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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-16
AUCrHos sALEs--Future Days.
By James ar. Taylor
Real Estate Agent and A~uctiohcer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

T,RIISTEE,S SALE OF REAL ESIAIE
IN = COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD
SrttR T,HE TOWN or MANCHESTER, BENZ
4 pHUT OF FALLS PLANTATION. coN-
flaming ABOUT sixty ACRES Or LAND
Ar ADDITIONALLY virtue Of n deco OF lrlst Hii'it
on the 2ad day Of january. 1891, u Inc shpsrInpcl.
from d.. +. Ward, recorded In the clerks ONCE .,
Chesterfield County Court, to secure INC I.ayihent VI
certain negotiable notes and bonds therein men
toned, Mt the request Of the beneficiary Ii sald uceu.
and In conformity with the directions Of u decree ~
the Circuit Court Of HCDric0 pronounced on inc -9th
day Of November, 1871. In The cause ol htlri'hs ; Az
mirIstratnr, &C., W.. 5iasor, &c, | shall sell NJ puoilc
auction, to the highest bidder, on The premises 'n
the 18th day of December, 1871 ut O'Clock l.. At.. II
fair: II not. the first fair day tlicrcaftcr.l III the order
I'm which they are mentioned In said decree, Inc iot-
lowing propcrty-to wit: r a,,
A tract containing about WENT hlitES, anu
one containing about K ACRES, WIN 'nn I'M
proyements thereon, consisting nt = iI!e aWelil!lh-
house and NIL necessary out-iuiliin@s, rlclriy new.
being parts of the Fairs plantation. and hoi'n':"i a.
follows-to wit, On tic east by the llnus ioflilerl!
owned by the late Henry I. DTcwry: on Tie west .!
the Rlcllmoud and Petersburg turnpike; anu on la
north by the lands owned 10y DR.. Marx and y Il llaft
of section marked \ on the plat ol Tic RAJ! \ Fii''-
tatioII. .nc
Plat OF the above real estate may DC seen III NV
office of the aGcilonccr.
TERMS: Onc-f0urth cash. and enough casl! aiso -
nav the costs of suit and expenses al SAFE. anu tnt
balance In six, twelve, aud eighteen, lipiitlS 10,
negotiable notes, interest added, secured %! u "''"I ~
trust. JODS H. loct'o, '''S
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioncer.
POSTPOSEMEST.
In consequence of bad weather, the above sac l.
postponcd tD WEDNESDAY, Drreintcr :t,i'.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR,
no IA Auciiul!c"r.
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BY Wellington GcdGir-
Real Estate Agent and hucti"nccr.
c,rurr NJ EIryru;h aud Rank streets.

EXECUTORS SALE OF -FOUR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on B~EOADSTki.ET
NEAR no THE CHESAPEAKE MD oHiD
RAILROAD DEPOT, AND TWO III NDmIl,
AMI SIXTY-SIX FEET OF LAND. ON. TIE
SOUTH / y OF CARY BETWEEN ADAMS
AND JEFFERSON STtEETS.-ht the re!ucIt 81
fn0r,I lin order 10 wind up the estate and ply oil ~"
remaining lcga,ricSy. | shall sell at auction. on the
premises. on WEDNESDAY. the Goth D"cG!iGGf
is7r. commencing mt O'Clock l.. NJ, those 70 u
FRAMED TENIAiENIS with 'ic groIi'i 'tlIci!c4
to lIrmJ on the north side Of l;roa! street wc:t OF
Shockuc creek. aud within one hundred yards oi tue
dcpot of lie t1lc.arctkc and ohio railroad.
After which. say 1t = o'clock J.. NJ ~ y
DRIED AND SINTI-SlE tEiIi pF 90"
streets. running Imrk on" hundred feet, 10 tc ulHi.iet!
into lots 10 suit bidders. These lots are In an I'M
nruvirg part OF the city. and are quite contiguous TO
the city ctlycrt. ,
TEi:M~: Our-ihird cash balance At siNand twelve
months for negotiable n"t"s. interest added, secure"
by Il trust decd.
dc 10 t"cll"tCCI.
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The Titusville Hcr0id says: "JanauSchcck,
whose name is doubtless mispronounccu
more than any other in the city at present,
acquired her perfect mastery of the English
language in less than Il year. Her nAac is
pronounced Is ii the j were i \, and the ac-
cent Oh the first syllable, thus fan-a-shck.
Since her coming has been announced, we
have heard her name pronounced lis follows,
and by some individuals who sleep with Il
dictionary every night: 'Johon-a-shay,' jan
ncy-Shank,' Stanc-slakc,' 'Janna-chek,' and
.Zhan-li-shay.'"
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SELLING FHr1T Asp VEGETABLES ~ WEIGnr.
While III Denver last summer we found ~
most all farm produce except cgg> sold by
weight. Even the delicate friiiiS brought
lruin Calilornia-pcals. grapes, and plumS-
had tileir value tested by The scales. The
l~riit-,ridlers that circulate III tic Rocky
Mountains carry the balances with them,
and the purchaser knows how much he gets
in avoirlupoi~. This is the prevailing usage
ujun the Pacific coast, and is worthy OF uni
ycr.al adoption. With us, almost all fruits
and garden truck are sold by 40 definite
measurement. The basket. barrel, or box
has no standard of measurement. Some bar
rcl> contain 10l quarts, the standard OF the
Cape Cod Cranberry Association, and others
will not hold 50. The old style pctcl-El>kct
held nearly Il buSllcI. They grow smaller
every year. and now contain a scant llii-
il>ilcl. The berry blsk"ts and boxes arc
Of all sizes, and the grape boxes run
from three Ia ten pounds. While this mode
Of sale continues there is Il constant tcmpta-
ton to dcprrciatc the llca>luc and cheat the
consulicr. The producer gets the same
price for his box or basket of fruit this year
llmt he received last, although it contains bun
ninc-trn1flS Is much. This Is virtually Il
fraud, although no express compact has been
made or violated. The loss to the individual
purchaser is very small. The gam TO the
producer is ten per cent, for which Inc gives
no equivalent. Purchasers have IL III llIclf
power to correct this abuse, ana now tiEll
the spirit of reform Is abroad ana the At
counts of rulers are ovcrlmilled. these small
robbcrics should he looked after. Bring
every kind of produce to the test of the
scales, and VIC luyc 4 remedy against cheat
Ing. Purchasers then see five pounds Of
grapes for the tiyc-pound box that they buy,
and ;lc Satislicd.-1mcrlcdn Agr3cutN11st.
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We are agents for the prorrieiors of this CEL.E-
DRAFTED BRAND OF WflSKEi. and can sup
rlv it to the trade IN quantities 10 suit. We beg to
call the attention Of dealers to this superior wliskcy.
Call and examine It. The price /. low.
Samples sent 10 country dealers free Of charge
when desired. 49, EAxS
4 full stock constantly on hand.
kOGER & NCCANCF.
Wholesale Agents, LOT and 100 Pearl street
no 15IilmlSw.n Richmond, Va.
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A MURDERER ON ORAToRY.-We have rc-
ceiycd from a good friend in Virginia the
following further Illustration of the cxtcntt 10
which the insensibility OF criminals is CAT
lied:
While still a very young MIN, on account
OF his uncommon ability and legal acquire
ments MIR. Richard Coleman was made Judge
OF one OF the eastern circuits III Virginia in.
the year iS-. Having hitherto led the life
OF q student and scholar, he had no extended
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Ev GrnDh. 4 MillianLs,
IN IETITsJII" q II TIIIsIfII"'
Real I.-tit" Agents aud Auctionccrs.
Eleventh street between Mliu and Eluk.
VERY VALUABLE FhRN, CALF:

"
VERY VALUABLE FARM, CALLED
Y CUESTkTT Uti.I.. &EA% RICHMOND
CONTAINING ONE Kindred AND %lAIl-
FIVE ACRES. FOR SALE ri; RENT VI No
TON: NJ rDth CROPS. A%D iLhNTA-
TIUN UTENSILS. = SALE Al A~ltItbA-
We viii ~t!! or r"lt ii auction. na the premises. OF
MD%DhI iha 18th ri December. ii IL u'riuCn \,
VI. thu VERY VALUABLE f.\hH CHESTNUT
HILL. two and Il l"t!i Mi"s from hichniond. Gc!l
The 1ruuk !]urrpiGc, rOt;uiuiuG \ HUNDRED
AND $IATi-tlNE ACHES, adjoining The lands sd
Joseph Cnrl'in i.a;;rn, q. q. t%rt"r, aHi Dr.. \. u,
Terrell: a!ou; "Hc hUH':rc,lacr"- cleared. the lnltnC,
il wood. 1!,c cleared l9i!ui il ~ q high state Of ci'it!'
NLtiur.
Tie improvements ar" = thhhlE DIV @iI'Nt'
with seven rooms. and usual ugt-iutiluiu%% viii. "ocr
BA;%, STABLE. &C.. and Two coon ICE
HOUSES and two Il f:-pbNE~. al IN good order
after the safe ~ rrittiGg, the SIbth and titDl>
will Il" sold. consisting III part 81 -FOUR MILES
anal CATTLE Hu! HOGS. and l&J barrel, q CORN
and other crops. and lie usual assortment o. pLAN'
TAliuS UTENSILS.
TERMS: At sale. when vii! lG liberal.
GRJ J. * WILLIAMS.
dc Aiciirnrn.:S.
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
MADAME j. VI. T..
GU EuDAh Iu.Ir.t.aE

MADAME J. VI. GRANGER T.,
OIL BROAD STREET.
was the recipient OF THREE PREMIUMS two
with Incdalsl at the late Virginia Fair, taking all the
premiums that were awarded for LACE-WURK.
and, Is heretofore. offers to the ladies Of Richmond
her services for the repairing Of line LAjES.
S!iAWiS. LACE CURTAINS, etc.
Also. just rccci gcd. = fic assortment of REAL
LACE. PRIZE LACE. IMITATION LACE SETS,
and LINEN CUFFS and COLLARS, OF the very
latest styles aud ii Il most reasonable price.
Also invites the attention Of the Ladies' 10 new
and select line III including the new
style of SlLNEE and fine FRENCH GILT goods so
much worn III the lclding cities. An carly call and
examination win pay all.
L. S.-l.cniembrr. Indies, that Mrs. GRANGER win
d" mp once free Of charge all LACE goods bought Of
her tails Year. uolI-Tu, ThSS2m
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.-Ivr,ns sALES--Futurc Days.

20 no THE GORDONStlLLt oA ,a,,,
r. : JAuKET on TUESDAY ncxt' ir u es y
,.1,.nt. md every THIRD Toh'DA'
month; r,sToN & MADGwICk VII oi ieT i iSr
NEST no day above mentioned, !l lair' nr r = md
SAT- e,ir ,lay f%oEfpwin2.l n f1iiil1ncr - &c SIEFp
frst ~ CK'TTIE HORSES, MULLER anrnnrf
SIosih1 earnestly and respectfully Solicit shu ntpt ,pis
Gc, vi |, huvrr and seller. to e5Sble mem ~ In, LII" -,
Oh p.' H. success and 80 cniehcc 70 .no Iii
cu...i Generally, which. win sucu suppol''i' IA
num- Jun, n = GROVE Itself tn be. or - ,Trr T.
csrn' n |jnuIrrd and seventy HEAD VT ~ ~
,o III mniSES, SHEEP, &C., &c, were ohefca u
our iast ''s srnding CATTLE will onlige us hy having
} Nv l., M Yard as early rs possible on tie ,Eis VI
sale. Curdonsyillr, Va.
dc lot
T1OR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCIlON.--
II nv virtue of 4 deed from Hamilton Terry 10 r.
I.,,,c dated MAY !. 1871, I shall. Oh FklDAl .iJe.
n","i,.r II. 1871, 1T o'clock L. NJ. proceed 10 scii AT
o,iIir auction. on the premises. all the right, TUE,
Nv ~ ;rtr,,.s, conveyed in said decd by Hamilton Ter
~ in and to n ccrtain FRAMED HOUSE on Inc lahn
r. ,l,r.,,, Warwick on the west side OF tic cNtcll-
.inn OF seventh street ncar the canal.
TERMS: Cash, Or approved paper NJ thir1y days.
A. W.. ROSltS, for +. LauIc.
POSTPONEMENT.
Owing TO The lnclcmcncy OF the weather the above
sale WAS postponed until MONDAY the 18th instant.
~ ,h, same hour, a. ". ROSEN,
d ,n II for +. Lalibc.
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RICHMOND AID TErE"~EIi:t.i
RAILROAD COMPANY.

ItITIIIVNU ' N' .NW""-8
S'HE TRAINS on THIS ROAD run -
L follows: d,
The mail trains leave Richmond - 4%i !. N.+3.l
2:3o !. VI: aud leave Petersburg ut !ay \. N.1''
10 T.. " -.
Freight and accommodation trains leave i:!caw"''
A.. ". and .JJ /. 81.
The 3:.5 A. VI. train viii not l"ar" kiri5a3"n! "'
SUNDAYS. ami the 30 =. ". tI.uu VII! not .'""'
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers Tor Norfolk will take he 800 !. W.
daily train. and those from Norfolk Will connect 81.
Petersburg with the ~ A.. II. trIu.
Passengers from Clover Inn wiz take the $50
". train on Monday. Ncluc,,.Iys. aiat tr!'aA'
and returning. leave Richmond GA Tie s:nir "@!s u
2:3O l.. VI.
The mall trains will! stop only 1t Chester.
The 7 4. VI. train VII! coI.icrt nj Pea. uilrr "|.
the Atlantic. Mississippi and Uu!p It!.Tn," .t
LyncIhurg daily.
SLEEpiNG-tAES on the go T.. II. trdn. r~aaH'a,
through 10 Wilmington. X. 4. hk~tb.
al Ticket ami freight Nr'-t.
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TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,.,
Ry Griihbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Arctionecrs,
Eleventh. street between Main and Baiik.

A VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
n LOT. on TIE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY
KE"rWEEN FIRST AND FOuSliEE STREETS
AT AUCTIOE.-On TUESDAY, 18th December, N
! o'clock T.. NJ. we will sell. upon the premises. II
LOT in the plan of Dilis bakery property, fronting
Is by 40 feet to III alley Is feet wide. There are IL"
lots on the market more ATTRACTIVE tllil t!is;
TERMS: At sale. GRuBBS Il WILLIAMS,
10 - AlirtioneCrs.
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ID. 'IE'UIfN u v IIIIN& =,
Anctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh! street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VERY EALU-
L AELE FhlsM OF \ HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES, On THE CENTRAL. TURN
PIKE, TWO MILES BELOW RiCIiMuND.-By
virtue of Il decd OF trust executed hy Jacob :. Alice
u the subscriber rs trustee, dated 10th May, 1870. and
duly recorded IN II-nrico County Court Office, being
thereto required by the creditor secured. | viii sell at
auction, upon the premises. on MONDAY, nth OF
December, nj l. O'Clock NJ, the FARM above de-
scribed, upon which said Ate" resides. The i'm
proScnicnts consist of n new and handsome residence
with nine rooMs.a kitchen, sinOkel!oisc, &C., all Of
brick besides a Large barn, stable, and other usua.
oat-buiidiGrS. The land has been much improved
and jGdlciously cultivated, so that this Is one Of the
most valuable farms Of It's size near The cify.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 dcfray expenses Of sale
and To pay of 1000 row due for interest on the debt
secured: scini-1nuial payments ~ :3eo each. TO be
made on tie 18th May and 18th November in each
year until 18th May. I;71, when the principal sum OF
$4,000 viii become due aad for the residue, such
terms OF payment rs will be announced ut the time
Of Sales All credit payments 10 bear interest and be
secured By trust deed.
JOHN y. CRENSHtW, Trustee.
GLUBUs & WILLIAMS. AuctioLec.s.
POSTPUSEMENT.
Postponed by consent OF the parties 10 THURS
DAY, .tst December, At II O'Clock VI.
GRUBBS I WILLIAMS,
de- 10 aupfjurp,fl-
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TOR SALE, PRIVATELY, Il very an
Z desirable STORE and DWELLING, stu Ell
,l,.I ON the north side Of Broad street. aud nclriy
opposite to iIayo street. J.. D. IA, iio,
d. 1871 Real Estate Agent and kuc'i nicer.
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Ey GruhGs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents AMI Atctlonccr3.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRIISTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il At TIE CORNER OF LEIGH AND iitNh1
STFEfTS.-By virtue Of n deed OF trust executed ny
William T.. Wade 10 the subscribers rs trhsicss, 'E''cu
9th Marci,. 1870, and duly recorded In l::ichhloild
CIrlulrry Court Office, we will sell At auction. upon
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, "0tl, Dccc1nhrr, at
O'clock I. NJ. a part o.: the properly conveyed IN
said tlccd-to wit, 4 LOT OF Gi!ot VI, WIN me
inir,r"vciurut, thereon. situated on the south side Of
Leigh, street ut IT, intersection with Henry street,
fronting 81 feet and running back lu9fcct 10 an alley.
TERMS: About :3Uo in cash: tho balance upon.
terms to nc named by said Wade. or, In the event OF
m. f,il,irc 10 name terms. then the same 10 he pre-
: rihed by the trustees.
IEMuEL POWETS.l Tr,. TOO.
rs. AEMlSTEAD. iF"S''eS'
r.,-,, r u-,,,rn. Iu,tin,u,ra. do /!
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FTOR NEW GORk.-OLD DO
4 MixlUN STEAMSHIP COMPANY es@ssca+zsR
The silc-Hiic"t steam slips NGANekE /: ishAt
BELL. SARATOGA. NIAGARA. ALBEM lELE'
aud IIiTTEtAS. lease New York fer S"ri%,k; tit!
Point, and Richmond, every TUESDAY, THURS
I,ty, md S,TCi:BtT ut ; O'Clock L. ". LcaTC
Ririmotid every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and Sun
DAY. III high tide.
saloons ard slttCrnoaIS. The Fare. Recommendations
and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close CONNECTIONS made with stCanlcrslcfai Soulh-
cru and European ports. w
Insurance effected, Wien ordered, AT QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, At the Offices vi iis
Company.
For ttt::her information, apply 10
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent.
mvoi No.. = Governor street.
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WILL BE SOLD On MONDAY, Dcc"m-
her lH1,. ut y O'Clock NJ. OH iIUNnHED
!tEEELS IL COIS aud FOHaL'C, 1T Flakes
farm, near Deep Bottom.
lie l:-.t%Ih&:a IiINRl
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!. G. Grassy. General agent. Baltimore.
RICHMOND NJ YORK RIVER utLEOA, LISi.I
IyIlglIltr II fs@f ,

SPECIAL NOTICE.-VhrrC 1T
- steamer DANIEL WEBSTER hay-A~-.as--
ing been Withdrawn from the iiIs Tor = L." ia ng
r. pairs. until further notice we wtil .asr bul a.-
boat ont Tor ial.imcrt-tlc EASTERN 'itt-
Which win leave West Point on III" Iwl,wIu.d a a:
TUESDAYS, TIiIi;SDAlS. and S.ArtHi,Al~ IS.
Due notice will be given when the NEb>llk IT,
sltincs her trips. WILLIAM ". BRAGG.
de l5-iw >upcriu'"ni,r'.
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uTvEu AND OCEAN STEAMERS.
--
IuANGE OF SCHEDULE.-sHfaslMas.l

HIANGE OF oo'lDD 5asssaMsZs.
Tbc fast and elegant slde-wheel steamer PAL-
rsaDE, Captain CHARLES NELSON, VIII leave her
wharf Int Powhatan Steamboat Compaty's shedsl
e,,orr TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at 81 O'Clock A.. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth anu a'
the regular landings on James river.
FrcIghts received every day from 7o'clock a'h
to o'clock Z. M.
All freight for way-landlngs must ba prepaid
For freight or passage, apply 10 Captain, on ooar"'
- r. WILLIAM 7. BRETT,
Agent.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF F.ArT.
ACCOMMODATIONS UNsUEpA>>.p y.

Passenger train lcas rs Richmond depot ,i.iI. .un.
days cNCcptc') ut 3 J.. VI, connecting II Vet r,..,
with the lirat-ciass steamers EASTERN CITY 40
DANIEL VI f.iiSfFR, touching al The rI,g. lane.
iucs. and arriving IN Baltimore on Tie fufItv,,
morning In time 10 connect with trains north al
w,Si.
THROUGH TICKETS mud BAGGAGE r!,.ui
Ia all points.
Passenger train leaves at 3 L. ". on SUNDAY,
for West Point only.
Steamer leaves pier No. 10, II Light street. Ea,a-
more. daily tsundayS cNccptcdl AT l.. VI. ]aI!,,..
in Richmond the Glowing morning AT II.
by this line passengers enjoy q good night ac.,.
Freight train leaves daily t~llonll!s c~Ncr.tri. al
! ~ vi.
FrclgIlfs received Gaily, carefully handled. att
promptly forwarded. NJ kcroseuc al! tragspurai
over this line. Through bills Vi la'!i.S given r. al.
points.
FARE.
From Richmond to Baltimorc.......-...S3I
From Richmond 10 Phiadcipd ia..........,... 81
From Richmond 10 New Iorh.......,...... l#l
From Richmond to Boston, all rail from New
1pfk Ia "a
From Richmond 10 Boston Via the >uGrd."... T. -
10 Baltimore ana rttifi.. .,,...s.t.. q 10
WILLIAM \. BRAGG. Superintendent.
}. l.. TAYLOR, Freight aud Ticket Agent, ltr..
Imuld.
:. 6. Grassy. General agent. Baltimore. stG
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PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND :,
] AND NORFOLK STEA PsE5sTTT:s-s
WEEk.-Stramt NORFOLK. SALFOR ana y.
:. GEEEH;, composing tiis linc, wiz IG!TG rtt!aaS n1
Eti,hntnnd every MONDAY and THURSDAY, al
tcriEatcly. cro,ror
Frciglils received daily except sundays, csclret
th,n IN any other route, forali parls"f Pe!lisSiTHilii
and New jersey also for New orlcll's "l SoithcEh
Mil Steamship Line from Pililadclrlil.
Freight taken for Eor;Oll. lt hnd"ral" rates:
l,aSsngr TO Philadelphia, Including meals an"
". /. PORTER. Agent,
No. 2:25 D0rk street. Richmond.
WILLIAM =. CLYDE \ co, Agents,
40. II North H~larEcS, and
e. -, ID AnnA1 Wh1r,nS- EliInIrlnllln.
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2irhmond 1ispattl.
Another Year.

sATURDAY....... DECEMbEk 10 i'''
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IlfD 80
Tickets sold and bar.crc -. checked through nj ',nrhcr
4 Co.'S Express, NJ. SO Main street, and on board
steamer Eliza llancoH.
10 tourists and pieasurc-scekcrs, enabling them 10
PASS THROUGH DUTCH GhP ai,d sS,: @,tcr
nni,f. Of Interest on JAMES RIVER ~ DAY
iIGIT. T.. p. TATUM. General Agent
James River Steamboat Company.
Oficc. Ninth and Main streets, ana al kockc't.
no ln-pIn
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NATIONAL LINE--ST EAM4 EF&
~ TO QUEENSTOWN AMI LlvEkaa IL sTsc ssi
from r" bier Al North river, New York, every SAIUK-
DAY. IT., .a.,r IN Tiyernool.
D,nnn,@t.,,.n ar Ion.ion, direct. Sij aud $50 Steer
,rc s.s, oavabic in currency. From ii'erTnoi. Lon
t~Ionderry, Queenstown, or Glasso"'t NC" i""'
prepaid, Storage. 49,. currency: ~.
= rrs;cngcrs booked To or from other POINTS III Lhs-
and or the Continent at cheap currency rates.
"M 49, further INFORMATION, apply 1T the office oil the
Coinpvny to -; Nn,v y y or N
J,u,> ~. " Mt. AGENT
~ c-3u , Governor street, RichlIiond, Va.
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hay, straw, and corn-stalks you have to feed
out. Taking wheat, oats, peas, beans, bar
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THE WILD BEAST TRADE.--An English
magazine says: 1.-THE trade in wild
beasts is system as regular as the trade
in tea, coffee aud cotton, or any other
merchandise. Some creatures, of which
parrots are the most numerous, are
brought over by sailors, who intend
them, perhaps,as presents for their sweet
hearts, but they sell them for grog and
tobacco as soon as they land. A dealer
has agents in every country, and these
agents eommunica with the natives OF
the various countries. The system is now
carried to such perfection, that, If any
gentleman or lady would like an elephant
for private riding, tiger as an ornament
to the garden, crocodile or hippopot.
anus for the lake, or an ostrich or emue
for the lawn, che wish can be gratiiied
by merely addressing letter to The Lon.
don dealer. He win calculate the dis.
lance, the time occupied in catching and
transporting the desired animal, give a
estimate of the cost and deliver it at the
door on the appoMed day"