlian- Lan-t L-mi-.L rnn-.r.
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DTSsOIUTIONS & PARTNERSHIPS

NOTICE OF CO-PAKTNEKSHIP.-
~ ME-. BENJAMIN CONYEES, Of Tirg.nis,
II..e II New orleans, auI NJ former partner In
he Exchange and Banking Business In th city,
VIC On the lst day ~ September last admitted 70
an interest in Ily hu,ine-s. The co partnership
now announced embraces the trau~acti ~ Of the
house from thai date and from h~hcrfnrth the
name and style OF the rrm vii bg y. T. VII
Inns ( 90. y. I. WILLIAMS.
kICnMUND, January ls'. I:51-
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By.Harrison, Goddin h Arperson, AuctioneerS'
Rankars Brokers' and Real Estate Agents.

VERY VALUABLE LOT, on III !
EAST SIDE OF VALLEY sTKEETr BF Rp"dKs
waRrp1rTsE FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII
be sold 1t auction, on the premises On bo Pa -
the l-t OF January, 1897, At Clock r., tn",
mcs, valuable Lot located 81 above. sdloihlhg
rI.o the irm yard of Mr. John Nettes, fronting
SIS feet running back bout 50 feet, on whlch thGrs
st,nds' four framed tenemeuts, belonging 70 III
lessee the same to be removed alter the hta OF
February next. ,.,.za. ., f,rr and
aiabt months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by a trust deed ,nDppcor
,oa Auctioneera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

By Harrison, Godtln AppeIsoH' HuV''V'7V1''
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TOUR FRAMED TENEMENTS, ON
Il VALLEY AND CONCORD STREETS, L.
FOR SALE AT ACCTI0N.-Wi!l be sola q nd
the Isl of January, l,G7 At n o'clock p NJ, four
FRAMED TENEMENTs, located as above, one
fronting on the west line Of Valley street, ard
runs the Virginia Central railroad. These trne-
ments are between Richard and Baldng str et6,
and are each renting to good paying tenants al
$40 per month. The houses, except the one on
Valley street, are in good order.
TERMS: one third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by trust deed
HARRISON, GODDIN i APPFRsoH,
de 27-tds Auclioneers.