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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-03
BY C!op,on & HARDWOOD, F..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers.
Tanth street between Main and Bank.

rERUSTNF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL Estate. SITUATED At THE COR.
HER OF THIRD AND JACKSON STREETS, FOE
trust execrted by Or. James Beal1 to me as trus.
tee, to secure the payment of q cartainl bond
therein mentioned. bearing date the 10Th day OF
F.brua,y, 1897, and recorded IN the clerks ofiss
Ct the Hastings Cont Of the City OF Richmond,
aud at ther.quest OF the beneficiary In said deed,
will proceed to sell at pubic suction, upon the
1858, at o'clock P. 81, # fair. II not. the next
fair day thereafter, two WOOD TENEMESTS at
the corn er of Third and Jackson streets, in the
city Of Richmond, flonlins on the West line OF
Third street ..r-
TgRNa Cash.
de4S-tis MYER ANGLE, JR., Trustee
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DOR BALTIMOkE, SAVANNAH,
L AND BOSTON.-semi. weekly 81 x,S9 n
Llne-Powhatan Steamboat Com -
pany-Cheapest Route reights Re-
ducsd-No Charge for Wharfage by this Line-No
Tranohipment of Goods-Lesves Baltimere, every very
Wednesday and saturday-Lesves EicnmM9ha
Steamer ELLA KNIGHT, Captain CHARLES TIA,
vsRs, will leave here on SUNDAY MV }tJ,n
sxcentedl mn 10 O. clock p. NJ. This steamer has
splendid saloons. staterooms, and passenger &C
Communications Fare reduced 10 THEE poL-
LARS. Meals and staterooms extra. For freight
VI p"''"s' org DAVID Il WILLIAM CURRIE.
OEice at Charles T. Workman q Co.'s, Fifteenth
street. id o--L
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
Nor.bwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON cHURCat
HILL, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of decree OF
the Circuit Court OF Henrico county entered on q
the 4h OF November 1857 in the case OF coG
missioner theraby appointed Ell aS pIels sus.
1883, at / O'Clock P. NJ (f fair, # not, then on
the next fair day hersafter sundays s5 * his
James Cray DIED seized and possessed, ana no"
occupied by Mrs. johnson, Situated at tne sorne.
of Btoad and Thir. third streets, on Chlmoofazo
Hill. 100 ., o,s t,-
orabaif of that front extends back to Marshall
street $40 feet Deep and for the other hall lSS lee
deep, as will be shown by map on the day OF
sale. :. - h,.,- tho
9th ar story is Of wood. 1t contains eight rooms,
with shingled roof, stable, wood and coal house,
and well Of good water in the yard
TERMS $3.50 cash !; the balance at four, e,ght,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interes,
added the title being retained by the court until
the notes are paid. Purchaser to pay taxes foi
1858. BhNJAMlr II. aon,
Commissioner.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. de23
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON
Ill MARSHALL STREET FOR SALE AT AUG
TIUS -immedistsly after the above sale-say at
half past o'clock p. we Will sell, on the pre-
misses the lot situated as above, fronting 81 feet
on MARSHALL street. near Darlington, and running
back $50 feet to an alley in common.
TERMS: At sale.
ia3 Auctioneers.
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A ucTION SALE OF FUREITUKF,,
a ~ M.NCpEsTER-At the request OF
MI James Henry Th1 dsSlinJss nEnts
lss', al ~ oSi syvs Hotel most of his HOUSEHOLD
AN KTSsN ETsS 6Ps sapef s%9isfss
T TsK n: and appurtsnanees, In good
order. fse~.n "a-"& .'
TEAMS 'ss PPiLKIaToN. PULIiAM CO..
Auct0netrs.
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BY Cook 4 Lsushton, AuctionesB,
corner Of Franklin and Governor street.

THRUST SALE OF STEAM ENGIsp
l. MULES, MACHINERY, C0LLIEaS' r00l3
sc ;, Sc, AT AUpTIoN.-B consent Of p,ri.,
Interested In the execution OF deed OF tru. Ia,
the la,h day OF Jnne, 1857, and OF record ina,
CLERKS office OF the county OF ChesteT'elt, :.
deed book No. 80, page lSS, as trustee In ~
deed and az attorney In fact for Charles H.c,'
shire, William Whitehouse. and Moron L. P,'
lem tk o unde .igned will offer for sale 2, rEs,
auction, comms ncing At II II. on the 18th d.Tri
January, 1865, at the coal nlres known ..n,
CurIiF. Pits, In said county .. Chss,arf4t n
Coslfeld station, on the Richmond and D.rrT,
railroad, all the MACHINERY Of every t-.,,,
lion lately used In raising Goals from sad Nh,
consisting of train-Iays, gins. carte blseA,ni.si
tools, ropes. &C., &c. also, good d LBS ;eorss
tutiny thu equipment OF said PITS. And on toe 3.
lowing day the 18th Of January, 1888. II I'm, y,
be sold az the he'd near The Manchester Conc
Factory in the town OF Marchestsr, a val7ss.
STEAM Engine Of aboot twenty hone pori
at the Same time that the tools and hxtG!eS O!9l
pits are offered for sale, the uneXplred lsl. {
said pits will be, by consent t.all pirtis, T..
ter. sted, also offered. To persons now ongAIa
or who may desire to engage In the bu'ins. 4
raisiug coal, or who are In want OF the ABOVE 3.
scrip:ion OF property, this sale ahordt the osS q;
poItun!iy for purchase that Will pro0aoly octc
for some time. Sale on both days TO commaree 1
I'm. ..... 49,,
The terms OF sale will be liberal, and Will !.
niaae Known a. "n' i EDWARD CANHOy.
Trustee and attorney in fact for Hsmrst!n
Whitehous b 60.
de JON. W&Rtl0Jan-d tJanl6
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

FARM or ABOUT sixty
, FOUR Rand AHALF ACEES ABOUT SEVEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND, WITRIN aALF A
LANDS OF LARKIN W. GLAZEBEOOK'S ES-
TATE, AND OTHERs), FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
\ small portion OF the land Is cleared. The i'm
provements are rot of much value but the qasli-
~ of the land is coed. and the greater port On OF
it heavily wooded. The owner naeds money /;
therefore will sell 1t for $3.50 cash. For terms and
more particular description, apply TO
URUB6S Sc WILLIAMS,
. ia3-eod3t Real Estate agents.
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IMPORTANT TO BAKERS.-A small
/ lot choica Nsu Orleans Molasses'for sale by
RAKyEIS s WI, LlAMS,
de sl-ly Commercial Block.
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ORR pEvEnsBraG LETTER.
Correspondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.

Markets: Cotton. Tobacco, " hent-Ihc Labor
Question. NO Demand from Psanters-ASri-
cultural nepr, ssion- Flour Inspections.
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cMALL FRAMED HOUSE, ON G IA.
y HAM STREET. in THE TOWN OF FULTON,
TION We Will sell at auction, on the promises,
on MONDAY the 6,r day OF January, at4 o'clock
p. NJ, the small FRAMED TEN EMbsf. loca M
:as above described. Il contains tao rooms. The
lot fronts thirty feet and runs back Ito feet to an
alley. ,u,,,I.n,
Terms f: At sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
"a 4 AIctioneers
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EOR Observation-Disclosures
Z EORFOLk, Captain VANCE, os
now living at her berth in the Dock, >[E-%-fafSSS
will receive freight for the above Ns-SEsseSssiL
port till FRIDAY the Sd instant, at !szs@--Esses
IL o'clock. Freight taken for Norfolk; also TOT
Charleston, Savannah. and New Orleans. ana
bills OF ladfng signed through. Passage to PhiIa'
w. p. PORTER, Agent.
la 22t OH CO 2.25 on the Deck.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auchoneers' -
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streeH'

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
| FORTy-Two ACRES. ABOUT SEVEN MIL IS
NJ a deed OF trust executed by John Clacserlo the
subscriber as tras-e, dated 2Sd APRIL 1851 AND
recorded in Henrico County Court olhcs, pslnG
ssil at auction at Henrco Courthouse on WE'D
the sth day Of n 'aat tb es'oS
tb next far day the afer at the same hour. the
property conveyed in said deed, being a small
FARM OF FOkTT-TWO AChES, with plain put
comfortable improvements, occupied by said
Clacker and formerly owned by Mr. Weidermeyer,
situat, ID on the Quioccasin road about seven miles
west Of Richmond.
TERxs: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale
and to pay off note for $500 with Interest from
4th December, credit AZ to 5000 until May, 1865,
and the balances uron terms to be made known ut
The time Of sale credit payments to boar Interest
and be secured by deed OF trast
p. w. GRUBBs, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ja3
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By Thomas Phillips,

By Thomas Philips,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
Corner of Seventh and Broad streets.
WILL SELL ON THIS DAY, COM
wv MENCING at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. varied as.
sidshoards Ward1obes, Sates, Mating, Beds and
Bedsteads Stoves. Also. general line OF house
Goods Sales as usual every night at O'CLOCK Of
~ THOMAS PHILLIPs,
ia a-1t# Auctioneer.
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grape generally In this vicinity, we have
no doubt they, will do fully as well mere as
In the West. "A.
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St0ves, TI7aaC03'e, &c.

nous EKE EPER'S, LOOK TO
IL YOUR INTEREST-buy at the old estab.
lished stove, TIEWARE, and PLUMBING ES-
TABLISHMENT, $40 Broad street-
MOUNTCASTLES.
Stoves o! every description repaired and made
good as new.
Roofing, Gas fitting, and Plumbing. no Is
TUST RECEIVED, all sizes of the
C MORNING GLORY HEATING STOVE, for
parlors, stores, and Offices.
SELL GREGORY 4 co., l4l7 Main street.
TUST RECEIVED, THE GEM IL
81 Illuminated GAS-BURNER FIREPLACE
STOVES, for heating the hEst, second, and third
stoEies By one lrs, GREGOEf 81 CO.,
sea- lAi7 Main stTsst,
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FL By;Piikinton. Fulliam Co..
Auctioneers and Commission MeronahS'
No. ls Pearl street. IS.
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NOTICE 20 SHIPPERS.-The boats
~ of the JAMES RlVER AID SssssSs,zIT::ITytsas
KsNAWHA CANAL COMPANY 49, sssSSsssssg
will leave the dock as naual = ~
promptly at IL o. clock N. on TUESDAYS, T4URS.
DAYS and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected delivery or prepaid at the OPP
ton OF the shipper. Freight received and denver
cd at my office, on thu dock.
way Freight viii not be delivered till ahafseS
ara paid.
Ia Its EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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auction Sales.

~~~<~~-<~~~<%I--~-~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
yr r. FUTURE DAY.
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T. d } hs snnnsr a Co. o. Richmond, "a.
CHINA, GLASS, AND
W $500 E4RTHENWARE.
-. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
1917 Main htreet. -.a
We have large and complete stock OF goods In
our line, which We are selling at very low priaes
Dinner end Tea Sets. In gree al variety;
Toilet Sats,
Out and Pressed 8lasrvzrs, Lamps,
Walters. RefrigeratoYs,
Water Coolers,
Patent Ice Pitchsrs,
Table Cutlery, siverplated Ware,
Ice Cheats, ne, Sc. {"
For good goods and low prices call ut
iyI kBLLOHi & 6lBsoh's.
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E7OR NEW YORK-OLD DOM1s
C MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY: @A
The new and elegant n 8 slde s0raSF SS7
commanter will leave ner wharf, RI.s1s.s-lSscssS
the da mp 81 10
~ a.; ~ go AIM Fare Sl2 Round tickets, $50.
s Elaay %. Through bills signed to Boston,
and Insurance effected at lowest ratios. For irelSht
or passage A'R-' " SAMUEL AYRES & CO.,
ii, A. Main and Eleventh streetB.
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Sa+s- BY Crane Co., Auctioneers, 'lt 80; ;..s.
no. Twelfth street, between Main and Cary.
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Crockery and Glassware

CTION GOODS
IA low PRICES.
BUTLER s. SON
have now open a large stock OF
CHINA, QUEENsWA and GLASS,
recently purchased at auction and OF their own
importation at very low fgures, and which they
offer TO the public at
GREATLY REDUCED PIECES.
Call a. 1907 Main street.
no15-sm BUTLER & SON.,
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Sh6pp92eQ.

GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auct;oneers
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"David Sands is seriously ill at his
residence near this city,
Whilst reading this in last Saturdays
Bid, We looked out of the door of our
Office and saw Mr.. Sands walking across
the street. apparently In the enjoyment
OF good health. The sight gratified and,
at the same time, convinced US that the
Sands OF one of our neighbor's locals, at
least was ost. and that he failed In s.ilr'-
,ustayting II properly.
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RICHMOND PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

At ! meeting Of the Board Of Visitors
orthe Richmond Public Schools, held on
the 5th day Of June, 1868. Daniel B..
Crawford Was called to the chair, and
John W. Grubbs, appointed Secretary.
Reports were received from the visitors
TO the various departments Of the school
which were referred to the Committee.
t. be arranged and embodied in gen.
eral report embracing the whole school,
exhibiting IL general government, eff
cheney snd proaress, IS we'll as showing
the character Of various departments
and rooms in detail. zz'
Charles F. Coffin submitted the follow
ing preamble and resolution, which were,
on motion, unanimously adopted, and or
dered to be signed by the Board of Wis
iturs, and submitted to the Board Of
Trustees, and published in the city pa
pers: 80 H5zs
WHERsAs, An examination of the
condition Of the Public Schools has been
satisfactorily made by the Board of Wis
itors, and the committee believe that the
services Of the Superintendent cannot be
dispensed with. aud ut the same time the
efficiency of the school be kept up, and
WHEREAS, We are informed that the
Superintendent of our Public Schools,
Geo. p. Brown, has offers which may in
duce him to leave our city, therefore,
REsoLvxD, That his success in the
management of our schools has been
great, and we believe that their present
high position is in q great measure due
to him. .e4.4..s -
RESOLVED, That we should esteem his
removal from amongst US 1t this time as
| very unfortunate for the interests Of our
| schools, and likely to result in serious
| injury to them. 81
RESOLVED. That in the opinion Of the
| Committee, the salary at present paid
him, is not greater than his services
justify. ssE 800 81 8@tss aar
RksoLvxD, That our Committee on
Publication be requested to publish the
foregoing resolutions. "a ..v
v. Kersey, Stephen r. Virgins, Chas.
f. Coffin, DAHL B. Crawford, VIM c.
Starr, Charles H. Strickland. Richard
jackson, Jas. M. Starr, Christopher
Jackson, Timothy Nicholson. Jesse II
Brown, John w. Grubbs, Mrs. Anna N.
Starr, Mrs S. P. Yarysn, Mrs. Hannah
A. Plummer, Mrs Mary P. Haines, Mrs
Eliza J. Elder, Mrs. Margaret j. Newton
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RICHMOND PUsLIc ScHooLs.-Now II
the summer vacation Of our city schools.
and we perceive our Superintendent Geo.
p Brown, has been examining quite a
number of scholars in the lower depart
ments and issuing transfer tickets to
them for the High Seaool.-Those emit
tied to them can obtain them by calling
at Samson's drugstore, near the corner
Of Main and 5th streets. We are graft
fed to notice the high appreciation in
which Geo. p. Brown. Esq, is regarded
by the Board of Visitors, in the position
he has so successfully filed during the
past year as Superintendent. See their
report and resolutions in another col
umn' Af Ie-E,
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: The best. bank 10 bank OF earth. It
never refuses to discount to honest la
Dor. And the best shares are plow- shares,
on which dividends are always liberal.
And the best plows are made in this city,
by Messrs Bratz, Perry 4 Co.. at their
Empire Plow Works, East Main st be-
tween 7th and 9Th. -
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u The True (Julian) Republican claims
to be the "lossest bidder" and it gives the
authority OF . member of Council to
prove it. No use Of proof in this case,
for large majority Of our citizens have
always admitted that to be its situation
We're sorry It's 50, ind promise to give
him . Aoiss, whenever it may become
necessary
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Nearly serious accident happened
on Wednesday evening last, by the. up-
setting OF . buggy At the corner OF
Pearl st.. and the Boston pike, in which
- were Mr. AID. Pecheil and the Misses
Omar and McGraw. They were all some
what scratched and bruised, particularly
- Miss Gaar-she 10 now reported as do.
ing we'll. altho' 1t was feared she was %.
riously injured.
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We announced. somo weeks .go, that
Gen. Bennett purposed moving TO our
city. sometime this summer. We now
notice in the BIRD chat he has bought
Mr.. Vanuxem's fine property on North
Seventh st, and will move from Liberty
hers shout the first Of August next.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-30

q The Chiidren's Progressive Lyceum
in this city, bold pic mic at Dublin on
the Fourth Of July. Fifty cents for
adults, and ten cents for children, for
the round tips eTrains ieayethe Depot
ut 10 O'Clock A. n. Good music will
be had on the occasion, and all are in
vited.
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The Pearlst. N. 4. Sabbath School,
held . picnic on the camp-meeting
ground 1t the Centreville pike crossing,
: on Thursday last 1t was . /" bonny |"
time for all who attended, and much
good victuals were consumed, and fun
areali1ed.a gFEs q nE = e z
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7t 'Muzzle not the or that treadeth out
the corn" but muzzle your dogs, or
VI they'll he killed-mad dog season is ap-
proaching-the usual proclamation Of
our Mayor will soon be issued-'tan
ounce of prevention is worth . pound of
cure," etc. - s go
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Many of our citizens had the pleasure
of taking by the hand. the brave old
Gen. August Which, who was in attend
ance here last week at the German Sen-
gerfest. 4.taszoE -4szsssa@*@
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20 The annual picnic Of the Union Chap
el NJ. e. Sabbath School, takes place to.
day In the beautiful grove at Cambridge
City. The Rockville n. E. Sabbath
School, also meet at the same time and
place. Fifty cents for adults and TWEEN
ty.five cents for children, for the round
triD
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Some scamp event through Jason
Bundy's pocket book at indianapolis one
evening last week, by taking possession
of it and $40 contents. at an exhibition
he was attending in that city.
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From the Rev. h. p. Fendall. Assstsnt Editor
Christian Chronicle, Phiiadephia.
have derived decided benefit from the use OF
Hoodand's German BAters, and feel it my privilege
to recommend them ~ most valuable tonic, to all
Who su8erin9 from general debility or from dis.
eases arising from derange ment of the liver.
s*3H aesf*f - EAG Yours truly,
.f-.. +< RI. ss. - E. d. FENDALL
From Rev. D. Nerrige. Pastor of the Passvunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
From the nasy respectable recommendA tons given
TO- Dr. Hoohand's German Bitters, l WAS induced to
give then trial. After using several bottles found
them "a be good rsnedy for debility and a most
excellent tonic for the stomach.
t~A ava sA7 v4z9 NERRIGE
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The choir Of the First Presbyterian
Church in this city, had their Sacred
Concert on Friday evening last-it Was
not as we'll attended az it should have
been-but the music was excellent.