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TAXES !! TAXES u!
FOR 1867.

TWILL attend the following places for the pur-
pose of Assessing and Collecting Taxes for the
year 1857:
And at Anderson c. a. from the 9th to tho 25th,
when my books will be closed.
Real Eslate.-25 ots. on Sl0O.
Bucgies, Carriages Gold and Silver Plate,
Watches, Jewelry and Pianos-Sl on every Sl0O.
Articles Manufactured-S2 on every S1O0.
On Gross Incomes from employments, faculties
and professions-$250 on every SlOO.
On Gross Income from salaries. rents and mon
eys at interest-Sl on every SlOO.
On Hotels. Restaurants-S2 on every 800.
Captation Tax-S1 between the ages of 2l & 60.
On Dogs-S1.
Road Tax-25 per cent. on General Tax.
Poor Tax-37 F."
Public Buildings IL per cent. on General Tax.
Sc. MOORE, T. C.
Jan 90, 1868 90
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Copartnership Notice

Mr.. A. R. BRoYLEs having purchased the in
tcrest of Mr. j. D. NJ. Dobbins in the stock of
Goods recently owned by {. a. Reed Dobbins,
the undersigned have this day formed copartner-
ship under the name and style of REED &
BROYLES, and will continue the business at the
same stand They have now in store small as
sorted stock of Goods, suited TO the country and
the season, which they will sell for cash or barter
for country produce on terms rs reasonable as can
he hnd in this market cost or no cost. They in
va. -hc patronage of their friends and the public
C. A. REED,
a. Il. BR0YLES.
Jan 7, 1868 80
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

AaeniFemeh who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
of youthful iuieoretion, WILL for the sake Of suf-
7Sring humanity. send free to MI who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple reme-
dy by which be was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN.
A Cedar Street. New York.
June 10, 1857 ly
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information.

InfOrmatI0n.
information guaranteed to produce luzurlant
growth of hair upon bald head or beardless face
a,So recipe for the removal of Pimples, Botches,
Eruptions, ETC., on the skin leaving the Same SOFT
clear, and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge oy addressing
THOs. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
S2S Broadway, New York.
Sept. IS, 1857. IL
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Voggds'u,eDHHa APRHSsS

Taken in various styles, and fitted up in a work
manlike manner. Having recently received the
latest improvements, am now prepared to furnish
from tbc small medallion to the lfesize Portrait.
more perfect than was ever taken in the country
before, and equal to the best taken ia the world.
Let your habmenis be dark. and | insure you
rcm of Picture, nj moderate price.
Call at &c. V. BORSTEL'S
,Iewel-v Store, No Brick Range.
7s,ua-ya 1855 a.
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Burning Bush Chapter, No. Z, RAM.
4. REGULAR coNvoCATIoN OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Boom on MONDAY NIGHT, April 6, 1868. at
seven o'clock Companions will assemble With
out further notice.
By order Of the M...E..H...P...
= GEORGE MUNRO, See.
March 4, 1858 81
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A win WOMAN m TExAs-AN ExThA-

wiz WOMAN m TExAs-AN ExTRA-
ORDINARY sronY.-The Liberty ie1as'
Gn,ette is responsible for the following:
:, tbe Grand Cane neighborhood, in this
county. short time ago, gentleman IN
tho depths Of the forest suddenly came
mon a woman as wild and almost as feet
as an untamcd deer. After brisk chase
of some distance, the gentleman ION Morse
back overlook the wonderful creature,
when she halted. and he found her to be
medium. sized, middle-aged, wen-1ormeo
woman, with long dark hair and clear olue
ewes. She was in state OF NUDITY save
girdle of gray moss about her IONS. her
body and limbs were covered with beau
tifui coat OF hair about fourinches long. ohe
was much frightened, and seemed Unable 10
talk, hut must have comprehended si@ns,
as in reply 70 motions OF the gentleman by
which he sought to induce her to accom-
uanv him out Of the woods she constahtlE
uointed to her own forest home. f1Ha4iJ
the gentleman endeavored to compel her
70 90 the way he desired by getting Deioie
her and by threatening gestures with ms
run. and She becoming enraged, Sclzed
CLUB ana tUfDeu upoii h'hi "isA
demon, and it was only by the speed I'M
Dartcd to his steed by a liberal use OF the
spurs that he kept out Of her way. After
driving off her pursucr, she resumed
the direction she had so constantly
pointed, and was soon out Of sight. Inc
gentleman followed, and after going
some distance came upon her nonie.
Three trees, standing pear each otlel
in triangular form, with the spaces
between them walled up Win orusn
and moss. made her moss bed oec"een
tbsm secure from the rude blasts OF WI" .ho
Wv AID comparatively secure from Inc
| lilies rain. The only stores that were
discovered were few nuts and some four
or five bushels of acorns. Very wild sto-
ries of this wild woman have been rife in
the upper part of the county for some
time, but she was believed 10 be myth
by all except those who claimed to have
had glimpses of her. Now, however, her
existence, description, and the vicinity at
least of her whereabouts, is established be-
yond controversy. uer early capture may
be regarded as within the range Of proba-
bility, as concentrated effort is being made
to that end.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RrvEK
-. - =
RrcHgoyD October %, 1871.

NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR
~ FOLK, AND THE FOLLOW q
POINTS BETOND-IIZ., PHILADEI..
PHIA, BOSTON, CINCINNATI, CHI
|CAGO. LOUISVILLE, PARkERSBURG,
CUMBERLAND, AND WHEEL G.
Freight received MONDAYS and Til YRS
DAYS al this depot up 10 O'Clock r VI. for
The above points, and forwarded with dis
patch and at reasonable rates. Passengers
for Baltimore and Philadelphia leave NJ 7
O'clock A. II. on TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS. reaching Baltimore early next morn
inc. and Philadelphia that Night Fare-To
Baltimore, -: 20 Philadelphia, 800. Pas
senpers .t,- Norfolk :ui intermediate landings
leave every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at o'clock A. NJ: fIelSht Tor
Norfolk and Intermediate lanHlngs received
NOAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana NJ
DAYS. Passenger and freight tram REEVES
ayery day at 7 O'Clock 4. NJ. Tor Waite House
Freight received every day up to 9 >loch r.
NJ, Sunday excepted.
SINNERS, observe The following directions:
From BosToS TO RICVaOSD.-Nark yOnr
goods Union Line" aud ship by Boston and
Providence railroad, care OF the 9 Richmond
aad York River Line" pier No. Light
street wharf, Baltimore.
From PHILADELPHIA TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
all goods by the " Philadelphia aud Baltimore
Union Line" is North wharres, Philahel-
uhia, care Richmond and York River Rail
road Line" pier No. S LisAt-streat wharf,
Baltimore.
From BALrlnoH2 70 RrCHNoyD.--Ship Ill
goods by the Richmond and York River
railroad Lime" a. NEEpHAM 4 SONS,
agents pier No. S Light street wharf. BaltI-
more. WILLIAM Il. LEcS,
Cieneral.Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN II. FREEMAN, Passenger
and Freight AGENT. DC 80
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RUt1TO0tJs.


kea ID S5s " sRa.aa.
.TTIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
~ CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
ia WEDNESDAY, March uth, the fol-
'a,s,tr, trains will be run on this road The
o"rn;no passenger train DAILY texcapt on
smndaysl between Richmond and Staunton,
81 ~. weekly west of Stanton. going west,
an MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
nayS and returning alternate days. Ihis
rain leaves Richmond at 7:lJ 4. pt. ana ar
;vax At $40 p NJ, and makes close connec-
,i'n 9TH the Orange and Aiexaudria Railroad
.r,irS fo- I,vuchburg and the Southwest, and
ar.,nocts vii, trains TO and from the North,
but With n DELAY at GoraoAsviiie Oh one n .,.t
ard thirty MINI tes,-tne connexions ms % MI,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tTaIns ior New
York being ro.estabI. Siicu' No 'i'''N' '''
Sunday -,in ,a,yes Rich :.
The evening passenger : ~ for. Gordous.
mOnd DAILY (excep' sunday, -Io,trsvilI on
vile III $50 p. NJ, and for Cha, Paturn.
WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY n -,
ing leaves Chg riotfesyilla at 1 h -doro
THURSDAY ard MONDAY, and Go. ~ ~ .
Vile DAILY Except on Sunday 1T 4.
arriving in Richmond at $50 A. VI.
The morning train connects with HARNAN
( CO.'S and TROTTER j. CO.'S LINE OF
STAGE COACHES for Lexington, White
Sulphur, and Winchester
Passengers for Lexington 20 through from
Richmond or Baltimore the sumo day.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 20 all prominent
points. II. -; MhtiCohb,
mh9 General Supern teudent.
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How BEN WADE LIvEs.-He boards al
the Washington House, most humoie ana
unpretentious hosiery, near the capltoi,
and lives up near the roof, for the speciai
purpose Of avoiding callers. 1t was thought
he would be cat home" to fricnds and
the public on New Years day, and his &C
commodating landlord asked if he should
not put his room in order for receiving
company. "Oh, no." said Ben, 81 don't
want any of their Internal visitings. Pm
going to lock myself in all day, and if any
BODY comes, won't be home. Tell them
I have gone out" Ard 50 he did didn't
make o call or receive one.
How HE TREATS HIS FRlENps.-A more
apt illustration OF the better side of his
nature may be found in the remark of Cap
tain Nagle, of the English navy, who, when
the King asked him how it was that he
came to jump overheard to save drown
ing man, replied: May it please your
Majesty, I'd go to hell any time to oblige
friend" That's Just what old Ben would
do. And, on the other hand, he'd risk his
hope of Heaven Gf he had any to punish
an encmy.-Nack-C Cincinnati CONNER
ctdl.
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r ARGE SALE OF FRESH
~ MY aoops, BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
ut AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY the 18TH Oh saI M IT. onr anc.
menoi nams as - large and desirable assortment
'ioiA of
FRESH DRY GOODS, o;.o
oo-,prisirr n great variety Of new aIu cn1 w.
,oods. now receiving, adapted 70 'ii'o s"'''
pooTS SHOES, and BhLNO'
-. oS'e1 ,,riJ,e goods and embracing every
r wrn' for men, women, and chilcren.
ALSO,
large and attractive stock OF
i 49, READY MADE CLOTH!NG'
MEMS and BOYS HATS, &c.
Tho attention OF city and country lhes
o, ~ - invjted TO this sale, rs the goods are
G irrsh and desirable, ana will be sold without
reserve. co ,r,i;o,aars
NH 10 P1i.1b tp'' rhuE ---,-
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son. Auctioneers'
Office No. SCI Main street, three doors oelo"
SpotswoOd Hotel.
rRusTEE'S SALE OF TWO LOT

rVRUsTEE'S SALE OF TWO LOTS
OF LAND, WITH a II NJ + L,
DWELLING ON EACH, IN SIDNEY, AT
AUCTION By virtue of q deed OF trust exc
cuted by William T. Dunaway and Mary A.,
his wife, to me as trustee, dated the 23d DAY
Of November, 1855, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office of the County Court OF Henrlco,
to secure the payment of q certain sum OF
money therein mentioned and At the request
of the beneficiary in said deed, will proceed
TO sell ut public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY the 18th day Of March, 1865. at nall
past o'clock 2. NJ, if fair, if not the next
fair day thereafter, one lot of LAND, win n
FRAMED DWELLING thereon, in the town
of Sidney, No. 10 in the plan Of said town,
fronting seventy three feet on the north s:re
of Dover street. and running back in parallel
lines two hundred and ten feet 10 an alley ten
feet wide: and another LOT with Il FRA Ed
TENEMENT thereon, from ting forty one feet
on thenorth side of the Westham plankroad,
running back one hundred and ninety-eiSht
feet to IN alley.
TEENS: Cash enough 10 Day the expenses OF
the sale and the sum Of 500: the sum OF $50
1T ninety days, $3.50 1T six mouths negotiable
notes satisfactorily secflred; and the balance
on such terms rs may be agreed upon 1T the
sale JOHN X. HUTCBESoN, Trustee
Sale 10 be conducted by JAAEs II. TAYLOR Y
Soy Auctioneers NH
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Poor INyEsTMENT.-Ap project is on foo
to start a journal in Washington to be de-
voted to the interest of President John
son during the approaching political cam
paien. From ten to twenty individuals
have been canvassing the chances of suci
an enterprise, and it is understood that
about 100000 Of capital are ready to, be
pledged. | anrnct able to learn that The
idea has received the slightest encourage
ment, directly or indirectly, from the Pre-
sdcnt himself World.
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The Onion Register, published in Monroe
county, West Virginia, apostrophizes Brick
Pomeroy after the following profound and
intellectual manner:
"Hail to thee! Star Of the National
Morning Hail to thee, angel of the white
mans resurrection. We worship thee in
Virginia, thou providential Cato nine
tails OF the Radical kennel :"
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BY \. G. Puiliam, Auctlonecr.

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE SlATI-
HORSE POWER STEAM fNdlEE =,
WITH THREE BOILERS.-By riTLne ci a
deed of trust executed on the lOtn gay OF
August, 1867, by the National Coal Stin,ns
Co1nDany TO me as trustee, SHAH pfoceeu "
sell \ M bile auction at the coal mines oi tne
National Coal Mining Company,.sn Inc vlclni-
ty of Belona Arsenal ChesteTiletd co" ny ;
Va, on FRIDAY the 9th day OF warren, leo22,
at y o'clock NJ, if fair, if not, the next ia'l
d,v thprea fter the following prOpeILf.ssgy
vii One sixty HORSE POWER SIEA 81
ENGINE, with THREE BOILERS, ana an
policies of Insurance on the same, II oe,ne Inc
same engine sold by Charles NJ. !" ahace "
the National Coal Mining Company.
Tgggs: For cash as to so E,uch OF tue pto-
ceeds rs may be necessary TO delray the
expenses OF executing this trust ana 10 ais-
charge the amount OF money then payaoie oy
virtue of said daed-to wit, $780, ana lnts
rest since the 18th day of February, looo,
amount of note due and unpaid ailG negotia-
HE note, with approved srdolear. Tor i'Iao,
navahle on the 10th of August. ]eBo; ana the
residue IF amy payable y; such time ana Sc,
cured IN such manner, a6 The saia Natioha'
Coal rIinins Company, Their successors -
rerras"n tativaS, o. assigns, snail prescribe
and direct: or in case Of their failure 10 give
srlch directions az such time ana Ill shch
manner ~ shall think ut.
WILLIAM l. CLOPTON, Irustee.
., s,iie NH 10
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VALU-
i ABLE LITTLE FARM KNOWN AS
" PLAIN DEALING" CA THE NEW
BRIDGE ROAD, TWO MILES EAST OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND ON THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of 4 deed OF trust executed 10 the
subscriber "a trustee by X. 6. BraxIon, Jr.,
trustee, and others, dated 9th Of December,
1859, and recorded in Eenrico County Court
office, being thereto required by the holder Of
the bond described in said deed, l Will sci. a.
auction, upon the premises, on BOMBAY.
18th OF March, AZ l2 O'Clock NJ, II fair, III
not, then on the next fair day thereafter, ~
the same hour the property above described,
or so much thereof as may be necessary TO
discharge the debt secured.
The property embraces l0i acres, adjoining
the lands of J. III. CT. Dickinson, ]. W. Ran
dolph, and others, and the buildings are COM
piete and desirable.
This is one Of the most desirable farms OF Us
siZe In that neighborhood.
Terms Sufficient in cash to detray the eX-
penses attending the sale and 10 pay cit a
bond for $500 with interest thereon from 9TH
OF December, 1865; the balance upon terms or
payment which will be made known 1T the
time of sale. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1906.
THOMAS 3. KEESEE, Trustee.
GKUBBs WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers. te y
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MOUNTAIN DEW COCKTAIL.

CHARLEY LOEHR, At HENRY SCHOTT'S
.LAFAYETTE SALOON
established in lsa3 by Louis Rueger, Esq y
CORNER OF NINTH AND BAsK STREETS,
prepares this delicious COCKTAIL from The
celebrated wv Wallace's pure Mountain
Dew Whiskey." Sold by the drink, bottle, gal
Ion, or barrel.
Fine Old APPLE BRANDY and oil kinds
Of Liza UORS, WINES, AI4ES, and CIG AIRS.
OYSTERS received fresh every day.
NH 7-Sn
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One Of our contemporaries thinks there
Is no necessity Of any one buying umbrel
las, and gives its readers the following
questionable advice on the subject: "Taks
your stand in doorway on rainy day
As soon as you see nan with nice UNI.
ore!ls, step cut and say to him, Sir, / beg
your pardon, but You nave my umbrella. !
Nine times in ten he will surrender it, for
how does lie know it was not you he took
it fIom?"
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1t has been observed for several days
past that the arrivals ct the hotels have
been mainly from the South, and the fact
has given rise to some speculation as to
the object which, just at this time, makes
Washington so attractive to gentlemen
from that section. -F0rney.
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BY C"tell * Watkins,
Real Estate Agents and AucLicn"rrs
III Main street.

TnVSTEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME
L COTTAGE RESIDENCES, on COuN-
Gil CHAMBER HiLL, FRONTING ON
ROSS STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND MA Axe MAR TH nir,I BALEAE RD
virtue Of IL deed az trust executed To The sub
scri,er by Jean L. Ballard and life, dated Sd
CT May, 1867. duly recorded IL the Office OF
Richmurd Hastings Court. ~ the request OF
the beneficiary | shall proceed 10 sell ~ atic-
lion. or the premises, OF II h1D AZ the I'm
day OF March, lStS ~ y o'clock j.. NJ E, that
certain lot of LAND lying and being in the
city OF Richmond, on Council thamh ef lil''
nr the sou;h side of Ross street between Four
teen th and Mayo, fronting ON said Ross street
IS feet runnin, back 1T right angles 100 feet TO
Asneu alley. bounded on the cas- ! by the lot OF
b W Ha>aii, On which there are Two Row
ara attractive COTTAGE RESIDENCES,
Yielding 4 good rent. This is very valuable
property-well worthy the attention oi pur-
chaSers.
1t is probable that credit can ',c given on a
portion Of the purchase money. Tho taxes
Ion 1865 TO Le paid by the purchaser.
THOI.tS =. AUGUST,
NH S-tds Trustee.
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AUCTION Sales.
-~1~~~~--~-~4-~>~ --~r>~-v-s~>>
FUTURE DAY.

FUTURE DAY.
TIGH CONSTABLES SALE:IW WI.
be Gold on SATURDAY, niareh "a, h t1eS.
a. 10 qsl f"Iion a. M ploa as Hs 70 witt
/ superior PIANO,
STREET HACK,
DIAMOND PIN,
WARDROBES,
BUREAUS,
CABINETS and GLASSES
CIrSIIION and other CHAIRS,
TABLES and STANDS. r,1-rS
BAGATELLE TAB L ~ n Any
Lot READY MADE CLo1hhN"'
SIDEBOARD, &c, &c, - nv
to satisfy Suh0i' il. K. CRUMP;
hands. Fl. G.. G. R.
NH IL
C1HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue o. oh
- H. or court made on sundry att','h
nent cases against George r.. , en- Tntai
Ill rroceed 10 sell at The st. CnaIies Iees
on MONDAY the Esd day OF W. W., ~ ~ [.crv
%, ut 10 o'clock quantits VI ''''
e e''r,tir;or FURNITURE, consisting OF
Marble top Cabinets,
Marble top Washstands,
Marble top Bureaus.
Wardrobes Centre Tables,
CARPETS large lot Blankets,
Linen Sheets, Sofa,
Is Casters NEARLY new,
Annrnciator, -
Hair and Straw Mattresses,
Bedsteads, Chairs, &c
All the Kitchen Furniture
Boilers, Stoves,
Clothes Mangler,
Urns, Bake Oven, :, Good
large Range and Fixtures III sooo
order;
Iron Table; %
and sundry other articles too numerous u
ih roh no % John w. WRIGHT, $. &. II.
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BY Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth stree: between Main and Cary.

A SETGNEES SALE.-By virtue Of n
N decree OF the United Stale. District
Court foS the District OF Virginia., l shall, us
assignee Of Samuel y. Price J: Co., bank
rUpts, sell at public auction, on The premises,
ON THU RSDAI the l2iA day Of march, ]o6S,
at . p. H., the HOUSE and LOT, wilh the
appurtenanc~s, lately belonging TO Samuel VI.
Price, on the east Side of Twenty fifth street
near The corner CT Twenty-fil.h and Franklin
STREETS, fronting seventy five feet on twenty
fifth street, being the property ncW IN Tue oc-
cu?ancy OF Mrs. Catherine Bar. 1he resi-
dence is q most excellent and colunodlouS
one, and the lot large and desirable.
Also, at the same time and place, the LiII
OF LAND Immediately north Of the above
described lot and contiguous thereto, CON-
nencing TT the north line OF The house above
described amd running northWard!y on
Twenty-Gfth street thirty fee, more or less,
and having y depth cf l32 feet more or less,
with all the appurteaanccs thereto attached
TENN OF SALE: One-third cash the DaIauce
in equal payments in three and six months,
negotiable notes, interest added.
JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
assignee of Samuel II. Price i Go.
fp lq-tdS
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There is scarcely profession or occupa-
ton under the sun which is not liable to be
rendered unremunerative by competition.
A sad case comes from the Rio Grande. !
noted Mexican bandit who was recently
shot expressed his perfect willingness to
die, as the business was so overcrowded
that he could 40 longer make living on
tho road
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JelreWerS, dc.
IEWELRY AND sILyERWARE, co

IEWELRY AND SILVERWARE, con-
- sisting OF beautiful patterns Of Diamond
Sets, Rings, Pins, &c. \ large variety OF
rrruEt-tT. 1rSI NOV, I'D other sets OF Js,5h
elry. Ladies' and Gentlemen's WhlNhE~1'
first quality, beautiful styles, and WARRANTED;
Also, GOLD WATCH CHAINS OF new ana
beautiful patterns. SlLNER"ARE IN tun
sets, and an extensive assortment OF Sly.
articles in cases, &c, for presents also 81
yer Spoons, Forks, Ladles, Butter hnnss'
Mugs, Gob.ets, Cn>tors, caro- Eases, -.
monnaies Napkin R!rgs, and Cream Pots ana
Sugar Dishes Cali and select 1T the Oh Is
tablished stand, 1912 Main street.
JOHN Il. TYLER co,
deo1 successors 10 Mitchell Tyler.
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When we say q man demeans himself we
stigmatize bis conduct. Singularly enough,
we convey the same meaning when we say
he misdemeans himsef.-Ne.o York Cone
mercia!.
No wit in that. The writer misappre-
lcnds the meaning Of "demcan."
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I SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a
IA decree of the United States District Court
for the District of Virginia shall, is assignee
of Samuel N. Erice Co., bankrupts. sell at
public suction, on The premises, on tn KS
DAY The Eth day OF March, 1865, at O'Clock
=. NJ, the LOT, with the appurtentnces,
lately belonging 10 W. II. Gordon, fronting
on the west side of Twenty-seTenth street
between Broad and Marshall streets, oegln,
ming at the southwest corner o. Marshall anu
Twenty. seventh streets, fronting sixty eight
faat on TUantv-sevruth street, and having a
depth of one hundred and seventeen feet.
TERMS or SALE: One third cash; balance III
equal payments in three and SIX months, ne
.-otiabie notes interest added.
JOHN JOHNS, .JR., assignee OF
fs 1a-tds Samuel NJ. Price & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12
rv r,npton Il Harwood,
Real Estate Agents ant hncioneers'
Tenth street between Main anu b;'ilh S'' e''S

ys,RrSTEr'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, SITI' ATEp Al LEE
CORNER OF THIRD AND jazz tN
STREETS. AT AUCTION: by virtue OF y
deed II trrst executed by Dr. james D.,
-, 80 - trus,ee 10 s.cur. the payment
o 13 NV c. ~ bond therein mentioned. bear;
ing 4a:a tne 10th DAY of February, lso,, an@
re@oried ia the Clerks Office of the Hustinss
Court OF The city of Richmond, ana III In
,'raca.d 70 soil ut public auction, upon tn"
rrre,ni.es. on the Urn DAY OF MARCh,
IS.;:, AZ / O'Clock p NJ, if fair; II nor; ne
mkt fair day thereafter, TWO WOOD Ten T.
ITENTS at the corner Of THIRD ana JaINSo Oh
streets, il The city or SicAuiona' iFohtuAs Oh
The west side Of Third street.
'''1 MEYER ANGLE, JR.,
Trustee.