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properlv admired and shuddered over. We
know that Miss Anthony destroys ten.
cent paper of chewing tobacco every gay
that Olive Logan smokes away twice e III.
same period, and that some other strong
minded ladies regularly pledge their rights
in what is known as "four fingers OF orc
rye: but it ought to be remembered that q:
these are extraordinary ladies, and far III n
advance Of the age in which they live; I /,
the others of the period let Us modes.ly
plead-don't chew yet wait little'-sche
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispa'eh'
r,n+tnr from Lexington Election OF
Orators by the Two socteties-Ne"
Editors of The ToIsc2ian-" rank
re-, socicsy lectures-Dr. II. L.
rrx,xcroS. VA, November so. 1869.
Tho Societies of the College have had TIT
rs,,al excitement over the election OF thcii
. intermediate" orators. The d" Graham
Society processes to keep such mattcrs y Sc
crrf": but rs il has leaked out and Is gen
crallv known in college, it is no har!n 10 say
tbeir orator elect is J. Owen Breckinridgt
rsnn If General J. {. Brckipridgel, of Ken
fncey. Their celebration comes of on Inc
10Th of January.
The anniversary Of the Washington Socl
cty is. of course, the ed of February
Thrir selections are as follows: Orator, X
Wilkinson. of Louisiana Dcbatcrs, Sid
nov D. Mccormick, Of Kentucky; }. NJ
GREY. of Kentucky: John +. Lloyd. o
Alcxandria, Va; J. w. Walden, OF Ala
bama. = rto ro,
The following are the editors OF Ihe Cot
!c1fGn for the next term: w. i. lnoi', "
Richmond. on the part Of Washington 20
cictv; George b. Peters, OF MemphiES'
Tcnn' on the part Of the Graham. MI. G.
4 Graves. of Liberty, Va, is the editor Tor
ihr whole session. appointed by the F!"
By the way, The CoNeTan for the cur.
rn,,f n,,artcr. under rhc able and c1hclen[
cd;tnrtal control OF McSSls. \. d. Fcagln Oh
A'ahama. William l.. PIathcr OF texas;
and Graves, has been decided success, aii'
i, beginning to take high rank among inc
college uapcrs Of the country. indeed, we
ought to ,ut it little stronger, ana say
that il is already among the very best col,
IrGc nopers we know; and we learn that
sill further improvements arc contem-
plated. rouo,oo
The Council of Friends OF temperance
in the college is doing very well, ana i
likely to exert n most happy influence.
The Council in the town Is IN Il lnosI llou1
vishiug condition. There are MUTATIONS oI
hoth ..activc" and associate " members
almost every meeting, the average attend
ancc is very large, and the interest Is very
decidedly on the increase. :.
The "Franklin Society has begun lts
nsrgl course Of winter lectures, the first
one having been delivered last Friday nght
bv DR.. Il. L. Madison, Of the Virginia Mill
tfry Institute. Your correspondent was,
unfortunately. not able to be present. but
ln,rrs that the Doctor admirably sustained
his high reputation as a lecturer. We hear
that The lecture is to be repeated. IT the
earnest request of many who falicd 10 he'i
il. Dr.. Madison is certainly one OF the most
accomplished men in the State, and II Is to
he deeply regretted that his precarlous
health prevents us from hearing him more
trenucntly. LEXINGTON.
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theirs, nurses, or aunts, as pretty, kind,
sweet, dear, aud other. youthiul epl'
hnmored grandma with her wrinkled face.
There is an old age, of the heart, which is
possessed by many who have no suspicion
chat there Is anything old about them; and
there is youth which never grows old, .
Love who is ever boy, a Psyche who Is
a mir
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A correspondent of the Sun has solved
the great CardiH-giant riddle. There can
be no mistake about it. He says, after con
templating in solemn silence the features OF
the Colossus, THAT face ut once recog'
nized AS modelled from the wax mask taken
from the face of Napoleon when his body
was exhibited in Paris and prior to hi:
burial under the dome of the Inralids."
Mr.. Barnum seems to have been particu'
larlv smitten with this explanation OF the
enigma. and has offered $4,000 for the
statue as an accurate likeness OF the great
Emperor. Those who have seen Madame
TouSsaud's wax representation OF him
stretched upon couch, attired in the
familiar buff tights, cut-away coat, Russian
boots, and three-cornered hat, say that is moi
to be compared to this Cardiff fac S1mtte.-
Nelc York Commercial.
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SHE NEVER LEAVES HM.-Eook at the ca
rcer of man as he passes through the world
Il man visited by misfortune How often
is he left by his tellowsmen to sink under
the weight of atiiiction unheeded.and alone
One friend of his own sex forgets him,
another abandons him, and third betrayS
him; but woman, faithful woman, follows
him in his aftliction; braves the changes Of
feeling, of his temper, embittered by the
di>appointmentS of the world with the
highest of all virtue is resigned; patiently
ministers to his wants even when her own
are hard pressing; she weeps for him, tear
for tear, in his distress, and is the first to
catch and reflect ray of joy, should one
light up his countenance in the midst Of his
suffering; and she never leaves him in his
misery while there remains one act Of love,
duty, or compassion, to be performed. And
at last, when life and sorrow come to IN end,
she follows him to the grave with an ardor
of affection which death itself cannot de-
StrOy.
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FUNNY STORIES ABOUT TExTs.-A certain
DR.. Bull having preached very tedious
sermon from the text Remember Lots
wite!" and having, after ii brief interval,
revisited the church and given out the same
text, Il sturdy farmer cried out Haven't
forgot her since you were here last time"
This text is painted over the inside of the
chief door Of st. Peters church, Droit-
wich; but some Of the people, overlooking
the lesson intended to be conveyed in the
solemn Injunction, have imagined that the
text was selected to convey a delicate COM
pliment to the salt trade of their town.
Texts have sometimes been really used as
the verbal vehicles for puns. Such was the
text OF him who, preaching before James
the First of England and Sixth of Scotland,
gave out from the pulpit the verse James
the First and Sixth !: Nothing waYering.'"
Sydney Smith preached before a corps OF
green-coated rifiemen from the text q see
men rs trees walking; and when he
preached in Edinburgh before n congrega'
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Paine L Co., Auctioncers.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
1 on WEDNESDAY. December Isl. we VIII
sell 1T ournew warehouse, Nos. 1902 ana 1904 Main
street commencing at 10 O'Clock very large ana
desirable assortment Of ~
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
now receiving. and comprising a great variety OF
new and choice goods suited to The season:
800 cases BOOTS. SHOES, and BALMOitALS.
consisting OF mems. women's, boys, misses, and
chlldrcn's boots and shoes; among which Is va
rictv Of Danes and other popular makes. Also,
n very large and desirable stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
inst received. comprising every variety Tor men
and boys: prime heavy goods, suited to winter
600 dozen MEMS and BOYS HATS.
of the latest and best styles among which arc many
fine goods with an invoice OF
LADIES CLOAKS, ARABS BREAhtaSI
SHAWLS, &C. &C.
100 rcams WRAPPING PAPER.
This will be one Of tho largest and most attrac-
tive stocks we have ever offered at auction andwe
solicit the attention of city and country dealers 10
the same. rs they viii have rare opportunity OF
buring good goods mt low prices.
Goods packed and shipped without extra charge.
M % pAiN r. " w, AuCiloHCcrS.
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For the DiSpa;cl

Mr.. Editor: A short time ago read an
article in your paper tracing up the origin
Of the poetic figure. $50 frequently employed
TO denote light step,) of the grass or
flower rising up after it had been trodden
down l,y him or her who had just passed
over if. Other engagements prevented my
suggesting ut the time III carrier origin IMAM
any one had a>cribed to what may have o.
CURED aS IN independent inspiration to
,nqny poets. The Oldest Of them in whose
writings have met the figure is Homer.
in whose Had, Book M, occurs the pas
sqcc ! refer to. we'll translated by our own
Munford. whose majestic measure, and more
literal translation. much prefer 10 the
iin.ling paraphrase Of Pope. Homer Is
Speaking Ct EricthoniuS, and says
For him three thousand mares,
Joyous with sprIghay colts. their pasture made
iu nuwrrv meadows. ROrcaS viewed, wei! pleased,
their uItchlcSs hcaUt:. and a,,miring lived.
in form. disguised, Il horse with azure name
E,srmitling he pursued them DER the field,
kud made item pregnant. They twelve illicS bore
-. swim HAT when they gamh"llcd on the land
Itl'iy then tou,tcd TIE toJ,< Of idTCdIS.
;,fG b. al tEtnt rot or $rortivC when they ran
f'ruu the widespread pillows Of the deep.
THEY skilnIncd along on surrcS rolling hl"h,
uddipred no; In the foam their iyim: feet.
This. think. is the NEST ancient, rs well
rs the boldest and most effective, Use OF the
figure. Ii.
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MARKET FARM, EIGHT MILES
IM FRoN RICHMOND On TIE MouH7,
TAIN ROAD, AND oSE.HALF MILE FRO cG
TOMhC RAILROAD. FOR SALE AT AUG
TONI will sell at public auction, on the pre-
NJ 70 o'clock NJ that desirable GARDEN FARM
above described, occupied by Mrs. Sophia Alley,
containing r wENTY AND 4 QUARTER
ACRES one-heIf OF which IS in cultivation !; the
balance In wood. The improvements consist OF a
plain dwelling The place Is well watercu, ana
well adapted to market purposes.
no aT--tdE ALFRED ALLEY.
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By Cook & Laughton, AuctIonecrs,

GYMNASIUM BUILDING AT AUG
VI TION.-On FRIDAY the Sd instant, at ~
o'clock i. NJ, we viii sell, on he premises, on
Franklin between Eighth and Ninth streets, the
buildne known rs THE GYMNASIUM
The building is Of brick, and built in the most
substantial manner.
AT TIE SAME TINE
will he sold the ENTIRE hPPURTENANCES
suitable for Il regularly apportioned gymnasium.
The location IS considered one Of the best In the
city. COOh La Ion,
de AuCIOnecfs.
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BY l.. \. Gathright. .Aucti0nccr,
No. l:45 Main street,

IT HARRIS e BROTHER, PAWN
II. BROKERS. 1881 MAIN BETWEEN Eff.
TENTH AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS
PAWNBROKFRS' SALE or FORFEITED
PLEDGES.-Will he sold on L II EESDA :
MORNING. December ID n 10 O'Clock, the cnllr
lot of FORFEITED PLEDGES. without rcscrvc
ut the store Of Ii. Harris x Brother. 1881 Nah
street.
IS GOLD WATCHES costing from go 10 $500
10 SILVER WATCHES.
81 GOLD RINGS-diamonds, set. and plain;
s GUNS,
90 PISTOLS.
GOLD STUDS. PINS, EARRINGS,
SILVERWARE,
GOLD BANDS, &c.
H. HARRIS 4 BROTHER will warrant all ar
tic!cs sold Is they represent them. ....,
L. \. GATITRiGHT,
no a0-3lE Anctioncer.
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TIGH CONsTABLEs SALE-Will be
sold on FRIDAY, December ad, 1880. af 10
O'Clock 4. NJ, ct the house corner Of Eighteenth
and Franklin streets, the foilowng-namcd pro-
4a COFELN argc),
46 COFFIN Dnil)
SHOWCASE,
LARGE CHEST,
WRITING-DE
STOVE and PIPE,
3 STOOLS,
l TABLE.
.sE OFFICE CHAIR,
1LOOKISG-GLASS.
COFFIN RACKS, &C.,
to satisfy distress warrant In my hands In favor
of Thomas W. boswell, receiver, &C., and against
J. W. SaLterwhite.
TERMS Cash. JAMES IAWRIE,
de II. e.. {. n.
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by IIill " Goddin, AuctIonccrs,
No. 1903 Main street.

TRAME DWELLING, ON SOUTHSIpE
L OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN MADISON
AND MONROE. At AUCTION.-Wc will .cll
on the premises. on THUkSllAf. @d day Of Do.
cembcr. 1862 ut 81 O'Clock T.. d., that most excel.
lent FRAME HOUSE located as above, contain.
ing five rooms. nicely papcrcd. Kitchen aud wen
Of excellent water In the yard Lot fronts 80 lee.
and runs back l5S feet to IN alley 90 feet wide
This place Is IN excellent condition. and i very
desirable. Hill * GODDlE.
nn2 AMCtL0ncers.
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By Wellington GoGdin.
4 uctioneer and Real Estate Agent.


VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERI, AT
' VOEGLER'S SPRING, N HE NR1CO
COUNTY, ONE MILE EAST or RI HMOHD,
FOE SALE AT AUCTION.--Willh be sold at anc.
lion on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the lst or
December 1862 ut L. o'clock NJ. the VALUABLE
DTSTILLERY located rs above. Il has recently
been rcftted and altered. with many items OF rev
for the manufacture Of whiSkey. The water, from
three cool springs, is sufficient TO manufacture al
most any quantity of liquor. and 1t has been ana
lyzcd hy chemists, and pronounced peculiarly
wc-suited for the distillaton of the purcst Kinds
OF wliskey and, being very cool, does not require
the use Of Ice.
The land and buildings can be leased for 4 term
of wears Mt 5000 per annrm.
The location In many respects Is most dcsira-
lilo orc andto those disposed to embark in that
business the present Is a most favorable opportu-
nitv. III, ,,, .,, ..
Mr.. Voeger. on the premises, VIII show thcin I"
those Scho may call on him.
TERMS Liberal, and made known at sale
W. GODDIN,
q, AuctiOncpr
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.T1VIoy gAnEs-..This Day.
By John II. Hampton,

Anctioneer and Commission Merchant
M 100 Broad street, near corner OF Seventh.
r WILL SELL AT AUCTION ILLS
DAY. commencing Mt 10 o'clock, at my auction, ;,
i,nnee near the corner of Seventh and Broad
streets. an assortment Of HouSEHoLD. ana
NJ CARPETS, three-ply and ingram;
COoKING-STOVE and UTENSILS, large
size: sax
sEWING-MA CHINE.
CANE. WOOD-SEAT, and MAHOGAN
HAIRCLOTH CHAIRS and SOFAS;
FEATHER BEDS.
" JOHN ii. HAMPTON.
=, Auctionecr.
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Nv Hill 4 GoCltlin.
by Hin ~ Goddln,
Real Estate Auctinnecrs. 1909 Main stree

Real Estate AuctE0necrs. I275 Main street.
DRICK DWELLING. on MAIN
- STREET BETWEEN MADISON Am
MONROE, FOR SALE At ATCTIOS.W
will sell ut auction. on the premises. on THrR..
DAY the I'd day Of December 1889. at ocloCkp
NJ. the very desirable BRICK TENEMENT loc2
ted as above. recently occupied by W. II. We.
ESD, containing five rooms kitchen with tFo
rooms: coal wood. and cow-house-all In com.
plctc repair.
Lot fronts 80 feet and runs back Is feet To a,
alley 90 feet wide; rear yard paved; front yard
nicely graded and turled.
TERMS At sale. JILL IL G0DDIS.
M ~ huctionpprs
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AUCTION sALEs-Pusure ~.
ByLee q Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

yI'RUsTEEs SALE OF A LARGE 49,.
L VALUABLE TOBACCO FAcTn,a AND
THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER upEEi "
FEET OF GROUND, FRONTING ~ 81
BRIDGE STREET BETWEEN AITEr rBtIS
BARNEY STREETS, AND KNOWN ~ AND
Density virtue OF n deed Of trust ~ :, VA.
dersigned as trustee, executedby Charles D " n
and Sallie c., his wife bearing da;e I'm % ;, saee,
day OF October, 1863, duly or record In ;ba we II
the clerk Of Chesterfield county CONT T., nIft u
Book so, page $50, to secure the Daymen, ~ Dttt
tain negotiable note therein specified fn- "a CT.
Of 81 2G0 and being so required to do nv nv .Er
ciary under the said deed the said yaton III oert.
permitted default therein, viii proceed 70 .SI
FRIDAY the 10th or December, l8so W. seI u
premises, Mt 12 O'Clock 81. tho RFAT IrITs h
mentioned in said deed rs folIows-to wit - r.
All that certain lot, piece. or parcel orr
OF Chesterfield, and State of Virginia. fron,nD
feet on cambridge street north side LIZ LIZ u
back onc-half the depth OF the square btno,nnlai
Allen and Barney streets being part or H..
and part of Stuart's tenement In the rlsn ~ q
town. with the IS1PROVESIESTSthe Thereon ~. ~ 'ait
Faiden's factory, and said parcel OF land
TWO HALF-ACRE LOTS" '1"' "ias
TERMS OF SALE /: For cash sufficient IN d,,
expenses Of executing this trust and Ia dr. l''
the sum of 80. 2o0 due upon said note with int.
from 18th to 18th October, 1889, and cost. ~ ss'
test balance upon such terms Of crcd, az n RE-
announced on the day Of sale. w. q"
GEORGE ID. WISE. Tr,,.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIS, Auction.
no 20 '''r'i'
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BY James VI. Taylor,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
Once No. 81 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.


E1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
1 HOUSE AND LOT IN ROCKETTS.-Pur-
suaut TO the provisions Of two deeds of trust exc
cutcd by William Ryan and wife TO me, and re-
corded in the clerks Office OF the Richmond Hus-
tings C0urt--onc dated 9th September, 1860, and
the ether dated -! November 1871 shall, on
THURSDAY the 9th day OF December, 1899, at !
o. clock p. NJ, the premises, sell at public auc-
ton, To the highest bidder. the PROPERTY de-
scrbcd in said deeds for the purposes mentioned
in said deeds.
of four months; and the remaining third on II
credit of eight months, with negotiable notes tin-
terest added for the deferred payments, and deed
of trust on the property To secure the notes given
for the deferred pay ments.
This properly consists Ola LOT OF GROUND,
with BRICK STORE and DWELLING thereon,
In that part OF the city OF Richmond called Rock
cttS.
The lot is on the south side OF Lester street. east
Of Gilss creek. fronting 80 feet Oh Lester street
and running back SIS feet.
This house has long been occupied as business
stand, and Is valuable as such.
THOMASJ. EVANS, Trustee.
JAMES II. TAYLOR, Aucttoneer. no2
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of 4 deed
1 OF trust from Randolph Harrison to Julien
Harrison and John a. Coke, trustees, dated the
osth day OF APRIL 1869, and duly recorded in the
county court Of Goochland, the undersigned, one
of the trustees named In said deed Cullen Harri-
son having declined the trust), will sell at public
auction. al ELK HILL" In the county of Gooch-
land, or THURSDAY the 9th day OF December,
1860, all the personal property of every descrip-
ton on that valuable estate consisting of horses,
mules. cattle, sheep, hogs, wagons, carts. and
other vehicles harness, ploughs, rakes, MACHINES,
and all other farming implements: tools OF every
,!rscription and all household and kitchen furni-
turc all the crops upon said estate consisting OF
corn hay, tobacco, oats. &c, &c.
The sale If not completed on Thursday, 9rh De-
cember will continue from day to day until the
entire personal property Is disposed of.
TERMS: Made known on day OF sale.
do I'D JOHN 4. COKE. Trustee.
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NEAT TWO-STORY FRAMED TENE-
~ MENT, on TIE NORTH SIDE OF CIAf
BETWEEN TWENTY-NISTH MD TIN 81 l;
ETH STREETS, CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE
AT hUCTiON.-Wc will sell ut public auction,
on the premises on THURSDAY the ma Ia r1 WS o.
sToPY FkANFD TENEMENT located as above
described, containing four rooms etc; At gres.n!
occupied by good tenant at ! tai: rent. Inc !o'
This offers a lne orportunityto secure com
iortable little home at . small outlay.
A''i''a" - LYME & BROTHER,
ooo Aucticneers.
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T ARGE SALE OF LAND AND PER-
LSONAL PROPERTT.-In compliance with 4
decree of the circuit court Of Mccklcnburg. of Sep
tcmbcr term, 1859, In the suit OF the Exchange
Bank for &c. rS Couch, &c, will sell at the resi-
drncc Of John $. Couch. on WEDNESDAY the
18th of December, 1859, the TRACT OF LAND
upon which he resides about two miles from
Chri:tiansville, Mccklcnhurg county. Va, adj
Joining the lands OF John Erame and others. and
containimg FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
TWO ACRES, having upon II commodious
DWELLING and all necessary improvements.
Also a TRACT OF LAND abouttw0 miles from
the above. adjoining william Smith aud others.
and containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Ores. 49,
TERMS: One-tbird cash; the residue upon credit
of six and twelve months, the purchaser executing
bond with interest from date, and the title being
rnta iucd until the whole of the purchase money Is
paid. S.R. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
At the same time and place, rs substituted trus-
tee i'm deed OF trust executed JauuaryP. 1865. by
The said John s. Couch 10 G. III. PcttGs. trustee
will sell all the personal property of the said
Couch. consisting OF - 5000,
stock Of CATTLE, HORSES, HOGS, and
SHEEP:
WAGONS. CARTS.
FARMING UTENSILS.
One CARRIAGE one BUGGY. and
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FCRNl-
TURE.
TERMS : Cash S.R. JOHNSON, Trustee.
EoYUToN November - 1860. no lids
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BY Wellington GoddIn.
A,,ntinrnnr ii Dnn1 IL 4 -

T ARGE AND WELL-LOCATrn
4 IBRICK AND STUCCOEn RESIDFyctD
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF Cr =;
AND FOURTH STREETS. FOR SALE
ATCTIOS.-Will be sold ut auction. on he ~, -
misses, on FRIDAY the tth of December l.,3 ~ -.
O'Clock =. NJ. that very desirable RESIDrSCy
located as above. now occupied by Mr.. Jane. u,
Allison. II contains about eleven rooms t., i
ding basement: also, 4 brick kitchen c0n,sirt.
three rooms. The lot has front Of abou, "A ~.
and depth Of $50 feet.
For u large family this property las ample 4,
commodatious.
TERMS One-lfth cash balance nj six, ,ss,y,
eighteen, and twenty-four months, for nccotIsss
notes. interest added. secured b. trust decd
no 30 W. GODDIS, AuCt,orec-
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, Lecturer
J On Chemistry in the summer Schoo! of the
Medical College Of Virginia, in addition 10 the
practice OF his profession, IS prepared 10 make
ASSAYS Of ores, ;lnalysc minerals, soils, and WI
tiers test poisons, Liquor, e., ana perinrin All
nrrrlfrns involving chemical Analysis testing.
Onicc and address. lilo Ilaia street. Richmond,
~. no .7-dlw. sw"t- w2t*
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIyEE

DICUNoED AND PEPERsBUk"
III RAILROAD.-On and after MoNDAl, ".'
3D. the trains OF this road " III be run a. ivio"'
Leave Richmond 1T A II. and 2.s3 l.. ~
Leave Petersburg at $50 A. ~ ana $3.50 l. ~.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with passsetn8srp'
II. and petersburg daily At 7 4. u. tsGn.aYs s>'
The 4, NJ. train will not leave Rlchmcnu "a
Sundays, aud the $50 Z. NJ. tram WIZ A0l Aea''
tcrsburg on Sundays. .o.,kp ST.
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take tpe 30 80
train on aud AFTER August the 18th instant.
Baggage checked through. train
rhe nssssnger coach attached TO the eoai ua'n
sill leave Glover nm ut / A. NJ, anu rttarhans
leave Richmond Ut $40 L. III. on Tuesdays i"''
aays anu oa'''A THOMAS II. WlSSE,
apis super w. 49,
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nor RENT AT AUCTION.-I shall, on
IL WEDNESDAY the lst day of December next,
on the premises, commencing at O'Clock L. NJ,
proceed 10 rent out ut auction, for the term Of one
wear. that very valuable property known rs the
"SHOT-TOWER HOUSE, situated on the south
side OF Grace street, being the second house from
St. Paui's church. This property ia in the heart Of
the city, and Is well suited foT h"ardng-hoysc or
for 4 residence. JOHN ". WRIGHT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-01
BY Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, 1889 Main street.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
w TON, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the LIST day OF December, 1850, at q 7. NJ, AL
OF TIE FRAMEWORK in large frame building
corner OF Twcntv-fourth and Main streets, to he
removed within fifteen days from day of sale.
Special attention OF builders is called To the
same. .>-,.,,.,,.
TERMS Cash. LYME x bkOIHEf.
nno7 AuctionecrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-01

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