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Governor Foreman, and taken on his way
back to prison. j.,
It has been either showing or hailing the
whole day-mostly the latter. The wea-
thor is very cold, as indeed 1t has been for
several days. asgt4a >.
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orr WASHINGTON LETTER.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

n ad;calism I'm Congress at the Culmanatiha
Point of It's Insanity -snprene Court AZ
snfIed-Party Dissolution Near nj HaHa-
what the senate will Do-Stanten Accom-
dated How the President viii Act-AH IT,.
Soldier to be Persecufed-A tasc
Grant can have an Opinion.
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BY Davenport i Co., Stock Auctionsers.
Office oyer Exchange Bank.

WE SHALL SELL At AUCTION
w at our office, over the Exchange Bank, on
WEDH ESDAY, January the 18th, at II O. clock, the
70 lowing BONDS and STOCKS and such others
as may be added before day OF sale, part OF
which will be sold on sixty days time with inte-
rest added:
10, 600 Richmond and Danville Railroad per cent.
Coupon Bonds;
10 900 City OF Richmond per cent Eonds;
IS shares Richmond, Fredericksburg and 70
tUmac Railroad Stock
25 shares Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
DAVENPORT & CO.,
Al, suctiOneerS.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auoaonssrs.
Northwest corner II ain and Eleventh streets.


VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FkosTING ON .rHE BASIN BANK. CARY.
AND ELEVENTH STREETS, F0R SALE At
AUCTIuN.-0n MONDAY, aoh Janusry, at
O'Clock P. d.. we will sell at auction. ueoa the
premises, the very valuable LOT OF 0RouSo
situated as shove, upon which formerly stood the
warehouses; and stores OF Msssrs. Grsnshaw 3 Go.
1t fronts ID basin bank izSa feet, and bsea
on the west side OF Eleventh street to CSKy street
sfording every facility for the receipt and dis.
charge OF goods direct 70 and from beats snd ths
two streets.
The foundation walls tof granits) are in good
order fer building upon, with excellent cuiysrsS
for drainage. 30 eez
The location OF this property, IN u GENRE OF
business and convenient 10 al the mssis and DE-
pets, has Always caused 1T To De .rsgarsed as
amongst the nest valuable In ths city fer commls-
sion. storage, and general merchandise, or Ter
manufacturing purposes.
The property win DO sold In three lots Of about
equal size
Alter ihe sale OF the ground ne viii sell the
bRlCka thereon, comprising e large quantity y
81 GRURRs Il WILLIAMS,
talo Asesonssrs.
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By Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.

TRUST SALE OF STEAM ENGINE,
&C., &C., AT AUCTIoN.-By consent of parties
Interested in the execution of deed Of trust dated
the l3th day OF Jnne, 1867, and Of record In the
Clerks office OF the county OF Chesterfield, In
deed book No. 90, page l55, as trustee In said
deed and as attorney in fact for Charles Hsmp-
len, the undersigned will offer for sale at public
auction, commencing at IL III. on the 18th day Of
January, 1883, at the coal mines known as the
Cunlifs Pits, in said county Of Chesterfield, It
Cualfeld station, ON the Richmond aud Danville
railroad, all the MACHIN cry OF every descrip-
consisting of tran-ways, gins, carts. blacksmiths'
tools, ropes, &C., &c. also, good ULES copsti-
tuting the equipment OF said pits md on the fol.
lowing day the 18th OF January, 1885, at IL 81 Will
be sold at the shed near the Manchester Cotton
Factory, in the town Of Manchester, valuable
At the time that the tools and fixtures OF said
pits are offered for sale, the uneXpired lease Of
said pits will be, by consent OF all parties In
terested- also offered. To persons now engaged
or who may desire to engage in the business Of
raising coal, or who are In want of the above de.
scription of property this sale affords the best OPP
poItunity for purchase that will probably occur
for some time. Sale on both days to commence at
The terms OF sale will be liberal, and will be
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Trustee end attorney in fact for Hampshire,
Whitshouse Go.
The sale Of MULES, above mentioned, will be
postponed until H1RSDAY the 18th, on which
shire Whitehurst near Mayo's bridge. on Four
teenth street in this city. Sale to ia Ike place afr
the sale of the other effects at said yard say at
o'clock P. Il. de Bon. W&FtloJsn- dtJanls
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wg CABELL s. WATKINS,
PEAL ESTATE AGENTS and AUCT10HEERS,

1I13 MAIN BTREET,
inform their friends that as incidental to their
peal ps,a,e business, but in no way to interfere
With a. they viii, negotiate LOANS on real estate,
eollaterals, and commercial psper. and buy and
sell Stocks, Bonds, and Bank Notes on commits
.,or j. Sim
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.


COMMITS SIONERs' SALE OF VA
- LU,BtE ,oI BsICK TENsMsST, IL TIE
ON TaE NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL b.
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREBTS.-By
virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court OF Nelson
county, pronounced at the april term, 1857. in the
case of Echols, guardian, vs. London" &C.. the
Undersigned, who were thereby appointed special
commissioners. will proceed to sell at public auc
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY the 2ad of
January, 1865 At o'clock T. NJ II fair, II not the
first fair day thereafter, that very handsome,
Admirably Tsl- and arranged
above, of which Jehn J. London died seized, now
In the occupancy Of Mr. Hiram NJ. Smith, contain
ing every accommodation usually found in first
class residence, including stable carriage house,
&c. The location and neighborhood are equal to
the bet in Richmond.
TsRMs Enough in cash to defray the expenses
OF sale lance in equal instalments at g. H. IL,
and "a months for negotia bic notes. interest added,
satisfactorily endorsed, and legal title retained
until all the purchase money ia fully paid. The
taxes ana insurance for 1858 to be paid by the pur
chaser. ROBERT J. ECHoLS,
PEACHY &. GRATTAN,
de S-Wtds Commissioners
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FLANNELS OF ALL KINDS, among which will
be found some excellent RID-a sure preven-
tive Of rheumatism.
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BALMORAL, BOULEVARD, and HOOP SKIRTS,
for ladies and children just the thing for the
approaching bad weather.
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WOoLLEN YARN 30 very low that you cannot
manufacture 1t at the price unless you get the
wool for nothing.
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Lots OF other GOODS too late to enumerate in
o-day's paper. Particulars will be published in
the Dispatch in q few days. In the mean while
bear In mind that
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FLAENELs, TABLE CLOTHS, and NAPKINS, at
such prices that no one can have an excuse for
not using them.
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WAmSUTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, and dozen
other favorite brands of COTTON, at reduced
prices.
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BY Harrison, Goddiu & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.


TRUSTEFs SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT. III DUVAL'S ADDIT ON. NEAR To
THE AIMS HOUSE-By virtue OF deed OF trust
executed to the subscriber by John A. Wittsl,
dated I2sh June, 1850, duly recorded in Henrico
County Court, shall, in execution thereof, pro-
MONDAY, Januiry 90, 1858, at O'Clock P. NJ,
II fair. Il not, the mex: fair day thereafter. the
the residence Of Mr.. Emanuel Rebman The lot
has front OF 773 feet and depth OF ESQ feet, on
which stands framed tenement, occupied by
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and TO pay off bond OF $500, with interest
from l2tn June 1855 until paid and as to the resi-
due, 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 Dscem m
bar. 1867, and purchased by Lewis bell, who
having failed TO comply with the terms of sale, the
same will be re-soId at his risk and cost.
ia FREDERICK BRaUER. Trustee.
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AuctSoas Sazes.
By Grubbs 4 williams, Auctionssrs,
North west corner Main and Eleventh STRAIT.
SALE OF A VALUl-
BILE BRICK DWELLING on TA8 sDUrH.

TRUSTEES SALE, OF a VALUA.
BILE BRICK DWELLING on TAg s0UrH.
WEST CoRaER OF MAIN ABD FoUsfH
sTRBETs.-By virtue OF deed OF trust executed
trustees. dated 18th OF May. 1855. and rseordsS Is
Richmond Husiings Court office being thereto re- =.
auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY. sist -
January, fses, at 4oclock P. NJ. II fair on not
then on the next fair day thereafter, ths ssms
the handsoms BRICK TENEMENT Situated as
shove, containing about ten rooms, with
FITCH en-, stable, carriage. house, aud all the mo-
dsrn improvements The lot Is 2exi5o ieet to An
alley. This is q very desirable residence, and Is
in psrfest repair.
I. TBRMs: Cash sufficient TO defray tho EXPENSE OF
tina sale and to pay off q note for ~, 100 with in
tarass thereon from 18th Of November, 1867 ana
for the balance, upon terms to be made known At
the time of sale. Purchsssr 70 pay taxes for .lss
HsHRY Z. BLLYsoE, Trustees
aprnra a WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. "a;
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Coat and Wood.

FOUNDRY GOA Il anding this
L morning loo tons superior LEIGH Foundry
LUMP Coal. s. Fl. HALVES,
successor 10 Samuel P. Hawes Son,
Ia l5-2t Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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BY Grubbs b Williams. Austionsefs'
uor,hra.t corner Main and Eleventh streets.

NoYthwaat corner MAIN anQ GloFoukA bAooSos
ryECUTRIX SALE OF THE VERY
II HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
Ar THE G0KTaWEsT G0RNsE " F1aog ga AM =,
January. 1858, at 4 O'Clock P n. will sell upnn
the premises the very handsome and desirable
MED by James Hunter, deceased. 1t Is built OF
brick and etuccoed, with four rooms on HOO,
and contains three good rooms besides stole
and hath. ROOM with kitchen and ample ser
vants' accommo atoms. Also, 4 stable and car
riaee house The whole prem sss are In very
soaa ea1T d aTa Tne lot Is sxlo feet to alley
ANY person wishing to purchase really com
Portable and desirable house should not lsl 20 a.
Terms: 0ne- third cash balance at 8, II, aud IS
months with interest, and secured ey trust deed.
n' p0-'A@''' MARY HUNTER. Bxecutrix,
OF James Hunter, deceased.
GRuBBs l. WILLIAMS, suctioneers. "a 10
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
T. TOWN PRnPERTY AT C0VIEGf0H, Van
executor OF Robert skeen, deceased we VIZ az
hs Se69p By h96i EG'sRs %
on with other lots upon which are extensive sta
bling The property will be sold together or sepe.
ratey, may be desired, 80 that persons aesirlhg
property will be sold without reserve provided II
Is bid to the amount OF the appraised vsi9e IN isoO
when the currency was gold ara the faiifoa0 hos
within ten miles of it.
at the same time we will offer for sale all the
lots ad Joining the dspot of the Virginia Central
and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads, and several
tracts of land belonging to the estate.
VII Witt Il ! if sRaSsia, Executors.
All persons indebted to the estate are expected
TO cali aud close their accounts by note, anG those
who fail to do 80 may expect suits instituted.
Atthe same time will offer, as attorney. TOT SAFE
a large number Of uninproVed lois belonging 10
W. scott and a. Fudge. c,,rpr
ia l5-5t w. ehhsN.
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By SPECIAL NOTICE-REM VAL
JOHN C. sHAFER & CO., Merchant Tailors, have
removed to their new building, No. 1907 Main
street corner Tenth third door above the post
oace), where they will continue their business IN
all its branches and would respectfully solicit
continuance OF the favors of their patrons and the
public generally. ID I'm
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..A,uct5on Sales.
FUTURE DAY.


FUTURE DAY.
NIOTICE.-I shall on FRIDAY the
In nth OF January. 1868, at IL o'cloak = ~ ~ J.
OFF, for rent stalls Nos To- ~ a. and ~, IN ME Ice
MARKET, for one year from lat JsnuaTy, rsn;
psyable quarterly, in advance, for cash. Inc rem
on said stalls not having been paid according 10
Ordinance. see se'aon = - ' P. TYLER,
Ia TX Ar Clerk OF Second Market.
By Harrison, Goddfn b Appsrson, Auctioneefs
and Real Estate Agents.
rxrELLENTS STORE AND DWELL
n, IVA ON THE WEST LINE OF BROOk
AYENUs OPPOSITE To BAKEE srRssTI io on
,ba nrsmfsss. on FRIDAY the 18th Of January,
isss at O clock P. n. the excellent sTusk ana
DWELLIHG located az above, now In the oecn-
pancy Of Mr.. Solomon. - en-, and
Terms One. third cash i, balance at fouf ana
eight n onths for negotiable notes. interest aSG
ed secured by trust deed. The taxes iof i'''
to be paid ~ ins 'auDD1H APPBRsos.
;a1s buctioneers.
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nr THE GREAT s-eIL1NG.oFF SALE

CONTINUES.
$500 90 WORTH OF DRY GOODS YET TO BE
LOTS OF DESIRABLE GOODS LEFT.
TEE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS
IN TIE CITY.
A FULL ASSOC .TMENT OF DRESS GOODS still
on hand at ouch prices that any one can pro.
cure a dreSE,
QUE ASSORTMENT OF sHAwLs
is yet unbroken.
BLANKETS of all kinds-just the thing for cold
weather-at low prices.
CLOTHS, CAss1MERBs, and all kinds of goods
for boys and mems wear, at panic prices
GLOVES, MERINo HcsE, LAMBS WOOL HOSE,
and UNDERGRADUATES, at prices to place
them within the reach Of every one.
cAMBsIC and DIMITY BANDS at less than half
the cost of Importation.
wAmsUTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, and dozen
other favorite brands of COTTON, at reduced
prices.
FLAENELs, TABLE CLOTHS, and NAPKINS, at
such prices that no one can have an excuse for
not using them.
FLANNELs OF ALL KINDS, among which will
be found some excellent RED-a sure preven-
tive of rheumatism.
WooLLEE YARN 30 very low that you cannot
manufacture 1t at the price unless you get the
wool for nothing.
BALMoRAL, BOULEVARD and HOOP SKIRTS,
for ladies and children just the thing for the
approaching bad weather.
Lots OF other GOODS too late to enumerate In
to-day s paper. Particulars will be published in
the Dispatch in q few days. In the mean while
bear in mind that
LEVY BROTHERS'
always have on hand EVERYTHING usually
kept In frst-class dry goods store.
Remember. the place for bargains is at
LEVY BROTHERS,
l547 Main street,
ial4 nearly opposite the Old Market.
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GLOVES, MERINo HcsE, LAMBS WOOL HOSE,
and UNDER. at prices to place
them within the reach Of every one.
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cAMBsIC and DIMITY BANDS at less than half
the cost of Importation.
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BY Harrison. Goddin i Apperson, Auetonses and
Real Estate Agents.
VRUsTEE@ SALE OF TIA

THRUST EES' SALE OF THAT
L VALUABLE PROPERTY, IN POWHATAN
COUNTY, KNOWN AS TIE " Fl U G II E NOT
SPRINGS" by virtue CT deed Of trust executed
10 the disorders by ID executors Of the late A.
8. Woodbridge, deceased. bearing date 3lst Octo-
Der, 1867, duly recorded In Powhatan County
Court, we shall. In execution thereof, proceed TO
sell at public auction, at the Office Of Harrison,
Goddin Apperson. iE the city OF Richmond, Oh
MONDAY the 9th January, 1858, at IL o'clock n.
If fair, IL not, the first fair day thereafter, the
real estate conveyed by the said deed, consisting
RIOT SYRINGE, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES, of whicn above one hundred
acres are open land, the balances In original
growth of oak and pine, embracing some fine
timber.
The buildings are very numerous, consisting OF
large HOTEL and q number Of handsome COT
TAGkS, which cost originally fiom GOO to
gao. 600. Besides, the MINERAL WATERS are
held in high repute by those acquainted 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 a further description Of this valuable pro-
perty reference is made to DR.. J. ]. Moreman's
edition OF the Virginia Springs. Page 2ss.
The attention OF northern capitalists 10 particu-
lsrly called 10 this sale.
TERMS Enough In cash to de!ray the expanhs
OF exec uting this trust and to pay Off the d. ot
secured by the said deed. amounting To IS. 10,
with such Interest as may have accrued thereon
and the residue tn arsot On such terms 80 the
said executors ahaI!, at the hour OF sale, msks
known. The taxes for 1858 to be paid by ths pur-
'n Ia JAMES JAZZ p pE MATk,Es Trustees.
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AuctfOs. Sales.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
~--e-->->~-.-->,,-~~-s
nIGH CONBT Alb LES SALE.-WIl
IL be sold on WEDNESDAY. January u, 1sss.
oios . e. foilovns
.seS 4 BUREAUS,
CHAIRS,
BEDS and BEDDING,
Lot Of LUMBER,
Two PISTOLS,
sIDEB0ARDS, "
WAsHsTANbs,
ssarkAssiE-rop wAsHsrAsDs,
Lot Of BOOKS,
CARPETS,
PpIHg5TgREs,
Lot of CRoCKERY and aLAssmAtsth D. NV
hands. ua -Al A. K. CRUAP. b: =. =: n:
By Bowman ssrooek. Aucnonesrs,
no. II Fourteenth street. between Main and Cary.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
DAMAGED GOODS
AT AUCT1oE.
On WEDNESDAY the 18th instant at III O eIock
A. M, at no. IL Pearl street, up stairs, we Will
with the consent Of the underwriters OF the se9e-
raj Insurance companies, sell at public auction
the entire stock OF ~
which was damaged by Ire at DOR store on Mon
day the 9Th Instant.
There war a very large spd we'll assorted stock
OF goods In the store. consisting in part OF
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS,
CLOTHING, sc go. ;,
Merch ants will find 1t TO their interest TO attend
thia safe as the whole stock will be sold without
reserve 49, u,oo s..
Terms: AL sums under 800. each from 500 TO
$780, sixty days; and over that sum, ninety days
credit with approved negotiable paper.
BOWMAN j. STHOOCK, r,
IA 11-tds Aucttoneers.
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AMct6Hs Sales.


Auction Sales. Prs,
FuTUaE DAY. sssst 3
1>>,o~--1-,~-~~S~>~s ~~>~~~~<~-~>>~
By A. Z. Stokes & Co.. Auctionesrs, ~
cornor OF fifteenth and Cary streets.
rIvE HUNDRED BALES CLOVER
E HAY FaR SALE At AUCTION. we WIZ ,!tl
cssy .s Sc bales s:
CLovER HAY, in lots to suit pg TSH ss 10
TgHM5: Cash. a. Z. sTohES a 80,
r. ". KsSsEs, Salesman. j. -
r, Cook 8 Laush.on, Auotioneers,
.orner Of Governor and franklin streets.
MULES At AUC.
ETinS on sATURDAY, January tho 18Th, at
10 O'Clock, we will sell at the horse los' OF
Chamber %EN H1 RI,ssr. CLASS YOUNG MULES
ho,onoino TO the Turkey Island estate hen1iSo
eo %bs above mules are OF fine size and action and
~ T SUoS Four months credit for approved en-
dorsed nes0'ia0i' CHARLES PICKETT.
ds3 1SW 1 :; Rks6EsTr'
Trustee for Mrs. Y. b. burWeN.
Sale .sr. conducted BY COOK Ii jsaHTa, vas
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESs
= TATE IN PEssON COUNTY, HQRTH
GaRoIiNA.-nn the ssth Of January. 1858, VIII
sell the TRACT OF LAND lying on Mayo sreez'
kaird now lives. Said tract contains sEVES
HUNDRED AND TWENTY tI:ol ACRES S,,a II yell
wooded and vatersd, in good farming conai.lon
sn1 Y raised in this see,on It lies the high
road leading from Roxboro' to Clarkesville, Va
ten mtlss from the former, and some fifteen from
t5a Iatter and about twelve or thirteen from
Sonth Boston, on the Richmond ami Danvitle rail.
road. The ssle will take place on the premises
Su At ;6a same time and place Will he sold, on
credit of six months. By D. NJ. Baird trustee, 81
the stock OF horses, cattle, hogs .sneeP' &C. al
Purchasers required to give bonds with satlsfss;
tory sureties tonveyancing and stamps in all
CASES az 'o''oi HENRY T. JORDAN. Trustee:
RoxsoRo', N. c., January !, 1865 ia ls-ot1
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A SsIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue of o
IN decree Of the United States District Court for
the District Of Virginia shall assignee Of Sam
uel 81. Price Co. bankrupts. sell stpubiic auc-
of February next, at O'Clock P NJ. the HOUSE
and LOT, with the sppurtenances, etc, lately be.
longing to Samuel NJ. Price, on the e8st side II
Twenty. fifth street near the corner OF Twenty.
fhh and Franklin, fronting rs feet on Twenty
fifth street being the property now In the occu-
pancy Of Mrs. Catharina Bias. The residence Is q
most excellent and commodious one. and the lot
large and desirable. tsa1fEE F5f - = 80
TsRAs OF SALE ). one.third cash /; the balance In
equal payments In . and months, negotiable
notes, Interest added. 1!JlHN JOHNS, JR.,
ia 1l-2ot Assignee Of samuel n Price Co.
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BY James M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
ONCE No. SCI Main street,

TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
l. AT AUCTIOH Will be sold on WEDNEs-
DAY nEXT, ,hs 29d instant, at q o'clock IL, at
the factory on Tenth street, south side basin, all
the MACHINERY aud FIXTURES for manufac-
turing t,bacco contained therein, mostly new and
of best quality.
TERMS Made known at the sale.
JAMES n. TAYLOR SON,
la 15-7t hucrioneers.
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lost, Str0YeGs 07sfJ -NOas9ed.


CTRAYED, OH Monday last, my
- WHITE AND BLaCk POINTER
BITCu., about four months old She hsRS
black head, a black spot on one of her-~N
fore shoulders body covered with blended black
and white spots, giving her bLue,sh appearance:
delivery to me q. lo2 Twelfth street, corner of
Marshall. liza 1921 G. q. SMITH.
Y OST.-Was lost on Monday evening,
~ January 18th, on Grace street, between Third 1
and Ninth streets, II RI Z LIGHT BLOWN
CURLS. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at this office. ia ls-ltS
r OST, a SMALL-SIZED POCKE TT
IL BOOK, containing papers and fzlcTWlM29
money. liberal reward W ill bs paid ,l$$aHcE-5@&a
II left at the office OF the Spnsswood ss
Hotel. ia l3-3t* GassaaaaassS
T OST OR MlSLAlD, TEN SHARES
4 STOCK PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, standing in my name on the books
of said bank as per certificate No: T.. All parties
are cautioned against trading or buying same, AS
application has been made for renewal of certtf-
cate. no l3-W2ml ROBEET A. MAYO.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALF.-By virtue of
"A decree Of the United States District Cour. for
the District Of Virginia / shall. rs assig,sss OF
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY ths sth day OF
February next, ut the hour Of O'Clock r. d., the
Hellstern as = residence, Near Baeon's QUARTER
branch, in the county of HenriSo, toxsther with
the lot thereto attached, containing six acres Of
land. 4, : A. = - ~
TERMS OF SALE: One. third cash /; the balance In
equal payment In hree and elk month 0lia1Is
notes, interest added.
JOHN JOHNS, H.,
ia ll-2ot Ass'gnes OF s. Hstietsrn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-15
LEVY BROTHERS.

always have on hand EVERYTHING usually
kept In a frst-class dry goods store.
Remember. the place for bargains is at
LEVY BROTHERS,
l547 Main street,
1al4 nearly opposite the Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-15

SHERlFF'S SaLE.-Will be sold at
~ public auction, to the highest bidder, &C Glen
dening's Distillery formerly kmpthill Miiisj, "a
TIL UkSDAY, January 10th. lses, at 10 O'clock A.
M the following property-to Wits ona large
boiler and pipes. one donkey engine and pipes,
twelve large fermsntsra. one large bser tuS, one
copper beer pump and fixtures, two lsrge mash
tubs, two dou6l, and pipes, line OF shaftng two
receivers. two water tanks, ons stlil and copper
, worm one patent bog for eondsnsing. two yes.
TUBS, large 10: o. iSon and eo4par PIPE. and tho
same as will satisfy license tax dietrsss warrant
In favor OF q. Ca,rington Watkins aud executions
In favor Of Arnold, Fiske & Co., Faherty q Nc.
Laughlsn, I'm my hands against A. Ctendsnioa
JoSEPH b. YADEG, Deputy Sheriff
Chsstefn sld county, Va.
Chesterfield county, January 4 1895 t4d-td