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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05
BY Cook & Laugaton, Aucaoneers,
No, 10 Governor street.

limited STATES MARsHAL,s SALE
" OF HORSEs, WAGONS, 2 REwERY.
ApPuRTENANChS. PLATFORM sCALEs,
By virtue OF an oricr OF the United States District
Court Will sell at auction. On SATURDAY the San
instant, NJ IL O'clock, st the Spring Park Brewer
Of Henry Bowler. head OF Clay street. the follow.
ing properly Of Henry Bowler, bankrupt, In bank.
rupfcy: q = =
6ne. heavy pRACGHT-HoRsEs.
2 large SPRING TRUCK-wAGGNs aud EAySyss
500 BEER and ALE EGGS and CASES,
large MASH.TuBS,
large IRON TANK.
l SrEAM-PrMP,
1RAyD-pUaiP,
OFFICE FURNITURE,
LETTER.PRESS,
set PLATFORM SCALES,
together with all The fixtures and appurtenances OF
q Grst-class brewery. G. r. RAMSDELL,
United States Marshal.
Cook & LAUGHToN, huctloneers. ta4
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VI II n,s,rRp yfrcKs OF rHs NisHr. he Viz
Rirsx ctv Eeyatia} EatezEs.fse regfet.nlly
Avs: 81 IL ID estimated that between riieeu
and twenty sl,ousard cats pefsshed Id tne
flames thatitcked half our city from tpe siue
Of Mouut Davidson. The estimate % pro
bsbiy TOO high, as Il appears 70 Us tnas We
miss no more than about ten or twelve .HoN'
sand-that ID, Il, general way. we, now
ever. particularly miss and mourn no Eeore
than two or three hundred. These were
fayorites Of our neighbcfhood, that were e
wont nightly TO do gsenbols and execete dA'
6cuIs paasical selections for Our diRersio,'
How often. when the witchiug noNr marx.
ing the noon OF night was stealing 10, nave
we scan some eiant of the feline norde.a
fighter from Bitter creek-mouat Inc giauy
height of q neighboring fire-Wah anu souno
bis warlIke bugse. We can see Elm now, Us
Win arched bstss reared against the SKY IKE e
some rounded chlpparal hill and erect tal'
waving like q cedar in storm, ne ssauus'
10 his sphere srd according toFais own SnoSf.
edge, de6aEt Ajax. The uoon IS playins
4 at hide-and-seek among hoating arenipela =; =
| Of clouds az he thus stands up ana dennes nsS
position categoricalIy as the boss Dsu.el u "
the town. Another yell OF wafhke pos'en'
| tells that the challenge Is accepeeo, auu or a..
ether ARK appears upon the wall aTsnes III.
back, and waves an angry tan. ine pa;r
4 draw their feet we'll beneath them, alg .ne,a
/ claws into the wall, and cautiously creep
! forward, ever and anon uttering soupus
that would seem great Though tney
came from the lungs OF o par =. "a u
adult mastodons. The friends and aihss
of the champions make their appearance On
the roofs of surrounding houses ana sneas.
inter their several war.cries, and deploy a'
administers. The two champions come tC-
| petber like rocks rolled from the SIDES Oh OPP
posite hills the skirmishers, with green eyes
f}sbine, engage in all directions, ana sne Das
tie has become general. The air is rent Win
howis. shrieks, groans. and gurgles-ali the
house-tons are covered with hair. Han
dozen soda-bottIes and as many old Doo's
crash down upon the roofs and against Inc
walls: there is spit, sputter, ana DlN !,
then all is as silent as tomb. Wnere no"
are those heroes and their heroic followers:
ALAG their caIcined bones alone are lett 10
The places where they once trlsked anu u
fouoht1 All are gone The torto'se-snei:
NJ ,be did maid. the mighty Maltese OF the
old bachelor, the pet cats that used TO sleep
IN the counters and bite all who stroked
tbem and The wild cats that dropped down
from places and stared at one IN the n,ent-
all are gone The great lire cremateo tnem
all. Ia vain they darted from shed 10 siaoie'
and from stable to idewalk, with their tails
erect and smoking or all aflame. Their time
| had come, and they were either cooked ID
their holes or roasted as they ran. Let AL
true lovers of the cat join in and wall VII
famous caterwaul J"
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How RaE ST. LOUIS PRoGSosTIcATes DOES
NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE WEATEER.-
This will never do. Here we are now
sweltering IN q heat almost equal to that Of
midsummer; oyercoats discarded, collars
willing. and yet Tice says: |" About The
18th, warm; about the 30ha, cold, and 1srs
cold Until January o. What manner oil
treatment is this. p Louisville Courier.
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A rural rooster thus advertises 10 the Phlia'
delphia CITY Item: "a country editor "a
Widower) Ia good circumstances, with two
interesting children, wishes to engage lady
assistant who can write for the paper, over
look his household, and help entertain bis
friends. The lady must be good looking. not
over thirty, of cheerful disposition, respect
ably connected, and member of the church.
| The nay will be thirty dollars month. The
place is within an hour of Philadelphia. Ad'
dress, for one week, Editor at the Item
Office"
indianapolis dramatic taste calls for hoWls
and blood rather than instruction. The
critic of the Ne,rs, who WAS present at re.
cent jam produced by the announcement OF
an Indian drama, says: "SomenoW sucn
plays attract dunderheads in unusual quaint.
ties, and where one will go to an intellectual
dramatic feast hundreds will gloat upon. q
scalp.liftipg, and rise in rhapsody over the
conventional ski.yi' of 'Buffalo Bill the
Solitary Horsemap,' Ned the Trapper,'
and last, but. great hevings. not the least,
donald Mckay, alias Hero."
A Harvard professor went down to one OF
the beaches of the New England coasts 10
battle, one stormy day, but the man in charge
refused to let him 20 10 on account OF the
| dangerous swell. On his way back he eX-
pressed bis disappointment and Indignation
to the driver of the omnibus. "Well, PIl
tell you how it is" said the driver, we
don't like to have strangers come down here
and get drowned. 1t hurts the beach y
The New York MaiPs man.with.a. high
oyehead says: "On par with adulteration of
articles OF food Is the dirty practice, allowed
by law, of butchers and grocers exposing on
the street meat, and fish, and delicate vege-
tables, and fruits, for sale. The readiness
with which these things take up dust, ami
malcua, and spores of disease floating in
the air. il it were understood, would hinder
any one having regard to hygiene or cleanli-
ness from buying them when thus exposed
A rhyme for month" Is now In demand.
Here is one that is very old, but the best We
know Of:
"rve tried hundred times, guess,
To find rhyme for month;
I've failed hundred times, know,
But succeeded the hundredth and one-th."
NJ. Soutzo has drained the famous plain OF
Marathon with complete success. This will
effect modification of the topography OF
Attica. The existence of the marsh ex.
plains the defeat of the Persians by 80 small
force of Greeks.
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By Chafiiu, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AGc,ioneers,
No. | Tenth street..

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND SEAR
j. RICHMOND, on JAMES RIyER.-Hy ylttae
OF deed of trust from William y. Eas!er anu Am
e.. his wife. datca the l9'b day OF December:
1879. and duly recorded In the clerks office Of the
County Court Of Henrco coudiy shall sell ~ pup;
lie auction on WEDNESDAY,, the I'm gay %
January, 1876, at ~ O'Clock ~, at the ONCE OIL
Chafiln, Staples 4 Co., In the city OF Eichg,onI,
Va. that valuable tract or parcel OF land situ uSa
I'm said county, about seGer mics distant trGBi re
CITY OF Richmond. c0rtaIuip2 Two HUNpHED
AND NETf-SEVES ACRES, and b2n1efo on
*the east and wet OF the lauLs OF seldom r. AIKEN
ON the north by the LANDS CT Jackson Il. sh'strgy,
and on the south by james river. Any psrs9n ne
string TO examine these lands nr 10 procure lur,
ther information In relation 10 the same. can 90 ~
on application 10 Nessrs. Ghaffn. staples q = o..
TERMS: One fourth cash. sud for the talshse
credit OF six, Twelve, ard eighteen ilonn,. "a
instruments, interest added for approves ,be
negotiable uotes. and the tile retained n ~,
payment OF the deferred instruments 81 tlf pi,
ehase-mOney, or q deed OF trust may he slsen' ~
the option OF the purchaser. n,op.,, a-ns,se.
CHAFFIN. STAPLES & Co.AucIoneers. se 20
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II Q K r E n T.
DWELLINGS.

No. 217 Governor, fourteen rooms, and all con-
No. se4 east Broad, eighteen rooms; in good or
der, and well adapted for n clearinghouse.
No. 400 east Grace, formerly occupied by DR.
Snead. with twelve rooms and all conyeniences;
No. 4O5 east Grace, eight rooms, and kitchen
Ne. 2slS east Broad street, with nine rooms and
kitchen with two rooms. House just painted, and
No. sos west Franklin, lately occupied by Judge
Ould, with twelve rooms. Every convenience.
No. 6u7 Lorlh Sixth street, with ten rooms, aho
No. 1877 north Fourth street, with seven rooms,
and kitchen.
Kitchen; very conveniently arranged, and nearly
No. SIG Brook avenue. corner of Moore street,
with six rooms; kitchen and stable.
No. l01 Canal street, corner FIRST, with SIX
rooms, and Kitchen; whole premises just thoroughly
No. 10 north Second street, with six rooms, and
kitchen; recently painted.
No. 314 south Fine street, with I'VE rooms, ana
No. SIT north Adams street, with six rooms
will be uut In good order for good tenant.
No. 90l ut the end Of Niuth street, with five
No. ia Federal street, nice cottage, with five
No. 6l3 west Cary street next TO the corner of
Pine, with three rooms.
No. I'll Clarke street, between jackson and Du-
val streets, with three toon S.
No. 200 south Teu,h street. with four rooms.
No. 1923 east Main street recently occupied by
Howe Sewing Machine Company: In goud order
No. 1921 east Main str ct This Is commodious
and wei. lighted store, and ha good basement
No. 1886 Broad street, Ru .herfoord's row, with
rooms aboye; Just repaired.
No. 3O4 north Seventh street. adjoining Hech-
ler's ber-shop, with rooms bove; nice ana new.
OFFICES.
No. 6 Eleventh street, recently occupied ny Par
ker Campbell, with good vault and ample counters.
No. 1O14 Main street, aoioinlng u. n. walker &
Co.'s good vault, counters, e..
Nos. and T. Tenth street; splendid light. 1t Is
probable that vaults will be constructed.
FRONT ROOM over Henry r. Miller's, Main be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets; cheap rent.
LODGING-ROOMS, &C.
One large and one small ROOM over Southern
Seven ROOMS over store No. 1421 Main street !;
water, &C., on same floor.
ROOMS on Main street over No. 1911, suitable
for plctoRraph gallery or printing ofhce.
ROOMS over w. Holt Richardson's, No. 10n north
Fourteenth street, suitable for a boardlns-house
or Tor c'ub-rooms 49,
TWO ROOMS OIL Franklin between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, with use Of water. &C.
Apply TO GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
"a dt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05
BY Goddin, Warren = Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
11O8 Main street.

EOR RENT.-A VALUABLE FARM
e ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE, FQlR
MILES FROM THE CITY, CONTAISINe' Two
HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES, ONE Hun.
TER ACRES CLEARED AND SIXrY-S1I Nd
A QUARTER ACRES OF WOODLAND, FOR
RENT AT PUBLIC AUCTIUS.-In pursuance OF
a decree of the ircuit Court or Henrico county,
entered on the 29lh dayof December, 1875, ia the
suit OF Evsns aud wife Us. billiard and Others the
undersigned, as special commissioners appointed
for the purpose Will rent At public auction, IN front
of the Courthouse OF s,id county, on MONDAY
the 10Th OF January, 1915, At I2h o'clock J.. NJ.
described; DWELL with seven rooms, and
all necessary out houses.
Rent payable quarterly, and secured by bond with
approved security, A. X. GOuRTSkS.
: IA 8 Special Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05
BY Augustine Royal,
fsuecesser 70 Moody q Royall,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Nopcbocfpr Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
OyALUABLEL LOTS IN The CITY OF MAN.
CHESTER, VA, ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
5TH, 1876, ON THE PREMISES, AT 81
O'CLOCK 2. H.-Pursuant to decree OF the Hust-
ngs Court for the cityof Manchester, in a certain
suit therein pending styled b. ID: Hudgens, as
signee, rs. s. ". Baukenship ct dls.,1 entered at
the December term s75, we shall expose for sale
at auction, on the day above mentioned, splendid
BUILDING LOTS fE Marks addition:
LIST lot-l32 feet front. At the corner OF Tenth
and Everett streets by 165 feet deep.
2d-264 feet on Maurray street by 165 feet deep,
between Tenth aud Eleventh streets.
3d-264 feet on the southern line OF Maurray
street by 1876 feet deep, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets.
These are Handsome BUILDING LOTS, and
especially valuable for the clay that Is on them OF
superior quality, and in an improving part OF the
city.
TERMS Hone third cash; balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, six per
cent Interest added; title retained until the whole
purchase-mouey Is paid.
For further information apply TO the auctioneer,
who will take pleasure in showing the same.
A. r. COURTNEY,
S.BROOKS,
T.. W.TURNER,
de 2s,3o&Ja1, 3,4.5. Commissioners.
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BY Goddin, Warren i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NO. HOB Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE PROPERTY IN NANCHESTER.-Un
der decree OF the District Court Of the United
States for the Eastern District OF Virginia. entered
December 20, 1878, In lbe chaGcery cause OF The
Trustees of The NJ. Is. f. and Dollar Savings Bank
Us. Mary Powell's trustee and Others, tile UNDER
signed, special commissioners, will Sell, on the
premises, In the city of Manchester, Mt auction, at
3h O'Clock =. NJ, on the 18Th day OF January,
1876, the following REAL ESTATE-naineiy:
That THREE-STQRY HOUSE. with the LOT
attached thereto, the Of Ninth and Porter
streets; said lot fronting S2k feet on Ninth street
and running back on Porier street and between pa
rael lines 1872 feet being part OF Lot 30 la The
plan Of Manchester.
The property Is situated In the most desirable To-
caIity IN Manchester.
TERMS OF SALE: One third OF the purchase
money cash the paaDce 10 be paid In SIX and twelve
months negotiable notes to be given for the deferred
payments, which are 10 be secured BY deed o.
JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
y. G.. KEAN,
ta3 Special Commissioners.
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Colored gentlemen are to let for New
Yespp. They guarantee TO deliver five
hundred cards .. private residences for ten
dollars. They take cards and cash, throw
the former into the sewer aad the latter into
policY To- Thompson street. Neu York: Nal
dRgh
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BY Grsbbs q Williams,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctieneers.
Eleventh. street between nfain and Bank.

THE VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE
lsRESDEyGE No. 2l7 ON GOVERNOR
FRANKLIN AND CAPITOL STREETS FOE
SALE ATsAUCTION-The property above re-
ferred 10, formerly occupied By the late j. e. Con-
way. will be sold at auctions upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, January 18th, at O'Clock L. M.
The dwelling has eleven rooms besides bathroom
and servants apartments, with water and gas
throughout. isss :.
II is fDfshed In the best style, and I'm all It's ap.
pointments Is q first class residence.
The situation Is very pleasant, overlooking the
Capitol qusI and the property is particularly de-
sirabIe to professional or business gentleman,
being centrally situated and within lew minutes
walk OF the public buildings.
TERMS: At sale. GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
FAB ss..s,7, :gl4s AuctloDesrs.
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EDUCATIONAL.
d ICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

~
This SCHOOL is fully organized and IN vigorous
operation. A number OF new pupils can be ADMIT
ted Oh the lst of january, and special classes will
baurganized for any who need them.
The COST OF board and tuition from January 3st
to end OF the session tJune 15ih) is Us follows:
BoaSd and tuition In English and Latin 154
Board and tuition In English, Latin, and
MuSis on piano and use of observation-disclosures, A3
Address JOHN HART.
de IL. eodSt President
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r AW-oFFIcES IN MARSHALL a.
LHALL. TENTH AND BANK STREETS, &a
FOR RENT-The OEFlCES on second floor
all Of tLemare for rent 10 lawyers. This building
lighted an d ventilated rooms cannot be had In the
city, and bare are Eli the modern improvements on
the same fioGr. None but prompf.payfng tenants
need apply. GRuBBS q WILLIAMS,
de 15.W&E$w
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucrioneers,
No. HOG Main street.

TRUS EE'S SAL E.-FARM IN
l. CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR SALE AT
AUCTION, IN FRONT OF THE CUsTOM-HOUSE
IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.-In pursuance
of deed of trust dated the 2Sth day of January,
1870, executed to the undersigned as trustee by
Ambrose A. Hutcheson, Sarah Ann, his Wife and
ers of the notes thereby secuted. i with. on FRI
DAY the 7tf day of january, 1S76, at IL o'clock
H., sell Mt public auction, in front of The CUSTOM
Charles City county, on the Chickahominy river,
containing sEYEN HUNDRED AND Thirty
ACRES, more or less, aud adjoining the lands of
Messrs. George w. VaiGea and others. Improve.
ments DWELLING with five rooms, KITCHEN,
and all necessary out-houses. Fine BED OF MARL
on the place.
TERMS: Made known at sale
da2S j. 5. TOWER, trustee.
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BY Augustine Royal,
successor 10 Moody 4 RoyanJ
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALuA.
" Bile BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF
DAY OF JaNUARY.1S76. AT 3 O'CLOCK Z.
NJ. ON THE PREMISr.S.-By virtue or an order
In The suit therein pending styled John u Higgins
commiuee Of Jacob White, q lunatic. entefea Nv
the December Term thereof, shaii expose Tor sag
III auction, the day above referi cd to. tie Vas.
uable lots First lol fronts 90 iee; on the corner OF
Decatur and Eighteenth streets, In Buffers aoai.
ton: second lot. T69 feet front on tishteeeli
street, and feet deep third lot, 11O2le9 tees
on Stockton street.
These are valuable lots. and should attract The IL"
tention OF those seeking go3d Investment
TERMS Liberal, aud announced nt sale.
ANTHONY NJ. KELLY.
de 28-eod spesial Commissioned
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TOR RENT,

For RENT nvr111Ncs IN
No. 314 wesr Main street. ten rooms, BRICK
WELlING. $3.50; q
No. sos west Grace street., twelve rooms, BRICK
80. 2O5 east Byrd street, six rooms, BRICK
No. 3O4 souh Pine street, five rooms, FRAMED
No. GIG east BYRD street, four rooms, FRAMED
FRAMED kSi ED DW WI" lsSs,t $275: w 49,.
No. 6o4 west Beverley street, five rooms
No. EOS south Laurel street, five rooms, FRAMED
No 2e5 son,h .anrel street, five rooms, FRAMED
No. 2o7 south Laurel street, fSe rooms, FRAMED
No. i1S east Gary street, eight rooms, BRICK
No. S east Marshall street, five rooms, FRAMED
N No nj Mnsby Street, four rooms, FRAMED
No 1889 east Main street, seven rooms BRICK
No. 1910 east Main street, seren rooms, BRICK
D w LfiSe $500: - -, I'm
NOS LIS north Fifth street, twelve rooms, BRICK
DWELLING, 5000;
BRICK DWELLING, 1885,
BRICK DWELLING, $3.50;
DWELLING, $500:
No. = corner leigh and n streets, five rooms,
BRICK DWELLING, $3.50;
No. ssh Lester street. Rockets, six rooms,
BRICK DWkLLlNG,Sl00;
No. 1909 cast Main Street, two floors, BRICK
DWELLING, $500.
STORES.
STORE under Exchange Hotel, Fourteenth street,
S2a0;
SHOP corner Main and Twentieth stress, SI26 !:
STORE No. la14 Cary near Virginia street,
$3.50:
ROCK HOUSE, Basin bank, near Eighth street,
$3.50;
STORE No. los ,east Main stKeet, S1SG;
STORE No. 22l eas Msln street, 1926.
Also, FOR RENT, a number OF large and fine
OFFICES In the Piedmont and Arlington Insu-
rance Building, corner OF Main and Ninth streets,
suitable for lawyers, artists, architects, &C., &c.
Apply 10 FRANK u. HILL. i
Real Estate Ageat, I I0s Main stIest.
lie 29.e0dl0t
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By Warren d Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No IL Tenth street.

AS TRUSTEE UNDER A DEED OF
IA trust dated June 90, 1873, from George D..
Gaines and Mary T.. Gaines to.myself, recorded In
the clerks office Of the Chancery Court of the city
of Richmond, shall proceed 70 sell at public auc'
ton, on the premises. at o'clock P. NJ. OF SATUR-
DAY the Sth day of January, 1913, the real estate
described In SAID deed-viz., LOT OF Ian with
two. story wooden tenement thereon fronting six
teen feet on the North side of Abigail street ut lis
intersection with Ninth street, aud running back
one hundred and eighty feet.
TERMS Made known at the sale:
w. G. CARRINGTON,
de 90 Trustee.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY: &c.

w EST, JOHNSTON s. CO.,
w BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
and Manufacturers OF BLANK BOOKS, have for
sale all kinds of tirst.class Stationery. LEDGERS,
JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS, CODE BOOKS.
pXPRFSS BOOKS, DIARIES, PHYSICIANS
VISITING LISTS, LADIES and GENTS WASH
BOOKS, POCKkT-BOOKs, CARD-CASES. WAL
LET'S, CHECKS. NOTES, and DRAFTS in sheets
or in Books, GOLD PENS and PENCILS, &c :, &c.
We keep everything in our line. and sell at the
lowest prices. Calendars gratis. Orders solicited
and promptly attended to.
oil Main street, between Ninth ard
in 1-3t Tenth streets
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REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PRl-
LII VATELY.-VALUABLE FARM Or thih-
Va, for sale priyateIy-twenty acres enclosed, bal
ance In woods: comfortable dwelling. with nye
rooms on t-houses ample and In good order. WIZ
sell a bargain II early application ts made 20 Tue
20 a. W. Manchester, Va.
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u-IGH CoNsTABLEs SALE

OF
BOcK-BINDING ESTABLISHMENT.
win sell at public auction, on THURSDAY
MORNING the 9Th day OF January, 1876, at II
o'clock, at southeast corner Twelfth and Main
streets u2stairsj the following property, to satisfy
distress-warrant in my hands:
l RULING-sIACHINEa and FIXTURES,
1 NUMBERING.aiACHI and FIXTURES,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and FIXTURES,
i SAWING-MACHINE and FIXTURES,
1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and FIXTURES,
l STABBING-M MACHINE and FIXTURES,
l PAGEING-MACHINE and FIXTURES,
l STANDING-PRESS and FIXTURES,
l FINISHING-PRESS and FIXTURES,
FINISHING-sTAND,
pair BOARD-SHEARS,
/ PRESS and PLOUGH,
/ TYPE-CASE,
8 SEWING-BENCHES.
TABLE, sTOyE-P1PE, &C., &C.
TERMS: Cash. A. B. DUESBERRf,
ja4.3t II. c. g. X.
BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. IL Governor street.
UNITED STATES hARsHAL's SALE
AT AUCTION,
OF THE
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF HENRY BOWLER,
|. BANKRUPT.
at No. ~ Governor street, on THURSDAY. 9Th
instant, commencing ut 10 o'clock,
consisting in part Of
CHAMBER SUITS,
WARDROBES,
BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS,
CARPETS, SAFE,
SOFAS, CHAIRS,
ETAGERE,
BoOK.C CASE aud SECRETARY,
| TABLES,
CROCkERY,
COOKING-STOVEa and UTENSILS,
| GLASSWARE,
MATTRESSES,
REFRIGERATOR, &c, &c.
THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auclioueer.
! j. c. KEESEE, Salesman. ta4
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