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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-15
a-s. By Z. s. Seabury. Auctioneer, '-.
No, SO Sycamore street. Petersburg, Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
lI duly recorded from James NJ. Oyerton and wife,
dated 18th day of March. 1870, for certain pur-
poses therein set forth, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction on THURSDAY the 18th day of March,
1875, on the premises, at IL O'Clock NJ, TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND conveyed In
said deed. situated In Chesterfield county near the
Clover Hill pits, containing $50 ACRE jointly,
and adjoining the lands Of James r. Gates John X.
Lively's estate, George Barhan, G. q. Moore, VIII
liam Blankenship, and others. Part Of this land Is
In cultivation, and the remainder in wood. s.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale and to satisfy
the trust: the balance credit of one. TWO, and
three years for negotiable notes interest added and
title retained I'LL paid for. ]. s. MOORE,
P. s. sEABURY, Auctioneer. Trustee.
TO 1E.tltds .'.&Etf ~A@
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A vtrginian Ham ON the Virginia
Ham. -t.as
From The Norfolk Virgipian, Ham. chamber
layns, editOr.l s. u. .-t.s-

laynf, edtOr.l y. .@t. --
THE DISPATCH ON DFET.
The Dispatch gives its readers homiiy OF
q columns length on "bacon," as we Fir-
cinians IRE apt to say when wemean " hama."
Il Is q subject tradliionally dear to the Vir'
giniap, and the Dispatch's article was doubt.
less received thankfully, and not least so 10
that part of it in which our learned Tbeban
sketches in quite Idly llic strain the life of the
yirginian hog from bis infancy, with adver.
sity for bis rough step.motber. through his
furtiye youth, much bedepilled Of dogs, 10
bis sumpluous prime In the golden autumn
of his fulfilled term, when acorns and apples,
persimmops, and, it may be, the pumpkin
and the nubbin-dearest Of all to him
make for him sh0rt-liyed feast while the
sacrificial knife sharpens fer bis throat, what
time the bob.white whistles in the crab grass,
and the s'molly cotton :" whisks along the
frosted pathway or Dibbles, 'cepfident, In the
neglected garden, and the b'uebird SOUNDS
q melancholy note of parting from the top
Of the apple tree that furnished his hollow
home.
The yirtues of the hog, go Durtured as the
Dispdtch figures bin, would charm O Spar
tan. "Hardy. brave, and intrepid" Note
that iteration, "brave anu intrepid" How
the writer lipgers on bis virtues and doubles
them, as it were, in the enumeration. Then
with what artful contrast doth our Encyclo-
padic friend set in opposition to our free
denizen OF the fields, TO ourrchld Of nature
and triumph over unkind fortune, to our
Gland shark" and "raZOr back" the hide
Gus product, the monstrosity of fatness,'
that dIsgraces the sty OF the Chester, or is
forced, as the Poland. China gluttoD,. to
oscrofulous outcroppings and asthmatic
wheezings." With what poetic horror doth
he refuse more than to hint at the awful fact
that elsewhere than in Virginia the hog Is
skilled and cured by steaB." Then With
what relish be tells of the'ham, which to Of
fer unto mankind our granting hero "lives
bis life 10 q golden latitude and bequeaths
his body to the charming feasts."
Surely here is come,at once Marc to sing
and an Apicus to sayor the Wirginian hog.
Republican Rome noriroD Sparta itself never
trampled with sterner foot on luxury and all
its Ills than doth this Cato OF the Dispatch
on the idle stv OF the corn and swill-devour-
ing animal vainly said to be "improved,' y
and surely ne Vitellius, no' Claudius, ever sat
down to feasts Of peacocks' brains, night
ipgales' tongues, or rnan-eatipg lampreys
with more relish than attends this Barmecide
feast OF the Dispatch on "tbat cherished en-
blem of the most refined and golden bospi.
tality the world has ever seen-the Old Wiz
ginia ham,"
sour gallant posker" verify hath met with
q eggplant poet, and If one were not the
poet one might almost wish to be the porkel
thus to be sung in Epithalamiun.
(which moves us to say that the commen-
tator exeels the authoru 80
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Bald Mountain is beginning to be sgitated
sgain. The Asbviiie Exposition, the official
organ Of Old Badly, says since the earth
quake 10 Virginia, which shook the Rich
nond Dispatch SO Violently, the North
Carolina volcano has been heard to exelain,,
Competition is the life of trade" {
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RICHMOND, FREB'G Il POTOMAC y. X. Co,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEyT.
RICHMOND. January 3, 1875


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
2:35 P u. leaves Byrd-Strees station daily, con.
Meeting with the BaltimO and Ohio
E railroad and the Baltimore and
r.. Potomac ra!Iroat at Washington :.
I'D. THROUGH SLEEPER FROM WASH.
INGToS TO NEW YORK.
1000 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station (sundaTs
s. excepted), connecting at Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
5-# ts@ Baltimore and Ohio railroads.
6:e6 P. n. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN foy
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad.Sree
station (suudays excepted
JAIN. arrives at Byrd-Street station (hsns
days excepted
1870 P. n. arrives ut Byra-Strse, station daily.
S:37 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
at Broud-Street station tsaIdays e1'
ceptedD. -t
Parlor-cars on day trains.
Pullman sleepers on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broac-Street station
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ans SATURDAY
NIGHTS fol all points North and West. and ar.
rive on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. ConsIgnees OF live stock and perish"
able articles upon giving notice at depot can OBJ
tain freight at Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills OF lsding and rates given 70
p = = 's p> - ~ - F.T.D MYERS,
General superintendent
........ O. A. TAYLOR.
JAZZ General Freight and Ticket Agent
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, yfHIa $50 BY w. Goddin, rE'S ,3a'.a
,az Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer, :
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT ON
FS CtigRCH HILL.-In pursuance Of n decree OF
airy 10, 1876. In the cause OF Wilcox, guardian u.s.
hebbe, &cp the undersigned win sell atp public auc-
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th day
OF February, 1876 at4k O'Clock PM. Lot OF
LAND fronting 27k feet ca the east side of TWEEN.
+ty.forrth street between aud o streets, running
Adams's plan. r FEfCfits.. ..g,s.5esc.Tls E-E =
TERMS: One third In cash and the residue In
two equal instalments at six and twelve months
notes to be given for the deferred payments, with
interest added. r,.,er i..t +. NJ. CONNER,
Special Commissioner. :.
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fe 1926

EOR RENT.-By virtue Of decree of
4 the Circuit Court Of Benricn, appointing
John T. Jones, sheriff Of Henrico, receiver In the
trix and ats, shall, On TIL ESDA 7 The god day OF
February at IL O'Clock D., rent out for the hslance
Of this year, the FARM OF NISETY-THRFE
acres lately occupied by Thomas Wedteford de-
ceased, about three miles from the city OF Rich
mond, on the York River railroad y III r..
TERMS The rentor will be required 70 give bond
with gond security payable half on Sc of Octo-
Der. 1875, and The balance on the LIST of January,
1877. n...l >.-..,.ss,-s. sl,ga., s..t. -. :. -
: And on the same day. at Nancy hipmas4s, on the
Williamsburg Stage road. half mile from said Il rm,
shall, at O'Clock. proceed TO sell the PERSONAL
PROPERrY Of said W bitefords estate remaining
Jlnsold. y .5*.th@ WILLIAM WALSH, d. &
r7fa2E g-gIh ~ ~g..forJ.T. JONES. s. n g. ii
81 70 TX n IN Til q n eTn
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80. By Carter & Sibley, Auctioneers,
~ No. 10 south Fourteenth street.

WE WILL SELL AT OUR AUCTION
w HOUSE. No. 10 south fourteenth street.
WEDNESDAY the 9Th instant, at 1Oh o'clock
A. NJ, the following s'aple goods-viZ.: ~
20 boxes CHEESE fprime cntting), E#21
$50 balf-barrels NORTH CAROLINA ROE HER
s-. 80 RINGS.
" 10 barrels MACkEREL, "..h '-."'+s'SS
80 sacks COFFEE, r = ~ u. E.F.yn
8 chests TEA Green and Bick), ...-ss
100 boxes FA MILY SOAP (gdod,, 80.
Is gross BRIAR-ROOT PIPES. 'F..t- q"
+ ;, LARD, BUCKETS, sHAIpINEs, &C. =, -.
ALSO. - s. ~. 49,. ..-
= excellent COOK.sTtyE and UTENSILS,
l handsome BAR-COUNTER, .#rt .ar.I.!, q"
l OFFICE DESK and CHAIRS, -sF.4 ana 4.
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES, &C. !.
Consiguments for this sale respectfully solicited.
"a r., -.Err~ = CARTER & SIBLEY.
fe 1926 ....,- --..s,,. = AucIioneers. .
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u PASSENGER TRAINS leave West peiut DAI1v
at 8 A. NJ, srriving at Richmond at Ie A.. "
leave Richmond at 8 P. IL, arriving at IVES; Pom
! Trains connect at West Point With steamers from
Baltimore and all eastern points on WEDSEs.
DAYS, fridays, and SUNDAYS, and xss
steamers for Baltimore and an eastern toin;s ON
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS. -
Fare 10 Baltimore. 1 4 On
Fare 70 Washingt0n... Observation-Disclosures. 52a
Fare 70 Philadelphia. Observation-Disclosures. 66
SHnoUGH FREiGHT; TRxiaS leave < Rls ~
nond at 8 A. NJ. on WEDNESDAY,. FRIDAY.
and SUNDAY. connecting al West Point with
steamers, and delivering freight In Baltimore ea,v
next morning; returning, leave West Point Al
and connecting with the Through Freigh, Tra!ns
on the Richmond and Dauville railroad for ali
' LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with passenger.
coaches attached leave Richmond at $50 A. ". on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS
and leave West Point for Richmond the same ay.
al 1855 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 1855 p. III.
The management takes pleasure in Announcing
TO the travelling public aud shippers that :hs
steamers OF this line between Baltimore and West
Point have been reatted III the most Thorough
manner for the accommodation OF passengers and
freight. - 04i. ~
Travellers taking this line arrive IN Baltimore
In ample time 20 connect with the rail lines for
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all eastern
and western points.
Freights win be given the utmost dispatch. Va
transfers at Richmond Of freghts to or from sout.
-. :. II. T. DOUGLASS. Superintendent
W, N. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. my IL
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By Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Ills Main street.
I'RUsTERs SALE OF TWO two

H1RUsTERs SALE OF TWO TWO
i STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, NUMBERED
REa' &c @ $50 3, !. AND ND 7sS. On THE VEST
sssW hND DuVaL7sTREKTs, BY AuCTIoH[
Rv virtue If the provisions Of two deeds OF trust
h:yrsar date respectively the Goth day Of August,
1870, 1909 and lie day Or July. 1915. fsH s. Hec6:
the Chaneery Con. T q !, me sity Of Richmond 70
psynnent OF he o5iisa,. IONS of debt therein men.
hSnea, sisg %
lees In The deeds aforesaid zen " auction, on shs
premises, on MONDAY the I Sn ~. InssnS az g
O'Clock p NJ, the REAL ESAt y %S ~ ssaS
deeds, consisting Of TWO TW titaben eac, p
DWELLINGS, with four room Ir sac az
numbered respectively 5s0 and w ThirS strss S
By 1872 feet each. on the west add - .. 800 es
between jackson and Duysl streets. & T - +x,a,v,,G
TERMS One third cash balance In 80 a. ~
and eighteen months, NEGOTIABLE notes - ~
deferred payments, With Interest added el VfHS
by a deed OF trust, - WIN. IT. PLEASAlN 1P1 Is.
= +. HOLZIN1ER, :
2 .EeErs :ys - NOSES QUARLEs,
81 A. 3. COURTNEY, - d
Z %z.t. GEORGE 2. WISE, Il
d RIcHARpsos:& Co, Aaetoasers. .LI@ lfs1o
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Rev. DR.. Lorimer, OF Boston, recited
" Beautiful Snow frem his pulpit Sunday,
and there was no rush for the doors.
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: AUCFEON sALEs-Fatnrs Bays.

AgcTION 81 LEE Fatnrs Days.
BY y. Thompson Brown, s5;g
n Real Estnfe Areat and Aucficneer, 40
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dtspatch Office
AZ LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE q
~ eAssrGNEE,s AND TRUSTEES SALE
s4gtoR zsa - 81 80
= LIE TIE xpFzcrs or THE LARGEST
81 LIrHoGRAPHIcAN AND BooK-B1NDIFG
Js4> aa5aas ESTABLISHMENT ,,s..a.,,t u
SOUTH or BAEyIaoRE, COMPRISING ALL KINDS OF
TOPOGRAPHIC AND, BooK-BINDING >
40 ~ 4sf;, + MACHINERY, laa7 =
TOGETHER wfTH MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS
n ( cArPERrAINTyG TO Bald BUsTvEss, ALSO
Il xLARGE AND COSTLY SELECTION or
BLUE AND GRAY PHOTOGRAPHIC STONES
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, WITH MOST VALUABLE
ESGRAYIaGs THEREON, APPRRrATsIEG TO i
:, THE TOBACCO, NsUBANcE,AND BANK !
as0E ING BUSINESS OF RICHMOND AND "a 4
=. a., p ADJACENT CIIIEs, AND CITIES 4oa p
IL - OF ADJACENT STATES, 80 tgaa
- BEING AyACCUa1U- i i;gaa.sfs Is
IATIoN OF A BUSINESS OF MORE THAN TWENTY
FIVE YEARS sTASDING-THATg OF THE Z
l. LATE CT LUDWIG, THE SOUTHERN
LITHoGE1rFTC COMPANY, AND
lyiss - sIsELkfE vApUGBLE ADDITION
II THERETO BY
so-g,z;fg MEsSRs. sIM0Ns r. EEINISGHAM. =
lALARGENUmBRRO OF STOCK ENGRAyINGs
THE WHOLE TO BE SOLD AT THE EsTAB
s.fT LIsaMENT, IN POWER HALL
| CORNER OF: TWELFTH AND CARY STREETS
II 81 15: RICHMOND, VA.F sxU!isHl9 !,
.s ON MONDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1875; =
| ...,.-7 commencing at IL O'Clock. 1O.,22 -
| This establishment, before going into bankrupt
jcy-which WAS caused only for want OF capital, be
Ling unable 10 meet their payments on the large pur
tcbases OF The machinery therep-was commanding
! very extensive and lucrative business, owing u
the large nun Der of tobacco factories. insurance
| companies. and banks In Richmond and neigbbor
ing cities Ieating large and increasing demant
| for photographic work. a favorable opportunity i
thereby afforded toany who may desire to- establish
themselves in successful photographic bushes
| commanding the southern trade. :,
All articles formeriv belonging to c. O. Ludwil
viii be sold Jointly by assignee and trustee. TIL
| The pngravings on the photographic stones ar
very valuable, having originally cost from $5 u
TERMS: Under 81 90 cash, over 800 one four,l
cash balance In two. -four, and SIX months, wit
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed. - {
EDWARD n. CRUMP, Assignee. b
/ H2 ,#'i-e WELLINGTON GODDIN, Trustee.
| j. THOMPSON BROWN kuctiOneer. 2"
| .- - fe 15.lS.19,21 24.25,26,2S
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AUCrIOH sALfs-rasa1re Days.
.4.st.., BY IN, Lee
Resl Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
No. II Eleventh street.

FRAMED DWELLING ON
y MOORE STREET NEAR kENNEY Street
FOE SALE AT kUCTIONs-Hy request OF Mr.
Robert Hope will sell, at public auction, on fhe
prcTnfses Oh WEDNESDAY,. 18TH or Febr1arys at
az O'Clock. the property above described The lot
-rTERMs: One third cash; balance. on . credit OF
SIX and twelve months for negotiable notes, inter;
est added, secured By trusf.deed on the properly.
~~fe lI f.,{,;sgs4 ~ N.M.LEE, Auciioueer.l !
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TOHN N. GORDON'S SONS
- WHOLESALE GRoCERa AND DRALERS IN
NOVA SCOTIA GRIHDSTOSES,
No. IL Pesrl block, Fourteenth street. between ::
Main and Cary streets, 5a - Z
offer TO the city and coustFyItrsae sE.,sssf+rs
REFINED WHITE aad YELLOW yEUGAR--various
Cruces: s@,r4 = y ST. AE:ffk ttlsis y - =
RIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAVA COFFEE; SsG s2a !,
sUGAh. HOUSE aud PORTO Rico MoLASsES;r y,
FINE GUSP0wDER and BLACK UOLoNGl TEAS =
81 tkRB SODA. CAROLINA RICE, ts-.t ~ /.
AnAMASTINE CANDLES. PEARL STARCH, go I.
LAUNDRY SOAPS or various grades, - 9.
CEEEsE. LARD, FISH. BACON, BULK-MEATS,
ldYKRpOoI. SALT.CUT NAILS, EzfLsg-L-T-
NOVA SCOTIA GRISDsTONEs. ia lS-lmeod
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- BY syery and Powell Auc '1 I'M g., i
u Ii EhI' 1894 Main street. 7" - !,
SALE OF FINE SOLID
cm:n JEWELRY AND .PLAIED-W.AhE,
WATCHFS, DC, At AUCT1ON.-Thiss. Sd, ia et,,s a.
ioh O'Clock We VIM sell at our ssGre s,saness or
ane SOLID GOLD 'JEWELR!Y and hoLL'
PLA AZ EXT smn Ftp GOLD EARRINGS setwith
II : Lake George Diamonds, 1912 LI33.
LAKE GEORGE Pins, AT .qa,ir4sb
20 GOLD STUDS, .ss,..,.....-
TSa Shote to he sold without limit or reserve 10
the sale Of which the attention OF me uaoe anu
I'LL sass.Hiii he csntuued at 10H A. d. and s
p. AZ. daily until the entire stock Is closed:
fix BYERLY & POWELL, Aucnoneers.
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EOR BALTIMORE. ;ga aaa SlM,
II -a asst ge TRI-WEEKLY.t4EEssstssssfE2s n

II ..aa.st -s 81 TKI-WEEKLY.'&aatssssfEEsa
-lrf POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE. =.
( .rt.rigs. esiz. rrn FOE II r3Ettt II 2rI;g -
...rs ..- b, THROUGH FREIGHT. gs.r.a- !.
kO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
49,, '.-..,.,,,'.,r BALTIMORE :, .....g g.+.sf#
80. .r,r NO DoCKAGE CHARGED.
The new ana fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WEsTOVER, of this line, leave their new pier, In
the Dock, foot OF Twenty. second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS; st
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at A
O'Clock, for Baltimore, ing close connections at
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central railroad for northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed 10 Ralri more and Ill points
West, and rates guaranteed as low as by any other
line. a pply 10 So L. B. TATUM, Agent
: Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets and No.
COS Main street. So -.:.Nf sff',s.sgu J.1 oc 81
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H(yANTON INSIDE LINE.nssI9. /,
NEW. FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
3, h.t RICHM OND AND PHILADELPHIA

q a.. RICHM OND AND PHILADELPHIA :
= - - TRI.WEEKLY. a.
,. On and after OcToBKR lsT the splendid Iron
steamers OF this iine Will leave Eichmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Twenty. second and Dock streets making close con
necuon each trip at Caution, Md, 4 East gaitimore)
with the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for FhiiadeIphia." "
gy%fTI II. \ SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: c1-,jSsG-
An freight by this Line covered BY lire and marine
insurance free of cost No dockage charged At
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. This
Is theqnickest Line Between Philadelphia and Rich
mond. = -,,-.t..s,, re .-qt,., ..sltr-s-T{ ! =
. Freigats ordered, by this line should ba marked
Canton Inside Line, - and sent TO the PhiIadet
phia, Wilmington aad Baltimore depot, Phiisdel.
phia. -, - \, y.s1 :. - i
Freights received daily In Pbitadelphia and Rich.
mond. For further Information apply to-
~ f,e--rs; t.-.. L. b. TATUM Agent. .
Offices TWenty-secend and Dock streets j
~ l%b - and No. sos Main street or to !
lgEas9 Cd. g.. WILSON, General Freight Agent, e
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia. -. = -. :. 81 8 .
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By Cook 4 Langaton, A ueioneefss
e e No. 10 Governor street ,

81
r..pcE ,AssORTNENT OF HOUSE
t1IaID .1yfREITTTRE, MrLoDE0N. GOOD
sAHosssY 1IA ,N1tsrriooAk IaTfahfisS61Y a IL
PEIS. 6Cs I'm .a,, n our auc;iou.rooms large as
so1s,s, snpsp Ge
OAK LhhE ~ ~ SrliyrD WARDReBES.
MnT0e1rY BUREAUS and LKAF-IAB n
MAHOGANY and WALNUT bEDsa EAD'' .ts'J'.> 2
s1pFBoAHDs. TIN-SAFES. EzEst X
0IK and WALNUT FXTENsIoF-IABLEs' /.
GREEN REPS PAHLoR SUIT "..t t.z =
. CANE. and WooD:sEAT CHAiRs,
yery good MAHOGANY ,s sI1iSG bv ! 8 feet:
! VEayET CARPET, 15b BY IL feet; Etlg .
WAIyUT HAT-RACKs. -...,.lrrl adj s,.s Il ;.
FENTHER-BEDs, LOUNGES, 80 (
several SEWING .MAGHINEsf i.s.l, co. s1@'f Z
MxRBLE-ToP WA5HsTAEDs, 3
REFRIGEnAToRS, -za.e t@
'1sooKISl. and HEATrSG-STOFEs'
/, p,i.. OTTER in good order.
larpe-siZe sAoeA". COOK & LAUGHPON,.
.fe15aa8S 4~-Tl 4 - : - = 9.-e.-1-ss- --
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.
ZOE PHILADELPHIA. &EKSf

\ g = - s!a4ksas.1h
Steamer ALLIANCE, Captain CARR, Will receive
freight for The above port till TUESDAY the 10Th
Instant at IL O'Clock. .-. 4 ~ H..
Freight taken for Wilmington, DEL, Providence,
and Boston, and bills OF lading signed through.
Passage TO Philadelphia. including meals and
stateroom, $S. w, p. PORTER, Agent, ....
ia IA ct No. 2425 Dock street.
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n N. WALKER d CO., GENERAL IN
METALS. dc.
-. META1S, &c. $780, ..y
IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE.

J. -. .a..s aar sg2#a ID F.fe- : sr.t .lcEt :
e. JAMES i JOHN n, GORDON ~
offer for sale at lowest rates, at Nos and Four
$500 tenth street, near Exchange Hotel L2
REFINED BAR. HO0p, aud BAND aE1N; Z! =. , 5
STEDES and COUNTRY HAhMEREp IRON;
HORSESHOE IRON, NAILaR0DS, IRON AxLES;
SMALL, koCSB, and s9UARE, OVAL, half OVAL
and HALF ROUND IRoS; ''s''a r
,EHaIIsH aud AMERICAN CAST and E&GLISH and
AMERICAN BLISTE Erred STEEL; = ,,....s,-....
HORSESHOE NAILS, BALIya WIRE, TIN PLATE,
PIG and BAR TN, SHEET ZINC, - o. e." !
SPELTER; INGor COPPER, TANNERS SOLDER,
CUT NAILS. GRINpSTOSES, it,. +
STAR and.TREDEG&R HORSE aud MULESH0Rs,
THNBLE SREINS, WAGON and CAET-BoxEs.
il IL. 1meod ..aa. ..e.-gts
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GALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT

y t.(g AUCTION -. -, Z
On THURSDAY, February "a. 1875, at West
ham. SIX miles west OF Richmond, commencing at
10 O'Clock A. H. tie subscriber, intending TO leave
the State will SELL without reserve, the following
viz Nine frst class VI Es, from four 70 six years
old; four gentle 'HARNESS-HORSES;s sixty heaa
pail. oxen. heirers. and grade lot OF fine WHITE
CHESTER HOGS, sOWs, and PIGS; one large
ING IMPLEMENTS; lot of P0ULTKY. &c. lot of
CORN-about 1000 bushels; lot Of SHgCkS: l50
bushels seed WINTER OATS; one COOKING:
KITCHEN FURNITURE, DAIRY-WARE, &c !,
TERMS: Over 800, four months for approved
negotiable notes. Refreshments ae sale.
w. G. MoSCCRE. Crier. N. W. SCOTT.
Captain 3. W.. Green and r. W. Dunns way,
oIerks Ea.tt- r.'=' y" O. ~" fe 12,1H,19.&SSs.
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Books, STATIONERY. &c.
1874. NOW IS TIE TIME 1876
TO SUBSCRIBE. ,o-. II"

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AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published in this country and
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, STOREm
AND DWELLING, with SIX ACRES OF HI
LAND. on The road leading from the new henrico
turnpike to Hanover Courthouse, and one aod nsn
miles from Ashcake, on the Chesapeake ana Ohlo
railroad. Price low and terms easy. tG :
fe123t r.a t..- No. IL Eleventh street,
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Thls company VIII dlSp2tcli one OF tHTH ~
steamers--OLD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY OF high
water. Il I'll f& .... .1t -sssf5l ~
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly for this roure. -.-r- r. -...#.. -
They have splendid saloons, stats-roos, and bath.
rooms. $50 - "1@ "a
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un.
surpassed. , /.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the rcompany's covered pier, 81
North river. n. I'll. g..zs. ....,4g.a.a.y .
Freighis for points beyond New York forwarde d
with dispatch. and no charge made except actua
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 5 z. ". daily. or -
- For further information apply to -
s.- rsu GEORGE w. ALLEN % CO., Agents,
my 10 office Company's wharves. Rockets.
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DOR NEW 1Ukh.-Tpe' UIu &FKTM
Il Dominion Steamship Company's ssats6xcs
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
win sail TUESDAY, February 18th, at 0o'clock A.
N. ~ - .-.-..
Freight received until o'clock Monday eve
ming.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
wardea with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west ; also, to foreign ports. &-"
h Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, $l2; steerage, So; round
trip tickets. $50. -..., ...s s.......#
E. - 80 = 6. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
fel4.2t Compauy's Wharf, Rockets