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The Forests.

\ brief conversation took place at the
Farmers Club of the New York American
Institute, Il few days since, on the subject
Tb, Yield Of Forest Trees Per Annum,
which, although relating chiefly to New Eng
land. contains suggestions which may not be
useless in this part ofthc world
Mr.. LYMAN : This tarlncr asks how much
an acre of woodland is worth Il year.. about
onr-fourth pine and thrcc-fourth> OAK. three
miles from market. lie may calculate that
il will take. on IN average. thirty years 10
crow fifty cords of wood on IN acre. ana 50
base his estimates. considering this Il liberal
calculation, for on many surfaces Il cord Il
wear i all that can be expected. But If some
of the trees are large and straight they at
tain a value for manufacturing uses far be-
yond the figures for cOrd-Wood. am glad
The arlucr> on Door soils in New England
have. heclm to calculate on wood a Il crop.
One-third OF the open land OF those states
ought 10 30 back 10 forest. II there had
been any facilities or safety in travelling
West, or if our fathers had known Of the
Great superiority of Western soils. they
wouldncrcr have cleared the original hem
locks and bcecheS from those rocky hills. 1t
waSa mistake made in their ignorance Oh the
immense agricultural capacities ofthl> CONT
ncnt /: and now that all regions are open, II
i well to let those granite soils yield the Wig
orous forest growth Of which they are so ca
pablc, and by which they will yielda better
return than from any cultivated crop.
Mr.. Lawton !: William Penn, Il thought
full and good man. whodid little that merited
rcproach and much that deserved high
praise. designed that six per cent. of all the
lands sold by him should he kept i'll wood.
intact. the title was made dependent upon
this point. andi it is unfortunate that it should
not have been observed to this day. And
there was Dewitt Clinton, the father Of the
Erie canal: | remember that he wishcdfully
onc-third of the land retained always in for
est, not only for purposes of fuel but for the
effect upon vegetation.
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,~,,.s,,,ary among the E4e"thcns'


From the New Orleans il'"H"h'' j.,
4 few DAYS since mention was mace "
tho arrest Of a colored mlh'''el; ,n"nS,"
with disturbing the peace D! c'nisaIn,.
TO excite Il revival OF reHE'on - ti,,o M
,rho otIi,rr on duty there NJ the tihhe ~"
,ht "n,rcciatcd the fact that IN case iie
"oa.,cr succeeded it woul destroy ms
nnccnnatjon. and might possibly exercise i
d~is,,lptinc influence on his party. ne tnas
49," -, :, may, his labors were suspended, ana
Tho eyhortrr brought 10 the lookup As i
criminal. Now. this proceeding OF Tue au-
1hnritie~ excited the comIniSeIatioh VI "i
nIi colored apostle named S!aFke' WIZ
sst;e0ei that such conduct was Attfl1u'a~
lilo 10 the henightcd state OF the a''ho!l-
t,,s. has concluded 10 volunteer as d h'>-
s;onory among them. His first attempt was
,nado in the Recorders Court on FRIDAY
mnrninp. The room was crowded, ana the
I11rc. ascending the bench, was aho0'
r~nrr.dnu with the business i'll hand, Whch
thr missionary rose and addressed the
court: ,.
"What j. il :" inquired the Court.
..lsvou pure in heart
Now il must be understood ina !hc
has for some time been suffering
rom dyspepsia, and he hastily c9Hsdu,eo
fhot the inquiry referred 70 his dlScsllFe
nroons. So. smiling hlandly, he nodded 10
the old darky, and said .
ITS annoying me Il little ana "He
about turning his attention AGAIN 10 Tue
docket. when The missionaryss voice rose
threatcningly :.,
MasSa Judge, its the dehhil ,naughin,
at dat heart .ou 40,
This astounding revelation was well cal
rulatcd to excite the fears now visible on
The face of the magistrate. HIS voice treih-
hlcd a little. despite its indignant accent H.
he inquired: ,,
What internal nonsense was tins ne was
talking:" ,o.J
81, de dcbhil in dis room, Sar! ana.
hc the mcreSt accident. the preachers eyes
tirncd in the direction OF the raised plat
form where the lawyers were sitting.
DO YOU mean me-" cried one.
..Do YOU allude 10 me: exclaimed an
o,hor. while all rose Indignantly to repu-
date the imputatioE.
The Judge, always anxious 10 preserve
order and allay excited feelings, now inter-
Ycned.
Come, gentlemen, don't get excited IL
i very natural mistake. The ola reno"
has heard that the devil has Il partiallty Tor
sIrjnr. and he d,dn't kno,r dut arhat ne got
into another yFock!'
This explanation proving satisfactory, lle
lusiupSs of the court was proceeded WIN
without further interruption.
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...,,o.
BY Cook " LaGghioh' 7ueti'h1e'''
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
-
TRTSTEES' SALE OF HDUSl.ilOLD
FURNITURE. SILEERWARE, &c, AT
,T-cITJDN BY virtue of 4 decd of trust executed
~ - t ttn nndcrsi rred ms trustees, and of record IN the
~, - rnurt oc fhc CITY Of Richmond. we Will
i = ". S.n,,;nn an NpTDtY. December 20. 1859.
gel; az I|c!loni tho rcsidenrc Of NJ Jones. ESD.
u = = Lctwccn clay and Leigh streets. the
Ii iTI-pE of said rnsidcncc. consisting of
-, Or rP SITIT' from nIctnl of two
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

SMlTH'S PATENT LEVER STRAW
~ CUTTER now, as ever, at the very head %
the field! Twenty thousand sold. and The demand
still increasing. Buy OF the original patentee ii
you would get The genuine article, which we war
rant TO be the best Straw-Cu1tcr ever made. Re-
member, that this Straw Gutter was patented by
Mr. II. NJ. Smith In 1874, and Inns been built under
his immediate supervision ever since. Some OF
our workmen have been 1T work upon this Cutter
for fifteen years or more, and we claim that we
have arrived IT perfection In their construction.
This, like the Virginia Shelter, has been extern
siycly initiated by other II 'nafacturers, some OF
them Withholding credit IRON the inventor by
calling IL In their G. tuloslt The :" Virginia Cut
ter" others the Negro CutteT"; but II pur-
chasers wish TO get the Cuticr made AS it should
be, they should buy only Smiths Patent Lever
cutter, and no other.
dec H.. NJ. SMITH i CO., Manufacturers.
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y,.pS'S \

yTINDOW -GRATING STOLEN
w Stolen from the c@llar window Of my store.
on Fifteenth street, TWO NEW WROUGHT
IRON RATES. four and five feet long. A very
liberal reward will be promptly paid for Their dc
livery to me.
IL, l = ~ k tiOkN.
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nc TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAIERS.-All per-
~ sons who paid oIc-half of city taxes in June
will come forward and pay tie other halt. subject
to n discount Of ten per cent. and those who have
paid none Of their taxes Will he liable Ia twenty per
cent. additional unless paid In this month.
l shall be 1t ny Office daily TO walt on al! tax
payers from 8 4. Nj. 10 0 7. NJ. from this date to
the 3ISt of December.
BY order of the City Council. C.P. WORD,
lie lin City Collector.
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WANTS.

WANTED, 4 FEMALE HOUSE SER
w Want who ctn furnish satisfactory testl-
monials as to character and qualifications. APP
ply at No. 5l2 Leigh street, corner 81 HlAti.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Grubbs 6 Williams, Ancticncers,
Eleventh street between haiu and Bank.

Eleventh street between iatlt anu BANK.
COMMISSIONERS YALU-
SER OF SPRING .NND Belly Ell Z
SHEETS. ATAUCTIOS.-In execution Of de-
crees of the circuit court Of Richnond, entered
2.th Nav and 9th eccmbe 1899, In the case OF
HCrenshaw rs. GREEN'S administrators and ais, ;,
the undersigned, special commissioners, viii sell
at auction, ut the risk and costs of John apple
ward twho purchased the same at n former sale
made on l9ih October. l-s9. upon the premises,
on TUESDAY. 9lSt December. ut 1 O'Clock Il. d.,
If fair. ifnot. then on the first fair day thereafter,
At the same hour. n LOT OF GROUND ut the
northwest corner OF Spring and Befvidtre streets,
nnuosite the late residence of X. r. Tyler, front
Ing IS! feet and running back l"S1 feet.
II will be sold as Il whole. or subtirided- rs may
he deemed best at the time of sale.
TERMS Onc-fourih cash taltncc Mt o. II, ana
Is months. for negotiable" notes. with interest
added. Title retained BY the court until the notes
WILLIAM r. WIN Commissioners.
j. u. THOMAS. COMMISSIONERS
GRUDBs S WILKINS, Auctioncers. dc 10
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-As adj
n mynlslrntnr of the estate 81 John WarrineT,
deceased, | shall offer for sale, on the premises.
fourteen niles below the city of Richmond, in the
county Of Hcnrico. near Wills Church. the fol-
lowing property. to Wit
Two cow. one HORSE,
About twenty barrels of CORN,
SHTCkS, FODDER
About l. 900 weight OF OATS.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FuRNl-
FARMTvG UTENSILS.
TERMS All sums Of $50 and under. cash over
that amount. = note ofnlnety days, with approved
sccurit'.
~ JOHN WARRINER. Administrator Of.
de Idiots John Warrincr. deceased.
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By 4. c. Pulllain, Auctionccr.

NOR SALE AT AUCTION, FORTY
l. TiiREF ACREsOF WOODLAND ON NIP,
IOTiIIhE TURNPIKE. n
RICHMOND, IN CTESTERF1EID C0INl1;E
A. thc request of the owner. | viii sell i. J "nIlc
ar,rti"u' on the premises. on FRIDAY the l7tli day
Of December. 1889, ut L. ",,ci"rk NJ. tmE nrn
win original! growth. lying on the Midlothian
turnpike, Chesterfield county, adjoining the i'hu
Of Nr. Sheppard A. Schuttie and others a
This landi$ all capable of cultivation; after ine
timber Is removed, without. ditching. and the WOOD
win cut an average Of thirty cords to me acre.
The attention Of wood dealers IN hlrlirn"nu "a
nnrtiru;ariv called Ia This sale, a. HE wood ana
timber is worth more than We expect for the land;
TERMS: Dnc-third cash: balance NJ SIX ana
twelve months. rcgoriahle notes. Interest aad"o,
secured hv n trust deed. A.. {. PULIlAM.
on,c o. huctinnecr.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE. a NEAT COTTAGE Of four
L rooms and wide hail., Kitchen, stable, &C.,
al kilby's. on richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
iuIuac railroad, twelve miles from bichm0nd,
with FIVE ArltE> OF PRODUCTIVE LAND.
inclrdiH" garden. and about same quantity OF
wood land detached. Arplyt"
Dc LIT J. l.. PERSoN
TOBACCO FACTORY FOR SALE
l. | offer for sale my LARGE, FlltST-CLAsS
TOBACCO FACTORY, on Iwtnty-fith street
between Main and Franklin streets.
TERMS Ten per cent. Of the purchase money In
. cash balance Ia nine equal annual instruments,
interest payable half yearly.
Price low. Applyto
FRANKLIN STEARNS,
de lj--lw 1913 Main street.
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III

TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-e5m..,
4 MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR EsE
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RIvER.-The last
aud elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
JOHN STLV $ T. Il,
Captain y. g. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the aboyc-named
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and r
DAYS t 81 O'Clock A. NJ. and returns on Tues-
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk III time 10 cor
meet with steamers Tor Baltimore and points
North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg On arr.
val Of steamer.
Fare TO Norfolk, 81. so.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays,
from Il ". to q =. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Boston. Baltimore, and principal landings IN
Chesapeake bay. and all regular landings on james
river, at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Frelghts for way-landings mnst be prepaid.
Apply TO l.. y. TATUM. Agent.
sc Il bflcn. ame wharf
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q SHOES. Gc.

NOTICE.-The subscriber, havingA
~ returned 10 the city. would respectfully MEA~
inform his friends and til. public that lie is e&
prepared TO make the best quality of BOOTS AND
SHOES to order al the very lowest prices.
JOHN &. EBESlIACK.
Main street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
REPAIRING neatly done.
Constantly on hand, EEADY-MADE WORK Of
the best quality. no 2o-codlm
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Bv r. II. Valentine. Auc1lonecr.

cECOND TRADE SALE CROCKERY
> NEpG LA>SWAKE.-WiH he 9nlh al ancIioh
AT my store. No. liS. Main street. THIS MOkN-
commencing at 10 O'Clock. alargc and dcSl-
rahlc LOT CROCkFRY and GLASSWARE, IN lois
TO suit the trade, consisting In part OF cups anu
S,urcrs. Plates, Bowls, Pitchers, Cl!aHlbrrs'
dishes. BASINS ana Fwrrs, Mugs. &c, IuInblsi9
and Goblet. Glass Tea Sets and N,ippers, S,plenu,a
Castors and Lamps. and many other articles sulu-
able for the trade, direct from the factory. ni,,r-
chantS.aTr requested 10 attend this sale, rs all Ihe
goods will be sold Ia large lots.
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BY Lyme 4 Brother.
.Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1899 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS IN
" MANCHESTER AT AUCllDN.-In pursu-
arce of Il decree OF the circuit court Of Chester
field county. entered at The November term. lSG9.
In the chancery suit of ''1iobhs rs. Hobbs l
shall, on MONDAY the 2oth day of December
1850. commencing at 3 O'Clock J.. NJ, proceed 10
sell ut public auction, upon the premises, the fol-
lowing real eState-viz. Lott Nos. u. ~. 90. 10,
and TO. In Marks's Addition, and VACANT q
No. 81. on Mcdonald street. In The town."f Man
chester.
TERMS Cash.
de- T. VI. LOGAN. Special Commissioner.
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By Cook s. Lan,ht n, Auctionecrs'
covaruor 4, 4 Franklin streeta.

trONtTIoI - ! 'if'''
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Az,
PETS. GLASSWARE. TIC =
PIRisS VASES AAD FIGURES, &C.. Al 49,
TION.--TUIS DAY ut 10 o'clock we VIII sst RI r.
,anction-rooms an assortment OF uhNi''N
c'hs MishiH0DGANY BUREAUS and WASH
STANDS,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS,
. OAK LIBRARY rSSES,
MAHOGANY and STAINED WhEI1TDp Ec'
JENNYLIhD and CuITa',E 1yp = :SSDS
HAIR. SPRING. md TTCh MAJ hESSES'
CANE aud WOOD SEAT LHhlES;
BRTSSFLs. THREE-PLf, and lS"hAlN
CARPETS: cr,,-rc
COOKING and ctfloE "i'''"'
WIxDOW-SrLApEs,
10 barrels HERRl>t'S.
Also.
ION dozen GORIFTS. Of every pattern; 5.
i, Ia.re number Of HANDsOME NA1E9, OF
bohemian AMI fafian ware
~R0HFTIAS OLE SEI-.
GLASS F. SETS
FtICY ARTICl rs,
rAEIAE and CHINA FlGUPES.
TOY TEA ard TOILET-WARI:
TnYs &c. COOK & LAUGHTON.
dc,- Auctioneers.
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By Lee 4 Goddin. Alclionccrs,
No. llI3 Main street.

Sale conducted by A. c. rrLLIAM, Auc!ione
die Il
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LUMBER, LATHzS, dc.
T UNIBER! LUMBER! LCMBER!! y!

TRUMAN a. PARKER & CO.,
dealers In
White Pine, Poplar, Black Walnut, Maple, Ash.
Hickory, Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, and Sycamore
Lumber; also, al kinds Of Building Lumber,
Shingles, i.aths. Slaves, Spnkes, &C.; keep always
on hand i large stock, and sell ut low prices. Their
old customers, and all others In want OF Lumber
are particularly Invited to give them u call before
buy Ing elsewhere. Corner Sixth and Canal streets,
Richmond, Va. NO l?--3m&
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FOR + YORK

. OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP &E4n
COMPANY.
The splendid new slde-whrel steamships ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA. NIAGARA AIRE-
MARLE, and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond. every TUES.
DAY. THURSDAY. ana SATURDAY. At :
O'Clock J.. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY
FRIDAY ami SUNDAY. NJ high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have ELEGANT
saloons and st2t"rcolns. The fare. accommoda-
tions, u1d attention. src unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports.
Insurance Effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TEL OF ONE PER CENT, ut the Offices OF hi,
COMPANY.
y. l.. M~CCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
street. New York.
WILLIAM c.. DUEH&N & co, Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh street,.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
ABLE LANDS NEAR TIE .CLnVFR
hill GOAL MINES. CHI iE I'D
COUNTY. AS special commissioners Of the cir
cui; court Of Chesterfield county. appointed ny q
decree Of the November term, 1850. In the sLil' OF
C;a;cs 7s. Lacv-s heirs. we VIII. on TIEsDA ! the
2Sth day Of December. 1869. ut IL O'Clock M.. sell
at puzzle auction, in front OF the Clover HiiI RAIL-
road Company's store. ut the Glover fllll coal
mines, THREE HUNDRED GRE OF TIE
FARM OR TRACT OF LAM of when J4hn
r. Lacy dien seized, and upon which he resided at
rho time Of his death, situate in Chssterhetdc PIN
from, the aforesaid coal mines, md about 1our
miles from the AppomattoN river.
This land lies near the coal-hcld Of this county,
and X supposed TO be valuable on that account.
\ plat OF the land VIII he shown at the saie.
FERN One.fourth cash the residue, upon q
credit Of six. twelve, and eighteen months WIN
Interest the title To be retained until the wholc
purchase money IL paid and Il deed ordered ny the
' tSlpned T. VI. LOZARO,
6. BROOKS.
Special Commissioners.
sale conducted by A. C. fuLLIAM, Anctioheer'
I-T-
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

AUDITORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, December 10, 1859.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE
L stock or The City Of Richmond will be closed
on the 10Th INSTANT, and not reopened until
January l, 1870.
WILLIAM II. ALLDERDTCE,
dc li--5t Auditor.
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By Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. 1i1a Main street.

cMALL TRUCK FARM SEVEN MILES
- From RICHMOND. on MOUNTAIN ROAD.
AT ATCTTON.-On MONDAY. 10th Instant NJ
IL o'clock NJ, we will sell at our Office the iRhIi
OF Ian ID situated ~ above described, contaih-
~ LEE 4 G0DDIN, Auctionccrs.
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TOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
MARSHALL BELOWTWELFTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
for the treatment OF MI classes OF medical and sur
gtcal cases except smallpox aud insanity.
In addition To the LARGE WARDS, the lmtrtn.
ary contains 4 number of PRIVATE ROOMS
possessing all the comforts and privacy Of L pri-
PENDANTS always at hand. Patients have the priv
lege OF selecting their medical adviser either nom
the staff OF the Ia tlrmary or any respectable pTac-
tit!oncr IN the city.
CHARGES,
including Board. Medical Attendance, and
Medicine
ETlNIlg TODiuS. ! " Nv pei 49,
Large wards .r.,,.. 70 per metA;
\ small additional! fee IS charged for surgical
operations.
A limited number OF cases from the city OF Rich
moud received on CHARITY.
For Information or admission, apply Al the In
Urinary to ISAIAH Ii. WHITF, NJ. D.,
40 2o.am Medical superintendent.
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AT SHOP.
Si.CaT y ADDISGTON,
MACHIsiSTS.
NJ OFFICE l415 CARY STREET. NEAR
FOURTEENTH. RICHMOND, VA.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK REPAIRING
STEAM-ENGISES and In city and
country TOBACCO WORK of all kinds made
and rcpaired, with all kinds OF stcam-ittings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES ADJ
JiSTED and RElAlRED. Exclusive agents for
EREOR, SELDEH'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one Of these gauges
are warranted Tor n year. We know them to be
the best gauge now In use. They are LESS In price
than any other make. y :ull line OF the above ar
tIrles always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-fEEDING OIL-CUP, for shaft
ing and all kinds Of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent. al oil. This l. the newest and best thing
now oat. Come and see II and us.
GEORGE Il. SI0AT,
mvIa A. JACKSON ADDINGTOE.
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LINE

Steamers weekly 70 LIVERPOOL, @rSS
calling AT QUEENSTOWN, lcaving 1850
pier Il North river every Saturday
FRANCE. QUEEN, HELEETIA,
DENMARK, ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA. LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage. 800 and Sl5, currency.
Stceragc passage, $40. currency.
Storage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
S37, in currency.
Stceragc passage from Antwerp. Hamburg. Rot
terdam, and Havrc. :!5, In currency.
For further particulars. apply ut the Offices OF
the company, ~ broadway, T. w. d. NCRaf.
Manager. or to
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RESTAURANTS.

SCHOTT'S STEAMED OYS-@ ~
- L ESTABLISHMENT. OR-%NAEsS
EER NINTH AND \ X ,NR&Ny
Observation-Disclosures BAY, C1EE1tY-
STONE, MILL CREEK; HORN HARBQR.
MASON,S CREEK. HAMPTON BAR. YORK
RIVER. and ether OYSTERS OF the choicest wa
tcrs, received regularly and fresh, ana served
RAW, STEAMED, STEWED, or FRIED. Res
tatlrauts supplied By the barrel ut cost price.
The BAR i stocked with the CHOICEST IL
OUuRS; and u large lot Of BOTTLED Ii
OUORS. WINES. ALE. and LAGER BEER. Of
the finest quality. always on hand. dc3
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND
LONDONDERRY. (

THE ANCHOR LINE.
FavuritG Clyde-built passenger steamers are In
tended TO sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 90. North river. at II O'Clock NJ
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IL CURRENCY:
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow. or Derry, go and
S75.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $40.
Stceragc to Glasgow or Derry. $50 intermediate.
S35.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, S37.
Passengers bOokcdto and from Hamburg. HARE,
Rotterdam, Antwerp. &C.. at Tcry low rates.
Drafts issued payable AT any bank In Great Bril-
tain.
For further information apply at the conpany's
Offices. No. . Bowling Green, New York, 10 IiES-
DEESOS BROTHERS. or to
WILLIAM {. DUNlIAM 4 co, Agents.
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+ Paine K Go. Auctionerrs.
TARGE cATALoGCE SALE
ON TUESDAY the 2lst. commencing at 10
o'clock, we viii sell al our anction-rooms by Gaia
loguc, to close sundry invoices, Il large and desi-
rable assortment of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
among which are many new and choice goods
suited TO the season.
ALSO,
large invoice OF
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS
suited To holiday sales.
o0O cases BOOTS and SHOES,
among which are many prime goods. IN the SAFE
will lie included Il large invoice OF
MEMS and BOYS HEAVY WINTER BOOTS.
ALSO.
100 dozen MEMS and BOYS HATS, of new ana
popular styles. from common 10 me
grades.
ALSO,
An invoice of
LADIES ASTRACIIAN and BEAVER CLOAks.
ALSO,
4 variety of
S~EASONAHLE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
100 reams WRAPPING-PAPER, &c.
Sale positive and without reserve.
de- Auctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-17
ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

TLEGANT BOOKS AND OTHER
Il NICE THINGS For CHRISTMAS ii.ii-
SENTS.-WODDHOUSE 4 rARllAM have inr
sale choice Books, in rich bindings, with ana WIN
out Illustrations:
Childrcn's Books aud Games. In great variety,
Photogra ahic Albums, beautiful styles ana al
sizes Pockct-BookS, for ladies' ana gentlemen:
Ladies' Wnrk-Boxes, large stock:
Portable Writing-DcskS Of Rosewood, w alnht.
Mahogany, and Papier-Machie:
Iadics'Card -~CaScS-PcIrl, shell, ana Ieattcr:
Pocket Knives of superior quality: Gold Ichs
aud rcnru Cases: ChcsSlucn and Backgammon
EourdS: Portfolios and Tourists Cases WIN
many other articles suitable tor Christmas gus.
dc IL NoOlJlIolH y AMMAN
4 CCOJNT BOOKS-1ST0.- NOW Is
N THE TIME To GIVE YOUR
RANDOLPH n ENGLISH, 1871. Main street, are
prepared to manufacture all kinds Of BLA
BOOKS in the best style.
large stock of Law and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank Books, Stationery, Musical ana Fancy
80 no. -
THO TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS
SCHOOL-BOok ks AND STATIONERY,
wholesale and retail, at JOHN II. WALSH'S,, No.
.lG Broad street. Just received, 4 fresh Sunp!y OF
SCHODL-BoOkS and SCHOOL and OFFICE
STATIONERY, which will he sold at yerE 10"
prices. Great inducements 10 TEAtllERS. The
current literature of the day kept on hand, andncW
hooks received rs soon as published Se-'