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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
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By'Chswpipe a Rnss,
uesi EBsats Auctionesrs and brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
A NOTION SALB or VALUABLE

A UCrION SALE or VALUABLE
IA IAsT.NAIN. AID WESr.1RDAD.
eTRHEr lMPBOvED AND uNIhPROVEO
PHOPERTYs-By request OF the owners. We
viii cell, BY auction upon the Pre- miss, the
following VALUABLE PROPERTY, ON
SATURDAY. NovEnBEs ~, lsse.
Fimt mat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MENT BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
no, 1919 east Main street, between Twenty.
third and Invent, fourth streets Inc lot
has 3 mont OF % b. Depth OF lo5 ieet more
or les to q alley. This properly Is IN good
order, with Kitchen In rear, OIL OF whicn
rents readily ct figures that yield GOOD
per cent.
eeeopd. Immediately AFTER the above sale
ne will cell the LOT adjoining the above on
ibs west, upon which 10 small frame snop.
This lot has front OF 12 feet more or less
by n de pth OF 1856 feet; 1t 10 an excellent lot,
ard The purchaser will have the right OF ad-
Iopipg walls which affords an opportunity
Of erectiLg a snug building a. small OUT
lay. I'D TX -
Third. Upon the same dey ~ O'Clock
PM that MOST DESIRABLE LOT 'front.'
ing 22k by q depth Of 1873 feet more or less
10 an alley In rear on the nortn siue OF
broad between Jefferson and Madison
streets This Is the only vacant realty now
TO be had upon this deservedly popular
SQUARE. Let there he an Outpouring OF Did
d, 70 upon this occasion.
ne2O Auctioneers.
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THE NEW LINE.
TIE rrv YolK, PHILADELPHIA AND
roRI ok SOUTHERN CONNECTION.
A .r,,sam Of Years TO b Realized sloep
Raissd-fhs Virginia
Canes Cable.


Correspondents ofths Richmond Dispatch
NORFOLK. November 20. 1886.
The extension OF The New York, Phila.
deIpbia aud Norfolk railroad (Cape Charles
line, from this point south TO Jacksonville,
Fla. by an independent line, Is uudoubt-
edly over the Norfolk Southern road to
Edenton. and through the Atlantic-coasl
country by route surveyed ten or twelve
years ago. Just beyond Edenton there Is a
Short road Of thirty miles, recently con-
s.iucted, known as the Edenton and ran.
tcgo road, and the gap between this road
and the Norfolk ana Edenton line will be
closed within ten days. giving an all-raii
route from this point considerably beyond
the Albemarle.souDd region. several
months ago II was understood the New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk Company
had acquired the Norfolk Southern and
its connections. and over this route the
new line TO Jacksonville Is TO run. Ii Is
direct coast.llne south, and has been The
speculation OF this section for thirty years.
The road will be powerful factor in de-
veloping an immense section OF country
heretofore visited only by. steamers and
vessels OF very light draueht.
The oyster.sloop William May, sunk in
the harbor by the steamship Seneca, was
raised by the wreckers to-day.
A party Of northern capitalists passed
through the city on Wednesday on their
way to North Carolina TO inspect timber
lands in the western part OF the State with
view OF purchasing 100000 acres OF
wooded property. The party Is preparcd
TO organize company, build mills, and in
vest 100000 il they can locate adVan-
t,geousIy.
Detective John Wren, OF Richmond, Is
in the city on business.
MIR. +. VI. Ricketts,. OF the Submarine and
Underground Cable Company OF New York,
and Mr. II. 4. Siorrs, OF the Weston Elec'
trio Company, arrived in the city. and are
engaged, with Lieutenant Pnrssell. in in
specting the cable to connec. The Virginia
capes. II the weather Il favorable the tug
and barge will 90 down 10 the capes to-
morrow. and the work Of laying the cable
will commence. II Is fifteen miles in
length.
Major Kinsey Johns, OF Alexandria, son
OF the late Bishop, is visiting friends in
Norfolk. u.
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rlNCAsTLE.
Funeral Of walter n. Johnston death
or Captain Veteran.

Correspondence OF the klcufnonu DIepatcnl
NOVEMBER %, 1886.
The remains OF W. n. Johnston, Esq,
reached Buchanan from Birmingham, Ala,
Yesterday evening at 8 o'clock, aud were
borne to the Baptist church, followed by n
large concourse OF Borrowing friends from
far and near. The funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. George w. Beale from
the text: "lIe was u good man and Just,
who also himself waited for the kingdom
OF God" The sermon was followed by re-
marks from DIR. G. +. James, OF Culpeper.
former pastor. and warm personal friend
Of the deceased. The remains were in..
tered In the burying.ground OF the Boyd
family, picturesque spot overlooking
james river. The palLbearers were Pro-
lessor William II. Pleassnts, OF Hoilins In
st,tute; Messrs. 1ucan IL. Cooke and
Wythe Munford, Of Roanoke; DIR. Snead
and Nj. Baker, Of Buchanan; Hou
j. Il. II. Figgatt and Messrs. VI. w
Camper and George Swami, OF Fincastle
II can be confidently asserted that the death
of no man within the limits OF this county
could have brought grief to more hearts
than that OF the young man whose untimely
death we 20 deeply deplore. And no won
der, fora purer type OF Christian gentle
man could nowhere be found. Warm.
hearted and open.handed, he was ever
ready TO reach out The hand OF sympathy
and help TO the needy and the distressed.
Firm and infexiblc In his adherence 10
truth, he was nevertheless broad and catho.
lie In spirit.
Captain Martin McFerran died last Tues
day at his home, on the Catawba and on
yesterday his remains were inferred In the
Presbyterian cemetery. Deceased was for
many years an elder In the Presbyterian
ChSrch, and was highly esteemed in this
community. He had attained an advanced
age. AcToN.
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BY N. W. Bowe,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO
i ACREsOF LANDI IN HENRICO COUH-
TY, ON THE OLD BROOK ROAD, MA Il
THE LANDS or j. v. YOUNG'S ESTATE
AND OF @ Y. MORkl5S ESTATE by
ACCTION.-By virtue OF deed OF trust
from Joseph Claiborne TO the late W.
Grubbs dated July Is. 1878 VIII, as ad-
ministTaior OF said Grubbs. being required
SO TO do by the beneficiary, sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1885,
IT IL O'Clock NJ, the LAND, with the frame
Louise, &c, thereon, situated rs above de-
scribed
that may be due and the expenses OF sale
and to discharge the balance OF about stS
due on the note secured: a.d the residue
on terms TO be announced at the time OF
sale. LEV IL =. WINSrOS, Snerl1.
and rs such administrator OF Z. ". Gruo6s
deceased. no II
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PETERSBURG.
xAastsgiviss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Prise - liehnesdsrs Interesting
Personal Notes.
,ourpo,s,no. or.hs Richmond Dispatch J

fCoFTsapoadence ofthe k'chmond Dsp"'0"
NOVEMBER 20, 1876.
A SrsrfuIly dark cloud passed over tnis
e,fv and section yesterday afternoon ABOUT
= o,clock, sweeping along with o rap'dity
shst caused apprehensions OF destructive
sSorm. For some minutes the darkness
vss 80 great that persons could not read,
and the wind blew violently, and rain and
Ss,l fell in copjous showers. The temDera.
fnre n midday was $50. With the advent
al The storm the mercury fell 10 G2o. Four
hours later Il fell 10 l2S, and this morning.
there wss a sharp formation OF Ice. with
IN four hours the mercury fell No. and In
sixteen hours nearly or quite $50. II l.
lesrned to-day that In portions OF Prince
George the wind was violent enough 10
twist on large trees, and that the rain was
very hesyy. No damage was done here,
Thnnksgiving.day was more generally
observed here than ever before. A num-
her OF merchants closed their stores the
whole cay, aud after O'Clock business was
very generally suspended. The services at
the churches-at the Episcopal more espe-
cisIly we're largely attended.
Mary people, taking advantage OF Tue
holiday, went out hunting. IL Is almost
needless to say that the majority OF them
came home drcnched and cold, and with
but little game.
The Petersburg Musical Association,
after pleasant entertainment last night,
distributed It's presents to the holders OF
the tickets purchased during the hirme's.
Several Of the most valuable presents were
drawn by persons living outside Of The
city. The fine piano was drawn by Miss
pouthsf, Of Prince George county. hne
paipting OF General n. r. Lee was drawn
Nv Mr.. James Anderson, OF Richmond,
new top buggy by Miss Mary johnson, on
Richmond, and fine cooking-sfove ny
Mr. Nachman, OF the same Guy. T1e
tickets for two 10 New York and return
good for year-on the Old Dominion
Steamship Company's line, was drawn by
Mr.. G. W. McCreary, OF this city. and the
parlor organ by Mr.. ii. Noltenius.
PERSONAL NOTES.
While the Congregation Of Washington
Street Methodist Episcopal church regret
very much having to give up their beloved
pastor, Rev. S. =. Lambeth, who has been
sent TO Richmond, they are yet delighted
with their new pastor, Rev. DIR. II. \.
sledd, whom they regard as one OF The
ablcst and most eloquent pu'plt-orators In
the Conference.
Dir. Charles whitlock, OF Richmond,
passed through this city to-day en- route to
birmingham, Ala. He was Joined in the
trip by Mr.. John l.. Townes. who, IL Is
understood. goes there with the view OF
locating permanently.
1t Is reported that Mr.. d. l.. Selke, OF the
Charleston Aetrs and Courier, has accepted
a position on the staff OF the Inds1- AppeaI.
and that be will enter upon his duties next
week. ROBIN ADAIR.
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TRAINS EoRTHwARD.
sDaiIy. tDa!iy Except sunday
SgnPPIkG-pIAr

sDaiIy. tDa!y except sunday
STOPPING-PLACES.
zoe 40 and as make no stops. Eos. AZ
and 43 stop at Manchester. and only on sig
nal ut Centralia aud Chester. Nos. At AZ
as stop only on signal At Manchester. Cen
tralia, and Chester. Nos. SO, 80, "a, 80, 80,
and 81 VIII stop at sll stations sor passeh'
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. 40. AZ, and a. sleeping
cars be tween Washington and JacbsonIiile.
ON Trains Noe 40 end a. sleeping-cars oe-
tween Washington and Charleston. GA
Train No. As sleeping car between Tampa,
Fla, and Washington (rlo Jacgsonvlllel.
on Train No. AZ sleeping car between JACK
sonyNle and New York. On Trains Nos.
~ and as slice plng-c cars between New YORK
and aiken, y c.. ora Charleston.) On
Train No. ie sieeping.csr between New
YORK and Tampa, Fla, (rid Jecksonyile.)
TIE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO mob
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Ricnm'a...sil:so A. NJ. Norfoik ..3:l0 =. d
Richm'd... te:30 T.. NJ. Norfolk 1000 I, ID
Norfolk. $3.50 A. NJ. Rishm'd-l:S0 Z. M
Norfolk. 1880 r. M. kiehmd-9:2oP Z. n
Thesa trp ms also make close connection
TO and from Farmvillo, Lynchburg. and
southwestern points, and oil stations on
the Norfolk and Western railroad.
j. X. kENLf,
Superintendent Of Transportation.
TN. EaERsoN. General Passenger Agent
HoI, HAAS. Tnfic Manager. nols
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FRIENDS FOR NINETY YEARS.
a Remarkable Chapter Of lgisios.
frem Somerset.

A Princess Anne special Of the 18th to
the Baltimore American says Aaron
Ward, one Of The Oldest citizens Of this
county, died at bis residence, in Lawson's
district, about five miles from Crlsdeld, q
few days ago, In the eighty-eighth year OF
Ms sge. Mr.. Ward was well known and
highly esteemed In the locality where he
rssided. He was born, lived through bis
long life, and died In the same place. lie
Ieayes many descendants. There Is quite
. remarkable and interesting coIael-
depee connected with the life. as wen
= The death, Of this venerable old man and
sAat Of Hon. Benjamin Landlord, who died
TWO weeks ago Il. the same locality. Mr..
Anhaord ~ barn y AoYsmbsF, 1871, and
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by }. Thompson Brown q Co.,
Real Estste Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

by }. Thompson Brown q TO-,
Real Estste Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.
GALE TO HIGHEST BIDDER,
- WITHOUT RESERVE,
OF
2l4 BUILDING LOTS
BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH STREET
AND AECHANICsvILLE TURSPlKE
AND BETWEEN vENABLE 10
STREET AND HOWARD'S
GROVE PROPERTY
A LARGE PORTION OF BACON TAiT'S
ESTATE
ON
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,,
NOVEMBER 30 AND DECEMBER I. 1888,
COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK,
NEAR BOHLING'5 STORE,
MOsBY STREET AND MECHANICS
VILE PIKE,
AND CONTINUING FROM DAY TO DAY
UNTIL ALI OF THE ABOVE
LOTS ARE SOLD.
Being the first subdivision Of this land
.ipce farm makes II Spend d chance for
speculation OF for home purposes ss these
lots viii sell now for mucn less than ever
again. &C
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months ini crest add
ed and secured by a trust deed.
n. B-Call at our Office aud get one OF the
beautiful PAM hlet plais Of this entire pro-
perty-a new and desirable mode OF plat
publication and for future reference:
ouId be pleased to take out to the
grounds any parties desiring To examine
the same before sac day.
J. THOMPSON Brown & CO.,
no2l AuctiOneers.
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AgKINE RICHMOND.

Asp. II. MAIL daily except sunday.
e:55 A. M. ACCOMMODATIONS daily Tex
cept sunday.
7:45 A. ". NIGHT ENPRESS daily COX
cept Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake aud
Ohio railway for the South, West, sni
Northwest.
AtLynchburg with Norfolk and Western
railroad for ell points south southeast. and
Southwest, and Virginia Midland railw -
for ell points North and south.
At Richmond with Associated Railways
for all points IN the Sou h. aud Richmond
Fredericksburg. aud Potomac railroad for
all points North.
At Lexington with Baltimore and ONO
railroad masking close connections at H9r-
per Ferry TO and from Pittsburgh and the
West elso to points North and East.
Sleeptng.oar attached 70 Night Express al
LtnchbtTQ.
Trains marked daily except Sunday.
Tickets sold 10 all points. Offices: els
east Main street, 1000 Main, and al Rich.
mond and Allegheny dep,t, Eighth and
Canal streets. j. X. MAC&URDO,
General Passenger and Express Agent.
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HALIFAX.
Coupens-A stnbbing AGray-Per-
sOnal Notes.

fCOrregpondcnceo fthe Richmond Dlspatch.
SOUTH BosTON. VA, Nov. 20, 1886.
The people Of Halifax seem to be very
disinterested as TO paving their taxes IN
coupons. There may have been some ten
ders OF coupons, but II so your correspon'
dent has failed to hear Of them. The sen.
timent Of our people IL in favor OF cash
payments OF taxes.
SERIOUS CUTTING AFPRAY.
On the night OF the 23d serious cutting
afiray occurred on the public road, near
AR. John Bane's store, Mount-lioad Post
Office, between two colored men named
John Russell and Edward Ould. Both re-
side on the plantation OF Mr.. John ii. Cole.
They were returning from Blne's store IN
company with Henry Berne. another coli
ored man. When opposite the rcs,Jence
OF Hon. Paul C.. Edmunds quarrel com-
menced, and Russell stabbed Ould in the
stomach with a knife. The bowels OF the
Injured man protruded from the opening
OF the wound, and he now lies In very
precarious condition on the farm OF Mr.
Edmunds. DR.. John Grammer was imme-
diately sent for by Mr.. Edmunds, and
everything was done for the sufferer that
Was possible. Justice Edmunds issued Il
warrant for the arrest OF Russell, but he
has escaped TO parts unknown.
MASONIC.
NJ. W. Pevton 8. Coles. Past Grand
Master OF the Grand Lodge OF Virginia,
paid m official visit TO the South Boston
Lodge last week. He remained here sew
eral days. and during his stay eXempliiled
work In the several degrees. greatly to the
pleasure and instruction OF the fraters.
Many visiting brothers came from dis
lance, among whom your correspondent
noted ". A. Kerns, Of the Sutherlin Lodge
j. b. Mccormick, OF PAGES, and j. ID.
Hankins, Of Vernon Hi.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Intelligence has been received here that
DIR. Thomas j. Green, son OF the late
Thomas j. Green, OF this county, met witt
q serious accident at his home, in Kelsey
willie. Cal, on the 4th instant. \ heaYy
piece Of timber fell upon him and broke
both legs above the knees. lie suffered in
tense pain, but the latest news was favora
bic 10 his recovery. DIR. Green Is wei
known throughout this section, ana TN
distressing accident gives pain to many ac
quaintances. Ills devoted wife, who l
with him, has the sincere sympathy OF al
our people in her deep afiliction.
Some Interest is felt IN the municlpa
election 10 take place here on December 18th
A brass band will soon be organized b.
several OF our leading young men. Taei
musical talent IL undoubted, and 1t may b
they will form splendid band.
Bishop Randolph was to have consecrate'
The Episcopal church at Catawba last sun
day, but on arriving at Rev. Mr.. Packard
house at Mount Laurel he was taken sicl
and could not ill his appointment. hay
not heard from the Bishop since SUNDAY
but be expects 10 preach at st. John
church, Halifax Courthouse, next Sunda
the 2Sth. Phil.
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REIGhT.
ADyrnTIsING AGENCH.

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
~ For q check for twenty dollars ",i
print a ten-llne advertis. ment ln l.'t.'
Issues OF leading Amerisau neNspaF' a..
CON plete the work within ten daNe'
is ~ the rate OF only one tn OF !.
line for I. 600 circulation The 49,
ment Will appear IN but single issHe o,- Z.
paper. and consequently VIII. os l's,- D.. p.
fore one million digierent Bewsplpf
chasers-or FIVE MILLION III ABE =
tue. as IL sometimes stated, tAat go
newspaper Is looked al by ave pers'
an average. Ten lines VIII sccolh ih n
copy OF adyertiement aud check, OF So
80 cents for book OF l76 pages
GEORGE Y. Row ELL & ~;
10 spruce street. New iofA
no 2z-d.swAwllez1
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sVCTtON Sales.--future Days.


VALUABLE AND HANDSOME
' sYCAMORE-s STREET REAL ESTATE.
40. 8IRON FRONT. FOR SALE AT AUC-
TON, UN II ksDAf, DECEMBER "a,
lsss. Att O'CLOCK =. My virtue oftwO
deeds of trust duly recorded from j. o..
oral @ and wife, and OF adecree OF the Hus-
tings Court OF the city Of Petersburg, IN The
suii STYLED "Drakes Administrator IS.
Drake ana others" we shall, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IA. 1855.
at O'Clock y. NJ. in front OF the store, sell
al auction The LOT. with the handsome
JbOS. AND GLASS FRONT STORE there.
on. known as "No. 8 Iron Front" on Syca-
more street. Petersburg. Va, now occupied
by Messrs. NJ. NJ. Davis & Co as dry goods
store. The lot and store front on sycamore
street about 2o feet, and run back about
40 feet ard rented To the present tenants
until February !, 1855, NJ 81 300 per an
nun, pay able monthly. The store is very
handsomely and well-htted up end I'M
proved, including an eIceiIsn mt elevator. &c,
and N four and q half stories high, besides
good basement.
This IA very valuable property-uone
more ia Pete.sbuIg-and IN IN demand al y
rental higher than that now pad. II Is To-
caied IN the centre Of the business part OF
the city, aud " mere property Is steadily IN
creasing In value. Tne store is large. haud-
sorue and sub. tantial and woI!d be SO re-
ghIded IN large city. Persons seeking
profitable investment Will do well to cou-
sldsI this property.
TERMS: one fifth cs IA; residue on credits
of one. tao, three, four, and i've years
time, with per cent. Interest added from
DAY OF sale. negotiable NOES 10 oe given for
deferred payments, and secured by deed OF
rust on the properly, and the improve
mepts 20 be kept insnred % their far value
by The purch sser as additional security for
deferred pa lns nts, or purchasercs pay all
cash # preferred. All lakes 10 January L,
1887, will ne paid by the present owners
Pnrci aser TO have the rents from January
Ilss3 W. l.. WATKINS.
X. q. PEGRAM,
q. S. sTRINGFELLOW,
Trustees
W. Is. MClLWAINE.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
fam U1Isa
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BY Quarles & McCsrdy.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE MAG
NIFICENT RESIDENCE
ATTHE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND
GRACE STREET,
NOW OCCUPIED BY PETER G. WAR
WICK, ESQ.

In execution OF n certain deed OF trust
bearing date on the 16th day OF November,
1888 TO the undersigned as trustees. To Sc
cure the payment OF notes here natter men
toned and being required 30 TO do by the
holder thereof. default having been made
in the payment OF the same, we Will oner
for sale, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1888,
at AZ O'Clock p NJ, the aforementioned
PROPERTY. The dive ling contains all
modern improvement Is, large stable, &c.
The lot has Mont OF IS feet more or less
on Grace street, and runs back $50 feet
more or less 10 An alley.
This properly IL too well known TO require
n more extended notice.
TERMS: Cash as 70 cost and expenses OF
sale and to pay oil the following notes
VIZ. 1920, with interest thereon from the
rptb May. 1885: e42O. with interest thereon
from the l9th November, 1855; s420, with
interest from 10Th May, 1888; and notes
for s42O aud Sl2 600, with interest thereon
from 10Th November. 1855; and rs 10 the
residue upon such terms rs Will be given at
the time OF sale: all deferred payments 10
be secured by deed OF trust upon said pro-
perry More liberal terms hay be gwen at
sale by agreement between parties.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
EDMUND A. SAUNDrRS,
Trustees.
QUARGEs & McCURDY, Auctloneers.
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pICHMOND BAZAAR, Ep
Nos. 1888 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.

Our regular tale viii take place
TODAY
at 10 O'Clock, when we Will offer registry
OF a number of EXCELLEsT HORSES,
MULES, BUGGIE5 PHAErONS and
WAGONS, from which good selections may
be made.
AT IL O'CLOCK
q MILCH.COWS: TOP BUGGY; l
OPEN BUGGY-to be sold for account Of
the executor OF william y. Gilman. de-
ceased;
pair EXCELLENT HORSES and
SPRING.WAGON, with capacity TO seat
SIX persons; l set OF DOUBLE HARNESS
for same:
$50 Bales HAY, recently damaged by
no27 E.B COOK, Auctioneer.
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DEPARTTRE Oh STgAuERY.
OLD DOMINION STEAM - Pr
~ SHIP COMPANY. .55lsesAsss
FOR NEW YORK.

steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY and tklDAY 81 3 =. VI, ana SAFt IL
DAY AZ o T. VI.
Steamers leave TeW YORK ior Kicu nond
via Norfolk y Fry TUE DAY ara SAT
URDAN Pt 3P ". snd for HioGmo ID dlrect
EVERY THURSDAY a. = p. N.
Passenger accommodates unsur passed.
Cabin sre 10 HeW iorz rir James
river route OucuIirg meals ana ~.
Yound.irip ticfsts limited - thirty
days after iA'e OF 'a4nr....... ............ - I'D
Steerage, with Subsistence ............... '
SteeraEe, Without sLut .'ience ......... ~
Cabin fEre C.a Chesapeake ana ONO
railroad ........ IT'D ..
CABIN fare 'la Eicnmond an Peter.
burg re irOs -. -
tickets can We 9b,A mel 90 A. W.G.r...t
1000 Main street, uo-HyrJfe 49,
ana Richmond ana Petersburg So.
al cOmurny.s Offices. lncl hlls 4
wharf iuCsetis.
FTeiRhts forwarded aud taroo.l no
iaing issned FOR points beyond 90 ..A.
Freight received Tally until ID.
Manifest closed on s3tLlr Nry4 lt
FasserseI-. ceu leave i,e,. YORK.. Say
Pud SATURDAY at L ". hy ,e pre-
News steamer aui arrive 81 ...n.u ~
the ChesaueeFe aus Ju.o -.ta go .e-.
day ~ 6.lh 3 ".
Passengers leaving R.cllcr' .. A1N-
DAYS TUESDAYS, NLI>i~ IAIS.
TIL HSDAlN. snl SATURDAY. uy
the Chesapeake aud cllu WUrly '.l-
port News n s.i5 A. ~. e..i ny ' crl-
mOpi and irfcfsi uI f.. -t .lltt .ftiu' lfai
al 1870 4. 81. vii MAKE tug 'u as
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