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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-07
BY W ellington Gcddln,
Real Estate Agent and Euctionecr'
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

r A11 ACRES OF LAND IN BUCK
I.4f II IEGHAM CounTY, WITHt y
ToKEE mILESVr JAMHskIVER, ONE IN
I,REn AND TEN MlLE4 AD I'VE RlC H.
MoND. r. X SALE At AUCrIOH.-Will be
sold at auction, at my Office, on THURSDAY the
lib december, ISL, at o,claek p: ~: llmnsdi-
advertised by Mtstrs Corbin Warwick and
Charles fills trustees) 0NE1HOUjAND FOUR
AND sEVENTf-FOURA ORES OF
OF James river Nnd Que hundred and ten miles
above Richmond The tim or on the foregoing
land has been partially cut off, but th"re Is SILL
marcel or oak and che tnut, which would yield a
iarge uusntity of bark suitable for tanning. About
forty acres cleared, of goot tobacco land, and
there is on the tract several buildings suitable for
/ ,borers. -,
TERMS: Qne-tbird cash: balance ut six end
twelve 'st8onths, besring interest, secured by
trust deed, W. GObDtN,
do kUctiDue,r.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF DR.. WINGrIELD.- Our
community was somewhat startled last
ni:ht III the sudden death of the venerable
an,i mucll-Icloyeu rector of Trinity church,
tho Rev. J. II. Wincfeld. d. d., which
took place about ~ O'clock, at his resi-
drur., Oh the corner OF High and Middle
>l;cctS. Although complaining and IN
tr"irie health for several months, bis friends
had no immediate reason for app ehension,
and his sudden demise was painful blow
t. large aud loving circle of relatives and
friends. Tie died surrounded by his friends.
and his end was calm and peaceful after
serious illness Of only day.-NoTJoH
yOurudL
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

EIRST CLASS STORE AND DWELL
T. ING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
FOR SALE. AT the request Of Madame Demel-
store No 1923 Main street, about the LIST OF pril
next, offer for SAFE her very neat, attractive and
No. 4O2, located as above. The lot has front OF
twenty six feet and depth OF about one hundred
and thirty feet TO an alley. The store with
arr6nsed, and the dwelling, containing thirteen
rooms, Is not only very commodious, bnt 1t is In
perfect Tepsjr, and possesses every convenience
USUALLY found In first class residence. A personal
examination Of the premlsss Is particularly re-
qucsted, because IN that way alone can IL be pro-
perly appreciated. Price and terms accOmmo-
dating. Apply to W. GUDDlS,
Real Estate A gent.
AS Mrs. Dcmclm an will discontinue housc-kce.,-
Ing, she will sell all OF her FURNITURE, which
Is IF the b5st uLll Atty. lie 8,
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: BY Lyme & Brother,
pcaI Eatate Agents and Aucaoneers'
- "a, 1919 Main street. I'D

~ r
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF xALU,
u AsLs BRICK gE e 15kSER s III MON.
V Usr nv En- HEKACE STHE ETs, ar AUCTION.
dSc5es Of hs Oh Inc ss.
~ tns Shy Ell IN the cause OF Sims and aus "a
ns K ae iPs SC puSo
sionelu NE mIemlsss, on WEDNE sDAf the ls.h
Of 7aaia !hf hGH5 e Bsfck
a., III; rITI,NG located as above described now In
th. occupancy or D. A. CardwclI; ssg, Son nns,r
lag nine rooms kitchen, &c; al In g'ou iepai''
hayir been recently painted, &c. ,oss ~,
The LOT has front OF 80 teet more or ies sct o
tho north sIdc OF Grace street, and running PACK
denth OF lb5 feet, more or less.
PEnDIs Cath as TO one-fourth OF The purchase
,,onav. The residue at six twelve, and e1ghteen
Tor negotsbc nos Interest aHsy iaq ps,d and
a conveyance ordered by The court:
WI w JOHN 81. GUY,
NJ. w. GILLIAN,
WALTER Z. LIE AXE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by LIME BROTHER, Tug
tipncprs.
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BY Wellington Goddip,
Real Estate Agent and Ancttoneer,
Garner of Bank and Eleventh streets,

TEXAS LANDS FOR SAtE.-1n &C.
L cpldince with Instructions OF the Texas and
omrIny OF Virginia, the undersigned trustees
holders, fer for sale on THURSDAY the 7th OF
December next, at II NJ, In front OF the CUSTOM
honse in the city OF Richmond, the following
namrd IRA CTS OF LhNDt
S,7sS ACRES In Matagorda and Jackson coun-
ties, on CarsncaTay creek, being ne league less
$40 acre, sold. .
1891 Aces, or three fourths Of a league, In
Refugio county, on Mission river.
Thee lands were purchascd in the year 1898 Dy
the late Governor Thomos walker Gllmer tor an
assoc, ation of gentlemen In this state In his re-
nort maze on his return from Iekas pc SAYS !:
Government before the revolution OF Texas are
of record and our lands arc part OF the only To-
cations the Mexican title to which has been per-
ffcted, AS the first locations made in th3 conn-
try they are equal to any, the locatoIs haVlrg
choice Of nearly the whole country ~ the lime
sold, he says |: Bought OF Colonel 6rayson on
Carancaway creek /; is Colonel Grayson's head
right selected for him at sn early perlou ny
General Austin the Empress trl", ny wnom ~
was pronounced one or the Lest leagues III
Texas -' - .,.,
Texas, writes us recently that moth tracts - are
vel wa,ered and very desirable. Ihe Town 81
RockpDrt, which has been recently lndde NE i
county seat Of Refuglo county, ls LOT !ta aEe INC
most 4 ourtshing place In TIE state ~ - pekr
mtnp ALREADY TO attra ct settlers to that section.
Great care has been taken to keep me tilItH 70
these lands perfect and TO pay the taxes tner. or
Int Inc trustees viii only convey such LII Q as Is
vested III them.
GG9S ERsiiHE WHAtKhYY .' Trustees &c.
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TRUMBTLL.

Scnut.r Trnmbull makes very plain
sfl,cm,nt regal ding bis political status. He
would not accept presidential nomlna-
.ion from the Democracy or the I" Postum
ICES" thinks President Grant ought TO be
rejected. has friendly personal relations
with him, and in the main supports his ADJ
uIustration. Goodbye, Trumbuil.
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By Lee g. Goddin,
Auctloneers s'ld Hoai Estate Agents,
No. lll3 Main street.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. At PUBLIC AUCrIoN.-B By virtue Of the
provisions Of deed of trust from Lewis A Car
penter and wife to the undersigned as trustee. l
shall, on MONDAY the 18Th day OF December,
1871 st o. CLOCK P. NJ, on the prem lscsWhich are
described In said deed OF trust In dee hook 81, b,
page 1913, Of Richuoud HustIpgs Court as situate
on Brook avenue near Leigh street-procced 10
cell to the highes, bidder the REAL ESTATE
q ID improvements thereon conveyed by said deed
of trust The title is believed to be good bnt SELL
ing as trustee shall Only convey such title as Ia
VI sted in me by said deed. ...s
TERMS OF SALE: SnhlcicnL cash IN hand 70 pay
the sum of s24,.e3 aud the costs Of sale and ex-
renses Of trust; the residue on such terms rs may
be made known on the day of sale.
do a " LILLIAN A. ALLEY.
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! ayiS.rYDN sAEEss-Fnsure Eayss
: BY ;. T.. Apperson, ).
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
cnrrar of Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
,oEsTaTE ON BROOK VENUE AE An.
1ooRE IN THs 1IT snpr ON By
49, ~ the thsncery Court ofths city OF Hicn-
mend entered on the seth q MevsmS aa III RI N
suit therein pending styled judah n aad S, acfion
a sa the ppemises, at clock p. NJ: ON WEDnEs"
DAY the 18th day Of s tts s so f9ow
s srontipa 81 ss feet on Brook avenue, with
framed house thereon aso b at1ee sod % Feet
on tbs alley In the rear, and having depth OF i''
feet. '.' -, ,,o rea,due n,
months from the day Of sale; the parGhssser TO
give negotiable notes with Interest adoea LOT 1ns
deferred PAYMENTS and me tiae 20 n nG and con-
Veyancs oraelou W 'Ao ROBERT HOWARD,
- special Commissioner:
spprpeoN kuctiOpeer. uc v
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BY Grlhbs & Williams,
Auctoneers snd Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VALUABLE PR0rERTYs ,r KHg g% AZ
THE CITY OF. RICHMOND, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF FRANKLIN sTkEET BET WEEN
WALL. STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY, AT
AUCTION.-In part execution of decree Of the
Chancety Court of Richmond entered on the l4th
November 1871. In the case of M1ls's executor %:
GlaZehrook and ais, tho undersiRned, a special
commissioner thereby appointed. VIII sell az auc-
ton, upou the premises, on WEDHEsDAY the
l3th day Of December, at IL O'Clock ID, the PhO-
PERTY situated as above, which was sold by
the late Nicholas Mills to Thomas Bradford; nav
ing front Of Is feet on FRANKLIN street, and run
ming back to Tobabco alley, on which it fronts %
feet Inches.
This property Is improved In front by com
paratively new and handsome four stored brick
building, No. 1a35, merry used AZ saloon and
hotel. snd with several brick and framed build
iugs in the rear.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash 70 pay the costs OF the
suit and The expenses of the sale the residue in
three equal annual tns.alments at one, two, and
three wears for bonds bearing interest and the title
to be retained by tile court until the bonds are
paid.
ri the sale JOHN A. MEREDITH,
Special Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, , uctioneers. no Il
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TwEEp's DErENcE.-Ne,o York, Deem
Ter 5.-Thc Posts Albany special says the
substance OF Tweed's defence, as l gather,
VIII he that he had advanced sums placed
to his account in the Broadway Bank to
In.crsol, Garvey. and others, to carry OH
their business, and that he was reimbursed
through Woodward.
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BY Thomas WsKeesee. Auct'oneei'
No. 1917 Main street.

DIANos. SHOWCASES, ? 3 a 4uSE.
Ta1s Day al 10 O'Clock win sell At my aa''
R R6ssW oop and MAHOGANY CASE
al iRhAs4b. BUREAUS. wAsHsTANDs.
=, and nd, W y 4Sp and IPIArN sIDpBoARDs,
m mnh9 LrEsTRF. and TX TENSION TABLES
sSvkcAstEIssI and H MAaTTfhEssEs,
nlioarrMMc I'll tHOW-CAsEss
BRUSsELS CARPETS,
Bn. KS,
IRON SAFE,
DE- " Inv THOMAS W. KEESEE,
Aucti0neer.
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n D po,m,n Aucttoueer.

BY P. Bowman, Auctioneer.
TXTRA LARGE
~ LAST SALE OF THE SEASON.
On THURSDAY the u Instant cor =, mv ware
rooms, 1909 Main street. pRoGANS, and
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES, oona,Jttes and
BALMORALS, in all grades, quali%ie'' anu
s yes. -. ..
Als9 an imm snd n stPin SrIC wOOLLENs.
READY-MADE CLuTHlNd, ..
FUR and WOOI, HATS, ,,,rpNIsu1EG
LADIES' and GESi'o
GOODS:
with IN attractive Invoice Oh
TRUNKS,
VELyETEFNS, ETC. o,,,,
CITY and country merchants VIII una IL 8fea r. hs
te their interest by atendi tbe ABOVE sas and
siock which is unsurpassed in altractl9ns anu
Complete In every branch, Is adapted TO tnH p,I
rsserve In lots to suit purchasers. ,ouu.N
Auctioneer and Commission Merchaht'
de & TT, lh. 5, III, WIN
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.

MADAME j. M. GRANGER,
621 BROAD STREET.. ..
was the recipient OF THREE PREMIUMS two
with medals at the late Virginia Fair, taking ali
the premiums that were awarded for lacc-work,
aud, as heretofore offers to the ladies Of Rich-
mond her services for the repairing Of fine Laces,
Shawls, Lace Curtains, etc.
Also, lust received, fine assortment OF REAL
LACE, Pk]ZS LACE, LIMITATION LACE SETS
and LINEN CUSF5 and COLLARS Of the very
latest styles and at a m est reasonable price.
AIso invites the attention OF the ladies to new
and select line of JEWELRY, including the new
style OF siver and fine French Gilt goods 30 much
worn 10 the leading cities. An cary call and ex-
animation will pay all. s.--*.n.
r. a-Renemoer, ladies, that Mrs. GRANGER
will do up once free oftharge all lace goods bough
OF her this year. no l1.Tu. Tb& Sim
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SEw PATENTS.

Earth closet, Denis b. Collins, Rich
mnud, Va; broom, Thomas X. Evans,
Elack>burg, Va; medical compound Tor
cure Of hog cholera. Charles l.. Joins,
redlcr township. Va.
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by Lyme Il Brother, ar
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

No. 1ol2 Main street.
GALE OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
y STOCK, PRUVENuER, &C, Al ,LI1EE INV
NUCTIO ON the premises, on IN SnsD oT :,
The i4ta day Of December 1871, at the hour o. u
O'Clock NJ, we shall, at the request OF a; %. "s
drop who now resides on the Ia. u ua Tom The
cnrpotate limits, sell the following stock:
Two fine MAKES,
Four fine COWS. very superior
Ine 1ne YOUNG II ElFER
one THoROUGHBRED BULL taSr-
shire st0ck),
CORN, FODDER, ChkI,
Nice COVERED WAGON,
HOGS, s.. ONE
Also Will be RENTED The FAhm HUN o''
Terms and time OF possession announced al Inc
hour Of SALE rsr r. RATHER.
de l. ANC " D S---------
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LOST, kTRAFED, do.

rEAKEN UP ON MY. FARM, on ggssa
the 25th u,tino. two COWS-one red, ittsL1.e
the other red aud white-and one white yeal nug.
The owners viii pie sc come for them.
ER. N. G.. SHEPPARD,
Rroad-Strcet road near Fair Grounds
dp IL
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EICuHoNp AND PETIRsBues x. Il. Cor
RICHMOND. Va, Aux. s, ISL.

RIuuHoNp AND PETIssBuEs X. Il. Cor
RICHMOND. VA, Aux. 8, 1871.
TEsHE TR AIMS ON THIS ROaO
Z run as follows:
The mail trains leave Richmond At s:N .. d
ana 1870 2. M: aud leave Petersburg 81 le' 3. "'
and T:a0 p. ID. ..
Freight and Accom- n odstion trsina leaSa klco"
mond mt 8 A. NJ. sud kte z. M, and leave Feters'
burg o. 10 A. ID. and 10 z. h.
Tine s:G5 a. 81. train win NOT leave Klchmcgu ..
SUNDAYS, and the Z 20 r. n. train will not !esn
Petersburg en SUNDAYS. ~
passengers for Norfolk will take tho $50 /, n.
daily train, and those from Norfolk VIII conneS'
at Petersburg with the 10 A. M. train;
Passengers from Glover Hi will take ing ~ ~.
u. train on Mondays, Wcdnesdays. and sfiosis
$50 I. II.
b The 10 all trains will stop only At Chester.
The A. H.. train VIII connect ~ ft'fts'
burg with The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio gall
road for Lynchburg daily.
SLEEPING CARS on the 80 L. D.. tram, run
ring through TO W iIminSton. X. Il. KAsEi.
au,7 - Ticket and Freight Akfnt.
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Messrs. Braxton, Critcher, Duke, Har-
,is. and Terry, all voted against the Grant
telegraph bill. Porter, Plat, and Stoweli
,,J,,I tor II
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BIT w. :ioddln,
Auotioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streeLs'


Corner Of Eleventh and Bank Streets
VERY DESIRABLE AND }, AI LII T AHr
nfoR pTEE SIDE 1ni0n IF EEIGH,- BET WEEN
F0URTH AND FIFTH sTREEIS, 1 tHn o o5 Tho
AT ON oWEDNEsDAY tie lsth ber,
ISL. at O'Clock T. NJ: thst iaEsg S TO-.
caicd as above, formerly occupied by the iate Dr.
Thomas V. Moore, and more recently oY MS SON.
u ha let has front OF 2Sxl5o feet to wide alley
The dwelling Is three stories above the bag an eut,
and contains ten rooms Between the dwelling
and the kitchen there is large thing room, ana
shoye it a lodging rorm. The Kitchen Is three
siories high and contaias six good rooms. In n ar
II the kiicben and atssched to II IS brick coal
and wood house. Altogether, hts Is a very desi-
rable residence for a large family.
7 EIMS: Une-third cash; balance at one ana
two Years, bearing six pee cent. interest half
Yearly, or longer credit, If desired, at eight per
cent Interest. -,
Possession siron at once; AS IL Is vacant, 1t can
dot W GOBLIN, a uciOncer.
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ByLyne d Brother,
BY Lyme Brother'
Auetioncers and Real Estate Agents.
Nm, 1919 Main street,

MICE TWC-sTORY FRAMED TENE-
" MENT, 80. q JACKSON STREET., b;
-; - a. ZEN FoIJSH VIZ AND ADAMS STREETS.l
rne skJM AT PUB nc AUCTION.-We shall,
At Of the owner. sell 1t public auction,
On the premises. on THURSDAY the I'll KY
tho TWO.STUEY FRAMED TIE N Il n e y T
inca ted as aoove described, containing FIVE rooms;
kitch en- with two rooms and the usual out-houses'
The lot fronts 2s5 by l32 feet
TEnMs; Made known at the hour OF sale.
= = LYME & BROTHER,
deo AuctioneeTs.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
COMMISSION nsERCHAMTs.

ID PING and CoMbIISs1ON MERCHANT, No.
3 Governor street, Richmond, Va, (post-ofice
box LAY, agent for the Old Dominion Steamship
Company, for New York: Imam Line, for LIZ
erpoo!; Anchor Line, for Glasgow; Natto@l
Line for Liyerpool. ...... ie2y
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T. 0 r s A L Z

Two small FRAMED HOUSES, deslraby 10
Gated, chesp and on liberal terms.
BRICK HOUSE with Ten rooms, gas and Was
ter throughout; outside kitchen.
pHEEE BUILDING LOTS in Sidney.
n SMALL FARM of fifty acres, ten miles Of
city, with good buildings, Immediately on rail-
road. with stock, implements, &C., complete, with
immediate possession.
FARM Of stxty-one acres, ten miles Of city,
with FIRST rate Mill site and Pottery.
K. Is. NEWBURE,
de8 l014 Main street.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHAoND, Va, December y, ls7i.
OFFERINGS.


RICHMOND, VA, Decemoer u b7i.
OFFERINGS.
Nhsat.-W bite, Ss2 DusheiS: Ned, ], 2?S bushels.
Goru.-Wh,te, $50 pushels. Yellow, 80 bushels.
OdtS.- lss bu: h.is.
RHe.-lT2 bushels.
-Ueul.- ~ bushels.
FIdIseed-S bushels.
BlcktCheat.-85 bushels.
SALES.
Bheat.- white 3s2 nushels--at &l.t5 for very
good, aLs5Ql sl.,7 Tor lan, $l.e: for good, $ aog
Hheut. -ilco- oO4 bushels-at $Lcs@f.o5 for
very good, sl.0GQSI 81 for good, $l.Suagtl.ao Tor
forn-Wh,te-4e 100 bushels at csc. for prime, Csc.
W y good, &C. Ior common. Yellow, 81 bushels
very good III &c, IS bushels Hceyll-cate., cd, az
Outs.-7s bushels Norway at s5c., so bushels
prime spring a. coo.
Rye 81 bushels common at ESQ.,, 81 bushels yerS
Meal.-Gi bushels good at 75c.
REMARKS.
The of, rings or whoat on change to-day, con-
trAry to what might be expected, far exceeded the
amount OF corn. Wheat was active for all good
sa,uples. Corn IN good demand and prime new
white brought CSC, and weevil-eaten old yellow
Csc. Ohesiugs uf oats very light, and IN II bet
steady u. o0c. for prime Spriug Rye iu good de-
mand aud steady.
Domestic Nlarkets-IBY TELEGRAPH
INV lolK, december G-Couon quiet salee,
1890 bales; upsnds, lets Orleans, 2oc. Flour
dun sud slightly fayors uuyeIs. Whishey scarce
aun h,m"r al u. Nhe&t-Winter led western,
III aS4sL8i. Com Qairt and unchanged. Rice
ii III at s.Geac. Pork steady. lard unchanged.
Naval, quiet Tallow deciicdy more active al
20 &c. Freiahls quiet. -
BALTIMORE, December 5.-yirulpia's Old 81
ti /; coupons-old, 4! bid, 50 asked. West Vlr-
.lnla's, 2Ss bid, Is asked
BALTIMORE, Eeoem' er s.-Fl"ur 6rmer and
unchanged Wheat dull. Corn firm white and
1AhE m X
81 20; Shoulders, nc. Whisky, seeDs7c.
LOUISVILLE December 8.-Tobscco- Gales 81
thls.; Lex s6.5o987 rs; low TO m. dunn cutting
&c r., *S@i7.50.
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RANKEssS, BROKERS, DO.
HAMMERS, BROKERS, Kc.
p II. MAURY s CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERs.
No. lola MAIN STREET, +.
..y RICHMOND, va, ~

Buyand sell on com admission Government, state,
City and Railroad Bonds; make investments In
Commercial Paper, n otes and Bonds secured by
real estate or coiiatersls at arket rates dealers
1,l Fcreign aud Domestic Exchange.
: EJLLEcTIOESnad on all parts OF the United
States, Canada, and Europe.
boectnl attention given to F FUNDING VIZ
act s9th March, Ash. ,.ar
THANKFUL FOR the patronage and hndness OF
friends In the past, we now respectfully ask con-
tnuance OF the same, promising our best attention
10 all bnsiaess entrusted 10 rs. &C liam
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Domestic AlarketS-IbY TELEGKApHl
DIs>OAUTA0Ns d pARTNERsHIPs


IilE UNDERSIGNED Fl AVE THIS
DAY dissolved. by Dulusl consent, tLelr
nfIhsiehp In The timers business In the town or
NJ .ucbesIe:. The satd business viii In tn futrira
oe c,risa On only by Joseph B. Cosby, of Nam
'he0 'er' Z. Il. ANDERSON,
.,,, j. B. COSBY.
MANCHESTER, Ecctmher 4, 1871, ...- 3,
HAVING purchafcd the interest OF G. II. Auder
con, viii copt,bue the badness on INV own sc
ccuat- Nv Il keep on baud q supply of Grstes.
FcLdsrs, lamps, Kerosene On 5inwsre e
will also execute all kinds or ROOFlEGs iEITT,
TEhING and spvU1IaG, at aichmond pr,ces
j, b COSBY,
dcs.fu, 1b,e5!A Hull and Eighth st. &C g.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE. SssIls

CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.sINs
On and after TUESDAY the Hth instant the
fast and elegant sids-whecl steamer PALI5ADE,
Captain CHARLES NELSON, will leave her wharf
lat Powhatan Steamboat Company's sheds) every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
81 O'Clock A. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and all
the regular landings on James river.
Freight received every day from O'Clock A. d.
to o'clock P. n.
All freight for way landings must be prepaid.
For freight or passage apply 10 Captain, on
board, or TO
no11-am WILLIAM T. BRETT, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-07

1t turns out that Governor Campbell, Of
Wyoming Territory, yetoes the bill repeal
iny the Women's suffrage act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-07

pLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE, VIA
ELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND CONNECTIONS,
10 the shortest and most comfortable
PAssENGER ROUTE
Montgomery, ~ Selma,
Mobile, Meridian.
Pensacola, VicksouIg,
New Orleans Monroe,
And all points In Texas.
TWO DAILY CONNECTIONS TO NEW
ORLEANS.
PULLMAN's PALACE CARS run through
from Lynchburg TO Mobile, via Calera and Mont
gomery, Without change.
Time to MONTGOMERY, Mobile, and New Orleans
Close connections and as quick time to Mer,-
dian, Jackson, aud Vickseurg, as by any other
route r........
The popular aud most expeditions EmISrsnt
Route to Texas and Northern Louisiana. Bag
gage checked through.
Tickets to all points by this route may be OBJ
taIned at the ticket offices OF the
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD,
at the Office OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad 1a25 Main street, and al CARRIER 4 Co.'s
office, No. S2s Main street, Richmond.
BE sure your tickets read via Dalton and Calera
for selmaI. \ X. G.. BARNEY, Gen. Supt
JOHN 3. PECK. Gen. Pass. Agent.
JOHN 81. WHY. Travelling Agent an ?s-3m