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DROF. j. VEGAS DANCING ACABEMx
AT MINERVA HALL.
On Clio street, one door from PrytaniA

The Annual Session Of Prof vEGASs ACADEMY will
GEETS CLAss-MOndays. Wednesdays and Fridays from
IiDIEs'-Tuss'sys Thursdays and Saturdays, from 10
CIIILDREN's-Tussdsys Thursdays and Saturdays from
sn Io5 fn nom Il
Ladies and Cent? PscticLg sOirees every Wednesday
This new ana elegant MINERVA HALL Is located in the
part Pss a. es Rso%s For o
rent appy at Prof y vEGAss AOAOEMY
DEUTsCHE COAPANY HALL.
CORNER EXCHANGE ALLEY AND BIENvILJE
STREETS
Thslarge and elegant Han viii be rented for Balls Wed
dngs etc. the most reasonable For psrcu
lars apply to FERDINAND dARKs,
Il Camp street
nANCIN8 ACADEMY
AT EAGLE HALL,
Corner Prytania Street and Felicity Road
Professor A. GHERARDI most respectfully informs his
friends and the public that his DANCING ACADEMY will
be open for the SATURDAY. 10Th November
Days of Taiton-Chldren's Tuesday Thursday
Saturday. from Ito 6P n Genuemen's class the
ming from 7to9
Ladies' and gents Praccing soess every Wednesday from
Ito lthP.A
Chdren's Mstinee Saturdays from u to r. NJ free for
scholars and parents.
For terms, apply to Prof GHERARDI at his Academy.
PARTN RsHIP--DISSO
DIssOLUTION-ThEF FIRM OF JNO. P. MANGO
undersigned will ga the Of The in liquid ,tion only
JNo; P, nANICo.
January ls, Isos. Ga Oarond'st street.
DI.soLUTION-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
hereto existing under the style Of Peyton washbur
expires this day BY limitation w,supr,1v
Surviving Partner.
New Orleans, December 81, 1871
COPARTEERSHIP-Referrin TO the shove the under
finn ~ ID style 7 WSsHBURN 4 SEARS, Office No. S.
Poyerss street Tor the purpose Of enOductng GENERAL
o W. wAsHBURS,
New Orleans, January l, 1868
HAVING SOLD MY ESTABLISHMENT OF
SCOTT and JAMES r. McOLINTOUK, tender my thanks
70 the pub c 'or the ber pStronage and woul respect
ties having busin IS with me will ind me At this office
N,w Orleans, January l, 1858.
HAVING FORMED A COPARTSERsHIP and bsuyht
the establishment Of John L. Barnser tor the purpose Of
constantly hstd Nos 81 l56 and l53 Magazine street.
general assortment of Gooos similar those kept by
predecessor We solicit orders from the trade and 0m ths
neaness dspAch. SCOTT & MeCLINToCK.
DTssaLrTI0N THE COPARTNERsHIP OF
IL the uuder,ign under the firm Of BUTLER TERRY a
co, this day d solved by Limitation aud muua consent
Tie unsettled business Of the firm will be closed by j.
Butler ard Thos. L. Terry who will sign in liquidation
B.g. BUTLER,
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A CARD..................".... GARD.
The undersigned, having opened frst.clsss DISPEE-
SARY DRUG STORE, take this opportunity of informing
afflicted city and vic nifty in order alleviate no
suerugs eow-beHg aud benefit society general
have angements with the distinguished Physician
and Surgeon. Prof jos EPH A. McEvAY, Of Dusn Eel
of learned societies in this country Eurepe
DR.. MCEYAY be consulted daily and will
devote his entire attention to tie scientific treatment of all
diseases,
secret, Priv ate and Special.
DR. McEvAY will be assisted ~ the talented young
vensreal Specialist Dr. j. BALDWIN DUFF whose great
eNpere this line thousands in this city testify
aordng Guarantee Of Cure al who Bay their SER
vices.
DIR. THOMAS G. GRIFFIN, Of London will devote his
entire attention the Dispensing Pssc ption Depart
ment and in connection this ience to
add he cannot exceed having Dispensing Chemist
many Of the large hospitals in Inglard and the United
states.
1t will tins that the Drug Store No 264 Magazine
street supt or advantages the afflicted unsurpassed
by any institution the country. In order benefit the
poor Free Consultations will be given daily tOIO N
Trusting cur Efforts the afflicted may be successful
We have the honor to remain,
DRs. J. BALDWIN DUFF GRIFFIN,
Pharmscs ,ical Chemists,
2a Magazine street, corner POsyfsrrs
DISsOLUTIOF-MR. =. IKUEEMAN RETIRES
THIS DAY fem the frm of TAMIET 4 co. KR. F.
TANIET the and liabilities II the lste rm
and will continue ike business his account.
y TAMIET,
ED. KUNEMAN.
New Orleans, Jan. IL, 1865
NJ E. KUNEMAN SE RETIRE De LA MAIs5H
TAMIET CO., pa tir dsujourd'hu'. MR. F. TAMIBT
assume le pssf rscf de maison ct connuera les
aIsires pour ropre pie. =. TAMTEr,
ED KUNEMAN
HIe. Orleans, Jan le l6. 1868
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FURNITU FURNITURE. ......... FURNITURE
BIZ A. f. PICTOS,
AUcHoNEER-Oiice, No. l67 Poydras street.
IfRIDAY, Jnn. IA. 1865, at II o'e' ock
II A. At tsaesroum No 67 POydrss street. will be sold
general asiOrtmeEt Of Household Furniture, as
Rosewood. Mabsgsny and Walnut Bsdstesds Bureaus,
moirs WG.hsAuds Mahogany and WALNUT Tetes Tstes
Sofas, spriIg seat Chairs, Easy Chairs, Marble
Center Tables, Marble Top Sdeb0aTd Extension Tables
Velvet snd Brussels Carpets, French flate Mirrors
Mattresses EDgTaviugs Paintings, Cooking Stores and
Utensils
200 IA - Black Moss.
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ERUIT TREES, ETC.

ERUIT TREES, ETC.
Orders will be eved and filed atlowest prices for FRUIT
TREES of All kinds; also srkAWkERR RS aud ORNA
MENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS Of description,
the celebrated BanEdon Nurseries Mobile Ala
Iy solicited this is the proper
transplantng Catalogues supplied
GREEN ELDER. q Commercial Place.
n. ssELYEs COT'vON aINsERR
N and COTTON PICKERs, oarRer St Thomas aud st
James Streets in the immediate vicinity Of the following
Presses: Mississippi Lou sisns Fire Proof Alabama Ship
neus Planters Tyler Fctors', Commercial, Plcan, Or
leans, Merchants Vicksburg and Penn Having hrstclsss
Cotton Gins Of eighty each the latest In
proved be prepared e hsu gin and pick Cotton from Au
Box at Pr,cs Cnirent Office I7s Grsvier street
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RAILROADS.

NEW OKLEASs, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DIssOL UTIOS-ThE FIRM OF JNO. p MANGO
II Co. Is Dissolved this day by imi Either tho
undersigned will sga the Of the liquid atom only.
JNO. p. mANICO
c. FORD.
January Is, 1908. Ga Oarondslet street.
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DI~SOLUTION-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
Dcesth of W. W Peyton. the l4th inst parnershD
hereto existing under the style Of Peyton Washbu
expires this day by hnitation.
G. W. WAsHBURN,
Surviving Partner.
New Orleans, December 81 1871.
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rHRoUGH RATES or FREIeHr.
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nIsSGLrTI0N - THE COMPREHENSIVE OF
~ the undersien under the firm of BUTLER, TERRY
CO. this day dis solved by Limitation aud muual
Tie unsettled business Of the firm will be closed by J.
Butler Thos L. Terry, who will sign in liquidation.
b J. BUTLER,
THO3 TrRRY,
ADAM GfFFEN
New Orleans, Dec. slst, 1867. ". RfCHESOG
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KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
nKAwING OF KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY FOR JANUARY 18-oLAss I26
POLICY PLAN
Ist "a 80 an l6'h6th 7th sth 9th Ohlnh lzh Sh lFh
II 75 S 1sfT67 % 81 50 50 &c q IlB Hl-I-
lniormSsion furnished pnSes all lsgsiEoc
Lottssies BY G. 7. HOWARD,
Licensed Lottery Dealer
Corner Camp and COnmOn streets
NOTICE - BEWARE or BOGUS LOTTERIES. -
The public notified that the Daily Drawings Of the
KENTUCKY State Lotey published in the New Yoek
herald and Times Cincinnati inquirer st. Louis Re1ub
and Others az that In all the drawings VII be
foui cto correspond.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam j. Co.,
Auctloneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
4 FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
highly IMPROVED LAND, WITH EXCEL.
LENT IMPRDVBMENTS.-B virtue OF a certain
deed OF trust executed by the late Charles II
Ehodes and wife to as trustee, dated the ISth OF
December 1858. and duly Of record in the County
Court Of Chesterfield county, Va, to secure the
payment of certain negotiable note Tor S5,ooo,
BEARING even date with said deed, and payable
twelve months after date, and by the request OF
the beneficiary in said deed shall, IN execution
hareof proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, at IL O'Clock N. on the SIXTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1868, If fair, II not the next fair day
thereafter, that very valuable tract OF LAND, ana
improvements thereon, on which the late mr..
Charles II. Rhodes resided, located on James
river about one mile below Rockets, and 10
Chesterfield county, containing leo acres. Tbls
land fronts on James river, and adJoins the iand
of Colonel S. Bassett French, and is part OF the
celebrated Falls plantation. The soil is OF the
best quality, and is highly improved. The build
ings Consist OF dwelling with six rooms, sta bles,
barns, Ice house, sc. al new, and built With
ali modern improvements and conveniences. ltls
one OF the most desirable places In the vicinity OF
Richmond. stream Of sufficient volume TO run
a small mill passes through the centre OF the
land. 49,.
Terms Cash, s5. 900 and interest thereon from
the 2ls day of December, 1857, until paid, ana eX
penses of sale. Terms for balance on day OF sale.
WILLIAM B. lsA1Cs, trustee.
Sale conducted by PlLKISTos, PuLL1AA oo.'
Auctioneers. Je .
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WASHINGTON, January Is, 1868,

WASHINGTON, January Is, 1868.
Gran. has lost prestige without doubt,
ans il is very evident that among the
Radicals he is considered secondary to the
present Secretary of War in point Of i'm
portance. His chances for the Republican
nomination for the presidency have mate
rially lessened within the past few days.
The opinion is very general that the at
tempts to reduce Generals Hancock and
Rousseau from their military positions will
be successful. There is no charity ex-
pressed for them among any of the Radi-
Gals. 1t is strange enough that Hancock
is now being accused Of being man OF
the Mcclellan type during the war:
Within the past two or three days, IN
connection with the refusal of the Presl-
dent to recognize Mr.. Stanton as an officer
Of his Administration, the question OF I'M
parchment has been renewed in some
quarters, and actively discussed but nell
Their the President nor bis friends have any
fears on the score Of that sort OF acton
It is used as threat which will fall fal
short of its intentions. IlaoN.
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K05LrOGAS.


SaSI WAaI-S14k2
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF sCHRDULB.-on and after
SUNDAY, January 10, the following trains will
be run on this road The morning passenger
train DAILY Except on Sundays), between hich.
mond and staunton, and tri-wsekiy west OF
Staunton, going west, MO3DAf, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, and returning the alternate days
This train leaves Rich mond at7. 80 4. n arrives
at 8 so z. NJ This train makes close connections
with the Orange and Alexandria railroad for
Lynchburg and the Southwest, aud conrects with
trains 10 aud from the North, but with delay at
Cord lille Of three hours. The Sunday train Is
Evening passenger train DAILY Except Sun.
days), between Richmond and Gordobsvilie
leaves Ricnmond 4. 80 p. NJ. leaves Gordorsville
4 ~ A. NJ arrives In hicb moi IS 4. Y. ar.
riyss in Gordonsvilla 40 p. N.
The night train on the Orange and Alexandris
railroad is Withdrawn.
The morning train connects with HARHAE i
CO.'S LINE Of STAGE COACHES at Stanton
and Goshen, and with TR0TTER i CO.'S LINE
at Miilboro' and Coviugton.
Passengers for Lexington 20 through from Rich.
mond or Batimo ore ths same day.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 20 all prominent
points forth and South, and to Lexington, Hsyri.
son5urg. Winchester, White Sulphur, Lewis
burg.
II. b. WHIFCOMB,
ial8 General Superintendent.
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctionees,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
20 a42 1900 ACRES OF Ell LAMP W LTD T ME
CHANCES VILE TURNPIKE ABOUT THREE
MILES FROM TIE CITY OF r tynss eNasusd
to the subscriber By r. W &. Lohman and wife,
ah March 1885, and ssSso IN By
tha ersdi,or secured. will sell at auction, upon
The premises WEpsEsPAY 2HS Ky
fair dav thereafter (Sundays sxcepted), at the
the PeGpGsTY s0nSS s in sa6
mast the purposes of the trust, the same being lots
Nos. aud In the plat OF Harvie's estate, the
former Containing % $50 1000 acres, and the latter
containing II 697-l00o acres.
The said land adjoins the lands Of B. F, Morris
and Edward Crouch was conveyed to said Lob.
man by Henry Briel, and is the same wherson said
Lohman resides.
attending the sale and to pay off bond for 81 ,0e6
with interest thereon from Path March, 1866; the
balance upon terms to be made known at the time
of sale. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1863.
CASPAR BRGEL, Trustee.
e. Ia
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson. Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT
1 VALUABLE PROPERTY, IN POWHATAN
COUNTY, KNDWT AS TIE FL o o N . /
SPRINGS.n by virtue Of deed OF trust exec uted
to the Subscribers by tn executors OF the late a.
s. Woodbridge, deceased. bearing date SYST octo-
Der, 1857, duly recorded In Powhatan Co1nty
Court, we shall in execution thereof proceed 10
sell at public auction, at the office OF Harrison,
Goddin & Apperson IL the city OF Richmond, on
MONDAY tie 9th January, 1858, at II O'Clock NJ
ii fair il not, the first fair day thereafter, tn
real estate conveyed by the said deed, consisting
of tina valuable property known as the HDGUE,
NOT SPRINGS, containing ON + HUEDRED AND
acres are open land, the balance IN original
growth of oak and pine, embracing some hne
timber.
The buildings are very numerous consisting OF
large ROTEL and number OF handsome cut.
TAGbS, which cost originally from 900 TO
SAC, 0OO Besides, the MINERAL WATERS are
held in high repute by those AGO tainted with
them. In addition, as by recent geological sur
veys there is no reason to doubt that valuable
beds of COAL exist on the land.
For further description OF this valuable pro-
perty reference Is made TO Dr.. J. ]. Moreman
edition Of the Virginia Springs. Page 2so.
The attention Of northern capitalists Is particu-
lsrly called 70 this sale.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray the expenk5s
OF executing this trust and to pay OF the Dc tt
with such interest as may have accrued thereon
and 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 54st ii pEEAskaTs Trustees.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam q Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission MerchanS'
No. 10 Pearl street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF YALU l !
| REAL ESTATE IN TIE TOWN or NJ an y,
CHESTER-In accordance with the prorlssthoh1so .h
day Of June, 1851 by Peter K: Morgan, sr trus-
Mildred kegannifs w Wiz az wissS
NE, ana m1a shs aRp5se to sale. at public
t EoSao on The f pTsnises, on MKT
Day H. It asT iHiS Known m
aa The chesterfield House, located on Hull be-
i rS Seventh and Eighth streets, Manchester,
Va. ,u. ,soL,orr an
day Of sale. ,r,,,1.ur c1opToy Trnstae.
Sale conducted by PILKINToE, PULL1Ah GO"
Auction sers. y@ :.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auct.oneers.
By A. Y. Stokes & Co., Auctioneers,
corner Of fifteenth and Cary street.

TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
: FOR SALE, AND FACTORY FOR KBNT, AT
AUCTION.-We will sell on TUESDAY, January
81, at IL O'Clock NJ, at Mr.. Words factory corner
FACTORY FIXTURES, consisting OF everything
In the way OF machinery TO carry on large bust
ness Also, will be RENTED stthe same time. foI
the present year, the FACTORY, which Is one OF
the largest and best In the city.
The factory win be open on Monday for persons
to examine the fixtures.
Terms: Accommo ating, and made Known al
sale. MALLtRY dlLhAH.
THOMAS W KEBsEE, Salesman. jas
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By James III. Taylor i Son, Auetioneers'
oaee No. s2l Main street, three doors below tn
Spotswood Hotel.

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF A LOT OF
LAND IN ROCKETS, WITH A BUILDING
THEREON AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF deed
OF trust executed to me as trustee, to secure the
payment OF certain negotiable notes IL ersn
isss and recorde ed in the clerks office OF the
Comfy Court Of Henrco, and at the request OF the
Beneficiary in said deed viii prGTTfsEas % b as
5stb Iannarv. 1858, at O'Clock p M, If fair. II
NOT, the next fair day thereafter, certain LOT
or PARCEL OF LAND, with the improvements
tbereon fronting IS feet on the east side OF Mich
Olson street, running back 1853 fest
rgRxs: Cash enough to pay the expenses OF the
sale and to pay q note Of 1902 ~ and interest,"
sais the sum OF Ss17 25 aud interest thereon from
the 4h day of January 1868, till day OF sale and
ths balance on such terms as may be agreed upon
at the day of sale m,op r-,,.oo
Sale to be conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR y
SoE. Auctioneers. Ja ~
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers'
uorthwsst corner Main and Eleventh streets.

SALE OF THE VERY
" HaNDSOME AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
At THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FEST AND
GARY STREETS.-On THURSDAY the 23d OF
the premises the very handsome and desirable
RESiDEN located as above, and lately 2Gcn; /,
pied by James Hunter, deceased It Is butt -, OF
and contains 10 good rooms besides Istors, rooms
and bath room. with kitchen and ample SER
wants accommod atoms. Also, stable and car
rage house. The whole premises are In very
rood order, and possession may be had II desired
at an early day The lot is 5lxllo feet to an alley
Any person wishing to purchase really COM
forta and desirable house should not fail to at
tend this sale.
TERMS: One third cash balance at 8, IL, and IL
months with interest, and secured by trust deed.
The purchaser to pay the taxes for 1858
MARY HUNTER, Executrix
OF James Hunter, deceased.
GRUBB5 & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ia 10
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wythe County Organization.

At large and respectable meeting OF
the citizens Of Wythe county, at the court
house, on Monday the 18th day of January,
1868, the meeting was called to order by
Captain J. II. Fulton, and, on his motion,
Mr.. Charles l.. Crockett was called to the
chair, and j. 81. St. Clair appointed
secretary.
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
First District.-James E. Brown, Joseph
J. Graham, and Samuel Wheeler.
Third District.-N. P. Oglesby, DIR.
Y. G. Huff. and Captain William Painter.
Fourth District.-Dr. r. f. Moore, Sam.
J. Bradley, and Evans E. Early.
Fifth District.-Captain John Buchanan,
Ballard E. Ward, and Noah T. Vaught.
Sirth Distriet.-Captain William Davis,
II. Cassell, and William L. Huddle.
Seventh District. DIR. Jacob Halter,
John Irvine. Jehiel Umbarger, and John
Walters. s
Eighth Disbict.-Dr. Robert Crockett,
Alfred Suit, DR.. S. G. Gleaves, and Peter
Gallagher.
General Terry and Hon. Waller Staples
spoke ably.
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, FRAME DWELLING.

VALUABLE FRAME DWE1LaLL;IMHG,
Y Is ASHLAND, EoR a sat nf a., AZ aboys ssy A.
II mnIo1ncn NJ on FRIDAY the Path Of January, we
on tn, Ioem p,sR RsI n this rsA sns
aaIIv new. and almost adjoining the above pro-
perty. The lot contains half an acre. Purchaser
Viii be entitled to a free ticket.
ia "a Aucton8ers.
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BY James u. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. S2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

BY James u. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s2l Main street
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
/ AT AUCTION will be sold on WEDNEs.
DAY NEXT, the 22d instant, at u O'Clock NJ, a.
the factory on Tenth street. south side basin all
the MACHINERY aud FIXTURES for manufac-
turing tobacco contained therein mostly ne" ana
Oh T SyssaM Made known at the sale.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR son,
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESr
n TATE ~ ths 18Th of gonuary
sell the TRACT OF LAND lying on Mayo creek,
Person county. N. G.. on which Nathaniel q
sfSf SS ms ySs siS sEsii S0 aSRs
and is adapted to the growth Of all the crops usu-
road leading from Roxboro' to Clarkesville, Va
ten miles from the former, and some fifteen from
the latter and about Twelve or thirteen is9m
road. The sale will take place on the premises,
and be for cash.
credit Of six months, by D. N. Baird trustee, all
the stock OF horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, &c. ali
the farming tools, vehicles, gear &c.
tory 9i sursties. conveyaneing and stamps in all
cases at cost OF pqIsha ser r 1opn,N r,n..a
M
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
" UABLB PROPERTY IN CHEsTERFIgLD.-
As special commissioner OF the Circuit Court Of
the city of Richmond, under decree pronounced
the 10th of ovembsr, 1887. in the snft Of richer
against Webster and others, shah. on WE'D
NESDAY the ed January, 1858, II fair, and II not
on the first fair day thereafter sell at public auc
ton, on the premises, to the highest bidder. al
known as the " Bellona Foundry and Arsenal,
containing 227 ACRES more or less. with the build
ings and improvements thereon, for cash as to sc
much OF the purchase money az shall suffice to pay
the costs of the said suit and the expenses attend
Ing the sale, including the commission of the com
missioner, and upon credit OF six, twelve, and
eighteen months respectively for equal install
ments OF the residue of the said purchase money
the purchaser to execute bonds with good secu'
rty for the said instalmsnts respectively, payable
to the commissioner, and the title Of the property
sold TO be retained until the said bonds are fully
paid of.
Acting as commissioner, shall sell only sucl
title Is vested In the parties TO said suit which
however, IL believed to be perfect
DABN9Y w. ARCHER,
de 23-2aw4w Commissioner.
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COTTAGE RESIDENCE. WITH VI q
CTHRgE-FogRTHs OF Az A41Ge R1EoTHf We win
.Sid noe On sa az p AZ
ss s Il sTs:
sHs sass g ssoRs
P nss Fhsfs sih & ssa.sd
nav pump. The gnrsnseod fredericksburg and
free ticket On ro ans aEUBBs WlLaiLAMs,
IN tbe sale may leave at hye
Persons gp n'eIock, on the fredericksburg ROAD.
minutes s,r 70 - On the i o'clock train. ia
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ORR NORFOLK LETTER.
. Of the Richmond Dispatch.

NORFOLK, January II, 1868.
The steamer Reliance, Captain John
Todd, owned by r. W. Baylor, plying be-
tween Norfolk and Sandy Point, on James
river. was destroyed by fire yesterday
about Q o'clock, shortly after her depar-
ture from Sandy Point for this place. She
was loaded with lumber, and was insured
for $4,000. All on board were rescued.
At meeting of the Common Council
last evening quite an excitement was Gre
ated by speech from Mayor Ludlow re-
flscting on DR.. Fitzgibbon, onc>of the mem
bers of that body. The remarks were
quite personal. DR.. Fitzgibbon, in reply,
denied the assertions advanced by the
MayOr, TALLY.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Y FRONTING ON THE BASIN BANK, CARY:
AND ELEVENTH STREETS. FOB AL At
AUCTION On MOND DAY, goth January, at l
O'Clock P. NJ, we will sell at auction, upon the
premises, the very valuable LOT OF GROUND
situated as above, upon which formerly stood the
wareh ouses and stores Of Messrs. Crenshaw Co.
It fronts the basin bank 1924 feet and runs BACK
on the west side OF Eleventh street to Cary street.
affording 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 for building upon, with excellent culVefts
for drainage.
The location of this property, in the centre OF
business and convenient to all the mills and de-
pots has always caused 1t to be regarded as
amongst the most valuable in the city fer commits
sion, storage. and general merchandise, or lot
manufacturing purposes.
The property will be sold in three lots OF about
equal size. -, ~.
BRICKS thereon, comprising large quantity.
GRUBSS & WILLIAMS,
islo Auctioneers.