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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-23

How Mrs. LINCOLN PROPOSED TO LAY
ron a DISSER.--Itis said that NJ one .itlie
d. B. Prench's life was made Wretcnsa, "
Mrs 1 lincoln. who. as mistress oil the niIe
Ionsc and leader of society, believed tnat
Che no,rad held. and possessed, the misefa-
liz WaStor If Ceremonies. When old Plon-
rIo,, conrtcouslv called Prince Napoleon.
visited Washington. grand dlnnel we
ICON him at the White House. Comlii's-
Snnrr French had charge Of the entertain
mont and il was great success. Alter IL
,,.os' o,ar the imperious mistress of the En-
nr,tiye Mansion congratulated Monsieur
French on It's results, but she addco
CHOW, you've got to pay for it,
one. Madam" exclaimed the astoundeu
Commissioner "My God, 1t cost all OF
seven hundred dollars" v. 49,.
u don't care what it cost. You've got
to pay for it, | say"
WHY, it would ruin me-
:" don't mean that, you old goose. ~ "as
. public dinner, given for the credit Oh 'nc
Government, and the government e9t
pay; and it's your business TO See'0 ~ 'l''''
"But there is no appropriation, ple"u
the unhappy Commissioner. c I'D Co.
- What do care for that. 10 10 old &c
word he cave a dinner, too, ana got tIe
n,1nry out of the Government, nei. NO
and tel him to put both dinners m.
Away went the diSconSolate Commissioner
n the old diplomatic Joe OF the STATE ~. De-
nartmeut. and related his grievance. lh'
venerable Seward ut first stared III aston,
i,hment, and then laughed until ne SHOOK
al over, and sald d ton
Mrs, Lincoln that the state Department Is
not a restaurant, and have nara "olh ~
paw for my own dinners"
The Commissioner returned ana trico 10
argue with the irate lady. But IL was TO no
purpose. He was forced to run over an tne
Authorizations. All were expended but
that made for the manu!ing OF the puDhc
grounds.
II prieyed the soul of the Commissioner,
for. in addition to other high offices, he was
President OF the National Agricultural AS
sociation, and to have the money aPpfo-
nriatcd to tcrtilize the barren grounds OF
the Capitalize give top-dressln9 10 lhe
suuaret and tliau@cS-to have this misap-
piied to Prince Pl0n-Plun's commanding
was fearful. But he had no alternative, ana
the money was taken. $50
| don't know how the secret escaped the
sorrow-laden breast Of the Commissioner,
but it leaked out, and there was congress
pional row that brought the affair 10 the
ears of the President.
as this true" he demanded The Com
missioner plead guilty, but put in eXtenua-
ton the orders Of Mrs. Lincoln.
Of YOU ever do such a thing again, Whe-
Their in>tieated by Mrs. Lincoln or the devil,
III have You arrested, Sir" roarcd the Pre-
sident, bringing his fist down on the table
with a bang that made Monsieur French
lump foot high. There" he added.
take that check and replace the money"
Don Pat.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Dny,.
BY Cook 4 Lauehton, Auctioneers,
Governor and Franklin streets.

EXECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE
~ LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRAPy
Of November, 1869, mt O'Clock +. n, will scR
Mt the auction-rooms OF messrs. Cook 4 Laugh
ton, corner OF Governor and Franklin streets IN
the city of Richmond. the very valuable LAW ana
MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY Of the late Colo.
mel Thomas z. August, attorney at law, compri,.
ing the largest collection and latest editions ~,
STANDARD LAW BOOKS In excellent or.er
together with many valuable MISCELLA SEOTS
WORKS. Also, 4 very handsome ID O UBLE
OFFICE DESK, Of soliG walnut, finished In oil.
Catalogues Of the above library may be had On
application to the undersigned.
Persons having In their possession books bo
longing to the late Colonel August are requested
to return them at once.
JOHN A. LYMAN,
Executor Of Thomas Z. August, deceased.
nnlitn Ss,cf
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TOR SALE, ONE THOUSAND NINE
VALUABLE TIMBER AND FARMING LANDS
F = Go9GHLANGn GT 0 TH oT IAH IS
JOHN AND W. G. ALLAN, DECEASED.-By
virtue OF decree rendered In he circuit court OF
"ocha nd. count +, on the a , septsm'S
WILL as commissioners acting nndcr said decree.
offer for sale to the highest bidder. on TUESDAY
Of the late William 6: Allar, in said cHmntx 2. u
O'Clock, NINETEEN. HUEDRED and TWENTY
AND oNE-HALF ACRES OF LA !, consist s,i :
the Big and Little Byrd creeks, and within short
distance of The James river canal. containing go
acres: 100 of which arc in valuable timber, 1!0
valurble creek Iow-groundS. and the reminder Is
hi qh land of excellent qualify. The buildings on
this farm consists Ola good DIV T-HouSE
Of sufficient capacity for the accommodation Of 4
family IF ordinary size, together with h'ruS ST.
blcs. tohacc N-houses, quarters, &c. most Of them
In good condition. and some Of them new.
This farm can easily be divided into two par
GELS. giving to each about an equal quantity Of
land. including wood-llnd md low-grounds.
Secondly. OF THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND
BERED LAND lying very near the James river
canal. with downward grade and good road to
70 lumher-dealers. ship-builders, and capital
ists this land offers great Inducements. Never
having been pilaeed. this Is considered IN, most
valuable tmbered land in Eastern Virgin la. 1t
abnunds In every variety of timber grown In this
section Of the county, including what Is said by
nicnce 10 transportation and market gives II great
advantages over any other timber lands In this
part Of Sirgina--it being only titv-tour miles
from the city OF Richmond and one mile from the
town of Columbia.
The quality of the soil upon which this timber
stands is excellent. and will make frst-rate farm
ing lands after the timber is removed. 1t Is so
situated that IL he divided into beautiful lots OF
ONE. ii L ID K + ID AND TSENTf-THREE
ACRES and with water Oh crch, and will. ii de-
sired by purchasers, be sold in parcels to suit
them.
Persons desiring to visit these lands do so by
the packct-hcat. which leaves Richmond on Mon
day. "Wednesday. and Friday evenings 1t O'Clock,
arrives at the place cary next morning, and re-
turns On the evenlngof that day.
Plais of these lands and of the varinu' suhdlri-
eions OF the same be seen at the office of Steger
& Sands or of w. W. Cosby, attorneys ut law,
Main street between Eleventh and Twelfth, Rich
mond, Va.
These lands will he shown to visitors BY Mr. But
lcr the manager on the place.
TERMS: One-thrd cash: the residue upon
credit Of six, twelve, eighteen. and iwcniy-fouF
months, ny bends IN equal insrIlment'. with into
rest from day OF sale; the interest to be paid semi
annually. and The title 10 be retained until the
whole purchase money is pnid.. .-
JOHN o. STEGER,
noao-st Commissioners.
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BY Richardson G Co.,
Real Estate Agents and .AucttoucerS,
Ills Main street.

4 VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING
n AID STORE ATT. CHED. AND LOT, On
CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE AT AuCTiOS:-
VIII be sold ut auction or The premises on " f.D-
NtSDiY the 2Rh instant. at o ccck L. NJ, Il
valuable FRAME DWELLING containing tive
rooms. q store attached. kitchen and other house
detached and lot about 80 By 100 feet OH the east
side OF Tweuty-sixth street between Clay and
Leigh streets.
The aforementioned property Is located In
most desirable part Of Church ill. and the store
was occupied BY the late George W. Ferguson,
ESD. In which he did, for number OF years, very
lucrative business.
Also, after the above, a neat FRAME DWELL
ING with three rooms; kitchen and other out
houses; water the premises, and lot fronting
33xl32 feet the east side of Twenty-slSth street
between I, and p streets, Church Hin.
Also, after the above, 4 valuable BUILDING
LOT In the sam. locality.
TERMS : At sale
no % RICHARDSON & CO., Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. huctionccrs,

NIX HILL AND A PART OF ELK
II ISLAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Tbe
sale of this magnificent estate was postponed on
account of Indictment weather In THURSDAY
the 9Th of December, at Il O'Clock NJ, upon the
premises.
It lies on James river, nfty-on. mics thv the
canaD above Richmond, and contain TWELVE
HUNDRED ACRES. consisting Of 25l acres Of
the island alluvtal soil of inexhaustisc fertility:
seven acres Of river low-gToGgds; 15s acres II
cleared upland, highly improved and5ti acres IN
woods About $50 acres Of the Island s sodted
with Timothy.
The buildings are mostly Of brick. ma OF the
most expensive and complete chara'ter. en-
bracing handsome DWELLING Win eleven
rooms. and all other usual out-buidings.
Elk Hill has long been noted rs one ofthe most
elegant and valuable estates In Virginia.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance ut one, two,
and three wears. bearing Interest.
For further particulars see advertisement In the
En0uirtr and Examiner, or address us.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctlopccri,
.nols-coGtDcc3. &tdtd Richmond, "a.
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M A CHINE S a o 7.
STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLEECT, DlE-SINkER AND
W. BRASD-CUTTER, ITO MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRANDlSG-lkoN, for marking
ali kinds of wooden articles by heating II, Is per-
tecty adapted to branding barrels Or any other
article under the new law.
Engravcrs' Stock Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
iciible Ink steel Dies, Alphs bets, Seal Presses,
8rass and German SILVER Frames steel etngs,
'k-rss T.vR. So. wholesale and ratGf! NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-23
BY Edward B. Newburn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1910 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 BUILDING LOT on THE NORTHEAST
AND, FOUR STORES on FIFTH STREET,
AT AUCTTOS.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
executed to the undersigned by A. A. Hughes,
MARTA j. Hughes, Ann Eliza c. Hughes, and
Della :. Hughes. bearing date July To- 1899,
and duly recorded In Nced Book 80, :, page 70, IA
the clerk Office OF the Richm0ud Hastings Court
| shall proceed t. sell thayiug been requested by
The beneflci aries therein sccured) 70 publ c auc.
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY the ?5th
day of November. lsts, at o'clock i. NJ, the
property described in said deed As follOwsto wit,
All that lot or parcel Of LAND lying and being in
the city of Richmond on the nor h side OF Grace
street at It's intersection with Fifth street, and
fronting on said Grace street 20 feet, and running
back northwardly on the east line OF said Fifth
street Isl feet to an alley, with all the IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON.
TERMS Cash for 50 much rs may be necessary
to defray the expenses OF executing the trust
specified in the said deed OF trust, Ind .or the som
OF IL 800 due by two notes, one tor ~ 700 and the
other for Il 900, with lit rest from the 18Th of Mo-
vcmbcr 1889, and cost of protest OH each and ~
tn the residue. upon such terms rs may be an
at Ike time OF sale: -
EDWARD b, EEWBTRN,
no IS Trustee.
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E.rsTRER, LATHS. &c.
T UAtBER. LUMBER!! LUMBER !!
"A TRUMAN A. PARKER { CO,

dealers In
White Pine, Poplar, Black Walnut Maple. Ash.
Hickory, Oak, Cherry, Mahogany. aud sycamore
+ iiult.r: also all Kinds III Bulldgg Lumber,
Shingles, aths, Slaves, Spokes, Ne; Keep always
OF hand large stock. and sell IL low prices. Tn IL
old customers aud Ill others IA want OF Lumber,
are particularly invited 70 give them cal, before
huH Ing elsewhere. Corner Sixth and Canal streets,
Richmond, Va, nc l9-9m'
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AreTrOy sAIEs-.rh,s Day.
BY Cook &Laughton, Anctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

~ BY COOK q iauRnton, Anctloneers>
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
ELEG Ant HOUSEHOLD FURN I
PETS, OFFICE FUKSIT q RE; LOOMING INC
GLASSES. &C., &C., At huCIloH.--!hIS
DAY at 10 O'Clock we will sell at our auction
rooms ,
Two handsome BRUSSELS G CARPET ., very
THRhE,'pI. and INGRAM CARPETS
Ono q NE SUIT Of SOFA, ARM-CHAIRS,
ROCKERS, and SMALL CHAIRS, handsome
Handsome ,AK and MAHOGANY LIBRARY
CASES and SECRETARY and BnOhCAsE
OFFICE CHAIRS,
LETTER-PRESS and STAND,
MAHOGANY SOFAS. ROCKERS. and CllAlRS
MAHOGANY CARD and MARBLE-ToP Ia
MARBLE-ToP OAK s1pEBoARD.
MAHnGANF and WALNUT BUREAUS and
pISfSs sns sDE TABLES,
HNDsOME FRENCH-PLATE GILT MIR
RosEW0oD and GILT-FRAMED MIRRORS.
of different sizes and styles-ncw;
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS and ROCK
cooKiSG, OFFICE, and STORE STOVES;
ENGRAVINGS, &C.
ALSO,
Twenty barrels HERRISGS,
Three barrels WH1SKEY and BRANDY,
A lot Of GLASS DOORS,
WINDOW SASH,
no23 Auctioneers.
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CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETA-
" BLES at reduced prices.
Ihe famous GREEN TURTLE In cans.
Canned LOBSTER and SARDlEEs,
UNDEkW GODS DEVILLED ia VI,
CROSSE & BLACkWELL'S POTTED HAM
CROSSE Il BLACKWELL'S ASCuoVY
PASTE.
COX'S GELATINE,
FLAVuRTNG EXTRACTS "a fre a,sortments
PRESERVED GINGER, .
.ICRRtST JELLY,
FRENCH MUSTARD,
wORCEsTs RsliIRE SAUCE ILoa s rerrins's)
iDAM and SAPsAGO CHEESE,
MUSHROOM, WALNUT, and TOMATO CAT
SUP;
ELACKBLRRY WINE By the gallon or by the
barrel,
a few gallons of DOMESTIC GRAPE WINE,
pure and delicious;
HOLLAND GIN. =
PURE JAMAICA SPIRITS,
SCOTCH and IRISH wHlShEY,
COOKING, TABLt,, aud MEDICINAL. WINES
and GRANTEES,
In great variety, III j. Il. kIDD'S,
no 10 III Broad Str Get.
A LII THE PERIODICAL LIrEHA-
IA TuEE OF THE DAY may be had of
ELLfSOS Il TAYLOR,
aH intn yag n.
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BY Lyme x Brother,
Auctionccrs aud Real Estate aSclta,
1899 Main street.

NOR RENT At AUCTIOE.-I Shall, or
L WEDNESDAY the lst d.., OF hccgm3er next,
Oh The premises, commencing ~ t!'rh d.,
year that very valuable property known As the
"suuT-TOWER HOUSE" situate. on he south
St PANTS church. This property Is IN the heart OF
the ctv and l. well suited FOR 4 boaTd!ng-hon-e or
Tor = residence JOHN W. WRIGHT
70 - Receiver.
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By Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF THE EAGLE
IA MACHINE WORKS.-By virtue OF an order
Of the United States district court for the dig;
S of v bsnRraps vi" Ill vi fg1Se the
day OF November, at the Eagle Machine Works, :"
corner Canal md Ninth streets IN the ely Of Klch
TURES, &C., belonging to said machine works,
consisting In part Of CIR NV srr,,
One 4@-oRsE FOYER sPATI9NA s S SE =
PCLLEYS. HANGERS, and BEL.TING;
One McKEH7IE cEp nS 4 and nSr hPb,pPEEER
One large FOUNDRY CRANE,
TOOLS: FLASK, LADLE, and CORE OVENS,
puS ne ioS SHEAR ROLLER, and other TOOLS,
for hoIer-sh0D.
9gs iTg ART 46hfg for RhoTE
Large stock of PATTERNS for machinery and
mill gearing "
One lhfSs S WOOD 5" TLASISG MHcHISE, q
ono iS;to2t IRoN PIA y sc WA ,GRIyE
E W%G6 Tt hAIRf$'
POWER DRILLS,
CaRPE $TER BENCHES,
One SLOTTING MACHINE, nearly completed;
One ,s,horse POWER ENGINE, nearly COM
Roller and WROUGHT IRON,
WoE or EkrE G ana st cans raM
GRINDSToNFS.
VIsES and WISE BENCHEs, &C., &C.:
the whole embracing complete outfit for conduct
Ing the foundry and machine business.
WILL BE SOLD
ut the same time the balance OF the CSE&PlRED
LEASE OF TUE PREMISES.
RICHARD f. WALKER, Assignee.
PAINE 4 Co., Auctloneers. nos
T ARGE SALE OF LAND AND PER.
ISpEAL PROPERTE.-Iuc compliance with
decree of the circuit court Of MeCkenburg, of Sep
tcmhcr term, ls69. In the suit Of the Exchange
Bank for &c. rs. Couch, &C, Twill sell ut the resi-
d,.nce # John :. Couch. on WEDNESDAY The
18Th of December 1899. the TRACT OF LAND
upon which he resides, about two miles from
Christiansyic, Mecklenburg county, Va, adj
Joining the lands of John Brame and others. and
containing FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
TWO ACRES, having upon It commodious
DWELLING and all necessary improvements.
Also, q TRACT OF LAND about two miles from
the above adjoining william Smith and others.
and containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES. >,
bond with interest from date, ard the title being
rct,irrf until the whole Of the purchase none: IS
paid. ;. E.JOhHSoN' COMMISSIONER
At the same time and place, rs substituted trus-
tee In a decd of trust executed January9 1850. by
he said John s. Couch to c. Fl. Pettus trustee,
viii sell all the personal property Of the said
~ Stock Of CATTLE, HORSES, HOGS, and
wAGoSs. CARTS.
FARMING UTENSILS.
One CARRIAGE, one BUGGY. and
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNl-
TERMS: cash. SIR. JOHNSON, Trustee.
BoyDroH. November ID. 1899. no lids
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

FDIOII NUND y y u y = =, a.,
IL RAILROAD.-0n aud after IoSDA J. "a'
Leave Richmond Al, "A. u. and :SS /. ".
Leave Petersburg ut $3.50 \, ~ and ESQ - .s ~
-tr stt.rhrd Will leave Richmond daily al $50 -
81, and Petersburg daily at A. N. Sundays sA'
cepted). c,.,n,,,,s on
sundays, and the $3.50 7. VI. train viii LOT leateIe
tsrsburg on Sundays. ..yy "
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take tne 90 : -
,rsl ON and after August the 18th instant
Baggage checked through. 90, train
The passenger coach attached 10 the coai ,.ntcy
sill leave Clover Hin ut A. NJ, and, rel1rnns
leave Richmond St $40 L. NJ. on Tuesdays, i"ui'
lays ahe '"''1 THOMAS Il. WNSSf,
apl3 SRteFi"'S''~
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AUCTION gALEs...ruture Days.
ByJGmes u. Taylor. Auctioneer,
Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

three doors below spotswood Hotel.
rrORsEs. MULES, HOGS, WAGONS,
Ill CSRT. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, LOT
OF CORN AND FODDER. AND ! Lot OF
AND KITCHEN FURNiTuRF.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on eRl-
lately occupied by R. A. E. Dabney, Esq, in
Henrlco county, on the Osborne turn pike about
five miles below Richmond, al his stock on the
farm, consisting of
MULES. HORSES, COWS,
lot Of fine HOGS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
AMBULANCE
LTIFT SPRING WAGON, with top:
CART,
Lot OF CORN aud FODDER,
ALSO.
Lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
TERMS Made known on tho day Of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
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vgEETH EXTRACTED WITli-@S
l OUT PAIN.-itaving Supplied y-~YYr
srlf with the most improved apparatus Tor making
TRACT TEETH ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT
PAIN. III" gas is pleasant to breathe, and en-
t:rcly harmless. . ,,
,jUDSON Il. WOOD, u. d. s.
Office. Main street between Seventh and Eighth
ONE door below llarrlSon's drug store.
NJ
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TOYS, &c.
TOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.

DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.
We are now in receipt OF large lot OF DOLLS
long, with and without moving eyes; natural
hair made OF wax, china, and composition and
Of surprisingly low prices. Give u5 n call.
ANDREW PIzZINI & CO.,
seq S07 Broad street.
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POSTpDNENlF nj

BY consent Of parties, the above sale was post
p0ned 10 FRIDAY the 10Th Of November, 1860, At
i2 o'clock II. - .,
II lff. liz - EfN.
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STOVES AND IENyvARE.

QUINN YSIDE TRIUMPHANT.-Th
- only premium given by The Virginia State Agri
cultural Society for stoves was awarded the SUN
NVSIDE STOVE. For sale only by AlOUNTCAS-
TIE. $50 Broad street.
This Stove heats one or more rooms, and Is un-
surpassed for economy, cleanliness aud heating
1inspr no lO-dSitw
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RAILROADS..
p: zsas rra-=--zs.1-zsr-- ,--ssf-,-:5TI
s-I ~

ESf :sea
TBESAfEAHE AND ONO RAIL
I EpAD-Dn ,nd after Thursday 18th No.
vcubcr, 1863 MAIL TRAIN wi! ic'Fe Etclmond
daily for " hitc sulphur Springs at ,:.5 \. VI and
arrive al White sulphur at $3.50 L. NJ: leave " hlc
sulphur nj 3:I5 \. VI. and arrive at Richmond at
I:4yp +. VI. making close connections at "ordons-
willie and charlottesville with the Orange, AlcNan-
dria and Manassas railroad mall TT ms Tor Alex
andra Washington. baltimore. Philadclphia,
New York etc. also, for Lynchburg. knoxville,
Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans MontE"m-
crv Mobile etc: at Goshen with stages FOR Lex
inston Natural bridge. and Rockbridsc Baths
at MILF ro' with stages for Bath Alum aud WARM
Springs; and 1t White sulphur with stages Tor
Lrwlshurg. Charleston. etc.
NIGHT Pa S~ENGf.H TRAIN viii run between
Richmond aud Washington nightly except sunday
without change Of car>-lCayiug Richmond at ~
z. " aud arrive al Richmond NJ 3:7o \. M.-m%A.
log all through connections 1T Richmond ana
Washington. SLEEPING CARS Will be attached
to this train, and VIII be run through between
Richmond and Wa hiEgt0n without change.
JAMES i. SWITZERLAND,
no 20 General Ticket Agent
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DICHMOND AND YORK RiNEk
IL RAILROAD LINE-FoR BALIiMohE,
THE NORTH, AND TIWEST-CHASCE
OF SCHEDULE-DAII.Y EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
ON md after TUESDAY, sth OF June, pas>ssns ..t
wsst will take the passenger train from the depot
OF the Richmond and York River Rsiir9ad "a =
steamer ADMIRAL. Captain l.. {. FEEEaAN,
Or KEN>EBEC, Captain J. IL. fEEEhAS,-ibt2:a
boats having been put IN hrst-rate dcr-reachLs
Baltimore the following morning Ia time to con-
acct with the trains for Philadelphia, New YORK,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier 10.
: Licht-street wharyes, foot OF Barry street. daily
Except Sundays AZ O'Clock l.. 81, passengers
arriving In Richmond 1T 1913 L. VI. the folio" hs
day in time ~ connect with the express tri!a
III the Richmond and Dany!lle railroad Tor Dt,-
vile and oil ponls on that road Grtensoo'SS'
Salisbury Charlotte, &C., n, G.; Columbl-, >. ~
aud I'll points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except Sund8y5l ..
o'clock 7. NJ. leaves West Point daily (eS:ev'
Mondays) AZ 1910 i. II.
THOMAS DQDAaEAD,
10 q supCrtltGnIyaI'
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LIME.
HARDWARE, ETC.


III A RD w A r E.-WATkINS, COT.
Ii TRELL Il CO. offer to merchants, farmers,
and mechanics, the largest cheapest, and best as
sorted stock of
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. TOOLS. &c,
1t has ever been their pleasure TO do before, and
ask an examination of their stock and prices.
We are agents for GUM BETTING and ACK-
ING and AMER BRAND BOLTING CLOTHS.
WATKINS, CnTTRELL Il CO.
se Ism 1907 Main street. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-23

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE-HALF IN
J. TEREST IN 3 FARM NEAR ASHLAND.
AT AUCTION BY virtue of a deed of trust
from ". &. Green and wife to the unders gned,
bearing date July 81 1866, of record In the clerk
Office OF Hanover county court, being requested so
to do by the beneficiary therein. shall, on
THURSDAY The 18th day Of November, 1860, at
o'clock Z. NJ, proceed to sell upon the premises,
the interest OF the said Green and wife tbeng one
undivided half) In valuable FARM or TRACT
OF LAND, situated In Hanover county, two and II
half miles northwest Of Ashland, and about one
mile from the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad, cont lining TWO HUNDRED
AND SIXTY ACRES more or less, adjoining the
lands of Robert Ellct and others, and bounded on
the north by the Pamunky river, being the same
farm now occupied b. Nr. John :. Green, who
also owns The other half iuterst.
The terms of the deed require cash sale but by
agreement Of parties the purchaser Will be al
lowed the following terms, viz Onc-fourth cash
residue upon credit of -four, eight. and twelve
onths, with Interest from day Of sale, secured by
q deed Of trust upon the property sold.
A. K. COURTNEY, Trustee.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed to TUESDAY, 23d
day of November, 1869. ut O'Clock +. ~. when 1t
will be made ut Hanover Courthouse THAT being
court day. Instead Of on the premises.
10 EFT :. II. COURTNEY. Trustee.
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duatc Of the Baltimore College OF Cf2HfYS
y utal Survcry, gives his undivided attention L"
Vii operations pertaining To the practice Of den
ti-trv both in its relations L. tn. NATURAL Or
cans audtn their Substitution By beautiful sets u
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid Of pure III
tSpus oxide gas when desired.
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