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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-17

Of the best lawyers ut our bar-whicn, II
carried out. viii entitle him to the credit
of public benefactor. He proposes to
such of his clients as apply to him to
carry them through the bankrupt process
to convene their creditors and make to
them an assignment Of all the property
which they are required to give up under
the bankrupt system, to be divided amongst
them pro rata upon. doing which the Gre
ditors are to execute general and final
release Of all claims against the debtor.
By this means the enormous expenses in
cident to q petition in bankruptcy are
saved both to the creditor and the debtor.
The Colonel assures me that in no single
instance in which this proposition has been
made by him have the creditors refused to
accept it. This speaks we'll for the virtue
of our people, and shows that the vital
spark of charity is still bright in their DO,
SONS. GOD knows we have been oppressed
enough, without expressing one anotner
by catering to the lucre of harpies.
Reconstruction has not commenced III
this county as yet.
May not ask, in behalf of your readers,
that on every Saturday, or at least once d
fortnight, that you will publish the entire
Constitution SO far as amended to the date
of publication? BY so doing you Will
keep the public advised of the nature anu M
character of the instrument, and prepare
us the more successfully to combat IL.
From the present reports we can never
tell what amendments have Deen mau ~
who have been finally disfrancmsed, ~ I.;n ~
fact, anything about it, wltnou u,he .uo
over SOME dozen of the back numbers .as.,
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An amusing incident occurred in this
vicinity few days since. A right Jolly
good fellow (but one who occasionally
mixes the water he drinks little too
strong) was found, by lady friend, lying
in too close proximity to the highway.
Before he could be removed from the gaze
of the travelling public he was brought to
by the query "Well, we'll; here, what's
the matter now? ?" "Oh, not (hic) any
thing, Doctor; only laid down in the road
a little to scare this woman (hic), to make
her (hic) think Use dead"
One of the importunate juveniles who
visit the Continental Hotel and solicit
pennies was asked:
"Where is your mother ?"
She answered diilidently, "She is
dead"
"Have you no father ?"
eyes, sir, but he is sick"
"What ails him 2" continued the ques-
toner.
He has got sore finger, sir"
"Indeed !"
ayes, sir.''
"Why don't he cut it off, then 2" =.
"Plcasc, sir" responded the little mald,
"he hain't got any money to buy knife"
A certain clerk recently made the fol-
lowing comment on Pocahontas. SAID be
"Pocahontas was great man Pocahontas
was q noble, kind-hearted, and true man.
Hold on" cried his companion, "Poca-
hontas was a lcOman." "She was, eh ~
said he d" well, that's just my luck; how
am expected to know? I never read the
Bible :"
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By;Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
corner Bank and Tenth streets.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF THAT VALU.
ABLE ESTATE, IN KING WILLIAM
COUNTY, CALLED HYBLA," CON
TANNING 1850 ACRES.-By virtue OF q
deed of trust executed to the subscribers by
the late William A. BraXton and Henrietta
his wife, bearing date on the Esd November,
1861, dull " recorded in King William County
Court, TO secure to Mr.. Franklin Stearns the
payment of $4,000 due by bond, with inte-
rest from the lst of January, 1863, we shall, at
the request of the said Stearns, proceed 70 sell
at public auction, on the premises, on Fri
DAY the 9th March, 1865, at II O'Clock NJ, If
fair if not, the first fair day thereafter, the
real estate conveyed by the said deed, and
described as "all that parcel of LAND now
occupied by said parties of the first part,
living in the county of King William, upon
Popador and Jack creeks, containing, by esti-
nation, 1850 acres, composed of several
smaller tracts" and which whole tract OF
1850 acres is bounded by the lands OF Cherl-
coke estate, DR.. William z. Braxton, John T.
Lacey, George Trimmer, Robert Mnnday,
Mrs. John Pemberton, Reuben billiard, Fen
dali Gregory, Sr, William Ware, and walker
P. Hogan, ST..
The deed requires that the property shall be
sold according to the Code of Virginia; put
we are authorized by the creditor to say that
he will accept one fourth cash Tor satistac-
tory endorsed note, interest added, at ninety
duys) balance 1T one, two and three years Tor
bonds bearing interest (the interest payable
half YEARLY, secured by trust deco. Inc
taxes for 1865 to be paid by the purchaser.
w GODDIN, lTrustees.
mhl6 EATON NANCE,
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..a. tired should 90 to bed, while. sue , Sas
was Iaou, ,; no far her son, He did so, anu
u. up an aat I rarna;ned all through the lons
winter night anxiously expecting 10
rival. 49,, otory, but its
This may appear long S Sesree of in
conclusion invests it WIZ Jatails. The
terest which warrants inc ,na man, and
running away to sea OF yCu ueers. is, and
h;s return after lapse OF This his island.
over has been, no novelty ~ .,1a It DOS
This is not the burden OF the .Snse whom it
sos.ed an awful interest 10 sno on,not fail
immediately concerned, anu indifferent
80 have some for the moS' !.
reader; that night in November l lSissn 10
ffom aan o Of January, 1888, the LII ni9 anS
tnls lnO .a never seen again, nor ~as ~
mau ,,; ma or any clue of the l ala.eSd nv
lns Ost rsmote description ever oD'ain0U
bis friends respecting him. -,orninps af-
us Net r, morning, and many mo an.Is and
.o-words. the mother still an1i ne bar son,
terw o1assI, eSnected the arrival OF nef sT
hopelessiS on opgain did she question I'll
Again IN, hn him. his appearance, MS nlan.
maiol aotu be said. and all the detalls o.
ner' Wna ane nv again and again was
his dlsapp ,ta fact recalled and every pos.
every min hazarded relative to his
siol0 III ~ could scarcely persuade nlm-
nv l1c - that the events of the preceding
sen D 'rere a delusion of his brain until the
nIsn r;r;o. after his brother, which were
made bv those who had seen hlm on the
nrevious night, placed them beyond all
donbt. He communicated to his friends
the strange history of the last few hours,
With all the circumstances of his brother
sudden disappearance. He was advised to
wait a little while before he made the cir
cumstances public, in the hope that he
might have been induced to spend the
night with some shipmates, and might
speedily return.
But week passed away, and then
further silence would have been criminal,
and he proceeded to set on foot every in
quiry which his own mind could suggest or
the kindness of his friends prompt them to
advise. A powerful nobleman who at that
time used to frequent Drury Lane theatre,
and who had on many occasions expressed
his favorable opinion of Grimaldi, inte-
rested himself greatly in the matter, and
set on foot series of inquiries at the Adml-
ralty; every source of information pos
sessed by that establishment that was
deemed at all likely to throw any light
upon the subject was resorted to, but in
vain; the newspapers were searched to
ascertain what ships had arrived in the
river or upon the coast that day, whence
they came, what crews they carried, what
passengers they had; the police officers
were paid to search all London through
and endeavor to gain some information, if
it we're only of the lost mans death;
Everything was tried by the family and
by many very powerful friends whom the
distressing nature of the inquiry raised up
about them, to trace the object Oh t ne
regret and labor, but all in vain. Inc
sailor was seen no more.
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NH Is
BY Lee & Goddin Auctioneers
No. Is Thirteenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE SQUARE
L OF LAND, ON BAKER STREET BE.
TWEEN ST. JAMES AND ST. STEPHENS.
WITH SEVEN DWELLING HOUSES
THEREON ALSO, VACANT LOTS; AT
AUCTION.-B virtue of the provisions OF 4
deed of trust executed by Thomas G.. Epps.
hearing date on the 9th day OF January i.i,,
and of record in the office Of the clerk OF Rich.
mond Hastings Court, being requested by the
PARTIES interested, I will proceed 10 sell A,
bubble auction, on WEDNESDAY the 9th
day of March, 1865, at O'Clock p. NJ, on the
premises, the real estate conveyed By the said
trust deed, viz:
One LOT OF LAND fronting on Baker
street. embracing the whole square between
St. James and St. Stephens streets on which
are seven dwelling houses. These tenemenN
have several rooms each, and are occupied by
prompt tenants 1T fair rents.
ONE LOT ut the northeast corner OF s.
Stephens and Baker streets, fronting abou.
thirty feet on St. Stephens street.
ONE LOT on st. Pauis street between
Baker and Duval, with TWO FRAME Ten.
MENTS thereon, con tanning three rooms each
TERMS OF SALE: One third of the purchase
money will be required in cash the residue
on 4 credit of six and twelve months for nego.
table notes interest added, ana secured By
trust deeds. The taxes for lists TO be paid BY
the purchaser or purchasers.
THOMAS +. AUGUST,
Surviving Trustee
Sale conducted by LEE < GoDpN, Auc.
tiOneprS. mn Is
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BY A. @. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE SIXTY
Il HORSE POWER STEAM ENGINE,
WITH THREE BOILERS.-By virtue of a
deed of trust executed on the 10th day of
August, 1867, by the National Coal Mining
Company to me rs trustee, I shall proceed to
sell at public auction, at the coal mines OF the
National Coal Mining Company, in the vicini-
ty of Bellona Arsenal. Chesterfield county,
Va, on FRIDAY the 9th day of March, 1858,
at u o'clock M, if fair, if not, the next TAR
day thereafter, the following property-to
wit, One SIXTY HORSE POWER STEAM
ENGINE, with THREE BOILERS, and all
policies of insurance on the same, II being the
same engine sold by Charles NJ. wallace 10
the National Coal Mining Company.
TERMS: For cash rs to so much OF the pro
ceeds as may be necessary to detray the
expenses of executing this trust ana 10 as
charge the amount Of money then payable by
virtue of said deed-to wit, l, LAG 90, and inte'
rest since the 18th day Of February, 1865,
amount of note due and unpaid, and negotia-
BILE note, with approved endorser, for >! l9o,
PAYABLE on the 10th of August, 1865; and the
residue Gf any, payable at such time, ana Sc
cured in such manner, as the SAID Natioilai
Coal Mining Company, their successors,
representatives, or assigns, shall prescriDe
and direct; or, in case of their failure to give
such directions, at such time ana III SUCH
manner rs shall think fit
WILLIAM I. CLOPTON, trustee
Sale conducted by A. G. PULL1AM, AUG
tiOneer. AA Az
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1889 Main street.

TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT,
i ON THE EAST LINE OF THIRTY.
SECOND STREET BETWEEN . AND p,
WITH A LARGE GARDEN ATTACHED,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold at
public auction on THURSDAY the 10th Of
March, 1865, ut haIf-past o'clock z. NJ,
TWO.STORY FRAME TENEMENT located
sc. The lot fronts 100 by 1870 feet TO an alley.
VIII be sold as whole or divided into lots 70
suit purchasers. -. s
TERMS: Liberal, and made known AZ hour
OF sale. LYME i BROTHER,
NH 10 Auetioaesrs.
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purpps RURG. March 16, 1865.

NIL co,,,onn Conncii this afternoon was
the scene of rather unusual eSol S;n;ans
in view of the grave and REVEREND s:,e - w.
~ .h VIZ" ", ", That body. The meeting mad
h mnu . snaa;ally called by the Mayor to make
n Doen abonge in the proxies lately appoint
o1 a 40 uanresent the interests of the city IN
Gu 'oiapneching meeting Of stockholders
LUG a ala Petersburg and Weldon road
OF sn9 Tho meeting was called to order, Mr..
VIZ. IHa offered his resignation as chairman
C " .ha delegation of proxies; and during
Vi VA a;ecnssion which ensued in regard to
sii;na the vacancy some pointed person
ai;t;es were INDUCED in by Mr.. Darcy
PanI. in which he reflected on the motives
If the Mayor. Mr.. Pauls animadversions
were very near leading to confusion; butt
after the election was over, he made the
arnende honorable in handsome manner,
and good feeling was restored.
1t is generally understood that Mr.. Col
lier is candidate for the presidency OF
the Petersburg road, and as the city owns
upwards of four thousand shares out OF
thirteen thousand, and the proxies are in
structed to vote IS unit, it may we'll be
conceived that they will exercise con-
trolling influence on the result. Mr.. Col
lier is a man Of energy and decision, and
will doubtless make an efficient president
while Mr.. Sanford, the present incumbent,
has long experience, and his adminlstra-
ton of the affairs of the road has given
general satisfaction.
The stockholders meeting takes place
on Wednesday next, the 18th instant. 1t
was my intention to give you brief alb
stract of the Presidents report. Suffice
it now to say that tho road is in good order,
and we'll provided with rolling stock ; and
considering the difficulties of the times, is
in quite as prosperous condition as could
be expected. The capital stock is 81 1885,
200, and the Indebtedness Sal ,979. The
value of the company's real estate and
personal property is Sl,4ll,762; the cost
of operating the road is Sl26,57O, and the
net profit for the year is S93,662. S.
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BREvET N1GGER.-The Illinois State he:
qister says that during the war the Quar-
termaster's Department, instructed by the
nigger-loving authority at Washington,
paid negro teamsters twenty-five dollars
per month and rations, while white SOL
diers detailed for duty as teamsters were
only paid sixteen dollars and rations. An
Illinois soldier put on duty as mule
whacker, sent written application to his
captain "to be promoted as niger by
brevet, and asking that the President order
him on duty, with pay in accordance with
his rank"
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BY Lee & Goddin, AuctIOncers,
No. Is Thirteenth street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME
L BRICK DWELLING, ON THE COR.
NER OF BAKER AND ST. STEPHENS
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of he
provisions of 4 deed of trust eX"culei b.
Thomas q. Epps, bearing date on the 5oth dag
of December 1877 and of record III N" Office
of the clerk of Richmond Hastings Court. .
secure n certain sum of money therein men
toned, in execution OF the sad trust, being
requested so 10 do by the party secured
will proceed to sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, 18th day of March, lsG'. a!
O. clock p. NJ, on the premises, the REAL.
ESTATE conveyed BY said trust deed, ~ to''
lows:
A FOUR-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
situated on the corner OF Baker and - Ste
phens streets, con tanning thirteen rooms, BE-
sides closets and bath room; brick Kitchen
with four rooms stable and carriagr-h house,
All built OF the best material and workman,
ship, and now in good repair aud occupied
by the said Epps.
The lot has 4 front OF l29 feet, extending
back 40 feet, and is well enclosed.
TERMS OF SALE: The deed requires sun,
cent sum in cash 10 defray the expenses u
sale and TO discharge Il bond for $500, WIN
in terest from Goth December, lsJ7, RESIDUE
upon such time rs the said Thomas Z. EpE'
may direct; but il is probable thai Al ~.
rangement may be effected by which cred'.
will be given on z large portion OF lhr put'
chase money. THOMAS +. AUGUST,
Surviving Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDlS, Auction
GERS NH l3-td
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REAT REDUCTION ON THE CA
VI NAL PACKET ROUTEssle-1TT
ON AND AFTER THE l6rHE
OF MARCH.-Fare through from Richmond
to Lexington and Buchanan, s.. 80; including
meals, $500 Fare TO Lynchburg, IS; to
Scottsville, 3d.
By RAILROAD TO LYSCHBURG, AND CANAL TO
LEXINGTON.
Fare through by Central cars, 80 by South.
side, IS. Close connection made with the
boats in Lynchburg both going and return
ing. Time TO and from Richmond and Lex
ington, twenty-five hours.
Tickets from Richmond TO Lynchburg can
be bought 1t IS, and if the passenger goes di-
rect through 10 Lynchburg, on his arrival
there the captain will pay 81 for the ticket,
reducing the fare in this way to only ~.
To make 4 reduction suitable to the times,
we have put our way fare 1T lower rates than
boats run to Lynchburg whether we have
passengers or not and rs even II fare would
be better than no fare ut all, al 4 point from
which all now go by railroad, we take this
method with hope that 4 portion of the
through may help us 10 maintain the reduc.
ton on the way travel
MEALS on THE BOAT.
Breakfast or supper, 80 cents; dinner, 70
cents.
BELOW SEE FARE AND TIME OF
ARRIVAL.
Leave Richmond MONDAY, WEDNES.
DAY, and FRIDAY. ut & P M
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CITY COLLECTORS SAIF-WN7-
BY Cabell & Watkins,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers
lll3 Main street.
TRUSTEES s,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
L COTTAGE RESIDENCES, ON cory
GIL CHAMBER HILL, FRONTING Gv
ROSS STREET BETWEEN FOURTEFNTgs
AND MAYO, NEAR THE BALLAPT
HOUSE, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of
deed Of trust executed TO the subscribe -
John P. Ballard and wife, dated Sd d,y
of May, 1867, duly recorded in the ollic4 !,
Richmond Hastings Court, ut the reqnes, -
the beneficiary, shall proceed TO sell at ap[,
tion, on the premises, on TUESDAY the 2i,b
day of March, 1865, 1T AZ O'Clock p. n thai
certain lot Of LAND lying and being in N.
city Of Richmond, on Council Chamber Hin
on the south side of Ross street between -Four.
teenth and Mayo, fronting on said Ross stree,
Sc feet, running back 1T right angles ~ fee, "a
Aspen alley, bounded on the east by the lot OF
B. w. HaXall, on which there are two new
and attractive COTTAGE RESIDENCES
yielding a good rent. This is very valuable
property-well worthy the attention OF pur.
chaSers.
1t is probable that 4 credit can be given on l
portion of the purchase money. The la1-,
for 1865 to be paid by the purchaser.
THOMAS p. AUGUST,
NH Is Trustee
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, Va,
March l6 1863 {

The spring term Of the Circuit Court of
this county came to close on Saturday
night last. No cases of unusual import
ance claimed the attention of the court
during its session. l understand that
Judge Critcher has decided that in con-
tracts executory, made during the war, in
which property, real or personal, was the
consideration, the value of the property,
and not the scaled value Of Confederate
money, should be allowed in all cases
where the ends Of justice would thus be
best secured. This decision, believe,
comedies with that of Judge Meredith. Of
the Richmond Circuit, upon the same
point.
There IS considerable litigation in this
county, and many Of our citizens have felt
themselves obliged to take advantage of
the bankrupt law"
A suggestion has been made by Colonel
William r. Winn-who, by the way, is one
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRAMED DWELLING, ON EAST
SIDE OF TWENTY-NINTH STREET
RETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON,;-W4n
Lii ha sold mon the premises, the FRAMED
swelling occupied by Mr.: R. Winfree,
situated on the east side Of Twenty nntn
street near to Franklin street. 1t has hve
rooms, and q kitchen with two rooms, ana is Is
a very nice little house. Inc lou Is % oy LOU
feet ,. ,a 10
TgRms: One-third cash; balance at 6 and IL
months, with interest added. Purchaser to
paw taxes for 1865.
pay '>'1-l GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
-,b17 Auctioneers.
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OFFICE BoA&p HgAtrs,{
RIcHAoSD, llth March )

NOTICE IS HEREBY Given ~! to
IN the occupants OF houses, ana " ~.
owners Of unoccupied ones, Within VIC h.y
sent corporate limits OF the city' M ~.
are required from and after ms cAt -,
move all refuse matters deleterious I 20
public health from their rrem!ses' 49,
keep them in Z cleunIy condition. ,;,s,,.S
Their attention is called 20 ~, n4yr,!
which require that they shall keep '.s lie. 0,
cutters or drains In front and on 'hs .sS,,uc.
their premises clean and free HoN
tons. ,, a,rly
The Sanitary Inspectors, ~ w., ',,sr viii
day, and from time 10 time Ihc' go. Inst
make house TO. house yisitat!ohs ,o,,n.,usn,s
this order Is complied with. All ~" -, s,r The
will be reported 10 the CHIEF Of f0''>'
action OF the Mayor. All. m. fol.
For the information OF the puplis ION, 70
lowing paragraph from me ms"
tho police inspectors Is published; wards
80. Filthy cellars, rooms, OUT. 't, yam. '.
and alleys OF houses, either from tie ~ ,uy
cleaning or the deposit OF refuse ma1se, yya.tr
description, are nuisances. StaSHaa, =, r,>..
in cellars, or anywhere in The vicinity or
dences, occasioned by defective drainH"' ful
from other causes, constitute nnisantseS ,l,r,.
priyies, or foul priyies that have an 'nnv,trg
Bile mephitic smell, or ieaky pri'ieS, ~ are
into u cellar or adjoining room VI ,sni.s and
nuisances. Filthy COW or hofse s.s'
filthy manure heaps, are NUISANCE D.,
j. q. CABELL, NJ, I'm
NH l2-eod6t President Boafu Vi tleS'''---~
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AasctSO7ss SGJess
FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson,
auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

T1RUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
HOUSE AND LOT IN SIDNEY, ON
ALBEMARLE STREET.-As trustee in
certain deed of trust, dated 21st July, 1865,
executed by Mr.. Samuel Mcpherson, duly re-
corded in Henrico County Court, shall pro-
SEES, on THURSDAY the 26th March, 1868, ct
~ o'clock P. NJ, if fair I not the fir first fair
day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE con- on,
veyed by the said deed, consisting OF a,h lo'
fronting "a feet on the south SIDE Oh AlDe,
marie street and running PACK iIo tee' 100. W Oh
ment, now in the occupancy Of said McPher'
son. ,eox,aneoe
Terms: Enough in cash to defray expenses ai
of sale and to discharge the balance OF prine. e.
pal and interest due on the bond secutea ~ -
tha enrnins Of sale. upon such terms as may
ba announced at the hour of sale.
oe hi ~ w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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VIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY


Y Office, No. 72s Main street, between Sc
yenth and Eighth streets, Richmond.
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS is now running
daily from RICHMOND to STAUNTON, and
tri-weekly to all points between STAUNTON
and CONVICTION.
Also, daily from BALTIMORE to RICH.
MOND and from BALTIMORE to STAUN.
TON.
Further, daily to all the intermediate points
between Stanton, Harrisonburg, and Mount
Jackson, Staunton, Lexington and Natural
Bridge; and tri-weekly from Staunton to
Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs
White Sulphur Springs, Lewisburg; and
Charleston, Kanawha county.
Goods called for and delivered at all points
in the city.
Also. daily from Norfolk to Petersburg and
Lynchburg, and all intermediate points on the
Norfolk and Petersburg and Southside rail-
roads, and intermediate points on Richmond
and Danville railroad to'BurkeYille.
Money and yaluables forwarded with dis
patch.
For further information apply to
fe Ism A. w. CARRIER, Agent.
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Rv lanes M. Taylor Son, Auctioneers.
Office No. SCI Main street.

might TENEMENTs ON OREGON
~ HILL FOR SALE At AUCilOn,-,
wi, he sold on THURSDAY the 10th insta NJ,
w - th ue nrenises, ut o'clock p NJ, EIGHT
TT situated on Church street,
0ragon Hill five brick and three framed), eacn
having from three to four rooms
TERMS: One -four tn cash; balance on circuit sl
Forest added, and secured by a deed OF trust.
The taxes for 1865 to be paid by the purchaser
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SUN,
h,, "a Auctioneers.
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.~.s,,o,aenoe Of the Richmond Dispatch

,ouysoS's TIME FOR rREPARATIoN--HIs con-
y1cTroN REGARDED RY THE ENTIRE RADI-
Cal. PARTY AS A CERTATNTY-BUsINEss
CIT OUT FOR THE WADE ADMINISTRATION
s1cxLss AND SHERIDAN WILL BE RESTORED
TO COMMAND, ETC.