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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-22
By Edward C. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1915 Main street.

.DEAUTIFULSU SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
ID AND EIGHT ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
AIT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, July 26, 1876,
(having duly executed power of attorney so to do
/ will sell ut O'Clock i. NJ on the premises, that
very desirable DWELLING, with EIGHT ACRE
OF LAND, 0nc-half mile beyond the corporation
line, on Main street, occupied by General W.: G.
Newbcrry. The improvements are brick dwelling
with twelve roens excellent order, the inside being
particularly neat and tasty finished: brick kitchen
with four rooms; stable and other usual outhoses;
the whole under new fence. There Is an excellent
assortment Of fruit on the place. The land has been
highly improved, as will he seen by the vegetables
and crops now growing. Besides being beautiful
home this property Is very valuable In view of the
growth of the city In that direction. Lots adjoining
on the west have been sold by the undersigned 1T
prices that would make this place paying specula
ton at once If dividcfand so sold.
TERMS: On more than one half of the purchase
money credit will be given till December, 1878, at
six per cent; the balance will be cash short
credits. EDWARD G. GODDlN,
wis Auctioneer.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoADl
COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG kAiLRoADt
COMMENCING JUNE 4th, 1876, trains
LEAVE RICTMoSDls0CTIi.
$40 A. M., THROUGH NAH. daily teTcept sun.
day.. connecting for all points south
and West. Slsping-car attached runs
1ao r. A., ThsSns 6 T siA daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
ssngers taking this train Will make
@ close connection at Petersburg ioI
Norfolk, and ut Norfolk with splendid
Bay-line steamers for Baltimore, Pail.
adelphia, and New York. Fare rs low
As by any other line,
$40 y. NJ, FREIGHT daily texccpt Sunday, WIZ
coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. .,
7:30 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcept sa''
tiayl. with coach attached .,,,,
l1:44 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily, conneciins
with Richmond, Fredericksburg y ans
Potomac railroad for all points EaS
1855 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily except SUN.
days connecting .ith - Rie rsiposd
for all points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached, running throuxu
to Baltimore. Also making close esI,
uection with the CHESAPEAKE and oinsy
railroad for the virgtEla Springs ana
all points NORTH and Wssi. md the rs.
p. H. train from Petersburg, viii step at all s.atS;
This Is the only line with double daily trains
close connections for Charleston, Columbia, Angus
Savannah, and the South. a,
Passengers for Clover hin Pits leave RichmsofsHp MI
LEO T. 81 MONDAYS, WEDNESDAfs,sn a -
All TRAINS leaving Petersburg wifi start frea
je aps'''1'.''s -, A. SHAVE. Superintendent.
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Love and Mischief.

One sunny day Love chose to stray
Adown a rosy path forbidden,
Where Mischief dee p in ambush lay,
And watched his snare meath flowers hidden;
Love tumbling In began to shout
For Mischief's aid. lest he should smother.
:. You little demon, let inc out,
Or I'll report you TO my mother"
Said Mischief. 'I'll not set you free
Unless you share your power with me,
And give of every heart you gain
One half to Joy and half to pain"
Love struggled, but in vain, alas
lie was not born to prove martyr.
And, sad to tell 1t came to pass
He gave In to the little Tartar.
Love flew to Venus In Il pet,
And cried, when he had told his story:
:. Oh, Queen of Beauty, never let
THAT little imp wear half my glory"
The goddess. with n look sclate,
Replied, II cannot alter fate.
. But you shall conquer still, my boy,
GScribner'S.
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| TREASURE TROvE-A LARGE SUN OF MO-
NEY Found BY FRENCH PRIEsT,-The Lon
don Telegraph of July 9Th says: "Leysand,
little village IN the Department OF the Ain,
has for some time past been agitated by q
small romance OF its own. Its parish priest
or cure, died suddenly. and 4 young man
was appointed in his place. The new in
cumbent, soon after entering upon his cure,
began to rummage about the parsonage.
! Among heap OF empty bottles he alighted
on couple of small oak chests. or, to speak
more exactly, boxes heavily clamped. Fore
! ing them open, he found them stuffed
with gold pieces amounting to total Of
| Is, 600 francs, or, as nearly as may be, G270.
Nothing would have been easier for him, OF
course, than toeflave held his peace about
the matter. Instead OF this, however, being
young man, and consequently we'll bal
lasted with conScience-a commodity which
is apt to wear away rs life adyances-he be-
took himself to the village Marie. The de-
ceased cure was VIGOROUSLY q person OF
economical. not to say misery, habits, and
there was good ground for the belief that it
had been his practice for many years to ac-
cumulate and secrete his savings. Such
habit is common enough in out-of-the-way
corners of England. ANY country lawyer
Ill ludStlSC cttii VII NO Va SiiShcH
usually old men or women-who have
considerable sums, partly in bank-notes and
partly in money Of every conceivable de-
domination, slowed away in teapot, or the
heel Of an old stocking, or beneath a brick
in the floor, like Silas Mariner, or under the
thatcl, or in some other equally improbable
hiding-placc. In France this kind Of thing
is not so much common as universal. With
the Partisan, it is true, his money comes
lightly, and goes as lightly as it came. But
in the provinces economy trenches upon
perjury, and thrift approaches the border
land of miserdom.
"Upon the whole facts Of the case there
could he little doubt, if any, that the money
found in the cellar was the outgoing cures,
and it was accordingly handed over by the
Marie to the personal representative Of the
deceased ecclesiastical miScr. That gentle
man, with liberality worthy Of the occa-
sion, took the $4,000 francs, and, by way Of
showing his gratitude, made the young
priest, to whose honesty he owed this uneN-
pected windfall, the handsome present Of
912 English money, or, in French coinage,
900 francSo
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Rhode Island farmers cut hay in the night.
When one OF them gets nervous and can't
sleep, he gets up and mows the State over,
after which he goes to bed and gets good
nights rest Worcester Press.
The will OF Colonel Price, "the million.
aire brewer" is now contested. His chill.
dren will be provided for wherever found.
Two OF the widows are left without money
and without Price Graphic.
The idea that women are akin to the an.
gels loses its force after man has seen
party Of six OF the seraphic beings engaged
In enfilading dish Of baked beans.-.N ei
York Dispatch.
The Marion {Va.) Patriot- Herald says the
great need OF that town is o burying-
ground.
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By F. j. Sampson
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
No, 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

ByF. j. Sampson
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
EASE OF VALUABLE COAL MINES
LIAM PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
At ATGTIoN IN p PoWm dIiA |, ,G G9UHT9
on THE o 27T TIL DAY OF ~ JULR, I'D 1915 g
NoT), ON THE NEXT FAIR DAY THEREAF.
TER. ON THE PREMISES.-At the request OF
Messrs Duval & Wikerson. l will proceed to SELL at
the time and place aforementioned, to the highest
bidder, their LEASE and MINING PRIVILEGES
i'm the NORWOOD COAL-MINING PROPERTY.
Their lease has about nine years to rum The mines
are situated only a few hundred yards from James
river connected Herewith by Il railroad 200 feet
long: Is in working order. with an neXhaustibe
seam of bituminous coal. The TIMBER on the land,
of which there IS an abundance, goes with the
mining privileges.
At the same lime and place will be sold lot of
MULES, HORSES,
CARTS, WAGONS, and HARNESS for same,
and all necessary fixtures for conducting the mining
'" Also. 2,4oo feet of RAILROAD IRON now on
the road.
This property has been In successful operation for
number of years. The coal mined thercfrom is
bituminous, and pronounced by the Tredegar and
other companies to be first-ratc for furnace pur-
poses.
Any Information in regard to the property will be
given by the owners, the premises, or by the auc-
tioneer. In Manchester, Va
TERMS: Negotiable notes at ninety days with six
per cent. interest added, satisfactorily endorsed.
iy Ia i, j. SAMPSON, AuctiOncer.
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THE FRENCH SENATE-WHAT IT CosTS
THE TREAsURY-THREE HUNDRED Senate RS
The France, newspaper published In
Paris, gives the following calculation OF the
expense thrown on the French treasury by
the institution of the Senate:
"Under the Empire Senate OF about one
hundred and fifty members cost the coun'
try nearly five millions Of francs per an
mum, independently Of the administrative
expenses of the Chamber, which exceeded
q million. The senators appointed under
the Constitution Of 1852 each received ar
annual STIPEND of 10000 francs, which
might be increased from other sources. The
Republic has 800 senators, each OF which
is paid 5000 francs per annum. The Presl
dent OF the House receives $4,000 francs
with some advantages in residence and SER
vice, which permit him to observe ar
amount OF state sufficient under Il Demo
cratic form of government, or one " hich is
deemed such.
~The stipends of the Questors is also
5000 francs, but they have suites OF rooms
and some other advantages attached to the
office. AS the installation Of the upper
chamber did not take place until the Sth Of
March, the amount payable to the senators
this year will not exceed 2,191, 470 francs
the President will receive $1,000 francs, ant
the Questors q, 900 francs. This forms the
greater portion OF the cost. But Senate
cannot be maintained without 4 host Of sub
sidiary expenditure which must not be lost
sight of. For example, number of indi.
viduals have to be employed in il variety Of
capacities, from Secretary-General who
receives 10000 francs per annum, doctor
who has 1880 francs, down to twcnty-siN
messengers, porters, &C., who each receive
1000 francs.
"Then there are the twelve ushers Of the
hall, where the sittings are held, whose sal
aries are 1900 francs per annum, and ;
number of similar functionaricS, who re-
ceive 1900 francs annually, attached to the
presiding officials OF the House and to the
Questors. In addition to the Secretary
General, there is an under secretary anG
two subordinate officials who this year will
receive 1s,4S6 francs, while those in the
immediate service OF the President, secre.
tary and under secretary, will this yeal
receive 1914 francs. The report OF the eX.
tended account OF the proceedings is under
the charge Of chief OF the service, whose
salary Is 5000 francs per annum, an under.
chief and ten reporters, whose stipends are
from $500 francs to 1850 francs; in all, for
about nine months and half, %, 800 francs.
When the care and amount of work which
the detailed record OF the debates require
are taken into account the sum cannot be
regarded as an extrayagant one"
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucdonecrs,
lib Main street.
rrRITsTEErS' s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUA
Il BILE BUILDING LOTS, WITH a SMALL.
FRAME DWELLING THEREON, ON THE WEST
SIDE OF THTRTIETH STREET BETWEEN y
AND O STREETS, CHURCH HILL. BY AUG
TOMAS trustee in certain deed bearing date the
22d of December, 1875, from G. NJ. Fleck, duly re-
the city of Richmond being required SO to do by the
beneficiary therein secured shall sell by auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 9th July. 1876,
at 6 O'Clock F. NJ, the real estate described In said
deed, consisting of TWO LOTS, by $50 feet each,
with small frame dwelling thereon. and an alley In
the rear OH the west side of Thirieh street between
n and o streets, Church HILL
TERMS One third cash. the residue in four and
eight months, negotiable notes given for the defer
red payments, with interest added. and secured by Il
deed Of trust. j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Euctioneers. jy17
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BY Robert II. Lyme
Successor to Lyme 6 Brothcr),
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
i GPOCERY-STAND, WITH NICE DWELL
ING. GOOD KITCHEN. FINE LOT. AND EXCEL
LENT WELL OF WATER, ON TWENTY-FIETIl
STREET WEST SIDE. BETWEEN N AND o
STREETS.s FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY AIR.
THOMAS E. WEST AND NOW by MR. zen
SER, by AUCTION.-As trustee in a certain
deed from T. F. West and wife to me. dated 14th
july. 1875, recorded in d. B. l06 A.. h 10, to Sc
cure note for S425 at twelve months after date |
having been made In its payment. sell upon the prem
iscs. on MONDAY NEXT. the oath day of July,
1876. at q O'Clock =. NJ. the above desirable STORE
and DWELLING. It now rents for s13 per month.
The lot fronts on Twenty-ffth street % feet and
runs hack 25 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS Cash as to expenses of sale and sufficient
amount 10 pay of the note with cost, interest, &c,
iy SIT X. 4. SIEAGHER. Trustee.
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BY Chaffin, Staples 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
Tenth and Main streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABl

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. TWO-STORY FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT,
CORNER OF MARX AND SUMMERS STREETS,
IN MARKS ADDITION TO THE CITY OF MAN
CHESTER. AT AuCTION.-By virtue Of 4 certain
deed Of trust executed by johnson Jeffs and wife,
bearing date the Sd day Of May. 1873, recorded in
Chesterfield County Court clerks Office, d. u. SO,
page PA default having been made In the Payment
of the notes thereby sccured) shall proceed to sell
(beng thereto required by the beneficiary ut auc-
ton, the premises, to the highest bidder on FIR
DAY the 2Sth day of July, 1876, at G O'Clock Z:
NJ, that LOT or PARCEL OF GRouND designated
rs Lot No. 5, in Square No. 81, on the map OF Pnr-
cell & Cabcll's extension of Marks addition to the
town of Manchester, made by Joseph D. Peasants,
and recorded In the clerks office of Chesterfield
County Court November Is, 1872, with the i'm
provemcntS thereon, consisting Of a TWO .STORY
FRAMED DWELLING, with brick cellar under
part. and the usual out-huildings: and bounded as
Follows: Commencing on the northwest line of
Marx street ut its intersection with the southwest
line OF Summers street, running thence along said
Marx street in southwestern direction, and 'front.'
Ing thereon &C feet and running back between para-
lei lines of which Is Summers street, 157 feet
to an alley 16 feet wide.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough in cash to defray the
expenses Of sale and to pay off and discharge nego
fable note for So 10, with interest from November
3. 1875, and another note for $3.50, with interest
from May 3. 1876, till pad; and the balance Qf
any) upon such terms may be announced at the
sale. W. l.. COWARDlN, Trustee.
CHAFTIN, STAPLES 6 Co., AuctiOnecrs. jy1S
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BY w. GOddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, VALUABLE
n TIMBER ON A TRACT OF LAND IN THE
COUNTY OF PRINCE GEORGE, MD MD SPLEN;
DID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ETTENGER 8
the owner, Mr. William Gee, will offer for sale al
my office, in the city Of Richmond, corner of Bank
and Eleventh streets, on TUESDAY the 25th day Of
July, 1876, ut ~ b., all the STANDING TIMBER
on tract Of land In Prince George county near
Disputanta. The said tract, 1t is estimated, Will cut
about 100000 feet of originalgrowth pine. At the
same time and place will sell one TfI11tTY-HORSE-
POWER STEAM SAW.MlLL. nearly new, made by
Ettenger & Edmond: four good BOGY,CARS; one
LOG-WAGON, &C., &c. The bogy-track Is In good
order, and connects with the railroad. thus ahording
excellent facilities for shipping lumber.
Parties desiring to examine this property Will be
shown it by Mr.. William Gee, on the premises.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut four, six, and
eight months for negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
d0rsed, and interest added w. GODD1N-
~ 1914 2l,23&25 Auctioneer.
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A,,uIcT N, 3, / s,.ALrss--This Day.
3 nv Chatiin, Staples s. 20,
Real Es,ate Agents and Au5si66HeeFs, So
~ No. 4 Tenth street.
u,7I-,RIJsTEYs SALE OF HOUSE AM

U-,RrJsTEE,s SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT on THE East SIDE II,E Of rgGHAi,fS44E
M sNn : sBhIDWiE STREETS, T., THE CITY OF
RiCHMoND-B virtue Of a iced Of trust eJ ec,ited
by William Willis daIsa ~ scr e
b. 1O5 D, page tsIauft having reen made In
the payment Of zoe netn therein seear a. lshan pro
~ ut auction. 10 tho highest bidder the Ire1
on THuRsD Az, July co. a. clock .' Ist9
the above ynlsaIs properly. G.e lot fronts tsirty-
two fest more OF less Buchanan street ana runs
hack beawecn nar7ei Illness distance OF one hundrei
and eleven aad a half feet. 80 o,,o.r-
TERMS Cash enough IT, defray expense s Oh d essG a
ting this rTnst and TO pay off note oil S25u que Ss
49, 1876, with Interest until paid ana Iie Ieli ,i
der If ANY, OH such time rs the said htiian ' LII
shall direct or in of his failure 10 give snch vi
rectiosa, then as the trustee shall thing NJ ,,,,o
'' MANNING G. STAPLES Trustee.
(.pApr1S STApL ES C CO.. Auctio1ccrs.
POSTPONEMEST.
The above sale IS postponed on account on nt 10
until SATURDAY July ~, lS7S, as S's or G1 HS
1 Trustee.
! 1y Il
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by j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1O16 Main street.

A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF FOUR AND
N ONE EIGHTH ACRES OF RICH LAND AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on the premises, on T uES-
DAY, 25lh July, 1875, at O'Clock Z. NJ, the above
ham road or Cary street, mile west of the city.
Main street continued would pass throughits centre,
and Federal street along Its north line. Is No. IN
the division OF the late John Chamberlains land.
NOw'S THE TINE TO BUY.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at one two,
three and four years for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by trust-deed. -...r.
jy ids j. L.APPERsON, Auctioneer.
If more land should be wanted am authorized to
sell TWO LOTS OF the same size adjoining this,
well enclosed, with q barn on one Of them, and
otherwise improved. [iY col j. u. A.
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BY n. n. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and AucHoncer,
No, IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. HOUSE AND LOT ON THE SouTHEAS ASST IA,
SIDE OF HULL STREET, IN THE CITY of
MhNCHESTER.-By virtue OF n certain deed OF
trust from Robert Polk to the undersigned bearing
date the 18th October 1873, recorded IN inc CLERKS
SO, default having been made In the payment OF the
note secured by said deed and being required SO to
do by the holder of said note will proceed 70 Sei az
nublic auction on the premises oa THURSDAY.
27th July 1875, at O'Clock p. NJ, the property de-
scrbed In said decd as fronting Ieet SIX
running back within parallel lines to an alley twenty
feet wide being part of lot known rs Lot No. 2s2 IN
the town of Manchester, with all the Improvements
thereon.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash rs may be necessary to
defray the expense of executing this trust and to pay
OFF and discharge note secured In said deed for
$3.50 six hundred and fifty doiiars) with accrued
Interest: balance Of the purchase money on such
terms as may be made known at The time OF safe.
wis n. NJ. LEE, Trustee.
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The discharge of Edwin Booth from
bankruptcy without an application on his
part will be looked upon as a graceful
recognition by his principal creditors OF the
many claims OF Mr.. Booth as manager and
a man. All united in disposing Of their
claims to friend Of Mr.. Booths, thus vir-
tually releasing him from further obliga-
Unconstitutional.
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/ Mrs. shoddy Ito shopkeeper): ''Show me
1 q thermometer-one of your very best"
iSDopkeeper: "This, ma'am, Is one OF our
finest Venetian glass and the best quick
silver" Mrs. Shoddy: "Silyeri That
would be very nice for the ktching, but
want one for my boo-door. Haven't you
one with quick-gold?"
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A woman may disguise most OF her I'M
ferfections, and seem like thing of beauty
10 the susceptible and inexperienced, but
10 man who has been through the wine
press Of half a dozen courtships can ever
,e deceived by the splendor of glass eye.
BROOKLYN argus.
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The yenire that tried John Hensley on G
charge Of burglary last week said: awe
believe he broke into Jets meat-house we
believe he stole the meat; yet we do not be.
lieye he ought to be sent to the peniten.
tiary," and accordingly fixed his term Of
imprisonment in the county Jail at three
months.-ScOH County Vc.l Register.
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THE IrFE OF a BOHEMIAN

AN OXFORD FRESHMAN AT slxTEEN-A
CONVICT At sEpENrEEN-TEN YEARS AS
AN AUSTRALIAN BUsHRANG RIA
GLIMPSE OF GLORY AS a CALIFORNIA
NABoB, AND THEN BACK AGAIN TO row
ERTY.
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A,rre.TTON SAL
ADSI Il11s-c 70 ..sSs..Fafure Days.
=. HisAarison q Co. ss3ssgs sss,se5 5sss
Re. sleta;H Agents and Anctioupers,
Slll3 Main street. So i
vAkETABrE SUBURBAN. FARl

4 VALUABLE SUBURBAN FA RM
the St Instant, at o'clock r ~, we snail seit py
on on the memiscs, the valuable FARM RAJ OF DE-
Martin 8. Taylor, two miles northwest Oh .ne Ca.S W
imnroying drive, near 20 AID adjoining the lands q
Messrs Branch, Bamer, and others, cont 9pag
three fourths of which is highly improved, and tiie
balance heavily timbered sn large trees OF 9aS: Hne
&c, with large ice-honse and pond Inc DtaEhgs
are n new two-story frasEe dwelling, with six rooms;
barns, stables &c. ,,,. .,,
Tis property Is stuazcd In the most Desirable anu
innroyIng locality around Richmond. ann VIII De
sold ms whole or divided into parcels:
TERMS: One third cash: balance IN SIX, WE'VE,
and eighteen months, perhaps longer, negotiable
nntes given for the deferred payments width interest
i'u'o' '''' RICHARDSON & CO.,
,r,o AuctionecrS.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionecrs,
1ll3 Main street.

4 VALUABLE LOT OF LAND ON
n SEVENTEENTH STREET FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-On MONDAY the oath Instant, at 615
O'Clock p. NJ We shall sell by auction, on tie prem
the west side Of Seventeenth street, corner OF Wash
ington street.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known ut the hour OF
sale. RICHARDSON q CO.,
~ 90 AuctionGers.
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DILL ABEL p IA, RICH DFFfS
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVI-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Until further
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. and Richmond
Meeting Mt Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city ria Cape Cod, landing ut Old Colony
w. +. PORTER, Agent,
1926 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE 6 CO..
General Agents,
No. - South Wlarvcs, Philadelphia.
ID. ID. G.. MINK. Agent.
my II No. 20 Dcyonslirc street. Boston.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP MfEE9
~ COMPANY. esasss ~

This company will dispatch OF their splendid
stcamers-0LD DOMINION, WIHaNOkE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY ut high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations and attentions are un-
surpassed.
New York on the companys covered pier, 81 North
river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and charge made except actual eX-
penses incurred.
Freight received until p. NJ daily.
Cabin fare to New York, 5l2; round-trip tickets,
500 Stcerage, So and SO.
For further information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN 6 CO., Agents,
my 10 Office COmpanY's wllarves, ROCketts.