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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07

wy B. s. LEVY CO.. GIL WEST THIRTY. EIGHTH
~ street. Eighth avenue.A splendid assortment
Isl paying Tenement Property hand, with very easy
terms also Private Property.
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u WnST s wTm Th n a. 1 "
tablshed shirt genemen's furnishing goods business
FRED. LEWIS $50 Broadway.
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A FOR sALE.-hNy EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE
IA. military or any other institution requiring lar q
building and Handsome grounds q acres with abundance
obtain great bargain less than half cost In the Fow
Property at New Hamburg, the Hudson by applying Il
ID. ID. ORRELL, 29l Broadway.
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AT ELIZABETH, N IA FIRST CLASS NEW TIRE
IA story, MAnsard roof House, ID rooms, all city moder
lot b0xla5; high ground, three minutes wal
depot; Sl3500 easy Apply to owner, la5 Broa'
room No. q.
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LaoR sALE-THE WHOLE OR HALF INTEREST IN
OF the most popular Fruit Stands in the city, Adj
dresa s.. w. Herald
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A PARTY HAVING A COSMETIC WHICH WAS
N copyrighted April 1863, and which has been adver-
tised IN Boston, wishes some gentleman to invest IA
order introduce II New York. and also TO become equal
partner If this should the appreciation of person
desiring business they VIII please addIess W. L. MANN,
Frenrhts HOTEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07

TOR sALE-oN WEST THIRTy-FoURTH STREET, A
class brown House, 23s50 fee with every
pos.ssaion, e3oooo. Apply
TAYLOR a sTEARES, In Pine street
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A BARGAIN AT NEW BRUNSWICK, ~ EARN OF
"A 6S acres, with improven epts, depot; S6hl0.
J. S. FERGUSON 80 Nassau street.
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FIRST CLASS 100 ACRE PEACH FARM IN DELLA
~ SO In Young bearing o. the best varie
ties steamer landing and railway Price 4ti00o
WALTER CO., 81 Liberty street.
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GRAND BOULEVARD l4IsT sTREET-ExTRA
~. choice Plot for SIDE low, with grade
view; for present magnificent
meats paid also taxes.
v.K. STEVENSON SON, II Pine street.
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Al AT EDWARD M1LLERiS WELL KNOWN Es-
n shment 100 Seventh avenue, Nineteenth street.
ladies gentlemen te utgaost value cash
tor Cao1 Clothing Carpets. Furniture, Diamonds Jewey,
&C. by calling addressing Ladies attended 10 by Mrs.
Miller,
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IyxCHANGE-FiRsf CLASS Up TOWN TENEMENT
~ Property for good Lou acres Of farminEaso gO
Al acrea ~ Mufrstown, &l0ni a acres at khbway
suEI.fv N New ChsInNegs street.
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$4,000 To ssas can oSsS aa interest Il az
old established business. Gail on MOODY MIDDLETON
No. Murray street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BARTHOLOMEW HOUSE BANK, LoSpoN, Oct, !, 1869
The Hon. John Rose ate Minister Of Finance for the Do
mnion of Canada joins firm tins day, which will 10
continued under the style of MORTON, Rose & co.
Il. z. Mnl,IAh RLfRNS a
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LAST CHEsTER.-24 ACRES, WITH COOP HOUSE, 8
~ rooms Mount Vernon New Haven Railroad bcauti
fuzzy laid out fruits of all kinds Price $4,000 cash $1,000
Az. ly 10 j. O. KEAHNEY, IS Chambers street
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A BARGAIN.-FARM AND MILL IN WESTCHEsTER
~ for sale exchange for city Propory ~ acres ~
Mount kiseo great be had taken this month
Brokers having customer either buy exchange viii
We Literally dealt with. d. Il. okRELL Agent,
S9l Broadway.
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L'ARNs FARMs.-BEsT or SOIL FOR GRAIN, GRASS
and fruits at $2tpe acre "a miles south Of Philadelphia
Delightful climate. Thousands settling, and the place
growing rapidly Improved peces also for gale Address
CHARLES X. LANDIS Vneland, NJ J.
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A N EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, HAVING FROM
IA 5000 to 5000, would Ike engage good paying
business Replica only from principals stating business
Address A. b. c.. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07

ATNEw BRUNswICK.-FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
~ splendid Farm, 1875 good buildings, with stock
also IN wes.cheser, 100 acres with house; depot
$4,000 A. SERGEANT, 81 Wall street.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The following extract is from the money article Of
the HERALD OF the Atm inst
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CORNER PLOT OF GROUND ON THE WEsTCHEs-
~ bank OF Harlem river Macombs Bridge, contain
ing fun Lots price si6t0. Apply to OWNER 70 Eighth
avenue, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07

TOR sALE.-A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
brown stone House in Thirtyfour,h street, 6etween
Eighth and Ninth price az 0u0 la bargain
must be sold before Noven6erl Apply TO SHEPHERD x
PARKER, 1872 Broadway.
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nor SALE VERY CHEAP OR EXCHANGE-A GREAT
many choice Farms Country Seats and Cottages splen-
ddiy located In the beat sections OF New Jersey
KELLY BROTHERS, 2O5 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE FOR MERCHhHDTaR-100 ACRES OF
IL desirable Land In Scott y Tenn Address box oe
station A.
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my GENTLEMAN FOND OF TRAVELLING AND
"A having 81 200 capital meet with of the beat
portunties making money offered BY nquing at
l3 Broad street 70.
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TNOR SALE ChEAP-25 SHERIFF STREET.-THE
house has four Goors floor In complete
order; easy terms wen worth seeing
CHARLES EMMONS "a Broadway.
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G1 snO "A LADY WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER
Di .OVU. stands the housekeeping department Of
hotel the above amount hear OF frat
class business opportunity by applying to ALEX. HUM
PHRRY No. 8. Clinton place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07

| JrARM FOR sALE-hT RYE, go ACRES; GOOD
land, good buildings choice fruits; everything in splen-
| did order Address box 3S7 Brooklyn.
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ORANGE NJ J.--HANDsoME PLACE, IN DEsIRh-
" BILE locations house every modern convenience nearly
lawn, ahrubbefy price low, terms
uer Pine,
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fCHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO j DIN AN EsTAB.
hed commission house aud furnish from 81 1000
to $4,000; all Communications strictly confidential Adj
dress b., boz 1913 Herald oHlce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07

THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, IN GOOD ORDER.
n for sale price 500. Inquire premises, No. San
ford street. between Graham aud Smith street. VIII
Harrisburg; 10 minutes walk from Grand street ferry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE FEB
RUARY %, 1S69.-Miss Caroline Cooper,
Miss Marietta Sharp, Miss Hattie Camp
bell, Mrs. Bette W. Pierce, Miss Emma j.
Fogarty, Miss Rosa Wilkason, Miss Mamie
Rufin, Miss Bunnie Fogarty, Miss Julia
Toler, Miss Betsy Sullivan, Miss Maggie
Riddle (3), Mrs. Mag. L. Smith, Miss Ella
Talley, Kate Sullivan, Miss Hettie Farley,
Miss Belle Davis, Mrs. Maria L. Hugle,
Miss Mary e. MoKenney, Miss Mag. Nc
Kenney, Miss Marie Barrata, Miss Alma
Indkins, Miss Jennie Burlington, Miss
Annie Yeamans, Miss Ella Deaton,
Mrs, Sue Scruggs, Miss Kate Thomas, Miss
De.tie L. Poindexter, Mrs. Jordan Martin,
lTiss Annie Clash, Miss Bette Knight, Miss
Nc-y Royster, Miss Ida Hill, Mrs. Sarah
Stcrk Willie c. Thomas, Jr., j. j. White
hr-st, D. Laney, NJ. Doyle, Frank Benc-
dict, Emmett Rufiin, William Haile,IIenry
Eeck, Harry P..Wyatt, Thomas Brien, Sell
ION Ellyson, G, Lee, James Kirk, B. E.
Cosby, Lewis B. Thomas, John T. Leay (2),
-- Otey, Jarvis (carpenter), II. 7. Miller,
Charles P. Word, Jr., Clifford Bargamin,
G., e.. Thompson, Emmett Knight, Paul
Bargamin, Lucian Hill, George Gibson,
Jr., Allen Lyon Miss Mary NJ. Jackson,
Cumberland county, Va; James Dawson,
Washington, d. c.; DR.. J.7A. cClupg,
Rockbridge, Va; Ed. F. Pollard, King and
Queen county, Va; Henry Cox, Lynch
burg, Va; Miss Matte G. Christian, Louisa
county, Va; Jarvis g. Glenn, Thomas 0.
Keesee, James C. Deaton, =zJr,EArchie
Thomas, Jr., Ashton Starke, Jake B. Fos-
ter, Jr., e. Douglass starke, Mrs. Lucy
Fairfax, Theo. Lacy, W. G. C.Lipscomb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

The STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR-COM-
MITTEEs APPoINTED.-Att the meeting of
| the Executive Committee of the State Agri-
cultural Society yesterday, the following
committees Were appointed = EEy
| l. On agricultural Implements and me-
chanical productions, including ploWing
match: William G. Knight, K. Irby, aud
| A. II. Dre9ry.
2. Experiments in agriculture and horti-
culture: r. w. N. holland, John NJ. Allan,
and Jacob Fuller.
3. On cattle, including hogs, sheep: Jo-
sepn Floyd, S. W. Ficklin, Samuel il. Bell.
4. Horses, including asses and mules r.
8. Haxall, r. H. Dulauey, Thomas W. Dos
well.
5. Poultry - j.. M. uMeCue and s. B.
French.
G. Household manufactures, including
carpets, hose, bed-quilts, &C.: F. n. Wat
kins, R. ?. Richardson, George B. Stacy.
I. Agricultural products Dr.. r. E.
Haskins, William Martin, John R. Ed
monds. ... -z-,s.t
S. Essays and Publications: F. G. Ruff
| fin, G. B. Williams, Edmond Ruftin, Jr.
9. Manufactures-departm other than
/ household Franklin Stearns, Joseph r.
| Anderson, William e. Tanner
10. Dairy: DR.. William 7. Walker, Pey-
ton Johnston, Thomas Branch.
IL. Paintings and works of art: James
Lyons, William Il. Haxall, Thoms I. Giles.
IL. Addresses: William T. Sutherlin,
James Lyons, R. B. Haxall.
l3. Miscellaneous subjects not included
| in the above: Lewis E. Harvie, John 3.
| Baldwin, ]. C. Shields. =
These committees were appointed under
the following resolution, previously adopt
| ed: "a
"That committee Of three be appointed
| Ohe chairman of said committee being one
of the Executive Committee) for each de-
| partment of exhibition at the annual Fair,
| whose duties shall be to select articles Of
exhibition in said departments to report
| to the April meeting such sub-divisions in
| said departments as they may deem expe
dient to recommend suitable persons,
male and female, as judges in the awards
of premiums in such subdivisions and the
amounts of premiums, and to report rules
| and regulations for the management of their
several departments and exhibitions there
inn ..# ""
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

BALL AT FREDER1oKsBtRG.- We acknow-
ledge with thanks the receipt of an invita-
tion to bali to be given at Exchange Ho-
tel, Fredericksburg, on the I'D of Febru-
ary. We notice on the committees for the
occasion the following names of distinction !:
George H. Peyton, B. B. .Pritchard, VIM.
Lange, De Witt c. Cunningham, John K.
Anderson, George L. Cox, Charles E. Brag-
don, Wm. H. Berry, Robert E. Dignum,
Charles G. Buck, A. L, Coghill, and Henry
c. sener. Ballet master, James R. Ma
zeen.
Mine host Peyton, of the Exchange, will
be on hand with everything necessary for
the occasion. -.
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STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-0LD Do eRAs
4, MINION STEAMsHIP COMPA-Ssaaaikafeks e
1sResaaRs 1sW sidsTaasel
MhRLE, and HATTERAs, leave New York for
Norfolk City Point. and Richmond every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, 1T 3
O'Clock p. u. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. at high tide. gnr.
These ships are entirely new they have elegant
saloons and staterooms; the fare, accommodn-
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for actual
expenses incurred. ~ r-et sa HWs aE u
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered.
n. l.. McCGRADY, President ls7 Greenwich
street. New York. ~ --.s -
WILLIAM G. DUEHAA CO., Agents,
jaIo corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 20.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 20.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. Il. Tatum.
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghegan, Bllti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys l.
Williams. ..
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. @. Dunham
* Co. q
Schooner J. H. Lockwood, Sharrett, New
York, merchandise, captain.
Schooner Z. B. Garter, Reed, Petersburg,
lumber, James Gum. .-.
Schooner Francis Hatch, Gregory, Rockland,
merchandise, a. 5. Lee. ..
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Balti-
more, merchandise sad passengers, Haryeys &
Williams. -lg
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. q. Dunham
Co.
Schooner jamestown, Rogers, Savannah,
merchandise, Crowell & Currie. m
Schooner Ill. l.. Newton, Read, Boston, ner-
chaDdise u. G. Hartwell, agent.
Schooner Annie Borland, Hall, down the
river TO load for northern port.
MEMORANDA. -aa
Schooner w. Carroll cleared from Philadel-
phia for Richmond on 10th.
Schooner Nellie Brown, hence, at Boston on
the Goth.
Barque Satellite, Turner, hence, arrived at
Rio Janeiro on 26th December.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

GEsANG VEEEIN MASK ,BALL.-On to-
morrow evening the Virginia Gesang Verein
Association will give mask ball, which
will doubtless be one of the most brilliant
affairs of the season. Every arrangement
to perfect it has been made. Mr.. Moxley,
the well-known Washington costumer, has
brought on an extra supply of costumes
suitable for the occasion, which he offers at
reasonable prices. The programe for the
occasion will be: lst, grand carnival
scene I'd, Chinese dance Sd, variety
of laughable scenes. Messrs. George F.
Kohle, George A.. Euker, and Harmon
Schmidt, are the committee from whom
persons must obtain tickets. Unless OBJ
tanned before tomorrow they cannot be
obtained at all.
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: INSURANCE COMPANIES.

"A CARD-TO FRIENDS, AND THE
IA rURLrC.-H Having been appointed agent for
the Piedmont Life Insurance Company for the
to sSre Ia his aso vrsna Gompsny PsRefeby
securing assapport for your family foster ing a
home Institution, keeping your money at home,
Insured in northern companies. Why longer i'm
povcrish your Old mother Virginia by sending &
your money away 2 You need 1t here. q Nothing is
los. by changing policies from. many northern
companies to the Piedmont, and ask a chance to
demonstrate that fact, Not being asIiyoung as
f.ont,er Of Uanads inisia cannot ca 70 see yo1,
rapidly as, desired. Will thank you to call on
inc &C the Office or the Piedmont Life Insurance.
corner OF Main and Ninth streets, and II am not
In leave Your names and will call on you.. ga
80 fe 22-eodtw 'f THOMAS B. BIGGER ~
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a CARPET -BAGGER BORRows TRUNK.-
The ladies some times give us some pre-
cious morsels of gossip. One of them gives
the following about carpet-bagger, which
is almost too good to be lost:
A prominent new issue official o few
days since, becoming dissatisfied with his
landlady's charges, determined to move to
another boarding house, where he could
board for five dollars month cheaper.
When he first came to his first landlady 81
oarpet-bag easily held all his wearing ap-
parel; but when he started to leave, 10 it
would not hold the extra suit of clothes, new
shirt, aud couple Of pairs of socks he had
obtained since his appointment to Office. In
his emergency he borrowed a trunk from
the landlady he was about to leave, and
conveyed his goods and chattels to his new
boarding house. This completed, he re-
turned the trunk, and is now happy in the
possession of his carpet-bag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

CARD.-We have accepted the agency for
BENSoN'S SALALEM BROTH--a specific for letter,
Itch, ringworm, BARRIERS Itch, poison oak botches
and I'll cruptions Of the skln-and confidently re-
commend 1t to al sufferers from these annoyiDg
diseases, and solicit orders from the trade
PURCELL, LADD Il Co., Druggists,
Rfnhr
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LOST AND FOUND.


NOTICE.-The following CERTIFI-
1S GATES OF the Registered etock OF the State
OF Virginia, now standing on the books In the Of
fee OF the Auditor In the pame OF Th )mas Leigh
executor Of Lewis w. " lEnbish, deceased, hayiD <
been lost, application will be made to the proper
authority for renewal OF said certiicates-to Wit
No. 4, 25S for ~, $50. No. 4, ,2ss, for SLIGO; No
go, for Sco act OF 21st March, 1887, James River
and kanawha Company.
Bank, PC.
No. 2s7 for 8leo, act 'ith March, 1898, staunton
and PArkersburg road.
No. 4ecl for ss 500. act 2sth March, 1881, coupon
bonds,
No. ], o6s for 500, act 2sd March, 1880, James
River and kapa1ba Company. gr.-...-.
No 10, for 1898 "a; No. II, for $780, act sth April
1sa9 lOAns, &c. re.-
No 500 for elss SIS, act of eth March, Is!7, Rich
mond and Danville Railroad.
No 8, for Sla3 ,3; No 0, for 500 act OF sth April,
$780, Iewisburg and Blue sulphur springs Turn
pike Company.
- THOMAS LEIGH,
.ts-1l executor of L. w. Wimbish, deceased.
fe 22-N3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

MAYORS CoUGT-Mayor Chatoon pre-
siding.-The continued case of Edward
Childress, charged with robbing George P.
PERRIN of a suit Of clothes, g gold pencil,
and several gold rings, valued at sl0o,
was called. He was sent on to answer in
-dictment for felony.
! Eli Reed (negro), charged with threaten
ing Anna Carter's life, was discharged. .2
Braxton Amber charcoal blossom) came
up under the protecting wing Of the guar
dian angel, charged with throwing rock
il the street and striking Mr.. N. F. Bowe's
horse. St. Peter pleaded for the wretch,
advancing the supposition that the young
eter had thrown the rock at a boy, and had
hit Mr.. Bowels horse by accident. MIR.
Bowels evidence, however, precluded any
such supposition, and proved the mission
ary's plea to have been falsely based SO
Braxton was set back for the inevitable
whipping. g,
|, Sam Blunt (negro), charged with steal,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

ARREST OF a BURGLAR.-Sergeant Roo
ney on Saturday afternoon arrested Tom
Howard IA negro), who was implicated in
the extensive robbery of Levy's store on
Cary street, on the oath of December last.
Shortly after the robbery two negroes were
arrested as accessories to the robbery, and
Howard has been at large ever since. He
was discovered on Saturday evening on the
Basin bank and chased nearly up to Second
street before he was caught.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

PER1oDrCALs.-Turner, IA Main street,
has received his monthly budget Of maga-
zines. Among the most attractive we, mo-
tice the GALAXY, Ne,o Eclectic, Putnam's, the
Atantic, and Hurper's. In the Gald5y is
commenced the new story of Charles Reade
entitled, ".Put yourself9 in his places" It
opens veil. Thanks to Turner for repeated
faYors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

Sl,IrLE BUT EFTECTUAL.-The entire freedom
from all dcleterious ingredients renders BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRoCnEs. or Cough and Voice Lo.
zenges, safe remedy for the most delicate female
or youngest child, and has caused them 10 he held
In the highest esteem by gers and public speak
ers generally. In coughs, irritation of the throat
caused by cold or unusual exerlion of the vocal
organs In speaking In public or singing, they
prodr &C The most Dent fetal results
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

inga pocket-book, valued OF two dollars,
from Harriet Haley, was discharged. q
William Fussell hungry looking negro),
charged with confscating link of sausage
from. George Schwaler, was sent 70 the
chain battery for ten days. r.
Virginia Dean was srraigned for unlaw-
fully holding q cloak belonging to George
anna. Allen. 1t appearing that she had
simply borrowed the cloak, and failed to re-
turn 1t in due time, she was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

CHANGE OF Standardization and af+.er to-
day the through and expire s. train on the
Richmond and Danville ra; .lroad will leave
Richmond at 2.40s P. NJ and Danville at
9.52 P. NJ, arrive at Gr .eensboro at 1910.
Going East, the train i caves Greensboro at
i 80 A. NJ, Danville o & $50 \. NJ, and ar
rive at Richmond at II 1.30. --------- ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

MAGISTRATES CT HENR1co.-General
stoneman has appointed the following jus
tices of the Pc ace for Henrico county ::
Walter Meade. John B. Crcnshaw, and 6.
w. West, vice, w. E. Wade and George
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

Mr.. EARLE's APPoINTMENTs.-Rev. Mr..
Earle will preach to the colored people at
Ebenezer church this morning at II o'clock.
At half-past and half-past 7 this evening
he will preach at the Second Bap tist church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

PERsoSAL-Miss Nellie Grant, daughter
Of General q. s. Grant; Miss Tilt, OF Ca
lena, ILL.,; and Mr., Casey (brother-in-laE
of General Grant and wife, were nthecity
Saturday, guestsSof DR.. Sharp. Hon. r. NJ
II. Hunter, ex x3united States senator from
Virginia, was in city on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

OLE BULL, the world-renowned violinist,
will entertain the citizens of Richmond
with two concerts on the 5th and 9th of
March next. He win be assisted by q
CORPS Of vocal and instrumental artists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Commissioner Chahoon held his court yes
terday to try the case Of William Archer,
charged with robbing the United States
mail. An employe on the Danville rail
road testified that he saw the accused open
sixteen letters between Danville and Barks-
dale station. No other evidence of i'm
portauce war heard, and the case was laid
HtE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

THE CELEBRATION AT ATAsHLAND. The ex-
cursion train for Ashland will leave Rich
mond at $50 this P. NJ, returning after tho
exercises at the college are over.