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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-07
oUn PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence ctthe Richmond Dispatch.
Afsniny Day-Rrayor's Court-Rciief Associa-
ssSgs3 s1saH tson-S oup-hcuSe. -

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ARniny Day.-Rrayor's court-Rc iief Associa'
80 tion-Soup-heuse.
ls PETERSBURG, January s, 1900;
!, Il Al day of wet and gloom has naa 10,
pressing effect on the human sp,Ii.s, "uo
sfaw persons leave their cornfortapie counS
ine-rooms except under a kind OF compui;
s;en' In tho carly morning the snow fell
t,rned into rain, which has been the order
of the day up the present time. Some
thing has been doing in cotton at Satur-
days rates; but nothing in tobacco or any
other produce. :.
In the Mayors Court to-day the exami-
nation Of the negro man who attempted to
murder Patrick Curtis, few weeks ago,
was entered into. Mr.. Curtis was able to
appear in court, and his testimony was so
positive that the prisoner was sent on for
final trial at the March term of the Hus-
tings Court. a..
The efforts that have been made by the
Relief Association in behalf of the poor
have been attended with fattering success
The soup-house will be put in operation
In the course Of day or two, while other
features Of the general plan Of relief vii
be carried out. In this city there are
many charitable men who, when they take
up any scheme for the alienation OF the
suffering, never fail to carry it out. >.
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By Grubbs s. Williams, Auctionesrs,
Nortbvest corner Main and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
yALUABLgsUBU RESIDENCE, WITH
TWENTY-FIVE ACRBS ATTACHED, KNOWN
as "AUBURN," SITUATED ON TIE GROVE
ROAD ABOUT ONE MILE WEST OF THE CITY,
AT AUCTI0N.-in execution of q decree Of the
Circuit Court OF Henrico, entered on the 9th Of
November, 1857, in the case Of "Tyler vs. Grubbs
l. Villa ms trustees, and sls.. the undersigned,
who were thereby appointed commissioners for
the purpose, will sell at auction, upon the pre-:
missa. Ga THUKsDBY, 9th January. 1883, ut 4
o'clock P. M, If fair If not. then on the next fair
day thereafter at the same. hour the real estate
in the proceedings In said suit mentioned the
same being the property known az : Auourn,
containing twenty i've acres, more or less, WIN
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
about one mile west of tho city, fronting on the
Grove road and running back to the Westhsm
ings are Of the most complete and durable charac-
ter; combining every arrangement Tor comfort
with very sttractive appearance.
Further description is deemed unnecessary, as
the place Is so we'll known and so justly regarded
as the most desirable suburban property near the
city.
TERMS: Suf1cie In cash to defray the expenses
of sale and to pay the of 49, as with interest
from the 9TH Of July 1867 and the further sum OF
So SOL so with interest thereon from 4th January,
1853 credit az to 50 1872 10 until sth OF July, 1858
ary 1890 the said credit aymants 60 bear interest
from the day of sale. the purchaser or purchasers
giving negotiable notes with an approved en-
dorssr and the title retained by the court until the
full purchase money is paid. The purchaser to
pay taxes for 1888.
de~ 4. ). Williams. Commissioners.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auctioneers ana
Real Estate Agents.

TRUsTEES SALE OF THAT
VALUABLE PROPERTY, IN P0WHATAMN
COUNTY. KNOWN AS THE "H o o 7
SPRINGS. by virtue of deed OF trust executed
to the sub scribers by the executors OF me laSe
8. Woodbridge, deceased. bearing date Slst octo-
Der, 1857, duly recorded In Powhstan County y
Court, we shall in execution thereon, proceed &c
sell at public auction. at the office OF Harrison,
Goddin Apperson, ic the city Of Richmond, on
MONDAY the 9th January, 1883, at IL O'Clock
II fair. IL not the first fair day Thereafter, the
real estate conveyed by the said deed, consisting
of that valuable property known as the HUGUE-
NOT SPRINGS, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES, of which above one hundred
acres are open land, the balance in original
growth Of oak and pine, embracing some fine
The buildings are very numerous, consisting Of
a large ROTkL and number of handsome COT
TAGSS, which cost originally from $4,000 to
S4o, o0O Besides, the MINERAL WATERS are
held in high repute by those acq uainted with
them. In addition, as by recent geological sur
yeys, there is no reason to doubt that valuable
beds Of COAL exist On the land.
For further description Of this valuable pro-
edition If the Virginia Springs. Page 2SS.
The attention of northern capitalists is particu-
lsrly called 10 this SALE -
TERMS Enough In cash to deiray the expsnses
Of executing this trust and to pay Off the at
secured by the said deed, amounting To $s, 10,
with such interest as may have accrued thereon !;
and to the residue thereof, such terms as the
said executors shall, at the hour OF sale, make
known. The taxes for 1868 to be paid by the pur-
chaser JOEL B. WATKINS, m.,.oo.
jss JAMES PLEASAHTS,} Aiu''se'.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
" UABLE PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD
AS special commissioner Of the Circuit Court OF
the city OF Richmond, under a decree pronounced
the 18th Of November, 1857 In the snit OF srehsr
NsSDAY the ed January, 1858, II fair, and If not
on the frat fair day thereafter sell at public sus;
that TRACT OF LAND in Chester field county
kpown as the "Bellona Foundry and Arsenal"
containing 227 ACRES more or less. with the build
ings and improvements thereon. for cash as to so
much OF the purchase money as shall suffice to pay
the costs Of the said suit and the expenses attend
ing the sale, including the commission OF the com
missioner, and upon a credit Of Elk. twelve, and
eighteen months respectively for equal instai:
ments OF the residue Of the said purchase money !;
the purchaser to execute bonds with good seeq-
rty for the said Instruments respectively, payable
to the commissioner, and The title OF the property
sold to be retained until the said bonds are fully
paid Off.
Ac.ing as commissioner shall sell only such
title as Is vested In the parties to said suit which,
DABNEY w. ARCHER,
de 23-eaw4w Commissioner.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
RIGBLY-IMP R0VED LAND, WITH EXCEL
LENT IMPROVEMENTS BY virtue OF certain
deed Of trust executed by the late Charles u.
Rhode and wife to trustee, dated the 18th OF
December, 1855, and duly of record In the Court y
Court of Chesterfield county, Va, to secure the
payment of certain negotiable note for Us, 900,
bearing even date with said deed, and payable
twelve months after date, and by the request OF
the beneficiary in said deed shall, in execution
thereof proceed to sell at public auction, C.l the
premises, at IL o. o'clock N. on the s XrH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1858, If fair, If not, the next fair day
thereafter, that very valuable tract OF LAND, and
improvements thereon, on which the late MIR.
Charles 81. Rhodes resided, located on James
river, about one mile below Rockets, and In
Chesterfield county, containing leo acres. This
land fronts on James river. and adjoins the land
of Colonel s. Bassett French, and is part OF the
celebrated Falls plantation. The soil Is OF the
best quality, and is highly improved. Toe bni!d-
ings consist OF dwelling with six rooms stables,
barns ice house, sc. all new, and built Win
all modern improvements and conven1ences IL 10
one Of the most desirable places in th vicinity OIL
Richmond. stream Of sufficient volume TO run
small mill passes through the centre OF the
land, 49,
the 2lst day Of Dece mher, 1867 until PAID ana eX
penses of sale. Terms for balance on day OF sale.
WILLIAM B. lSAsCs, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PiLKISTos, PuLLlAA q Oo.'
Auctioneer5. le
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers.
u northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh stesa.

AN EXCELLENT FRAME Dwell
n LING, WITH EIGHT ROOMS, on NAB.
81 ALL sTRERT BETWEEN SMITH AFD HENRY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auc.
ton, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the sth
Of January; 1883. at o'clock P the excellent n
now occupied by 81 essrs Gardner and Prosser. 1t
has six large nd two small rooms. The lot FONTS
81 feet on Marshall street, and runs back 1bs feet TO
an alley l6 feet wide:
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes,
Interest added, secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMa,
iaa E Auciioneers.
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By Grubbs Williams, Auetioneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh stree"'

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
L FORTY.TWo ACRES. ABOUT SEVEN MILES
OF deed OF trust executed by John Clacksr to the
subscriber as trastee. dated aSd APRIL 1851 and
recorded in Henrico County Court ONCE, peinH
tbsrato reonested by the creditor secured, will
s san az auction at aenrico Courthouse on WE'D
EEsDAY the sth day of January, that being
CONT day. at IL O'Clock N II fair II not then on
the next fair day thereafter at the same hour the
property conveyed in said deed, being small
FARM OF FORTY-TWO ACHES, with plain but
comfortable improvements, occupied by said
Clacker. and formerly owned by Mr. Weidermsyer,
situated on the Quioocasin road about seven miles
w.st Of Richmond.
and to pay off note for $500 with Interest from
9TH december, a credit as to 5000 until May, 1858.
and the balance upon terms TO be made known al
the time of sale; credit payments to bear interest
P. W. GRUBBs, Trustee.
rpuuua a. wrrrTAMa Auctfoneers. las
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MINING ESGINEER's OFFICE,

MINING ESGINEEko orriSS3 !
NATIONAL CoLLIERY, Jan. 6, 1868. }
Messrs. Co,cardin Dc EUyson, Editors and
Proprietors Richmond Dispatch:
Observation-Disclosures as I do that the
sterling principles ofyour edItorsnIp Is tne
public good, and that no branch OF lnous.
try contributes so largely to the pernanssn on
nrosneritv of any community as inc oe-
YeIopment and successful working OF mines,
I beg leave mcst respectfully to ask you 10
publish in your popular paper an account
Of recent discoveries and developments
made at these mines.
Twelve months ago, when l was ap-
pointed mining engineer, these mines were
flooded with water, and the small guam
tity of coke then being raised was OF
very inferior quality--it being very much
stained and rusty, and very weak; oesiaes,
it was being got from districts preJudlc'al
to future operations. The company, no.
thing daunted however, by this, wisely con-
sented TO push the operations 10 the aeep-
est part of their property, which has been
done, with heavy expense, in SINKING
deep shaft, driving rock tunnels, putting
up large and expensive machinery, ana
other equipments. These preliminary ar
rangements, which were necessary to the
successful working of the property, am
happy to say are now complete, and the
tunneI. which has been in progress TOR
several weeks past, entered on Friday last
an almost inexhaustible field of three diff
ferent kinds of superior fuel-Vlz., :haro
coke-wel adapted for locomotives ana
steamers; soft coke-entirely free from
popping-yiclding but little sulphur, leaV-
ing no clinkers, and equal if not superior
for all domestic purposes to the anthracite
coal; and bituminous coal suitable tor
generating gas and useful for all foundry
purposes. The powerful machinery we
have put up at the deep shaft will enable
us to raise this fuel in large quantities and
abundantly supply the market.
hazard nothing in saying that although
these mines were unproductive and worth
less twelve months ago they are now in
such condition as will compare favorably
. with the best mines Of Europe; and were
the labor as reliable, the company could
compete with them in the market.
This company will now ship regular sup
plies of these fuels to market and | sin
cerely hope and believe that-with it and
that which will be sent from other collie
ries-our impoverished but beloved Rich
mond will soon become IN American New
castle, and the gloom that now hangs over
her will disappear; and her prospects for
commerce and trade blossom as the rose.
Very respectfully, yours,
JOB ATKINS, Mining Engineer.
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"A chaplain in Arkansas says that . man
buying furs was conyersing with, woman,
at. whose house he called, and asked her
if there. were any Presbyterians around
there. She hesitated moment and said she
guessed not--a her husband hadn't killed
any since they'd lived there"
On / GAY W1Dow GIVING UP HER
WEEDS FOE CoLoRs.-" Behold, behold
how brightly, brightly breaks the mourn,
ing |" ..,s
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctoneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU-
1 ABLE BRICK TENEMENT AT THE NORTH a.;
WEST CORNRR OF SEVENTH AND GRACE
sTREETsAs trustee in , certain dssd Of trust
M, Tredway. trustee for Mrs. L. F. Neal. and also
by the said L.. F. Neal, duly recorded In Rich-
of, proceed % sell at public auction, on the Pre-
at O'clock P NJ, If fair If not, the first fair day
thereafter. that large and admirably well located
BRICK TENEMENT at the northwest corner OF
Grace and Seventh streets now in the occupancy
of Mr.. Thomas D. Neal; The lot has front OF
3s4 feet and depth OF about l5s feet to wide
alley. The said tenement contains sixteen rooms,
besides which there 10 q large brick Kitchen con-
tanning four rooms, green house, stable, &C. The
location is equal to the best in Richmond.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray tho expenses
Of sale and the balance now unpaid to the orgina
creditors estimated at about S. 800 on credit as
to 1902 so unit The 4h Of February 1865 and as to
the residue OF the proceeds Of sale, on such terms
as may be announced at the hour Of sale. The
and Insurance for 1888 to be paid by the pur-
chaser. A. Y STOk 81, trustee:
P. SIT is probable that on the day OF sale the
terms of sale may be changed SO as to make the
payments more accommodating.
de 2-1awtJa anil 2awt Janl0-dtds
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III ssHe GK1BBs & WILLIAMs, Auc!ioneers.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold at
- public auction. to The highest bidder, at Glen
dening's Distillery formerly Ampthill Mills), on
THURSDAY, January 18th. 1883, at 10 O'clock A.
NJ, the following property-to wit: One large
twelve large iermsntsrs, one large beer tub, one
copper beer pump and fixtures, two large mash
wo Nasl ons still and
worm. one patent box for condensing, two yeast
tubs, large 10; of iren and copper pipe, and the
same as will satisfy license tax, dtstress warrant
in favor Of b. Darlington Watkins. and executions
in favor Of Arnold, Fiske d Co., Faherty q NC
Laughlan, In my hands against A. Clendeniug:
JOSEPH B. VADEN, Deputy Sheriff
Chester q cid county, Va.
Chesterfield county, January 4, 1858. js 6-td
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THr WEsos MAsrA.-Ltttle giri;-aAr r,
,-on az ao,n, 20 walk to Chicago. Mr.. heowl ="
yo re sIPs sy.Nr.s Meowl.- -" Why, no, my
A. da ! sS what on earth put that into your
he g;..,a cirl.-aoh, I thought you was.
pa sa;d You were Q regular spredestina-
rian." y. a .-,g5 IL
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During the last month (December) there
arrived in New York 1860 emigrants from
europe, in twenty five steamships. Seven
teen of these steamships bore the British
flag, eight the flags of Bremen and Ham,
burg, aud only t,ro bore the flag Of the Uni-
ted States.
The Nashville Times states that Presi-
dent Johnson has purchased fine farm Of
several hundred acres, containing supe-
rior mill-site, in Greene county, Tenn,
to which be intends retiring at the close
of his term.
A marvellous sleeping car has Just been
launched from the Chattanooga Railroad
shops. 1t has velvet carpet, black walnut
castings, gold and silver-plated ornaments,
heaters, gorgeous lamps and mirrors, and
fine organ.
Dickens declined church-going at the
Hub-the Mobile Advertiser suggests be-
cause he is uninterested in American po-
itics.
Sitting in dining saloon the other
morning, daintiiy worrying the remains of
mutton chop, stranger entered and
took O seat at one of the little white
covered tables. We knew him at q
SAoASC-OuO VI G1coO GIibf auS 0loi, CdOd-
verous, obstinate fellows who delights in
being contrary, short, snappish, and disa-
greeably eccentric. 81 want cup of
coffee and some sausages." "It's the
wrong season for sausages," blandly re-
piled the urbane landlord; "they put the
fesh of mad dogs in sausages now"
"That's the kind I want, sir" roared the
sallow savage. " Wouldn't nice plate of
ham and eggs answer ?" "No 20 he bel
lowed, "if I can't get sausage l won't have
anything And the last we saw of the
landlord he was earnestly inquiring at q
shop for few links of Bologna
TO feed his savage customer, who prefer
red the flesh ofmad dogs to ham and eggs.
The ladies Of Rockland, Me-, are going
% have leap-ye ball next week, in
which they will assume all the privileges
vhich the year affords them.
Two Synonymous trades-a hsirdresser;
locksmith. Punch.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL BAILpo.
0vRIc7 VIRaIN1A CxNrxAL RAfLsoApoo :,
.ezsf . 4y~t RICHMOND. October l. ss y
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAupo,,

On and astsf OCTOBER Isr the MAJ, az.
win be run between Richmond and St,sssss
daily, except on Sunday, and on sunday Ss,y.sss
Richmond and Gordonsvslls. West Of st,s,.sa
the Mail Train VIII leave for Covington o. W.
DAYS. WEDN RSDAYS, and FRIDAYS, asE a.
turn alternate days. sslt4,.g; lgs
Leave Richmond. .......... .7:Nl.
Leave stsunton for Covington. Pr
ts ssvs StsnDfnn e.; Ricb,aond
Freight; Trains daily Except Sunday Iun
Richmond et7 p. u. and IAN.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 70 all pronlnr,
points North and South, and TO Lynchburg, L.1
ingson, Hsrrisonbqrg, Lewisbargs and otis, no
At Coyinaton, JANIS J. 4. TRoTTER BIO
THEIRS STAGE LINE connects with the Mai
Train, for White Sulphur, LeyisbuIg, and X
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore a
Charleston, two and o half days.
At stannton and Goshen, aAKMAS 4 cor
STAGE LIN Is connect with Mail Train for Lar.
ington daily Except sundays), and passenger
go through from Richmond or Baltimore ac.
day.
The Passenger Car heretofore attached IA
Freight Trains Will be discontinued.
b. D. WHITC0MB
oel a'aa Aa General Superintendent
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.-|. General Ticket ABsEt
SAMUEL Ruth. Superintendent. ipI
REDMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoLD Coal
RICHMOND, VA, August "a, 1857. J

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG hAiLhoLD WAL
RICHMOND, VA, August "a, 1877.
ON AND AFTER the Goth instant
1.-THE TRAINS ON THIS Road will lsiT'
BXPREss TRAIN daily Except Mondayslnt
THROUGH MAIL daily at Lao P. n.
FREIGHT and ACCoMM0DATIOa daily t1'
eept Sundlys) st Ais p. III.
The "A. II. Train connects closely Win Ina
Is far south IS Augusta, Ga, and at Psters0u5
with trains ofthe southside railway.
The Lao p. II. Train makes close and sure COZ.
nections with trains for ell points south a. lar y
The 1 p. II. train connects at Petersburg With
trains for Norfolk.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and Oh
PEE PRsIGa asE and "HstGSooMMoDAT1oa daily tss.
ospt s1ndsy) ss 1.sS a. y. .o.,o.x
THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sunday a. i"
Pare to Norfolk. -. Baggage checked tn .hr1uss
sse Engineer and Superintendent,
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bLUcI
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN Il. FREEMAN,
Passenpar and Freight Agent. oc@

GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
RICHMOND, FREDBRICKsBURG, AND P0T0.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
sTATES NAIL TWICE DAILY-RLEGANTC CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS VI
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on THU
road are now run from the southern terminus Of
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AID ElaHiI
Ths DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rish.
mond daily at 1885 A. M, arriving In WaahinG.
ton at 6.56 p. NJ, connecting with the early n.
ternoon express trains for the North, East, nt
!" re sst NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with .l..
CANT cars supplied with the now patent sleeping
Chairs attached, leaves Richmond daily at S.sE.
M., (Sundays excepted) arriving In W.shingta
at 3. Is A. H., connecting with the early mon.
ins trains for the n orth, East, and West.
No EXTRA oNARaE for sIssping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local e.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily tsundsJi
exceptsd) from the depot, corner OF Broad and
Eighth streets, ct $50 p. NJ, arriving IN Prsd'.
rtcksburg att. loP. II. ..
THRO6GH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GA0R CHECKS to Alexandrta, Wsshinsot,
Baltimore, Philsdslphis, New York, Boston, iat
al the principal cities In the West.
For furth er information and through tieksatr.
ply at the Office OF the company, corn Broad iht
Eighth streets, shoekoe Hill, and at the tisfa
oMoe, corner Byrd and Eighth streets,
General Ticket Assrt
cswuuy PuPu GnpapInkandent. kpu
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIyfrl
RAILROAD CoaPAgY,
RICHMOND, October 70, leS1. \

NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR.
~ P0LK. AND THB FOLLOWING PoMN
BgFOND-YIz., PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON CN.
CINNATI, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE, PARRBEs.
BURG, CUMBERLAND, AND %ghhssSELLIya.-
this depot up to 9 o'clock 2. u. for the aOor,
points, and forwarded with dispatch and 1t nl
sonabfe rates. Passengers for Baltimore and PHI.
adelphis leave ct 7 O'Clock A.. a. on TUESDAYS
and fridays, reaching Baltimore early men
Baltimore. - |; 10 Phtladelphiar $s %. Passenger
for Norfolk and intermediate landings leayssTtJ
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sATUkUAIR
O'Clock A M. Freight for Norfolk and intsrr,di.
ate landings received Mondays, wednesday. ana
Fridays Passenger and frsig ht train Leaves sItT
day att o. elock A. n. for White House PreiE
received every day upto o'clock r. H., suntN
et snippers, observe the following directions:
!" Union Line,' and ship by Boston and ProTs
dence railroad, care OF the Richmond and Yort
River Railroad Line" pier No. Light-'trss
wharf, Baltimore.
FRoM PHILADELPHIA TO RIcHMoED.-Forvsr
all goods by the Z" Philadslphis and Bsltimcn
Union Line" Is north wharvss, philadelphia
care Richmond and York River Railroad Line, pier
No. Light. street wharf, Baltimore.
FRoM BALTIMORE TO RIoHMoED..Ship Gil scodi
by the Richmond and York kiyer RAILROAD
Line" A. NEEDHAM & SONS, Agents, pier No. !
Lghs-strsss wharf, BaitiT%STTesin 1Ax 3 Rsos
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN 81. FREEMAN,
Passenger and Freight Agent. ocu
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON
III MARSHALL STREET FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-lmmediately after the above sale-say at
half past o'clock M.-we VIII sell, on the pre-.
misses th 9 lot situated as above, fronting ~ feet
on Marshall street, near Darlington, and running
back $50 feet TO an alley In common. 400
GRUBBs s. WILLIAMS,
t"HI Auotionaer6.
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By Grubbs & Williams, kuctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, ON
Y LOMBARD ALLEY BsTWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH STREETS, FOR SAL E I !
AUCTION-We will sell at auction. on the pru-
misses on THU SDAY the 9tn of January. at
O'Clock P. NJ, the valuable BUILDING LOT on
Lombard alley near Thirteenth street: It fronts
20 feet and runs back 60 feet. Being In the very
centre of business and on wide alley, 1t is suit
able for the erection Of small dwelling or
factory.
TERMS: At sale.
ia6 GKUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.