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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Heavy RoJJery-1he Season.
PETERSBURG, November II, 1868.

PETERSBURG, November II, lcoS.
Night before last the largest robbery OF
the season was committed on the premises
Of Mr.. Charles Leonard, who keeps gun
and iewelry store on Bank street. 1t was
though; best yesterday to keep the matter
secret, in the hope that detection OF the
rogues might he facilitated but as no clue
leading to their Identity, or TO the recovery
of the stolen property, has yet been dis
covered, it can subserye no useful purpose
for the police longer to affect ignorance.
Entrance was effected in the rear of the
store, and goods to the amount of about
thousand dollars, consisting Of pistols,
Bowie knives, and other articles, were borne
off. Besides these, a gold watch and chain,
belonging TO another party, and valued al
two hundred dollars, was also taken. This
is the second time within few months
that Mr.. Leonard's store has been robbed,
though his losses on the previous occasion
were not so heavy. From the successful
manner in which the operation has been
conducted this time, battling all detection,
we may well conclude that there Is an or
gained band of a ccomplished thieves
providing about the city seeking for prey.
A rainy, disagreeah!e day, like the pre-
sent, renders city life dull and monotonous;
but, taken altogether, perhaps there has
been no autumn within the memory OF man
having such long succession of glorious
weather. >.
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BY Grubhs & Williams, Auctioncers.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

T7HE HANDSOME RESIDENCE AT THE
L SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN ANT
THIRD STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTION
on THURSDAY. 18TH NOVEMBER. AT s
O'CLOCK r. Nit has been remOdelled and re-
novated throughout painted ard papered new
roof, covered with slate; iron verandah iron rail
Ing In front: hot and cold baths: water-closcts
new cocklng-ranRc, and Lstrcbc stoves.
There are II rooms besides bathrooms, closets
coal and wocd-roCms.
The improvements have bncn made under the
direction Of Il gentleman familiar with all the mo.
dern arrangements, intended for his own residence
and no expense has been spared to make 1t com
plete In every respect.
Snch property Is rarely offered in the market,
and we therefore Invite very particular attention
to this sale.
The lot Is 53xlc4 feet tn an alley 81 feet wide.
After which will he sold the PROPERTY adJoin-
ing on the east embracing the school house occ =
pied by Mr.. David Turner with lot a5XloA feet TO
the alley above referred To.
Title nnquestiOned and perfect.
The house will be open for examination on
Thursday from A. NJ. TO the hour OF 81 C.
TERMS At sale.
GRU8BS & WILLIAMS,
AuctiOur
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The Stnv INV.

To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
Having lately seen many editorials OF
your paper in favor OF the extension
of the stay law, l should judge you were
personally interested, as your sympa-
thy seems altogether in favor Of the
debtor and if they will suffer after having
years TO settle their debts, what do you sup
pose thecreditors have been doing, deprived
of all their rights for the same length Of
time. 1t would be much more honorable to
remain silent on the subject rather than
0l,odyS to take the part of the undeserving
party, who from their course have given
reason to believe they would take advan-
tage of the law, unjust as it is, were it to
remain in force for all time to come.
A LADY SUFFERER.
Richmond, November 18th.
We have never written one article, much
less "many," in favor of extending the
operation of the stay law. On the contrary,
we only few days ago declared that we
were opposed on principle to usury laws,
sumptuary laws, and stay laws; and on
yesterday published two communications
against the extension of the law. We con-
fess 10 much sympathy with the debtor
class but believing that the law is uncon-
stitutional, and knowing that it has been
SO pronounced, 80 far as it affects deeds OF
trust, by the highest judicial tribunal o.
8 the State, we could not advocate its continu'
ance. There can be no foundation for thu
charge made against US by ga Lady suf
ferer" other than the few remarks we re
Gently made giving what we at the time
understood to be the reasons which wou!t
influence General SToNEMAN to continue
the operation of the law. , (
We believe further discussion to be I'm
necessary. 1t will prove entirely fruitless
For reasons which we gave last week, w
deem it to be pretty certain that Genera
SLOVENIAN will not interpose, but will allow
the stay law to expire according to TIT
terms of the act itself.
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by Wellington GOddin,
sucIionecr and Real Estate Agent.
THE CELEBRATED ESTATE

THE CELEB RATED ESTATE ON
\ JAMES RIVER, ISJAMES CITY COUNTY,
! KNOWN AS 'JAMFSTOWE ISLAND CON
| TAINISG ONE THOUSAND THREE HUN
| DRED AND nINE rY-OEE ACRES, FOR SALE
| AT kUCTIDN.-ht the request OF Major william
| Allen. | shall sell ut public auction, nj my ONCE
and Eleventh streets. OH TUESDAY the 9th Octo-
her 1853 ut IL o'clock NJ. that valuable estate Of
historic fame known rs JAMESTOWN ISLAND
CT ntaining r HIRTEEN HUNDRED AND = IN e
TT-OHE ACRES, OF which f"ur hundred and
three acres are open land Of great fertility, with
simple wood and timber for the use Of the place
There are on the place the ruins Of several old
buildings erected before the Revolution, and few
other bindings for the use Of the estate.
This property Is Of peculiar value by reason of
IT'S location. II has long river front. where YES
sells Of the largest size can load thus afording nm
usual facilities for transporting to northern mar
kets fruits vegetables. an| other crops The J.
mate and the soil ere admirably adapted for early
vegetables and fruits.
Whilst the place IS susceptible Of division into
Persons disposed To yie% the property can do so
at any time before the day of sale.
The title IS clear except rs To lien or about
IS. coo which will be discharged out Of the pro-
cecds of sale.
The special attention Of northern capitalists or
those disposed to embark IN farming In the
trucking business Is particularly called TO this
truly valuable property.
A plat of the Island can be seen at my Office.
TRIMS: Onc-fourth cash balance ut !, 8. and
12 months for negotiable notes interest added Sc
cured by trust deed
Possession II the end Of the year.
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GALE OF LAND.-On FRIDAY the goth

CALE OF LAND.-0n FRIDAY the goth
day Of November 1863. by virtue Of Il decree
of the County Court OF Prince Edward the under
signed as commissioner of the court will sell to
the highest bidder, upon the promises, a certain
TRACT OF LAND lying In said county ana
DREO ACRES. and upon which Mrs. Martha A.
grew, deceased. formerly resided, and within two
miles Of Burkcville.
This properly IS too well known to need dcscrip-
ton and With little capital and enterprise can be
m AIDE very handsome and valuable. buildings eX-
ceIlent and In good repair.
DR. James A. ) gncw, at Burkeylle VIII show
the place to any person wishing to see 1t before day
Of sale.
TERMS A credit OF six, twelve. and eighteen
month"; bonds with satisfactory security, and title
retained until the purchase money! IS paid
GEORGE w. JONES,
mo- Commissioner.
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An IMMENSE MONSTER FOUND - SOME
ACCOUNT OF IT.-The scientific world has
not been 50 deeply agitated for a long time
as it recently has by a discovery which was
made about three weeks ago. The matter
is still in an undeveloped condition, but we
make mention of the discovery so far as it
is at present understood. Some weeks ago
DR.. W. L. Webb, Of the Union Pacific rail
road, and resident Of this city, observed
white substance protrudlng from the SIDE
of q ravine near Sheridan, Kansas, which
excited his curiosity.
An examination resulted in the discovery
Of one of the most wonderful and best-pre-
served specimens of the antediluvian mon
sters known to science.
1t is huge skeleton of the lizard specles'
known as the mosasaurus, and Is eighty-six
feet long it measures eight feet In dame
ter at the rear of the neck, while its jaws
are five feet long, and well supplied with
teeth.
A mosasaurus was discovered in ITO by
naturalist named Hoffman in the quarrles
of st. Peters Mountain. 1t is now IN the
Jarlen des Plantes in Paris it is twenty
five feet long, and ON object of much curl
osity. But the one in question is more than
three times as large, and is at the same
time in the most perfect state OF preserVa'
ton. ~,
Firmly imbedded in the bank, 1t Will re.
ouire great labor and care to bring IL ou'
in the perfect state IN Whlcn II nsls o; oJTN
found, It is, of course, Of immense weight,
ho;,r colidlv netrified.
Communications of inquiry and conngra-
+,1otion have been received from Professor
Apassiz and other learned naturallsts
throughout the country, and they all pro
nounee it a most wonderful discovery.
It is not yet determined upon where the
fossil will be placed when extracted; appll
cations for it have been received from many
scientific societies. 1t will probably be sen
TO the Academy Of Natural Sciences IL
Philadelphia.-St. Louis Dispatch.
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SEWING MACHINES.
NEW FAMILY

SEWING MACHINES
FOR SALE BY THE AGENTS.
ChRDUZO. ALSDP & FOURQUREANa
No. 9l3 BROAD STREET.
An experienced operator will be IN at!endance 10
show the working capacities, OF ihls celeofa.su
muntty to require communication :.
Prices, 800 and $es. Full instructions given 70
purchasers. ,.,,..,x ,or5,,,,
tuckfnG. quitting telling trimming. binding etc. :,
a-e novel and practical, and have been Invented
and adjusted especially for this Machine. - az
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By Wellington GcddiI,
1nCttOneer and Ienl Estate Agent.

NEW CANAL-BOAT FOR SALE AT
IN AUCTION.-Will he sold at auction At the
corner OF Canal and Eighth streets, on THURS
DAY the 18th of November, 1868. at IL CLOCK VI,
a arst-ratc NEW OPEN CsEhL-BOAT with
cabin attached, suitable for the transportation or
coal wood lumber, or any kind of merchandise
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour
Of sale.
no lids ". GODDIN Auctioneer.
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m RIU nj P H A NTi

WILCOX s GIBBS SEWING MACHINE:
Sor in hundred trials and tests 1t has triImphed
over competition, and borne away the palm OF
plest and most perfect machine now before Sne
public 1t sews, hcma, felis, tncks, gathers, ana
arS Ioes not disurb the quiet OF any weli-regraed
family with noise and racket not TO DC tolerated
I'm any orderly nstghborhood.
Sole agency for this machine NO. lAs' hsin
sas ssasm p. E. GIBBS. agent.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
LARGE MANUFAGTURISG MILL, IN TIE
COUNTY or alECKLFNBUEG, TA:I7by xi5-
buro county rendered at The September term 1865.
In the case of William IowDcs, pl;intih; axslnst
Beverley Williamson IN his own rlght ana rs az
miD!stratnr OF James Williamson, deceased. de-
PENDANT The undersigned as special commissioners
will sell on WEDNESDAY the % day. OF Deem
Der 1862 upon the premises at puTShcr ansI R
TRACT OF LAND In the county OF Meckcnpnrg
~ which the late James Williamson died sliced,
containing NINE BUNDLED AND FoUR AND
This land is Situated on the Dan river above the
mouth Of Big Buffalo creek one ana mai! mics mics
Strings six miles above Clarksvle, aud eleven
miles from the Richmond and llanyilie ralro"a.
The improvements consist Of larSe ana S2lr
HOUSES, including BARNS STABLES, &c
There Is on the premises good APPLE ana
PELCII ORCHARD, and well Of good water In
'D Also, ONE LOT OF FOUR ACRES, lying i'm
medatelv beyond the corporate limits OF GIaTKS-
vile, with a LhRGE TitRtE,s.ItSa1 n b ~ y
good DWELLING-H0UsE and five or SIX double
Cabins. ., Ill, Ia cold = ONE
F0IJETH INTEREST In that large manuiactnr.
Ing mill ut Abbyville known as htoSh .t III .
MILL, and the improvements connectcn tLere
with, consisting ola MilbEkS SKs |,
HOUSE, COOPER SHOP ana bhAoA'Ahh u D
Si Also. TWO SMALL LOTS lying two or three
o1so ~ For cash as to so much OF the
nrncpeds Of sale as will defray al expenses the
balance of the purchase money TO De glVlcea lnLo
two equal instruments payable one ana .wo Hands
viii, annroved security. bearing Interest from 'ate
and thr title 10 be retained unit! al the purchase
money is paid and conveyance are GrggreI y 'ne
coln a a. Special Commissioner.
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BY s. n. Davis,
Dy =. ", ITdETS,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
L DWELLING. SITUATED ON TIE EAST
AND LrIGH STREETS. AT ATCTION.-By
virtue of n deed Of trust executed nv Robert r..
Smith tn the subscriber dated ?5h day Of april,
1863 and recorded In tire Richmond Hustincs
Court Office. and being there 10 required by the
holder Of the note secured will sell ut anc-
ton, upon tho premises. on TUESDAY the 2!th
day OF Sovcmbor 1852 Mt O'Clock p. NJ. IL fair.
If not then on the next fai- dsv thereafter. at the
same hour. the STORE and DWELLING located
rs above. The lot fronts Brock avenue fifty feet,
and runs back ls5 to an alley In common twenty
feet wide, on which 1t has a front Of thirty-ftve
feet more or less.
TERMS : Cash as to aeoO, with interest from the
2sth lav of October. 1853 and expenses IF execr-
ting this trust; the balance upon such terms as
may be agreed upon ut the hour Of sale.
GE3PGT y. WISE, Trustee.
g. NJ DAVIS huctiOnner. No II
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Possession ii the end Of the year.
w. GOODIN, Auctioneer.

7. Son the foregoing estate there Is first
rate NEW WHARF. where vessels drawing SIX
teen feet OF water can approach. There Is also 4
good bridge connecting the island with the main
land at the road leading to Williamsburg, distant
six and half miles. IN addition. there Is upon It
GOOD ORCHARD of various kinds of fruits.
w. EDDDIS, AuctiOueer.
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pOSTpDNEMENT.

The sale of the above described property is post
poncd 70 WEDNESDAY, 20 December 1853, when
It will take place al my Office, corner Bank and
Eev h streets 1T IL NJ, when It viii be sold with
out limit or reserve. w. GODDlN,
NO WI inmcpr.
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REsrAuRANYs, SC.

VETELLE, REsTAURA- ~
III TEuE, No. 1900 MAIN EseR
STRFFT keeps on band the DELL -sAA
SkCIES and SuBSFANTIALS OF .sx--SH
the sesson--wild and Gonestic-yhether OF the land
or the waGers served In best style 10 order ~ his
own tables or elsewhere
He respectfully Invites the ladies or Richmond 20
patroniZe his LADIES' ORDINARY, where they
can enjoy his best dishes IN comfort and entirely
secure from the slightest in6ecorpm. bic pleaSes
his word To this.
The BEST LIQUORS WINES, and BREWED
DRINKS 10 order at his bar, and the Enest Ci-
CARS, with PlPESa &C., always 70 be had IN Inc
saloon, 3EG4 - oe
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BY Winstock 4 Levin, Auctioneers.
II ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
1 On WEDNESDAY the 18th Of November mt
10 O'Clock, we will sell at our warernom, NO. laos
Main street. A fresh and most desirable STOCK Oh
MERCHANDISE, comprising in part
BOOTS, SHOES and BALM0RALS: for mems,
women's. and children's wear. OF every sIgIe
and variety, direct from eastern manuiac-
The latest STYLES OF MEMS and BOYS HATS,
embracing all sizes and colnrs; .
Choice lot OF elegant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Wool, Ingram, and magnificent Brussels pat
Fl DOR and TABLE OILCLOTHS.
Splendid assortment of
CLOTHS,
ChSSTMERFS,
SATTNFTS,
HOOP SKIRTS
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
and other articles, which will be exhibited on day
Of sale.
TERMS Cash. .
We ask the special attention OF city and country
merchants 70 this prime lot Of gonds. consigned 70
lis direct from manufacturers, which VIII be SOLD
positively without reserve III lots to sufs puT-
chascrs.
Consgnment= solicited. Liberal advances made
and prompt returns guaranteed.
nol1 hurt'oneerS. .
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BY Cook & Laughton. AuctIoneers
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
TLEGANT VELVET AND BRUSSELS
- CAsPET$. supEEInR EN Sc W
TENSION TARLES. &C. AT AUCTION.-Un
WEDNESDAY the 18th Instant ut 10 O'Clock We
PETS. FNGRhVINGS, &c. consisting of
elegant VELVET CARPETS,
BRuSSELS CARPETS,
Several THREE-PLY and INGRAM CAR
PETS:
A collection Of the handsomeat TOTNRED
ESGRhVtNGS ever offered here at auc-
ton. including
Q IIiWRIHG SCENES,
WAR AND PEACE,
REFRES HMENTS,
GOING WITH AND AGAINST THE
STREAM. OR BEFORE AND AFTER
FALSE DFLFSION.
2VILLAGE BLACKSMITH AND Way
sTRi biGz AS F. DEATH OF CARDINAL
1B0I Fly HT''IklNeIAs, or FPENcH FURY.
A e sI Of LANDSCAPES and other
These pictures arc all finished in The most artistic
tanner and haudsom"'~ f"nmed, with glass.
ALSO,
. massive MAHOUiNI EXTENSION Ia
Several GILT FRAME MIRRORS. &c.
COOK Il LAUGHTOE,
no 10 AuctcEecrs.
viii he added to the above.
EXCELLENT sTvEN-OCTAvE PIANO,
in Rosewood case
1sUPEkIoR. DOUBLE-BARREL SHOT
An as :ortment of H HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
COOK & LAUGHTON,
nol7 Auctoncers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
gIWO FARMS FOR RENT AT

TYNWO FARMS FOR RENT AT AUG
Z TION.-We Will rent for one year at auction,
on the premises. on FRIDAY the 10Th November.
ut 70 O'Clock NJ. the TWO FARMS on the Charles
City road about three miles below the city OF Rich
moGd. formerly occupied by Edward Hogan. and
adjoining John Y. fravis and others-one contain
Ing !3s acres, nearly all cleared; the other con-
tanning 14l1 acres, nearly all cleared; both having
log cabins and stables. Thee are productive
lands.
TERMS: At renting -
GRUBB5 e WILLIAMS,
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BY James NJ. Taylor K Son, Auctioneers,
Office, No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswo0d Hotel

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
MOND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF & deed of
trust executed to the subscribers by JOHN Clash
aud Hannah hts wife. bearing date the 9Th day
Of EpriI, 1891. duly recorded IN the Richmond
Hastings Court. shall, in execution thereof, 1T
the request In writing. of The heneiciares In said
deed, proceed 70 sell 81 public auction. on the
premises, on THURSDAY the c6ih day of Eoyem-
Der, lS63, at O'Clock ?. NJ t:f.tr. If rot the first
fair dag hereafter Sunday excepted, the REAL
TAIN Lot, PIECE. OR PARCEL OF LAND
situated living, and being In the city Of Richmond
ut reing the same property which vas conveyed
the said John Cash by Yuil 5 Rust and Flvira J
Pust his wife. by their deed, dated the oath day Of
ADril In the year 1850 and recorded In the Clerks
OIL % of the Hastings Court Of the city Of Rich
mnncD. bounded as foows-tO Wit. beginning at
ffty-eght feet from the north line OF ten foot
alley: thence on the western side Of said road
north ten degrees west, one hundred and twenty
two feet thence on said Sledd's line south thirty
degrees west, one hundred aud eight feet to
alley ten feet y ide usually called Graham's alley:
thence along the western margin of said alley
south, thirty-One degrees east, one hundred and
EvanS's corner, on the aforesaid ten foot alley.
usually called Graham's alley and thence on his
line north, thlr'ytwo degrees east sixty-two feet
t. The beginning.
JTron the above-descrbcd property there Is
good store dwelling and other buildings, and is the
same property on which the said Clash resides
TERMS: One-hird cash the balance at 8 and IL
Of sale and secured by 4 deed of trust,
GEORGE VI. DREWRY. Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON,
buctioneerS. no l6-lOt
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By P. Bowman, Auctioneer.

BY P. Bowman, Auctioneer. ...
A TTRACTIvE AND SPECIAL SALE.
"A will sell on THURSDAY, November 10,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock, ut my warehouse, i2li
Main street.. great variety Of
& DOLLS and all kinds Of ether TOYS:
A splendid assortment of FANCY GOODS and
A select stock of GERMANTOWN GOODS. as
BREAKFAST SH WIS, S0NTkGS, NU-
BIAS STARFS, WOOLTFN HOODS etc.
A full line Of FIR SETS, and fine assortment
of JEWELRY.
These goods are dIrectly consigned from northern
iobhinc and importing houses. and are principally
ADAPTED far Christmas presents.
also will s. II n fresh and choice stock ~ ,.
HOSIERY. DOMESTICS, and DRY GOODS,
suited for the season.
A fire stock Of ROOTS and SHOES, and FUR
and WOOL HATS:
ALSO.
large consignment rf all kinds Of
WINES and LIQUORS.
I would call the snecial attention Of our rner-
chants 10 this prime lot Of goods rs by request of
the consignors they will and must he sold without
reserve. 2. BOWMAN,
no17 AnctIonccr and Commission Merchant.
TINE ENTIRE PROPERTY AT GOOCH-
LAND COURTHOUSE FOR SALT.-Tha
undersigned, commissioners under decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Goochland will sell on TUESDAY
the LIST day Of December. 1865 ut Goochland Court
house the entire properly fthat place. consisting
Of the FARM. TAVERN. sTOREHOUSES.
DWFLLING-HO TTsFS, &c. The property Is very
valuable, and affords rare opportunity for Invest
mcnt.
TERMS Cash rs to much as shall he necessary
to pay expenses OF decree and sale and the residue
upon credit IF one two. and three years pur-
chaser giving bond and security nc.
En-. FLEMING,
W. n. LFiKF.
no l7-I0t Commissioners.
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Tor NEW YoRK-0LD D0-sc5s,S2>

r. VIZ H'HW Ot@I-1+1D = On n =
u MINtON STEAMSHIP COMPA-SSGsasszaf,
NY.-The splendid new 5!dc-whec! eteaua!tE'
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, MALARIA, ALLIE.
MARLE, AMI HATTERhS, leave New York 4f
Richmond every WEDNESDAY sad StEtS,
sATURDAY.
These chips are entirely new, they Esyc ctet4A'
galoong and s.atcroomG: the Fare, @c~oG!Iy@"'
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Fretai.ts for points beyond New SOsx ioTWsr%'
with dispatch, and 20 charge made gave l1r &C.
tual expenses incurred.
sou.Ge.n snG haro p,;ga potts. 49,,
Insurance eGeCte1 ~ l0SCSt rates when orGGTc,
N. L. hCCREADY, President, lH GreennN'
sttest, New YocS-
WILLIa8 c. DUNBAR & CO., agents,
mys corner Main and Eleventh st'sf'5'
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gEAa. ESTATE FOE SALE.

~.-~-I~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~ ~~~~o~-~~-~~---.~~~~~
EOR SALE OR RENT, q FARM Of
z THREE HUNDRED AND EIFTY-SIX
ACRES. in Chesterfield county, seven miles from
further particulars apply TO -
d. a. BROWN,
no le-3t No. lilo Main street.
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NNTINTER, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

!. NTINTER, Observation-Disclosures
w AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD-H.
and after WEDNESDAY the lsh instant 4.
trains over this road win be run as follows: NC
Leave Richmond at a. ". and 2:ss p N
Leave Petersburg at 1o:25 4. " and e:s1 px
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, With psssen,s,
car attached will leave Richmond daily Al iisp
ID. and Petersburg daily at $40 A. N. isUnG,v,
excepted). ''4'"I'
The "A. VI. train will not leave Richmond on sr,-
days, and the $50 Z. d. train will not leave Peters.
burg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 7ssPn
train, running through daily. 81
Fare 10 Norfolk -. Baggage checked through,
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal tat
win leave Cover Hill at A. H., aud retu,niaI
leave Richmond at $40 p. u. on Tuesdays. hnrs.
days, and Saturdays. Z. II. Gill.
nO3 ENGINEER and 1unp rinrpnr.,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-18

NEONTHLY SCHOOL REPORTS printed
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-18

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