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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-19

T-hToR's CoURT-Mayor Chahoon pre-
c;7ing.-Nothing was done in this court
yesterday. But four petty cases were call
I'd, and none of the witnesses answered in
these; whereupon the Mayor continued
shom until to-day. The reporters left in
disgust, and St. Peter Randolph, of Ebe-
nozer church, guardian angel, missionary
and minister plenipotentiary tothe Mayors
court, hovered disconsolately around the
few prisoners in the box, giving them all
the consolation he could under such disad-
yantageous circumstances.
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ACCIDENT ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
0HEo RA1LRoAp-A DETENTION OF THREE
HoURs.-Near Treyillian's Depot yester-
day morning the tender Of the engine OF
tached to the westward bound train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad broke down.
The accident caused detention Of three
hours, of which one Of our ubiquitous cor
respondents writes as follows:
OS TRAIN CHssAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILRoAp, TREvILLIAH's DEPOT, (
February is, 1869.
Dear Dispatch, We are here, not stuck
fast ir the mud, but are stuck fast on the
track, Among many others your humble
servant started on trip on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad with the engine West
ward Ho, Captain Richardson. When near
ing Trevillian's Der0t the axle of the ten
der-broke through, causing no jar, or very
little-at any rate not enough to cause any
alarm to the passengers.
1t was quite amusing to hear the different
exclamations Of passengers when it became
known an accident had happened. Some
exclaimed, Good gracious, 1 have no dim
ner with me-; others, that they had very
important engagements at Staunton, Char
lottesyille, Covington, Alexandria, &c., &C.;
all more or less disappointed. Now comes
for something to eat. Some are out raiding
to the different houses, looking up snacks OF
different kinds. One party comes in with
boiled eggs) claims that he has found a
hens nest others, to the store and buy
cheese snd crackers ; others, scotch her
rings, &c., &c.; all making out the best
they can under the circumstances. Now
can be seen groups out in the sunshine tell
ing stories, cracking jokes, &c. Judge s.
on board, and keeps all around him in
good humor.
Colonel H., of Richmond, seems to think
it an ill-wind indeed that blows NO one
good. This remark is made in the store
when the store-keeper has just sold all his
cheese, and finds out his tobacco has just
given out. "Wen," says one, C / suppose
Iou have plenty Of the staff of life on
hand"; meaning little Old Rye, or its
substitute, which is not SO good as Old Rye.
All parties, now pretty well satisfied that
they can do no better than make the best
of bad bargain, are taking things quiet.
a hand car has been dispatched to get as
! sistance. There being no telegraph office
here, Captain r. had to resort to these
means of letting his bad luck be known
among the passengers.
Judge Underwood comes in for full share
Of censure in regard to his last Infamous
charge to the jury in the case Of the negro
Stevens rs. The Fredericksburg Railroad
Company.
The county officers, late appointees, are
now catching particular fits. y. Is. Z.
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HMFIRMARY.
COLLEGE INFIRMARY,

TOLLEGE INFIRAfARY, = :. -,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS RICHMOND, Va esJsss
III cases REQ uirng medical or surgical aid sd
mitted except the insane and those labortng under
contagious disorders.
medical attendance, and nedicnes
Large wards per week, 81. 80
Private rooms, per week. 80 TO &2es 515t Es.e
small additional Zee Is charged for surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on per-
m!ts from members OF the committee OF the CITY
Council for the relief Of the poor, and seamen on
permits from The custom-hCuse. aEs ta%s
For further information, or admission. apply u,
the infrmary TO ISAIhH II. WHITE, NJ, d.,
ta lASm Medical superintendent.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT DECISION
IN BANKRUPTCY.-In the United States
District Court on yesterday argument
Of counsel was partially heard in the con-
test of the preferred creditors over the
general creditors as to the distribution of
the assets of Mr.. Charles H. Wynne which
are now in the hands of an assignee in
bankruptcy, and are said to amount to some
$4,000. On the Sth day of December, 1866,
Mr.. Wynne-then large publisher in this
city, and also the proprietor of the Rich
mond TEneS-executed deed of trust
upon his property to secure certain friends
who had endorsed his negotiable paper.
This deed, from motives of friendship, was
not put upon record until o'clock on the
day upon which the bankrupt act of 1867
became law. On the 10th Of June GER
tain creditors filed their petition in bank
ruptcy praying that Mr.. Wynne be declared
bankrupt. On the 10th of June the owner
Of the house in which the Times newspaper
and the printing business of Mr.. Wynne
was conducted levied for rent. The ques-
ticn before the court was, whether, in the
distribution of the assets of Mr.. Wynne,
there should be equality of distribution
among all the creditors, or a preference for
the creditors who were secured by deed of
trust and by attachment lien of the land
lord.
After statement of the case by the
counsel who opened it for the general Gre
ditors, the Court intimated that it was
clearly of the opinion that there should be
equality of distribution" and that the
landlord and the creditors whose deed was
recorded after the bankrupt act became q
law were not entitled to o larger distributa-
bic share of the assets of Mr.. Wynne than
the general creditors. The Court directed
C decree for equal distribution to be drawn,
but consented to hear argument from the
counsel for the creditors under the deed Of
trust. The case will be taken TO the Cir
cult Court. For the general creditors,
Messre. ?. IL. Aylett, Page & Maury, and
John Howard for the creditors under the
deed Of trust, Messrs. Ould & Darlington
and Nance s. Williams; and for the land-
lord, Messrs. Steger & Sands.
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DISTRACTIONS IN JAMES RIvER.-The
brig Persia, which had been detained day
or two at Dutch Gap by the freshet, came
up the river yesterday morning. In pass
ing Drewry's Bluff she struck one Of the
submerged piers which so impede naviga-
tion in the James, and parted her hawser.
She then drifted back and threw out al
anchor, whick also became entangled in
some part of the distractions, and had to
be cut loose before the brig could get of.
We have here another example, but not
20 serious as some that have come under
our observation, of the extent to which
navigation is made difficult by the neglect
of the Government to remove the sunken
wrecks, &c., which abound in the James.
Such accidents are of frequent occurrence,
and we make this the occasion of again
calling the attention of the authorities to
the Importance of clearing our noble river,
and thus open the port Of Richmond.
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STOLEN PENcIL.-Detective Tyler last
evening arrested boy named Childress with
8 very valuable gold pencil in his posses
sion known to have been stolen from the
different stories told by Childress as to the
manner in which he came to the possession
of the pencil. The owner can obtain the
pencil By application at the police station.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
ftHARLESTON HOTEL,
~ CHARLEsTON, SOUTH CAROLTEAa

The undersigned, having taken charge Of the
above FIRST.CLASS HOTEL, has determined 70
spare no expense in making IL eqnal. H not sBpa-
rior, to any hotel in the country. The table Will
be- supplied with the very best the Charleston and
northern markets aEasd. "a -
The SfABLEsare supplied with the dnest cars
rlaSes and elegant horses on livery: also omnts
buses aud stages win always be found tn readiness
TO convey passengers TO aud from the dtfatGnt sa-
road 5epots and steamship whsyysg. 80 hss..
abe HOUSE Is supplied With the eeltoy4ted
pcpsia. Baths, either bot, cold. or showers can
be furnished at 4 .noment' 9 notice. 81 -
n. B,-Steanefs leave for eaTAn1ah and fiprsdA
on MONDAYS Tuesdays ThsiysdayH and HAtnr.
days., Railrosd communication M1sh al pxxts oe
the South ard West twice daily IS.
Re s--eodIm* E. hsz JACKeUNsfh r.
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The LADIES OF THE DoRCAs SOCIETY re-
turn their sincere thanks to the citizens for
the liberal patronage they have met with
thus far, and announce that they will close
on to. morrow night and auction off what
articles they have on hand. They also re-
turn thanks to the gentlemen who have 80
kindly aided them in their undertaking.
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LEcrURE--JoHSNY REB.-To-night Colo
mel Farrar will deliver his famous and popu-
lar lecture on Johnny Reb and his Wife I"
at Clay-street Methodist church. Of the
lecture, we can add nothing to what has
been already said ; and as to the object Of
its delivery, its mere mention should be
sufficient to ensure a success. 1t will be
delivered to aid in the liquidation of the
oh rcb 1ebt
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LEVY BRoTIIERs's stock OF embroideries is un-
surpassed. We had no idea that there was such q
stock In this city, 1t is worth visit to their store
TO see their assortment Of Infants robes, frock
waists, bands. edsings, insert!ngs, and handker-
chiefs. Besides embroiderles. we noticed some
elegant sash ribbon, which they are now Offering
at reduced prices. We took look at those fne
kid gloves OF which we had heard so much aboat,
and found them TO be all that they had been re-
,nI
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4 CAgD.-We have accepted the agency for
BESsoS's sALALEM BRcTH-a specific 70. letter,
i,ch ringworm, BARRIERS Itch poison oak, blotches,
sad all eruptions of the skin-and confidently re-
commend 1t to all sufferers from these annoying
diseases, and solicit orders from the trade
PURCELL, LADp & Co.. Druggists.
Richmond VA
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The following cases
are set for trial to-day, February 10 {:
Julius Fillinger, larceny James Peasants,
bigamy; Henry Taylor, larceny; Jack
Champion and Napoleon Haines, stealing
from the person.
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The F!RE.-Since our last issue we learn
that the loss caused by the fire ut Mir. Lee
Powcll's Female Institute amounts TO about
$500. The insurance on the building,
which is owned by Mr.. Alfred Moses, Is
$4,000, in the Insurance and Savings
Company of Virginia. The fire originated
in the attic of the rear building, and had
evidently been burning for some time when
discovered. Several young ladies lost con-
siderably by the destruction Of their wear
ing apparel.
+ very large congregation was in attend
ance upon the Grace-street Baptist church
to hear DR.. Earle, and at the time Of the
alarm of fire a stampede was created that
bcggars description. Fortunately, no one
was hurt in the rush.
Since the above was written We have re-
ceived from Colonel Powell the following
letter, to which We cheerfully give place in
our columns:
"Mr. Editor,--Seeing that your report Of
the fire at my house Wednesday night is
very indefinite, and apt to alarm those who
have children with me, beg that you will
amend the report by saying that but a
limited portion of q rear building was
burned; that the young ladies were
promptly and comfortably provided for by
my many generous friends, who really con-
tended with each other for the privilege Of
taking them to their homes. The clothing
of the young ladies was all saved, and SO
large portion of my house left uninjured
that shall be enabled within few days
to make my boardcrs as comfortable as ever
at home.
"My school-rooms were uninjured, ex-
cept by water, and will be ready for use,
hope, by Tuesday next.
Let me, through your columns, return
my heartfelt thanks to the many warm
hearted and sympathizing citizen friends
who so eagerly claimed my boarding pupils
and children, as also to the Fire Brigade
and the hundreds of good men who risked
fire and flood to protect my property. l
have been made to feel that it were worth
fire at homo to learn how many friends
one has, My sincerest thanks to all who
opened their hearts to me in this misfor-
tune.
1.-The fire originated in defective fue
in rear building, and in an unused attic
room. Respectfully, D. LEE PowELI'."
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STEAMEMS.

ECR NEW T0RK.-0LD DO .casa
l. MElOE STEAMSHIP COMA rA-sSsssaa.iassSsas
NG.-The splendid new Slde-wheel steamships
ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA, HlAGhRA, ALB&-
MARIE, and HATTEH5S, leave New York for
Norfnlh City Point, and Eiclimond every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, ut .
O'Clock 2. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FSlJAN, and SUNDAY. AZ high tide.
These ships are entirely new; they have elegant
sal"pag and stateroOns; the fare, accommoda-
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Frc'chtr for points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge made save for actual
'Np"uGrS Incurred.
Close c0uucc,.ons made with steamers for all
aoUtheTn and European ports.
usIcalCg tiigclrj at lowest rates when ordered.
y, l.. MCCREApY, President, 1877 Greenwich
tlrrut. View York.
WILLIAM II Z. DUkH&M CO, Agents,
talg corner MaiM and Eleventh streets.
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NOR NORFOLK, PORTS-si17r.

s MOUTH, AND ALL NE6 uLA r ,Eisisssss.r
LANDINGS ON TUE JAMES RIVEk.-The fast
and elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOX, Cap
tian H. {. GIgFoRD, leaves her wharf at Rockets
for above-named places on MONDAY, WE'D
EESD&N, and FRIDAY, a. 6s O'Clock a. NJ, and
returns ON Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk in time to con-
uect with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
Of sieamsr.
Fare 70 Norfolk, o.. so.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays. Thursdays snd Saturdays,
from u NJ. to a. =. M for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, baltimore, and ptincipal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and al regular landings on
james river, III reasonable rates.
Ereghts for way landings must be prepaid.
Iu Consequence of the mail being discontinued
Al Grove aud Brandon Point wharycs, the steamer
VIII not stop at those landings.
Apply 10 l.. Is. TATuM, Agent
va 20 Office steamers wharf.
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THE CHARITY BALL, for the Male Orphan
ASYLUM, which was announced to take place
ON Monday the 22d Of February, has been
nostsoned. It will take place about the
middle Of next month. Due notice Of the
day will be given.
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The JETER PHILLIPS C4sE.-The case of
Jeter Phillips was to have been called yes
terday afternoon. The Governor, however,
having further respited him until the Goth
proximo, the case was again continued.
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COLUMBIA, 8. c., January u, 1850.

Ar. T. S. BdLdlpin:
Dear Sir,-Please send Inc your directions for
self-messuremeut, several Of my brother Ulcers
have admired the gray Scotch suit purchased Of
you. and wish ID procrre others like It. The suit
was purchased OH the 10th Of December last.
Ytu,S, respectfully z. 3. Ft@**s.t,
Lieutenant United States army.
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Y.-stcarners STATE sssasssas.s.ssssg-S ssas.sssg
OF Maryland and PETERSBURG: - heap,
reliable, and safe route TO Baltimore, Savannah,
Boston, and the West.-Tri-weekly line TO Balti-
more making close connection with steamers 10
Philadel phia.-No charge for wharfage, drayage
or forwarding, and no transhlpment OF goods ne-
tween Richmond ana Baltimore Leaves balti-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and ga
TURnAY. Leayes Richmond every TUESOsI, {,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
O'Clock L. NJ. These steamers have ctcellent
saloon, sgatcroom, and passenger accomlnocallons
Fare a. meals and staLeroon extra. fof irelSh
E2aYRYs & WILLIAMS. Agents,
&rl9 Commercial blscS.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL Society. - The
Executive Committee OF the State Agricul-
tural Society were in meeting last evening,
making arrangements for holding q fair
during the coming fall,
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Public speakers and singers will find BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRoeHEs" " beneficial Ia clearlngthe
voice before sleaklng or singing, and reteying lhe
throat after any uausual cxertion OF the VOCAL or
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The Manager Is pleased 20 state that an arrange
ment has been effected with the directors or tho
above hau by which IL will beeopened as above,
with choice programme, consisting Of selections
from The most distinguished composers, including
portion OF RossINI'5 grand sacred work the =
STABAT MATER.
That portion OF the public who, from vsriouss
causes are unable TO attend the Theatre will thus
have an opportunity OF hearing this company or
distinguished artists.
Programme In future advertisement.
Admissio 81; reserved seats 2sc. extra.
Gale to commence on Thursday morning at 9
O'Clock at Bidgood's steinway Piano-Forte Ware 3
rooms, Main street. r fe ltd y
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BURGLARY.-The house Of Mrs. Ellison,
on the corner Of Cary and Adams streets,
was entered night before last and robbed
of o large quantity of wearing apparel.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND eSf

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND &FFS
I AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP ssssEsss r Y ssssss. 49,
LINZ Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
CITY, composing this line, will leave Philsdelphia
every SATURDAY,, and kichmond every FRI
DAY. alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and st.
Louis, Vid fernsylv Central railroad. Also,
FOR Norfolk and Boston: aud close connection
made at Norfolk. Bills Of lading signed through.
Passage TO philadelphia, including meals and state
room, flo. W. L. PohIER, Agent,
oc n Dock street..
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MEETINGS..

MoND GYMNAsIUM.--0pen
IL every MOND AY, THURSDAY, and gATuR-,
DhY for boys. from to 6o,cioek z: =; snd
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUBDAx. M ier :
conducted regularly by 8 thoroughly Scompetent
teacher. For tickets, apply 70 :. s.s !.
Secretary and Treasurer, los Main street I
fe 18-3t 81 - 50 -, = =
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ARRIVED. "a -
Steamer State of Maryland, Traysrs; nalsi. &
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys -
Williams. xz.,s.ss
merchandise and passengers, =. B. Tatum.
Schooner Annie Borland, Hall, New forkyss
merchandise, captain, Z 81 II
Schooner NJ. Z. Rankin, .---, Stoni Inss s
chandise. Dean & Someryille
Schooner Ocean, -, Norfolk, nsrehas. 81 Il
disc, Dean & Someryille 9. 81
Brig Persia. --, Halifax, =. s5.t usei n
disc, X. +. Williams * Go. \. ~ ~
4 SAILED. II ~
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers, HAITI
more, merchandise and passengers Hagyeyss
Williams. 81 81, IT .5sss c,srsy.s 81
MEMORANDA. 80
Schooner Lucy ID, Higgins, from Bosson5 pat
into Norfolk on the nth. -. 49, y * q .s.stti
Schooner J II. Lockwood, Shurretts sailed =
from New York for Richmond on thB 18th ~
Schooner Francis Hatch, from Rockland, ar
rived at City Point on the 18th. 80 Z
Steamer Admiral, Kfrwan, Baitlnore5 wfitn
merchandise and passengers, Richmond And
York River railroad, arrived at Wess Point {
on the 18th at 10 a. ~. 4s.l-s
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LECTURES.

T E C T U r E. E
JAMES w. HUNNICUTT will deliver an 6de
dress THIS EVENING q, half. past = O'CLOCK In /,
NEW NATION HALL. Important politfcsl sub .
jects VIII be discussed. - se - s..fa
Citizens Of ali political parties are Invited to
attend. .s& fe ls-ltf =
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RAILROADS.
Ea m s Isssss's

ESsS ESN-tsSz.w ee--fc1--StsSe sSsQ---YExe
DICHMOND AND DANV1LLE RAIL
IL sEoAD-CHANaE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after FRIDAY, January 18th, isoa, the PAS-
STNGEH TRAINS on this road win be run as
CONE WEST. .LYNCHBURa PASSENGERS
Leave Richmond daily tnxcept Sundaye) at s.lSA.
NJ. arrive at Burkeviiic st HISS A. NJ, making
close connections with trains on the Southsice
road FOR Farmville Lynch6urg,. Bristol, Knox
r,lIc. Nashville. Memphis, &C., &C.. THROUGH
NAIL AND EXpRESS leave Richmond daily at
,NP II. leave Danviile daily At lo.ls L. M. ::
arrive at Greensboro daily at i2.&s A. 3D., making
rlnss connections for ai stations Gu the North
Carolina road both east and west OF Greensboro,
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta and au points
G0JNq EAST, THROUGH NAIL AND EX.
rRESS leave Greensboro dauy 4. A. ". leave
Dsnyile dSily at 2,27h. ~. arriye at Richmond
,siIy 81 II A. Nj. LYECHBURG PASSENGERS
trNvc BurkGyilic daily except Sundays) at 2.ioP.
NJ !. arrive ~ Richmond ~ 3.3op.M.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket
rfIlcC IN Richmond 10 all important points South
and Southwest, and NJ GreenSbo-o' and Danyille 10
All points North, East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Ml1 Superintendent.
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T OST.-Notice is hereby given that APP
i plicatIon win be made to the Eecond Auditor
OF Virginia for the renewal Of the following, GER
TIFIGATGS CT lost stock OF the Stateof Virginia,
standing the books Of the Second Auditor in the
No. 700, for 1900; No. a.7ss for 4loo-.he same
having been destroyed by fire IN April 1885, stse
ia l5-Fsm w. j. SCOTT, Administrator.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, A PAIR OF SILVER eESssssA
~ sPECTACLEs, between Maddox ~ Va
Hill and the Exchange Hotel. he nader viii
please leave them at the DtSpdtch office.
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RICHARDSON & NEWBERNs will sell at
~ o'clock two-story brick house, No.
2S7 Baker street.
WILLIAM K. TALL, high constable, will
sell on the premises, at IL NJ, on Four
teenth between Main and franklin streets,
one succeed building. r-sg
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their salesrooms, an assortment of fur
niture, &C., &c.
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REMOVALS.

EMOVAL.-I have this day reHofed
LII my office from the conner Of Fifteenth and
siie) between hirt. enth and fourteenth streefs,
where the orders Of my friends and customers fOr
HAULING will be thankfully received and proppt~
ly attended to.
B. A. HATCHER, Teanster.
FEBRUARY is, 1869. fel-Tu&FaS$
DEMOVAL.- & GIBSON have
i h removed TO the store lately occupied by ByTs
LER Il SON, 1907 Main street, where they srepse-
pared to offer 10 their friends and the trade gene.
rally wholesale and retail, very large sock OF
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, and
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, az very low
prices. kELLOGS GiBe0h, -
Ja17-Im i2e7 Main street.
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2itllmond 1ispatth,
FRIDAY.............FEBRUARY 10, 1869
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

on ALL ruRL1C OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE RETwEEy THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY TItI
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THR PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALI. SALES BETWEEN T1lT
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS TIIEM.