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certainly out Of his right mind, and there
fore not accountable for his actions
CHICAGO Post.
Where do storma co,s,e from ?

In q letter of Rev. II. W. Beecher to q
correspondent in Maine during our wet
spell last summer, he said:
81 hope that you Maine people are not
conspiring to drown us out, as our storms
come from down east"
This is a very common belief, and often
stated. Mr.. Beecher can hardly be sup
posed to partake of this error. He must
have been facetious. But, as coming from
him it helps continue the delusion, let me
state few facts: A balloon which rose in
St. Louis landed on the St. Lawrence
river. A balloon which rises high on the
Atlantic seacoast goes to sea. a vessel
about leaving the Atlantic seacoast and
expecting storm telegraphs to the south
and west to ascertain if one is coming. A
storm that was in New York State yester-
day is in Maine to-day, and in Nova Scotia
tomorrow.
Why do all these movements in the air
point easterly9 Because the whole bulk
of the air one or two miles above the sur
face Of the earth in this latitude is moving
easterly, and always moves easterl y. No
balloon can enter there. No whirlwind,
shower. or storm, can thrust its head into
that Overwhelming current without follow
ing its course. The easterly and other
surface winds which enter the storm sup
ply it with moisture, and, rising up high in
its centre, furnish the sail by which the
great upper current watts it to the east
always, and not from the east, as often sup
posed.
The air which rises at the equator and
flows north is the great current referred
to. This warm air is replaced by the cold
air Of the north, which flows south, equal
izing the temperature Of the earth. A
storm on the equator moves westerly. In
the southern and middle States northerly,
and in this latitude easterly, always with
the flow Of the upper current. The tele-
graphic reports of a storm in the middle
and western States to-day notifies US, if
the storm continues, what we are to expect
on tomorrow or next day, for it willcome,
though ct the variable rate Of the flow of
the upper current.
1t is too late in the day with the fore
going facts to accuse the State of Maine
of furnishing storms for the United States.
Portland Press.
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Gentlemens, pardon me for dis harangue..
Gentlemens, know my rights-I demand
dem. I demand dem for my race, and
shall endeavor to have dem embodied in
dc Constitution. I demand guaranty.
Do you know what dat is When de
proper time comes, you will know what l
mean by de guaranty.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF
l deed of trust from Edward b. Newburn to the
d. 1857 and now Of record in the CLERKS office
Of the Court OF Husngs OF the city OF hiehm9ndt IN
NV he cath day OF December, 1867, on the prem.
ises to sell the following described properlyIthat
is to say LOT or PARCEL OF GRouND lynn.
and being In the city of Richmond In the state OF
virginia, bounded as folowa-yiz., commencins
Broad street at point Ty9i91b I stre ess
rnnn,ng on or Broad street forty (d0) feet
eaEa hepss at Fht safie tbs0o n
on9las eas,wardly forty (4O) feet thence at right
angles nor,hwardly one hundred and fitsen (ilS)
feet to the beginning. r
eyecnting this trust and to pay S40o with interest
from the 25th day of November, 1857, until paid !;
and on credit as to $500 until the c5th day OF jan
nary. 1868 and on credit as to the residue which
will be mads known on the day OF sale. ,
Selling as trustee, shall convey only such Title
as Is vested in me by the said deed OF trust
de- 13~tds GEORGE D. WISE, Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
yorthYest corner of Main and Eleventh stree

STORE AND DWELLING, ON THE
= SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN
NROE AND HENRY. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
We will sell at auction, on the premises. on WE'D
NRsDAY the 18th December, at 4 o'clock ?. III :,
the store and dwelling situated as above described
The house contains six rooms besides the store
and basement, and has been recently painted and
put in nice order, and is desirable reidsnce and
good business stand. The lot froats thirty ihree
feet on Broad street, running back about one hun
dred and forty feet.
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance at 4, s, and Il
months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed
GRUBBS J. WILLIAMS,
de II Auctioneers.
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CROMNYELL'S SPEECH.


Mr.. President,-I hab listened to de
readin ob de resolutions for de second time.
Dey is genuine doctrine. wants dis Meri-
can people to know dat to-day my race
stands out in bold and graphic relief as de
stanchion dat upholdS dc Government of
dis country. links we are able to take
keer ob ourselve. Ebery wind / hear
rushin in de leaves proclaims that the black
man who fought for the national honor am
de equal Of de white. We is able to vim
dictate our cause. Pse not skeerd. Sen
sation outside the bar and excitement
among the police.l This Government has
carved out our future. Ny people has
agin and agin been on dc battlefield
and shed dere blood for it. Dey claim
dere rights upon the floor and in dis coun-
try, and let me say dat we will rule
de rebels-dat loyal blacks must rule
dis Government. Profound sensation
In the lobbies.] De rebels who hab
ruled us shan't rule no longer. IuLc of u
aodr OF raceS-'oe are ready for it, We
will rule until the last one of us goes down
forever. We don't intend to get down on
our knees and beg for our rights. Gentle
mems, l ask you that you will not deprive
US of our rights. This Government is
pledged to maintain the rights of negroes.
Gentlemens, much is said about anodder
rebbelution. say, if we cannot gain our
rights, aud be placed on an equality wild
de whites, let it come. Let de rebbelu-
ton come. Equal rights demand, and
notin else will have. will die fnst. /
acts as man, ! feels as man, and asks
no more than uddcr men, if dey possess de
me sentiments of manhood as docs. We
car hothin' for Andy Johnson or any other
man III ais Government. We are coin' TO
nave our rights, if it is to be obtained by
reoDeiutlon and blood. LSwaying to and fro
W negroes outside tie bar We claim
from dis Convention equal liberty and
equal privileges Of de white man. RI
SAND here, sir, TO advocate the cause
u my race-dat all de rights and priv
'ISes DC enjoyed that pertains to. ANDY
i;T nnSon Or any odder man. We wants ali
shall ' Saso CIVIL and religious, and dem we
man a anS T. l wants dem for the white
Hn "n aha dc black man. Hear IN d;s cnn
W on',on aaf are rebels. Here no n";a W.,
W representative Of New ynnl, poiuteo
WHO wore gray pantaloons and ,ha psPer'
OF Ihomas's ola army of the Cu,nh., n,aase
Oar are secret blows agiu us. lei lana s.n >
zn'o secret meetings and prepar for % Sos 20
Let dem hole dere secret meetings AZ N ,hs
st. Charles Hotel and under holes. Iat
dem telegraph from de ST. Charles Dat
cfome7e0, will demand his rights. (Hisses.j
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The latest hymn Of extraordinary popu-
larity in England is entitled Paradise
1t has equalled in general acceptation the
well-known Jerusalem the Golden" and
will soon be introduced in some of. the
leading churches in this country.
Emmerson finely says: {" The poor are
only they who feel poor, and poverty con-
sists only in feeling poor"
Wiscon-sinners is as good derivative
name as Nash Williams.
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AucMoas Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
ms Tarlr & Co., Auetloneers.

By B. G. Tardy q oo''
uCTIoN SALE OF IMPORTED
~ % spNEsDkY MKT, the 18th instant, COM ON.
%s3g s oso,a r srs S Of Ell sn9 o.
ooI IN Unartar casks flames Hennessey" PAtLh
:" and and DARK BRANDY, purchased IN , Ghs,
rento, France, In 1905. and Is beyond douDs
Inn csl HuifH ittb Lon D6N PORTER;
50 easss Bnrt9n,ws p PA.E hh DUBLIN sTouT
40 40 Ss sses Gninnsss's DUBLIN STOUT.
The above goods are pure and genuine. being
,mnnrtad direct. and are now under GoFernme11
inp L I'D kew. The goods will be offered in Dono,
l ~, dn ~ psid, at option Of purchasers:
OF autS p"-N' 8. G. TARDY i CO.,
- ,5u Auctionears
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SambO-Nis Rights and ELS Wrongs
A Specimen of African EiGNuence.

1t having been telegraphed all over the
country that one Cromwell, negro dele
gate to the Louisiana Convention, had
made highly inaammatory speech in that
body on the 7th instant, and that another
negro had taken issue with him, we pre-
sent below the speech as given by the
New Orleans Times Of the Sth. The sub
ject Of discussion was a resolution pend
ing protesting against "the SANDER that
it was the idea Of the colored people to
Africanize the South" The first speech
is given verbatim.
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THIS DAY.
ByC. B. Yarbrough,
gent. Auctiopcer, and Commission Moio'
NO. east Broad street. near BROOK avenue
WILL SELL AT MY STORE IhiS
soY Bounds Prime r SIDES and SHOULDERS OF
BACON,
CANDLES. wHIsEEY,
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
Eha ApifE;S cLoAKs.
CROCKgRY,1
GLASsWARgj
HARDWARs, &C.
large lot Of assorted
10. Of sToRs FIXTURES of man declining
the grocery business.
Consig nmsnts received up 70 Go us 81 ea1e
i'm Agent for w. J. Rose.
BYE. aathrisht, Atct.onser,
No. 1888 Main street. between foufteentn ana
Fifteenth streets.
WILL SELL AT MY STORE THIS
l rTuEsDAYj MORNING alto O'Clock
FUREITUREt
MATTRESsEs'
CROGKERY,
BEDDING.
STOVES, &c; roo
CLOTHING,
sH0Es,
CLOTHS,
FANCY 'o0D'' e. <. aATHsIeHT,
de17 Auctoneer.
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OFFICE VlKafNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COL
RICHMOND, October l. 1867

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y On end after OCTOBER lsr the Mail Train
will be run between Richmond and Stanton
daily, except OF Sunday, eDd on sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsgile. West OF stanton
the Mail Train will leave for Coyington on MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re-
turn alternate days.
Leave Richmond .,.,....................71 s A. NJ
Leave staunton for Coyington.. .S:4s ?.
Leave Staunton for Richmond. ..;..s.:.s:oS A N.
Freight Trains daily Except Sunday leave
Richmond at p. II. and A. III.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominent
points North and South, and 70 Lynchburg. Lex
ington, Harrisonburg. Lewisburg, and other pro-
AT CorinCton, JAMES j. A. TROTTER & BRO.
THEIRS STAGE LINE connects with the Mall
Train for White Sulphur, LcwiEburS; and ha-
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore 70
Charleston, two and half days. nm .,
at Stanton and Goshen, HARM AN q Co.s
STAGE LINES connect with Mail Train for Lex.
ington daily Except Sundays, and passengers
go through from Richmond or Baltimore same
day. 20
Freight Trains will be discontinued:
q. d. WHITCohB,
oc1 General Superintendent.
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ORR pErEnsnrRa LETTER.
correspondence OF the Richmond D''pS''A'

Tho Poor-Grcat amount OF Desu.uoon-.,o"'
uouse 10 bc Rcviyed-Chrisiah Associ"'io"-
rohn u. Kelley.
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By Paine s. Co., tuctioneers.
SALE OF
~ LADIES' FURs,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
FANCY GOODS, &C., &c.

On WEDNESDAY the 18th December common.
cling at 10 o'clock we will sell at our auction
S WdSL9ES AID coTToN HOSE AND HALF
FANCY AND WHIrE G9TFoN SSHHiRTs,
LINEN ASP M6o RgFE- s2s2S SI4RIFRsTs'
PATENT THgE:4ADs,
LADIES' SILK and BERLIN LINED GLOVES,
COMBS IN every variety,
sILK s,I HAIR NETS
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
IRTHNsT.casMBR1e RANDKERdHIEFs,
Misses SsEsas and cHiIDREN's SILK and Isle
MEMS CLOTH GLOVES,
coTToN and aINGHAM HANDKERCHlEss,
SC, &C..
With Fancy 4 leEYseG ioSG5s' and S1 NOTIONS;
comprising a great variety. OF 9sw and choice
goods suited to the city rsisi re- ,no,,onssrs
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of q
4 deed of trust from Edward b Newburn to the
Ser g. $751; and record TN the
office of the Court Of Hastings OF the city OF Eich
laond il Dsed Book IS De- SbS
the premises, TO soil the following DESCRIBED prem;
ises-that is to say, 4 l. OF GE PARCEL or
GROUND lying and being in the city OF S1 en-
lows-viz Commencing on Il or Broad street 81
point (5s) fifty nine feet from. the souheaSt cor,
nsr Of street, rannn Gn or at rsh
angles southwardy one hundred and hfteen li.sl
feet thence at right angles westwardiy forty llV)
feet thence at rig mt angles northwardly one hun
bred and ifLeen ttl5l feet to the beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay S5Si IS win lnts
rest from the 81 day Of Decamber: 1857, until paid
and on credit as to 1852 .4s until the Sd day OF
February. 1858 and on 4 credit as to the residue
which will be made known on the day of sale:
as de- Is l aostds III '' GhoRGE WISE trustee
SHERTFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL EsTATE.-By virtus Of an execution NJ. in
my hands in favor of the Commonwealth OF Tlr-
GINA against P. Fl. Huffman, late sherlE OF hen
rico county, and his securities, shall proceed TO
sell, on the pre- misses, on FRIDAY the 10Th Decem-
Der, 1867 commenGnS at y clGcH E PtoIoue
ing TO George Ii. FLICK one OF the securities men
toned in said eXecuion)-to wit. About thlrty-
se a. 81 Corner OF Mrba ana twenty
seventh streets, Church Hill also Lots NO o, II,
IL, Is, 49, and 10. situated on ThiLtieth ana a., y
streets fronting 1913 feet on Thirtieth street, ana
running back 1872 feet TO an alley on this properly
there are two neat houses. And on the sane DAY;
commencing, at the hour OF Glofh r e IN
in the order advertised belonging 10 george W
Baker, another security AIMED in raid execution
to wit Fifty seven feet of land in the town OF Fu.
ton. adjoining the property OF Samuel Botz sixty
feet of land, also in the town OF Fulton adJonEH
the property OF James II. Enroughty, deceased
and thirty three feet Of land. with wooden code!
building thereon, situated on NlSh2ison street,
The terms of sale will be upon Il. credit OF Blk
months, the purchaser giving bond. with good Sc
curities, for the whole purchase money, ano tne
title retained until the whole purchase money is
paid. ,,,,cun ecp
de l2 JOHN w. w ElbSl, D. " u.
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By Case & Harris, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE IN HENgICO COONTY.-By virtue
or a decree OF the County Court of Henrico pro.
nonnced on the 10Th day of November, 1867, in the
snit Of Dic kinson u.s. Dickinson aud other: viii
sell at public auction, the premises, on tn Be-
DAY the 10Th day of the present month, at IL
O'clock M. If fair, otherwise, the next fair day,
the TRACT OF LAND of which Elizabeth Dick
inson died seized, adjoining the lands OF Dr. pr
Mccarthy and others, about seven miles above the
wing on the Brook plankroad. containing, by re:
cent survey, THEE AND THHEE-hlGHTH
ACRES.
The land has been laid off in haf-acre lots, a
plat OF which may be seen at my law Office, In the
Richmond House, Governor street.
There are two small dwellings on the land.
TERMS: One. third cash the balance in equal
instalments on a credit Of four and eight months.
the purchaser executing negotiable notes, Interest
added, and title retained until paid.
-' IuEN n. DAVIS, COmmissioner.
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By Jaiined N. raylot. & Son, hurt'onsers'
ONCE GIL Main street.
,hrae doors below Spotswood hotel.

rR11sTEE,s SALE OF A TRACT OF
SND. AND INPsovEMsyTs THERE0H,
KNOWN I IS akEN5gREE1IdEa" TIE I,t COUNT n
9f as Is t-nat sxeentsd by s. D. Hicks, aud daily
Of A the request Of to the ,s Ifn 81 na
10 IA taIo .;o onoN' IN the premises. on TUESDAY
me aatb DAY Of December, 1897 at 10 O'Clock
NJ the TRACT OF LAND as above desc El6sd. ~
N ,, ~. ahont 100 acres more or less, with the
inramsnts tn ereon being dwelling with ten
rooms IN good G5d sb saa 81 h sns
most aseif ont buildings all In good order 1t
to be- one the most desirable farms
adjacent to the city, ,or
~ I'm If rs O5l 85 and interest on negotiable
n 1ns due december 4, 1857; balance made known
at sale. n; u. ~ NJ r. - 90 q Gov
eate ooe - de 13-l0t
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OYPIoB RIcHaoND AND YORK RIvER1
RAILROAD COMPANY, :
Drnuunnr, (ctohar 90 lsSI \

ANEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR
~ FOLK, AND THE FOLLOWING. PoINTa
BEYOND--VIZ., PHILADELPaLA, BoSToH, GIN
SHEATI GaGEAdo kNb
Freight received MONDAYS and THURSDAYS 81.
this depot 10 to oeoSk r. d. ior d Inc "a sG Tss
sonabie rates. Passengers for Baltimore and Phil
adeIphia leave at7 clock A. n on TUESDAYS
nna and fat hight FareTo
Baltimore. - to Philadelphia, IS SO. Passengers
for Norfolk and nteEmediats snsH$s lTsyS every
O'CLOCK 4. NJ. Freight Tor Norfolk and intermedi;
ate landings received Mondays, Wednesdsys, ana
Fridays Psssense, and rSiSht tran ar. Faint
| received every day up TO o'sioc'i p M sunday
excepted. ,,., :,
FROM BosTog TO RIcHMoND.-Mark your gooas
Union Line" and ship by Boston ana frevi.
dence railroad, care OF the" Rlchmond ana Or
River Railroad Line" pier No. LiSht-s!reet
From PHILADELPHIA TO R1cHaosp.11F"rward
al goods BY the g rdb a PSsdsphs
care Richmond and York River Railroad Line, pier
No. Lig hit street wharf, Baltimore ~ o,,.
line" A. NSsUHAM < soJS, Agents, pier No. 5
Light wharf baltiw WTeI1,v p pros
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN Il. FREEMAN,
Passenger and Freight Agent oc 30
NREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
M MOTIF rkks55 ER lsG ~ pGTo
MAC RAILRoAD, GAR R TIE FG W HSIIE 81
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS On
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAINS or this
road are nov run from the southern terminus Or
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
Sf The BY Z TaRG6aH NAIL TRAIN leeyes goh.
mond daily at 1885 A. NJ, arriving IN Washing.
ternoon express trains for the North, East, and
West.
ehairs attached, leaves Richmond daily at o.s5f.
H. lsundays excepted) arriving in Wsshington
at 6.15 4. NJ, connecting with the early morn
Ing trains for tina North. Esst. and West.
NoHXTRA CHARGE fot sleeping cha!rs.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily SUNDAY.
E Eighth streets, a. 80 p H. arriving in Frsds
'f TasoBG Il T Tickets and THROUGH BAG
sAas CaEGKs to Aie yam ynr %a a.
ali the principal cities in tie West
For further information and through tickets sp,
Gyb s ss s6desos I na at S sfs
.'0' '''O' j. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket agent.
SAMUEL nUTH. Superintendent ApH
EIoEAoED AyD PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND, VA, August -, 1867.
TRAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
L the Depot, corner Of Eighth and Byrd streets,
as follows
EXPEEsS TEAM daily Except Mondays a.
AN.
THROUGH MAIL daily at l:4oP. N.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex
cept Sundays) ut $50 z. NJ.
Thea A. NJ. Train connects closely with trains
81 far south as Augusta, Ga, and at Petersburg
with trains OF the SouthSide railway.
The l:lO P. NJ Train makes close and sure con-
nectons with trains for all points south far as
New Orleans, and at Petersburg with trains for
Norfolk, Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
points north and west.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS daily lex
cept Sunday at 1880 a. u.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at 9:30 A. N.
THROUGH MAIL daily Except sunday at 7:%s
Pm.
Fare to Norfolk. 81. Baggage checked through.
3. Il. GILL,
sec Engineer and Superintendent.
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By Grubbs i williams, Aucsioneers,
NnrthHsst corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF
NINETY-FoUR ACRES, ON THE JAMES
RIVER CANAL, TWO MILES WEST OF THE
CITY, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-.On MONDAY,
2ad day OF December, commencing at II o'clock NJ.
ws will sell upon the premises the beautiful little
FAR N formerly owned by B. W. Haxall, Esq,
situated on the James River canal bout two mi es
west OF the city. adjoining the lands OF J. 7. sut
There are NINETY. Four ACRES OF LAND
naturally of the beat soil, and it has been highly
Improved, so that there are few If any farms more
productive than this.
The buildings are extensive, embracing an
OVEaSEER'S HOUSE and LABORERS' COT
TAGES, and an excellent BARN and the whole
place is well CLOSED with a new plank fence.
There are also very tourishing peach and apple
orchards.
TgaMs: Made known at the time Of sale.
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS.
de9 Auctonesra.
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Lost. StrGye6, and Found.

TSTRAY.-Strayed from my lot, on
T. Friday last, a SMALL YOUN q Tss7Sssh
WHITE AND GkAY COW, with short s'Ss.G
horns. turning inwards. and small
tests, giving about quart Of milk at assS4SEGs
milking. reward will he paid for the return Of
the cow to my house, near the pententiary, or for
inform alton concerning her SO thu can get her.
J. NJ. PITCHER,
Eighth street between Main and Cary.
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S1O REWARp.-EsTRAY, a very
.DlU small DARK Red COW. with Tiiss1TTEca
thort horns. thrae years old, branded Ssl
h. E. on the thigh last year. Close in MN
spection will discover the scar. TheaE-ERG21
above reward will be given for her delivery at my
corner Foushee and Franklin streets,
de l3-Iwt r. EDMOND.
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Sh2lDDGDy.

TOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
T. AND BOSTON.-semi-wee kly q xfSBs n
Steamboat Com Es--a-I
pest Route Freights Re- sSExss7ZsssZlE5
ducsd-No Charge for Wharfage by this Line-No
Transhipmsnt Of Goods-Leaves BALTIMORE every
Wednesday and saturday-Leaves Riehm9nd
Steamer PETERSBURG. Captain RoBEET IRA:
yRRs, win leave here WEDNESDAY MORNING
sxc.ptedl up to O. clock P. n. This steamer has
spleIdid saloons staterooms, and passenger &C.
c6mmodations. Fare reduced to THREE DOL
LARS. Meals aud staterooms extra. For freight
- f1S''o DAVID WILLIAM CGRRIE.
Once at Charles 7. Workman Co.'s, Fifteenth
street de l7-3t
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SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT, ON
y THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET
NEAR MADISON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Immediately after the above sale. say at half-past
4 o'clock P M. on WEDNESDAY the 18th Decem-
ber we will cell at auction, on the premtses, the
small framed tenement located as above described.
1t contains four rooms, and has been recently
painted and Is in good repair. The lot fronts If
teen feet two inches and runs back sixty feet.
GRUBBs s. WILLIAMS,
de ID Auctioneers
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BY &. Gathright, Atet.oneer,
No. 1888 Main street. between fourteentn ana
Fifteenth streets.
BY a7ubbs & Williams Auehoneen.
sor,bxa,t corner OF Esta and Eleventh steets

By 3,ubbs & Williams. Aucnoneers.
sor,hxe,t corner OF Esta and Eleventh steets
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of z:
4 ,VhLUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, ON CHDRGE
HILL. At AUCTION.-By virtue OF decree OF
the Circuit Court OF Eenrico county entered on
the 4th of November 1857. in the case OF g Cray
rs Cray's guardian, &C., !" will, Gs special com.
missioner thereby appointed. sell at PEbiic auc
ton. upon the pre- misses, on THU RSpAY the 18th
day of December, at o'clock P. NJ, if fair. II
not then on the next fair day thereafter at tho
same hour the HOUSE and LOT OF which James
Cray died seized and possessed. and now occupied
by Mrs johnson, situated at the corner OF Broad
and Thirty third streets on Chimborazo Hill.
The lot fronts on Broad street l32 feet. and for
one. half nf that front extends back TO Marshall
street $40 feet deep and for the other half l66 fee,
deep, as will be shown by map on the day OF
The first story of the house is Of brick, the other
story is Of wood. 1t contains eight rooms, with q
shingled roof, stable, wood and coal-house, and
we'll OF good water in the yard
TeRls: $3.50 cash the balance at four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, the title being retained BY the court until
the notes are paid. BENJAMIN Z. Mash,
Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
Ps.-The above sale is postponed account
of the weather. and will take place on SATUR-
DAY. l''h' at o'clock ppR Vi Il WILLIAMS.
P S-The above sale is again postponed on &C
count of the weather, and will take place Or
TUESDAY the 18th Of December at4 o'clock I. NJ
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
dels Auctioneers.