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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-18

WALEsr1NE,s Recommendations OF LEE
The public will have an opportunity of see.
ing on the 10th the plaster model of this
spIendid creation of the genius Of Rich
rnond's artist.
Mr.iyalentine will open his studio during
the day tomorrow "wednesday to all visit
ors: and many will deem the birthday of
Lee a. fitting occasion on which to view this
Ufe.like representation OF the great chieftain.
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BY Robert B. Lyme
(s,lccessor TO Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
i FRAME DWELLINGS WITH GOOD LOTS.
&C., ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
TWENTY-SIXTH AND y STREETS, FOR SALE
BY AUCTION.-In pursuance OF The provisions OF
deed OF trust recorded In the Ghancery Court Of
the city Of Richmond from T. E. West aud wife 10
secure certalu moneys to the East End Building
Fund Company, we, the trustees 0 said Company,
the premises, on MONDAY the 31sr day Of Janu-
airy, 1875, al 4 O'CLOCK p. h., those two small and
neat TENEMENTS' us above described, containing
four rooms; and kitchens to each, and good lots.
TERMS Cash as to 1S703.4l, interest cost, and
expenses of sale; residue upon such terms as will
be given at hour of sale. Arrangements may be
made so US to give more liberal terms than those
named. JOHN 4. MEANLEY,
s. w. FARRAR.
-,.z-z CHI ARIES SPENCER,
Trustees Of East End Building Fund Company.
"a
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,reetton of Measurements.
Messrs. Editors, My attention was called
on Saturday afternoon to an article over tn
SIGNATURE OF Ciyis, published In your pape
ghursday, 18th instant, which had entirely
escaped me. as it SO happened on that day
INV time and mind were much absorbed in
matter of deep interest to me, and l haC
barely more than glanced at the telegraphiC
column.
I'm that article Civis says: Hollywood
Company is, as it is we'll known, Joint
stock company, and the individual members
: hold and own their stock as business
Transaction" ......
Aud again: :" When the tine shall have
arrived when the company will have dis.
posed Of all their property in sections to our
peo,a. and there is no longer any revenue
coming into the treasury Of the company, is
there any person who can suppose that the
said company will keep the cemetery 10 con.
dition? I think not. And in the event
that they do not, the city will have to take,
charge of the cemetery and keep it in order.
1ptaShe stockholders hGue made large pro-
5ifs IN tisposing Of the property IN sections" -.
These charges are grossly Uni ust 10 q large
body Of as pure-minded, disinterested, and
honorable men as any in this or any other
eomaaunity, and II the records of the Holly
wood Cemetery Company, which are open 10
@CiSis" or any other citizen who may feel
an interest In the subject, are examined, will
be found 10 be wholly untrue.
From =" Historical Sketch OF Hollywood
Cemetery" recently published by q commit
lee, copies of which were laid upon the tables
OF each member of the Common Council, !
make the following extracts:
"it is a Fundamental law OF hollywood
Cemetery Company that all money received
shall be applied 20 the preservation; aud inn.
proyement Of the company'5 grounes and
buildings. There exists an Impression in the
miSds OF acany parsons even in our own
midst, who should be better Informed. hat
this company Is . jointsstoek association, de-
.clarIng annually large dividends to lis stock.
EolGers. Such. 3 conclusion is grsssy uriu.t
80 its originators' and to those who have it at
psesent I'd charge. On the contrary, we can
assure the public that every dollar Of It's re-
ceipts. excep. what May be necessary for sal.
ory .3 the superintendent, wages OF labor. |
efs, Occasional services of clerk, and |
Snas ssiiry to the secretary and trea-
sure, Is devoted 10 The preservation and per-
petlation Of the improvements already |
mace and the further establishment of the /
grounds. No officer OF the company ever
received one detiar OF compensation for ser,
Siees prior so 1902, sad since then enly to
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucttoneer,
No. l1l3 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

Real Estate Agent ana AuctlOneeT,
No. 1113 Main street, opposite Dispatch ONCE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i WHARF PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH
LINE OF WATER STREET, AT ROCKETS,
FRONTING NINETY-SIX FEET T ii r
INCHES ON SAID WATER STREET.-By virtue
Of deed of trust executed by Albert Ordway ana ,
wife to the undersigned as trustee on the LIN DAY
Of July, S72, and duly recorded In the Richmond
Chaucery Court, ID. B. 80 G., p. Jag. 10 secure
certain III gotiable note therein described ana ue
fau, having been made in the payment OF SAID note,
shall In execution thereof being required 50 70 90
by the beneficiary, sell public auction on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the 18Th day Of January,
1875. at O'Clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY therein
described as follows: .
IA LOT OF LAND in the city of Richmond In
the State of Virginia, Water street, and Dounden
as follows: Beginning on Water streeton rs SOUTH
ern side at the corner lot, the lot hereby conveyed,
and the lot Of A. s. Lee, which corner Is now desg-
mated by a granite paving: thence along the SOUTH
er line OF Water street SO feet Inches 70 the cor
ner of Charles T. Wortham's; thence with the line
of Charles T. Wortham's south 71k degrees, east
feet, to the wharf of the James River and hana~ila
Company, which wharf extends along the dock OF
said company, and Is IL feet vice; thence along
the northern line of said wharf 70 feet and inches
TO the corner of The lot of A. s. Lee with said
wharf; thence north n degrees, east l2S feet 3
inches, with the line of A. s. Lee TO the beginning
TERMS Liberal, and made known at sale.
II. G. JACKSON, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auc,ioneer. ja7
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFrcE OF THE SUPERfSTKSpESL.
RIcHxoyD, VA. May 10, 1879.
~uANcE n6, ScuED(IIE

gga''.II ..&
PASSENG Err TRAINS leave West Point DAlL,f
at A, H., arrlyipy nj Richmond al ! q \; y.
leave B!chnopd a: 3 Z. 81, srririnss ~ "sss -"
Traius connect 4, West Pou, with steamer, tr sS
galLmors and all eastern pcsE.s On S va m,ia
.;esms,s for BsMs,oIe and an eastern roias o.
MOEEAYS. W EDNESp4YS. and FRIDAY ~,
Fare 10 Baltimore. ..............,........."s 80
Fare 70 washing n... so
Fare 70 Phtladeiphia N so
Fare 10 New Rie,s.
THOUGH FRsiGHr TRAINS le. rSSerhh .Y
mona at 3 A. 81. on WEDNESDAY, o., wi;h
and SUNDAY, coRrecttpg nj West , huts rsrY
steamers, aEd delivering freight la po,ss II
next morning; rsiurning, leave Ws s,s - ",
and competing with the Through fss.gmt ,or
Ga the Richmond and Danysue rsi'ae"a IVA
so anShL pFRs;GH FREIGHT TRAINS With passessIs,,
eosc,es attached leave Richmond az 600 a; y: "
TfYgSDAYS, THURSDAYS, an5 sAIShuLNsaS5
and ieaye West P0inf for hiehnnnd the s1aes D d.
atI 1903 A. 81, arriving at Riehmend ~ 80
The management takes pleasure IN M, ,Sss ne
10 the travelling public sSd ss,pp and We:
steamers OF this line tefMeen 8ail n, 1norossh
Poiut have heen feaned IN tse uios sa, se,s aEa
| manner Tor the accommodation " pae's y ~
Tssase,lers taking ,hs line arrive .n Ba n f
| In ample ttEie 10 cpnhsss VIA 10y al sas,sYu
Palladelphla. New Work, Boston, aps a.
sressSts Win BE- given tha utmost dssss.s ,aas5-
Transfers at Richmond ef ffrsiaais 70 % nos-
eEn poaa's II. T. DoU6L ASS, sspsriasemnaSfaaSs
WIN, Bragg, Master IsaasP9ssA'i0SN
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.- .=.I..r.os sALEs-rrnls Day.
HI Cook a. Langbton, Auctoneers'
No. 10 Governor street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNlTuRE:, ). B EI ]
III SEES AND THREE.PL1, S s,s,asI W, vii Vii
= r. AIff.TiuN,-THIS DAY st sciorh TT q
Al ,,- ction rooms nh assortmenfo OF dODsea
fi5 aYFURNITu RE. consisting OF
NC W e sISGT and OAK EXTENSION TABhE,
n n .AaaHtF-'IoP CABrs ETs and WAsHsTANDs'
WnLsUr HAT-RACK, ETAGEBEs, s5ts
0A Akf..sIlsnt RRnsssLs CARPET Il SKID feft,,
VElYET CARPET q 1hxlsh tees.:
THREE, PLY and INGRAM TsII S "a $3.50
MAHOGANY SOFAS ana DiSA ANS
SIDpBoARD aud TIN SAFES,
n 4 tn and sHucK MATTRESSES,
WARpRoBEs, CLoTHES-PlNs,
IRON RENDERS, WISDoW,SHADEs'
fooKiyG- aud HEATISG-SToNEs,
MtHoGANY and WALNUT DESKS.
] lnrse-ss1e' 'aiu"o'o COOK s. LAUGHTON,
.,s Ancdoaeers.
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DEPARTURES o. STEAMERS.

NOR NEW YORK.-Tbe Old <NEfS
T. Dominion Steamship Company's - -
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER
will sail TUESDAY, January 18th, at O'CLOCK
A. Nj.
Freight received until O'Clock A. NJ.
Passengers can 20 aboard Thursday night
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
wardea with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accom- modations unsurpassed.
Fare to- New York, $12; steerage, Sc; round
trip tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply TO-
G. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
j, Commands Rockets.
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OFFICERS ISsTALLBa-Coneerdia hncamg.
ynent. No. 30. |. o. q. f., has installed the
following officers for the ensuing term; "a
Bentel, G. p. IF. W Thomas, Fl. rs f. d.
Mittz, S. W.; A. Krezmarz, scribe; II Mex
Ger. treasurer: William Wilett, >. W.
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ia II

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE
AND TWENTY.THIRD STREETS AT AUG
TION-In execution OF decree of the ChaDcery
Court of Richmond, entered 4th December, 1870,
In the Of " Hardgroye. who sues, Nc, rs Hard
grove" we will sell at auction, upon the premises,
On THURSDAY, goth January, at O'Clock z. NJ .,
the residence situated as above.
1t has eight large rooms, two small rooms, and
store-room. Also a kitchen with four rooms, z
stable and carriage-house, and smoke-house, all
with stock-brick fronts. built and fni In the
best style ihroug bout, in fine order, and with all the
modern conveDienceS.
The lot is 40 bY 165 feet. and the situation en-
joys view which, for extent and beauty, Is not
Surpassed by any other in the city.
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable moi es with interest
added and title retained By The court until the notes
are paid. HENRY HUDNALL,
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioIeers.
In ~ L 4..&dtd
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TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OE.e RMLsoAp.-
Mr.. Henry Tyson will make his report''e,
The United States Court today, and Geoerai
Wickham will without delay enter upon OIL:
duties as receiver Of the road unoer 'ouse
Ve,lford's appointment.
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DESIRABLE UNEMPLOYED SPRINGS

REAL ESTATE Al PA1vAth SA4tE.
DESIRABLE UNIMPROVED SPRINGS
~ PROPERTY FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-1
offer for sale privately bold free. flowing SPRING
which by qualitative analysis proves to be similar
to the Healing Springs OF Virginia. The spriOg
has been known TO consist OF meo1cai Vlriue curing
diseases of infammatory nature, Tor many years,
but had not been until recently analyzed There Is
connected with this spring about TEN ACRES OF
LAND. beautifully located, about one hundred
wards distant from Bells Valley depot. 90 inc
Ihesapease and Ohio railroad, Rockor1d2e county,
Va. distant one hundred and fftymiles from Rich
nond, Va, twelve miles from Rockbrldge and Jor-
dan Alum Springs, and sixty miles from inc cele-
brated White Sulphur Springs, West virginia
Owing 10 the location, being immediately on The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, the great thorough.
fare from the ocean TO the great West, situated IN
the most beautiful region In the State, inns pro-
nerty can be made In few years second 10 none
other In The State OF Virginia.
The old settlers OF the county In when the
springs are located can abundantly testify 70 the
curative qualities Of this water. Upon the same
land Is also bold-fowing spring OF ireestone
water. ..
The whole property has been recently enclosed
with excellent plank fence ana Is SO iocd isd
with fine grove of timber as 10 admit OF any sino
of Improvement that may be desired.
The supply OF water Is abundant, being derived
from large, bold spring.. The wafer Is btauttuii}
bright and chrysailine and the eyer-burstlnR Duo-
bles Of gas impart 10 1t peculiar, sparkling ap-
pearaDce. +, -
The little place Of "BeIls Valley Depot Is rap,
idly improvipg number OF lots ha1in been sold
recently and the demand sill increasing, when IN
short time win make 1t an important point on the
line OF the railroad. . 49,,
Vile, Augusta county, va. ,,ss n DAVIDSON.
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IaUBLIC SALE OF STOCK, FARMING
i IMPLEMENTS, FORAGE. OF ALL KINDS.
Brc.-I shall offer at auction TUESDAY, January
fair day thereafer ut my farm. at Mechanicsvile,
an my STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, FORAGE. etc,
consisting of Thoroughbred Mare and Colt, Mules,
Work. Horses ;cCows, Hens. Ducks, etc. Rock
away, Carts ;Sieel Plough, Watt Plougbs. Smooth
Ing Harrow, Scotch anG shares Har9ws; Harness
HAY Black Peas, Mangolds, Rutabagas. Potatoes,
Corn, Seed. Onions; Blacksmith ana Wheelwright
Tools. Terms OF sale: All sums of over $25 a
credit OF seven months. CHARLES PETERS.
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Heifer KIlted.-A fine heifer, belonging to
Mr.. A, Gary, was run into by an engine on
the Danyille road Thursday night and SO
badly injured that 1t had to be killed.
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By Goddin, Warren Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. llO6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCEL.
i LENT FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
NINETY. THREE ACRES IN HENRIC0 COUN-
NILES BELOW RICHMOND.-By virtue Of a
deed of trust executed to the subscriber BY G. Ger
hardt aud Catharine his wife. and Charles G: Ger
daily recorded In the clerks Office OF Henrico County
Court on the 23d day of April, 1858. SHALL In ex-
ecution thereof, procee TO sell ut public auction on
The premises, on FRIDAY the 2S!h Of January,
1875, at O'Clock NJ If fair II not, the frstfair
day thereafter,) the TRACT OF LAM NJ, conveyed
NINETY-THREE JRES more or less, with COM
Portable dwelling, &C., thereon:
The debt secured by said deed has been fixed by a
de- cree Of the Circuit Court OF Richmond on the
l tn of May. 1869, in the case Of Gerbardt ts.
Ludwig Heyer and c, l.. Ludwig, at $4,000, with
Terms: Made known on day of sale.
f413 W. GODDIN, Trustee.
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QuafHed--Mr. James Caskie' OF ken
mond ..quallied to practice law IN the dust'
iugs Court on yesterday.
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WTANTED, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
w ut our factory, 20 GIRLS for making paper
boxes, aud 80 BOYS aud GIRLS rs oilers.
VIRGINIA MATCH COMPANY,
ialB-lt+ Thirty-frst and haiE streets.
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

OST, ON MONDAY, Goth of<@ssm,
4 DECEMBER, between and Twenty. g. NT
t{ rd and Broad and Twenty fifth streets pair Of
GULD-FRAME SPECTACLES. Tine finder Will
be literally rewarded by leaving them at &. W:
TaSior's store, corner of Twenty-ffth and Bread
Streets js1S-1t*
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By r. G. Morriss, Auctioneer,
No. lS Eighth street

LECTION SALE.-Intending 20 change
N ba siness. win sell ny auction on THIS q ues-
d.ri MORNING, at 1Ok O'Clock. the remaining
s.ock On hand, consisting OF Marhe-Top Bureaus,
MaIsie.Top Washs lands. Mahogany and Plain
Cabinets, Washstands, Tables, w ardrcoes, sewing
Na,sEfnes Desks Cottage Redsteads, new and sec
ond. hand; Single and Double Mattresses, Lounges,
Cane and Moodseat Chairs; stoves Showcases SNOW
exmallent Letter-Press: also, a Large lot OF Dry
Goods, Clothing, Blankets, Boots and Shoes, No.
TORS. &C., &C, X. y. MOhhiSs,
=. 1a1fx No. Is Eighth street.
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VALENTINES Bust OF EDWIN boorH-las
SrrIpToR's STUDIO VISITED BY THE TRACE.
nI,y--Edwin Booth, while he was playing
an engagement here in 1858, being then Ia
his tWenties. sat for Valentine 10 model q
Inst of him, which was completed then, and
has been carefully preserved by the sculptor
TO this day. That was before Valentine
went to Europe. He now cberishes the
hlst as one of the proudest "reminiscences OF
his early art life. Then, too, aside from the
association attached to It, the work is
truly "thing Of beauty" and may
be considered per Sc valuable production
of artistic skill. A person without any
knowledge OF the fame Of the Booth family
on beholding this plastic portraiture years ago
could have discovered in the face OF young
Edwin intellectual force and genius IN q pre-.
eminent degree, and would have preaieteo
for him brilliant career. The pose OF the
head Is characteristic Of the man, IL peinS
decidedly picturesqe and dramatic, Wni'st Tue
finely developed features OF Booth-nsgn'
noble forehead, those large, intelligent eyes
and. witbal poetic and vigorous expression
and that grace OF mind and character sn.n. ~
shroueh the face-are here brought out by the
sculpfer with wonderful strength and ma
tnrainess. AT the time the bust vas takeI
IL was said to be true likeness Of the original
and although Booths features have changed
since then, and the intellectual development
Of his face has been intensified, yet even now
the resemblance is very striking.
Among the first places Of interest that the
GREAT tragedian visited yesterday was Valen
tines studio. An hour was spent tnefe II
social intercourse and in reVlylDg pieasan
recelec:ions OF days gone by. The bust wa
displayed in the centre OF tne ro0 ,1a 8. an'
lawrence B.rrett also saw it last winter
and was enthusiastic in his admiration of it
ar will be placed on exhibition at Tyler
r;ewelry establishment to-day.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

viii sell at public auction on
TUESDAY MORNING
the 9th day Of January, 1875, at IL O'Clock, at
Snyder's Power Hall, on The cornerof Eleventh and
Cary strcetshe following property, to satisfy dis
tress warrant in my hands in favor of Asa Snyder
vs Simons & Rockingham
TWO RULING-MACHINES.
TERMS: Cash. A. B. DUESBERR1,
ia 15-3t ii. Z. 4. Il.
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de 2S-Tu4w
l BRICK HOUSE

OK SOO will buy No. l BRICK HOUSE
.DC,COO In good location, with MAJ rooms,
kitchen with two rooms, STABLE bathroom, &c
Lot 29xl67 feet, TO a wide alley. III In good Or
der. 1t cost MS It stands over $1,000. Apply 70
F. r. ISBtLL, No. g Eleventh street. or w. y.
railroad. . ..~.t. s. de ZS-tu4H.
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OK 400 WILL BUY 4 GOOD LIT.
SC,4UU TIE TRUCK FARM four miles
from Richmond, on the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad. II contains e6h acres
Of GOOD LAND, 40 Of which Is In woods. II has
ON IL 4 NEAT HOUSE With four good-size rooms,
norches a Kitchen with TWO rooms, stable, corn
house, &c II also bias No: ice-house; When
filled will bring from $500 to $500. There are 2o0
choice fruit trees OIL It. S
Apply to =. ie1SLL,
or W. ". BRAGG,
de 2S-Tu4w X. I. X. 81 Z. X. X.
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JEWELRY. de.
'RAiLK0aD LINES.
I ca 60 r.

sEs PA Go -5s71
-. q .e::::;....;:l
RICHMOND, FRGD'G Il POTOMAC II. > g
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Icpy(
RrCKMoEp. January 3 1879
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:35 p. d. leaves Byrd-S.reet Station a,i-
Meeting with the Bait more arc re- S Ssl'
RAILROAD and The Baltimore ~
potomac railroad at Wsshtr,,--'
THROUGH SLEEPER rRoM Wa
1NGToS X SEW YORK. 'E'
1000 7. d. leaves bych-Street station fSgn!,-
exceptedl connecting at Washin-H
with the Baltimore and Po,oyn,,r1s,3
Baltimore and Ohio railroads Al
6:o5 P. Il. ACCOMMODATION TRAN .,
Hanover Junction. leaves Broal.s,.ws
station Sundays exceptedl. ee
s Am. arrives ut Syrd-Street station Nov.
days excepted). -'
l:3oP. II. arrives at Byrd-stree, station da,,r
S;37 A. M, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN aryyi7s,
at Broad-Street station Sundays ~.
cepted)
ParlOr-cars on day trains.
Pullman sleepers on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad Street s,ara,
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY. al, SATCRDIS
rive on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. ConsIgnees OF live steca and nerIsb
able articles, upon giving notice at depot. can 90
tain freight at BoulLon on preceding evening.
Through bills or ladng and rates given 70
EFT. ID. MYERS
General Superintendent.
G. A. TAYLOR,
ja4 General Freight and Ticket Agent,
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FURNITURE.

lust RECEIVED, A LOT OF NEW A
~ PATTERN BED-LOUNGES and fine Ssn
BOOKCASES. Also on hand the finest PAX ~
LOR CHAMBER, and DINING ROOM FURNI.
TURE that have ever kept, with all the lower
grades of goods kent In frst-class house. Invite
BUYERS to examine my stock. and they will be salts
fed hat they are cheaper than any goods Of the
same quality ever offered in this city.
z. GATHRIGHT,
ia 8 16 Governor street.
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BY Cook 81 LauSllron, Aucr1oneers,
No. 10 Governor street.
EANCY GOODS. NOTIONS, &C., AT
Il AUCTION.--On TUESDAY the ] 9Th instant,
al ! O'Clock, we will sell at our aucion-rooms an
invoice Of FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., con-
sisting of
DUsT-BRUSHES, HAIR-BRUSHES,
MATCH.SaFbS, BASKETS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOoKIN G.
GLASSES,
PERFUMERY, PIPES,
COMBS, SHAREHOLDERS, Sc, &C.
Sold for account Of whom 1t may concern.
COOK s LAUGHTON,
AuctoneerS.
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T UMBERl LUMBER! LUMBER
IL 100000 feet White Oak, various sizes;
!. 1,00O,000 feet In Pine Boards, seasoned:
( 100000 feet J0ist and Scantling;
111.000 six.inch Cypress Shingles,
on The wharf. VIII be sold low aud on reasonable
terms. JAMES +. GUM,
Dock street between Nineteenth and Twentieth.
ia 1a.eod6f
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Mo8syEe0d Cemetery Cosnpany-Co
,reetion of MEASUREMENTS.

.Fsen OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAGE.l
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DUBLIC .SALE.-Will be sold at public
L auction on the 18th OF JANUARY, SIG, at
3 o'clock z. NJ, on the premises, the HOUSE ana
LOT known as the TOWN HALL OF the late
Brookland township, In Henrico county, situated
two and u half miles from the city OF RlchInpno,
B. Young and Jotu Harrison. The LOT contains
about ONE FOURTH OF AN ACRE OF GROISD,
and the building il in thorough repair aud is 20 by
so feet one story high, and the whole lot enclosed
by an excellent new fence.
TERMS Made known ut sale. .
Nv order of the Board of Trustees of BrO6kland
School District L. II. MALDaOf,
Clerk of the Board Of Trustees.