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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-03
BY y. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Anctionecr,
No. lola Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY-FIVE ACRES, IN HENRlCO COUNTY
AND ADJOINING CURL'S NECk.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed to Inc by John W. West.
hearing date on the 18th day Of April 1852. recorded
In the clerks office OF Hcnrico county court ID. h.
~ b. pa. $50. being required so to do by the party
secured In said deed, will proceed to sell at public
auction. on the premises, at O'Clock i. NJ, on
THURSDAY. sd day Of July, 1873. the real estate
conveyed IN said deed, to wit 4 FARM containing
one hundred and siNty-iiye acres, more or less.
adjoining the lands of Dr. PolndeNter, Z: Crew: b..
good dwelling and the usual out-honses orchard
of fruit trees. The place is also well watcred.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to 'iciray the expense
ofcyccuting this trust and TO pay OF certain b0nd
secured and described in said deed, bearing date on
the 10th day Of April. ls62 for Sl,lsI9s, with in
tcreSt accrued on same balance on srch terms as
NAV be made known at the time of sale
WILLIAM II. PLEASANTS.
:. Trustee
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f. o. AND &. RALRoAD.-[ Fredericksburg
Star. mir. Z,,c. Rawlings with large force
has commenced work on this road ut point
three mics this side of Orange Courthouse.
He informs us that he is instructed by Colo
mel Braxton to push The work as vigorously
as possible.
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PATENTS GRANTED TO NIKGIHIANS. Among
the patents recently granted are the follow.
ing: Dean ). Howard Urcwry's Blmi, Va,
combined roIleran iIri@ator; John Ii. Smith,
Madison Run station, Va, process of weld
lug steel to cast-iron; John w. Stone, Lynch
burg, Va. tobacco-caSe; james w. Taylor,
Ashland, Va, barrel-head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-03
By James NJ. Taylor & SON.
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneefs'
Office corner Eleventh and Bank sertety.

HOUSE AND LOT, AND TWO Va
Al CANT LOTS ADJOINING, On OREGON
HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTIoS.-wilI be sold
on SATURDAY the 9Th day of July, ls!a; on tae
premises, ut O'Clock r. M.. the comfortable new
two-story FRAMED DWELLING near the corner
OF Cherry and China streets, at present occapeau "
Charles II. THOMPSON, Esq, containing ioar .,t u
water In the yard The lot fronts @ ICY
ON Cherry street Also, two VACANT LoIs s sM-
ioiaing. fronting on Chins street tairts-o"1 Asss
each, with new enclosure. ,,nr
TERMS One-feurth cash; The balance ~ ,os W.
eight twelve. and sixteen months. Tor nSSv,ape
nnfes Interest added and secured by deed OF trust.
JAMES If. TAYLOR e s0S,
h2s A9e.lonee.s.
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A STRANGE ISClDENT.-A strange man en-
tered the morgue AT Noble-slreet wharf,
Delaware river, on Saturday morning and
desired to inspect the establishment. lie
was allowed the privilege, and ne made an
extended examination. He seemed to be sat
istied and left, but in about IN bour his life
less body was brought in and placed upon
marble Slab. He had been tiShcd out of the
river shortly after he had departed from the
morguc. Philadelphia Inquirer, June 1OM.
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By Lyme 4 Brother,
AuctlonccrS and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street,

VERY HANDSOME AND CONVENT
ENT BRICK DWELLING ON EAST SIDE
OF MOSBY STREET. STRECKER'S HILL. FOR
SALE AT .AUCTiON.-We shall sell on TUES
DAY the sth July, 1873 at O'Clock p NJ, upon the
premises. that neat and well-arranged BRICK
DWELLING now occupied by MIR. Wingield, In
'ralbotts Row. containing five rooms with passage
Kitchen &c, OR premises Lot so by l55 feet to III
alley.
TERMS Reasonable and at sale.
jy2 LYME & BROlIIE ciuncprs
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BY James NJ. Taylor G. Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0necrs,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank s,Crcets
THlRTY.THREE BUILDING LOTS {

TTHlRTY-THREE BUILDING LOTS, ON
l. LEIGH AND CATHERINE STREETS RE
TWEEN MUNFORD AND GRAHAM STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Win be sold on
MONDAY the 9TH day of July, 1879 on the prem
iscs. at S. O'Clock Z. NJ, the lots as above located
each having front OF twenty-seven feet, running
lack one hundred feet to an alley. This property
has tor long time been occupied by William
Davis, Esq, as brick-yard The lots are all well
graded and offer q favorable chance 10 secure reui
estate which 1t Is believed will prove profitable to
those who purchase.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the balance at four,
eight, twelve, and sixteen months for negotiable
notes interest added and sccrcdb by deed Of trust
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR e son,
IL turtI
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aAAiuHr >gH!NGs.-Thi> is another place
. .t' accommodation Of the vast lhrong OF
:@.-~--r'r> Who seek the mountains ctG
"m>I"okc and Ohio railroad. Mr..
'.ia''. Tn" proprietor, announces that he
rs sulphur. chalyhcatc, and free stone
.''l- a"j We doubt not hc has the best
d, 81" + in The midst Of a land abound
& ~ ioh peculiarly reli>hablc and int
.eE"I mnnnfain food which all mountain
'"""r~ - tor" See Mr.. WADpELL's
:u>' adt rr,.>"lncut.
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BY lSbell Il Son,
BY lsbcll Il Son,
t,uctionccrs aud Zeal Est ,tn Agents
No. Eleventh street, betw;e cen Main and Bank


No. S Eleventh street, betw; cen Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
~ Bile LAND AT SAVAGE STATION, ON
III RlCHMJEn AND YORK RIVER RAIL
KkAD, ~ THE COUNTY OF IIENRICO, AT
fAJCTIOS.-1n pursuance Of 4 decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF HenrlcO county entered on the 2lst
day OF May. 1870 In the chancery suit therein pend
Ing styled Savases administrator and others Say
aye d ais, the undersigned special commissioners
therein named, will, Oh MONDAY, eth day of July,
1878, at HenrEco county courthouse THAT being
court. dav), commencing at 10 O'Clock VI, proceed
to sell the unsod part of the real estate of which
George NJ. Savage died sci zcd and possessed, In
tlr county of HcnricO, consisting of about THREE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO ACRES, lying
anu being on both sides of said railroad and on
the Williamsburg stage road embracing the home
stead of the dccedcnt nine miles from the city Of
Richmond.
4 portion of this land is we'll wooded. and has on
it great variety of frliit-trees.
The said lands will b. sold as whole or divided
into five lots, containing respectively about fifty
two. Seventy-hve scventy-ivc, ninety-scven. aud
sixty-three acres. Two of these lots front said
railroad, two both the said railroad and the Will
Harrisburg stage road. ana The said stage road.
the office of the auctioncPr.
TERMS: One-fourh In cash; the residue In three
equal instruments al six twelve, anu eighteen
months. the purchaser giving his note therefore, with
interest added from the day rf SALE and the title to
said property to be retained till the whole purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered by the court
a. X. COURTNEY,
LYTTLETON RUYSTER,
jy Lids Special Commissioners.
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ENcrRSIoS OF PHLADELpRIANs TO VIRGINIA.
[AlcNandrla Sentinel, 1st.l THE train on the
". {. '. NJ. and &. ). railroad this morn
ing. going south. had special car attached,
containing twenty-oiX cXcursionists from
Philadelphia to Christiansburg, Va. This
party have selected Christiansburg, not
knowing auythin" about it, but trusting to
its name, as Il good place for an excursion.
They will spend as much time there us they
Inay find ENJOYABLE.
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Sale conducted by S. N DAVIS.
BY t. PanIHil, Auctioncer,
Petersburg, Va.

I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
-; - =, VALUABLE VA REAL ESTATE ON OLD
STREET, KNOWN AS URlAH WELLS'S MA
CH!NE-SHOPS. ATi AUCTION, ON SATUR-
DAY THE 2sTH INSTANT. AT s O'CLOCK p.
NJ, ON THE PREMISES.-By order Of the Direc-
tors of the Petersburg Iron-W orks, shall. on the
day and hour above mentioned sell at public auc-
ton that very desirable realty on Old street, known
AS a manufacturing establishment, this building
Tor location and capacity cannot be surpassed By
any In the State. Special attention IL called to the
great advantages it possesses rs tobacco factory
cotton-mill. Rooms large and well arranged for
just such establishments, and very convenient to al
shipping points.
The building fronts on Old street Jas feet by lst
feet on ST. Pauls alley TO River sereet upon which
the premises front lsS feet The yard between the
buI ngs fully large for drying and outdoor work
TERMS: Ten per cent. cash ten per cent. ninety
days. balance ut six, twelve eighteen, twenty four
thirty. and thirtysi1 months credit. Interest add
ed for approved, Endorsed, negotiable notes title
retained until final payment purchaser to pay the
taxes for 1873. $. a. PLCMMER, President.
i. PANSiLL, Auctioneer.
POSITION EMCNT.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY the
18th OF July, saIne hour.
Is 2-tdS T. PASNII,I. Auct
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main an,l Bank.

By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioueers,
Eleventh street between Mliu an'l Bank.
THREE NICE MARKET FARMS, WITH
4 IMPROVEMENTS. IN HANOVER. On TIE
OLD CHURCH ROAD. SIX AND OSF-HALF
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-We will sell 1t auction, on the pre-
misses, by request Of Mr. John 4. Mosby, on Mon.
DAY. July fth, 1873, at II O'Clock NJ IHREE
FARMS. located above stated. No. contains
kIGHrY-ONE ACRFS, No. 2 EIGIITY-ONE
ACRES. and No. rHlhTY-SEVEa AND ONF-
HALF ACRES. These farms are about two-thirds
cleared. and the balance very heavily set In pine
and oak wood.
The lard lies beautifully, near the head Of the
Meclmnlcsville turnpike the best road leading from
the city, In the heart Of The best vegetable region OF
Hanover, and Is unsurpassed for trucking purposes
and for fruit. Two OF the farms have fine meadows
upon them.
Each farm has comfortable dwelling for q small
family, with the usual out-huldngs. 1hisis rare
opportunity for persons Of limited means to obtain
a home at Il small cost.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
jyl Auctiou,eIS.
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+, reg. J. y. Hooper. Rev. W. r. Baker,
.., g.. !. -. WithcrspoOu. and others, who
H@ihia III June Oh tie Victoria cXcur-
r." =. Europe, have arrived at Liverpool.
49, hooper reports "all we'll"
'.' l"s'-oftcc at Pelnherton, Goochlaud
'''}' Va, I" rrc'tablished, with c. NJ.
.''!s - postmaster
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-03
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate a cent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TOMMISSIONERS sale OF LOTS
W IN DUVAL'S ADDITION, On ST. JOHN
OF. the Chanccry Court OF the city Of Richmond,
appointed bya decree enteIc on tho 18th June, 1879
III the case Of Angie rs. Oliver &C., shall proceed
10 sell ut public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the sd July, 1873, ut O'Clock Z. N.
tile following property, heng part fthe real estate
of which Joseph Angle died seized. viz:
so to IS FEET on the west line of ST. John street
near to Coutts street, running back l29 feet.
And $50 FEET OF LAND Oh the cast side of st.
Peter street between CuUttS and Hin stfeets run
ming back 100 feet.
TENS: One-third cash: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained till the further order OF the court,
b. Y. CANNON,
ie2s Commissioner.
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~ lRslSLAN .AcolpENTALLy. KILLED ~, THE

AN lRGISIAN .AcGlpgENTALI.Ysk KILLED In, THE
Wrsr.=The Reese River ,Reretae Of juno
"This morning about 81 O'Clock Isaac S.
Wells. a welikuown citizen of this city, was
shot and fatally wounded by shot from
rii,c-canc in the hands Of William Ticrney,
A friend and shopmatc of deceased. The
circumstances Of the killing are as follows :
+. (. Mcneil stepped into The International
Hotel this morning, having In his hand the
cane which had been presented him month
ago by Ticrney. The latter was standing ut
the bar, and as Mcneil came up he took the
cane ont of his hand and playtuly pointed
il at Wells. who was Just mt that moment
coming through the door. The cartridge
exploded. the ball entering the breast OF
Wells, who exclaimed. My God, Bill. YOU
havp shot me, and expired In few moments
attcrward. Ticrncv stood for moment as if
raralNzcd. then rushed up to deceased and
exclaimed, Ike. | didn't mean to shoot
YOU, and cvinced the greatest distress ut
the result OF his carclessncSs. The body
was taken TO the truck-house Of Confidence
Hose Company. where an inquest was held
hs Justice Logan, the jury bringing in YER
dict in. accordance with the above facts.
Wells and Iierncy both worked in Mr.. Wat.
sons blacksmith shop in this city. Deceased
was Il native Of Wcll>burg, VA, and WAS
forty wears Of age. He crossed the plains to
California in 1852, and resided most of the
time in (alavCraS county until 1863, when
he came to this city. He was Il kind
hearted. generous man. honorable in all his
dealings. and his untimrly death is sincerely
regretted by Il large circle Of friends and
acullaintanrtS.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Aucti0neers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank.

TWO SMALL FRAME TENEMENTS
l. ON POPLAR STREET FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-We will sell at auction, on the premises ON
FRA ME TESEMENTS situated on Poplar street
near che lumbcr-housc Of Ludlam Watson They
have each two ROOMS, and are well suited Tor SIM Il
family.
Tbs property win be sold rs whole, or div ided
ic 30 Critics 4 WILLIAMS, Auctio neers.
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AUCTIoH sALEs--Fnture Dsys.
BY b. .Davfsss g g : = g. -
Real Estate Agcntand Auct.oneer,
Eleventh and Nsin etreets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF G92
~ ACRES OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, WITH DWELLING AND GRIST-
MILL. THEREON.-By virtue OF decree of the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county In the suit Of
Hundley &c. rs. Spears and others, we will sell, Us
commissioners Of said court at public auction, in
front or the Chesterfield County courthouse, at IL
O'Clock D., on MONDAY the 18th day of July. 1919,
tnas being court-iay, the five hundred and forty
Two Two acres OF LAND; about cne-four;h cleared
paiance In wood anu timber; free OF all tncuIn-
Frances, and The one hundred and fifty acres. with
haiidsome dwelling, fine grist-ili. and usual out
gulldlngs thereon, allotted 10 the widow as her
dover and subject thereto; all In one tract and lying
a as, half mile from Richnond and Danviilr
ralroad, about twelve miles from Richmond.
and eighteen months, bonds With interest added,
title retained until purchase money is fnIly maid
G. e, HCRAE, tH
WILLIS J. DANCE
Commissioners.
Sale conducted nv s. n DAVIS ~
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CHICAGO As A GR!IS roET.-Thc grain
sale of Chicago amount to about S100.000,-
o0n yearly. The money transactions Of the
Chira.o Beard Of Trade. it is stated. are
larger than those of any other institution in
the United States. with only one exception,
and that Is the New York clearing-hol
This will give an idea of the va>tne>s of the
Chicago rain trade. During the first ten
ycar> OF IL" city'> settlement the shipments
were a> follows: 1898, IS bushels; 1889.
3.G1S bushels; 1910. 10000 bushels 1871
10000 bushels 1912, 5SG.9UI bushels 1913.
O>S.4G1 bushels: 1874, 923, l94 bushels; 1915,
/ .o:5,G20 bushels; 1876, l.599,Sl9 bushels ::
ISL. 22,2i3. 02l bushels. The entire elevator
capacity Of the city now amounts to l3.000,-
900 bushels. The handling of grain calls for
thc'strictc>t business regulations. which have
been established by legislation, the carrying
out OF the laws being intrllsted to board OF
warehouse and railroad commissioners. and
a corps Of grain inspectors.
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Leila Ellis, pretty and talented young
actress, who played M engagement In Rlch-
mond, q year or more ago, III: connection
with her sister, "Sappho," died recently ~
lndiaDa, ..
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BY Wellington GOddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOTS NOS.
= 6x AND 50 IN THE PLAN OF BELvI-
DEERE. At THE CORNER OF PINE AND
HOLLY STREETS.-At the request or the eaecu-
tor Of the late Richard W. Fox shall sell at auc-
ton on the premises, on SATURDAY the 5th Of
July 1879 al O'Clock, those TWO BEAUTIFUL
Iu'rS located H. above, each 3oIlts feet TO wide
alley. ~, ~oppr<
- 8uctiOneer
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10. h'@or HnArn in G""vhland, four miles
&" Dover, IN lH canal. SEQ Mr.. GEORGE W.
'No'- advertisement.
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AUCTION sALEs--Tnis nay.
BY Thomas W. Keesee, AuctfoneEr,
1877 Main street

7.'-1--- by Ihomas w. Keesee, Auctloneer,
1911 Main street,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS.
AUCTION THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock will sell at
my auction-house .@11-- !.
WALNUT aud OAK CHAMBER SUITS,
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
mARBLE-ToP TABLES, LOUNGES,
PIATo-STooLs,
WALNUT, ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, and PLATE
BUREAUS and WARpRoBEs:
hAT-RACKS, HArRCLUTH PARLOR SUIT,
nH1T1NG-DEsKS, HAIR MATTRESSES,
MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, SIDEBoARDs,
TABLES, CHAIRs, WAsHsTANDs,
Two CARRIAGES, In goodorder;
I1S-SAFEs, WALNUT aud POPLAR BEDsTEApS,
SHUCk MATTRESSES, &c, &C.
ALSO,
Ten rolls FLOOR MATING, to be sold on account or
whom 1t may concern.
THOMAS ". KEESEE.
Agent for Halls Fire and Burgiar-Proof Safes
jy3 80
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L RANCE XII hfHAST.-hT. ultOD, inc
editor of the Baltimore american, thus
speaks of the triumph of French art in the
Nicrna Exposition, in one of his late letters
from that city:
The general impression Of all candid visi-
tors is that France has carried off the palm of
superiority not only over Prussia. but even
over England, in this great Worlds EXposi-
ton. Even in the machinery department she
equals England, whilst in both manulac-
lures and the arts, rs well is the rich, rare.
and beautiful. She far excels all other nations.
The immense space in the main building
occupied by France is not yet al! opened to
the public, it having been found necessary
10 erect numerous side wings, but sufficient
i now ready for examination to show the
wonderful rccupcrating power Of the French
people. 1t is not only the richness of the
goods exhibited. but the taste and lavish en-
pcndlturc which the exhibitors have made
for the ormamrutation of their department
aud the display of their goods. She exceeds
England III the space occupied, and the tall
and elegant piate-Sla>s cases are placed so
close and compact that there is hardly suf-
ticcnt room left for the crowd of people who
are constantly tlrongiug around thcm. One
entire wing is devoted 10 biioutrie, and the
display of lcwclrv and diamonds, for which
Paris Is 50 famous. cXccl> that Of any other
country. The wing occupied by the manu-
tacturers Of Lyons is not yet opened, but
will, of course, be very fine. There is also
Il wing occupied by the French colonies, in
which Algeria figures very creditably. So
also in paintings. although all the rooms oc-
cupcd by France are not yet open. she
already carries of the palm of superiority
Italy alone cNctis her in statuary. The
French agricultural department. though not
IL great in extent Us that of England, is
fully equal TO that OF Prussia. and far ahead
of all other nations. \ great portion of the
runuiu, machiner. c: England is for the
Manufacture of cotton whilst France will
weave yelyet> and siik, and IaceS, and aston
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No 1910 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FALU-
" ABLE BRICK TENEMENT. ON THE EAST
LINE OF FOUSliEE BETWEEN BROADAND
GRACE STREETS, AT AUCTIOS-l shall as
acting under decree of the Chan
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmoni, entered the ?ls
June, 1878, in suit of Turner rs. Huclcs sci. ut pub
June. 1873. at 8 o'clock p. NJ, the LOT. with Il
BRICK TENEMENT thereon containing eight
rooms. with the usual OUT houses; lot 3oX-l feet"
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with In
terest added title retalnedby the court until same
arc Maid +. Y. CANNON,
Commissioner.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale, owing to the weather. j. post
poned to FRIDAY, the ith Of July, at +. NJ.
tyl LYME & BROTHER, Aucioneers.
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rE,HE Frs AND BURIAL
L INSURANCE COMPANY" having closed
business, beg leave 10 inform those VINO Insured I'D
seen, that wifi assume all liabilities and will RE-
FUND THE. MONEY originally paid upon return
of certificate, or become responsible for $40 In the
event of death, instead or furnishing the funeral
service Z. B. CERSLEI,
Thirteenth and Hull streets,
lie 2s-8s< Manchester. Va.
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NATIONAL LINE $EfS
~ STEAMERS s ssaEsslEazsssssss
FOOL, FORTSlGHTLY TO LONDON
(DIRECT). FROM PIERS IL
AND ~ NORTH RIVER,
NEW YlKk

These steamships are the largest In The trade.
Cabin passage $50, 49,, and FOO; excursion, $3.50
and SlsO currency; seerasc. S29. Prepaid steer
age tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, London
derry Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol or London, cheaper
than by any other route. For further information
apply to Z. W. j. HURST,
90 Broadway, New York:
i GEORGE W. ALLEN& 60, Agents:
~ Richmond,
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORk.-The Old lift
L. Dominion Steamship Cnmnuy's ee-rsE22SSssse54s
gan; steamship WYASOKE. CAPTAIN CoUClI, will
sail FRIDAY, July !, II 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Freight received until Thursday night
Through bills of ladiug signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch To all points north, south,
east, and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, ,bl2; steerase, se; round-trlp
tickets, 800 For freight or passage, apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents
IN PAT CnnpanY's Wharf. ROCkCtls,
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MoSD.AND NORFOLK sTEAM-s sss sskSs
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
WEEK.-Thc steamers of this line will leave Rich
,n0nd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY ut - O'Clock
NJ and Philadelphia every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY at the same hour.
Frciglts received daily Sundays excepted forall
narts Of PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey. and Delaware,
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans,
and bills of lading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
statr-rooIn So W. +. PORTER. Agent.
No. 242J Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE 4 CO., Agents,
No. IL South Wharves,
myoq No. II North Wharvcs Philadelphia.