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Republican State Executive Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR, IN
W. W. HOLDEN,
,gfa- FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
3 TOD r. CALDWELL,
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, bl5
n. J. MENNINGER,
hA 'il OF CRAVEN. $40 r
shh4 lbla fsa s1H
~ FOR TREASURER,
. DAVID A. JENKINS,
''tHa i4A OF CASTOR.
saI a.a. FOR AUDITOR,
HENDERSON ADAMS,
ID Isl 3 OF DAVIDSON.
FOR suPr. OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CEBERN L, HARRIS,
OF RUTHERFORD.
FOR suPr. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL S. SASHLEY,
OF NEW HANOVER.
+ FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM M. COLEMAN
OF WAKE.
Republican State Judicial Ticket.
Supreme Court Judges.
RICHMOND M. PEARSON, of Yadkin,
WILLIAM B. RODMAN, of Beaufort,
ROBERT P,DICK, Of Guilford.
THOMAS SETTLE, of Rockingham.
E. g. READE. of Person.
Superior Court.
FIRST DISTRICT,
CHI RLES C. POOL,
OF PAsQUoTANK.
SECOND DISTRICT,
EDMOND W. JONES,
OF WASHINGTON.
THIRD DISTRICT,
p CHARLES R. THOMAS,
OF CRAVEN. e
81 FOURTH DISTRICT,
DANIEL L. RUSSELL, JR.,
OF BRUNSWICK.
FIFTH DISTRICT, o..
RALPH P. BUXTON,
OF CUMBERLAND.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
SAMUEL W. WATTS,
| OF MARTIN.
| SEVENTH DISTRICT, +-
A. w. TOURGEE,
OF GUILFoRD.
EIGHTH DISTRICT,
DARIUS H. STARBUCK,
| ....r,... OF FORSYTH.
'-'i-" NINTH DISTRICT,
GEORGE W. LOGAN, 4.
| OF RUTHERFORD. Il.
| TENTH DISTRICT.
ANDERSON MITCHELL, j.
| OF IREDELL. ss
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
J. L. HENRY,
| OF BUNcoMBE.
TWELFTH DISTRICT,
RILEY H. CANNON,
| as OF JACKSON.
Republican Congressional Ticket:
FIRST DISTRICT,
JOHN r. FRENCH,
OF cHowAN.
r. SECOND DISTRICT, 81
it DAVID HEATON,
| -ti}7 OF CRAVEN.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
JOHN T. DEWEESE,
l. aar OF WAKE.
FIFTH DISTRICT,
ISRAEL G. LASH,
OF FoRsYTHE.
L
SIXTH DISTRICT,
CALVIN J. COWLES,
| -7... -at OF WILKES la
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
ALEXANDER Fl. JONES, IS
| D lt,,. Glla1i OF BuNcoABE. .ars
! ias 10th Senatorial District.
/ % .-e FOR THE SENATE,
| WILLIE d. JONES.
| RICHARD INGE WYNNE.
l. .ti j.. vinr HOUSE OF COMMONS,
| JOSEPH w. HOLDEN, u
STOKES n FRANKLIN.
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FOR SHERIFF,
CAPT. TIMOTHY F. LEE.

FOR CORONER,
JOSEPH T. BACKALAN.
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. vie HOUSE OF COMMONS,
JOSEPH W. HOLDEN,
STOKES D. FRANKLIN,
FIELDING G.. MORING,
JAMES II. HARRIS.
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March 4, 1865.

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A LOT oF .PaAIih STARCH, just received
UPCHURCH & DODDs.
March 4. ;Sss.. hW-a:
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impeachment and other Intelligence
from Washington.

from Washington.
!, In the. Senate on Monday, Chief Justice
Chase presiding, the Court of Impeachment
regularly began the trial of Andrew johnson
for high crimes and misdemeanors. General
Butler made the opening argument on behalf
of the prosecution. He supported his point,
with accustomed ability. Mr.. Wilson read the
evidence collected by the managers. Pend
ing its CONCLUSION the Court adjourned. The
trial will now be pressed vigorously until
the final issue. .s,rg.a,V H8
In the House, the resolutions of the New
Jersey House Of Representatives withdraw
ing its assent to the fourteenth article, and
charging Congress with usurpation were
presented. Because Of their disrespectful
tone the resolutions were retuIuedJCi5
The bill establishing provisional govern,
ment in Alabama, under the new Constitution,
was amended and passed through the House,
by a vote of 1902 to 20. IL.
General Hancock has been assigned to the
commanded the Division of the Atlantic.
He will assume command to-day, headquart
ers at Washington.
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But what would hDefty be worth, unless
provision was made for the education Of tho
people Ignorance begets vice, and is the
chain which has fettered the feet Of the poor
in all ages, and which has tripped them down,
while education has made tile rich more
powerful and the Strong stronger. Now
every man, who loves his native State and
his government, who believes that its foun-
dations are based on truth and justice, is
anxious that al may be taught to read its
Constitution and laws, to understand its
institutions and be able to add his mite to
, its glory and grandeur. Approaching the
necessity for universal education, and remem-
bering that the instigators and leaders ofthe
rebellion refused learning to the masses, the
0 Convention declared in its enumeration
, of Rights that it is the duty of the State
to guard and MAINTAIN public schools.
Where, then, is the poor man, whose chill
adren are being raised in Ignorance. that will
vote against this constitutional When he
comes to comprehend the value of the rights
guaranteed by that instrument, neither prin-
CAPABILITIES or powers will restrain him from
voting for it--not even death li1e7e ri
nj We, therefore, appeal to the people in the,
name of LIBERTY, in the name of the UNION,
1n-the name of their ALLEGIANCE to the gen
eral government, in the name of free EDU-
CATION, to vote for the Constitution |! Be
deceived and deluded no longerI But rise
in the majesty of your power and say that
North Carolina must be restored to the Union
in the basis of education, liberty and jus tice.
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FOR TREASURER,
JEFFERSON FISHER.
FOR SUPERIOR COURT CLERK,
JOHN N. BUNTING.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, December S, 1868.

WASHINGTON, December S, 1863.
No leader has vet appeared in the House.
The Reporters Gallery, wise vicinity,
thinks the mantle will fall on Buffers
shoulders. E. B. Washburne received o
damaging rebuff to-day. He was pressing
70 reach q pet measure, and WAS defeated on
division. He then asked a count by tell
ers, and was again defeated. He then de-
mauded the vote by yeas and nays, on,
only half.dozen sustained the call. ana
they were refused. 1t was hard oio"'
from which washhurne will not recover.
General Bntlers course to-day Wae
watched closely. He did TWO perpieH.ng
things he introduced Dill 70 repeai ohe
tenure.o of office act, but voted with the De-
mocrats in opposition to Grants pet mea-
sure Of restoring the Bureau OF Indian Al
fairs to the War Department.
This bill was regarded in some sense as
a test Of Grants strength in the House,
though the stealings are so large that IN
some instances love for filthy lucre may
have smothered love for Grant. The move
ment is very important. 1t involves the
handling Of many millions. A bill to trans
fer the Bureau passed the House last ses-
sion but this new bill, which passed by
lI6 to SO, contains new and rather alarm
ing feature. 1t authorizes the Secretary of
War 10 remove all agents and sub7agents,
and fill their places with officers OF the
army who, it is provided, need give no
bonds such as are required from the pre-
sent incumbents, but for malfeasance or
defalcation shall be responsible only to
courts-martial. This tremendously lmpor-
tant bill was rushed through under the ope-
ration of the previous question. It will
prevent the necessity of any reduction OF
the army, because many thousand soldiers
may be employed in taking core of the In
dams. 1t is first and very long step to-
Yards increasing, under the auspices of
General Grant, the power of the army. The
vote indicates how absolutely the House Is
a, the DISPOSAL of the President elect, when
a simple recommendation from him insures
definite action on question of such vital
Importance on the second day of the ses-
sion. 1IMoN.
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the COMPANY is ~ ard Which all
CLARENCE H. CLARK Xxx President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY ID. COOKE Vice-President.
EMFRSON W. PEET. Secretary and Actuary.
This Company, national In it, character, ttfcrs,
MUM and new tables, the most desirable means Of
insuring life yet presented to the public.
The rates ofpremum, being largely reduced. are
made as favorable 10 the insurers as those Of the
best mutual companies. and avoid all the compli-
cations and uncertainties Of notes. dividends, and
the misunderstanding which the latter are SO apt
to cause the policy-holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
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acceptable to the publcc, such us The INCOME
PRODUCING PULIUY and RETURN PRE-
MI6M POLICY. In the rmcr the policy holder
not only secures life Insurance. payable at death,
but will receive, if living, after period Of few
years an ore @ G $751; 10 zen PEI the
the ompany agrees to return TO the assured the
total amount Of money he has paid in, in addition
The atienlion OF persons contemplating insuring
their lives, or increasing the amount Of insurance
they already have. Is called to The special aGvan
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Circulars, pamphlets, and fun particulars, given
on application TO the branch office OF the Com
JAY COOKE & CO. Washington, D. c.,
Genera! gents for District Of Columbia Virginia,
and Vest Virginia.
Richmond the Agent for Henrico, Campbell, and
uinwiddie counties. dc 9-3m
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LEXINGTON, December I, 1868.


To-day being our regular county court, a
number of our people assembled in spite OF
the Sl,tsh. The event Of the day was
railroad meeting to discuss the proprlety OF
voting on next Wednesday four hundred
thousand dollars to the Valley railroad.
The meeting was organized by calling Jacob
Fuller to the chair and appointing j. Will
liam Jones to act as secretary.
The President stated the object OF the
meeting to be to consider whether we will
have railroad through our good old county,
or continue to wade out and wade In "
through the mud.
Major Dorman, in a few remarks, urged
the absolute necessity of the subscription,
and that if necessary to construct the road
the county could well afford to mortgage its
whole property. Numerous questions were
asked by citizens as to the practical effect
of the subscription, and it was explained
that upon the credit of these county sub
scriptions it was proposed to raise the
means of putting the work at once under
contract. and pushing it to completion aolth'n
too gears.
Colonel J. W. Massie, of the Virginia
Military Institute, being called out, made
one of his characteristic speeches, abound
ing in good humor, sound reasoning, and
telling facts.
He alluded to the great advantage which
Washington College and the Virginia Mill
tary Institute were to the town and county,
and urged that the railroad would largely
increase the patronage of these institutions.
He spoke of the Importance OF the county's
having an interest in the road, and not per-
uniting it to be built entirely by foreign
capital. The road was to be a great ma
tional route, connecting Baltimore and the
North with the Southwest, Texas, Mexico,
California, and thence by steamer with
China. Re concluded with q graphic pic
ture of the prosperity of Rockbridge with
this road, railroad from Covington to
Lynchbure, and the canal, as outlets.
Colonel w. Preston Johnston being loudly
called for, took the stand and made most
effective speech, which was frequently in
terrupted with applause.
Major Dorman then read the order for
the election, explaining certain OF its pro-
visions, and made stirring appeal to the
people not to neglect the opportunity OF
making Rockbridge one of the richest, as
she was already one Of the loveliest, spots
on earth.
General S. Mcdowell Moore, being called
out, heartily endorsed what had been said,
and urged that it was especially to the H.
terest of the land-holders that We have the
railroad.
Colonel Mclaughlin urged that all should
20 to the polls and vote, that we might have
the overwhelming voice of the county IN
favor of this great work.
The meeting unanimously passed reso,
luton in favor of the subscription, and
urging all to vote for it. :,
Tonight the negroes had meeting, which
was addressed I've learn) by several of their
orators, and was enthusiastic in favor of the
railroad.
The vote in the county will be almost
unanimous for the subscription.
LEXINGTON.
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BIZ Wellington Goddin,
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
" HUNDRED AND TWEST Y-FlV ,i5, ACRES RE
NEAR THE COURTHOUSE, ON THE CLIO
YER HILL ROAD.-By virtue OF decree OF me
Circuit Court Of Richmond, pronounced on the
soth of November, 1903 In the case Of Moateir3,s
Guardian against nOnte!roS shall, as one OF the
special commissioners thereby appointed, proceed
to sell at public auction, at the office Of yelling
ton Goddin, auctioneer, AZ the corner OF Bank ana
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY the 10Th or becemSer, 1865, .a NJ - e
O'CLOCK ~, the TRACT OF l. AND located rs
above, OF which Benjamin Graves diea Seizsqi
containing by actual survey SEVEN hUSDhEhD FL
AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, OF wnich tne
larger proportion is covered win osh - ranspT
condAry growth OF oak pine d c., when Is rGsaIu.
ed very valuable by reason OF It's ACCESS ~ '"t''
river by the Glover Hill railroad. u,,oe
There are on the tract several DIG ouAtuihs''
TsEIs: Enough in cash 10 defray the expenses
of sale and the costs or the suit; balance III equal
tnstaIments OF one and two years for nonas Win
good personal security bearing interest the same I
nay.hle semi-annually, and title retained until al
or the purchase money Is paid and conveyance
directed by the court.
do stsvtds Acting Commissioner.
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Correspondence of The Richmond Dlspateh.
Annual Meeting of stockholders o
the SOnthside Railroad Company.

Annual Meeting Oh StoChhOAookS "a
the Sonthside Railroad Company.
PETERSBURG, December 9, 1868.
A very full meeting of the stockholders
of the Southside railroad was held to-day at
the courthouse, Colonel George W. Boiling
in the chair.
have only time to give brief account
Of the proceedings.
The examining committee made taVora-
Bile report of the condition Of the road.
A motion was made to reduce the salary
of the President to $4,000, but the city
proxies, after retiring for conference, ad-
hered to the former amount of $4,000; the
State proxies voted the same way, and the
private stockholders likewise 80 that the
vote was unanimous in favor Of keeping the
salary up to that sum.
A committee had been appointed to con-
fer with the directories of the roads form
ing the other parts Of the line in order to
come to some agreement as to what should
be the proportions each should pay in the
way of salary but as no act consolidating
the roads had been passed by the Legisla-
ture, it was deemed best that each company
should act independently in the matter.
The Norfolk road now pays $4,000, and the
Virginia and Tennessee road $4,000. Gen.
eral Malone Was unanimously reelected /;
when the meeting took recess till O'Clock
this afternoon. S.
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By wellington Goddln,
AucttOneer and Real Estate Agent.

GALE AT AUCTION OF NEAT STORE
y AND DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF DUvAL BETWEEN FOUsHEE AND
CLARKE STREETS VIII be sold at auction on
the premises, on MONDAY the 18th December.
1858, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, the newly-erected
FRAMED TEN EMENT. located as above, now
occupied as store and dwelling by Wellington
Booker. he location is a desirable one for n
small retail store. The lot has front of forty
two feet. and runs back In an angular shape one
hundred feet ae# ..a... s...- r" f.
TRIMS: Half cash: balance at three and six
months, bearing interest. ". GODDIN,
lie 10 -.. .:4e uctioneer.
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By Grubbs Il Williams, kuctlonecrs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

fEHRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 NEAR TUNSTALL'S STATION, IN The
COUNTY OF NEW KENF.-By virtue OF aeea
OF trust executed to the subscriber by A. u naSon
and Roberta e., his wife, Delrirg date on inc oth
i;sy of September, 1853. and duly recorhtu III tue
Clerks Office OF New Kent County Court 10 secure
II. Dawn emit of certain negotiable pose tnerelll
mentioned and default having been mace III tie
nayment III the said negotiable note ana ~ the re-
ni1st of the beneficiary IN said deed ana IN accord
ance with the terms thereof, viii oller IQr SAFE ~
nublic auction on the 23D DAY OF DESEmbEit,
is6s on the premises, ut O'Clock L NJ, the req.
estate conveyed In said deed, being TkACI "
LAND containing THEE HUNDkEl1 AND
FIFTY ACRES. with the improvements thereon
which consist or large ana comlortablc evening,
yIth All necessary out-buildings, all OF WHICH are
nearly new. ,.. o-,rord ,rd
IS one of the most productive In ttie-"ater Slr-
rinia : lies almost Immediately Oh the lorH hiFtr
railroad and alb FUNDS with variety OF tne pest
timber and 2 spring of water that cannot pe sur
nsssed in Eastern Virginia containing over nun
drrd acres OF arabic land highly improFeu' anu
enclosed by q substantial cedar fence
Terms : Cash as TO so much as VIII delr"g t!ie
expenses Of sale and pay OFT ana dlscnirse, tHe
ssid negotiable note of 81 GOO together WIN al n
terest which may have accrued thereon ana lot tle
residue OF the purchase money, creGlt 81 SIX
mouths VIII be given, the purchaser giving ueeu
of trust on the land to secure the deferred
- - C. A. HEWLETT, Trustee.
sale conducted by LYTTLEToE ROIsTEls, AUG
t,nrnar de 5--eoftd
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CKCCMERE, &c.

CPECIAL Notwithstanding to remove
y about the !st Of January to larger end more
cor me dious bnildng. we wish to reduce our stock
as much as no: sible and will offer goods at very
reduced prices our assortment Is very large and
complete, and all persons In want will do well TO
call and examine. .
Possession given on or soon after January lst.
KELLOGG & GIBSON,
de 7-sw 1917 Main street.
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/ A lady preaohers and in Chicago too, has
4 announced her disbelief in mans total de-
praVity. >'@"A w
Flotow's wife was very Jealous ~ hin
after she detected his Overture to Martha.
What did the Dutchman call the bows
little drumf A tam bore (tambour).
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aS'EA IA e SIS.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-Thc JAMES
IN RIVER TOWING AND ThAAsPOkTh-
TON COMPANY are now prepared TO lightcF ~,
bacco salt aud al other merchandise, lulnbeT ana
wood 10 and from City Point, Norfolk, and ic-
tcrsburg, ana all landings james r!Ier on our
new ana elegant BAhGGS just built. F2r !FsiKh!'
apply 10 tEU" ELL y lCiSt.a1:
corner Eighteenth and Cary streets,
OF To JOHN D. HARVEY, President,
de 2-am Commercial blOcS.
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WTANTED.--Sever families can obtain
wv splendid SUITS OF ROOMS, with PRI-
VATE PaRLDR II desired. Also, the most de-
sirable rooms suited for single gentlemen. First
class BOARD at the lowest price. Apply ct once
III the RICHMOND HOUSE. corner of Governor
and Ross streets, Richmond, Va.
de 5-lw+ Mrs. n. n. THORNTON.
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1899 Main street

THREE VERY DESIRABLE FRAME
I TFNEMENTS, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
VEEABLE STREET NEAR THE CORNER OF
TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, FOR SALE At
AUCT1OE.-We wi sell at public auction. on the
premises on TUE-D ~ The 18th day or December,
1881 at i O'Clock 2. NJ, three neat FRAME TENF-
MENTS. located described, containing four and
five rooms each. with the usual out-houses, at pre-
sent occupied by good and punctual tenants at fair
rents.
To OF the lots front 20 feet (mOre or lessl each,
the ether 20 feet (more or ess), running back
depth IF $50 feet imore or less).
Parties Of limited means seeking an Investment
would do well to attend.
TERMS: Liberal, and at sale.
LYME & BROTHER.
de 10 AuCtlOneers
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BY wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

FHRUsTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 RESIDENCE AND HALF-ACRE LOT ON
CHURCH HILL, AT THE NORTHWEST coz
NER OF MARSHALL. AND TWENTI-E
STREFTS.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed
to tire subscribers by Mrs. Mary Frances HARDWOOD
bearing date 18th September 1885, duly recorded IN
Henrico County Court we SHALL In eSecuticn
thereof proceed to sell Mt public aucti'n, on the
premises, on THURsDA the 10th December, s eos
at O'Clock p. M If fair. If not, the first fair DAY
thereafter, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by the
said deed consisting o. that beautiful hALF
and Twenty.eighth streets. fronting on Marshall
street l32 feet running back ls5 feet having there
on lsrge BRICK TENEMENT. nov In the occu-
pancyEof Mr.. David Anderson. Jr.
The deed requires cash sale to the extent on
about s! 60 and expenses cf sale; yet, by consent
of the creditor iose terms will be accepted or In
lieu OF them one-fourth cash, balance at four.
eight and twelve months, for negotiable notes, In
terest added secured by trust derd and n to any
residue of the proceeds Of sale, on such terms as
no 2e-eodtds J.L. APPEksoN. Trustees.
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RICHMOND <5sS@s

4 AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP s=s2taks,
LINE. - Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
CITY, composing this line, WIZ leave PGiladclphs
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and ~.
Louis, via Pennsylvania Central railroad Also,
for Norfolk and Boston: ard close connection
made at Norfolk. BIS OF lading signed through
Passage TO Phl%delphia, Including meals aRd state
room, 40, W. 7. POTTER, Agent,
or III Office 2s25 Dock street.
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Auction SALES.
r FUTURE DAY.
BY Lee & 9oddln, Auctioneers,
No. liI7 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
SjAND LOT, ON MADIsON BETWEEN NAB
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS, AT PUBLIC
AUCTI0N.-As special commissioners appointed
by the Hastings Court of the ctv OF Richmond,
win proceed 70 sell on MONDAY, 1ath instant, at
tocrck p. NJ, I'm pursuance Of decree by the
said court declared m the Esd day OF September,
1853 I'm the cause styled "Turner rs. Turner, &C."
the property named In said decree, as follows :
That LOT OF GROUND fronting on Madison
street between Marshall and CLAY streets, about
20 feet and extending back about the usual depth
upon which Is a BRICK TENEMENT containing
four rooms. ..-
TERMS: One-thIrd cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, with Interest
added, and secured by q trust deed. ..-
A. 3. GUIGOE,
'EM sElasz Special Commiss Toner.
Sale conducted by LEE d GoDDIN, Auctioneers.
do
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LEXINGTON LETTER

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
l'allev Railroad Meetir,g-SpeecheS BY Colo
mel Massie, Colonel Johnston, Major Dor
man, General Moore, and Colonel Nc
LauqhHn-.A Unanimous Voice for Vo-
t;nU The S40O. 900.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

rT7OILET SOAPS.-MILITARY, BROWN
4 WINDSOR, Honey, Pond Lily, Golden Ho-
ney. Bath Bar, Bay Rum, Eldorado, Palm, Tooth,
T,ncine, Tar Carholic a cid Jockey Club, GrGSe,
lie etc. ETC.. comprising every variety OF FINE
SOAP, for sale in any quantity. l,e,-,
de l DOVE " hcoELa1.