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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-22


Marietta. Ohio. boasts a very bright officer
in its City Marshal. Some days ago he ar
rested a man named Pat Quinlan, and took
him all the way to Wheeling, West Virginia,
under the impression that there had been
reward Of five hundred dollars offered for
his capturc. Pat, however, proved to be
very Slippery customer, and played that
official q trick he will not hear the last OF
for some time. The Wheeling Register tells
the story as follows Instead of taking his
prisoner to the jail he took him to the
McLurc House. where he understood Cap
tain Conant boarded. Sending up the bell
boy for Captain Conant. the Marshal pos
scssed his soul in patience waiting for the
CITY Sergeant to dress. Meanwhile word
had been conveyed to Quinlan's brother, and
he at once went into the office to learn the
cause Of the arrest. The Marshal, think
ng him to be the expected "Chicf Of fo-
lice" told him the whole story Of the arrest
and the expected reward. Dan, without
correcting the error, called the MARSHAL to
one side for a private interview. At that
instant UP stairs shot the prisoner, hand
cuffs and all. Perfectly well acquainted
with the house, he ran along the corridor to
the back stairway, then through the kitchen
and servants dining-room, and out OF a
back window into an alley. making his es-
cape. Nj this was go quickly done that
Pat must have been half way to Bcllalre
before the astonished officer Lad commenced
to hunt for him, and before any one III the
house knew what was going on. When the
truth broke upon the Marshal he commenced
. lamont .1,n lag of his hanGcutfs. tie
was out Of his time in bringing PAT here,
the fare on the boat, and the iewelry. AZ
we state above, there never has been Il cent
reward offered for Pat, though We believe
there is a charge against him that will
have TO be settled if our officers ever catch
him in Wheeling.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

NRASS AND DAT HARVESTING
VI have now in store, and receiving by New
York steamers. AL sizes Of the celebrated CLIP
PEN MOWER and MCCORMICk'S PRIZE
MOWER. warranted to he the best moving ma
chimes in Virginia. Perfect satisfaction Suaran-
tccd To purchasers. ,,rl>,,
Also for III" grass crop. the T1FF1N RENOLN-
ING RAKE. the PRATT WHEEL RAKE, and
The RIO OK ! W AY and CLIPPER WHEEL
RAKE and 4 full stock Of GRASS BLADES,
SN tTuES. and SCITllE-SJOkES.
For oats, the KIRBY CONFINED REAPER
and MOWER. the cheapest and the best combined
reaper and mower in the market.
We have just issued new Catalogue. FARMERS
10 70 II. ". SMITH < GO.
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By Grubbs & Williams, AuctionccrS,
,........... Nil, mud Rrnh. sfrnn1 :

VERY NEAT FRAMED DM FL 1NG !,
Y ON TWENTY-FOURTtI STREET AEAt-
| Y DPPOSITE UNION STATION METHODIST
CHURCH FOR SALE AT hUCTlQN.IWeWiu
sell ut auction, on the premises. on tklloAi tne
san June. at half-past o'clock p. NJ, the
rEOPER'rY ahovc described. now occupied by
Mr. Brown. The dwelling contains three rooms,
and kitchen with two rooms.
The lot fronts 20 feet :! inches. and running back
l32 feet.
This is In good order. aud is n desirable small
dwelling. $500,
TERMS; Onc-hird cash: balance at liz and
Twelve months fornegotiahle uotcS. Interest aided
GRUBHS & WILLIAMS,
ivro tuctiOnccrS.
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BY Cook & Lauehton, Auctioneefs'
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COW,
Ill CALF. &C, AT AUCTION.-On Thu rs,
DAY the cd instrn, ut 10 O'Clock, we VIZ sen 1T
the residence No. Is Leigh street IL IRON, o. AGa3
street IN assortment Of HOUSEHOLD AM
KITCIIEN FURNITURE, consisting o.
SOFAS, PARLOR TABLES, and ELAGhRG:
BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS, aud " ASHSl a n !, T 4!
sIDEB0ARD, STOVES. CLOCK.
CHINA, GLASSWARE. &C.. sc.
ALSO.
- ''"7 COOK Il LAUGHToE,
ia, tuciiOnerrs.
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7 OST, d GOOD DINNER for the want of
LaGOOD HAM; also, TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT by not buying your BEEF-TONGUES
from r. +. JAMES. who sells more OF them than
ali the dealers combined In Richmond.
500 FRESH. SMOKED, and SALTED. FOR sale
1T stall In market. or ut market store, liza Main
street. le II
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Ey Wellington Goddin.
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or LARGE
EUENTS MD VACANT LOTS, FORMERLi
II SIDNEY. BUT N0W IN THE CoRpn--
RATE LIMITS OF R!CiLIU&D:, % Bo III
:rIIE WEsT LINE OF LAUREL SrREET,
AND NEAR 10 HOLLYWOOD CEMEIEIl =.
Kv virtue Of . decree OF the circuit cniirt OF INC
city of Richmond pronounced on the i9th dlf 81
Nav 1900 in the case Of Rogers rs. Williams. &c.
We shall. a. special commissioners ticrcby up
pointed proceed eel y PnGic az nHG,"n < on 's
thereafter The REAL ESTATE dccrecd to b"
sold-viZ.
\. Those TWO FRAMED 'rENENENTSo on The
north side 81 Dover street about Il feet inches
west of Laurel street, fronting % feet ~ inches Oh
Dover street. running back portion therc9l,-Nl"'
:. feet $50 feet 10 an alley ieet Vide ana Tue r.
NAMING ~ feet 10 inches runs back l"' le+t, WIN
the pryileg" Of said alley.
Il. LOT No : in J. j. Plcasants's plan Of sun
ycy. with BRICK TENEMENT thereon, fronting
on the south side Of Dover street @63 feet by y iGct
BRICK TENEMESTS thereon, on the south side
of Dover street. one - and ONE ?63 by ~ iegt.
-. LOT No. 10 III said plan. with 5htCh r. y :
ELENT thereon. on the west line OF Laurel street
,, by lOi feet.
+. LOT No. II in sai! plan, with BRICK Ten
EMENT, on the west line Of Laurel street :3hE
loi feet.
+. VACANT LOT No. in said plan, . by 1903
feet.
These teuelncnts are in what is called sidney, are
near Hollywood Cemetery. are well adapted FOR
the use of small families, and are well ana sub
stantially built The plat y! survey can hc seen At
for 1859 to be paid by purchasers.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at six, twelve
added ana title retained until all purchase money
Is fully paid, aud y c4ny.yance ORDERED I by me
court. tOM liAIAS Ephhh1S'
;,.l Commissioners.
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For PROFESSOR HoLMEs.-Thc New l0rk
SIN saws "Mr. Richard Grant White has
expressed himself in terms of Just admlra-
ton for the manner in which Miss Lydia
Thompson and Miss Pauline Markham, now
OF Niblo's Theatre, speak the English lam
guage. But he omits to say that the tones
and utterance which are so charming IN
these artists are as common among we'll
educated English women as in this country
they arc rare and strange. Ii American
girls and matrons would only acquire such
pure, gentle voices, and such distinct musl-
cal cnunciation it would be an added grace
for which we might indeed be thankful.
As a rule, American women speak through
their noses, and with whining, drawing,
indistinct, provincial information which does
not delight the ear of the listener. Perhaps
few thousand English teachers might be
induced to come here and Instruct our young
girls how to speak. Thus our fair fellow.
citizens might possibly learn something OF
the beauty OF voice and elocution which
are now the exclusive property OF English
women"
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JAMES T. NETHERLAND,
ICES General Ticket A gent.
AND YORK RIVER
l. RAILROAD LINE-FAR BALTIMORE

D1CIMOSD AND YORK RIVER
THE NORTH, AND NORTHW EST-CHASGF
FSCHEDULE-DAILY tEXCEPT SUNDAYS.
On and after TUESDAY, sth Of JUNG, passengers
for Baltimore and al points North and North
west will take the passenger train from the depot
of the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond for West Point, where they take The
steamer ADMIRAL. Captain L. {. FREEMAN.
or KESSEBEC, Captain j. II. FREEMAS,--b0th
boats wing been put in frst-rate or1er-reachIng
Baltimore the following morning In time to con.
meet with the trains for Philadelphia. New York,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
., Ligt-Strcct wharycS. foot of Barry street, daily
Except Sundays at O'Clock r NJ. passengers
arriving I'm Richmond ut 1915 Z. NJ. the following
day In time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Danvllc railroad FOR Dan
vile and all points or that road Greensboro
Salisbury. Charlotte, &C., y. c.: Columbia, 5. c.,
and all points South
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except sundays at !
- clock z. VI. : leaves West Point daily except
Moudays) ut 1910 a. VI.
THOMAS DODAMEAD
p Superintendent.
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BY Wellington GOddin
Auctioueer ana Real Estate Agent.


rI,RUSTEES' SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
! BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY OR STEM
cry, Sc IT AJCIlOA.mBy I.ruS @i a.. cced d
wife. dated 18th April, 1867. recorded In Richmond
lusings Court, we shall, III eNecutl3n :, lsIG"!
DAY 18th July, al O'Clock p. NJ, # iair, II not
the next fair day. the REAL. ESTATE conveyed
In said deed consisting Of TWO LOIS on nl, me
tv-scconG streets. Ono fronting l22 feet, running
back ITO feet on east side Twcnty-lirSt street ana
the other l28 by 63 feet west size Of Twenty
BRiCK TOBACCO FACTORY OR sTEMERY,
With sheds ar E yan aE1 e John KSrr E
This property is we'll supplied with cul'eft' ana
Tie VACANT L0Tw be sold as whole or
divided as may be- deemed best at the hour OF sale.
Whilst the deed requires Il cash safe as 10 The
amount secured by consent tie teIMs , {Wtsh VIII
JAMES /; APPERS0N, Trustees.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
J. l.. APPERsoN. Salesman. J! 10
GALE OF QUEENS CREEk.-The mill
y tary order sispcudiug the sale OF this tine rs
upon the market ny the undersigned as trustees
named in certain deed oi trust executed To Us "
the late Robert Saunders and Lucy b. his y, VIE ire,
clerks Office OF the county court o! Iork county.
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN ny N
DRIED ACRES is situated on Queens creek, D
hold, nayigable tributary Of the York river and
distant from the ancient city OF williamsburg
ahnui four miles. The soil l. well adapted to all
the fruits. grains, and vegetables, Of = milG eli
mate and tidc-water situation. and Is said also to
possess excellent oyster privileges.
The sale viii bc made on MONDAY the eth day
Of August 1sGa Ut tic front door Of the courthouse
In Williamsburg, on the following
TERMS: One-half the purchase money on the
Iav Of sale the balance IN two equal instal ncnts,
PAYABLE respectively January lst, lsie, and Janu-
arY lst 1871: for the deferred payments the pur-
chaser executing two bonds carrying interest from
day of sale, aud secured by deed OF trust Tor the
eald land.
F F# + S${ BRhIsH4: Trustees.
As trustee under subsequent deed OF trust made
by Robert Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned will. u. the request OF James
W. Custcs the surety secured. unite in the sale.
my 25-G9t W. :. PEACHY. Trustee.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, on Friday, July Is, 4 issS
BAY MULE. In low order. with E5sssssY'S
name and tail shaved. The Under will
he literally rewarded by returning the "&r7-N''F'
same TO Rcid's stable, OH Sixth street near mar
81 " Hl--SlN
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EVTNRER. EATEES. &c.

I UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-The
AZ subscribers keep always on hand large stock
OF LUMBER of every description. Mahogany
Plank, and Newell Posts Shingles, Slaves. Latin:
Spokcs. &C., of their own manufactures. Having
the controlling interest IN the best IL III IN the state,
located in virgin pine and oak forest will contract
10 furnish on reasonable terms timber Of all sizes
and dimensions. Always on hand Il large supply
OF BALED FORAGE thay and oatsl. We occupy
the whole canal street front from Filth TO SKI
streets. Give us a call before buying elsewhere.
je Is---3nz TRUMAN 4. PARkER& co.
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GENERAL wAsHrNcTos IN a NEW ROLE.

GESERAL WASHINGTON IN A NEW ROLE.
4 Yankee correspondent of Forney's Chroni-
Gle writes as follows
sAfter the Colonies were reconstructed as
States. the war ended, and Washington in
,ucurated, the most interesting facts in the
annals of Haverhill relate to the visit of
President Washington, who made the town
one of his stopping-places on his northern
.our. He was received with the enthusiasm
which the American people keep III reserve
for popular Presidents, and he seems 10
have been in n very genial MOOD. ne
walked up what is now Merrimack street 10
certain point ever after called washington
nuare. and, standing on what IS now caiicu
Little River Bridge then commanding ior
niles an unobstructed view oil the Merri,
mack. he exclaimed: Beautiful beautiful
Another fine scene for the artist. Inc
street leading from this square to what IL
now the Haverhill railroad station, was also
,omed Washington street in honor OF TINS
visit. President Washington stopped at q
nublic house. although private hospitality
wos abnndantly offered. The night OF ms
stow was chilly, and the daughter OF the
Iandlodr. hearing her mother say his oed
,n,,Ut bc warmed. was ambitious to render
him this service. She quickly filled the
pan with Goals and proceeded to his cham
hcr hut was 80 much embarrassed with the
idea that it was the great Washington who
sat before her that she could hardly per-
form the task, and, in her confusion, Stun
bled and fell as she turned to leave the
room, though fortunately, without spllllng
the GOALS; whcreupon that august person
age, the Father of his Country, true TO the
nature of man and the traditions of his
sex. arose and kissed her, and she, true to
the nature of woman and the traditions OF
her sex, went down stairs and told it. My
regard for historic verify has compelled me
to make this statement, though it is not III
tended as a warning in any sense to the
present Administration. On the contrary.
It is mentioned as an encouraging precedent.
washingtons diary relating to this north
ern tour, including his visit to Haverhill, is
exceedingly interesting, though in his en-
tries he seems to have skipped this mat
ter of kissing"
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Eop ruE DocToRs are six learned
doctors. members of the Medical Assocla-
tions at Oxford, England, uniting IN de-
cI.r;nr in book called Medicine in Mo-
dern Times.n that they and all their broth
rem know nothing of their art, and are pro-
foundlv Ignorant of the cause OF the organ
ization of matter and of the nature OF the
changes which matter is constantly UNDER
GOING in the organism, and on which lie
5cnands. owe have says Dr.. Gull-tne
ominous name Of one OF these lhdiscree'i.
frank doctors! we have no ignorance "
cloak, for We confess It" for eAa'np.'
thcre is no dogma in medicine more pialniN
laid down in the books ana uhl S" 81,
acted ,,non than that mercury increases inc
az, of tho hile. but here is DIR. Bennett,
another of these six doctors, asserting ina,
oxnnr;nents have now incontestably proved
that this idea has no foundation III realty.
And still how many poor wretches are ho"
daily drugged with calomel, Secn"dH :. o't,m,
bv physicians who are taught 10 De1e'c t'ia'
calomel il good forthem AdiscoVery IN Phy,
sizes. saws DR.. Gull, +" has made us, IN medlcHi
opinion, no more than galvanlc batteries OF
n discovery in chemistry has Transformed
us into mere oxidizing machines" ontii
lately it has.been heresy to doubt that nj
troeeneous food provides the force necessary
for the production of muscular work, ana
that fatty and farinaccous food keeps VI
the heat of the body. But now Professor
Houghton arises at Oxford to declare tha'
heterogeneous food contributes nothing to the
force employed in muscular work, ana INA,
carbon alone produces animal heat, as we'll
rs the forces necessary for vital and exter-
nal work. This is very discouragiDg; 1t is
disgusting beyond all measure to have our
faith in medical science shaken in this way,
and to be told by doctors themselves that
they are ignoramuses. If the blind LEAD
the blind, they both fall into the ditch !; ana
in this case the ditch is that verltable last
ditch the gravc.-Nete YORK. Horl".
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BY Wellington Goddin.
DzssoaUTgoNs d PARTNERSHIPS

~
DlSSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SliIP.-Thc irm OF cambridge & AN
DFRSON is this day dissolved by the withdrawal
Of I. -. ANDERSON, Jr.
The business will be continued in the same house
Nv WM. G., DASDRiDGE u Go. "
WILLIAM e.. cambridge.
ivl GEORGE \. HAYNES.
EtO-PARTNERSHIP. We the under
y signed have this day formed ce-partncrship
under the style of MINOR Il HARTMAN. and
viii In future: conduct the GENERAL COMMIS-
Sos. " fiOLESA ALE LIQUOR, FLOUR,
GRAIN aud FEED BUSINESS at the store for
mcrly occupied by Mcssrs. Bosher x Woody, No.
lncuts Of all kinds, and will promptly attend to AL
orders entrusted TO our care. Thankful for the
liberal patronage bestowed on our old firms we So
lIcit Il continuance OF the same for the new finn,
pircgng ourselves to the best OF our ability to give
strict attention all business entrusted to oHr care.
r. i. MINOR,
II. &. G.. HARTMAN.
June To- 1859. j. 2q-3n
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO TIL

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
- NORTH, EAST, and WEST, ria the Nlc-
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
CARRYING the United states mail twice daily. Els
CANT cars with new patent sleeping chairs on all
trains. The through trains on this road are nov
run from the depot corner Of Byrd and Eighth
streets as follows
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leave
Richmond daily at II Is A. NJ, arriving In WASH
iLgton ut 6:I5 Z. NJ. connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East AMI
West.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars with the new patent slcGpinR-chairs
attached. leaves Richmond daily tNuntays except
ud) 1T Sis =. NJ, arriving in Washington at $40 4.
VI, connecting with the early morning trains for
the North, East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop ut AlcMan,irta each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN FOR Milfor
and all way-statiOns leaves depot corner Bread au'l
Eighth streets 1T 1890 L. NJ. Returning. arrives ~
$3.50 4. VI.
Through tickets and through baggage checks 10
all principal points.
For further Information and through tlrkris, ap-
ply ut the office of the company corner Broad AMI
Eighth streets, ShOckoc Ill., and ut the ticket Of
lice corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. l.. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. my
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GRAyEL-RooFlNG. &c.

T AN MANU-. GTURiNG ROOFING,
/ CEMENT, BLACK SARNisH, iorthe pIescI-
walton or tin and iron; OIL Tor scaling steam,
boilers and PAVING CEMENT; aud vii! attend
to all orders for the above articles lett At the OLE o.
flee of Yiles Whitaker 1871 Cary street, or al 'hS
works, near the gas-housc.
Also,
FOR RENT, the TWO UPPER FLOORS an"
FURNISHED OFFICE 1t 1871 Carystrect. ,c
. W. Inn JOHN NILEs.
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tinncCrS. -
1E,RITsTEE'S SALE or VERY NALu-
1 ABLE LEASE-H0LD PROPERTY "
NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BET " EhN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.-By virtue OF
deed Of trust from D. G. Hartweli aud George Dick
hearing date the 9Th February 1868, uWif rccorgcI
in tho Iustinys Court for the city Of Richmond
Shall, rs trustee named in said deed, in execution
thereof, proceed to sell at public auction on te
m ) O'Clock p. n, the very attractive LEASE
HOLD PROPERTY thcrchy conveyed; c9ils , sun
of TWO HANDSOME BRiCh Ten EhEs =.
fixtures and convenienccs thereto, together WIN
the unrxpired lcasc OF the lot upon which sa rem
mrnts are built said lease TO expire on the 2!th oi
September 1870. with the privilege OF continuing II
five wears longer ...
TERMS: Sufficient cash 10 dctray tue expenses
orpxrruting the trust and t" discharge the amount
Of negotiable note for -. ol23l dated February
iSG, and payable one yCaraftcr date, With Interest
the balance of the purchase money on satSl"c1o':
terms TO DC made known at the sale.
~ lids HENRY HtD-NalL iiustcs.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers'
corner of Governor and Franklin streets

BY Cook x LaupHtol, hu'e"h'S'"'
corner Of Governor and Franklin Streets
7yECUTOR's SALE OF STOCK OF
n WINES. LIQUORS. GRoCERIEs BAIS
FiXTTRES. &C. At AUCTION.-On MONDAn
thr 18th Instant at 10 O'Clock. VIII rs cxccItnI W
Michael wall deceased. sell ri the store loIintIN
orcunied Inv him corner Of First and Br"ahstrce
his cutirc stock OF
WUISKETS,
BRANDIES.
CUutHtWPhC;NE. SHERRY. and
DOMESTIC WINES.
4 wel!-scIcctcd stock of
GROCERIES.
COUNTER SCALES,
WOODESWARE,
BARREL STANDS.
ibout :, 600 very good CIGARS
ALSO,
The II DARKROOM and FIXTURES in the mousse ''u-
ioInfup tho above. consisting Of
BAR COUNTERS and ri necessary
PIPES,
CHAIRS,
TABLES,
LOOkISG-GLASSES
DECANTERS,
GLASSES,
EAR TINWhRE.
HAGATELLE TABLE, BALLS,
:. VI. KELLEY. Executor
OF u. Wall deceased.
sale conducted by COOK LAuGHToS, AUG
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CHEAP WOOD. CHEAP FUEL
u Look ut this and come and Good SEA-
sOEED PINE WOOD, per hali cord, long, S2.25
per bali cord, sawed ready for use, S@.75 per
cord III the Yard $3.50.
T. \. PACE, Agent.
Office aud yard. el5 Basin bank,
icl5 between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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WANTED. \ SITUATION to 90 to the
w Virginia springs with some family. Apply
tn i. ID. EACii0,
Fourteenth street.
~ oaotx between Main and Cary.
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WANTED. Il GOOD NURSE. Must he
w capable Of taking entir charg" 81 several
small children aud come well recommended. tali
At the corucr ri Main anu Jefferson streets.
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AND PETERSBURG
-. IA LII -RNA ON and t.Lnr MONDAY May

DJCHMOND AND DANEILLE RAIL
II ROAD.-CiIASGE OF SCHEDUlE:-on
and after SATURDAY. May -. 1852, th" PAS
SENGER TRAINS on this road viii he run as FOL
lows: - .......,..
GoING WEST. LNNCnBURG PASSENGERS
leave Richmond daily Except sunday ut SIS y.
~: arrive 1T Eurk"yill" at II 80 \. VI, making
close connections with trains on tho SouthSidc roai
Tor farmriIlc. Lynchburg. Bristol, knoNtl'ic,
Nashville. Memphis, &C.. So. THkOGGli MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at $40 J..
W.: leaves Danvlc daily al 9:!) =. NJ: arrives at
Greensboro daily at l:5s +. NJ, making close con
n"ctouS for al stations on The North Carolina road
both East and West Of Greensboro, Charlotte.
Columbia. Augusta. and All points south.
GONG EAST. THROUGH MAIL AND En-
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily at las 4. VI;
leaves DalwilIc daily a lo'A " arTLE"g at Rlc-
monI daily at 1888 4. VI. INACHBURG PAs-
SENGERS leave BurkcyiIlr daily Except Sundays
at l:3J Z. NJ: arrive at Richmond At 1897 T.. NJ.
Through tickets ran he procured AZ III" ticket Of.
lice in Richmond to all important points South and
Southwest and mt Greensboro ana DanNtllC - al!
points North. East. and West
THOMAS BDDANEtD.
my - Superintendent.
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TALBOT SWEENEY,
As trustee under subsequent deed OF trust made
by Robert Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned, will. M the request OF James
W. Custcs, the surety secured. unite in the sale.
nv 25-G9t w. :. PFACHY. Trustee
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WANTED. Il WHITE WOMAN, TO
w COOK. WASH and IRON. Apply 10
=. W. III'NDiEI.
l.. -, IT, I.s Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-22

WITH OUR WOOD AND COnECOOk
w IN SUMMER.-ChOice OAK and PINE
WOOD, sawed or split by steam 1T our factory,
being OF superb quality, is the readicst pleasant
est best, aud cheapest, cooking fuel for summer.
Next best IS our unriyalled Coke. Now is the time
10 buy bItumlnous Goa! for winter. Office lii
Main street. -
il aslm J. Il. WATKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-22
WANTS.

WANTED. colored WllJTEWASH-
w Frs and PLASTERERS. They can obtain
i. +. BOILING.
corner Seventh street and Pink Alley.