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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-17

A TALE OF LOVE AND REvENGE-MuRDER
AND SUIcIDE.-A terrible tragedy was en-
acted in San Francisco on the 9Th OF No,
vember by young man named LAURENT
jacobson, native of Denmark. He lived
come time as an employee in the house Of O
man named Mcdonald; during which time
he conceived violent passion for the lat
ter's daughter, girl fourteen years of age.
She was beautiful child, amiable and
sweet in disposition, the idol Of her pa
rents, and beloved by all who knew her.
She was an only daughter, the sister of two
little boys, who, in the absence of their
mother and father, found in Rachel low
ing guide and protector. She disliked ia
cobson's attentions to her, and complained
of them to her parents, who, In friendly
manner, told the sutton to look for other
lodgings; which he did, but still continued
to visit the house. On the evening Of the
4th he visited the house, taking with him
Two bottles Of champagne, one Of which he
opened and served to the girl aud her pa
rents. They ell drank some of the wine,
and then Jacobson, visibly agitated, held
up ths other bottle and remarked, CHOW,
W,ii 60 and treat my room mate.'' He then
took his departure.
notwithstanding his strange conduct.
none of the family imagined that he had
, been attempting their murder, or that he
would return to their dwelling to consum.
mate his terrible purpose Of revenge. SocI
after he went away Mr. Mcdonald and seye
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FARM IMPLEMENTS. Every farmer
should have good, dry house in which to
store farm implements, which are out Of
place in the barn or wood-house.. We have
seen many very convenient wagon and i'm
plement rooms under the same roof. At
any rate, every farmer should have a
room for implements somewhere and now
that harvest and corn tending are over, all
reapers, cradles, seythes, sickles, plcws,
harrows, rollers, hoes, shovels, forks, etc.,
should be put away in good order. Take off
all dirt and scour away all rust; then
grease literally. Much win also be gained
by painting the wood work of farm imple-
ments. This can be done at ANAL cost,
and by the farmer himself. Every farmer
should learn how to paint his own tools and
implements. He should take day in Sep
TENDER and do his own painting. He can
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A Gnost-or Semething-in Prince
william County. Va.

Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va, ]
December y, 1868. !
Il becomes my duty to chronicle most
singular and extraordinary series Of noe
turnal yisitations, on the part of some
ghostly apparition, to the farm Of one whom
/ shall call Silas Brown. Esq, peaceable
and intelligent citizen Of this county. Mr..
Brown lives in what is known as the forest
of Prince william, near the village Of In
dependent Hill, and his residence is COM
Dlctely surrounded with the growth indigo
nous to that section Of the county.
For the past few weeks visions OF an
alarming character have been seen IN the
neighboring forest, but more particularly
in the copse adjacent to Mr.. Browns barn
and stable. at numbers of times has an
immense figure been seen passing to and
fro near the barn, with large horns and ter
rible claws, which it contracts to sort OF
hoof, and has assaulted Mr.. Brown, when
he attempted after dark to feed his horses
and stock, in such manner and with such
violence that he has been compelled to flee
to his house for SAFETY. The figure, to the
best of Mr.. Browns recollection, seemed
about three times as large Us q man in its
front, and having q back converging from
its neck and shoulders horizontally to the
distance of some six Or eight feet, and sup
piled on each side with huge and tremen-
dous arms. 1t is Of pale bluelsh color
when first seen, but upon being irritated
by the near approach of any person be-
comes q deadly white, and Issues from its
surface q small volume Of smoke, accom-
- ~, al, oil
or unnatural and horrible animal or demon,
has been seen as often as four times near
Mr.. Browns stable !: and when seen, it
has fingered till its deadly efluvia
has completely impregnated the sur
rounding atmosphere. One evening Mr..
Brown, desiring to have another be-
side himself see this terrible visitant, in
duced courageous gentleman whom shall
call Siger, who happened with his wife to
spend the evening at Mr.. Browns, to 60 to
the stable to feed his horses. Mr.. Siger,
not believing the story, went without hest
tation, when, upon entering the stable, ne
was alarmed by the fall at. or near his feet,
with deep rumbling sound, of o tremen-
dous stone. Mr.. Siger, without looking TO
see whence the rock came, picked the stone
up, and it was so hot that he was compelled
to drop it. Upon looking up he beheld the
unearthly monster not ever fifty yards IRON
him, and the air became quickly filled ane
inoculated with birthstone. ID Not wish
ing to be thought coward, he did not men
ton anything Of this at the house; ou
upon walking home with MS wife the SAM
night he told her of what happened at the
stable, and instantly she became alarmed
and was carried home in state Of apparen
insensibility. "a. ,.
The neighbcrhood is in terrible state
excitement, and steps have been taken Il
investigate this frightening matter.
BY your next issue it may be possible
that some clue can be gained to the iden
tity and character Of this hideous mon
ster. n.
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CATTLE TO Cross THE OCEAN.-The Lon
don Athen9u,n learns from Buenos Ayres
that a company had been formed, with the
sanction of the Government, to export live
cattle to Europe, the endeavors to estab-
lish a trade in dried and smoked meat not
having succeeded. For this new enterprise
seven large steamers are to be built in
England, fitted to carry 1000 head of cattle
each, to distill 5000 gallons of sea water
every day, and to accomplish the voyage
from the River Platte to England in twenty
five DAYS.
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do Il. There is no danger Of failure. BE
can at least put on the paint 80 that it will
a,reserue the wood, and this should be the
Oh Chief object in view. But if the farmer
should neglect to paint his farm implements,
he must not, at least, neglect to place them
all in 9 dry room, as we have recommended.
Leaving piows, harrows, rollers, hoes ETC.,
in fence corners and scattered around loose
in the yard, exposed to the weather through
the winter, is alike improbable and dis
graceful I,nerican Farmers Magazine
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 1,:s8a
L AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP SsAa&HS
LINE. - Steamers NORFOLK and NAL4nhY
CITY, composing this line, VIII leave PhiladepMa
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati Chicago, and b.
Louis U!a Pennsylvania Central railroad Also
made At Norfolk. Bills OF Iading signed through
Passage 10 Philadelphia Including meals and state
room sl0. ". L. PORTER, Ageat,
or IL Office .!s5 Dock street,
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S. y. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
ByJ. l.. Byerly & CO., Auctioneers,
1I44 Main street.

$4,000. R Pa TEH R2dHssS s ndI:
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY. Eecember %, at 10
O'Clock, the entire lot OF fortified pledges at the
store Of II. HAhRlS u RROTHEk, No 1881 Main
street, between Fifteenth and Seventeenth. y he
stock consists Of Diamond Rings seventy-fve
fine Gold Watches. among which Will he found
from 800 to S3'o. Also. seventy-fve Silver
Watches. Gold Bracelets Finger Rings, Chains,
&c. Silverware, consisting Of Pitchers, Goblcts,
Mugs, Forks, Spoons, &c. ; Clothing, Guns, Pis-
tolls and many other articles too numerous to men.
ton all to be sold without reserve to the highest
bidder. III. Harris K Brother will warrant the
articles sold rs they represent them.
}. l.. BYERLY II CO., Auctioneers.
Persons having forfeited pledges can call at our
loan Office, 1891 Main street (up stairsl. either to
redeem or renew them. or before TUESDAY,.
December 22d, as further Indulgence cannot be
granted. II. HARRIS Il BRO1 III aR,
de Is Pawnbroktrs.
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CURE FOR FouNDERED HoRsEs.-Take
hmm of alum the size Of walnut, pow
der it and dissolve in warm water. yhe
horse must be drcnched with this liquor,
and it will throw him into profuse per-
spiration, and he will soon be as well IS
ever: it should be done as soon as you as
certain his condition. So says On exchange
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BY Wellington GOdd!n,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

BY Wellington Godd!n,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
A UCTION SALE OF A LARGE NUM-
"A Der OF Fl Ne MULES, WAGONS HAIR
NESS &C.-The undersigned, In consequence Of
I'm paired health, offers for sale bis entire stock of
MULES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C., consist
ing
OIL extra MULES.
superior HORSES, and
25 good WAGONS. sa ...
Also, HARNESS and all necessary fixtures for
an extens ve trucking street transportation bu-
sincss, with good will in same.
The mules are all Young, we'll broke, of large
size and In fine condition.
The business has been in successful operation
since the close Of the war. and. being well estab-
llshed, offers great Inducements TO parties wish
ing to engage in such.
it is seldom such an opportunity to make money
is offered and the attention of parties interested Is
par icularly called to this advertisement.
The above property will be sold ut auction. On
the premises on TUESDAY the 22d December,
1888 ut IL O'Clock a. NJ, at the stables near TO
Haxall's mills. .-
TERMS All sums under 800, cash {; over that
amount ninety days credit for negotiable notes,
interest added, with approved city end0rSe1s.
B. A. HATCHER.
Sale conducted byW. GoDD1N, Auctioneer.
de Is
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SCRATCHES IN HoRsEs.-Take white pine
rosin. beeswax, and honey, one ounce each,
fresh lard one half pound, melt we'll to-
rether over slow fire, stir till quite thick,
SO that the parts may not settle and sepaa-
rate. This also makes an excellent appli-
cation for harness. gals, cuts, and sores Of
all kinds on horses and cattle.
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RAILROADS.
JIT GO &C -

E I'D & ssa
Fn aHaa ls 3,s on R1cHa2sp pPEsssEax
RICHMOND, VA, December II. ,s,,
hT0TICG.--The regular Freight ~:
WEDA ESDAY the 23d instant until TIrgsSttei
the 2stb instant. Freight arriving BY Ia. 'TJAT
train OF Wednesday tho z3d instant via be dI,g.n,1
the day inllowlng. Freight for The up tr,I1'
TUESDAY the 2sh instant will be receiSoi lea ca u
DAY the 18th instant. "VS-
superintendent Of Transp1T,s,nI'
J. II. HART, freight agent. Dc ~ =.
UNALL AND WINTER ARRANGR.I9Sr
n TO THE EORTH, KksT AND Y7ss,T W.
TIE RICHaOND, FREDERTCRssfffJssda VA
POTOMAC BAuaRoAD, CARRYIT9 I'D
UNITED STATE5 NAIL TWICE DAILY ~ tns
ING CHAIks ON ALL TRhiEIaa hE q:
THROUaH TRAINS on tnis roSl 81. 70 ,,-~Ias
FROM the DEPOT, corner BYRD ANn gIasrs.sa
SgaEsrs, as follows: "aTh
( The DIS Y TBE0UGH Kan, TEAM t..-..
Richmond aatIy a. Has 4. ID ), arr!.i1siI Wa
ing,on 81 Gas L. H. connecting vita III ea,rH,.
ternoon expresa trains Tor Tia AO,la Es,, 40 ~,
Tie NIGHT THO Ugh MAI. Tn.rg 49,.
clegsnt cara with the paten. sleeDing 49, ~
cd at sis P. NJ, striving In Rashir don :: u
a. b., connecting With the esry mornin, is, ~
for the North, East, and Hgst NA'9i
10Th STEAHEH gyOD at Alexandra each 49,.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Tor giisa,,
snd all way stations leaves depot, corner gLott11
and El&bta streetc, At $50 +. u Returning arrfy,
81 $50 4. II. '''''I
THR0UaH TICKETS AID THROUGH E,n
aAGE CHECKS 20 Ill principal points. ~"'
For further Information and through lickela -.
ply vt Loe once OF the company corner Rr.sI ~,
Eighth strests StoCSee Bib, and - ia. tiesc 80.
oLdce, corner Byrd and Eiyhth streets IVA"
j. .. GENTRY, General Ticket Aren't
EAECEE RCrz. sgpsytrEerdent
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TOR SALE.-I offer for sale private ca
4 ly for }imicd time, my HOUSE and LII
LOT 1T &shisLd hanover. situated in the heart
OF the Nillage. within about seventy-fve yards OF
the depot, and Two hundred of the college build
ings.
. he lot contains one and three-quarter acres
more or less. The dwelling contains eight rooms,
aud has recently been thoroughly repaired and
painted. The whole lot Is enclosed In a new, tasty
and substantial fence. There are all necessary out
houses and an excellent we'll OF water In the Yard
The property is rented for $3.50 per year. Pos
session eiren LIST OF October. 1S69-thc purchaser
81 500 cash. or equivalent. Mr.. John =. James
near the village or air. L. 3. Jones. on the pre-
misses VIII take pleasure in showing the property.
My post Office Is euIherland's, ninwidde county,
Va. If not sold by LIST January. may BE- withdrawn
de l5-lw* MARY ID. JAM ES.
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JCE-HOUsE FOR RENT offer for al
4 rent the well-knnwn ICF-HOUSE on Lom- EzEa
bard street, Petersburg. This house was built ex-
pressly for the purpose to which IL has long been
devoted and has no superior in the southern States
1t hiss long enjoyed the Target patronage of ;ny
ice-house In the city. Possession given January
LIST. For terms &C., apply to
de lin HENRY DAVIS, Petersburg, Va.
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A ssTGNEEs SALE OF VALUABLE

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
MECKLENBuRGt COUNTY, Why virtue Of
an order OF the District Court OF the United States
tor the district or Virginia In the matter Of VIII
liam Baskervill Jr.. In bankruptcy. entered on
the l7h day Of November, 1858, shall, On WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day OF January, 1853, sell upon
the premises, to the highest bidder at pub ic auc
tion, the TRACT OF LAND upon which the said
Baskerville resides, upon Roanoke river, and
known as HBUENA VISTA containing TWO
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less; of which three hundred acres is
river bottom, and fifty acres creek flats. About
One-half Of the tract Is IN Forest
There are two settlements on the tract-one, the
MANSIOS-HOUSE, containing eight rooms in
with four rooms: e CHI having adjacent All ncces-
sary out-houses. 7 he barns. graiIaries, and ont
houses of all descriptions ample, and In < cd
condition The land will be sold In two or more
tracts. s 70.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third Of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash and the residue In six
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond with
satisfactory security for the deferred payments.
The title to be r. taiued rs additional security.
1T the same time and upon the same terms ]
shalt offer for sale he interest Of the said Basker
will Ut being one-ti(h) IN the tract of land known
rs "LUMBARDG GROVE recently held by the
late Mrs. Lucy g. Baskerville MS tenant for life the
said tract containing EIGHT h UEDRED ACRES
more or less.
shall aiso, at the same time and place, sell the
following personal property-to wit, MULES,
stock If CATTLE and SHEEP, ana
PLANTATION UTENSILS. The PERSONAL pro-
pcrty t. be sold for cash. y. 4. JOHNSON.
de It'd Asspnee of William Baskerville Jr.
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BY Thomas ". keesee, Auctioneer,
,r.rs Office No. 1917 Main street,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
Il IL TuRE AND BUGGY AND HARNESS
FOR SALE AT AUCTIOE.-Will be SOLO on
THURSDAY, December 18th, at 10 O'CLOCK II E, me
residence OF Captain w. y. Bragg, between tlltn
and Sixth streets, over the store Of hmnaIey1 ~
.Gatum his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FuH-
SITURE consisting In part OF
THREE MAHOGANY FRABE SOFAS
MAHOGANY PARLOR CHh1RS,
MAHOGANY ROCKING CHAlEs,
CENTRE TABLES
GILT-FRAMED MIRRORS,
.n, BOOKCASES,
CARPETS, RUGS, OILCLOTHS,
HAT RACK. WAROROBES,
BUREAUS, BEDS TEADS,
BEDS, MATTRESSES
EXTENSION DINING TABLE,
CHAIRS CHINA PRESS,
SIDEBOARD, IT, BLES
CHINA and GLASSWARE.
COOKING STOVE and FIXTURES, &C
.a ALSO, .. .s-...
Oae superior DOUBLE BUGGY and HAIR
- $50. THOMAS W. KEESFE,
de ID Auctioneer.
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ByA. c. Pulliam, Auctloneer,
southwest corner OF Main and Fourteenth streets.

GALE BY TRUSTEE ITO BE MADE IN
TRACT OF LAND LYING PARTLY IN POW
EATAN COUNTY AND PARTLY IN CHES-
TERRIFIED COUNTY. KNOWN AS '.kFS-
DIED SEIZED-In pursuance OF trust deed
dated the 18th of July 1868, from Richard F. Archer
othe undersigned as trustee. shall offer for sale
December, 1885, aE IL O'Clock ~. 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
r. Archer in the tract of land above mentioned,
supposed to contain about 500 acres, more or less
Terms Cash. unless by consent Of parties
other terms shall be substituted: -.
q. G. MCRAE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

4 TTENTION, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"a rty IS vested in me by George V. McGehee
Esq, TO sell ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF His
VALUABLE LAND in and Gear the Green Spring
section of Louisa county, Va.
ON the ?3d Decea ber instant If fair, IL not fair
on the Xt fair day, this land will be sold on the
prclni es IN small tracts, privately or ut public
auction.
only ons-!hird cash; the remainder on time OF
one and two years. .--.-. .n
DAVID D. NJ DIGGES,
de lG-4lK Real Estate gent.
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THECKLENBURG LAND AGENCY,

T5ECKLENBURG LAND AGENCY
lHs che subscriber offers his services for the
SALE aud PURCHASE, Of REAL ESTATE IN
THE COUNTY OF MECKLFNBURG, Va, Or
be wi make Investments on joint ace. mt. Fer
further particulars address l.. h. FINCH.
EOYpToS. VA, December 20, 1868.
Refers TO General j, d. Imhoden, General j. Il
Anlel son, SIessrs. Bacon Il baskerville! Me=srs.
Lancaster Il Co, Rit hmond a; Colonel William
Towns, Captain L. Darlington, Mr.. 4, &. Haw-
Inns Judge e. K. Chambers. Mcckeuburg.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

* Eleventh between Main and Bank stree1s.
TYNE VERY VALUABLE FARM ON
j. JAMES RIVER, IN Oh EST EE E EXP EdI
COUNTY, CALLED COX AND DALE, CON
TANNING ABOITT 200 ACKES OF VERY VfLU-
ABLE JAMES RIVER LOW GROUNDS, FOR
SALE IT AUCTION.-We will sell at ancti0n'
1853 commencing at IL O'Clock M, the very Veiua-
BILE little FARM above described, about 10 lnlies
below Richmond In Chesterfield county. Opposlt,ee
Dutch Gap aud adjacent to the Hewlett farm ana l.
miles from Petersburg.
'lhis land is very productive, and the character Ter
Of the soil and Its location render IL peculiarly
suited as q m arket and dairy farm.
The improvements are new two story FRAME
DWELLING with four rooms, and all necessary
out-buildings ; all new.
f. TERMS: At sale.
rio 70 Auctioneer5.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY wellington Goddin,
iuctioueer and Zeal Estate Agent

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
v At TIE NORTHEAST CONNER OF
BaOAD AND SEVENTH STEEETo FOR
SALE.-I am authorized 10 sell that truly valuable
GRANITE-FRoNT TENEMENT located as
above, now In the occupancy of Dir: Jonah White.
Ii is so we'll and fvorably located that It Is justly
regarded as amongst the most desirable business
stands on Broad street. The upper part Is finished
III Al o fer sale The LARGE NEW LUMBER
HOUSE IN the rear, recently occupied by Mr. j.
Z. MnUntcastle. .
de 1876 w. GODDIN.
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yNTINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wv AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.on
and after WEDNESDAY the I'd December ~

-.
trains over this road will be run as follows '-'
Leave Richmond at%A. 81. and 7:is 2. M.
Leave Petersburg at 9:t5 A. II. and s:3Px
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with passen,s,
car attached, will leave Richmond daily at dap
land Petersburg daily a. s:4o Il. 81. lsuntay.
excepted ''
The "A. n. train will not leave Richmond a, sr,-
burg on Sundays, @'e'''
Passengers Tor Norfolk VIII take The ,rp V
tr.ins running through daily. '''
Fare 10 Norfolk, A. Ra:gagr checked ,bro,,,.
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal tTai.
viii leave Glover Hill alta. NJ, aud r,tIIrni" s1
leave Richmond at $40 Z. VI. on Tuesdays, thur,
days, and Saturdays. n. II. tiiIJ-
de Engineer ami Superintendent.
pICHM0ND and DAgYILLE Ran.
10 Z GA D-WINTER SCRrDIT,E On -
after TUESDAY, November 10 the trains nm ~, ~
road will run as follows: '' '"''
EGTSG TEST.-TnT1Ggh Mai! Train = s.-,
Richmora daily. 81 5:lo 4. 81; leayes DsaviJis
ne sou:hsiGe road for FsrmVli!e Lvachoars a1S
81 Citations on The Virginia and Te7uesses III.
road, hno1rlte, \ a2hy1le, ner.phis &c, Tenu..
Louisville, Columbus, &C., KY: Huu.syii,. X.
estcr, &C., Ais. S0rinth, GrEnG Junction, Yicss.
cWg, &S., Glsa.; sc" Orleans, &C., aid Il GrcenS.
ooro' With No-.h Carolina railroad tor Charlotte
Columbia, Charleston. -AuguEta, Savannah Aar0p,
Columbus, Atlanta, &c, "a. montgomery, No.
BILE, New Orleans. &c
6oIN1 EAsT.-ThrcEyh hGu Lrain.-lesys,
Greensboro daily ~ $50 A. Il. lc1ses DaaYiiit
daily At s:45 A. a CONNECTS at Hr-keville with hs
5aaTnslde train from LTnchhurg Tor feters60r,
&c. -"
Thror2h tickets can bc Ircc.;rld IL he ticket
ohces IN Richmond ard CaGviile - al llnp0,tant
points South and Sogth-est, ARG hi GireecSS0O
and Danyii!e to all po:n.s North, Hast, and Wcsi.
THOhhS DODAHEAD,
nov superintendent.
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Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

WILL BE SOLD ON FRIDAY the
wv 18th OF December on the premt.c1. at
o. clock Z. NJ, two BRICK TENEMENTS. with
four rooms each and Kitchen attached, situated
on the corner OF Catharine and Graham Streeti.
TERMS One-thfrd cash: balance ut -four and
eight months. negotiable notes Interest added, So
JAMES II. TAYLOR & SON.
de15 AuctiNneers.
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LOB NEW I0RE-oLD Do x&sYA
G MlUOE sTgAMsHIP COMP $500 49,
NY.--The splendid new side-wasel s!eAaiIsnIIks'
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, MIA GAIA, ALStk-
MARBLE, and HATTERAS, leave New iork,I lSt
Richmond every WEDNESDAY and shfu !sS
DAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY Aa1
SATURDAY. .,n..r,
These ships are entirely new; they have eesI,s
sslcorS ana stasSrooEis: the fare accoahDe
sola, sud Attention. are unsurpassed .sd
Preights Tor potuss 5ayond New IosS fcr"Ste -.
With dispatch, and 10 charge made save sos ~
tusl expense incurred. .,.,- r. all
Close connections made with steamers Io' :"
southern and European ports. aa
Insurance effected at lowest rates WGSn cfSstsssss
Y. L. hcCRKADY, President III oreeh"'-
:. WILfIAM G. DUNBAR D CO., Asen.a
mye corner Main and Eleventh slceoi-
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BOHHATAN STEAMEOATasEaas.

l. COMPAE Y.-STEA BE II ! SnasSxs1s-
STATE OF MARYLAED AND PETERSEyKe.
BkLIlAOkE, SAVANNAH, BOTTOM, AND
TIE WET. -TEI-W EEELT LINE TO BAL.
TIMOEE, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTION
WITH STEAMERS TO PEILADELPAA.-hO
CHARGE FOR AGE, DEAYASE,
on FORWARDING, IND NO TRANsllir,,,
MENT OF GOODS BETWEEN RlCEhOaU
kND BkLTLhORE.-Leaves Baltimore every
TUESDAY, TdURsDAY, and SATURDAY
Leaves Richmond eyery TUESDAY, THUks
DAY, and SATURDAY. ..- ....
Freight received every day Except 9rndzyI Up TO
Io'clocx p. Il. These Steamers have excellent So
loon, stateroom, and passenger accommodations.
Fate TWO DOLLkRS meals and st2teroon
SARYEYS l. WiLLlaA As, Agents
aulc Commercial Block.