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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-14

\ SINGULAR ApyENTpRE.-On the I'd Of
september two of Lord -Muncaster's SER
wants, one of them the butler, took q boat
from Port Ballantrae, Antrim, for an hours
sail. They did not return, and inquiries
being made, it was learned that schooner
had been seen to pick up a boat with two
men in it.. At the end of week a letter
was received from Derry, written by cap
tain of q schooner, to say that he had picked
up in the vicinity of Rathlin, and out Of
great danger, q boat with two men; therein,
who evidently knew little about the
management Of oars. The captain, on
taking them ON board, had intended to
carry them on with him to Derry, but
the pleasure-seekers, on coming again
opposite Port Ballantrae, where the
waters appeared to be more quiet, insisted
on being permitted to- take their oars, as
before, and endeavor to reach the home
that was still, visible through the twilight
by the, shorter route they had only to row
about mile Of water. The butler having
with him the keys under which were the
good things Of the castle, there was nothing,
would preserve its ,honored inmates from
tuc .uUllOi, tClOs3 VI cllVl 4AV
schooner went ON her way SO did the boat.
The former reached Derry in due course,
but the latter was not seen there or at Port
Ballantrae ever after. Time passed. i Lord
Muncaster paid the owners of the boat for
the loss of their. little craft; but he and
his family were SO affected over, the me-
Iancholy fate of their fayorite servants
one Of, whom had been in his lordship's
service for ten years, ard the other for
eight-that they gave up their occupancy
of Seaport Lodge the following week,
though the terms Of their engagement were
little more than half expired. The two
men, utterly unable to force their way
against the tidal wave of the Atlantic, were
carried out to sea, where, some twenty
miles from land, they were picked up by
an American vessel bound for Quebec.
Thither they were carried and landed after
FIVE weeks passage. Thence they were
SCI to Liverpool by o Canadian packet,
and "a. week reached their own homes.
One o. ne men has wife and family; and
when he returned, after his two months
absence, ne found mis- wife in deep mourn
ing.-Irish Citizen. ,s.as a-
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
1879 Maln street.

NTERYj VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTO-
.- v RYAND FIXTURES +, K SALE AT AUG
TiON BY Writ ne of q deed of trust made the III
teeTrth day or March 1862 and duly recorded in the
clerks Office OF the Hastings. Court, win. as
trusteee proceed to sell at public auction on WE'D
NESDAY the Esd December at II O'Clock NJ. on
the premtses. the valuable four-stOry RRICK
FACTORY, with all the FACTORY FIXTURES
conveyed BY said deed, now rented to Mr.. r. J.
Christian Mt tho anuuaIrental OF $4,000 Eta
The lot fronts eighty feet on Main street with
usua! depth. and has upon It besides The factory
bacco the whole In good condition. Possession
given March !, 1900. .r .
TERMS Though the iced requires cash sale.
| am Instructed TO say that for the real estat. the
following terms WIN be accepted: ORe-fourtb
cash balance at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest added secured by trust decd For
the fixtures For al sums over $780, sixty days
credit for approved endorsed paper or cash. at the
option ofthe purchasers. I.1E
de I2-tds L. H. WHIT OCK, Trustee.
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BY Wellington Goidin.
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent
SALE OF sEvEl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sEELn,
" HUNDRED AND TWEST S, = TTsn nSiTaYi,
OF LAND IN GhESTEBfl FIELD ,uo - 80
NEsR The COURT-H0USs, On the S J;Ss
WEIR HILL Road by yirtne OF GsefSe VI i he
Circuit Court az Richmond. prohounced on t ~"
aOth OF November, 1893. N the case OF - he
guardian against Aonteiros SHAH, Is 'hSont,s,d
special commissioners thereby appotttn lIGeg
TO sell a, public auction, at the ofse % n,S al
ton Gadln, auctioncer ~ the corner q bapS an
Kle, enh' streets, IN the city o. blehua"hu u
WEUE EsnAY tbs 10TH II DECEMBER .'os. :,
O'Clock NJ, the TRACT on LAM, lScs.JIy
above. OF which reptamin GrsySs u SISSfSsns:ED
Containing by actuai survey SEVEN hOhhItaS ~
AND TWEGTY-flyE AChss. OF wh! Ga W. -.
larger proportion Is covered with o,isiaa ~
coItlary growth OF osk zine. Se., Shleh ~ lanes
I'D very valuable by feason OF US Access "
river by the Clover Hill railroad, :, ,,,t,atpgs,
rhere are on the tract several old oniial's''
needing some repairs. .naax ner so
M sale and the costs OF tho sptL; b:al@nSe "
instalments OF enc ANA TWO years tos aons"o ave
good al security, bearing eerssS MI iii
PAYABLE semi annually, and title relalHS ystsncs
OF The purchase money Is PAID anu e'''
directed by The court. urr!Er
de ?-stawtds Acting Se'.iHi1
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From the Louisville Courier.


We were invited by the Louisville Sorgo
Company TO visit their sugar factory to ex
anime the sugar-house machinery and pro-
cess Of making sugar. We found the works
much more simple than we had antici-
pated-an establishment which almost any
good farmer could have put up, or one
which answers every purpose, at very mod
crate, cost. In the graduating boxes we
saw heavy mush, a quantity of which was
made into sugar equal to any sugars offered
in the markets. This was done in our pre-
sence and under our immediate observation.
In our judgment, sorghum sugar is q sue
cess, and in few years there will not only
be q sufficient amount made for hsme con-
sumption in our own State, but large guam.
titles transportation. 49, .s5.ih r
.. trs O., SAMUEL 3. FIELD,
oz,A a&o7 JOHN j. PAGE, H.
h. Of Columbia, Adair county, KY; .
4ssa TT. FINNIE, -
~ late of Memphis, Tenn.
Louisville, Ky, November %, 1868.
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THE New MILKY WAY.-The following
queer typographical blunder occurs in the
Winsted Herald, the article being a commu-
nication on the recent meteoric shower, by
a correspondent p" On the morning of the
18th instant, ut FIVE O'Clock, as l went out to
milk my COWS, I observed numerous shoot
ing stars and counted qohile milcirg SIR
stars, more than one hundred and tacenty
co,os-some small with short tail of light,
and some large and brilliant, in stream of
FIRE extending across the heavens for per
haps thirty degrees, and falling from south
east to northwest ETC., etc., ,x.,,r
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PETERSBURG, December u, 1868.

- PETERSBURG, December u, 1858.
After long delay, during which many
heart must have grown Sod and weary, q
nuhi;c meeting was held last night for the
pnrnosc of re6rganizipg the Relief Associa-
t;on of the city. This is altogether q pri-
vafe institution, which is now rendered
more necessary than ever from the fact
thar the corporate authorities have with
drawn all aid from INDECENT persons outside
~ the alms-house. This was rather cruel
measure, as there are not few--especially
ancng the female portion Of our popuiation
ofdelicacy and refinement who greatly need
charitable assistance, but who would revolt
at the, idea of being domesticated with pau
pers. The meeting referred to was indeed
but poorly attended,; but this may be
ascribed to the inclemency of the weather.
A large amount Of work, however, was
chalked out, and several appropriate com
mittees, composed OF some Of our leading
citizens, appointed TO carry tout. The
collecting committee Was on the street to-
day, for 8 short while, and met with very en-
coaraging success, every person to whom they
applied freely contributing to the cause.
A noticeable feature in the proceedings
Of the meeting was the presence OF several
respectable colored persons to represent
that portion of our population. They so
far participated in furthering the object
in view as TO get the appointment by the
presiding officer, Mayor Burgess, Of sepa-
rate committees of their own color to work
among their brethren. This, we think,
was judicious movement. Each race will
now have their appropriate sphere of labor;
and while acting under the same authority
a kindly feeling may be promoted. In our
disorsaaized condition, everything tending
TO harmony deserves to be encouraged.
The store of Matthew B. Thomas, very
respectable colored man, who keeps quite
a large stock of goods, on Sycamore street,
was entered last night and robbed of
number Of articles Of value. Among other
things the rogues carried off dozen pairs
of shoes, three or four pairs of boots, and
several rolls of cloth. The entrance was
effected by means of false key, with
which the front door was unlocked, and
locked again after the robbery had been
committed. Other robberies, but Of small
amount, were also committed last night.
In fact, scarcely night passes that some
of our citizens are not subjected to depre-
dations.
Business during the week has been very
fair; better, in fact, than at any time dur
ing the season. The cotton receipts exceed
those of last week by nearly two hundred
bales. D.
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! AUCTION SALES.
FUTGRE DAY.
-G4Byfcoek g. Lsughton, Auctioneero,
Corner of Goyeruos and Franklin streets

E|LEGsNT HOUSEHOLD FyRN1TURE,
cFIj'CARPETS, C6OKTNG-RANGE, GAS FIX
TDRffs. &C .'atkUCTtDN.-On "WEDNESDAY
housekeepingJJ No. dii Franklin, between sixth
and Seventh streetr-5 all of her HOUSEHOLD
e1ee1s GIsasIs.1sf f2alREoRsurr covered
\, ST 4fsx @t,s ROSEWOOD PIANO, made
Is exceflen e' TAPESTRY cARpEF! little used !;
A. H II / MAR 3 TABLE and ETA
!, DAMAsKa CURTAINS and WINDOW
SHADES, a....--.sI Es n: ~
every ornamental CHANDELIERS.
Two chambers are furnished with L21a
Excellent SUITS IN WALNUT, with marble
! MIHH6GGaNY CHAMBER srIT complete:
. handsome" SOLID OAK Cha MBER. SUIT,
foruamented with walnut; =, 1af.fr3: K. gg
~ COTTAGE s g p BIDS rEADs, ,r,,,zoz3 i, il.
p a large number OF superior FEATHER BEDs,
'' HAIR and .sHUCK MATTRESSES,
BLANKETS ~er. - 90 = u-IGgEgE
4: Cha MRER. and PARLOR STOVES. "''
PASSAGE, and FLOOR OILCLOTE, g..
p The dining: room is furnished with e .
nv WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, fourteen
% 4, large quantity of CRoCKERY, laf.'1 ~
Il SSThsssWARF, ae lEa :".e.. @st ~.
TABLE CUTLERY and LINEN. ~ sess
+ The usual amount of KITCHEN L FURNITURE,
including - -.
III necessary appurtenances. -r-r n .s-r 81. -
- The Furniture may be SEN on Tuesday.
F. eiyhu Cd -fsE COOK LAUG HTON,F e
. de ID a ..r's..s en- a Auctfoneers. n
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Large and Small Farms.

Sometime ago the Richmond Dispatch
contained very judicious estimate Of this
question, which we regarded at the time as
incontroyertible.
Some thinkers are apt to "run in the
grounds az the phrase is, @ new thing, and
this matter of small farms is one of them.
But what the Dispatch said of them is
true. In illustration of this, we have re-
ter; eontained in the Newbern Journal of
Commerce which is to the point. The
writer says: e5a
81 travelled for two weeks with DR.. r..
p Ashe formerly of Wilmington, N. c.,
now of the city Of Stockton through the
great agricultural region Of the San Joaquin
Valley DR.. Ashe is the second largest
farmer in California. His crop Of grain
this, or rather next, season viii be about
1000 bushels, if the season is a fair one.
81 was on one Of his farms, 2,l00 acres
in extent, upon which he had five men en-
ployed in blowing and putting in seed. He
told me he would not employ over seven Ia
borers until harvest, and expected to raise
10000 bushels grain on that farm. All this
struck me as very strange-20,000 bushels
grain and only seven men to do the labor;
but when looked at his gang plows pulled
by six or eight horses, his sowing machine
on atwo-horse wagon, scattering the seed
sixty feet vide, and SO adjusted as to SOW
forty-fye, sixty, or seventy-fve pounds to
the acre, one man being able to SOW fifty or
sixty acres per day and then to his reaping
machine, that goes through his fields taking
the heads off them, leaving the straw stand
ing, the machines being accompanied by
wagons Of huge dimensions, and making an
opening twenty or twenty-five feet wide,
throwing the grain fast as reaped upon
wagons, which deposited it fast as received
IN some convenient place ready for the
thrasher, which comes along, worked by
eltaer horse or steam power, which thrashes
ana bags from 900 to 900 bushels per
dayii was=no longer astonished. Seven
seea hundred acres Of this farm will be
seeasa aaew with grain; 400 acres viii be
volunteer crop" 49, -
here we see that {. large farm 10 c,,t;-
waited by comparatively few hands NV the
aid OF 1abor-saying machines and, no donht
all the latest improved agricultural ;mnls.
mepts.--Petersbarg Express.
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by Lyme q Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents
1899 Main street,

THREE VERY DESIRABLE FRAME
i TFNEMESTS, ON THE SOUTH SIDE GY
TWENTY-FlFTH STREET FOB SALE At
AUCT1ON.-Ne will sell at public auction. on the
premises, on TUEsD AY the 18th day Of December
1891, at4 O'Clock z. u. three neat FRAME TKNF.
MENTS. located IS described, containing four and
1--WE rooms each with the usual 0ut-houscs, at pre-.
sent occupied by good and punctual tenants at fair
rents. en- r 0-0--1 =
Two Of the lots front 20 feet tnore or lessl each
andthe other 80 feet (more or iess) running back
depth Of 100 feet (more or less).
Parties or limited means seeking an !nvestmen,
would do well to attend
ID TERMS: Liberal, and at sale.
LYME & BROTHER
de 10 AuctinnAers
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BY Grubbs x Williams, = ucrioneers,
Eleventh street between Maip and Bank.
4 0NE-E1RrH INTEREST IN THE ST

A ONE-FIFTH INTEREST IN THE ST.
IA CHARLES HOTEL PROPERTY WILL
Be SOLD AT AUCTION, UPON THE PRE-
Misses, ON WEDNESDAY,, THE l5Ta DAY
OF DECEMBER, AT IL O'CLOCK M.--Thf pro-
perry is so well known that lengthy description
Is deemed unnecessary. II Is situated on the north
east corner OF Main and all streets IS seventy,
three and len-tweiflbs by about one hundred ana
seventy feet to Walnut alley. and has upon II the
large and handsome brick building covering tns
whole area, four stories above the Dasrmtnt aito
and seven stores on Wall street. besides Tue ho-
tel, which embraces about one hundred rooi a.S
aysr, convenience and rrduisite for the business,
The Hotel IS now successfully conducted.
The rents are between IL ooe ard -, COZ sha she
the butiuess part Of the city, that this property
must always lie gsrded IS subStantiaf ard pro-
TPS,ys. WIN be mace known at The time or
sale. GRobno'@ WILLIAMS.
dc 7-9, II, Id n uCtlCpeSrS.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

.rTSH0MAsC c. BAYT0P,, LAND AGENT, Glou-
4 cester county, Va, has now In his hands for
sale . HiRTY FARMS or various sizes, situated
upon York, Ware, North, and Severn rivers, One
place OF nine hundred a0ses cleared land Tor rent,
Good houses and fences. Persons wishing 70 buy
or rent WIN call ON The subscriber st Cappaaosic,
on York river, or address through postoifce Gion-
yester Courthouse, Va. no so-IN
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How TO KILL FowLs.-By the following
operation, says the Rural World, fowl
will be dead at once and the flesh white.
Open the bill and insert a sharp, narrow
blade into the back part of the roof, sever
ing the vertebre. Then hang up by the
legs and let it bleed clean. sa.-
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AUCTION SALES.
~ .--~-~-~ <-S<<-~->I- - -~--L -
FUTURE DAY. -
BY arubbs & williams, auctfoneera
Eleventh street between Main and Rank

]. A ssIGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE
.E1 REAL ESTATE OPPOSITE THE sPOTs..
WOOD H0TEL.--On FRIDAY, 18th fsy ~ r.
cemher, 1853 at u shall sell assignee Of y.s
dinand senrath, q bankrupt. Mt panlir suctio.e
those TWO VALUABLE TFESHFyTg >s,cD g.'
800 and sos located on the north side OF Main ~
tween Eigh,h and Ninth streets, Immediately M.
posite the Spotswood Hotel. and at present I'D ~
ped by John Boucher & Co. and the said bsn cl'
rupt, his property will be sold subject To z,nns
rent or fifty dollars per month under fees y,
lease for fse years, beginning on the Is, a.
December. 1855 and expiring n the lst DAY NJ h1
cember, 1872, and TO deed OF trust dnl7 rscn,sss
inthe Richmond Hastings Court for $50 MAJ "a
secure the payment OF negotiable note To- 10
same amount maturing on the sh day OF Janaa,rTve
1889. @5" > 1t H'h
- the sametfne and place shall Also sar,,.
FIXTURES In No. sos occupied by said bsnI
rrry,tl consisting OF n COUNTER, SHOWrIssas-
pair IF sc AZ e.. sHSLYES, large sssortras,,h
GLASS CANDY, JARS, TABLES. CHAIRS. tc ~
TERMS Cash. GE0RGE Rosa &C.
81 ~ Assignee Of r. Neurath, bankrsn,
Postponed on account OF Indictment weather >,
TUESDAY the 18th instant at the same hour ~ ~
O'Clock ID gs Pal IL. GEORGE ROSS -
De IL Assignee Of F. Nenrafb. b.nf,pn,
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Dentistry.

-
~ GORGE 3. STEEL, DENTIST: 60
w deYotes special g!tenti4n to the e, pre- - =
sets ARTIFLClSL ONES UPON GOLD on
VuLCANITa In superior. style, aud at prices Is
low as the same quality of work caa be procured
elsewhere. Uld gold plate taken in exchange. 80
- Extracting teeth 81 ra.-a1T.. 80 !, LnL
+ OfFcetNo. T23 Ts1E STREET, I'VE doors above
spotsyvood Hotel, Richmond, Va oe2.-sm.-
NENTAL NOTICE REDUCTION -
Z IN THE PRICE OF ARTIFItfALSJsy
TEETH. nacrsiEned S'tli nsest Full 4t, X
rTLTrH or-TrWEc5f'E % THIRTY DOLLARS
A SET. Old gofd sets Will be taken In fe1chaugt
Tor new sets On vglcsnite al 3 small additional
charge. -.-.z ,.-,-
oi 1c1e @nS 9S'e'i'A JOHN IauoNT.
ErE. KLoEBER, DEMISE, in Ezss
Y 10 aerts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL ssg3TD
II ETH at TWENTY DOLLARs per set. Per.
feet Ct and durability warranted Can and see
specimens Of the work.
Particular attention, devoted to alling and pre-
serving the teeth as#-es.
Teeth extracted without pain.
Dental Rooms, 902 Broad street. --.-. oc 10
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H I6Vsofn2n MApE E72H His Mon The f ~
lowing wing conversation Is IS reported as having
tagen place in the barber, shop attached , TO-
one II or principal hotels The othsr dag aay
paper: see dis Mr.. Rossohllds ,,; VIVA!
ies' died, was worth fo'' hundred m'lii0n
dollsrssissfaiF orcg-gan'rt i.,Gn,na; mo- o.,
Second man ,aad brother tstrapp'ns .
razerl ;oWhol n. TR ssabi;11das ,4<I7.S
Second do How mn was ~ 'ft't'5SS
yu sasf Ro IT bnnd red Mi %
Second: aoshaniGhtyo lH7s mus lsfd 2 hs'
a gRs ss sst asaddistr3}s WI 2y Sc g.
Second mean rgoOd. diatriek * 80; e. J
what I mean1 spofse "A e vas a ~ ~ i
inspector Else ;hoy could s h. maze NAE sS
much money ?-Washingto1l 4 StSa'r,'f Of seey
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By Gruhbs q Williams, Auct!onecrs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
yE7HE VERY VALUABLE FARM 0,

yyIHE VERY VALUABLE FARM on
4 J.MFS TTvER. IN CHEST ERFIELD
COUNTY, CALLED COX AND DALE. CON
TkINING ABOUT 200 ACES OF yFRf VAIN,
ABLE JAMES RIVER Low GROUNDS. FOX
SALE IT ATCTION.-We will sci, at suction,
on The premises, on THURSDAY, lecemb'r I'm,
1858 commencing at y O'Clock W.. the very YaIGa-
BILE little FARM above described. about Is lnlcs
below Richmond IN Chesterfield county. oppotGe
Dutch Gap aud adj AGENT TO the Hewlett farm anu u
miles from Petersburg
4 his land IS very productive and ne chAractrr
OF the sol, aud its location render IL peculiarly
suited as 4 market and dairy farm.
The improvements arc Il new two story FRNht
DWELLING with four rooms, and all necessEi!
out-tui.dings ali new.
TERMS: at sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
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LOVE AT SEyENTY.-The Boston CORE
spondent Of the Springfield Republican tells
the following:
Here is q touching little romance ::
half century ago two young people
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y BY Wellington Goddin.

,HANDsoME BRICK TENEMENT ON
"A MAYO ST r z EFT ADJOINING THE
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE, FOR SALE At arr'
T1ON.-Will he sold at aHctiOn, on the rrcrn,sss
on TUESDAY the 18th Of December. l:fs :,
O'Clock T. NJ, that yery desirable BRICK TESE
NENT located as above now in the occnnanrv =,
Mr.. n. Wbitiock at an annual rem, OF Fi5J Itb.,
ample accommodations for large family. and "a
now In frst-rate order "
TERMS .rOne-third cash balance at fnrr and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured By a trust deed.
delO' W. GODDrN. Auctiorecr.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS Day.. .,-g.ssr
BY Sampson Jones, Jr., q Co.,

THIS Day.. .,.sy.s7r
I'll BY Sampson Jones, Jr., d Co.,
" Auc.ioneers and Commission Merchants.
rifeenth strees between, Main sad Cary streets
,TKTE WILUfoFFER AT Az oTION, AT
NV our warehouse, Nos. 4, G., and Fiiteenl n
stIeet tveeeh Main ana Cary, on MONDAY the
Hth recommending at bal E-gast - O. CLOCK r.
W " n Welt assorted~ stock OF q X o q u x u :,
WI \ Fss, LIQUORS, 60. consisting or OF asor
50 RkCON-sides shoulders. and hams
q Porto RICO and K REFINED. SUt}ARs-Tar I.
~ RIO and LAGUAYRA COEFEES,
MACK ERRI.Eand HERRING5, TGGz NGf ~
Il ADAM hNTIEE and TATLOW CANDLES,
sYRHPs and MoLAssEa .srgibioa
EAAIILY ane, TOILET SOAPS -o'.nroT e
q aGNSoWDEs, IMPERIAL, and Ky SON
- - Mr1s MUSTARD aFD and PEPPER. "a sM % "N'
- RT-hGNIE G. t.ndf E4.AEktNfi BRUSHES 4 :.
~ WRAPPING PAPER, &c, &c.
- i'9if s@d 'a0hIa' aLso,2 "ofti.Hf''''J '''.'.
IL MH!LsKEYs,fs1 rGW n rgal9gooS oti Il
BRA NDY, gand ageneraf1ssUtment prsUoT
n WINES. =,
n TERMS: For all sums under 300. cash over that
aonnt,,llr.Y days1eretiit for approved negotiable
paper. 5. JONES JR., SC co..
T daie sgft ~ bqfie1 uR9 ago fAuctioneers. {
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frd 'ByLee & eoddIn,S Auctioneers, ''
- Ta.-i,r. No, lit Main street. r .iJgaU

COMMISSIONERS SALE or HOUSE
I JsNHbDr9ON NJ aDIsON BETW ZEN MAR
SHALL AMP CLAtY sIREE;TS, IT , PgB;LtIG
bythe Hustinas,r aurtioft The CITY Of Richmond, /
viii proceed to Sell on MONDAY, l4th instant. at
O, clock p: DE, dn pursuance Of adecree by the
said court declared on the 2ad day Of September.
1898 an the cause styled 70 Turnerts) Turner, &C.,,
The property named ~ said decree, as follows !:
That LOT off GROUND fronting on Madison
street between Marshall and Clay streets, about
20 feet snd extending back about the usual depth
upon which is a BRICK PEN EalENF containing
four rooms.
RRMs |: Onertliird Cash: balance at .fonr aud
eight months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deed. TI..l.. u. siE
~ -y A. B. GUIGON,
-. T9HTHS n ,hrh Special Commissioner. '
Sale conducted by LEE q 6oDD1N, Auclioneers.
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Reisef Association Re6rganiSed-,Eu Evidences
Of Good Spirit Prevailing -Ro66e-
r;es--Iacredsed Receipts Of Cotton.
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female acdTanafntancss..' fhis morning he
was without walters, and he was rushing
aronnd, IKE. d: chicken with Its mead OIL,
LOOKING for, more girls. His establishmInen
"a batter than D matrimonial agency -
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rHi6ad BY Wellington 'aoddtn, 30 "a
. ~ kuctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

= 90 AApcaoneer and Real Estate Agent go
q AbE AT AUCTION OF NEAT STORE
y -AMp DWELLING ON THE SOUTH sI ty13
OF LDUvSL "BETW FEN FOUSHEE - AND
CLABKE STREETS.LWHrbes sold at Auction. On
the premises, On MoND3Y the l4th December.
1868 5aY 4Ooeelock : p. 1rM the enewly-erected
FRAMED TENEMENT, located IS above, now
occupied as "a store and dwelling by wellington
Booker, Ct The, location is "a desirable one for
sr1a retail store. The lot has front OF forty
two feet, and runs back In an angular shape one
TERMS GHaf cash; balance at three and six
months, bearing interest r. W. GoDplN
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TERMS All sums under 800. cash: over sl'1
and under 1900 sixty days over that am0unt,
ninety days credit for approved endorsed notes.