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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-19

OOMMIssIONER's SALE OF TWO
VALUABLE TRAITS OF LAND N THE
CHUN : Of MEcKT,tN URIC; = y OF TWO
THHrs ITTKEsIR Is no v,Etue Of
a decree rec" pronounced by the Circuit Court Of
Mecklenburs at the Mc19beT term ls73 = of said
cou In the case of Mel 8*iss S2n Se S ~ &c sei
10 the highest bidder on the premises on tie ION
day of Iiecemhcr. 1870, tie TsAJI Of u Nd on
which T. in:ton NV resides Ih, IS tract cnei
before the day of s,le 1t lies on me snu'h sle Oh
Roanoke river, and about one mile from the town
Of Clarksyllle. II has on 1t 4 ccmmndiors u*ell-
ing house, quilt Of wood, Snd all necessary out
honses About ixty acres or this land Is In ortgt-
nal forest hut has been much pillaeed. ANY one
wishnp to purchase Will call upon Inc SUBSCRIBER,
who win show the property.
TERMS ttne-ih rd OF the purchase money cash ;
The remainder In three equal annual ms ailments
the purchas r. e .ch bearing interest from day OF
sale, snd It'll. retained IS further security.
on TIE SA%E DAi and Gy virtue rdu,h, 81 i I'm
terest in Let No. &c. ocated IN The town Oh rs
vile. This lo5 Is located in the centre OF the
town. and has on l. lsrSe framed pui'u.ngi e.,
ALSO, .,,.,-.;.
ON THE 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1870, by
the same decree, cd the premises, another TkACI
OF LAND belonging to said I. Darlington, lying
ing abodt 200 acres and located on the waters OF
Biuestone Greek, and within e2htsen miles OF
keysville. This tract has on II d dllaPloateo
wsllng-house and the necessary Tobacco .. houses.
II is well watered, has an abundance of tim Der,
and is considered good any tract In the negu
DorhOod. Persons Wishing TO purchase are re-
quested to examine the property. -. ;.
9ERMs: enough cash TO pay cost or suit afo
expenses of sale. The residue IN one. two, three,
~ four equal annual instruments the pur chaser
executing bonds with sufficient security for the
deferred payments. beartng INTEREST from day OF
sale sd tile to be retained until full pay men, OF
the plir chase mGney the purchaser may. at M
option pay one-third cash and execute bis bonds
for the residue wi hout other security thsn the
title retained aforesaid. Possession In eacn case
~ . - - JOHN R. LEIGH,
mo 17-eodtds Special Commissioner.
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A Colorado editor who has been making
an eastern tour announces to his readers
as the most remarkable piece ofintelligence
cleaned In his travels, that there are actual
" newspaper men on the Atlantic coast
who have not been called on to kill any one
for several years! ~
A professor giving lecture to some boys,
was explaining how one could live without
air. BE then said, I" You have all heard OF
man drowning-how does that happen"
The ready answer was, "'eause he can't
swim.n - ....
A mosquito taper is Pittsburg inven.
ton. 1t creates such smell when burning
that the. mosquitoes ask to be excused.
1t drives human beings out doors also.
which is it's only defect. 'se:s. ~ Z
The following brilliant paragraph appears
in Colorado paper. Sc Chaffee,s nnioritv
IL 1,582, or just 100 less than .Ghristonher
Columbus discovered Ameriea.a = -
A London publisher has offered $50 o(0
for the exclusive right, for ten wears of
publishing the revised version Of the Bible.
A goat is q good mixer, but a better but:
ter. = s9-slt9 4
Waiting maids elderly spinsters. +
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"FRosTy, BUT KlNDLY."-Thc larger
number OF persons who read these words,
applied by Shakespeare to hale old age,
would receive from the expression the hint
of good-natured old fellow, frosty-headed
and chilled with years, but amiable, not
withStanding. The "kindly fruits Of the
earth" would be by many regarded as the
better and more agreeable sort, beneticent
and toothsome. But kindly in Old Eng
lish only means after has kind, as in the
first chapter. of Genesis, the possessiye its
not having come into use when the received
English version of the Bible was made.
Probably when the new version is out all
these harmless archaisms will be removed,
and the Bible will read hike any newspaper.
Kindly" as applied to age, "As q lnsty
winter, frosty, but kindly" means after the
kind or sort you might look for; or, as the
common word now Is, Eseasonable
weather." Neither kind" nor humane
had originally the meaning of benevolent.
Their popular Specification is but the using
of one meaning, and that an inferential
sense, In place Of all the rest Philadelphia
Ledger. -- ..-s.- ~ -.-.
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THb WORD "QU1z. The origin of the
word "quiz" has curious story con-
nected with it:
Very few words ever took Il run, or were
slddled with SO many meanings rs this
monosyllable and, however strange the
word. it is still more strange, says a
writer. that not one of our photographers,
from Bailey to johnson, ever attempted an
explanation or gave derivation Of 1t.
The reason is very obvious it is because it
has no meaning, nor is 1t derived from any
language in the world ever known from the
Babylonish confusion to this day. When
Richard DAILY was patentee OF the Irish
theatres he spent the evening Of Saturday
iu company with many of the wits and
men Of fashion of the day. Betting was
introduced. when the manager staked a
large sum that he would hear spoken, all
through the principal streets OF Dublin by
4 certain hour next day, Sunday, word
having no meaning, and being derived from
no known language. Wa.ers were laid and
stakes deposited. DAILY repaired to the
theatre and dispatched all the servants and
supernumeraries with the word "quiz,"
which they chalkcd on every door and shop
window in town. Shops being shut all next
day, everybody going to and coming from
their different places of worship saw the
word, and everybody repeated it; SO that
"quiz" was heard all through Dublin.
The circumstance of so strange word
being on every door and window caused
much surprise, and ever since, should u
strange story be attempted to pass current
1t draws forth the eXpression-you are
qWzz'ng me.
tWorcester tells this story.]
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BY Grnhhs i Williams,
.-e AuCrnaeeTs and Real ESTATE gents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank street

...e AucunneeTs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
i BE LITTLE FARM CALLED WEST
HAMPTON ON THE WESIHAM RJAD'
FOUR MILES AND A HALF WEST OF RICH,
OF trust from ". T.. awton TO the subscriber,
dated Goth October, 1858, and recorded IN Henr1co
County Court office, being thereto required by the
assgnee of the creditor, Will cell at auction,
upon the premises. OH TUESDAY, e2d November,
at / O'Clock 2. NJ, If fair: if not. then on the
first fair day thereafter, at the same hour the 1T
tie FARM above referred to. containing FORTY
ONE AND A HALF ACRES, running back to the
canal. The irnpro oements consist OF a good
framed dwelling with about SIX rooms, the usual
out houses, and u good orchard. ss.-
TERMS The deed prescrthes sale Tor cash SUI
ficient to defray expenses Of sale and to pay on
residue upon such terms as the grantor may direct.
The creditor, however,. Is willing 10 receive one.
four Of his debt in cash. and for the residue Will
allow a credit of six, twelve, and eighteen m tbs,
with Interest for NJ gotisble notes, secured bY
deed of trust upon TIE property. One-half OF tue
cash instalment must be paid as soon as the pro
uerty Is struck of. otherwise the property Will be
again nut up at sale. Ii the one-half Of The cash
instanent is paid the terms Of sale as to the re-
s1due must be fully complied With In three Gays
thereafter and In default Of such com alliance, the
property will be rasold after arer tlsement OF ten
days at the risk and costs Of the purchaser.
This resale is now to be made because OF the fall
ure of purchaser Of the property al recent sale
to comply with the terms thereof.
W." - - -. LUCIEN HILL, Trustee:
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS Aucts. 80 no IL
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ByI,s iSe q Coz; Austiaaeefs.

r ARGE AND, ATTRACTIVE GAIA
liL0GUE sALE.-QnW EDNEsDAY,,S III o ea1i NJ
Der sd commencing 81 10 clock we WI, and nd at
tInctiye assortment; sc enilTely ,rxsi sats.skst
S-1- "E05 FREsHDRY GOODS, ~ now
now receiving, com pristDg great yarlet ,,itar
and desirable goods adapted to fsil and Wh'tet
sa aeo cases Doors, SHOES and BALMoEALss,
misses. boys and chiIdfen, Including
= 10 cnses PLtJW-5HnES,e extra Sizes y
Also. a very ,rge stock OF IN
REaDY-MA DE CLOTHING;
a 1"o nRRs In,Gl CASHMERE and sATlNE1
200 Gsssn1MERE SACKS and BLACK Fkooh
I aoo GHaIaB' and CASHMERE VESTS
=, " OyERCOATs, &C.. &C., - So
n,ost,v5f11e GOODS Also, an iuVoGe on arss -
MILITARY COATS and JAChEEo' r:a
: ono pairs BED BLANK ETs
400 f,ADlES' CLOTH CLOAkS; s--'t -
~ TRAVELLING BAGS, .I.tr GI,ts "a. > 4"
MEM MEs's and BOYS HATS, &C., Sc ~, : 80
:, sale nositiye and without reserse.l 500
no IL E.-.rrr 1AAHG ~ y ~ 49,
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HELMBOLD's
2 FLUID EXTRACT OF BUcHU

FLUID EXTRACT OF BUcHU
is pharmaceutical preparation. The proper
name is given, and 1t is the most active whcf
can be made; It is endorsed as q cure BY al
medical works for such diseases as recon-
mended by the proprietor. 1t Is pleasant In its
taste and odor, free from all injurious proper.
ties, and is taken by adults and children. 1t is
tonic, diuretic, bIood-purifytng, and invfgo-
rating. Enfeebled and delicate constitutions OF
both sexes will find it far more strengthening
thsn any OF the preparations Of bark or iron.
See medical properties contained In dispen-
satory Of the United States, Of which the fol-
lowing is q correct copy: - -.
= BUcHU.--Its odor Is strong, difusive, and
somewhat aromatic; its taste is bittertsh and
analogous to that Of mint It Is given chiefly
In complaints of the urinary organs, such as;
gravel chronic catarrh Of the bladder, morbid
irritation Of the bladder and uretha, diseases
of the PROSTATE gland, and retention or the
incontinence Of urine from loss OF tone In
the parts concerned in Its evacuation. 1t has also
been recommended In dyspepsia. chronic rheu-
matisru, cutaneous affections, and dropsy.
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RESTAURANTS.
" f T E L l. E, MI
REsrAuHArnuH, -
1904 MAIN STREET,

Has rettted his saloons, and invites the custom OF
old friends, wnose Patronage and goodwill he has
DINING-ROOM AMI pARLOR are elegant com.
Portable and retired, ana The gentle ladies OF
Richmond and from abroad will lind on his bills
Of fare all they DESIRE which will be served in
the most elegant style of his art.
The winter programme Is now presented with
Eli It's luXuries and d=licacies of land and water,
he most superb meats and vegetables supplied by
The local market, and the luxurious contributions
from North and South, will be found In his larder.
came oysters. fish, venison, wild and tame fowl,
&C &C.. served in the hest styles to order.
His BAR Is supplied with LIQUORS unsur-
passed by those in any bar In the United States.
CH0lCE, SEhSOEARLE DRINKS brewed in
The most exquisite style by his experienced bar
ke4prr.
,'arties dining or taking other meals in his prI-
yate rooms supplied promptly according to or
ders.
J., DINNERS, SUPPERS, and MEALS furnished
to order for parties and families In the best STYLE
ton, and their orders promptly filed &c
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By p. Bowman, Auctioneer.

SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE.
~ OuIUESDAY. the 22d inst, commencing at 10
o'clock Will SELL at my wareroom 1909 Main
BALMORaLS In great variety Of sizes and quail
titles. They consist Of Eastern. New York, and
Philadel ohia made goods and cannot be snrp ssed
In attire ion. also, an unusualiy fne ana large
'0'1 RiEADY-MADE CT. OTBING,
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WOOLLENS,
FURNISHING GOODS, J.. ...
FIR and Wool HATS, .t.....
SpAWLS, CLOAKS,
Br ANKETS, FURS, &C.:
with an attractive invoice of WAX DOLLS.
The attention OF the trade Is earnestly requested
to the above prime let Of goods. They are desira-
BILE, fresh, ard seasonal de, and VIII be sold With
ouL reserve. 't s.I. r bOW MAN,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
p. S.--WIll also sell
10 casfs Il sIERY, direct importation from
Germany no l5-tds
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] -. BY James n. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and AncE,oheer, .
/ -. Once No. ITO Main street.. 80

nEsIRABLEDAIRY. FARM ON CHEL.
az HILL. EAST OF RICHMOND, JU ST
0Gr sT OF THE otRPoRATIoN LINE,
FOR SALE AT AUcT1oN:--Will be sold on
the premises. at four o'ch.ck p. NJ, the SMALL
R located as apeYe sh9Te Is ant
rord from nth street to Mechanicsville turnpike
about one mile rom the Old Mar ket. 1t has on 1t
a comfortable framed Gotta &c with four rooms. and
keepine OF horses, cows &c, and is we'll supplied
with good water, and In very healthy location.
TERMS {: One fourth cash, the balance 1T G, IL.
and l8 months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured bya deed oftrnst. '-5f..L - ="
mo JAM ES NJ. TAYLOR. AuCt.
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"a BY a. Cs PuliiaIn- AnctioneeT. &C. q
ao,,hy.ast corner Main and Fourteenth streets.S

r,1yE VERY DESIRABLE AND
MrN MSst NJ rEssLNY sTRrsEyTT!ss, IN :
AT3ifaTioS.-By request OF the owner, Iwill
seii on SAToRDAY, the 10th day OF November.
1870. on the premises, AT 4 O'Clock K: nj the
abore .OTS, three of which front 40 feet each on
south side OF Old Dominion, and two 80 feet each
on north side oil. Cersley street. an.
This village, or addition TO ancfcster, Is Iast
being alietf ui,, ard now Is the time to secure a
GOOD lot for vary little M oney. - ~
After tire above, half OF LOT No. 2ss, on Ee
Raslard II. Edwards. running back 1a2 feet.
Should persans desire LOTS in another locality
thew can be accommodated with An Offering 1mme
dtately after the ABOVE sale, either publicly or
TERMS Half cash balance In four months,
personal security acceptable to the representa-
u, ~ Va S@'o 'o'' A, C, PULLIAM, Auct'r.
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STEAMERS.

..E ~ STEAMERS.
EAMES RIVER SFEAMBOATS4ir1i1J
~ COMPANY.-F Q r NoRFOt TX - !.
PORTSMOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR LAND,
iSGS On THE JAMES RIVER. The fast and
elegant United States m sil steamer
Captain. C: CLIFFORD, .,,o
Ipaves commands wharf at Rockers iOr lne
aboye-narr,d places on MONDAYS, WEDNEIS,
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at HALF-PASI SIA
G'CL0CK A. NJ, and returns on tuesdays,
Thu-sdavs and Saturdays.
PASSENGERS arrive in Norfolk In time TO con-
rect with steamers for Baltimore and points
North. -, =,
rival of steamer. ..-. a,,
p~cnrs,on fickets to Norfolk and return.... 400.
liberal arrangements made forEVENtSG EN-
CURSIOES.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sa-
turdays for Norfolk, Portsmouth, bostoni Balti-
more, aud principal landines on Chesapeake bay,
and all regular landings on James river, at REA-
sJNABi Z RATES. Freight received from A.
NJ. till O p. Nj.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid
T.. B. TATUM, General Agent
sell Office, CoSlpany's wharf.
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Jenu Chin anna n Married Mcnessns
Fashion ..

,.-.., ~. Virginia Cny En'erprise.l!
Yesterday forenoon gallus-looktng &c
,.stiaI' with well-oiled tail hanging down
20 his heels. followed BY robust specimen
Of tho flowery kingdom, with her han
,lr,ssed Ia fan-tail pigeon, came to jus
tice Ellis's courtroom to be married " Mel
lean" style, :, ~,
You have got license, John" asked the
JUICE. 7o,, q me
so one cote housee, one law man, me he"p
catchee license MCLEAN
yell, you like me iu"'i' w"
Yes. likee all same one Mclean man..
.Yon rot any wife now. John
1ohn astonjshed, ono; me no nap got
oro Vice Me likce catchee one Whee
ms ,;kee catchee him." pointing 10 the a'-
monJ-eycd female at his SIDE. >,
I" Are YOU marricd?" asked the l"age o.
the Celestial: "you got one man ,,,
..So. me no got one man. Me one man
I,,,ra .,nntrv: he die one time
"Weil. all right. What's your name,
john p,
what? Some Fun!' :.
NO: me nance So-u-o ing Fu-c-ng.
"oh! Sing Flung; Well, what's her
nsme-the woman's:" :,
"Who him? Him nance Ho-ye Ho-Sye.
Hoy Coy! All right; you stand ur
here. Take her by the hand, John. NO:
stand this way. Not that hand this hand
Now, John, what's your name
"Mc nance Su-u-ung Flung"
Now, John--Sung Fung, you takee
him woman--what you caliee Nun name
john"
"Callee him Ho-ye Go-ye.'
"You takee him, Hoy Coy, to be your
wife, and promise to keep her heap good
heap plenty ricee give her eatee, no klcR
her; be good man all time, hey :"
John You bet me belly good man,
Judge. Me no kick him plentee.
Judge Now, you here, Hog Eye, or
whatever your other name is, yon taKee
him to be your man. be one belly gooel
Nifee to him all time no run away COOK
him rice all time-bct your life!
Hoy Coy Me one good woman cookee
um ricee no lun away alice time stay
housee allie time-bully wifee me.
JUDICIAL rightec. Me plentee power
me big mandarin-two swordee man-me
telee you all one plecee-one piece man.
one piece wife. Plentee nix all aohe'
John, cash; John, money-sabe!
John paid up, but was determined (So
pleased to find himself married " MEXICAN
fashion, to have bit of blowout. ne
sent out for wine and glasses and treated
all hands. After this was over the par
struck out for Chinatown, remarking: III
yang chin powe. sung te pin chin tow-ee
hng!" as they went, which shows that
they were highly delighted with the Nell
can" marriage ceremony.
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL oFFIvE YEARS STAND
1Na-sToNE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
.....-i j, SAVANNAH, TENN, May ID 1899.
DR.. e. r. Helnlbold:
Dear Strive introduced your FLUID Elk
TRACT BUCHU in this country about eight
months ago, and are happy to state that 1t Is meet
ing with universal favor. We wish to inform you
Of one instance (among many where your
BUCHU has worked wonders. man In our
county named j. B. Ostel had been suffering
about ave years with gravel. About six weeks
ago he bought Of us one bottle Of your BUCHU,
and before he WAS through with one bottle he
passed gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS, which
we now have on exhibition In our drug store. BE
GAYS that lie will never be without the BUCHU In
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day. -. 81
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
=. ECCLES 8 HINKELs
. # Druggists.
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- : BY Grubbs q Williams,
IL Aucsioneers and Real Estate Agents, -
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

EIGHTEEN BUILDING LOTS IN
IL ,eaE PLAN OF BUENa VISTA .isI,s
NEYl FOR SALE AT 4 AUCTION TUES.
DAY,?2d November, at O'Clock p. NJ, wewiu
eell Uuon the premises, THtRTE N1BEAITl-
Full BDILDING LOTS on the north side of Hsr-
Also, FIVELaTs In rear OF the above on VIII
Toned lots there is o very sneat FRAMED COT
TAGE RESIDENCE, and on Leyeral OK the lots
there ARE beautiful oak shade trees. -
+ These lots al Nave elevated md beautfiai st-
iuattop. in an Improving neiRhborheod, within .
short distane OF The street raifaS and are tspe-
cfaffy worthy or the notice OF peraons seeking
building sites alta res sonabla cost. -'s,,tE
NO GRuBBs q WILLIAMS. Ancss.
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ZEAL ESTATE At PRIVATE sALt


TARM FOR SALE.-T offer for sale pri-
F vately nv FARM in Charles City county, Va,
known as 1.-THE GLEBE." lying within t~o ana
a hslf miles of James river two miles o. tre
an .,ames r1eer. containi (659) SIX HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES; four hundred and forty OF
which is open lands very level easy to Guilty ATE,
and we'll adapted 10 al the usual crops rased In
getables. Nearly all the open land has 5ten nmed
st the rate OF forty bushels per acre. Inc Dsiance
OF the tract Is in timber. nm
I set ont last spring an ORCHARD OF g. ooq
budded peach trees, which are growing timely i
have also another orchard Of $50 trees OF apple,
peach. &C., of choice kinds. planted fourteen
re, rs ago, which are now in full bearing. Also
The buildings are very coed. The DWELLING
is substan ial brick one, with five largei rooms:
The enc osures are very good, large pat n post
and railing. This is considered one OF the heaths
fest places In lower Virginia. bold stream OF
water passes entirely through II, watering every
field and affording fine water.power for mill. !
am disposed to sell the whole, but would sell half
or two thirds. titles very well 70 be divided into
two or three farms with plenty Of timber for EACH
For further information refer to my brother pr.
Crenshaw, Of Richmond, Va, or myself residing
on the farm. Address A. P. CRENsHAW,
W., Wilcox's Wharf
Sc IL. Ssw Charles Ci.y county, va.
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lire, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
T. SURANCE.
.sECURTTY INSURANCE COMPANY,
nv NEW YORK.

CAPlTAL.~.. sss eS
an; S7 sss n
BRANCH OFFICE, NO. lola AAIS STREET.
We issue POLICIES in the above frst-elass
PERSONAL PROPERTY for protection against
loss or damage by FIRE. MARINE and INLAND
RISKS taken to any point IN the United states.
Rates as low as those Of any other company
fe "a d. n, WALkER h CO., Ageuts.
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By Cook & Laughton. Auctrs, 1919
corner Governor and Franklin streets. 4

uoRsEs, MULES, TOP-BUGGY, &C.,
III aTAUCTI ,N.-On SATURDAY, the 10Th
Instant at 10 O'Clock will sell at the orEe-lot,
rear of I.aucasterian school, -..-..- ...--.
esGOOD WtrRK HORSES.
e.r- WElL-RROKE MULES. '#s
@E& ALSO; - 90.
ONE TOP-BUGGY and HARNESS In hrst rate
order with very Sly IsH HORSE.
mo IL -. COOK q LAUGHTON, Aucts. =
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Waiting maida- elderly spinsters.

2 =. LEE AND STONEWALL JACK
AIs sOH.-1he best OIL CHRt MOS. Of ihe
sDoye eyss pnbishea set jn heavy gilt oral
Dly by weekly tnstsi,nents -. ~. 49, ~
WH. DAFFRON, Picture Dealer,
SFsHAth. no l2-IWz
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN St7sa .
SHIPPERS. = -

THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AND THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY'S TROUGH LINE TO
THE WEST
offer surerior Inducements to shippers OF TO
BACCO, WHISKEY, BACON, CANDIES, &C.
to and from the West at low rates, quick time
and less handling than any other line.
Al! western and eastern bound freight delivered
70 and received from GU board the cars OF the Bal
.imore and Ohio Railroad Company al Locust
Point, saving transfer by drays and exposure 70
weather In Baltimore.
Through bills or ladlng given on all shipments
by WILLIAM T. BEET,
my II AGENT :.
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John BoWE RS, successor to Yale,
Richmond, Va. wholesale and retail dealer an
STOVES. AND TINWARE also, BIBB,S I'M
PROVED DIAMOND FIRE-PBACE STOVE,
for heating from one 70 four rooms. Gas Cham
deliefs, Gas Shades, Brackets, &C. Plumbing,
Timing, and Gas fitting done at short notice.
House Furnishing Goods, DC. y. "a ocla-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-19
OH Ms O,Ny,S IN ~
DTNING-RooMs AND MILKY
RESTAURANT.

- RESTAERANT,
"A familiarity with the wants Of the people. re-
suting from long experience In flrst-class es-
tsDllshment In this city, has enabled the under.
signed to ut up and arrange, on Twelfth, near Main
street one of the most -'A"'D
CSMpLATE RESTAURANTS IN THE SOUTH.
TOT Those who want the very best fare that can he
furnished here be exteuds a cordial Invitation 10
visit nm feeling confident that they will lind Ut his
estabushment US tne OYSTERS, as great variety
money Will procure. these are served up at ali
hours by the BEST FRENCH COOK In the city.
His BAR is supplied with the purest LIQUORS.
WINES, &C., and h,s CIGARS embrace ali of the
best and most popular brands -9-.,-----
/. He wonld especially invite attention TO his
ROOMS F1R-PRINAEEs PAR Fla i, and inform
Ills friends from the country that he has mum. er
of COMFORTABLE and WhLL-FUR RISHED
LODGfNG-ROOMSin the upper stories Of his es.
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noI-3m yu....... Il. JfiHS r. JOHNSON.