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FuEI.-Cyh but how the wind blows! Il Is 81
cold ard ali seems so cherries. sly bones seem
stlGrncd. and my very marrow seems chilled.
What must do Echo answers Step down 10
WooD COCKS. on the Basin bank. and supply my
self with the best Of coal and wood. "ooDCoCK
+ u good fellow. He belongs 10 Richmond. Is n
man Of enterprise. and deserves the encourage
meut Of Richmond people. Give him call ifyou
MIN II keen warm.
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Especial attention Is called to the Select Eng
lt-h aud Classical school for iuys OF Mr.. L. B.
HoISTEAD, 4. VI, at No. cia Vain, between Sixth
and Seventh streets, nearly opposite the Airing
ton House" Advantages in entering arc Of
rcrcd See his advertisement in another column.
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s;eamers weekly To LIVERPOOL, NgTfh
caIiing at OuIfHSTOWE, isavin8e..ssasaAssase.
pier i North river every saturday: ,.r,,
nTSANwhEE, In wS'hrE kRIIss. PENNsYLV ANA.
vEGi.AED, VIRGINIA. LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage. .lJG and :5, currency.
Stpcrag. pGssag", $50 currency
s,tn"r:lr ticket. from Liverpool or Queenstown,
i3I, In currency. :, =. ~.
-,c.raye p:i,sagc from Antwerp. Hamburg 3, Rot-
t.rt;am and Havre. S!5, in currcuc..
For further particulars, apply II the Offices 81
the company, eJ BrOadway- l. W. y. AChsi'
Ilua@rr, or To 10
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TX. ag,
tti,f IENI
EDE KEW YORK.
Old u0NIn!c~ STEAMSHIP sssz44ssSssss s4sSsstsss

CoTPA ~.
Tho .pcuaia u. ~ sl.e-w9oai st"am7n'ps ISAAC a!
Gvit @NpArD.t. = I iGA X \. ALBF-
%.ARir "al IIi1"r@EaS leave New York tor
T.nto.a C,y '4.@i; and iticrm4m,a. s,c'try hns>
,,,,--',nrt > Il foav, Pi-rmonh Every i u ntDA?,
sHfi,AE. and SC:DA., 4, h!1n tide;
TIPS. ships arc entirely new. Thy nave eieaant
saloons and statgrcJ!As. III" iar'' '.G'oLlinS1A
tI.,rIs. aud attention. are unsurpassed. o. -,
Close connections made with atainers t"r hn
f"smr.,,,cn effected, ,yhyn ordered. AT 4 CEAR-
TER OF U3.E PER CENT, at the Offices oi IIl'
company. - ~..y,cb
5y:IL!hN {. pUEilAhl ( co. Agents,
urueT Eala and eleventh ssrcGtS'
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10. Q. Fat the last regular meeting
OF henderson Lodge, No. 100, |. .. y. r,
the following officers Were elected for the
ensuing term Robert II. Beazlcy. y. g.;
William J. Jones, V. g.; j. 3. Walden.
secretary c. Burnett, treasurer; Rev.
George K. Harding, chaplain.
Henderson Lodge is i'll flourishing con-
diton. and meets every Monday night at
half-past O'Clock, at Town Hall.
THE rHILoLOGIANs.-At the last regular
meeting Of the Philologiau Association, of
Manchester. the following officers were
elected: President, 4. Know; First Vice
President, rev. G. Il. Harding; Second Vice
President, Il. II. Bcazicy: Secretary, I. {.
y. Farmer Treasurer. i. W. Cannon !;
Critic. Z. NorriSS"tt: Censor, II. j. II rs
lett Conductor, Charles Conway Csher
and Librarian. Walter G.. owen.
The above officers will be installed 1t the
Aticncum. in rear Of the Baptist church,
tonight au o'clock. An interesting debate
will also take place. and every member Is
earnestly invited 30 attend.
\ SuSpAY-SCTo0L MISSIONARY SOCIETY at
the Itnptist church has been formed. and
III" following officers elected: President,
Charles Conway: First Eicc-Prc>idcDt, ;.
J. Etlrualy; second Nice-Prcsident, I. i,
Wilbur: secretary, W. Gibbs. The object
is to collect funds ior both the foreign and
domestic missions, and the enterprise has
our best wishes Tor its success.
CHErsrMAs.-Wc have neglected mad
vcrtcntIy to notice that tn" Episcopal church
was most handsomely decorated, and that
the Rev. Mr.. Hammond preached OH Christ
mas d?y to Il large congregation. We arc
/ pleased 10 make this announcement because
many "ou;sdc barharians" imagine thai
| Christmas j. only observed in Nanchestel
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CuE1sTMss IEEE.-There will he :
Christmas tree with beautiful decorations
accompanied by music, etc, at Clay.>tree
NctlodiSU church on Tomorrow FRIDAY
evening ut ! O'Clock. \ delightful time /
anticipated. The Fair opposite the post
office will he open to-day, and will cIo>'
out tonight.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WILLIAM PANNILL-lc % 'clock-vauablc real
estate IN Petersburg.
RICHAED PHILLIPS. trustcc-Ealuabic real
estate I'm Cumberland.
JOHN j. CHRISTIAN. Deputy Sheriff OF Ecr-
Kent, ut Brumlc:'s Crossing, 80 cords Of oai;
wood.
THOMAS W. kEESEE-l0 o'clock - Hous sehold
furniture, piano. carpets, buggy harness,
book= Sc
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STATE IHTrREsT.-The books of the STATE
Treasurer and Second Auditor will De ready
on Wednesday the 5th Of January, 1870, to
commence the payment Of the one per
cent. OF interest due and remaining unpIid
1T Of IanEaTy, 1859. on the old bonds Ci
the state. General Carby's order does not
extend 10 any other bonds than these. Per
sons holding bonds would DO well 10 note
this fact. as they will save themselves and
the Treasurer Il great deal Of trouble from
unnecessary application FOR payment OF in
tcrcSt.
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3lthmond 0isrotca
observation-disclosures 80. 1853

TUE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISrATCH''
l. LHkGEE THAN TIE COMBINED CII: =
lA!-oH Y ALL THE OTHER DAILY 80 .,
P:tt.~'s oFTnIs CITY.
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peakc and Ohio railroad coming 10 Rich
mond Tuesday, gentleman gave general
invitation to the passengers to d"iuk. There
were thirteen men. all ap parentIy between
twenty and forty years OF agc. AID aIl from
their appearance Nirginials. OF the thir-
teen one drank. two declined without Civ
ing reason, and ten said they never used
spirits. This i hopeful opening for new
virginia. 4 state whose young men dout
drink nay look forward confidently to ne
ing again great among her sisters. ii i the
clear heads and sober minds that @rc to rnic
this country. and the mud He'd ":Hin" must
he content 10 fail behind. In The race OF
life the sober mln has the nudd!ed one nj 4
fearful disadvantage.
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THE Y0l'>;C Folks will be pleased 10 frow that
the beautiful dolls at Plzzini's VIII be rallied on
tO-murrow evening II hall-pa.t O'clUch.
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Mcssrs. ". -. ELAIR ( Co, Ninth and Maln
streets are selling sherry Wine nj Fix go doll
lars per gaIl0a ts4l we understand Is very supc-
rinr art iClr:
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FREIGHT TRAINS oN TEE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO EoAD.-AlI the freight dcp0ts on
this road will be opened to-day for the re-
ceipt and delivery of freight, and all the
freight trains will leave on regular time to-
A,.AIN
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METROPOLITAN WORKS, CORNER

METROPOLITAN WORKS, CORNER
VI SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS,
RICHMOND. Va,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES
BARK. GRIsT, AND PLASTER MILLS;
BOILERS.
EOkGINGS,
CASTINGS OF BRASS or IRON,
M!LL-GEARI e Of all kinds
IRONS for =" Howc-Truss = and other bridges
ENGINES and other MACHINERY repaired auc
sold on commission, or taken ~ exchange toI
new.
Our engines aud saw-mili6 are new IN principle
and considered cqaai 10 any m 4de- We fully war.
raut all work made ut rhfs establishment. Send
for descriptive circulars, Agents In the sOuther.
States Tor H!ake's Stone and Ore tru5hcr.
ts 81 WILLIAM h TAN NER v Co
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i. ELLTSON ( Co. VII! insert Advertisements IN
the principal newspapers IL Virginia, North Caro-.
lima. Tennessee. and the northern cities. 4. pub.
jIsher-' rates, for cash. apply at this Office.
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CIVIL APPoISTMESrs.-A. L. Drake. She
riff of King William county, rice :. p
Moore removed; Almond Delaney, Nc
Dowell Delaney, and {. X. Davis, Justices
oil the peace, Amelia county.
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A theatrical manager advertises for ga
good old man." We cannot recommend
Circc,ey - Ne,p York Leader,
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DIvInrNDs.--The 3o1Id OF Directors oi
The National Bank Of Virginia have declared
dividend Of six per cent. OFT OF the profits
Of the bank for the past six months, pay
able OF and after the 9th "f January.
The Board of Director, Of III" Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company have
declared their usual semi-annual dividend
Of five per cent. free Of all tax, payab!" on
and after the 1St of January.
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HORSES AND MULES FGR SAFE.

MULES AND HORSES FOR ar
VI ~ALT-JusI arrived FORTY [1FSVJ
HIIES. al young, sound, and well ~
Hpkc from fitccn 70 seventeen hands s~<1aznsa.'1'
4.,t the finest lot we have seen for sale for some som,
/ a". Also one or two FOGR-MULE MATCH
lEAhS Apply at Il. BOSsIEUH'S stables, on
ransIin between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Etfa4fz DC lS-lIn
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MARINE EETELagGENGE.

MINIATURE ALMA%hC. DECEMBER 81, 1899.
sun rf-cs .,..... III Ioon rises. ........ T. 80
sun Sri-.......... a.fJ High tide. ........ I.6i
PORT OK RICHMOND. DECEMBER 70, l3ss.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Gcoghcyan. Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, N1rreys VII
liam=.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chauGsc ana passengers, l.. y Tatum.
Schooner /. \. Baylcs, Dayles, Baltimore.
light.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POIST. December 2o.--Arriycd, steamer
Kcuncbec, Freeman, merchandise and passengers
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed Oh return.
BosTOS, Dec. gI.--In port schooner Samuel L.
Russell. Smith. loading for Richmond.
HOLMES s HOLE. December 2G--P. N-Arrtyed
schooner II. i. Hunt. Peterson, from Boston for
Richmond. Sailed. oith schooner sardinlan,
keniston, from Rockiapd Tor Richmond.
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. SUDDEN DEATH.-Nilliam C. Page, b.
trade 4 shocmaker, residing on Franklin
street between Seventeenth md Eighteenth,
died suddenly yesterday morning. DR.
" illiam II. Taylor WAS called in, and cy'
pressed the opinion that he died in Il con
Nui.iou.
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CoSvIcT..-Alfred Harris (coloredl, con-
victed in Mecklenburg OF ,housc-breaking,
and sentenced TO the penitentiary Tor live
years, reached the city Yesterday.
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fyAIR.- 500 bu2hels FLASTERERS
l. l HAIR for 6sla hy EuLET & httd,
o. g II22 hItn street
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FESTIVAL AT ST. PAUL s.-IeStcrduv the
most interesting affair Of the Christmas
season came Off in the lcctlre-room OF ST.
Pauls church. At about the hour Of l
o'clock We're gathered there the boys of the
Male Orphan Asylum, the girls from the
Asylum Of the Female Humane AssOcia-
ton, the girls OF The st. Paufs Church
Home, and the scholars from the Christ
church and st. Marks church parochal
schools. in all two hundred and twenty-five
children. On entering the lectnro-room
their eyes bchcid one of the most bountiiul
feast> ever spread for The qualification of the
young, and after Il blessing was invoked by
Rev. Joshua Pcterkin. of St James, the
childrcnteil right heartily to work disposing
of the good things spread before them.
The pleasure of the occasion was greatly
increased by the excellent singing, con-
ductcd by Rev. 7. G. Da>hicli. After the
feast was over, and each Of the children vas
furnished with 4 bag full of confecton> to
take home, thank, were returned 10y Rev.
+. NJ. Baker, and The happy children left in
voking thousand blessings on their kind
friends. The affair was well gotten up by
the Executive Committee of the Protestant
Episcopal Sunday-School Urion, Rev.
Charles Minngerodc, u. D., chairman.
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NV" WILLIAM c. DuNHAM b CO., Agents
STEAM TO GLASGOW AID sS
LONDONDERRY. Ax.sia

TIRE ASCuOl: LINE.
Favorite Civdc-buiit passenger steamers are In
tended To sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
Sn. 20. North river. ut l2 2"'clock ~.
HATES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE ~ CURRENCY:
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, OF Derry, $50 and
915. ,,-.,.-,,,.s s,,o
Excursion tickets, good FOR twelve months $lee
Stceragc to Glasgow CT Derry, $50; intorlneoate'
sS5. .,-
Passengers booked to and rom litnburs, HaYre,
Rotterdam Antwerp. &c. al very loT rates.
Dr.,fts Issued payable u; any bank III Great BIS
tam.
For further information apply Mt the company,
Ottcts, So. o Bowling Green ACw YORK 10 hEa-
pEgSoS BROTHERS. or 70
Wu.LIAA I, UCNEAM & co, Agents.
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HORTICrLTUHAL AND Pathological S0CIE-
TY.-A general meeting Of this Society will
be held 1T their rooms on Monday evening
next, and regularly thereafter on the first
Monday in each month.
These meetings are rendered very IN
tercsting by the fact that subject pertain
ing TO pomology is appointed ut each meet
ing for consideration at the next, and some
one Of the members appointed TO lead the
discussion, after which debate is open to
all.
The subject for discussion at the meeting
on next Monday is ''the pruning of grape
vines Of the first, second, and third years
growth" and DR.. s. z. Moore is appointed
to lead the discussion. The Doctor is per-
tcctly familiar with the culture Of the grape,
and 10 doubt will be able to inpart most
valuable information on the subject. These
meetings are open 10 the public.
RIOTERS FINED.-Gus and Emanl;el Mat
ling (ncgroes), arrested for being engaged
in 4 Christmas riot or Union Hill, were on
yesterday fined ten dollars each by the
Mayor. Fillmore Mating, who was charged
with the same offence, was discharged.
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SsS 1ssss~,


TOR NORFOLK, P0RT5.cti,5fIt,
MOUTH. ND ALI RE%uLAk +sssa.s-.4s,,t s,--.4ss .,:-g
IknISt;s ~ TrIE JAMES RIVER; R;-l'" la-s
Fnd elegant U>lTEp STATES NAIL steamer
~''> - / y II = ! = L. = ) 7 L,
Cartain =. =. v-n-ToED,
lrarc. or wharf at Hork"tt> for the soofe-hIHnmI
rIacrs on rU>DAT$. y EDNEShAfS- ana Isl.
BAY nj 6; c'cIock =. r., and returns on 1ueS-
DAYS. Ihurs lays, ana naturtaSs. A.. 40 ..n
passenger arr"o in Norfolk in t,1ne " coz s
acct witn steamer Tor baltimore ana pohi'S
North. .s,. - o-r..
sal of steamer. ,
Yare to :Toriolk -. 20.
FREIGHT
received; Tuesday, Thursdays, hhc ratnl nsff'
rom = ". {" u T. a.. FOR Norfolk. roriamoHtn,
Rn.ton Baltiurora, aud princSp:'i iahhings on
Chesapeake ,ay, ard MI regular !an2a'Sa 0h a7'
river at reasonable rat"a.
NJ VII tItAcE iItAi,rLD.
Erelv'f., tor vUy-iani!n&, must 1t pre-ra1.
AnrlytJ L. y: Ii ~, ns,n,. 80.
50 - .s-l-.-
NTIbiIAM {. DURHAM 81 CO.
~ CFEF8At~ SIUHfISt.
- hNp COMIuSSiO% HERCUASTS
CogSrE MAtS A>p ELEfESTH SThEETa
I!,UMUSD, NA. rOST-OFtitE 6oA ~
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REIAISISG
~ THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE DECEMBER
80, 16G9.-AIrS. Point, Richmond, Va. ;
James II. Sanap, New York, y. Y; Miss
Mamie Watkins, Greenwood Depot, Va. !;
Mrs. d. Tuthill, +. D. Brookland, Long
Island; Miss Allie Powers, 5. 0. Dove,
Rev. Park 2. Flournov, E!izabethtown,
Ky S; Rev. ". ". Bennett, Richmond Va. /;
Mrs. Alizc I. Upshaw, Hickman. Ky; DR..
NJ. Fl. Houston, Richmond, Va; Master
county, \. c. u. Il. Saunders, Penfeld,
Ga. ); w. w. Parker, Macon, Ga; Edward
Fleming, Pertain county: Wyatt Brown,
Charlotte Courthouse, Va; NJ. Eagen,
North Greenbush, n. Y; Mrs. Sallie Long,
Bowling Green, Va; J. D. Workman,
Boston, Mass; John Henry Tabb, Gloucester
county, Va; Joseph Silly, Concord West
Va; W. Ii, Price, New York, \. 7,
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TIE UsEs OF A MERCANTILE AGENCY
r. G.. Dun & Cove feel that we are
doing good serrice to the business men who
have not already participated in its dement's
in calling their attention to the mercantile
agency of Mcssrs. Z. G. Dun q Co., one
of whose twenty-seYen offices is located III
Richmond.
The purpose Of the mercantile agency i
to procure and keep on record such ltioI.
nation as will enable parties who grant
credit to decide whom it is safe to tfusI ana
whom It IS wise to avoid. 1t has sought 70
substitute for the tardy and often llisuill-
cent results of individual investigation L
system whereby the labor of vast numbers
in cleaning information Is ceatreu ana !i
made accessible 10 all who choose to avail
themselves Of it. 1t Is not an experiment, /,
but bv an existence OF over quarter OF Il
century. during which time it has had the
support of tWo-thirds of the mercantile
community in the centres OF trade, IL mas
demonstrated its usefulness and general re-
liability. If it had been an unsafe guide. II
its Influence had been other than HcAenca'.
it would long ago have ceased from want OF
Support. To-dav it is fur more extensive,
Possesses better facilities, and Is more COM
plctc in its arrangements, than ever before.
Every fact which is cleaned, every item
that is recorded. adds value to the store OF
information already accumulated; "hi.c
the characters that mon have made iot
themselves ~ time has passed are touh0
faithfully daTlerreotypcd III our records.
There are many persons VINO cGii'rht
themselves with Book OF Ratings. ana
from it too hastily conclude What INC
Agency can do for them. This iSa great
mistake. While the Reference BOOK ISSUED
is confidently offered to the pub!ic - tAe
most complete, accurate, and useful, ana ol
the kind ever published, it should be Under
stood that il is not intended ~ Il Substitute
for the detailed information on the oinc'
| Records, which for minrltrness, dlecrlmina,
| ton, and characterization, aiford an in>tSl
| into the pecilliaritie- Of each case, Whlch /;
classification or division into groups car
never be made to reach. Indeed. the ite'eT
enrc Book bears much the same relation tc
| the recorded details that photograph PIC
| turc of IN dsScmbiyof persons bears 10 p0'
| traits taken siagiy. In the one case ,n'
| personal identity is but family, or WI Clh
Guilty. traccd-in the other 1t IL rortfdl
| with all the lineamcnts and pecu'larities g
| the subject and it cannot he mistaken loI
any other person.
| The special attention Of rchantS, lna
nutacturers, bankers, &r., Is called I" in'
| scope aud reliability of this information II
| the reports of this agency.
The Richmond Office Of the agency oi Ii
| 6. Dun & Co., is under the management
| of Mr.. Joseph 4. Scarlet, young gentle
man we'll known in the community, an'
esteemed as of good business habits, an
perfectly reliable. His office Is at No. 1ol
Main street.
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| CORSETS AND HOOP P-SKIRTS.-Just
~ received per express,
E3lPaLSS and MISSES CORSETS
OF superior quality;
together with many Other articles useful Ter
ladies.
HOoP-skIETs OF nay own manufacture
| always on hard.
All orders promptly attended, 10,
MRS 4. e. TURNKEY
tsucccssor to Mrs. 4. II. Wilson,
ie 7i-lw- 81 Broad street, Richtnpes'
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Thn S'rt- nT the JAMES ssS.:s.-sss-=z;z5
TFR AND KANAwitA, CANAL Coaf,Asha = -,
.yili lcavc the dock as 1sal promptly st Il M on
f'rni,it and tolls ou goods for Lynch9ur! Wsa se.
beyond collected on t@lycry or Rrepni pnssi,ie ~ viii
ha ,Enr,c'; .r,,i.-nca.. hrt no obligation ls as
anmrd 10 f,i!v.r down freight elsewhere than ~
my otrc.. on the Dock without special hsrseie
,yav freight III not DC talt7tfcd tlu chifAed e5S
paid. ,
h"at' 1".i i''"'' '''' II ,r%spT DrLICE Agent.
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BOARDING AEn LODGING.

~ ME-
DULAsKI HOUSE,
( JOHNSON SQUARE, SAYAHtAH, Ga.
WLTEERGFE 4 CARROLL,
PEOrRlETOES.
This POPULAR HOUSE has been reilttcd and
I.r!aily refurnisaed during The past SIMMER
-at Is nov prepared for the reception OF guests.
Nr. JAMES CARROLL. formerly of the E9saw
House, Baltimore, New \ ork Hotel ana la'e oi
Eaa Old Sweet Springs, Va, has been associated
r!tA me IN the management ~ th!s house nn'!sr
t.. urln naIIr or VII BERGER & CARROLL.
20 8n-cm ". II. NiLIBER@ER.
%'ICkERSUN HOTEL,
Y COLUMBIA. :. {.
" 3O-3m* ". \, WRIGHT, Proprietor.
~ PER DAY. 80 PER DAY.
Np0TSWOOD HOTEL,
RlEHInEn. Va.
nc unGe-i Cucd, having lcag cd ais the only hrsi-
,.ass hore! located on Main street and within one
arc, and the grcn! northern and southern rail
r.1d dcrots respectfully inform The public that 1T
4- S1W GPFE. II VIII hc Thoroughly rcnOEa-
!.uL and rcturai shed 10 some extent.
Ihts ,lrtcl Is world renowned as the hcadquar-
't-e Of The President and Cab'"e, Officers or The
ie,c ConfcCrracy. il Also contains the historic
fsur,.s Of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
sgd chief Justice Chase
"a. travelling public are cordially invited t.
Ike their horne nj the Spotswood, where They
e.3i nul every comfort and dellc2cy tESs THIS auo
o. 'fcr ruarsct can supply.
y3preSs and Telegraph ONCE In RE m briIH.i,S'
&. l., LUCK,
-. Is. BISHOP,
rrv. prDpr!etoTSt
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DHTLADEGPHIA, RICH I5asS
! MpNn AAD NORFOLK STEAM -o.ss.ssss-:S ss;,sssss:S
SI!Ip LISE.-St.amrrs NORFOLK and J. 3.
GREEN, cnnpo-iu- tbi5 line. sill lca:e Phladal-
pAia every SATukoAf. aud ndkichnondersry FRI
HAi alternately frsi at taken fox Norfolk NJ mo-
acratc rates: also for Charleston, savannah, and
New Orleans, and bills Of lGding signed through.
Passage t. PAllad,lplia including meals aud
stateroom, IS. ". p. PORTER, Agent.
uln3 Office. No. 2.25 Dock street.
DOWuAT.AN STEANBOATH1r5Sn,
i CuMPAAi.-Stcamefs SfAfE s5ssarssssasssssss
Of MARYLAND and PETERSBUkG.-Chca,
rcliahlc. and safe route u Baltimore, Savannah.
BostCa, and Tie West, Iri-wcek!y Tine 10 Bal,l-
more. making close connections WITH steamers 70
PhilaasIphIa. No tranAs!rmcnt Of goods. b.
tween Elchmonl and Baltimore. Leave Balti-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SA-
TURGAY. Leave RichDlond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every DAY Except Sunday.) up
10 O'Clock L. ". These 5teaIacrs baye excellent
saoon, etateroom, aDd passenger accommodations.
Fare, :! meals anu ST. GROOM extra, For fslSit
HAkVGYs s. WILLIAMS, Agente,
auto Commercial Block.
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DICHMOND GENTS EMPORICI.,-.
III The undersigned, having com bined their IA.
handsome establishments, arc prepared 10
walt rpun their patrons at their MA lF1t.r NJ,
EMPORIUM, on MAIN STREET UNDER slih-
FERfS BLOCK. Gentlemen can be accomMa.
dated by polite and accomplished BARRIERS, and u..
thing In our line Is beyond our capacity. "A ,ips
BATEl G ESTABLISHMENT attached.
de 2l-:m HOBS4N & ststttT-r. [,
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NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS stT1halnlaj
The JAMES KIyEE TOWING And Nd TkASs- :, a,e-
raTTATION CpMpANY are prepared 70 sssS sSe~
c,',.. 1' TiittVI<t; and II,fIiTERiNG T03ACCo'
StLT. sud all other Mr"CHA@niSE, ,1arn 81 u
EER and WOOD. ~ aud from Cf;y Ioint, Ie1Sa 1.a
h,rg \or T. r!k. ard ell landings on Jaaios riFc''
S"' I0AS y HARVEY. President,.
Commercial Block; or 10
JAMES r. RlDDLCE, SECRETARY.
q. :. LETFLEE AGENT,
oUcy No. 2OiS Dock
between Twentieth aad Iwen'S-h:s' ''res'S'
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SHIPPING.
no. FOR THE ,,o,.s sSTsHsj

FOR P.NATEA, Fla; yIA sAvAXSsaH. ! IN saH.
w = .,,J nil AEDTNCfS on he sT. JOHNS
RiVER.@sE sII-WFEkLy LEE; The oleg1nt
and Grss-clas, steamer DICT Iot, Captaatn y.
r NrS EITY will leave Charleston, ). e, ior
the above places every TUESDAY EVENING as
O'Clock. .oo,o- rrTy
p0IS,T Tanta!n GEORGE g. MCMILLAN VIII
Ia,re Charleston every ERIDAY ENESlNG ~ $
rbra,, t,c,s n bc hai - railroad Offices. No
sytrl rh.rpe Tor meals aud sta;rrooIlS.
For freight Or passage spplE 70 .o. .<
Sonth A.lsntic Wharf. Charleston, 5. {.