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GORHAM PLATED WARE.
A fnll assortment al as Low PRICES other house
HowAKp & Co. No 6l9 Broadway, v Y
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THE Franklin BRICK MACHINE,

Justly celebrated for perfect simplicity great strength aud INNER"
eight ana two horses 70
1sfemper make 5000 $500 elegant bncs bour
J. H. RENICK Proprietor No II Broadway, n l.. Room %
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ORR PETERSBURG LETTER.
OF the Kichmond Dispatch.
Markets Remarks and Quotations.

Markets Remarks and Quotations.
PETERSBURG, November 81, 1867.
In some branches Of trade business is
rather better this week than for some
weeks past. Bacon has advanced mate
rally, and you know this is al important
meat market, most Of the planters trading
with the city getting their supplies here in
preference to raising pork for their own
use. The receipts of cotton are lncreas'
ing, but are not more than half OF what
they were last year. Planters are, many
Of them, holding back, awaiting the action
of Congress. Some believe, and many
hope, that the tax will be removed, thus
enabling them to realize two and a halt
cents per pound more than at present.
The hope will probably prove utterly delu,
sive; but snppoSing the tax taken off, will
not the market price of cotton be affected
by il Some Of our merchants think the
price would soon recedo to the extent
of the tax, and so it doubtless would if
there was no foreign demand; but as our
prices are governed by the Liverpool mar
ket, there would probably be no imme-
date decline here. The number Of buy
crS are not so numerous as they were a
year ago, but it is understood that a good
many orders are waiting to be filled. Some
inactivity is caused by the stoppage, more
or less partial, of the northern factories,
which, in the present depressed state OF
cotton goods, cannot be worked at profit.
Tobacco is coming forward very slowly,
thus aGording the belief that planters are
using more pains in preparing 1t for mar
ket than they did year ago, when it was
hurried in in loose and negligent man
ner. Wheat and -four continue about the
same, the receipts OF the former being
small, with but little active demand.
We give the following quotations
CottOn.-There was a slight rally at the
opening of the market yesterday WED
ncsday) morning, when sales were made at
TIC. Subsequently the price declined to
lGlsc., and this is about the state of the
market to-day-say lG to lG1sc., accord
ing to quality. A fancy article, it is
thought, would command &c. more, but
no sale at this price has TRANSFERRED.
1OJacc0.-Good descriptions are in de-
mand at full prices, but of such there is
very little in market. Inferior grades are
in but little request. When the stock in
creascs, prices will be given more spc-
officially.
Bacon.-Virginia scarce and in demand
at 10 to 2Oc., hog round hams, 22c. Th,
supply Of western is good shoulders, Ia =
to l5c.; sides, lG > to lie.
Flour-Market steady at $l2 to $l2.5C
for superlinc, sl3 to sl4 for extra, and 81;
to SIG for family.
Nheat.-Fair to choice white, $3.50 tc
$500; fair to good red, 50 to $2.35.
COrn.-Good demand at $l.20 to 81 u
for old 81 for new.
Butter.- Mountain, 25 to Soc; Goshen
50 to 4Oc. Demand good.
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detailed account Of tho various domestic
missions now under the supervision of the
Conference, and recommends appropria-
tions to sustain them. Three hundred
dollars were appropriated to Sidney and
the same amount to Rockets missions, in
Richmond. It was resolved that mission
ary collections be taken up in the month
of May in all our charges, and, when not
otherwise specially ordered, that two
thirds Of the collections be applied to do
nestle missions and one-third to the 70
reign missions Nine hundred andsifty
dollars were appropriated to domestic
missions for the ensuing year. Last year
$4,000 we're appropriated to domestic mis-
sions, when only 81 800 were in the trea.
sury. The excess was met by public col
lections, and 5000 are now in the treasury
This report elected considerable discus
sion, it being very generally desired that
much larger appropriations should be made
by the Board, but was finally adopted.
darcy Paul, Treasurer Of Virginia
Conference Missionary Society, presented
his report. The amounts collected fol-
foreign missions during the past year are
1919 .O3; for domestic missions, $3,258.S4
Presiding elder and stationed preachers
of Petersburg were appointed commit
tee to audit the accounts of the treasurer
Darcy Paul, Treasurer, &C., reported
that S1,529 had been collected for the
Bishops.
Bishop Early took the chair.
". G. Lampkin presented report from
the Committee on Temperance, generally
condemning the use of alcoholic drinks a.
beverage. Adopted after amendment.
Alexander G. Brown, from Joint BOARD
of Finance, reported the different circuits
that were deficient in the support of their
ministers. Aggregate assessments fol
support of ministry, SS3 ,953.O3; def
cheney, s20,93l.22; average salary 0
preachers, 1915; average amount paid
s6l2.
d. P. Wills stated that the average
amount paid by the members of the Me
thodist Church in the Conference for the
support Of the ministry was not two dol
lars per head.
1t was moved and carried that COME
renee adjourn to meet at 7 o'clock P. NJ
1t was resolved that special collection
be raised during the year for the benefit o
supernumcrary and needy preachers.
Adjourned with benediction.
DIOGENEs.
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The Story of n Cattle SpecuIator-

correspondence Of the New York Tribune.
3 Last June young cattle-dealer, will
scotch blood in his veins, and the shrewd
ness courage, and enterprise of his race
III ms mead, Joseph &. Mccoy, the junior
partner OF the widely. known firm Of Nc.
10Y brothers, went to Kansas to see if he
eon'q not lind path wherein the Texan
al. ana indian cattle could walk in peace to
rn "H i.as'' lie passed up the line of the
h ia.n oao, prospecting" as they say out
n.r. lie carried map of the United
Saa "aefeon, with his finger-nail, he
mao traced air-lines from the cattle ranges
0! The southwest track Of the Union Pa
enc. The distances, the grass, the richness
Of the land, the neighborhood of timber, the
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BIZ Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VALUAB FARM OF 26S 1.3
Y ACRES. on AsHCAKE Road. Two AND A
HALF MI ES From ashland, IN HANOVER
FODDER, STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS. FUR
NITURS, 60, FOE SALE AT AcCTl0N:-We
will sell at auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY
the next fair day thereafter,) the FARM located
rs above, owned and occupied by mr.. william
B. Slaughter, adjoining the lands of Patrick Per
rin, William King, and 9th ers-loo acres cleared
the balance well timbered with pine and oak.
The improvements are FhAMED DWELLING
alnew The Farm Is we'll enclosed, and well
adapted to- the growth Of corn, wheat, oats, and
yegeta bles.
TERMS For the farm announced at aale. For
the personal property, all sums under 800 cash /;
over that amount sixty days credit for bonds with
approved security, bearing interest.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
mole Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
1 FARM, IN HENRICO, TWO MILES BELOW
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, CALLED MARlON
HILL" ON THE OSBORN TURNPIKE. CON,
TANNING TaIRTT- one AND TWO-THlRDS
ACRES-As trustee IN certain deed OF trnst
made By John Feensy, Michael Martin, and Ellen,
his wife, dated the nth December, 1855, duly re-
corded in tie clerks office Of Henrico County
Court shall. in execution thereof, at the request
of the in the said deed sell at pub
auctisn on MONDAY the 18th OF November, 1897,
at half past three oclock p. M II fair. II not the
next fair Gay thereafter that VALu ABLE FARM
located as described above, containing 3i3 acres
all we'll enc osed.
The improvements consist OF large brick dTFeli-
Ing contaiGirg seven rooms, and the usua out
houses, such as barn, stable quarters, &c There
is also on the farm a fine orchard OF choice irult
trees ard several springs near the house.
TERMS Enough in Cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and to pay off certain note for $4,000,
dated the 18th day If December lst5, with interest
to dav of sale and the balance on such terms as
will be made known at the hour Of SALE
WILLIAM H. LYME, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME BROTHER, A1c-
tiOleers. no iS-lu
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auction Sales.
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioflesrs,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
THIS DAY.

BY Cook & Laughton, Auctiohesrs,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITU R E AT
III AUCTIoN-On FRIDAY the 22d instant, at
10 o'clock, we will sell at our store q very COCO
assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; smb bsr
cling the necessary articles for parlor, CHAMBER
An' a dinHPSdIGSSPw s?asR9soggs and BEDsTEADy
CABINETS and WASHsTANDS,
MsHoGANY sIDEBoARD and CHINA PRESS,
NEW COTTAGE BspsTEA9s,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES.
CANE Ro sPa WooD-sEAT c Al Ano
ssvef sIs syf s4s BRUSSELS and lSeRAlH
COOKING Htef and OFFICE STOVES.
ALSO,
noal COOK l. hAUaHfoN. Auetioneers.
BY &. Gathright, Auctioneer,
no. lI3a Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
CUP RIOR ASSORTMENT OF
- HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
BELONGING TO FAMILY LEAVING THE
CITY, At AUCTI0N.-I will sell at my store on
FRIDhY the 22d Instant at 10 o'clock, a nice lot
Of FURNITgRE, etc. such dnS a. az Dp,eur.nc
% Wtk6p dtNSS and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs'
CABINETS,
TABLES,
LOUNGES,
f fas4HbR BEDS.
HaIP MATTRESSES,
SUPERIOR BLANKETS,
and 9th r bedding, besides
COOKING and other STOVES,
CRrCKERY,
Glassware, ETC.,
belonging to family leaving the city.
After which. will sell fine LOT OF
LADIES' CL0AkS and FURS,
CLOTHS,
CAsSlMERES,
BOOTS,
EH0Es,
and other goods. s. GATHRlGHT,
no2l Auctoneer.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND. October I, 1897

N1ESlNlA CENTRAL BALBOA y
Y On and after OCTOBER lar tho Nal! Tr..
will be run between Richmond and S,aun,r,
daily, except on Sunday. ard on sunday be'~.-.
Richmond and Gordonsvilis. West OF staunta,
the Mail Train Will leave for Covingt0n on M0y
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and 7.
, turn alternate days.
Leave kich iaond .T:'S 4. =
Leave Sta1nton for CovtnXton. .........S:!' p. y
Leave CovingtOn. A. y
Leave Stanton for Richmond l. \
Freight Trains daily except Sunday lear
Bic hmond att Z. n. and l h 81.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to All pronine,
points North and South, and to Lynchburg, Ier
ington, Harrisonbr1g. Lewisburg, and other pro
Ininent points In the West.
At Coyington, INES J. A. TR0TTER & BRO
THEIRS STAGE LINE connects with the NJ.
Train for White Sulphur, Lewishurg. and X
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore
Charleston, two and half days.
at stanton snd Goshen, HARTMAN & CO
STAGE LIN Els connect with Mail Train for Lex
ington daily Except Sundays, and passer. -r
go through from Richmond or Baltimore ssG,
day.
The Passenger Car heretofore attached :,
Freight Trains will be discontinusd.
II. ID. WHlTCOMB,
ocl General Superintendent
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BY Lee & Goddin. Auctioneers.
IA ThiTtsanth street, between Main and Cary

TRUS TEE'S SALE OF TWO
WOODEN TENEMENTS. ON SEVENTEENTH
AND RICHARD STREETS, FOB SALE AT q uC,
T1oN BY virtue of two deeds OF trust executed
TO me az trustee and at the request Of the benei-
ciary, / will proceed to sell on IONDAi the 2Sth
misses the real estate named In said deeds, being
TWO WOODEE rENEMENTS on Seventeenth
street near Richard, fronting about thlrty-thres
feet on Seventeenth street and extending back
about seventy five feet TO an Hey five feet wide
saia rnn LII n NJ. LEE, Trustee.
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RNiM00Hs.
Eg M ssS5 ssssEE1 Eg ~,

ks M R5 Esggss
EEGIEEER AND SUPERINTENDENT oyy,-''r
RICHMOND AND PETsRsBrRG RArGRGsbC6 'i
RICHMOND, VA, November 10 I.f-
THROUGH FREIGHT AgRAnc..
l. MggT TO WILAIEGTOY, II. CO.,
raugsment for the transportation 81 ,5, "a, -
freight between Richmond and Wn,nI,y,,'..ls
c., has been entered into between ths .'., 2
and Petersburg, Petersburg Transfer. Pe.sy''s"z,'
and the Wilmington and Weldon kailroat g.
paniss. ''"
Copies OF the rates and ciassifcetIons car ;. ~.
tained at thls Office. Z. II. GItr '+
no2o I'm Engineer and supsrin,srIstss...
DICHMOND AND DAN VIII,
ONLY OGB PASSENGER TRAIN Dali, T.
and after MONDAY, October ], 1867, the Ps..,-..
Trains on this road VIII run rs follows: "''
GoISG WEsT.-Th rough mail and p2s,snva,,,,,
leaves Richmond daily at IT'S A. M:sr,ivs.
Danv!lle at4P NJ; leaves DanyIIle al o; , "
arrives at Greensboro at 7.l0P ST.
6oING EAsT.-Leaves Greensboro daily ar,
A. NJ; arrives at Dsnville at sos A. N.1.,.
DanviIle at $40 A. n. arrives at R!chmcr; I,
aa7P. NJ.
Trains connect at Burkevile with ps..s-..
trains on the southsids railroad except on ~.
days); connect at Greensboro daily with t,.'.
on the North Carolina railroad.
THOMAS DODAMRlD
90 Suparintsn!sr,
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BY James N. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers.
Office No. 52l Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CHES-
TERRIFIED, KNOWN AS THE FALLS PLAN
ThTIoN," ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER, AT AUCTION. BY virtue OF a deed of
trust made on the second dav of January, 1860, by
Samuel Coleman and ID. F. Ward to as trustee,
and OF record in the Clerks office of the County
Court of Chesterfield. to secure the payment Of
certain notes therein described, amounting to
thirty nine thousand seven hundred ard thirty
eight dollars, with interest from the 18th day Of
October 1859, till paid. and at the request and con-
sent of both parties interested In said deed, will
prCceed to sell at public auction, on the premises,
on TU ESDAY the 10th day of December. 1857, at Il
o'clock NJ, If fair. If not, the next fair day thera-
after. portion Of the valuable farm conveyed In
said deed, known az the Falls Plantation, with the
improvements thereon. at present occupied by Mr..
D. F. Ward, containing about $40 acres OF the
most valuable land in the state OF Virginia for
farming purposes. 1t has all the bindings on 1t
necessary for large farm, and the land is in Il
high state of cultivation. From Its proximity to
the city Of Richmond and the town OF Manchester
1t may be considered to be tn most valuable farm
for It's size in the ntate Of Virginia.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance on credit OF
six, twelve. eighteen, and twenty four months, for
ne. otiable notes, interest added, and secured by
deed OF trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee
Sale to be conducted by JAMES u. TAYLOR
Son, Auctioneers. no q
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
No Is Pearl street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON
MAIN STREET IN MANCHESTER, FOR
SALE-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed by
Seaton NJ. Farss In his lifetime. ard recorded
in Chesterfield County Court clerks office, shat
sell 1T public auction, on the premises, certain
town Of Manchester, at ! O'Clock 81: on
TUESDAY the 10Th day of November, 1887. This
valuable property is situated on Main nsar Allen
street and fronts on the former street twenty-tw
feet, with two story framed bui lding thereon In
a good state of preservation. This property being
sold under IL deed of trust the sale Will be with
out reserve for one third cash. the balance paJ
able In six and twelve months, interest added from
day of sale. for godab. notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed and title retained until last note Is paid.
The taxes for 1857 to be paid by purchaser.
BENJAMIN X. NASH.
The sale TO be conducted by PILkISroS, Pull
LIAM Co., aucttoneers.
at the same time we will sell desirable LOT
in Marks addition To Manchester, belonging to
the estate Of william Walker, deceased. no Is tda
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets

OYSTER SLOOP AT AUCTION.-Cn
" FbIDAY the 22nd instant. at IL O'Clock, we
will sell at auction Of not disposed Of before pri
vaaly) at the foot of Twenty fifth street and
Dock, thu OYSTER. SLOOP ."C0CUMBER," in
good seryceable condition. The license for the
present year has been paid by the present owner.
COOK LAUGHT0N,
MOLE Auctioneers.
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CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
n LANDS.-I have formed business connse.
tsts Agents and Brokers, Phihdelphia, who have
sppli cations for the purchase of large number OF
farms and other real property In Virginia, foI
desiring TO remove to this State
On application, In person or by mall. | viii with
pleasure furnish any one having land for sale sps.
sihc information on the subject
J. D. INBODEG, Attorney at Law,
I'd H-u Richmond. vs..
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BOOkss Stationery, dc.

DLANK BOOK MANUFACrORY,
- 1920 MAIN STREET.-We are prepared with
the hes materials 10 make TO order Blank Books
Of any size or style. Early orders are solicited
from those who intend to open new sets Of books.
Large stock of Blank Books, from the cheapest to
the best, always on hand. Rookbinding in any
style. J. w. RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH,
Law and Miscellaneous Booksellers and Station
ers .2
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Grubbs Williams, Auctoneers,
,..a, ,ornar of Main and Eleventh streets


Nortbvvest corner OF Main and Eleventh s'feels'
u,RUsTEEs SALE OF a LOT - OF E
: | GROUND on THE SOUTH SIDE OF B 6IpT y y
BsTWEES THIaTY FIRST AND THIkId .
SECOND STREETS BY virtue OF dsec OF -. uI .
erecnted to the subscriber as trustee by lvory :.
Gods don, dated nth October. 1856 and Iecoreeo 10
Henrico County Court office; beng tHsrs.o no.
ouested by the creditor secursd VIII SCI. ss g. NJ"
ton, upons the premises, on TVEapAl; -G,h iay
OF November, at y O'Clock P NJ :, II ialr, mu,,
then on the next fair day thsreatt'r, a. tns sans
hour, the LOT or GROUGD situated - aDoSe
stated, fronting SO fest on Brosd street ana run
ming back les feet. onvo.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray. tbs expenses
Of sale and 20 pay that portion OF Inc deot =
ia now due, amounting 10 ahout Tlso q eIeait % .
10 S7s "a until 2Oth April, 1888 and the oaiance
upon terms which will be made knoTn g. 70 . time
OF sale. r. '" hku ob3, 1fusteI;
GRUsBs WILLIAMS. AuctIoneers. no 10
Immediately aftsrfhs above sale. say at s
clock p. NJ, on TUESDAY the 2sih November,
we will sell on the premises, a,;auchon, :wo beau
tifuI LOTS, situated on the east line OF twenty
ninth street between Broad and Marshall streets,
frouting each 81 feet, and running back $50 ieet
to an alley These lots are level, and beautifully
situated for dwellings.
TERMs: One-thlrd cash the balance at Xix a. nd
twalva months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by trust deed
rom Auctioneers
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BY Lyme & Brother

THREE B U l. d. n G. L o rs ON
I WENTY-NINTH BETWEEN K AND
STREETS, JUST BEYOTD THE NEW CORPO.
RATE LIMITS. FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Wi !!
be sold ct public auction on SATURDAY the 23o
November, 1857, att o'clock L. NJ. THREE VEhl
DESIRABLE LOTS, situated as described, 'front.' <
20 feet each on Twenty ninth street; running back
l5J fee to an alley.
TERMS One-third cash balance in three and
six months, negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
LYME & BROTHER.
noel Auciousers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Appsrson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TEUSTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND
/ LOT IN DUVALiS ADDITION, NEAR TO
THE AIMS HOUSE By virtue OF deed OF trust
sxecuci 10 the subscriber by John A. Wittel
dated 18th June, 1866, duly recorded in Henrco
County Court, shall, in execution thereof, pro-
coed 70 sail AT public auction on the Premises, on
MONDAY, December ID, 1897. At O'clock p NJ
if fair If not, the next fair day thereafter, tn .
REAL ESTATE located az above, and in rear OF
the residence Of Mr.. EnaGuel Rebman The lot
has front Of IA feet and depth OF go feet, on
which stands framed tenement, occupied by John
Griffin also, stable. slaughter house, &c.
TERMS: Enough in cash to DELAY expenses OF
sale and to pay off a bond Of $500, with interest
from 18th June $685. until paid and rs TO the resi-
due. upon such terms 40 shall be announced at the
hour OF sale.
noel FREDERICK BRAUER, Trustee.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RrvSEI
RAILROAD COMPAST.


NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR
IN FOLK, md THE FOLLOWING PoIT
BEYOND-NtZ., PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON. GIN
CLIMATE, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE. ,RN HES
BURG, CUMBERLAND. AND WHEELING
Freig hit received MONDAYS and THURSDAYS .
this depot no to O'Clock p. N. for the sboe.
points, aud forwarded with dispatch and At r~s
sonable rates. Passengers for Baltimore and Phi.
adelphia leave al O'Clock A. NJ. on TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS. reaching Baltimore early Tex
morning, and Philadelphia that might Fare-Tc
Baltimore. 81 TO Philsdelphia, IS 50. Pa ssn.~r,
for Norfolk and intermediate landings leave every
TUESDAY. THU SsDaY, and SATURDAY a.
o'clock A. NJ. Freight 'or Norfolk and inte med.
ate landings reoeiyed Mondays Wedns.dsys, ana
Fridays. Passenger and freight train leaves evr.y
day at o clock a. NJ. for White Houss. Fr.i.4t
received every day up to O'Clock 2. n, Sunday
excepted.
Shippers observe the following directions:
FRoM BosTUT TO hICHNOSD.-Mark your cCot,
I" Union Line, ard ship by Boston and PUyI.
dence railroad, cara OK the " Richmond and Yofs
River Railroad Line" pier No. LiSht.stresi
wharf, Baltimore.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO RICHMoYD.-ForvsrI
all goods by the " Philadelphia and Baltsmcr.
Union Line" Is north wharvas, philadelphia.
care Richmond and 7 ork River Railroad Line ne,
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore.
FROM BALTIMORE TO RICHMOSD.-Ship all good.
by the Richmond and YORK River Rai,roa.
Line" A. NEEDHAM SONS, Agents, pier No. ,
Light street wharf, Baltimore.
WILLIAM Il EE0S,
General Freight and Ticket gent
CAPTAIN JOHN II. FREGMAN,
aytd Epai .,ls
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FOUR FINE MILES

FOUR FINE MULES.
p s-Will be added to the above sale FOUR
excellent and we'll broke YOUNG MULES, be-
longing 70 a neighbor, who has no use for them.
TERMS: Four months credit for approved en-
no22 a. G. & A. Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs G Williams, Auctlonesro.
orthYest corner Of Main and Eleventh stIee:s

DRICK DWELLING, AND VACANT
ID LOTS ADJOINING, At THE CORNER OF
VALLEY AND CEDAR STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-We Will sell at auction, on the pre-
misses on MONDAY tho 25th November. At 4!
o. clock r. NJ the large brick dwelling (the former
residence of Jones allen, deceased. and now
owned and occupied by John Priddy, ESQ, stu
a,ed as above described. . he principal dwelling
contains eight rooms, with servants house with
three rooms kitchen and large brick smoke
house. with well OF water in the yard. This i, a
comfortable residence, suitsd for the accommoda-
ton of large family. The property will be sold
rs whole, or divided so as to make the house lot
ffty-seven feet front by hundred and fifty feet
Deep leaving ttrtee handsome building lots, 'front.'
ing each twenty-f five feet Valley street by one
hundred and tifry feet deep.
TERMa: Cne-t0urh cash the balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes
interest added, secured by trust d-sd
GkUBbS j WILLIAMS,
no. Auctioueers.