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ment, that the active supervision of it's mas
ter is doubly necessary for it's protection.
.a3Ef I ON yours, very respectfully,
JOHN R. FREEMAN.

THE MODERN VIRGINIA TOURNAMENT
On nv return from this cunning excursion
suddenly stumbled upon the age OF tine
cloth of gold, and found myself at genu-
inc tournament. In an open field an up
right and cross-beam, like sort OF TWO
handed gallows, stood erect, and from 'ne
end of the longer arm daneled, not reoel,
but ring. Riding up to SAID ring ala
full gallop, with q besn-pole couchant In
the hands of each, number OF young men
were making knightly efforts TO carry II
off. Their efforts were hailed from pi"',
form near by with such cries as are rethteo
to have resounded in Iyanhoe either OF en-
enlargement or disapproval. To instance
eco it, Foosky! 90 it, | bet oil my
stamps on the knight Of the lost cause
You son of a hitching post, 20 1t ;"
In this we get the entire genius OF tour
nament much better than Scott renders 1t.
Fooksy having failed to get the ring, loud
cries are made of:
"Now, snipedriverl you Gud burned
Knight of the Bonnie Blue Flag. eff you don't
spear that ring, I'll hit you with an Irish
pertater "
snipedriver dashes up calamity, misses
the ring, and, in the literal truth OF CHI
valric VOW, receives a cold turnip on the
side of his face.
In this way the knights of Swampoodle,
the Unknown Knight, the Knight of MARI
boro, the Knight of the Black Horse Cav
airy, and many others, dash in at the ring
with varying success till the joust is over,
and the successful riders are to name their
ladies, amidst much pouting, wriggling,
and remarks of
COCO aweay! May Jane I don't want
to be queen of love and beauty noWhoW,
Jest cause I know there amt no beauty
about me with talkin' about !"
"Yeas Poll He's geowyn to crown
YOU sho' as yo' live. He's picking you out
certing as he rides along''
The knights take their ladies in this way,
and get dubbed in order, the ladies, with
giggle, saving:
"sir knights be valiant, just, and
truel"
And the last of the noble ladies who
figure in this feudal folly, giving to farce
some shadow Of tragedy, is-Miss Anna
Surratt. And among the spectators, jolly
as sancho Panza, stands John Surratt, her
brother, upon whose head there lies such
blood as chivalry never either inherited or
shed.-Letter to the Chicago Tribune.
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For the Dispatch.
The Horse and His Diseases.
VETERINARY INFIRMAF

VETERINARY 1NFIRMARY, }
CORNER FOURTEENTH AND Ross sTs.,
RICHMOND, Va, November 10, 1868. )
If agreeable to you and the readers Of
your paper, shall be happy to write you
few articles upon the horse, his diseases
and their causes, and the popular errors en-
tertained and practiced, or allowed to be
practlced, upon the most useful Of our do
mestic animals. 1t is an unfortunate truth
that the majority Of persons who have ever
owned horse imagine themselves able to
prescribe for any disease with which the
animal may be affected. The absurdity Of
this will appear on moments reflection.
The physician, when called to a sick man,
asks the sufferer concerning his feelings,
and the answers he receives are his main
guides Q. diagnosis: the pain felt here calls
attention to the lungs, the pain felt there TO
the bowels, and SO on; but ths veterinary
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RICHMOND, November II, 1865
Editors Richmond Dispatch:

Editors Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-Whilst in Richmond to-day
my attention was called to communica-
ton signed "Picket," to which ] have not
now time to reply, but will do 80 on my re-
turn home to Louisa county. only con-
tended that Virginia, in consenting to the
ratification of the Federal Constitution,
made no express reservation for herself to
withdraw from the Union without the gen.
eral consent. ID.
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BY a. G. Pul!Inm, AuctIoneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE or THE EAST SIDE OF
FIFTH STREET BETWEEN BYRD AND THE
CANAL. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of a deed Of
trust executed by Robert |. Fleming, Edward r.
on THURSDAY the 12fh day of November instant,
1853 proceed to sell 1T public auction. the pre-
misses. a. o'clock Z. NJ, those two certain LOTS
OF LAND living In the city Of Richmond on the
east side OF Fifth street between Byrd street and
the canal, fronting Fifth street together forty
five (!5) feet. and running back to alley, and de-
signal ed rs lots Nos. and 2 on the plan annexed
to AMI recorded With deed from william n Tins
TERMS Made known ut sale.
VILLA I. CLOPTON, Trustee.
A. G. PULLIAM, Auc:iOneer. no Bids
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BY Wnstock Il Levin, Auctioneers.

BY WinstOck Il Levin, Auctioneers.
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
~ On WEDNFSDAEth 18th of November. at
10 O'Clock. we will sellSat our wareroom, No. 1905
Main street. fresh and most desirable stock OF
MERCHANDISE, comprising In part
BOOTS, SHOES and BALMDRALS for mems,
wOmens. and 'hildren's wear. OF every style
and variety, direct from eastern manufac-
tnrers:
The la est styles OF MEMS and BOYS HATS,
embracing all sizes and colnrs:
Choice lot of elegant CaRPETINGS-Vsenna,
Wool, Ingram, and magnificent Brussels pat
Fl DOR and TABLE OILCLOTHS.
Splendid assortment of
CLOTHS
CAsSIMERES,
SaTINETS
HOOP SKIRTS.
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
and otier articles, which will be exhibited on day
of sale.
TERMS: Cash.
We ask the special attention of city and country
us direct from manufacturers, which Will be sold
positively without reserve In lots to suit pur-
chaSers.
Consignmcnts solicited. Liberal advances made
and prompt returns guaranteed
WINsTOCK & LEVIN.
no II huct 'oneers.
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s21 Main street.
three doors below SnOtswood Hotel.
A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM, IN T

A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM, IN THE
"A COUNTY OF HENRIC0. F0UR MI e.
AROVE THE CITY. AND ONE-HAIF MILE
FOR SALE At AUCTIOS.-Will be sold at auc-
Il n on THURSDAY the 18th da! Of November,
on the premises, at IL O'Clock NJ, desirable small
FARM, situated as above described The build
lngs consist Of a small dwelling house With SIX
rooms. and the usual out-bnildings. There are
about fifty acres OF land cleared; The balance
lnnrteen acrcs) In wood Of oak and hickory and is
we'll watcrcd The land Is we'll ADAPTED fer garden
ing. and also for vineyard, or for any other
crop. 49,
TERMS: One-third cash: balance on credit of
six and twelve months, negotiable notes, secured
by deed Of trust.
The above property can he bought privately be-
fore the day OF sale.
JAMES II. TAYLOR & SON,
kurtioDpprS.
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MJINTER sCHEDULE.-RICHM0yD

w AND EEI hhoDUhU hAILRDA u n,
and after WEDNESDAY the eth instant ia
trains over this road win be run as follows '-'
Leave Richmond At A. IL. and 2:as p N
Leave Petersburg at lo:Ss A. IL and $50 p "
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with pass.ngs,
N. and Petersburg daily at c:!o A. NJ. TsanT,rr:.
excepied).
The "A. N. train will not leave Richmond on INN.
days, and tie $40 F. ID. train will not leave Pe,ers
burg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the ?:7spg
train, running through daily.
Fare 70 sorfDlk, -. Baggage checked throuys
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal raj.
Will leave C;over Hill at 4. 81, and Tetufnlny
leave Richmond at 2:!o L. ii. on Tuesdays. thurs,
days, and Saturdays. +. II. Gill
no2 ENGINEER and Spo4rinl.nrrn,
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GALE OF LAND.-On FRIDAY the goth
y day Of November. -sos. by virtue Of decree
of tho County Court of Prince Edward, TIE unner-
signed AZ commissioner of the court. VIII sell 10
the highest bttder. upon the premises certain
TRACT OF LAND lytrg In sid county; ar, anu
DRIED ACRES. and uron which Mrs. Martha A,
bgnew. deceased. formerly resided. and within TWO
miles Of Burkeville. ,,
t,nn and with little pital and enterprtse can re
m ade very handsome and valuable. Buildings e1-
cellent and In good repair. ~ If, ,
Dr lanes A. grew Mt BurkeviNe VIII show
the place to any person wishing to see 1t before DAY
OF sale. $780,, "a otrh,oor
TERMs:A credit Of six twelve. and elFh.ren
mon. his bonds with sati factory security ana
retained until the purchase moneys e"IIGtNEs
Commissioner.
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LETTER FROM LEXINGTON
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Conclusion of List Of Premiums at Roci-
=. bridge Far-Speech Of Ndjor Dorman
Vat a Railroad Neutrality-suspicious. of the
X Virginia Military Institute Mess Hall
Anniversary Dinner-Is Judge Shcgey
ga Legal Judge?
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RAILROADS,
DICHMOND ARID DANYILLR Rl1r

G8 ~ - q ~ s5rssssss:1
piCHM0ND AND DANVILLE RAIr-
LII 3 o a D--SUMMER sFHEDULE.--On, 80
after TUpsDAY, November 10, the trains on tbis
6oTs9 WEsT.-Thrnugh HaiI Train.-Ie,,.,
Richmond daily ut $40 A. IL. leaves Dsn I'm.
daily at AL Pm. connecting 1t BurseyilIe wass
the southside road for Fsrmville, Lynchberg. ,1s
all ststion1 the Virginia aud Tennessce SAG sao
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, dc., Tenn !.
Losis7;lie, Columbus &C., KY; Huntsville d..
burg &C., Miss. New Orleans, &C., and ~ 3rsst
ooro With North Carolina railroad for Chkrdt,ss'
Colunbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, mo-
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., 6s. {; Rontgouery "a,
bile, New Orleans, &c, 1'''
GoIHa EAsT.-ThroUsh Mail Train.-J.,,..
Greensboro daily at $50 A. u. leaves Dsne,,asa
daily st s:4s A. n. connects ri Yurkevfle NTH ne
ssutbside Train from Lynchburg Tor Petersbp,,.,s
&c. S
Through tickets can be procured ct The ,,e.s,
ofdcee In Richmond and Dsnv1lle TO all imports5;
points South and Southwest, and q: GreensIcra
and DanyilIe 10 all points North, East, and We,
THOMAS DODASEhU
ri,sn
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ysOR NEW YORK-OLD Do ..rg.

ESOR NEW TORh-OLD Do .,$,gyn
Il aINION STEAMSHIP COHPA- sSssiSSsSssSts
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, alec.
MAELE, and HATTERAS, leave New YorS @
Richmond every "WEDNESDAY and shIUh..
DAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY h1
SATURDAY. $500,
These ships are entirely new. they have eeEE.
saloons and etaterO0ns; the fsre, Acconb0~E
tons, AID attention, are unsurpassed. Il.
grc!ghts FOR points beyond New ioEs f9TMs'c'1
With Dispatch end no charge made save ior ."
tuai expenses Incurred.
Close connections INSIDE Htth steamers io' :"
southern and European ports. II
Insurance effected at lowest rates when cEd.tsSs
n. L. ECCREADY, President ls' Greeh".'-
street, New York.
WILLIAM G. DUNBAR b CO., Agents
nys corner Main and Eleventh street
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pie are curious to know whether Judge :e
Underwood will decide in the Cesar all,-
fin case that Judge Shelley is not a ; oua90'
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BY Z. Gathright, Auctioneer,
1888 Main street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.

BY Z. Cartwright, Auctioneer,
1888 Main street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
7 WILL SELL AT MY STORE ON
THURSDAY The l?h instant, at 10 O'Clock, a
large lot OF FURNITURE, &c, such as
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
CABINETS,
BUREAUS,
CHAIRS.
ROCKERS
TABLES
MATTRFssEs
FEATHER BEDS,
R0LsTERS,
BLANKETs, &C.
ALSO,
large lot of CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
FINE CLOTHS,
CASSlMFRPS,
and many other articles too numerous TO detail.
Z. GAIHRlGIfT.
nol1 Auctioneer.
GALE AT AUCTION.-To be sold at auc-
y ton on THURSDAY 10th OF November, 1868,
at IL O'Clock noon. at the farm on the Westham
Robertson (Which belonged to the late Colonel
Samuel MyeTs)i the CROPS HORSES and FARM
F0nDkR,
TOPS.
SHITCKS,
WHEAT and RYE STRAW,
2EXC ELI. ENT HORSES
WAGONS,
PLOWS.
HARROWS,
CRADLE, etc.
Also, several articles Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE
TERMS OF PAYMENT: All sums of twenty dollars
and under cash above that sum. sixty days credit
on approved endorsed negotiable notes. no 9-a*
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. AND ONF-FOURtH INTEREST IN a
LARGE MANUFACTU HING MILL, IN THE
COUNTY OF MECkLFNBURG. VA.-By vir-
burg county r"nherc' at he September term 1855
In the case of William 1ownes. pllintif. against
Beverley Williamson ~ h own light and as ad-
PENDANT. The undersigned s. s-@cizI commissioner,
will sell on We NESDAT To- 81 dsv Of necem-
Der 1858, upon tie Pr ~; :: 29r!!c c; d
TRACT OF LAND in TIE county u &.cElsnburg
Or Will h the late James III Tan son died s.ezai
contalning SI<E HgSD4ED AND POUR AND
This land IS situated on the Dan river above The
mouth of Big Buffalo creek and half miles
from that well-known' waite .ing-plsce Buffalo
Springs, six mics above Clarksyllle ard eleven
miles from the Richmond and Dauvl!e railroad.
The Improvements consist OF large and COM
H HSHsFs ineladns BhREs oGf
There Is on the premise; good APPLE and
PEA CHI ORCHARD, and well Of good water in
Also. ONE LOT OF FOUR ACRES, lying i'm
medlatelv beyond the corporate limits Of Clarks-
Vile, with a LARGE THkf E.STORY Brio X
TOBACCO FACTORY located thereon also 4
good DWELLlNG-HOUSE and five or six double
cabins.
Al the same time and place will be sold ONE
FOURTH INTFRFST in that large manufactur-
Ing mill at Abbyville known as "RU SELLS
MILL" and the improvements connected there
with. consisting Of a NlLLER'S HOUSE sTnRF-
SHOP.
Also, TWO SMALL LOTS lying two or three
miles below ClarksyIe.
TERMS OF SALE : For cash as to so much OF the
proceeds Of SAFE rs will defray al expenses the
Balance Of the purchase money to he divided into
two eunal instruments payable one and two years
from day of sale the purchasers to execute bonds
with approved security bearing interest from date,
and the title to be retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and conveyance. are ordered by the
court. X. Y. GVERBEY,
oc 81 Special Commissioner.
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,rrrnsBURs LETTER.
c,.,. coincidence of the Richmond Dispatch

Markets. Remarks and Quota''onsZdf.n .1
Settlement of the Prince George court
house Dific,llty.- s.:2a1sds
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LOW

W AL U ABLE JAMES RIVER LOW
v GROUNnSF FOR Sal Ely virtue OF a deed
of trust dated March 1st, 1852 from James ". 7 o.
gan. shall, as administrator OF Mar. W. Miller,
IN trustee named In said desd on MONDAY the
18th day of November, 1868 trourt-dayi. at Gooch-
land Courthouse, sell 1t public auction, to the high
est bidder (for CASH, the land conveyed by said
deed.
This land consists of NINETY ACRES of James
River l"w-grounds. 1t les on James river on the
one side AID the canal on the other. 1t Is about
thirty-eigEt miles aao-e the city of Richmond.
Every foot Of IS ofvery superior QUALIFYING poor
land and no waste land.
WILLIAM MILLER,
Administrator OF
Mar. ". MIL, deceased Trustee.
y
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BY Grubbs & Williams. kuctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

BY Gruhbs & Williams. kuctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
VS1HE THREE-STORY BRICK TENE-
MENTN No 40. ON WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
STRFET RETWEFN CARY AND CANAL
STRFFTS. OCCUPIED BY MRS. TEMPLE
MAN. WILL RE SOLD At AUCTION UPON
BIER, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
It has seven rooms, kitchen with two rooms
water and gas, and culVert draining the pre-
mis- s.
The lot is 2ctS7S feet.
The bni ding is somewhat out nf repair. bnt can
be restored Mt 4 moderate expense annlt IS ne,
rahle as residence being very convenient to busi-
ness.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
,o,o AurtioneerS.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctloneers,
Office, No. s2l Main street,
three doors below the Spotswood Hotel.
LOST AED FOUND.

Gfn REWARD.-On the night of the
ED lV 4th instant my store near Chesterfield
depot Caroline county, was broken into aud rob-
bed of various articles OF ready-made cl.thing,
boots shoes, hats, two carpet-bags one double
barrel shotgun (small barfelsl, one fve-shooter,
&C. valued In ell az SlS0. Also, some SOS In green
backs (alI small notes. and IS In gold--viz., two
g. SO pieces.
viii nav the above reward for the discovery of
the robber and 40 additional for the recovery OF
the goods, or in proportion to the amount 1eco-
yered.
no laLd2tssw?t L. n. STERN,
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AUCTION SALES.

TITS DAY,
by Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
1899 Main street.
yTERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT,
v WITH A SMALL. FRAMED HOUSE
THEREON. CORNER TWFNTY-SPVFNTH
AND MARSHALL sTRTTrS I'll, 81, r ., ;hs
,Inest Of the owner. on THURSDAY, 18th dav Of
November 1853. at q o'clock T. ~, on The premi-
ses that VALUABLE BT1LD1SG LOT as ahoVe
described npon which there is small framed
building containing two TO etc. The lot front
on the west side OF .Twenty-seventh street 33xl5a
feet.
noo 1--WE E. BROTHER. Auctioncers.
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Sss'GkM 4; &S,

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND HSRSk
4 AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP $1,000,
LINE. Steamers NORFOLK aud NAL-ki
CITY, composing this line, willlcaYe fhllauetPn'
every SATURDAY,, aud Richmond every fhE
DAY, alternately. o.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and So
Louis, via Pennsylvania Central railroad. his@
for Norfolk and Boston; and close cOnnectiGa
made at Norfolk. Bills Of lading signed through
Passage TO Pbiladcphia, incuding meals aad stale
room 80. w. l.. Porter, Agent,
Oc IL Office 342s Dock street.
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T OST OR STOLEN, on yesterday, q
La SILVER HUNTING-CASE PA ~
TENT-LEVER WATCH; Cooper, Liv- w q.
erpool, maker. 1t is supposed to have been asS5
lost in Totts'S tavern. Cary street. TEN DOL
LARS REWARD Will be paid for its delivery to
no is-at* WILLIAM CRAWFORD.
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BY WELLINGTON Goddin,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
LII ON CANDLES HILL. on THE We'll
LINE OF FOURTH BETWEEN BYRD AND
ARCH STREETS. FOR SALE AT ATCT1ON-
VIII be sold ut auction. on the premises, on FIX
DAY The 13th of November. 1898. az m,cInck =:
NJ. the choice Of those two HANDSOME BHlCh
COTTAGFS located ms above one Of which Is oc-
cupied bv Mr.. Samuel Eaton and the other ny Mr..
John G. Wade. Each Of the tcnemrnts are hand
somelv finished and have the usual acrommoua-
pose thew are adm Iraby we'll adapted. The neigh
borh- cd is good one, and the location ana The
view from it equal to any In Richmond.
TERMS One-fourth cash : balance at three, slT,
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by trust deed
no10 w. G'DDlN. Auc'loneeE.
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BY Richardson K Newhurn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1915 Main, corner Of Eleventh street.

A NEAT FRAME DWELLING COM
"a tanning TWO ROOMS AND LOT
26 3-12 BY 100 FEET, ON ST. PAUL'S
STREET BETWEEN FEDERAL AND CHAR
ITY STREETS. FOR SALE At AUCTION
at the request Of Mr.. j. W. Crow we viii sell the
ahOvc-named property ut auction on the premises,
on FRIDAY the 18th instant, at ! o clock p. NJ.
TERMS One-third cash balance at three and
six months for negotiable notes bearing Interest
and secured by trust deed.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN,
10
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
u the Auditor Of the State of Virginia for the
renewal OF the following lost CERTIFICATE OF
VIRGINIA STATE REGISTERED STOCK In
the name of Henry T. Holiday: "Eo. Aote for
$500, act 3ad March, 1897 ocs-Thsm
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BY Richardson & Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
- No. 1915 Main and Eleventh streets.
,HREE NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS

THREE NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS
4 AND LOTS FOR SALE AT AUCT1oN;=
we viii sell at auction on the premises. on MON.
DAY the 10Th Instant at & o. clock 2. NJ. THR"E
NEAT FRAME DWFLLIEGS-One containing
three rooms. and the Of hers two each-and LOFTS.
fronting Is 20-18 feet, on Monroe street Between
Broad and Marshan.
TEENS: Liberal. and made known at the time
of sale. RICHARDSON q NE" h'hN,
no IL AucIIoneeis.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS !!-Just
~ received at No. 1908 Main street,
Theatrical Management in the South and West.
by Sol. Smith.
! he Trotting Horse OF America. BY Woodruff.
Fun for the Million.
Canoes from English History. By the author OF
Heir Of kedclS Ie
The Life of George and Robert Stephenson with
History OF the in vention Of the Locomotive
Spanish Gypsy. BY George Eliot.
The Story OF q Round LosI
handbook for Travellers in Europe and the
East.
All the above, with many other NEW and At
TRACTIYE BOOKS, can be had at
A. Il. CHRISTIAN Il CO.'S,
Oc % opposite the postOfnce.
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DOWHATAN sTEAMBOATSgsEsa,3

DOWHATAN sTEAMB0AT4gsss.sza
L COMPAN Y.-STEk II z 4 Ssssas - -
STATE OF MARYLAND AND PETE hSgg Si; ~
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAVE R0GIf N IN
BALTINORE, skEAENAH, ;Bt QSI0TA1i az az
TIMORF, MAKING CLOSE C0ShECIITT "a
WITH STEAMERS TO PRiLADELP,R. : ~. :, -
CHANGE FOR WHARfASE' IpnhkAEis iIifP:
Or FORWARDING, md ~ JpE5GnuIVI0yD
AND BhLTI9OEE.-Leayes Bstiml@@IT'sp S,'Y
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and 80 IsrtHIias.
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAl' INV
DAY and SATURDAY,. .r, m 70
Freiph. received every day except sanIat1 -
7o'clocS Z. NJ. Tbese steamers have eSce.r..,cL
loon, stateroom, aud PASSENGER accon; ..ve,,ro0.
aytys For rretyh, or passage apply 10
HARVEYS 4 WILLIAM, hETplors.
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BY Richardson e Newburn.
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
1915 Main street. corner Eleventh.
TWO NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS AND
LOTs FOR SiLEAT AUCTION We will
sell Mt anction. the promises on TUESDAY
the 18th Instant at o'clock p. VI. TWO NEAT
FRAME DWELL ISGS mos. 535 ard 5af). con-
tainng three rooms each. with kitchen and all ne
cessary ou-bouses. and lots fronting by 100
each. located In the Valley on the Central rail-
road. between Leigh and Jackson streets
TgRMS: One-balf cash: balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes bearing l:tercSt
and secured by a trust deed.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN.
nol1 Auctoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-12

BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
CMALL FRAMED T e n Z M z N 7, IN
S-ADAMS,S VALLEY. NEAR TO THE
WoRKSHOPs OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAiL
RAILROAD COMPANY. ON Mill STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCT1OE.-Wilfb be sold at auc.
tIon. on the premises. on SATURDAY the l4th OF
November, 1858 ut O'Clock p. NJ, SMALL
FRAMED TENEMENT, located as above. rear
the residence Of Mr.. Hsverstraw. The lot mas
front OF forty feet and depth Of goo feet.
TERMS At sale. w. GOi,plN,
no RUctlOHeST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-12

TOR RENT, very desirable BRICK c.
II TENEMENT, situated on the east side S:.k
OF Fifth street between Leigh and Jackson streets
recently occupied by James NJ. Stevens ESQ. con-
taiuIng six rooms, with bathroom, q essing-
room &c Kitchen containing two rooms {; ga
ard water coal and wood house all IN GOOD re-
pair Possession can be had immcdiattly.
T. d. EACHO,
no19-st Real Estate A gent and Auctipneer.