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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-25

A NEW lot FIX BRIG w ~ nErEE
"A For sale by BOLLEs co.
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EMIL FRm9R'9
H A M 3 U r C TEA.
NO. 81 FORT, STREET, HONOLULU,

II Is IMPOSSIBLE TO SAY TOO MUCH IN
= praise Of this good old standard Family Medicine
II cannot be too highly recommended as it is truly
Marvel OF the Age, and no household should be
without it. 1t prevents well as cures Skin Dis
eases, GOut, rheumatism, Gravel and all Hid
ncy Diseases Affected Liver Headache.
Nausea. Bile, Wind, Indigestion, COnstIpa-
ton, Fevers and Ague, SIeePlessness, LASH
tude Foul Breath, and every disease brought on or
aggravated by disordered stomach
purifes the Blood, Cleanses the Stomach and Bow
els, AID gives the whole system Healthy and Delight
ful Tone There never medicine for the Nursery
equal to it. and being composed Of Herbs only it can
he given safely to infants. 1t is triumph in medicine
harmless, yet ecacious Invaluable in the family on
the road at sea. and everywhere.
For sale by all Druggists, and at wholesale by
$40 MCLEAN BROS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-25
Knowles STEAM
Vacuum Pumps.

FENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST RE
~ CEiN Sd per Amy Turner, from Boston, full as
surtmenl o. these celebrated Pumps which guaran
ted 20 be cheaper and better than any other STYLE Of
pup imported We call the attention OF planters pArtic
nAy . the Vacuum Pump, which is less complicated
and more serriceable han other pumps
81 SIN IS II c. BREWER q co
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-25
GROCERIEs - :. KALAKAuA.,,


III Ooloug Comet Tea English Breakfast Tea.
Crushed Sugar, Granulated Sugar. C1be Sugar,
For sale by BOLLES a co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-25
.x BARK KALAKAU.


q OLDEN GATE EXTRA FAMILY.
" Golden Gate Bakes- Erira.
Excelsior Extra.
tx bark kalakaua, for sale BY BOLLES q GO.
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The New American
SEWING MACHINE.

This Machine, which has been 50 IMMENSELY
POPULAR, has been very much improved within
the last few years, aud Is not only the most perfect
working Machine, but Is now NGlSEAlAS Machine
send for circular.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-25

OATS, BARLEY, BRAN. corn,
Wheat and lay per " ID. G.. Murruy and Nv a..
Dimond.' For sale BY BOLLES Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-25

I UBRICATING OILS.
II Castor Oil in and gallon cans; lard OIL In
barrels and cans. For sale BY BOLLEs a CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09
CAPTAIN Luds's Proposition.

ST. LOUIS, January 7.-Captrin James T.
Eads, IN referring to-day 10 the proposition
which he intends to make 10 Congress fol
aid in carrying his enterprise. said ne would
agree, as he did in regard to the jelties, &c
demonstrate The superiority OF ship raul
way over ship cana at his own cost and
risk before any guarantee shall be binding
on the part of the United Stats. This he
proposes TO do by building terminal work
at one end OF tie line for taking ships GU
OF the water and placing them on iail
way, and also ten mile, Of railway, over
which heavily.loaded ships shall be run a.
a greater rate of speed than that attained
through The Suez canal. The railroad. hi
says, can be in operation within four year
from the time that the first work is com
menced upon il, and he has no fear th'
The Government will not give him all the
aid which the enterprise requires.
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.AUCrloN sAr.sss-- : n onday.
~ Grubbs 4 Williams.
,Rcsi Estate Agents aud Aucuoneers'
E1t yenth street between slain ana bank'

~ Grubbs Williams.
tEcsi Estate Agents aud AucuoDeers.
E1e yenth street between eiain and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF A vALU.
~ ABLE TRACT OF WOUu AND TlMBEkEI.
LAND IN THE LOWER END Or HnNhn
tlUiNrY. AND WITHIN -FOUR TEEN MILrs W
RIGlAiOND.--By virtue OF decree 81 thr Circu't
Court Of the county OF tieertco. rendered on tne
liz fay of December, 1850, vi The chancerv rause
therein depending unoer the short style OF Baiey
n. sIgpee, &C., vs. Thomas Bini0rd', per. rep
and heirs, the UNDERSIGNED special commissioners
therein samed will offer for sale mt public auction
nj Henrico Courthouse. on
MOUNTAINOUS 10.!SSl,
itbst bs.xg court .day NJ IL O'Clock 81. hat yALU-
ABLE TRACT OF WOOD LAND OF which the
seized. Said land lies iu,mediai'ly on The ma'e
county road leading from Richmond cav 10 thnrt :
On 't'ouf' house, aud contains by estimation 40
AtRES. he the same more or less. inns 'ano IS
parfcuiariy valuable In consequence ot the large
quantity OF CORD WOOD aud ther lumber ROW.
sng thereon. aud o. ils proximity to the CIV oi
Rsohmonu and TO the extension line Of the Cbesa-
peake AMI t,hio Raj way Company.
TERMS: One NTH or the Jftrrcliase-monev III
csah and the RESIDUE upon SrenIt OF SIX. t"cWei
aud elphieen months, with bonds with approvci
security. BEARING interest from oaie. and The fite
10 I've retained unit The whole par hsse- money u
patd aud n conveyance ordered bv the Couri nut
sheuid the purchasers elect so 20 do, they NAV
dispense with giving personal security nv paying
one third Of ffe purchase money 81 cash. ahu eN|.
cutting their individual bonis for Ehe residue NJ
twetge aud eicb months. and TIE tue 10 De re-
JOHN Il YOUNG.
EDMUND WApDILL. JR.,
SDecia' Comm ssioners.
GRTBES A WILLIAMS. Auc' ioneers. n D-ot
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RICHMOND. FRKD'BURG & POTOMAC q. r. CO..l
RRASURERS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Drct mber II. 1850.
TTOLDERS OF THE FIRST-MORT-
III GAGE s PER O. Nj. COUPON II \DS a.
The RICHMOND. FREpERlCK>BURG AID
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY. du- The 1t
Of November. 1881. are hereby noihtd that IN ac.
cortance WI resolution ADOPTED Icy me Board OF
directors and approved ny lie stockhOld r. they
arr entitled, until MARCH !, 1881. 20 FNTEN :
THE SAID BONDS TWENTY YEARS II ON The
date of uTity AZ per cent interest WIN cou-
unuance OF All The existing securities Tor the pay
ment of principai and Interest.
Those who elect TO extend are eQuested 10 seud
their bonds. with the cour Ons attached vi no ne
ay, to the Undersigned, who VIII eudpr'e ON mem
the contract % eX FnsiOn aud attach The I'quislte
new coupons. including TWO for $40 each D1yaple
MAY aud NOVEMBER |, 1881. in lieu OF the
Two surrendered. and return The same nrnm ~
J. Il WINSTON,
de l9-2iaw4w 1r'asurer.
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Dir. l.. +. Thompson, superintendent Of
Moore a. Wvman's Engine. ana Machine
Works, 81 Foundry street, Bottom, Mass.
sends the following item: NV wife has been
suffering for years with severe pains In the
limbs, TO relieve which had her apply
some OF that famous Eminent, ST. jacobs
Oil. Now she Is cured, thanks TO the won
derfully healing properties Of the oil. 1t
has also been used among my men with
splendid effect, and can highly recon-
mend il.
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HUB PUNCH.

HUB PUNCH.
A DELICIOUS Drink
FOR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBS,
PARTIES. ETC.
HUB PUNCH.
BOSTON:
&. II. GRAVES & SONS.
THE "HUB PUNCH"
has lately been introduced, and meets with marked
popular favor.
1T IS WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BEST eF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GRANULATEO
SUGAR.
II is ready on opepipg and will be found al agree
able add ION 10 tie choice things which unden'anly
enlarge the plea ures OF life and encourage good
and good nature II rightly enjoyed.
GOOD AT ALL TIMES.
JUST THE THING TO KEEP IN wiNE-CEL-
LARS.
sIDEBOARDs NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
HUB PUNCH.
IT CAN BE USED CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MILK. ICE. SODA. OR HtlI WATER,
LEMONADE, Or WITH FINE
ICE. TO SUIT 1HE TASTE.
Sold by leading wins merchants. grocers. hotels,
''' ''''s o-dsu, w&Fem&w sm
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RICHMOND. fORs RIVE 80 uh-r<atE
RNILRpAo. =
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT August .. $50
PAosENuhh rHAiN-.
800 Il. ". Leave Richmond IHlg lryr'p. ,A--
isyl connecting Al We iH.N' DO
Tuesday. THURS DAY ..i AT
tRDAl with STEAMERS iog t. .t'.-
ings on the YORK river and ius bl.N-
more.
THROUGH FKnlGnI TRAfN..
800 A. NJ Leave kicnmOnd u9ly teA'eN '.A'
lO:I5 A. VI. ( day. conn ctiug Al Wet POINT r,l
steamers for BatiniOi oh NpNDAl
Tuesday WFDNf ID ),
DHuRsbAY, And SAT RpAl
with steamer for New lurA ".
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, al
FRIDAY with straincr. i.r Prov
cence anG "ostOn on TUESDAY aal
FRIDAY
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. N. Arnyf al Eicnmond 20 if leNreit
sunday cObnectins ~ SO j. p.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ard SAL
URDAy With steamer fom hA~'
more.
THkOUGh FKEbrB TRANS,
2:5OP. Nj Arrive al Richmond uail) ehfI.
6:35 4. NJ sunday connecting Al Nesl =.
with steamers from Baltimore. ~
lsrk. Providence. auc Boston.
No .rxnsrer 0: freight A. hlcnmORG 90 ~ ffuh
scuthsrn points. Carr rnn 'hrough hef'fe'n Ai.A.
Aad Yves, Point.
Careful handlipg ana dispatch. with loves, rA;es'
guaranteed.
Tnrough Oills OF ssaInE, "stn s-sTsnieed rs'sN
Issued 20 al northern and western DOiRts.
For IN formation. auply ~ onice Of ne con- 10
Twenty third and Dock streets. Richmond. "a
au IL " v hOi'GLaS SHn"r'nt"nf
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GALE OF ENGINE AND BOILER BE.

GALE OF ENGINE AND BOILER BE
- LONGING To SAW-NiLL.-By virtue OF a
deed OF trust nom -. Richardson 10 William
Scla'er. trustee. dated the I'd dly of Move Der.
1878 ant ,orlcd In The clerk Office ~ Fluyanna
county. ID. e. %. y 1896. the undersigned. Is uh-
sliiuted truS ee IN the aforesaid deed of trust,
being required 20 do by The beneficiary In aid
deed, WI offer for ,r publicly. 20 the bigbe-f bid
der al the present location OF the property her In
after described on The farm wber.On ~" late Joun
Adams resided al the time OF his death lying about
one mile below Wilmington, Ia the county OF Flu
wanna. Va. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ~, 1881,
at 3 o'clock =. W.. the ESGIN and BOILER De-
longing II The saw-mill now in the plss'sSiOn OF
James ID. Richardson, situated IN The county OF
Fuvanna in The Sia'e Of Nirgiuia. on The farm
sfore. aid the said ENGINE sno BON. being
the property of the said j. u. Rich ard on, ard
being the same ENGINE aud BOILER that are
mentioned In and conveyed 10y the Aforesaid deco
OF trust.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 fefray the expenses
and all costs aten INK the eN,cu ion OF ms rust
the fees for drawing and recording he S1id deed ~
trust, If then aid. aud To tiScharz III hirald
balance OF ceri am regotaDl@ note dr WI nv 81 H.
Richardson III IA or Of Ron ri Avis on the z daY
OF November. s7S. for $3.50. with per cent. In
terest per annu thereon nom It's date. a The
residue upon terms 10 be amour ced 90 the dty 0f
OF sale JOfN DhAtb'
4, OPT Sub tiiuied Trustee.
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BY Jno. T.. Laughton .Jr., Auctlorcer,
I2O0 Main street.

THE CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE LAW
i AND nI~CELLANEOUS LlBkAHi Of the
late Hon. william Gre"n, III d., will be sold At
auction by the sub criDer, commencing
JANUARY Is. 1881.
al 4 O'Clock 7. W., and continued daily until the
whole IS Sold az the store No. 920 Main street. un-
der Lee Gallery.
The BOOKS will be reaGy for examination Jauu-
ary ION Instant.
CATALOGUES Will be furnished on spniIca, ion.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON. JR.,
Auctioner OF Literary and Persona, tlOperiy. &C.
de 29. eodtds No. 1906 Main street.
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COUPE, SLEIGHS- . G.
FURNITURE.

E,URNITURE.-LARGE STOCK-M
l. GREAT lNnUCE NJ ENT S-EA>Y9
ERMS OF PAYMENT-.-We call attention ~
OF ali Ia need o. good, 10 our large amt seiectsS
stick OF Furniture. embraciue all OF the attest
styles ia ParIor. Chamber. aud Dining Room suit
our stock is full and compile e. our prices rs low
the lowest; r goo1s will com are wiz any IN the
city Us for work insusbip and finish.
T.. GATHRi6HT 4 son.
de8-3m IL Governor street.
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Editors Dispatch: ! saw advertised in
your paper some time ago a book written i'm
reply TO "Tbe faith OF Our Fnrefahers.'
A reply through your PAGER where 1t can
be secured will greatly obhge
"DANyILLE."
In this CITY, at J. w. Randolph a. Eng.
sb's. so they inform us, and no doubt at
of her bookstores,
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by George +. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auciioueer,
1905 Bank street tneXf to Cust0m-ilouse)


Real Estate Agent and Auciioueer,
1905 Bank street tneXf to Cust0m-Ilous")
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A COMPARA-
| lively NtW FR aMED liOU> CONTAIN
ING SIX Rooms, AND THREE BEAUTIFUL
LOIS, Nos. 81. 90 AND 81. on FAIRFIELD
STREET, IN THE Gown or WO lDViLLF.- In
plIr,uancI OF the provisions Of a r ain deed Of
trust executed bv Edward shaw. now dec a.er, 10
me as trustee, which iced H. duly recorded in Hen
rico County COur office. and being rtqulr' b. the
beneficiary therein 10 do, default having been
made IN The payment of the deht herein secured.
shall proceed TO sell, on the premises, 10 the high
est bidder, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 18TH.
al ~ O'Clock =. (f fair: Otherwise The first fair
DAY thereafter al he anne hour. he PROPERTY
thu rein conveyed described As tOllOws-viZ.. LOTS
Nos IS. 66. aud 81. IN square No. %, on Fairfield
street and WO6dyic avenue. - h suii"in2s and
improvements thereon, rs SHOWN by map made
by NJ Bates. and recorded I'm said rfiice.
TERMS: Cash ~ 10 'NSDeuSes OF sale aud 10 Day
Off = note of 5000. with int rest from January g.
1880 and the balance such { rm, as viii he an
nounced at sale. SAMUEL L WADDlI.i,
Trustee.
WILLIAM c. MoNCCRE. Salesman.
ia q. Su.Tu.T Tn sax Su5t
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OFFICE OF DUNLOP " MCCNN't'S MILLS.)
1913 EAST CARY STREET. (
RICHMOND. VA. January |, 1881. )

1918 EAST CARY STREET.
RICHMOND. Va January |, 1881. )
V'HE DEMAND EXPER ENCED FOR
i OUR flour. which at times cOuld not b fully
met &c ntlv iudnctd rs 10 IHrrea>e largey our "a
cinties for SUPPLYING The HOME TRADE.
We therefore lake his occasion If calling The at
tpntiDn of those who have not trlfd our brands
the substance Ct Whlt has heretofore been said upon
the subject.
The false economy which some years since in.
dnced grOcrrs aud their Gust mers 10 buy cheap
-four resulted m so much irOublr hat many dealers
only handled the ariice a Il mafter ~ necessity,
aud with no view 10 satisfaction or proht from The
business.
Con- mer, can, however, be Influenced by cOnsid-
GRAFTON OF health aud convenience 10 use "A better
and consequently more 'NOeAsye grace or hoar,
for when hev realiz. that the est OF Que dollar or
more per barrel amounts In their d,lN c0nsunlD'
lion of three or four POUNDS 20 q difference OF one
a. hat 10 TWO cents. they VIII hardN regard Inc
additional expenditure an extravaganza To lew
people purcna ing -four by The barrel does IL occur
that this important article OF human food, used AT
every meat. ca Is less per day than any other Oh
th-ir bill of fare.
Dealers can do much TO impress ih-se truths,
thereby saving themselves and heir patrons the
dissatisfaction which inevitably ATTENDS The hand-
linz of brands doubl full or variable In qualny.
Holding Sucn views. our liked policy l. 10 keep
the FLOUR represented by our brands 10 high
Standard.
The "DUNLOP PATENT FAMILY" ana
Old nOMINI0N PATENT FAMILY" y. meet
want long felt Tor h)Ur having both color aud
strength.
tdOus taste while their gu iu0u properties insure
Il light and M rious bread.
The advance Ia the aTt 81 milling. by which IA
ten Flour Is made. though last est3 bished IN the
SOUTH Is here much needed-by h0usektepers. 10
make up for culinary Shortcomings: b, bakers. 10
give strength and quality 10 he variable ana inie-
rOr grades which q IN only b used q advantage by
mixing with NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
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OF our
PIONEER NEW PROCESS FAMILY"

OF our
.'PIONEER NEW PROCESS FAMILY"
AND
MCCANCE NEW PROCESS TRIPLE EXTRA
we can co. tidenly say they unsurpassed by any
other brands 10 he had for The same plice, and VIII
rtainly Give entire salsf ctlon 10 lhO'e Who 90
not fancy paying the figures which Patent fIouf
must command 10 induce It's manutac urc.
Also. our
"JANES-RTVER FALLS EXTRA"
can DC commended 10 merchants needing uniform
-four and one which can be regularly supplied inlIy
uu 10 the standard OF the Stanton and Eichmono
inspeci ion.
In addition 10 The usual packages. barrels. and
half barTrs. We are now pnitnV II IN bags equal 10
The half quarter eighiD, and sixteenth Of barrel
To be had al cur office ard III ihe same ngures OF
our agent, II. NJ. WORKMAN 81 sOu'h Fifteenth
street.
An the leading retail grCcers are In position To
NEE, the wants OF consumers for any quantity upon
The most favorable terms.
Pnc4 lists furnished the trade upon Application.
IA Cat DUNLOP s. McCANCE,
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Iyuchnurg Passenger Tram. No. !. I.i.t.
cave Richmond. ..................-.... f s. n
Arrive BurheVlile..., ..-.s...t. D. . ' no
Train No. a. connects ~ BurE~Sili, N..l A..-
tie. 1ississipDi ana OHIO Tatirfsd 10. rt......,
Lynchburg. sOd all sOu'hw~s'Pr poi ~.
Trains Nos. As and AZ coDner' ar ~u'nt-I H.'l
Milton aud Sutnerlu SdrrJ~.batg" Itr .I'.
, iltOn.
Train No. AZ connects al salisbury wtf. Us f..l
North Carolina railroad for AShtNiilr auI 81. I..a
IA Western NcFIh nrollDi.
Trains Nos. so. AZ. aud AZ rOnLe't ~ Ar-l. .
Junction wi n Atlanta and tuario tc Mr. lIN' 't.-
way for all points south ana >0uir"'r IN, 1Ii 81
Charlotte with Charlotte Columbia aui AZ. %
railroad for al points South. >Ouiorasi sni >'4'L-
west.
Train No. 80 stops only - JeIersgi''e. br,',
Branch, BarAsdae's Danviilc Gre 81. r', t'l
salisbury
Trains from the above. meet pair', arrive -
Richmond 1913 y. NJ. 4:Os \. NJ. ani 80 p VI.
Train ON Nortb Carolina rsilr'af Irf'. 'f''l'-
boro' daiiy at $50 A. v. tor Raleigh aus H'Ils.
bofO' cOnnfcfipg Al GUio- h'rn' Win Weldon t' q
Wilmington railroad Tor Weldon aud Nti.In-i"..
PULLMAS-CAR SrRNittt
On Train No. 4S-NeV York auc R,rau.Hf. orr
Danyillc aud AtlSDia AID Dmyille AMI ~tithnti.
On Train No. 42-W5.bngtnu. kfhin.uI. %. B
DanyIlle, and DanNIile anu Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 ~ iroinL yJu.n. -ohtl,e,i' f.l
southwest, and baggage checked tDrou-n.
No Ay-Oyer CHEEKS gives Oh tecal tics,
a. POPE,
General Passenger and 1icS,t Agent
7. NJ. X. 1ALL orr. General ~uOeriDhni'tt
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WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
w Pure HAsED THE GOOD. WILL. MATE
RIAL, TOOLS. Etc, OF the BLACK ,MiIHI>G
BUsls Ess formerly carried on by J. H. GAINES,
have this diy formed n NERSlilP unner
the style ami firm OF SAMUEL TINsLEY & 60,
Will continue The same at ,hr OLD stand oD Union
street. SAMUEL TlN-LEY,
GFObGE h. GRANT.
RICHMOND, January i, 1881. ja s-2ts
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1ktsOU "A y a. a.
A NTHRACITE COAL.-FOR SALE,
"A 1000 tons "BEN FRANKLIN LYkkN's
VALLEY" RED-AsH EGG. stow. and tiEST-
NUT COAf. Also, WEST VIRGINIA sPLlNr,
CLOVES HILL. and MiDLDThiA> LUMI' and
HAIL COAL. OAK and PINE wood 81 Dest
quality. GEORGES CREEK Ct NBkRLAND
COAL sold BY the cargo or In small los 10 suit the
trade. x.,-....,
OFFICE AND YARD, corner 81 seyen,eenth aud
Gary sife,ls. WHIT ROBERTS.
de D4.3m
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United States MALL
CIEElIDn Ind
Il. c. CLIFFORD, Commander.
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. POrtSmorl' ,
Smithncld, and Hampton; Washington, -. c.,
Newb. rne, Washington, an TarbOrO', y. e.. and
all points I'm Eastern NOrti Carolina: also for East
ern shore Of Virginia. old Point, and All regular
landings on James river, al Lowest RATES,
and Trough bills sued. y. q. TATUN,
So 1 superintendent.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
.nDDS AND ENDS TO BEUMD
CLOSED OUT: VN
GENTGEMEN'S CORR-SOLE CATERS, SO old
price, 50.
GENTLEMEN'S CREOLE d. $. CATERS, So
old price. SO.
ENGLISH WALKING-sHOES,S - old price, -.
CONGRESS CATERS, 1850: Old price. 80.
LADIES sTRAP-sLIPPERs, 81; old price, ~.
TOILET. SLIPPERS, 5ec.; old price, $3.50; and
other goods low down.
TRUNKS, vALISEs, SATCHELS,
BAG, STRAPS, &c.
A BIG STOCK AND LOW PRICES.
de25 J. "A. GRIGG, Tenth and Main
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The store No COS Broad street vii from ibis date
be conducted by Dir. A. GUNsT who. Thankful TOR
The y ,tronagr bestowed upon the iae Urn, hopes ny
The proper stention TO business 10 merit coniinu-
aacf thereof.
Mr.. q BfSSWANGER viii hereafter conduct the
same business al 1927 Main street. where with The
same facilities he hone To receive i6erai share OF
the patronage heretofore bestowed upon the late
firm.
JANUARY;6, 1851. ia S-Sa, Su,&W2w
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DissOLUYIsNs a PARTNERSHIPS


nlSSOLU IlON OF CO-PAR tNER-
~ SHIP The co. partnership heretofore existing
be- een ADRIAN 6UNsr aud SAMUEL BIN.
SWANGER. under the name AMI style OF GUN>T 4
BiNsW NIGER. doing business at sos Broad
mutual consent.
All parties iurebted 10 the late firm are requested
TO make settlement with Mr.. A. SUNSr, nj 6Oo
Broad slIeet who also a stlnrs The liabilities OF the
concern. A. GUNsT.
:. BINSWANGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-09
RIcnMoyp AND ALLEGmAxY RArLRoAp %.

SlENANDoAll ALLLl RAILROAD.
- CoNNfITING At WAA>i~Hp.Ot
WITH CHESAPEAKE ANu ONTO RAILROAD.
TRAINS SOW RUNNlNG FROM WAVES
BORO' 10 SutNANDtAN lRpN-NOhh~.
Commencing Dectm1cr .--H.
Leave WAYNE sbor0' frr
shenandoah IRON
Work,................. 9:20A. M..ol 2i1P.N.
Leave ~h-iandoIn
IrOn-W ork Tor
Wayne,borO'..., .... $50 \. VI. Ilt - -N b. ".
Arrive ri ~hendud.I ali
lron-W Orks A.. 1910 \. VI a. GOO J.. ".
Arrive al wayne,
boro' at............... $40 \. NJ AID $40 J.. ~.
JOSEPH II. SANDS, >upci IN end'u'.
Higpr,ONI Nj.
WI. e.. MACDpW EtI.. tea Agent.
Pm iade pula, iI..
CHARLES T. HAT II,
General Freight aud Pas. Agcu'.
de II Ilsgrr-tp~u. VI
ID edmond AM OHNNILLE RAIL
Al ROAD COMPANY
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.