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Rr,prcEooM GETS Drunk, AND TIL

RrrpyGrooM GETS Drunk, AID THE
..i5,sT Man" MARRIES THE REIDE.-Ihe
r.,,t How Egy1dyca SAYS that Il couple re-
.-,,:nn in The rural districts. not ilr from
-,vn wore ENGAGED TO be married. and
,srrr called three times III one OF the
fu,,,l churches. On the day appointed Tor
,lu celebration Of the ccr"mon! when was
10 "nlakc this twain one hc>h sl'r haPps
connie came 10 town alraycd in All the glory
or rcy ,torc-clo,hcS. bringing with them
brother of the bridc%room. who was 10
ctIir;a;s Is best man." and VINO, the re-
.,it proved, was entitled TO that character.
Leaving the blushiu@ dam$cl IN charge OF
ltis brother, the intended husband adjourn
ed tea I,r-room to get " something hot
I, cheer his spirits under the trying ordeal
through which he was TO pass. Here ne
met some friends, and amid the cungralu-
liions with which he was overwhelmed,
prtooh ot more imam was hecc>>;l! i"l
Inc uurDuSc OF elcvating his courage to
he proper point, and soon became OBJ
I.yirt,> to I'll sublunar. matterS-Wea-
G.n. party, bride, prospective domestic
LIS. aud all. After waiting reason
a.l. time for his temperance, his
aGi1uccd and the rest Of the party grew I'M
easy. and laally IN expedition was organ-
lzyd TO 20 in search Of him. They disco
yrgcl him in the tavern IN com:1toSe COLI
ral.oG. and reported tIat !!ct III 'hr th"ISi
pgurtcr. The bride bore up braI"!E under
f1ts trial, declaring that she didn't care a
r.rf. he was good-for-nothiEg drunken
vr.lyi,. and she WAS glad 10 get clear OF
I'M. Moreover. she was not g9lngto he num- |
LACED that way out Of getting husband
s.s came 10 town to bc married, and mar
,-rd She was determined 10 hc-to the first |
~ II That would take her. Rather than see
The girl disappointed about 4 tric like that,
,tn brother, who came TO do the =" best |
1nm' business, volunteered to be her vic |
i'm himself. The bargain was soan maze, |
and Of ne started for Il license, returning
in n ,Aor; time. when they We're married
and started for home, leaving the other III
u.N.dull to enjoy his little spree a best he
could. The affair has created no little talk
and much mrrgmcnt among those acquaint- |
a.. with the facts. and the intended husband
is now having 4 rough time among the
VrGgS.
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NUM ELASTIC CLOTH AND OILED
" SILK, superior quality. for sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
delo SIS Bread street
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Henry Ward Bccchcr has reached the
summit of human fame. His portrait has
been published in the Poi'cc Gazette. along
with those ofmurGercrS, " cminont . coul-
terlcitcrS. &c. The same honor Is ac-
corded the "Rev.' Frothingham. Mrs.
McFarland-R ichardson-Sagc Dan. Ncfar-
land. and Albert d. Richardson. Frothing-
ham looks ~ if nc could ma>ticatc ten
penny nail CIcrcI0na Pta3adedieF.
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EQUAL R1GHrs.-A Washington core
snondcnt tells the following good story:

=
c,ondcrt tells the following good story:
\ negro member Of Council recently o.
fcrcd and secured the passage OF an ofdi-
nance denying license to any restaurant o.!
place of amusement that refused to treat
negro customers on perfect cquaIlfy VII n
whites. The father Of that measure Is ne
owner of the principal barbcr-shop IN inc
city. While one OF his workmen was scra +
ping nv chin the other day asked MN II
ne ever had any colorcd customers. :" No,
sab; we don't shave no niggas in dis SHOP
was the prompt reply. but" saia l,
"suppose a colored man were 10 come III
and sit down in one OF the chairs IKE 40
what would you do" Put MN cur,
sab! Some shops shave nis:as. but az, Is !,
too spectacle for dat You wouidn /
refuse to shave the colorcd congressman
from Louisiana, would YOU" "lcs, sab :.
Wouldn't Shave no niggaS. 40 how, even II
dcv was President. One 0 General Grant ;
ri,"as came here one day, but he didn't get
no shave; no. sab. Wcsc got al! we can Il"
10 shave dc white folks, and don't want no
nipu.tS.'
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CHICAGO CLASSIFICATION OF HIDES
Ss!"s Of hides in the Chicago market are
Ill nude according to the following classii'-
r.tiun. and. Il this i the great slaughter
Tide market Of the country, the same rules
have GENE into general Use throughout the
Lulih. and are gradually being adopted IL
the South also:
Grrpn hides are those which are sent in
just - they come IRON TIE aiilll'i, never
having been ~aitcd.
Part cured ar, hides that have been salt
cd. hut not long enough 10 be thoroughly
cured.
u.rcn sailed are those that have been
>.hcu and arc thoroughly cured. 10 cure
" Arlc thoroughly will require from twelve
Wcnty days, according to the thickness
al tn" hide aud The temperature OF the
weather. The loss in weight from the
g,cca Stale is from II to ~ per cent.
Dly Flint is a thoroughly dry hide that
las no; been sailed.
Dry salted is thoroughly dry hide, hay
iug been sailed While green.
IN green saitcd hides and skins, those
webbing less than pounds are called de;-
roa>; 10 Il pounds, calf and II to -
pounds ff plump, kip; but if thin and
poor, they are called runners or nurrains,
and are sold at two-thirds the price Of good
1 Green sailed hide is understood to he
Thoroughly cured, free from salt, dirt, meat,
water, horns, tail-bones, and sincws; and
actorc being weighed all such substances
are removed, or a proper deduction Is made
from the weight, and when the head-skln
h1uss to the aide bya narrow stripit is cut
oI before weighing.
All bull, stag, tainted, cut, badly scored,
grubby, or murrain hides, are called dam
4 Il I, ,rEls lasg
lucy are very badly damaged, when they
axe clas,ed rs glue-stock, at much lower
price.
y deduction Of ten per ceut. is made on
al branded hides.
In dry hides there are other kinds oil
damaged. such rs moth-eatcn, sun-burned,
ur waather-bcaten.
1t is generally conceded by tanners and
hllc-Qcalcrs that over One-thrd OF The
value OF all the hides taken off in tho
Northwest is lost By careless SHINING ant
curing.
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,o,mewhnt in the. form. of the letter Y, and

somewhat In the form of the letter Y, ana
parted In the middle. -, 800.
Notwithstanding the. gentle, and quiet.
and very innocent expression OF Jenny
countcnance, sire is not always to be trusted tea
in resncct to propriety of behavior. On one
occasion. when the distinguished geologlst
Rnckiand was visiting the garden, and
came to pay his respects to Jenny. with WITH a
cigar in his mouth. which he was smoking.
she suddenly seized the cigar, snatchlng II
from. his mouth, and began very cooiIy
smoking 1t herself. She went on untli she
had finished the cigar, and then thre" the
end away in time to save burning 'i''
mouth.
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They tel this tale Of a gentleman who
lives in New Haven: "llc was suffering
from the toothachc, and, to ease the pain,
filed his mouth with alcohol. Thinkin" to
sec it flame up. lie dischargedthe liquid into
the fire. when. in al instant. it burst into 4
1llmc, caugh: his whi>kers, and >ingcd them
,.ipar off,
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nwEGS. H7EHSCENES. sc.

GOD LIVER OIL as pure and fresh as 1t
7 can be obtained, just received, and for sale
By the bottle and on drauglt, by
J. BLAIR. Druggist,
Jn IN SIS Broad Street.
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WHAT MONKEY CAN LEARx.-A De-
cember magazine gives this sketch Of 4
Al1Aly educated monkey, in connection
with the Darwinian hypothesis of Develop
mcut
jcuuy's history is somewhat romantic.
s,ae was procured at port at the Anaaman
Islands by the sailors Of the British ship
t:g.lant III 1861.
She remained on board the Nicilant for
four years, while that ship was cruising III
he Eastern seas. and engaged in co0pe-
tuiing with the AbySsinian army in the
famous campaign for reScuing the English
prisoners from King Theodore. The sailors
made great pet OF her, and took quite an
Interest in her education. They taught her
10 smoke 4 pipe, to draw the cork from IL
soda bottle CATER first carefully untwisting
the wirc), and then TO drink the contents,
holding the bottle By the neck with both
hands, and lifting up the bottom of it with
hc. loot % make the contents run into her
mouth. The education which she thus re-
lived was no sham, but was genuine, for
Jenny would really drink the soda-wattr
aud really smoke the pipe, and not merely
nuke believe. She was also entrusted with
The charge Of Il chicken which the sailors
uld or board for one of their pets. Jenny
took good cafe OF this chicken in her cage
=, night, and often carried it about i'll her
arms during the day.
Abe sailors, moreover, not properly APP
preciating, it seems, the Importance of
strict temperance principles for monkeys,
taught Jenny to drink grog, of which she
learned to become immodcrately fond.
Al length, when in due time the ship re-
turned TO England, and the company sepa-
1.lcd, the sailors gave Jenny certificate in
due FORM OF having well and faithfully
tcFTed her Majesty during the war, and also
decorated her with u silver chain and medal
rs badge Of her distinguished merit, and
tAea consigned her to an honorable retire
lneat ~ the Geological Gardens of London,
where, as The account from which we gather
THESE fActs states, she is waiting quietly for
her share OF the prize money TO be divided
among the crew OF the ship when the cir
@nmiocution Office shall have completed its
l4bora.
~ Jenny Is about two feet four inches. high
3hc mas u mild and good-natured counte-
n@Acc, with no marks OF sayageness or
11eroc1'y IN It's expression. The character of
nof lace was observed to be agreeably affected
~ hef heSd-aress, which consists of a black
mass OF Short but very fine and soft hair,
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auCTrOy sALEs-Futare Days.
BY Wellington Goddin,
,rc,ioneer and Real Estate Agent.

rp1rsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
j LOTION THE SOUTH SIDE ,r 9r rnAtt Ti1
Wy'rSTY-FOTRTH STREETS.-As trustee ~, III
certain decd Of ru5, bearing h4S n Court
a. ilf n 10 so b. page so, SHALL In rx GU
to He thereof proceed sell at Puhr auction ON
the premises on MONDAY The 90 OF J an drs,
tip dav therea tier that beautiful LOT locSted a.
above. adjoining the residence Of Captain t" III
NJ. Sheppard Jr.. fronting % tecI, Tun.,nE o D"I
tx feet to an alley 10 feet wide, having thereon
nTIck kit"nc en-, W. GODnIN
iLhAS S'Sh' Trustee.
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ByA. c. pulliam. Auctionccr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL
- ABLE LANDS NEAR TiiE 90 q !;
HILI t'DAG MIXES, & II + ] L. /. J /. !. -
CUUETY. AS special commissioners q the err
cu!t court Of Chesterfield county appointed ~ =
decree Of the November term, !Se9. IL tac s.N ~
Gates rs. Lacy's heirs, we will. on ftESDA TIC
osth diy If December. l-5a. at - clock u. sg!l
at puc auction in front Of the Glover J! u! Kan
road Companv's store. 1T the Clover itii c"ti
mines TlinEE HUNDRED AChES, ~ Il,t
FSR.i OR TRACT OF LAND OF whi"h jch
K. Iarv died seized, .ni upon which he RS @cG at
the tim. Of his dcath. situate in Ch@stctlcld cc1H-
from the aforesaid coal mines, ana about -FOUR
miles from the Appomatt,N river; ,....
and il supposed ~ lie valuable OF thar account.
4 plat Of the land will he shown al TN safe.
TEE>:S: Onc-iourth cash: tie restuue upon =
credit of ak. twelve and eighteen months Witii
Interest the title to he retained hnui tte "i.,ic
purchase money IS paid snd a deed ordered ny the
court. ~ ~ pc,<
:. BROOKS,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted b. A. {. frLLIAM' ANo'iohccr.
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The proceedings Of the Legislature OF Virginia
VIII he unusually interesting at it, approaching
session. Tie laws are 10 be adapted to the nr"
Constitution. many officers arc To he elected, aud
!; new political system IS TO be inauguratCd. Full
reports of both Houses Of the Legislature will APP
pear In the DISPATCH.
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were we quite sure
To ind the peerless friend that l"'t IL iont.!-
Or there, by some celestial stream rs pure.
r. gaze in eyes that here were lovely only
This weary mort al coil. were we quite sure,
Who would endure!
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The extraordinary favor which the DISPATCH
has received from the people of Virginia and the
adjoining states prompts us TO renewed efforts 10
keep Il up H. the highest saudar! %" modern tour-
nalsm and enables las t. cite" our several editions
ut tn" following REDUCED RATES To CLUBS
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1.-THE Undiscovered. Country"
By l.. G.. ST EDM An.


The land that ends our dark, "nccrt1ln ir2N'!,
Where lie those happier hills ana nea"""S low
An, If beyond the spirits inlnoS' ciVlt
Aurnt Of that country { yuld We su:ct! hho",
Who wouid not 30:
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The lowering angels high imagined chorus,
or catch bctiinc. with wahefnl eyes ana cic"r-
one radiant vista OF The realm before us
With ou, rant moment given In ste and hear,
Al who would fear:
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FEMALE COLLEGE.

yTARllVlLLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
STr,, ,r >,tntfbr VIII be rc-opeDcd THU RSbAN,
, us lu3 ~ r,s1 The Principal who las hat IN
sxsenslvo Il h3 eG @i spa ar fG Sr
CLASS FEMALE .SST2:ttusi. moral and nhyscal
deyrl0pment Of her pupil .,.,.,,.,
The expenses or tfls sc.iGol are fcg'a1"" |" SUI
the cxi gen les Of the times h,,,,,, r,oDths n
Terms per session Of nine \ ooiaS.ic months "
four weeks each, ending June =, iay a,to
Board including lights, wash!1Rr 1''.' "a
Tuition In academic department. ''''.''''''' ~
Tuition In primary department .>.'.''''''''' rs
Latin French, and Spanish, each. .:.'''''''''. *
Music on the piano including vocal. .~''''''' q
Use OF .'.''.'' "a
oil painting on canvas Al
pavmcuts one-half In advance.
:np!ls furnish .neir own towels and table nap
kius. ~, :, -,
For further Information, circulars VIII De cent
on application.
REFERENCE The Trustees Of the College.
&C lS-jln
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SPECIAL NOTICE.--In order to close
: out our storb Of
RFADY-AIADE CLOTHING
VIC will from this date sell 1T GREATLY RE-
Ne have some very nice OyEECoATS, to lie
sold VERY Low. . go ...
part;es in want Of GOOD CLOTHING have
now an opportunity Of supplying thems elves at
yc-. a!nail advance on cost prices. Gait early ut
80. 1870 Main street. - ~
1--WE j.. j. SPENCE & son,
Merchant TulorS and Dealers in
G"n!lclucr's Furnishing Go0ns.
-. a- 1890 Stain street
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A B. WOODBRIDGE,
A NTHRACITE COAL AND WOOD.
CROCK EET. DC.

TRESH DlPORTATIONS.-
a I GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
Of their own Importation large additions TO their
STOCK, and are prepared 70 offer SPECIAL Induce:
ments to buyers. New aad handsome patterns OF
Dinner. Tea. and Toilet Sets IN rich. decorated
gold band ; Plain White China and white Granite,
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and I'rC-o.r Glassware In
great variety; Fine Table Cu;eay, oil joseph ~
gers aud other celebrated makers; Plated lee
Pitchers Walters. g tb!cts. Forks. ~novuG, &C.;
I,cir!-erators. Natcr-Co Coolers. Casters, Lamps
Lookug-G!asscs, Block Tin AMI Japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-k"rpcrs, arI house
keepers, Will consult their interests hv calling on
hEILttG GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale ard Retail Dealers
1907 Main street, Richmond. Va.
FpwARD u. TAYLOR and l.. &. SuTTOS in,
SiiaSmru- 'nylp
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By Grubbs tS Williams,
FInvonth street between Nam and E1nE.


Eleventh street between Nam and E4nk.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
| VALUABLE FOrR-SToRY BRlCK I en-
BACCn FACTORY At TIE SOFT HrA A.
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND TWEAIih, J., :
FOURTH STREETS.-As trustee substitute y,
the Hastings Cont Of Eichm6nd In Inc rlact, "a
Lonin \. Elicit. deceased who T7as the rus,'s
named In a decd Of trust executed hvJ J. LaN:21
and A. ", TAILOR and wife. dated 2ath Narch- 49,
and recorded IN Richmond Hastings Court o!!y c.,
being thereto required 10y the executor O. ,i iC
creditor secured, will sell ut auction, upon Wy
premises. on TUESDAY, nth January, lS'a, ~ .
O'Clock =. NJ If fair IL not. then on TIE nrst az
dav thereafter. at the same honr, the VALUABLE
TOBACCO FACTORY s!tua'e as above.
This factory Is d0x9o feet, with stock brick fronts
on Two sides, four stories above the basement;
with couuting-room, driving sheds. and shop, ana
Is arranged In the best manner FOR the tohacco
business. II IS known ms one OF the best drying
factories in the city. The lot IS TOY 100 feet.
The terms, by consent CT the parties IN lieu o.
larger amount II cash as required by the dcea, J
will he One fourth cash; haian" 70 at four eight
and twelve months. for negotiable notes WIN IN
tcrest added. and secured by 4 trust deed on Tie
property. Purchaser to pay taxes ana insurance
Tor 1870 II. II. NASH.
Substituted Trustee.
GRUpBs & WILLIAMS. Auciioneers
dc 30, 29&Janl 4,I,s,O, 10, IL
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THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
of the sEMI-WEEkLY and " EEkhY DIS
PATCH Is itself worth more than the hubscrip-
lion price Everything of Interest Ia the planter,
farmer. stock-raiser. dairymau. fruit-grower, and
trucker viii be treated by the best writers. Adj
dress COW AkDiS X Ella SoN,
Richmond, "a.
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orr wAsn1HGToS conrrspov2zHcr.

OCR WASIIGNGTON t0Ni!rsFONtfEE'T.
We employ three Of In" most Experienced! cor
respondents to furnish Us daily reports bylclc-
graph or mall Of al matters of public Interest
occurring In the city Of Washington. These gen
t!cncn have access to all Departments Of the Co
yernmcnt, aud for procuring early Information
for the press have facilities equal 10 the corr"-
spondcnts Of any newspaper in this country. Their
special kilograms and letters will appear IN all
orr editions.
STATE AND GENERAL CoRCESPOEDESCE.
oar columns snow that the DISPATCH ha' n
large aud able corps Of REGULAR corrc>pDnd dents
from ali parts Of the State aud from the chteI cen-
tres Of news Of the world. During The year 1870
We shall employ still larger number of the best
newS-wrtcrs.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
suctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

E'ilE WOODEN 1 W. III ~ IN X
If 1Trc6, On T1ir SoEru slnE r. Til!
RivfR ROAD, NINE MILES WEST cF R :, !, +
y y rii5 n n IiNniNC; OS TIE CANAL:
F6R SALE At hUCTIoN.-0n WEDNES,DAl
the oJa Of December. 1869. at l. o'ciocR VIII ~ ~;
lots 10 suit purchasers. the WOOD toak ana rinel
OF the FOREGOING tract Of land ad9n, Ing, fn te
Owned by the heirs Of the tc , f f,yn yccr
The fact that this wood Is of excellent quhllty;;
and is convenient by level r9a TO ty g%1u
norted TO Richmond al 4 cheap rare "HcrS hSru-
liar advantages to persons disposed to embark III
p TrR%s: Accommodating, and made knGwn at
the hour of sale. w. Gn i,i.
dc 81 - nclL.Il,tl.
ARGE SALE OF SAW-MILLS, TIN
lJEER, BhRK-1IiLLS.N VALUABLE y Az u,
POWER. MACHINE SHOP. AID Ok
). .;rrst aud for Il dissolution Of the ro-ntrIncr-
shin existing under tic style OF WiLLlA NJ J..
highest bldcrc following valuable gronerty #
the ri!nc> AMI places mentioned: on ~ tSn a
the 9Th day Of ,nuary. I we VII SCI! u. e-
> PORTABLE STEAM-ESGlNES and
StW-MIJLS,
BARK-NILL,
~, .S5 cords ,BLACiI-oAK BARN. ana other
articles. o,.,, r r,-,,,r, ,s-, wa
vii IN eli i in n The town Of D nviic that valuable
Li,T and WATER-poWEH owned i ~ -, To-
s TiNFTIIt;: WO0D-W0KKING MACHINES,
consisting OF one surface PlaHcf, one tongue
and Groove rl4ncr;. one Dimensiop pinmcr' "me
Teunnning-Machinc, two Do"lcrs. one Foot Nor
tisinr-AIachinc. one Power Mort sing-Marhiac
wlth nor,ng Attachment enc I r go L3tn Ji %,
On, kinds Of Saw-I.lb!cs together with numerous
ot her articles, ,r
tories and is In perfect condition. The wafer,
pnwcr i iifty-hOrsc. The grounds are ample aou
The location most eligible for conducting Il larsc
uauuf.ciu rng business.
TERMS For small sums cash win be required;
on large Sums a short credit will he giLGn,.
&c 2.-eawsw JOSEPH :. GEEST.
NECKLENBURG LAND For SALE:
VA ry virtue Of = decree Of III" circuit court OF
Ncc.1cn'1trg county rendered at ting september
term t>Go In the suit Of {. .lc,$ admin tflior
s. G q 61rv ih' ~ self II II. hhSt
public arctor IL front # he r@urt-h"n,e w
hoytcn Tract OF LAN =: toF raI1 rr %W;
any, I now: 6wncT nell bT Edward Z: Chunhers, con-
iairitt ONE TIToUSh VI .hCft;S,. tniS i%.: :H
ION hrs upon IL Il good dwelling house. WITH ~
necessary ont-bnidinrS. IL good reI.lr. inc
tract i considered fertile and rr"ductl'c' Ere"-
ia. nj the staple products OF I'M. scc'oh ~ VIZ
TEENS OF SALE: onc-thlrd Of ihc purchas@
money to be pad IN cash and the rrsid;" utou 4
crc.iil - six and Twelve mnuth--ihc purchaser
being r. tired to execute bonds ior III"
AID tir title t. M retained t" tn ia;'d lll' ''''
whole OF the purchase money i PAID, .
EoYpToS. VA, Dcccm&cr =. ~. 90 Its
TRUSTEES SALE OF Landry viz
tue 81 deed Of trus: cNccUtc'i hE lewis AVIS
70 j. !. Dav, ana Of record TT II" clarke "lir" Of
Mc"EcnhUr22 county. va. l,"arIne due TIN" 2';h
day f;,,r,ry 1871, for the henc.. 81 s creditors
therein ramcd, in which said decd haze hecn
l-fi AIT Il =. Il
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WANTED, TO SELL 1000 POUNDS
w COO MOUNTAIN HtTTEH, II CSC. per
pound. Also. receiving by express few ." =
:t-"~ superior FRESH ROLL and PAthED !. -
TER.
To,. sale daily ri stall No. % Vegetable Market,
New Market. Shockoc Hill. Gail before II j. al
srII TfIn ln-FySIu+1 ROBERTSON K co.
EVIDES WANTED. - Highest market
i Z price paid IL cash for DRY A%D GhEEN
HIDES bv IIt'LST KING.
tr IL l."2 Main street.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH
w TWO HOUSES: price from $500 tc 81 500
cacb Address \. A. H., Richmond post-oticc,
for ono week, giving full particulars.
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GHuBBs G WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs.

POSTPONED to SATURDAY. 1T January,
$50 attr. VI. GRIBBS < WILLIAMS,
da 90 ~ - N o1EJlp1 Aucti0ucnrS.
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WANTED. a FIRS s, e. GO es,ih "a
" colorcd woman preferred Apply, win re-
n. "a GRTRRS & WILLIAMS.
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WARM HANDS WANTED.-I wish to
/ hire 1T once FIVE HUNDRED G 90 ID
FARM IIt<bS Ia ~ near New Orleans, La.
a, WAGES EIGHTEEN DOLLARS per month
Fad r.tions. Transportation free. Good houses
Tor each family separate.
No. Fifteenth street.
Richmond [l,
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NOR RENT. STORE No. 1908 Cary 81
L street. adjoining the one now occupied ny EA.h
TYLER < Son. Possession at once. Apply 70
49, y. DEVERFIX,
do oo1,rS Monumental Hotel.
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ARGE SALE OF SAW-MI1.LS. II NJ
z J!Fr. RtEK-MILS.VALUhB v ATER-
FOWER. MACHINE SHOP. AID LOFTY
agreement between william \. Lush and J.scph
= .;cret and for Il dissolution Of the ro-ntrtn"r-
shin existing under tic style OF WllLi IN :.
Lab Il CO., the undersigned VII sell 10 INC
nirhns, bidder the following valuable property ~
tho Iiruc. and places mentioned on Tl.E>bA
th. 18th day Of i .nuary l'7'. we will SCI! nj NE
hcrrin dpnnt. Richmond md l)anrillc rallroad, ,
. PORT ABLE SILAA-EN GlNL> anu
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rOR RENT.

DOR RENT. desirable SUZUKI
Il AN RESIDENCE on Fulton Hill MIN -; ~
THREE ACRES OF LAMP atfachea nnioi,. nn
The impro vcmcnts consist OF neat frame dwc,i-
Ing with six rooms, Kitchen stable: &G.; a al LII
to, - Rcal Estate Agent and Aucf'onccr.