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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-30
by Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Arctioneer'
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


A UCTION SALE OF AN ENCELLESI
N BRICK DWELLING NO; Soel ON J He I
WEST SIDE; OF SIXTH STREET BET" EL.
CLAY AND LEIGH STREtTS.-At the reqnest
Of The heirs Of the late Mrs Mary Ann Eill siiali
9TH of nerenbrr. 1872, Mt O'Clock 7. NJ. neat,
attractlyc. and admirably well looted BRICK
DWELLING, now under 4 lease 10 Mr. MiiiiaM
r. TYLER to- expire on the 2d Of August, 1871. ne
lot has froll Of .sx fert Ia I'll alley. ana the
dwelling Is IN good repair contnY seven roo us,
besides brick kitchen. and is wei adapted lor ln
use OF Dindera, c sized family; BATH room, gus and
wafer on The prelniass. The neighbarhood Il Ill
excellent oi". :
Terms: Liberal, aud made known at The hour o.
safe W.GUDDIN, Auctionecr..
p. S.-Au persons having claims against the
estate of the late Mrs. Mary Ann Hill are requested
10 present theE To the aMciloncer hSiore se GU VI
sale. ". GbDDlS. Aur'!ohcsSt;
4. SIN consequence OF the lnc!emchcS %! ING
weather the above sale was postponed III hio
,Nonduyl AFTERNOON. December 30. i,12. II y
O'Clock. de sol .Spi'i' y.
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|[ssysrrs Al s5E OF TIff HERMIT
IoAasa5SEs u u ~ 1T s ! I sistas 81 be
certain dea %
sn' PA f The trustees,
duly recorded III fiie ace OF the eisfk ot hensleo
County sss e sssa e vi lie s se.
lIoii OF said trust tbeng fhere,o reamlTtsa Wy ,h
therein ga zen y aa ass a rsi
e,tate deserbed In sid deed. consisting OF F0ATf
ACRES Or IIG LY-1IpRoFEDLAND, form l,1 !,
ing almost = square, with tie usIni n Uissth
RfIfi,JiN t;S. and u large ard beautiful grove Of
oak trees the former site ef the dweigg-houze Sc.
usted In al attractive locality. near ING
iar dryrI within one mile aud quarter OF fiie its
OF Richmond; OH which land there y no HlnS
u nureery stock estimated as follows; e., -
Iol,GgJ thlee-year old ApPLE IEEGo' ~ ~
$4,000 two.yeaf Old APPLE TREES, sto feet
sc,cco orc and two-year cid PEAR TREES, S to
5000 two 'aG and t thrac-year old PEAR Trees SO
A full line Of Of CHERRY, APRICOT, and NEG
TAKlNE. TREES. .p. y.1rrs
And . general assortment of GRAPE VINES,
SMALL SRTITS, Asp NRAGUS BEDS, and such
oticr stock usually found in irst-cLaSs nursery
The Hermitage Nursery Is ae otse ,br IN ,S VIE
gina md North Carolina and Is unsurpassed byany
nu!serv in the country FOR reliability aud excellence
Of lis st2SS 7rita prS Stt i1 soil and tie mild
ness OF the climate enable nurselymen 10 produce
trees in TWO years fully equal 10 those grown III =
renDsviyaua and New York In three years, ara
afford digging and Shipping season almost through
out the winfcr months. Situated near tue spreaain2
limits OF a growing city. ITS purchase wcuia Ee u
handsome investment independent OF tic hutsef!
stock. r
TERMS: Enoug,, In cash TO defray the expenses OF
cxccutn. this trust and 10 pay oil SIX neSonaDie
notes for one thousand dollars cnch- with interest
thereon at tie rate OF twelve per cent. per aniiiiin
from the 18th June lS-2 unit! paid: the residue on
~ j. 4. RICHARDSON.
RALEIGH L. DANIEL
Trustees.
RICHARDSON 6 Co., Real Estate Auctioneers.
ip
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Ey telegraph.
NEW YORK MARK ETS

New YORK. december 2s.-:'otton firm: sales,
&c h;c,: uHauds. 2gfc.: Orleans. :Gic. Flour Tiue
aud iirn. Wheat hr!Ler. Corn quiet and 4 shaGe
easter. Pork trm 1T slJ.5UlI Slj..1. Lard Steady
NtyIs t!! ana heavy. Groceries quiet aiiG sea y.
Errirnf, Quiet.
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BY Lyue & Brother.
Auctiopeers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 7 " 9
- VALUABLE VACANT LOTS SITIAIEl'
on THE NORTHEAST COR NER Or NENA-
Pit,E: Also A NICE LlrTLE MARKET FAKM
ON THE WILLIAMSBURG PlhE, hiiJnlNiAG
THE NATIONAL CEMETERY. ABOUT On Z
HALF MILE FROM TIE CITY, ST AUG
TIUN-TEc undersigned commissioners unGer q
decree OF the Richmond Ghaucery t"urf pro-
bounced on the 18th October. IL l, III the ctsc o.
Walker and ais. IS slater executor. aiin as. WI
of; for sale at pnhlc auction. on the premises on
MONDAY the 50:h Gay Of lieccnllcr, lS1:. III
o'clock T. ~, those TWO DESIRABLE LOTS To-
Gated ~ nbOv" described, fronting S.a% fee; no'c
or less Also. on TUESDAY the sit day 81 DGceln-
her l,7e n O'Clock Z. d., that nice i!ttie :! H.
Kf.'r FARSI located as above described, containing;
seven acres more or less. -,
TERMS OF SALE: viii be onc-fourh of the pu';;
cl!2sc money cash; the residue ut SIX i"e.Ht. ~
eighteen nl6ntrs for negotiable otcS. interest a'i-
dcd: It'll. retained until SANE arc paid, AM! con
ycyagce ~ c.ei ordered by the court: ,,r>.,v
\. l.. COURTNEY,
". l.. SLATER.
Commissioners.
ia
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COMMERCIAL.
,n NM rO1rp EycHANGE

CoRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
Saturday, December %.
OFFERINGS.
wHEAT.-white, EOS bushels. Red, I'D bushels.
NEaL.-2s bushels.
SALES.
Tur,r.-White, o0n bushels common at sl.7o;
: bn.l,cls common nj *l,5--tDtal. 2ns busDeia-
WurAT.-Ecd, I33 bushels very good ut Sig - az
,r,e lol AZ SIG: 100 bushels very good al ~ "
h,Shrs RING At 50 o. ioa bushels very good at 500
80 bushels fair III S!.55-toial, Ill bushels. ra
nfr,L-a1 bushels ~ roc.
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a;.;s,s.i.Ess.s,. &c.

DEFINED SUGARS AND SiKLPS.
IL
SUGARS:
600 barrels i:EF!SEn SFEUPS
would Invite the attention "t The trnfc a. ihaN'
them specially and can sell IN ists {! eaitr u u
.a,oe goods can nc li:.d IN any lsraCt.
The quality Is superior r,v.
dc law ljDf I'I! NN't.
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In THE MATTER OF THE APPLICA-
Il TlOE OF JOHN V. MOORE. TUTOR OF
JOHN X. MOORE, AN lNFANT.-These are 10
witness that the undersigned, JOHN V: MooEE,
tutor OK guardian of toHS K MOORE an infant, by
second District fc4 tne parish or Orleans, In
the Stptc 0f lana, hath fled petition in the
Chancrry Court OF Tic city Of Richmond, Va. pray
Ing thGt Ss suc!i tutor he may be authorized aud
empowered 10 demand receive, for, and recover
al aud singular the money or ether personal pro-
rectY which may he OF the said ward III the Com
IaDnvcaIrh OF Virginia, Including 4 bcqnsst made
by the late William Barrct deceased. TO the said
ward, ant the sime 10 remove 10 the sid state or
Louisiana, where tie undersigned hath Qualified rs
tutor CT guardian, Is aforesaid.
dc .a-Taaw Tutor Of John Z. sioofe, an infant.
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AsJfsEsts n a Z - I'd
Bss Eotiss ~. Kefssee, Atctip Z,
ssSss III ;si7 a;aIa street
.ltII PERIoR 40 IgsIsyIo OIL al
~ gYIASfs isJTAN5f ~ S,ss .s.
tInTH c ron. q. ksss z
nay NJ ao,rlonsn il 90 ny
s sE PalanoR SUITS in crimson striped reps
,,t5 AMI smhE FsHci SI1Trs, P1ANos. ORGANS,
EXTENSION TABLES, WhRDRoBEs,
SIDEB0ARDS. BOOK -Cbsts s.s,t is. ~
BUKEAUS. BEDSTEADS, LOuS6ES, s.
yyhsHsTaNI)S. CARPETS BUGS,
,OTLEL 9th. MIRRORS,
BOOKS. PICTURES &c.
Elegant WINDOW CURTAINS.
%. hIs0,
lot OF FANCY GoDHs.
THOMAS ". KEESEE.
ID ~ Auetloteer
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ATARSUAI'S SALE OF BANkRUP1'S
Va FFFEGTS-Hy virtue Of IN Greer from tic
TIad States I.tric; Cuurt in ti,c matter Of Gcorg:
+. Davis banhrGul, >!iaii sell 1t aucii9n at he
s,o.g. of George Il. Davis. No. ltS Main SIRE,
Eichnoud FiINAN. December eth, commencing
IT II nclark g. ". the stock of said bankrupt, COM
rrissn" 80. ms, SHOES &c, Sc ~
FFR?rS Cash for all Sums under MY a. liars; ana
paper ,,.d b., .,ora
DAVID Il. PARKER.
United states Marsha.
Tic shove sale Is postponed to TUESDAY, De
ccn!.cr .iSi. 1T Il O'Clock a. VI. dc "o-!cS
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NOrTCE--TO MY FRIENDSGgIHA
~ AND THE PUBLIC AT LARGE. al-Eee
have IuSt rcccv d OF Joseph Bcckhaus, Phiadei-
llia, orc OF lis line LANDALETTS, which shall
run na the streets as public coach for the of
my patrons. Give me I call. All orders promptly
executed. Yours,
WILLIAM III. SUTHERLAND,
,fp ,s-,rt No Eighth street.
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BY Cook L Laught0n. hrctloncers'
corner franklin and Governor streets.

FINE SHOWCASES, MIRRORS, SA-
GinOT-rAEl,ES, SAIGON AID STORE.
FIEIi'i;rS. &C.. Ar hUCTiON.-A: the request
Of r. j. ". rissc who i MAXIM chang ~ nii
e,rr.t 1T auctio, on TUESDAY MKT. tie 3lSt in
STINT. hi entire SHORTHAND : AL0oE-FlNIuRES'
&c. SC. cc sis:ing In part OF - -. .,-,.
c,"srrt ,i!ycr.Tnountci SHOWCASES:
. Fi.I NJ U-piA Tr. MIRRORS, Silt frames;
mahogany Mar'rc-Tcp CENIRE-IADLr'
fV'nlnul Marb!c-V0p IABLkS.
.to irzcn nice CANES EAt CHAIRS.
900 GI. ASS CANDY-IhHS. assorted sizes;
lot Of Studying. with t$st Brackets
LOT OF WINDOW-SUADlS, .,,,,-cr,
KISSES, &c. ,
S''' 50 l't COOK i LAUGHTOS.
- 1,-,,.,.,,,,. S.,Ime,n.r de .S-3iE
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND.
L on 1 sI....th l.--

an AND AFTER Dis GENDER Is. 1872.
~ mail tralIss Oh this read viii run ia follows
Up DAY NAIL, ttd rail aud STEAMER. lea t.
Eyrd-StrCct station /. VI.
Up NIGHT AL, ,.tn rail alone. leaves Byrd.
street station: $40 L. ". iexccD. on Sundays.l
Ii. ACCuMMODATiDh leaves Broad-Sree
station $50 z. II. Except on Sundays.l
DOWN DAY MAIL. ria rail aud steamer, az.
riyps IT Byrd-Strcct station ct :. i. NJ.
DOWE NIGHT MAIL. rja rail alone, arrives n
| Byrl-Strcet station, $40 A. ". except on Mon
days
Down ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives n
Broad-Strcct station 5:37 4. II. except on suo
daysl EFT. y. MYERS.
de II General Superintendent
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SeEG'S.ig1IssE'sS.

EETELLE, 1908 Main street. N -
III hus his WINTEI! BILL OF FAHE&,X l-@4J
in full blast. The p.aias and IN" orean- <SsSS.sS
the lakes and the tropicS-an', our own SS>|
latitude. Incompatible for the variety OF lis proiuc-
tiors-cnrich his arder which IS unsurpassed any
Sherc. Cane. !is, oysters. tcrrapins, game Howl.
meals Of all kinds. always OH hand and served to
order. . ,
Dinners, sulpcrs. and parties supplied with the
best of luXurirs prepared ~ most Elegant STYLE
either IN his own s.ilOurs orClSc~hrie.
UisBiR Is supplied with the EESr LIQUORS..
!:eiu,icS his old customers aud friends to renew
their orders. ho3O
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rates
Fffty-triD tickets fnr...............S.c 20
Ii,,c. hilr, d & M, for ~

Ore-hundrcd-trip tickets for. %
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the 49, T. 81
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk VIII con.
i,cct 1T Petersburg with the 1I:.s 4. u. TRAM.
Passengers FROM Clover I'm VIII Iabe the 40 q.
VI. TRAIN on Mondays, u cdncsdays, aud Fridays
and returning leave Richmond on lie same days n
2:2G Z. NJ.
The NAIL TRAINS VII stop only at Chester anu
Manchester.
The "a. 81. TRAIN will connect nj Pe:ersbary
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad ~
PULIMAN'S PALACE sLEEPIEC-CaR win
be attached 10 the THROUGH TRAIN az Weldon,
running through 10 Wilmington.
E.B. KaSEY,
do IL Tichc, and Freight Agent.
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i;y ". Il. Raiclifir. huciioncer,
1912 Main street.

MY NEXT REGULAR WEEKLY SALE
WI viii Ink place on MONDAY. goth nStant,
commencing III lri-past 10 o'clock y. Nj, "iivh |
will Cil.r Ill auction large stock OF
GROCERIES. &C..
Ia which the attention Of The trade l. Invited.
IL. o, ". Il. RADCLIFFE.
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NUTICE.-Takcn up BY The police, E>--,>
IN On the night OF the I'D instant, small ~
BAY HORSE. (which the owner eau get Try apply
Ing 1T the Office OF the Chief OF Polite.
de 1881 JOHN POE, JR., Chief Of Police
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e,oco sA,Ks " nEAKlS's" LIVERPOOL FiES
SALT,
lust arrived direct from Liverpool per bark sTea'
and now Gscllargiug cargo ut City Point. Tor S'''
low 10 close consignment, deliverable ~ CITY t".''
Oh Richmond.
Gc! ROBERT +. WILLIAMS = |'
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RfcHarSIp AasD YORK IsivPE RA ,;if,s "a. :.
81. kfcffMpND, December u. III t't

y, RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD To,
.,E .,a,. RICHMOND, ~; December II, is7Z
Am. AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE-.
" CEMBER Eth, tie TRAINS on this rad viii
run MS follows:
The ENrAiI., TRAINS leave Richmond n, Am
and 2:2o L: NJ, and leave Petersburg ut li:25 A. ii.
and sos Pm
FRElGhT TRAIHs, with passenger coach at.
leave Petersburg. at $50 n. Al. and 40 =. "
the SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS win leave
Richmond and Petersburg at9A. N. FeturSipg
leave Richmond and Petersburg u 40 z. NJ Instead
OF O'Clock. as heretofore. .s.-.s
The 4. NJ. TRAIN Will not leave Richmond %,
Sundays. and the SIS T.. NJ. NAIL TRAN aud "a,
A. II. FREIGHT TIsAIN win no. leave pettrs!,urs
on Sundays.
Fare for single tickets. rs
Fare for return ticaets..... .......... %
raj fog
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GXCELeI0R FAMILY FLoUR.-AH, con
Al slant supply OF Saughtcr's cccttatal r ~ .'
StOR FAMILY FLOUR. Every barre! "'
rrutcd. For sale by ,,., COY & 70
DC -oINYIni - y LIN > SN.N " - =
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6IOOD NEWS. GOOD NEWS.
t;O.D >E"S.
TO ALL TFA-pElSkkRs.
At No. 103 81 AIN ) l.
Opening OF
RICHMOND BRaNtH
THE GREAT NEW YORK TEA COW: ~ y -, \.
oar ay,crt. ". y. GO0LElCk, fSl., S n2 !, q,
I'VE OF Virginia ans! engaged la our tu
s,n, lime, nas sole chsrsc o. .ar B'-lH'. S'',t
anI vii! please the most tlsiid.2aS tissc' g ~
drinking community.
PRINCIPAL wSREJssIsTa ,,,,Y
70 WEST BALTiMuRE ST9EEtf SAL i''>'''
MARYLAND. az.
generally OF the ope Ing of oui : 20. i
EOS Main street. hchnoad, Va. FOR spe !,Sr1r EtS
supplying the public with oar mos. ti",s IN rs
Qualities and prices uoyer before AHo""
Goods sen, to any address OF receipt o. t - ;a
order. ..------
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CHESAPEAKE AND y q RAIL
~ ROAD.--Ou and after September 30th PAS
SENGER TRAINS viii leave Richmond L. ici.
lows: ...-
8:sr A. M.-MAIL TRAIN tcxccrt Sunday toy
the White sulphur Springs. connecting ~ Gor!o -.
willie with the grange, Alcxandrit and Maii2Ss2'
and SOnth.
4:a5 i. M-ACCo3EdODATIoN TRAIN trxc"m
This train connects nj fCi1o isyle with tie nigb.
trains on the Orange. Alexandria and llanaSst ri
rosd for LYSCIIEUR,i and WASHINGTON.
Through tickets. III low rates, sold - III. i"i'it'
Northwest and Southwest.
Steerare tickets from Liverpool, Quccnst3"n,
Amsterdam, AntHcrp, lianbnrg. tiavre, Ecfi'r"ain.
on this rod. can be bought of the General Ticket
Agent ut Richmond cIn be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained 1t tie Com.
pany's Offices.
4. II. PERRY. General Superintendent.
JAMES i. NEHEMIAH, General Ticket AEen!.
"
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sfoHsfo "a. I
DFFfcE GRHEgAL stIcEIsT FHEnasyS s1.
RsefsxcNDs W. yseEzHBer "a. fsss' =
hIOTIl,E.-Ishe FfsE CHE T,EPfyrg 4
this CONTRARY dc fessnfnd siff rs ross =.
December 18th. sz2. md 5zruary sse ~.
ffdgfa wifi be received ssres III
on tie nJ,gye dnFs.
!. dc 2.-.sy s,issraI icgst and ifrsig,it agent
RfcnarsD AsD York isivp,g ~, g. =
$50. ;kfcHMpND, December ~ isfa.st
MOTTO On and af Ter this tiate n,pcerc
IL her 2dt the PASSENGER aud FREi1.Is.r
TRAINS over this route will he nm, AZ foi,o,..
PiSSESG Err TRAM daiiy texeept spnday T..
tween Richmond ami West Point, leaving ti;e' ~, -
pot 1ts ESQ T.. NJ. and son Wt.DNEsIJSYS a.
S4tTuRDAYS connecting witll The sfIre steas...
STATE OF VIRGINIA for rfYer landing en- ,bs
York river, Baltimore piiiiaGclDbia, New YorI NJ
and all points North and West.
II FREIGHT THIN for THROUGH fgEIGtfr
leayes Richmond on Tuesdays Wednesxlays' ~.
days, and Saturdays, al O'Clock Al. 81. -
sLglAL FREIGHT TRAIN, between R!chuiopd
aud West Point, carrying local freight both ssys
on wednesdays ;sifd saturdays, leaving Risbnont,
- : -; william n. BRACE. superintendent,
J.L. TAyLoR, Freight and Ticket Agent, Hich.
Mond. de q
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GOING WEST

AZ ROAD.-On andaftcr SUNDAY, August 18th,
1872. -
Train No. 3 Through passcngcrj leaves hichmHA
daily except Sunhay-l AZ $40 ~. ~: Raves lad
vile at 1855 2. ~; arrives ut Grccnsoor" at ''''
Train No n.ynchhurs rasscngerl leaves Rich.
mond daily AZ s:25 A. NJ; arrives TT LyuchburS ri ;
Train No 10 Through mail and expressl catr
Richmond daily at 80 =. ~. lelyes Danyll!c da:il
at s:j6 +. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily i. 10
4. VI.
Train No. . Through nail and cxnrcs5l leaves
Greensboro daily at l..G A. NJ leaves DanfiiIr uaI
:: 40 a. NJ; arrives at kichno"" d'"f * '.''1
Train No Through passepgerl leaves Green's
boro' daily except sundayS) III ll:'o a. W.; .y,.
7. M. ~ '''s l. s'' arrives a. "'0 ., '
Train No. 0 (Lynchburg PASSENGER leaves Lynch.
burg oaly at \. ~; leaves bATseXe al 10" l.
81: arrives Ut Richmond 1t 3:i5 j. II. .
Trains Nos. , and 10 connect nj Greensboro "Ili
trains on the North Carolina railroad Tor al! H'!"h
south.
for Raleigh, arriving there at I:1o Il. VI. iScsy =
leaving Raleigh ut T:ia i. II. connect at GrecisVpE"
with train No for ';icl:nond. ,,.,, ,.a,u .,
Train No. Q connects tat Burkerile win nHlh -
the Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO railroad ic! ~
points southwest and south. ,.,.- ,,..,..
Lynchhurg Accommodation Tr1in leaves l''ri.
mold mt I55 l.. 81. daily except sundays, arr!y.H
ut Lynchbnrg In time 10 c"Encct VIII me to:!ihS
Passenger Tain on the Atlantic, Mississippi ""'
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passenger, coming cast leave Lypchburg after 10"
arrival oi TIE Atlantic. Mississippi and tih" ~ ;
s.i,grr train from Bristol, and arrive at EichmoT
1t G:.c 4. VI.
THROUGH TICKETS to all point', south H., ar RI
southwest can be procured al the ticket oihcr ~
lt!ctlmond. and of X. +. WALKER. hgcnt nf tsc
Atlantic, Mississippi and Chic railroad, No. tJ-'
Sia!n street. Richmond.
Papers that have ARRANGEMENTS 10 advertise ne
schedule OF this company will please print y, moe
JOHN Il. MACNtEAp,
General Freight and Tick. bcE'.
T. ". X. TALcorr, Engineer and supcrlntt,i
enl. !Fi
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L.Os,r. S,rRAYED, skc.

T OST, on or near Candles HUI. 4 pair Of
~ GOLD EYEGLASSES. 4 suitable reward
will he given nj this Office de sC-ltz
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L'GR RENT, The BRICK BUILDING. g;
q with the Er""nd In tb" rear. on rms ~ ---1
strea. rr~t above j.cSsrs. Watt 4 Call. R1s ''e' n
used for three four years rs lo',acc" factory III
dc so.a, LINE Il BROTHER.
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E.sE GEET'.

TOR RENT. y FPAME DWELL E5:s
q ING with four rooms, Kitchen. lot, Sc. L.A
on tie east side OF Twentv-:iXth street betwccu
and L streets, Church Hill. Appl" I"
RICHARDSON & CO.,
de- 30 1ilo Main stree.
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EOR RENT, that very desirable first en-
4 class DWELLING Nc. ia2 in Linden A-I
Row, Franklin street. 1t contains about twelve
rooms. besides servants accommodations. To l
careful tenant the rent will be very reasonable
Possession given at once. Apply to
JOHN Z. GODD1S, Real Estate Agent,
dc o5-tp,ilw Bank and Eleventh streets.
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Dy Cook Il Laush:vn, aucstoneers'
corner IF Governor and Franklin streets.

RICHARDSON SC Co., Real Estate Auctioneers
d. IN
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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-20
SIGNIFICANT.

Rapides has always had the name
of being one of the most unflinchine
unwavering and uncompromising dem
ocrat parishes in the State, and the
Louisiana Democrat orr neighbor, the
reputation Of being one of the most
unfinching, unwaving, uneompromis-
ing and ablest organs of democracy in
this or any other state and both have
been frequently complimented on the
fact and cited as exemplars. The
last number of the Democrat hoists as
was expected the Greeley s. Brown
banner in its appropriate place, while
the united, state ticket (socalled) in
stead of succeeding or being placed d.
rectly under it as in other pronounced
democratic papers, finds a place at the
head of the last column on the editori.
al page merely as an item of news.
This circumstance however fades in.
to insignificance before an advertise
ment of the Democratic Central Com
mittee in tho same paper and date
which we give entire:
MASS MEETING!
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-20
Communicated.

Mn. EDITOR:
Dear Sir-On last Thursday, July
18th, Senator G. Y. Kelso, Mr.. John
Mayo and Fl. j. Wright, visited the st
Mathews School on DIR. Lucket's place
Oh the River, taught by DIR. Thoma,
B. Wester, after arriving there the ex.
animation commenced, and was care
fully carried through by Senator
Kelso and Mr.. Wright, lasting for four
hours, in which the scholars executed
their duties with credit. After leav.
ing there, the three gents left for Mrs.
Mead's place, on the opposite side of
the River, they met Mr.. Bowman FL.
johnson, and patrons of the scholars
and friends had prepared sumptuous
dinner, and after partaking dinner and
other Inequalities the examination
commenced; of which lasted several
hours, and the parents, gentlemen
and friends were all pleased, and the
writer will say for the teachers that
they deserve great praise, as am sat
isied that a great deal of care and
pains have been taken by Messrs.
Westcr and johnson, and they are due
all that | can give them on this occa-
sion, and if they are able to have the
same opportunity, no doubt but what
they will show great proficiency in the
next term.
The crops look very fine in that por-
ton of the parish, and from all APP
pearances they viii prove success.
l am, yours truly,
DUENNO.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-20

FORTE PIANO.-We recollect read
ing an anecdose of a gentleman, who
was invited by a lady friesd, to tax.
tea with her, but was SO late that the
beverage which excites without inebri
ating, was all gone when he arrived
In place of the tea, however, his fail
friend offered him some cold pie, which
she highly recommended. Pointing to
q piano III the room, he replyed his
answer was expressed in the name OF
that instrument, " For tea pie all no y
" Pie! alb no tor tea!n and in the same
spirit VIC see that several of the true
blue democratic papers of Louisiana,
the genuine legitimate Bourbons are
kicking in the traces against the
mongrcl democratic and reform ticket
lately manufactured aud put forth in
New Orleans, BY dozen or so self
constituted dietators OF the two par
ties which they so arrogantly assume to
represent, and are not willing to swap
of Jumel for bennett, or Boardman
for Lafargue, without having some
sort of a show, and SO in the dicker.
In our opinion it is a sort of Hobson's
choice, and not worth disputing about,
weak tea and cold pie are not very in
viting viands especially as banquet
is now preparing to which all are invi-
ted, and at which bill Of fare will be
presented ola far more solid and at.
fractlve character, to the guests who
are present.