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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
DFcnMoND AGENCY
$500 e ToRTHE SALE,
PURCHASE, AND EXCHANGE OF
s4sq REAL. ESTATE

The undersigned has opened an Office at 9l21e
Main street. q few doors above the Postoffice,
Richmond, Virginia, for the SALE, PURCHASE
AND EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE, and
respectfully requests all persons placing proper
ty in his hands for sale or exchange, 10 furnish
him, If possible with plat of the same, as also
a description of soil, advantages, &c.
Citizens of the Northern States, who desire to
emigrate to milder climate, such as Virginia,
where SO many advantages OF q pecuniary ma
ture, added TO that of health, are presented to
capitalists, will find it to their interest to COM
municate with him, as all letters asking informa-
tion respecting any particular farm or locality
with view of purchasing, viii receive a prompt
and faithful report. JAS. #. SUTTON,
p 90 Late U. =. Pension Agent,
Richmond Va
N. B.--Notorial business, conveyancing and
negotiating loans promptly attended to-
de l--tf J. L. s,
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
IN COMPANY, CASHIERS OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA,
November Sd, 1871.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company will be
held FL the city of Richmond, on THURSDAY,
the 7tlr of December, 1871 sH s'tA
The attention of the Stockholders is called to
The following extract from the bylaws of the
Company ,l 4sst ~ =. tiss.L
'All proxies to represent Stockholders at Il gen
eral meeting shall be in writing and signed by
the person thus transferring the power; partner
ships may sign in the name of partnerships, and
the signature of either member of the firm shall
lbe valid. No proxy shall be valid given more
Khan sixty days prior 10 the meeting OF the COM
pany. 7es IN.
1.-The books of transfer shall be closed fifteen
days previous to any general meeting.''
np5-td ID f J. GARRETT, Cashier.
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FROM UTAH.

Sal Lake City, Nov. 29.-There is six
feet of snow on the level, between here and
Cottonwood, with drifts from twenty to
one hundred feet in depth. Work in the
mines, however, is uninterrupted.
The Mormon papers advocate general
observance of Thanksgiving day, notwith-
standing the persecution of the Gentiles.
The, hearing of the motion to quash the
Indictment against Brigham Young and
others, is not yet concluded, and the result
IS awaited for with great interest.
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED Daniel
jackson, colored boy, aged about four
teen years, who was subject to fits, during
one of them, occurring Wednesday evening
at 8 O'Clock, fell into the canal locks near
the corner of Eleventh and Byrd streets,
and was drowned before he could be res
cued. lie was son of Branch jackson,
worthy colored man, and was said by
those who knew him to have been an in
dustrious, dutiful and honest lad.
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LIVE SToCK.--L. Gimmi, weighmaster,
makes the following report of transactions
in live stock at the city scales during the
month of November Iasf
s42 cattle, 7Sl ,075 lbs., at % to cents,
gross 2s premium cattle, 300 lbs., at
I to IS cents, gross; 235 sheep, $3.50
lbs, at to 6 cents, gross 500 hogs, 1884,
93i lbs, to 81 cents, net; lambs per
head, at $3.50 to $500; stock sheep, at
$3.50 to 1925. 9nt
Among the live stock mentioned, as will
be seen, there were 2s head Of premium
cattle, aggregating 1880 pounds, selling
at from z to l3 cents per pound gross.
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THANKSGIVING. = Thanksgiving day
was not generally observed in this city or
State yesterday. In Baltimore the streets
presented Sunday appearance, and ap-
propriate services were held in nearly all
the churches. In Washington the day was
strictly observed. No business was trans
acted in any Of the departments, and there
were religious services in many Of the
churches. President Grant and family.
vice President Colfax and wife, and other
prominent persons attended the Metropoli-
tan Methodist church. fpR tits asss
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The DISPATCH AGAIN IN ERRoR.-
Our neighbor, the Dispatch, is growing sin
gularly inaccurate of late. A few days ago
It discoursed editorially Of Governor
Todd" and his message to the North Caro-
lima Legislature, and in Yesterdays issue
there appeared arcportorial blunder, wholly
inexcusable. We allude to its report Of
a case decided in Judge tInderwood's court
the case being bankrupt case, ard not
arising under the "law for the collection of
taxes in insurrectioaary Districts as the
Dispatch puts it. Our cotemporary should
be more careful.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE, DECEMBER lsT, 1871. DR..
J. q. Boatwright, Danyillc, Va. +; Mrs. Il.
5. Bernard, Nuvsons Depot, Va. St.
George Carter, New Jersey w. Hooker,
Richmond ; W.. d. Meader, Matoax De-
pot, Va. Mrs. o. NJ. Burfoot, Richmond,
Va; Mrs. G. r. Chamberlain, Guilford,
Conn.,; George Washington, Long Glade,
Spring Hill. ~ -
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LOCAL MATTERS.
PRoBABLE MURDER, AFTER ALL.

PROBABLE MURDER, AFTER Ale
Early in November it was announced in
the city papers that Samuel w. Jones, who
had been to this city in cart, on business,
had been murdered and robbed while on
his way to his home in the edge of Charles
City county. His horse found his way
home in the night, drawing the cart, in
which was the almost lifeless body of Mr..
Jones. Later, the theory was advanced
that Mr.. Jones fell out of his cart, and thus
sustained the injuries from which he died.
The grand jury Of Charles City county, at
the last session, found an Indictment against
one B. w. Roach, for numbering and rob-
bling Jones. Roach, it seems, accompanied
Jones in the cart. The indictment is found
ed upon the dying declaration of the mur-
dered man. The deed was committed in
Henrico county, but Mr.. Jones died at his
residence in Charles City county.
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CHARGE NOT SUsTAINED.-Jam
Corling and William Washington, were ar
raigned before Justice White this morning,
on suspicion of being the parties who broke
into Shanks g. Barrett's store last Sunday
night. The evidence did not sustain tho
suspicious, however, and they were dis
charged on that score, but were bound over
for six months in $500 each under the ordi-
nance relating to thieves, vagrants, &c.
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CONTRACTORS TOOLS.

II III. HARVEY, rG
IL AUGUSTA, MAINE,
Manufacturer of all descriptions OF
MIxsRs', CosTRAcroRs' AND SrosE-CrrrEss'
HAMMERS AND TOOLS,
gaL such as
Bush, Hand, Hedge, Face and Pean Hammers.
ALSO,
DRILLS, HALF-ROUNDS, WEDGES, &c,
from the best brands of English Cast-SteeI.
Repairing done on reasonable terms. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly at.
tended to.
M Send for Price List. SO 27-w3m
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CHANcERy COURT OF RICHMOND

CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND
Judge F1zhugh-Ihufsday, Norep,ber 30,
The following cases were disposed of:
Van Lewis executor, &C., VS.. Van Lew
and others. Decree authorizing state bonds
now on file with the clerk of this court to
be withdrawn, and to be funded by the
commissioner under the act of March Both,
1871. Meredith, p.iq.
Stanard VS.. Stanard and others. Decree
referring cause to commission for inquiry
and report. John Dunlop, counsel.
Judah, &c. VS.. Judah, &c. Decree con-
firming report Of commissioner and direct
ing sale of part of the property in the pro-
cecdings mentioned. Howard & Wise, D. q.
Kings administrator VS.. Johnson's ex-
ecutor. Order sustaining exceptions to the
answer Of the defendant, Johnson's execu-
tor, and directing said defendant to file a
good and sufficient answer on or before the
first day of the next term of this court.
Lyons, Meredith and Boudin, counsel.
Corbin VS.. Corbin. Decree confirming
report of sale and partition. Meredith, p.
q. and p. d.
Manson VS.. Magill; Magill VS.. Manson;
Sauer VS.. Magill. Decree overruling motion
of w. L. Powell and wife to release bonds
held under attachment in these causes.
King, &C., VS.. King and ais. Decree of
reference to commissioner for account.
Young, Howard, and Evans, attorneys.
Corkery and Millward VS.. Mcguire and
ais. Decree for distribution of fund in
Union Bank of Richmond to the credit of
this cause. Spillman, p. q.
King and Clash. Decree allowing WIS
Phillips to check for amount of his judg-
ment in bank to the credit OF this cause.
I. j. Evans, attorney for Phillips. i
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Progress Of the ReyoIu,;os i. M.,,ca.

Ne,c Orleaas, Nov. 30.--A dispatch
from Matarnoras says that General Trevino
telegraphs that the revolutionists are at
Monterey. He captured the greater part
of the city of Saltillo in the late battle, and
is pressing the .seige vigorously. Sixteen
thousand government troops are heinmed
in inside, and the water supply is cut of.
There are reports that General Querraga
had reinforced Trevino with troops, and
supplies from Ceralyo.
The captulation Of Saltillo is hourly ex-
pected by insurgent sympathizers here.
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The SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARM
ER.-The December number of this Rich
mond publication has been laid upon our
table. The periodical has been much inn
proved in appearance since it passed ainto
the hands of j. w. Rson, Esq, and is now
one Of the handsomest. publications of the
kind on cur exchange list. Its contents
also are ina high degree valuable and in
teresting, rejecting much credit upon the
enterprise and ability Of its conductors
We wish the Planter and Fdrmer much
success as a promoter of the welfare of
our farming community.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Belgium.

Brussels, Nov. 30.--Despite the extra
ordinary precautions the disturbances were
renewed here to-day, it being the anniyer-
sary of the commune. Monster crowds
belonging to opposite parties gathered in
the streets, and there were several collisions
between them. Some sixty of the civic
guards were ordered to advance on the peo-
pie, but they refused and reversed their
arms. The agitation continues, and the
excitement runs high. 1.s
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HusTINGs COURT Grand and Petit
Jurors, for December.-Th following
special grand jury has been summoned
for the term of the Hastings court COM
mencing next Monday: A. D. Townes, j.
Il: Montague, Coleman Wortham, John
Ahern, W. s. Donnan, VIM. Ira Smith, j..
II. Williams, w. j. Marlborough, Elijah
Baker, Reuben A. Lacy.
The following is list of the petit jury /:
Il. ID. Christian, A. l.. Elicit, Il. II.
Hutcheson, Isaac Hollander, p. II. Mayo,
q. F. Pecor, r. w. Powers, w. G. Paine,
Thomas G. Peyton, Conrad Sauer, J. B.
Suit, J. ID. X. Sleight, James E. Tyler, l..
w. Wise, John f. Womble, w. b. War
wick, Joseph N. Willis, G. C. Walter, John
G.. Andrews, G. A. Baldwin, Clifford Bar
gamn, Claiborne Barksdale, John X. Chill
drey, II. G. Carter, Miles Cary, James C.
Deaton, G. b. Davenport, Charles Z. Dib-
rell, 2. II. Epps, Jr., and VIM. Green.
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THE BALL.-The ball last night at
Monticello Hall, for the benefit Of the
ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Association,
was a recherche affair. 1t was we'll attend
ed by both ladies and gentlemen, and
everything passed off in the happiest man.
ner. The music was good, the dancing
was good,
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EoR NEW YoRk. 80,

E"~ ~ .o"s. s.zfT&
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CUEi- 3
PAN1'S elegant side-wheel steamship ALRF-
MARI.E, Capt SMITH, will sail on FRIDAY.
December lst, at O'Clock r. Nj.
Freight received until3 p M
Throngh bills Of lading signed. aad goods for
wardeti with dispatch to all points--norih south.
east and west Clos.. connections made win C,,,.
nard line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
3teeiags- ................ 6 90
Round Trip Tickets. ts.............. % 90
For freight OF passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
no 2S---St l5 No. Governor street
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PERSONAL DiFFIcULTY.--The morn
ing papers report personal difficulty,
which took place in the vicinity of the GUS
tom-house yesterday, between Major Ana
BILE, late candidate for the Senate. from the
county, and Mr.. Vincent, local editor of
the Firgaiiaa, of this city. The difficulty
grew out of some structures in the Vrgiisian,
which Major Anablc assumed to be a per-
sonal reflection upon himself. Mr.. Vim
cent reiterating the sentiments expressed in
the article, and also assuming the aythor-
ship of them, was attacked by the Major.
The parties were separated.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.--
On "Wednesday, in the matter of Joseph
P. Winston ct al, VS.. j. i. johnson and j.
G. Smith, Involuntary bankruptcy, dec-
sion was rendered for the defendants, and
and an appeal taken by the plaintiff.
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STRAYED AWAY FROM THE RESI- fssss
- DENCE Of the SUBSCRIBER, on the .GGE
Grove road, a WHITE AND DAPPLED COW
with black nose and ears and large horns. Any
information respecting her Whereabouts will be
liberllly rewarded. F. w. JUDGE, i.
no 29--tf s2s Main street. !.
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RESTAURANTS.
4 IL NIGHT HOUSE

A IL NIGHT HOUSE:
SEA NJ ME l. l.,
NO. 2ls. NINTH STREET, NEAR BROAD,
is proprietor of the
ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE In RICHMOND.
Gentlemen can be supplied with OYSTERS in
every style, and with choice WINES, LIQ QUORS;,
&c. Remember,
oc 1l-3m 2lS NINTH STREET.
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THE CENTENARY FAIR.--The ladies
belonging to the congregation of the Cente-
nary church have adopted ways and means
to raise funds for the purpose of building a
new house of worship. They are holding
a fair at Assembly Hall during the present
week, ald q neat little paper devoted to the
enterprise has been published daily, and
will be continued throughout the week.
The efforts Of the ladies are praseworthy,
and should be earnestly seconded by our
citizens. The fair is well conducted, and
affords high enjoyment to those who attend.
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Gveniitg State Suarmat.
A western Massachusetts cl,os,.

The town of Monson, Mass, has ghost,
which the Springfield RepubEcan describes,
ION the authority of those who have seen
it" as very tall woman, attired in black,
closely veiled, and wearing a white hood.
1t says: "She has no particular time or
place of appearance, but comes quickly and
silently when but one person is present,
and slowly follows at short dis
tance. Her first appearance was from
one of the windows of the new church to a
young man who was passing late at night,
some three weeks ago. Since then she has
appeared in several places, and to some
half dozen different persons; and men who
were thought insensible to fear have trem-
bled in her presence. Last week a
young man living in the south part of the
town was passing on foot and alone
through piece of woods, when he was
suddenly confronted by the apparition,
and thinking to solve the mystery,
asked what was wanted. For reply
he was knocked down and severely beaten,
and was glad enough to escape. His
father, who wouldn't believe the yarn, was
served still more roughly when passing
over the same road few nights after, and
the son of wealthy citizen was steadily
followed by the spook as uniform distance
on the same haunted path, the Sunday
night following. She was seen one morn
ing about 5 o'c ock issuing from the
new church with an armful of wood,
but disappeared. and was noticed no
more till late in the evening, when she
pursued man from the village to
Flynt's quarry, the distance ola mile, run
ming the whole way. Since her first ap-
pearance strange woman has beat Il. Z.
Towne out of $40 worth of goods by as
Stunning to be the cook of citizen of the
place, when she wasn't, and some folks
put this and that together. The most like
" theory is that the ghost is an escaped
llinatic, but the difficulty is to find where
she keeps herself daytimes.'
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RETURNED.-Captain d. w. Bohannon,
who has been absent in Europe for some
months, returned this afternoon, in good
health.
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&S Croeerics.-Families la want of Groce-
ries are referred to the advertisement OF IT, BAL.
AER Co., sl4 Main street. IN another column.
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BEN ScoTT's BALL.. S. Commits
sioner Peasants has reduced the amount of
bail required in the case of Ben Scott, who
is now in Jail on the charge of uttering
counterfeit money, to 50, 800. Messrs.
Charles M. Wallace, Geo. d. Wise, Alfred
Moses, and John r. Popham, have become
responsible for 81 800 of this amount.
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ss-..Br Select whiskcy.

hE-Joaven's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner.
BY its aid gloves can be quickly and repeatedly
cleaned and made equal to new; even when bad
ly soiled they can be readily restored 1t is easy
Of application and is perfertectly free from any
dor. For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers Price, 20 cents bottle tsiii. a'o
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SHIPPING.
NEW YoRE.

e. ~ .oAh sIEfks. sIEfk
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and 5Al, ,KTT
COMPANl'S elegant steamship WILLIAM P
CLYDE, Captain DREW, will leave her wharf
r. NJ " II ".
connecting with steamers for Hartford, Nor.
wich, Stonington, Fan River and Boston from
same pier. rF'ff'
Freight received up TO The hour Of sailing
Close connections and through bills ii, l;,tlins
given to all southern, eastern ana v.isst.ra,
places also, to Europe and Australia
Fare, %: meals and state-rooins extr.t
II. ]. BURR, President
f2l4 Main street
WAsHIsaToh ta., agents, Pier IL North river.
New York no oo--,,t =
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agp pss Cold weather.


From all sections of the country yester-
day the telegraph announces intensely cold
weather, fully endorsing the prophecies
made few weeks ago BY wiseacres, that
the present winter will be one of great Sc
verify. The following dispatches will con-
yey an idea of the intensity of the cold:
sa,a3sib is NEW YORK. f II
Ne,c York, Nov. 30.--Thc weather is in
tensely cold to-day. The Hudson is frozen
over from CatskilI to Troy, and the Della
ware and Hudson canal above Ellenville.
No boats are passing. The canal will prob
ably be entirely closed tonight. Steam
boats are trying to break their way on the
Hudson river above Catskill, but with little
prospect of success. The steamer Wander
bilt is ice-bound opposite Hudson. Her
passengers were transferred to the railroad
this morning. Navigation abose Hudson
will probably be closed tonight. pa
a wc2q TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Nov. 30. .--Itcomnenced snow
ing at midnight last night and continued in
cessantly until noon to-day. The snow is
fully six inches deep. Sleighs are in requi-
sition.
Sat LIKE Cdy, Nov. 29.-The mail car
rier from Cottonwood arrived here this
afternoon, having left yesterday. lie re-
ports about six feet of snow on level and
drifts OF from twenty to one hundred feet
In depth. The principal mining claims,
however, continue to work as usual. The
Emma operations are interrupted.
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T1HE IMPROVED

'J'HE IMPROVED
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
THE BBsT FOR ALI. KINDS Of WORK.
l It's sales indicate il, ef
Durability and Popularity
Its Work confirms i,
i2s.sss s"l.p LAST iEiK
xo OTHER hAcHivE SOLD - A4Nrt
We neither force nor crowd gales
The Machine m'lsi stand i,pou its own inerit-
Cali and examine IT,
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
SHAFFER STRONG.
nh lo-d&w,s sis Main street.
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ats- Thurston's Ivory Pearl roo,l

mS- Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powders
is strongly recommended as the best dentrifrice
known. 1t cleanses and preserves the teeth
hardens the gums, sweetens the breath; and con-
tanning no acid or gritty substance, is perfectly
harmless, and can be used daily with great ad
vantage. Sold by all druggists Price, a5 and
so per bottle.
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seS-Canned Fruits and Vegetables in the full
est assortment, can be had at T. banner & Co =,
sl4 Main street, .,s .se.
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England.

London, Nov. 30.-The Prince Of Wales
was quiet to-day. There is no further
abatement Of the fever. The symptoms of
the past two days are unchanged.
The Democrats have resolved TO invite
Sir Charles Dixie to lecture in st. Jarnes's
Hall. II $50
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SEWING MACHINES.
rI,IiE IMPROVED ROWE "a

rINliE IMPROVED HOWE rs
'sre-pAs rus LATEST AND aoer aengas ~
sEwING-aIACH1NE
in the world, having the original l4pCk-SIIpCII
and q greater range of work, doing both very fine
and very coarse work perfectly with itla trouble
to the operator. Has attachments for
HEMMING,
Gs YELLING,
BRAIIdNG,
BINDING, &if9l4
f. Eff C0RDlNG, s.Efs
GATHERING.
TuCKINtS. ia.
In fset, antii yoa nave seen the HOWE, sou
nave no idea what really modern Sewing.
Machine will do E fN,a
J. +. MCKINNEY, Agent,
no lU-f s23 Main street
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WAsHBURN's NORMAL School

!
( VAshhohG ~ e. NchMAL 9SmooL-- @
. i.eosWe " N1'' 1n'eeoS.-n ioo' ie-
n,a,1 ,o,nal NIL Scll1ol was essaoisneu ~ TINS
cty oy Mr; "asnoufn. Inc school was
oe ot.a.su anu iids sihce oecn suPporecu ou.
III III hleans a ls.i: ra'seu py MT. "ashnurh rom
noe,al li iaules W anu genuelhe'l ~ lne North-
onn o..ii;li auu laSiels CUES anu states. ~ was
esapi'hleu ea pcloie ule present system 2,
h tlee @ sc.,ools was oIgali'zea IN virginia, ana
has prepaied anu selt out many teacnefs,
vii, mno NO" , no,u nolloraoe pos,.lohs as prln-
o;pa's "a aha @ seacncrs III lne sGhoois q !his
ivy a,,u nnu.s. s''''e HS c'io,arslhp 70 lllni.co
~ ~ ioiy, anu m Tue erin comprises
snho eJ yIas' h ahc iuii SolnPieineh. u
s ,,as s,1', u, a'se'iuanee ever since
.no openhs VI ehe schooi, except tiie M nrst
yJaI, Mneu uiere We're twenty ms
1onoos ta,s = ono " sne iiios! sa,uaole Instru,
1sn'. 1ae.a,si.I ~ our euuca.ionai system, ahd
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their contents in some instances where many
Others failed.
Secondhand Safes, of our own and other
makes, having been received in part pay for the
Improved Herring's Patent Champion, for sale
at low prices. no 2O--Iy
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COAL AND WOOD.
AUCTION HOUSE,

AUCTION HOUSE.
n MCCORMACK, -
Ii. NO. I4i4 MAIN STREET
1a RICHMOND, VA, ffs4.F
AUCTIONEER 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Keeps on hand, for sale TO the trade or fa,nies
at private sale, large stock of
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, afH
FURNITURE, CLOTHING.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.
All OF which will be sold at auction prices
wholesale and retail
wAUCTIONS SALES DAILY ut 10 a. NJ and
Up. NJ. iy 97-~s,u-
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-01
sT"B" Select whisksy, 50 so per gallon.
Rg-.D" Select whiskey.

NE English Breakfast Teas mixed for and
imported by t. BANNER & Co.. sl4 Main street