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The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-17
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE REGULAR
Republican Convention.

friday, Aug. Q 1872.
AFTERNOON Session.


At o'clock p. NJ. the Committee
on credentials made their appear
ance and the convention was called
to order. The Chairman of the
committee presented the list Of ud-
ditional delegates and recommend
ed its adoption.
Some discussion took place on
the admission Of certain delegates,
and also on tho proper course for
the convention to pursue will, ref
erence to proxies. Several proxies
whose credentials were regarded as
as genuine had their names placed
on the roll, and others whose were
not SO regarded were rejected.
The additional list was then ro:
oeived. and being added to the orig
inal list Of members. the roll Of the
convention stood as follows:-
Assension-Charles n. Lewis, L.
E. Bently, Charles +. Smith, W. G.
Wilkinson, Milton Morris +
Ass1mption-H. L, Swords,
George Washington, Robert poin-
dexter, A. J. Escherria Levi Will
liams, Thomas Divine, Jonas
Hughes, john S. johnson.
Avoyelles-L. j. Soaer, p. Nc
Gloire, c. Peter, Charles f.. Huse-
man. Henry Dure, F. Lattamore
William Greenhouse. - =:
: East Baton Rouse-T. w. Hurst.
n. Underwood, q. e: Fisk, A.Lange,
c. Lesage, 8. W. Ringgold B. B.
Baranco, A. f. Beans.
Bicnyille-A. F. Coleman, George
King.
Bossier-Aaron Harrison. G.. f.
Abel, John Williams, Charles r.
Wiggius.
Caldwell-A. W.. Faulkner.
Caddo-M. A. Walsh, N. H. Gro
well, $. Ar1nsteae, John Jones, 6. L..
Smith, Moses Sterritt. 4. u. Smith,
J. Sella Martin, E. Garry, Gus.
Marshall. >4-,. ...... ...-.. =.
Catahoula--S. Marvin; T: Moore,
n. Z. Brooks, Nathan Brown. :,
Concordia-A. B. Harris, David
Young, Eowenss :: Stewart, George
Washington, F.. ". Wall,, J.. Il.
Clay, Thomas Relbez Andy VI Wal !
ton. < 1T .::e e.: H.
Carroll-Wa L. McIillen. " John
H. Green, james; Andrews. T. B..
Rhodes. -
Claiborne-W. J. Blackburn.
De Soto-Henry Williams, NJ.
Carr.
East Felioiana-J. Sullivan, E. II.
Lipperman, Z J. +. Thorpe. George
Washington, Anthony Carroll, W
G. Williams. .....S !
Franklin-N. L. Homer, G, Lowisr
-.s'- -, !
Grant-Wil1iam Ward, James 4.
Johnsen. Thomas: johnson, 2. II
Flowers. ==,:.5j :. a.. = -~., 50 j
Iberia-Jaliani H levy, Abraham
Carter, Joseph s.. Judice. srs,a =
: lberville Thomas H Noland,, R
g.. .Deslopde, G. 5. Loud, Daanisae
Askins, .Yitfhn Jones + Durand,
H Jackson, John 2 Philips
5, DoHnas Xewmaa Garner, GhaEEali
2. ! Hs's:ead Albsza e.. ! 'Ysrseth g
Js6esspnLk G.aG1ardnsr, aR
Giech5 ch5S..8isy, i5zaE Parh
II. 4. Chapman; Hslhan :B5~D,
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committee of.eonfapsnaa. to the De-
'moezaicr and R@to,n 1astiaa,,lhy
the way, & fhoa6ht hara waano
Refaum party now, and thne eisn not;
It H. all Demoozatio; stheceis no re-
form minit-and u our party NTH .
Hsv svtuaA4alition. T attenaaa TIP fzat.
i amssstngafBheeasferancs
The sIieschas .,naaez axoelaeat
and tn psiaa;p,ea s1upeiateds by,
them, il carried. out, would baAhe.
solution of a1l.i1le-1i q 11ties be-
twsen the blaek M i. and stl,s The. ! 4whi.ts qea.
I sid .te AeHa GEeatleqaep 8 y z ID 5yon n,
pee3 "a eapierenee oepmisteee1; ~ ga ee1 aql] ealz]
ma]la, ,spah. . / hekkst, BET, "a gil ,l. be g.,
oeptable .tosthe, sl.s hlaa6 l5. pas % A.eN
g. torthe. x1jilts jl u .epd sll ltale'
ny y,,sa ioe 4 ii. llosz RI aah
''op..1e9ss sbsa4el ioE, \ i ~ 1p 5eeei.a'
'ate suppozt q TIA 4atire ,1eaD'e
Did thar do thet2 | 80 1ils ak lyL na 90 I
We y.Rted nj nepqA li4aae, o. hhaI
tiekst tor part yef TIE oaseea -aoHhI
said Warmoth vas Tho best man;
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AUTUMN LEAVES.

b. NELRN 4. RAINS.
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Twenty-one dentists in Indiana were re-
Gently convicted Of infringing the Goodyear
Company's patent in using hard rubber for
their plates.
1t is curious coincidence that the oldest
tragedian and the youngest leading comedian
on the American stage should both have died
the same wcek-ForreSt and Craig.
Punch's idea of family government: Nc.
ther--" Where's baby, Mary?' Mary" In
the other room." Mother--"Go directly
and see what she's doing, and tell her she
mustn't"
The Chicago Post says that it Is conf
dently expected that of the sixty.fve mem
bers OF the Yale school of Journalism one OF
TWO may some time gaze foolishly into thu
paste-pot of country weekly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-18

s5TsiI1Y AToR,s SALE OF ELEG Ant
tSJHougEHOLDFU RNlTIRE, VELVET AND
OTHER CARPETS, &C., AT AUGTION.-.on
WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, OF Id O'Clock.
w,II sell ne tIe late residence Of Alfred King de-
ceased, No, COS Grace street. the HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &C.. belonging TO the estate, con-
i Fleeant & ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUIT, consisting
OF one Dfsan,t three large lArm-C and four
Parlor Chairs, superior Frencf-Plate GILT
with marble slab. Velvet Parlor Carpets and Rug
fnew), very handsome Oiled Walnut Hat Rack,
Hall and stair Brussels Carpet and Oil-Ciotn:
Ths cha mbers arc furnished with elegant hooEr
WOOD CABINET, WARDROBE. % y IN mirror 1I
e WkSHSTASD. complete TOILET EEL :, s suIe'
flor HAIR aud All UCk MATTRESSES, bKns-
Sells CARPETS, BOLSTER aud PILLOWS,
s,i ana 1 nF HANDSOME ROSEWOOD BED
STEAD. CABINET, WASHSTAND, with
large MAHOGANY WARDROBE, with MAT
THESES, BEDDING, MATING, &c.
In the diuing-room will be found - 80
MASSIVE OAK, EXTENSION LDINING-TA-
| BILE. OAK MARBLE-T0P BUFFET, OAK
| DIN1NG-ROOMf CHAIRS, EBRUSSELs GAt'
PET, TABLE-LINEN and WARE, CHINA
GLASSWARE, EXCELLENT REFRlGEkA-
The usual kitchen furniture, Including large
sized COOKING-STOVE, with aplurtenances' not
water tank, &c ,4..t r.,, >,
this sale the furniture having been made tn order
of the best workmanship. aud latest style, ana Is Il
good as new CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
Curator estate OF Alfred King. DECEASED.
e T. " a
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asEa 8 q &C.
Tyi5YAT. FyREi NsI, AfgGE G0MpANf,
IA7saEoF ETpERPU9Lr AND b0H .nsSss NJ, sssa.
=, ssi, I AZ
yNpERJAI, FiREJNRURANCEC0A PANSrUV
). ,,,,,,,,.r .Rs, ee0, 1Gr.
tsa,,s r, treasurer OF virgfnfa, $4,000
shareholder personally Responsible TOR the ODD"
cations of the above companies. =, uu, z,,n,,,
n,nic We snilcit the patronage the public npon
their unqncstionahlc security, prompt aoq hl@l"
settlement OF oil claims, and heavy lnco4ns.
" No. HOS Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPAh1,
ys'{ F1T =. OF NEW YORK. .-
CASH ASSETS OVER SS0,oOo:a D; oor
Cash dividends declared In January OF sSn ss and
Premiums payable Annually, senii-ahHnai!, siu'
quarterly. .omr,nv
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST e''hp""s
III '''c 'in''' JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
.r-, -, = - No. 11OS Main streea.
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BIZ GruBbs Sa Williams.
Anctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

U'RUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VERY
4 VALUABLE ESTATE KNOWN AS NEW
STEAD" FORMERLY OWNED BY EDWARD
cox AND MORE RECENTLY BY HON. Will
LIAM EOULWARE, ON j \ Els RlN X
4BCUT NINE MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
AND CONTAINING ONE THOUSAND ONE
IiUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO ACkES:-By
virtue of deed Of trust executed by William Boul-
ware dated 18th March, 1852, WIZ sell at aIc-
ton, upon'thc premises. on MONDAY, 23d OF nc.
rambrr 1872, ut - O'Clock NJ. The celebrated
ESTATE above referred Ia. More than 500 acres
are il>t- class aluyial and chocolate soil of mex
larstiblc fertility There are -four small dwellings,,
with all the usual out-5udnps suitable for such an
e,tate AMI an orchard Of about 5,e0e peach trees
besides other fruits. 1t fronts about three miles on
the river reuuires comparatively little fencing, and
ha; deep water for shipping near the barns.
This farm has always been regarded as one OF lht
most productive James river. has been cutisatcd
with great profit to the late owner Hon William
Boulwlre and this year, llnuer every disadvantage,
has yielded very large per cent upon the amount
will probably sell fpr No more tempting induce
ment to investment in farming land can possibly be
offered than in this.
TERMS: Cash sufficient To pay costs and expenses
of sIIc and debt of about SGJ3.e5. and the residue
rl,un such terms the grntor. his Representatives
or assigns, may direct, and In event of his or their
failure To state the terms, then upon such credit 10
shall announce ut the time OF sale.
JACKSON +. CHlLDRff Y.
Trustee.
GpIrpuS & WILLIAMS, AnCtioucprs de IL
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..rt BY James N, Taylor &c Son.
Real Estate Agents and Aucaoneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VACANT.
/, Il LOTS, ON MARSHALL NEAR THIRTY
FOURTH STREkT,C H URCII HILL, FOR SALE
AT AUCTIbN.-By virtue of Il deed OF trust eX-
ccutcd TO n trustee, dated June g. lS72' ana duiy
cgry Court In Deet-Book IS, a, S5h page to secure
the naym ept Of TWO certain Negotiable notes therein
mention ed, default having been made IN the pay
do by tie beneficiary In said deed. will proceed to
sell a. public auction, on the premises at O'clock
L. NJ. on SATURDAY the 18th day of December,
1872, If fair If not, the next fair day thcreafter
ESIuday exceptchJ the property as above located
fronting Ia OLE feet on the south side of MARSHALL
street.
TERMS: Cash FIR enough to pay lbe expense Of
sale and the of s67.25 with Interest from the 9Th
day nj December, 1872, until paid; and the balance
on such terms as may be agreed upon on the day Of
sac. Fl. SELEON TAYLOR. Trustee.
LANES VI. TAYILN& SON. AuCtiOnCcrS hell
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RAE.TINIDRE AfAPEIps

BALTIMORE. December l7.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat firm wliltc-chOice and amber So lO@S2 is,
fair TO prime *I.s5GtS2.05; good 10 prime REQ,
S1asG$205. Corn 1rmer and scarce; white SOUTH
era, 62aGG5c.; yellow. 62c. Oats STEADY and firm
tendency. Pork dull ut 1880. Bulk meats and h-
con unchanged liams--new. ll5Gl5c Lard dull ut
7tN1:c. Western hit.er steady: choice r8ll 80 :.
sWhskeY hnoyaat aud srongi sales Of asa barrels at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-18
BY ). y. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE TOWN
OF MANCHEs TER KNOWN As siLEE,S 10,
TEL-By virtue Of Il decree Of tie Circuit Court
of the county OF Chesterfield entered at It's N0ycn'-
Der term, ls72, IN The suit OF William y. Phaup
against Rcvt rly J. Szer's administrator and Others.
we. as commissioners. will sell at public auction.
on the premises, OH THURSDAY the 10Th day of
Deccr her, 1872. al % o'clock j. NJ. the SlItR
HOTEL PROPERTY, fronting 50 feet. more or
less on Hull ST. Get AMI running back 49, feet, more
or less to l2-foot alley. and embracing the TRIM
guar piece of land in rear the Fitzgerald property,
on the corner of Fifth and HUI streets This pre-
rerty IS new renting for 1854 per annum
TERMS: Unc-fcurth cash balance at four, eight.
ana twelve months. negotiable notes eight Ter cent.
per unnum added. Is. II. NASH.
&. {. MCRAE.
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by {. Y. DAVIS. Auctionc.r. dc Ia
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Train No. ttnrough passenger! leaves Richmond
daily trXccTt Sundays ut $40 a NJ; leaves Dan
vile at 1885 7. NJ; arrives at Greensboro 1t $50
Train No. (Lynchburg pas engerJ leaves Rich
m"md daily at a2j A. NJ; arrives at Lyuchburg at 5
Train No. 10 Through mail and exprcssl leaves
Richmond daily At $50 j. NJ. leaves Danrle daily
at H56 p NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily at l2:!5
A. NJ.
GOING EAST.
Train No. . Through mail and eNprcssl leaves
Greensboro daily att a. NJ: leaves Danv'ie DALI
&: .:lO a. 81. arrives at Richmond daily ut 1915
Train No. Through paseenscr) leaves Green
boro daily except Sundays at ll:lo A. NJ: leaves
Danyille at 1852 7. NJ; arrive; ut Richmond at 2ao
j. NJ.
Train No. Lynchburg passeDgcr) leaves Lynch
hIry, daily ri \. NJ; leaves Burkcvilc at l25S l..
NJ; arrives at Richmond al 3:,5 Pm
Trains Nos. and 10 c0nnect ut Greensboro WIN
trains the North Carolina railroad Tor All poihts
south.
for Raleigh, arriving there ut 7:o5 a. NJ Passengers
leaving Raleigh at 7l5 j.. NJ. connect at Greensboro
with train No. . for Richmond.
Train No connects at Burkevlle with train on
the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad Tor AL
points southwest and south.
Lynchburg Accommodation Train leaves Rich
mold ut 1865 P. ~ daily except sundays arriving
Passenger train OH the Atlantic, Mississippi ana
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave Lynchbnrg after the
arrival OF the Atlantic. Mississippi aud ohio pa:-
s.nger train from Bristol and arrive ut RicamoR'
ut S:.s A. n.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can be procured al the ticket Office In
Richmond. and OF X. I. WALKER. Agent OF he
atlnutlr, Mississippi and ohio railroad, NO. I'D
Main street Richmond.
= Parcrs That have arrangements 20 advertise fIe
schedule OF this company viii please print as nbofc'
JOHN Ii. MACMUKpo.
General Freight and Ticker Agent
TN. X. TALcorr, Engineer and surrrinl'nd
enr aul5
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
TUESDAY, Decensher n.
OFFERINGS.
wsr,T.-White, a23c bushels. Fed. 1913 o's'i-
az n. -

wur,T.-whitc a,2se bushels. Fed. 3,c7s osssh-
els. s
OsTs,--l?s bushels.
RYg-i36 bushels.
MEALS bushels. ggs .t
SAILS.
xyup.rwhitc $50 bushels prime on private
terms: l2d bushels good ut 81 o5 co bushels prime
at sss: 200 bushels very good at y. ls2 psnels
common al Sl5s; 81 bushels common at SLo.' %
bushels common at SI.70; 100 bushels very good on
nriyatc fcrms: 20 bushels good at Slsa 90 b'sncs
very good M *I.a7 20 bushels TAR ~ si.se'oli''
1874 bushels. ;. q, en- .,s
WuEAT.-Rcd. 200 bushels common ut 81 SO sss
bushels very good nj Sl.aS 2os bushels g"9o az ~
IA hnehcs common at Sl.T5: 1C4 bushels TAR al siea
ian bushels common ut Sl.5o; 10 bushels common ~
$40 1927 bushels common On private teIhs M,
an nrivate terms li bushels good at 81; 80 BUSH
els very good at $i.o7-total, 2.7sa bushels. ,.,
CoRS-Whitc, $50 bushels prtm at &c LIZ Duss'-
oils very GOOD at Glc.--total. so2 bushels.
RrE.-ss bushels good Mt Sc; % bushels common
at soc.-totai, lSs bushels. ..s,
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SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER
SUBSCRIPTION, So PER ANNUM.
EIRsT-RATE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

This old and wcll-cstahished journal has recently
cEtngct hands, and Will be conducted with renewed.
vigor. 1t will number among Its contributors some
of the
ABLEST WRITER'S IN THE COUNTRY
upon all subjects kindred to agriculture The DIFF
terent departments of the Observation-Disclosures,
horticultural. mechanical, household, &c.-wil each
he conducted with view To make II the
MOST VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL JOUR-
NAL IN THE STATE. ''
Every farmer should take II, and no one who has
recently moved into the State afford to be with
IT, as 1t contains the experience Of the most pruc
teal aud successful farmers and planters.
AS au advertising medium 1t has no superior in the
South, having large circulation amongst the most
substantial farmers and business men. Insurance
0npanies, snkers, nachinists, fertillzing compa-
nies, nlirserynen, seesmcn, commission merchants,
&C., who wish to reach the best class of people In the
country, will find II 10 their interest 10 advertise in
this Journal. 81
IL will he mailed to subscribers on the first day Of
each month at S2 per annuIn, In advance.
Specimen copies will he sent on application.
al business communications TO he addressed
JOHN W. RlSON, Editor and Proprietor,
Office No 2 Columbian Block,
corner OF Thirteenth and Gary streets,
MR Rlchmopd, Va
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK ETS

NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK. December ls.-Cottom steidy: sales
3,4Ce halcs; uplands, &C.: Orleans eOsc Flour dull
aud unchanged. Whisky, 99c. Wheat heavy and
lG2c. lower Corn du |, and strongly fvors buyers.
Rlce quiet at sGsS5c. Pork hrmer ut &l3.756iSl4
Lard steady. Tlrpentine firm. Rosin dull. Tai
low active ut S3stc. Frelghts steady.
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BY W. Goddin, .-...
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY
THREE ACKES WITH SEM EN-, AND ,OS SO ~ ~ =
C0GIiF.s RRIDGE ROAD, ADJOINING GREG
ORY'S TAVERN, TEN. MILES FROM MAN
CHEsTEI..-ht the request of Mr.. Dabney NJ MI !,
at auction. Oh the premises, on WEDNESDAY the
Isth of Drceabcr. 1872. at L. o'clock NJ, that very
desirable FARM located ny above: adjoining the
and others. containing TWO HUNDRED AND
FORTY-TIIRBE ACRES, Of which about half Is
n,nn land of good quality: balance IN wOnd and
tini,cr The n! acc is well Enclosed. The DWELL
iNI; is a new oIx, containing four ROOMS and two
closets aud there Is good barn. stable, &c. The
harm stable and dwelling are well incl0sed with L
post-and-plauk feucc. This is favorable chance 10
secure good farm In Il Desirable neighborhood on
favorable terms. ,.'.-s
TERMS: Liberal, and made known ut the honr of
sale de 9-oodI ". GODDlN, aucGohFer.
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by Thomas w. Reese, Aucltoneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

II ARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE
- SPECIALS SALE OF OIL-PAINTItSGS EVER
OFFERED IN THIS CITY At AUCTlON.--I viii
sell ut my auCiOu-roUnS, No. 1917 Main street. on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Ucce M
Der 18th and goth, commencing at O'Clock. the
finest and most elegant assortment Of
OIL-PAINT1NGS . -"Ef
ever offered In this market selected especially for
us Ivy sir. Denis Gale. of tho Pennsylvania Art Cal
iery. Philadelphia among which can be found
paintings by
G. ". KNAPP,
PAUL. RITTER;
also Of those enirent artists
WILLIAM COLLINS. London;
ROBERT WEBB. London; .',.r-
...r.... +. DECAMP. Munich;
! A. CRUDoR, Paris;
O'BERMAN, Berlin: and others
Catalogues are now ready for distributions, AMI
paintings on exhibition. 80 .
We call the especial attention of the public to The
selection, rs they represented ana very suit
ablc us presents for the approaching holidays.
de II THOMAS w. kEESEE, Auctioneer.
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BY Cook & Lauehton, Auctionccrs.
BY Wellington Goblin.
Real Estate Agent and Aucti"nctr.
corner OF Eleventh aud Bank streets.

THE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
i FRANKLIN STREET. ADJOINING THE
EXCHANGE lot FL. KNOWN as TIE
rACADEMY OF MUSIC" FOR SALE AT AUG
T1ON.-At the request OF the owner | shall sell III
auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY the Goth De-
ccrber, 1872. at IL O'Clock NJ. that large ana valu-
bic BRICK BUILDING located rs above, known ms
the Academy Of Music" The lot has front OF GG
feet and depth on New street Of about Ito feet.
The building las been rcnndrc'I and altered great
expense and Is well adapted To tie purposes Tor
which ii designed. or for 4 tobacco factory or
other manufacturing purpoS Is.
TERMS: Uuc-fourth cash balance at four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added. secured by trust deed.
de ~ " GODDIS. Auctionccr.
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WHAT STRANGE THINGS HAPrES.-Horace
Greeley left the Tribune to run for the Pre-
sidcncy, and now they say that Schuyler Col
fax is going to leave the Vice-Prcsidcncy to
run the Tribune.-Nen York Herald.
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.rrnswEy. FLORISTS. &c.

I sEEDSMEN. FLORISTS. &C.
GLOVER, ..=
y TIMOTHY.
/ ORCHARD GRASS,
/ KISTUCKY BLUE GRASS, #~
: LAWN GRASS,
UERDSGRASS, and every variety vi
FIELD GRASS and 49,
GARDEN SEEDS OF the finest QUALIFY,
md offered M the LOWEST MARKET RATES
Wholesale quotations furnished to dealers.
I I'rompt and careful attention given to all orders
whether by letter or III person. ,,,~,
'No' ALLISON e. ADDISON.
seed and Guano Merchants,
soo Richmond. Va.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE, Uecemher 10. lSI2 {

POTOMAC KOCTE, December Is, lS72
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 1e, 1872,
~ mail trains on this road will run as follows
Up DAY MAIL, eta rail and steamer, lave.
Byrd-StreGt station p. III.
UP NIGHT MAIL, ria rail alone, leaves Byrd
Street st,tion $40 p. II. except Oh Sundays.J
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-S,ree,
station $50 P. NJ. except on SuDdays.)
DOWN DAY MAIL. Uta rail and steamer, ar.
rires at Byrd-Street station at ?. 81.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL, rfu rail alone, arrives al
Byrd-Street station, aao A. u. Except on Mon.
days
Down ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Br0ad-Street station s:37 a. NJ. Except on sun
days. aF5sa K. 7. %. MYERS,
de II General Superintendent.
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ZONE ONE, COME ALL.

ZONE ONE, COME ALL.
There will lie grand clos!ng-out sale of
CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEH's FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS and CATS, ......s.
at COS; prices to surprise all.
c,l] and he convinced for yourself ut the old
established clothing house of
49, ..o M. W. ROSE,
rio film No. 32S Broad corner Fourth street.
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BY Wellington Goidjn,
Auct!On,cr and Real Estate Agent,
cnrner Eleventh. and Bank streets.


T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY NALUA-
4 BILE AND WELL-LoCATED FARM Or
1870 4g7-IuO0 ACRES, On TUE NlNE-MlLE
ROAD. TWO MILES EAST OF RlCnMOND.-
4 trustee III deed of trust executed by Mr. Charles
4. Hr,rson bearing date 10Th of December, 1871,
dul3 recorded In Icnrtco County Court Oh the Sd Of
January. ls72 shall " execution thereof, proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises or
THURSDAY the 10Th December. l>T2, III L. O'Clock
NJ. If fair, If not, tic first fair day thereafter that
very valuable farm located above, formerly owned
and occpsd hy tn. late CoiunclJ. M. Dickinson,
containing 1876 497 1000 ACRES OF LAND, The
mCsi ut Which Is ia fine heart.
The improvements consist Of an excellent brick
dwelling, brick Kitchen. large barn, st.!ile corn
house. &C. AID there l. the place iirst-rc or
chard.
The neghbcrho0d Is good one, and tire place very
desirable y reason Of It's nnarntss 10 the city oI
Richmond.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses of
sale and 10 pay OIL note of S3.iso, which fell due
18th June last, subject 10 credit CT $500 paid ED
June. 1872 with interest from date OF maturity AZ
twelve per cent. per apnum till paid on credit ~
10 3C99.i uuiil Isl JANUARY, 1873 and ~ to tile re-
sIdue OF such terms Is the Gnbtor mag prescribe and
direct his future give any directions then
OF such terms Is the trustee, nc the time OF sale,
shall think IL.
de s-rodt.s ". GODDIS. Trustee.
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Sale conducted by &. Y. DAVIS. Auc
BY jaMes L. .Appcrson,
Real Estate Agent and Auciiollecr

SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ AT the request Of the owner
Will offer for sale 1t auction. on tho promises Oh
FRIDAY. December 20, 1879, ut u o'clceS ~,
that extremely valuable property. known rs the
MONUMENT HOTEL, and the LOT adjoining,
with the wooden and brick buildings thereon.
This PROPERTY Is situated in The exact geographical
centre of the city, Immediately opposite to the Capt.
tol Square, ut the junction OF Grace and Ninth
eanalled for the beauty Of It's Situation. Il h has
front Of ls3 feet on the west side OF Ninth street
and 90 feet on the north side of Grace street, and
threc-foths of the lot has depth OF 1870 feet,
ming back from Ninth street.
The property Is chartered, and may be taken by 4
company III shares Of s0o In which event the owner
will take number of them. When the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, now nearly finished. shall he
completed, there n,st be frst-ctdSs hot.L on
Shockoe HILL and this spot Is without rival for it.
Until preparations made to build, the rental Will
keep down Interest. taxes, sc. The property may
be bought privately, and negotiations urc invited
TERMS Very liberal
"' !. L. APPERSON, Aucuonecr.
no I0-eodtDel!tdri
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REAL EsTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-SIAD ESI-
IL RABLE HOUSES FOR sale privately at low
figures aud OH liberal terms.
Also FIFTY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
for sale In all parts of the town, from !: per foot
10 SIS. For particulars apply to
"a MOODY & R0YAlL,
no30 Manchester. Va