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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09

Court OF C1aIms-senatOr KeIlOgg's R9Go.
luttOn-BJlIs for Election of PresIdent
by the feOpIe-The Oregon RenOlu-
tIona-MemOrinlf from GeorRia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09

THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09

LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
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Clements withdrew his hand he saw a
pocket-knife in his hand, firmly held, with
the blade projecting below the little finger.
Stewart got down and muttered something
about whipping him if he would dismonn1'
and staggered toward him. In the mean
time Clements still held his knife, brandlsn-
inc it back and forth, and as Stewart caugh1
hold of his leg he stabbed him twice ID the
arm. In the mean time kabrich had us
mounted, and as soon as he could caugh'
hold of Stewart and pulled him away.
He saw the blood on his shirt and asked
him if he was cut, and he said, " eS, badly
cut" He then started for assistance to a
house near by, and they sent for DR.. Creams,
but he did not live more than half an hour.
The knife struck him about two inches to
the left of the right breast, and suppose
he died with internal hemorrhage.
Clements went on home, and as soon as
Captain Peoples, our military commissioner,
was notified of the circumstances, he
promptly issued o warrant for his arrest,
and put it in the hands of Mr.. William Sui
Ivan, our most efficient constable. Sum
moning posse, he proceeded through the
mountains to Clements's home, and arrested
him before he was aware Of the death OF MS
poor unfortunate victim, and he is now IN
iail. The coroner and his jury have gone
out to examine the body, and | suppose WIZ
bring in verdict in accordance with THESE
facts. which ! have received from the only
witness of the sad and melancholy analr.
Hastily yours, IL.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Homicide I'm, Montgomery County.


CHRISTIANSBURG,. August 4, 1868.
A very worthy, industrious, and peace
full citizen WAS killed near town last eve
ming by man named Clements. The man
who was killed, Mr.. Robert Stewart by
name, had been attending court all day,
and late in the evening started homo under
the care of Mr.. kabrich, who held him on
his horse, as he was too drunk to ride
alone. After travelling about three miles
in this way Mr.. Kabrich missed two
hats that no had hung upon the POM
mel of his saddle. He turned his horse
to go back short distance to where
he remembered having them. In doing
80 he let go Mr.. Stewards arm, and he fell
off his horse, and as he fell caught at Ka-
brich and knocked his hat off. After pro-
ceeding short distance, he returned with
out his hats that were lost, and rapidly, for
fear of losing the other. In returning, he
passed Clements, and found Stewart lying
In the corner of the fence and his horse
tied few pannels further on. BY this
time Clements had come up, and he. too,
was somewhat under the influence Of
LIQUOR. Kahrich called to him to assist him
in lifting Stewart on his horse j; which he
did. and the iwo-C Elements and Stewart
rode on side by side. Kabrioh in the
mean time secured his hat, and rode
on behind them, He states that they rode
id this way about half q mile, nothing re-
markabls occurring. At a certain point he
rode ND TO the side of the other two, and
ust then he saw Clements strike OF tho
,reast of Stewart, with the remark, "a
Won't let any CD d--n rebel run over
aso sts Sex as.a s ,,lsi backwards, aaa %
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!, az the efforts Of the Radicals in

aaath. That the efforts Of the Radicals in
conoress to overthrow the Constitution,
change the form of the government and
establish negro supremacy inthe South, can
not succeed without involving the country
in another bloody and tesolating war:
"5th. That We return our sincere thanks
to the proprietor of Dry Creek Hotel Mt.
Edward CaldwelD for his kindness in ten
dering us the use of his house and GROUNDS
for the purpose of holding this meeting.
9th. That the proceedings OF tins m meet
ing be published in the National intc4agen-
Ger, and in the Conservative papers OF Rich
mond, Va, and that other Conservative pa,
pers throughout the country be reques'eu
to copy" ,o
After the adoption of the foregoing pre-
amble and resolutions the meeting was
favored with able and eloquent addresses q
by Hon. Thomas S. Flournoy, Genera "
e. Hooker, Hon. J B. Weller, VT: Suther-
lin, and Colonel James Massie, which were
received with great applause by the large
and appreciative audience.
The meeting then adjourned:
THOMAS L. PRICE, President.
All. Hobbs, Secretaries.
James Y. Broohe,
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letter from Louisa County.


LOUISA County, VA, August 3, 1868.
s'The rain 1t raincth every day."
The present wet season which is upon US
here il in strong contrast with the recent
drought. and reminds us of the moist wea-
Their which prevailed throughout the spring.
Corn is luxuriant, checked only in its rapid
Growth by envious and usurping grass.
although the greater portion of the crop
bereahouts was planted late, it may now be
confidently predicted that the yield will be
quite good-thanks to the redeeming show
ers. 1t is raining now, and all the earth
around is mud.
Politics here are in decline. The GER
tainty that we will not be allowed voice IN
choosing the President, and the probability
that we will not have vote on the scala
wac Constitution g. an early day, have COM
pletely demoralized us in political matters.
No liquor nor eloquence can stimulate US TO
enthusiasm. Mere lookers-on of the drama
in which we can take nopart, we feel IKE
damning the flag and Kissing the whole dra-
mats personG. Nevertheless, we had
Conservative gathering on last Saturday
afternoon ut Daune's store, two miles above
Trevilian's depot. The crowd was not great,
as learn, and not having been present
cannot give any account Of the speaking. r.
!, The Loyal League, too, is losing its no
yelty, and therefore its chief attraction for
the blacks. Fontaine Perkins and Bernard
McCracken are striving in vain to maintain
their ascendency. A thousand opposing in
tIuences doom them and their wiles to con-
fusion and defeat. The negroes have grown
familiar with the League, and contempt has
supplanted terror. Once the mandate OF
the League was fat to be heard and
obeyed. But that day has passed never to
return.
The late Teachers Convention in your
city, see, recommends, among other books,
McGuffey's series Of Readers. The series
is in the main excellent but in his Rhe-
torjcal Guide the Professor undertakes to
correct the syntax Of Gray's famous elegy
as follows:
s.And many n holy text around she strcws,
Teaching the rustic moralist TO die"
Is Gray wrote, "That teaCh," SC. Professor
McGuffey makes this unwarrantable altera-
ton without any warning, note, or COM
ment, thereby laying oil his students liable
to the blunder of supposing that they are
quoting Gray, when in reality they are
Quoting McGutfey. The poet understood
the grammatical rule as well, perhaps: as
the Professor; for in the same poem we see !:
"Full many flower is born to blush unseen,
And waste its sweetness on the desert air.
But he chose to use "teach" in defiance of
syntax, though in full obedience to prosody.
ARGUS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-06
By Lee 4 Goddln, Auctloneers,
No. lll7 Main street.
rRUsTEE,s SALE OF A VALUAI

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, LYING ON THE G L OVER II IL L
RAILROAD, ABOUT EQUI-DISTANT( THEEE
MILES, FROM CHESTER AND THE COURT
HOUSE, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF the pro-
visions of trust deed executed by Mr.. Joseph j.
White to the undersigned as trustee, hearing date
9TH September 1897 and OF record in the Office of
the clerk OF Chesterfield County Court in Book 10,
mage 2sl and being thereto requested by the bene-
hclary In said deed secured, will proceed To sell.
on TUESDAY the 18th August, 1883, at Chesterfield
County Courthouse that being court day. at l.
O'Clock NJ, the property described in said deed as
follows "All that piece, parcel, or tract or land,
with the improvements thereon lying and being III
the county of Chesterfield; containing 7 " .
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TfIREE ACltES
more or less and adjoining the lands OF W lillian
f. Hewlett Benjamin Graves's heirs, - Fisher,
and others"
The greater portion OF the land Is open and I'm cu
ttvation The improvements consist of u comfort
able FRAME DWELLING containing SIX rooms,
and the usual out-buildings. On the farm Is an
orchard OF choice FRUIT TREES and excellent
water. ... 80. ..r... ~.
ecuting trust and S7sl45. payable on 3Ot july 1867
the balance upon such credit the said Joseph j.
White NAV prescribe, or In default of such istruc-
lions from him, upon such credit US the trustee
NAV think proper. The deferred payments to be
secured by lien on the property:
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIs, Auctioneers.
lids
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By Lee & Goddin, AuctiOneers,
40 111T Natp strpef

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
I J ESTATE.-SAMUEL w. HAMPTON, AID
NTNISTRATOR, &C..-yS. SALLIE WEBB. NC,
RICHMOND HUSTINGS COURT, IN CHANGE
RY.-Pursuant to n decree pronounced Iii the
above case | shall, as special commissioner. on
the premises, on MONDAY the 10th day of August.
1893. ut O'Clock T.. NJ, proceed to sell the LOT
OF GROUND situate on st. Peters street. III
Bakers addition, conveyed by Samuel X. Cole to
Randolph Webb by deed dated June 10, 1868 ana
recorded In Richmond Hastings Court ONCE. III
be good, but selling rs commissioner | shall con-
vey by special warranty.
Terms OF SALE: Sufficient cash to detray ex-
nenses of sale The residue on Il credit of ninety
iays the purchaser exccuring his negotiable note,
with approved cndOrser and the legal title retained
until the purchase money is paid.
.".-| +. =. TURNER,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE 4 GoDDIN, Auctionccrs.
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BY Grubbs ( Williams, Auctoneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
" DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON TIE
WEST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, AT AUCTION.
In execution of DEGREES of the Circuit Court ol
Richmond, entered on the 18th of March and sth OF
July 1893 in the case Of Bowen Hunt and
ais the undersigned, commissioners thereby APP
pointed will sell ut auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY. 10th day OF August, 1888, ut O'clock
Z. NJ, If fair, If not then on the next fair DAY
thereafter at the same hour the property referred
to In the proceedings in said cause, being the
BRICK AND FRAMED DWELLING situated as
above, adjoining the residence Of MIR. John &.
Hobson and now occupied by Mr.. William +.
Price. .-f
II contains about seven rooms, beautifully en-
belilshcd and IN nice order; bathroom, closets,
Kitchen stable, etc.
The lt fronts 80 feet and runs back about l2s feet
to an alley. ..,,.,
81 he location Is one Of the best In the city: and,
altogether, this Is one Of the most desirable
pieces of property of the kind now In the market
Possession can be had on the list OF September
next. -..
TERMS One-fourth cash balance ut l, 2, and
years, with interest payable semi annually, the
title being retained by the court until the whole
purchase money Is paid.
= PEiCHY K. GRATTAN,
BEVERLY X. WELLFORD, JR.,
..... .y Commissioners.
. GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
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A man in Dover, New hampshire, who
boosted that if his house were entered by
burglars there would be funeral or one
less blackleg, was recently robbed of q gold
watch hanging over his head, and his empty
purse was placed upon his revolver, lying
in chair close beside his bed.
Charles E. Leland, of the Clarendon,
Saratoga, will be the proprietor OF the
Grand Hotel, Paris, his offer Of sixteen mil
lion francs (gold) having been accepted.
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Crops i'm the PeniHsNla-Labo

CORRESPONDENCE OF Tie KIcI!I1"IIu DI'P'''0n'
YORKTOWN, Va, August 4, 1863,
Harvest is over, and the wheat crop In
this section can be said to be an entire fail
ure. Corn looks we'll. We have too much
rain at present; it has been falling for
several days.
It is difficult to obtain labor. The ne
groes have become so good-for-nothing that
they will not work upon any conslde-
ration. Good hands could get from fifty
to seventy-fve cents per day, but they
think more of politics than work:
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers'
Office No. SOL Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
SALE OF A HOUSE AN

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
I LOT, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY
STREET NEAR THE INTERSECTION or
MUNFORD STREET, AT AUCTION by VIZ
tue of deed of trust executed on inc itn Gay W
March 1868. by f. II. Kelly and wife 70 the sun
scriber rs trustee duly recorded in the clerks Of
lire Of The Hastings Court for the city OK Rich
moud to secure the payment of two certain nego-
table notes therein mentioned and at the request
Of both parties To said deed win offer for sale on
INST 1855. at O'Clock F. NJ. the property as above
described being 4 BRICK HOUSE with four
rooms and LOT fronting on Clay street 10 feet 10
inches and running back 100 feet to an alley.
TERMS One-thlrd cash ami enough to pay the
expenses of the sale the balance on credit al
six and twelve months for negotiable notes. 1ntc-
rest added and secured by deed Of trust
JAMES II. TAYLOR Trustee.
Sale to he conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
Son AuctiOncers. au
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LOST AND FOUNN,

r osT, SETTER DOG, about 50
- fifteen months old. His color gIs1Sn
mostly brown, with q mixture of white; has
llad one hind leg broken. and 1t Is little crooked
Any Information concerning him win he suitably
rewarded, as value him highly. ..5.5.tr.
t..t.lg...i ~, w, TJGSOR tGunmake
ape-at Lana Main street,
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CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue of q claim
y In my hands In favor Of John ID. ilammers!ey
against James J. Foster, shall proceed TO sell, 1t
near the Gas Works, on the FOURTEENTH DAY
OF AUG UST, 1858. at IL O'CLOCK one THlRTY-
FIVE-HORSE POWER BOlLEB aud ENGINE,
and one SMALL BOILER, ncarlyne "Talb0tt's
make ~ one MASH TUE one STILL and DOU-
BIER, one CHARGE TUB, nine FERMENTlNG
TUBS, six YEAST TUBS, two WHISkEf. CTS
TERMS, and one RECEIVING ClSTERN. ~
lu a-tds JOHN w. WRIGHT, 5. G, K.
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son, Auctioneers.
Office No. 82l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AND
N VACANT LOT, IN THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Will be
sold on the premises. on TUESDAY next. August
the llth 1858, at o'clock Z. NJ, the HOUSE AND
LOT AND VACANT LOT, In the town Of Man
chester on Hull Main street, adjoining the itc-
tory of Mr. Pilkinton. The house and lot fronts
feet and runs back l7o feet to an alley The
house contains some seven rooms and u Kitchen
with three rooms There Is u large garden ana
flower yard. The vacant lot adjoins the above,
fronting 30 feet running back liz feet to IN acy.
This Is considered To be one of the most valuable
pieces of property IN the town OF Manchester. ,
TERMS Onc-fourth cash; balance on credit oil
10 and IL months, negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by deed of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son,
MI -" ..a' Auctionccrs
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BY Richardson & Ncwburn, :.
Real Estate Agents,
No. lO16 Main and Eleventh streets.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-That very
4 neat TWO-STORY COTTAGE Residence,
containing four rooms, on the north side OF Poplar
and Fourteenth streets. fronting on Poplar street
22s feet, running back 100 feet will he sold at auc-
ton on FRIDAY the It'll Of August ut hau-past D
O'Clock p. NJ.
Terms: One-third cash balance at three. and
six months interest added, secured by trust deed.
RICHARDSON Il NEWBuRN,
aua ....... Auctionecr.
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By lee e Goddin. Auctionccrs,
No. lllT Main street.

FIR A M E DWELLING,
I'LL NEAR TO BUCHANAN'S SPRING, WITH
LARGE LOT ATTACHED, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 10Th day OF
August, on the premises, at o'clotG l.: bl, we
will sell that desirable FRAME DWELLING
situated on Leigh and Norton streets. containing
six rooms, with airy passages, kitchen with two
rooms, stable, carriage-house. and the usual out
buildings, all In perfect repair. o.
The lot has front of 80 feet and depth Of go
feet to alley 20 feet Wide xu
Attached to this property Is SLAUGHTER
HOUSE and the necessary buildings for butch
cring
TERMS: One-fourth cash; residue at eight, SIX
teen and twenty-four months for negotiable pa
per- Interest added secured by trust deed.
LEE 4 GODDIN, Auctionecrs.
If sale is not Effected the property will be leased
for three years. MI
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Aurtioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES. &C.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the subscriber
by Messrs G. w. Thomas 4 Brother, bearing date
2ist OF March, 1868, duly recorded IN Richmond
Hastings Court shall, In execution thereof, pro-
coed to sell at public auctlon at their store, corner
Tth of August, 1903, commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
~. all OF their stock of DRUGS, MEDICINEs,
CHEMICALS, JARS, BOTTLES, COUNTERS,
SHELVING, SHOWCASES PRESCRIPTION
CASES, SCALES and WEIGHTS, SODA APPA-
RATUS, and all other goods, wares. and merchan-
disc stock and fixtures contained N the said drug
store. ....
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash sale,
vet am authorized TO say that for all sums under
ffty dollars cash will be required that sum,
sixty days credit for approved endorsed negotia-
ble uaper. H. .# j. II. SAND2,
s ~ es Trustee.
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ByCook 4 Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

corner of Franklin and Governor streets.
FURNITURE, SECOND
/ Il HAND PIANOS, REFRIGERATORS &C,
Ar AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the It'll instant, at
10 O'Clock we Will sell at store excellent as
sortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, such rs
MAHOGANY and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BUREAUS,
STAINED WARDROBES, WASHSTANDS and
TABLES;
MAHOGANY SOFAS and PARLOR CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY OTTOMAES, OF hair cloth;
MARBLE-TOP PARLOR TABLES,
RECLINING and PARLOR ARM CHAIRS,
HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
Large and onveniently-arranged REFRlGERA-
TORS and WATER-C0OLERS,
Several COOKING STOVES.
An assortment of CROCK FRY, &c.
ALSO,
two very good SIX-uuTAVE PIANOS, In ma
hogany cases, suitable for beginners.
COOK L LAUGHTON.
aus AuctiDnccrs.
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AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.

Drank d. HILL,
T. r. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
No lols MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA, \
Will RENT OUT HOUSES and G OIL r G
CLAIMS of every description.
Refers to Messrs. Lancaster Il Co.: .PoYhatan
National Bank; Messrs.. William Q. Dnnham Il
Co., Agents Old Dominion Steamship Company ;;
DR.. e. II. Deane; Messrs. W. X. Martin Co,
~ G-lm u =, 1s's .@asi g. ~ s't.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streel7'

Northwest corner OF main anu Eie'eush "
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALuA5
" BILE IMPROVED REAL ESIASI.E1 M M.
THE WEST LINE OF TENTH SIREEfTLa n IN
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STKEEISsS do,
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue Oh o Nv
crees Of the Citcuit Court OF the city of Richmona
rendered in the chanccry suit Of Wenden69Itls TIE ed
Phelps and dLs on the sth day Of June ana luz
day OF July 1853. the undersigned as Comm 9 On
soners, Will proceed to sell at pubic aG oF
the premises on THURSDAY the eth day OF on - r.
gust 1893, beginning at s. o'clock p NJ II tb is va
not, then on the next fair day thereafter, te
able REAL ESTATE above mentioned cohsts 81
ing Of lot of ground witha fine S Tres = line
of Tenth street between Main ana Cary st t.;no
and running back about Gag feet to an nig{I Re
the property now IN the occupancy Of W lhl'nh -
Montague and others. .,x t,ve,re
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at SIX t% WEI I
and eighteen months, with interest from aay e al
sale; the purchaser to give notes ioI tnc aT The
payments and the title to be retained untll a..
purchase money be paid and conveyance uire''e'
BY the Court.
H e. H; H5 4 S5Ss Commissioners:
GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. :! ~
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BY Cook & Laughton, Aucttoneers,
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
ByA. C. PullIam, Auctioneer.

THOR SALE AT AUCTION, A VALUA-
Il BLE BUILDING LOT;1At tue request ,r Ca
the owner l will sell at public auction on me
O'CLOCK p. NJ, a VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
mo Gs, fronting forLy-flve feet on Poplar street.
N.s TE:p pSI Cash! a. c. PULL1AM,
AuctiOneer.
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SHHEA Nh EgS.

NHEAP, RELIABLE, A N Ds.Lrst
OSAFE ROUTE TO BALTI- Sass3R
MORE, SAVANNAH, BOSTON, AND TIRE
WEST.-SEMI- YLINE.-POWHkTAN
COMPANY.-EO CHARGE FOX
w n AR FAC EMO TRANSLUCENT OF
GOODS BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND EICH-
MOND.-Leayes Baltimore every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY.. Leaves Richmond every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day except sunday up u
O'Clock p. N. These steamers have excellent So
loon, stateroom, and passenger accommodations.
Fare reduced TO THREE DOLLARS; meals and
stateroOms extra. For freight or passage apply 10
HARVEYS & WILLIAMS, Agents,
corner Thirteenth and Cary strc.ts.
Our Mr. j. ID. HARVEY and Dir. BRETT, an
experienced clerk, VIII attend personally 60 re-
cefying and delivering freight.
les II. Il ", Agents.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 9TH
L AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP seezSSseeH
LINE .-Steamers NORFOLK and aA ,LJnnSIs
CITY composing this line, VIII leave rhilsoe,pp I
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every
DAY, alternately. t,,p,ps.
Freight taken Tor Norfolk also for ChARLEsti
TON, SAVANNAH. and NEW ORLEaNs' anu
hills OF lsding signed through.
passage 10 PhiladeiphLA Including meals,
stxteroou., als, W, Y. PORTER Aseb.
DC once No, 3t2S0 Wv
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
OF the Richmond Dispatch.

Embellishments and Q,IotdtionS-Addt-
tionol apparatus for The FIRE Depart
naent-Eiiet Of Mayor Burgess--Escape
of Ptisoners-Sale of Machinery.
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E,0R NORFOLK, PORTS-Swu
Il MOUTH. ANDALLLaNDIS GS ~ 1Sas
steamer JOHN SYLVESTER. Captaln Y, y
FORD, leaves her wharf at Rockets forlas~
named places on MONDAY, .2-EinNFSn-.---,,
Jay. Thursday, and ssturda"' ling AND
PASSENGERS arrive ut s-9s-, COR the manl- y
connect connect With a.S ssssmers Tlsssale and retail
TRA1N leaves CITY p saa F ?, lnSaf II
BURG OF arrival OF ST2Asass and Siationcr.
Fare 10 Norfolk, ci.so. --"~-- ~
FREIGu---s
received up 70 q 4; u; daily Tor boston, ~
PEAKE BAY and ALL LANDINGS on y
RIVER unreasonable rates.
freixhts FOR way-iandings must be pre-pret1
Letters entrusted 10 purssr Of steamer 50
encloged In Government stamped G,,'.". 50
Apply to L.R- TATCh, n 81
NH n Office steamers !, -