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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-09
BY u. X. Wci>iscr. Auctipuccr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
~ FARM OF SIXTY ACRES ENORE Or Less
OFLAND SEVEN MIL Els FROM MANCHESTER.
on TIE OLD COURy-HOUSE ROAD, IN Gil ES-
TERRIFIED COUNTY, At ACCTION.--By virtue
Of decree Of the County Court of Chesterfield
county at its December term, 1871. in the case OF
Mary uancox u ais. as. Albert NJ. Hancock Ct ats,
will sell in front Of Chesterfield courthouse, In the
February. 1872, at II o'clock NJ. the LAND NEIL
toned In said decree, being SIXTY ACRES lmorc
less) with improvements thereon, adjoining thc
GIN estates. Said laud will be sold whole, or di-
vded as may be deemed most advisable ut the hour
of sale.
TERMS: One-haf cash balance at six and twelve
months In bonds bearing interest. and title retaiued
till bonds are Paid. {. {. MCRAE.
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by b. *. WEIslGER, Auctionccr.
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BY Robertson & Bronaugh.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" RI,EREAI, ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD, NEAR THE RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG TURNPIKE, FOUR MILES
FROM MANCHESTER.-By virtue of decree OF
ccmber term, 1871, in the chanccry suit of Bronaugh
u.s. TUttys administrator a ais, we will offer for
sale at public auction ut the front door of the court
house of the said county, ut l. o'clock NJ. MON
DAY, 18th Of February, the TkACT OF LAND In
posseSscd. containing about FIFTT-FlVE ACRES.
on which there Is comfortable dwelling, good Wal
ter and considerable timber. which. from its pro&-
unity to Manchester, might be made profitable.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance In sin, nine.
and twelve months Title retained until further or
dor of rho court JAMES 4. CLARKE,
49, " WILLIAM AMBERS.
fol Commissioners.
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GOlNf. EAST.
C,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail.

TIlESAPEAhE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.--On and after September Let PASSEN.
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays cs.
cepted) as follows:
$50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the White sulphur
Springs. connecting at GCronsNillc with the Orange
Alexandria and MANASSAS train for Washington aud
North, and Lyuchburg and Scuth.
3:35 p. &--ACtoMAObATlUNT TRAIN for Cor
louisville: except OH Saturday which day IL leaves
ut +. VI. This train cuaI'1ts AZ GnrGonsyillc With
the night trains the Orange Alexandria aud Ma
nas5:,s railroad for l. YNCliBUkG and WASnIN'i-
TON.
Through tickets at low rates sold 10 al points
Northwest and Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool Guc,rustpw
Amsterdam, Antwerp, IiamhurG. E,sIre. no;t"ram.
Bergen, Copenhagen. and ttOt!rNurg. 10 al points
on this road. can bc bought Of he General Ticket
Agent al Richmond. or Gan Ue ordered through AMI
station agent on the road.
Further information bay be Obtained Il, tie COM
pany's offices.
No passenger trains are ran on Sundays.
\. ". PERRY. General Superintendent.
JAMES +. EETiIEHLAHD, General Ticket Agent.
III
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LIME AND CEMENT.
BACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
i ESTABLISHMENT OF
V. HECHLER, JR., & BROTHERS,
Nos IL. 20. and 49, First Market Richmond Va

Having within the last two years fitted up our
establishment with entire new machinery, we are
better prepared than ever to I'LL any orders In our
lne and rs everything Is under the special supery
sion OF one OF the hrni, confidently recommend
our PROVISIONS us Of the best quality, aud chal-
lenge competition.
We pay particular attention to the manufacture
for the southern markets. We now making fresh
every day the following articles for which solicit
orders
Fresh Pork Sausage, In Hogs Head Cheese,
links: Smoked Beef,
Fresh Pork Sausage, In Lard, by the barrel or
cake; 49,. sE.a. key
Breakfast Sausage Smoked Hams.
Bologna Sausage, Smoked Shoulders,
Garlic Sausage. Smoked Breasts,
Hood Pudding, Smoked JoIes,
Liver Pudding, Smoked BEEF Tongues,
White PudtIing Smoked Hog Tongues,
Irish Pu(ltIIng Smoked Lamb Tongues.
- HOGS, from one TO one hundred.
ia 2e-lm v. HECHLEk, JH., = BROTHERS.
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BY Lyme 6 Brother,
huctioneers and Real Estate Agehw'
No. 1919 Main street.

y,,prrsTEE,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
l nCnn.1nI-DEHAT ,ITf.TIOS.-I shall. rs SUP,
stituted trustee under decree Of the Rsan, ,sGs
chancery Court y decd aat Sr d n chancery Court
OF recerd III SS ee IN d. b. 90 b. p being thereto
to sell at public auction at the k on FRIDAY a
c9r Fbo 1927 at the hour 9ceGk A. NJ
large and asDTtmReEE. OF nsay found In
hoa r,i,me.house of that class, embracing .,rorci
WhINfIT PARLOR SUITS, complete co'eie'
w, AM nnndOAK CHAMBER SUITS;
CoTTAG f SETS Of WAL Nut; an ,nr I'm -.
Eve Eve ID nU ~ ~ fD1iSiSG FURNITURE. complete;
VA WS S Si iNDS, SOFAS, CARPETS,
uaT-RACK, LARGE MIRRORS.
H0D ,,c ;,s,ai KITCHEN FURNITURE, and other
kinds TOO huiu'iooe ~ G, w. MORRIS,
Substituted Trustee
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ARCHITECTS.

A LEXAEDER Y. LEE, ARCHITECT
aud designs furnished for the arrangement Of viii
lagos, parks fair grounds, artificial fah-ponds con.
servatorcs greenhouses and private estates; plans,
sketches, Details elevations, sections, and spccica
lions for private and public buildings Office, corner
OF Bank aud Eleventh streets, Richmond, Va.
fe3-lM&
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.


EOR SALE. \ VERY DESIRABLE
IL BRICK DWELLING with five rooms. and
Kitchen With two rooms WeslSrn |Fi Of clt i,,
rooms Very desirnhly located
TWO SMALL FRAMED HOUSES, with gas and
water on the premises. Excellent negiihorhood
FARM or FlFTY-CNE ACRES, with comfort
able dwelling and all necessary out-h9uses. Ten
'n FAF !sf Of f'' GNE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
Cedar Point on James River and kanawha canal.
Good improvements. On long credit Dive years or
'DIES!HABLE FRAMED TENEMENT with five
ROOMS. aud kitchen with two rooms, OH west Clay
'4 TSRN OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
ACRES in FIuvanua county; about nne-lalf cleared
and in high state of cultivation. Good improve
3a ST 9H TsSE$ S %n ss7en
and FAR igf 81 yrTF GS 81 fssn RED AND TEN
Immediately on Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. at
Leach's Turnout: good dwelling with seven rooms'
and other out-bulldngS. .. s,,.,
STORE and DWELLISG GO o., r pine street. Sidney
'n Fa ip" ~ 1--WE HGNbRED AcREs, only nine
miles of the city, Immediately on the railroad good
improvements; on Il credit of five or ten years. IT
SMALL DWELLING. on Oregon Hill uear and
co @ERY bEs iEf FARM with good and new
improvements, stock, implements, provcndcr. &C.,
only ten miles from the city. Very liberal terms to
'l BEat t;TrifFF LITTLE HOME OF THIRTY
NINE ACRES: six miles from the city, immedi-
atey on the railroad, Ia turnout the place. 4
| good dwelling. new out-houscs. and everything In
iiice order: fivc-acre oak grove III front OF the
house: the land about half cleared and In Il high
state of cultivation and undcr-draincd with tile
| ico choice grapes 800 apple and peach trees dwarf
and standard pears, with abundance Of small fruit,
! in bearing.
| FARM OF EINETY-TIIREE ACRES. IN NEW
KENT COUNTY, four miles from West Point,
| with improvements \ bargain offered.
| VACANT LOT, OH Leigh street near FOURTH so
| feet front.
FARM OF SIXTY-ONE ACRES. very fertile
land OH Four-Iilc creek, only ten miles from the
city. i. i. SEWBURS,
tr 7-at 1014 Main street.
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AUe-TIoy sALEs.--ruture Days.
By Cook & Lnughton, Auctionccrs'
rnrrrr Of Governor and Eranklin streets.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days. -
By Cook 4 Laughton, Auct1onccrs,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
BAKERY FIXTURES, UTENSILS, DC,
d AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY the l2tn , ~ l..,
s Twrtie IT, between Main and Franklin streets lot
Of BaKERY kPPURTENANCEs, consisting OF
BREAD pOXEs,
YEAST TUBS and sTRA IILMSI
Large CRACKER BASKETS,
CookIN sis and LETTING sToyESsS,S &C.
Con Auctionccrs
By Cook 6 Laughton, Auctioncers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
o,TOCK OF CONFECTIONERIEs S,
= sTOHE FIXTURES. &C., AT AUCTION:-On
McSntY the 18TH Instant ut 10 O'Clock, we Will sell
ne s st9re - 111 FEn5hE ss1fs CANDIES
S Si}1;S GiSr and G sHEET ,IkRs;
BAeAfHhhA 'A'At COOK S' s LAy 1sI.;ross,,.
BY Thomas W. Keesce, Auctionecr'
No. 1917 Main street.
IMPORTANT SALE
SPLENDID COLLECTION, AMOUNTING to
ABOUT FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH. OF ELEGANTLY PRINTED
AND ILLUSTRATED ENGLISH
BOOKS, AT AUCTION,
mostly In elegant Morocco, Calf or Russia Leather
bindings Sent direct from the great pub
,o>,r,,, \, fishing houses M q ,
i 1iHSkY YG e. Bdls, kkFfSSifSseros,
B1AcKwoobs,s 'IAsD's I,!No,
CHAMBERS. BLACh,
and JAMES DUFFY, OF Dublin.
4 VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY,
comprising about
FIVE THOUSAND VOLUMES,
Of very expensive and elegantly bound books.
THE WHOLE TO BE SOLD BY CATALOGUE
commencing on TUESDAY. February l3tli, at ,i I
O'Clock 4. NJ and O'Clock r NJ A. IiioMA t w
KFEsEE's auction rooms, No. 1917 Main street, am
continuing from day TO day, at tsic same hours' u'i
the whole stock Is sold: c.,
THOMAS W. KEESEE,
fs Auctioneer.
THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.--I vii
J. sell at public auction at my office, on Iwcliii
street near ilain. on SATURDAY, February lotn
1872. nj II o'clock A. NJ. the following property
levied ON TO satisfy sndry attachments, executions
and distress warrants In my hands-vlz.,
SARBL E-TOP BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS, WASHSTANDS,
PICTURES, MIRRORS, CLOCKS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ONE MONTHS TRIAL BEFORE PURCHASE.

WANTED. honest southern men and women %'o
prefer to purchase eDcd Southern predictions '"'''
than DC swiudicd by CarpCt-baS bulnbugS.
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ROOFS, SHOES. &c.

r AIDES, MISSES, AND CHIL-a
~ DREN'S BUTTON and LACE SHOES g Va.
made TO order by HENRY c. BOSCHEN, "a
Ia I2l Broad street.
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RIySINESS WANTS
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, handsome BRlCk a.!
I RESIDENCE on the east side OF lni i, 80 -;
80, .,orics above containing niue large ROOMS h-
scs s,mall oncs closets and all the modern improve
,ucpts. This house built under the supervision
az ifs ,.fc occupant ID. r. Williams. EST, ana no.
,ljnr ws left undoe to make 1t complete IN AL It's ar
,.,,ir,.ncnts Mr. Williams having declined hous,.
keeping will sell any portion OF Ills lurAlture u any
one wishing to purchase. ., , ,.
a large STOkEHOUSE in that active 6uslncss'
part Of the city, Fourteenth or Pearl street
Main and Cary, with four stories, fitted up Win oli
the MODERN improvements, and is adapted 70 AZ!
Mind Of business. especially the Th1leS;ie tra,e; g.,
4 large BRICK and FRAME DIV - 10 III, ~,
Fourth. suitable for family residence or boarding
horsc for the quarry hands. Apply TO ~
'''' " RICHARDSON 4 CO.
f,st lib Main street.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Auctlonccrs and Real Estate Agents,
lll3 Main street.

A NEAT BRICK DWELLING on the
n cast side OF Fifth street north of Leigh street
near TO the German church. with six rooms lot, &c
4 SMALL FRAME DWELLING on the west side
of Fifth street, near Its terminus, with three rooms
kitchen. lot. SC.
A FRAME DWELLING on the south side of
Clay street, near the corner of Smith street, with
three stories, containing six rooms: lot, &c.
For sale privately. Apply to
RICHARDSON & Co,
fc lit lib Main street.
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AUCTION sAIEs---Future Days.
II BY Ed. Eaeho,
Real Estate Agent ana Aucfioneer,
Ice No. fourteenth street, between Sla l ana


BY Ed. Eaeho,a
! Real Estate Agent ana Auctioneer, ~ Il.
Office No. 0 fourteenth street, between Main ana
Franklin. ;3~sr,i5.tgs
DEING REQUESTED BY THE OWNER,
ID shall offer for sale nc auction, on the prem
ises ON TUESDAY, the 18th day OF February, r.?
at Il o'clock, TINT VALUABLE TRACT OF LANy
taining TWO HUNDRED AND FoRTf-SkVEN
AND THREE-FoU RTHS ACRES, adjoining the
lands Of s. Courtney Mrs. Alien, Hyer, 1nd otncfs,
on the east and on the north by the York River ral-
road. The improvements consist OF conIorLapie
FRAME DIV ELLING containing eight rooms,
DOUBLE KITCHEN, STABLE. BARN, ana
other buildings, and alEo IN excellent well oil water
In the yard, and an excellent youps orchard ;, o.
peaches and apples. Possession can be had imme-
diately.
TERMS Made known at the hour Of s 1I,s,o
fec Real Estate Agent and huctioneer. !.
BY James NJ. Taylor, = -.
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoncer, -,
No. lilo Main street. s
WILL be sold on MONDAY the 18th
w day of February. the pre,nises. at I3oclock
P. NJ, 1--WE VACANT LOTS, two ut the corner ct
Duval and st. Peters Streets and one on ST Pcters
between Leigh and Duval streets each having front
of twcnty-ninc and half feet, running back the
usual distance '#
Also. two lots on the earsern corner of Secondhand
Dval streets, fronting twenty-five feet each OIL Sc
cOnd street.
TERMS: One-tllird cash; the balance ut four and
eight months, with interest. :,
fes JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctioncer.
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Day.
.r1-rrON sALEs---Tisis Dny.~
by richardson & Co., @
pe,, Estate Agents and Auctionccrs'
ill3 Main street. s5

-,,,,D1SG LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG.
RUdLhD,AEnmn FRIDAY the 9th Instant, at .
o'clock = NJ shall SCI q nu S,H On ns
nas woXALu = one hss front Of
dwellings OF or Fifth street between Canal and Byra
sbS orr aox 70 feet on Byrd street between Fouiu
and Fifth. p,frr.pDsoN a CO..
TERMS: ~ o"e' Aucttoncers.
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n
daily Except Sundays) at 4:C5 4. ~: .clvCs d, ~.
Vile at 1903 \. ". arrives 4; Greensboro Al ia
PM -
Train No. Lynchburg rasscnger) leaves I,cb.
mond daily at OILS y. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg at
PM. "''
Train No. IL Through mail and exprcss) leavca
Richmond daily nj ?:i0 j. NJ; leaves DunyIr din
at 1914 i. NJ. arrives AZ Greensboro daily al ,:ip
A. VI.
GOING EAST
Train No. II Through mail and expIc<sl le,ves
Greensboro daily ut $50 i. NJ; leaves IjunyiIo
daily at lOl2 l.. VI. arrives al EiclMond daily al
5:li a. VI.
Train No. o Through passenger leaves Grecr..
hOro' daily Except Sundaysl AT ii:O5 A. NJ leaves
Danyle at l:27 L. ~; arrives ut Richmond at ,:l
PM.
Train No. 10 Gynchburg passenger leaves Lynch.
burg daily 1t $50 y. W.: leaves Burheyjllc at p
NJ. arrives NJ Richmond at 1 Z. VI.
Trains Nos. and II connect al Greensboro with
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Train No. 8 connects at BurkcvliIc with train on
the AtlaHtic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad for all
points southwest and south.
THROUGH TlChErS 10 all points south and
southwest can he procured at the ticket Office in
Richmond, and OF 4. +. WALKER, Agent Of the AZ
lantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad. No. 1925 Main
street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements TO advertise the
schedule of th, company will please print ss above.
JOHN X. MACMURHO,
General Freight and Tirkc, Agent
Il. NJ. Il. TALCOrr, Engineer and Supcrirter!.
cnf. u
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BY james NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Office No. lilo Main street.

SERGEANT'S SALE.-Will be sold on
y WEDNESDAY the 18th instant. at the Office Of
Lee & GoddIn,No. I113 Main street, ut IL O'Clock NJ
ten cords of OAK WOOD. to satisfy al execution In
' y. VI. LEE.
fe Std Sergeant city Richmond.
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RAILROAD LINEs.
Is % "a III 81 - csss

go E9 Il sss II s;ssi;;i;:.aa
E1cnaosD, FREDERICKSBURG AVID PoroNAcl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE 'hs f RseaMs AZ seb askry 11sr
ITO TRAVELLERS and after mi.
i date, the DAY THROUGH TRAIN win ts s,,a
BYRD,sTEEET DEPOT on published sehed hIt.e
The NIGHT THROUGH TRAINS ARR d.,..
timed until further notice. N''ooi-
gnaI rssaPt9p q night through trains the Ac.
G9 od ana flsds aRAS Es ssiTs
STREET DEPOT s:so T. 81 fsundass e sswA9,
Returning. leave Fre.'etcksburg at 4. ST. arriviny
Coupons Of through tickets issued for This rou,.
win be respected oyer the Chesapeake and Ohio 1 and
Orange route nhtii further advised. '''' e1o
.. 7. D. MYERS, General superintendent. res
RICHMOND AND PErERsBuRG RAuRo.nco- :
RICHMOND, Vac January 20, BE-
ON AND AFTER February lsT ' tho
M TRAYS on ,bi f rs'H ss win Tn follows:
~ ana 2:so Z. ~, and leave Petersburg ut Igs A.
FREIGHT THAINs, With a passenger coach At.
and an ACCOMMODATION TRAIN co con n; H.;
with the train from Norfolk leaves Petersburg q; g
Tie sI5 a. NJ. TRAIN Will not leave P,chrou,
| on Sundays and tie I3s 4: u. FREIGHT TRIISS
and 100 r. NJ: NA TRAIN win not leave P% etsr:.
Fare for single tickets. ..........Hos
Fare for return tickets. %
Communication tickets can be had at the following
rates: a
Fifty trip-tirkcts for. "a
One hundred trip-tlckcts for .... % M
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2.an p "
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk viii con ON.
meet at Petersburg with the 10 a. NJ. TRAIN. N'"'
Passengers from Glover Hlil viii take the GO,
NJ. TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays and Frijs,....
and returning, leave Richmond the same day: Al
230 T.. VI. ''
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
Manchester. ~
The \. NJ TRAIN will connect at PetcrsI,,r,
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad fo
Lynchburg daily.
SLEEPiNG-CARS on the $50 p. VI. TRAIN. rim
ming through to Wilmington. II. y. KASEY
jaso Ticket and Freight Agent.
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HHT-EDGE BUTTER AND PREMIUM
~ FLOUR:
LEA g. PERRINS'S INCONSISTENCIES SAUCE
genuine; 49,
NEW ORLEANS MOLhSSES and GOLDEN SY-
RUP; CORNED and SMOKED HAMS, &c. 800
dozen PIGS FEET, to arrive; for sale hy
tal2 X. L. JAMES, 152S Main street.
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I'D. KELLEY. Jr., General Agent Virgins,
, 81 and Foreign Through IiT
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE Raj.
~ kOAD.-On and after Dfcc1nber |. l,7l:

Train No. Through i&tsscEScrl leaves RIchIno
daily Except Sundays at 4G5 i. 81: .clycs d, ~.
Vile at ll:o3 A. NJ; arrives 4; GrucGzU0ro at ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-05
TIA PRESERV ACION PERSONAL.


S.,,.h II ecibir directamente de Europa
por el bergantin Maria Luisa," un gran surti-
dondas do de todas dimenciones, planchas 8 Cha
pas para chmeneas, cal;leras de vapor y otros
usos, anclas, ganchOs guarda- cabos para en-
barcaciones. Pintura verde. colorado, blancO
zinc fine ordinario, aceite linaza crudo y que
para piperfa.
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Para ca1.ros y carretas.

Sc hallara constantemente un dep6sito De
carros carretas, ruedas, ejes, bujes dc hierrO
crllos cOncernientes d esta clase de obras.
Tambien Sc hallara ademas de venta pilas 6
manzanas, camones con la vuelta sacada, lanxas
v rayos para las mismas.
TOd0 10 que sc realiza preaiOs m0dicOs.
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Habana: Sr. D. jose Baro.-Nue-
vitas: sres. Vilanova, hermano y
comp.-Gibara: Sres. Vallado, Lon
goria y comp Baracoa: Sres. Pc
rellada, PUG y comp. p.-Cuba; Sres. S5reas.
Cuza, Casanovas y comp.-Puerto
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.iINGLATERRA Y FRANCIA,I
$217 SO S 175. S $50.
HABAN.A DIREcTo.

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" - e9
Eeexph uGfsd Rtno de buenopo
Wages
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;::s9 ;:s9s5l ..5'7I Z SAN1ISIMO : 80. -
s,::ssdP 3: / ARA SSL0S. SENORES IEACENDAD0S:
@$5A % SNuevos aparat tos patente Dubally Be
, ala fabricacion de azIlcar. g aess-S =

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COPIA DE LA CARTA A QUE NOS REFERIMOs
" .ge Gudpica, agoao ii de1872 saa s. as@et.ass4.
@sg-.s 3: -s.aa 5ass* ne Sy. Don Jose Beauped
no Cunpn
nj
ef p Ss % % @ opfo como '0 ~
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lPRESl DB VAPORBS ESP DB !, SOLBR Y CA
ODE CARDENAS.)
~ VAPOR s'JOSE BARO,"
CAPTAIN D. JUAN MAS.

Decda mpresa eaber Inca de puerto
Sanh6mas escaas corepondentes ha dpueo
JOSE BARO de primer ve mensal gun sguiene
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RETORNO.
.CONSIGNATARIOS.

Plata. Ginebra Hermano.- Maya
giez: Sr. D. Tomas Tolosa. Aqua ;.
dilla: Sres. Silva, Ferrer = comp. -
Puerto Rico: Sres. B. Rorras y Her
mano. -Santh6mas; sres, F. de AL.
decoa y comp. alA.nala lhgiaiiE 3.
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1900 .T--,1 L.,
NOTAS Eyapor muele de Luz donde reb
n caga para santh6ma Aguad Mayagdz Puerto
Plata da "a 25 Cuba Baaooa ebaa los dias % 49,
deque e vapor pueda r Ia bora senaad los
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CONPANIl tBAhIE VlPUREy CURREOS INGLBSnS

M.
YOTROS PUEakTOs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-27
Unfyersalist State Convention.

The State Convention of Universalists COM
menced its annual session at Dexter on Tues
oay morning, to hold three days. A very large
ueiegation of members and friends were pres
emu nearly every society in the State being rep
io'en'eo' Inc various reports exhibited the
'o'ei"i PARISHES 10 be in prosperous and highly
encouraging condition. The regular religious
services were opened with a sermon nv Rev 8
S. Fletcher of Exeter, N. H., whose tben,o ,vos
"Abhor that which is evil" In the aftornoo,,
Rev. j. G. Adams of Lowell, Mass. preached
a sermon, his theme being, ''The heavens
opened by Christianity" The church was
crowded. In the evening an interesting report
upon the state of the church and matters per-
tanning thereto, was made by the Executive
Committee of the Convention. Following the
report, quite lengthy and highly interesting
speeches were made by Gov. Perhom of Au-
gusta, Ex-Gov. Washburne of this city, Hon.
E. f. Pillsbury of Augusta, Gen. S. F. Hersey
OF Bangor, and Others. Wednesday morning a
spirited and happy conference meeting was held
at o'clock, and which, notwithstanding the
rain, was fully attended, very many taking
part. In the forenoon at 1890 the occasional
sermon was delivered by Rev. w. E. Gibbs of
this city. A Sunday School meeting was to be
held in the afternoon, and an education meet
ing in the evening" at which Rev. DR.. SAWYER
OF Boston was expected to speak The occasion
has been thus far, one of great interest. especi
ally to the friends of the Universalst church
Senator Chandler says that Republican pros
poets in Indiana are first rate