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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-13
DYEKNG AND SECURING.

ESTABLISHED IN lS60-L. LIME
u MAN,SFANCY STEAM DYEING, SCOUR-
ING, and PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 40
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH and
FIFTH, RICHMOND, FA.-LadIes' dresses,
shawls, cloaks, and sacques dyed In amy colors de-
sired or cleaned in the very best and neatest man
ner. Gentlemea's garments cleaned or dyed, and
warranted to give satisfaction. have also estab-
ished printing department, and viii print ladies'
silks, Inerinos, popllns. delaines> and alpaca
dresses. Call and see samples OF my printing.
~" L. zimmerman,
Practical Dyer, scourer, and Cleaner.
p. S.-Persons residing Ut distance from the
city can forward their goods by express, and have
them returned again In the same way at short no.
ttce, au@3m
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WONDERFUL MACH1NE.-We witnessed
Yesterday the workings of one of Dagon's
veneering machines at Albro's saw-min.
This machine, the only one in the Western
country, cuts from q log of poplar 5000
feet of stuff, for looking glass backing, in
an hour. The log is cut in sections of thirty
inches in length, and then placed on a re-
volving cylinder, which receives knife at
loo the knife is dropped 1872 Of an inch, or
as the diameter of the log is decreased. By
powerful machinery the log is revolved, and
meeting the knife, throws off a huge ribbon
of thirty inches in width, which, stretching
out over table, is cut like pie into any de-
sirable size. The operation is one of the
most interesting and the machine one of the
most compact and labor~saving we have ever
Cincinnati Chronicle.
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IMPERIAL WRIT is related in one of
the papers that one Of the Ministers (pro-
badly NJ. Rouher), in conversing with the
Empress Eugene about the recent discus
sions in the Corps Legislatif, expressed the
pain which he felt at hearing the attacks
that had been levelled against the Chief of
State. cit must, indeed, have been very
disagrecable to you," replied her Majesty,
~ for we are such near neighbors that when
stones are thrown in our garden a good
many of them must fall in yours"
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BY Lyme / Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1899 Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE.-Will be sold on
A. TUESDAY the 18th Of August 1868, ut the
late residence Of Joseph Jackson. Jr.. deceased.
on Tenth street north of Leigh his HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing the
usual variety.
PIANO, mahogany case:
SOFAS and CHAIRS.
ROSEWOOD SECRETARY,
CARPETS.
EXTENSION TABLE,
WARDROBES,
SEWING MACHINE,
BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS
BEDDING,
TABLE and TEA CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
PRINTS, &c.
ALSO,
About 10 ounces SILNERWARE.
$50 volumes MISCELLANEOUS WORMS
RIFLE.
REVOLVER,
Some CARPENTERS TOOLS,
Lot Of LUMBER
BEEHIVES. 49,,
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock. Terms tIen
made known. JOSEPH JAChoON,,
Executor of Joseph Jackson, Jr., deceased.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
.,o,yopen~ and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
STOCK OF DRUGS. MEDICINES, ElC
u ri-tue Of n deed of trust executed TO the SUP
scrihrr bv Messrs. c. W. Thomas Il Brother pear
ing date ost March. 1868 duly recorded IN hlcn-
mSnd Hastings Court. shall IN execution lh,rSu
,,roreei 10 sell ut public auction, mt their store
pparner nf Main and Twcnty-tirst streets, on
TIIITRSDAY the Goth OF August, 1858, at o'ciocH
all oil D siiJitG MED1CINEs, CHEMICALS,
JARS BOTTLES.
COUNTERS. SHELVING. ,,,.,,.,,
SHOWCASES. PRESCRIPTION CASES,
SCALES and WEIGHTS,
SODA APPARATUS. ,-
and all other goods. wares. ana merchahdi5e'
sock and fixtures contained in said drug store.
The sale will be In gross, and not In detail mus
offering 4 favorable chance FOR any one To engage
In the drug business. ., IL,
and nine months for negotiable notes, Interest
added. satisfactorily endorsed ,,,., ,,,,.,o,
an 10 =. II. SNtND - u.l,'.
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AN USRoMANTIC HrsBAED.-An aunt OF
ours concluded to try the effect Of q plea
SAINT smile and kind word upon her hus-
band when he returned from his work. She
had read how a home should be pleasant,
and the wife should always meet the nus
band with Joyful smile. The success she
had is best given in the shape of dialogue;
ENTER husband, almost exhausted ana
very hungry withal throws his hat on 1T ,ne
floor. and drops heavily into seat. we
preparing tea, looks up with smile ana Is
50 glad to see him.l
Wife "Well, my dear, it is so nice to
have YOU here at meal-time." Ia long
smile
Husband " Yes, suppose So"
Wife: show has your business prosper
ed to-day?" Another smile.
Husband: "About $780,"
Wife: "Come, my dear, supper Is ready;
let me draw your chair" Another smile.
Husband [grut1yl: 81 am too tired 10
stir. Wait till I warm my feet" >,
Wife: "Do as you choose, my dear
[Another sweet smile.l
Husband: "Look O. here, old woman -! :;
before any more fuss is made about H.
should like to know what in thunder you
are grinning at"
Aunt sighed, and relinq uishod her sWeet
smiles from that date. Uncle was not OF
the romantic sort, and didn't undcrstanu
such things.
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BY Richardson & Sewburn,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeFs'
No. l0l6 Main and Eleventh streets.

THAT DESIRABLE FRAMED DWELL
ING OF Mr.. G. J. BETHEL,S; - sH iln1
SFY on PINE BETWEEN SpKlSH NSD
STREETS. containing SIX rooms rs
Kitchen ETC. we'll Of water and shade trees a.'
,.rd fronting 80 feet and running back 1919 iect,
yyiii he sold nj auction on SATURDAY. August
18th. ut O'Clock 7. VI. ,.,t, and ~
TEAMS One-third cash : balance III 4, >; al" Il
NH. secured by a trust deed. interest aaeu.
- AGctiorcerS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Lee u Goddin, huctioneers,
No. LII Main street.
r,RUsTEE's SALE OF A FARM on

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM w
THE CHARLES CITY ROAD. THREE
vi, ia BELOW RICHMOND. AT AUCTION
By virtue Of the provisions of deed Of trust exc
c,ted to The underslgnedas trustee by Edward Ii0
pau and of record In the Office Of the Clerk Of Hem
Tico County Court, In decd-b0ok 81, page 4s.
win proceed TO sell hclng thereto requested by the
beneficiary nj public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. 2!th August 1868. ut O'Clock r. NJ,
the tract Of land called "GEORGE'S." containing
one hundred and ihrtv-thren acres. more or less,
adjoining the lands Of DR.. III. Lohand, John n.
Davis, and others
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses OF exc
cutting trust and discharge two bonds for 81 900 EACH
each bearing dat" gal October. 1896, with Interest
from lst March, 1895 upon each until paid; the
principal and Interest To be paid In good COIN SUD-
jcct to the following credits Of principal ana int
resi-vz., $500 on 23d March, 1857; $50 on ZSd OF
April, 1867 F.; $3.50 on 23d May. 1867, to be LIKEWISE
computed the balance Of purchase money II any
upon sach credit as the said Hogan may prescl!oe,
or In tho absence of instructions from hlfn' upon
such time as the trustee may think proper.
JOSEPH J. WHITE. Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GopplS, Auc''o'eefS.
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auCTTDN SALES
FUTURE DAY.
Nv Wellington Goddin'
..,,.io,eer and Real Estate hseH''

..,oraer and Real Estate Agent.
EXECUTORS SALE G Of TAL % BhE
H. IMPROVED oP REAk OF GRACE AND
T2Eb yrae Of s ss si' G % a"I
test, aa,e, Nv probate In the Circuit Co9fus p n
city shal at te in at T paSc he
starSe iS on WEDNESDAY the 18TH hug Far day
pr rfn!cIock p NJ II fair II not me Est ATE To-
,hareafter that VALU.BLE KEhh E 90 long re-
tned az above on which the testat3r so r , No
i,ed consisting Of the HhLt.AChSIno rcst on the
no nIain OF said city. fronting iso T., -, 20.
90 -. sI1a Of Grace street. running Dach 10 49,,
horing thereon large RRlCk MANsi4GSr sT9
nn acaii BRICK KITCHENS, SMok 0IISE
e en ennFFICE. STABLE, CARRIAGE-HousE'
&C. -, =, ~ cub dirlded ne to sell
Nth the dwelling &C feet, with the large kltchei.
20 raet ard with the office. 80 feet, each running
hart Lis feet to M alley Isl feet wide The yard
and garden abound In variety OF shade ana
ornamental trees, flowers, &c. The property Is SO
,raII known and so admirably located that more
gencral description Is deemed unnecessary. Pos
Session given in few days.
TERMS One-fourti cash balance ut one, two.
and three years. for bonds bearing interest. the
same payable half yearly secured by trust deed
au IL W. GODDIN. Auctoucer.
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RAILROADS.
OFFICE RICHMOND AID YORK E5,.'
RAILROAD corr ,.Y -
RICHMOND. AuRnSt =

--A~~- -'-~- ---@Sza-<s fa- --s1t----Is9V-L~E -
OFFICE RICHMOND AID YORK E,..
RAILROAD corr w -
RICHMOND, August l. -,
DICHM0ND AND YORK EiyER gt.
"a ROAD LfNE.--FOH EAI'TINrty r~
NORTH AND SOETllW ESI.-:Ig ..t
DLLE.-Tbe fast commCdlous, and - NJ.
rarged steamers KENSkBEt and tfs.,..#
under command OF Captains fEEENiS and II.
WAN are now running Tnguia-ly, md .rr. y &.
FOIrE TRIPS PER WEEK b"lw.og s' ~ i.
and baltimore In connection Win f-#r .#
PicbruOnd and York River RAJ road .,
leaving baltimore every Mn% DAY. 49,.
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY r M.
NJ p NJ, and reaching kIchIDrt ttt = .'.
days: leaving Richmond every 81. : ItA. ..,
DAY WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY. '-st
Passengers going north or n"rli....s. ,..
this route the cheapest and by Tar The ,.
SAINT, passing many places Of great tls..-. h.
rest.
Fare to Baltimore only 81! and close
with all the early trains north aud vs. " .
Freight received NJ all times AMI IT,
promptly, the frequent trips allowing. ~ '1'e
Through bills OF lad!ng given 10 iii r,..'#
points. ,".'as
Railroad Company ut \. II. every ,E..' .h " -a
on TUESDA YS and FRIDAYS. the r..
at Fish Haul with stages for TaprIlq,.. .....
on MONDAYS and SATURjtIr a..
dation train for the benefit vf the local ..
run rs follows: '..
Leave Fish Haul Mt A. ". Cor pt...-.-
returning. leave Richmond FOR Flu r. ~.
days At L. VI WILLIAM h. ~,
aus Freight ana T.r... ,
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Policeman HALEY tells a good thing IN
his recent experience. 1t is about 1ello"
in en- oblivious state, who took up his lodg-
mos ON the sidewalk the other night. lie
was aroused about o'clock by the ottlcer,
Strengthened himself up, gazed thoughtlully
on the ground on which he had made his
couch, and said d" well, if l had pick
axe, I'd make up my bed"
They have curious ideas of punishment
out West. The Quincy Qll.) Herald, after
relating u diabolical attempt by rufflan to
destroy house and its inmates by setting
fire to room which contained two barrels
of gunpowder, adds: ale ought TO be sent
to the workhouse for at least thirty days"
A young Albany girl, after receiving the
attentions Of young man for several
months, abruptly asked him when he in
tended to marry her. The young man said
he was not on the marry. She then broke
a teapot, filled with boiling water, over his
head.
The author Of this item is excusable, I'M
der the circumstances "a lovely face, IN
lovely bonnet, ON the lovely head of o
lovely young lady, of lovely disposition, Is
the loveliest thing to look at IN the whole
range of lovely things"
A talking match is on the tapis between
two women Of this town, though no bets
have been made as yet. The time to talh
is set down for forty-eight consecutive
hours. Both will win.-Columbia (Pd.)
Spy.
Frogs legs are getting to be popular
diet in New Bedford, and hunters for the
reptiles 60 out almost every day to the well
stocked preserves in the neighborhood, and
seldom fail TO return with basket full.
A phunny phellow says: Miss Winnie
Ream may bea very fine artist, yet we think
she has mistaken her calling; instead OF 6
sculptures, she ought to be a church-singer
Every one knows that one Ream is always
twenty choirs.
A boy at Worcester, afflicted with the col
lecting mania, has within the past month
collected the names of six hundred rail
road engines.
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by Lee * Goddin, Auctioneer5,
No. III Main street.

VALUABLE FARM OF FIFTY-S1N
' ACRES OF LAND, ADJOINING BRACES
MILL ABOUT ONE MILE EAST OF RICH
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--By request
Of Mr.. Christian Lcber we will sell on the premises
on THURSDAY. August IS, l5GS. AT O'Clock L.
NJ his FARM. located rs above, containing about
FIFIY-SIX ACRES OF LAND. The improve
ments are plain. and consist OF several SMALL
FRAME TIE SEMESTS. besides THREE LARGE
ICT-HDIj-ES. with capacity for 80, 900 bushels.
The ponds are the farm and contiguous to the
ice-houscs. Two never-faiDg streams OF water
pass through the pacc-formerly mill-site-and
admit OF about thirty feet fall. a large quantity
of poter's clay. for the manufacture OF stoneware
can he obtained on the land. This farm Is well
adapted IL the culture Of cgetables and fruits.
Persons desiring II view the premises VIII call
on Mr. Lcbcr at the First Market, or us, when we
will treat for its sale privately.
LEE & GODDIN,
~ n codtlIA utd AuctiOnrers.
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By Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an or
y der of Court, In my hands, made In the suits of
samuel Cottrel Jr., and ais. against ). W. Wor-
den shall proceed 10 sell, in from: Of the Sheri7s
office, No. TIA Main street. on SATURDAY the
ed day of August, 1868, at 10 o'clock /. NJ, one
SPLENDID PIANO. Chickering's make. Also
two GOOD CARPETS. The piano is now at j.
person desiring TO do
TERMS Cash.
au lids JOHN ". WRIGHT, s. &. r.
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AND DANyIILE H..

= 4 . 4 D-SUMMEE SGIiEu, I.".-...
after TUESDAY, AprI - i,d, '..~ ....
trains on this road WI! run as follows:
GOING V EST.-IhrUusA &aH Ir,.n.-..#
Richmond daily at 7:l5 A.. 81; leave Pres
daily ut S:27 Z. VI. /; connecting At hurhsE#
the Souths!de road for fArnviic, lsur. g..
all stations on the Niry:u!. ami 1,nGn. ,~
road, knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, SO.
Louisville, Columbus, &C., ny; Huns. .#n
catGr, &C., Ala. CDriuth, Grand jtu'a5a..
burg, &C., MISS; New Orleans &c. aUd .ltas.
boru' with North Carolina railroad Tor .#
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savanna
Columbus, Atlanta, &c, Ga. A"niEua n
bile, New Orleans. &c.
GoIEG EAsT.-Through Mau Tra.0.-l.
Greensboro daily at $500 A. ". {; l-as,- ia
daily at $50 4. NJ connects Al hurhryI..e#..
Southsidc train from Lyuchburg tor I',r
&C.
Through tickets can be procured A. tN ".
offices In Richmond and IIngille Ia a.. twierG
points South and Southwest, aud - 1"r..
and Danvll!c 10 all points North, fa@l, .a. ta
THOMAS DDhANtAl
90 SUPER .
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AGENTS AND COLLECTORS

Drank D. HILL, ,..r.
L GENERAL AGENT AND Oil -
No. 1918 MAIN STREET. tcIlAoNp; -.
will RENT OUT HOUSES AMI & l. "
CLAIMS OF every description, ,.,
Refers 20 Messrs. Lancaster %. t..
We!stser, ESQ.,; John NJ. G".idin, taShIs1
National Bank He3sfs. william &. oL'''..
Co, Agents Old DONATION steamship 't'It
DIR. +. Ii. Deane; Mcssrs. W. IL. Mar'ln " ~
jy 3G-lm
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, my FARM,
IL on which now reside half mile from Fair
Oak Station. Oh the York River railroad, adjoin-
ing the lands of DR. Peterheld Trent, Alfred Moses
and Others, containing two hundred and eighty
acres-one hundred III cultivation, balance heavily
wooded in original growth-some valuable creek
land, and good water-power; Two hundred and fifty
acres newly enclosed since the war; buildings
good, including iirst-rate ice-house and delight
ful well of water In the yard. Also, one hundred
and fifty cords Of SEASONED PINE WOOD.
TERMS Reasonable.
au 7-2w L. S. COURTNEY.
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by Sampson Jones, Dr., i Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets.

Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets
A SSIGNEES SALE.-As assignee of
IA Henry Exall bankrupt, win, on SATUR-
DAY the 8th day Of August next, at Z. NJ, sell at
auction, at Exall's building, Twelfth street near
the corner OF Main, the fine GRANITE QUARRY
known as Pages Quarry" situated IN Henrico
county, the James River and kana@ha canal,
about two and half miles from Richmond. Ithas
four to i've acres OF land. The granite Is reputed
TO be of very superior Quality and there Is said
TO be enough Of 1t TO last twenty years working
Also, the BOAT and TOOLS belonging to the
same, with the SHEDS and TOOLS on the corner
Of Ninth and Byrd streets.
Also, all the right and title Of Henry Exall to
HOUSE and LEASE OF LOT on Twelfth street
near corner of Main.
Also, the SHEDS on Twelfth street. with the
TOOLS and OLD IRON In them, next to said
house and lot.
Also lot Of SANDSTONE.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thlrd cash; balance In
three and six months, negotiable notes. All sums
under $780, cash. JOHN JOHNS, JE.,
Assignee OF Henry Exali.
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apo

SPRING AND SUMNER AKBAio.
- MENT, 13C3.-GREAT SIIrRI #Hl
TO THE NORTH, EAsT, AND VIZ,
THE RICHMOND, FREDEEItkNtt - 4 i
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CAENItAr
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DtI!G -E..
CANT CARS WITH NEW PAIb\i ~l.'
ING CHAIRS On ALL Z Raj y ~.-H.
THROUGH TRAINS on this road ,Er a."
from the depot, corner BYRD $50 E...
SHEETS, 10 follows
The DAY THROUGH &AGL TRAlN ..
Richmond daily at IL 40 \. 81, arriving -a m..
ington al 5:l5 7. NJ, connecting Win lar".-. 3.
tcrnoon express trains Tor the North 1ss- .-
West.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. -#
elegant cars, with the new patent slrsl.#t .aa
attached, leaves Richmond daily iSUudt "a
ed al $40 =. NJ, arriving IN Wash.ng."0 ~
A. NJ, connecting with the early mUrAlAE @A-
for the North East, and West,
Both STEAMERS stop AZ Alexandra ,ael .-
The ACCOMMODATES TEAI& tg s..
and all way stations leaves depot, c"ra'r H
and Eighth streets, a. z. VI. kcturnI"- 81. ".
at s:i5 4. 81.
THROUGH TICKETS and THKUCGH IA.
GAGE CHECKS 10 all principal polni5
For further information and through Lr~r@
ply at the office Of the company, corner u. ....
Eighth streets, Shockoe Hi, and a. tr ..s
oihce, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. Il. GENTRY, General Ticket AE.a
SAMUEL ROTH. Superintendent. "
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RY s. y. Davis.
ByS. y. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Main streets,

corner OF Eleventh and Main Streets,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A HOUSE
" AND LOT IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
On WEBSTER STREET.-By virtue of Il decree
of the Circuit Court for the city Of Richmond pro .
nounced on the - day al June. 1863 In the suit OF
Hewlett and wife rs. Dixon ct al, Will sell al
O'Clock Z. Nj. on THURSDAY the 18th of August
1868, lat the risk and cost Of John Hewlett the
former purchaser, directed by / new decree; 4
LOT of GROUND. with FRAMED DIV ELLlNu
thereon fronting thrty-onc feet on Webster street.
and running back one hundred and forty-slX fect
to Cabell street being the same Of which Grace
Booker died seized and possessed
TERMS One-hird cash; balance In eGual ,nsta N!
mprts on a credit Of six and twelve months, the
executing ncgut able notes, with Interest
added and title retained until fully paid ana con-
ycvaucc directed by the court.
Iuf JOHN y. DAVIS. Commissioner.
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HORSES AND MILES.


MULES, MULES.-FIFTYTW
IYA No. l MULES just arrived from $50
Kentucky for sale or exchange on accom- E0W
modating terms. Apply at JAMES G. 6eAze
JOHNSON'S stable corner OF Fifteenth and
Franklin streets. ~ 20-lm
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BY Lee & Goddn, Auctloneers,
No. iii Main street.
VALUABLE LOT IN THE PLAN OF
Y "WOODVILLE," NEAR FAIRFIELD
RACE-COURSE. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
By request of the owner, will sell on FRIDAY,
lih instant, ut O'Clock Z. NJ, on the premises.
that valuable LOT situated rs named above, con-
tanning NINE AND FORTI-SlS ONE-liuN-
DREDTHS ACRES of very superior gardening
land adjoining the property Of G. w Purcell.
Esq, Colonel II. c. Cabell. and Bishop McGlll.
garden.
TERMS One-thrd cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
secured by trust deed
auu LEE & GOnDIN. Auctioneers.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of claim
~ in my hands in favor of John ID. Hammerslcy
against James j. Foster shall proceed to sell, at
near the Gas Works, on the FOURTEENTH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1858, at IL O'Clock, one THIRTY
FIVE-HORSE POWER BOiLEB and ENGINE,
and one SMALL BOILER, nearly new, "TalbOtrs
make - one MASH TUB, one STILL and DOC-
BIER, one CHARGE TUB, nine PREVENTING
TUBS, six YEAST TUBS. two WHISKY els
TERMS. and one RECEIVING CISTERE.
an 3-tdS JOHN w. WRIGHT. ;. &. X.
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AND HORSES.-Just
IN arrived and for sale on very accom- N~n
modating terms, at the Exchange Livery NsN
HUNDRED MULES and HORSES, amongst them
some broke mules, and several pairs Of No. coach
NH al JOHN B. DAVIS.
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THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
4 4 sold FRIDAY, August Ii. 1868. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the har-room corner Of Twelfth
and Bank streets, the following PROPERTY
to Wit -
BAR COUNTER,
OYSTER BAR.
LODkiNE-tILASSES,
PICTURES,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
DEMIJOHNS.
DECASTERS,
TABLES.
CHAIRS,
REFRIGERATOR,
l BARREL.
GAS FIXTURES,
Q dozen GLASSES,
SHELVING.
PARTITION, &c, &C.,
to satisfy distress warrant in my hands in favor
of &. l.. PizZini against james Mcdonald.
TERMS CASH
au l2-3t W. II. TALL Fl. {. c. K.
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By Grubbs & Williams. AuctaohcerS'
corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

Northwest corner Oh MILL aii'
rRUsTEE'S SALE OF A B r 9 X
4. DWELLING AT THE NORTHEI;A.sSrr., ~ r.
SCR OF CLAY AND HANCOCK STREET, A.
aJ-CTION.-By virtue Of n deed OIL trust e%tSu E
hv Dudley Gilman to the subscriber. dateu 9otn oc
t6brr 1897 and recorded in Richmond hiistines
Court office being thereto required by the hoider o
tho notes secured Will sell 1t auction. upon tie
premises on THURSDAY, 18th Of August NJ D
O'Clock p. NJ. if fair. If nos. then or the next lar
t,ay thereafter, at the same hour, the BRith
DIV ELLING and LOT situated as above. IL Is
nearly new. and has six rooms. The lot Is 32xluo
feet to an alley 10 feet wide. ~
TERMS: 2!5e cash {: Il credit rs to gel" until aoh
October 1903 ana the balance upon terms 10 ne
made known 1T the time Of sale. Credit payments
To hear interest, and to be secured by Il deed OF
trust. - -
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS. AuctOnccrs. au l3
CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on
- THURSDAY the l3th Of August, 1868 Ut the
residence Of Charles II. Lcber, near Battery No
lot SllEAF OATS, supposed to he 2''Oo
pounds
lot WHEAT STRAW,
/ good TuMBRlL CART.
IRON KETTLES Tor sc;dng purposes;
LARD PRESS.
SAUSAGE-MACIIISE,
to satisfy execution In MY hands In favor OF =
Schwartz against &. III. Leber and Joseph e. Met
teri.
au l3-lt II. j. SMITH, S. II. {.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-13
ArrETON SALES.
THIS DAY.

BY Cook K Lau2hton. Auctloneefs'
.o-na- FRANKLIN and Governor streets.