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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-16
WASHINGTON, January Il, .oo a.,

WASHINGTON, January ~, Ace
p,bl;c excitement is rampan'
ond has been transferred from '1e
to the War Department., "neie "a" ana I:SS..
tom 20 abiding In all the giof! y, Tvs n'snest
funn,;onary. General Graut ala not seem
~ Give himself any particular concern as
y. " how the transfer Of its records and
egsirs was made, aud, it seems was not at
The Department when Mr.. Stanton made
his appearancc. Grant had no consulta-
tion with the President as to what course
he should pursue; and it seems that
not until to-day, after Stanton had
reInstated himself, did the General-in
Chief make 1t his business to explain
or acquaint the President with the trans
piring circumstances. Qaite long inter-
view was had between them; but 80 far
the result or the circumstances attending
their conversation is not known. That Mr..
Johnson feels indignant, may well be
imagined. 1t is in no respect pleasant
affair to have a party forced in as one OF
the official advisers when advice from
that party is neither desired nor followed
It is absolutely certain that there will be
no official recognition Of MIR. Stanton, and
it is not improbable that an executive
OrQer Will SOOu NC puUllSucu touSuiuS vi
that very subject.
Some Of the Radical clerks and other
officials here are beside themselves with
Joy to-day. This is particularly true with
reference to some few Of the War Depart
ment, who have been in the habit Of class
ing Mr.. Stanton as among those who can
do no wrong. They may soon have an op'
portunity to reflect npon their 1niosyn-
cracies under another administration oil
that office.
Does it not appear that the revolution
heretofore giimmering is now about reaoy
to burst? Indeed, the impression IS gam
ING ground every moment that, to prevent
majority in Congress from taking sole
control of the executive and judicial as
well as legislative departments, it may be
necessary to resort TO measures which
until now have only been spoken of as
among the most improbable. A few days
however, will likely soften the excitement
A revolution at the ballot-5ox will pre-.
vent anything like armed revolution; and
that is certain to come.
The Radical senators had a caucus thi:
morning, and sent one of the members o
the caucus up to the War Department t.
see how the land was lying. That senator
reported Stanton in quiet and peaceablt
possession, and the caucus thereupon ad
iourned until tomorrow. There is some
anxiety to know what will then be done
and some believe that the new recon
struction destruction bill and the pending
Supreme Court bill will receive attention
TIMOS.
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By Cabell & Watkins,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
i ABLE BRICK TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
FORMERLY KNOWN AS MDIBRELL's." LD:
AND TWRNTY-SgCoND STREETS, FDR SALE
AT AuCTI0N.-By virtue of deed OF trast exc
cuted to the subscribers by d. Won Grooming and
wife, dated on the 18th Of April, 1887 dulv re-
corded Ia edmond Eustin2s Court Clerks office,
we shall. in execution thereof proceed 10 sell At
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY
EVENING the 2lst of January, 1868, att o'clock,
the REAL ESTATE conveyed in said deed -
namely, two certain LOTS OF GROUND lying and
being in the city of Richmond, on the Lorth side
of u or Cary street between Twenty first and
Twenty -secnnd streets, fronting on Cary street
the first l3s feet, and running back between paral-
lei Lines Ito feet the sacond 1875 feet and running
back leg fact This property Is occupied by new
and large BRICK BACCO WAREHOUSE, con-
venlGntly supplied with sheds. which rarder it
we'll adapted TO its purpose and well worthy the
attention OF persons desiring property in an In
proving part of the city.
For a further and fuller description, persons are
requested to apply At our office.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO dsfrav the expenses
OF executing his trust and to pty off the debt So
cured by the said deed, amounting to i26 1856. ~,
with such amount OF interest may have ac-
crued thereon and az tn the residue. on such
te rms as toe said Won Grooming may the hour OF
sale make known. The taxes for 1883 TO be paid
by the purchaser.
1t Is Droba Die that the terms of the deed requi-
rug the poTchase money TO be paid In cash will
portion thereof In cash. and the balance to be
paid on reasonable credit
jail JAMES JAMES r PL EsssSTsa' Trustees.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.
TRUsTEE's SALEOF VALUABL]

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
HIGHLY LAND, WITH EXCEL-
Isn't IMPROVEMENTS BY virtue OF q certain
deed OF trust executed by the late Charles d;
Rhotes and wife to me IS trustee dated the 18TH OF
December, 1856 and duly Of record In the Cou ty
Court of Chesterfield county, Va, t. secure the
payment Of a certain negotiable note for IS, 600,
bearing even date with said deed, and payable
twelve mouths after dare, and by the request OF
the beneficiary in said deed | shall In execution
thereof proceed to sell at public ancti9n or 70 8
premises, at IL o. clock NJ. on the SIXTH pay or
FEBRUARY 1868, If fair, II not, the next lar day
thersaf ter, that very valuable tract OF LAsD ana
improvements thereon. on which ths late mr..
Charles a. Rhodes resided, located on James
river about one mile below Rockets, ana In
Chesterfield county, containing l.o acrss. Tbls
land fronts on James river. and adjuins the land
of Colonel 8 Bassett French, and Is a part OF the
celebrated Falls plantation. The soil IL OF the
best quality, and is highly improved. TIE bniid-
ings consist OF dwelling with six rooms, stables,
barns, Ice house., &c. ali new, and bnilt with
all modern improvements and conveniences. TITS
one of the most desirable places In tie vicinity oil
Richmond A stream of sufficient volume 10 nm
a small mill passes through the centre OF the
land.
TERMS: Cash, SIS 600 and interest thereon from
the els, day of December 1887 until pa'd, apd ex-
pen.es of sale. Terms for balance on day OF SAFE.
WILLIAM B. IsAhCS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by PILKIsTos, FULL1Aa q o.
Auc,ionsers. 10 o
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A ss1GNEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a
N decree of the United States district Court for
the District Of Virgini. shall, assignee of Sam
usI NJ. Pric Co. bankrupts cell at pubic auc-
Of February next at o'clock P. NJ. the HOUSE
and LOT. with the appurtensnces, etc, lately be-.
longing TO Samuel NJ Price, on the east side If
Twenty. fifth street near the corner Of Twenty
nth and Franklin, fronting rs feet ON Twenty.
fifth street being the property now IN the occu-
pAncy ii Mrs. Catharina Bias The residence Is a
most excellent and commodious one, and the lot
large and desirable.
Terms OF SALE One-third cash the balance in
equal payments in and months, negotiable
notes, Interest added. joins JOHNS, Js.,
ia i1-2Dt Assignee ofSauuel NJ Price Co
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NOTICE.-The undersigned would in.
IN form his friends that he h - not given up the
undertaking BUSINESS, as some have currently re-
porte but as on hand larger asenrtment of
years consit ting OF Mahogany, Walnut. Pnplsr,
and Pine, for cash To suit the tines; twenty per
csut cheaper than o. n BE- purchased in the city.
OLD stand, corner OF FrsLk kiln and Eigh.
teenth streets,
ia is-st@ ,. W. sATTERWHITE, No. 81.
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ByA. Y. Stokes & Co., Auct!oneers,
corner OF Fifteenth and Cary street.

TORACCO Factory FIXTURES
r0R SALE ANDP FACTORY FOB RENT, AT
AuCTIoN We Will sell on TUESDAY, January
a. at 10 clock NJ, at Nj. Worrs faeioTy soT1sl
FACTORY FIXTURES. co sitting OF everything
In the way OF machinery TO carry on large ousi-
ness. Also, will be RENTED atthe same lime, 10,
the present year, the FACTORY, which ID one o.
the largest and best in the city,
Tha factory will be open on Monday for persons
to examine the fixtures
sale. MALLohI q olLAA
THOMAS w KBBsEE, Salesman. jas
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING ON THE BASIN BANK, CARY
AND ELEVEnTH STREETS. FO. SALE AT
AUCTl N. On N ~ DAY, 20'h January, ut !
O'Clock P. NJ. we will sell at auction, upon the
Premises, the very valuable LOT uF GRoUND
situated as above, upon which formerly stood the
ware ouses and stores OF Ms-srs. Crsnshaw Go.
1t fronts the basin bank l.9s iset and runs back
on he west side OF eleventh treet to Cary str. ct
atrording every FACILITY for the receipt and dis.
charge OF goods direct to and from boats and the
two streets.
The foundation walls (of granite) are in good
order fer building upon, with excellent culvsrts
for drainage.
The location OF this property, in the centre OF
business and convenient to All the mills and de-
pots, has always caused II to be regarded as
amongst the most valuable In the city comma
sion, storage. and general mcrchandlse, CT Tor
manufacturing purposes.
The property will be sold In three lots OF about
equal size
alter The sale OF the ground we will soil the
BRICKS thereon, comprising large quantity.
TEsMs: At sale.
GRgBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
1alo Auct'oneers.
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By Grubbs s. Williams. Auctioneers,
northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TXECUTRIX SALE OF THE VERY
u HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE REsIDENCE,
AT THE NOkTHWEsT CORNER OF FIRST AN
January, 1868, vt a O'Clock NJ, will sell upon
the premises the very handsome and desira Die
Residence. loo ted az above, and lately occu-
MED by James Hunter deceased. II Ia bull OF
brick and stucnosd, with fonr rooms on floor,
and contains 10 good rooms be.idss .store, rooms
aud hath ROOM with a kitchen and ample ser
wants accommo ations. Also, q sts BILE and car
rage. house The whole premises are in very
good order and possession may be had II desired
at An early day The lot is 5XllU feet to an alley.
ANY person wishing to purchase really COM
Portable and desirable house should not failto at
tend tbis sale.
TERMS: enc til ird cash balance at 6, H. and IS
months with Interest and secured ny trust deed.
The purchas to Ply the taxes for 1858.
MAkY HUNTER. Exscutrlx
of James Hunter, deceased.
GRrRRs = WILLIAMS. ! uctinneers. ais
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT. IN DuVALS ADDITION. NEAR TO
THs ALMS-HoUSB.-By virtue OF g dead OF trust
executed to the subscriber by John A. Wittsi,
dated 18th June, 1899, duly recorded in HsnrIco
County Court, shall, in execution thereof, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the Premises on
MONDAY, January 20, 1858, at 4 o. clock P. M,
Il fair, Il not, the next fair day thereafter. the
ZEAL ESTATE located rs above. and In rear Of
the residence of Mr.. Emanuel Bebman The lot
has q front 773 feet and q depth OF $50 feet on
which stands framed tenement. occupied by
John Griffin also. stable. slaughter house, &c.
TERMS: Enough In cash to dsfray expenses OF
gale and to pay of bond OF $500, with interest
from Eth June 1850 until paid; and to the resi-.
que, upon such terms as shall be announced at the
hour Of sale.
FREDERICK BRAUER, Trustee.
The above real estate was sold on the I'd Decem.
bar 1867, and purchased by Lewis Dell, who
having failed 10 comply with the terms OF SALE the
Same will be re-sod Al his risk and cost.
jas FREDERICK BRAUbR, Trustee.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Aueuonsers'
North west corner OF Main and Eleventh Stree".

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
| 10 s4s 1000 AGBEs OF LAND. WITH THE
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. On TH mu Ms,
NILES FROM The CITY OF RICHMOND, At
AUCTloN.-By virtue of q deed OF trust executed
TO The subscriber by F. W. &. Lohman and VIE,
dated 18th March, 1855, and recorded In He1rico
County Court office, being thereto requested ,o by
the the prsmises, on WEDN EsDAY, a2d January 1893:
At clock r NJ, If fair. II not then on the n ,a
same hour. the Pa"PskTY conveyed In ssi "a
dead. or so much thereof IS may be necessary %
meat the purposes al the trust the same pelng ots
Nos and in the plat Of Harvie estate, the
former containing 70 $50 1000 acres, and The latter
containing II $4,000 acres
The said land sdjons the lands OF 4. Z; MOTIFS
and Edward crouch, conveyed to said Lon,
ma by Henry Briel and Is the same wherein SAID
TgKMs: Sufficient in cash TO defray the expenses
attending the sale and to pay of bond ior ~ yoo
with interest thereon from 94th March. 1868 the
balance uuon tsrms TO be made known at the time
OF sale. Purchaser to pay taxes for l5es
CASPAR BkiEL, Trustee:
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ia y
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BY Cook Laukhton, Auctioneare,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

ITO BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, THE
10th dsy OF January, 1868, at the Shed near the
Manebeser Cotton Factory, in the town Of Man
Chester, at u o'clock noon, oae Twenty. horss e
stsam Engine. two Boilers, and qusn,isy Oh
thereafter at the Coalyard of " hi.s ouse, Hamp.
sh re. Whitehouss s. Co, near Mayo's bridge,
q lice Fnrniturs, Sign one new three. ton Weigh
ng.Machine. by Howe !; Coal Screen, Dumping
Psns three half ton Dumping Carts. two twenty.
Eve bushel Coal Carts one fifty hushel Cart, quite
new; Ave excellent young Mules. and other ef-
fscts.
VIII be added to above sale Two strong cart
Horses Gear Hay inter- wheelbarrow, &c.
TERMS: Liberal, which viii be made known a.
the sale.
For further part,c usrs apply to the auc!ioneers,
or 10 EDWARD Y CaNNuN, Esq.. attorney,
Richmond. COX LhuGHlos,
ia l5-2t Anctioneers
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
corre,pondenc. Of the Richmond Dispatch

The Excitement over tho War Department
General Grant and Mr.. Stanton.1
Grants Course--1he President ind,en" Ill
Radicals Joyous-Faturc Events =
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OPYICR VIRGINIA CBErhAL RAILROAD Coat
RICHMOND. October l. 1857.
rLNTTp At phTT.pGA

Y On and after OCTOBER lsT the Mail Train
Will be run between Richmond and Stanton
daily, except on Sunday. aud on sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsvile. West Of staun,Sn
the Mail Train will leave for Covtngton on MON.
DAYS, WEDH EsDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re.
turn alternate days.
ttdV6 " a. -
Leave Stanton for Coyington.. s:B T.
Leave Covington. .;..-;......;."..."."s:4o A. A.
Freight Trains daily Except Sunday leave
Richmond at P: NJ: and 4 A: II.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominent
points aorth and South; and to Lynshburs Lex.
minent points in the West
At Covington. JAMES J. A. TRoTTER Il BRO:
THKR'S STAGE LINE connects with the NAH
Train for White Sulphur, Lewisburg, and Ra-
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore TO
Charleston, two and a half days.
At stauntnn and Goshen, HARTMAN cos
STAGE LINES connect with Mail Train for Lex.
ington daily Except suDdaysl ana passengers
90 through from Richmond or Baltimore same
day.
The Passenger Car heretofore attached TO
Freight Trains will be discontinued.
q. D. WHITC0MB,
ocl General Superintendent.
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Northwest corner MAIN ana EiesenIn stfeo'e'
TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUA-
l. BILE BRICK DWELLING ON The SOUTH,
sTRHETs.-By virtue OF deed OF trust sxscutsd
by Moses Eliyson, trustee, 70 the subsefiosfs -
trusses, dated 18th Of May. 1859. ard recorded IN
nairsd BY the creditor secured, We will soil At
ssnction. upon the premises. on TUssDA Y. aistof
tSan on the next fair day thereafter, at this sane
hour property senvSyssSd II M dead sSns
ms nan onotsininq about ten rooms. with q
aiteSsn stable. Carriage hou,s, and all tbs mo.
dsrn improvements The 10, Is 2sTse isss TO an
10 ssMs Cash sufficient to defrsy the expense OF
the sale and to pay off note Ioa S1,o 1857 and
for the balance, upon terms to be made kpown ss 81
The time Of sale. Purchaser to pay taxes ioi A'''
+ "; as < ssgatYsor, Trustees.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Buetioneers. ia
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.oo-~~~~~~~~~~~~>-
BvI. n. Cocks, Aucticueer,
Seventh strsst between Broad and harHhan.
HousEHoLD NIT r e
II REATaEg BEDS. BOOSTERS. AND Ed Pill plL.
This fTburstayl MORNING, the 10Th instant,
commencing at 10 O'clock. variety Of FUkNi:
TUhE CO.. consisting in part Of the fouo#lng
MAHOGANY BUREAUS,
CABINETS,
SIuRB0AKDS.
wAsHsTANDS,
WIFDsnR and CANE-sEAT CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY PARLoR CHA1RS,
DINING and o.her 7 BLEs,
sOpkS and SOFA LonaGEs.
COTTAGE and othsr BE Tk : D.,
NEW sHUCK and HA1R MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEES.
BULSTERS and PILLOWS,
TIN SAFES.
ALSO,
BOOTS,
SHOES.
DRY GOODS,
CROCKERY.
BED FUAaITURE, &c. ,ocvp
Ia ia Auctoneer.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL J 81
= TATE IN PERSON COUNTY, HGRTH
GARoIINA-nn the 25th of January, 1868, will
sell the TRACT OF LAND lying on Mayo creek,
Person county N G. on which NishaSie
Kindred AND TWENTY t72O) ACRES, IL well
wooded and watered, in good farming condition,
and is adapted to the growth OF all the crops usq
road leading from Roxboro' to Gainesville, Va
ten miles from the forn-r and some fifteen from
the latter aud about twelve or thirteen from
son,h Boston, on the Richmond ami Danville rail-
road The sale will take place on the premises,
and be for cash.
At the same time and place will he sold, on q
credit of six months, By D. NJ. Baird, trustee, Ill
the stock OF horses, cattle, hogs, sheep &c. all
the farming tools, ehicles, gear. &c.
Purchasers required 10 give bonds wi h satisfao-
tory sursties. Conveyancing and stamps in all
cases at cost Of purchasers.
HENRY T. JORDAN, Trustee.
RoXBoRo' N. c., January l, 1868. ja le-dtd
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
v On and after MONDAY, december 49, 1857,
an ACCOMMODATION PASsENGtR TRAIN will
be run between Richmond and Gordonsyille lex
cept on Sundays), leaving Richmond at I.aeP.
d. and arriving at so A. n.
By this train passengers between Lynchburg,
Washington, SC, and Richmond connect In both
directions with the light trains the Orange and
Alexandria railroad. Il. ID. WHlTC0MB,
de17 General Superintendent.
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By James N. Taylor & Son, Auctionesrs,
Off e No. S2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
At Auction Will BIO sold on WEDNES.
DAY rEXT, the 22d instant, at ~ o'clock NJ, a.
the factory on Tenth street, south side basln, al
turing tobacco contained therein mostly Lew and
of best quality.
TERMS: Made known at the sale.
JAMES N. TAYLOR s. SON,
,s -. Auctioneers.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson. AuctIoneers
and Real Estate Agents.

rN~EJLENTS STORE AND UWELT..
T. ING, ON THR WEST 1--WE OF BR 90
AYENUk, Opposite TO BAKER STREET, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold at auc ion, en-
the premises, on FRIDAY the nth Of January;
1865 at o'cl ok P. NJ. the excellent STORE ana
DWELL1~G located as above, now In the oecu-
pancy of Mr.. Solomon.
TERMS One third cash balance at fonr ana
eight rnths for 'gotiable notes, interest aoa o
ed secured bv a trust died. The taxes Tor 1858
to be paid by the purchaser.
HARKISUE, GuDDIN APPERSOS.
10 Auctinnsers.
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AascMOsa Snles.
FUTURE DAY.


By Cook Laughton, Auctionesrs'
corner FRANKLIN and Governor streets.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE !; RE 8. o. O..
PANT AT An TION.-0n SATURDAY the
1a,b Instant. at 10 O. clock we will sell the good
VIII TO ToBaCC9 EXCHANGE RESTAURANT,
together with all the
BhR PIX rURE9.
THREE BOWLING ALLEYS,
DECANTERs,
GLASSES.
To any one wi hing to engage in this business an
opportunity 10 Cook & LAU9HToN,
4. "a AuctioDecrs.
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BY Harrison, Goddin i Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

TRUS TEES' SALE OF THAT
l VALUABLE PROPERTY, IN PoWHATAN
C6UNTY, KNTWN AS TBE al "a uE N - T
SPSfNGS." by virtue Of a deed OF trust executed
TO The subscribers by the executors Of The late D.
s. Woodbridge, deceased, bearing d.s.s 3!st octo-
ber 1857, duly recorded In Powhatan County
Court, we shall in execution thereon, proceed 10
sell at public auction. 1t the office OF HARRISON,
noddin 8 Apperson. ic the city OF Richmond, on
MONDAY the 9th January, 1858, at IL o CLOCK n ',
II fair il not the first fair day thereafter, the
real estate conveyed by the said deed, consisting
of that valuable property known as the HUGuE,
not SPRINGS, containing ON & HUNDRBD AND
FIFTY ACRES, of whicd above one hundred
acres are open land, the balance In ori8ina!
growth OF oak and pine, embracing soIie hne
timber.
The buildings are very numerous, consisting OF
a. large ROThL and number Of handsome COT
TAGS, which cost originally from $4,000 to
$40 900. Besides, the MINERAL Waters are
held in high repute by those arq 1ainted with
them. In addition, as by recent geological sur
veys there is no reason to doubt that valuable
beds of COAL exist on the iand.
For further description Of this valuable pro-
edition Of the Virginia springs. Page 2ss.
The attention OF northern capitalists Is particu-
larry called 10 this sale.
TERMS Enough In cash to deiray the expsntss
of executing this trust and to pay off The debt
secured by the said deed, amounting tn US. Z o,
with such Interest may have accrued thereon !;
ard rs to the residue thereof such terms as tn
said executors shall, at the hour OF sale, make
known. The taxes for 1858 to be paid by the pur-
chaser "a j 5ast p pG MATkiss Trustees
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OPY1og RICHMOND AND YORK EIvrRl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RIoHxoHD. October 70, 1857. \

N1EW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR.
~ FOLK, AND THE FOLLOWING POlyfg
BEYoGD-viZ., PHILADgLPHIA, B"sT0n, eli.
BURG. CUMBERLAND, AND WHEELIse-
this depot no to 8 O'Clock P. n. for the abo,,
points, snd forwarded with dispatch and at tsa.
sonabie rates Passengers for Baltimore and Phil
adsInhia leave at o. clock A. Il. on TUtSDLIs
and fridays. reaching Baltimore early mem
Bsihmore. a.; to Philsdelpbia, $s 20. Passenger
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sATUhDAY At
ate landings received Mondays, Wednesdays, aud
Fridays. Passenger and freight train leaves every
day az o. clock A. II. for White House. FreiyE.
received every day up TO O'Clock r. M, SUNDAY
excepted.
FROM BosroN TO EIcHAoyD.-Mark your goods
"Union Line" and ship by Boston and Prov.
dance railroad, Gaze OF the Richmond and York
River Railroad Limo" pier No. Lisht.s,rs.!
wharf, Baltimore.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO RIcHxoED.-Porwan
all goods by the Philadslphis and Baitintr
Union Line" Is north wharvas, Philadelphia,
care Richmond and York River Railroad Line, pier
Mo- Light. street wharf, Baltimore.
FHoM BALTIMORE TO RIoHAoHD.-Sbip all goods
by the 'Riehmond and York River Railroad
Line" A. NEEDHAM 4 SoSS, Agents, pier No. {
Light.stree wharf, Baltimore.
WILLIAM B. EEOs,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN q. FREEMAN,
I'D Rroiuhf
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NOTICE.-I shall on FRID aY the
~ 17th of January. 1868, at IL O'Clock \: N
off r for ntstaIls Nos 10 20 90 aud ;a in NE IT
MARKET, for one year from let January, 1888,
payable quarterly, in advance. for cash. The rent
on said stalls not having been paid according to
Ordinance. See section !, OF same.
,eI5a, Clark of Sec md Market