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WANTED.

Wanted an energetic traveleS for the Territory Of Arizona, to sell on commission ths world renowned French blacking of Jecguand Pere and fills, and the ceebra- ted combination blacking brush.
 Address Box l38,
 Station A. tt, New York
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Gov. VILLAGRANA is coming back to the northern frontier Of Lower California, and aOeU attend cd. PrOnunciadOs" !" had better look out.
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DELINQUENT TAXES only amount to $328. This shows that sheriff WerDinger is a close coliec- tor, and that our people are prompt taxpayers.
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Q, gg0ZIkJGH


NOTICE is here5, -1l. -5st CO.,. partnership hef-tCicf aEis-70 os- s, SILvERBEae, T.. 2 fszH gr- Jos, L.-. LINGWOOD. under tt aru nGns and ,.a OfE.N, FIsH & CO.. FLORENCE Arlz'aa. is this day dissolved by mutus, consent S. .SilverbeTg and Jog. COMngwOOd sail paY all Liabilities, and are alone authorized to collect all outstanding debts aud monica due the late firm.
 Florence, Arizona. Jan. Ilth, 1877,
 3. SlLVEE BERG,
 '. E FISH,
 Jos, CoLIlgGWooo Referring to the above a0Ucc. e taa5 pleasuys ia enno9ncia. ao 3lr .19re' and patrons tna' A aaa.a-. lia day admitted as - 1...asr l ... -.r'i. 70 be berea Der Known under -us cod styte of Jos. Nr. fEROC 1 Co.
 -. SiE tEs s8l,
 Jos. CCLLrEGwO
 z AAsfESssI-tr- January 20ta. j8-7 d
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THE EHRENBERG MAIL shas been coming in on good time all winter. Mir. A. Frank, the con- tractor, has the line in better shape than it was ever in before.
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NOTICE.
Delinquent Taxes of 1878.

The Delinquent Tax-list having been de- DDsitad with the District Attorney, all de- liuquent taxes therein specified must be na.d to sad District Attorney within twenty >2O} Aays from the publication of taiE notice. oT action will be commenced by tNs District Attorney for the collection of sute taxes aud costs.
 A, J. F1NLAY, Jan 2Q, 1877 Treasurer, Yuma Go.
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RE AL ESTATE SALE.

Will be sold at bargain if applied for soon, an undivided one half of the proper ty situated on the corners of Main Street, Maiden Lane and Second Street, Village of Yuma. Store now occupied by Isaac Lyons. Size of lot, 80 1t. front on Main St 6 it, on Maiden Lane and l49 it. on Second St good building on property. Terms, Cash. For particulars apply to H. N. Alexander, Atty. at Law. corner Second and Main Sts or to c. Baine the owner.
 Jan. 13 If. CHRIS BAINE.
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laV Eb n day at home gents wanted
 sf3 ' L Outfit and terms free TRUE
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THE SENTINEL.

HE SENTINEL. | SATURDAY |: January 2
 LOCAB MATTERS.
 --:O.-:-
 T. SAMTER has now brancheC out as 6 wholesale Liquor Dealer "Biz" seems to be improving here.
 AT "LAsT " a good boot. maker has come to us. Gehman has g shop next to ,Humboidt's. Don't "awl" go at once.
 JAEGER in luck again-The Athens mine has been incorporat- ed, and the excitement in San Francisco over Arizona mines still continues.
 Gov. VILLAGRANA is coming back to the northern frontier Of Lower California. and aOeU 0tt0'ad- ed. " PrOnunciados" had better look out.
 RESIGNED .-Mr. J. W. DOrring- ton resigned the position of clerk of the District Court Jany. 1st. Judge Porter has temporarily ap- pointed George Tyng.
 DELINQUENT TAXES only amount to $328. This shows that sheriff WerDinger is a close coliec- tor, and that our people are prompt taxpayers.
 THE EHRENBERG MAIL shas been coming in on good time all winter. Mir. A. Frank, the con- tractor, has the line in better shape than it was ever in before.
 DEPARTURE Judge Vim. J. Berry left us this week, as he said, for good but we look for his robust form among us again in less than six months. Old time associations here will be too strong for him.
 COMPLIMENTARY. We note iD our exchanges many fattering of the SENTINEL. We are not vain enough to attribute them to anything but editorial courtesy and desire to encourage US. We feel grateful all the same.
 MORE CAESARISM ! Turn the loose /! THIRD TERM Y! Hon. H. N. Alexander has receiV- ed his third sc0nsecutive appoint ment as Probate Judge of Yuma Good.
 SCHOOL EXERCISES on Friday afternoons are becoming quite 8 1 feature of our public school. Vi l sitors will be much pleased. The 1 s,rOurvacS ,,,oJo bx, Hbo coL oyo-c ,,-
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NUMBER 10

about the st of October last in the crops made
by said former Lessees. Mr. Richardson Immediately hired
the conVcts found under his control from Messrs
HEBRON until January st 1877 by made
per ord 1876 and within few days thereafter by bill
Chancery obtained order of directing
" cohFcts taken from him. and restraining the Supernten
den and Lessees of the Penenary from further
the recovery OF the convcs and from endeavone collect
hlre, &c. under said contract. compromise based
contract duly acknowledged &C. since
tween the Lessees and Mr. Richardson by the
the convcts about hundred and fifty 50) held bv Mr.
Richardson under his original remain in his
possession until January 1878. After which they will
be turned to the present Lessees and source
revenue to the State.
In conclusion, would respectfully call your Exceency's
attention to the fact that number of the in
bad condition physically will be reference
TO report of the Physician Several confined
pta with chronic diseases Two 2 oored males blind
and were affected when received. There four col
ored babies in the prison Three - of them
the incarceration of their mothers The Pententiay
place for these unfortunate and respectfully
recommend that action be taken providing
nova from place not calculated and
growth of principles of propriety and probty.
Very respectfully
MARION SMITH.
Superintendent Mississippi State Peniteahary
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ESCAPES DISCHARGES, PARDoNs AND DEATHS.

Table No. shows the number escapes December
st, 1875 December l4th 1876 be eighty eight (S6
OF this number twelve, I2) white males, seventy
6) coored mes only of which escaped from the
wallis the others escaped rom the guards while work
side the prison Twenyegh 2S) escaped prior date of
lease June 5t 1876 This number although less by twenty
nine 29 than the number for 1875 is much larger than
should have BEEN and is attributable the caelessnes
ufcency and necency of the guards and the practice
OF permitting the to about the country
companied errand the alarm and dread of the citizens
In different localities THE pndeavOred
possible correct being in violation of the spirit
the criminal laws of the land and having tendency impair
the sanctions of punishment besides subecng innocent and
unprotected the of elons and evdOes
This evil has been the corrected by the Act of 1876
the made under and is believed that the
parties holding under the former contracts will, hereafter
comply with the law.
Table No shows the number of discharges by expiration
be white males eight (S coored males eighty
one (8l) coored females seven total ninety six (96)
BY table No. s. it will be the number of pardons is
white males eight (S coored mae five 5 colored females
J. total fourteen, (14). OF this number were
pardoned by Governor A. Ames.
Table No gives the number of Deaths white males five
6 colored males eleven (1 total sixteen 16) OF this
number six co. have died within the walls, (O the
For Details deaths in walls reference is asked
to report of Physician.
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SUPERVISORS.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FIFTH DIST.
Public Institutions.


LUSATic AsYLUM.-Dr w. NJ. Compton, Suss
S.rihtendent; DR.. James Melville, Asst SUI
SfI1Iendent; Mrs. S. E. Compton, Matron;
n n T. McGill Steward. Board of Trustees
~: NHgent, Writ Johnston, Isaiah Mitchell,
ra laws Rhodes, W, H. Gibbs. " L. Heming-
I 4 Df. Writ Johnston, Secretary and w.
.r n hemingway, Treasurer.
SDL4F AND DUMB INsTITUTE-Chas III. Tai
NY frncipal; L. W Saunders, and John w :.
Tr~sr teachers; Miss Bette Cabaniss, MatroD.
A1Gsoees-B. 4 GoTes-B II. Gotthelf, H. NJ Taylor, Jno.
= Auai0reath Jr., J. W. Huff.
iO,a.S nhlSD AsYLUM.-Dr. W. S. Langley, Super
Isoniaent Mrs. W. S. Langley, Matron; Misses
cal ealRSSy, Rosy, Teachers in the Literary and Musi-
Fandg;partments; W. S. Skellenger, Master of
HsnS5icratt; Mrs. More Fletcher, Mistress of
y W Z CCol0red Department-Board of Trustees
A Sne s. Cfane Geo. l. Potter, j. H. Boyd, Geoe
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LEASE OF THE PENITENTIARY

copy of of lease entered into by the Board
of Inspectors of the Pentenary Commissioners repre-
senting the State of Mississippi and Messrs. Hamilton
Hebron under and by virtue of Act of the Legislature
entitled can provide for leasing out the Penenary
of the State approved April 15th 1876
report By reference thereto it will be
seen Messrs. Hebron obligate themselves to
relieve the of all expense in maintaining the conVicts
that under their control for the period of four
that may hands under their CONTROL to
dollar and per month"; S1 1O per head
dating from the day he shall come under
control his discharge death or escape
Thus will appear that by the of said contract OF
the Pententary instead of being OF expense
State heretofore will yield annual revenue
SUITS FOR RECOVERY CoNvtcTs
The Inspectors of the Pententary failing to agree upon
compromise French Jobes provided
by section 9th of the Act April 5th 1876 within few
DAYS of the lease to Messrs Hamilton
Hebron bill filed the Chancey Court of Kinds county
by Messrs French Jobes enoining the Lessee Supen-
endent and the Board of Inspectors of the Pententa from
taking steps the of the conycts held by them
under with the former Board of Inspectors
Avery Nabos and Cessor This injunction continued
in until 1st of October last when same was
dismissed by order of court and agreement with Messr
French Jobes and the present Lessee allowing them to
by repevn then brought accordance with the
9th section of the Act of April 18TH 1876 by the Lesees
the of the Superintendent, in the Circuit oou 81
Washington county against Messrs French Jopes anu WI
E. Richardson who had possession of numoer o coVlo'
under lease from issued ana leves
were by the Sheriff the convcs were delivered into
possession the These writs were executed
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Soc! E Y DIR ECToR
MAS ONO.
GRAND BODIES,

fRASD ,LoDGE.-John Y. Murry, Grand Mas
" t'er HI l1ley; ]. L. Power C.and Secreta-
l., I1,S Jackson. Next Communication at Vicks-
~ nrst Wednesday in February, 1877.
ikAND ROYAL ARCH CHApTER.--W. H. Wal
srsr%ar r. H. P, 60lly Springs; j. L. Power
ton aa y, nSeecretary, jackson. Next Conveca-
'ieksburg FEBRUARY s, 1877.
GSAAD COUNCIL r. AND :, MAsTERs.-P. Nj
J. pNsery, Nj. l. Grand Mao.er, Baldwin
~. er' urand Recorder, Jacke,on
" 0l;vo oooaaANDERY KNIGHTS TEMP .SR.-
Gus; ] n eilfton, Grand Commander, Colun-
rover, Grand Recorder, jackson.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Session commences for the Northern Dis
triCt, at Oxford on the first Monday in June
and December. Robert A. Hill Judge; J. r.
Wiser, Clerk.
Session commences for the Southern Dis
trict, at Jackson, on the fourth Mondays of
June and January. Geo. 7. Swami, Clerk.
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The COURTS.
RNE COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Grst Mondays in May and November. Robert
Hill, Judge; Geo. T. Swami, Clerk.
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made to your Exceency in September last my
from a visit Of inspection
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DIVINE SERVICE.

Divine and Sabbath school is conducted every
Sabbath morning and evening by Rev. c. B. Galloway and
Messrs R. D. Hardy, w A. Whiting and H. Y. Barr The
evident by gentlemen and the attention
given by the prisoners afford ground of belief that much
good done by stimulating resolves for reformation
and the leading of better lives.
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na;Iy Advertising Esafes.

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~'s., ~'s"""I:71 50 1000 ZOO 1900 800 5000 1000
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To,al or special notices, l5 cents per line
,sch Insertion.
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General Directory
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STATE GOV ERNMENT.
U. S. SENATORS.

lanes L, Alcorn.. Term expires Mrch, 4, 1877
RK Bruce Term expires March. 4, 1873
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rrr WEEKLY CLARION

,h,i.bed every wednesday morning. Two
Er rer annun, in advance. The publish
"'''. .anav postage on both editions.
H' RY THE DOZEN COPIES.
.ns Wishing extra copies of either edition,
fsi'. ,,upsted to give notice, in the case of the
az tbe evening prior to publication, and in
pAiD, Of the WEEKLY, on Tuesday morning.
w agr '~ 40 cents per dozen; Weekly, IS cents
,sr dozen.
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TIE DAILY CLARION

D.11Y CLARION will be delivered to
lDI .nbscribers every evening, by faithful
ssfi Orders for the paper should be sent to
~ counting Room.
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from visit OF inspection.
NUMBER PRISONERS REGISTER ETC
Inc total number Of prisoners within without the walls
OF the Penenary is hundred foy-four (744 as
IS SHOWN oy table No. and supplemental table, containing
number sixty three 63) white hundred and
slSty-iour 664) coloed males and III
cooe females The number received since November
1872 IS iour hundred and sixty four, (464)
by table No. 3 it will be that number convcts
within the walls is hundred and forty eight 4S) OF
this number forty (40) white males ninety eight (9S
coored males and ten 1O coOred females Those prisoners
whose terms than O years within
tne walls In pursuance of Act of the Legislature April
10Th, 1916, except those taken prior
remainder five hundred and ninetysx (596 are employed
on farms and in cutting wood, for the railroads.
number two hundred and nnetytwo 292 the
sion OF Messrs. French Jobes and Mr. e. Richardson
are employed plantations the of Issaouena
w ashlngton, Bolivar and Coahoma.
Tables No. g. and give the number of prisoners by
natonaes States and counties and for the different crimes
TREATMENT, FOOD AND EMPLOYMENT
The of the prisoners uniformly kind and
humane Punshments have been very and of slight
degree with or two exceptions AS above stated the kind
but firm treatment the part of the Lessees has evidently
supernduced the observance of good order and conduct
among the prisoners The provided prisoners
corn bread mOasses and coffee occasionally flour and differ
ent varieties of vegetables which raised in the gardens
The sick provided with such nutrment directed by
the Physician. Tobacco also
prisoners
In the blacksmith shop there employed thirteen 13)
con'cts In the carpenter shop twelve 2 In the paint
shop two 2 In the shoe shop SIXTEEN (6 In the tailor
shop ve 5 and Six (6) females In the wagon shop
eight (S In the kitchen four, a. In the mill six, CO.. and
in different capacities about the prison sevenysix (76
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Officers Kinds County.

csm'l B. Thomas, Sheriff, ...............Ray ymond
A. A. " Wills Deputy, -.....''..'...at Raymond
mm, H. Taylor, Deputy, ,...,........at Jackson
A: ]. Kerr, Deputy, ,.................at Jackson.
W.T.. Ratlifr Chancery Clerk, Raymond
Wm " Downing, Deputy, ,.......at Raymond
Alfred &. Moore, Deputy. ,..........at Jackson
b,t. Edwards, Circuit Clerk, ......... Raymond
sam Livingston Deputy, Jackson
~ Currie, Treasurer, r,.....................U Utica
! B. Greayes, Assessor Clinton
henry Z. Daniel, Surveyor, ,......-.....J Jackson.
!" H. Iribette, Coroner and Ranger, Terry.
The Sheriff, Circuit and Chancery Clerks
lave Ofice8 in Jackson for the 1st Judicial
District of Kinds.
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reefs, RlCNINOHu. u. :, ,,l.nt
n * II, Il. DOUGLAS, SuDFElh''Ii''''N'
RICuMoND. FRED'G & POTOMAC Il. K. Co.
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGESI,,
RICHMOND. December IL. 1870
OF TRAINS.

On and after WEDNESDAY. uctrinTf I'"'
rains viii run on this road Is follows ,.,,,
SOB 4. N. leaves the Byrd-Str-ct station ~, y,
cept sunday, connecting VIA Wv n 'I I
tilnore anu Ohio. and DAY = a.. !;
Potomac railroad, 'iue II Ne" "in ~
lO:l5 =. NJ; arriving Al Na'h!'S''"
at lilo y. u. ,,n,. c,,,.
coo y Ar Ir,ycs Byrd-S,rect station daily, coz
meeting ~ Washington WIN uie nA'.' ,
more and Potomac rtl!roid rF II y, - :
In New York st $3.50 \. VI. l","u7 .
sleeper from Richmond TO Ne" io'N'
price vi berth. 81. -,
..ao u. ". INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN, !"r
Junction. leaves Bruad-Strctt s'-'"'"
tSundays excepted. l,,,>
T.0s A. NJ arrives al Ivrd-Strcct STATION "t''i
leaves New York i: Cos the pFeee''
Ing evening. ,,,r ,.,.
100 L. II. arrives At Byrd-Strecl slaLioh "''' 49,
s.oo A. N. AcCoMM3DATIoS TRAIN srri.e
at Broad-Street station tsunda!s ca
ceptedl. ,.t,r,
passengercar, which VIII he sttst neg - &,
train, Will leave Broad-street depot on MoSuJ AZ
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY at $40 4. n', al a.
irving 1T Quautico at 4H0 L. NJ: Ketursi."S Ind
leave Oua1tIco on TUESDAY, TllUEsp3i !, wi MI
SATURDAY at 10 A. ~. srisrHS ~ Df''''''>
depot at d z. II. -, ,,v,, trains
Through sleepers and coaches rum ON nisH' u''"'
between Richmond and New YORK. each VS.; ,,r,op on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and Sr.. ! . md nj arrive
an MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and ~ D-,.b.
MORNINGS. ConsigneeS or live stock anu pIt,in
Able articles, upon giving notice at depot CAL
freight at Boulton on preceding evening. .S,rin.
Through bills of lading ana raieS sS ~ HuYEES
e'p0I p''''l' N'o - General Sup1rinlendnh"
c. 4. TAYLOR.
dela General Freirht aud Ticket Agen1.
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NH 2S,3I&ap 3,7,1O,14.17.2I.24,27
BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctionecr.

GALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
- mo. u AND BUILDING LOTS ON THE
EAST LINE OF THIRD STREHT-By virtue Of
three deeds Of trust to dated the 30h day Of
January, 1878; one dated January 81. 1876, and
TIE other August 10, lS76-from $. NJ. Simpson aud
wife and also by virtue OF order Of the District
Court OF the United states for the Eastern Dlstrct
of Virginia, In bankruptcy, entered January 10,
1877. in the matter OF S. NJ. Simpson, bankrupt.
the undersigned commissioners and trustees, VIII
proceed, on THURSDAY the 10Th day Of April,
1877 Mt 8 O'Clock F. NJ. OIL the premises, 10 offer
for sale 1T public auction that VALUABLE PROP
ERTY on Third street between Franklin and Main
streets, now occupied by s. II. Simpson. being part
of Lot 642, and fronting Sc 1912 feet on Third
street and running back 90 feet This Is an excel
lent piece OF property, admirably located and the
buildings not only very large and conveniently ar
ranged, but I'm excellent repair. VIII be sold as
whole or divided, as may be deemed best.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balancc payable In six,
twelve. and eighteen months aft. SALE evidenced ny
negotiable notes, and title retained Until The whole
purcEa,c-moncy Is paid and deed ordered by Court
JAMES l.. APPERSOS,
JOHN s. WISE,
+. VI. CRUMP.
ap1t Commissioner.
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AUCTION sAhEs-.Fnture Days.
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioA4Fs,
lib MINI street.

A VALUABLE MARKET-GARDEN
N FARM ONE MILE NORTH OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND FOR SALE BY AUCTlQN:-
we sliail sci, by auction the premises on FRI
DAY the goth Apri 1877 ct AZ 9,eSek I; NJ: n 1ng
md OCCUPIED for the last twenty years by Dir.
Thomas Bruton. containing FIVE ACRES Of high
ly-iinproved garden land with asparagus, neas,
Portable CRANE DWELLING with five rooms;
the usual ont-hoses &C.. In good repair located one
milo north of Richmond, the road running par
niicI with and between the Brook and the Ricil-
mond and Herico turnpikes near the residences OF
the late Alexander R. Holiday, Garland Lanes, anu
TERMS: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months tiablenocs given for the deferred pay
trust RICHARDSON Il Co.
Real Estate Auciioneers,
NM 1l13 Main street.
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ALEXANDER Q. HOLLALAY.
apo Special Commissioners.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
GINA, ABOUT FOUR MILES SOUTH OF COR
LOUISVILLE, CONTAINING -FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES. WITH A LARGE, ATT RACTi V +
DWELLING AND NECESSARY OUT-BUILD-
INGS THEREON.-By virtue Of decd Of trust cx-
ecuted by John Greenfield to the undersigned as
trustee bearing tate the 18th day Of March, 1878,
and duly recorded In the clerks Office Of Louisa
County Court, default having been made In the pay
ment Of the two bonds required by said deed. and
shall, on WEDNESDAY the / 9th day Of May, 1877,
ut IL O'Clock NJ upon the premises, sell the above
designated FARM at public auction.
TERMS: For cash as to so much Of the proceeds
of sale will defray the expenses of executing the
trust and pay Off two bonds for $2.333.331 each,
until paid; the residue upon such Terms Us the
grantor in said deed may require, or. III case OF his
failure to give such direction, in such the
trustee may determine; which will be announced on
the day of sale. PIP. BARBOUR,
mn 10 Trustee.
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TA1IES RIVER STEAMBOATssEE. 4,
81 COMPANY. 80

FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BAL
TLMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection nj Norfolk With the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTI-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON. ID. G.
On and aflcr TUESDAY. September II, the last and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying tile
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
abovc-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS AT 65 O'Clock 4. 81.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight al
the historical and Interesting points and objects on
the James river, Including DUTCH Gar tPassinf
through the sme), Notifications, battlc-teS James
town, Hampton Roads. etc. Two hours al Norfolk
before departure Of Baltimore steamers. -, o
Fare to Norfolk. % w
Fare to Norfolk and return ........:.. $3.50: 81
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates
Tickets for sale on steamers, ~ tiarocr ~ Co.,
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotel and
baggage checked through. Freight received daily tor
Boston, Norfolk and Portsmouth, ano regular land
lnys on Jumcs river, from A. NJ. to L. H. at
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-andings must be prepaid.
l.. Il. TATU3I, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets: branch office
at W. ID. Blair 4 Co.'S No. 903 Main street.
1