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PETERSBURG, December Q, 1867. !.
A deliberate and diabolical attempt az
murder was made at late hour on Saturr :
day night. A white man by the name OF
Patrick Curtis, we'll known as q JUN
dealer, and living on HALIFAX s s.ls. -. III III
to his stable before retiring 70 oeu y. ~. =
after his horses, where ne was i"os 49, ~ :
negro named Sbadrack ADAMS ans aoaIs,nss
being armed with pistol, anu couosisss
living in wait for the purpose ol MutueI I
and robbery, fred on Cur.ls; ene oa! II
taking effect in the neck. railing as II
dead for he must have been rendered
;nsensible for the moment, the rob-
her proceeded to rife his pockets,
which contained only little money,
but several papers, such as accounts
and receipts. 1t is stated, however,
that there was considerable money on
his person, but so securely disposed Of
as not to be discovered. Adams doubt
less expected large booty, as he had
been employed by Curtis, and knew some-
thing Of the state Of his affairs. A gentle
man passing by short time afterwards,
and seeing the condition Of the wounded
man, called in medical aid. The bali was
extracted, but the patient is in 8 very
critical condition. He gave the name of
the assassin, who was shortly arrested,
with several of Curtis's papers in his
pocket, and other things of no other value
than as serving to identify him. Curtis is
we'll known in Richmond, where he lived
for several years, and where his wife and
children are now said to be living.
This is one Of the boldest attempts OF
murder that has occurred here for many
years, and but too plainly shows how lit
tie value is set on human life by the race
to which the perpetrator of the deed be.
longs.
The Rev. Mr.. Platt, now of Louisville
but formerly rector Of St. Paul's church
in this city, is at present on visit to his
friends here. He preached twice yester
day from his old pulpit to large congrega
tons. Few ministers of the Episcopal
church have enjoyed more popularity
His person is manly, his voice rich ant
musical, and his command of language un
usually fine. In short, he has all the quail
ties Of a popular preacher.
The weather is clear and bracing. ant
remarkably fine for the season. S.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
The Weather-Poverty and Suffering -Norfoll
Appealin for the Repeal of the Cotton Tax
Counties Sending Delegates TO the Conven.
ton.
NORFOLK, December 9, 1867

NORFOLK, December 9, 1867.
News has been scarce in our city for the
past four or five days-almost as scarce as
money. Cold weather is on us in earnest.
The cold winds and the ptiless blasts cause
the shiver to be felt by our destitute poor.
Much poverty exists in our city; but, thank
God, we have among us some generous
souls whose hearts are always open to the
cry of the orphan and widow.
A memorial to Congress from the Com
mittee of the Board of Trade has been
forwarded to Washington, urging that the
tax on cotton be repealed. 1t sets forth
that the present price of cotton is much
less than the cost Of production, and that
the tax is virtually prohibition of its
culture that the United States has ceased
to be the controlling .cotton-producing
country Of the world; that should the tax
remain, enough of the staple may not be
produced to supply the home demand;
that British wealth is being furnished to
make its possessions control the trade in
cotton; that Egypt and Turkey are both,
by their liberality, stimulating its produc-
tion in their countries; and while the at
tention of all nations is attracted by its
importance, the United States, which owes
so much of its wealth to the cultivation
of this great staple, by its legislation is
destroying the desire to continue its pro-
duce. They therefore respectfully beg the
repeal of the tax.
On Saturday night the white people Of
Portsmouth assembled at Oxford Hall for
the purpose Of organizing white mans
party in the old town and Of appointing
delegates to the Richmond Convention.
Able addresses were delivered by Captain
Watts, j. G. Holiday, ]. F. Croker; and
an organization was completed. Twenty
five delegates, headed by Captain Samuel
Watts, were appointed to the Convention.
During the past week meetings have
been held in Princess Anne, Elizabeth
City, Matthews, Nansemond, and Acco-
mac counties, all of which appointed'dele-
gates to the great Conservative Conyen-
ton in Richmond.
Big Richmond will have to expand
itself. With the Convention, so called, now
in session, the conventions and societies to
meet in your city during the coming week
will add much to its bustling appearance,
and, hope, prove rich harvest to your
business community. TALLY.
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TAKE NOTICE.

WORD OF ADVICE.
DRY GOODS cheaper than ever at the popular
Dry Goods Store, No. 3ol, corner, Of Third and
Broad streets.
Calicoes, 8, 10, and l2c.
The very best Mousselaines only 1885,;
Bleached Cotton, ard loc yard wide. only l2c. !;
Brown Cotton, the best and cheapest Ia the city;
Pillow case Cotton only 20c.;
10. sheetings, 4oc., cheap at SOC.
Extra heavy Poplins only Csc, cheap at soc.;
Alpacas, ali colors. rs, So and upwards;
French Merinos and Empress Cloth only 1885,;
Canton Flannels only 1e3c.
Great Bargains In ali-wool Flannels;
Balmoral Skirts only 81. as;
Cashmere for men and boys wear, Soc. and up
wards;
Great Bargains In Ladies' shawls, Cloaks, and
Best Chinchilia Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks, $3.50,
worth 81;
Great bargains in Blankets;
Ladies' fleece lined Hose extra heavy, only 2Sc,
Hoop Skirts, 5oc.;
French Corsets only 81;
mention at ISAAC SYCLE'S
Popular Dry Goods Store,
TO. 3ol, corner of Third and Broad streets.
R. H NoRyRLL, F. V. SUTTON, Jr., and &. FALK,
win be pleased to serve their friends. des-lw
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUABL E FARM OF
RiyHR CANAL, TWO MILES WEST OF tn z
CITY. FOR SALE AT AUCTloN.-on MoNIAf'
We will sell upon the premises the beautiful little
FAR formerly owned by B. W. Haxall, Bsq,
situated on the James River canal bout two miles
west OF the city adjoining the lands OF J. 7. SUIT.
ton, Jr., P. n. Tabb, and others.
There are NINETY.FOUR ACRES OF L A D
naturally of thu best soil, and 1t has been highly
Improved, 30 that there are few If any farms more
productive than this.
The buildings are extensive, embracing an
OyERSEER'S HOUSE and LABORERS' COT
TAG BS, and an excellent BARN and the whole
place is we'll enclosed with a new plank fence.
There are also very fourishing peach and apple
orchards.
TgRMs: Made known at the time OF sale.
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS.
dan kuctioneers.
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Aa.ct6Oss Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Grubbs & William, Auctionears'
Eoythweat corner Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a
Vi PARM OF ess ACRES, WITH COMFORTABLY
IMPRoyEMENTs, ABOUT FIVE hl naT1 S LIN
execution OF decree Of the Circuit Court LOT tne
county OF Henreo entered IN the case OF Sen
pointed commissioners for the purp3ss III ss
auction. upon the premises, on ~ - not
than on The next fair day thereafter. at the same
hour the tract OF land referred to IN inc
ings in said suit being the farm formerly oTneo
BY Mrs. Clarke and others, sold by them 70 b: 3;
Pieasarits and by him conveyed 70 Mino. q
RnTka- situatad about Ave miles below the city
near the New Market road adjoining s9ssp
ess aores-all of which Is cleared. The improvs-
ments consist OF plain but Ecbard
and the usual ont. buildings, with good orcnsto
The attention OF those wishing to Prrchas 81 !.
moderate cost farm near the city is inVltea 70
) TERMS: One. fourth cash balance at 8, II, ana
IS months for notes with interest added the ute
paid. B RoR r H ! T6kE' Commissioners.
l,rppo q, WILLIAMS. EuctiOneera. no ~
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ShGaDDI2eg.

DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH
4 A ND BoSTON.-Semi-we weekly "a Hn11 -
Line-Powhatan Steamboat Com EiySz1dk&u-
duced-No Charge for Wharfage by this Line-Nc
Transhipment OF Goods-Leaves Baltimore every
every "wednesday and Sunday at o. clock A. N -
Steamer PBTERSBU &c, Captain ROBERT TRAvERs,
will leave here WEDNESDAY MORNING al
6 O'Clock. Freight received every day Sunday
sxeepted) mp to o'clock T. N. This steamer has
splendid saloons. staterooms, and passenger &C.
commodatonB. Fare reduced to THREE DOL
LARS. Meals and stateroons extra. For freight
or passage apply to
Office at Charles T. Workman & Co.'s, Fifteenth
street. de e-2t
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Paine & Co. Auctioneers.

By Palne q %. AuEtIo1eoKo'
r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.-On
IL WEDNESDAY, December nth, commenclng
at 10 o'clock we will sell at auction rooms,
by catalogue, a very large and choice stock OF
FRESH DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety Of new and seesonaole
goods. now receiving, adapted to winter sales.
ALSO,
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALs, !,
comprising every variety for Men, Women ana
Children.
A large and desirable assortment Of
RBADY-MADE CLOTHING,
NJ lstest and hest sty les suited to the season.
We invite the attention of city and country
dealers to this sale as the stock is all 1resn ana
ssasonable and will be sold without reserve ana
IN ny ios 90 " eu1' PAINE s. CO., Auctoneers.
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By James NJ. Taylor Son. Auctionesrs,
Office No. 82l Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TTRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
; REAL ESTATE IN The COUNTY OF CHEs-
TERRIFIED, KNOWN AS THE FALLS PLAN
TATION," ADJOINING THE. TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust made on the second day of January, 1850, by
Samuel Coleman and d. F. Ward to me as trustee,
and of record in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Chesterfield, to securel the payment Oh
certain notes therein described. amounting to
thirty. nine thousand seven hundred and thirty.
October, 1882 till paid and at the and con-
sent of both parties interested In said deed, VIII
on TUESDAY the 10th day Of December lS6I, at II
O'clock NJ. If fair If not the next fair day tn
after portion of the valuable farm conveyed In
said deed known as the Falls Plantation, with the
improvements thereon. at present occupied by Mr..
d. r Ward, containing sbout $40 acres OF the
most valuable land In the State OF Virginia Tor
farming purposes 1t has all the buildings on 1t
necessary for a large farm, and the land is in a
high state of cultivation. From Its proximity to
the city of Richmond and the town of Manche ester
it NAV be considered to be the most valuable farm
for its size in the state Of Virginia.
TERMS One fourth cash balance on credit OF
six, twelve eighteen, and twenty -four months, for
negotiable notes, interest added, and secured by
JAMES N. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sala to be conducted by JAMES III. TAYLOR
SoT, Auctioneers. mo II
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mo THE RIIYERS OE THE MAXI

V,o THE BUYERS OF THE WARD
i BRAND ToBACCo.-The undersigned, dssl'
rous Of showing his appreciation for the KIND pa
.ronags SO lbsrally bestowed by the PsIx%uhIs. q
TOBACCO, will on ths Lat of January, 1895, pfe-
sent one box OF this tobacco 10 every parehaset
who can produce satisfactory evidence OF phs-
chashtng hi,y boxes from my agents, Aessrs. WI
liam Taylor < Son, from MAY, 1886. until January
lat, 1858. THOMAS ]. HAkpGGOSk,
Proprietor OF the Ward Tobacco.
no ls-2taYyanl
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets.

HANDSOME BRICK COTTAGE, ON
IL FIFTH STREET BETWsENsI LhlG "a, All Iii
sai At suction on tho premises: on FRIDAY 18th
Deeember. at O'Clock P. A., the nanasom Ts
Contains six rooms, with kitchen with two rooms.
The property is in good repair and wen LOCATED
and has gas and water on the premises:
The LOT fronts 295 feet on Fifth street, sna TuIs
hack 1875 feet to an elsy IL feetwide, with the al
vantage of q side alley. ,s,o
TRRas: One fourth cash balance at = o ana -
months for negotiable notes, interest aadeo'
se'ufeo " "D'' GRUBBs j. WILLIAMS,
AK Auctioneers.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneer
and Real Estate Agents.

GENERAL EXCELLENT BRICK
y TENBMENTS, ON THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF CLAY AND McCANCE STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on
the premises, on TUESDAY the 10Th December, at
81 O'Clock P. M, several excellent BRICK TENE-
MENTs located as above, now in the occupancy
of Mr.. Wilcher Abrahams and others. They are
well located for small families and now command
good rents.
TERMS One-third cash ); balance at and 8
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
HARRISON, GoDDIN s. APPERsON,
de9 Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

A VERY HANDSOME B r [ G Z
LOTS, ON THE WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, AND
TWEEN SECOND AND THPRD STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTIoN:-On TUESDAY, 10th De-.
cember, at dol clock +. M, we will sell upon the
premises the very handsome BRICK DWELLING
situated as above, and occupied by John W. Hall,
Esq 1t contains (incl uding the kitchen) eleven
nice order. The lot is 4aa by loo feet.
After which Will be sold FOUR BUILDING
LOTS, adjoining on the south and extending to
Cary street each 3oxlo feet to an alley. Also,
TWO BUILDING LOTS on the north side Of
Cary street between Second and Third streets
each 25xl50 feet to an alley.
The Dwelling is very desirable In It's location
and construction, being convenient to business,
In a quiet and pleasant neigh borhood,. and well
built. The Lots are the most desirable now on
the market
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS;
no27 Auctioneers.
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By Fleming P. Harris & Co., Auctioneers.
By Grubbs b Williams, Auctioneers.
Eorth west corner Of Main and Eleventh ate ct

BY Grubbs Williams, Auctloneer1,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh ate cts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, ON CHURCH
HILL. AT AUCT1ON.-By virtue Of a decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Henrico county entered on
the ath Of November, 1887; in the case of :, Cray
Us. Cray's guardian. &c." will, as special COM
missioner thereby appointed, sell at public anc.
ton, upon the premises, on HURSpAY the 18th
day OF December, at 4 o'clock P NJ, IF fair. il
not, then on the next fair day thereafter at the
same hour,) the HOUSE and LOT of which James
Cray died seized and possessed, and now occupied
and Thirty third streets, on Chimborazo HILL
The lot fronts on Broad street I32 feet, and for
ona- half Of that front extends back to Marshall
street $50 feet deep, and for the other half ls6 feet
deep, as will be shown by map on the day of
sale.
The first story of the house Is Of BRICK the other
story Is of wood. 1t contains eight rooms, with q
shipgled roof, stable, wood and coal house, and
q we'll OF good water In the yard.
Terms: $3.50 each the balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, the title being retained by the court until
the notes are paid. BENJAMIN b. NASH,
Commissioner.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. dee
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, aAuctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
BEAUTIFUL SQUARE OF FOUR
u ACRES OF LAND, IN SYDNEY, NEAR TO
GROVE STREET, FOB SALE AT AUCTION AT
the request of the owner We shall proceed to sell
cember IL 1857, at IL o'clock NJ, that beautiful
square in Sidney, within one square of Grove
street, designated by the numbers $751; $685. $780, 34o
by the heirs of the late Samuel P. Mitchell, for
merly by Thomas o. Dudley, Esq.
TEBMs: Reasonable, and made known at the
hour of sale.
HARRISON, GoDDIN s. APPERsoN,
dee Auctioneers.
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By Creme & Co., Auctioneers,
o. s Twelfth street, between Main and Co.

MISERABLE FARMS FOR SALE
j. We offer for sale privately ylLT,r-.
FARM In King and Queen county on YORK. a.
near West Point. Also, farm on tho Nsvns..Is'
road four miles from Richmond. Pnr par,i.srssAs
and terms. apply to CREME q ca -'1t'
No. Twelfth street, between Main and Cav
daa-2t oN'y,
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VERY VALUABLE BRICK TrEp
MBNT. At cHE SOUTHEAST CopgVn ~
CLAY AND PIRsT STREETS, FOB SIZE w U9
offer 1or sale that very valuable PRIVATE pps.,s
DEnUE located as above, now In the ccenna 80 :
Of mfr. Lovfngstsin. IL contains ten rooro!y y
sides kitchen, stable. &C., ard ia most rsrn, Pc
bly, we'll built residence. The lot fronts g e.;
TO effect an immediate sale great induss,,..,
will be offered. Apply 10 Slsht
!. HARRISON, GODDIE & IPPyPsoy
de- l0-3s Ar,tIn.',
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nESIRABLE HOTEL PROPEpTv
TON, ABLEGHANY COUNTY. VAL viii y,
to the highest bidder on the 10th day OF Dses,..'
Der, 1857, in the town OK Coyington. the aSo1t,
property with large tables at wv wntsh Are situate,
railroad.
The passengers TO and from the various sp,I,,,
remain in Covington one night. The ca pseit, :,
the two hotels now In the town has been iusbf
cient TO accommodate this years. travel. ~.
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad VIII be opersi
next spring. and further comment on the busis.,.
prospects Of this town is unnecessary.
In addition to the above, win sent at the san.
place and time'a comfortable DWELLING and
email STONE HOUSE.
no 27-i5t EDWARD McMLHoy
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor .treets.

MULCH COWS AND CALVES AT
lNl AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY the 18th in
stant at ii O'clock we will sell at the horse lot,
on Council Chamber Hill, sEVEN MICH COWS
with YOUNG CALVES. These COWS are young
and fresh to the pail, and are worthy the stten.
COOK LAUGHTON,
do IN Auctioneers.
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NOTICE.-The co-partnership hereto
IN fore existing under the name and style OF
BARNES, JUSTIs Il FOWLER IL this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The books OF the con.
csrp have been placed in the hands OF SA AUbL
II. PAGE, who rs alone authorized TO make col
lsctions aud settle up the business. al persons
indebted to the concern will call on him and maze
payment. Those having claims against the Goa.
Germ will present them 10 him for settlement
g. Is. BARSES,
J. p. JUSTIS
S. p. FOWLER.
Dacamhsy 10 1897 de l9--iw
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BY Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
L FORTY TWO ACRES. ABOUT SEVEN MIL Els
Of deed of trust executed by John Clac to tn
subscriber trustee, dated 2sd APri 1851 h sna
arctic reuu ested by the creditor secured, will
sell at auction, upon the premises: on FRIDAY
lSth December, at IL o'clock NJ. II fair, II not,
honr. the property convey ed in said deed, being
small FARM OF F0RTY-TW0 ACRES, with plain
hnt comfortable improvements, occupied by said
Giacker and FORMERLY owned by Mr.. Weider-
meyer, situated on theQuioccasin road about seven
miles west of Richmond.
and 70 nav off a note for $500 with interest from
sth December, credit as to $500 until May, 1858,
and the balance upon terms to be made known at
the time Of sale credit payments to bear interest
and be secured by deed Of trust u
GRUsBg & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. de7
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WITH THE APPROVAL Of owe

WITH THE APPROVAL of over
sons, WWo,thirds OF the stockholders of the Ma
Nations1 R sns BANK OF Richmond, and the First
Of the Gon DSnS Of Richmond and with the assent
Rychs nUSU a OF the Currency the Naiionsi
Esftnna R Snk Will be consolidated with iha Pirst
the az in Saa sot Richmond on the morninp of
XII, on and after that day, bs condnc Two Parks
ppiaing now occupied by the SstjnuuSS teo IN the
ua, Under the name and chartsr ~ ~ SIN.onange
elected: 1'''ors have been
vance Brown. President
Cs.h1.: eHats, Cashier; 8. A. Glover. Ass,..a.,
p.. DIRECTORS:
saRpsl c. Tardy, InSN ppavehport, Jr.,
A. 7. Stokes John Purcell,
John Is. White. A. Vance Brown,
ID. j. Saunders NJ Rosenbgum
II. G.. PSnt William Beers
Thomas r. Price william b. Jones.
p...,, a. VANCE BROWN
H. G PASrk Exchange Bank.
President First National Raw,
3. b. SMITH,
Cashier National Exchange Rs,,,
s A. GLOVER
Cashisr First Rational Bank.
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By Cook Il Laughtop, Auctioneers,
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.

| By Cook Il Laughtop, Auctioneers,
| corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.
A TTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSE,
IN HOLD FURNITURE. BEDDING. SHOES.
FURNACES, &C., AT AUCTIoN.-on TUESDAY
10th a. 10 oSocs we viii ssl Ct
is3s!sSaRgs p and pARtoR CHAIRS
P P4kASk t eERF SaAEks and ROCKERS
MAHoaIiNY cARD TABLES,
| BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS,
ssssis e4EEsF ana SIDE
MARs s$s$SS CABINETS and WASH
5ENT Sxn FfTbi COTTAGE, and SCROLL
New HAZE and Stuck MATTRESSES,
New BLAN IHsGS and nd BnE6R4s3PRE5EyADS,
DINING ROOM CHAIRS,
s 81 aMNsp and q 1 NURSE SS ROCKERS,
MAHOGANY SECRETARIES and BOOK.
PARt HAs and NURSERY RENDERS,
Several rolls new CARPET and FLOOR OIL
CLOTH,
COOKING STOVES,
Several large STORE FURNACES, with all
des COOK LsUaHToN. Auctloneers.
BY Bowman stroock, Auctioneers,
No. u Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary
FARCE CATALOGUE SALE OF
IL BOOTS SHOES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
&o.-We will offer for sale at our auction rooms
on TUESDAY the 10th of December at 10 O'Clock
q large assortment OF sEAsoNABLE GOODS, con-
March BROWN sHEETIN and
Social Mills BLEAcHED sHEEr1Na aud
SHIFTING,
DRESS GOODS,
DELAINBS,
6HkURS,
LINSEYS,
FIRMS psiEsi
Innings,
sELICIAs,
iTALI1S CLOTH.
BLAZE BLAZE BBkk55xxpbosiorH,
WHiTE and CoLoRED BOSOM SHIRTS.
CASHMERE and FANCY SHIRTS,
E2SIEs' and eEErs' HOSIERY.
CAPEs, sCARFs,
VALIsEs, TRUNKS, SO.
ZEE ksa ~ Z. isssS sneTa1sa,
HATS and UMBRELLAS,
200 T sHos and ri
RAILS. &gE
ALSO,
very fine assortment OF
Ladies' and Misses fashionable sAQUES,
CLOAKS, and -r1..s
Ladies' FANCY FURS.
Will be added:
TOYS. FANCY GOODS, sc.
These Goods are all seasonahle, and the atten-
ton Of the trade Is respectfully called to this sae
TERMS OF SALE AL sums under $780, cash
under $500, sixty days; over that amount. ninety
days, with approved endorsement.
A fine lunch TO be served.
des BOWMAN l. sTRo0OK. /
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DIsSOLUTION.-The co-partnershi P
IL heretofore existing between the sueseti.eysi,
under the firms OF MALLORY i GILMAN In hisn'
mond, and GILMAN B MALLORY In PsisisoIr, ~ !,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent tSe ~
siness Of said firms Will be closed up by w" e.
dersigned, either Of whom Is AUTHORISED " o'sN
the name of said firms only for that Nlrposo'
Dated RICHMOND, Va, November y, HSi;p
WILLIAM X. MALLORY,
WILLIAM 4. GILMAN.
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By Lyme q Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers,
10. 1889 Main street, between Fourteenth ar
Fifteenth.

THREE BUILDING LOTS, ON MA
i PIE STREET WEST OF TIE aAs:EoUsE.
IN PORT MAYO FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We
will sell, at the request of the owner, on WBD-
NEsDAY the 18th day of December, 1867, at 4
o'clock P. M, THREE BUILDING LOTS, situated
as described, fronting % feet each on Maple
street, running back the usual depth.
LYME & BROTHER,
de 10 Auctoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-10

The business will hereafter be conducted in my
own name. 49,,
WARE, SHEET. ICON WORK, nc, promptly ST.
tended TO.
n. s. LEIDY,
da 1876 1870 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-10

Having concluded TO discontinue our nanu'se.
trrfpu business, we offer for sale privately our
TOBECUO FIXTURES, and for rent the factory q!
present occupied by Us, corner OF Seventh and "a
nal streets.
no 1s-2tawiwh MALLORY Il GILMAN.