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rana.n r,s,fa ,raa chi. s,sa a$sz*ksaoaly
tiscideaiiy original remark I evsf heard from
His E1osllency, Il hasten To- put 70 go re-
cord.--Don Piatt.1aY4sa efS ,:a9er issee:'
Egaro reports the following scene be.
tween two friends on the Paris bourse: !
"How are you ~ -, -. ~. !. =,
"Not as well as might be-"
$50 much the worse. What have yot
been doing that haven't seen you lately :
81 have got married" ,.@,
$50 much the better" f,,r,- -,
"Not at all, for have got o coquetse To-
Wife" !
$50 much the worse.' r. !
"Not at oil, for her dowry is o,oo'
francs." y7 ~
$50 much the BETTER
/" Not at all, for I risked the money q
play" ..--.s,,
"Not at ell, for doubled it."2''
!" So much the better,
:" Not at all, for my bpnker has 80.
seconded" .-- .
$50 much the worse"
mot OF all, for my wife has gone WIZ
him. ~.
The temperance societies of Virginia are
being thinned out by delirium tremens.-
Ne,o York World. ........- q. .as.a
An Indiana editor abused man to the
orteni Of half o column, and stated next
week that it was slip OF the pen.
4 Chicago paper says with pride that
g m policemen nor burglars were shot last
night" .....~- 81. ". &,
A slow auxiliary" at one OF the thea
tres was assailed as "turtle supe I" by the
gallery gan.inS. .,s
Fifteen hundred dollars and q post-ofice
clerk in Hartford, Michigan, have gone
&c where the woodbine twineth." The clerk
took orders from Uncle Sam-money Or
ders. go
What is the difference between en- actor
walking the "boards'' and sailor walk
ing the "planks ?" One sees the upturned
faces and the other faces the upturned seas.
Boston Bulletin. ...-r
The people of Dona Ana county think
Indian agents should be sober men I'm
SOPHISTICATED people, They live in the
We know better in Santa Fe.-
Santa Fe Post. -... ..,a ...
A Virginia clergyman has convinced
himself that it is his duty to preach all
day, but finds it difficult to persuade his
pensioners that it is their duty to listen
for the same period.-Ne,o York World
Some intoxicated Yale students knocked
ut the door of ellow-student who was not
intoxicated. The latter at once "went
for" his visitors, when the soberest Of the
party told the offender to ask the Students
pardon. A little too far gone to compre-
bend the situation, he staggered up and
said, "Mr. -, if I pounded on your
door (hic) I thank YOU" The apology was
considered sufficient. ....a T.. >.
In q Brooklyn street-car, night or two
ago, an old negro who had received some
information from young man of the same
color about the discovery Of America ex-
claimed "Who's this Christy Columbus
I've been in this country forty years, and
never sec him nor heard nothing of him
afore )" and then, after pause, he added :
+" Where'd you read about him 7 don't
believe you can read anything but an old
almanac" 81. II.
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The Star and Garter Inn, near London,
burned the other day, had seen many
famous men. There was wont to come
thither on Sunday afternoons gentleman
Of rather broad and squat stature, with
gray hair and very large shirt collar. he
would dine, always alone, at particular
corner table, and after dinner it was his
humor to build up before him lofty pyra-
mid of tumblers and wine-glasses, which
he capped with decanter. This ponderous
browning of the edifee" usually resulted
in the topping Of the entire structure over
in irremediable smash. Then the gray
haired gentleman would rise, pay his BILL.
including the broken glass, and depart,
chewing the cud Of sweet and bitter fancies
in the shape of toothpiek. That was Lord
Macaulay.
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By ". B. Robins, Auetioneer,
Mo- 1909 Main street.
VALUABLE DAIRY AND TILLAc

VALUABLE DAIRY AND TILLAGE
Y FARM FOR SALElAT AUCTI0N:-At the
request or the owner, General j. II. Gleason, !
shall, on THURSDAY, February II, 1870, at 2
O'Clock p NJ, on the premises. expose TO sale at
public auction to the highest bidder that very val
liable and highly productive FARM known IS
GREEN MEADOW, lying on the Chickahominy
river. in Henrico county. and extending up TO the
line Of the Richmond and. York River railroad.
cOrnering thereon at point about ten miles east
of Richmond, and within a. half mile OF Meadow
station, on the said railroad.
The tract contains SIX HUNDRED AMI
THIRTY ACRES. more or less from $50 70 200
acres OF which, including lbs acres Of low-grounds
are cIeared-tbe latter being well ditcned ana
drained The rest Is in woods OF various eha-
racfer. Including some very valuable timber.
The improvements consist Of an excellent
FRAMED TWO-STORY DWELLING OF five
rooms nicely painted, the parlor papered In good
condition Of repair, handsomely situated, ana
surrounded by lawn well shaded; an out-k1tchen,
stable oyerseer's house, &c.
The property viii he sold as whole or divlded
into two parcels-one or about 4n0 acres, with tne
dwelling &C. and the other of aho1t $50 acres,
with the oyerseer's honse, each having fair pro-
portion of low-grounds, meadow. ana woooiand:
Persons attending the sale will leave Rtchmond
nv railroad at O'Clock p. NJ, and return by half
mast q, clock the same evening.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance IN SIX ana
twelve months, with interest secured by trust
deed.
"J 70 aNeod1wStdtds 1902 Main street.
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STEAM ERS.

- -. STEAMERS.
TOR NORFOLK, PORTs-Sf1MaI
r MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR Ssssssstsss =
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES a. 8 RIyER & y fast
-. j o q NJ SYLyE T r. -5s
. '@7 : Captain e. c. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the above-namsd
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FIJI.
DAYS, at 81 o. clock A. M. and returns on Tues
DAYS, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive III Norfolk In time 70 con.
uect with steamers for Baltimore and points
North. --- -
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg On arrt'
val OF steamer. ...-
Fare to Norfolk, ss.So
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from IL N. to p. NJ, for Norfolk Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on James
river, at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED:
Freights for way-landings must be prepaid.
Sc Il once, steamers wharf,
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The New Orleans Times of January 20
saws: "P. T. Barnum, retired millionaire,
travelling for his pleasure and recreation,
dropped in on uB Wednesday, looking as
fresh, hearty, and vigorous, Us he did nearly
twenty years ago, when he appeared in this
city as the illustrious impresario OF the
grandest engagement that was ever per-
formed in this country. We refer to that
Of Jenny Lind. 1t reminds one OF the
Arabian Nights Entertainment to recur to
that engagement, when the nightly receipts
at the St. Charles exceeded 100000, and
when our well-remembered and now long
deceased fellow-citizen Mr.. Darcy gave
$3.50 for the choice seat in the house."
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A Cir, Of the PERIOD Defends Herself.


One of the most abused class, " The Girl
of the Period" writing to paper ridiculing
"those nice people, who deplore the fash
ions Of the present, and long for the return
Of the I" good old fashions - and costumes OF
former days, says:
81 went on On exploring tour through an
old chest the other day, intent upon exca-
waiting some fossils Of past fashions. Twas
rewarded by finding my great-grand-mo-
theirs wedding dress, and I will describe it
for the benefit of antiquaries and Rip Van
Wrinkles before mentioned. The dress was
of white brocade, but it is yellow now, and
the skirt was gored so as to fit the form very
tightly; the front breadth was short enough
to display the high-heeled slippers and the
ankle, while the train measured just three
yards. The waist Oh, ye gods and little
fishes! If Long Branch, or Saratoga, or
the Black Crook, can bring anything to RI
val it in scantiness, would like to-no, i
wouldn't like to see it. Still, do not douot
that my great-gr grandmother was very de-
cent sort of Il person in her day, though
her dresses we're decoHete. :,
''As for the second crime of the girl OF
the period, she does not blush enough: Te
this charge l answer that perfect limo,
ccnce is unconscious Children do not
blush, for they have no consciousness Of
evil. Eve never blushed till she eat OF thu
fruit of the tree of knowledge Of good ano
evil: If the girl of the period talks freely
it shows that she has no wrong actions t.
cover up and no wrong thoughts to hide l!
she likes to flirt, it proves that she has tho
natural instinct of women in all ages.
believe that the girl of the period will con.
trast favorably with the girl of any Other
period; and my advice to all Rip Van Win
kles is to get thoroughly awake before they
begin to talk"
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It is not good plan, after you have
driven O nail in q sure place, instead OF
lust clinching and leaving it, to keep ham
mering away till you break the head off or
split the board.
The depths of the soul are labyrinth,
and dark without the torch OF religion.
Left to ourselves, we are like subterranean
waters-we reflect only the gloomy vault of
human destiny.
off good people, said Archbishop
Usher, Hwould but make goodness agree
able, and smile instead Of frowning on
their virtues, how many would they win to
the good cause s..
What babe's clothes are when the babe
has slipped out of them into death, and the
mothers arms clasp only raiment, would
be the Bible if the babe of Bethlehem and
the truths of deep-heartedness that clothed
his life should slip out of it.--Beecher.
Memory presides over the past; action
over the present. The first lives in q rich
temple hung with glorious trophies and
lined with tombs the other has no shrine
but duty, and it walks the earth like a
spirit.
| God has not chosen to fatter our curiosity
by any of his revelations. What he reveals
to man is the end assigned him, and the
means of attaining that end. Doctrine and
morals constitute an essential part Of these
means.
1t is not so hard Us people suppose to be
faithful to ones engagements. The en-
gayement which is to be kept keeps you in
it's turn. 1t cuts hesitation to the quick,
and protects the will with all the power OF
q promulgated decree.
Wealth is desirable for what it enables
us to do or enjoy; but it is not desirable at
the cost of honesty and honor and true
manhood. 1t is not desirable when truth
and virtue and religion, when honorable
usefulness and happiness here, and eternal
happiness hereafter must be sacrificed.
l 1t is related that young minister who
sported q number of watch-seals visited
Matthew Wilks, of London. He eyed them
for some time, as if scrutinizing the mate
rial of which they were made, and then
said, with terribly sarcastic air, "It
seems to me that you have good many
seals to your ministry considering how
young you are"
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aEasssasiAE.

wis asssysoadiss hi About, e: s's,s':.s
TurnR toDsy.Snryv, Inside ont.
tAlfmovaf5ies the house thrcn9houtS
Mischief
.whoia sbe saucepan dropped nis shoe
Tbsn tavched 10 zee cook Bidtiy stew?
You little roguc, we know 'twas you--
Mischief.
Who pips mas "posies -" in the bud?o
who blacks his shoes with yellow r1nn!
WHO made tho bathroom all one GoodS-
Mischief.
WIN now Hcs sleeping on tho hoor,
with cherry lips and pinafore,
And face besmcarcd Win cncrrS Sore'
Mischief.
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IMxoRrALrTY.-H man had it not, bis
soul would miss not merely the future, but
the past; for these two are correlativte;;
Without God and ourselves the past would
be nowhere. Nothingness would be behind
and before US, and memory as vain as hope
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

90 PER DAE. IS PER DAY.
SPOTsWOOD HOTEL,
The undersigned, having leased this the only first
class hotel located on Main street and Within one
theatre, and the great northern and southern rail-
road depots respectfully inform the public that
rs NOW OPEN. 1t Will be thoroughly renoya-
ted and refurnished to some extent. ~ s..
This hotel is world-renowned as the headq lar
ters of the President and Cabinet cMcersof the
late Confederacy. 1t also contains the historic
rooms Of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase. 800 - -
The travelling public are cordially invited &c
make their home ut the Srotswood, where they
viii find every comfort and deltcacy that this and
other markets can supply. .@2E@z- -.
Expresa and Telegraph Office In the buiIdins.
c@1-.s-----1@-.~ j. NJ. SUBLETT,
e.FF r.F g. b. LUCK
5..g - W. b. BISHOP,
mYs 3s,-@-.'.,E = - Propristors.
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
4 wARERoOMS.-Up stairs, opposite the
post-ofice, Main street, you will find In two of
those iron.front buildings the largest and most
varied ortment OF PARLOR, CHAMBER, and
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE In the State, of
every variety of style and finish. Also Mattresses
and Spring Beds made TO order in any style de
sired. Our stock OF Chamber Furniture being
very large complete suits can be purchased at
establishment from gas TO $500. We have reduced
the prices of all our goods, and we are now selling
about as low as we did fifteen years ago.
We invite all In want OF good, substantial Fur
niture to examine our assortment before buying.
We have goods to suit all par.ies-the rich or the
poor. HARDWOOD g. RITTER, .saS'
opposite the post-oface, Main street
de IL aG ss&Jas' Richmond, Va.
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By Wellington Goddin,
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i LOT, WITH STORE THEREON, ON MAIN
STREET. BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND Sc
YENTEENTH. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET.-By virtue of two deeds oftrust
executed by II. j. Calisher and Bertha his wife to
18th day of April, lsea and the other on the 18th
day of November, 1858, we shall on WEDNES-
DAY the 9th day OF February, 1870 expose 70 sale,
ON the premises, at u O'Clock NJ. at public auc:
tion, TO the highest bidder the property conveyed
BY said deeds, consisting Of that VALUABLE
LOT AND STORE on Main street between Elf
teerth and Seventeenth streets, commonly known
as the upper tenement or THE Mansion HOUSE
HOTEL and fronting ON Main street nineteen fees
ten inches, and running back between parallel Lines
ninety feet to alley fifteen feet wide VIII
the use OF passage three feet three inches wlde1
in common with the owner OF tie tenement next
below On Main street. @s
TERMS Cash sufficient to. defray the expenses
OF executing said trust, and to pay Oh ana as
charge the amount due and payable upon the
two bonds, secured by satd two deeds Of trust,
and the balance at such credit and TO be secured In
such m amer as shall be prescribed by the said b.
j. Calisher OF the time OF the sale.
III - &c. Il. LOHMAN.
: fsr..-s. X - GEORGE HIRSCH,
. JULIUS TDE,
Trustees of the German Building Association
/ No.. sss@ss-s -s.a -, 5+tsEG@-f a2s
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES. spe..
~ cial commissioners appointed by decree OF
the Court OF Hastings FOR the city OF Riehmond
entered the 23d December, 1858, In the chancsry
sold the lot at The corner Of Grace aud JEFFERSON
streets, formerly owned BY the Duyai- street Pres
byterian church. hereby notify the originsa sso-
fore me, at my oftice at The corner of Bank and
Eleventh streets, in this city before the NTH
maid by them towards the purchase OF said lot. IN
order to distribution OF the proceeds or inc sale
If che same among said subscribers. Proof may
"a NJ ada nv afayit taken before or iiled with me,
W 'SSe~N - R0HERT HOWARD,
"A fs-1aw<w Special Comsnlssioaer.
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Cry AUDITORS OFFICE, 4 z
RICHMOND, VA.,- January -, 1870.
AWNERS OF. CARTS; WA GO Ms
W DRAYS. OMNIBUSSES, HACKS, and all
other wheeled vehicles drawn by horses or mules,
are hereby notified that all licenses expire JAEU-
AIRY alsT, 1870, and are required 70 renew the
same for 1870 during the first fifteen days in FEB
RUARY NEXT, or be subjected to the penalties
WILLIAM q. ALLDERDICE,
10 2s-dtl5Fab q City Auditors
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HAIR.CUTTING SALOON. - Gentle
LII men wishingte get their HAIR CUT In the
latest and most approved style we would advise to
POOLING, DYEING, and BATHING SALOON.
Of 4 80 4 ~ ~ HOBSON & SCOTT, +;
.t,.ss.s. 80 49, Practical Hair Cutters,
Skaters Building {bssemeuti, above post. once.
P.7s. Ladies' aud children waited on st their
n0Mss'l .a!sgs 50 u. gg5se9sa - wv
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! BYE. Il. valentine. AucttoTnleeerrr5
ggr,a, :. 1874 Main street, -, =
= .4,,oa,, I,nurtaentfl aad Fifteentn stfeeIo.

400 BEAUTIFUL CAN s,4d4s S9 Go 269
pa T sch m. in ssara T q ' Hna
I97s 9rGloc Mir TITIFUL CANARIES, COLL
F SfiHT and PARROTS. n.,., ,r-,vea rom
The above birds have rsGs fanG,d aineers Il
Ger tSs ynest assortment over before offered at
srsoh 10 vii he ON exhibition on Monday, and
,nrnn,S nof resDectfully Invite the pnblic, espee
,miis, tie, ladies' to call and examine them as the
coIlection is very selectone, and worthy the eE-
tantion of those fond OF splendid singing birds.
"a - - e. I'll. VALENTINE, A uctioneer. |
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LUMBER, LATHES, &c.

T UMBER, SHINGLES, &o.-WOOD-
IL WARD & son, LUMBER & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, adjoining Richmond and Peters
burg railroad depot. keep constantly for sale at
the lowest market price, large stock Of Virginia
and North Carolina II Fart and MERCHANTA-
BILE LUMBER, FRAMING TIMBER, DRESS
paid to cutting bills to order. They request call
from all in want Of anything In their line ..7'-
Go M &
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DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of deed Of
4 trust made By James 81. Rowe on the 2eth day
OF June 1868 shall on MONDAY the It'll day OF
cester Courthouse, proceed, BY public auction, to
sell, for cash, all The Personal PROPERTY:
conveyed by the said deed, and which the said
James H. Rowe possessed at the date OF the said
deed
ja Sim WYNDHAM KEMP, trustee.
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s. BIZ AruSbs 81 lliarasssA szEs
~ xun{ioneers snd Real Estate AGENTS
& rtaventf, street between Main and ba anlK..t

s.I1cTrr,N SALE OF Law gBOohs-7s;
~ We are preparing a'CATAbOUGEEano!rsi1 pH e2
hnnKs to s sold dc auction atar early dase n,ea
wishing 70 sossF II e 20 boek order END
s ssnG ~ av be Guided in the catalogue.
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
- ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON M THE dari FAST 4 ST
MoND, At AUCTIoN.-By virtue of decree of
the circuit court of the city Of Richmond entered
on the I'd day of december, 1889, In the chancery
cause Of Wilson us. Crouch ct dls.. the under
signed rs special commissioners, will sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the
9Th Of February, 1870, ut O'Clock K. NJ, THhEE
LOTS, fronting thirty by forty-four feet on me
east side of Eighteenth street, corner of Frank
lin. with a BRICK STORE on the corner lot.
The frame store and stable on the other TWO lots
not belonging TO the property Will not De solo,
but the lease of the land being about 10 expire,
they the frame store and stable, can doubtless De
purchased; and If not purchased, VIII be re-
moved bv the owners.
TERMS OF SALE One-foprth cash one-fourth
on credit of four months one-fourth On credit
of eight months and the residue on credit OF
twelve months from day Of sale, taking from the
purchasers negotiable notes, with interest added,
for the deferred payments; and the title to be
retained until the purchase money Is paid.
JOHN A. COKE.
d. r. WEXFORD, JR.,
E. Y. CANNON,
ja2S Special Commissioners.
' POsTPONEMENT.
The aforementioned sale is postponed until
FRIDAY the 18th instant, at 4o'clock.
JOHN A. COKE.
. ....= b. r. WELLFORD, JR.,
-. Z. Y. CANNON,
fe1 Special Commissioners.
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TT LINNEMAN'S
IL. STEAM DYEING AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT, ----.~--
400 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth streets
+ Ladies', Dresses, Shawls, CIoaks, and Sacks,
DYED IN ANY COLOR DESIRED, or CLEAN
ED In the very best and neatest manner.
. APRONS STAMPED WITH ALL OoLORs.-
sale APRONS STAMPED IN ALL COLORS,
and viii stamp goods at my establishment, No. s27
Broad street, at much lower rate than any house
In the North. Specimens OF my work can be seen
az INV store. Call and examine for yourself.
L. zimmerman. No. 40 Broad street.
IN oz3m between Fourth and Fifth.
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FURNITURE. &c.

III A. ATKINSON & SON, HAVING
H. removed to No. l2l1 Main street, next
door to Levy Brothers, over the store of Noah
Walker s Co., are now prepared, In their spacious
warerooms, to show their fine stock OF FURN!-
customers. They have on hand all kinds, both
very FINE and PLAIN FURNITURE, together
with the celebrated, EMPIRE. SPRING BED,
MATTRESSES, &c. Their UNDERTAKING.
ROOMS and WORKSHOP will be continued at
their old stand, Governor street. ia lo-lm
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GALE OF IRON AND OTHER PUB
y Lie PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-In COM
pliance with Instructions received from the secre-
on WEDNESDAY the 9th day of February. 1870,
at II O'Clock NJ, at Drewry's Bluff, on James
river, property estimated as follows:
Is tons ARMOR PLATE.
Is tons SCRAP WROUGHT,
5 tons SCRAP CAST.
lIRoN GIN, 900 pounds:
Iron GUN, 1000 pounds; 4
2GUN CARRIAGES,
400 pounds COMPOSITION.
A boat will be In readiness ut the New YORK
wharf at 10 A. M. which will convey bidders TO
j. NJ. HUMPHREYS,
Collector OF Customs.
CuSToM-HoUsE, Richmond, Va, Jan. 20, 1870.
ia
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r UMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBER
TRUMAN A. PARKER 3 CO.,
In,

: TRUMAN a. FAKKEH q CUr
dealers In VI
White Pine, Poplar, Black Walnut, Maple, Ash,
Hickory, Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, and Sycamore
Lumber; also, all kinds of Building Lumber,
Shingles Laths Slaves, Spokes, &C.; keep always
on hand large stock and sell at low PRICES Their
old customers, and all others in want of Lumber,
are particularly invited to give them cali before
buying elsewhere. Corner Sixth and Canal streets,
Richmond Va. no 12-3mH
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FOR NEW YORK. fSAs
I'D DOMINION STEAMSHIP $1,000

FOR NEW YORK. SAs
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 5000
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, MA GA A, ALBE-
MAELE. and HATTERAS. leave New YORK for
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, every TU ES-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at clock
P. m. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
saloons and stater0oms. The fare, accommoda.
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed. -,
Close connections made with steamers 1or BIZ
southern and European ports.
INSURANCE effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the offices Of this
company.
N. l.. McCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
street. New York.
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM Il CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh Streets
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The man who tore his coat thinks rents
are increasing.
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- ByJ.D. Whitehead & Co.,
No. 8 Fifteenth street. between Main and Cary.
NUR NEXT REGULAR SALE WILL
Otake place on MONDAY 7th instant, COM
mencing at l0S O'Clock A. NJ. when we VIII Offer TO
the trade q we!l.assorted stock Of
. GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, &C.
j. d. WHITEHEAD & CO., .....I
No. Fifteenth street,
fox ... hatTean Main and Cary,