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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-25

no THE ANCIENT FRATERNITY
AND THE PUBLIC.-THE MASONIC Or
PHANs' HOME LoTTEEY CT GE0RdlA'-The
Legislature Of Georgia at its last session granted
lottery privilege to eminent Masoos for tho pur-
OF ndps sns In nfGH Et s h9s ST tgs
ersa,ed BY this 6tcTy to BE- applied Masonicaly
to that purpose less the current eSpsnsesl AID
annual reports made 10y the managers, under oath,
TO the LEGISLATURE
Severai of the most eminent, wealthy. and In
nuential Masons in Georgia have accepted me
and are also guardians Of the fund created, and
have already purchased tho land for the Home
and advertised for proposals for the buiLdinGs:
OF paving all prizes. nd every dollar made Will
be applied Historically to the building and en-
downing home for widows and orphans.
1t Is their cause and the patronage OF the An.
cient Fraternity and the pubic is respectfully So
The The MASONIC oRPHAas' HOME LOTTERY is
now established and doing bus ness, notWith.
standing the desperate attempts OF monopoly 70
crush and deeat 1t but nothns can p re ~
widows and orphansl, conducted by members Oh
the Ancient Fraternity-me OF character; stand
ing and responsibiltyf to them 1t - lahor OF
voices against this masonic ORPHANS HOME
LOTTERY but men OF immoral character and fast
The l,O drawings OF the MASONIC ORPHANS
HON LOTTERY take place in pnbllc, AZ Atiahta,
supe endence OF sworn commissioners MasonS
of high standing and character ornr,rs,
The managers Of the MASONIC ORPHAHS
HOME LOTTERY have given bonds to the United
states Government and complied with the revs-
nue. laws and solicit the patronage o: the Ancient
fraternity and the public generally.
Georgia AS to the MASONIC ORPHANS HOME
LOTTERY and its managers.
The drawings are rent psr telegraph 10 me Vari-
GUS agents. eli prizes, are paid promptly. Inc
sche mes are liberal. The drawings are in public,
all under sworn commissioners.
The Masonic fraternity are requested 70 cali ana
zens for il is for ths widows and orphans. There
are six managers Ct this louery-nen OF hlYh ara
noble characer-and the business gone TnSef INC
firm of bu U, "iLSoN q ~,
Managers Masonic Orphans Home Lottery,
Atlanta ia.
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AUctiOn Sales.
BY Cook & Laughton, Auct!oneers,
Corner Governor End Franklin streets.
~
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
BY Cook s. Laughton, Auct!oneers,
Corner Governor End Franklin streets.
HURNITURE. CARPETING, IRON
e SAFE, &C., AT AUCTIJN.-on FRIDAY the
25th instant at 10 o,cloc we vii sell At opr store
MAHOGANY JENNY LINZ BEDsTEADS,
DoUBLE AND SINGLE OUTAGE BED
Very handsome WALNUT wARDRoBEs,
PILLOWS and BOLSTERS,
BEDSPREADbs and COMFORTS,
New Double and Single MATTRsSSEs, re
TABLES, WAsHSTANDS,
T @IabSw T sHs sbEss'
COOKING AND OFFICE STOVES,
CROCKERY, TOILETWAhE, nc, &c.
Ten ROLLS NEW *'f fSjdRA1s 7HszE-rLr
Several ea Il EXGELiLEHT VELVET and BRUs-
Sells CARPETS.
ADDITIONAL.
At1l o'clock will be sold
one LARGE IRON SAFE, in excellent order,
made by Tilton & Mcfarland
COOK LAUGHTON.
oc 9! 1Gctionaers.
A UCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
II LIQUORS, FIXTURES, &c.--By virtue of
recorded deed Of trust executed TO me, shall sell,
III puDIC duCllDu W the biuucl, ~ Shcltt
on FRIDAY The 25th of October, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, stock Of GROCERIES,, etc, such as are
usually found in retail store, 1t the grocery store
No. 5l6 Mar.hall street, near Second Market, In
Richmond
&C 2i-2t s. Fl. BERRY, JR., Trustee.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII he added to the above sale the Stove and
Bar and as Fixtures.
ALSO,
The store will be rented at the same time, at
auction, until the rst day Of May next.
oc25 B. H. BERRY, JR., Trustee.
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BY Lee & Goddin,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneeu
No. 1874 Cary street.

VALUABLE FARM. COETAIN1N.
2?5 ACRES OF HIGHLY IMPROVED rtsy
ING AND GARDEN LAND FRONTING a.; TsI
WILL AMSbuRi TURNPIKE AND culgIS,
CITY ROAD. THREE MILES FROM RlCHN1SG
FOR SALE AT AUCTION by rs1u,st ~ m :
LELAND. we will sell on MOS DAY. Sovsnss, /"
1857; at O'CLOCK +. d., on the prem!.e., ~.
ing 225 acres OF highly improv ID land upon vst,.
there Is comfortable dwelling rort.iutr. r.. r.:
rooms, and all necessary out. buildings. AT ~
OF this tract l?5 acres are open and Ia cnluyatr.
the residue well ttmbered Fifty acre, AZ. ~
Bet in timothy and clover, and the premise. q.
closed with an excellent plank fsa-s ani ...t.
pots.
Adjacent to tEs dwelling is = we'll OF mos, ss,...
lent water.
Trims: Ona.fourth IN ca.h the balance s,.,
twelve. aud eighteen months for negotiable rs..,
bearing interest from the day OF sale and .es-,..
by deed OF truet. LEE i GoDDly
Au:ti0ns.r
The above farm will be disposed of 2, prTr.
sale OC lG---ottiSttp,
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Grubbs b williams, Auetloneers.
ro,+b vast corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
TWO VERY HANDSOME BRICK

TWO VERY HANDSOME BRICK
COTTAGES AND VACANT LOT, ON THE
SaLE At AUCTI0N-We will sell at auction. on
the premises. on THURSDAY the alst day OF oc-
tobsr at y o'clock P. NJ. the two very handsohe
p Dn,Ih Leigh, opposite the residence Of Joseph
jackson Esd and ado9ns the ,siasnis o, "
occnpiad by tho owner, Mr. F. T. hndrews the
other bye: A. Robinson, ESD, formerly occupied
By Judge ould. This property Is sltosted Ia on
walk OF the post. Off CO. and nest desirable re-
stdences. They cont in each eight rooms under
the same roof, Including cook room and servants
snar;ments There are bath rooms with hot and
cold water, and gas the premi-es.
The LOT fronts 20 feet on Tenth street and runs
back us feet.
TgKms: One third ca,h; the balance at four,
eight, and twelve month. for no 20 liable notes,
interest added, secured hy trust dead.
GhUbB, Il WILLIAMS,
q. ns ArctiOneers.
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By Cabell & Watkins.
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
lll3 Main street
IS ry,HE GLEBE," A BEAUTIFU

IS rT1HE GLEBE," A BEAUTIFUL
L AND PRODUCTIVE FARM, oNE QUAR-.
TER OF A MILE FROM AMELIA COURTHOUSE
DEPOT, ON The RICHMOND AND DANFiLLE
RAILROAD, WITH ALL THE STOCK AND
CROPS, For SALE-We cfer for sale the beau
tiirl country seat located ~ above, containing
1884 acres 4 map Of which can be seen 81 our
Office About 2O7 acres are cleared and n crltIva.
ton the balance in wood and timber or OAK and
pine. The land has been much improved. ana
produces well corn, wheat. O1t., aud tobacco:
Much Of IL has been covered, and guano ana
plaster used. good crop Of corn, oats, anu 70
bacco has Just bsen gathered on tue farm. Ihs
place yields tn greatest abundance OF frnit-such
as peaches, apples, pears, cherries, grapes, &c.
The buildings are numerous, Substantial, ana at
tractive. The main dwelling contains seven spa
cious rooms with halls and portcos, all OF which
have bseu newly papered and painted. There Is
also near the mansion another dwelling OF hVe
rooms, In excellent order.
There are i've barns, two stables. carriage,
house Kitchens, ice houae, wash house. &c, all
In excellent repair. The place Is susceptible OF
division into two farms. The dwelling IL within
ten minutes walk Of Amelia Courthouse, Where
there are several churches. schools. poet once,
stores. &c. bn.xcelen. spring il near ~ dw ell
Ing and the place is proyerbially healthy. The
dwelling il insured for =, O0o
The neighborhood is one o, the very best In the
State "
Four me Mules, several head Of Bloodsd Cattle.
ed crops will be sold to tn. purchaser II desirsd.
CABELI. & WATKINS,
Real Estate Agents, lll3 Main street.
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BY Cook L Laughtoa, Auctoneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
~ EETEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI>
VI TURE At AUCTION.-on MONDAY the 18th
instant, at 10 o'clock, We will sell at the resi-.
deuce on Twenty fifth street between 3road and
Marshall general assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
embracing parlor, chamber, dining room, and
kitchen furniture
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, &c,
the whole being OF excellent quality and in first
rate order. COOK LSUGHTON,
oc IS Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

FRAMED TENEMENT ON CUM
"A BEgLAND STREET, AND THREE LOTS ON
6OyEp STRRET SIDNEY, FOX SALE AT AUG
IRON ON TUESDAY. 2sth October. at half-past
4 oiclockP NJ we will sell upon the premises
Iramsd tenement with four rooms, occupied by
NJ Esronson situated on the north side OF Cum
barIand street between cherry and CuiVert The
lot is about 30 by $50 feet
Also, three lots on the south side OF Dover
street near the vert. each about 80 by $50 faet
ihH"9 GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
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BY Z. Gathright, Auctioneer'
No. l4as Main street, between Fourteentn
and Fifteenth streets.


No. 1893 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
WILL SELL AT MY STORE ON
| SATURDAY MORNING, the 10Th instant, at 10
o'clock an assortment Of
FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
SHEETS, &c.
ALSO,
CRoCKEhI,
GLASSWARE,
CASTORS.
CUTLERY, &c.
besides large assortment of fine
UNDER-CL0THING.
ALSO,
PANTS,
COATS,
BOOTS,
SHOES
NUBIAS.
HOODS,
SHAWIS,
SOAPS,
FANCY GOODS, &c.
Sale of latter goods continued at NIGHT Mt half
past O'Clock. E. GATHRlGHT,
oc25 Auctioneer.
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nRFSS AND CLOAK MaRlNG.-~
~ Miss 5. n. PLOUaSuY would most reapee.,
fplIy inform her frisnts that she hto rr1uFhee
from ,ha country. and HAVING partially feeo,'teI re-.
from her late illness. has again ,esum
share or patronage Rooms over !: q. saanaels
lrv goods store No. sH Broad street. oss"seh
Eighth ami Ninth.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, A1etioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

USTEE'S SALE OF 40G 4-10
/ ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBERED LAND.
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND. BETWEEN THE DEEP
RUN ROAD ANDTHE THREE Topped ROAD D.
Az trustees In q csrtain deed OF trust made by b.
w. Green and Julia A, his wife. dated 18th Sep
TENDER, 1865, duly recorded in Henrico Couniy
Court we shall, In execution thereof, at the re-
quest Of the beneiciares In The said deed pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, the premises on
FRIDAY October H. 1867 at L. o'clock NJ, II lair,
If not the first fair day thereafter, that valuable
TRACT OF LAND located as above. containing
400 40 ACRES, according to recent survey. The
said land is heavily covered with superior wood
and timber, and by reason thereof Is regarded OF
peculiar value.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off and discharge all OF the notes
referred TO In said deed which have matured,
amounting 10 r.. 2s3 II ; and as to any surplus
which NAV arise from said sale on such terms AZ
the said Green may prescribe and direct or on his
failure to give any directions then on snch terms
the said trustees may announce at the time Oh
SALE 49,
AS the said land adJ oins the land OF Mr.. John
w. Alley persons attending the sale Will please
meet the trustees at the residence OF said alley,
and accompany them and the auctionser TO tue
spot on the premises selected for the sale 10 come
The taxes for this year to DO paid by the pur-
chaser. ROBERT ). fOhLahD, Tru.tses
Sc l2 JOHN B. YOUNG.
The foregoing sale Is uuavodably postponed
until MONDAY, 2sth October, 1887. At the same
horr. Zoe lOl TRUSTEES.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson. Auctloneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
l FARM OF FORTY ACRES IN HgNRlC9;
TWO MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, BETW Elm
THE RiCHM OND AND FREDERlCksB URG
RsiLROAD AND DEEP RUN TURNplkE.-by
vrtue OF d eed OF trust bearing date 18th septeH-
bs 1885 duly recorded IN Hentis0 County C0q
thereof, proceed to sell at pqblie auction on the
premises on Wednesday. the goth October.
isG7, at O'Clock P. NJ, il fair: Il not the hrst
fair day thereafter. the desirable little farm To-
Gated 4. above. adjoining the lands OF Messrs'
Thomas Johnston, the estate OF Dr. John r. Sln-
ton, A. Barrat,a and others, and now occupied by
Mrs Gentry The land, for the most part, is In
ane order. and admirably we'll adapted for a
garden dairy farm On it Is an eSsee new
a large barn, stable, &c, and . well OF fne water
in the yard There Ia an excellent young orc nard
of almost every variety of fruit. such as peaches,
apples, pears, cherries, strawberries, cutrants,
TERMS: About 1850 in cash on a credit a. to
81 900 until 18th September, 1858, and the IKE sum
on the sans day OF the three following years,
with interest from the 18th september, 1897, until
paid and rs TO the residue thereof on such terms
as shall be announced at the hour OF sale.
oc Is w. G0DDlS, Trustee
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auction Sales.
~~~--~--s~s- 49, -
FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison. doddin Il hrpsron,
Auc,Ioneers and Real Eyt.ts

SALE OF EXCELLENT
4 BRICK TENEMENT ON THE WgsT I,,l
OF SEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY Ann ssiyl
STRyETS.-By virtue Of deed Of ,rus, a.. -.
October. 1859, duly recorded In Iichmard a. ~
inRs Court In deed book No "a B, pays i,r nt
lic auction. on the premises, on THURsJl f1''
tober 81. 1887. At o'clock II, r. air. -, w.
FIST fair day thereafter, tia. bsa1tif7 49,.
TsNEnEST located a. above. bow IN The n,. q
pancy OF Mr. A. Mills The lot IA. i,'t,7
~ fee, and depth Of lao fest The dwa ,'ottR
exec llent order, contains seven rooms ~
ample accommodations for ser7ars. Tba s1'
modern impr movements have been irtroJ-...','s
the dweliing-such as gas, water close. ~
baths. &c '-''''s
The deed requires a cash sale 10 IN, av,...
about IS 500 bnt II Is probable that A: N ~.
sonabls terms cf credit. "- ':I.
JOHN HOWARD,
oc 81 ALEX II SANDS. Trustees
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By Cook & Laughton, Ahctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

TIRST-CLASS MULES, HORSES,
4 &c ,ATAUCTION.-W will sell at the horse
lot, on Council Chamber Hill, on SATURDAY the
?6th instant, at 10 o'clock,
10 first. class YOUNG MULES.
Several SADDLE and HARNE SS HORSES,
l very good HACK, in good order;
light SPRING Tor WAGON.
COOK LAUGHTON,
&C 25 Auc.iopesIs.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apppereon,
Auctionsers and Real Estate Agents.

DESIRABLE LOT AND SNI A L L
~ BRICK TENEMENT THEREON, ON T Z
EAST LINE OF SEVENTH EsTWEEN MAR r
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION Willibe sold at auction, on the pro-
misses, on THURSDAY the 3!st OF October, lss1,
at half past o. clock p. H., tho REAL Estate
located ~ above. The lot fronts Is feet ana runs
hack 100 feet 10 an alley on which stands Il email
tenement, formerly used as a school house and
residence.
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by 4 trust deed. nu,,or
HARRISON. G0DDlN LPPERsoN,
AnctiOnaeIs.
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By James N. Taylor j Son, A1c,,or..,.
once No. 81 Main street, three door. b.lo,-..
SpotswOod Hotel

TRUSTEES SALE OF A EOrsr
WITH sIX ACRES Of LAND, YE,Y MIA
HILL. AT AUCTION VIII bs sold on Nnyht,ss
the 23th day Of October, on the rrer...s. :,
o'c lock p. NJ, a desirable TW,NsTunT P2tvvtt
HOUSE, with SIX ACRES or LAND now - .. ~
occupancy o; Mr. Conrad Fsitlg, wei ,t...sl =.
gardsnins or Tor raising fruit eonTsn'sn, II.
lance from the city, with the usual 0at.brt4f1,,
all in good order. 1t i within one qr.rs,~..',
mile OF the present corporate limits sd,oinl,, =.
Lar d. Of Mr.. P-ytoE job aston and other ~'
TERMS onA-thtrd cash balance on crs,,,..
four and eight months tor ne< otl abl4 rs,e, 49,
res. added. and secured BY deed ~ trqs'. '''
JAMES " TAYLOR Trr.,..
sais 20 be conducted by JAMES II. TArLaEs.n,
Auctioneers.
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ARE OPPORTUNITY FARM
III FOR SALE.-lt lies In Chesterfield county
about eight miles from Manchester, short DIS
lance from the Courthouse road. Contains one
high state Of cultivation. tho be- lance heavily
wooded and timbered Church. school, and saw
mill, within II short distance OF the pace oosle-
ty, none better The improvements are II new
DIV cling house, kitchen. barn. stable, &c WIN
An excellent well Of water In the yard The dwell
&c Ary person desiring TO purchase the above
farm can bs convinced that ii Is the greatest bar
gain In the market by calling at this oihee, or
addressing w. ii s.. through he hiGhm0ha post
Office Can be seen at this office at IL O'Clock any
- Oc 2I-lwt
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auction SNIes.
FUTURE DAY.
BY orubbs q Williams. Auetoneers.
Sorthves, corner of Main snd Eleventh Streets

Sorthwos. corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
A NEAT BRICK TENEMENT, ON
IN CLAY STREET NEAR BUG y AZ
SPRING, at AUCTION.-on MONDAY, Hth 9i
October, at half-past4 o'clock we W1i i se,l
upon tho premises the BRICK TEN EM 81 sitI
streets. Tho lot Ia about 3oxloo feet The mouse
has six rooms, is nearly new, and Is In goa Or
der This would bs a very fine opportunity lor
any one wishing to purchase a neat and comfort
ab le home at Il moderate cost:
Immediately thereafter VIII be SOLD TWO very
nretty BUILDING LOTS, in rear OF the above,
fronting tharine street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Or "a Auctioneers
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Lost, Strayed, and Found.
Educational.

MISS HARTLEY GRAHAM WILL
wi continue her School on Grace street,
and can be seen 1T any time 1T No 2J2 west GRACE
49, oc 2i-Gt
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
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A capital prize OF gao 900 was sold In New York
The lucky numbers Il, IS. ~ were drawn in class
go September 2!,h.
AGENTS WANTED. Farther information given
by addressing post-otfce box s57, Richmond Va
ol-eod3,E
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BIZ Harrison, Goddin & kpperson, Auctoneers ana
Real Estate Agents.

THE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRA c.
/ TIVE PROPERTY KNOWN As BACON
QUARTER BRAHCH T.yEEI," ON BROOK
AVENUE. FOR SALE OR LEASE.-At the request
OF II owner we Offer for sale or Lease that truly
Unable pra pcrty located IA above, known As
BACun QOAkTER BRANCH TAVERN. with the
square of land attached TO 1t, bounded by BROOK
avenue, Spring Ga ihoun, and Godnin streets, con-
tanning yearly two acres Tho improvements are
all In good order consisting Of two larss brtck
one having front OF abont ioo
feat no the ether 4 front of 50 feet This yard Is
beautiful shad- d by sycanores-in the midst OF
which Is spring Of pure water, encasrd IN mar
bla slabs, with volume OF water sufcient, u 10
believed, to propal machinery, with fall OF
twenty feet For many purposes this property mas
great attractions and advantages; especially
factory, tannery or similar enterprise. Possession
given at once. Terms very reasonable
" &C 25-st HARRISON, GuDDlN APPERSoT.
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Beat Estate AgencieS.

~~[-~~~~ll<~~~~~~~~~
DOBERT n. MAURY, JR.,
IL REAL Estate AGENT AND AUCTIoNEER,
once IN rear Of the banking house OF b. Il.
Maury Co, -
oc I-2wt 40. lola MAIN STAEEI
CABELL Il WATKINS, lib Main
" street, Lancaster Building, Riehmond. Va
ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIOSEERS,
having especial facilities with northern and Nir.
ginia purchasers solicit consi 2nmens Of all kinds
Of REAL ESTATE, in the city and state. for isle.
exchange, lease. or purchase, privately and at
auction, on tho LII oct liberal terms.
L. DARLINGTON CABELL,
al l0-3m J. b. WATKINS.
A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
n LAIDS.-I have formed business eonnse.
ton With Me-srs Murphey Troutman, Real rs.
tate Agents and Brokers. Philadolphia, who have
applications for tho purchase OF large number OF
farms and other real property In Virginia, iof
which fair and reasonable prices Will DO pald py
Pennsyl vanians desiring 10 remove 70 III state
On application, In person or by mail. will! With
pleas furnish any having land for ssls spec
eae Information on tha subject.
J. d. lMBODEa, Attorney ut Law
an 7o-tx Richmond. Va.
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Read the following from the Ntionat latetN.

Read the following from the MtiondI hateth-
1.-THE Masonic ORPHANS HOME LoTTERY.-ln
our advertising columns vii be found history OF
tina Masonic Orphans Home Lottery, recently char
Jared by the state of Georgia. 1t IL seldom that We
are ling to CONNIE nd lotteries OF any description,
hrt in This instance feel auth Orized 10 say that
this enterprise i under the contact OF expert
racters ara an ample guaranty that It Will be
managed properly and the proceeds applied rel-
giously to the appointed endowment OF nome iof
widows and orphans"
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NfcGUIRE'S SCHOOL.
wi NINTH AND CLAY STREETS,
pR.j If. G. Mo3UiRE,t ff'hsipS!S'
Professor FaATugSAAg. Modern Languages.
lnnIv n either PRINCIPAL oc lin
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A NTHRaCITE COAL.-Slo 20. 50.
N We claim TO have reduced the price ufEull
from $40 50 to - 50 per ton and "" promise 20 s.
duce il still lower just re room wa can .-t 1.,
sat OF customers that viii warrant II. IN -nIsr.ls,
our business. oc IL H. WAnpW hLk.
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Coal and HOOd.

MO DELAY IN SUPPLYING COAL
~ Consumers OF coal ara informed tha, A. c1.
siderable expense anarrans"mert has hasn ma.
with the Midlothian Coal Company watch -rt...
me TO supply INN SDlATELY their order. for,.t
superior LrMP COAL a. ths LOWEST BATES
a cargo Of ANTHRACITE COAL Just receive!
and for sale by weight or load.
SALES STRICTLY CASH.
Hand in your orders ALBEIT BLAIR
office with CaCeil and Watkins. Ne. ll3 ".
street. &C 3~a
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
fence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

State Of the aIRrkct-Prices Severe Frost
olrst ting Of Merchants Opposition Line of
>tcam>hips between James River and New
York Proposed Resolutions Asking the CO.
operation of Richmond and Soriolk-ENor-
Infant CharycS OF the Old dominion Line.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30
Sherih's Sale.
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Absalom Doher,y Court Of Common
VS. Pleas,
Ellen McKeever ct al.> Franklin county
INPURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i sale in the above stated case from said court
to directed, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton. a. the door of the Court House. in the city of
Columbus. on
Saturday, the 2Sth dav of December, A. D
1867,
at O'Clock p. NJ. tire following described real es.
tate, .ituate in Franklin county. to-wit:
The undivided half Of the thir'i quarter Of the
first township of the 18th range of United States
military lands. and being lot No. 20. the whole tract
containing by estimation. eighty acres, more or
less. agreeable to the survey OF John Graham, on
record in the Recorders Office in bo.k No. !. page
10. to which reference is hereby made for more
particular description. situate in Jefferson town.
ship. in said county, suhjrct to the widows dover.
as hereinhefore assigned to her.
Appraised at $40 per acre.
Terms of Ssle-One-third of the purchase money
paid on the day of sale, one-third in year. and
one-thiri in two years. with interest from tine day
of sale. different payments to be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
Printers fees S1l.00.
WIN. D0MIGAN.
Horace WILSON, Atty. Sheriff
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