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u AILRoAD IRON

20 cns Is. RAILS, 10 arrive and far al. ~
EDND. J. FoRSFALL < Scss s
No. 80 earopdelet sssaas
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BAYOU SARA.

REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET
STEAMER NINA SIMMEs-W. r. GREATHoUSE, Master
TROXLER and MILLER Clerks.
EOK BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON BATON
l. Rouge, Plaquenline, Donadsonvile, and all inter.
mediate landings the coast taking freight all landings
passage apply on board, or to
TITUS GWARTNEY Agents. No. Tchoupitoulas at
VlRGlN1uS C. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKEP-TWICE A WEEK
EOK BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON BATON
Rouge, Plaquemine Donaldsonvlle all intermediate
landngsIhe pas steamer L,fourehe, B. Baranco
p NJ, an6 FRIDAY, at 10 A. M. 80 "
Returning Bayou Sara every TUESDAY a5 NJ and
SATURDAY at p NJ coming down the Coast In daylight
VIRGINIUs c. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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NICI1SBURG.

Leaves Every SATURDAY at 5 o'clock p NJ
FOR VICKsBURG, HATCHEz, GRAND GULF,
Rsps r Ad% oDs ySn sara Hudson Baton
new and swift unnilg packet Fash.
regularly during the above For freight passage
"pp Tir 1ys'd GWARrNEy No srcbopp,ouls, stres
Rd & 6kEF2 sfL "a Ee l ls er&vieF street.
Nos. il and 10 New Levee streets, .
The steamer Fashion ycksbug with the
Raymond leaves Vksbug every iStsdy morning on The sl
aa 9t a t"s through from New Or
The Fashion els2 connects with The Yazoo packets signs
tnronan oMls oil laoing to iHEoo City and Greenwood
Leaves every THURSDAY, at5Pm
STEAMER GREY EAGLE. NJ. WHITE, Master
FOR GREENvLLLE, EGGS POINT, LAKE
pS s%f ssdn s'Gls FFTSsas aeoa
Gd @ Kon aS5p Esf1@ "A
Tea S Sst'0as and
vICKsBURG NATCHEz AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY at 5p.M
and < MeyA GessSos
E3R yICKsEURGs. YATCHEz, GRAND GULF,
Ill., pa ksass and M @
Gen. j. A. quitman, leaves as above. r.
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, assrn
steamer GREY EAdlETJ; WHITE master, SAM.
FOE sKEENyILEhiEs.. FIGS POINT LAKE.,
si%a' Hsiessa IS
Gu Rodney Bayou sara Rouge and ali ntsrnediats
landings II
psis and Ryst Ta privilege Of a
For 'fS b sBkE on SSa 4se or stree.
5Nn nr F. HYDE 4 CO, Agents. llS Common ST.
for sunaoYer River, with privilege Of resppng on The
yIRGINIus Q. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5ra
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REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves MONDAY, 18th inst atl2M 4
ff0k MOBILE THE HEAD OF NEW
~ basln-lhe new No. ! steamer Mary COnIey, j.
w. Stone, master, will leave above.
This steamer classes No insurance Offices For
freight or passage apply on board, or to
sINNOTT, ADAMS Il WAYNE
% Commercial Place
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Marine gatsllisenrr.

eaEsckNr 0FFIcR, No. 81 CANT srRRrr,
Monday, january IS lS66
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STEAMSHIPS.


STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON.
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LAvAeA.
BLACK STAR LINE, OF NEW ORLEANS AND TRxAs
STEAMSHIPS
To sail on WEDNESDAY 3lst inst at 7pu
F1oR GALVESTON, INpIANoLA AND La
Taea-The splendid low pressure side wheel steamship
Tartar,
D. B. HoWiss, Commander,
will leave her wharf foot Of St Joseph street. as above
For freight or passage apply to
GEO A. FosDIcK
10 Camp street. corner of Natches
PENSACOLA,
s4 REGULAR LINE. H.
To sail TUESDAY, January 80 ateAm
EOR PENSACOLA and APALA CsxvcorA
The Al fast sailing steamship
Beaufort.
D. R. HAVEN, Commander
will leave as above For freight passage apply to
L. NJ MERRITT
AZ Carondeet street.
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Leaves on TUESDAY, 3Oth inst, AZ 0 PM
E0K CAMDEN, BEECH HILL, UUACHITA CITY
Trenton Monroe Columbia Trinity, and all intermediate
landings on Onaehta and Black Riyers-The and fast
passenger steamer Marmor;,, John Fruese, master. j. a.
Streecr and D. s. GTeer cprk will as above For
freight passage apply board or to
CELLOS, ALLARD 4 GOODWIN,
- IL Fulton and 10 Front street,
YIRGfNIUS G, DEkTXEL Adyprtlgiry tgani
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THIRD DISTRICT CGuRr VS.
Of ADELE TRUDEAU, and A. 2

Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
A1-TERMs-Cash on the spot, IN U, S Treasury notes
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General BEAUREGARp' StOaSt on presiding
at dinner given to the congressional
tourists will not be appreciated, we fear,
universally throughout the South. "Our
"invited guests they are welcome amongst
Gus, and We are happy TO eat our bread
"and salt with them" Courtesy is grace,
and hospitality virtue. But does Gene
raj BEAUREGARD remember that II he went
to Washington, delegated by his State to
represent it, he would be ordered outside
the door as a traitor by those very persons
he now eats bread and salt wlthal Does he
remember that he himself is denounced
and prescribed as IA periurer in the very
amendment" which these tourists have
gone South to recommend with sweet per-
suasion Does he remember that these
men. elected by some folks down-eaSt
or out-west, are at this very mo-
ment pretending to govern him and his
neiChbors in Louisiana, and without his
consent taxing the very bread and salt he
broke with them9 We need not go on
to remember and we do not suppose that
General BEAUREGARD fOrgetS it. He is a
great soldier and gallant gentleman, and
doubtless has desired TO show that the war
being over and his sword sheathed, he can
hold out his hand TO his late enemies.
This would indeed be all right, if the war
were really over; but these festive Radicals
are at this moment waging iiercer and
more destructive war upon us than ever
did GRANT or SHERMAN; and, under the
actual circumstances, we know men who
would choke upon that bread and salt.
The light in which these graceful cour-
tesies are regarded by the tourists them
selves and their fellow-countrymen at the
North appears tolerably well expressed in
the telegram which onenf them sent to the
New York Tribune: " BEAuREGARD's toast
ais considered a good illustration OF the
"adage, when the devil was sick,'" &c.
In other words, BEAuREGARD's toast is
sneaking attempt to persuade us Of his re-
nentauce and the contrition of his south
ern friends, now that he and they are down.
Let us not be in a hurry to trust them
II is distasteful subject and we drop it..
Travellers, in time Of peace, whether for
business or pleasure, should have suitable
accommodations and furtherances at mode
rate rates. Some of the same Congressional
exploring party have vi1eed Richmond, as
we are given TO understand, and were
doubtless well received by the respectable
proprietor of the Ballard House. They
were not addressed by the citizens or civic
authorities: they were not entertained at
q public banquet; and to be perfectly
frank, we have never heard Of any party OF
travellers with whom one would 80 little
desire 10 eat bread and salt.
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ss- RARE CHAsCE.-HousE FOR RENT

Ee- A RARE CHiSCE.-HoUsE FOR RENT
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE PRIVATELY
The subscriber offers the HOUSE occupied by him
FOR RENT from January LIST, lse7. to June 2ist,
1853, and the onure furniture for sale.
The house is on Ninth street, French Garden
Hul II contains seven rooms besides bath and
store rooms-servaut's room in tho yard
The FURNITURE is in good order. G -RPETs,
and OIL CLOTH new and very little used.
TWO FURNISHED PARLoRS, with TAPESTRY
CARPETS
TWO FURNISHED CHAMBERS, with INGRAM
CARPETS;
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE, with GLASS and
CHINAWARB;
KITCHEN FURNITURE complete. &c &c.
Twill offer an indictment TO a purchaser who
will take the house as it stands. Parties wishing
TO examine the house and furniture or make In
ouiry will call on b. NJ. QUARLES,
with Stone, Wilson Foster,
No. l4lO Cary street.
MIA good COOK, WASHER, and IRoNER,
without incumbrance, can also be had on the
premises, we'll recommended. deH-ts
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AUCTION sALEs-FUTURE DAY.

A UCTION.-TRUSTEE'S SALE AT
N AUCTION s-on WEDNESDAY the Sd OF
OF Rogers, Riddick q co. will be closed ont At
auction by Z. B. Cook, aur'ioneer Sale to com.
mence al IL o'clock A. NJ. stock consists In part
PORTo RICO SUGAR, in hogshsa ads
REFINED SUGAR, In barrel. and half barrels
BLACK and IMPERIAL TEAS,
COFFEE,
MacKEREL and H2RRIyGs. In barrels, hall
barrels, and Kits
WHISTLES and BRANDIES,
LAID, in halfbarrels
INnIGO and MUSTARD,
NAP,s-OH Dominion
BROoMs, BUCKETS,
VINEGAR. In barrels;
WRAPPING PAPER,
EMPTY and io.aALLON KEGS &c
ds z, u. CANNON, Truttee.
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A PRESIDENTIAL TIcKET.--A writer in
the Rockville (Md.) Sentinel suggests Gene
raj Grant for President and General Lee
for Vice President Of the United States, TO
be run as the National Union candidates.
Exchange.
Thenif Grant should happen to die, the
country would be almost as badly off for q
President as 1t is now.-Radi0al paper,
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office opposite Sootswood Rutel.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Pursuant to decree entered by the Court OF Hus
tings for the city Of Rich mobd on the 2sth De-
cember $780, in the suit Of Green and wife against
Burke, &c, shall, on TUESDAY, sth OF January,
1857, at d O'Clock P. NJ, upon the premises, Sc
ut public auction to the highest bidder the REAL
LsT ATE in the bill and proceedings mentioned
consisting of lot in the city of Richmond on the
east side OF Brook avenue, fronting % feet on
Brook avenue and running back on the north
side la2 feet, end on the ,outh side lss feet.
TERss. On third ca-h one-thiri on a credit OF
six months and one third on u credit Of twelve
months, negotiable noter, with interest added, for
the credit payments win be required, and the title
W II be withheld Till the whole purchase money be
paid and = conveyance be directed by the court
THOMASJ. EVANS, Special ommissioner.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auc-
ttoneer deal
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BY arubbs 4 williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

MEAT DWELLING, ON THE FAST
tAcksSoss And N btvsi srsEsFs ir sGcTIoS
auction, upon the premises on THURSDAY The he's Sd
DENCE, situated as above, and adjoining Mr.. II
L. Pelouze. IL his four rooms with passage
kitchen, wood house, and coal cellar: W water
and gas. The house has been recently painted and
pa pered. and l. In very nice order.
The lot IL 81 by l22 feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide
This Ii Il very desirable house OIL size, ana
should attract the att ntion OF those seeking Z
comfortable home at 4 mo etate cost.
Possession given soon after the sale
Terms Made known at the time oil sale. Inc
G2UBBS & WILLIAMS,
ds29 Auctionsers.
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By James NJ. Taylor, AuctIoneer,
Oiice opposite Spotsvood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE
AND LOT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OP CLAY
BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH
STREETS, ~ THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
AUCTION BY virtue OF deed executed to ma
81 trustee by M G. Whitman and wife, dated
the lith day OF June, 1888, and recorded In the
clerks office OF the Hastings Court OF The city
OF Richmond, and at the reaueet of the beneficiary,
will proceed to cell at auction, on the premises,
on TUESDAY the lst dav Of January, 1857, at half
past o'clock p. II fair, il not, on the next fair
day thereafter. the HOUSE and LOT on the south
side of Clay between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, being the property conveyed In said deed
OF trust. The lot fronts on Clay street w feet
inches and runs back lei feet inches, with .
double brick and wood building thereon.
TERMS. Cash for enough TO defray the expenses
of the sale and TO discharge the amount OF 1910 70
now due on a note; the remainder At such time a.
will be made known on the day OF sale.
des JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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ByJ. H. Digges, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a
i deed OF trust executed to me by William Note
and wife dated April 49, 1885, duly recorded In the
Hastings Court for the city of Richm0nd to secure
the payment Of certain negotiable promissory
note dated April 10, 1865. payable at the Planters
National Bank OF Richmond, due eight months al
te date, for s92s, will proceed on SATURDAY the
sth day Of January, 1857, on the premises, at ,
sad deed. consisting of n BRICK HOUSE and LOT
OF GROUND situated on the south side OF Clay
street, in the city of Richmond, between second
and Third streets, fronting thirty feet on Clay
street and running hack eighty one feet.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash a. TO so much as shall be
necessary 10 pay the said note and the expenses at
tending the execution OF this trust deed and upor
such terms 10 the residue as will be made known
on the day OF sale.
I II DIaGys kuct0necr de 20-tds
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EOR RENT, q newly-erected BRICK
IL STORE and DwELLIEG, with CELLAR, -
finished for business purposes, with gas and e.:1
water on the premises, and wagon-ysri at Ik
tachad, situated on Broad street ne ar Madison.
Also, a neat COTTAGE, containing six rooms, on
Leigh street north OF Buchanan spring, with IN
excellent well OF water IN the yard, and nearly sn
acre OF ground, containing number Of choice
fruit trees. Apply 10 DAVID I. LACY,
on Brook avenue between Clay.
IA ~ and LelQh straetH.
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RE CRATE FUEL.
CARBON HILL SOFT LUMP COKE
is an unequsllsd
CRATE FUEL,
comfort and economy considered.
II ia EASILY IGNITED, GIVES A PLEASANT
HEAT, AND BURNS LONGER
than any bituminous COAL whatever.
For sale at SIX DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS per
load by "ENtH' kAlhbUN w.
Office, Tenth street near Main. Yard, Canal
street near Seventh. de29-uJan
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By Harrison. ooddin q Appsrson, Auetionssfs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Hststs Agents.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF VAL.
~ UABLE RIAL RAT ARR wiTu covrORT.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
SEfls sEss sstHi siss ssEE1sll
pointed ~ decree rendered on the tts Of No.
yember, lssg In the case OF Baker, &c against
Walsh. &c, shall proceed TO sell st pub
sist OF December 1889, ati O'Clock r. n. the vale
liable real estate referred to In ths psp- 1isd In
the said cause, being the same OF which the late
Nancy Mettert died seized, fronting on the north
side Of v-nable street about g feet more or lees,
running back within psralel line. $40 Zee. to Car.
AR1'E FRANZ OWE LING containing ak rooms,
besides a good brick ti,chen: &c. II Is nearly
frkns. one fourth cash balance at 20. IL, and
Is months for negotiable notes. interest added,
and title retained until the purchase money u
paid and q conveyance crdeSed oy Inc eon.
EaT0N NANCE. Commissioner.
Sale conducted by HARRISON, GVDDis . APrss'
sos, Auctioneers, he. s. r.-..t#..s.er 90 -
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AIJCTTON sALER-FUrURE pAY.


BY Harrison, Goddin Appcrson, Aue,loneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
VERY BEAUTIFUL AND DEsIRA.
v BLY,. LOCATED BRICK TENEMENT, ON THE
AND POUsfiBg STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TIUN VIII be sold at auction on the premises,
on THURSDAY the Cd. o. January. bT, 81
o'clock p. NJ, that beautiful and conveniently
arranged BRICK rENEMEST located a. above,
now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Charles Lundin, con,
t4ining seven rooms, besides brick kitcnen ana
dwelling there Is handsome iron verandan, ana
front entrance to thu basement, so as 10 answer
the purposes Of an office. The tenement 10 neat,y
accommodation OF small family. The lot runs
back les feet to a wide paved alley.
Terms: One third each balance at ak, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes interes.
added, secured By trust deed the taxes Tor "s'
to be paid by the purchaser. ~a..o~~E
lao AuctIoneers.
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~ o II l G Z

THE LOVERS OF GOOD TEA ARE
/ respectfully invited TO call at J. II ANTHo.
NY,S TEA STORE 72l Main street, where they
will have an opportunity Of making a selection ~,
the best grades OF TEA imported, consisting OF
GUNPOWDER, IMPERIAL. YOU G HlsoN,
OOLONG, and the celebrated ENGLISH bREAh-
FAST TEA at from ten TO fifteen per cent ie's IN
II ear Do bought Of or ia al f tT
ANHONY,
dat elk doors above the Spotswood Hotel.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, two most desirable
Il HOUSES near ihs Richmond. Fredericks. -
burg aud Potomac railroad within n hours c:yY
ride II the cts OF Richmond-ons . BIZ OK
eight rooms the other fRAMtD BUILD q
with the same number Of rooms-both In plea
SAINT neighborhood aud very near the railroad, In
good tenants. Apply TO JAAES PBARCE, ks2.,
corner Of Fifth and Clay streets. orto
JAMES n. TAYLOR,
de 3l-4t* Tay lorsvi lille, Hanover county.
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HOUSE AND LOT, on JEssAaiNssTkssr.
s-Immediately preceding the foregoing sale
will be Sold on ihe premises, thu FRA MEDT sNk'
meni on Jesssmine street occupied by MI rox'
fronting thirty three feet, running back one bun.
bred and thirty two feet, and belonging 10 me
estate of the late Nancy hettert. @
de- 20 HARRisoN, GoDDIy 4 APPERsoN.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
RICO COUNTY, THREE MILES BELOW ClT1 "
THE VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY AT ROCK
ETTS KNOWN AS THEPRoPERrY Or THE POW
HATAN STEAM PACKET COMPANY by VIZ.
tue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF the city OF
Edmond, pronounced on the 18th Of December,
1856, in the case OF Curre. &c, against CnIrs &c
premises, on ri FsDAY the Sth Of January, 1887,
e. M s F PSk e Of th Which RFs he
late John Currie the elder, died seized, contain
ing about 200 acres, situated in the county OF Hen
on the new central road adjotring the lands OF b
W. Roper, Henry farbiough, John DAVIS, ana
others bout three tourths OF which Is open ian
an excellent new, DwILIING-HoUsE q four
rooms b-eIdss kitchen quarters, barn. stable &c
next day, VIZ: WEDNESDAY the orb OF January,
not. on The next fair day thereafter viii be sold an
UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART OF that valuable
P9per RSGksts knSFn a, ins FROM 'front.' on Les.
ter street of about 100 feet, extending TO Water
street and across that street 10 James river, on
which :here Is = front of about 800 feet.
ON Lester street thera is u large Bhlt II WAhE-
HOUSE for storage purposes, ard he whsryes are re-
goods I, be shipped or landed. These wharvss
are REGARDED amongst the most valuable IN
gichmSnd q nd the annual revenue from hem IL 4
property viii re exhibited al the hour OF sale.
TERMS one. snurth cash The balance at SIX
twalva and eighte. MOI thu for negotiable note,
interest added and title retained until all the pur-
chase money ID paid and convey anes ordered by
the court
l. K SPILMAN, }Comnissioners
CHARLES 4. WORKMAN,
sALEOP PERSONAL PROPERTY At AUCTION.
Immediately after the sale Of the foregoing farm,
on TUESDAY the sth Of January, 1887, at the re-
uuast Of Charles 4. Workman, admlnistrA'or OF
John Currie, Sr, deceased, We shall sell all the
| persona al estate thereon, consisting in part OF
| FINE MULES,
5COWS
| HSiFER,
| Is KILLING HOGS,
| 2sUWs,
BOAR,
| il PIGS,
FODDER,
kHUCAS,
SHEAp OATS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and parcel OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
| TERMS: All sums under thirty dollars, cash !
over that am unit. Xix months credit for approved
endorsed ncgolia bic notes, with interest added.
HARRISON, GoDDlN APPERsoN,
IL AQctOneprs.
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In Port north. - t.e ed instant, Mrs; Macy
ANN COOSn. cons0fi of the late william L.
Cooke. deceased, age fly. five years.
- .--~-----=
SPECIA.L NOTICES.
s~-~- ~~~--7- ~>~rse.- ~ 49, ~-~~~'
IA ico,, REM VAL. 1861.
BrDGooD RILEY
have removed from 1911 to next door below-laii-
building formerly occupied by
LokB BROTHERS,
where shoy vii! be pleased to serve their patrons.
They have the largest and bes,.sslec,ed stock Of
BLANK BOOKS.
LETTER, FooLsCAP. NOTE, BILLET, BILL, and
FLAT PAPERS;
STATIONERY and FANCY ARTICLES,
STANDARD,
MISCELLANEOUS, aud
SCHOOL BOOKS,
south Of Philadelphia.
Agents for
sTEIywAl I'D GABLER PIAyo-FoRT8s.
Agents for
wADE's PRINTING INKS.
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TWO NEW STORES, ON THE
j SOUTH SIDE or MAIN, MAR TO PAIL
srREEr. Fox RENT Ar Ar cTE,N. lin ovdsF 70
avoid giving a preference 10 aoy Of the very mnny
applications which have been MAIDS 20 IeNtt those
houses privately, we shall, on MONbAY the st@s
December, 1883, on the premises. ~ ioeloek
rent ont 81 pubiiv auction. for one yssr from Ia
NEW STORES tocstsd a. above, now being com
plsted. They are admirably we'll adapted for An
10 any In this city.
TEHss Announced st the hour Of rental,
HARRISON, GoDDIN APPEksON,
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EDUCATIONAL.

r WELL FREE SCHoOL.-The
i 4 building formerly known a. the Metropolitan
House. on Franklin between sixth and seventh .u
FgEE SCHOOLS under the patronage of the SOL
disrs' Memorial Society. on WEDNESDAY, Janu-
AIRY I'd viz:
4 Primary School, for both sexes, on the second
floor. a.,
An intermediate School, for boys, on the frs!
floor. -, A.,
floor.
These schools are int ded &c accommodate pu-
nils living east of Foushre stree.
The HOLLY WOOD PhEE SCHOOL. near Holly
wood Cemetery, will he reopened At the same date
Eo,sh "a sraar ANDREW WASHBURN.
Superintendent schools,
doaaIw Soldiers Memorial Society.
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WANTS.

WANTED, an owner for one BAR.
w REL marked "W. M0RRISSEY, RICH
MOND," Mt Richmond and Petersbnrg Railroad de-
pot ). ID. W'oDIo'h,
de 3l-ltH General Agent.
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GARDEN SEED, fresh and OF best quail
SIi,y inst received and for sale wholesale and
retSilby SS,oisvanJ unts,
de27 ubucI cPotsWV,,I n-..-.
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UyaNK RIyETS-flat and oval heads,
L. aiuch 10 II inches, incusive-for sale by
- 2"sA - CHARLES ] SINT0t,i
de 29-ts IsSe MAIN e--o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-31

IRON AXLES, from Ii TO 2i inch, for
4 Ia NV GnRDON 4 CRlNGAN,
ds 81 Fourteenth street near Exchange Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-31

DOR notwithstanding To move to
rent ,bs 5 rT ses G PxTHRss so en in oar
occupancy. Possession given on the LIT VI .el4
de sa.is C. W. PURCELL CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-31

COLE LEATHER.-GO GOOD
- MANAGED. and poor DAMAGED LEATHER,
for sal. by GORDON & CRIN0AN,
de 81 Fourteenth street near Exchange hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-31

HORSE SHOES and MULE SHOES,
GORDON & CRINGAN,
deal Fourteenth St Get near Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-31

CHOICE NEW ORLEANS MOLAS-
~ SIS, VIRGINIA Cr'ED BACON, nice fresh
,P TTS'& GIBSON,
de ALT Fourl 9th street below Cary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-04-07
A She'll in the Magazine.

The news of the Connecticut election fell
like hombshcll in the midst of the John
son party and the Coppcrheads, if be pos,
siIlc to separate two such fast friends. "My
policy has exploded as far as securing a
single State north of Mason and Olson line
is concerned. Connecticut State, was al
ways doubtful State, conservative State,
and there, if anywhere, "my policy" fos-
tered by administration patronage, should
have taken root; but the people would none
oft. They will not agree to wrest the sword
out of the bloody hands Of treason, merely
to replace it with the sceptre, which is the
sum and substance of the President policy
And thus will every State in succession
speak, north Of the slavery line.