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MI CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
PRESENTS.

T. r. PRICE & co. arc now opening OF last i'm
portations many beautiful articles FOR holiday
presents. Sc. -...
EMBROIDERED lIASDKERCHIEFS. In fancy
boxes; HEMSTTrCHhD HANDkERCHITFS. In
lovely boxes; gentemen'- aud ladies' HEMNED
HANElkERCHItFS;- sll.k SCARFs and MECH
TIES, LOVELY SILK and LACE BOWS entirely
new; ROMAN SCARFS and SHAWLS; LACE
COLLARS and SLEEVES: LINEN SETS, LINEN
COLLARS, GRAPE SETS, GRAPE COLLARS:
ladies' and grn,lemcns KID GLDYES-hst
SHaWLS, CLOAkS, WRApPlNtiS, &c. died.
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OFFICIAL,

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Parties
~ who failed 10 pay their State taxes for 1872 10
the City Treasurer are hereby notified that their
bills are In my hands for collection My deputies
will remain ut the Shcritf5 ofre until the Goth In
slant for the purpose or receiving tho same II Is
the interest Of ali parties that these bills should h.
settled In the Office. thereby avoiding great iroub
and annoyance. JOHN W. WRIGHT,
dc !O-it Sheriff.
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oRDiNAN IL AN END SCI -
N TIONS FOUR AND Eight OF CHAPTER
NLN. OF rHECiTl ORDINANCES. CONCERN
ING ANIMALS.
PASSED. November -. Isl.
BE Il Ortiained. That sections and Of chapter
NV. OF the City Ordinances, bc amended and re-
ordained to read is follows:
d. Every unlicensed dog found going n large oil
the lot or premises OF the owner keeper OF such
dog shall he taken and killed Is directed by this Or
nance; 1rOridtd. that any unlicensed dog may BE-
redeemed by his owner. or any other person iur
him. pay ing the police officer having the Gust ,dy of
such dog five dollars. for The Of the city. II amy
time before sunset of the day on which said dog Is
dog or bitch shall he Liable tu fine not exceeding
five dollars. The occupant Of any lot or premises
on which IN unlicensed dog bitch shall he liar
bored for period of ten days shall lie deemed the
owner or keeper of such animal. Onc-half of the
fine collected for any violation OF this ordinance
shall bc paid to the nformcr
s. If any owner or other lCrSOn having the GUS
tody of any horse, mule, swine, goat, shall turn
loose or permit the to go AT large In amy pub
lie street or alley lie shall be lined not less than one
nor more than five dollars aud every such hog or
goat shall be taken and sold for the use Of the city.
But nothing in this chapter shall be construed "a
fine or forei for days after The arrival of his
or her dog therein; nor to prevent the owner OF
keeper Of any animal mot vicious or dangerous)
from driving II through the streets or alleys i'll
city. Nor shall this section apply To any goat FOL,
which the owner thereof has Gb,aincda license from
the Auditor for Keeping the same, for the line
allowed bv said license. Rut the said license shal!
ONLY he obtained upon the certificate ct the family
physician declaring that goats milk Is absolutely
essential 10 the health Of member Of sail family,
and HNing Il period during which he conceivcS II
will br essential. a fec Of one dollar shall be paid
for every such license.
Published by authority: l,,.--,r,
de- -5t T.. {. HOW AtsD, Clty clerk.
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1 IVES CARBOLIC AMULETS,
said to protect tho against all contagious dis
eases, such as smallpox, &c. For sale Dy--
L. WAGNER & CO.. Druggists,
de late Sixth and Broad streets.
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MI LOOK All r. Fl f HAND-KN1T
ZEPHYR WORSTED HOODS al sc. worth 81:
BREAKFAST SHAWLS at 81, Sl.25, $3.50, aud :?
C!IILDREN'S MIrTEHS al &c;
KNIT LEGGlNGS for children At 80. 50, and soc. 4
pair. just about one-half the regular prices;
WORSTED SCARFS at ior. worth aOc.;
NUBIAS At 75c. worth sl.25:
PULSE-WARMERS at PC. pair;
KNIT WORSTED SACQUES for Indies and GILL
drcm; .-
LAMBS-WOOL KNIT SKIRTS at g worth IS;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS III j.. worth ~;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS AT $3.50 worth $50;
BALMORAL SKIRTS for ladies and children al
al prices, at LEVY BROTHERS..
UNBLEACHfD KNITTING COTTON at soc.
pound. des
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Mt LACE-EDGE LINEN COLLARS AT
loo. worth 25c.;
LINEN COLLARS at 5Oc. per dozen worth g;
LINEN COLLARS at III per dozen worth zoe
apiece:
LINEN CUFFS ut a., &C. IS, 30, and Soc. pair;
uAIF-lNCu COVENTRY RUFFLEnt Use. worth
Doc. It piece;
Grmin. THREAD RuBnlS-EDUE. Is yards for
Soc, worth &c. d yard
CROCHET EDGE, u piece Of IL yards for Csc.
worth &c. yard;
LEATHER BELTS OF the latest styles al reduced
prices:
SHETLAND WOOL Wells at lOc. worth CSC;
LACE Wells AT &C. worth Soc;
CHFMISETTS 1t 25c. worth SOC:
All kinds nf RUFFLES at low prices:
uEMSTiTCHED HANDkE2CHlEFS n - Per
dozen worth -;
HEMSTITCnED HaNDKERCIltEFS at ~ per
dozen worth -;
Great bargains ia TABLE-Cl.n'rllS. NAPKINS,
DUYLlE4, ana TOWELS ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1017 and 1919 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON At Soc. u
pound. Gel
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spECHAE 'Ns,TrCEs.

nGTCHAMPAGHE .-Jnst received two
hundred eases and baskets OF the finest brands ;some
especially put np for me. OSCAR CRANE, S
de 1a-tJaI No. IA Governor strees.
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ny FRESH COD-LIFER OIL.
NEW CROP.

MEADE ( PaEER'S importation nt meGci-
nally pure COD-LIyER OIL. \ full supply Just In
store. Guaranteed pu3's, AMI male from healthy
livcrs since The Isl al September.
MEADE & BAkER,
Importing Pharmacists,
oc20 919 Main street.
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CIT Y T a x e 5
CITY COLLECTORS OFFlcE,l

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, November %, 1872
This Office will he open daily from O'Clock 4. VI.
70 8 O'Clock L. NJ. from the FIFTEENTH TO
THE THIRTY-FIRST OF DEcEMBER NEXT.
inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from any
person who has already paid onc-haf only Of me
CITY TAXES charged to him the remaining hall,
ON REAL AND Personal PROPERTY,
land that ten per cent. will be added TO inc
amount of said remaining half of the tax charged
in every case where the party assessed shall fall TO
pay said remaining half within the time SO
limited"
But In case any person having failed to pay IN
the month OF june onc-h;lf 81 the city taxes due
from such person shall fail In pay the whole
amount thereof or before the tlrty-iirst day NJ
December there Shall ln added twcnty per rrn'.
upon the amount OF the fax so remaining due.
ON PERSONAL BILLS.
The Collector shall annually make out Il lis Of
the taxes other than rc; eStlt. which remain UNI
collected. with the names Of the persons chargc't
with such taxes placed alphabetically: which list
shall hc verified by his OATH and delivered by him
to the Auditor before the first day of February,
and copy thereof shall he posted ~ the front door
Of the City Hall during the February term Of the
Hastings Court JOHN +. RFGNAUlT
no 3U-ln City Collector.
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fl CHRISTMAS GOODS.
tlTRnE, RAiSIN>, CERRANTS,
GEIATISE, LEMONS, ALMONDS
ORR AAIENTED FRUIT and PLAIN CAKES;
MINCE-PlES, CHRISTMAS PUDDlNGS.
Tie largest display sn! greatest variety Of FINE.
FRENCH an! DOMESTIC CANDIES ever before
shown al the store.
CORSTC0PIAS. FANCY BONES,
CANDY TOYS,
FIREWORKS at reduced prices;
FIRE-CRACKERS. extra Gold Chip-made ex-
pressly for retail purposes;
PRESERVES. PICKLES, SARDINES, SAUCES.
In fact, everything with which TO make "good
cheer during the holidays.
ANDREW PIZZISI. JR.,
lie. 0-tD25 SUf Broad street
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An INTERESTING SCENE N THE Horse or
RrrREsrNTATIvfS.--D the session Of
Wednesday the soldiers and sailors bounty.
land bill was considered rs the regular order,
and elected considerable discussion.
Mr.. Townsend, Of Pennsylvania, commended
that the massage of the bill was not desired
by the soldiers, and presented protest nom
the department Of Pennsylvania Grand Army
Of the Republic against such Legislation MS
was now proposed. He charged that the bill
was in the Interest of claim agents and Spccu.
lators only, and said not single soldier had
ever Indicated TO him adesire for the passage
Of this bill.
Mr.. Speer, of Pennsylvania, denied that
the soldiers who carried the muSket We're
opposed 10 the bill, and said the memo
RI presented by Mr. Townsend signed by
the Goycrnorand >urveyor-Gtncral-c l"ct ana
others came from the cpauleitcd soldiers
who smcllcd the battle from aiar, and did
not represent the Views Of the unlettered
soldier who stood on picket and carried the
mu>ke;. He said that this grand army WAS run
in the interest of Il political party 1t was a
sa,pi-poLitica party, and its leaders had been
used I,y politicians, and lie had no doubt
w,re sent here NOW by railroad corporations.
Tic debate for IL time assumed the ctlalac-
,cr Of u oo!lou,y between Me5srS. SIeer anu
Townsend about the soldiers. Governor
Hartraut,, and political affairs III Pennsyl-
lania.
sIr. Townsend said that the soldiers Of
thc war were all Republicans, while the
soldiers OF the rebellion were Democrats.
Mr.. Randall, Of Pennsylvania ; 1nat Is
not SO. -.
Mr.. Speer: denounce that statement a,
unworth of my colleague; as false, Ia tact, anu
~ unworthy of q representative from feh'l-
>ylyana. ,,
Mr. Townsend said that what he meant
"a so, was this that the rebellion was or
,,,niIcd nd inaugurated hy the Democratic
9arrv fthe south; it was carried Oh by the
iIrn,ncratic party of The South, aided by the
,,,or.,I ;ut,uencc Of their coaajulor> the De
,n,c,-,,ir party Of the North, and that nine
tnntl,s Of the soldiers OF the war were Re-
,n,Iii,.,n. while the remaining onc-tcnlh
were Democrats. ..o,,
Me. Spccr: How many battles were 20"
in?
Mr. Townsend: was not in any.
AZ Randall: No; you were at nome
making money.
Mr.. Townsend So were you.
Mr. Randall: Oh, no; was III tlc var y,
Mr. Townsend; never hearo ol IL oe-
Mr. specr You were too far away 10
know who WAS in the war. .,,,.
Dir, Randall: went rs o private soiulSr'
Mr. Speer: My colleague Mr., Townsend,
like jobs war-horsc, snutied the Dattie from
afar. s..
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priuce Edward sEaapden Sydney
Theological Sem mary -tHr'>snsa
A..7.cipaiionS-Er Professor Peek.
oudcucc OF the richmond Di"patch.l
KAMPuEN SYDNEY, NA.,l
nnnrlnhnr L. lSIo

ICprrt.. lyuucucc ot the aichmon1 Jl%patci.J
HAMppEN SYDNEY, NA,l
December T., 1872.
It is rather difficult bow Ia account for IL,
that Young Americans trrcarc 50 quietly &C
rcytipr the situation of being down in ihe
woods. l;llt the exceedingly agreeable and
refined society OF this village explains thc
whole matter. The students of both inSll-
tuition, THE theologueS and college Young
mem have the advantages OF good society,
and >een 10 De really students and tho
roughly engroSSed in the great pursuits
which bring them here to this quiet retreat.
The college examinations soon commence,
and the standard of scholarship is high. \
recess occurs at the college at Christmas.
The "gay and festive" Seminoies OF the
neighboring theological institution only take
one day of recess. While there is not the
least probability that the yeoman will ap.
pear on 1.-The HILL" our young friends pnr.
pose promenade parties Tor Christmas.
4 rumor comes that one OF the southern
civ churches will probably present 4 call to
The Rev. Professor Peck. Of Union Thco!o-
gicll Seminary. rs pastor. EmincDtly lifted
for the duties OF Iii, chair, II Is hoped that lie
will remain in his present position. for
clear Logical and able presentation Of truth
Dr. Peek has few equals. and without one
sentence OF mere defamation ms dl>coul>cs
often rise to cioqucnce OF 4 high order.
The institutions Of learning here are &C
comprising great good to the country. '.
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m WOOL BED-SPREADS at s. worth
81; CALICO coMEoRTABLEs at 81, se..s, Ss-so,
ds3-not the price Of tine calico and battng large
size HoNEY-COMB QUILTS at Sl.l5 worth 80;
FLANNEI.S at Old prices, though there has been
an advance of 10 per cent. since the Boston fire.
def LEVY BROTHERS.
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Tor NEW YORk.--OLD DO 1IflTh
MfNIoS STEAMSHIP GONPhS u ), eessssssssssisas.
The side-wheel steamships OLD BoAiSloS,
htihRa. AIBEIAREE. ard H-trTEkts' leave
; New York for Norfolk, City Point. and Eieimoni
every III EaSDAY, THURSDAYS ans. SATURDAY
nt o'clock +. 81. .
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
aud SUNDAY nj high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
s.I,ons staIc-rOonls, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, aud attention art in-
surpassed. ~. II , !,
southern and European ports.
For further information: apply 10
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
,,yss No. 3 Governor street.
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DESTsS'YR1

VhR. GEORGE +. STEEL, DEN-Gsss
~ fiSr,-ott,rc 10: Main >tr"eI, Rich- "r1ffS
mond. Na.-turinS The "h"r days Iuay hr f"i!h IT
his Office FROM . A. NJ, IL ) J.. VI.
All operations in dentistry performed in the bc>!
manner,
Pure nitrous oxide gas always on hand for the
nainless extraction OF teeth. he I-eoG3m
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following IS the report OF "eiShhaas'ef
Gfmmi from December LIST to llth
Iuffip-aa. head sold from east5c.. gross
SfsfD-l3 head sold from tsf05lc., gross.
LElnx-sa5 head sold from 6sl!6tc., het.
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INFECT IMPORTATION.

gVsHERE will berehgious services EVERY
E-NIGHT THIS WEEK at "a O'clock In me
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Preaching. ,py INC e
now pastor pro tenn, Rev D. b. F. I,.a M
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4 MOTOR LINE STEAMERS. 1ssgss

IN IS &s.4 : AZ SAtlilSt@--@ : -
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers booked % md from railway st9ti0na
or s4ap0rts IN England Ireland, Scotland Norway,
Sweden, Denmark. Germany, France, Holland Bel
GUM. and tic United States.
Cabin fare from New York 10 London. Liverpool,
glasgow, or Derry. by Wednesdays steamer, 80.
BY saturdays steamer, sos aud 49,.
Excursion tickets. $40. All payable In currency.
Passengers booked DIRECT FROM Palermo, Genoa,
| Messtna, and Trieste 10 New York.
Cabin, $40; Storage, s5S. Payable 10 currency.
| FOR further information applyt0
-. = Henderson, BROTHERS,
| .......s,.. s Bowling Green, n. f.,or
j. w. WYATT, Agent,
| ty&r,,t~,g Governor street, Richmond, Va.
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No APPLE BRANDY.--A lot Of OLD
APPLE BRANDY on hand and for sale by
de l3-tJaI OSCAR CRANZ.
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LANES RIVER YER srEAMBoATss siTssll1Issl
FOR NEW YORK, PHILhDELPHIhsBAi-
TIMORE, NORFOLK, rOtrsMpgTH,
81 AND ALB REG ULAE LANDINGS
- ON THE JAMES RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain u. g. GifroRp,
leaves company wharf, Mt Rockets for the abovc
/ named places on NJ OSDA VI. ,W.RDSESDAfS, and
FRIDAYS, II a. A.. 81, and returns on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons al 4ocl0ck.
Passengers connect ut Norfolk with the old Bay
E,nc- steamers for baltimore, PhilrleIpfia, aad
Train leaves CRY Point for Petersburg on arrival
| or steamer. ..g, @..Es.
Fare TO Philadelphia. ....................'." ~
Fare 10 BaluInore........,..... w
Tickets Oh sale at CARRIER u CO.'S EXPRESS,
and baggage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
| and SATURDAYS for Norfolk, Portsmouth. Hos
ton. Baltimore, and principal landings Oh Chesa-
psake bay. and all regular landings on James river,
| at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from 4. III. till eP. NJ.
Freight for way -Iandings must be prepaid.
i. B. TATDM, GeneralAgen
| Branch Office corner Main and Ninth strneta. .rs
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THn UNIFORM TOBACCO = Ax.--. Virginia
correspondent OF the New York Journal Of
Commerce says:
The following figures. will illustrate the
beneficial effect Of the uniform principle and
reduction Of the tax by the late act Of Con-
gress on the revenues OF the Government, as
compared with the amount received under
the discriminating feature Of the former law,
when sixteen cents and thirty-two cents was
the tax, for tue period Of three months in the
city of Richmond alone:
,,,,, Under d 80 cents: Under uniform zoe. tax.
August, ISL. 2ls.s76 81 August i;72.... 80 sse 81
Total. .SesI,Js7 90 Total 81 lsl.7Ia 80
Virginia, for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1871, paid tax on this article within the
State, S4,363,911.1T. She shipped in bond
81 900, 900 pounds to the bonded warehouses
of New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
of which 20,000,000 were there withdrawn
for domestic consumption, on which the tax
Of 80 cents per pound was paid there for
her manufactures by these agents, which
would make her tobacco account foot ND
this:
Paid within the State. A3G' ,sll II
Paid outside OF the Stale on her pro-
uuct..., Observation-Disclosures. 100000 90
Whole amount which tue produce of
Virginia paid tobacco into the
Treasury Of the United States ..... 10 1891 II
This and for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1872, probably exceeded. 100000 90
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Under uniform 2oc. tax.
July, 1871. S436-a7o o.
august, 1871. -. 80 ,338 %
September, l.72 3e9,997 il
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PETERSBURG, Va


DOR NEW YORK.-The Old 9EsS
4 Dominion Steamship Companys ele-s
CANT side-wheel steamship WYANONl. ~. ;.sIn
COUcIr. will sail FRIDAY, Uetemner 18th, nj )
O'Clock p. ". Frel&ht received until ZIP. NJ.
Through hills OF iadpu signed, ana goods for.
warted with dispatch TO all points north south.
aud west: Close connections made with Gunard
Line for foreign porls. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed Fare, $l?; steerage, So; r0init-trip
tickets, $50. For freight or passage, applyto
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent.
dcll-3t No. 3 Governor street.
ErOR NORFOLK, WILLIAMs-e,SIsn.
II BURG. AND REGULAR LAND &sssssasa Z
iNGS'nN JAMES RiyEK;-The fast aud coinmo-
dlGiIs steamer PALlSA DE. DEPARTMENTAL \ Ell
son, having been thoroughly oyerhauleh, will re-
sumo her trips OCTOBER It'll. leaving klchmoni
fer the above points every TUESDAY, THU RS
DAY, and SATURDAYS at ca a. NJ.
Passengers for Williamsburg landat Kings sitll
wharf. . a. - .e ~.-
Freight received daily tSunJays excepted.
Freight for way-landlngs must be prepaid. Through
freight forwarded with dispatch. Train lcayrB City
Point for Petersburg on arrival OF steamer.
0cl. j. II. ROGERS. Agent.
- -
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GROCERIES, DC,
GAIT! SALT! SALT

GAIT! SALT! SALT,
COCO SACKS" DFAklS'S" LlNERl"''L FIN
SALT,
tust arrived direct from Liverpool per bark sVea'
and now 1isclurging cargo at City Point, for sale
low to close consignment, deliverable nj CITY ioi"'
or Richmond. ,, ,,.,
de, EOREET +. WILLIAMS y 90.
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nHILADELPHiA, RICH-MfF$S
: Il MoSD. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-tsszaxssszT
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE a
WERK.--StcaIners NORFOLK. EMPIRE, ana >.
i. GREEN, composing this line; VIII leave i.icn.
Inof,,i every MONDAY md THURSDAY at y
o'clock d., and Philadelphia every W fDSFsDAf
and SATURDAY ut the same hour, alferhateiy.
Er,sht- received daily Sundays cxccptedl for all
narts Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey. aud Delaware,
aisn Tor Charleston, SaSanpahs and New Orleans,
and bills Of ading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk at mcJeraie TaIey.,
Pasage to Phiiadclphis. isci I. meas ana
stateroCm, 6. -. y. y. r. PORTER, Agent,
. No. 2i25 Dock street, Elchmond
!, WILLIAM r. CLYDE & 70. Agents,
No. IL South Wharyes,
hr. No. IL North Wharyes. Philadelgaia:
TfoR LIVERPOOL AND NSFTS
JIG, QUEENSTOWN, IN3IANLISE OF sSae!.sss
\ MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING FROL NEN
YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS
RATES oF PASSAGE:
4 PAYABLE IN Gold. Payable ip Currency.
First Cabin srJ steersge
TO london ..s.....,.. 50 To Lonton.....,o.s rs
TO Parss ...,....,,,, 80 To Payiy...,s....... IS
TicSefs sold 10 End from England, ireland, and
the confipent Of moderate rates
For further infarnsa,iSss Apply e 'ne go;npanys
Offices. JOu,S ". "a H. 81 s. & sesass
ts8 ~ JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
,aM 7q'e--. -zz.' Ii. t- ksellnond. We
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NATIONAL LINE OF n @FTR
~ - STEAMSHIPS. esS
WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
POOL-FORTNIGHTLF T0AND FROM
g ~. LONDON DIRECT.
From Piers Nos Is aud 81 North river.

These steamships are the LARGEST N THE TRADE.
Cabin passage. S7S ana POO, currency
StPerlge.
Prepaid stcerage tickets from liverpool. Queens
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, or London, 49,, cur
rency.
| "'1'e' -''' " =. W. u. HURST, Manager,
or to JOHN W. WYATT. Agent.
| Ocl5 No. ) Governor street. Richmond. VIZ.
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A y ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
N TIONS FOUR AND EIGHT OF CHAPTER
XIV. OF rHE CITY ORDINANCE CONCERN
ING ANIMALS.
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This and for tie fiscal year ending
June 80, 1872, probably exceeded. $ll 900 900 OF
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Under 80 cents.
duly. ls7l..-..-S2U3,0Gi 20
August. ls7l.. 2i3.g76 Il
September, 1871 26T,u.g 10
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Whole amount which tue produce of
Virginia paid on tobacco into the
Treasury OF The United States. $3.50. 10 Ts3,e!
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BY Grnhhs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE II ~ THE T!a!I:
CoRNFR OF CARY AND THIRTEENT Il
STREETS KNOWN AS COM 81 En- i
Rk4Gk HR SE on SE F Mshsf siE S 81
NINTH sTREET BETl ,Sri CLAY MD
LEIGH STREETS, AT AUCTlOS:--in execution
of the provisions nt Il deed of trust FROM Ster +.
Harvey, Johu d. Harvey, anr. Jof'n ri Williams,
aud their wives, to me rs tl7rSft Bearing date on
the sy Of AH a Chnct y c"nr bens
thcIcto rcelt1d by the creditors secured, Will sell
at auction nthn the premises rcspectYeiy, III tlle
order named below. on THURSDAY the Isl day Oh
August 1872, the following property conVeycd Df
said deed so much thereof rs may be necessary 10
satisfy the purposes of the same :,
most valuable and wcli-kuQwn property THE
COMMERCIAL BLOCH" situated rs above, ;al r,
embracing four NEST SMbstamtiai ihoh h rmo
nv Messrs Harvey i Jones', WllIani Wallace Sons
anil Aristcad lce'o. a'vh 81 them about 81 by o.
feet TO an alley. They are four stories above the
b,spnlent wtar erected since the war. have every
ropvcnifnt1, for warehouse and storage purposes
with suitable offices. iirc-proof vaults aud All desirl
any In the city for its thorough and costly c2pStr'tr'
ton and It's most favorable situation rs, Business
purposes and 1t is In every rcr't Il strictly first
On The same DAY, nj O'Clock 2. NJ. will sell the
TIlREE-SToRy hRICk RESIDENCE No. 3li
north Nip'h street between Clay and Leigh streets &C
Time. This Is 4 very desirable residence, with about
ninc rooms, usual out-buildings, and all lnQdern
coveniences: TO business, in pic7>aat neigh
Lorhood and In good order.
TERMS OF SALE: omn:fnurth cash; balance In
equal instruments at four, eight. and twelve months
for negotiable holes. with interest added at the Fate
Six per cCnum per anDum, and secured by deeds of
trust npou the property sold.
Purchasers will not BE- required to pay any taxes
for the year 1872 on the property.
4 plat Of the Commercial Block may be seen ut
the Office Of the auctionecrs.
JAMES PLEASANTS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auc-
.0ncers