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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
fuantial.
CALIFORNIA PcA,GCIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE TWBNTiNEAR SEVEN PER CENT
q . l. ID Il . - u =.

q . l. - b ID y.
coa r&ST .y,5. 1 ~. j. ' 10 JAIL sss Bank
7,i , ~ ~, ' al. limited humber n tie above De-
his Bond. p.r s,- accrued 1ts'e'' Ia currency The total
S225O,OOO
Is,, ,t than go, Zee psI ,i,.ii, ,..,
DO Conpsay including t valuable iai 0hans' AID water Pr'
Fs ', fay so,i sli IqaP5i ,ai nov Running
T VI. os It S,' l. 90 ii portion q
u9,' M .9qiJ 5 , route between San Fr,o 1ui Sc.
m.nto reiueiug between these two cities to - hours
The Msys,il Doc y - process o. CO.. & , s'1s
% ,l sIle 70 s F,9' Ts s rg,a i o. II9 5s5g
TN. I ,o,ass y o substantial ehs,srrernsueut solid and
s1d ,aapnss, ever i,'2sc o., eI',, .
m ' ami ' agricultural resources 'arP''' those Of
Rm ard satisfactory proof received BY Us fom
reliable I'1f 0s@,a' o u ry recommend hs.c scc
e en i ne public hn'e''' ih''meu'-'aie and ia
Ias II ,h aaisr.,n, receive subscription, ani deliver bonds
Go,eumnI seeunte At market rates vi" he 'ALH Ia 'e1'Se 0'
ceuan maps, and other Information be bad on application to
''''' TURNER BROS. No. l4Na.,,u. COZ rnsstA
orto DABSEY MoRGAS 4 Co. No s. Erchsnss.plscs.
REGULAR BULLETIN of the REGIS
1ScF c6aPa iSi' he paSs. every TEs6 MoRSSG
These s I @T I s1 n sad S n possession Of s state
hrg1gs s s,g'i1 , psRS Sb 8s or ruR
| NORTH AMERICA LifE INSURANCE co, or EkwnoRS;
MosD.I iay Si5 as9 % % 5''
| Fbl5h oil
Actual amount deposited. t55@o %
c, SaTP S, NJ Nam YORK -. '''''''''
NE above tue statement OF s Eeerea T Asi og, o. 2 as
January '''' D MORGAN President
''0'" "''''' '"' siaEoS 4 HYDE notary Public
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN-That an Flee
tonrf G9 Of o. 9 r RE sTrG G GF yEHoRS
2s No. 81 So g. ~. So9 Of IL and O'clock Of hat day ~
order Of the Bosn Of Directors JOHN A. BAXTER President
AN ELECTION for TRUSTEES of the
n AMERcAY SAW coMrAS9 s be he1 at the S'' Of the
the hours oil u anu 0e"'A sAML W PUTNAM secy
Ssp.Yort Jan. Is. 1908
! VIHE ANNUAL ELECTION of Thirteen
directors Of the sixth AyBEUB RAILROAD COMPANY will
held ~ Scp ID % corner rSR3 mooH e. se SssS
orncr oy InE. corSrr THrAsgsEn OF GooE Cq2gg!sTr
THE PUBLIC are hereby, notified, that by
authority the Cook Coa osl o. SapeI,,o' Bond No loJO
Rs BEEN redeemed and cancelled AT persons therefore
pay no other C' rios osbd Hssa Es i
! IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.
GEORGIA PER CENT BONDS.
ALABAMA 8 PER CENT BONDS.
Wa m sale limited amount Of the shove Bonds at prices which
Yield better interest than sny security equally sale offered
N the market
IN. Debt Of Aabsms less than SsOooco
The Debt Of Georgia less 100000
Al present price, they pay as follows
ALABAMAs, per cent interest
GEORGIAs n per cent Interest
Tn, Gor, Bond. are secured by arl mortgage ros, 10
80, g., ,yol more than donble the amount Of the Debt
Por 6,ll particulars appJ to
HENRY A. HEISERS SONS,
R,yKgps ,yD DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
No. 90 WalllL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

COPPER-Wes India grades quiet For RIO however there
hash
All ouaHuss SALES so johannes 900 bags War
73l bags CsmpAaeo lbR bags ~ 1tsue hAno aud
e. Aaron Bale. all on private terms
FLOUR AND MEALOur market for Western aud State Flour s
more active grades BETTER these IN demand for
export The medium and hotter grades however
are lover irregular and dull The sales are $40 bills Al ~ O3df6 IS
Tor supsr6ns State l0d 81 IS for Extra state 81 t5dST %
for Fancy state 80 asa 81 20 or the low is Of Western
EItga 81 65 choice Spring Wheat kas 81 20
and Iowa EItas 81 0dpl y for shipping
Ohio Gp048 10 tor Trade brands and ~ 10 Tor Family do
80 for Amber Wheat Extra Indians ard Michigan
81 0d % 90 for White Wheat DO do and - 90 10 70 Tor Family
d. aud Louis BEA aud Double Elua California
Fonr dull and heavy asa ~ for Old Canadian Flour Inactive
aud Southern inactive and Is heavy O The medium
grades sales Of 200 bbG Al 80 75ds7 IS Tor orDay good
Baltimore and Country 90 7d rs 30 for Eta oeora and Virgins
~ 80 81 for Family do Aud - 75d OIL 10 M hi and Family
Maryland and Delaware RE Flour du snd RAJ ra'er sales Of
20 bbs al % 25d37J Meal easier aud actTs
Of $40 bhs ~ f,r We,teTu; 90 for jersey aud
Brandt sine BuekNhe quite du and heavy al $3.50 - %
y 100 n.
GRANITE Wheat parts fairly active snd price, show an d
vance Vi laZe pc b4sl The inqay lleJ oi Ilisse1 lis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s -.l6t Sum seIs........ $40 Moon res......, oo
'" aIou WATER DAY.
s, ak 8.Ht Uovs Isarl... 6,5i heE Gatc..... $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
THE MARKETS.
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.


FOR THE WEEK ENDnG MONDAY, Jan. %, 1859.
p,sves Cows Yeas. Sheep and Lambs ssiue. TotsL
4s83 60 800 3l552 6,21B 43.li2
These were sold at tho following marketpaces:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

gibiSsno 9otit's.
orrcr IsrERsArIos, Al Iy,rn.sc. Co.
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FlE PEk
n CENT free from Government AZ hl' t dF 0seH ae'4 "
Inc D''' o. D'''''''' --' WI j. HUGHES. Secretary.
oTglos o. Tng lruHolDr las Iy,gT,,yG,r Go,
No. 40 BROADWAY. NEW. loks '.n I' i'''
II n meeting of the Board of Directors OF
~ dis COMPANY led THIS DAY. SENIANNCAL bNIDESD Of
CENT free Of Government Tax vi WLs .i'Ie se aa '
clT7sIsso ColGgdT, clyeyyAr .sD si9n,ss,,55oL'{
A SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND of THREE
" ANpAALF PER cENr has been dss y lt, C'T2f'y
ge' Issued 4, NssIOrs will be P4 at the 0aee Of the '1ed
The trsa, boots vii be- closed evening Of Jan B until
February By order Of the BOnrlof 5eior ssrrr ,.,,,
STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
- oFyicE NO ~ bEoApW.t Si r. gan a. SSfr
DENDof Tvs AND OSHALF PER CENT both free nom Govern
H'' 'ii SUD 'A'''' Oh WILLIAM NJ ST JOHN scre,,
THIRTY SEVENTH DIVIDEND.
L NIAGARA FlRB iNsE BASc Is. C9 90 rs.,
Directors have tbs DAY declared semi annual Dividend Of FIVE
per cent '''''' Oh 1''''- '''' HENRY KIP secr,ary.
OWES or DELAWARE ASD liCD.os CASH. Co. &,
rCHE BOARD of MANAGERS of this COM
rASl have @ss,Tf an p .1 amer h. IL 6 OF F, az
Office No. Na,aus, The Transfer BOOKS VIII be- closed from the
ISAAC \ SEYMOUR, Treasurer
BRo,DwW INSURANCE Co. SO. $50 BROADWAY jan. 10 1852
THIRTY-SIXTH DINlDEND.-The Board Of
Directors declared SEMI ANNUAL Dividend Of blGIt
PER CENT free frOm tax pay able aud alter Fch l.
JOHN wRAY Secretary
V'IlE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CON-,
L PANY dag declared a SEMlANNlAL Dl'iDENp OF
EIGHT PER CENT upon It's capital ole 10 rs ocshoers OF 70
their representatives. aud AFTER I'll RNnAl IAN iEst
iors lamar u 1869 CYRUS PECK, Secrtarv
CriNroS PrRK Iv,rRANcE Co, Ohce No. - Broadway. ,
THIRTY FOURTH DIVIDEND.-The Board
Directors this COMPANY have declared SEhANNtAL
DIVIDEND ofSX W PER CENT fee Of Gevernmeut tax PAYABLE on
tie 18Th irsL WASHINGTON POSli Jk, AcUug SecIeWty
kewYork Jan. T. 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

PRINCIPAL AND INTLTFsT FAlAULE ~ NULU Job.
COUPONS payable January aui JAY a. haoaal PARK bauk,
NcKlork. Free of Government Tar
n Tie above de-
,tIs Bond. at par accrued Interest ~ The total
amount Of bonds agll0hfci 10 be isslci Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

The Eleventh Ward BANK duly ard that the Shows
JOHN ESGLEs. President
Cas- T. B.o-s Notary Public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

N,,b So In ID Mort w Oh Pitts Fl WAYNE Chic 2M 81
Mich n y I'd pc. IS Pitts. n Wayne q Chch NJ 49,
Pacific guaranteed BY Mo- q Ceveland ~ ~ s
H. Central per ....4t Cleveland ilttnuIku 81 " %
A a. m "a NJ H. ICiicayo Alton Income %
Gu Veste To- Ro1. 06l OLo Mis- lst Mortgage. %
I'M . = .',r,l al Peninsula r. r. Bonds IS
Consolidated Exn Bond 80 NJ ~ Au ~ MI "a s,i
Consolidated C. lst Mig. g2t MI - ~ ~ NV on
Isu =. ~ ins ~, gs INilEaukee Paul "a Mort 80
nm w ~ -, q " az Chic Milwaukee lst M...... 80
~ ~ ~ Nj qs Chicago LIST Mort 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

Sinyyesant nnk.Ststaucnt Of the SIUlEEShNi BASNss
~ Ca,ar 10 ending sicffsy tLe "a
dos 0i Jauuary n. an
and Dsconr
Average %, "a
Avefege Of .titlyf
civ ana Cuny New YorF John Ysn ord Cl 90 f >i'e-
lags shogn
go, 20 he b Of nv knovdre AID RI J0HN VAN OhDHhC-
e"o'A'0O'''' "' '- % " Tas3 aruBssr, Notary Pubi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14

CoScnEGA ALTON "SoLp" At CHURCH.
The Bristol Neers tells how congregation
were "sold" ut prayer-meettng NJ tna'
place Wednesday night: ,.,
"Thcrc are generally dozen OF inc iailn'
ulpresent at prayer-mcetings, put tn,S 't, he
there were present the reader ana the
writer, your wife and my wife, your sweet
heart and nv sweetheart, your neighn.or
, and nv neighbor. There were young iaoies
who had not attended prayer-ineetlng IN a
coon's age and young men who never "a, G,o
believe in goin' to prayer-meetln Inc
church was full; the secret was out ana
there was to he wedding. Have the!
como yet?' no. was the whisper that
ran along the seats. The prayers were un,
usually long. At last the minister rose ana
yaid, NV friends, disappointment Is our iot
IN life The young ladies began to swallow
their hymn-books, and the young men, md
inc themselves out of tobacco. began TO
chew their hats. There was to have been
a wedding here tonight, but just before en-,
tcriur the church was waited upon ana
informed that the wedding would take place
ot the house, and my presence was needed
there. Glad 10 see YOU here, ladies ana gem
flrmcu (.). Receive the benediction. "A
litter ran through the housc-a few req
faccs-a general ejaculation, Sold! Yes, the
worst sold congregation we remember TO
lrlyc SEEN"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14
BY =. Bowman, Auctioncer.

IMPORTANT AND LAST SALE OF
4 THE SEASON.-On TUESDAY. December
II, commencing at 10 o'clock. will sell at my
warerooms, 1909 Main street, very large and dc.
sirablc assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety Of
CHOICE GOODS
suitable to the season;
An attractive line Of READY-MADEC CLOTHING
for mems and Youths wear
500 cases BOOTS. SHOES, BROGAHS, and BAL
MORALS, in every variety OF size and quality,
consigned by the largest eastern boot and
shoe manufacturers, and consisting or
the most desirable and attractive
line OF goods ever offered at
auction:
100 cases FUR and WOOL HATS, for mems and
boys wear, including the latest styles;
With an attractive invoice OF
JFWFLRY, NOTIONS. and PLATED WARE.
VIII also sell the ENTIRE STOCK of first
class retail dry goods store.
VIII also sell full line Of GOVERNMENT
GOODS.
The attention or the trade IS earnestly directed
to the above prime lot OF goods, as they cannot be
eoualed in attraction and importance. The goods
are fresh and seasonabk. and Will be sold without
reserve. p. BOWMAN,
Auctloncer and Commission Merchant.
de 7-Tu, Tn, S, M&Tu5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14

PRETTY. VERY.-In passing. up a street
the other day we meet two girls OF some
seven or eight summers, who seemed to be
enjoying vacation finely, and all to them
selves. Passing through the street, un,
mindful of what was going on, they seemed
as happy as two larks, and looked us Deauc u
tiful as they seemed. stopping ut one OF
orr candv-shops, one Of them made pur-
chase of candy,-a large. nicelooking stick
and breaking it, gave her little companion
half, saying as she did it, with the utmost
simplicity imaginable, "Here. Mary, you
NAV have the largest half, as you are the
smallest" Dear, artless child, what les
son of ,nseltishneSs was contained IN In!
simple words! God bless you, and enable
Won through life to manifest the same gen
lie and sweet spirit. "Here, Mary, you
NAV have the largest half, as YOU are the
smallest" What teachers children some
times are
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14
! .rerToy sArEs--rasure Days.

T1RUsTEEs SALE OF Landry yir-
\ tpc IF a'deed of trust execnted by Lewis DAVIS
- 'I nav and of record IN the clerks office OF
County Val bearsE ahis s .e ts
therein named, in which said deed l nave Deen
substituted as trustee by an order Of Inc county
tn day Of January 1870 sell at shaetleford,s
lJamcs c. Gregory 8 STOREY. Mecklenbnrg county,
Va. to tle highest bidder, the TRACT OF
LAND belonging to the late Lewis Day nIr soR
FIVE ACRES, lying on the South Mebsrr in
river and bounded by the lands OF Mrs. sarah
,. Crenshaw. Colonel Lyddall Bacon, 2. G. VIM,
md Pretlow; has on 1t a SMALL DWELLING ! IN,
rood deal of low-grounds upon the river, with
large Guantitv OF good land Of original growth
and Is onsdered very productive In the usual
crops of this section, say corn. wheat, oats, and
tobacco good portion Of the land Is now open
and enclosed for cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE one-third cash, and the ba-
lance on a credit of six and twelve mon'hs, the
purchaser to ex ecute bonds for the deferred pay.
nents CARRYING interest from the day OF sale, ana
the title retained until the whole Of the purchase
money is paid. ;, X; Jofi STS s.as
RoyDTOS December E. 1859. de N--e0dtd
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49,. ~,,.>.r :, s,,,,.pox-A great dis

TREATMENT OF SxALL-Pox.-A great as
coyery is said TO have been recently r mtiue
IN thc WAY Of IN effectual remedy for small
pox. The mode Of treatment is rs i9iioM 'nt
when the precedingfeyer is at lts heie IN,
md lust before the eruption appeaas; ,.ie
cbest is rubbed with croton oil and tartaric
.;nt,nan. This causes the whole Of the
eruntion to appear on that part of the body
~ the relief of the rest. 1t also secures
fan and complete eruption. and thus, pre-
ynnts tho disease from attacking the inter,
mi organs. This is ncw the established
mode Of treatment in the English army IN =,
China, and is regarded as perfect cure:
rThe first prescription we ever published !:
andwe expect some doctor to tell US that II
j. cartain death.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14
By Thomas W. Kecsec, Auctioncer,
No. 1917 Main street.

ByThomas W. Kccsec, Auctloncer,
No. 1917 Main street.
DRY GOODS FOR SALE AZ AUC-
IL TONI will sell at my anction-house on
Wednesday MORNING, December 18th, COM
mcnciug ut 10 O'Clock, large and varied assnrt-
mnnt of DRY GOODS received this day from New
York consisting in part of
BLACK, GREEN, and BROWN, FRENCH
MERINOS:
SOLID and ElGTREID, Poo{,PPIHIIfSEss
ALL-W DOL DEL INES.
PLAIN and FIGURED DEBATES,
ALPACAS. COBURGS,
ca LADIES' COATING.
O. SACKING FLANNELS,
SATIN-SPRIPED and PLAID GOODS,
HARRIS'S CASHMERE,
ALL-WOOL CASSIMER Els. 81;
WHITE. PLAID, and RED FLANAELS;
B i; { and BARD sTAWLs,
DARK WOOL SHAWBS.
FANCY and SILK-TWlST SHAWLs,
BLACK FRENCH SHAWLS,
LADIES' CLOTH and HOoP-sKIRTS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
GEIPs, PRINCES. VELVET RIBBONS, and
BELT RIBBONS, -
BLACK SILK LACEs. BLACK NETTING,
SILK and COTTON SUBSCRIBERS,
ELASTIC CORD, 1900.
SILK-TWIST BUTTONS.
A large and general assortment OF pLAIN ana
FIGURED RIBBONS,
BLACK WIGANGS
CHILDREN'S LEGGINS. ETC., etc.
THOMAS W. KEESEE,
do II AuctiOnccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14
.H1rrnn aA1.Es,...Future Days.
BY Puine,S Go. Aucsioneefs.
ARGE CATALOGUE SALE

By PulnefsD w. "a aHSsi"1i ~.
.I,AAnlyeE oATA1oeUn sale ;,
q, TUESDAY the 21st, commencing ht 10
o.rInck we viii sell at our auction.rooms, by cht
loauc. to close sundry invoices, large ana cesi-
rabe assortment or
FRESH DRY GOODS,
among which ere many new and choice gooas
suited to the season.. E
ALSO, s.
A large invoice OF
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS
suited to holiday sales.
200 cases BOOTS and SHOES,
~, ,,,r which are many prime goods. In the sale
ell he included n large invoice of
MEMS and BOYS HEAVY WINTER BOOTS.
as.r ALSO.
,oo dozen MEMS and BOYS HATS, of new and
popular styles, from common to hne
grades. ......
An invoice OF
LADIES. AsTRAC CHAN and BEAVER CLOAhs.
ALSO,
a variety Of
sE.sONABLE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
100 rcams WRAPPING-PAPER,& &c.
Sale positive and without reserve. ~
dou Auctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14
By Lee & Goddin Auctloneers,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME TENE-
4 MENT AND LOT. ON BALDWIN STREET.
N ADAMS'S VALLEY, AT AUC11ON.-By
virtue Of deed bearing date on the I'd day of
June 1859, executed to me as trustee by James O.
Baker ana Elizabeth F., his wife, 10 secure the
payment Of certain money specified In said deed
and being requested by the beneficiary therein so
TO do will on WED SFSDAY, 18th December in
slant at clock p. ~, on the premises, procecdto
sell the real estate embraced in said deed, being
FRAMED TENEMENT with four rooms and
Kitchen aud lot fronting 81 feet inches on the
southern side If Baldwin street and extending
back 132 feet. formerly the property Of Michael
Purcell.
TERMS: At SALE \. III. LEE.
dr II Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14

UHs.-Notwithstanding all which has
been slid in disparagement of puns, they
have their use to the Investigator OF old
time manners and customs. Some of them,
which have come down to us from distant
nge, throw light that might not otherwise
be accessible upon the pronunciation of our
predecessors. One of Cicero's puns upon
the words coquc and quoque shows that the
Romans pronounced &c" and "que"
alike. The clown in Twelfth Night. with
lis "Vapians passing the equinocial of
Queubus," is punning upon ops" and
"q's," and has left us an indication that in
Shakspeare's age PhGbls :" was pro-
nounced pebus. And Falstaff, when he
declines to give reason OH compulsion,
even though reasons were as plenty as
blackberries, is evidently punning upon the
names of two fruits, one Of which was
called, not ratsins, but redslnS; unless, in
deed, the present Irish pronunciation ray
son instead Of reesan was then the accepted
usage.-Mobiie Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14
Young AMER1cA.-A banker in New York

YOUNG AMERIcA.-A banker in New \ ork
tells the following story:
A short time since four-ycar-old boy,
who was 50 small that he was obliged to
stand several feet off from the teller's desk
in our bank in order to be seen, presented
a check for sixty dollars. The money, was
handed over, the boy being known, and our
little friend departed. Some. five minutes
later he rushed into the bank looking the
picture Of fright, and almost GREATNESS.
AS soon a. be recovered sutnclentiy, ne
said:
"M-m-ister, did you send for me, sir?"
"No, certainly not; why do you ASK
"A m-man came up to NINE on the street
and said YOU paid Inc too much money, and
he wanted to take it from me-"
"Did you give it to himI"
mo. sir; I asked him did he catch a
weasel aslcep?' and ran back to YOU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14
By A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALI-
u ABLE LAND OF S,, TIE E r FE g cHTNTY
RAILROAD. IN CHEsTERFlksL.D, III 0oo N ~ III,
circuit court OF ChestsreldI county !. the We w S
n-.ncced m sell at public auction. the premise,
on TUEsDA December H. s9 h and 0GS ecTc E.
a ~. ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
SIX ACRES, with DWELLING: barn. stable,
&c. thereon on the Petersburg railroad, ana inc
Courthouse road near the toll-rate, about three
miles from Manchcstcr-a portion cleared, the
hnIauce In very valuable oak and pine timber
This nropertv should attract farmers and lumber
Also, LOT No. /, on Richmond and nnnvlllc
railroad in Marks addition, near BalTd's foun-
drv Manchester. Iii. 6
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance on credit OF
twelve eighteen. and twenty-fnur months, In
bonds interest added with good personal Sc
La! BENJAMIN II. NASH,
"'' JAMES A. CLARKE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by 4. c. PCLLIAM, Auctioneer.
ia o-ThSS. &tdtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14
STEAMERS.

TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-s.,Tsl1sy
Il MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR t sEsz
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RlnEk;-Ihc fast
and elegant UNITED STATES NAIL steamer
j Ohm SYLN S T L r,
Captain z. c. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for The above-namnd
places OH MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, anu tkl-
DAYS at O. O'Clock 4. H.. and returns on Tues
DAYS, Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk IN time to cor
ract with steamers for Baltimore ana points
Eorth.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arr
val of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk. s. so.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays,
from u NJ. to e5P. Nj, for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings On
chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on James
river nj reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
weights for way-landings must be prepaid
Apply to L. Is: TATIM, Agent..
&c 2l once. steamers WlitTIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14
AUcrrON. sAnEs..-Ti,is Day.
BY Cook &c Laughson, Anctioneers'
!. errrer OF Governor aud FRANKLIN streets.

BY Cook &c Lnughton, Auctioneers'
q. corner OF Governor aud FRANKLIN streete.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRUS
III Sells CARPETS qR amIR 1u GI nsy
at n O'clock VIC viii sell ut our auction.rooms an
assortment Of ETRNITTRRE sc sonsls.l laTr .,
ruPEE-PJY mud INGRAM CARPETS
GILT and R0sEW29D 2-I a, R RI ks
MsRRf E-ToP WASHSTASD and ia BLEs,
Jenny LIND and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRkSSES ,,c
MAHOGANY SOFAS and PARLOR CiiAlhS'
COOKING, OFFICE, and STORE STOVES,
ENGRAVINGS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CR0CKERY,
CHINA. &c.
ALSO,
80 dozen GOBLETS, different patterns. 10 DC
sold in lots to suit purchasers
A lot OF BOHEMIAN WARE,
TOYS.
... FANCY GOODS,
WORK-BOXES. &c.
,o,, COOK LAUGHTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14
ByA. C. PulJiam. Auctioneer.

TWO VERY BEAUTIFUL AND VA
LITABLE BUILDING LOTS At CORNER
sTREETS MARKS ADDITION TO MAN.
CHESTER, At AUCT!0N.-At the reqneS.t, o Of
Captain John Whtworth, / VIII sell on i utS-
misses those two beautiful LOTS In Lot No.
tSnuarc 9o) Marks addition, as above, together SO
feet front by l32 deep.
After the above. one pretty LOT near the Cool
spring, Marks addition. $500 49,
And then other LOTS in same addition viii be
offered prior to sale Of the Walker property
which will take place at O'Clock.
TERMS AT sale. ~ L. Z bLiAm,
do 10 Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14

TRUSTEES SALE or IALUABLE
1 REAL, ESTATE IN CUMBERLAND AND
BCCkINGHAM .-Thc undersigned. trustee in Il
deed executed by DR.. William Is. Tnwles and wife,
aud daily recorded In the clerks Office of Cumbcr-
land county Will sell at public auction, on the
premises on THURSDAY the 3Cth Of December.
i9G9 that valuable TRACT OF LAND situated in
Cumbc lind and Buckingham counties adjoining
the lands OF Edmund w. HUBBARD, Samuel Carter,
aud others. and containing FIVE IlNNDRED
AND FIFTT-SEEEN AND ONE-ilALF ACRES.
The land - very valuable, Is in u good neighbor-
hood. aud has n considerable amount Of WilltS>s
Creek flats The improvements consist ola large
and handsome twO-Storied dwcllinghoGse anu al!
necessary out-buildlEgs.
TERMS: BY the deed the whole Of the purchase
money Is required to be paid in cash but no doui't
Is entertained that arrar gcments can be made on
the day OF sale for reasonable credit, IL desired.
RICHARD J. PHILLIPS,
m Of ctow1w Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14
AGpyCULvVTRAL IMPLEMENTS.

cMITH'S PATENT LEVER STRAW
y CUTTER now, rs eyer, az the very head OF
the field Twenty thousand sold and the demand
still Increasing Buy OF the original patentce If
YOU would get the genuine article. which we war
rant to be the best Straw-Cntter ever made. Re
member that this Straw-Cutter was patented by
Mr.. Fl. NJ Smith In 1914, and has been built under
his immediate supervision ever since. Some OF
our warkmen have been at work upon this Gutter
for fifteen years or more, and we claim that we
have arrived at perfection In their construction.
This, like the Virginia Shelter, has been extern.
slyely Initiated by other manufacturers, some Of
them Withholding credit from the inventor by
calling It In their catalogue the ssVirg!nia Cut
ter'' others the NEGRO CUTTER; but II pur-
chasers wish to get the Gutter made as Ii should
be, they should buy only Smiths Patent Lever
Straw-Cutter, and no other.
des H. SMITH It CO., Manufacturers.