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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

ID DIR. W. .. SEEDLINGS,
80 APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
C%,nsr Of Brond an 25th SIS. Chnrch Hal;
the public generally for the II bera patronage here
toiore extended 10 him, and would inform them
that he has now IN store fresh and reIlabl- stock
of DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c, which he warrants
to he pure.
He would call the particular attention of the la
dies to ms stock of FANCY ARTICLES. consist
ing of Pertunery, Hair Oils and ID, es, Hair, Tooth
and Nail Brushes, Fancy Soaps. and in fact every
thing in this lne. which will he sold as reasona-
bic terms as can be had elsewhere.
Genuine CIGARS, TOBACCO and SNUFF al
ways on hand.
subscriptions accurately and carefully com
pounded.
~ DIR. SNELLINGS still continues the trac-
tce of his profession and can be found at all hours
of the dav and night, At his store and resldenc
corner of Broad and 25th streets. fe I5-lm
.N-~~ MBOAT AND LIGHT.
Eal3lrss4a.a Frs FOR SALE.-Having deter
~ WE mined To quit our eSent business.
we offer for sale the steamboat W. w. TONNES
and six LIGHTERS. The boat registers about
30 TONS and LA hters vary from 60 to % tons The
Steamer is a side wheel double engine, high pres
sure boat. and was last year thoroughly overhaul
ed. the hull helng pnt on new and machinery pvt
fine condition. She draws Ia feet with 800 bush
els COAL and The ehters feet with leo tons dc ~.
weight.
For good rancr, farms will be liberal. apply to
PANNILL & CARTER,
fe Cts Petersburg, Va.
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by James NJ. Tnylor 4 Som, Aucr..
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND TWO
VACANT LOTS ADJOINING. ON THE

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND TWO
VACANT LOTS ADJOINING. ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF CLAY. BETWEEN SrH
AND 27TT STREETs, CHURCH HILL. AT
Au!CTl0N.IWiil be sold, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, the LIST day of March ,n next com,
LOTS. and two VACANT LOTS adjoining. situa-
ted on the North side of Clay, between 18th and
9TH streets. Church Hull The Lots which the
houses stand front 70 feet each and the
cant Lots II Feet each. on said Clay street. The
houses are occupied by good tenants at tar rents
II months, with interest added, and secured by
trust deeds. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il SON,
te 23-td AuctiOneers.
ENARM CONTAINlNG 263 ACRES, IN
L NEW KENT COUNTY, AT AUCTION
The subscriber, intending to remove to Richmond,
will sell upon the premises. on MONDAY, the
18th day OF March, cOmInencing Mt u y clock NJ,
his Farm, located IN New Kent county, near the
williamsburg stage road, about 70 miles from the
River Railroad, containing about 63 acres of land,
About 2U0 acres are cleared and in cultivation. Ton
which. 81 bushels OF wheat have been sOwn,) 50
acres of hrsI rate meadow land, nd the remainder
IN woods. There IS also on the Farm a fine Mari
bank.
The improvements are a Dwelling house, wi tn
Barns. Stables, Quarters and all necessary out
houses
Immediately after the sale Of the Farm. will he
sold all OF the Stock, comprising Horses, Cows,
&c. all the Farming Implements, of the usual va
rety, toselher with the Crops. consisting of lN
Shucks, Straw, sc.
TERMS OF SALE-As to the land one fifth cash; tho
haance at one and two years. for bonds or notes,
bearing interest. and secured by trust deed. For
the PERSONAL property cash will he required
EDWIN w. SLATER.
r. 4 Co.
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DvsaOxUTION0, &c.

nl<SO N.-The CO partnership Of
IL CRENSHAW d UARIES& co. 70 dissolved.
by the death Of Mr.cxsNsnaw AZ person. IN :
dehted 10 us will please make immeoiate PAY ment,
them to either Of the surviving partners Tor pay
ma
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0HIPpIN0.

LII 3 Mro sFf SEw YdRk xoi X:
~. s,l, leave hers O'Clock, NJ. TUESDAY. the
Ties, Ticket. and perths secured at our ONCE, or on
Passage !" New York. Meal. and Stat. room
,nc'uaed during the fall and winter, Slo Steer
Passage to Norfolk same a. by the river heats. !
TO tho hour Of sooSk + M TnEsbxS an" nn,. up
a sutnciency he received prior to- that hour.
C2nssneea are requested to send for their goods
Freight for Boston will he forwarded directly on.
dispatch. iis a-ai EubEXM I I" w va ffss1sf''
Hs sFSS
receive freight THIS MONDAY morning. and nm mn
tol2 o'clock; NJ, TUESDAY, the . h INST. ""' ~
rates, with great dispatch. wv"
This steamer has splendid state room PASSENGER
accommodation.
Passage and fare IS.
Passengers r vii, pleas, ,sS he on hoard before ].
Tickets for passage procured either AZ ~u1 oNbc.
IN shoohoe shp' or at steamer wharves
1f14x FOR LADE LPHIA.-
Capt D. SeTr, Hsh. IS f now Se,d,
I" receive freight. and will leave on ri EsDAYY.
February 18th. At 9O'cIock. A. NJ
moda'ion' apply to II. E. TtTFRr fi"I AGO. accom-
Freight through to Boston via PhiadelpS,a bv
fe 27-2t Wv" '''pa''"'
4.sss>--,,;s::::.t; r. FOR LYNCHRURG-ToIe leave
iR fbSfD "A, .,rs ;, cs snsii Boat J;
''ff f. atg apply t" VA: 7. cox. "
Ie -.-zt At the Shed. Dock st.
IS tSk StW aA ySEE kw Y6SE yF SE 81
S WYr d,li: Sas,
p 6zvib '5 WM o iGRRk
aTnh EC 1 7 ! Eko, EEPHCTioN IS
NEAST sEMEN FFl S6oPs HkRf:prcEp TO
h'H brt c7hSns o1 HS o2Hs GE A56H5 RE
,rs Merchants TeGeyi1E Goods from NEW YORK
iei :,S'%s' Sf%
NUNS. and at greatly rednrsd rates.
" u 1905 TGD Ola IN & { P #RATsoN 70
10 1-2m Opposite Steamships Wharves
49, thes notice IT, the YORKTOWN Cagtain
tsgaa sxsssa, every ";i a Webs 'bs
feSmand er o EsstsI11s thfS S Leave
FRIDAY, at4 p NJ touching a, Norfois and CITY CITY
ia ls-ts LtDLAM 4 WATSON
A;tSS run bOSlON-t lRST ' ESS El..-The
tnTsR regular packet schooner s. r ALLEN, y.
<zS=e7 BAKER. Master, HAVING portion of her car
go ensaSed and going on board, will have quick
Dispatch. For balance Of 'relght apply to
lie Its DAVlD& WA.CURRIE.
fSef NOTICE.-TOBACCO MANUFAC
4IEEE TURERS. and others. sending us Goods
by The Mr. York Steamers. for RE
SHIPMENT. will please address us by mail. giving
speclhc directions as to whence and how they wish
SAD hoods sent, otherwise they will be stored at
their expense and risk.
No charge made for forwardns such Goods.
LUDLAM 4 HEINEkEN,
lie O-3m us Broadway. New York.
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THE NEMBERSOFTHE

NA THE MEMBERS OF the
I6HE&a17Ea< FIRE BRIGADE, who have ex-
EY3@E5A cuses tn offer before the Fire De
KY WV paTtment for absence from fires
during the last three months, will meet ut Fnsine
House of Company b. third street, on MONDAY
NIGHT next, at Ia o'clock.
The Department will also receive excuses from
those members of the Brigade against whom fines
we're charged, and not deducted from their last
quarters pay on account Of their absence at Har-
per's Ferry. Punctual attendance ~ desired
fe 2A-3t p. w. RALSTON, Clerk.
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e e. S',."Si. .:ss 8.
de- bted TO as viii piesse make immediate "a. msnt,
and these HAVING claims against us wiu present
them to either of the surviving partner" LOT pay
melt.
The undersigned have this day formed GO,
partnership, under the name and STYLE OF THOMAS
O. s"SS RR9 e"
IN the house occupied hy the late firm Of cren,
shaw. &nares CO we respecun I'M solicit , tn:
our business the same terms will receive
our spring stock during the month ct March, and
viii offer every indncemens :" the trade to pur-
'" We shaii retain IN our employ Messrs JoHN 0.
s.Is of Caroline county koBr. l.. PENpLKToN,
81 E.sex; WV. d. QrARLKs. WN A. RisoN and
WIN T.yLoK. OF Richmond. who will lie pleased
10 SF' ''''' THOMAS 2. QUARLEs.
o,,n H nffSiAMl \ T. 4 A AEhkf.
NTHtR LIBBY, of Richmond. and A ABRAHAM
BrRToN. Of Petersburg. Va. have turned = co
partnership. under the style OF LIBBY 81 R
THN Ct rs NS1"aS
MSS. at the old stand Of LUTHER LIBBY, cor
. hSShhhk at' BsHFkRros.
Richmond. Feb. 10th. 60
Ihayc to offer my thanks to my friends
and cms,omlers Tor former he raj patronage ard to
nt LIBBY 4 BIT RToN. LII IHER LlBB1-
Richmond, Feb. l6th. co.
M WhIs copy lie lo-im
/,O.PAKTNERSHIP NOTlCE.-D. BAG
\ ERTY and II. W. SFARkE have associated
themselves together, under the style and hrm of
uAGtRTY 4 STARkE. No. 200 Main street. next
door to Adams cos tSpTess office fer the pnr
I'll NJ b Nj. STOVE, RANGE. AND HOT AIR
III RNAcE BUSINESS Also, BRASS AND BELL
We are now prepared 10 execute All orders en-
trusted to charsc in either OF the above
branches IN the yer, best manner, and by hrst-
LASS mechanics. We would especially call the at
fsntIon of country merchants before pnrchasi ne,
AZ we feel confident MS our stock is entirely new
that We can give entire sa.isiaction.
We wouid also call the attention OF the trade to
our stock Of BRASS WORK, for Plumbers. Gas
and Steam Filters. which we are manufacturing
and Sc hus NJ Norihe prices
Metal An,Imony and Block TIN inr sale
Ushcs, cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
te l7-d2m
D,SSu N.-rhe firm of GlNrER,
| - KENT X ALVEY ls this da, DISSOLVED by
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n@f5MR CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES..-
E3SGsttG The sufscriber has on hand at his Coach
Nv Making Estab ishment. on Lombard Al
ley. between Main and Cary: .'3 ans l4th sts }
TEES, BAROuC HES. BUGGIES, with and with
ont tops. and ULKl ES-ail of his own make. of
the best material and workmansnip-aii Of which
will he sold as low good work of the kind can be
in the city of Richmond, and respectfully ask
call from those IN want Of any article IN the Car
rage line. as am dc term ned to make to order and
to sell at the lowest prices possible and all work
sold that rs new, warranted.
fe 24-d9m MICAJAH MANGI1M
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NlGMT sALES.-WArCHES. JEW ELA!
ton, At my store, commen cing 1t O'Clock. THIS
EVENING, and continued duIipg the seasos ;syoQ
Watches, hns Jewelry, Bracelets, fancy Bcxdk
Knives and Forks. Pocket Catle1y, CsssSr1. 0lsso'
s'ms!:s, Bed Spreads, c'xsrs, ri f S's Gocas;
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FUTURE DAYS.


VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING.
" ~ The NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN
STREET BETWEEM nth AND 18TH SITS,
SALE AT AUCTION.--Willl.e sold At auction, on
the premises. on Thu RSDAY next. the lat March
ement located above, ADJOINING on tho west the
store Of Mr.. Arson Richards. The lot has trout
IF about ~ feet. and depth of about rs feet
There Is on it a most excellent brick dwelling,
three stories high. besides cellar and garrett and
largo kitchen, three stories high. The dwelling s
supplied with gas and water each story, and the
lot - drained by the city cnlvert; The premises.
mum, and now commands that sum The Su'Idi n9
are insured for about SO 800 The location Is
among the best IN that part Of tho city for bust
ness purposes.
THRMs.-One- fourth cash balance at 1. and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added. Sc
for ls60 tn be paid by the purchaser.
IL It'd GODDiN APPERSON, Aucts.
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Having sold nv interest in the concern of
JOHNSON Il TRUEHEART,I beg leave. in retr
lns from the late concern. to thank my friends for
the liberal patronage extended to and hope
they will continue TO patronize the NJ " house.
ia l4-2m ARMISTEAD NJ lLLER.
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light SPKI CE tADDERs.-ws have on
L. hand n lot of hght Ladders, Tor Paiaters and
II. II. WHITLOCK l. SON.
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DICHMOND AGENCY OF THE
IL NORTHERN ASSURANCE
COMPANY, LONDON.
For FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

{Annual Revenue, near 81 ZOO. OOO.J
FOR FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Head Offices London, Edinburgh, Aberdeen,
Glasgow, Philadelphia.
Established in 1885. Capital sc, 297. 500
This company Insures against lost or damage by
fire. almost every description OF property. The
rates Of premium are moderate. and the conditions
of insurance are framed with the greatest !iber-
atty.
The policies Of this COMPANY are not ONLY gusT-
anteed by q large capital, hut also by the unlimited
personal respons,b lity OF nearly one thousand
ma Losses promptly adjusted and paid without
reference to London.
tn take larger risks than are USUALLY assumed by
Apenis office On lAth 81. :, Exchange Hotel
fs u e, Building, Richmond, Va.
Y lcaAr sp1I ~ y a nnE S-WA la "a on
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w SHADES .-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
All $50 BROAD SIN. GOLDEN takes pleasure
in announcing that he has reduced the prices OF
his SH ADES 10 per cent. below former Prices, un
III further notice. His large assortment consists
of Gold. Gold and Velvet;, hight and dark Land
scapes. Bouquets, Vases, Plain, Gothic, Green and
Blue Shades, with Gold border the best article Of
Fixtures Ia match; Curtain Bands and Cornces
etc.; a great variety Of English and American OIL
CLOTHS, With flannel back. plain or figured, all
widths, Call and see prices. At the established
Cheap Dry Goods and Window Shade Store of
Nj. GOLDEN, $50 Broad ST.,
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A Card take this opportunity of returning
my sincere thanks to INV old friends and patrons
Tor their liberal support, and hope To receive opn-
tinuance Of the same to the concern. as Mr..
MARABLg has procured my services. ! can lac
found AT the old stand, where shall be happy TO
my friends and patrons.
70 II f
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by ThOS. W. keeSee, Auct.,
(Ofhce corner 18th and Cary stro0ts.)

WILL BE SOLD, eys:y night this week. -
~ auction room 8. Main street, commencing e
Plated WATCHES; 6ne Gold JEWELRY, Gold
GcAkD and VEST CH aA1, La4 DE- = EihAT4-
TOks, 4c: ALSO. = lot Of FANCY GOODS. Ct.
CARS, CUTLERY, 90.
N:B.-Consig nments receiving every day and sold
without reserve. J. h. DIG rs, Au0t.
D. +. BOOTH, Salesman. jASN
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CITY OF RICHMOND. SrArKoF VIRGINIA

ff'HE subscribers have this day formed co part
L nershlp for the purpose of carrying on the
HOUSE CARPENTFRlNi business IN all of it's
branches, and hope ny personal attention To merit
the patronage q! our friends and public generally.
Our shop is at the Old stand, on Main street, be
Sth AMI 9Th WIN. I. VI BISON.
JOS V. HOPKINS.
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~ BARGAINS FOR CASH. 90.
Contemplating making q change IN my business,
and in order to maks room for an entire NEW
Spring STOCK. l have determined to sell the
remainder of my stock on hand at a small advance
tor CASH. and many articles without regard To
cost All who want cheap Goods will please cali
and see for themselves at % NJ yin street.
fe l7-1m mo L.. SMTTHEp
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RUUCATIQR.

THE 3 &c n M o n ID FEMALE INsTu.
i TCTE, now in it, sixth 1essiOn, Offers to the
daughters Of Virginia and the South the best IA
elnties Tor the requirement Of = thorough and
nnished education. IL employs fourteen able and
well tried teachers, n Ost Of whom are Virsnians
And two Of them Masters of Arts Of the University
~ . course il extensive and complete, embracing
all that young lady should study. 1t invites com
parlson with the most prominent semnaries in
any part Of our country. Pupils are admitted At
any time, but most advantaseOusly during the first
weeks Of January or At the middle ef February
when the second term begins.
TERMS ZONE HALF IN ADVANCED
noard. including everythin .......-.-. $50
charges. '"
For catalogues. containing details. apply to
in O--d6w CHAS. H. WINSTON. President.
~ MUSICAL ACCOMPLISHMENT MS
4tyEPrnf. DE CENIEI., tlate Of Patapsco Fe-
SH@ mae Institute. EllicOtts Mills, Md hav-
ing come to- Richmond to locate permanently.
Oilers his professional services to those DESTROYS Of
Instruction TN the Italian sty lie ) on the HARP.
PIANO. GUITAR, ORGAN, SINGING and THE
SCI ENCE OF MUSIC.
HIS Circulars, Gard Of Terms. Testimonials
&c, may he seen at Mr.. Z. H. TAYLOR's Music
Store. or at the st. Lawrence House, where he may
Ike seen.
GENERAL LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.
Professor DE- CENI Ell. was fer several years
= Teacher of Music in the PatapscO Institute
Few, If any, Professors Of the HARP, PIANO,
Ec.' nave excelled Or eqnailed him, and rs Pro
i lessor of VOCAL Music, be has high rank; 1
IoR for SCHOOLS, or private pupils
ALMlRa LINCOLN PHELPS,
Late Principal of Patapsco Female Inst'e. Md
Eutaw Place. Bait, Dec. l6, 1889. fe 4-lm'
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have 10 O1fcF NY IHHHkS 10 my frtends
and cns,ouler "a for former her patronage NJ tn
ASK 4, continuance ot the same to the new business
If LIBBY & BURTON. LUTHER LIBBY.
Richmond, Feb. l6th 90.
~ Wbt. copy. fe ls-lm
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> "a ~ y f1UCS r AMI LII u
ON DUVAL STREET, NEAR TO BROOKE
AvEN E.-As Trustee in certain deed Of trust:
18th January. 1886. shall proceed to sell at public
auction on the premises, on tn UkSDAY the sth
day at March 1850 at O'Clock p. NJ, Gf fair; If
the said deed consisting of Lot fronting 23s feet
on the north side Of Duval street, running back
100 ieet to an alley. having thereon a large framed
dweiiing now IN the occupancy of tho grantors in
said trust deed.
TERMs.-EnOugh in cash to defay expenses of
sale ana to discharge the balance due on the bonds
secured zee, by said deed-smountns to about $40;
such terms rs shall be announced at the time of
sale. The title is believed to he perfect. The
taxes Tor 1850 to be paid by the purchaser.
lie It'd JNO. HOWARD. Trustea
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SHOES AND BOOTS. q OC ERIE&,
- WINES AND LIQ CORS. AT AUCTION.-On
rhl IVA !; the ri March. commencing at 10 o elk
we will sell at our auction store
IS cases BOOTS and SHOES, comprising a desr-
able assortme Mt, ted to the season.
Also
80 hhds. SUGAR. fine to prime quality, and othe,
articles suited to the trade
Also
10s cases WINES und LILO UORS. Thy catalogue. y,
:, represented to he of choice quality,
Sale without regard to weather
fe q DUNLOP NONCURE co Aucts
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Millinery.
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