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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12
by Wellington GOidln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

GALE AT AUCTION OF NEAT STORE
y AND DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF DUAL BETWEEN FOUSHEF AND
CLARKE STREETS.-Willb be sold at auction; on
the premises, on MONDAY the 18th December,
1853, ut ! O'Clock p. NJ, the newly-crectcd
FRAMED TENEMENT. located as above now
occupied as 4 store and dwelling by Wellington
Rocker. The location is 4 desirable one for i
small retail store The lot has a front of forty
two feet, and runs back iG an angular shape one
hundred feet
TERMS Fa;f cash: balance ut three and SIX
months, bearing interest. w. GODDIN,
lie 10 kUctiOneer.
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BY Wellington Goddtn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

HANDSOME BRICK TEN EN1ENT, ON
II MAYO STREET ADJOINING THE
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE. FOR SALE AT AUG
TI0E.-Will he sold ut auction, on the premises.
on TUESDAY the 18Th Of December, 1858. at 4
O'Clock Z. NJ, that worry desirable PRICK TENE-
MENT located rs above. now in the occupancy Of
Mr.. II. Whitlock at an annual rent of $3.50. IT has
ample accommodations for a large family, and Is
now IN frst-rate order.
TERMS !: One-thrd cash balance ut four and
eight months FIR negotiable notes, Interest added,
secured by trust deed.
de 10 w. GODDIN. kuctiOncer,
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1879 Main street.

THREE VERY DESIRABLE FRAME
& TFNEMENTS, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
VREHBLF STREET NEAR THE CORNER OF
TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, FOE SALE At
AUCTION.-V-e win sell at puhlic auction. on the
premises, on TUE. u Ny The 18th day OF December
1868, ut O'Clock 2. NJ. three neat FRA M Z LEE ,
MENTS. located IS described, containing four ana
five rooms each, with the usual ut-houses at pre-
sent occupied by good and puIctual tenants AT lar
rents. 49,, ,
Two Of the lots front 20 feet (more or less earii
and the ether 81 feet (norc or lesS) running oack
depth IF $50 feet trnore or lcsSl.
Parties Of limited means seeking an investment
NonId do we'll to attend.
TERMS: Liberal, and Mt sale. ,z.,,
dc IN AuctiOnetrS.
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NOTICE &c SHIPPERS.-The boats
~ the JAMES River sd kAEANEA ca.
NaL COMPANY VII leave the dock unus
promptly at II M. Oh TUESOAYS TSURSDAI&
md SkTURDATS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
yond collected en- delivery, or prepaid At the OPP
aon Of the shipper. Freight received and de-
nverec at my Office, on the dock.
Way freight Will not be delivered till charges are
paid
Boats locked and Insured.
dell EDWARD DILLON, agent.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auc.ioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

T1RUSTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK AND
( FRAMED DIV ELI NC ON mOOKF;
STREET.-By virtue or a deed nf trust exc 'uicd
Nv Thomas F. Hannegan and wife to the sub,cI J.
b- rs trustee dated 10Th of June, 1863 and record
ed IN Richmond Hastings Court being thereto re;
AZ auction. upon the premises, on SATURDAY.
nth of necerlber, at clock r. NJ. the property
thereby conveyed. being LOT OF GRrUHD on
Moore street. as by 100 feet ado ming the lots Oh
Patrick McGovern and Cornelius Startc.
TERMS: Cash for the expenses of sale and to
pay off note Of $500; the balance upon terms 10
he made known ut the time of sale.
" JAMES PLEASANTS,
1os 10 II 10 '- Trustee.
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FOR RENE AT AUCTION.

F7OR RENT AT AUCTION, IN FRONT
Il OF THE TOB ACOO EXCHANGE, on SAT I,
large and commodious WAREHOUSE Known as
the tLudl4rn & Watson Warehouse" located ut
Rockets will be rented as above for one year from
first January t II IS one hundred and twenty ~
frty feet three stories auG garnet above basement.
Its adapta bilty for general storage and for Dry
Those n1acuuainted with the premises and dc.
String to examine IL prior To the day OF renting
can do so. nyox
de TO. Gs6hEI r.. W fhlS'-N'
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..... By Sampson Jones, Jr., Il Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets.

WYE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION AT
w orr warehouse, Nos. q. a, and Fifteenth
street. between Main and Cary. on MONDAY the
4th instant. commencing ut halfrast 10 o. clock
NJ. well-a ssorted stock OF G r % l s,
WIVES, LIQUORS, &C.. consisting Of
BACON-sides shoulders. and hams; --..r #
PORTO RICO and REFINED SUGARS,
RIO and LA6UAYRA CnFFEES,
MACKEREI. and HERRING5, ...-H. o.
~ CHEESE and LARD,
ADAMANTINE and TALLoW CANDLES,
SYRUPS and MOLASSES, --.a -..a
VINEGAR,
FAMILY ane TOILET SOAPS,
STARCH. .-t .s....-. =. g........ a.-. &.
GUNnOWDER, IMPERIAL, and HYS N
TEAS: x. -...s..
MUSTARD and PEPPER
BLEACHING and RLaCkING BR USHES
WRAPPING PAPER, &C., &c.
ALSO,
WH!SKEYS, .-
RUM. ... ....
BRANDY, and general assortment OF
WINES.
TERMS: For all sumsunder 300, cash: over that
amount, thirty days credit for approved negotiable
paper. 5. JONES, JR., e CO..
d. II Arctinneers.
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BY ). =. Davls,
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY DE-
" SlGABLE BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH
SIDE OF GRACE STREET AT CORNER OF
BELVIDakE SFREET.-By virtue of a decree of
the Circuit Court Of the city OF Richmond. pro-
nOuncci on the S0th day of November, 1903 in the
case of ''Monteiro'S guardian rs. AOntelros," l.
one OF the commissioners thereby appointed
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day or December, 1868 al
4o'clockP. NJ, that very valuable REAL ESTATE
above described fronting 90 fc5 on the south Side
OF Grace street ana running back $50 feet more or
less IT, an alley. The above property Will be divl-
ded into thr, lots OF 80 feet each and sold sepa-
ratcly. These some Of the most desirable lots
now in market, aud the terms Of sale afford rare
Involvement TO purchasers.
TERMS For sum in cash sufficient to defray
the expenses Of sale and costs OF suit the residue
in cu Il instruments, and two years credit,
purchasers give bonds bearing Interest from day
Of sale, with coed ,curity, interest to be paid
scmi-annual!y until the whole purchase money IS
paid and title retained until a conveyance IS or
dercd by the court.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
Special commissioner.
8. ". DAVIS, auci inncer. de IS S. IL, Is. Is
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STEAMERS.

NOTICE TO SHlPPERS.z-The JAMES
~ RIVER TOWING AND TFANSpOklA-
lion COMPANY are now prepared TO lighter o
bacco, salt, and All other merchandise iunbcr ~"
wood, 10 and from city Point, Norfolk, anu &c
tersburg, ana all landings on James river on our
new and elegant Badges just built. tur ireiHH''
appy To CEUWELL q CURKiE,
corner Eighteenth and Car? street,
or to JOHN d. HARVEY, President
de e-sm Commercial Block.
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STOVES, TlNwARE, &c.

AT HOME AGAlN.-Thankiul 10 GU
"A friends and the public for the very -, r.,
p,tronage heretofore bestowed on US "" Sso TRsOkD
mind them that NJ our present5tand NO, 90 OF
sToVFS CRATES, ,clNWAaA, HnusIE, s,'ss,
NIsHING GOODS RANGES FNh,H,H.SS Ind
FIREPLACE HEATERS, &e;: Se; ;,, 20 -! ~ y
del sSo ptSN@
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BY Grubbs & Williams, kuctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS sALE.-THE
" VERY VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, LOCATED IN
THE GREAT COAL BASIN OF VIRGINIA,
AND KNOWN AS THE CUNLIFFE MINES
FOR SALE AT AUC7ION.-As commissioner
appointed by the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield
county In the case Of Agnes Cunliffe Cunliife
et ais will sell at auction, upon the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, the eth day of January, 1t IL
O'Clock NJ. the PROPERTY above referred to,
lying an both sides of the Richmond and Danville
railroad. twelve miles from Richmond. and in the
same basin of coal as the celebrated Black Heth
collicry.
II embraces about 10 acres Of land nearly the
whole Of which contains coal of asuperior quality
A shaft has been sunk 325 feet, from which alone
by the judicious expenditure of little capital 100
tons Of supe. Tor coSl could be produced daily for
an indefinite period. he natural formation and
deposit OF the coal is favorable tn the most profit
able working: and the stua ion Of the property,
Immediately the railroad, affords every facility
for transportation. II has upon l. large dwelling,
which has been recently repaired
In the estimation Of experienced miners this Is
the most valuable coal property IN FirgAis now in
the market.
TERMS One-fourth cash: balance at two, three,
and four years, with Interest payable sCmi-:la-
Dually, the purchaser TO execute notes SatlSfacto-
rily endorsed. the title being retained by the court
until the notes are paid.
BENJAMIN H. NASH, Commissioner.
GRuBGS 81 WILLIAMS, huctioneers.
nO3I-Dc 5, l., l6. 81 IS, 20, ia li.5.6
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1889 Main street,

VALUABLE TWO-STORY FRAMED
COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ON THE EAST
SIDE IF TWENTY-FOURTH strict OPPO-
SITE UNION STATION CHURCH, FOR SALE
AT &UCT1pN.-Will be sold at public auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY the Hth day of Deem
Der. 1893 at d! O'Clock +. NJ, that very desirable
COTTAGE RESIDENCE located as described,
containing four rooms kitchen, &c.
The LOT fronts twenty feet seven and half
Inches, running back depth of one hundred and
thirty-t.so feet.
TERMS: : At sale. LYME Il BROTHER
de 10 Auctinne, "a
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sat-2e c.Gr r. -----rrf .g.=.. s..Er-f X
A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IA REAL ESTATE OPPOSITE THE SPOTS
WOOD HoTEL1on FRIDAY, 18th day or De-
cemher, 1883 Mt !? NJ shall SELL as assignee of Fer
dinand Neurath, q bankrupt at public auction,
those TWO VALUABLE TFNFMENTS Nos
80. and sos located on the north side OF Main be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, Immediately op-
posite the Spotsw0od Hotel. and at present occu-
pied by John Boucher & Co. and the said bank
rupt his propertywill be sold subject to ground
rent OF fifty dollars per month under deed OF
lease for fre years. beginning on the LIST day of
December. 1857 and expiring IN the 1st day or De-
cember. 1872 and to a deed OF trust duly recorded
In the Richmond Hastings Court for $500, made to
secure the payment of a negotiable note for the
same amount maturing on the 9th day OF January
1862. al''''
~ the same time and, place I shall also sell the
FIXTURES in No. sos occupied by said bank
ruptl. consisting of liCOUTTER. SHOWCASE.
pair Of SCALES. SFE Ives, large assortment OF
GLASS CANDY JARS, .TARLFS. CHAIRS &C.
TERMS: Cash. ~ I-;s GEORGE ROSS E.
Assignee of F. Neurath, bankrupt.
Postponed on account Of Indictment weather. to
TUESDAY the 18th instant Mt the same honr l2
O'Clock M GEORGE ROSS.
@ del Assignee of F. Neuratb. hsnk-npt
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HhIBBS q " ILLTANI
de IL kuctiOncers,
VERY VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTO-

VERY VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTO-
RI AND FIXTURES FOR SALE AThUC-
TION.-By virtue Of a decd Of trust made the Il +
teenth day of March, 1862, and duly record ID in the
clerks Office Of the Hastings Court / will, rs
NESDAY the 23d December, at IL O'Clock NJ. on
.rhc premises, the valuable four-st0ry BRICK
FACTORY. with ali the FACTORY FIXTURES
conveyed by said deed, now rented to Mr. p. j.
Christian at the annual renta! of 81. 900.
The lot fronts eighty feet on Main street, with
usual depth, and has upon It besides the factory
brick Kitchen, box shop, and shed for drying to-
bacco the whole in good condition. Possession
given March !. 1869.
TERMS: Though the deed requires 4 cash sale
am instructed TO say that for the real estate the
following terms will be accepted: One-fnurth
cash balance at six. twelve and eighteen months
with Interest added, secured by a trust deed. For
the fixtures: For al sums over $50, sixty days
credit for approved endorsed paper. cash. at the
option Of The purchasers.
de l2-tds K. H. WHITLOCK, Trustee,
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND /4ees

4 AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP SSssuzasEaxssE9
Line Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEI
CITY composing this line will leave Phiadelphla
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and X.
Louis, vta Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston; and close connection
made at Norfolk. Bills OF ladng signed through.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals aud Sta-e'
room, $lo. ". x. PORTER, Agent,
oc III Office 2425 Dock street.
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BY A. G. Pullam, Auctioneer,
southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth streets.
GALE BY TRUSTEE ITO BE MADE IN

GALE BY TRUSTEE ITO BE MADE IN
TRACT OF LAND LYING PARTLY IN POW
HATAN COUNTY AND PARTLY. IN CHEs-
TERRIFIED COUNTY. KNOWN AS HKES-
EICk,n OF WHICH MAJOR JOHN CLARKE
DIED SF1IED.-In pursuance of trust decd
dated the 9Th OF July, 1853. from Richard F. Archer
to the undersigned as trustee shall offer for sale
December 1858, at IL O'Clock NJ. at the southwest
corner Of Main and Pearl streets, In front OF the
office of A. G. Pulliam, in the city of Richmond
the UNDIVIDED INTEREST Of the said Richard
F. Archer In the tract Of land above mentioned
supposed to contain about 300 acres, more or less
TERMS Cash, unless by consent of parties
other terms shall be substituted.
G. &. MCRAE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A.. G. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

.Siqas of'ths approach Of CHRISTMAS Itro
Cases of suade, Death IN One Day
.S,a0ab- Storm,
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RAILROADS.


III @
tErALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
~ TO THE N0RTH, EST AND WEST va
To- RIaI E2gTh, EAsT AEp TEs VI
PoToNxG RGfIRoIp, c4RRY1 iyEnss 41s s2e
UNITED STATES MAILTWICE dairy VI nhk
akNT CABS WITH NEW PATENT sLEEpt:..
TBROpaH TRAINs on thls rosd ara now 1r ra aS
from the depot corner BYgp AID Elgyys1s
sEEEzTs IS S9iIngs: "A1a
Richmond daily ~ HIS a. N, srrtving n W w.
lngton vt 6:i5 z. ID, connecting With I'd earig "a
ternoon express trains To- the North, Ear A.. ~
The MIGHT THROUGH NALL TRArs, ,s.,
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping ch';sa
attached, leaves Richmond daily (sundays eS se,,
ed st s:h P. ~, arriving In Washington Al N.
A. D., connecting with the early morning tr,,..
for the North, East and West AA
Goth STkAMERs stop nj Alexandra. each IN,
!: The ACCOMMODATIONS R&lH for S;jfSS,s
md al way stations le.vcs depot corner Bto..SS
md Eshtn ssreets. Al s:zo 2. Il. Rstpr1ia ~rriTss
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH "a.
GAt5E CHECKS TO oil principal points. >''d'
For further Information and through ticse.s .,
aty a. the Once Of the company, corner Broad Iid
ofce. corner Byrd and EisbtS s. aea Inc ticket
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticke, Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH. superintendent. do,
VATINTER sCHEDULE.--.RICBN0,N;Tn
w AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD ~
and after WEDNESDAY the I'd Decernbcr liz
trains over this road Will be run as foliows ''%
Leave Richlnond a:t s. X. and ?:fs ?. n.
Leave PetcrGburg AZ 9:i5 4. ". and $50 P
ACCOM- IODA1fO& TEAM, with r4s,sn,o.
car attached, viii leave Richmond daily ~ I.iSHP
n. and Petersburg daily at $40 A. u. SUNDAY:
e1cepted). ...... -.'~NN-1%'s
The4A. N. train viii not leave Richmond On sur.
days and the $50 ?. H. train will not leave Peter
burg on Sundays. ,...... '.S-
Passengers for Norfolk will take the ,.p i,
train, running through daily.
The passenger coach attached 70 the eosI ram
Will leave Clover Hill att A. ~, and retu,ninr
leave Richmond at 2ao Z. II. on Tuesdays, Thurs,
days, and Saturdays. '.-,..e'. 4. II. GILL,
del Engineer and Superintendor.
pICHMOND AND DkRVlLLE Rail.
AZ o A D-WINTEE SCHEDULE-O ON .,t
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains on this
road will run as follows ',+a ''''
esa 6IMG oMds s:,T aa Traln.Leaye.
d al at AZ p NJ onnectinS at Burkevflle with
me soutnslde ROAD Tor Parmytlle, Lyuchbury, and
ali stations on the Virginia and Tennessee rai.
soau' hno1Tllie, Nashville, Memphis &c, Tenn:
c&tuT, g., Ala Corinti, Grand JUNCTION., VlcsS-
DuTIi &C., Miss; New Orleans, &c. and al Grenra
1oro' With North Carolina railroad COR Charlotte
SottNbls, InaFteston Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
bile, New Orleans, &C.
GOING EAsT.-ThcoUsh NHu IrAtn.-Leava,
Greensboro dsily at $50 A. IL leaves DanvilIe
daily st SAB 4. ID. connects 81 Burkeyle Yfth H.
seuEhside train from LyuchburS Tor Pe.ers6urs'
&c.
Through tickets can be procured At The ,,cle,
occes in Richmond and DanVtlle to I'll important
points South and Southwest, and at Greensboro
and DaRYille TO all points North, East snd Wesf
TiOhAS D0DAHEAD
no y SHpertutaudrnt.
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EOR SALE, A FIRST-CLASS TOP-BUG-
h GY, nearly new. A bargain may be had by
early application to
j J. OSBORNE Il CO., Main street
dc s-Iw between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
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T Asst CATALOGUE SALE rsG .
~ .,d ~ sa.,y OF THE SEASON.
On WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 10TH,
Cou,srsrf-Tr A - IN nsr,Y r<r1r

On WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 10TH,
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK,
will sell by catalogue very large and desirable
line OF MERCHANDISE, comprising in part q
general assortment of
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS of. various
styles and fabrics =. ,.....r ..r.g
DOMEsTICS consisting OF sheetings, Ticks
I Prints, Flauuels. Checks, &c. (: 49, ~ =
LADIES, and MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
embracing Hosiery In variety, Gloves and
us Gauntlets, White and Coored HaEdkerchiefs
Undershirts and Drawers. Rosoms, &c.
A great assortment OF SRTINETS, CLOTHS,
80 DOESkISS, and CASSTMERES; = i.s#aG
large variety of DRESS GOODS consisting of
PoplIns, English and French Merinos, De-
LANES. and Alpacas: AHE
A fnll line Of LADIES and MISSES HATS-new
winter styles, in felt and velvet, OF various
-colors and patterns
. Y.. rr ALSO, .tGgt,
500 cases BOOTS SHOES, and BALMORALS
consigned directly from the eastern manufac-
tlirers, for Mems, ladies', Misses, and Chill
dren's wear--in various sizes and styles:
A large and attractive line Of REhDY-MADE
CLOTHING, embracing Mems Garments IN
regular assortments and in great variety.
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TERMS All sums under 300. cash: over 900
ninety days credit for approved endorsed notes
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

THE VERY VALUABLE FARM ON
Z JAMES RIVER, IN HESTERFIELD
COUNTY. CALLED COX AND DALE. CON
TANNING ABOUT 200 AChF 5 OF VERY VALU-
ABLE JAMES RIVER LOW GROUNDS, FOR
o on ,,n IL sen al snctioh
1863 commencing at IL o clock NJ. the very valua-
BILE little FARM above described, about is miles
Mellow X Richmond in Chesterfield county. opposite
Dutch Gap and adj icent TO the Hewlett farm and IL
miles from Petersburg.
This land is very productive, and the character
Of the soil and It's location render 1t peculiarly
suited rs market and dairy farm.
The improvements are a new two story FRAME
DWELLING with four rooms, and Ill necessary
out-buidngs all new.
TERMS: at sale.
GRUBBS x WILLIAMS,
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BY Grubbs Il Williams. Auc:ioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A ONE-FIFTH INTEREST IN THE ST.
"A CHARLES HOTEL PROPERTY Will
BE SOLD AT AUCTION, UPON THE PRE-
Misses. ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF DECEMBER, At u O'CLOCK Milne pro-
pertv is so well known that lengthy description
is deemed unnecessary. II Is situated on the north
east corner Of Main and Wall streets. Is seventy
three and ten-twelftbs by about one hundred ana
seventy feet TO Walnut alley. and has upon 1t the
large and handsome brick building covering the
whole area four stories above the basement and
laid of into three eligible stores on Main street
and seven stores on Wall street. besides the H0-
tel, which embraces about one hundred rooms.
finished and ARRANGED In the best manner. with
evcry convenience and requisite for the business
The Hotel is now successfully conducted.
The rents are between $4,000 and So 600, and the
location IS so advantageous, being in the heart OF
the bu. mess part of the city, that this property
must always te regarded as 4 substantial! and pro-
ftablc iuvcstu cnt
sale. GRUBBS !LLiaMo.
Dc 7-9,lltd Auctioneers.
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~ E. KLoEBER, DENTIST, in 49,
10 serts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL S6G
TEETH at TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per-
feet fit and durability warranted. Call and see
specimens Of the work.
Particular attention devoted to filling and pre-
serving the teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain.
Dental Rooms 903 Broad street &C 10
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EOX'S LINE OF FREIGHT BOATS
Z } The business will be continued In the name
OF w. z. COX, agent,
Our boats are new and OF frst-class, command
ed by experienced and careful captains. Boats
locked and cargo insured, and will leave RICH
NOND and LYNCHBURG promptly on the fol.
lowing days Of each week: WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS. ~.
.aBoat MEMPHIS, Captain H. c. BRAGG;
Boat NEW ERA, Captain K. a. EVANS;
Boat w. ID. MILLER, Captain X. A. CONNER;
Boat A. FERGUSON, Captain r. L. SIMMER.
Freight VIII he taken 10 LYNCuBUKG, LEX
INGTOE, BUCHANAN, and all intermediate
points along the line.
Way freights must be prepaid.
Through to Lynchburg and beyond, charges fol-
low, or prepaid al the option of the shipper.
". 2. COX, gent,
Dock street between Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
l.. +. LUCADO,
no SIN Basin bank, Lynchburg.
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VhOWHATAN STEAMBOA Te.sSSss;ssss,

4 COaiPAS T.--sT H. Il r X ) kEaZ7ssssssa
STATE OF MARYLAND AND rETE k3by Eo;
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND sAFE k0uTE ~
THE EST.-TRi-TEEKLY LINE TO BAL,
TIhORE, MAKlNG CLOsE CQNSECII0lHH
WITH STEAMERS TO PHiLkDELPHlh.-,sA,Oo
CGAEGE FOR " HARPAGE, DRAYhGE,
OR FORWARDING, AND NO TRANshir';
hEST OF GOODS BETWEEN RICHMOND
AND Observation-Disclosures Baltimore egcrJ
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and shTyRIlAl'
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THUR
DAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day teACepI Sandtyl ~ !"
7o,clock z. II. Theee steamers h2Ye excellent sG'
loon, stateroom, and passenger accommodation.
Fsre, TWO DOLLAES; meals an9 Sss1Et0''@
extra. For freight or passage apply 20
HAGYEYS & WILLLAiiS, ASeDtl
suls Commercial Block
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12
CHEsAPEAKEAND OHIO RAILROAD,

n LahL AN - OlIJr AAl
W WINrEE SCHEDUEE.-On sud after the
FIRST OF OCTobEE, 1888, the passenger trains
Will run AS follows:
AGS!L T2&i-E between Richmond and stsup-
ton daily te&ceps Sunday Ard between stanton
and CoTtIgLOn tri-weckly-YiZ., LeATC Blchl4ocd
Ct 7.ls h, 4. and arrive at Staun.on at 2.gs =. ~
Leave Staunton at 2.5s a. ii. and a..iye al Rich
D. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Gown ton IL 81 A. 2, and arrive Ut S.aun-
ton nj so i. VI. Leave Ss.GEtQn ut 2.s- L. u. and
arri e vt Covine;on NJ 7.SS z. 81.
ACCOMMODATES I&AtE b"i Rich
muEd and Charlottesville on hOkDEEG, WE'D
kESDAIa aud SArUHDA&S. Leave GGar-
lot32sgt'l2 81 8. =. and arrive 4! Eichmonf't
O. 80 =. L. leE7e EicEu~C1 3. $40 T. q. ana ar
rive 81 Charlottesville ~ . z. Il.
I'M ia: fran Cp4lUc.s ST tOTdoHsNIt ana
Charlottesville nth .c4!uG IN DEA!.se. AlaEAutilt,
snd Manassas railroads roT ALEXANDRIA,
WAaaINGTON, PIiI:.ADELPHIA, =. Y0RRR6,
LIEG G3LG. KNOXVILLE. EHATTAh00-
GOi.ERY, EH3If.T, So. a:auGt"n With
stares Tor LEXINGTON, NATURAL BRIDGE
EARHL5OABGEu, WlNCEES1ER, a ~
Goshen, VIII stages for LE&l&GIDh, Natl
RkLI BRIl5|E, &c. At Ai!ihor0, WITH stage ~
BATH ALg4, WARG, HOT, sno 6EALlSs
SPHIN as. Al CoYingIOa, With stages iof
WEImw SGLPHUE SPRINGS LEWlSBuR6,
CHARLESTON, &c.
JAAiES y. SETEEhLh ED,
&c 70 General ytcLCt tEcn'