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Sc ,ussiasI1,ii stf, residence Of

;r,o thar heads Is ssss5aiddlss The residence Of
Don Albania, rebel s5Inpathizer, 80 called 9,
which fs almost next door % the Hotel III III,
Tefssrass, ard created g terrible TOGO 4 ~
our neiphborhocd. In the mean TIM. tine cur sIr
hnfaf vas Id etste Of considerable commos .
finn Experience had shown that tn ne
yoluntaries were rather uncertain people;
However, We bsrricaded ourselves IN, ana
fell, great hopes from the fact that the hotet
had furnished no less than six az It's quota
to these defenders Of. the. country, among
whom, was our bar-keeper,r and it was iH Win
rsaeI;npa al unutterable relief that our
nartvs remembered that we had only tne
day before bought q bottleof his sohie e!
3scbrannna On trust, and go might count on
bis protection. /, We, escaped visitation
but The same night these very singular
troops fred into the Louvre coffee mouse
While it was full, of people. and killed
several Of them. rz-rs.z, :, .o
Early next morning went forth TO note
the result Of the nights proceedings. l
fully expected to see Don Aidamas !. mouse
battered to pieces, and every pane or giass
IN Il shivered, for they must have nIeu
nnwards Of a thousand shots at ana II
ia the largest residence in the city, oocu-t
wing An entire square, so that 1t ID 1mpos-
sr;ble n conceive how it could ever be missed.
And vet not pane of window-giass was
hrooten: and the sole result Of this grand
~ ;Iode was four or Fl We bullet marks on the
wolf and the slaughter of one horse, who
wbo1 had been slain in the streets by q stray
ball. Such firing as this can truly De saio
ITO be unparalleled. ~ -
Exploits like these have brought the
yoluntaries to be considered something OF
nuisance. Chock-full Of patriotism ana
aouardiente, their zeal -outruns their dls,
erection, and the fact has been developer
that -belligerents are in more danger
than anybody else. Aware OF their prone
ness to err as marksmen, their favor1te
plan ia to fire into theatre OF. coffee house
where there are plenty of people, 30 that II
they miss the man they aim at, they will have
the satisfaction of knowing that at any rate
the bullet has not been wasted. For some
DAYS YOU could not poke your nose out OF
YOUR door without the risk Of having 1t
blown off for somebody else's. A strong
desire is expressed that they will please to
disband !; for they have become Franken-
stein, threatening to overwhelm those who
evoked them into being. The Captain
General himself has come to be rather skit-,.
fish Of them, and is trying to subVert them,
in which arduous undertaking he has the
prayers of ell good people.
There is much more would like to say
Respecting Havana, but this is necessarily
nv last letter from here, as we leave for
Cadiz tomorrow. The voyage will occupy
about nineteen days; 80 that it will be
some time before you can hear from me
again. s...@ a, g:9 ". d. l.
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TOR INV Aids.
LTEGIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT,
EPrRACT OF MALT, .,tls
ToURTELOI'S EXTRACT OF BEEF,
HARD,S FARINACE0US FOOD,
HUBBEL,S FARINACEOUS FOOD,
KACAHOUr DIES ABABES,
BISCOTINE,
COMsTOCK,S RATIONAL FOOD.
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED OAT MEAL,
PREPARED CORN STARCH,
PEARL SAGO AND TAPiOCA,
FRESH TAMARINDS,
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT,
HOMEOPATHIC COCOA, &C,
for sale by MEADE q BAhER, &
Dispensing Pharmacutists, f.
IN 20 gl0 Main street.
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By James NJ. Taylor & son, Aucsioneers'
F5.-ae once No. s2l Main street, --~sz
~ three doors below SpOtswood Hotel.
A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, AT

A: MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. AT
~ THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF ,MAR-
sI{kII, Ann NINTH STREETS, FOR SALE
ar Auction Intending to remove my family
on r,c In the spring tn farm near the city, so as
to no ON ed to give 70 it a closer attention WIN
ont interfering wi. h my business in the CITY. ana
being nm filing to rent out NV resi- ence sItuafed
AS above I VIII sell The same ut anction nron the
premises. on Tuesday the I'd day OF February
at hslf-past O'Clock P. NJ. ..
The main building contains twelve rooms ana
the wing nine rooms embracing large and hand
some narlors. chambers. and dlring-rooms, he.
sides drnssi1g-rcoms closets. Kitchen. servants
rooms &C., &C. 1t is supplied throughout with
water and gas has hot and cold baths, and every
other convenience to he found in modern frstcl"Ss
dwellings slso stable, carriage house. &c. &c
Tn resrect Of comfort cow nienre.. and desfra-
billy Of locatinn-heinp In one square nj the cap1
toll and convenieut tn All the puh'ir hniliinSsts In
considered to he one OF the most desirable private
residences IN the city. 80
TrRMs: 0ne-thsrd cash balance at four. eight.
and twelve months for neRotiahle notes. Interest
added and secured by deed nf trust
- = "'F''S - - JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR C sou. Auctioneers. gTa ~
ImTne ti ,telv after the above sale will he sold
that VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Mt he corner
OF Broad and Ninth streets, with the improve;
ments thereon. The lot fronts "a feet on Rrcah
street and runs back about lho, feet IN 20.fOot
paved alley: at present occupied as stores and
dwellings,. sHa s.. s@ '. @sa
TERMS Made known ut sale.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR & SON,
~ - 7--..E I..s Auctioneers
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.IreTEs,N ssEEss
{ PUTUBE DAY,
sU0d+TU1H FUTUEn DA > &,
Bg Lea soddins = uc CT on Is az7
f9d ~. No. 1117 Main streetg ~ sse4fsrg
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A pARM

y - >
COMMISSIONERS, ,7,,I SALE OLA PA, FARM \
~ on o.. 1 81 = q wEiCHMoND.-Ry virtue or
MILES 20 ttsss C,scnat Cnurt OF Heurfco county
decrpe an the 7th day of RnTemnsr ,sos, ~ n
n,!ophs,, ~ Edward Hogan agalnsG n,n. l. =.
Tue ILL., ynranhFI white, tr,,5tee and othe.S, sn
~ a,J eriauer appointed 'bve anG acting n tas
fha suthority Of ssi1 decree IN TN bs haf,,a
w oS the said 10 eph J.. White trustee IA dncrne
f.,,ed 70 give the security requi,1d Dy sa 6Sta
SHAH proceed TO sch at nnnIlcS a Tahynarv.
-es. on MnND the ibth day ~ ~ M
pc ~ 'ciock The ACI gs ,IT,r
nsIisd pssGEORGH, - containing un LEG .ur,
Gn a1II aTD -TErRTY-rHRrEt At,fEs more s
nr less adjoining the land. q Dr. Shai ies - "
Sersop ,Tbhn NJ Davis. and oshera. :, ,o.,o-,
+ Tvpas Cash RS tn SO mucn 10 ~ III ". ~. usoirdI .
.. .cnr Tho coetE and expenses ri sa !lnriuuln11
to ,asei co,n m the trustee ana ne usua
h.,a, of an auct inneer TO make e,n saie,i ah
.ha 90 Of advertising this safe an 10" iel nse
which WIS entoinedT ard me uJ"nC. n.eo1I -.
orentlv dssolye'1 and also rec nv e Gnreb, scr
to- do,lars fbr nrepa-ing a decd To the pnrchaser
e. IVA Tho cost for stamping the same and a,sna
cient ann In cash to, disc bare I've nenns o.
m ssn each nearing date 6ctnher II lsos rltn III
terest from March l. 1856. upon sach nnsi pa.rh
snhiert TO fhe following credits.vn Sooo on sIe
ssa y, Msrcs iss7 s,so nm the 23d OF prit 1857
q, so IN Tho Dad at Nav 1867 IA to the rescue OF
eafS n-ncends of sale the Same Is 10 ne mace upoH
sncb terms as the said Hogan may pre:crloe ano
IN dnf,nIt Of such detection as the SAID coinihls-
ST ,ncr may think Just and reasonane-suism t
dlt payment to be properly sss"Te !. SNIFF
saii~nrorertv. EEg.. .t-sz..f r, -, r,,,,;ssI nor
a.is conducted by LEE & GoDDIF, Auctioneers.
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By Cook Il Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

VALUABLE TOBACCO MACHINERY
v AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, February
18TH we shall sell at our tobacco factory, on Tween
ty-ifth street. without reserve. TO close our bust
ness and Co partnership, the entire stock OF " A
CHINERY and FIXTURES 10 said fdctory-Viz.
One HYDRAULIC PRESS. PUMP and u
RETAIEFRS. TRUCKS, &C
One FINISHING PRESS and RETAINERa
SHAPING HILLS--all sizes; ..-
BOX SCREWS,
- FINISHING MILLS, m. -.-----...
POTS. BANDS.
BILLETTs, DRYERS, EzEE
BENCHES,
SCALES STOVES,
TOBACCO STICKS o
STEM PRESS.
ROX LUMBER, --..-..r ......
WORKSHOP, and all other
FIXTURES and MACHINERY used In con-
Quoting our business.
FACTORY FOR RENT.
At the same time, the SPACIOUS FACTORY
now occupied by Us will be RENTED for The pre-
sent year. 4.-s -.-L :
TRIMS: Liberal. Sale to commence at il
o'clock. -.-,,,,,
ja2s-eodtds EoYsTER ( PRESTON.
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,~ I'M BY wellington Goddin, 1914
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL
FRAME TENEMFNTs AND ONE VA
BROOK AVENUE. BY virtue OF deed Of trust
executed TO the subscriber by Mr.. John Clash,
bearing date 18th May 1890, duly recorded In Elcn-
mond Hastings Court. shall, In execution there
Of proceed to sell at public auction. on the pre-.
misses, on MONDAY the sth of February, lsee al.
O'Clock P. NJ, If fair, If not, the first fair Gay
located as above. consisting of alot on the south
side of Leigh street 80 by los feet, with small
frame tenement thereon; also one other lot WIN
Of an irregular shape IS feet, running back TO an
alley; also lot at the northwest corner OF Leigh
and Munford Streets 20 by 100 feet with Two frame
tenements thereon. 9a .ugy -..r5 ii. -a1 Z. IS
whilst the deed requires cash sale, yet by con-
SEPT Of the creditor he win accept those terms or
in lieu Of them one-third cash, balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes Interest added,
properly secured - w. GODDlH,
Ia "a % aaJa&o IA sFe E. Trustee
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INEaRMARY.

college INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid adj
mtted esceps the Insane and those labortng under
contagious disorders
Charges Invariably in adyance), including board,
medical attendance, and medicines
Large wards, per week. 80.
49,, Private rooms. per week: soto Sao. mr.. -
A small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations. s.1.Eas. st -
charity cases from the city are received on per
mits from members OF The committee OF the City
Council for the relief OF the poor. and seamen on
permits from the custom-hsuSs. e.
For further Information, Or admission, apply at
the infirmary to -I5A1s II IL, WHITE, ID. D.,
ia Ism rrr-7, Medical Sup rtrtendent.
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NyECuT0R,s SALE OF VALUABLE

il REAT FsTATF.--'n WEDNEo1IAi gne
18th dav Of February 1859 In front of the st.
Charles Hotel. IN the city Of Richmond. ut IL
O'Clock NJ. SHALL rs the executor OF John Bring-
wate-, deceased, sell ut public auction. 10 Inc
highest hIdGc-, u TRACT OFLAND lying between
the Nine-mile road and York River railroad. and
adjoining the railroad five miles from the city OF
station, on said road. containing l94i acres
TERMS One-half cash, and the balance on
credit Of six months the purchaser giving rego-
liable note with good endorsers, and the title to be
retained until all the purchase money Is paid.
JOHN WOODWORTH,
Executor OF John Bridgwater, deceased.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctfoncer and Real Estate agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TvRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
NORTH SIDE OF EXCHANGE ALLEY BE
TWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FnrRTEEN1H
STREETS. AND BEAUTIFUL LITTLF
FARM OF TWENTY ACRES. HALF A MILE
FAST OF RICHMOND. ADJOINING OAK
WOOD CEMETERY.-BY virtue OF a deed o.
trust executed to the subscriber by Mr.. Pevton
Johnston and wife. hearing d,te 18th Sept ember
and also In Hcnrico County curt shall, In exc
cutinn thereof, proceed to sell ut public auctinn,
on the premises In the order advertised, on TUFS-
DAY the 9th of February. 1852 " fair. II not thu
first fair day thereafter, commencing Mt IL O'CLOCK
~. that valuable LOT located rs above imme-
hiatnly In rear of the large store owned by MI
William Ira Smith aud recently occupied by
Nessrs. Noah Walker Il Co.. fronting 20 feet, run
ming back IS feet to said Smiths line.
And At O'Clock z. NJ. on the premises. thai
valuable GOTTA GE FARM. called 1.-The Re
treat adjoining Oatwood cemetery. containing
TWENTY acres. The land Is highly improved.
and the buildings arc sufficient for the rse # n
one possesses peculiar advantages ny reason of It's
proximity to the city: being within one ana
half miles of the Old Market. Selling AS trustee
| shall convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMS : Enough IN cash 10 "efray expenses OF
sale and 70 pay off the sum OF 80 900 and all inte
rest in srrear; on credit as to 800 until tnt
18th Of September. 1869 like credit OF 81 200
until nth OF September 1870 on a Ike credit OF
81 600 until 18th OF september, ls; and as to sny
residue Of the proceeds on such terms as shall b'
announced at the hour Of sale-the whole credit
instalments to bear interest from The day OF sale
and to he secured bya trust deed. II IS probable
on the day OF sale the creditors may be willing to
n'As ''''i' ''''' - H. A. CLAIBORNE,
"a "a Trustee.
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GRANITE WORKS.

DICHdOND GRANITE COMPANY
III We are prepared to furnish The very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed, In any
quantity. We will also build all kinds OF GRAN
TIE WORK ut short notice. Special attention
given To rough or dressed WALL WORK, GENE
TERY WORK, &C., md all material furnished.
OC.ceeoi..er' rTsirtf srd Seventh streets.
II ~ rs SIT ls4QkuE BLUMENTHAL. n
ia liam sssT s. nlt Superintendent,
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BY Wellington 6oddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

LENT LITTLE FARM OF
u slXTY-FOUR ACRES, NEAR THE
" ILLIAMsBUkG ROAD AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD. BEL OW RICHMOND, FOR
SALE.-At The request Of Mr. Thomas White
ford, off.r for sale the excellent LITTLE FARM
or which he now re Sides, auJoining the fans of
Messrs. T. w Hnni2er and William Cnlltpgs-
worth. it contains SIXTY-FOuE ACRES, all
open land in good heart, OF which eight acres are
In wheat. There is an excellent young orchard
cherries and spring OF fine water near the DWELL
ing, 8nd small branch rrnning through the place.
The buildings consist of a comfortable dwrlllng
containing four rooms, XII chen. stable, and barn
Possession given in short time. a great bar
gain will be given. Apply 10
fe at W GODDIN. Auctiopeer.
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ROOTS, SHOES, &c.

NOTICE.-The subscriber, having N31
l. Z made ayrar genents with hr.jJ4MEs HMS
Billion TO conduct his basiae a'ItnSI -
his Illness, VIII continue To make 70 order =.
LADIES, aud. GEaT9 lieM Ehta BOOTS, sHoNe,
GATHERS &C. A call from his friends and Gus
toners is respectfullys nlfctted.
y N. B.-KEPA IkIn q sEea'ig execnisd:
II. IT n 49, Rl;E re BRIGGS n
t,Stet Y. 1880. No.. u thirteenth street
T. shall be pleased 20 ses all my old customers =.
the above ri zee, and will gu1,antes t9nse the pes,
materials and TO give satisfaction as to aE sE3
quality OF woik. ga. u
fe 2-twE JAMES BOLiUn'
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CHFRIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold Oh
> MONDAY. 18th dav of February: 1889 at -
o. clock NJ. on the premises. at the d'stillery OF
Messrs Styll q Davis on james liver. below
Pockets. one STEA M-EEGTSF and BOILERS
and all TIE Ma OHINFRY In said di tillery: also.
all the TTTBS, TANKS and other articles nsed IN
also all the PENS. SHEDS, and other LUMBER
used for feeding and keeping hogs. on said prem
isps or so much thereof as NAV be necessary to
satisfy license taxes in my hands in favor of the
Commonwealth Of Virginia agains. iaid styll &
Davis. WILL NJ NJ SC.thn,'E
fn 4 Henrico county.
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.AUcTTON SALES. .
~r, THE DAY rsss8u ag7ag
Il 1.sl~5<-S|s1e-~@>I~ SJS~~~<>~-S>~
BY wellington aoddin, .,3
ar-4.of,eer and Real Estate Agent. ?" =.

~, I,II11,s,TT ! SALE or LOT, WITH
ROUSE AND oTHER IMPRnykMEFTgs.
~ THE WEST SIDE OF Mill, !sTREET-by
Zine Of deed Of trust executed on the 21th DAY
W fnecember. 1851. by Charles Mitcpelk trustee
=. Johanna Mitchell 10 the Subscribers. as uns-
toes ~ .sTfe eeiInan Building association, No.
: :; n secure to the said Association tbs per-
or the conditi ms Of bond. OF even oate
9TH said deed executed to said ASS 7ctation Gy
said Char es Mitchell as trustee az aforesaid ana
sIsothe payment of all charges fine. dues. ah no
snterevt due by virtue thereO. we shall, on M
ts1XTH Dry or FEBRUh RYa 1859. at O'CLOCK ,;
p M proceed to sell, on the premises, az p49nnMT
auction. to the highest bidder, that certain III.
OF LA Nd lytngi In Henric1 county near me nors d
ern corporation line OF the city OF sicnIS s1ti
fronting Twenty-Five feet on the west 8 e on ;aa
stree and running back two hundred leet .har
parallel lines. The said lot has house anu o'hef
improvements thereon. ..,.s- .,on,o law
TERMS: Cash for so much AZ may be ne sa,s
to satisfy the amount dine 70 sal ssoclsttt Wv,
prfncipaf interest fines, dues. ana cnarr a n J
due and to bee me due under the constbuto, m.
bY-laws Of the said ssociatian-and the oal
10 anv a. such time and on such creois as INC S@
Charles MITCHELL trustee. shall prescrinee;x N Z
- - f''.1N''o 1-',',sTT NIL. jacobson - :
J0HN n. BOSUHEN, H..
sd zs&z se# r.. LOHMsNN,
Trustees Of the German Building AssociIr ~ "
I
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DoWHATAN sTEAMBoATs,Ma

4 CoMPANY.--steamers STATE ssszS..sssak.
OF MARYLAND and PSTERSBURG.-Ch heap,
reliable and safe route 20 Baltimore, Savannah,
Boston, and the West.-Tri-weekiy line 70 Balti-
Philadelp hia.-No charge fer wharfage, draysge,
or forward!rg and no transit pmenl 90 goods be-
tween Richmond xad Baltimore Leaves bsiti-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud y
yTURnAY. Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. sua.
Freight received every day texcep. sunday up TO
= O'Clock L. 81. These steamers have excellent
saloon, slateroom, aud passenger accommodating
Fare, 81 meals and stateroom extra. For freiSh
or passage. apply 20 ~ 4It-.J II- .3# .s'
-. HARIEYS j. WILLIAMS, Agents,
au1 Commercial Block.
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By Wellington Goddln,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.

TESRUsTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT ON THE NORTH LINE OF DUVaL
STREET NEAR TO BROOK AYEN UE.-Ry
virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the subscriber
by Mr. John Clash, bearing Gate 18th March 1881
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Cou t.,
shall in execution thereof. proceed to sell at pub
Tic auction on the premises. on MONbtY the
ath day Of February. 1863 at hal-past CLOCK r
NJ, If fair. If not the first fair day thercat or
The BRICK TENEMENT AND LOT on which u
stands. located as above now in the occupancy OF
Mrs. Elizabeth franklin as store and dwelling
TERMS whilst the deed requires cash sale. !
am authorized by The creditor to say that lie VIII
accept those. terms or II preferred by the pnr-
chaser. Ore-third cash: balance Mt four and elght
months, bearing interest properly secured
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T ARGEAMOUNT OF VALUABLE REAL

1 ARUE EMUuNl We FaLUh Ole hEhL
L ESTATE, IN And NEAR THE CT Y OF
HII,HMOND, FOR SkLE-I am authorized to
sell the follow ing real estate.viz.,
"BR0oAFl.LD FAkM' :, , about four ana "a
said S0t turnpike. divided n:o three tracts, two OF
which contain 49, acres EACH and the other ?.l
acres, rpon the centre tract there are ample
buildings for a arst-cisss estate, -, a., .,,o :,
The Basin corner of "ana and Ninth streets upon
which are located the ,acous foundry and ma
chine sh OF, now occupied by messrs. kahl &
Kahn with ali the valuable Buildings thereon.
g. LOTS Nos. and . on Cary street and prlcc
alley opposite the old Gas Works, each fronting
"a feet and running back 100 feet upon which stand
a brick tenement and Il lsrge biick stable.
4. LOT On south side Of Broad street between
| First and Second 81 by III feet, upon which stand
two thrce-story brick tenements knownas "Brack
cll'S Tavern together with the adjacent lot,
2lxl47 feet with a brick tenement thereon. r...
S. VACANT LOT on The south side OF Grace
street between Fifth and sixth streets TGniins 80
OF the NEST desirable lots in the city for the ercc-
ton Of a6rst-class residence:
8. TWU BRICK 1kNEMENTS In the "Old
Academy building, at northeast corner OF Cary
and Eighth streets. ,,e
in Dnval's addition, Nos. II. a. 70, 80 So o. and
100, near to ths new orphan asylum. ,or
s. LAtGE Lot o.! SEVhNTH AND ARCH
STREETS, In rear the state armory, and known
.. The ROCKETTs WAREHOUSE PROPER
TY, extending from Main street to Water street,
adjoining Lon j, Nos leo 10, and part Of lot No.
Is. These aforementioned lots front on Water
street and james iser adj'in the New York steam
boat wharvcs, and are very valuable for wharf
purposes. ....
10. LOT at the southwest corner of Cary and
Twelfth streets, 81 by 10 feet, which stands the
large FOUK-Si DRY BRICK WAREHOUSE no"
occupied by John X. Allen, 1ccently In the occu-
pancy OF Messrs. Martin Il Csrdozo.
II. LOT at the corner of Cary and Eighth streets
Is by 40 feet and the adjoining LOT. "a by ~ feet
upon which stands the large granite storehouse.
This property has three fronts-viz, on the Basin
bank, Eighth street, and Gary street.
Il. LOT No. on west side Of Eleventh street
between Canal and Byrd III by l2is feet; also Lon
No. 2 on the south side of HI alley between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets adjoining OF No. l. and
both adjoining the shIp-locks OF the James River
and Kauawha Canal Company.
For terms and any Information in relation to
the foregoing property, apply to ..- .....-
PETER G. WARWICK. Agent,
fe4-TSS6w at uallcgo nills.
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WOODLAND FOR sALE.-By virtue

"a
Wv OF two DEGREES OF the Circuit Coutt Of the
city or Richmond entered In the case OF HAYES rs.
1858 and the other on the Sd OF February 1850, the
undersigoed SPECIAL eomnlss In a, h s ap
1859 III fair IL not the next fair day. at IA O'Clock
r M in front 81 W. Ratclie's sto G, in the VII
lage Of Ashl md, sell that TRACT OF LAND IN
the bill mentioned lying abe vi. two and half
miles from A. bland and about one mile from the
railroa d. and containing NiHEfI-rWO AND
THEE. QUARTER ACRES ..fag.
This tract OF land was recently sold by NJ. d.
Whiting to George w. JGretter. and Is adjoining
the farm OF olonel w. K. Wlnn aud MesSrs.
Thacker, Tombs, and Edwards,
TERMS, :rtash as to enough to pay all costs OF
this and the sac, andthe costs Of both suits,
the taxes now due on said land. and to discharge
the tu1gmen: for BIOS with int est from the 27th
day Of ugust,, 1864 ILL paid as to residue, one
half at six and III. other az twelve months for ne
gotabe notes we'll endorsed and title to be retain
ed unit! con yeyanre Is d rected by the court.
WILLIAM j ,sIAH LfskE,
..H - NO. f. Special commissioner.
B. FeANKLrN. T1NsLEI, Auc'ioneer.4 r e G=,'
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D1CHMOND AND DANyILLE Raj
OAaRDAD-CHANeEa oF SCHEDULE %,
and SITTER FRIDAY, January 18th issa the p ISn
sENaER TAAIHs on this road viii be run a a
GOING. TRsy, rLYNCHBURe PkssnNarus
leave Richmond daily except sundaysl 81 stsrs
NJ. arrive at BuIkeyille AZ ll.ss A. n. msLin.
close connections with trains on the Soa,hs,ds
road for rarnville Tynchburg, Bristol TnnSoo
vile, Nashville. Memphis, &C., &c. lHR0iGH
MaILjAh d EXPRESS leave, Richmond daiiy ~
2.y ~. ID. leave Danyille daily at 1918 p. ~:
arrive at Greensboro daily At 1919 A. NJ, mstins
close connections for ali STATIONS on tie Sorts
CAROLINA road both east and vest OF Greensboro,
Charlotte, Columbia, augusta, and an points
so SOUTH. !, v.or 80 ruporau u.u
PREsS leave Greensboro daily at 4. N. leave
Danv!lle daily at sz7 A. NJ. arrive II Richmond
daily at II A. ~. LYNCH RURG PAS5ESG sRs
leave Bnrkeyilie daily except SUNDAY 81 at 2ioP.
Trough tickets can be- procured at the ticket
Office In Richmond TO all important, points south
and Southwest and nc Gree nsboro' and Dan Vile IN
all points North, East, and West ~. II -
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
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