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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-04
WASHINGTON. January 2, 1868.

ASH1SGToS, January z, 1000.
The holiday season over, work for the
year is being mapped out and commenced
in the Executive Departments. Some be-
gin with new rules, as is usual every year,
and others observe the old routine but
vet nothing important has made its ap-
pearance. On Monday Congress meets,
and the trains from tho north will doubt
less, between now and Saturday, bring
back the majority Of those who went home
to spend Christmas and New Years days.
Congress will not be long in considering
the subject Of national finances after they
meet. That demands Immediate attention
The condition OF the industrial and bust.
ness interests Of the South will also have
to be acted upon without delay. Congress
will not dare to overlook the call for aid &c
prevent the absolute ruin Of certain Sec
tons in the South. What will be done in
ture only; but their overlapping impor-
lance, in comparison with the paltry parti-
san schemes which have been engrossine
the entire attention of the ruling party IN
Congress for two years past, Will certainly
call for the earliest consideration.
Most of the Department officials who
have been absent from Washington since
the adjournment Of Congress have re-
turned.
The national banks arc already respond
ing to the recent circular OF the comp
troller of the Currency requesting state,
ment from each Of them as to loans ana
discounts and taxes paid during the yeaI
which has lust passed, etc. About dozen
answers to that circular were rccei'eu
to-day. H.. a.,
Radicals here are admitting that the
President has, by his recent action IN ap,
pointing and relieving commanders ol
military districts, legally but assuredly got
the upper hand Of Congress. The oD]cct
of the latter, which was To have the south
ern States under negro governments
reconstructed sufficiently to aid the kadl-
Gals in elccting their President, is likely 10
be frustrated by the newly-appolntea
military commanders preventing all fraud
and illegalties in the registrations ana
elections. The Radicals arc sat sea, now
ever, no matter who is strongest in power at
present. The very reason why there has
been such quiet in their circles OF late
regarding political matters is because they
are not posted by their leaders regarding
the best course to pursue after the failure
of their scheme Of impeachment and other
ultra measures.
The weather is again very dlsagrccaDie'
and this afternoon warm rain is last
adding to the mud and sluSh that prevails
in the streets and avenues. IiMOS.
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By Grubbs & williams, Auctioneers,
North west corn or Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS So Lis OF TIL
VAIUABLEsUBU RESID8SCG, WITH
TWENTY ACRES ATT.CHs I'd, kSoWS
Road ABOUT ONE MILE w EST OF The CITY,
AT 3UCTIQN-.n exs cution Of Il decree OF the
Circuit Court OF Henrco, entered on the 9th Of
November, 1867, in the case OF yler VS. 6 rubbs
s. Williams. trustees, and ais" the undersigned,
who were thereby appointed commissioners for
the purpose, will sell at auction upon the pre-
mises. on THURSDAY, 9Gh January, lsGs. at 1
o'clock r. NJ, If fair If net then on the next fair
day thereafter at the sans hour, the real estate
in the proceedings in said suit mentioned, the
same being the property kno-n as auburn"
containing twenty i've acres, more or less. vito
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
about one mile west Of the city, fronting on tn
Grove 70 I'd and running back TO the Westham
road bang in form nearly square. The build
ngs Of the most complete and durable charac-
ter; combining every arrangement for comfort
with Il very attractive appearance.
Further des cription is deemed unnecessary, as
the pa ce is so well known and 30 Justly regarded
Is the most desirable suburban property near the
city.
TERMS: Suite Client in cash to defrsy the expenses
OF sale and to pay The sum of 80 As with Interest
from the 4th Of July, 1907, and the further SUN OF
SO SOL so with interest tn ereon from Attn January,
1868 credit 10 So i92 ID until .th OF July 1893
and as to the residue credit until the !!h Janu-
ary 1852 the said credit Payments to bear interest
from the day OF sale. the purchaser or purchasers
giving negotiable notes with An approved en-
DORSET and the title retained By the court until the
full purchase money is paid. The purchaser to
pay taxes for 1868.
l., ~ 7. w. v W GHGgBs; Commissioners.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENT? AL RAILROAD CoM'Y,l
RICHMOND, January l, lStS.

i
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILS
" fOAD-LAND RECEIVED IN PAYMENT OF
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF sT0CK.-The fifteenth sec
lion Of the act passed March l, 1887, Ito provide
for the completion OF q line or lines of railroad
from the waters Of the Chesapeake to the Ohio
river, authorizes the Virginia Central Railroad
Company TO contrac. with the Covlngton and ohio
Railroad commissioners for the construction of
| the railroad from Corington to the Ohio river !;
and II the event snch contract be made 1t sh i
| thereafter be known as the Chesapeake and Ohio
Rallr road Company, and DO entitled to all the
rights and privileges conferred on the Chesapeake
and Chic Railroad Company by this act
che ninth section OF the above mentioned act
gives to the Chesapeake and Ohio baiIrnad Com
pauy the right to receive land In payment of sub
scripttolS Of stock.
On the sOlh day of November ultimo the Vir.
sinia Central Railroad ompany entered into Il
contract to construct the Coyingon and Ohio rail-
road upon condition thai Us. BOO 900 Of stock was
subscribed to
Now, therefore, this Is to give notice that am
authorized by the Board Of Directors to receive
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF STOCK PAYABLE IN
LAND il the pr ces are satisfactory, and make
the sans preferred, with eight per cent divi-
dend, soon as the road Is completed to the ohio
river.
| will receive application for subscription to
such eight per cent preferred stock OF the ChesA.
paaks and oh 10 railroad payable in Lands, aioug
the line of ANY OF the railroads In Virginia.
Parties who propose To subscribe land will be
expected, In every case, to furnish at their own
cost the report OF some lawyer named by myself
that the title is good tho price to be agreed upon
with an agent OF the company, not exceeding the
assessed value OF 1861
This ultimate value Of the stock Of the Chesa-
peake ard Ohio Railroad Company may be esh
mated from the receipts Of the rthern lines.
Last year the receipts of the Pennsylvania Gem
trail 466 miles, were $40, $50, 1888 i; the New York
Central, 4S3 miles, l4,5so,7S
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
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A MAN SuoT RETURNS TO LlFE.-A
few weeks since an Italian soldier, VINO
had deserted and joined band Oh Dtl III.
gands, was captured, and condemned 10 Q
death. He was carried to the accustomed
place, near the cemetery, and five balls @i
entered different parts of his body: The 1'
sergeant who commanded the squad de-
tecting signs of life, gave him final shot,
leaving the body for the undertaken to
bury. AS it was late in the afternoon, the
body was placed near the wall by the IN
dertaker, who thought he would perform
the interment by daylight. During the
night the wounded man recovered his
senses, and dragged himself to hospital,
where his wounds were properly treated,
and he was alive at last accounts. a dis
pute has arisen between the Minister of
War and the Minister Of Justice regarding
the disposition which should be made of
the soldier, but bis pardon is anticipated.
This story, singular as it may appear to
our readers, is vouched for by a respecta-
BILE Italian journal.
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THE LITTLE JAPANESE GALL

THE LITTLE JAPANESE GALL
RTaRT" Is a great favorite with the ladies Just
now, but not so great as the expression Gan
right is a favorite with the gentlemen when re-
ceiving their suits made TO order at sCHAAP l.
HARTMAN's MERCHANT TAILORING EsTA.
BASEMENT. You find at the same place really
pretty assortment Of well.made, well. cut READY
MADE CLOTHING, CENTS FURHIsHIN G
GOODS, etc., and, happy to state, OF the hats
offered 20 far below value there arc few left at
lad sCHAAP & HARTMAN's.
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NORFOLK, January s, 1SGS.

NbNf'lsh, ~ iOoS'
One of the most brilliant weddings OF
The season came off last evening at the
PRESBYTERIAN church, the parties being
John Corprew, E,q., and Miss L. Augusta
Burruss, the daughter Of c. BurrusS, Esq.
The steamer Saratoga, on her late voy-
age from New York, experienced very
heavy weather, heavy seas breaking over
the vessel. Two Of her crew were washed
overheard and drowned, and the joiner's
work to the side Of her paddlc-box was
washed away.
c. C. Flint, Of forgery notoricty, was
balcd out yesterday III Judge Baker
court, Portsmouth, on writ of haOeaS
corpus, in the sum Of $4,000, to appear
before the Corporation Court, which meets
in February.
Captain James Barron Hope is an
nounced to deliver lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Aid Society Ct
Portsmouth, the proceeds of which are TO
be devoted to the relief Of the poor OF that
city.
Since the new year quite number OF
new firms have been established III our
city, and active measures are being dis
cuSscd by our merchants to increase Inc
trade facilities Of the city during the pre-
sent year.
The receipts of cotton at this port iol
the month OF December were 1850 DaleS
During the preceding month l9,llO Dale
were received. Showing falling OH o
AK halls TALLY.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL Ramona :,
RICHMOND. Octohay Ise-'
cENTR pATno

u 1IsVINIa SIJN lISAL Nal LROAn
' On and after OCTOBER LAT tina Mai ~
VII be run between Richmond and staa ins1;
Richmond and Gordonsvills. West Of st,o,1,ssaa
the Mail Train will leave for Coyington on NM
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and -,
turn alternate days. :"
Leave Richmond. ..,;;...................7:s A. "
Leave staunton for Covinston. .........3:.s P. v
Leave SoFipRton'' ......'....S:SO \.
Leave Stanton for Richmond. .........S:oO A v
Freight Trains daily (exeept Sunday le.r,
Richmond at ?. N. and 1 A. u.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all promir.s,
points North and South, and to Lynchbnrg. Lex.
ington, Harrisonburg, Lewisburg, ana other pro.
minent points In the West.
At Covington, JAMES J. A. TRoTTER & BRO.
TIERS STAGE LINE connects with the Mali
Train for White Sulphur, Lswisbnrg, and 81.
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore 70
Charleston, two and a half days.
At Stanton and Goshen, HARaAH Il CO.'S
STAGE LINES connect with Mall Train for Lex.
ington daily Except Sundays, and passsl.er
go through from Richmond or Baltimore zane
day.
The Passenger Car heretofore attached a
Freight Trains will be discontinued.
II. D. WAITCONB,
oc General Superintendent
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A MEXICAN HOTEL,
Ia iMMEOIATELY AT THE VIRGINIA
CkNTEAL RAILROAD
STA IN, va.

MCCHESNEY & NADENBoUSCH. PEoPRIEToxs;
Il. Nj. LIPSC@MB. MANAGER;
WILLIAM WHoGLEY, SUPERINTENDENT.
The propretors, In resuming the I0a~ agemen,
Of this well-kuown and popular Hotel, 90 Ions
and favorably known to the travelling public,
promise in the future to retain the reputation tn
American has borne asa
FlESr-CLASS HOTEL.
It's locality, Immediately at the railroad depot,
renders II convenient stopping. place LOT persons
on business or in search Of health.
BAH and BARBER.SHo In the house.
All the Offices Of the telegraph and stage ilne'
m pninv TO this town are adjoining this house.
frs, class LIVERY STABLE, under O'Toole
l. Donovan, is connected with this house.
- McCHESNEY j. CO.
BCittzens OF the county will be furnished
dinner at fifty cents, and horses fed by Mssscs.
Nonoyan i O'Toole at twenty cents. oc l6-Sln
CEVEN OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN
- can get BOARD and LODGING 1T No. zoe Mayo
street, near Broad. de 81
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de228

TOR SALE, A TWELVE.HORSE
i BOXING ENGIEB, with the necessary boring
rods and tools. Also several good Mules. APP
ply at the spring field aad Deep Run pits, or to P.
4. WELLFoRD, at the company's yard, Sixth
street near Canal.
dc 9-1m D, 7. LUALEY, Agent.
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Boarding G9l6 -LoGga9eg.

DOA K D I n G.: A GENTLEMAN
u and his wife, or two single gentlemen, or two
Conservative members Of the Couvsniion, can be-
accomin odated with u comfortable furn shed room
and board on reasonab Bile terms, by applying
carly on Bank street between Ninth and Tenth,
TO Mrs. MONTAGUE. also, several day -b0arders.
kefarancaS uirpa. Ia -2t
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J,o THE CREDITORS OF K. a. e.


1 DABNEY-R. A. i. Dabney and wife having
by deed bearing date the seth day OF August, 1867,
conveyed to US certain property, real aud per-
sonal In trust to gsll and collect the same and di-
vide the proceeds rateably smong al OF the cradi
tors OF the said K. A. Z Dabnsy. notice IL hereby
given TO ell OF the creditors of the said E. a.
Dabney to present their claims TO us, properly
proved, at the or ce offs C. TAROY, In the city OF
Richmond on or before the 2sth day Of January,
1868. when dividend wi be declared and paid TO
such Of the creditors as shall have proved their
sbts. s. C. TARDY
T. WILLIAM PEMBERToN,
a 2-eod2w Trustees.
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BUILDING LOT ON
I'LL MARSHALL STREET FOR SALE At AUG
TIuN.-lmmediatsly after the above sale-say at
half past o'clock +. we VIII sell, on the pre-
misses tho lot situated as above, lfontInS 81 feet
on Marshall street, near Darlington. and running
back $50 feet to an alley III common.
TERMS: At sale.
ia 3 AGctoneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auetioneers,
orthnest corner OF Main ara Eleventh rteets

AN EXCELLENT FRAME Dwell
n LING, WITH EIGHT ROOMS, ON MAR
SHALL STREET BETWEEN SMITH AND HENRY,
ton. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the sth
Of January. 1885, at 1 O'clock p. the excellent
frame dwelling located ~ above described, and
now occupied by Il essrs Gartns and Prusser. 1t
has six large a nd two small rooms The lot fronts
feet on arshal street. and runs back 1853 feet to
an alley 16 feet wide.
TERMS: one. fourth cash the balance at four,
eight and twelve months for Negotiable notes,
Interest added, secured by trust deed:
GKUBBS L WILLIAMS,
"a AuctiCne.rB,
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BY Orubbs & Williams, Auc:loneero.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
rs1RUSFEE'S SALEOF A FARM OF
F0RTY-TWO ACRES ABOUT SEVEN MILLS
WEST OF THE CITY. At AUCTION BY virtue
OF deed OF trust executed by John Clacker TO the
recorded in Henrico County Court otfce, being
thereto requested by the craditor secured, VII
sell at auction at Aenrco Courthouse on WE'D
NESDAY the sh day of ia, nary, that being
court day, at IL o'clock NJ. il fair, II not, then on
the next fair day thereafter at the same hour, The
FARM OF FORTY-TW0 AGES, with plain but
comfortable improvements, occupied by said
Clacke-, and formerly owned by Mr. Weidsrmeyer,
situated on the Quioocasiu road about seven miles
vast of Richmond.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay. expenses OF sale
and TO pay off note for $500 with interest from
4th Dece mber credit as 10 5000 until May, 1868,
and the balance upon terms to be made known at
the time CT sale; credit payments to bear Interest
p. W. GRURBS, Trustee.
-GHrERs & WILLIAMs. AuetiOneers. ]. 3
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mr.. WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Respmption of Busincss in the Departments
oucxtIons for Congress TO begin Work with
National Banks-Thc Presidents Triumph
over Cong rcss, etc.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND HOUSE

w SEW ANTS.-I am now prepared 10 fur
nish to the citizens Of Richmond and the country
generally all classes of WHITE LABORBRs and
HOUSE SERVANTS from the North, or direct
from European countries.
applications should be as specific as possible as
to qualifications, character OF service to be per-
formed wages offered. term OF service, sc.
J. d IMBODRH,
Virginia Central Land Agency,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
da 10 dim
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CMALL FARM and WOOD LAND,
- SIX AND HALF MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND, WEAR THE FREDEEICKSB Q RG
RAILROAD, OF ITO ACRES, FOR SALE.-We are
authorized to sci, the above little FAkM, formerly
owned by Mr. Charles Phillips, now occupied by
Mr. James Eu5ank, containing ITO acres, of which
about rs acres are open land the balance in orgi-
nal and second growth OF pine and oak, estimated
to cut 900 cords of wood. On the place is small
dwelling containing four rooms, stable, &c and
well Of pure water 4 bargain will be sold.
ia -3t HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERsON.
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CIOthM,H.

cPEC1AI NUrIOE.-S. SPILMAN,
y successor to Beers h Spilmsn, has rented out
The front portion of his store to A. A. ALLEE. BE
can be found In the rear, with large stock OF
iicits call from his old customers and the public
generally. ia a-3taw2w
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~
BIZ Bowman 4 stroock. Auchoneers'
M - Pourtaenth street between Main ana car7'
IN ACCOUNT OF THE HOLIDAYS,
BOWMAN l. sTROnCK. Anctionsers' nave
noatnoned tho sales Of the 94:h aad 3uss uItno
mil THURSDAY tho 9th Of January. Bo' mne 10
thar Iii offer at their auction rooms, o; -
Fny,aantb street. ihs largest and most deslraDle
,oaT ~ Was aver offered In this market con-
s.1 TntF 81 and DOMESTIC DRY Go0Dsaons
RHIDY.MADB CLoTHlaa,
W N1aS, AS' aaoo'oDs. &c.
:" ALSO,
very hn Ro Ia4e %Somens, Misses
B5oTs, SHOES. BRoGANs' ana 0Ai41t'
TRTaks' vALIsEs. &c, ,s v,sb !.
This heinp the last sale OF thls sedson aIIv
LIE close ont all consignments, woulu 'pe'i"ii'
ns the attention OF II trade to to same
en- n W. or shLg:'hll Gums under sloo, casn ~
der $40. sixty days over ci ihas snaorsement
LUNCH will be SeBBcOsW%MAN sTRoocK,
Auctioneers.
By Sampson Jones, Jr, q Co..
,..uo,aars and Commission Merchants, fiiteen'n
street between Main and Gary.
WE WILL SELL AZ OUR WARE
w U0uSE. Nos, I, 8, spd FlfSpenth st stfee''
Main and Gsry on 10 oeoek
and well-aBsorted stock OF
",~ S WfsEs
LIQUORS, SC,
- which VIZ invite the attention Of the trade.
10 "hi'n ~ S. JONES, JR., CO.,
l.. auctioneer5.
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DIR NORFOLK LETTER.
Corrs,roniercs of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richmond blsP"1eh.
Wedding Accident 10 the Saratoga Two Men
Drowned Flint, the Forgcr, Bailed-Lec
turc-Rcceipts of Cotton. &c.
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MiIttile3'U.

CLOSING OUT.-I am offering rT1
~ my whole stock Of ~
MILLINERY and HS
FANCY GOODS
BELOW COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
This 10 Il great chance for all the ladies' ami foI
everybody who is In want Of this
LINE OF G0OnS,
to obtain extraordinary bargains.
MRS. B. L. CAREg,
de I6--lu so2 Broad street.
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RtJiLrO0Gs.
d. i'll - 8E asna

On III ss aan
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROan
Y On and after ao5DAY, Dsesmbs, ~ al.
an ACCOMMODATION PASsEyGEE TRIIs ~
be run between Richmond and 1ordo Vii III
eept on Sundays), leaving Richmond a. ,n
ID: and arriving at $50 A. n. @"p.
BY this train passengers between Lyncbh-
Washington, TO-, and Richmond connseti ~, oafr
directions with the night trains on the orang. 'va
t sn ~ faiifoao. d. D; WHITC0XB ~'
pICHMOND AND DANVIIIn
LIZ z AILROA D-CHAgaB OF sCEynrt q
ONLY ONE PASSENGER TRAIN DAILy x :
and after MONDAY, October 7, 1867, The Pa,,.,,oa
Trains on this road will run as follow. ""'sns.'
GOING WgsT.-Through mail and passenys,,,.,
ieares Richmond daily at IFS A. ~: aryivs a'e
Danville ZAP. b.. leaves Danyills at IM 81
arrives at Greensboro ST 7.l0P N. n;
GOING BAsT.-Leaves Greensboro dailv a., >,
4. d arrives at DarviIle at sos 4. M. Is,.n
tTP. NJ. " A'snhnohd u
Trains connect at BurksviIle with n,..s,
trains on the so1thsids railroad (sxcept on Sss.f
days) connect at Greensboro daily with ,,.ta
on the NORTH Carolina railroad Gam
go THOMAS DoDAMEAD
y, Superintendent,
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BY Creme & Co.. Auctioneers,
No THalfth hIreat baiWean Main and Cary


No. Twelfth street, between Main and Cary.
SNMAIL FRAMED HOUSE, ON G RA"
y HAM STREET, IN THE TOWN OF Fulton
MAR FULTON STREET, FOR SALE AT hUC-
TION.--We viii sell at auction, on the preml ses,
on MONDAY the 9th day Of January. at4 o'clock
p. M, the small FRAMED TENEMENT, located
lot fronts thirty feet and runs back ITO feet to an
alley.
ArctiODeer5.
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ReGL Estate for Safe.


BY Harrison, Goddin & bpperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
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CO2petjngs, Furniture, DC,

r a. BELVIN, CABINET MAN Us
81 .FaCTUtER, or BROAD STREET BET WEEH
THIRTEENTH AND F0UkFEENrH.-l am m an
ufacturng Rosewood, Walnut, and Oak Flu RNl.
TURE OF tho best quality and most approved
styles Also, Agent for Fisk's Metallic Burial
Caskets and Cases. All other kinds OF tctins On
hand de 24-3m
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cloth R-GAITERS.-We have
" now in store the CLOTH 0VER-GAlTERS 30
much sought for, and so pleasant to wear over
the shoes in cold weather cut long. Nice ar
ticle Price, $3.50 per pair. Call at
WILLIAM IRA SMITH CO.'S,
de 90 1903 Main street.
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q ELLIN G O F f
GOOD CLOTHING
FAIR PROFITS
CONTINUE BUSINESS.
Z. 3. SPENCE, AGENT,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
No. 1900 MAIN STREET. del
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1.-TWO CANAL BOATS FOR SALE
4 At AUCTION Will be sold on MONDAY,
January g. at IL o'clock NJ, in the Basin, In front
OF Simpson & Basis, corner OF Eighth and Cary
streets, TWO CANAL BOATS.
A. Y. STOKES CO., Auctionears.
~ W KREsYE Salesman. ia
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By Pilkinton, tulliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. 10 Pearl street

UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE,
"A &C., In MANCHBSTER.-at the request OF
Mr James Henry Weisiger, who DECLINES hou'e'
keeping, we will sell on SATURDAY, January =
1868. at ii o'clock a. M, at his residence on Hull
str, ct near Gary's Hotel, m st Of his HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITGRE, embracing the
usual variety, intending one superior large slzed
Stove and appurtenances, in good
order.
TERMS : Cash.
PILKIaTON, PULLIAM & CO.,
10 auctiOneers
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AUCTION Sales.
..s-sfs . THIS DAY.

"a
By Cook & Laug hton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
uoRsEs, MULES, CARTS. {, C0 @ vs.,
wa Will sell ct the horse.lot on Council oh@nioo'
Hi Iii WA '''' .s.,n,v uoasrs
! reliable FAMILY HORSE.
4youns MUL tEsr IN e g9 &c tG 1Gcsr
1oX CART and Y z, k6;us
!. very SS"oK III LLaaUdHToN, Auctloneers:
Bv Smith & Hughes. Auctionsers.
No 1884 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.
WE WILL SELL at OUR STORE
w THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock
F M.HoosN7 BEpsTEs ADS.
COTTAGE BEDsTEADs'
DlVANs,
W WAEPSasE GARD TABLES,
wr VIE yTskk6bss,
MATTREssEs,
holsters and PILLOWS.
ALSO,
s s5psrioi csotSckryo STOVE,
.nsr I the saIs Of fur6 ht we viii sell
DRY GOODS,
BOUTS,
SHOES,
and all kinds q e sfe els arrived in
voiced at ~, worth &c.
Goods received up TO the hour OF sale.
ont door sales attended to promptly n1Es ,b,a
We will also sell HORSES and nOLho LIB
morning OIL SMITH HUGHES,
Auctionsers.
BYE GatbriSbt, Auctioneer,
No. lla3 Main street. between fouiteeh'n "No
Fifteenth Streets
GALE TIL MORNING. Al ~
~ FURNITURE, s.
MATTRESSES,
BEDDING.
CROCkERY,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SH ES,
E. GATHR1GHT,
ia. Auclioneer.