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13nel,lsos CHANCES.

4 MEMBER of the New-York Stock EI-
change nearly 20 years IN pse.ent business orers con-
tuuy 10 jon him continuing the business OF his present
which - about be dissolved Refe ences OF best
class Communications confidential Address repes STOCK
BROKER, Box No. 1888, Post Office. New-Yorx city
LNOR SALE.-rhe business of a shirt factory
opposite Office Poughkeepse with otto engine
Davis sewing machines and fixtures Apply to j. C. FER
RIS, 233 Main ST., POughkeepse ~ Y.
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bales gross 4028 bales Gales 1900 bales, exports TO
the Continent, bales % Great Brtsin, 1906 balesj
to France = bales; coastwse. stock. l07 59s bales
Low Middlng. 9i2t; Good Ordinary. 97.c net receipts
3bI6 bales 1878 bales exports to Great Britain,
Dhles TO France - baleE 10 the Continent -
bales
MOBILE Nov 29.-cotton easy Kidding. 9Tc Low
diddhne 92ci 0ood Ordinary. 9scL net receipts SOl
sales LOO Sale .soS sdpS Sns. O' O4
NEM.oR v,Ns. Nov 20.-Cotton easier; Middns. lOci
Low Mddng 9c; Good Ordinary. 94ci net RECEIPTS i6s
tinen 354 baes; coastwise sane; 10 Great Britain
SAFES ooOV bales; last evening - baes; STOCK z4f'ozs
SAVANNAH. Nov. 29--Corron hrner miannnr. sssc Low
Mddinf sc Uo0d Ordinary. osr4c. nst receipts o. W.
bales 5,2l5 bales; exports coastwise 37l4 bales
10 Great Britain. baies; TO the Continent - bales
bales.
EUROPEAN Markets
LIVERPOOL Nov. 2aBacon. Cumberland Cut SOL; short
BIB So. PORK, Prime Mess 9SOd: do Western 80 Lard,
Prime western BO0d American Choice 6Ood Corn,
s1d LOT Mixed Old. rurpentine Spl1ts. 37Od Proyisons
for old MKed Western Wheat 92da96d per GENITAL for Cal
lorna CnD JdG8lld for Red western SPRING aod@o'u
LONDON. Nov. 29-spirits Turpentine 373d. Cacutta
Lnseed 40Gd per quarter Linseea Oh, 92l Of942l 10
per tun Talow 4G per cwt Refined Proleum. fsd@
ANTWERP Nov 29-Petroeum II francs rs centimes for
Fine Pale American paid and 20 francs 90 centmes sellers
Nlc0xis Lard 100 francs per 100 kloS - ,,,,
BhkhEN, Nov. 29-Petrolenm marks 10 pennlss VII
cows Lard closed at "a marks per 10 KIDS - -.
UAVkR. Nov. 20.-WicOx's Lard closed at n Hancs
~ eentlmes per 90 kilos.
LONDON WOOL SALES
LONDON. Nov 29-At the sales today Q 900 bales
frior woods breds better Cape was
nTmer.
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-Yonx. Wednesday. nov. 20. 1879
The following was the only sale held 1T ne
Exchange salesroom to-day
ByLy<L Phillips.
] 5-story brick building with lot No 10 MefteIsi
of Broome-st, plot OF Land Z5xl0O; Fred 49,, ,,,
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Dipi0en0 Notlces.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
TREAsURRKs OFFICE, NO. II BROAD-s

XIV 1Okk NOV. To- 1909.
DIVIDEND OF ELEVEN AND ONE
~ TENTH per cent declared on the preferred
stocK OF this payable ut this office on and after MON
DAY 18th day Of January next 10 the holders OF s
stOc TO- 1872 In nYe years per cent
obligations % the company. dated Jan l. 1855
stock will be closed at
three the aften OF Satuday hr Sh Jay Vi Ne
cembr S82 and reopened at 10 O'clock III lhe ioehooho
Tuesday tue 10th day OF January, lSs5 -. . =, u,
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NEw.YoRK CHICAGO AND II. LOUIS RAILWAY Co ;
no BROADWAY. NEw YORK. Nov ~ looz
COUPONS maturing December / from hrst
" mortgage per cent bonds OF TINS company VIII DO plu
Of inc "o''OPOi''"" b. O. MITCHELL. Treasurer.
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Dipi0en0 Notice5.

OFFICE or TnE sHosHosE GOLD MIylsa ConrAsr}
% Bn0ADE EsR. YSSx K Sov. %. lss2}
DIVIDEND No. IA monthly dividend OF
able at the ones Of the Company Deem5sr is iss2
Transfer books close st9 aad reopen on the Ian OF
NEw-YoRk, LAKE ERIE AsD wEsrERs RAILROAD coz
TnHASUREF S SorI 81 conrrAsDrsr
NOTICE.-Coupons of the mortgage bonds n.s OF OF
IN this Comrany, due December 1851 VIII be paa Oh
presentation on And after 'Aa' s'I tsPEScER Treasurer
rT'HE INTEREST," ON The FOLLOWING
psyse. at The sassos hSss and an CEDAR
% CITY, % sSS d 1ef R'Ss%OI
MarIon.Co unty, Indiana,
Mineral asnee Railroad Company:
Montpelier sps6s' Z sndiana'
Pitts6arg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company:
s ii.st aS %d,s e., Isl :. series r,s =;
Rlchsnd indiana township;
Saint Charles street Railway Company OF Vow Orleans:
First Mortgage Gs. .o
vormlion County, Indiana,
Hancock County. Indianai
County 6s
NEW York. Nov. 80, 1882.
rT'HE BULWER CONSOLIDATED MINING
D1vIDhND OF TES IS CENTS PER siiAa payable On De
cemher H. 1882 at the Office Of Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. ,,,o roc, 49,, ~ r,...r,
Der fs ''' ''''' Il. r. COOK. Vice President
OFFICE OF TIE
1876 BROADWAY, NEw- YORK. Nov. ~ 1882 }
THE coupons due December l, 1882, OF the
following viii be- paid this office at and after
maturi v. viz
M, X and T. R'w'y general consoPd mortgage
Iebo Neosho Il. X. lst mortgage.
East Line and Red River X. II. LIST MORTGAGE
H. Il. HENSON, Treasurer
THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
n COMPANY.-The coupons maturing December /. lS32
the consolidated Mort Bonds OF this company VIII Dc
paid that the office Of tie Mercantile
Trust Co.. I2u Broadway, New-YOrk City.
C. T.. SATrERLEE, Treasurer.
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THR sIgRaG GRASDE MIsNG COMPANY
OF LAKE VALLEY, NEw MEXICO. I
rRAVsPgu OFFIcr. - EXCHANGE BUILDING. }
PHILADELPHIA NOf. ~ 1857.
DIVIDEND No. 2.-The Board OF Directors
IL have mis- DAY declared dividend Number y OF one
bnndrrd thousand dollars (slOOMOOh, Deihg 20 cents
ne share at the transfer otce OF me contrary on
eod transfer books close November 30 At p and
,e.nen December p "A 10 m. BY order 49,, -. -,
'~' BENJAMlE III. ShOEM AhFh FteruehI
Au.st GEORGt. l.. SMEDLEY secretary
OFucE OF THR HOLYOEE MINNG COMPANY
az IKOADwA1, ROOM -,
NRW YORK Nov ~, lSS2.)
DIVIDFND NO. s. -
VNHE regular monthly dividend or TWO PER
oGyT was this day declared aud mahs payable Al the
once OF the company December Z, 49,, =. a., -. -.
transfer boo rs the I'd aud reopen on the st day Oh
De's~'s'' JC HALL, Secretary aad treasurer.
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The Clearing-house statement to-aay Il ns ros
lows: Exchanges $2l2,7l3.656; balances
S6.7O1,137. u,.,;,or 20
day received 1858 900 National bank notes lor re-
6emptlon. The customs receipts were $4ff''oo'
and the internal revenue receipts S42o.es9.
The easier condition of the money market Tor iner,
camille paper generally reflected IN the iElers
Exchanges by n better demand and an aaVance
of nominal rates. The market closed fr1n anu q.p 20
ta.Ions for business as follows Bankers DIS pa ~
and "a S3i2 for long and short sterling ~
B. 243a and 5.217s for francs; VA anu JOB ioi
reichmarks; $685. and 1873 for guiiders- .,oa
The London market for Brtss conso o opened and
weak at declines of 1s to lOl 1915 Tor money anu
Sf lie TO lOI 1915 for account, and lateF recov
cred to lO2 lie for BOTH United states rs mo,n
onoted Ia lower at us Quotations for Amerioan
Railways show irregular advances differing IN III
aYnount according TO the advances made III yes.ett
DAVIS late home markets, but the Improve ne, Us
s"era not In all cases sustained no!aD hot ~
% mere nvs and az Paul The Bank of England gained
Is 600 bullion on balance At Paris french " p0'
80 ranged from 1910 80 SO.62l2 a.,
Wsssrs Wlnslow. Lanler a. Co. announce the
,,avment for December ON the usual long hS' VI
Tne rece1pts of -four and grain at the prlnclpai
,,iant,c ports this Goth day OF November Weie'
New-Y0Ik
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Dressmaflnl.

DRESS MAKER of sixteen years expert
N ence would nko few moro customers at her own
honsa mi.Its and renovating speciality walking suits
att styIe from 80 $lOi Silk uo rlO 10 so any style
1aII MKs CASSIDY 206 Vest 2Sth-st Good reforenees
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10 Northern Canada do. 81 n at Acc $40 North oa"A"
Judd Buckingham sold 1s9 Kentucky Sheep W ID A'
sc. eho., n NJ
&C.: 65 do los H. nj 5Iyc sc do 100 ~ at DO Vi 20 ~
lambs S3 o. at $50: late yesterday " ONO Shcep n nj
at del los NJ at $40 81 PennsyS anna ~ X n ut
&c; 20 Indiana do III D. at bltc lOz ONO bAho'' W "
5asc e3 Indiana do II ID. at btc. -~ ana
Murphy sold l42 Virginia sheep u ~ at ..-z a,
HOGS-Receipts 80 OF 46SS heau days II 40
Jersey City and 10 at 40thst Toia LOT time last
week The market fairly steady a. Sb@o " Poi -
single car of Extra was sold o. Sooo ~. 500 m NJ
saIes-Haienbeck q Davis sold III stato hogS i'
6Ac. ~. o.
do (Extra l79 10 at ST G5: 20 state 90 daS TO- W.
ISonzbs 2s5 ~ at she: Western Pigs w b nj o10-
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y tue 10Th day Oh 'anu1iy BHLKNAP. Treasurer.

ALL COUPONS DUE Isl PROX., and
the principal OF all that date Issued by the
RAILRoAD EQUIPMENT CoMPANY y, secured by Iolini
paid and after that date at the oces OF POST
MARTIN d co. No. "a Pinest. New YORK L. '" CLAhh
Il CO.. No 80 South 3dst. philadelphia o..,,,,
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rne following is the statement Of business az ths
yynited states Assay Office at New-Aork ior Inc
sC, n,b ending November 30. 1882
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Comparatiye exports of -four, wheat and corn
f,on nrincpai Atlantic ports for weeks ending NO
Sembsr % and from January /, 1881 aud 1857;
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ro,a,bu,n. l622OO S0ss6O 4,s72 1859 26'sOo s9o19
tn f,Il,viun were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee oday:
ReeepLs shipments
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Gitp i)ropsrtp DO feL


DVERTISEMENI FOE tn NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l23s Broadway. corner Thirty
fTst-st. sos West Twenty thiTst corner EIghthaye.
No 02 East Fouteenthst corner UnonsquaTe 200 Third
Forty.seyenth.sti AZ the HARLEM OFFiCES
90 aud 1900 rhirdage, corner One-hundredap aud
twenty fifth st, up TO p. m at regular ONCE rates
A GENTLEMAN desires 90 rent his furnished
~ Nat for q short time TO small family OF adults
pleasant home best Of references required
Cali Friday and saturday afternoons on CHESTER" at
Westerly. 91l 6th.aYe
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Brief Inconsistencies will be held at
the Baptist church every night this week.
The meetings this week have been largely
attended.
Colonel w. w, Gordon and Messrs. c.
v. Meredith and w. w. Cosby were in the
city yesterday. They are counsel in the
damage suit OF Jones Us. The Old Domin-
ron Cotton Factory.
Though several reports TO that effect
have been circulated, there is no truth in
the ALLEGED arrest Of Phil. Walker. the
murderer OF Agnes wilkins, Mt Bermuda
Hundred. in Chesterfield county, last week.
Walker has mother and sisters living i'll
Petersburg, a brother who resides in Ches-
seriield county, and two who live in Phila-
delphia. II is thought he has made his
way north, where, by change OF name and
keeping quiet, he could very long. perhaps
altogether, elude arrest.
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From PARIS To VJrSS. ox ID

From PARIS TO VIENNA on A BICYCLE
81 carried with me, among my scanty bag.
gage, Il small supply OF Coca, an Indian
tonic, by which | was able to assuage the
sudden and painful hunger which some
dimes accompanies continued exertion.
When fatigue and sleep began TO tell upon
me the marvellous Coca again supported
sac aud gave me strength"
NJ. LAUMAMLE,
who rode bicycle from Paris TO Vienna.
a distance Of $50 miles, In a little more than
sxetye days.
The nneqaalled tonic aud reinvigoratinp
c"e.s Oh the Coca are embodied in Lie
eosnized as the standard tonic NV The
nsetiieal profession Of every civilized
cnnntFy. Beware Of chean imita,inns
anarr initiative names. Cures dysnensia
,saiaria, bilionsness, piles, debility sp pypins,
q The ears, and all who are run down. @Ns
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The court will meet again to-day.

Contesting Seat in The School Board, -
The ease Of Mr.. John O'Brien Us. Mr.. T.
X. Owens, involving a seat in the City
School Board from the Fourth Ward. will
he heard in the Hastings Court Friday.
Mr.. O'Brien was turned out by the State
Board and Mr.. Owens appointed in his
place on the ground that there was no re-
cord OF the fact Of Mr.. O'Bricn having
qualified. Mr.. O'Bnen claims that he did
qualify, and with one or two others will, II
il understood, make oath TO the fact. MI.
Owens has been sworn in by Superintend-
emf HowIe, and was present at the last
ueeefinV Of the Board.
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PETERSBURG.

EXECUTION IN sURRY C0UNTY-A CAR WITH
SEyENTY-FIvE BARRELS OF TAR BURNED
ARRESTED FOR MATRIM0-
NIAL-SONs OF TEMPERANCE--WORK on
INK CENTRAL LUNATIC ASYLUM, &C.
fOorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER II, 1892
Mary Booth, who was convicted at a late
Term Of the County Court Of Surry OF the
murder Of Mrs. X. c. Gray and Mr.. T. f.
Jones by the administration OF poison in
heir food. will be hung at the Jail Of said
county on the 18th of November. II is
hHrtily probable that the Governor will in
feTfcTc, as he percmptorily declined some
time ago to commute the sentence OF the
girl 10 Imprisonment, which he was petit
toned to do on account OF her youth. The
counsel for the girl noted sundry eXcep-
lions during the progress OF the trial, but
IL is not known that the case has been taken
10 the appellate court.
5rhe front boX-car of a freight train on
che Wilmington and Weldon railroad, con-
Gaining seventy-fve barrels of tar. was de-
giyoyed by fire yesterday, and the accident
caused considerable delay in She passage of
other trains. The car was a stOck-car, and
II is said there was some hay upon the floor,
upon which spark from the engine fell,
causing the fire. The destruction OF the
car and contents was complete.
In the Mayors Court this morning
"Dr.'' Shadrach Jones (colored) was ar
raigned on the charge OF causing the death
of James Scott (coloreD by malpractice.
The accused was arrested on Il warrant
issued by the coroner, based upon the evil
dencc taken at the inquest. The evidence
OF physicians who saw the deceased day
or two before his death was.positive that
the man could have easily been cured UNI
der proper treatment. The case was con-
tinued until tomorrow at the request Of
the prisoner, who was committed without
bail.
Two of our young CITIZENSHIP. J.
Heath CalJaniss and DR.. L. S. Schauk-
were married in Chesterfield county to-
day--the former to Miss Harrison and the
latter to Miss Jennie Clark, well known in
Richmond. A prominent young lawyer
OF Richmond, it is announced, is to be mar
Fied in Nottoway county tomorrow.
The Grand Division, Junior, OF the Vir-
ginia Sons OF Temperance met in tins city
This afternoon with quite goody attend
ancc Of delegates and officers. The after
noon train brought over about fifty dele
gates from Richmond and other points.
There are four cases Of felony to betried
al the term OF the Hastings Court which
commences on Thursday. There is, how
ever, not misdemeanor case on the docket
The contracts for building the Central
Lunatic Asylum near this city having been
awarded, it is proposed to commence the
work at once. II is expected that the eX
cavation and stone-work, and some OF thu
brick-work, will be done before the colo
weather sets in. 1t is probable that th'
bricks to be used in the building will b'
made on the farm, which contains some o
tbc finest clay for that purpose in the State
The School Board last night elected
Mr.. George w. Scott, the secretary OF tn,
Board, rs principal of Anderson school, il
place OF Mr.. 4. ii. Hinton, resigned.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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AUCTION sALEs-En sugre 1sy.;:
by sampson & Adamson,
,.uo.osaors N John p. Sampson & BrotherJ
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF s COAL 9l;,I d pnq-
pERTY AT THE CLQyER-HIiLLL W. w
NiNFs' IN CHEsTERFIELD COuNIli b N,e,t.
n, virt,,e ~ a deed Of trust from w. NJ h1pei ~
son and q. A. Robertson, his wliei am M, I IA
Robeyfson. trustee bearing date on ths lo npsrIy
~ December 1879 and recorded ~ ,he .,nsy
os,,ro Of the County Court Of Chesterneis s
and being required SO to do by tie c.eua' On the
cnred thereby, will sell by public aue'oh y" '"'
'''"' 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1889,
At 10 O'Clock NJ, FOUR UNplv!DE;iDy, l ElTH T.,
TErNTHS (4-Isl Of the COAL iNIE .t IN 81, ~
rhaf "a known as the "ROBERTSON IO Ahi
pRoPFRTY, . the same being the coal or n,ne i,,
underlying that certain TRACT Or LhnD y, the the
taining 100 ACRES. situate ana peinx ,n' ~
SIoyer-IIil coa-mines, in the county oi ,,"rh
acid and State Of Virginia, bounced on VI. "o,n.
Nv the lands OF the Brigbt-Hope hahwayy ~ ,Itn n,
D,nv south by the lands Of the estate oi " mn, ~
Worshsm deceased east by the lands OF .is es'.o
81 Thomas Fendley, deceased; ana west ny "''
ia,ds of the said W. H. Robertson -, ,
norton of this property has been workcu, anu
,ha nposJ Welded Is OF excellent quality. -.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the residue upon t
eonaI credits of six, twelve, and eighteen MONTHS s
he PURCHASER To execute his negotiable notes lOr
The deferred payments of the purchase-in9hey'
With interest added from the day OF sale ana Sc
cnre the payment Of the same by deco Oh ir"S'
upon the said property. ,.ey,rO r.ns,oo
SAMPSON 4 ADAMsON, Auctioneers DC IL
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H,asfiaqs Court.--This court was In ses-
syon yesterday, and was engaged all day
hearing the case Of Richard Morris alas
Richard Brooks, charged with felouious
emitting and wounding. The jury found
verdict Of guilty, and the accused was sent
20 isil for six months and fined sl00.
The grand Jury found true bills against
John r.. T. Turner and William Moles for
Breaking the peace by engaging In fight
one Sabbath In September In the upper
part OF the city.
The court will meet again to-day.
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Although the tobacco-seedlings under
growth in the Vuelta Abajo. Cuba, were
destroyed by the late cyclone, new seed.
hngs can yet be planted, but the crop will
DC bate and inferior, producing, perhaps,
noihing above leaf Of second-ciass quality.
The remedies and partido seedlings SUI
Tered little
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yiretnin Postal News

A new post-ofiice has been established
at Flint. Floyd county, with Robert c.
Thurman as postmaster.
The following postmasters have been re-
gently commissioned Nathaniel Il. Hob
son, ut Republican Grove, Halifax county.
and Friel Hawks, at Lamsbury, Carroll
county
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- FATAL ACCIDENT TO A PHYICIAN.-Fri.
day night last DIR. j. C.. Sale, a prominent
physician OF Paint Creek, Kanawha coun-
~, w. Va, was run over and killed by a
freight train. He was graduate of the
Richmond (Va) Medical College, and stood
high In his profession.
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BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Coz
Real Estate Auctioneers,
IlOs Main street

ARGE TwO-STORY AND BASE
IL MENT DOUBLE:BRiCK DW NIL IN
WITH WIDE BALL THROUGH TIE oEh-
TIRE. WITH LARGE LOT. BEA TEL, /
GROUNDS AND SURROUNDINGS, on TIE b
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE, NO. 2lO4, b.
TWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENI1-
SECOND STREETS, CHURCH HILL, AT AUG
TION.
Buck Ell ais. rs. Piedmont and Arlington Life
Insurance Company
Nv virtue of Il decree of the United states DIS
trict Court for the Eastern District OF Virginia
entered November, 1881, VIII sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER rs, 1882,
nj Az O'Clock L. NJ. that portion OF the property
described in said decree, a. follows:
All that LOT OF LAND, with the improve
mcnts thereon, on the north side Of Grace street
between Twenty first and Twenty-second streets
fronting 60 by lGj feet The DWELLING Is
very cOmmOdl0us contains zen or twelve rooms
besides brick kitchen, and Is now occupied by MIR.
Il. l.. Butler. "
TERMS: One fourth cash: six, twelve, and eigil-
teen months with interest added. for balance tillc
retained until the purchase-mOney Is paid IN tull.
AUDlN l.. B0ULWARE,
ocl4 Receiver.
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DOR NEW lORk.-The Old IfNrs
Il Dominion steamship Company sSaExrS
proposed s1lltngs for the week following are:
ODD Captain WALLER, FRIDAY.
October 20th, At o'clock Z. VI.
GCIANDOTTE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
October 22d. III l o'clock 4. VI.
RUANOkE, captain CouCH, TUESDAY, OctO-
Der cath, At l O'Clock i. VI.
Freight received until l o'clock T.. VI. Friday
. O'Clock l.. n. saturday, aud To IL O'Clock noon
Tuesday.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch tO all points north, south,
east, and west; also to foreign psrts.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare 10 New York (includiny meals
and BERTH, $40; r0uBd-trptickets, SIS: steerage
with subsistence, 81: without subsistence. So.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesdays, and saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1880 (. VI. will make
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, 5000. Tickets 81 be had al
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. w
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage, apply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
Oc Is Company's Wharf, ROckettS