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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

Health journals insist upon re
posing on the right side only, and
claim that it is injurious to lie on
botn sides, but We don't know where
they will find a healthier set Of men
fbar LAWYERS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

Miss Beulah Sumpter has been
quite sick this week. She tainted
at the drug store Saturday night on
account of the noise made by the
Christmas reYelers.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

Tie prophets ought to be predict
ing the failure Of the ice crop,
peac'I crop, or something. Some
people seem to fear they will he for
gotten if they are not continually
lying.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

The Supreme Court of Wisconsin
has given a decision which has
greatly disturbed the grain gam
blcrs. An operator lost 81, 500, or
would have done so if he had settled
up, but he refused to pay, and was
sued for the money. The verdict
in circuit court was against him,
but was set aside on appeal, the
higher court deciding that as no
grain was actually bought or sold,
the operation was simply a wager,
and therefore a violation of the gam
bling law.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

God is better served in resisting
a temptation to evil than in many
formal prayers.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

~ move," said delegate in Vir-
ginia convention, "that our chairman
take a dose OF Or. Bulls Cough Syrup,
he is so hoarse that l cannot understand
him" That gentleman had no doubt
tried this wonderful medicine.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

The imprudent nan reflects on
what ne has said, the wise man on
what he is going to say.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

A very old lady on her death-bed
in penitential mood, said: Il
have been a great sinner more than
eighty years, and didn't know it."
An old colored woman who had
lived with her long time ex-
claimed: Laws, l knowed it sll the
time"
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COTTON STORAGE

T IBERAL CASH Advances on all cotton
L. stored with "a. Fall Insurance. guarsn-
eel. Protect your cotton from weather and
sspas-tf BUPoRD BROS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

Loeeis never lost. fit is recipro-
Gated. it viii flow back and soften
ana purify the heart
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

IT is related of a wealthy Phila-
delphian who has been dead thees
many years that a young man came
to him one day and asked for help
to start in business. ''Do you
driIkT' inquired the millionaire.
Occasionally" "Stop it! Stop it
for a year and then come and see
me The young man broke off the
habit at once, and at the end Of a
year again presented himself. DO
You smoker" asked the great man
''Ycs, now and then" "StOp it!
Stop it! Stop it for year and then
come and see me-" The young man
went away and cut loose from the
habit, and after worrying through
another twelve months once more
faced the philanthropist. ''Do you
chewY" Yes" "Stop it, Stop
it tor a year and then come and see
me But the young man never
called again. When some one asked
why he didn't make one more effort,
he eplied: Didn't 1 know what
he vas driving at? He'd have told
me that as / had stopped chewing,
drinking ami smoking, ] must have
saved enough money to start my
selr"AWall Street News.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

We received last Saturday a
pamphlet and circular severely
going for Senator Harris from Alpha
to Omega. They have no sigma
ture and do not show who wrote or
printed them, but the circular con
fains the word sequence and thai
may show who is playing the hand.
1t is an absurd and abominably
stupid assault The grave and
grand old senator sails along like
a proud ship and never stops to
fight back at the little waves that
splash and splutter in his wake.
Isham G. Harris would be returned
in ten minutes if the people Of Giles
county were the returning board,
and these pigmies who are barking
at his heels and afraid or ashamed
20 reveal themselves deserve execra-
tioa and contempt.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

New York News: There is a
man living in this city who is so all
fired lazy that when he once gets to
work he is too lazy To stop.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

If the Pulaski CITIZEN can have
its W. Wit will make Giles county the
wealthiest section OF the state. 1t
is bound to have every family take
its county paper, if possible. That
is the certain and sure way to pur-
sue to bring prosperity to any com
munitv We understand that near
ly 1000 Of the people of Giles
county already take the CITIZEN.
Witness the result: Giles is a
wealthy and enterprising county,
while Lawrence with rs great, if
not greater, natural advantages,
lags far behind, suffering its county
paper, which is alone doing so much
for the county, to drag out a pre-
cartons existence, its energies Grip
Piled for want OF an adequate sup
port -Lawrenceburg Press.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-28

We have from The Leonard Scott
Publil ling Company, IL Barclay Street
N. Y, their fac siiaile reprint OF Black
WOOD Magazine for December.
Tho leading article this month is q
review OF the recently published "Auto-
bIogrsp ply OF Archibald Ali1on," giving
accounts Of his political and literary
career and many quotations from his
writings "The West Eastern Diyan"
Is also book notice. It Is collection
OF short poems, or lightly thrown out
verses and versicles in the style and
under the mask of the great Persian
poet Hafix, and were written by Goethe
after he was sixty years Old.
''Four months Ia Morocco is one OF
the ploasantest essays ia this number,
and forms a companion 10 the "NOtes
Of an Egyptian Campaigner" which
Processes TO be merely an unconnected
narrative of a few incidents OF tie past
campaign. a story OF Western American
life IS commenced, "rhe Ladies Lin
dOres," continued, and several poems.
A Latin epitaph To Carlyle and the
usual political article serve 70 complete
an unusually interesting number.
The periodicals reprinted by The
leonard Scott Publishing Co. al Bar
clay Street, y. - are "a follows: The
London Quarterly, Edinburgh, West
muster, aud British Quarterly Reviews,
and Alaokrood's Magazine. Price, 50 a
year tor Black wood, 50 30 for any one
OF tho Reviews. aud only $40 Tor all,
ana me postage Is prepaid by the pub
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Log Wagons Wanted.

/ WILL pay $3.50 per log for hauling wal
L MT leg. from Nick Burns on Bradshaw
TO Pula ki. One wagon rnsy haul enc or
twenty -q1it when ) on please and get pay
for he iogs hauled. Twenty wagons want
ed. Logs lying now IN ,ide OF FavettevilIt
road TYREE ROBES.
dqrG
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=. children OF tho Common Father.

Brethren, Is drawing near,
and we arc once more to be taught, by the
giving and receiving Of gifts, OF the great
love OF our common Father in sending us
q common Redecmcr. How better can we
express our gratitude TO that common
Father for His ilcstimable gift than by
giving gifts 10 the more unfortunate menu
bcrs Of the common family?
There are 100 orphans and so widows at
the Midlothian pits who have at best but
little to make Christmas time OF JOY and
gladness to them. l am therefore endea-.
voring To procure for each orphan bag OF
candy aud some other suitable present. and
for each widow pound OF coffee and a
pound OF sugar, to be distributed to them
on the day after Christmas-day in a room
procured for the purpose by Colonel L.
O'Bricn together with some clothing viii n
has been sent me from the North by the
Rev. DR.. Hamlinton). Allwho are DESTROYS
OF helping in this work will please send
their donations to No. 1914 Main street,
Richmond, care Of John l.. Williams, ESD,
with names attached to the package.
Money for the purchase OF these gifts
may also be left at 1914 Main street or sent
in stamps. bills, or check direct to myself.
lam T.. ALLANsoN, Manchester, Va.
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Briefs.--A grand ball is announced to
come or at Cerslcy's Hall, in Manchester,
Friday night. The hall has been finely
decorated.
The city engine is pumping water now
only into the mains, the reservoir being
empty while workmen are employed ce-
mcnting the bottom and sides.
The sum OF 900 was realized In aid OF
Che temperance reading-room from the en-
tertainncnt given by the ladies In tho
courthouse during last week.
The City Court Is now holding IFS De-
xsember Term.
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lAnrroTca nccemher 15.I9s2.r

!. &c l. Os1aine3 jstie Council of the Ciiynf
R3chNl0nd, ihat ihc Richmond ana Allegheny
Railroad Company shall have leave 10 tuict ,
railroad truck leaving is main Inc or Canal street
between Eighth ana ninth streoi s. Crneci!ng II the
left by c,iFc bfCiuuiag ITO feet west Of Tie
western 10 OF Nlih street running thence across
Ninth street ard The arm O; The ia-u g. The OrpO-
Sic Size. and occupying with II track The south
side OF Inc unused portion of Canal street tying
between Tcnil strcct and the arm OF Tie basin Tor
width OF 10 feet ard 100 feet Ia length. ana 10
operate sud track with such ,ngiues. ears. and
0iher arlurienanccs and machinery US may be It.
2. lie construction Of the -. track shall be 20
made 10 occasion the least Interference pracf =
cable with The customary and regular usc Of the
SAID streets for Other purposes.
3. The said connect IN shall he made IT Grade.
and tic said railroad company shall at g. own cost
conform the failure grade Of The sid track T. any
Change which the city may determine 10 MAZE in
said streets either of them at fho points crossed
on TO be crossed by thc said track.
4. la The event 4 any change being made in The
character of The prylnr Of Tie said streets 40 The
points proposed f. tc crossed hy ilc SAID track at
any tine here fer, The sid railroad company
shall, IT lie request Of tie street Committee or Of
Tie CITY Engineer. forthwith conform 10 said
similar u ti.at prc-crhed or use Cor Tic remain
Ing portion Of tile streets adjacent io sid track.
3. he city Of Richmond shall have the right 10
regulate. ~ ordinance or resolution OF it, Council,
the rate II speed on tc said track, and t. require
the maintenance, az Tie expense 81 the company,
of such guards, Nigmen, or Other protection
against accident, by night " day, =; may DC dec-
Cd requisite.
6. Cars shall not be suffered 10 remain standing
on the said track except that portion of II which
crosses lie arm OF the basin and that portion Of ~
which OCCUPIES the unused part OF Canal street ~
ing between TeGih sirect and The arm of he basin
and any violation of this or The two preceding Sec
tons Of this ordnance may be punished by i fine
Of not less than zen or more than one hundred dol
lars. aud each violation shall be 4 separate offence.
Z. The privilege hereby granted NAV be revoked
by Tic votes of two successfully. elected Councils
after six months notice of the last OF the aid
VOTES de oO-Jt
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AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING
LIvEIY-STADLE5.
(Appr0 we'd December 1S, 1891

BE Il 0rduinei by The Council Of the City Of
Richmond, ihat liyeTy-s.able keepers SHAH no, be
allowed 10 have exceeding three vehicle at time
IN any street for tie purpose OF wa Ling them
the same to be removed ms soon Ms washed. Said
vehicles 10 DO placed parallel with The street and
next - the curstone; and no vehicles will be al
lowed 10 be parked In front of any llyery-stable.
Horses shall not he allowed To lie led from livery
stables across the waitway To be waered from tubs
In front OF stables. For every violation or this
ordnance the offender shall he sui cct 10 fine, 10
be imposed by the Police Justice, Of Eot less than
one nor more than ten dollars. dc cost
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Acquitted. jury sworn AZ Chester.
field Courthouse before Judge Gregory OF
the County Court for the trial Of Solomon
Jones (colorcd), for the alleged murder OF
HIS con some weeks since two miles below
Manchester. rendered n verdict last night
of -" no; guilty." and the prisoner was dis
charged. After his arrest Jones denied
having murdered his son, alleging that
be had been killed by train on the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, where the
body was subsequently found.
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AUCTION sALEs-future Days:
DIV Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate AuctioBeers anu nroA'
No. a north Tenth street.

r.
No. 8 north Tenth street.
A UCTION SALE OF 4 VERf DE n
"A sIRABLE EIICK DWELLaifN," pr,ftn.
THREE DEhUTIFULLY-sTit,,n,Iri E ~ in,,rvhT.
ING LOTS on TIE NORTH s SUE O rr ~ Tr w
iiETVEEN FIRST AND ~. JAMES rI,..l,nd ~ ~
nv rcoucst Of The owner, who has conciiasa 20
diso ontiEuc housekeeping, VIC VIII se'' " ""'''"
upon the premlsos. ON ,ooo
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 99, 1882
at o'clock +. NJ
the above. described PROPERTY In inc crocr
'o tirSt. That Observation-Disclosures, AS Mp
wEIL-CONsTRUCTED BR!gN, Nv, ~ . aian,,In.
No IL Dnyal rtrcet The DWELbirn . ~, raar
seven rooms, gas, water. &C.: htchen " tue g.,
The lot has " front OF AZ by uepth vi = iee''
with a lO-foot alley on the east. or ,ho
Secondly, and Immediately aitcr rne sie ~, 49,.
awelIing THREE BUILDING LOIS coinm,endd
ing 40 feet east OF the alley above meh,l.he"'
Zach lot has front Of 90 feet bI dep,n Oh -
feet In view Of the retired LOCATION Oh t,,s p'v
ncrty together with is close proximity 10 w. as
tcnsiye works Of W. r. Tanner 70, an oppv.
tnuiiy Is thus afforded operative. OF loca,ing n.y. ~
their scene OF labor We invite tlc ~, ~,
ali interested good Investments 10 DC WIN US a'
the time named. ,.,..o a, stx and
twelve months, O per cent Interest sducu' anu
secured by trust deed upon me propciIicer
ClEWNISG ROSE.
dc 81 hne.iD'., w.
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ny III. l.. staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and huctloneers,
HOS Main street.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF a FARM NEAR
l. ELK HILL, IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY
by AUCTlON.-By virtue OF q certain deed OF
trust made by }. ID. Ferguson AID wife "a the un-
dersigned trustee, dated March IS, S82, aud re-
corded in Goochland county clerks olacc, shall
Sc !, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %, 1882,
at o'clock NJ. In front Of the post-onice In the
city Of Richmond, Va. the TRACT OF LAND ia
GoOchland county, situated about two miles from
ELK li,ll station, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND TWO ACRES, more or less, with the Inn
proycments thereon, consisting of 4 log dwelling
with three rooms, n log tcuant's house with two
rooms, n framed barn, stable, cow-housc, and to-
bacco-larn.
TERMS : Enough In cash TO pay tic expenses Of
2S, 1882, and upon the following credits: $3.50,
payable March %, 1885; $3.50, payable Sep.
tember 20, 1883; $500, payablc March ,2S,
will b. announced al he lime OF sale.
dc IL III. J.. STAPLES, Trustee.
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THE HOT SPRINGS

Of Bath county. Va. as follows:
l. sEYEN EIGIITHs OF TIE TIP \ T
Known As THE not SPRINGS, con-
tanning about $50 ACRES.
II. FIVE sIXTHS or ABANDONING TRACT
Of about 400 hCRkS.
Ill. \ TRACT OF ABOUT SO ACRES, adjoining
". : fE&uT or AGoU'r &c ACRES, also ad-
TIE iirstis known as "IiIE HOT SPRINGS"
and was formerly oUnoi by Thomas Goode. The
other tracts have since been added 10 IT, and M to-
Eethcr COZ i!tnte ne MOST VALUABLE fEO-
PLfIf N VIRGINIA.
TIE interest Of =. G.. Tardy in said property viii
be sold q Whole, ene arrangements VIII De made
hy which iiie purchaser may u he wishes 10 do so,
purchase The remaining one eighth OF the first
lr'ct ana one sixth of the second tract at prices
relatively The sane rs those Dii FOR the interest Of
sand IardY therein.
The curative properties of tic waters og The Hot
Springs are equal. II not superior 10 those Of the
famous Hot Sprlugs Of Arkansas. aud thcir relu-
The HOTEL and COTTAGES are IN good con-
lition. with a capacity 20 accommodate FOUR
HUNDRED GUESTS.
This property is situated in tie ceIebraiod Warm
Springs Valley, unriyaed for the beauty OF its
scenery and for Ecathflliuc,s, aud embraces iBnu-
meraLlc pr,ngs Of infinite variety cf temperature
AMI varied medicinal pronertles. They arc the
only not springs east of Tie Mississippi river, and
must necessarily be The great resort Of all persons
living In The Atlantic states who seek permanent
relief from rheumatism, govt, and scrOfula.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash, $4,000; credit A. TO
the residue Of one, two, and three years, with in
tcIcst from day OF sale. payable scmi-annually. az
per cent. eyidcncedby bonds with good personal
security, but Tie purchaser III his optIon, pay
the whole of the purehase-lnoney in cash. or pay
one third In cash, and relieve himself FROM the ne
cessity Of giving personal security for the unpaid
pu' cha elm 1ncy; but the tile viii be retained
III the whole purchase money shall DC paid.
Arrangements have been made 60 i'll with ice
the capacious iCe-hOuses on lhc premises. aud the
purchaser viii be required 20 ray In cash the ac-
tual cost OF procuring supply Of ice for the COM
ing summer: but 10 l. not believed that the cost
will exceed two or three hundred dollars.
fOr further information apply % Me@srs. Ould
& Darlington. or 90 Mcssgs. Johnston, Williams (
B0uiware, Richmond. Va.
JANIS ALFRED JONES.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JH.,
". l.. SINS,
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IREIi,iiT.

Freight received 5aily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
SmilhIcll. aud Hampton; Washington, u. c..
Ncwbcri, Nashngton, and TarbOrU'. y. g, and
al points in r.. Tern North Carolina; also, fol
hasIcIn shore OF Virginia. Old Point, and Oh regu-
iar landings or James river, AT LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. y. TAIIj,
no Is Superintendent
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by Jas. MacdOugall. Auctioncer,
~ IN ra.cetDf. frngf

BEER-PUAlP, BAC-
ID ATELLE-TAELE. SHOWCASES IL
CENsE, &C., Az kUCIION.-On
FRIDAY, ODD INSTANT,
n IL O'Clock, ! VIII sell 1T No. 10 cast Broad
street. by request of Mr. W. III. Ward. who has re-
moved from the city, the entire 0utAt OF ABOVE
establishment, embracing .
WhLNUT-TOP BAR-COCNTER.
BEfR-PUNlP. IN perfect order, With ICE-BoA
i,yCEJLENT MAEBLF-RED BhGATELLE-
TABLE. Wit, BALLS. CUES, &C.;
. FINE OVAL-FRONT PLATED NfOW-
CASES,
LONG Bkr-MIRHOR, CHAIRS.
COOkING- and UEATlNG-STOVES,
Balance OF stock Of LIQUORS. GIG AfS, &c..
NE whole To lie sold without reserve, ami 10 witch
attention Is asked JAS. MAtDOb"ALi,
de2I Auctlonccr
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By Grub5s x Williams.
Pool i'-ia'e Agcuts and trril0neers.
Eleventh st.ett between Mainland Dsnk,
Richmond, Va.
TUE HOT SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
FOR SALE At AUCTION.

In Pursuance &C 4 decree Of ;hc United states
District Court fer tie Western district Of Viz
yiula, We will 40 o'clock =. ", on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 80, 1859,
AT the cUetcm-hnusc, in tine city OF Eiehm 0nd,
Va. sell Dy public auction Tic interest Of samuel
|. LII
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CITY ORDINANCES,

An ORDINANCE ALLOWING TIE
RICHMOND AND ALLEGirANY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY TO CONSTRUCT
i TRACK FROM CANAL STREET, b.
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS,
ACnOss NINTH AND TIE ARM OF BA-
SIN, &c.
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by RIB Chaiiin K Coz
Real Estate huctionecrs.

LECTION SALE OF FRAME STORE
cnpSri 0F I.EICII AND HENRY STREETS-
THERE Is a GOOD sTORE-ROOM, WITH
DWELLING; ATTACHED. CONTAlNiNG , siX
ROOMS; ALSO, \ STABLE ON LOI' WIFI
Fronts az FrET.--ht the request OF The helrs
If Peer Kcll, deceased, we viii sell by Pnoic auc-
ZION, on the prcmI O., on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1857,
at 4 o'clock L. NJ, the aboye-described REAL Eo-
TATE. ..,,,,r
This Is good business-stand of long STANDING.
The dwelling IL comfortable and wei arrihScn
This property must lie sold for division, ana PR
files may attend this sale assured OF an opportunity
To make proflt1ble inyestmcnt.
TERMS: Accommodates, and announced III
sale. 4. IL. ClArf!N :. 80,
do 81 huctlOH''iS.
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Dr. j. A. Alexander. Broau. ~ay, va,
says: 81 have used Browns Iron b.. 'seEs
N my practice With great satisiaction.n
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Ja2 loo IS,lG,le, 26,27 ,2s,
80
GALE OF y VALUABLE FARM AT
- AUCTlON.-As commissioners, acting under
decree 81 the Circuit Court Of the county OF
Amelia, rendered at the March term thereof in
tbs year 1881. In the suits Of AndersOn's executor
rs. Jackson, &C.. Ellison. &C., IS. Jackson, re,
and JarksOn. &C.. rs. jackson, &C., we VIII Offer
for sale OF public auction, at Amelia Courthouse,
on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1852.
that being court-day. that VALUABLE FARM
formerly owned BY Nat. Harrison. deceased, Wing
In Amelia county. on Nibbs creek, three miles
from tie Danyllle railroad and i've mile from
Amelia Courthouse. the nearest depot. containing
about ONE THOUSAND AND NINETY ACRES.
including about 100 acres Of lOwgrognds IL IS
well tinhlcred with OAK, pine, &c. aud has upon IL
agcoi dwelling house ard other buildings. IL adj
Joins Tie lands Of John +. Pride, Bradley 4. John
son. &. D. lyin, Joseph Il. Anderson, and Others
TERMS: One third cash; bonds for residue M
one and two years, IN equal instruments, tearing
8 per cent Interest from date, title retained till
The whole purehase-inoney Is paid.
WILLIS J. DANCE,
EDGAR ALLAN,
no 3Q-tDcc28 W W. COSBY.
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NXVEDESDS.

OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE ASD MAVISE}
ISsUkASCE CcNPASN
RICHMOND, VA. December II, 1852.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-Thc Board OF
~ Directors Of this company have this day de-
clarcd oft Of Ire profits Of The past six
months 4 SESIi-ANNUAL DIVIDEAD OF FIVE
PER CENT. free of taxi. ant passed the BAL
ancc OF said profits t@lS1S1.73l % the Surplus
fund. Dividend payable to stockholders on and
after JANUARY 1ST next. -
Wsi. II. MCCARTHY,
de l0-3w secretary.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR G-5I,
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS. NEWS
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NEWPORT NEWS,
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. FORTS
MOUTH, AND J.AHE>.3INER LANDINGS,
CONNECTS ~ PORTSMOUTH FOR
OLD POINT.
BAL TISlORF, MD THE NORTH
SAFE AFTERNOON,
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON. SMiTHFlFLD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUrG WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
JAMES RIVER by DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALE CHARGED
By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE 10 NORFOLK. bl.0' lNoTIarr,r
FARE ROUND TRIP. 1900 w
WAl-LANDING FARES FROM csc. TO 90c.
MEALS, Toe.
one of the Conpany's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying Unlicd STATES mallJ
z. &. GlFFOED, Commander.
leaves Eicnmcpd every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY. at a. NJ, for aboyc-nGmcd
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk Al
$50 4. H.. arrivinq AZ Richmond AZ about L. NJ
Through tickets on sale on steamer and ~ t.ar.
ber's Agency, l00C Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STATKROOlIS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-21
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MURPHY MEANS THIS: ~ -
Va His Raw Oysters, Ills S.camcGe1sI III
Oy.iers. Ills Sicwcd o. sicrs. Ills Frcu Ss$liY
oysters. and oysters bv the barrel aud VIZ
uc.i sure. cannot be cquallcd I'm the United -tac,.
Competition invited aud excellence dcNcd. The
yery pcst Wines. Liquors. Alcs. Hccr, Ciglrs, and
Tobacco. JOHN MURPHY.
de 3-IIG corner Eighth and Broad streets.