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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-18

A CRoss-EYED OBsERvER.-The New
York Observer is unhappy because Mrs.
Stowe, in her House and Home Pdpers, re-
commends as set-of to the attractions OF
places of vicious amusement the establish
ment, under the auspices of Christian or
CARNATIONS, of resorts where chess, check
ers, and billiards may be played by young
men without the customary detrimental
surroundings. 1t sneeringly asks if :" it is
supposed that there will be checker boards
in Heaven ?" The secular reader will be
impelled to the pertinent inquiry whether
there will be any New York Observers
there Y-Nep York. Commercial.
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A writer in western paper offers him.
self as a. candidate for q "testimonial.'
He is moved thereto, not by the conscious
ness of having done anything to deserve
one. but by the fact that everybody he
meets. who has done no more than he has.
seems to be getting one. We fear he isn't
sharp. If he will look a little closer, ne
will understand the matter better. sizes.
timonialsn fors8hat has been done are
generally brides for something expected to
be done.--Ne,o York Times.
g Baboonery y is the latest pretty name
applied to one of the southern conventions,
We would suggest that the word " hippo
potamusery . would be very good argu-
ment against the convention. - Boston IA
veptiser.
A, Portland school, house caught fire the
other day, and as the boys watched it, one
in another school said, enthusiastically and
honestly, to his companions: :" OH Johnny,
don't you wish it was our school-honse p
"a writer, describing one of the engage
ments In the late war, gives the following
interesting item: In this battle We lost
the bravo Captain Smith. a cannon ball
took off his head. Z His last words were,
e Bury me on the spot whers fell ("
A Frenchman who was arrested In Is49
for crying g Yive pEmpereur was sent
% prison the other day for shouting Viye
. hepnbtiQue.n The iudge told him he
4 must nos only learn what to cry, bnt when.
Augenie discards trails, and all female
asas - cutting Off the extra length of its
! sssass IN y despair at the mntability of
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
rrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA AND VIRGINIA. RESBY TIE Lam
FAIR-coNcERT FOR GRACE CHURCH, COR
RECTIOS.
PETERSBURG, April II, 1858

PETERSBURG, April IL, 1908.
The country is so agitated on the. sub
ject Of politics, with the certainty of its
becoming still more so as the season adj
vances, that the prospects both of farmers
and planters are not so fattering as could
be wished. In our sister State of North
Carolina the excitement is at this time al
the highest point. A friend who has just
returned from short sojourn there says
he never saw anything like it in the old
contests between Democracy and Wing
gery. It is now life and death struggle
whether the whites or blacks shall have
the mastery. The new Constitution is
said to be great deal worse than the one
lately framed in Richmond. The county
court system is abolished, and other inno-
vations equally obnoxious have been made
in the organic law. The line between the
two races is sharply drawn, and very few
blacks will vote the Conservative ticket.
The only thing that keeps these people at
work is something to sustain life; and this
can only be obtained by those who are
willing to labor.
Our turn in Virginia will now soon come
round, and at very critical season. In
some parts of the country the parties are
already organizing for the battle, and by
the first of June the State will be in a
general ferment. In the mean time the
cotton, corn, and tobacco must be in q
greater or less measure neglected. But
for this interruption it is believed that the
present years operations would show
some improvement over the last. Not so
much land will be in cultivation indeed,
for considerable number of farmers are
utterly broken up; but they are of the
least valuable class, while those who still
hold on have learned something from the
experience of the last three years, and are
able to conduct their operations more IN.
diligently. A man, whether planter or
merchant, who can survive these times has
the qualities to win success with anything
like fair chance.
The Presbyterian Fair, which has been
in progress for some days, will be brought
to close tonight. It cannot be ascer-
tanned yetwhat sum has been realized, but
it will doubtless be avery handsome one,
as the ladies are in good spirits.
The concert last night for the beneht o.
Grace church was also we'll patronlaed,
and the results satisfactory.
In mentioning the death by lightning
which occurred near the city yesterday
a mistake was made in the name. Instead
of Mrs. Blanks, the lady was the wife O
DR.. Albert w Boisseau, a sister OF Mrs
Blanks. Several places were struck il
the city but no damage done. >.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioleers,
No. LII Main street.
VALUABLE FARM IN FLUvANN

VALUABLE FARM IN FLUVANNA
COUNTY, EIGHT MILES FROM SCOTS
WILLIE. NEAR LOCK No. 90, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-We will sell OH WEDNESDAY, the
22d of April 1858, on the premises, ut Il O'Clock
NJ. a valuable FARM, i'll the county Of Fluvanna,
four miles from the river, near Lock No. 20. and
about eight miles from Scottsville, containing $50
acres. Two hundred acres are cleared and in Il
good state of cultivation, fifty of which well set
In clover; the balance $50 acres well wooded The
with seven rooms kitchen, good barn, carriage
house, stables, and necessary ont-houses all IN
good repair. On this place Is a good orchard.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance in equal pay
mcnts Of four, eight, and twelve months neg0tia-
bic paper, interest added secured by trust decd.
The purchaser to pay taxes for 1853.
Also, the STOREHOUSE adjoining with five
acres of land, now yielding rent of 800 per
mum, which will be sold subject to the lease for five
years, LEE Sc G0DDIN,
ap l-8t Auctioneers.
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BY Wellington GOddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i IN DUyAL'S ADDITION, BETWEEN 81:
STEPHEN AND ST, JAMES STREETS. NORTH
OF COUTTS STREET.-By virtue Of Il deed OF
trust executed to the subscriber by John A. Wittcl,
bearing date on the l2tl OF June; 1855, duly re-
corded in Henrico County Court, shall, IN eXccn-
the premises, on FRIDAY the oath of April, 1858,
at half-past O'Clock z. H. If fair, If not the trst
fair day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by the said deed fronting II feet on cross street
mot named), running back Ss5 feet, having thereon
4 comfortable FRAMED DWELLING-HOUSE, Il
well of good water, slaushter-house, stable, &C.,
now In the occupancy Of said Wittel.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to discharge the debt OF $500, with interest
from 18th June, 1856 till paid and Us 70 the resi-
due OF the proceeds of sale on such terms rs shall
be announced ut the hour of sale,
The Injunction recently granted to Mr.. Wittel has
been dissolved by the Circuit Court Of Richmond.
apN FREDERICK BRAUER. Trustee.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A SSIGNEE SALE OF A VALUABLE
N FARM ON THE YORK RIVER RAIL,
ROAD AND THE CHICkAHoMiNY RIVER
FIFTEEN MIL ES EAST OF RICHMOND. VA
iy order of the United States District Court will
sell, as assignee of Christian, Lea Il Co, bank
rupts In the city of Richmond ut the office Of Wei
iington Goddin. corner of Bank and Tenth streets
on MONDAY the 10th day of April 1868, at ~
O'Clock, NJ. the TRACTS OF LAND ON which
Joseph n. Watkins formerly resided. lying In the
River railroad and Chickahominy river. contains
ing, according to two plats and surveys made by
Walter +. Peasants, deputy surveyor of Henric0
county SIX HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
EIGHT ACRES.
Said tract was purchascdby Christian & Lea from
Joseph VI. Watkins. The tract is valuable and
we'll improved.
GERMS One-third cash :. balance in two equal
instruments at three and six months, Interest added
secured by u trust deed. ROBERT OULD.
NH 81 Assignee of Christian, Lea Co.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctloneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
Il TATE.-By virtue of a deed of trust exc
cutcd by Edward Hogan to the subscriber as trns-
tee dated Goth February, $685. and recorded In Hen
rico County Court Office. Will expose Tor sale nc
public auction on MONDAY the 10Th day of April.
at IL O'Clock a., fair If not then on the next far
day thereafter at the same hour at the OF
miles below this CITY, ali the right, title and inte-
rest of the said Hogan In and to the following de-
scribed propcrty-tO wilt
1st 1913 ACRES OF LAND. more or less, pur,
chased by said Hogan from Thomas Duke. bounded
by the lands of John Davis, III. Lotliand and l..
I'd. 8 ACRES OF LAND bought by said Hogan
of John W. Davis.
Sd. l42 ACRES OF BAND bought by said Hogan
of DIR. II. Lofhand in 1857.
18th: 20 ACRES. more or less, bought BY SAID no.
gan from the heirs of the late John c. Allen.
ALSO.
all of the PERSONAL PROPERTY and CHOOSES
In ACTION of him the said Hogan
TERMS: Enough IN cash to defray the expenses
of sale and to pay off debt amounting to about
Si25 the balance upon terms to be made known at
the time Of SALE CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
CRITTERS &c WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. ap13
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
IN ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF DANyILLE,
VA.-On WEDNESDAYS the list of May next will
be sold, at public auction, without reserve, that
valuable property known as the DANVIILE NEW
HOTEL. aneiegant, new. dye-story brick building
ON Main street. lot % feet built with all the
new modern improvements for a frst-class hotel,
and containing eiglity-seyen rooms, In addition 10
large parlors dining hall &C. The location is ono
OF the best In Virginia for hotel. The house OPEN
cd and well kent would secure ut once from seyo-
ty-fIye to one hundred good boarders great bar
gall, may be had, as Il win be certainly sold.
TERMS !: One-third cash; balance mt sls and
twelve months with interest, satisfactorily se-
cured. ~
Wn be sold Mt the same time and place, the
SToREHoUsF and LOT adjoining valuable
property. For further information address,
i JOHN IL. JOHNSTON, Esq,
Cashier First National Bank, Danyille, Va.
ap li--ts0th Nsy 81
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE SALE OF A FARM OF
n ONE HUNDRED AND Ten ACRES. IN
HENRICO COUNTY. ON THE NEW CHARLES
CITY ROAD. ABOUT SIX MILES BELOW
RICENIOND.-By order Of the United States Dis
trict Court will sell, assignee Of Christian Lea
office Of Wellington Goddil. corner OF Bank and
Tenth streets. on MONDAY the 10Th day Of April.
1858. mt T. O'Clock NJ. the TRACT OF LAND lying
i'm the county of Henrico. bounded by the lands OF
William o. George George Turner, Winston
Jordan. Francis p. Disva, and the Portuguese set
Element containing ONE HUNDRED AND TEN
ACRES: which was purchased by Christian, Lea
4 Co. of Anne p. DePricst. The tract Is valua-
bic one. and well improved.
TERMS One-tlird cash; balance in two equal
instalmens ut three andsix months, interest added,
to be secured by trust deed.
ROBERT GUILD,
mll3l Assignee of Christian Lea Il Co.
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Anctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FARMS INHALIFAX COUNTY. by virtue
Of a deed of trust from John Clark and wife,
dated on the 9TH Of May 1881, and recorded in Hal
flax County Court and NJ the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees In said
deed will proceed to sell at public auction to the
Aprl 1865 at the honr of Il NJ, If fair, fnot on
the next fair day. at the same hour and place, the
property conveyed therein, consisting of certain
TRACT oFLANp on the waters of Dry Fork and
hundred and twelve and-a half acres and, also,
another PARCEL OF LAND on Wyn's creek. In
Halifax county, containing eight hundred and Sc
yenty-three and One-half acres.
Tile sale will be made on the premises of the first
mentioned tract OF land. The nearest depot Is
Scottsbhrg onthe Richmond and Danville railroad
This property is very valuable being composed of
the most eligible lands inthe county of Halifax
and living near the railroad.
TERMS ; The deed requires the sale to be for cash
enough defray the expenses of the trust, and TO
discharge the amount then payable upon note Of
SIS. 400 on which we are informed that the sum of
$500 has been paid: but it is probable thdt by the
consent of the party secured, those terms will be
modified to be announced at the day of sale.
- JAMES PLEASANTS, 1 u,.,,,.oa,
- ,5.ssg- ALBERT BLAIR, Arustees.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE, Auctloneer.
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BY wellington Goddin,
,AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent.

HANDSOME LOT, WITH LARGE
FRAMED BUILDING THEREON, ON THE
WEST SIDE OF FOURTH BETWEEN CLAY
AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-At the request of the trustees, shall
sell at public auctions on the premises, on HURS-
DAY the 23d of APRIL 1865, at halfpast O'Clock p.
NJ. the LOT located as above. with the large
FRAMED BUILDING thereon formerly used by
the Clay-street Baptist church, but more recently
occupied rs school-house by Mr.. G. l.. G. Salter.
With moderate expenditure, It could be convert
ed into cottage residence for u small family
TERMS One-fourth ash: balance at one, two,
and three years for boris bearing Interest. secured
by trust decd: - w. GODDlN,
mr., II Auctioneer.
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BY A. c. Pulliam. Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, vA.-in yir-
tue of two several DEGREES pronounced by the Cir
emit Court Of Chesterfield county In the two suits
therein depending seyerally yled 3ircliett et as
as. Maddox, and A. s. Maddox ct MS. rs. William
II. Maddox ct as, shall proceed To sell at public
auction. on the premises. oil MONDAY the goth Of
April 1888. ut half-past O'Clock p. NJ. the i'm
proved property III the proceedings mentioned, To-
Gated in tic town of Manchester containing about
200 feet front Perry street and running back l65
feet between Lawrence Tor Twclfth) street and pa
rallel line. This property is we'll known as the
same owned and occupied some years ago by Mrs.
Hewlett. and more recently occupied by Spencer
Il. Hancock Esq. The location In all respects Is
one of the most desirable in the town. The pro-
perty will he sub-diyided. If desired, to meet the
views Of purchasers. 49,. !.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance on credits of
six, twelve. and eighteen months, taking. for de-
ferred payments bonds, and retaining title until
whole purchase money Is paid.
C.. G. MCRAE, Commissioner.
Sale conducted by A. G. PULLIAM, AuctiOneer.
In pursuance of the above decree, will be sold at
the same time avery handsomely-lOcated LOT,
omitted IN the above descriptions being lao feet
front OIL the south side OF Warrington or Eleventh
street by l32 feet, embracing nearly the whole of
Lot l2G. in the town of Manchester, and opposite
side of Eleventh street from Mrs. Clopton's. and
obiqueiy in rear of Benjamin p. Owens resi-
deuce. G.. G.. MCRAE,s Commissioner.
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAAI, Anctioneer.
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ByJ. L. Byerly & Co., Auctioneers,
lii3 Main street.

DAWNBROKERS' SALE OF FIVE
IL THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF FOR
DAY 23d Instant ut 10 O'Clock. the entire lot of
FORFEITED PLEDGES ut tllc store or III. IIar-
ris < Brother. pawnbrokers, No. 1881 Main street.
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets. The
stock consists of Diamond Rings, so very fine Gold
Watches, among which will be found several very
fine Chronometcrs. Also, IS Silver Watches, Gold
bracelets, Finger Rings, Chains, &C.: Silverwarc,
embracing Spoons. Forks. Cups. Ladies' Butter
MANY other articles too numerous to mention. All
to be sold without reserve to the highest bidder.
H. Harris a. Brother will warrant the articles
sold as They represent them.
J. L. BYERLY & CO., Auctioneers.
Persons can call at our loan office, No. 1881 Main
street (up stairs) and redeem or renew their
pledges on WEDNESDAY,, 22d instant as further
indulgence cannot be granted
H. HARRIS & BROTHER.
anle Pawnbrokers.
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By Clopton & HARDWOOD,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
Tenth street between Main and Bank streets.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ON THE
WEST SIDE OF. TWENTY-FIFTH BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS,
TUESDAY the 2lst day of April 1858, on the pre-
Misses at S O'Clock p. NJ, at public auction, the
fronting on the west side of TweDtyfth street les
feet and running back within parallel lines l32 feet
TERMS One-third cash !: the balance at four and
six months for negotiable notes with interest
added Taxes for 1868 TO be paid by the purchaser.
CLOPTON & HARDWOOD, :
IN LIZ Auctioneers.
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EsoR BALTIMORE, .sAVAN-sssisllla

!. NAH. AND BOSTON.-Tri-week-az
" Line-POwhatan Steamboat Company.C Cheapest
aSe by this Line-No Transhipment of Goods
Leaves Baltimore every Tuesday, Thursday and
day. and Saturday at 6 o clock 2. NJ The steamer
STATE OF MARYLAND: Captain CHARLES
TRAyERs, will leave on SATURDAY at 4 T. NJ
Freight received every day Sunday exceptedl up
to O'clock p. NJ. This steamer has splendid sa-
looms, staterooms and passenger COMING ations;,
Fare reduced to THREE DOLLARS. Meals ana
staterooms extra. For Irei ght or passage apply TO
= HARVEYSs & WILLIAMS, Agents
office corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
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By Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

corner of Franklin and Governor streets.
STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, SHOW
- CASES. &C.. AT AUCTfON.-Th subscriber,
intending to make change in his business, will
sell on WEDNESDAY,, 22d instant. at 10 o clock, at
his store corner Seventeenth and Franklin Streets
ali of his stock, embracing general assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of endless variety. of misses. ladies', boys and
childrcn's wear all Of which has been recently
purchased with view to meet the retail trade of
this city.
ALSO,
an assortment of Che latest styles Of
WINDOW SHADES,
RIBBONS, &c. -
AT the same time, two excellent SHOWCASES,
and other movable fixtures.
JAMES GOLDEN.
Sale conducted by COOK & LAUGHToN, Auc-
tfoneers ap 10
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DROvINCE OF $40 PAULO, BRAZIL.
Il SAC PAULO RAiLWAY.-A DA ILi
TRAIN to and from Santos sac I'anlo aud Jun
diahy, running within thirty miles~of Canpinas.
j. j. AUBERllN.
JANUARY /. 1869. Superintendent.
n. Is. The booking Office in Santos will he open
for tickets and luggage OH the arrival of the boai'
from Rio NH 3-eod6n
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND. VA. March 81, se.. I

KICT3IUND AND I'FI EKSEUIfV ittIIsKUNEIIU
RICHMOND. VA. March 81, 1895. I
ON AND AFTER THE ED INSTANT
" THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD will leave
as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at A. NJ
MAIL daily ut 2:i5 p. NJ. Except Sunday.
The 2:35 p. NJ. train connects ut Petersburg With
trains for Norfolk.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
points north and west.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $3.50 A. NJ. (cxceF.
>'i TMR0fuGH MAIL daily at 7:2s p. ".
Fare to Norfolk -. Baggage checked through.
A train Will leave the Richmond depot on WE'D.
NESDA9 and FRIDAY MORNINGS ut 4 o. clock
for Glover Hill.
For further information, inquire at the Office
corner of Byrfand Eighth streets.
+. II. GILL.
NH 81 Engineer and Superintendent
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TOUSE AND LOT IN MANCHESTER
4 AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the oath day
of April on the premises. directly In rear OF the
residence of S. T. Hancock in the town Of Man,
chester, / shall sell ut auction the HOUSE ana
Williams. and of record in Chesterfield County
Court being requested to make the sale blythe Gre
dtor secured in the said deed.
TERMS At sale. ut a o clock.
an IS CHARLES H. PAGE. Trustee.
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NOR HALIFAX, N. .S.-The schooner
EUREKA, Captain LEBLANC, is ex- tf+
pected in q few days to load as above. OK,
Having the principal part of her cargo 80.
IF freight. aprly TO 1 A, S. LEE,
an 15sIww No II Thirteenth street.
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nHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 1rSffe
AM NORFOLK STEAMSHIPS ssEsy7SSA
ISE.-.S,eaners NORFOLK aud ,A ,.,h,atls,nbis
nmIa Composing this lhle, will leave Ph1iaue,SyWi
every SATURDAY. and Riclan0nd every
DAY. alternately. -. ,,x . y g,S-
Freight taken Tor Norfolk. also for ~ and
TON. SAVANNAH, and NEW ORLEANS
b.ils OF iadiHg signed through o.,s and
s.ussage 10 Philadelphia, nielndins h s'.nt
stniersci,s, $40. NJ. a. PoKTfh, -
= q 40 Z Oaice NO. M oM " -
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r1ErrER FROM LEXINGTON.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

CHARGE OF JUDGE sHEFFEY TO THE GRAND
JURY-GREAT SPEECH OF COLONEL ]. B..
BALDWIN TO THE PEOPLE OF ROCK
BRIDaE-THE CANVASS OPENED.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RaIT,

RON D-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE On
and after MONDAY the 18th day OF April. lsss the
passenger trains on this road VIII run As follows
GONG WEsT.-Sfail Tran.-LeaycS Richmond
daily at SIS A. ~ leave Danyillc daily at 4e5p
NJ. arrive at Greensboro daily at 7:es p
side railroad for FarnyiIle, .Lynchburg Bristol
Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, Grand Junction
New Orleans. &c.. and ut Greensboro: with trains
on the North Carolina railroad for Charlotte %
llnbia. Charleston. Augusta. Savannah. Macon
Atlanta, SrontgonGry. Mobile. New Orleans &c.
GOING EAsT.-Slail. and. Passenger Train
Leave Greensboro daily at 80 A. NJ leave Dan.
willie daily at $50 a. NJ. arrive ut Richmond al
p. NJ. THOMAS D0DASfEAD
ap13 Superintendent
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BY Wellington Goddin.
huctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
AUCTION SALES;

FUTURE DAY.
~---~~--~~~~~~%-~---
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PARLOR
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On MON
DAY the Goth instant, at 10 O'clock we will sell nj
the residence corner Of Nineteenth and Broad
streets one very elegant ROSEWOOD PARLoits
SUITE covered with Silk Brocatelle. consisting OF
Six SPRING-BOTTO11 SIDE CHAIRS,
Two LARGE PARLOR ARM-CHAlRS,
Two HANDSOME DIVANS,
One NIARBLE-TOP CENTRE TABLE.
ALSO,
One REFRIGERATOR,
BEDSTEAD. &C.. &C.
apls COOK & LAUGHTON, Auctfoneers.