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'H1EImBoID,s ExTRACr nUCnU:.
i PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
q OF TWELVE YEARS, STANDING J.
ss8 sToSE PASSED AND TO
So IA BE SEEN. as leg sf''' =
BURNSIDE, CONF, Dec. Is, 1850.

BURNSIDE, CONN.,, Dec. 10, 1850. z
DR.. He,mbod:: staa .t5t. :. -,
Dear sir,-.It is With much pleasure that I write
Won upon facts respecting myself i do not know
hardly how to express myself. have been 1or tne
last ten or twelve years the greatest sufferer man
could be and liye but more sometimes than others!
The complaint was the Is kidneys'' and Hbladder."
Have consulted doctors both in Massachusetts, ana
this stats and taken pills may say, by tine quar-,
also nquored medicines; but found no renei
from any, and got worse the last SIX montns'
was so that I could scarcely get aoous.
could not rest night or day.. It Woaio
soon have been san up" with me II IL
had not seen your advertisement In the Berkshire
Courier headed " Kidneye.,, read 1t through,
and thought would try it. purchased bottle,
but, mind you, had not much faith in IL. Why
should I, when I had been trying 90 many things
and cost me 50 much Well, began taking It, and
before had taken the first bottle felt bad put
finished IL and got another. BY the time took
half of the second still got worse tapparentisl.
When walked 1t seemed as II my rigns Kaney
was falling from Its place. and felt really naa.
felt SO before had flushed the second that 4hsd
made up my mind It was no use trying any NOTE )
and all this time the ''BEchu'' was doing Its work.
but 1 did not know 1t, so gave 1t up and went 70
Hartford, to one OF the best doctors In the city.
He said it was the neck the bladder. andI should
have to undergo an operation. He gave me medi-
cine, andI went home quite down-hearted. On
Sunday was unable to go to church. had not
taken any Of his medicines, but on my return coz
tinued using "Buchu,, and late in the afternoon
OF that day passed the ugest stone or gravel you
ever saw, covered over with little pieces which coll
lected together. 1t looks the color Of mud tur-
tie, and hard as flint. 80 you see the "Buchu :"
was doing Its work; although was feeling SO
t>nJY r or hoft thinking there
might be others but since that passed, which Is
eight weeks ago last Sunday, have been as well
as ever was in my life. have the stone securely
wrapped, and those who have seen it in this place
are surprised. This Is, a true story OF my case,
and you are welcome tomake such use ofmy name
as you think proper. am pretty well known In
Berkshire !; also in Connecticut The advertise
ment sayed me. Why not publish more? The
Springfield Republican is widespread paper.
II any one wishes to see this wonder they can
do So. could write all day, hut think have
said enough for this time, as remain, ever your
well-.w,sber. EDWARD L. HOWARD,
Paper.maker, Burnside, Hartford county, CT.
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Rirhn,o,td Dispatfll,,
F F,,,l DECEMBER %. 1870,
the wedding

ME- nasscd no the aisle on the arm OF her sire'
delicate lady in bridal tttirei
Fair emblem of virgta simplicity
Half london was shcrc, and my word there were
That stood by the altar or hid IN pew,
But cnvied cord Nigci's felicity.
q. beautiful bride, so meek in thy splendor,
So rank IN thy love and its trus ting surrender,
Dcpar1ns on ies,a Us .h hc, VOW n,,
And may Nigel, esteetnipg hts bliss ss be OUGHT,
Prove worthy thy Friendship --confoond him!
- Frederick Locker.
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The Albany Ecening Journal character! Ss
;,ee the Presidents message as weiShSy
State paper" And SO II is. IL Is ABOUT rooS "s
heavy q thing Of the KIND as "ee''i 'e"N
Louisville Courier.
It is said that Rainey, .Lhe llEss co s;:es
member Of the House OF hepl s snrdiv he
$50 is SO very fer eolored person" 1t wouldn't
.n arnris w. ne much if he should turn out 10
h sa' q : wife man in disguise, who has crers
into Congress through Radical preJuoeo
AGAINST his race Louisville Courier.
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'asi 2 O BY Wellington Gpddtn, .t,saof
! 57Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent
corner or Eleventh and Bank streets.

CALEoF VALUABLE BRICK TEN
y EMENT AND LOT On ,TH y g 9 ss0UIH;sIlD lI
OF CLAY, BET. 9TH AN D tTH eTsI, ATsAuC-
TION-Pursnant 70 q decree Of tine Chaneery
Court of the city OF Richmond. entered on the 18th
October 1879, IN the ease Of Dickinson % pickin-
son and others, shall as special commission er
therein Appointed, proceed TO ,sGH Of pnbl ads-
ton, upon the premise, on ITU EspAY. the 9Th
BRICK TENR MENT on the south side o. Clay.
between 4s and 5th streets. formerly occupied by
the late Dir. James SiZer. The lot fronts about 81
feet on the soush side OF clay street. and runs back
betweenparalieI lines IsS feet The house has been
recently shfngled, repainted and .newly-papered.
and Is now, I'm good order The DeishhorhooQ Is
very desirable one. Also, aVACANT LOT I'M
mediately In rear Of the above, 81 by so feet.
TERMS: One-fourth cashs BALANCE at q, 8, and IL
months Tor negotiable nptes, with tntero't at 8per
cent. per annum added and lille retained until all
the pprch,se money ts paid and o conveyance ore
dered by the court or, at, the option of the pur-
chaser, one. fourth cash. balance at I've years for
bond bearing interest at temper cent. per an:
mum, payable quarterly. secured by; q trust deed
on The property, and when approved by the court
o conveyance TO be made.
! p. S.-Ifthe foregoing residence be not sold as
advertised 1t Will then be rented out for one year
from 1st January next. +. if III !. ~ go
BENJAMIN 4. DICKINSON, q:
de 19-2 o. "a d % 81 Commissioners. y
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NJ ,pr Tw an writes the following answer

MARX TWAIN writes the following answer
to correspondent: :" Young Author.- es,
Acassiz does recommend authors 10 eat
fish. because the PHOSPHORUS In 1t makes
brains. So far you are correct. But cam
not help you to decision about the amount
YOU need TO eat--at least, not with GER
tainty. If the specimen composition you
send is about your fair usual average, I
should Judge that perhaps couple OF
whales would be ali you would want for the
present. Not the largest kind, but simply
GOOD midding-sized whales"
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CERTAIN LAWYER of Portland. who re

CERTAIN LAWYER Of Portland, who re.
led man out Of the city, had the
+ back with the statement ON
Gently ST., he, the defendant, lived
summons sen the city, and had no
The back that as " and too far to
some SIX miles rom "urt in ODE
horse, and 1t was TOO mau ot :, or said
walk, no Su0uiu INV ~pP n. r,,~., W
f,ience to the summons. ne .u nnrer
that as !, he ba ae any, nD It wond make little
a 9ifIsrence whether the plaintlh oo'aiheo
judgment or not.
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HHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.--On and after MONDAY, 9Th Decem.
Der, 1870 che PASSENGEk. TRAINS win run as

Der, 1870, the PAsSENGERT TRAINS win run as
: MAIL TRAIN win run DAILY between Rtch-
mond and Stanton Except sunday, between Cor
louisville and staunton)- Leave Richmond st "a.
ID. arrive Q. Staunton at DIS +. u. Leave Starn.
ton at $3.50 a. M, and arrive ~ Richmond Ut $50
e. a., making close connections at Gordonsville
and Chsrlortesytlle with Oralge, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad trains for AlexanoEia, WASH
in,,ton, Baltimore, Philsdelphia, New York, Bos-
to5, &C.; also for Lyncnb1rg, Knoxville, Cnst-
tanooga,. Memphis, New Orleans Montgomsry,
between stauntop and White sulphur On TUES
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, VIZ:
Leave White Sulphur 1t $40 A.. ~, and arrive at
staunton az $3.50 a. MI leave s.annson Of s:aa 2.
M., and arrive at White sulphur 1t 10 r. III.
Going wes., passengers dine 1t aordonsyille
and sup at Cov1ngtop. Going East breakfast At
staunton and dine at Gordonsytlle. eg,4s%a.s
This train connects with stages as follows:
At staunton for Lexington. h atrral Bridge and
Harrtsonburg. Passengers cannot go TO LeIirg.
ton via Goshen, but must leave carr at Staunlon.
At MiiIboro' for Bath ALUM Springs, 10 miles
and Warm Springs, Is miles. ~. tI.1 r. ~ =
At V hite Sulphur Springs for LeNtsburg, smiles;
THROUGH TICKETS issued to al points
North, West, and Southwest.
~ JAMES n. NETHERLAND,
nos General Ticket Agent. X!
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DICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL

II RoAD.-PAssEEsRR aCaRDUlM:
CONG SoUTa.-LynchbnrS and Danytle pas:
sengers Leave Richmond t1iiy tsxceps sunaaysI
q: S:l5 a. A.; leave EbrhevllC daily except Sum
days. 81 +. M; arrive ~ Danyille daily lex
cept 3lndaysJ &, 6:s6 2. &. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond dairy ut 2:8
P *; Leaves Da1yfiIe Gatly &c LIS A. n; arrives
II Greensboro sally at / 05 a. Is.
Come ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and DshVllls Pc.
sengers leave Danyil1e daily except Snndays} 81
7:4oA A, d.. leave BurasNitc daily Except sun.
days) st 1 Z. NJ; arrive At RlehmoEa daily
Except sundays) 1t 3:ss P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at LIS
A. "a; leaves Danytlls daily t,s,ss 4. NJ; FL
rives 1t Richmond daily st 11:es A. Il.
The LynchborS anu DanEkite Passenger tratn
connects at Burkevills Win the trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg. Noslolk, Lynch
burg, and all ststtons on the 2ousEsfde and Viz
gina and Tennessee RAILROADS, Bristol, Knox
vile, Dalton, CasttsnocEs, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points Youth and Southwest
The Through Nall ant Express connects
a. Greensboro with the trains on The North Caro-
lima road for Chariot.s, Cciumats- Augusta, "a
yannah. Macon, Mobile, Montgomery &C., &C.
and at Richmond with .hs Richmond FredericEs.
burg sod Potomac, Chesapeake. and Ohio, ano
Richmond and York River rsilrsa ads !s, . rr, MN
RECLI MIG CHAIES on the through express
trsin. THCAAS nCOAlkAD,
sci ,, Superintendent.
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HIcaxeED AND Y0sK EfyxE EAsLRoAU.1
tSpEHH9Nr1NpENT,sD OFFICE,
REcHM0ED; Va, pecs 70, ts76.
aN AND AFTER MONDAY, Decam.
~ Der Isy 1s5es The q A1Rs on this road wfi %
run as foliowa:
pAESENGER TRAINE
GOING EAsT..rL Leaves e icisnold daily lsaatay
excepted at tus p! n 4 Ar7tve ss ~ est Point al
SIZE z. "a. z i.5. $500
GoTNo WEsr.-Leaye west Point daily Ism
day skcepfad} OF > AZ NJ; srrfYe at Richmond .,
Trains connect at West Point on Tuesday.
Thursday, gnd SATURDAY with steamers for river
landings and Baltimore. y $40 81 =.
FREIGHT TxAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
~ ATTACHED.
3 Leave Lea Richmopa on Tuesday Thursday. and
Lesvs West Point as 4 r, II; srriTs In ,aleh.
THRDUGH FREIGHT
Fer BALTIMORE and all pcinte NORTH and
WE6T recstysd daily and forwarded promptly.
Thsougn niln or LaatnG given 70 all points
Z De 20 .ss1ssl !. ~ Superintendent.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

deal ESTATE AGENCY.-A CARD.
IL. Commencing business at a lime when the
deprecated prices OF property, combined with
other causes, had cast gloom over our once pros,
nerous CITY, cur success has more than encouraged
rs and we now thankfully return our acknow-
Judgments to our friends and the PUBLIC ior saeir
gener esk Continuance of the same
+ we attend personally to e n T. ,S 6 OUT
HOUSES and LANDS, and the C0LLECTiON
OF RKNTS, SELL PROPERTY OF ALL
KINDS, publicly or privately; NEGOTIATE
LOANS, and give prompt attention TO business
connected with r L L E I AT e IN all us
we can be found at our new and centrally 10,
Gated Office No. l10s Main street, between llth ana
18th streets. HILL GODDls,
de 20-IGt R1cnnonu. va.
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pRY a0oDs.
TmpoRPANT NOTICE nc -
= coHsussEks oFiDgy GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
AM; OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PAh1
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EyPREss sehAnfhs'

HAMILTON EASTER o. SOreS M
nA az Basr iNoRE, MD.. !, ,,o,r -.
In or3ar Tho hcft, 10 meet the wants Oh tnsiI se
tail cnstnmoars"st y distance have Established
'''A su''onie's SIMPLE BUREAU.
and VIII, upon sppieatlon promptly sena oy MI
m NJ INF AsRIoNA BILE GOODS, or French,
Mnn,,jsb and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
a. vi times to sell as low IL not at prices than
any house In the country. 49,.
Buying QUE goods from the LARGEST and most cele-
bratcd m manufacturers In the different parts OF Eu.
rope, and importing the same by steamers oirecs
to Baltimore our stock is at all LINES promptly
supplied with tho novelties OF che London ana
Paris markets. !, =.
As we buy and sell only for cash. and make no
bad debts we are able and wiling 70 sell our gS9gs
at FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CEAI.
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending forsamples, specify the knd or gooas
desired. We keep the best grades of every Glass
OF goods, from the lowest to the most costly
Orders unaccomosnied by the cash VIII % sent
u PTR:opIpT-pAY1Ee WHOLESALE BUyERss
are Invited to inspect the stock In our JoDong ana
Pack age Department. Address, s,~o
HAMILTON EASTER & SINS,
ls7, lse; 2oi, ana 2os West Baltimore street.
de 6-Tu&FlyS baitnnofe, Nta'.
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REFERS TO

De. MACK, Burnside, Conn;
Z DIR. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass;
DE-. HOLKUM, North Lee, Mass;
e., DIR. ADAMS, stockbridge, Mass;
DIR. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn.;
DE-. JAQUEs, auckland Corners, Conn;
DIR. BEARsFoRD, Hartford, Conn. :,
All OF whom treated me for the disease.
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By Hill & Goddin, ~
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
llOS Main street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
v SALE.-We are authorized By the owners to
offer for sale privately that valuable properly
Exchange Hotel, known as MEfRoPoLITAN
HALL. The LOT fronts los feet on Franklin
street. and runs back lis feet to an alley In rear
This property, on account of Its situation, being
in the centre Of the business part of the city, Is
Justly considered valuable. The building has been
amusement, and being well known, further de,
scripton is deemed unne cessaly. 1t can ne altered
at very little expense for factory for the manu-
a public school. For terms, apply to
HILL q GODDIN,
t- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
de 14-eod5t No. l10S Main street.
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&xOHN1Sp a. iStEwERsBUka Il. IL. Uo.1
i a....L RICHXQND Dec II, iS7a.
E7sHE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

II run - t0ll0H1 3 800 .y.st Sfs,.Eg
/ Leave Rfcnmond at s:45 a. M. and asoP. n.
1 freight and Accommodates train, With pesesu.
gar car attached. will leave Richmond dzily ate
q. ID. and Z. Ms, and Petersburg daily at 4.
d. and 3 p. NJ. -,
Phe s:as 4. IL. train Win NOT leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:e6 7. M. train win not leave
petersburg on SUNDAYS. - F 4!
/ Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 p. IL
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. &. 3 81 .tssL 81 q - s8FFR5E
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
VIII run daily. -
Leave Glover Hill at A.. IL. connecting u
Chester with the accommodation train. passen.
gers returning Will :ake the ESQ T. IA. train con.
meeting ut Shester with the coal train.
I IL - a3aI ~ THOMAS H WYNNE,
de 10 4Ef AZ lx ;;tISuSerfrtendent.
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eo7 DECEMBER; 1870. 627.
PRICES REDUCED.

PRICES RED G E d.
Prior to takihc inventory we shall reduce our
prices tri o,d.. to reduce stock. We are +,
oaorins q. very low prices
the fol- OBS:
DRESS GO .rreEs
pOrIINs, PLAIDs, B. 10 srrvs
EMPRESS CLOTHS ALpAo. p y TT1'
,,p.NEsE PoPLIN, BLACK YEA ovrs
'n nAnMonA1s, MERrNo VESTS, sh YVES
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs
RIBBONS, coRsETs, 90
cHrtDRES.s WOOL HOSE, .4
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
rAnLE LINENS. TOWELS, N -AllA q
CRASH, TICKING, sHEETING' &C.
H1RsH & aUGGENHEIMER' g.
s27 BROAD STREET. a-aj,
W. G. KEAS, T. c. cHENEax. +. T. GRAI II 1a
salesmep.
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BENJAMIN g. DICKINSON, {
de -2L23,M,2e,e "a Commissioner.

TN PURSUANCE OLA DECREE made
Il In the suit pending In the Chaucery Court Of
the city of Richmond, under the style OF Eacho
against Cosby's adm,rs, win sell at public auc.
school-house, at IL o,clk. on. SATURDAY be-
cember 2atb, q No. HARM ESS HORSE. ~
TERMS: Cash. JOHN W. WRIGHT, Z,
as, .Crier Chancery Court city OF Richm ond.
de 2O--5t ~ aEe@s.. s.. m s-s.a. =
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mACHINERY, DE.
MACHINERY, DE.
RE HINE SHOP.
gLOAT 4 ADDUSGTOE.
MACHINISTSS as
WoRKS AND OFFICE: lt23 AND 1tN UAAs
/ -. STREET, BLTwEES fQURTEENTHASp
FIFTEENTH STBEETa
RICHMOAEu VIR CHA.

PIIRiSG STEAM, ENGINES and BOILERS IN
CITY and country; TOBACCO WORK Of Al
kinds made and rspsired; TOBACCO FL ISS
HANCOCK,S sUPER IOR yNANEER; FLAT
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES REPAsia .,
KD and ADJUSIEDs AGENTS for me e sac ,9 o.
VERNOR, SELDEN,S PATENT STEAM,ENiss
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's SGEAsa ~.
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted OK o. s .o9
all kinds Of BRASS WORK OF SUPERloE
MAKE Tor STEAM-ENGINEa such a. Kauggs1,
Sa FTsEG SZLE-EEhDERS, STEAM.WHlS-
TILES WATER-GAUGES GLOBE-YALyES,
CLEANERS ands general IS.
sortment OF such articles a. arc Ised by ali run
ming gteam-engines and saw mills.
: = fIiEr- 3 : fIa7 LOATaSADDISGT0E,
Sa1s% 1850. ~ I4ss and 1874 Cary street.
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$3.50 =
n ARuE AND ATTRACTIVE e SALE ] i
J s 2g g ToSa FE T9rL AMp ss srsssssc
AssETSI NE FR1DfY. I'D inss q
ss a oH ege agT WEE la and
FhFENSaaEE I Eaf F5Rd sEGs sH' @aa
I i YEfIOWg Ware. n,,~1tsff
ROCKINGHAM W a hEh
PARi lIS CH1Na q, and BOHEMIAN WA he
l4IEsWAs &c,
o0ns'siIa sseL1sH DINNER, TEA . and TOILET
PIToHERs, MICS
B s12yl AZ G "a Ansss 81
PILATES, DISHES, ~.
sPdIT TS,ssf S;1i Ss siiEas, and.
~, .Wisa G CLASSES - 81. s,= s
8, ,:,fs. ALSO. ~ ,gy{ i..s,.---:-.
large invoice OF FANCY FRENCH TOILET
BETS, Suitable for holiday pressItsta .t,ena. :,
The trade Is res9poeeoKha&L AUGAToN: Anc.s
~ .By Cook 4 Laughton, Aucioneers,
corner Governor and franklin streets.
rroTsEHoLD FURNITURE. &c., AT
ElIAUCTION.-THI5D DAY, at u O'CLOCK, we
viii sell as our xuetIonroem iup ssars an ass1
meDt OF HOUSEHOLD fUkN1i?o ~ co osi'c'
ing Velvet u anu THREE=PLY CARPETS,
Divine and PARL0R GHAlEs,iI zrr4t}
MAHOGANY BURE AUS, -,>no,,e sri
WALNUT and STAINED " AhDhcbEo,
TIN SAFES, Il z.
LEAF TABLES, ..E'4. Y.
sS MARBLE-TOP TABLES, sqge:
TsUNDTE BEDSTEADs. mn
jenny hIND and &C q. TT Fac y BED
Several f Excellent client FEATHER BEDS, and new
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
New sets of BOOSTERS and PLLOWS
| COOKING. iDINING-ROOM, and Offioh'
STOVES, - ~
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C..
de2s = COOK g. LAUGhTON, Aucss.
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yVo CONSUMERS OF OILS
i va FOR MACHINERY.
SAVING guaranteed by the use OF the VIRGIL
NTANATuRALPETROL EuM LUBkICATlEG

AfhaaTAhsaxIPisT a5SLEuM IUB&iolT
OH. s. NJ.
Purchasers are cautioned tint the oil sold by us
Offers from ali otsaer 1abrleattng els sold Ia this
gtais Natural Petroleum febricahng Oil every
bssret OF which sold by us bearing our brand thns
!. = Yireanis GatuTai Petroleum Luhricating OIL
0rders et1rezsed To US 9 81 meet prompt atten-
fion. PURCELIy EADL q Co. Drnggirta,
n ds - 81 t2fe MAIN street.
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John MAHONY, q
cd SURGEON DENTIST,
formerly of the firm or Wayf d Mahony.e
inserts FULL UPPER or Lt5WER SGTA. OF
ARTI9IoIAL TEETH for nom TWENIY 70
THIRTY n9LEkRS. ss4s4si;s. 90 ~ ~
:. IT'D GOLD SETS bought or exchanged - tneH
value for new sets or vul6s.nife Isl. $.
Once and residence s2s Na.n psreet hesUssa
Stxth and seRcnth atseefs. 90 y s.
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By 8. G. Tardy 8 Co., Auctioneers.

BY 8. .. Iaruy q Co', huoV1ouee1'' -.
CARGO OF SALT AT A q G 7 0 n.
~. = ON FRIDAY, DEC. Esd,
Commencing at liz O'Clock, we VIII sell at our
warehouse the cargo fine j. F. Farland,
/ consisting OF ri.. .ss..-ss.1s
5000 SACKS FINE SALT, in heavy twilled
sacks, and In prime order. ousr
VIII be added to the above sale:
100 doz. BROOMS,
rs bbls. CHOICE FAMILY HAMS,
so bbls. YELLOW SUGAR,
rs boxes STARCH, &C.
TERMS: Liberal, which will be announced on
I'd de- % rs. @. TARDY & CO., Aucts.
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TRAIN No. 2.-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN cta
Washington leaves Inc depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays eIcepted1, at 8:3e
TaRoUGH TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal pointa In the
NORTHEAST and NURTHWkSf.
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
The ACCOMMUDATI1E .TRA II betWt en-
Richmond and Milford will cerun DAILY tSundsys
excepted,, leaving the depot corner OF eroad and
Eighth streets at $3.50 z. NJ snd arriving In Rlch-
lt ABBY al; at CoMPANY,s oFEICE, corner OF
Broad and Eighth etreeta. ~
= f.ssas.-f III j. =. GENTRY,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
no II A-.L. :. 80 ..l.E.l q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23
AEACKEREL, MACKEREL.

AEACKEREL, MACKEREL. H'gn'
as barrels choice No. "sHORE" MACKEREL,
rs barrels choice No. BAY MACKEREL,
2s barrels choice No. 2 BAY MACKEREL,
50 barrels choice No. 9 BAY MACKEREL,
ID de ' ROBERT F. WILLIAMS 90.
DURE PEACH BRANDY. a.
4 PURE APPLE BRANDY. tf
= GING ER BRANDY. s..
CALIFORNIA BRANDY. Fl ...
CALIFORNIA WINES.
And full assortment Of Imported HlNES ana
LIQUORS. - mo Isl ). b. Kidd.
r eggs FAMILY FLOUR. a.t,s,t
IL BUCKWHEAT FLOUR- r,-...5 -.2r
HOMINY AND GRITS. or,
CANNED PEACHES AND TOMATOES.
CHINESE PRF SERVES of various kinds.
ASSORTED. JELLIES.
LUCIA OLIVE OIL. In masks.
al anS o. many fANoh 'A'o j. B. KIDD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

DHILADELP HIA, RICH-.1IT8
k>5WDND AND NORFOLK STEAM SSSg&&
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE a
WEEK.-Sseamers NOR FOLK, EMF tRE,i ana ~.
delphia every WEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY,
and Richmond every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
alternarely. Freight received daily Except Sun
daysl. Cheaper than by any ether route, for al
parts of Pennsylvania and New jersey :; also for
New Orleans std Southern Mall :Stean1shtp Line
Tor Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk at
Passage 70 Philadclphia, including meals and
s'A 'e'' VI ". p. PORTER, Agent 80
No. aAss Dock street, Richmond i.
WIN. P. CLYDE q Co., Agents, 4
2-.a No. II North Wharves, and -
ses No. Il South Wharvcs, Philadelphia.