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THE rrrSrRr.oF-oFFrcE.

The Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore Gdzette says the Judi
ciary Committee, to which was re-
fered the bill introduced by Butler to
repeal IN toto the Tenure-of-Ofice acts,
win report it without amendment,
and recommend its passage. There
Is reason to believe it will pass the
House without difficulty. A manifest
jealousy Of the power it gives the Sen
ate largely prevails. AS at preseul
advised, think the latter body will
stick TO their assumed prerogadve-
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90! THE POOR INDIAN.

An official statement shows that Of
the two millions placed at the dispo-
sal Of the President to maintain peace
withand among the Indians, $780, 6,374
has been expended. OF the balance,
million and a half will be required to
paw subsistence furnished and to be
furnished by the COmmissary Depart
ment for feeding the Sioux, Kiowas,
Comanches, Cheyennes, Arapahoes
and others. The residue will be used
for incidental expenses and to meet
or,nnrran cins
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FOR RENT.
VIII rent, publicly,
DR.. RUSSELL'S
The MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN

Or. RUSSELL, No. ~ North-coHrt Street,
north side Of Court Square, Memphis
Tenn. Is acknowledged by all
fr,s- ra~4e ec ~
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TIE PROPOSED NEW DEPARTMENT

THE PROPOSED NEW DEPARTMENT.
The Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Age says the subject
of gravest importance at this moment
is the effort to make the Internal Rev
enue Department a permanent one,
with its head holding a seat in the
Cabinet. This is practically recon-
mended in the late message, 51t 1t Is
most unnecessary and useless, That
system Of revenue was only intended
to be a temporary measure, and
already the greater part Of it could be
done away with 70 the great relief of a
suffering country and without detri-
ment to the Treasury. At least one
half of the vast horde OF officers who
are fattening on the life-bloOd Of an
impoverished people could be at once
discharged, and without the loss Of
dollar Of revenue; but it IS not in the
nature of a lecch to let go its hold, it
must be torn away by force, or else al
lowed to gorge itself at the expense Of
its victims, Till at last, unable to suck
another drop, 1t falls Of itself.
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Grand RevIsw Of .he PapaI Amy.

ROME, December 16.-There was
brilliant review of the Pontifieal Zou-
aves yesterday by Gen. Kauyeller, the
Minister of War. The weather was
splendid and everything passed off
finely. There were 10000 spectators
present, including 500 Bishops and
many foreign military 0fieers.
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THE BILL AUTHORIZING THE CENSUS,
now before the House, instead Of di-
viding the territory Of the United
States into Marshal's districts, which
were too large. proposes to take the
Congressional districts as the units Of
territory. Each Congressional district
is to have District Superintendent OF
the Census, acting under the direction
Of the General Superintendent, and
the ultimate supervision of the Seere-
tary of the Interior. The districts are
to besubdivided into convenient parts,
and each of these is to have an "enu-
meratOr," to take the census and col
lect the statistics for his part, the
whole Of his work to be done within
one month from the frat day of June
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The price Butler is understood to have
received for his part of the work is,an
important consulate for his favorite
nephew, and sundry accommodations
at the Office of the Internal Revenue
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WASHINGTON MATTERS
SALARIES OF Z. S. JUDGES.

SALARIES OF L. 5. JUDGES.
The New York correspondent Of the
!. louisville CoJTisr-Jo1uTGl telegraphs
that members of the New York bar
have put in circulation petition to
Congress pra,ving that the salaries OF
Judges may be increased in accord
ance with the Presidents Message
those Of the Supreme Court Judges to
$4,000 a Fear; those Of the Judges OF
the Court Of Claims and those OF Cir
cult Judges to $1,000; and District
Judges to $1,000.
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The decision of the Supreme Court
on the Bank Tax question gives Rad
ical Congressman a great deal of COM
fort. They think it shows that the
Court win sustain the COnstitutiOnality
of the legal tender acts about which
there has been so much discussion.
This conclusion is founded on the lam
guage used by the Chief Justice.
Speaking for the whole bench but
Nelson and Davis, he declared that
f" Congress had the constitutional
right to authorize the admission of
bills of credit" and in still another
place Of A." the exercise Of indisputa-
BILE constitutional powers Of Congress
to provide a currency for the whole
country"
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Plantation for Rent.

rVOR the ensuing year, my Undivided
Half OF the Farmer Place, sItlated
IN Critten5en county, ArlzanSaa, near Biea-
Soefs Landing forty miles below AfeIn-
phfs. and three miles from the river. The
whole place contains one hundred and n. 2
acres cleared land, gin and gin-holse. dz7ef-
ling and outhouses- The richness Of the soiI
"a unsurpassed-TiH easily yield q bale Of
cotton 10 the acre. For terms. apply 20 L II
word rs second street; or Frank loor. Blsd-
a. JeHE P. RICE
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REMOVAL.
FOR RENT.

THE. LOCKHART PLANTATION, NEAR
SunflOwer Landing. Coahoma county,
Mtssissippi will be rented for the year 1879,
at Ave dollars per acre. There are four nun
dred acres OF cleared land, much OF IL h1gn
and of superior quality, with new gin house
two ircn-tubed wells with pumps, and sum
cfent hewed-log tenements to accommodate
a family and the laborers-
a good tenant can have the privilege of
paving one half the first years rent with re-
pairs and improvements, such as may be ae-
com plished with field hands, and or conI1n-
tiinz his contract for several years.
Apply to the subscriber at Sunfiower Land
ing. ~ - S.-CAAAlhEhS.
Bsssnbs< 5, See, asI2
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FOR SALE.

TWO 2-Story Frame Houses on Exchange
4 street extended, With rooms each-
An A No. Building Lot On laD'iIi@ sSEeSs'
near Bull Kun. 81 by 3D. 90,
10 acres OF choice, Garden Land, near tnel-
sea. Church, on Thomas avenue --
centrally located, with the goodwin OF the
present proprietor -,
All OF any OF this properly WMis II = s2t9 s, 10 v
Apply TO tdel5l J. = Ftitst lii
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Iha nIILadv nnenn,tI Ilkali-

LOUISVILLE, December 16.-Gov.
John w. Stevenson was elected U. S.
Senator on the second ballot to-day.
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MASONIC NGTjCE.

TTN1E regular annual communication q
i of DeSotO Lodge No. 299, will be ~
heldThis (FRIDAYl Evening. December/NN
Eth. for dispatch OF business and the ELEC-
TON OF OFFICERs.
BY order OF p II. STANLEY, W. n
n w GrTFT roy c.eerefarv DELI
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Lanark, Bradley eounIy. Ark
November l, Is69.

DEscRIPr1oS.-eaid James A. Davis IS about
my years OF age. about feet 10 inches In
hight, hair and beard gray; has lost por-
u0n OF his front teeth; sharp features, and
complexion Drowned BY eKposGre % the
weather: is an inveterate smoker 1arner
slow Of speech; generally goes armed With a
Tiavv-six shooter or riner was a resident q
Csiffornfa some years since, and Is supposed
~ ~ now somewhere IN that state. de y
fsmiIiarIv known among his acquaintanceS
-. - lin ilaviE." T" deb
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0alo Sgra or Danuerously mn,

Columns, (O.) December 16.-Pri-
Yste dispatches state that Senator
John Russell is sinking very fast and
cannot recover.
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PARIS, December 16.-The Duchess
of Genoa has positively protested
against her sons receiving the Span
ish crown.
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SALE OF STOCK.

On FRIDAY, DECEMBER ETH, at Tny resi-
dence, six miles norLh OF Forrest Clt3'
Ark will sell a lot OF fine Mares and COTS,
Mich Cows. Work Oxen, Beef Cattle, k1Oss
and Pork; also,
"Cyc1OPS,"
A thoroughbred blood staliions an9 $50
LIN(3.o a shOrt-horued Durham pu1L
nv creditors especially invited . sttsnd
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NEW York, December 16.-The
Spanish fiotilla is expected 10 leave
New York to-day,
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SPICER g. SHARPE,
354 Main ST., MagsVney Block,

A RE RECEIVING FRESH GOODS, DAILY.
n by river and rail. By late arrivals We
have afresh supply OF
Bordsn's Condensed Milk-the celebrated EA-
GLE hrand-l99 dozen;
New Louisiana Sugars and MOlasses;
New Buekwheat;
New sweet Roll Butter; also, Goshen Butter /;
New Golden syrups; New Carolina Rice;
Pigs Feet, Hams and Lard;
Shaker Preserves;
All varieties of new Canned Gooos;
Mess Mackerel and Goldfish;
North Carolina Herrings;
Fine Toilet Soap; choice Cofees and Teas
uols sPICER e SHARPE.
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WHEREAS, Bis Excellency, Powell Clsy-
w TON. G0vernOrOf a rkansas, having ON
ciafly offered "A rewarf OF Two huu dr-d Dbl
lars ior The arrest and conviction Of JA1lEs A.
DAVIS. who mur1ei ed my husband, Auz listus
H. Wirheringtou. st Moro Landing. on the
0uachfta river, Arkansas, on the z7Lu day % c
March. ISiq. now. Therefore, D. lIknewn. mat
I hereby Offer an additional eWnrd o. three
Hnnds "a Dollars for the arrest and SAFE coz
dnament Of the said James A. Davis Il any
prison in the United states. or in the Terri
tories thereof, where he Can be procured upon
A reQuisitiOn from the Governor Of this state.
Address, MRS NJ E. WITHERISGrUN.
Lanarks Bradley eOunIy. Ark
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News pEALERs. AsENTs. &c,

Newspaper Dealers, Express Agents, CountTy
Merchants PostrnaEters Depot Agents, and
anv friends OF the MEMPHIS APPEAL who
will do So are requested 20 procure regular
ten per cent. or five per cent. for Cubs, Tor
services; or, IL preferred, arrangeIne y - ~
eorppensafiou Will be made. specimens
copies sent on application.
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WE are now receiving one Of the largest
w and best selected stocks Of goods II has
ever been our pleasure 70 offer to the trade,
and TO nrst-claSs buyers We are prepared 10
offer inducements that cannot be surpassed.
600 sacks Rio Coffee-sil grades;
500 barrels Refined Sugar-au grades;
80 hhds. louisiana Sugar-an grades;
500 packages syrups and MOlasses--an
grades;
100 kegs English Soda;
200 boxes English Soda;
1000 packages New Msekerel;
500 packages Virginia Tobacco;
so barrels Robinson County whisky;
100 Bourbon Whisky;
100 Reetifed Whisky;
so :" Tennessee White Whisky;
100 boxes Layer Raisias;
50 boxes assorted Nuts;
100 cases Sardines;
100 cases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FARGASON & CLAY,
seS $50 Front Street.
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NOTICE.

I HAVE this day bought out the interest OF
/ Geo. Scott in the StoYe and Tin Business.
3S6 Second street, and viii continue the busi-
ness at the old stand All Jobs will be
promptly attended 70, and Stoves and Tin
ware sold as cheap as any house in the city.
deli WAf RIDER
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DIED..

CORDEs-At s.utgardt, Germany. on Mon
dry, November -, Capt. {. a. CoRDEs, aged
eighty yslrs.
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ADVERTISERS

win ind the MEMPHIS APPEAL, ,i, the pest
extent md variety OF It's reading matter has
forced is enlargement for the sceomIao oda-
ton OF advertisers, ana Us clFeciaLloa IA al
,,e-ts ~ 'Ternsssee, and in Alabama, Migsfs-
ssfrpi and Arkansas, among merchants, plant
s.rs and business men, render it especially de-
sirable 70 those " no wish 70 reacn the gene
their respective business and interests
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ATTENIION. SIR Knights.

NTOU are hereby commanded TO attend
l Council of ned Cross Knights, ThisJEX
(FRIDAN) Evening, at o'clock. The/V\
Order 10 be conferred.
Visiting Sir knights cordially invited.
GEO MEld4ERSH L. Commander.
CVrene COInmaudery. No. T. Dec I7th. deli
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Caution I! Caution

A IL persons are hereby cautioned against
n purchasing any of the Lands, Bonds or
Securities belonging 10 the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company OF r. &. Brink
ley, Miles owen. Henry B. EdmOndson, B. ID.
Williams, q. w. Goodwin, A. Mcdonald or J.
L. Meiggs, or making any contracts with
them in connection with said road, or paying
into their hands any moneys due belonging
TO said company, as all such contracts, trans
fers or conveyances made by either OF them
since the 10Th OF November, 1863, are Illegal,
and will not be recognized BY the legal Board
of Directors.
F. II. MAHAN
Pres't Memphis and Little Rock R. r. Co.
Memphis. Tenn. Decembe il, 1899. det2
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administrators Sale of Personal
PrOpertY.

7 WILL. a. Administrator Of thu estate ~
i Edward Cherry, deceased sell ~ public
sale, on Thursday, December I'd. at n Coos
a.ua-, at the residence Of the late Edu-trlI
Cherry, on Island f9 in the i i,sissinpi rIvg.-
about twelve miles above Memphis af a. =
personal property OF said Edward tgIarr-
consisting OF twelve faf hogs, one ycke u
work oxen. two horses. ten or fl.tsr head II
cows anG young cattle. cotton in tile field
farming utensils, ead household and kitchen
furniture.
lne sale Is for the purpose OF paving OF the
debts Of the estate and the terms are cash
immediately aiteT the sale. All articles NOS
paid for viii again be solz
dell II DOW AIM
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ring to be a diamond ring. and his MOI,
mt~ithssandfng / viii freely admit / only paid
A very small sum for It."
They laughed and booted me still more at
tbis admission. They said that set'ieo the
question. and that it ,cds paste.
7 told them 7 didn't think it was.
"Wcll. would / bctT
would rather not.
More hooting.
At length. very reluctantly, orcrca1nc
nv scruples. The name OF Baker Is a nalle
too closely allied TO the gentle bred Carnis'
four loavCs, ppr-sciant,
the doe, lcvant) to allow tito ne "ah''N'!
sullied. l bet. .u..
without question, they were dia-
monds. the icwciler decided. land some
Of the finest he had ever seem He ought
70 know. as they were his propcrty-hireo
bv me for the occasion.
'"Eleycn fireS are titty-1iye. gentlemen:
Having established the value OF my ring
and freed the name of Baker from susplcioh;
I paid for the hire Of the real gems, nau
the paste stones reset in their Pi%teS' I ~
|ieyinr. after all, the reputation lot diae
monds to be as good rs the possession OF
them. and free from MI anxiety
It was talked about, II noisca aol9uu ;
II even reached the little back street Whcre
the ~pawnbroker lived. You shouia I''c
seen him. c
ty-fye D~oundsh-dead ro~bbery-clean gone.
Oh mybootshe and bones! motto know that
Colkshr do shometimes come and pawn real
diamonsh for pashte, sho rs to have less ~
tereSh to pay for taking care oftheir ringSh.
ON nv bleshcd heart. only think of it y
uc came to me. He growled, and wrig-
oled and twisted himself before me. lie
Drayed me to sell him his ring again. -
| nv tere Mishter Baker, you mustn't smell IL
to me. or l shall DC Il ruined old manShe;
| The time wosh not out, and Mr.. Smlt had
| come to redeem it, and he shays that II wosh
n legacy. and if he doesh not get 1t by Sha-
1urday next he will ruin me-sll-heip nm,
he will. 0 MiShfer Baker, think oft twcil-
ty poundSh-all in ~gold-shold money.
| Now my tcre, what do you shay: therSh Il
What did / say? Could I turn a deaf ear
to the distress OF the old man: There are
people who might do it. gentlemen, etll h9'
neople of the name of Baker-not WI.
| Baker. ] certainly did ask him Tor more
money. We compromised it at last at TWEEN
tv-two ten, which he paid, part in SlXpcncc:s
and copperS, and owe me fourpcncc-hali-
penny to this day.
TWenty-two, nine and scvcn-pcnce-aalt-
ncnny. and fftv-fivc pounds, IS seventy
seven. nine, seven and a-half. 1t Just paid
for the real diamonds for bought the ones
: had previously hired of the jcwellei, and
had them set in n ring the fac sinute OF Mr..
BLOCKS, except that the initials arc WILL
That was the only time | was ever sWlu-
died. gentlemen, Mr.. Baker concluded
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS
y IN HENHICo CoUNTf1Iln execution OF q
tered 3oth of April, 1850. In the cnse OF " Minor
&C., rs. Christian, executor, ct dtS.;, inc iihucrI
sell mt auction, in the order and on the days named
below, the GLOWING LANDS. owned by the heirs
of the late DR.. William a. Chr9stian-ytz. ON
SATURDAY. 18th December. IT II o'clock u ut
the Office Of Messrs. Grubhs & Williams. In Rich
mond, \ TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-SIX ACRES OF LAND, fronting on
the Williamsburg stage road. at Bottoms Bridge,
and on the Chickahominy about eleven miles he
low Richmond. About o~ne-thlrd of II Is In origi-
nal oak, and the balance heavily set in pine, EN-
brscins a very considerable quantity Of excellent
timber and nm immense quantity of cord wGoc;
And on TUESDAY, 2i,t Decem nhs En- negEl ~ ! h,S
RESPECTIVELY. TWO VERY VALUABLE FARMS
attached to the GraIgton esfate" :, or wit; by Mr.,
Quhrles, situated on the road leading from Me-
chanicsville turnpike four miles from the city, al;
y@inin,E n1T TH Ii Ei mr@ Sn5 (: r AS snrs sEvE Is:
TY-EIGHT AND oSE-THlRD CEES- rs
acres of highland, l25 acres Of second low-groun'i5.
cultivated In grass and corn. about iifiy acres Of
The highland are In woods, and seven acres III 4
line ORCHARD OF peaches, apples, &c, There IS
"A DWELLING with four rooms besides basement,
stable, courthouse. and t0hacco-Darl.
.. The PRICE TRACT occupied Ivy Mr..
Thomas, on the C%raiGton road lust 3eyoilh tnc gItc
fT"n,i' Inc city. TiTEEE HUNDRED AND TEN
OEE-fIALF ACRES--1C0 acres highland.
100 acres Of second low-grouuds. balance IN met
dow. suitable for grasses and corn 80 acres In
wood, The dwelling has four rooms.
Entll Of these farms are well adapted 20 irllit-
growing and trucking. The soil Of tie upland IS
light. quick. and productive, and the bottom land
is very rich. They are approached hy good roads.
and Situated In one or the most improving neigh
bnrhoods near the city. We invite the particular
attention of person seeking farms to this sale.
'rFKng: Onc-!0urth cash, balanc" III SIX,
Twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
with interest added the tile 10 be retained ny INC
cont until the notes are paid.
''"N WILLIAM CHRISTIAN,
EDMUND c. MINOR.
commissioners.
GRuBns & WILLIAMS, Arctionr"rs..
lie Sis. II, GO&2I
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.rcrToy sAIEs-..Thas Day.
By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

FURNITURE, PIANO-FoRTEs, NE
4 LODEON, GUITAR, CARPETS, WAICHr
~. sEWING-MhCHINE. &c, FOR SALE Al
M'CTION.-I viii sci! THIS M COM
menctny Mt 10 O'Clock, Mt my auction mouse; =
large and varied assortment Of FukNllohE'
&c, consisting of - T., ,o,--
MAHoGANY and WALNUT SOFAS and
GREEN REPS and ENAMELLED-cLoTH
4 pIsSO-FoRTES and l MELODEON.
MARBLE-TOP and other
| very handsome ETAGEIE.
MAkBLE-TOP and PLAIN IG,r-pxr
| dark suit COTTAGE CHAMBER FohHi-
TURE. new: Dcrr
CRIBS, with hair mattresses
2 large bags FEATHERS, n,~,Hc
WaLSTT and OAK EXTENSION DlNlNT-
TABLES
WARDROBES.
CANE-SEAT HAIRS.
DINING, CARD, and PLAIN
CARPETS, RUGS
DESKS and STRAW ROCklSG-CHAlH,
Large SPKING HOBBY very superi@r;
Zinc GOLD HUNTIHG-C CASE :,
LESTER" sEWISG-MACHlNE very hand
EoTrC:
l fine GUITAR,
PICTURES,
THOMAS W. KEEsEE.
40 On Auctionccr.
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BY A. c. Pulliam, Auctloncer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yAEr-
- ABLE. LANDS NEAR THE CLOVER
HILL COAL MINES, CHESTERFIFID
COUNTY. AS special commissioners Of the cir
cult court of Chesterfield county, appointed by a
decree of the November term, 1850. in the sui; of
Gates rs. Lacy's heirs, we will, on TUESDAYthe
18th day Of December: 1881. Mt II O'Clock NJ. sell
at public auction, in front Of the Clover Hil Rail.
road CompaDy's store. ut the Clover HIN coal
mines. THREE HUNDRED ACRES or THE
FARM OR TRACT OF LAND OF which John
Il. Lacy died seized, and upon which he resided At
the time Of his death, situate In Chesterfield coun.
t. on the Bevirs Bridge road. or three miles
from the aforesaid coal mines, and about four
miles from the Appomatt0x river.
This land lies near the coal-tlcld Of this county.
and Is supposed to he valuable on that account.
4 plat of the land win bc shown 1T III" sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash the residue upon n
credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen months, with
interest the title TO lie retained until tire whole
purchase money Is paid and i decd ordered BY the
court.
tSigned) T. NJ. LOGAN,
s. BROOKS
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by A.. C:PuLLtAM, AuctionccT.
ia II
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ByPaine Il Co. Auct:onecrs.

BY Paine * Co. Auct:onecrS.
T ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.
tn Tuesday the 2lst, commencing NJ ~
o'clock, We will sell at our auctiol-r rooms, hT "'t::-
lo.ue. To close sundry invoices, IA large ana desl-
rnhla n>snrtInep.. o. uJ,,,.
among which are many new and choice goods
su.tGd 10 the season.
ALSO,
\ large invoice OF
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS
suited to holiday sales.
?O cases BOOTS and SHOES,
among which are many prime goods. In the sale
will hc included y large invoice of
MEMS and BOYS HEAVY WINTER BOOTS.
ALSO.
100 dozen MEMS and BOTS hats. of new and
popular styles, from omlnOI to fine
grades.
Also.
An invoice OF
LADIES' ASTEACi!AN srdBEAVEE CLOAkS.
tLSB,
\ variety Of
SFASD$ABIr READY-ttADF CLOTHING.
TOO rcams WRAPp1NG-PAPER, &C.
Sale positive and without reserve.
PAINE & Co,
IL II .AuCtlOnccrS.
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.nCrT0H sAxEs-Futurs Days.
By.Bee & Goddin,
A%uctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No Lib Main street.
-nnrn EApM EIGHT MILES

MARKET FARM, EIGHT MILES
M FROM RIcHMoND. ON TIE M0uN7
TAIN ROAD, AND ONF-HALF MILE fK0m
POTOMAC RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-On "WEDNESDAY, 22d of December;
Instant. ut IL O'Clock NJ, Mt our office, we VIII eel
FARM above described, occupied by Mrs. sophia
Alley, containing TWENTYh AMI
A~CRES-half OF which Is In cuislVatioh,
Of n plain dwelling. The place Is well watcred,
and suited to market purposes.
TERMS : At sale.
de ls LEE 6 GODDIN, huctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-20
By Cook q LaughtOn, .Auctioncers,
Governor and Franklin streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
4 HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE. CARrEIS,
&C. AT ADDITIONALLY virtue OF 4 deed oftrust
executed 10 the undersigned rs trustees and duly
recorded in the clerks Office of the Hastings Court
OF the city Of Richmond. we viii sell nj auction
~, TIrESDSY the .l,t OF 1859, nj 10
o'clock, ut the residence of John +: Womhlc, on
Eleventh street between Marshall and Clay streets,
The TTRNITURE of said residence, consisting OF
'"~ handsome ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT,
covered with silk hrocatcllc;
VELVET CARPET ,,rrpr
MAHOGANY SOFAS.
CARPETS. MA1TING..
HtT-RACK, FELERET,
MAHOGANY WAHDEOBES.
The usual as sOrtmcut Of
KITCHEs F~UR&ITUEES.
CROCKERY. GLASSNA ARE.
TABLEWARE SC. &C.
GEORGE u. WISE Trustcoa.
JOHN a. COKE,
COOK LAUGIToS. AuctiOuccrs. dc Is