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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25
By A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
JLEs. COWS. HOGS. WAGON. CARTS.

MULES, COWS, HOGS, WAGON, CARTS,
W AND HARNESS: CROP OF CORY,
SHUCKs AND ND F0DD I Hoqs lsb ASD D
AUCTION.-By request OF DR.. Robert NJ. Pull
lIam who IS removing to the city, will sell. at HIS
miles from the city. on Manchester turnpike. on
FRIDAY the 9th November. instant 1883 at II
O'Clock, A. NJ. two young MULES, IN good con-
dition: several COWS OF excellent stock: seve-
raj HOGS. WAGON. CARTS. and HARNESS;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS HoUSEHnLn AND
KITCHRN FURS1TTRE: Also CROP OF
DORM, SHUCKS. and FODDER.
TERMS: All sums Of $40 and under. cash: all
sums over s?", bond, interest added, with approved
security at six months. A. @. PULL1AM,
no 90 AuctOneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADTNEDM 81 EE5s
THIS DAY.
<<-<<<~<<<<<>-~$%S~~
By Winstock Il Levin, Auctioneers,
No, 1909 Main street.
THIS DAY.

By Winstock & Levin, Auctioneers,
No. 1909 Main street.
GREAT CASH AUCTION sALE:-O,nn
" WEDNESDAY,, 2sth OF November, we WIZ
sell at our waYeronm Mt 1o3 O'Clock
200 Gates BOOTS SHOES and BhLsOhaLS
for mems, wnmen,s. and children's we1I
100 dozen latest style FUR and WOOL nH o. D.,
ooo wards FRENCH, ENGLISH, st,oL,r,Inii :, ar
AMERICAN CLOTHS and CASSlMshho'
80 dozen HOOP SKIRTS
SO zen T. LADIES' WHITE HaNphEh-
CHIEFS.
200 dozen HALF HOSE. ,.rrN,r
rs dozen BUCKSKIN GLOVES and tAoNA-
LETS, .,a q,
., 600 yards beautiful CARPETINGs. to be sold In
quantities to suit purchasers; p1-rcy
Large lot of FLOOR, TABLE, ana Doo"A
0ILCLO7HS;
100 pair PANTS r,-rroSs.
|, 500 gross COAT. PANT. and NESI d. Wv"
Large lot or BUCKLES,
PUCKET-ROOkS,
WALLETS III, ,o cold
and numerous other articles when WIZ, pe sn,"
without reserve FOR CASH In lots 10 SUN pui'
chasers ..r,,r re
City and country merchants are respectfully ie.
questedto attend this sale. ar -, o,d
Consignmcnts received up to day OF saie' anu
iOsiAi eu'1nee' Ii 'WINsToCK 6 LEVIN,
non 49, Auctioneers.
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By Wellington Goddin,

vTRUsTEE'S SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE
4 ACRES OF VALUABLE FhRMING LAND
IN REA K OF THE CITY RESERVOIR, NEAR
TO CAMP GRANT.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
bearing date on the 18th OF September. 1857, duly
recorded In Henrico County Court ! shall IN exc
cu.ion thereof proceed to sell ut public auction. on
the premises on THURSDAY the e6th OF Novem-
Der, 1888 at o'clock p. NJ. If fair. If not the first
fair day thereafter: TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
BEAUTIFUL ~ RMING LAND locatedas above,
shaw. Pollard. and Harvle. 1t will be sold IN four
lots oc six aud quarter acres each or sold as a
whole, according TO a plat TO be exhibited ut the
hour OF sale.
For suburban residences, or for market gardens
these lots are desirable. the soil Is Of supe
by an excellent ROAD.
TERMS: One-tltrd cash; balance at four. eight
and twelve months FIR negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by 4 trust deed.
no ls-eOdtrs W. GODDiN, Trustee.
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auCwnOns SALES.
ByA. @, Puilsam, Auctioneer.
FJTURE DAY.

roMM1sstoNER's SALE OF A BEAU
Y j TIFi1T. Lot OF LAND, WITH A TWO,
STORY FRAMED BUILDING THEREON, h ~
MtRX's ADDITION, ON THE go, GasT r5 S4Daa
TURNPIKE. FOB SALE At AUCT1OH.-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of CHESTER
deId county. November terfi 1868, In case OF
Foley rs. Foley It ais will sell at public sqc~
ton. on the premises on SATURDAY, Noyetnber
49, 1883, at so'c1ock p. M, LOT No. 40 In MarX's
addition fronting 200 feet on the east side OF the
Manchester and Petersburg turnpike and running
back to Fillmore street with TWO-SIORG,
FRAMED BUILDING and number OF FRUIT
TREES thereon.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at three, six.
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added. satisfactorily endorsed, and title retained
until deferred payments are made.
JAMES A. CLARKE, Commissioner.
A. q PrrTIt,r Aucticnper nO21
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.-N is the time
I 10 supply yourselves with PRESERVES and
FRESH FRUITS and JELLIES for the winter
We haved large stock OF Preserved Strawberries,
Peaches, Damsons, Ounces, Tomatoes Cherries,
Goos9berries, Plneapples.
Fresh Strawberries, Pineapples, Blackberrles,
Raspberries. Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears Damsons
&C.; Currant Ounce, Peach, and Strawberry Jel-
lies; Brandy Teaches and Pears ali Of our own
manufacture, and warranted superior TO any north
ern goods, and which we offer II low prices.
ANDREW PIZZINI d CO.,
OCT 807 Broad street.
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BYE. Gathricht, Auctioneer.
Main street, bet Fourteenth and Fifteent

BY +. Gathricht, Auctioneer.
1893 Main street, bet Fourteenth and Fllteenlh'
T WILL SELL AT MY STORE ON WE'D
l. NESD:.Y the 18th Instant At 10 o,clo %asnn.c
Fine JENNY LIND and COTTAGE
BEDSTEADS,
CAtISETS..
BUREAUS,
-LW SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
TABLES
WARbROBES,
CHAIRS,
ROCKERS.
WhSHSThNDS,
fine FEATHER BEDS,
BLANKETS,
PILLOWS.
SHEETS, &c.
a.a~- ALSO,
Several STaVEs:
BESIDES
COO pairs BOOTS and SHOES.
Large lot CLOTHING,
Fine CLOTHS,
CA*SIMERES,
HATS.
- UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS, &c.
no q Z. CAT nHIGHT, Auctloneer.
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b. Cook n LauPhton. Auctioneers,
corner OF Franklin and Governor streets

TXECUTORS' SALE OF ELEGANT
~ FUREITURT AT AUCTION On FRIDAY
the 9th instant. ut 10 o'clock will sell at the
residence of the late James X. Cask!e, corner III
Clay and Eleventh streets, all Of the FURNI-
TURE. consisting Of
One splendid r III OR SUIT IN ROSEWOOD,
cOverei with Satin Brocatelc:
One Ski Octave PIANO.
MARBLE-TOP MAHOGANY TABLES,
BRUSSELS and THRFF-pJY CARPETS,
Elegant LIBRARY CASE,
DI.. PAINTINGS and Z NfiRArISGS,
PARLOR CURTAINS and SHADES,
one elegant BUFFET,
ECAGERE.
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
DINING RN' NJ CHAIRS.
Several HhhBER SUITS In maple ard mahoga-
ny, together with one COTTAGE SUIT COM
p!ete. with marble slabs:
4 large number OF HAIR MATTRESSES. FyA-
TIER BEDS. PILLOW s and BOOSTERS;
CHAMBER and TOILET SETS:
A large Assortment of CHINA and GLASSWARE,
incudi0g one superb FRENCH CHINA DIN
NTR SIT. complete:
4 large variety of DINING-ROOMa and KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
The attention nr the publ Is respectfully asked.
ne fhis sale embraces qualify and variety seldom
offered.
r. a. CAsKIF,
v. il; x GGiA2${KKis. Executors.
Sale conducted by Cook Il LAUGHToS, AUG
toueers. MA
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OHIO RAILROAD.

! J WINTER s,HaDTG On ar1 a.irr ,Ge
F:l5T o. 0CCOIEB, i3fa the passenger tisisA
viii run a. 'tili8-,s:
LAlI. YRALa between a.,.-d"Ad AL" fl1.u.
ton dsIv tGZCspG SUNDAY, and De!"cc" .t1i'a
aud Coming tnn trt-wreGit-VlA., Leave tHchmJ %
1t Us :, 4: AMI arrtv" at Stanton &. - :, a.
Leave stanton a. S.sS A. ". aoG -Et-1@ - ''0~-
moni IS /. II. - .,,,,,rv
o. TUESDAY, TfIURsDAY, and sAI y 5.J.1.
leave Gown. Ion ~ S.. A. ID, and arriTe = 80
ton at slGA. NJ. Leave stanton at s.s: l. y anu
arri.e Ut CovingtoH 81 1855 i. ID. ~
ACCOIHODhGlGE TkAiH between hG1'
mond ard t'da7 i0tt2sTtlie On GoEDAf7 y ~
NT8O.TS- and aATURNt|3. Lt2te '..r-
roil sTii,a - i = ard srrive It licimor' a:
go ( n. Lave 7'c4ra-rd " S,IJ =. 81. li IT.
rive 81 Charlottesville - . 7. =. ,,.
ghe nI4rL CJ,-.n connects NJ u" donSTtle Eau
Charlottesville VIZ :gGlj's N .:a. = :, =. Nh,
sad Manassas rs.tro-d5 % LEX hA''iS'
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA. r.: tE m
LEi.anUAal ha0Z1 49,: = "A ~ il t;I>T.
GoIEPv, NOgGiyT. 80, At S.aGl r. %!S
sta.es Ior EEEi>tSOHEUGS, - y -. - -
&c 81 GosHG1, wth stages tIr
H[ATUGAGI Ett DEG &c. At SuilSoco VI! ;st - q
Tor BATH ALUid, WEItE, jGI, 80 49, -,
FRT7E SIR ptFTr2 $@IIEGS LHt"h'hJN"'
y...:Es :. %tTA zant 20.
St q General 1icte' &"1'.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee. Auctioneer,
Office No. 1877 Main street.

r ARGE SALE OF CORN, OATS, FOD-
LDER, AND CABBAGE AND OTHER We
GETA PL E9, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at
the residence of f. W. Rurruss Esq, on the Will
liam burg road (opposife the national cemetery,
on THURSDAY the Goth instant, commencing at
O'Clock p. NJ,
1t0 barrels CORN,
%, 900 head of CABBAGE.
A large lot Of OATS,
SHUCKS
FODDER STRAW, and
VEGETABLES.
TERMS: At sale.
no % r. w. KEEsEE. Anctioneer.
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BY James VI. Taylor e son, Aucttoneers,
three doors below Spotsw0od Hotel.
vRusTPE,s SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE. IN TIE CITY OF RICH
MOND, At AUCTIOS.--By, virtue Of deed Of
and Hann8h his wife, bearing date the 9TH day
of prtl, 1891. duly recorded IN the Richmond
Hastings Court, shall, in execution thereof, as
the request In writing, Of the hene'ciaries In said
pfe&ses on Rs PSss %
fair day hereafter Sunday excepted. the REAL
ESTATE conveyed by said deeh-yiZ., A CER-
TAIN LOT. PIECE. OK PARCEL OF LAND.
situated. lying, ana heins In Nc city of Richmond
O. pcirg the same property which '"as convryedt to
TIE said John Cash by In $; Itnst end Elyira }
APRIL In the wear 1892 and recorded IN the Clerks
Office Of the Hastings Court of the city Of Rich
mond), bounded as folows-to wit; beginning at
fffty-eght feet from the uorth line OF u ten-ioot
alley; thence on the western side OF said road
two feet thence on said Sedd's line south, thirty
degrees west, one hundred and eight feet ~ an
alicv ten feet ide, usually called Grahani's alley:
lhcIicc along The western m lrgir or said alley
snu'h. thrty-cne degrees east, one hundred and
tyventv-nirc feet ara six Inches 70 said Mary Ann
TyanS's corner on the aforesaid ten foot alley.
usually called CIrahams alley and thence on his
line north lbrty-two degrees east, slNty-tWo rect
to Tie beginning.
GOOD store 1weIiag and other buildings and IS the
same property on which the said lash resides.
TEI;Ms One-third cash; the balance a. . and -
months for negotiable notes, with Interest from day
Of sale, and secured by deed Of trnSt.
so,o o,,,,,.,i 30 I..,ps Al 11tytop T. SOW
0a srctimrnlrs ~ 'N'-4' - no lsl0t
- r>,SII
TArpORT.NT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 "a - ,'C--,TrT r,r,rtDTSrr ~
4 AND pNr-Ep1 X! r. ~ hfSi II =
LAAtI !. At<SA ~, - D., II
totNJl VI PA N 5 a., = -, 90, r. 15cSglInI
tue"t utcrcc u Wy * ~ '''S g g"t tn,, Iyss
bnrS county reygH,t.. a. ny t,,
IN the case 81 " lIHan ,c"hes, PlSit.!II "H"h'I'
Beverley Williamson ~ ne own tl@Hi "uu "S @'i-
iniilstr"tGc o. oaicS y !tli
fendaCt, the uTGcrsirHen &Ssptclai commissioners
will sell on W Ell = ESDsI the 2d d%y oil l'eccln-
conrnsnci4 .! r. o':3og,S M .!@; i, Xhd f, PIE
III H. aIo , IN siI y,,,,sn lied Sled
% "al1ii ,' ~ asFp AZ worm STi
H|'T %'fS.'ti';i ACRES.
ian,i Is sI,rarat on .hc Dan river above the
,,,,,I nr }i1 Er';r,io rratE .lrc sn :, hair mills
t Snri. nv iInl ,Enyo Gi1rsyIIlr and eleven
-. 90 - Hhn - cr,InI,'i III TEartiIn 70 broad
r. ,,,r|,tn,,,r,.ig ,'.,siet ~ a Inrga ma corn,
- ~ ,'' NJ - = tst, IittITLs EGnI oIIT
t ~ DISTs SII,, !; ! 49, 60 ERT ~ Er
I't''.5' 1!i.i''L - - - a., =, ppt = 80
nT"tF "a, - ~. , w - ~ a. -; 80 a,n f.,
=, III t"Iha .l'A'' ''i'" Will "a k''N AZ
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E0RFEs ;ts'sqDNEGsES.

sTRESH ARRIVAL.
so boxes RAISISS,
100 drums FIoS-
barrels HAVANA ORANGES,
10 barrels NGTS, assorted;
go boxes FRENCH CANDY,
boxes ;lTEOE,
% ca.es BRANDY PEACHES,
50 Gases CANNED GOODS, assorted;
20 cases PICKLES,
20 boxes HOGk CANDY,
cases SaRDiSES,
10 bags COCoAETTS,
barrels PKuEES,
cases PRESERVED GINGER,
MAtiARONI,
CHOCOLATE,
COCOA,
CCE'S GELATIET,
OYSTERS,
SAUCES
PRE.E EVFS, NC, &C.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will do well to give
me Il call. W. w. TRIBBETT,
mol l1lG Main street.
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REV CROP SMYRNA FIGS, FIRST OF
IN THE SEASON, by the Isaac Bell this morn
ing.
100 drums NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS,
SO boxes NV LAYER RAISINS,
50 boxes SULTANA or SEEDLES5 RAISIES,
6 barrels ASSORTED APPLES
barrels new ZANrE CUREkNTS,
g bushels lRiCA, TARRAaONA, and BORDO
ALMONDS;
10 cases SARDiNES, best;
barrels best COOKING PRUNES,
gross CO&'S CELL kTINE.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
&C II lil2 Main sweet.
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DALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENg
~ TO TIE NORTH, EAST AND WEST VIA
70 THE NOETH, EAST, AND VEST, va
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICksBURs AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CAkRYlNG TaE
United STATES MAIL TWICE DALY-ELE
CAN'T CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
CEG CHALRS On ALL EAl s.-ti~
rHROgaE TRAINS Ou tnls ROAD are nos lgl
rom he depot, corner Byrd AFy' HfSAII
. The %? THaUuGn MI. E.hIE s:s,sI
sicEm0n5 daily &c II 81, arr:Ft3k IA Wsah,
;ngton At 1870 p. NJ, connecting via the eSTly Al.
.ernoon express trains for Lle North, E&st lad
West. - -, -, ,,r,,,,, -,
elegant cars, NTH the new patent sleeping caSts
attached, leayes Richmond daily Sundays eIceps.
ed at sis F. n, arriving IN Washington st .Is
4. H., connecting with the early morning rAlna
for the North East, and We6.7
Both STEAMERS stop a. Alexandra e1cn E"fs
The ACHOI1oDhTiGH TEhtE r"r &lil ID
tnd all wsy stations r. yEa Ce2y", 'as.1r "e,a5
ar,f Eighsh gtreets L. 5:20 I. =. E-.ufiA2 #Ey'G
THOUGH TICKETS and EHhUCtt 6AG-
akSg CHECKS To all principal points
For further information and through tickets, ap.,
civ ct the Office or the company, corner br0a9 ana
Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill, and 1t the lcAe'
ofice, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
J. 3. 6ENTRY, General Ticket Agent:
SAMUEL RUTH, superintendent &C"
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BY Richardson & Newburn,

TWO NEAT TWO-STORY F R A NJ E
l. DWELLINGS AND LOTS FOR sA "a - N
kJCTION-We viii sell at auction, on the prem.
Uses, on WEDNESDAY the o5th Instant "a at !, a =
o'clock z. NJ. TWO NEAT TWo-Siohi
FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. 53s ana e:o, CON
tanning three rooms each, with Kitchen and al ne
cessary out-houses; ana lots fronting - as-Z oI
100 feet each. located In the Valley on the
TERMS: One-half cash; balance, four and eight
months for negotiable notes bearing Interest anu
secured by a trust deed ,r,,rpN
noao Auctloncers.
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VKTINTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wv AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD,-no
and after "WEDNESDAY the eth instAl. lie
trains over this road win be run as follows '
Leave Richmond 1t n. II. and 2:asP VI
Leave Petersburg at lo:2s 4. n. and e:9S
ACCOMaODAT1OE TRAIN, with Dns.enoo.
car attached, will leave Richmond daily Al I:iSP
N. and Petersburg daily al go a. u. lsasday.
exceptedl.
The "a. NJ. train VIII not leave Richmond on sur.
days and the $50 Z. ii. train will not Leave Peter
burg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take The .:;sP.N.
train, running through daily.
Fare to Norfolk 81 Baggage checked through,
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal train
will leave Clover Hi att 4. NJ, ard returning.
leave Richmond AZ $40 =. IL. Cd Tuesdays, a nts-
days, and Saturdays. II II. GILL,
no3 Engineer and superintendent
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rI1RuSTEES, SALE OLE VAIIrARIF

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L LITTLE FARM AND MARKET GARDEN.
CALI ED "SPRING Dale" IN THE COUN-
TY OF HENRICO, ABOUT FOUR MI FS Z ST
OF THE CITY CF RICHMOND NEAR THE
MFCHANICSVILLE TTgNPIKE.-By virtue
Of deed of trust executed to the subscribers nv
George L. Rosher and wife. dated June u 1865
du'y recorded In the clerks office of Hcnrico
county Court. we shall, IN execution thereof at
the request of the beneficiary in said deed. proceed
to cell st public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY the 81 day Of December 1888 mt
O'Clock If fair, If not. the next fair dav there
after SUNDAYS exceptedl, that valuable LITTLE
FARM AND MARKET GARDEN located aa
above, containing seventy-fve acres three rods
and twenty poles, more or less. Of which about
fifty acres are Gle ared and In high state of cult-
Walton the balance in woods There is an ample
orchard OF choice fruit and some fine young peach
trees
The improvement consist of nice COTTAGE
HOUSE modern str le. conts lining seven rooms.
pantry. closets &c, paint and paUer only needed
TO put in good order: a kitchen with four rooms.
large barn. stable, courthouse. &C The location
Is beautiful orc and In nice neighbOrhoOd is a
desirable and attractive home.
The deed requires that the property should lie
sold for nearly all cash, but the creditor IS willing
to accent these terms In lieu thereof onp-third
cash balance at one and Two years. credit for ne
poti able notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed SAMUEL COTTRFLL
no 2! CHARLES NJ. BOSHER.
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AH1eErs,N SALES.
~
FUTURE DAY.
By wellington Goddin,
AuctIonear and Resi- Estate Agent.


nv wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Resi- Estate Agent
HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
III wITII OFFICE DETACHED. ON GOVER-
NOE sTREET OPPOSITE THE EXECIII,I1,V, ~
MkNaION, FOR SALE AT hUCTION.-WDl be
soId Mt auction on the premises. on TUESDAY
the 1st Of December 1893 at O'Clock p M.: the
beautifully and convenient y-arranRed C,rITaHh
RFSJOESCE located as above now In The occn-
nancy Of Dr. Thomas Pollard The lot fronts on
The east line of Governor street feet, runs back
about l5l feet to wide alley, and Is bounded on ne
south by another alley. The cottage contains six
rooms; besides. brick kitchen and an excellent
ONCE, detached, containing two rooms Gas ana
SEES we'll drained by culverts The location for
physicisn or lawyer equal to the best In the city,
or for moderate-sized family it has many attrac'
tons
: TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance 1T three. six:
and nine months for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest
no a5 w GGDnTN. Auctioneer.
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TEACHERS WILL FIND A LARGE SUP

7 ply OF paper snitable for clrcnlars; monthly
reports &C., at the DISPATCH PRINTING
Bou3E. Sand in Eouc orders Tor printing.
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OFFICE RYCHSOEp Al!D YORK kiIrZ2j
RAILROAD COMPANY :
gJgE.dGp.D ATglrr


HICB1cho, AUguf: ! llgs,
DICHMGND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
"a Road LISS.-NEU SCHEDULE.-POg
BALTIMORE, THE NORTH, AND NORTH.
WEST, -The steamer kEHNEBEC, Captain j.
Y. FRxEAAv commanding, leaves White HoCse
every WEDNESDAY, and SUNDAY HORElHG
OF arrival OF the cars from Richmond, reaching
Baltimore on the following morning al sunr!se.
Returning, the KENEEBEC leaves Baltimore
every MONDAY and THURSDAY At O'Clock
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KIRgA COM
uandtng. Leaves White House every TUESDAY
Ind FRIDAY On arrival Of The cars from Giek-
nond, reaching Baltimore tie following mo--t5E
1t sunrise Returning, the AD3iiRA y leak Bal.
dmoreevary WEDNESDAY ami sATC EDAI -
4o'clock p. 4.
depot OF the Richmond and York Elyer Rail-
road Company 81 O'Clock 4. II. SUNDAY
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Re-
turning they leave Baltimore or LQkDAi,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and hAIURQAY
at O'Clock P. IL, reaching: Richmond toe follow
ing evening"
Rare to Baltimore only ~
FREIGHT received az 81 times and iorWsfGEa
srd through bills of iafinF given 10 all
- q Ti1;'l p ssENGER TRAIN leaves the depot
- LILLIAN y. ENOs,
oc al Freight ard Ticket Agent
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PsTyRsRuRe, November "a. 1868.

Sucide-Iateresting Case an 0rcsoit Court.
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EAIIROADs.
@ 90 - Ey

~ 90
DICHMoND AND DANvILLg RAIL
h GOA D-WINTER sCHEDuLE.-0n a..
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains On ~ N.
como WEsr.-ThrSugh Mail Train.
Richmond daily ut $50 A. n: Leaves nsns,,nss
daily at 4:21 Pm: onnecting At BurkeviIie T Nh
ali stations on sns Virginia and Tennessee r Sia
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis dc rrs -i'.
Louisville, Columbus, &c,I Ry.; huntsy3es IT, -
casur. &C., ais. Gorlnsh, Grand junction, Vcf,.
5orc With North Carolina railroad for Chstio,,ss'
Columbia, Charlecton, Augrsss, saYsnnah, MO-
Columbus, ATLANTA, &C., &c. /; dontsonsry' M,
GorHa EAsr-Tnroegb Mall Train.-Ie,,s.
Greensboro, daily ut $50 A. N. leaves DSnTfTIeo
daiIy az 8:45 A. N connects al Brrkeville Win -.
Jeuthside train from LyncEhurg 70, Pe:ersburn'
&c.
Through tickets can be procured At he g!tss,
oiices In Richmond and Danville 10 81 importars
points South and Southwest, and al 4. 'eeasls,yo
and Dan vile TO all points North, East, az Wen.
THOMAS DODAHEAN.
no SunpFintppient
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25
PETERSBURG LETTER.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

harm OF FIFTY ACRES, AND MILL
Il THEREON. TWO MILES FROM ASH
LANU, FOR SALE At hTC TION.-Wa will
sell at auction. on The premises. on FRIDAY. No
the FARM and MILL located rs above described
There arc FIFTY ACRES OF LAND. The i'm
provements are DWELLING with four rooms
LER'S HOUsE. BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGHT SHOP, SAW and GRIST MILL: all in
gond order. The mill yields from l25 TO $50 barrels
toll corn year. There are TWO ICE-HOUSFS
and PONDS with northern exposure and good
market at Ashland for the Ice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25

GRUBBS q WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
Persons wishing to attend the sale may go by the
mail train at IL O'Clock to Ashland, and convey
VIII be furnished from thence to the plsce Of
sale. GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS
no q Aurtioreers
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-13

DEMOCRATIC IDENTITY.-Judge Poland
OF Vermont, in his recent speech at Provi.
dence. said l heard an excellent story told
the other dav upon the stump, in relation
to the identity of the old Democratic party
with that Of modern times. 1t was said BY
this man who told the story that in a certa in
family they had vinegar barrel that had
remained for several generations in the
family, and they had a great veneration for
it. 1t was grand-father's vinegar barrel
and they III reyerenced il. But by-and-by
the hoops had become rotten, and they were
renewed, and the heads and slaves had given
away. and thew were replaced, and finally an
inquiry was set on foot to the identity Of
this barrel with grandfather : old vine gar bar
rel, and, aft strict examination, he said
the only point II identity between the two,
the only thing that remained of grandfath-
err old vinegar barrel, was the bung-hole.
Laughter. And that is Just about as
much identity as there is between the mod
ern Democratic party and the Democratic
party the old.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-13

GOLD HILL News ITEMs.-Never before
have we seen such immense supplies of
wood and timber az have been laid in bv our
mining and milling companies as at present.
We notice, too, that the hotels, restaurants,
boarding houses and private families are all
extraordinarily provideut in the frewood line
this fall.
John Piper has gone over to California to
negotiate with rarePaRosa about coming to
the Opera House the last Of this month with
some Of her best operas.
The Bullion Company's shaft. which is
1900 feet deep, i, about to be sunk 200 feet
deeper.
The Overland mail arrangements still
continue in state of total decentralization,
since the refusal Of Wells, Fargo < Co.,
day or two since, to have anything further to
DO with it.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-13

GRANTS LAST SHORT SPEECH.-A friend
lately asked General Grant, says Harper's
Weekly, for whom Johnson was for Presi-
dent. We'll, reckon" replied the Gen
oral, " that when he thinks Of Seymour he's
for me ; and when he thinks Of me he's
for Seymour"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-13

THE STATES of Ohio, Pennsylvania, In
diana, Iowa, and Nebraska hold their cleo
tons to-day. We hope to be enabled to
chronicle Union victory in all those States
in our issue of tomorrow. Shall keep our
columns open until a late hour, hoping for
dispatches
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-13

THE BOARD OF PARDoNs had a meeting
yesterday and by unanimous voice refused
Anderson's sentence. This seals that rash
young mans doom. We believe his execu-
ton is set for Friday, the Goth of the present
m nnth