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correspondence oil Me hichmond Dispatch.
4 Readable HAITIAN
UP AND DuwN THE JAMES, 3u,v

" AM ~" ihh JAMES, aulv 2, 1867,
The most pleasant trip that can be taken
out of Richmond during the no, we.,h.r
is that which carries tho traveller dow
the river by day light in the good steamer
John Sylvester, wcll commanded and ad
mirably managed by the politcSt of all the
Z's-viZ: Captain L. Clifford. With no
dust, aud with refreshing brceZeS and di-
versiaed scenery-natural, agricultural
and historical-lho time passes SO pleasant
~ that the journey, unless the reasons for
hurry arc prominent, seems too short.
This line is great convenience to the
residents along the river, and 4 great la
voritc with them all. 1t is gratifying to
discover that So many have survived the
havoc of war, and are quietly, if not as
successfully as Of old, cultivating the
broad acres OF the James river low grounds,
and ready now, as in their better and
more bounttul days, to dispense the
hospitality for which they have been
ever famed. The boat stops ct numor-
Gus wharvcs, and in q short time puts oil
or takes on freight aud passengers.
Among the latter we notice sometimes i
distinguished officer or high private Of the
Confederate army, notable ladies that grace
the old mansions along the river, but more
numerous than either of these classes we
have the peripatetic but weil-behavcd
freedmen and trcedwomen travelling upand
down. OF the lower animals there are
turtles, and oysters, and fishes innumera-
bic IN their season, chickens, and ducks,
aud geese calves, yearlngs, and horses.
The transfer of obstinate horses and cattle
from the wharf TO the boat is highly ex-
citing episode, and swakens universal in
terest and observation, especially when the
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IN the course Of tolerably long expe-
rcnce in matters and things in general, we
never knew man get an advantage in a
quarrel with boys, old women, or newspa-
pcrs.-Pet1sbT9 EspreSs.
Under a sketch showing the tenant Of an
Irish hut digging away the floor of it,
Punch thus records conversations Gang
Ter lin Ireland)-' Iullo, Pat, what are
YOU about now - Pat Shurc, I'm raisin'
me roof bit, yer honour-r.'
Mr.. f. g. Hinton, an old and highly re-
spected citizen Of Petersburg, died We'd
nesdav.
A pretty Cincinnati girl has e'opcd with
negro man servant.
The newest idea which has occurred 10
matters is 10 call their business hcaduloSy,
and of course - Who's your hattcr!' must
now be - Who's your headolog"r?'
The Danville HegiSier announces with the ut
most seriousness that HIr. Cobb, Register in
Bankruptcy. will hold - courts ' 1T both Dan
Vile and Lynchburg.
Signal for Il bark-pulling - dog tail.
\ dis cur. ,cous institution-the dog law.
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enemy no pause for rest and rccuperation.
Those who entertain his opinions may re-
pose with confidence under the shadow OF
his great name, pointing to his example as
all-sntIlcient to fasten conviction upon the
minds Of men.
The writer of this feels for General
Johnston the most unhoundcd respect and
admiration, having followed his flag from
the beginning 10 the cnd-from Harper
Ferry in Virginia to Greensborough IN
North Carolina-wherc, with sad hearts,
we stacked our arms and fnrled our BAN
,or. VIRGINIA.
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4 curious circumstance occurred tins
year which has only now led to some dis
cuSsion. Last February was month IN
which no full moon occurred. A few Jour
nuliStS in Italy Col hold Of the fact, and at
once pronounced ii to be an exceedingly
rare occurrence. Some said it could only
happen about once in $4,000 centuries
others, more moderate, simply adverted to
the fact that there was no mention OF the
fact in Genesis. Aiter much dispute IN
the columns OF the daily papers, the ques-
ton at length caught the eye of the we'll
known astronomer of Milan, M. Schiapa-
rclli, vino has now disposed Of it very sum
marily, showing that in ISL the very same
thing took place, there being full moons
on the 3lst OF January al sos A. NJ, and
on the % of March following at 40 y. NJ
In 1928 there was similar occurrence at
Washington Gaiignani.
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BY Clopton & Harw"od,
Real Estate Agents and huctlonecrs,
Tenth he,wprn Main and Bank streets.

TIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
4 LOTS, IN The COUNTY OF HESRlCn, t"&
SALEAT AUCTlnN.-W will sell at auction on
FRIDAY NEXT, the 5th of July, l.61, IT half pa,
: o clock 2 IL, the following oea! Estate .'S /
BEAUTIFUL LOIS, known as Lots Aos 10 ana -
in DuvaTs plan OF lots near ths Richmond Col
lepe, each fronting .. feet inches on the south
side OF inc Richmond and fredericksburg rail
road, running back oil irregular dep an Evcra sc
of al,0ut laa feet Ia an alley twenty feet wide.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known al
sale CLoflpA - II :; " ~.
iv2 Au'uoheeIS'
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LoG1c.-As specimen Of the utility OF
logic we give the following:
\ sharp student was called up by the
worthy professor Of 4 celebrated college
and asked the question
"Can man see without eyes!"
"Ycs, SIR WAS the prompt answer.
GLOW, Sir,' cried the amazed professor,
I" can Il man see without eyes, Pray, sir,
how do YOU make that out :"
Gle can sec with one, sir" replied the
rcady-witted youth: and the whole class
shouted with delight at his triumph over
malaDlNSicS.
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BY Z. B. Cook, Auctionser,
coyernor and rrankIin strsots.
large AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
FugN1TURE. PARL0R SETS, MiEhoh"'
OFFICE FURNITURE,
IRON sAFs, OMMIBuSE5, 6c.'
AT AUCTION. -,
On WEDNESDAY, July lrth, At 10 oc .oea' md
sel at the Monument Hotel corner 0 innn.is-
lace streets, the entire HOTEL OUTFIT ''''N'''
ih sSssvsralPARLoR SUITES,
HAHDsOME MIRRORS. ~o,,ryraR.
TaPEsTEY, BRUSSELS, and lEdRAla 'A"
FL65R 6rLcLoTH and MATING,
CoTTAGE CHAMBER FURNITuREi P!alnns
BUREAUS. TARDROBES, WASHSTAhps'
HAIR and sHTCK MATTRESSES,
FGATHEe BIDS BEDDfEG,r
WALNUT EXTENSIONS and SIDE IA 81 &c
4 large lot Of CROCKERY, CHINA, dhAss'
ard TINWARE, &c, sc.
The office furniture consists OF
MAHOGANY md WALNUT DEshS,
ia-ss size Wv ,RD CLOCK,
Triton & MCFARLAND IknE SAFE, &c.
After which will be sold
large OMNIBUS, capable of carrying twei7e
pair Ys superior HORSES and HARNESS,
Concord SPRING WAGON.
The attention OF the pub c Is ca led 70 thls SAFE,
as il affords everybody an opportunity OF supplylr
Themselves with good furniture, ana 10 any one
v-i.hing 10 embark in this business an opportunity
rarely met with, embracing rs It doe. every article
necessary for the conduct Of ~ fr'icss;TS ERSoN
Sale conducted by E. B. CooH, Aucion4er.
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By Grubbs s Williams, Auctloneers,

TWO BEAUTIFUL B I I L D IN G
LOTS, on THE SOU rHEAST CORNER ot
THIPD AND BYRD STREETS. FOR SALE Al
AUCTION Immediately after the sale OF !!r. 4.
S. Furnayboush's house, 10 be made 5y HS "
we will sell at notion on tlls premises. the two
BEAUTIFUL kUiLDING LOTS located "a above
described. fronting each 80 feet on Third street
and running back l2r feet to aga foo alley.
These are among the most desirable lots in that
,,ucb admired locality. and are worthy the aiten-
ton Of those seeking beautiful building sites;
TEKys: Ore.tuurth cash balance at !, !, and
l2 months for ne2oia bic notes. interest added Sc
'u''" - GHUBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
AuctiDuaarS
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BY +. 3. Cook, Auctioueer,
Corrar of Governor and Franklin streets
By j,yua & Broth ar.
BY Lyn" & bTOIN"T'
Real Estate Agents and aTctioneers,

TWO FRAME HOUSES. ON TIE
| ,AST SIDE OF TWENTY NINTH STREET,
BrTWtEE II AND ETREhTs, Foi: ale
At AuCTION.-Wil ha sold. al HE request Of
the owner on FRIDAY. 9Th July, 1897, 81 halt
psst 5 o'clock p NJ, the above. described PEn-
PERTY, which has been recently painted and put
in thorough repair. Each house contains i"ur
wells OF good water, and are now occupied by
tenants at fair rents.
The LOTS front thirty feet each, more or less,
running back the usc"i dertl.
TEKMs: Liberal, and made known on day OF
sale. LIZ NE u hH' "bh,
i've Aucil"hrrT-.
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By Harrison, Goddin 3 Appsrson, Aucttoneers
and 2aal Estate Agents.

DEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON
Is c.MgI,E,s HILL. ON THE NORTH SIDE NF
BTRD sETwEgN THIKD ATB Fr OF, ID
STREETS, FOE SALE At AOCTlnN:ITnMiyll J.. De =
s,h July, 1857, at O'Clock P il the very dsslr2-
hi Brick Tea l9easd as aDoTe 5 now IN
the occupancy OF Mr.. tdward 3 ferne!no "a "a =;
feet feet to a vide sIlsy The dwelling contain. ten
rooms with front snd rear porchss. beside. kitch /
r",.s ,o drai, the lot The lot has parcel OF
shade and firm trees. The whole premises ara
very conveniently arranged, and have every ac'
commod alton for 4 large family.
T,RN-: tina.third cash balance At tour and
Il lit months. for negotiable notes, Interest added
secured , Hag RS GoDDlN &APPERsoN,
70. auctiOn-ors.
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To DESTROY RoACHEs.-hn obServant
friend who dctcstS reaches, and who had
tried many remedies without success, at
last resortcd to the following with entire
success. 1t will be valuable to house
wives in a city smartly infested with these
pests:
"Take ten cents worth of pu!verlzed
Prussian blue, mix it with little tour ana
sugar. PIT the mixture on piece OF paper
ana then lay the paper Oh the floor where
the reaches generally run. Try 1t for q
week, and they will all disappear. Prus-
sian blue contains Tie poison that ends
their deprcdations."
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r-.,,t Dict for warm weather.
From the Rural New Yorker.

LET us have q little talk about orchards
and gardens as life-preservers. Many q
farmer thinks he ;can't fuss about gar
den" with vegetables and small fruits IN
ample variety, hardly an orchard, espe-
cialIy beyond apple trees. SO he goes On
to weightier matters Of grain, or stock, or
dairy, and eats potatoes, wheat bread pork
and salt beef, oil summer long; no fine va
ricty OF vegetables, no grateful berries, no
luscious peaches or juicy cherries. by
October, fever comes, or bowel complaints
Of some kind, or some congestive troubles
most likely. He is laid up, work stops a
month, the doctor comes, and be "drass
round" all winter, and the doctors Dill
drags too. The poor wife, mean while, gets
dvspcptic, constipatcd, has fever, too, per-
haps. and she "iust crawls round.' W hats
the matter? They don't know. poor souls.
Would they build hot fire in July ana
shut the doors OF course not-ln their
rooms: but they have done Just that IN
their poor stomachs. How so! They
have been eating, all summer, the heat
producing food, tit for cold season, but
not for a warm one. \ Greenlander cal
cat candles and whale fat, because they
create heat. In January we arc up TOWARD
Greenland in climate.
AUindoo lives on rice, fruits, juicy and
tropical vegetables, cooling and opening tc
the system. In July We move toward Hin
dostan, in a heat almost tropical. Diet
must change too.
Have apples. pears, cherries, &C., from
the orchard every day of early and late
kinds. Let there be plenty Of good vcgc-
tables, raspbcrries, strawberries, sc. II
takes a little time and trouble, but it's the
cheapest way TO pay the doctors bills
And bless your dear souls, these things
taste good.
You study what feed is good for pigs and
cattle. All right. But wife and children
are of higher consequence; and 1t IS
shame if, with all our great gifts Of intel
lcct and intuition, We do not obey the
Divine Laws in our own physical being sc
we'll that the doctor shall visit the house
less tt N the horse doctor goes to the barn
Don't fail Of vegetables, berries, and fruits
Try it, and you'll say we haven't told hal
the truth.
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UIGH CON5TABLE'S SALE.-Will
Ill be sold on MONDAY, July Is, 1857 com.
msncns at II o,.lock = NJ: on the premises on
nrJrertv in the Office Of tho Tunes newspaper, hrs
door. consisting Of large IRON SAFE and
OFFICE Furniture. Also. the property on
;higd door known "a thu BHOk-BI DEhI, and sc
much Of the other property on said premises a.
may be necessary to satisfy distress warrant II
my hands in favor OF haxail 90. rs. Charles
Il. Wynne: ~ - :, ~
i7I A. Il. CRJ MI, IL. ". y. r..
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Bv Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
rornsr Of Fiftaenth and Franklin streets

TWO FRAMETENEMENTS ON THE
i EAST SIDE OF TWENTY-FIVE STREET,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SIRE rs, Fox
SALE AT AUCTION will soil AT public auc-
ton, on FRIDAY the 5th dav of July, l'G7, al 8
o. clock 7. NJ, the above described property. Each
house contains four rooms, kitchen with two
rooms and the usual out. houses. The lots front
22i feet each, running back the usual depth 10 an
alley. o,o-,,,
Terms: At sale. LYME BHut Hhh,
e. AurtiGnners.
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BY Grubbs E Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh stree

Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALF.-As trustee in Il
| ds~d Of trust from william j. Gentry. dated 30'h
September i-t5. Only recorded in H-nric County
Court, shall in execution thereof, proc ed toe
al pub ic auction, ON the promises. on ESD !
lGh Of July, at4 c'cl * p II II fair, II not, the
next fair DAY thereafter, certain valuable real
estate conve yed by said deed OF rrnst. living and
being In the County of h. rico. inthat part hereof
calIsd tnurch Hill, near the cry oi hichmo1d,
fronting 80 faet, b-twsen h and NJ and Twenty.
seventh and Twenty eighth rtr" cts and adj"ir! :
the prop rtS o' the said william j Gentry on the
north. and i the zane which was sold to said Gem
try on tha day Dora named by joseph + SnlpeS.
TERMS ash sufficient 10 d"fray expenses OF
Sala and to discharge note 81 S@", with Interest
from Gata of deed the residue on such terms A.
the said Wllism !. Gentry shall pre-. cioe and d.
rect or In cass OF his failure TO give such direc
ton such time and terms ~ the SAID trustee ~
time Of sale shall thiD, most it,
WILLIAM p. SNIPES.
EvGgrGBs L WILLIAMS, Auction"srs. jr4
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BY E. +. Cook !.uct!onecr,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

UOfN"T OU9eTHUI dFI FIITIhII13 5VEVtV9'
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID trust executed 10 III" as trustee by Michael
Schar,it and Henrietta Schardt, recorded IN the
clerk OH 60 Of he Hastings Court II III" city o!
Richmond and at the request Of the parties nte-
rested | will proceed TO sell al public auction on
MoSDAY the .th DAY Of July, At 10 u clock \ VI.
ut tho hnnse Of said Michael schArdt, on Cary be-
tu:aen Ninth ana Tenth streets, the KEY, GOOD
WILL ard UNtXPIREO LEASE on aid house,
with BAR and SIZE FIX IukES, -uch ~
ICE H. Y, COUNTERS. Sri ~. VINO, Nc.
Also. CHI AIRS. 7. BLES, BErS,
BUREAUS, STOVES, and other articles too nu-
insruGs 10 Inet ton
the latter good assortment OF excellent
.. quality.
For man with moderate capital this Is con-
sid-red It good investment.
TERM-: made known on day OF -ale.
iyI !. II. SHURMa AN, Trustee.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams. Auctioneers,
4 orthEest corner Main and Elevensh streets

TRAINED BUILDING, ON LEASED
7 Ga"rND, FOR SALE a" AUCTloE.-oiIn1
FRIDAY, 9Th Of July. at o'clock I; 81 W. ~,
HOUSE, owned by Nancy arter; situated On
Franklin street., between Thirteenth and -Four.
and dwelling above, and is a very good stand tor
business.
III Auctioneers.
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,IONAl, SSOEIA-

I'HF EDUCATIONAL pSSOG1A-
L TIoT OF VIRGINIA will hold is regular an
nual meeting Al Lynchourg. on the l'th OF JnY'
~ 5 % clock y. VI OPP h.n2 ! .uiees m'ii w i'-
Nger.d by IN. rr-oitcg, Mr. {. h. t"eks-"t Tue
HolIins Institute, on =" The True ld"H OF fsihAlo
schco! FOR Our Latitude, our teo''s' ana o"'
Day -, -,
The deliberations, which n" public. VII! IA.
br-ceAiar.e circle OF subjects .! sT"A' htefrhi
and ,epoy ,uc. Goto TO teachers and 10 tho people
Member, will be returned 'tc over the r&1ir"~d'
on which uhey shall have paid InLt fAr" IN golaS
- " A'SA 4 / kVESwoh1h.
Corresponding Sctr"tary
LIucational Association .! Virgins.
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By Lee < Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and auctioneers,
No. 1911 Cary street.

TWO LOTS, WITH FRAME TENE-
L NESTS THEREON. 0E SEVENTEENTH AND
RICHARD STREETS. FOR SALE At AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, Oh July, l-oi, At 6o'c'0ck = " ,
on the premises. will sell AT Tho request Of the
owner two LOTS, W tn fram4 t"uemerlS thereon,
ntaining three ro mas each, situated ON Sev"n.
tccuth anu hichdTd streets.
TEEns Liberal, ana made known or day Of sale.
LEE i GpDDiNr.
iyt hucLtohstI1. -
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By y. Cooke.
Auctioneer ard Commission Merchant.
Seventh street between Broa d and Marshall.
HOUSEHOID IURNITUR RE. &C.,
IL AT AUCTION Il will sell 1T my store on
FRIDAY looming tn 9 5ih instant, at 10 O'CLOCK,
large lot OF FURNITURE and other GOODS, con-
sisting OF
Wardrobaa Mahogany Bureaus:
Jenny Lind, Cottage, and 9th er Bed.teaas'
Chamber suits.
Cane seat, Parlor, and other Chairs:
Sofas, Divans.
Lounges and Lounge Frames.
Elegant Hair Mattresses new,
Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and Boisters.
Marble-top Centre Tables,
O&ce Dasks.
Dry Goods Shoes.
Plated Ware, Cutlery,
Crockery. &C., &c.
Goods received up TO hour OF sale
jy4 n. COOKE, AuctioneeI:
ufGd CONsTABLES SALE.-Will
Ill be sold on FRIDAY, July 5, 1857. at 10 o Clnc
A. d., al the lum Der yard Of William n. Alder-
dice situated on Dock street between Hinetsehtn
and Twentieth streets, the following propeTty-to
a. SQUARES pooFIEG SLATE,
10 safety distress warrant in my hands in favor OF
William B. Randolph and against William h. Al
dcrdice.
iys A n. ChuMF, !. Z. r.
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BY Harrison, Goddtn q Aprerson, Aucticneers
and Real Estate Agents.


UnRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ TRACT OF FoUR HUNDRED AND NINETY
FIVE ACRES OF LANn, ~ CHARLES CITY
RlGHM0ND. NEAR TO CHI CKtHnMINY
SWAMP, AID SEVEN MILES FEOM JANE,
RIVER. INCLUnING EXCELLENT STEaM SAW
MILL AND ENGINE THEREON by virtue OF 4
deed Of trust executed - ths suhscrbers by vii
Ham h. Aiderdice, bearing date 10th June, l.5d,
duly recorded in the Charles City County Court, Wa
shall, in execution Thereof proceed % -eIl Al pup
tic anction. an The premises on WEDNE {. DAi the
10th Of July, 1851, at l: O'Clock IL, II fair. II not,
the first fair day thereafter, the ab""e valuable
TRACT OF LhrD. containing 1875 acrss, known
ar the Quarter Tract or Forrest Hill intending z
valuable SEEM saw MILL and ENGINE
thereon being tho same properly conveyed 10 the
said sldardice by Ja,n-, 81 hain-s and wife by
deed bearing even date with the said trust deed
The deed requires cash safe, bat by written
consent ri the parties the terms Will be one fourth
cash balance At Fix, twelve, and eighteen months
for negotiable notes interest added, rec red by
trust deed. The taxes for 1857 TO be paid by the
purchaser w. GDDblS,
j. L. APPEgS0S,
IL 20 Trustees.
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Estate Agents. 10. IL west Pearl street.
-aIr,RT,E AND ELIGIBLY-LO-
v rIIED LOTS. AT THE CORNER OF sE-
vsrra AID PINY STREETS, IN The ToWN
OF MtNCH Ester, FOE SALE At sGSt loH' r rs
t,,sr nnrchaser william w. Young, having
tailed 70 comply with the terms Of the sa . we
viii -el on the premises on SATuEoAs sns i,1
pTrJi MING LOTS fronting 2O5 feet on seventh
stree, and running back l59 feet, only two
from Hall or Main street. near the residences - -
Dr gronaugh and Immediately in the rear oI
the African church Taxes for the year 1901 20 %
paid BY the purcb aser. s !.
Terms: Ope-third cash: balance a. = an
cured by deed of trust. ro
80 Auct,oneers.
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ByLee < Goddin
BY Lee Z '0IuIH,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera,
No. Isl. Cary street.

OK HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SI\
= ACRES OF WOOD LAND NEAR WILCOX
WHARF. N CHARLES CITY Co3SSIn, t s.i,s
GHrrtbnnss on TaUgsDaY the 18th OF .Iuly, lse
that being court day 656 ACRES three and n al
miles from wllcoX'- wharf. on JAMES riE'r me
land fronts on SwInvard's ROAD. and adioihS me
lands Of John Walker. James Barnes, ana others.
This land is we'll wooded, and would suit any on.
wishing to 90 in thu wood business rms uaG,
will be sub yded 80 "a 10 sult persons OF SINAI
means. The improvements consist 81 new, com
for,abl, house nd kitchen. Mr.. John Hamhlet u
now living on the place. LtE '',nDlN,
sucttousers
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EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION

EOE NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
II STEAMSHIP COhpsHY.-Tha H@(a
splendid now side "heal -te4lnships .%S-SfS3a
ALBEMAkLE >AEAToGh, HAT Nsrrrasx4s;S
nd SATURDAY Leave Richmond every TUES
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY
These ships are entirely new, and were 6niit sx.
pressly FOR ths roCts. They have splendid sAlooEs
and .tateroons, and the fare, attention, and ae-
cOmm0dat!Cus are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this lire are landed regularly
thew York on III. eompany's covered pier al
North river within forty ght hour.
Insurance effected a. lowest rates when ordered.
Preights tor points beyond Ssw York 4rs for.
wardsd with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers FOR Charleston, Savannah, New Or
leans, and other sou,h"rn ports leave from the I'D.
Joining pier. All goods for these points are
promptly transferred w.thou! exposure.
N. L, McCRsADY, President. 1877 Greenwich
''s sasI6 Isn A I'M q co, Richmond, va;
JOHN 81. WEST, City Point and Petersburg;
r. Fl. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or pAs'AE Sl;a a}P X 70 ayes co..
fs23--;s 1920 Cary street..
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,,
4 OLD pol4T: Ayn ALL LAEo.
Iads Ok JAMES RIVER the fast r-<r--kLAI
JOIN SYLVESTER.
CAPTAIN Z. q GfgFogD,
leaves her wharf ~ Ecck-,s for above named
places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
st o'clock =. u. and return On Tuesday. Thurs
day, and Saturday.
Passengers viii arrive a, cry Poin, in time to
connect with train for Petersburg.
Freight received 1T all hour. for Boston. Baltl.
more principal landings on Chesapeake bay. and
all landings on James river 81 reasonable rates.
Freight for any Landings must 10 prepaid.
10 9-a Once, Steamer ~harf.
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MD RICHMOND

DHlL&DELPHlA AND Rich MDND
\ STEAM PACKET COMPANY -sax>v
Steamer VIRGINIA. Captain SSY- -.--Is1. j
DER. Steamer AAEXhN DniA. Cap agr1-IyuIR
tain PLAT. composing thi, line. will Lave Fu.la
dephia every SATURDAY and Richmond every
Fki BAY Alternately.
Freight will b. received Al any tina 1T tho COM
pany'a .hed. on the Dock.
Passage. inciuiing meals and state. room, go
" = POTTER. Agent.
my 9g-.s ONCE No. 2.25 on The Dock.
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After the above sale will be sold Il ACRES neal
Hone Ell church, ad joining the lands OF Anthony
GIN and others This tract l. a'ao wall wooded
terms: Made known on dav OF sale. y :
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g1OR RENT, the superior 20 U K
4 STORY AND BASEM IN T WARE Ia
HOUSE in Commercial Block adjoining orr f.;G
own store This hOass has every conve- -.1sS-
nience, with va1it and safe inside, and has no
superior In the city either In location or arrange
msnt Price reasonable.
,nb lq-t, HARVEYS Z WILLIAMS.
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Til. Hale advertised above is postponed Until
FRIDAY 5th irstant =; o'clock l.. 81, when
will be mads without reserve
IVA LEE; il 6nDnIT, Auctioneers.