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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-02

The CAUSE OF THE WASHINGTON Ma
TIoNAL HOTEL PoIsoNING.-Our readers
remember the poisoning of the guests OF
the National Hotel, just before the inaugu-
ration of President Buchanan. The poison.
ing killed some outright, and planted seeds
of disease in others that terminated years
after, and produced fatal results. It is but
lately we chronicled the death of one who
contracted disease, of which he died, at that
National Hotel.
A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
claims that from the mouth of man named
Unsworth, at TINT time clerk in the hotel
he has learned the true version of that ira
cedy. Unsworth attributes the disease tc
imperfect sewerage. He states that mo-
tiyeg of economy led to the discharge OF the
force of servants that every night cleaned
the filth and waste from the lower part oil
the building.
"You can have no conception Of the
amount of olfal and corruptible matter
which accumulates in the larders, kitchens,
and sewers, of large hotel. The Ma
tional, in Particular, is an old; soggy, rotten,
house, stuffed with dead rats, pierced be-
meath with complex system Of sewerage,
and the slope thereabout is slight, so that
the refuse in the sewers cannot run OF
easily. Hence it makes vapors and odors,
which escape, generally speaking, through
the valves and taps at the street curb
stones.
"At and before the time of the National
Hotel disease TWO things happened to make
all the gases and vapors ascend by night
directly up into and through the house
First, the people in the neighborhood com.
planned of stencil and headaches arising
| from the open sewers, and the authorities
of the city had all the valves capped, and
in little while the bottom of the house
| was like graveyard filled with decaying
bones, carcasses, and offal.
at was a very mild winter, and, as long
as the nights kept cold, nobody was affected;
but, in the warm weather, the vile Dir, like
mist of stencil, climbed up the corridors
and went rambling about the house. People
would come to breakfast in the morning end
BIO seized with diarrh9a, which would pray
upon them. The rumor of the disease filed
everybody with fright. The head cook, a
Frenchman, came to me, and said:
"'What is re mattare, Meestar Unswort
ley say poison re people. 90 NOT hno"
nothing about it OF all. What is zis 7 Mon
Dieu, will you tell me p"
"'Yeg,' said I, 'I'll tell you
st took him to the basement. and told
him to lean over one of the valves while
lifted the cap. He drew q single breath
and fell as if had knocked him down.
Nobody who slept out of the house took
the disease. got my meals there, and
slept out, after discovered the symptoms
And escaped the disease.
This supposed to have been the true
matter with the ancient old hostelry. It is
the property Of one Of the Calverts, descend
ant Of Lord Baltimore, and it is now al
lodged that he means to erect upon the old
site the largest hotel edifce in the country
In this old rookery died Henry Clay"
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 82l Main street.

TRUsTERs SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i AT ROCKETS IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-I3y virtue OF deed of trust executed by
Christopher welsh to the subscriber as trustee,
dated the 9th day Of July, 1868, and recorded
in the clerks office Of the Hastings Court OF the
city Of Richmond. to secure the payment of three
NEGOTIABLE notes therein described default having
been made in the payment Of portion Of eaid
deed. viii proceed to sell at public auction. on
the 9Th day Of February 1879. af O'Clock 2. NJ,
on the premises, the PROPERTY therein con-
ynyed and described-viz.. all that certain lot of
ground lying and being In the city OF Richmond,
at Rockets, fronting a13 feet on north side N
Nicholson street and running back In parallel
lines 100 feet.
TERMS: One-half cash the balance at four
months, for negotiable note, interest added. &C.
c1 Ia % os ueeu JAMES "a NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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By James n. Taylor,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
Office No. s2l Main street.
THREE doors below Spotswood Hotel.

rv,RusTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L INTHE CITY OF RICHMOND..Byvi virtue Of
deed Of trust executed to the subscriber by Adam
Fisher trustee bearing date the lst day Of April,
1852 and lnly recorded In the clerks office Of the
Hastings Court of the city of Richmond to secure
n certsin bond therein described. default having
been made in the payment Of said bond. and ut
the request Of the parties Interested in said deed
will proceed to sell at public auction, on the sTH
on the premises, the property described H. said
deed helng LOT OF LAND on the west side Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad near the depot
on which there are two h1uscs-one Used as O
dwelling and grocery, with four rooms the other
has three rooms.
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance 1T three
six. and nine months for negotiable notes, tnte-
rest added. secured by q decd Of trust.
JAMES IL. TAYLOR,
4, % Int Trustee.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Town and County News-Deasb Of an
Gid Citizen - Orange Progressive.

GoRDoNsvILLE, February /, 1870.
Since we have attained the dignity Of pub.
fishing in our town the best newspaper in
the State, we expect outside barbarians to
depend on it for the news of this region.
What il not found in the Native Virginian
is not worth knowing.
s. r. William Cowherd died OF his resi-
dence near Gordoasyille on tho morning of
the 18th ult. A man widely known and re-
epeoted. Few men could have fallen from
cur midst whose loss would be moro deeply
felt.
tn the matter Of real material progress
we are willing to stake Orange against the
wor!d. We can already boast Of tho largest
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By Cooks Laughton, Auctioneera'
corner Of Governor and Franklin Streets

rorrsEHoLD FURNITURE, CAR.
II pETING CRoCKERY, ROCKINGHAM
WARE, &C.. AT AUCT1ON.ITh!s 1 Da3 a az ~
oiclock we VIII sell ut our auction-rocms gens"
ral assortment OF FURNITURE, &C., consis'-
,mag g 9atoeANY md WALNUT JENNY LIND
MARHGo .G;SA WARDROBEs and BUREAUS
MaRfsLE-TOP WAsuSTAHDS, mahogany ano
HAThand SHUCK MATTRESSES, nor onrp..
MEhhIHoGhSY SOFAS ard PhRL0R GhAIhs,
New INGRAM and STAI IN HRa
CANE and WUOD-SEAT GHAlSo'
S0oKINC; and OFFICE STOVES,
Ono MAHOGANY-CASE PIANO,n
One yery handsome COTTAGE SUIT.
ALSO,
An invoice of ROCKINGHAM WARE, &c.,
consisting Of purps
SPITT0ONS, PITCHEHS,
BOWLS and MUGS,
Ten dozen GUBLETs, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
GO Auctioneers.
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-Ane,rTex sALns-..Tnls Day.
8, nv q. a.. gatiirishs, Auctioneer,
No. i44s Main street. -

r,oRFEITED BAGGAGE FOR NOM.
II gnssYySfENT'OF BOARD, ALs0 A LARGE
AssoRTMENI 0g PAWMBsqk - q GYoRsi
anil at INV store large and varied assortment
Of FnRFEITED BAGGAGE from drss- Class
~ gpa1T eTEs, and GENTuESfEE'S CLOTHING or
: every description; together with
BE.SDING,
ALSO.
FOUR LARGE TRUNKS, consisting OF a gene
raj variety of
FANCY ARTICLES,
DRESS GOODS,
CASsIMERES, &C.,
from large house declining business In MOTIF
Carolina.
Some $50 COATS, PANTS, and VESTS, from
pnwnorokers Of New Yor z ,r+,c,,ar,v asked
THE ttention OF the public Is particuariy n 49,
to the above sale as the goods will be positl'ey
soid without n'ni' VI Il. 4. GATHRIGHT.
60 Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctinneers and Real Estate Agents

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT o.
I 1oF GRouSD IN THE PLAN OF BELvl;;
DERES execution q decree OF 1sss tn tbo
county court entered i7h a's nna sSs
cass 81 reSy YIN sell Ct
don On hs o on =. NJ LoT o
2, ha f PS,ch Henry Cousins died seized
me no1 ere ca1q ac ssffe.
ming IIo h.ck 100 feet to An alley 10 feet wide
anS re- cash balance ct one and two years
for bonds bearing and with g0nd te Sond
are paid. 4 X LESKE,
Commissioners.
A-,t1onaars fell
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A western paper publishes the following
correction: g Tho words printed pigs and
coaos In MIR. Parker's letter on the land
question, ehappesrod In yesterdays is
sue, should read pros and cons.
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. DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT FOR
A SALE AT ACT13nni1%Y the be s spb ,n ns at
so o on srs = n, desirable BUILDING LOT,
and Tn Sasg 10 bt Se OF feet
.ado On Che west side of Harvie street. corner OF
the old Coal Pit road. adjoining and near William
Hnnter's formerly Bernard's, John q. shafer's,
Terms: One-third cash; balance in three and
six months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured ny deed OF trust
70 RICHARDSO & CO., Auctioneers.
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orchard and the most productive vineyard
In the State. The very best northern inn
migrants have settled here, and an cir OF
general soaheadisireaess pervades the
county. Nj.
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
u ycII1yo>-D .JanUary u 1910.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVI-
SIOES of the acts of the Congress Of the
United States to prov Tide internal revenue to snip
mort tie Governments TO pay interest on the public
debt. etc, issued warrant OF distraint against
a. j. Byrne. of this city. and on the 9Th day Of
DRED Il. ecoI HOES, TWO t2) HORSES, and the
RISTILLERY FIXTURES belonging to. said
By ne, to satisfy claim Of assessment and PEN
atty OF "a e3I 90 The same or so much thereof as
NAV be necessary to satisfy said claim against
said Byrne will be sold to the highest bidder on
THURSDAY, February 3, 1870, at y d.
- X. BURGESS,
IA ss-.tds Collector Third District Virginia.
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ByA. C. Pulnam, Auctionecr.
corner Main and Fourteenth Streets

THOR SALE AT AUCTION, ON &C
X COUNT OF WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN,
F0RTY-THREE ACRES OF MOODLANs.n NJ, U -
MIDI OTHIAM TURNPIKE. THREE NIL MILES
OF RICHMOND, IN CHESTERFIELD CoUN ,
TY.-The purchasers, Jane, Sheppard ana WIKI WIKI
terms of sale. 18th December, 1859. VIII sell on
FRIDAY the 9TH day Of FebIuary lsao ats gc foi
IF not on the next fair day thereafter, FORTY
THREE ACRES OF LAND, heavily timhered
with original growth, living on the Midlothian
turn nike. Chesterfield county. adjoining the lands
Of jaime Sheppard Pulen, Smith, and Weislger,
being part Of the Fisher tract.
This ltnd is oil capable OF cultivation, after the
timber Is removed. without dtching, and me
wood will cut an average Of thirty cords to the
acre. The attention Of wood dealers IN Richmond
is particularly called to this sale, as the WOOD ana
timber Is worth more than we expect for the land.
Terms: Cash, 5000; balance Of onc-third OF
sale TO be added to second third, with interest,"
thereon In negotiable note ut six months ana
remaining third, with interest thereon, IN neSo-
table note at twelve months. Taxes for $50 TO DC
Ia 20 Auctioneer.
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FERTELEZERs.

FERTILIZERS FERTILIZERS!
PLASTER-Fresh and Underground, from the
very best Nova. Scotia Lump.
RAW Rome DUST-From pure raw bones, and
finely ground at our mills.
Observation-Disclosures GUANO-Prepared by
ourselves aud we'll known to farmers as per
their certificates.
TOBACCO FERTILIZER-A manure which we
prepare expressly for tobacco, and which, by
actu j experiment, has given the highest salts
faction.
PERUVIaa GUANO-No. l, OF best quality.
GlITEE0 FERTILIZING COMPANY.
corner Twelfth and Cary streets:
IN al-l1t Richmond, Va.
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xumaEn. LATIEs. dc.

~ MsTo INV. GIBSON.
r UNREASONABLE MAiVs
IL IsT,hND.-Wc keep constantly on hand tcr
seie ~ any o,isnti.y large or small, large
STOCK Of sEaS6NE ED LUMBER for building pls-
poses. CASING BOARDS, LATliS, PALlS1s,
&c. &c. Our facilities for oota!ning l9Ss, anu
cur ca pacity for saving, enable us 70 III All ofeIo
prom pity and At as low prices as any S,n S par
tics. hA ,lLauS, y Sa StSS 40
de s3--SDl IOst-ollSo 49, g..
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ENVELOPES AND PAPER-Fuu
ao i0'' . sd;oiains bt q aas bsiIsia
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FURNITURE, &e.

T A. ATKINSON u SON, HAVING
Ill. removed to No. 1911 Main street; E neH,
door to Levy Brothers, over tie store Of a ,aa
walker Co.. arc now prep,red IN sheis snaSslSSIs
warerooms, to show their ane stock oi fC, H.
TIRE acd to offer greater Inducements 10 their
customers They have on hsSd ~ tlhs so.e.Ier
with the celebrated EMPIRE Spki,Snr. W. III
MATTREsSES, &c: Jhei d.,n SS ~ ccantinued at
their old stand. Governor street. y le-.m
FURNITURE AND MATTRESS -
Z WAgEROOMS.-Up s:airs, opp9fs q, ~ .i ni
those buildings ias isEYssslt MFR ssf asd
DISING-ROOM FURNITURE Ia ths STATS "a "
every variety OF style and hniaS. Also, s1r'e De
sired. Our stock OF Chamber farnitnrss De oa
very large complete suits can DO purchaser a. QUE
estsblissment from $55to Ssoc. We have reduced
the prices Of all our goods, and we ere no" se1DS
ahout as low as we did fifteen years ago.
We invite sl in want Of good sgssssntSai
ntture 20 examine our assortment before puy ~
we have goods to suit Eil pariies-ths rlen OF 'n'
poor. HAhWUon t r.. .tress,
opposite the post-oflce MID s.isT L,
&c 10 $500 -
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
IN 2a-27 o. 81 ,SFebI.2,3 Auctioueers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
v Pursuant to decree Of the circnit court OF
Prince Edward made at August term, 1909, In the
case of Frs: r Wootton rs. John Z: Johnso d.
sell at public auction, on the premises, the TRACT
OF LAND In said decree mentioned containing
and now in the possession OF the said johnson.
This tract lies on Mountain creek, In the county
of Prince Edward, adjoins the lands OF Thomas e.
Haskins. Thomas O. ROwlett, and others, and is
in two miles Of Green Bay station, Richmond and
Danyille railroad.
This land Is Of good quality, and adapted to the
culture of tobacco corn, wheat, oats, and grasses
TERMS "A credit of six, twelve, and eighteen
months I'm equal instruments. the purchaser giving
"'AN0 JOSEPH T. LIGOS,
4, 72Nsw Commissioner.
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CITY AUDITORS OFFIcE,a
RICHMOND Va. January "a, 1870 s
OWNERS OF CARTS, W AGONS,
W DRAWS. OMNIBuSSES, HACKS, and all
other wheeled vehicles drawn by horses or mules
are hereby notified that all licenses expire JAN
AIRY 3IsT, 1870, and are required % renew the
same for 1870 during ths first fifteen days In FEB.
RUARI NEXT or be subjected 20 inc penalties
lSsS'u y o' WILLIAM q. ALLpERpIgE,
10 ss-dtlsFeo City Auditor.
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!; Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
LETTER FROM ROkNOKE.

sTAeE-coAcHv vs.. THE IRON HoRsE-How
THE PEOPLE FEEL ON GETTING BACK
i INTO THE US1oN-MINIsrERs'A AND DEA-
CONS, MEETING OF THE VALLEY Asso-
cIAT1 INSTITUTE.
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BY Richardson L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee!s,
Ills Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.
SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH STREET, CORNER
OFF FRANKLIN, IN THE CITY OF RICH
mOND. AT AUOTION.-By virtue Of a decree OF
the circuit court Of the ity of Richm ond entered
on the ed day Of eccnber, 1909, in the chancery
cause Of wilson rs. Cronch ct ais. the under
signed rs special commissioners, will sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the
8th of February, 1870, At O'Clock 2. NJ, THREE
Lots. fronting thirty by forty-four feet on the
east side OF Eighteenth street, corner Of Frank-
lin with 4 BRICK STORE on the corner lot.
The frame store and stable on the other two lots
not belonging to the property, will not be sold,
but the lease of the land being about to expire,
they, the frame store and stable can doubtless be
purchn AMI If not. purchased will be re-
moved by the owners.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth cash |; one-fourth
on q credit OF four months onc-tourth on credit
Of eight months and the residue on a credit OF
twelve months from day OF sale, taking from the
purch1 negotiable notes, With interest added,
for the deferred payments and the title to be
retained until the purchase money Is paid.
JOHN i. COKE,
q. r.. WEXFORD. JR.,
Z. CANNON,
ja2s Special Commissioners.
POSTPONEMENT
The aforementioned sele is postponed until
FRIDAY the 18th instant, ut clock.
JOHN A. COKE.
Il. r. WEXFORD, JR.,
4. Y. CANNON,
70 SDecfal Commissioners.
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By erubbs& Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneess.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY GOOD FARM OF F0uB
A HUNDRED AND THfRTY.sIX ACRES,
IN CHARItES CITY COUNTY WITHIN ONE
MILE OF JAMES RIVER; FOR SALE AT
AUG IION.-0n THURSDAY the ID day OF Feb
1uary, at IL 5vc16ck NJ, we will sell at our Office
the FARM called 80 GRAFToN," adjoining the
Berkeley estate, the lands Of Mrs, VIM. ID. HArri-
son, and Others. III,
Three hundred acres have been literally lined
ard cloveEed, and have been carefully cultivated
is heavy clay loan, adapted to wheat and grass
and compares faVorably with the celebrated lands
six ncres are III woods, with some timber.
There is on ORCHARD OF I'VE acres Of the best
fruit, fine GARDEN, and the site on which the
dwelling stood Is beautiful one.
There are also TWO SMALL HOUSES we'll
situated for judicious division OF the farm into
two tracts.
Two steamboat wharves within three miles and
q schooner wharf within one mile, from the house.
Persons Wishing to purchase farms would do
well to examine this property before the day OF
sale. .seI5 - ~ a'G'
GRUBBs WILLIAMS,
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THINA TEA sETS.-The largest assort-
" mens 10 30 scnnd IN shs city, can apd exam
Inc them as Ssoa ss.os y, s sAs!Ss.ssssa,
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ByA. G. Pulllam Auctioneer,

r,RUsTEE's SALE OF DOUBLE TEN.
EMEST AND LARGE LOT On PERRY
TER.-As trustee In two deeds, executed by Mary
Powell and William I. Clopton, trustee; to me,
for certain purposes therein mentioned, dated the
the clerks office county court Of Chesterfield
county volume 49, pages i5i and 49, being required
to do So, Will sell at auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY 2sth January. 1870, at O'Clock T. 81.
the lot No. "a in plan OF Manchester, fronting on
south side Of Perry street lag feet, and running
back le5 feet With DOUBLE TENEMENT there
on.
TERMS: Cash as to ssss; and the balance on
such terms as Mary Powell or her trustee shall
direct. y. ID. LEE, trustee
Sale conducted by a. C. PULLIAM, Auctioneer
ia N-st
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POSTPONEAfEST
By agreement the above sale IL postponed To
WEDNESDAY the I'd February, 1870, at same
hour. A. Z. PCLLiAh,
ia 20 huctloneer.
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
L 2. II. EXCEPTEDl TO THE E0RTH; EAST,
AND WEST, OVER The FAVORITE ROUTE
VIA AQUA CREEK-THE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE.-The THROUGH TRAINS
over this route are now run from the depot corner
of Byrd ard Eighth streets ut 1l.l5 a. N. nndsbP:
b. Sunday at II Is A. ~ only making close ana
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and with trains
for THE GREAT NORTHWEST.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which no charge Is made.
The elegant and commodious steamers on the
Potomac river stop at Alexandra each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRIM between
Richmond and Milford leaves the d@pot corner of
Broad and eighth streets daily lSuEdays except.
ed) at $3.50 p. NJ, and arrives In Richmond ut s@
A. Nj.
Through tickets to I'll principal points North aud
West
For further Information and Tor through tickcs
North apoly at the Office corner Broad anc G!:hh
streets, and for THROUGH tickets 10 all poins North
and West apply q: the ticket Office corner BYRD
and Eighth streets.
no25 J. g. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
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STOVES AND TTNwARE.

r EECHEs! LEECHES LEECHEs!-
Live have Just received fresh lot or SWE
DISH LEECHES, which will be applied upon the
most reasonable terms and at the shortest not1ce'
can be found ut all hours Of the day ut the HAIR
Cutting Saloon Shafer's building, above The post:
office, and at night ut No. us Ninth street. beyond
Leigh street. n. =. HUhSoNi
FRESH LEECHES for sale. jaI&
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DICEMOED AND DANFlLLE RAIL.
III RoAD.-CHAHGE OF SCHEDULE.-0n
and after WEDNESDAY, December %, Issa, tie
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road win be run
az foilows:
GOING EoUTH.-Lynchburg and Danyiue pas
sengcrs leave Richmond daily except Sundays)
at 9:15 A. n; leave Burkcy1lle daily (except Sun.
days) at 1895 p. NJ arrive at Danyille daily lex.
cent Snndays) at 5:55 2. NJ. THROUGH HlII,
AID EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at $50
2. IL; leaves Danville daily at Las 2. NJ. arrives
at Greensboro daily at AIS A. Il.
GOISo Month"; Lynchburg and Dsnvtlle pas
sengers leave Danyille daily except Sunday, at
days. at 1855 P. NJ. arriye at Richmond daily
Except Sundays) at 3:5oP. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
mp EXPRESS Leaves Greensboro, daily at p:as
2. 81. leaves DanvilIe daily at ll:57 z. NJ; ar
rives at Richmond daily at7:2o 4. NJ.
The Lynchburg and Danyille Passenger Train
connects ut Blu. keyille with the trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg Norfolk Lynch
burg, and all stations on the Southslde and Viz
gInia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox.
Vile Dalton. Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Nail and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains OF the North Caro-.
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, sa-
y-nuah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &c.
and ut Richmond with the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac. Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING GAGS and CHILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
de % Super IN eulent.
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no IS J. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.

DJCHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LIEE-F0R BALTIMORE,
TIE NORTH, AND NORTHWLST-CHAtsh
OF SCHEDULF--DAILY (EXCEpTSUNDAis
On sud after TUESDAY, 9Th or June, s;enSers
foT Baltimore and all points North and North.
wcst will take tae passenger train from the Depot
Of the Richmond and York River S8:, In ~ ~
STEAMER ADMIRAL, Captain /. {. FREEMAN
or KEEEEBEC, Captain j. Il: ,.s nin
Baltimore the following morning Il time to cop.
meet with the trains for PhilGdelphis, New hcrs,
Z Lvht-Street wharyes foot OF Barry street, daily
except sundaysl at o'Glceh M ~; 1s,,al:
dsy in time 10 connect with the express trii1
on the Richmond auJ Danvtiie railroad for DiS.
Vile and all points Oh thIt road Crcensooio'
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., n. G.; Coigmeis, 3 G.,
and all points South
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily Except snndays) a !
O'Clock p. NJ. /: leaves West Point daily te1ctIt
S-'D''' THOMAS DODAMgAD,
es Superintendent
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no CONTRACTORS, FARMERS, AND
OTHERS-The subscriber would respectfully
inform all those recurring WAGONS, BUGGIES,
or CARTS, that he has on hand and Is mnnufac-
turing WAGONS and CARTS OF every descrip-
zion that he win build TO order any kind OF
vehicle required upon the shortest notice and ut
the lowest price. Particular attention paid 70
REPAIRING. All work warranted
- A. b. LIPSC0MB,
No ia west Cary street, nesr Adams.
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By Richardson & Co., -
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. lllaMain street.

cprnns & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-02
EasK KENT.

TOR RENT, several FURN1SHEDA
h ROOMS. including two fine front rooms. Ma5
with gas and SERVANTS altendance, with or Without
BOARD, on reasonable terms. LOCATION central.
A nnlv re- RI. l.. WIGAND,
broad between Fifth and Sixth streets.