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SALE OF Mr.. BoTTs's SToCK.-On We'd
ncsday and Thursday last the effects of the
late Hon. John NJ. Bolts we're sold at public
auction. The horses were well known all
over the country, and attracted buyers
from many of the northern States. l." En-,
ginecr" brought $750-the highest price Of
any horse that was sold. The colts, OF
which there were quite number, brought
from $3.50 TO $3.50 each.
The cattle were not blooded," but were
in fine condition, and brought good prices
The oxen sold for about $l20 yoke. The
other personal property sold at prices which
gave satisfaction, realizing IN the aggregate
about $4,000.
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LEFT FOR HIS New CHARGE.-ReV. ?. B
Price, late pastor of the Third Presbyte'
rian church, left the city yesterday to take
charge of High Bridge church, in Rock
bridge county, to which he vas recently
called. In addition to the loss sustained
by the congregation here, Mr.. Prices de-
parture will be matter Of general regret
among large circle Of friends. He was
widely known to our citizens, and his gen
tleness of manner, purity of life, and
sterling traits of character, had made him
general fayorite. His new charge may be
congratulated upon their fortune in secur'
ring q pastor in a gentleman SO eminently
fitted to sustain that relation.
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ALMOST A SERIOUS FIRE IN MANCHESTER
About l O'Clock P. NJ. On yesterday tho
dwelling of A. Moore, Eeq., on hull be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, vas dis
covered to be on fire 4; and but for the
timely discovery and the prompt assistance
Of the citizens this would have been one Of
the most destructive fires which has &C.
Cured in Manchester fer many years.
As soon as the alarm was given the cttl'
zens turned out en- maSSe to assist in saving
the immense property which seemed m
inevitable prey to the devourlng element
Ladies from every direction rushed to tbs
streets with buckets Of water IN thell
hands, which we're seized by stronger arms
and applied to the burning building until
the fire was finally subdued.
The fire, it is supposed, originated from
a spark from the chimney, which jgnitcd
the shingles, and spread with rapldity over
more than half Of the roof.
We hope the Board CT Trustees for the
town will lose no time in placing the Water
Works in {. proper condition TO be used in
case of fire. This is the second fire that
has occurred in Manchester during the past
week, and upon neither occasion could any
assistance be had from this direction,
having neither water, engine, or hose
Scores of young men arc anxious and will
ing to unite IN forming fire company Il
the authorities Of the town would give them
the proper implements.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, Brakeman, New York
merchandise and passengers, w. =. Dunhan
s. Co.
.#..---. SAILED.
Steamer J. w. Everman, Vance, Philadel-
phia, merchandise and passengers, w. +
Porter.
Steamer Eliza HaucoX, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. b. latilm.
Steamer Saratoga, Blakeman, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, w. Z. Dunham y
Co.
Schooner l.. A. Webb, Savannah, merchan-
disc, Crowell il Currie.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner Elite, Woolford, from James river,
arrived Ut Philadelphia on the 18th.
COLLISION.
The schooner Romance, bound 10 Richmond,
collided in the Chesapeake bay with an tn-
known schooner on the night OF the 18th
instant. She lost her bowsprit, and was
towed by the United States revenue steamer
to a safe harbor. r.#s.
BY TELEGRAPH.
WILMISGToy, n. c., February l9.-Schoonel
Samuel Eddy, Captain J. G. Cathcart, from
Georgetown, 5. O., for New York, with lum
Der for Government, Is ashore on Frying par
shoals, at the mouth of Cape Fear river. Sh'
is water logged, and, it is thought, will go Il
pieces to night. The captain and crew were
taken to Smithville, n. 9.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW. We
have been notified of the following special
appointments: .-r.t
Union Station Methodist Cburch.-Bishop
Doggctt will preach at IL A. M.
81. .Nark'S English Lutheran.-Services
IN the old Universalist church, Mayo street
below Broad, at II 4. NJ.
Bethlehem German Lutheran (Si1h
street, Rev. L. Lochner at IL A. M. and
71sP.M. .&eE m
TIr$i Baptist.--The several Baptist
churches will unite in communion service
at 81 P. NJ. Rev. \. B. Earle will preach
at ~ Z. NJ.
Second Baptist.-Rev. W. F. Broadus,
D. D., at IL \. M. No. service at night.
Gruce-Street.- Rev. George B. Taylor, Of
Staunton, at IL A. NJ. No service at night.
Lciqh-Strect Baptist.-Rev. G. Ryland ut
II a. NJ. Rev. A. 3. Earle at 2 ?. NJ. BY
special request he will preach on The
objectionable SIM Rev. George B. Tay-
lor at - 2. M.
Fa'stIfricea Boptist.-Rev. A. 3. Earle
ut II A. M.
Manchester BaptiSt.-Rey. J. F. Deans
Mt IL A. NJ
iSeQmen'S EcMc!.-ReT. F. j. Boggs at 3
r.
THIRD PrcSbyterian.-serviccs at II A.
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MAIL RoBBER.-Major Parker, specia
agent of the Post Office Department, arreSt-
ed in the city yesterday, upon the arriva!
of the Danville train, William Archer, mai!
agent on the route from Richmond south
ward, who stands charged with breaking
open letters in the mail and abstracting
money therefrom. The robbery was com
mitted between this city and Goldsboro'
N. c.. but the extent of it is as yet un-
known. Two hundred dollars in money
have been recovered. Archer will be be-
fore the United States Commissioner this
morning.
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BALL ON THE TWENTY SECOND A grand
ball will be given at the Spotswood Hotel
on the evening Of Monday the 22d instant
under the auspices of the members of Post
No. L, Grand Army Of the Republic, De.
partment Of Virginia. Committee of Ar,
rangements DR.. D. R. Brewer, Colonel II,
S. Merrill, Colonel H. P. Clinton, Lieuten-
ant W. A. Parsons, and Lieutenant John
N. Batterman. Committee on Invitation
Colonel P. a. Davis, Captain D. W. Bo-
hannon, Major Robert Caruthers, and Lieu,
tenant John Il. Stone.
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KyICkERBocKEa LIFE INsuRLNCE CON-
pANY.-It turns out that there was another
northern insurance company that acted
Justly towards its southern policy-holder5.
The Kpickerbocker Company was one OF
the few whose policies with the South were
kept intsct during the war, and whose
dividends were credited to policy holders
as though premiums were paid. Thus the
company proved its integrity and its sol
yency to the satisfaction Of all interested,
and has become Justly popular.
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/ A. c. PULLIAM will sen at 10 o'clock, on
Council Chamber Hill, carriage, harness,
spring wagon, horses, mules, etc. -
WELLINGTON GoDDIN will sell at IL
o'clock, in front of the United States
urt-house, one hundred and sixteen
acres of land in Chesterfield.
COOK s. LAUGHTON will sell on Council
Chamber Hill at 10 A. NJ, horses, mules,
wagons, &c.
a. g. PULLIAM will sell at 4 p. NJ. three
valuable building lots on Bainbridge be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, Manches-
ter. And ut 5 p. NJ. four desirable build
ing lots south of Decatur street, fronting
on Lawrence and Warrington streets.
THOMAS W.. KEESEE will sell horses,
mules, q doctors chaise with harness COM
plete.
B. L. TINSLEI will sell ut Ashland at 1914
O'clock, in front of Ratcifre's store, ninety
two and three.quarter acres Of land in
Hanover. .... 20 r..ma
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WE ARE REQUESTED by medical friend to
ssy that much delay, and sometimes bad
consequences, might be avoided If persons
who send for physicians would always write
a note when the messenger is unable tc
write on the slate. Orders left with SER
wants, or even other members of the family
are either forgotten altogether or not deli,
yered in time to secure early attention.
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TIE CELEBRATION AT ASHLAND. The
-clroad company have perfected arrange.
-nents to run special train from Richmond
to Ashland on next Monday to accommodate
PERSONS who wish to attend the celebration
e the Washington Literary Society. The
lain will leave the city at $50 P. NJ; re-
turning after the exercises are over. Fare
fc-' the round trip, one dollar.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND POsT-oFFIcE FEB
RuARY 20, 1867 Henry Reith, W. II. " }
F. Tyler, Miss Maria f. Wade, James H.
Lamkin, E. L. Burch, Gus Myers, Thomas
C. Tinsley, Miss Mary Ross, Mrs. Mary A
Thompson, Miss NJ. A. Burton (3), Rich
mond, Va; Miss Willie ". Bowles, Flu,
wanna county, Va; Miss Bette Cotrell,
Boston, Mass; Miss Bette NJ. Miller, Sea-
ford, Del; Mrs. Mary Hopkins, Howard's
Grove
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MAD DoG.-Policema Cray was called
in on yesterday to kill dog on the lot OF
M. McCall's, on Byrd island, which was
supposed to have the hydrophobia. Whether
mad or not, the dog had created quite a
manic on the island. "a
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F1aE.-The alarm yesterday afternoon
was caused by the burning OF the rcof OF
framed building beyond Bacon's Quarter
Branch. Damage about fifty dollars: Ihe
bell on Ninth street struck the First Ward,
thereby misleading the fremen.
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CoSv1cTs.- following new bcc-'c-9
for Wardwell's hotel arriToh yesterday
George Green (uegro), sentenced 'r"r'
Prince Edward county for orc yer tcr
house breaking; Samuel Sec!a,, convicted
in Danville of grand larceny and sentenced
for three wears. -t..E
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT--yts'dge
Underuood presiding.-This. court On yes
terday heard the argument in the cause
of ". 7. Sutherlin & Co. Us. Van Harck,
Edwards & Co., In which there is pending
motion for an injunction.
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A CARD.-We have accepted the agency for
BES9oS's SALALEM BHoTH-a specific for letter,
frch, rngworm BARRIERS Itch poison oak, blotches,
and all eruptions Of the skin-aRd confidently
commend it to all sufferers from these annoying
diseases, and solicit orders from the trade
PURCELL, LADD Il Co., Druggiots,
Richmond, Va,
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-Turner flVoCs
us with the March No. of this faVorite
magazine Of fashion and light literature.
For sale at llt4 Main street.
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KEW CONCERN.
RTyRRrSS f,FWIS *. BLAIR and

JAMES E. BURRESs LEWIS *. BLAIR and
GYoRGE u. THAX XTOE have formed u co-part-
ncrtlip TO conduct the Wholesale White Goods,
Notion Fancy Goods, Hosiery business, as Tor
mcrlv conducted by RurrCSS IL Powers, ana cor
diAly invite both city and country merchants 10 an
examination Of their stock.
BURkHSS, BLAIR IL TIL ANTON,
No. l. Pearl street. Richmond.
". b. The books Of Burress 4 Powers VIII be
found with BurresS, Blair Il haNton. The new
concern will tile the accouuts. te l7-lm
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DESIGNATIONS. Mc.

O-PARTNERSHlP have this day
q J associated with me In business Mr.. j. T..
GIBSON. The style OF the firm Will be ". j.
CUSsES Il Co.
We will continue the same business heretofore
conducted BY me. W. j. CUSSEN. .
RICHMOND, February II, 1899. tc l9-lw
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HUsr1NGs CoURr.-Ths following cases
are set for trial to-day, February Goth
viz, William Peasants, bigamy; Henry
TAYLOR, larceny; Zack Champion and Ma
poleon Haines, stealing fromthe person.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The rarrc CT DR..
G. W. Harris Zone hundrc' end thirty. We
acr,s), near Goochland Courthouse, was
sold Yesterday to DR.. John G. Tire 2:a
Gov S5 2E5
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DURE MILK.-Peraons wanting PUNE
{ MILK can be furnished from III" titcnle
farm. lAe cows are mostly Thoroughbred, oi ile M
A!dernP, Ayrshire, and Devon stocks. aha '..t ~
milk warranted pure Orders may bc lrit at
Elson's drag store, Main aid Third stree.s. ~
tt I?-8tx O. 4. CRENSHAW.
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GoDET's LADY's BooK.-We are indebted
to W. II. Keiningham, No. 4l3 Broad street,
for the March No. of the above magazine.
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sHAp.-A barrel of shad was offered for
sale ia the Old Market yesterday. The fish
sold at from 81 so to $3.50 per pair.
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OF CO-PARTNERSHIP

II - . ,,,,,.,,r, =
dissolved Oh The lst OF February by reason of the
death Of ar. James l.. Powers. III parties In
dehted TO the concern are requested TO make I'M
mediate PAYMENT 10 facilitate In winding up the
busiutzs JAMES r. BURRaSS,
Surviving partner.
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M. ELLYsoN & co. will insert advertisements Id
the principal newspapers IN Virginia. North caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
Hshers' rates, for cash. Apply at this eiiice.
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PICOT'S VIRGINIA WoRM-EILLER IS plea
SAINT, safe, and certain remedy for children. Gold
everywhere.
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VOL. XXXVI.1
2ifItrnlo11d Dispatrlt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20, 1863.
~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINEp CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY. HrA h- r-'1ssA
AUCTION SALES THIS DAT.

On ALL PrfsLIc OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY or
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY or JULY TIKI
.rUECTTASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE -HIRTY-FIRsT
DAY OF DECEMBER TIE SELLER PAYS TIIKM.
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C0HrmESSgON NEERCEHANI,s.
;NHOMAS A. BRANnER.

rsNHOMAS A. BRANpER,
I Nos. lglG and iSis CARY STREET,
RICdG0%D. VA,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
oNcrs his services for the sale and purchase ot
TOBACCO, FLOUR, GEAIN, and COUNTRY
PRODUCE. Wholesale and retail dealer IN ii hl,
CORN. OATS, and MILL OFf&I. ie 6-Sm
MILLS s. RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pur-
chase and sale Of LEAF and &hNuFhCTUREn
T0EhCCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer to =. F. Harvey,
President Of National Bank Of Virginia; james
Thomas, Jr., Esq, Eichm"nd. Va; MeSsrs RI
Messenger Il Co., New ok; Messrs. johnson q
Th0nusCn Boston, Mass. jy "a
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TLOYER SEEp.-200 bushels strictly
- r Y. WILLIAMS & co.
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SHIPPING.

ShaaA n hIS~s
EOR NEW TORK.--The new <sESs
and elegant side-wheel steamshi
NIAGARA, Captain BLAKEMAN, will leave her
wharf at Rockets on SUNDAY, February 2lst
at l2 O'Clock NJ. Freight received all day 3ATUR-
DAY. Fare, sl2, Round tickets, S20. Steerage,
20. For freight or passageH apply to
WILLIAM Z. DUNHAM T. CO.,
fe 2o-lt corner Eleventh and Main streets.
EOR BALTIMORE The sifsss sfsss Z
steamer ELLIE KNIGHT Captain sssIss!tssssss--ss
WIN. q GEoGUEGAS, will leave her wharf ON pa
TUHDAI, February 20, at O clock 7: NJ. Freight
received mp To half-past O'Clock Z. Nj. FOR
freight or passage. apply 70
re lo-ot Agents.
EjIOR HALIFAX, NOVA SCOrlA.A-
z The British brig PERSIA, now daily sss=as
expected. having large portion Of her cargo cn-
gagged, viii have quick dispatch for the above port
For bSaucc Of frelgh5 apply 20
fe5 ROBERT +. WILLIAMS x co.
TIIT 0II1G GG s9TPr5ES,-The bcata Of
G.E the 3AslEs RIVER : I'D KAEAWEA GA.
EhL CG&PATy Will eGve thc d0cS nc usu9.
promptly :. :; q. On EUE2DAXS, IHU23DAIb
.nd 81 2'I&:aSfS,
Ere,g&. cd tolls on iIoo5s roy LY7chburg and be.
YaGa collected 1E delivery or p-apnld, ~ Inc OF
it0u oF the clipper. Freight received and cs-
i7nrcG 3, Iny C+1cc. on gh9 coc&.
Way freight vii Eca be Gcilso-eatiI Charges ara
n&io.
uoa.g lccsai and injured
aeI gDE ->GD 1j!LL3a, &fcEn
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WTANTED. THREE or FOUR FIRST
w CLASS CABINgT-MAIlERS can find
steady employment by applying at No. $40 Cary
street, Richmond, Va. le lS2t
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yN7ANTED, A FURNISHED HOUSE, by
w the lst of April. Address stating terms,
size and location, box 6, Richmond, Va.
fe l8-2tk
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RICHMOND, February !. 1862.

RrCuMOND, February ], 1862.
fSO-PARTNERSHiP.-I have this day
= associated with me in business Mr.. e. NJ d.
CLARKE, Of Louisa county, Va. The style OF
the firm VIII be POWHA1AN WFISlGER "
co. We will continue the same business hereto
fe lin POWHATkN WEISIGER.
DIssOLUTION.--The firm Of HILL s
BENTLEY is this day dissolved. The bust
ness heretofore conducted under that style VIII De
continued by HILL Bentley rainker as per notice
20 y" f"- CHARLES y. HILL,
WILLIAM Il. BENTLEY, !.
JAMES POCEAT. r.. 5
RICHMOND, VA, December IL 1908.
Co.PARTEERsHIP. We have this dsy formed
a co-partnership under the frn name OF allL,
BENTLEY .SEINKER lor the plrp2ssS q Il-S eon %
cuctirg GENERAL C0MalSslQN SUSi-Sc ZEE
/, No. y Pearl street. Richmond, va" s,t,-
Charles D. H!n William G. Bentley snG Snstiee ~
Il. ssinker viii sign the firm name ana naa5 the th
business. CHAELES D. HILLS
WILLIAM G. BENTLEY, /
CHARIIEa Il. SkINEEl1
JAMES P0TEAT.
RICHMOND, VA, January ], 1905. la
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TOR RENT, and possession given inn a
10 mediateiy. The large BRICK AND 6RA. ~
MITE FRONT TENEMENT on the south aide OF
Main street between Shcckoe creek and seven-
teenth street, long occupied as 4 dry goods store
by Jacob A. Levy, and afterwards By bis sons. II
ia regarded OF the very best locations In the
CITY for dry goods store. Apply to
FREDERICK BRAUEB,
Marshall street near Brook avenue.
10 IN atawts tt ~ .B-zase
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 81, 1863
Sun rises 81 Moon sets. 49,. l. q
Sun sets High tide, A. NJ. III .06
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WTANTED, person well acquainted in
w Richmond aud state of Virginia to CAN
VASS. TO tbe right party liberal inGuc: :ments
will be given. Address box EST, Richmond post
office fe I9--3t
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NTANTED, WET NURSE. Satisfac-
wv tory reference must be given. No other
need apply. Call at once at No. 1888 Main street
f. lS-3t JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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r D. WEED,
s5s LATE ASSISTANT UNITED STATES
DISTRICT ATTORNEY. q
OFFICE CoRSSR or ELEvESrh AND BANK
STREETS, RICHMOND. VA.
Revenue business before the colIec.ers, and as
SCISSORS offices, the departments ag Washington,
and the United Statss courts promptly 1rtended TO-
Particular attention paid TO the. examination OF
csses before the United States commissioner.
iAsp-3m tn sasEtIs - ....a. u
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u ENn BUSHELS WINTER OATS
Ms.EVSE These oats are cf prime quality, and
may hc confidently recommended for seed.
CHARLES l.. TODD,
Ia 20 corner Sixth and Clay streets.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. JOHN KNOX HAS REMOVED TO
~ the corner Of Twelfth and Marsba'l streets,
first corner In rear of First Baptist church. Mes
sages LETT at the drug store OF Ar a. seota corner
OF Twenty -afh and Broad streets. ON SLATE ~ any
time during the day, VIII be attended 70 WITHOUT
fail. promptly as heretotore. eN-lm y
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A GENTS WANTED. Agents can make
n from $40 to S25 per day selling BLAK E'S
UOLLAR PATENT CHAlR-SPElNGs. They
make spring and rockinr-chair cuE OF any com
mon chair BY attaching Them 10 the front legs
They lit any chair, and cannot get out OF order ;
they will last d lifetime. The old-fashloned rock
ers are DISPENSED with. For tn. house and Office
thew are Indispensable. Ladies pronounce them
nnenualled for {. sewilg-chair. Ii you want an
agencv calisnd zee sample. or send for circular
With terms &c $500 reward upon the conviction
OF anv person or persons who shall infringe upon
Blake's Patent Chair-SpriGg.
Address GOODWIN Il BLAKE, Proprictors
and Manufacturers, eI2 Broadway, \. ]. ..-
Also, MAGIC COMB for coloring hair brown or
black sent by mail for 2l.25. fe l6-b.@
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ono BUSHELS PRIME CLOVER SEED
just received and for sale by
feS ALLISON & ADDISON.
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.0R RENT OR LEASE. the STORES

TOR RENT OR LEASE, the ST0RE@
by Messrs. W iIson & Foster, fronting twenty SIX
feet on Cary street and running back one handred
and thirty feet. II is OF the very best stores In
the city for the receipt and discharge OF goods
Possession given 10th March next Or earlier II
desired. apply to w. u. RaAALL.
fe Inns Gas1 Se3 Main street.
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ZOO BUSHELS CHOICE NEW CLOVER
IA Is LEE, sEDD0N Il co.
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.ERESH GARDEN SEED
prLTABLF GARDEN SEEDS

pELIABLE GARDEN SEEDS.
: l. We tf.rr To gardeners and families our
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
Cf the same quality 2nd crown from the game
stock those which have given such great
satisfaction the past two seasons.
QUE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ASD
ALMANAC FGh 1sG9
Is HOW READY and will y" furnished 10 all appli-
c;nts by mail or otherwise.
SEEDS SLST BT Nj III FREE OF POSTAGE
on receipt OF price.
lyS ELEISEN a. ADDISON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-20

CEEU OATS.-300 BUSHELS CHOICE
y WINTER OATS, l.2co bushels CHOICE
STRING OATS, fpr sale by .
~ DREW l.. ELLETT,
fc Is-"od2tN corrcr Tweif and Cary streets.
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lrctc fecIally FOR seed.
TALIkFFERO & Co,
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