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For the Dispatch.
Specialties I'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana
VINEYARDS.

The structures of the intelligent CORES
pondent of the Dispatch in Petersburg are
iudicious, and will justify few words on
yine-dressing. "W. j." knows little of
the scuppernong beyond its name, and
therefore did not refer to it. Such grape
as "S." describes it to be certainly should
have place in every vineyard, the latitude
of which does not positively forbid its
growing.
To restrict the vine to moderate growth
of wood, and to direct it's energies thus
economical to the production Of quantity
and quality in fruit, has been the object Of
the vine-dresser in all ages and countries.
In this consists his skill for this he prunes
the too aspiring canes, and pinches off the
redundant shoots. But this alone is not
enough. The pruning hook Of Isaiah and
the clwuo Saturni dente* Of Virgil were kept
bright by practice on the root as well as on
the branches, and modern developments in
this department of horticultural science
prove root-pruning to be on agency by
which the rampancy of the vine can be
appropriated and controlled as abso-
lutely as by curb and rein the strength of
fiery horse can be made subservient to the
will of his master. By root and branch
pruning combined in system in which the
one is exercised always in relation to the
other, dresser may, within reasonable
limits, make the vine just what he pleases.
He forms its shape Uia,gitQue) as arbitra-
rily as the potter does his clay; yes, and
prescribes the number Of punches 1t shall
bear, not only for four or i've years, out
annually for it's life, if his own lasts as long.
Under this discipline, the rampant growth
which S. fears will be unmanageable, Is but
plentiful degree of vigor, and the very ma
terial he must have to work upon, or ne
cannot make his vineyard productive. His
practiced eye can trace ut once the source
which feeds cane too greedy, and ne de-
pletes at will by shortening as his skill di-
reefs, the long naked root which makes but
wood, and never fruit and thenceforth from
it's new end will issue masses of fruit-feed-
ing fibres, the industry of which will soon
be manifest; he correspondingly reduces the
gourmand itself to q fruit-spur, and awaits
the result of his surgical operations with q
confidence in their success that may be en-
We'd by practitioners in other fields Of sci
ence in which more important interests are
involved. Root pruning besides gives us
dwarf trees, and dwarf trees give us inner
fruit, and in some cases ten years earlier
than the same trees would have produced If
enforced by this discipline.
Readers Of the Dispstch will please hold
s., of Petersburg, responsible for tempting
this writer with some Of the pedantic refine
m5nts of horticulture in articles which, Ito
be useful, should be elementary What is
desired ut present is to induce farmers to
make q beginning BY planting pns Or more
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PETERSBURG, May |, 1868,

s. PETERSBURG, May ], 1868.
Now that division of the spoils is about
to be made, the Radicals do not show them
selves to be exempt from the infrmities of
other men. On the contrary they are as
wrangling in their dissensions, and as grasp
ing of the emoluments of Office, as any men
that ever invaded country after peace
had been conquered by others. AT
meeting of the Loyal League last night,
of which Burke and keenan, are mem
bers, those immaculate patriots were ex-
PEELED by unanimous vote, no negro even
doing them reverence. Whether this will
destroy their influence it is difficult to say !:
it looks very much like it would. But it is
said that Burke was regarded as q marvel
lous proper man by the negroes in all the
upper counties of the district, in which he
has been addressing the people, and IN
structing them in their duties, for month
or two past. He is said to be plausible
speaker and an accomplished wire-puller
and If he should 60 over his tracks again,
there is hardly doubt of his etfectualiy
blasting Plates prospects for Congress
Since the Suffolk Convention these two wor-
thies have been at daggers' points; and il
the ex-Colonel should now collapse after his
attempted overthrow, he will hardly be true
to his Irish blood.
The Common Council is holding its
monthly session as l write. Looking in
upon this body awhile ago, / was not struck
with extreme veneration for some of the
members, but they appear to be transact
ing the public business in an orderly man
ner. The nominations for the several of
fees, both State and municipal, have been
acted on, the most important of which are
as follows: Colonel W. F. Mallory, recon-
mended to General Schofeld for city SER
geant, vice John Fl. Patterson; Daniel
Lyon for chamberlain, vice Francis Major !;
George Schsnck, collector Of city taxes, vice
Thomas Z. iDrinkard R. C. Donnan and
John s. Weeks, bailiffs, vice Daniel Butts
and Matt. Peterson. Tile old commission
ers Of the revenue, Isaac II. Smith for the
State and George w. Camp for the city, are
continued in Office for the present, as is also
William D. Davidson, keeper of Blandford
Cemetery. S.
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Ira 5f5s< sts.f4 i
OF these speciaities or, as Il is now too
late for spring planting, by ordering their
plants at once, deliyerablein the ian. Hae1 a
once they have planted, they Will soon mn ,a
there is money in them and that slus 70 =
acre may be made to produce as greass q :
marketable return, with no LABOR e1pen .'a
on it but what has been done by the gen.le.
men or ladies Of the family, as the mos'
profitable ten acres they ever pianeeu pe-
fore. a1o-
oo nj 1nastime for persons Of condition than
both fori and horticulture? Both OF them
now ronk with the fine arts; or II not, In
non estimation, then popular estimation
x = wrong. Is it nm elegant accomplish
ment in q lady to be skilled in working wax
into initiative flowers and fruits 7 How
much higher the accomplishment by plant
ing q rosebud in the bark of common orler,
or an orange or peach bud on that OF o com
mon stock, to create these flowers and frults
themselves, and in unlimited extent ana
perfection. These crafty our smell, our
taste, our sight. Those crafty neither OF our
senses-in the dark. If the man Is an az
fist, who converts block Of stone into
human figure, or piece of canvas into a
picture, is he not higher artist VINO
converts common hedge vine into Dela-
ware grape, or u barren ounce bush into
Duchess pear9 He is higher, for ne gives
enjoyment to the majority Of our senses,
the other to only one.
The press is fertile in publications giving
the experience of families who have grown
rich, or lived genteelly on small patch OF D,
land. Of this class are "Ten Acres Enough"
Miss Martineau's "Our Farm OF Three
Acres" "Six Acres Made US Rich" ana
many others with similar titles, All these
are the result of labor bestowed on selected
lucrative crops, instead Of coarse and staple
ones.
Treatises on the after culture OF any
of these special ones should be post
poned till the time approaches when the In
formation is required. Budding, grating
pruning, shaping, training and hybridizingg
should no longer be regarded as professional
Every gentleman should practice them, and
eyery lover of art will. Half column on
each will suffice to enable any man OF ordl'
nary intelligence to become sufficiently
skilled in all, after little practice; but ne
must have his own plants to practice on, AND
as soon as he has gotten them he will learn
from the Dispatch, if not elsewhere, oil that
is necessary for their after treatment.
w. J.
ave follow copy, but the case Is wrong Oul
correspondcnt will say lie, too, followed copy.
Sdtura.t deus curious, we should say here. But
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SUMMER RESORTS.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, CAPON SPRINGS,
lHl HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VA.-The
MOUNTAIN HOUSE will be regularly opened for
NEXT. but desiring to accommodate any who may
prefer coming at an earlier period Twill take
BOARDERS any time after the 18th OF MAY. For
romdincs, &C., send for circular. A tariff of
rates win be added In a few days. :
Route from, the South iG Richmond, Alexan-
iIria. and Manassas Gap railroad to Strasburg,
then by seventeen miles 10 the Springs
From the North.-Vta Baltimore and Ohio rail-
s6aa .cnnsh twenty-tree miles, .a 'leil os
SAMUEL II. MULLN,
up 2l-e0d3m Proprietor.
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Sale conducted by A. c. PULLLAM, Auctloneer

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF DANVILLE
VA-On WEDNESDAY the 21st of May next Will
be sold, at public auction, without reserve, that
valuable property known as the DANFlLLE NEW
HOTEL. an elegant new. five-story brick building,
on Main street lot 7sixlS7 20 feet built with all the
new modern improvements for rstcaSs h9Ie H.
largo narlors dining hall &c. The location is one
of the best in virginia for hotel. The house open
ed and well kept would secure at once from seven
ty-tyc to one hundred good boarders. a great bar
gain may be had, rs 1t will be certainly SOLD.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at sl1 ana
twelve MONTHS with interest, satisfactorily Sc
cured. A..
Will be sold at the same time and place, the
STOREHOUSE and LOT adjoining,1a valuable
nronerty. For further information address
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, Esq.
Cashier First National Bank, Danyille, va.
-3tawto0th Nav
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ByA C. PulliaIn, Auctloneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
BILE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
real, ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER VA.-In virtue of two several decrces
pronounced by the Circuit Court of Chester
field county In two suits therein depending Sc
yerally STYLED Birchctt ct ais. u.s. Maddox, ana A.
s. Maddox ct ais. Us. William H. Maddox ct as,
shall proceed to sell at public auction on the pre-
misses, on SATURDAY the I'd day of May, 1858, II
fair if not on the first fair day thereafter, at nall
past O'Clock 2. NJ, the improved property In
the proceedings mentioned. located in the town OF
Manchester, containing about 200 feet front on
Perry street, and running back l6o feet betwccn
Lawrence Tor Twelfth) street and parallel line;
This property is well known rs the same owned
and occupied some years ago by Mrs. Hewlett, ana
more recently occupied by Spencer L. Hancock.
ESQ., The location In all respects Is one OF the most
desirable In the town. s
Also, the very handsomely lOcated LOT, fronting
l40 feet on the south side Of Warrington Tor Ec-
venth street by 1872 feet deep embracing nearly the
whole of town lot No: 1875. In the rear OF Benjamin
z. Owen, Esq, and' near the residence OF Mrs.
TERMS : one-fonftf1 cash balance on credits of
six, twelve, and eighteen months taking Tor de,
ferred payments bonds, and retaining title until
the whole purchase money is paid,
'l~ ""''~ f' G. G. MCRAE, Commissioner
Sale conducted by a. G. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
Owing to the inclemcncy Of thu. weather the
above sale Is postponed from Monday the 2oth OF
April to the I'd OF MAY, as specified above.
C.. G.. MCRAE, Commissioner.
an 22-2od 23d. 28tll, Goth, 30thA & lst&2dM
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OOOQ MAIN STREET.

Having recently PIT in a new cracker machine Of
the most approved style, am now prepared to fur
nish To families or merchants ALL THE VARTE-
TIES OF CRACKERS made in the BEST MAN
NER and of the VERY BEST MATERIAL,
Look at my list Of prices:
Soda Crackers lie. Butter Crackers lie.
OYSTER Crackers l0c. Water Crackers, l0c.
Spice Nuts, 1Gc. Cream Crackers, l5c.
Sugar Crackers l5c. Cracker Dust, loc.
Arrowroot Crackers, 15c.
PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, and FANCY CAKES
furnished at reasonable rates.
j. C. BAGNALL, 22os Main street,
between Twenty-second and Twenty-third.
NH 24-3in<
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y7IRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY

VIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY
v Office No. 72s Main street, between Seventh
and Eighth streets Richmond.
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS Is now running daily
from RICHMOND TO STAUNTON, ana tri,
weekly to all points between STAUNTON ana
Also, daily from BALTIMORE to RICHMOND
and from BALTIMORE to STAUNTOS.
Further daily to all the intermediate points be-
tween Staunton. Harrisonburg, and Mount Jack
SON. Staunton, Lexington, and Natural Bridge )
and trJ-weekly from Staunton to Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs; White Sulphur
Springs, Lewtsburg; aud Charleston, hanawha
Goods called for and delivered at all points In the
city. ,,....,,-. sd
Also, daily from Norfolk to petersburg ana
folk and Petersburg and Southside railroads, and
intermediate points Richmond and Danyi!le
railroad to Burkeyille. 80
Money and yaluables forwarded with dispatch.
For further information apply to
Re l4-3m A. w. GAkBER, agent.
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BY Grubbs C Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh sreety

INVALUABLE BRICK AND FRAMED
Y DWELLING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE Nv
GRACE STREET BETWEEN MONROE AMI,
We will sell at auction, on the premises. o,
WEDNESDAY the eth Of May, at haif.psst 4
O'Clock p. NJ. the valuable BRICK AMI
FRAMED DWELLING located as above no.
scribed, containing seven rooms. and Kitchen with
three rooms. The lot front. 80 feet and runs bsc.
l55 feet to an alley 10 feet wide. This Is tIesrab;e
residence and Is In good repair. "''e
TERMS: Atsale. The taxes for 1858 70 be paid
by the purchaser. 'N
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
ap 80 Ese Auctl0nrers
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By A. C. Pulliam, Auctionecr.

r IFE-EsTATE INTEREST IN A SMALL
II HOUSE AND LOT, IN THE TOM OF
By request of Mrs NJ E saunders. will sell her
INTERSTATE INTEREST IN THE HOUSE
AND LOT situated OH the west side OF Barney
SATURDAY the I'd of May, after the sale Of G.. G.
McRad commissioners and r. II. Beas ai , trus,
twcnty1fvc feet and runs back fifty feet, more or
less. with a .TWO-STORY BUILDING thereon,
containing one room below and one above, the hrst
brick and the second framed.
TERMS Nude known ut sale, on the premises.
A. G.. PULLIAM,
on an Auctioncer.
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GALE OF VALUABLE Landry vir-
tine of = deed of trust executed by Charles H.
Rhodes and wife. and duly recorded In the County
Court of Brunswick county, Will sell at public
auction. on the premises. on WEDNESDAf the
LAND, lying OH Mehcrrn river, in the county OF
brunswick about 300 acres OF river bottom.
TERMS: 81, 500 cash. and enough to pay the ex-
penses of the sale In addition the balance OH a
credit of one. two, and three years for approved
paper properly secured. ! shall convey only such
title as Is vested in the trustee. No doubt, how
ever, is entertained US to the title.
an o7-MSSiw K. ID. TTRNBULL. trustee.
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Davenport & Co., Stock Auctioneers,
Office over National Exchange Bank.

WYE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION, AT
wv our office. on WEDNESDAY,, May 9. 1855,
commencing Mt L. o. clock, the following and such
other STOCKS and BONDS as may be offered be-
fore day Of sale:
10 shares Powhatan Steamboat Company Stock,
30 shares Insurance and Savings Company OF
Virginia,
Is shares Virginia Fire anu Marine insurance
Company. ap 20
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ByECook..& Laugbton. Auctioncers,
corner of Franklin and Governor s,rao,s

SORREL MARE, FOR ACCOUNT OF
- WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, AT AUC.
TION.-On SATURDAY, 9th instant NJ 10 o. clcct
will sell, on Council Chamber Hill, one S9RRFT,
MARE, said to be about nine years old, aud a re.
liable work animal. This sale Is male 10 pay
livery charges on said animal.
NV j. X. H1X
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence Of the nich,nsnd Dispatch

Ecarts stu pursuing has arga'ae''t- Wha'
Kestre,ne Radicals assert = he tssportance
of Conservative cosnsel-. Whdt IS reqasred
to soin the approaching election, etc.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest cOrner Main and Eleventh streets.

SMALL FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT
= ON BROAD STREET BETWEEN TWEEN
ADJOINING THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N;T-in pursuance nan eel, oil
si,ned on the 1OtlIof May, 1885, and recorded in
the Clerks Office of Caroline County Court con-
viewing certain property therein mentioned situar
ted i'm the said county Of Caroline and also a LOT
in the city of Richmond, on Church Hill, Will pro-
coed, on TUESDAY the Still day Of May, noxt, to
sell to the highest bidder, upon crc'ilt OF Si1
months except as to sum necessary to defray the
EXPENSES of sale HOUSE and LOT upon Church
Hill fronting about "a feet and running back back ab0m d
cast of the Presbyterian church, and has upon 1t
a small FRANfES HOUSE with four rooms.
Sale made BIT 5 O'Clock =. NJ.
T. L. SCOTT. Trustees.
r,r-,,. e. yprIII,ws tuctioneers aD28
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BY Rcgnault & Co., Auctionecrs,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
y On MONDAY, May 4th, commencing at 10
O'clock a. NJ, at No. 523 Broad street we VIII sen
by auction. without reserve, the remaining sI9ck
Of Dry Goods &c., on hand, tho proprietor havlug
determined to discontinue business. 1t CONSISTS OF
an excellent assortment OF
DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES
FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS, &c.,
which viii be sold in lots to suit purchasers, ana
the attention of the ladies Is particu lary invited.
'N1 REGNAULT & CO.,
o ~ Auctioneers.
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Bv Sampson Jones, Jr., &

BY Sampson Jones, Jr', Co.,
Auctioflcers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets.
WE WILL SELL AT !. Q yiaso, MA .!1.s,
,,at,un,o, Main and ('ary on MONDAY. May 4th,
Commencing ut half-past 10 O'Clock A. NJ u good
assortment Of
GROCERIES,
WINES.
L1QUOks, &t.s
to which we invite the attention o. shs 'rsuc.
AuctioneeTsf
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GPIRITs TURPENTINE-just received
+ u for Gale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
apss i MAIN ssreet corner IalfsseAtR,
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STEAMERS.

TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-StTltgsl
Il MOUTH. ANDALL LANDINGS zas'eAs -.
ON THE JAMES RIvER.-Thc fast ana eieS.at
steamer John SYLVESTER. Captain q. 1. On
FORD. leaves her wharf ut Rockets Tor aOo,,,
named places on MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY; i ana
FRIDAY at q, clock A. NJ, and returns Oh lHes'
day, Thursday. and Saturday 49,. .,
PASSENGERS arrive at NORFOLK IN tl'ne 10 70
connect with steamers for BALTLMohE a"A
Train leaves CITY POINT for PETERS
BURG-on arrival Of STEAMER.
Fare to Norfolk, S2.5o.
FREIGHT .,,. ,,r
received mn to 81 p. NJ. daily for BOSTON; nA.-
TIMORE, PRINCIPAL LANDINGS On ~. C !, k,Ts
PEAKE BAY and ALL LANDINGS w JAM"
RIVER Mt reasonable rates. -.
Letters entrusted to purscr OF steamer NUS ~
enclosed In Government stamped enyciope..
Applyto u; y. 49, 1tda,nr,s Wharf wharl.
NH II olnce, sttdHSi . 80
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Vr7rNpow SHADE DEPOT! . nrpor
M iN00 WINDOW SHADE DEW

Nv A''> WINDOW SHADE DEL
w 1855 MAIN STREET, . ....,s
between Fifteenth and seys,tesii.hs hsde mar,
NJ GOLDEN The cheapest spesnn ~ Down 6ih price
= s, the largest assortment OF HAS painted
Inv as nap latest STYLES IN Sold Velvet anu
Shades, with an the a1sa go 9 r g hsiK, IL,
NJ, rce. ca lawn YOU pae Come Al know & ag bis
ph hsa BE always nadine cheapest sha'e''
old stand on Broad street, f.r ORR ~
u aahSsaAS ass for covering sarrsses price
and any l Dacs LOCO Paper shsdss ~ slsresespfs sud
reS; ri y; ,ss ssas: Il SsS YORK psise'
q laesM
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BY Cook and Laughton, Auctloneers,
corner of franklin and Governor streets.
HORSES, MULES CARTS 7 : a Sc, A Vt
iii ,ol, ~ tho horse lotion Council Chamber hill,
VIZ 1 StIPERiOR DRkUGHT HORSES,
paIr No. YOUNG MULES,
CART and HARNESS,
HEAVY CART.
Light BUGGYand HARNESS,
oor hhAoA' COOK & LAuGHToN,
- Auctionecrs.
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RESOLUTIONS, &c.

RtCnMoND May /, 1858.
TINE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERIOEO SG J.
existing between BLUNT MOSIEIILEEIa osa 20
this day dissolved by mutual consent u oI thc
ley receiving all the assets ana ASSUMING nT
lanlnties "a lAe eoie D. W, MOSELEY.
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AUCTION SXf.Ess
FUTURE DAY.

BY GrnDbs < Williams, Auctioneers, ~
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
T,OUR FRAME TENE,MEETs, ON PEDE.
BALDWIN STREETS, FOR S. Me At AUC.
TION.-We will sell ut auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY the 4th OF May. at a O'Clock I. ",
the FOUR FRAME TENEMENTS H., Gated as
above described. Two OF them have ese,' 'hree
rooms and kitchen the other two have three n, oms
without Kitchen, The entire lot fronts Is n 4
and runs back the usual depth.
TERMS: One-third cash tho balance al SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes int,rest
added, secured by . trust deed.
GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS.
ap 80 Auctfonerrs
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900 cases BOOTS and SHOES,
pEAnY-MADE CLOTHING,
ADDITIONAL.'

LARGE STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS.
VIII be added to the above sale the ENTIRE
STOCK of the late John Doolcy, comprising Il iall
assortment Of
MEMS AND BOYS HATS AND CAPS,
mainly staple goods, and well suited to the "loN-
sale aud retail trade.
We invite the attention Of the trade TO This large
and attractive stock.
ap30 FAME Wa hue''o"'''"
ALSO,
100 cases STRAW GOODS. now receiving, con'
prising u full assortment of LADIES', Misses,
CHILDREN'S. BOYS, and YOUTHS LAS"
the latest styles. fAlHh ~ w."
my AuCiioh'c'
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BY Cook &c Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
u BANNING FURNITURE, FIXTuREs.
IRON SAFES, OFFICE DESKS. CHAIRS, Ia
BLES, &C., AT AUCTION.-Wil Ill be sold at auc-
ton on TUESDAY, May the 5tll, ut Il O'Clock. at
the banking house formerly occupied by the First
National Bank of Richmond, on Main street. one
door above Thirteenth street, the following FUR
NITURE, &C.-yiz:
Herring's Burglar-Proof Safe,
Herring's Burglar-Proof Vault Safe,
6handsomc w alnut Tables,
2superior Walnut Lounges, .
6Cane-Seat Chairs,
2superior Revolving Chairs,
1superior Walnut Desk,
superior Walnut Bookcase,
2superior Walnut Clocks,
English Brussels Carpets,
lWater Cooler and Table,
Letter Press and Table,
Iron Bedstead and Mattress,
/ Fine Bronze Chandelier,
u Brackets and Globes,
Iron Bath Tub,
dozen Spittoons,
Large Map,
10 yards Cocoa Netting
WALNUT Settee,
Large Stove.
TERMS: Sums under 800 cash; over 800 Sixty
days, with satisfactory endorsed paper.
an -aodtds Auctioneers,
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By Paine & Co., Auctloncers.
+ ARGE AND SPECIAL

r ARGE AND SPECIAL
CATALOGUE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY,, May eth. commencing at 10
O'Clock we will sell ut auction-rooms. by cata
logue, large and attractive assortment of
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety of new and s1Sonabie
goods, now receiving, and adapted to spring saeS
ALSO,
800 cases BOOTS and SHOES,
prime goods of latest styles. embracing every va
riety for men, women, and children.
ALSO,
q large stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
MEMS AND BOYS HATS, &C., &C.
We invite the special attention OF city ana eouii
try merchants to this sale, as the goods are MI
frcsl, mud seasonabe. and will DC sold without re-
serve, and In lots to suit purchasers.
ape PAINE Co.,sAuc'''"ee'S'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

Having withdrawn from the concern OF biunt q
Noseley cordially recommend my late Partner,,
who will continue the business to the patronage "
my friends. raw RIITNT.
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