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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-28
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ADVERTISING TERMS.
One square,. - T.. ..l.... A1 90
Each additional insertion, so
Cards, per yeai. !, ,........,1O 90
Local notices, per line. ia
Yearly advertisements 800 Der
column, and at proportIonate rates for
lessspace. Payable In advance.
az The Record being the offlciAi
paper Of the town aud county,, and
:aylnR the largest circulation Of apy
paper In the county, Offers superior
lEsneements to advertisers. ..ltJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

Mayors CouRT.-John cambridge (ne.
grcl, charged with stealing cape, valued
at SO, from Meyer Kraker, was sent on te
be tried by the Hastings Court to-day.
Samuel Cassidy (white), aged twelve
years, and without calling, charged with
throwing stones in the street. He was ar
rested by private G. ]. Callan, of the police
force. Mr.. J. NJ. Talbot testified that the
policeman was drunk, and was unnecessa'
rily harsh with the little boy, seizing him
by the shoulder and handling him very
roughly. The case was continued till Mon
day in order that the conduct of the police
man might be inquired into before the case
was disposed Of.
Daisy White (colored) charged with pick
ing the pocket of a United States soldier Of
$40 in currency and other articles to the
value of $50, was called, and her case con
tinued until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
At the last meeting of the directors of the
Young Mems Christian Association the fol-
lowing active members were elected /:
Maurice Evans, Dr. A. J. Snead, r. c.:
Hill, John L. Elicit, Parker Thornton,
John r. Carter, II. G. H. Barnes; also
Captain John z. Mitchell and B. W.
Haxall, associate members.
During the previous three months 133
volumes had been added to the library, and
1,949 volumes were issued to subscribers
and members of the Association.
The librarian has just returned from the
North, having purchased several hundred
volumes with the money presented to the
Association by the ladies who held the Fair
some time last fall. |
The Committee on Visitations has issued
the following circular, which will be sent
to the clergy of the different denominations
throughout the State:
"The undersigned, committee of the
Young Mems Christian Association, ap-
pointed for the purpose of calling on
strangers visiting our city, and especially
on young men coming here to reside, to in
yite them to visit our rooms, thus affording
them the opportunity of spending their
evenings proftably and pleasantly, instead
Of ut places of amusement of evil tendency,
respectfully request you, in the name Of
our Association, to invite and give letters
of introduction to any gentlemen of your
acquaintance coming TO Richmond either
on visit or to make the city their perma-
nent home, to visit our rooms.
"We are always pleased to receive the
visits OF strangers, and extend to them the
privileges of our fine library and newspa-
per files.
.Our rooms are at the corner of Main
and Eleventh streets, over the store Of
Thomas R. Price & Co."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

GRAHAM PHILANTHRoPIc SocIETY.-We
are indebted to the committee for an invi-
tation to attend the anniversary celebra-
ton Of the Graham Literary Association OF
Washington College, which takes place on
the 10Th instant. The following are the ap-
pointments for the occasion: Orator A..
II. Hamilton, W. Va. Debaters Afhrma-
tive, E. G. Logan, Kentucky; D. L. Wilson,
Virginia. Negative, J. P. Hopson, Vir-
ginia; R.. J. Richey. Texas. Committee
f. 4. Waddill, South Garolina F. Nc
Cutchan, Virginia; 4. N. Gordon, Ken:
lucky NJ r. Smith, North Carolina; s,
K. ,Winn, Georgia W. F. Porter, West Vir,
ginia; B. r. Patrick, Texas.
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STATE BANK OF ,VIRG1NIA-BoOKs
OpENED.-A meeting of the officers and
directors of the State Bank of Virginia
was held yesterday in the office of 4. IL;
Maury & Co. The charter was received and
accepted. A resolution appointing com
mittee to solicit subscriptions was adopted.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars are
to be subscribed-ten per cent. to be paid
as soon as this is done, and ten per cent
every sixty days afterwards. The pros
poets of the new bank are, we hear, very
bright 1877 H.
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STRIKE AT BELLE IsLE.-A strike took
place on yesterday among the workmen at
Belle Isle which will probably result in the
entire suspension of the works of the Old
Dominion Nail Company for some days.
1t is fortunate for the company that they
have on hand large stock of manufac-
tured articles; so that there will be no in
terruption in filing orders. We trust that
both parties will be able speedily to come
to an amicable understanding and resume
their former relations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

1OnO STATIONERY AND BLANeIh
W0nDHoyJsE e PAHHAM invite the AtsensseL
OF merchants, bankers and Others 70 flcif liz ~.
Of BLANK books and sTATiOAEhl. l.on.trs.. ,~5 @
uresses. inkstxnds, the best ink. I'm nse: Lin
bsper or every description; enssiopsS S.eea nSys
gold pens, blotsipg SSsk noois Inselss
BOOKS, Bin Bookss BeesiIs Books; sEaet. nsna and
Memorandum Books, Dlxries, Y d. 4
Calendars, & !, for sse e%{sSobMoum {sS,oo iif ! sr1BnAx
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT TIE STATION
HousE.-On Wednesday night a United
States soldier was arrested for creating q
disturbance at John Clarke's saloon. He
was arrested and put in the station-house
and locked up. Some time after he was
confined, the policeman heard noise. in
the cell, and on entering found the soldier
suspended from beam in the cell by his
handkerchief. He was cut down, and found
nearly dead. ! DR.. jackson, being called
in, resuscitated him. He was brought be.
fore the Mayor, who sent him to General
Candy.
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ANIMAL MEETING OF THE UHrDE 5BASK.
The annual meetingof the stockholders of
the Onion Bank of Richmond was held in
the hall over the First National Bank yes-
terday afternoon at O'Clock.
On motion of B. H. Nash, D. ]. Burr was
called to: the chair and James Miller was
appointed secretary. atfh s5 it..sfs 49,
On motion, o; committee consisting Of ;.
a. Montague, A. L.Ellett, and B. G. Wherry,
Jr., were appointed to ascertnin II quo.
rum Of the stockholders were represented
who subsequently reported the whole mum.
Der Of shares 5000, necessary to quorum
2,50l, number represented in person 3,,107,
and by proxy s75-inan 6, ,9s2 shares, The
President then read the report Of the Board
Of Directors, which $sLoHs the institution
to be in q fouf1shing condition, and con-
'cluded with deserved compliment to the
efficiency and usefulness Of Mr.. James
Miller, the cashier Of the bank. " .ia,A
The stockholders then elected the follow
ing directors for the ensuing year: Isaac
Davenport, Jr., r. A.. Paine, A. Bodeker,
W.; A. spott, Andrew L.. Elicit, Robert Ed
mond, G. B. Davenport, w, H. Tyler, Geo.
A. Hundley, James II. Blair, Moses Ely
son, James W. Archer, J. Rosenbaum, John
w. Hall, William F. Gray, T. William Penn
berton, John w. WrightssR. u Blanken-
ship, John G.. Spots, A.: A. Hucheson, T.
w. boswell, William z. Tanner, Charles P.
Allen, Thomas Branch, and W. W. Crump.
). The following resolution, offered by Judge
W. W. Crump, was adopted: t27
Z" Resolued, That q committee of nine
stockholders be appointed to ascertain if
consistent with the charter of this bank
the constitution and bylaws can be 80
amended as to lessen the amount Of taxes
State, city, and Fedora, paid by this corpo-
ration, and to make any other suggestions
relating to change of organization which
they may deem expedient, and that they
report their action to meeting of the
stock holders of this company, to be called
by the Chairman of this meeting upon one
weeks public notice through the newspa-
pers."
After which, the meeting of the stock
holders adjourned. Subsequently, the di-
rectors organized, and unanimously reflect
ed Isaac Davenport, Jr., president and, on
motion, J. H. Blair, T. William Pemberton,
A. L. Elicit, R. A. Paine, J. G. SPOTS,
Thomas Branch, and T. W. boswell, were
appointed to act as Finance Committee for
the ensuing year. After which the Board
adjourned. -...,.
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BuRGLARs' Tools FoUND.-Late We'd
nesday night policeman Walker, while on
duty, noticed man lettering about the re-
sidence of Mr.. Wigglesworth, on Third
street. His actions were suspicious, and
the policeman arrested him. He carried
him to the station-house, where he was dis
charged, there being no substantial charges
against him. Mr.. Walker returned to his
beat and examined Mr. Wigglesworth's h's
premises. He found there lot of bur-
glars tools which the follow had evidently
left behind him. This showed that the
policeman was not over cautious in making
the arrest
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MILITARY APpD1NTMENTs.-Gene
Candy yesterday made the following ap-
pointments: "s. :.,T1lt.
augusta Counly.-Justices of the peace
David G. McGufin, first magisterial dis
trict, vice Henry H. Peck, removed from
office; Robert G.. Bickle, second magiste-
rial district, vice Edwin F. Cushing, re-
moved from office. ,.r..s l.s.
Charles CITY County.-R. F. Hunter,
Commonwealth's attorney vice J. Amber
Smith, resigned.
Ioaen Of Charlottesuille.-John II. Bibb,
alderman, rice Charles Lucas, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE LITE
RARY SocfETIEs.-We acknowledge the re-
ceipt of an. invitation to the anniversary
celebration of the Literary Societies of the
Virginia Military Institute. The following
is list of the orators, &c., for the day
Orators: r. 7. Wilson, A. B. Randolph:
Virginia. Debaters: J. NJ. Mccormick, L.
N. Buck, NJ. L. Spotswood, Virginia; ; "
W. Smith, North Carolina. Committee +.
B. Clark, M. S. Manson, Il. Fairfax, W. II
Mitchell, W. Beverly, E. D. Meredith
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RUNAWAY AcCIDENT.-Yesterday fore
noon, as Mr. Abram Smith was driving on
Marshall street, he met drove of hogs near
the corner of First. One Of them ran un-
der the wagon and frightened the horse SO
that he started off at fearful pace. He
had not gone far before he was thrown
from the wagon upon the ground, and had
his face severely cut, besides being bruised
about the head very much. The colored
man who was also in the wagon at the time
was smartly bruised. --....
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MEssRs. EpIToRs,-Allow me 10 return my
thanks to the people Of Richmond who, during
my recent short stay in your city, contributed 80
cheerfully for the education Of our Virginia SOL
diers' orphans. a few persons contributed $40
each, one individual $50, and many others smaller
sums. II each one I'm town and country who
reads this would send me contribution by mail to
Fredericksburg should be able to gladden. many
a faithful teacher. More than eight hundred are
now in the various schools throughout the State.
I-c w. +. BHoAppyS,
Corresponding Secretary.
Frederieks5ur0, Hd., January II, 1870.
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UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE JANUARY IA, 1870.
Mrs, Martha J. Anderson, University of
Virginia; Thomas Bradford, Norfolk, Va. ;
Miss Florence B. Cowles, Cumberland Court
house, Va; Continental Insurance Compa-
ny, l02 Broadway, New York F!P. Demp-
fels, Philadelphia, Pa. Sarah J. Ellis, Pc
tersburg, Va. G. j.. Hobday, Richmond
College; Marmadnke johnson, Richmond,
Va. L. Louis, present; 6 .. Stacy = Son,
box s56, Richmond II: W. Stables, no nd
dress %. "A. Tyree, Norfolk, Va. Miss L.
Williamson, care of Colonel q. d. William.
son, Lexington, Va; Joe Griffin, Lynch
burg, Va.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-0n Wednesday
night colored man named Squire Watson
was met by another named Henry Thomas
The latter approached him pretending tc
wish to make an inquiry of him. When he
ncared him he knocked him down and at
tempted to rob him. Watson gave the
alarm, which brought the police, who ar
rested Thomas. Thomas was brought be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, and sent on to
answer Indictment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

WARM WEATHER.-The weather being very
warm just now, persons In search Of winter cloth
Ing may expect great bargains. K. b. SPENCE &
Son have still many desirable goods on hand
which they are running off at prices to suit the
times. They have adopted the rule OF the banks
first come first served. Ho. for 1900 Main street.
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WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, BALTIMORE, MD.
Tse l2-cCd6ml
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UNITED STATES CouRT-Judge Under
,oood presiding.-In this court yesterday
the case of William G. Nelms Us. the
steamer John Sylvester was argued, and
laid over. .-s.l s.ss9 81 -
James Keith qualified to practice law in
the court ... hrs.
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is the root Of all evil. 1t is vice which,
from the harm that it does humanity, and
the evident worthlessness that character
ICES it, is-that is to say it is, the root OF
oil evil. It shows itself in o community as
wildly as grasshopper on O sweet potato
vine, and affects its general interests worse
than lottery policies, and in the course OF
human events it is-yes, ! repeat it is
that is tosay, it is frst-class vice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

RICHMOND ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.-The
following gentlemen have been elected Off
GERS Of the Academy of Medicine for the
present year: Hunter Mcclure, president
J. B. McCaw, F. B. Watkins, and H. L.
Thomas, vice. presidents; John n. aUpshur,
secretary; George H. Bright, assistant
secretary I. r. Page, treasurer. The
Academy holds its regular meetings in the
City Hall on the first and third Thursdays
in each month. . '.. 81. s. ..,.'f I'D.
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AccIDENT.-Dr. Robert Archer met will,
n painful but not serious accident yester-
day at the Tredegar Works. DR.. A. was
standing near the spike machine; the spike
rod struck him on the shoulder. and in an
effort to get out of the way he fell On pile
of spike-rods and broke his arm near the
shoulder. Drs. Mcclure, Joynes, and Ca
bell, rendered the necessary surgical atten-
ton, and we we're pleased to learn last
night that he was doing well. -
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! STATED .AGA1N.-lfessrs. J..W. Card
well s CO., agricultural implement manu-
faeturers. whose establishment was de-
stroyed by FIRE last fall, have re0pened
their works in the spacious buildings on
Gary street. formerly occupied by the Union
Manufacturing Company, where they are
prepared, with largely y-incrsased facilities,
TO serve the public, .g,t
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CoRREcTIoN.--We made mistake in yester-
days edition. We should have said three hundred
undershirts at one dollar each instead Of three
hundred for one dollar. E. B. SPENCE 4 Son
keep always on hand o full assortment OF gentle
mems wear, which they are selling at very reduced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

FRANKLIN LITERARY Soc1ETY.-The cele-
bration of the Franklin Literary Society of
Randolph Macon College takes place at
Ashland on Monday evening ut u o'clock.
Visitors will have an opportunity OF at
tending by taking special train, which
will leave the city at 6 P. NJ, arriving at
Ashland at Z. They will be enabled to re-
turn the same evening. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

Coon SrAET.-The subscription to the
Virginia Steamship and Packet Company
was opened yesterday at the Tobacco Ex-
change, and although there were but few
persons present, one hundred shares were
promptly taken,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

MEMBER OF THE CoUNclL APPOINTED
General Candy yesterday appointed Otis F.
Presberry member of the City Council
uice B. c. Cook, resigned. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

OYSTER Commodore LoYitt, of the
Virginia oyster feet, on yesterday paid to
Auditor Stanton $4,000; that being the
amount of tax collected by him during
December. I'D
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TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD is an excellent me
dunn for Advertising. once on Main street nearly
opposite the Dispatch Office. ss.eJ .s5l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

For TEN cEsTs, ..Holy GraiLn Tennyson'
last poem, at ELtysos q TAYLoR,s News Depot
next to- Dispatch building. 4: IS. q s. {
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Frederfeks6ur0, Hd., January 4, 1870.

FOR THE LADIZs.-Now Is the time to subscribe
for the fashion monthlics and the chldren's maga-
zines for 1870. a large variety at ELLlsos &
TAYLoR,s, next to Dfspdtch building. y
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Secure tbe shadow Gre the substance fades. |,
90 to tie Lee Gallery and have your photograph
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ITO! FOR THE StTMa

A, touching at fERNANDIaA. A fi1 SAt JAcksoa
VILE, and Ill LANDINGS on the ST. JOHNS
RIVER LINE..-The elegant
T. MCNELTY. will leave Charleston, s. c., for
the above places every TUESDAY EVENING at
8 O'Clock.
The elegant and flrst-class steamer CITY
POINT Captain GEORGE G. MCMILLAN, will
leave Charleston every FRIDAY EVENING at 8
o. CLOCK for the above places.
Through tickets to be had at railroad Offices No
extra charge for meals and staterooms.
For freight or passage apply to
- j. b. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
South tlantic Wharf, Charleston,S, G.
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ID. ELLYsoy q, co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersi In Virginia, North caro-.
lina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash., Apply at this oftce,
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SHIPPING.


TOR Observation-Disclosures.
n PETERSBURG will leave her kz2ssssss8E
wharf SATURDAY, January 18th, at 9 O'CLOCK
For freight or passage apply to al1as
ja 14-2t HARVEYS & WILLIAMS
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We advise an our readers to 60 to Tie Lee Cal.
lery for fine and cheap pictufes. q: : ~ ~
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srEsWERS.

.--g.l~~-,->J>ySs>-~-
,,@G NoRE9,Ky, ~ X rfsni.kS nGRriS;ss. !s
! NJ .tSS,,,N TIlF JAMES RIVER fast
,>niN.";S TI'%trEn STATES NAH, steamer
sd s''s'oo S,,,s ] !. ~ I. SrFForn : : : T.
,.nN =, Rnck,tts for the ahoye.nameG
s''s Nr' NNnr' 'wWSSNnNYS WFpSEsDANS, andFRI.
s,"ss ssa !; Asstarl,y @ 2sa returns on 4ee''
'' .,Ir. .l,',[,. e,r,re ia <u-f1is IN time to con.
III ..,ya stt%n,rs 1or Baltimore aud points
,,axa City ro.rtTo7 Petersburg on sri.
,,%"rf,lS. &2sa.
, '.T '- ''' FEEyCHT
M T and 70, pSscira AS5iIlti 1sndnss hSrfss"tss On
i n'5' .x ,,ii mi regnlar lsr alngs on James
-. ,. rr4srnagic rates. ~
., -. Wu t&TAGE IRAEGED:
80 L. Il TATIIM, Agent.
0Hce- steamers wharf.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS AT RICHMOND.
- Cali at Rison's Drug Store and get the only
genuine Saratoga Water sold on dralght In the
city. JOHN W. RiSoN, Druggist,
no9 corner Main and Third streets.
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DISON'S COUGH MIXTURE.-Call at
~ Eison's Drug Store, corner OF Main ana 1hird
streets, and get bottle of Premium Cough Mix
ture. II is Warranted to cure.
nna Join W. RISON, Druggist.
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The Church and the Catholic Family Aimaracs
for 1870 can be had at ELLYsoS & TAYLoR's 8 News
Depot, next to Dfspatch building.
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See ELLYsos & TAyLoR's attractive catalogue
advertisement In another column,
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EtE.STAg'EsANI'S.

<,'jInrVS STEAMED OYS- "a ~
y 1aE i~ThREI>HMENT. COR LssY
-!E N!NIii AND BA y X WE&~
rET~.--LNNNIlANEN BAY, CiiLEitY-
'."Nh. MIL. CREEK, HORN HARBOR.
ais"\'~ CREEK, HAMPTON BAR, YORK
,.s- received rcyul 'rly and fresh, and served
&AN, STEAMED. STEM ED, or FRIED. Res
.ar" ants aurpli"d by the barrel at cost price.
The EAR j. stocked with the CHOICEST IL
QUnR>. and large lot Of BOTTLED IL
QtORS. WINES, ALE, and LAGER BEER, of
Dc tin i quality, always on hnnd. dea
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS esHs-zn,.n.ss
lN The boats OF the JAMES RI sssSszssssS=Ss5sss
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
will leave the dock as usual promptly at u III. on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery. or prepaid, at the
option of the shipper. Every facility possible VIII
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my office on the Dock without special agreement
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
de ii EDW ARD DILLON, Agent
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FoG NJ" YORK. S,,

FOH SEW YORK. %Ss
40. DOMINION. STEAMSHIP .saasssssSsasSss
CONP&Nl.
,,}ga.fa new siae-%ASe, steam SHIPS iSAAC =
,.,'t- - jINvTEESS leave New York iHr
r.! -" Tcy rs,.ni ard Richmond every ~ UES-
'''i.jl'HSNA.. and SATURDAY., at !
3, =, lta.r Etcbmond every III ESDAN,
ann - .\DAN. al high tide.
''' ~. ;- mir. ~ new. They have elegant
- .,ri .:q,,.r..,lrS. The fare, accommods.
mi a;fcTii y, arc unsurpassed. .
c = unAcrtiars made wlf steamers LOT AL
. m. ana European ports.
..',,. =, lrn,,,.s when ordered. AT A QUAR-
....,l.nNT rrN CENT, at the offices Of this
H. Wl~iEAnY, President, Isl Greenwich
.siiANC. DUNEAM 4 CO, Agents,
corner Mair and Eleventh streets.
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LYME BROTHER viii rent at auction at . p.
= NJ. market farm on'thc Mechanicsville turn
,pikehalr milo from the city. &1fii.'' .@.-~
A.. c. PULLIAM will sen Tor the trustee, on the
premises. at i2 NJ, . hiehEy-improved farm in
mond. go = c-ra-, - 4r.5- ..
COOK s LAUGHToN will sell at loA. NJ. house
hold furniture, pictures, smoking tobacco, etc.
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HOnaEs AsD MULEs E0k slslss: 49,

NOTICE; -R. Domfniet having by dee4
E lN dated a,st Decemhes. leeA md dttl4 Ieeeroe0
[dcrsiSsed an thc dcbes 1uA him hy open aosoa11
Enote. or otharWtse for the heneAS or hta
notica sE hereby Ktyea ~ peSaoa9
= .s issssaiss iaHslfs sS SUD sB'
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AUCTION sAErsxHh1s h pAY.

On al 3,n6kc or private tsases9 Rea, Estate
made 6et1oeen the Lee pf nszsat5T and the Lat OF
/ Juk the purchasers pay the tares Tor the present
year, bat on all sales bet,oeen The fret dan OF
1ny and the last day Of December the seller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14
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FRIDAY. -. .,.,s.s -. JANUARY IA, 1870

THE CIRCULATION OF TEE "DIsPATUHn
is LARaER THAN THE COMBINED CIRcU-
LATTeN OF ALL THE oTHER DAILY EEWs-
PAPERS oE'TH1s CITY. 80 - 81 z.l's'
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RICH tess
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.cfEN y.,mpn,iag this line. viii leave Philadel-
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,t'TuairIy. Frci@.It taken ;cr Norfolk at mo-
!..l. r.'"-: &l"r Ter Charleston, Savannah, and
a-. Philadelphia, including meals and
.-.s. ..g.i.. = u. +. POTTER. Agent
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