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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-22

On all Dn6lic or priuate sales of Real Estate
Jnly Tie purchasers pay the tareS for he present
year, but on nH sales 1ettteen the fret day Of
1ntN and the last day Qf Decsmber the seller
p0Ys them.
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Call and G all the new goods for gcntemen's
wear that +. b. SPENCE & Son, Merchant Tai
lors. have Mt No. 1870 Main street.
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SONG BOOKS, very cheap, at ELLYsoS & TAY-
LoR'S, next to Dispatch building.
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RED AS A ROSE Is SIZE. BY the Author Of
"Cometh Up as n Flower" \ new supply jus! re-
celycd at ELLYSoN & TAYLoR'S S, next to Dispatch
building,
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BUReL counting-room of
Messrs. SPOTS s. Gibson, on Fourteenth
street below Cary, was broken into on Sun
day night, and box containing papers of
considerable value to the owner, but to no
one else, taken thcrefrom.
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CAUTION LABELs-for tobacco and cigar manu-
factnrers. under the new regulations-printed
cheap and at short notice ut the Dispatch Office.
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DIME NOVELS, in endless variety. at ELLYsOS
& TAYLoR'S NEWS DEPOT, next to Dispatch
bnilQing.
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Go 10 ELLISON 4 TAYLoR'S news depot, next
TO Dispatch building, for weekly and lily papers
aud magazines. All the city dailics always on
hand.
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DOCKL AND LINE.
1000 barrels ROCkLAND LIME
expected in u few days;
800 barrels In store.
For sale by
jail A. ;. LEE.
BOARDING AND LODGING.

80 PER DAY. 10 fEk DAY.
SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
RICHMOGp. VA.
The undersigned, hayus leased this Tie only first
.,sss hntci located on Eain street, and within cne
si,,yre OF the capt.t, post office custoni-housc,
theatre and the great northern ana so4IsTh thnt i
is NOW OPEN. 1t viii be thoroughly reneVa"
Ted, and refurnished TO some extent.
This hotel is world-renowned rs the headquaIt. a..
Lers OF tho President and Cabinet officers OF tbe
late Confcderacy. 1t also contains the hlstoric
rooms OF Presidents Davis, johnson, anu Gralit,
and Chief Justice Chase.
make ther home ut the SpotswOod, where they
will and every comfort and delicacy that This ano
other markets cen supply.
SxprssE and Gclegrsph Office in the build!ngs
j. If. SUBLETT,
s s. I; B. 1HseHRo 1IH}sHop,
mys Psoprietogs,
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III. ELLYSOS S Go. Will Insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, al pub
lshers' rates, for cash. Apply ut this ONCE.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY II, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, nler-
chandlse and passengers, ". e. Durham & Co.
Stramcr Petersburg, Gcoghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harreys WN-
lians.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
clandise and passengers, l.. d; Tatuin.
Schooner Isabella, Burton, Rio Grand GU sui,
-four. Haxall. Crcnshaw Co.
Schooner Alexander Wiley, Avery, Norfolk,
merchandise, Curtis Parker.
MEMORASDCM.
WEST POINT, February eo.-Arrived, steamer
St1nebec Freeman. Baltimore; merchandise and
nassrpgsrs, Richmond and York River Railroad,
and sailed on return.
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NOVELTIES NOyELTYi NoYELIx,i
writes full letter with one dip tn good Ink viii
not corrode No humbug Seeus re yeees a..a,S. "a
dation. Oniy twenty. i've cents per oex ot s"s'.S
pens sSor sa'e = II. RoBISs,s Drug sscrr:
sacopi between cisy ana leasa sssssstS /
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FrRNTTuRE, &c.

TURNITURE AND MATTRESS
i WAksRooMs.-Up s.sirs; opposite .,x the be
Snso on. front buildings the largest and most
,ia risd assortment Of p. ELoR, CHAMBER, and
pTiissfNGsRooa Titssp FUENiTuak ,n the state ef
a srtna keas na,, 20 order in suy style de
sae nus s;ocs Of Chamber Eurare being
very large complete suits csn be y csd
fSs prices OF ali our goods, and we are now selling
about as low as we did nfteen years ago.
: Weinvitc ais I'm want of good, substAntla fua
We have goods TO suit all p1rttcs-she risn or LAO
DOOR HARDWOOD q RlTTEk,
dc Is :. f7-.-"..'< 1,.g Richrsond. We,
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8icltmond 9ispatth.
observation-disclosures %, 1870.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH',
!s LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU
LATIoE OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERs.-ssHe1Elus
In The boats Of the JAMES RI -
YER AND KAEAWHA CANAL COMrANY
viii leave the dock as usual promptly az y M: GA
Freight and tolls on goods for Lyuchburg and
oeyond collected on delivery. or prepaid, at ths
option of the shipper. Every facility possible WIZ
smed 10 deliver down freight elsewhere thxn at
nv Office on the Dock without special agreement.
way freight viii notbe delivered tll charges are
Oaid. .Sss s-
Boatslocked and iusured.
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MI EETINGS.

RICHMOND COMMANDERy, No. z
KNIGHTS TEMrLAR,
RICHMOND. February 70. 1870.
nRDER No. l2.-SIR kSIGHTs.-fou are
" hereby ordered to attend stated as \A<S
scmhlr Of your COMMANDERT ut the %&
asylum in tho Mas"ns' Hall THIS EVE ~
SiNt, at o'clock.
Candidates fer the orders will bc/ y
prompt In attendance at O'Clock.
Transient Sir Knights are invited to be present.
BY order Ofthe T.. Commander.
THOMAS II. DEWITT, Captain-Gcncral.
WILLIAM i. RIDDICK. Recorder. fc 22-lt*
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MACHINERY, &c

NETROPOLITANW WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY aud PORTABLE ENGINES
and SAW-MILIS;
BARK. GRIST, aud PLASTER MILLS;
BOILERS, FORGIEGS, CASTINGS OF lR9a
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &c.
ENGINES and SAW-MILLS of various siZes
always on hand.
Old engines, &C., repaired aud sold on conmls-
sion or exchanged for new. All other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done. ..-
Send for descriptive circulars. N.
deN WILLIAM T.. TANNER h co.
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THE MEMBERS OF sPRING-N u
I FIELD DIVISION SONS OF
TEMPERANCE will assemble ft their ~
III al Gasp. NJ. THIS EVENING to + Y
atlrnd In body the meeting atthe First
BaltiSt church.
Ey order Of the Division.
e. 2?.-itA I. WlLf.l DAN -, IL. -.
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sHrppINa.

TOR NEW YORK-The ele- SeSpk
e CANT steamship ISAAC BELL, Cap-sSk4AR
tain BOyKSE, will leave her wharf ut Kocktfta on
TUESDAY. February %. SO 0 O'Clock A. 81.
Freight received until a. n Fare, s2 steer.
are. no.. For frpirht ar passage amply to
"o>''~' WILLIAMC. DUNHAM IL CO.,
+ 10 at .sf corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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~ ------ january 8, 1870.
r1,HROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
/ Richmond at 4 \. 81. DAILY, except SUN
DAYS, and at $50 T, 81. DAILY. Returning,
leave Petersburg at $3.50 4. 81. DAILY, aud e1-
cept SUNDAYS ut $3.50 Z. NJ. DAILY.
Local trains leave Richmond at $3.50 a, A. u ana
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
Nh riutnn
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STRANGE ROBBERY BY GIps1Es.-For some
time mast there has been an encampment OF
ujnsies at Rutland. Last Saturday two
Women of the tribe called on Mrs: Hubbard,
in Rutland, and endeayored to sell her some
baskets. She declined purchasing, but they
entered into conversation with her, ana one
of them, observing that she had a small
bunch on her forehead, proposed to re-
move it. Mrs. Hubbard informed them that
it originated from an injury which she had
received some years ago, and that as 1t mad
affected the bone it could not be removed ;
bass lseaE one ct the gRsies made and c pre-
members of what occurred. She stf,St.
quently regained her consciousness, but the
women had gone. The next day, want
Ing to use some money, she went to
the place where she was in the habit
of keeping it, but could not find
any, and, upon further search, it was
ascertained that, besides the money, a
dozen silver spoons and some other articles
were missing. She made up her mind that
the robbery had been committed by the
gipsies. and started to procure warrant
with Che intention Of searching the camp.
She was probably watched, and on her re-
turn from the Justices Office the two wo-
men came into the house, left n bundle on
table, and simply remarking that !" it was
all right. they had only borrowed it." OF
something to that effect, went away. Upon
opening the bundle all the missing articles,
aswen as the money, with the exception OF
some two or three dollars, which was in
silver, were found. 1t is supposed that the
women noticed Mrs. Hubbard going to diff
,ferent places, and thinking that she Sis.
pected them Of the theft, and not having
had time to properly secrcte the articles.
took this method to avoid prosecutions
Troy Times.
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- Two AMIABLE NEIGHBoRs.-The LYONS
FEance) papers tell good story. The
bed-chambers of two wealthy gentlemen
who belong to different social circles, are
adjacent, and as usual nowadays, thin par
buons divide them. One spends his nights
Mt his clubhouse, never returning before
half-past in the morning. His neiehbor
rises at and sits down at once to his piano
which he does not quit until dinner. The
former complained to the Commissary of
fiv 1ausuCu III us Iace II;,I fniG
aim to keep better hours. AS he had y
lease Tor six years he could not chance hi !"
apartments. BE thought of sendino cbal oil
ienge TO his neighbor; his neiobSor ,,ns
paTaiyzed IN the lower limbs. lie had he
walls lined with thick hair mattresses st; III
tne saarps" penetratedinto his room ' aa
t h;aoe ms servants play the French horn
M ms nelgh6or had him fined by the
Ihe French horn cannot be ,sS-sSa except
wants take = srnnmer and rap against the
waA--nis neighbor waited till he was tired,
and then benr So play. He then bought
large !soiLV1OK which was sadly out of
rvs ossl I, = asosaaSSfed turnspit which would
~ 1,.ossIs days without being wound up.
he had fitted to the organ, TIE
tdsnspit waetput in motion, after it and the
organ had been placed next the chamber
wall. The piano-player bore the organ for
nineteen hours; at the end of that time he
sent q letter of truce. He was told the club
hunter bad gone out of town and wouldn't
be back Cor a week. The pianist sold his
lease-the organ is still going!
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BY Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main stredt.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il GARDEN OR TRICK FARM, ON BRnQK
By virtue OF u deed OF trust TO The Undersigned
dated go August. $780, recorded In Henrico county
court CLERKS Office Ia deed book IS, page SIS being
so required to do by the holders OF the note Sc
cured thereby, shall sell at auction. on the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY, 18th August, 1870. at O'Clock
X M II fair. IT not, the next fair day thereafter
AZ the same hour Sunday excepted6 the REAL
ESTATE located as above, and described IN said
deed as FIFTEEN AND a HALF ACRES on
the west side OF Brook Turnpike near 10 and south
OF the foll-Sate, bounded on the north by lane
&c. = : = 20 z. -, : =
This land Is In high state OF cultivation, set In
valuable fruits, &c. 60 desirable piece Of pro-
perry Is rarely offered. III II ssssf
TERMS Cash as TO expenses OF sale, % psy q
note OF 9f 800. with interest from the eth Ausuas,
b50, aud one-th.rd OF one tenth or The purchase
money !; the residue as four, eight, eLd twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, and
secured by 5 trust deed. n g t2 80
4 AIGHARDsoN % Co.. Aucsioncers. sue
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CITY ORDINANCES.

I'm ORDINANCE TO AMEND AMI M,
a PE-0RDAIN SECTIONS 8 AND 4 9F
CHApTER 40 OF THE CITY OR Il.6 sL nC GT
COHCERNINGV MIGRANTS. PASSED 9Th Vt
Re It ordained by the Council Of me cM % c %
Richmond, That sections ana OF re.pprdained
the city ordinances be amehaeu anu AZ
So as to read as follows: ,r,ho ,o,ica NJ
SECTION g. II shall be the duty OF the poiicsS; va
the city to arrest all persons having no
means of support who shall have come 10 tue ei.s
within the preceding SIX monn anu In professiona
th,eves and to take them before the Police Jus
tice and IL the Police Justice shal De satiSneSa
nat they are such persons rs are mere uesCs
he shall in the case OF persons QUIET tres commit
hem to Jail until they can be cent 9ac ITO 70
| the place from whence tney Gane 1d u r. nor
! former residence be ascertainea, anu t and and
then to some place out OF uie S,a'I ,,ar
sons known as professional thieves the Pol lc
Justice SHALL if he be satisfied mat they nIe suS
and have been in the city more IMAM SIN f
commit them to jail IN default OF Sen twoiVc
months And If it appear that such persons Nd We
come to the city within the preceding SIX momsnS,
HE Pofice Justice may in M dlScreelon, eninr
it can be ascertained an SdfrftS ~, send
place out Of the State.
Section &. IL the Police Justice can ascertain by
whose steamboat or vessel, or by what railroad
such persons were brought to the city, near it,
he shut have them put on the cars Of such rail
road, or on such steamboat or vessel, and IL shall
be the duty of such railroad company, or the cap.
tain or master OF such steamboat or vessel 70
expense of the persons themselves; ana /! snc1
persons cannot be put on such or vessel they
be sent out of the State at the expense OF The
city.
Published by order of the Council.
au1l- st E. G. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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: .l, BY Lee 4 Goddin,
.l,Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1lla Main street.
4 Optional LIST OF LANDS Fo

4 DDTTIIONAI LIST OF LANDS FOB
n SALE. AT GooCHLAND CoUNT1, a Az y
GUST COURT, AT AUCTI0S:-ln ADDITION .ssa 20
the various tracts q land ne s Goochand
Courthouse, there win be sold at that place. on
sh fs sane tract pas Of about FOUR HUNDRED AND
EisHTY ACRES lying The car,sSssil ss, and
Fredericksburg road near hadensvnie, nit sea
bsIss sSa spss Gs
deceased, died seized. This land Is readily sus-
ceptbe Of division into SwE on IT, Sale
made by Andrew Leake and JOIN =. Guy con,
| m issioners, under decree Of Goochland circHis
co aa! A tract of about FIVE HUNDRED AND
lTMo AMI A HALF ACRES adjoining the
| lands OF DIR. Edmund 8. Pendlet?n ana Enmund
Eontaine deceased about two miles from Hadens.
viIc. improvements on this tract are l. ARGE
xND CoMM0DIOUs DWELLING and snl usual a.
out houses; tract well tlmoersa anu ~ Antt
nurcha sers. Sale made by John n. Davis and ".
w. Cosby, commissioners, under decree Oh Iooch'
land circuit court. lrr Jr, s1yry.
s. Tract h & oNFo HTFPfERR ASR s
DREDTH ACRES, one half mile northwest OF
the courthouse wen Wooueu anu HoI3sT'
/ within 500 wards of Cedar Point, fourismng vi,
] LACE on James river and Kanawha canal ana WI, WI,
be sold in tracts Of ten acres or more ~ 'ut'
sth. ONE HUNDRED AEp FnFTE.TW 70
ANP 9HE2uaKIhIs len a and others Within two
miles Of James river and kanswhs canal Ems he
/ 9ttttiae creeE ON which there is STEAM SAW
MILL Mill. in full operation. WIN be dividedto sun
ol az W,u also offer the Goochland Courthouse
H.,TEI, PROPERTY, containing ONE hun,
DRIED AND FORTY.sIX ACRES As, Iae noe ta
has lately undergone thorough renovaslon, IT, "
tico s5 BY II feet Basement complete with large 1
dining-room, store-room. cook.ro0ml &c, al 80
| SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND ADJOINING tns
same. a portion of which is excellent creek iano
with sufficient wood to support the place. feI
further particulars as to tracts NOS. o =, anu
1 annly to JOHN N. DAVIS, ESQ.,, attoIncy 81
law, at Goochlaud Courthouse. =. ,u-.,
Besides other desirable LANDS.
TERMS: At sale. - =,
Sale conducted by - LEE HODlUls, ::
au8-s,l0,12 IL, Is AuctlonesLs. -
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hsss,s,se,9 r. p -Esasfs1sts alsaEssss
BY Wellington Godd,n.
"a nc.sone,sr And Real Estate Agent

sssEVEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS OF ,s9N9
ING aaEEN VILLAGE. OPPOSITE Sn sIsJt.
SEA AVID OF, TEE MA1N RnRahRs aH That
VIIIa GE. EOR SALE AT AUCTIOM:s-,,.Msllll.pgs
scId at auction, on the premises On Ivy ESsvMN
the lcfh August, 1870 at CLOCK stsd az
above Deiongipg the heirs or she LATE asoTse
Cl,nr Ter deceased. They are amongst enc hann,
soonest lots In TINT an 70 locate
in tsl4t YiItare, "A plat of survey can be seen ~
the oftice OF the aEcti0nser. u 81 -. a5
vi TERMS Cne.tfird caah balance at -FOUR any
eiaht months; bearing interest," properly seCnreu'
an 10 - w. GQDDIN, Auctloneer.-
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= > =
TO TAXPAYERS.

CoLLICroR,s orrIt
RICHMOND, August 8, $50.
TlHE ATTENTION OF TAMPA
L Is called 20 The following concerning {
ton OF city tases-cbaoter Il, section :, o
Ordinaness-yk. ..
'.lf al taxes With which any person Q
estate OF u decedent IL assessed BIZ NOT paid
the arsE day OF September The Collector
dlstrAtn, except where oae-hsf thereos has
shall be &c my ONCE daily for thspurp
receiving said taxes. w, Is. BAylDSo,
au Ie-~iD s.f Guy Coiier
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= BY Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
~ ~ l1I3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ;ESnAIE
4 IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY ATAUSIiQl!N ~
nv virtue Of a deed Of trust bearing date 9th No
vember, 1857, from WashingtGn GIL and vie no 20
the undersigned, trustee, duly recorded IN Tue
clerks office of fGoochland county court.nouse,
being thereto required by the beneficiary therein
shall proceed to sell at public suction az ssI 10
O'Clock NJ. the real estate and personal properly
mentioned In said deed, consisting ofTW0,HDN-
DRFD AND TWO (202l ACRES OF highly pro
ductiye land adapted to The culture OF corn whea,,
tobacco, grass, fruits. &C.; PtSWS- iInA ,I.
RON, IC SRT, and w wagon, on the Cartersvlne
road, n sar the James river and Kanawha canai'
and adjoining the lands of Randolph Harrison,
ESQ, Monroe Johns on, deceased, and others, be
ing the same land conyee ed to the said asmnS-
ton Gill by deed frc IN Edward d. Macfec ana ~IIe'
The buildings are Two good leg cabins ana am.
Die outhouses. The place is well supplied VIII
water. $1,000, 4, ,,~
| TERMS: One-thIrd cash the balance IN SIN
twelve and eighteen months, for negotiabie noies
with interest added, and secured by deed O
| trnst. WILLIAM FOLKES, Trustee.
| at the same time and place as mentioned anov'
will he sold twenty. five her valuable FAhMs,
! For particulars see Richmond wing, aaHy an'
| semi weekly Issue. ,,ru.pnsoN u co
aus Real Estate Agents and Anc.loneers.
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RESTAURANTS

YYETETLIs, No. 1901, is coH
IN eiacttag The safetnsr eaDlpat9
OF tie Lonmisaary EepsrmientF
ont ON ti.ts iiHe. his immedtaH
subsistence ara drawn from fl3
the globe, including land an%
serves are fnsxhalSsib,e. sig n&
NERS, REFRESHING IGEH o.
DRINKS OF TItE MOST Al 81
TIONs AND ny fgERx ~ A n
,wRys supplied M 3 ~ Ag &
Tho ytsiksEN ~ ~ ~ Nas
eiso FISH, CYasg ~ ~ =
=. : : : = ! ~
aii forms witty }s ~
Rige cassp1 q IN 1880
spstsiIsal,iS ;s9 6sfFC-S IN
-, ---------s ~ ySASxI ~
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MACHINERY, SC.

lIe WAY. MANUFACTURERS and ENGI
NEEk'S SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Mail
and Cary, Richmond, Va. Steam-Engines, Saw
Mills, Mil. Gcarings. Turbine Waier-Whcels
Millstones. Boitlng-Cloths, Planning Ma chines
and Wood Working Machinery of all kinds
Shafting, Hangers, Pullcys, Betting, Lace
Drills, Woodworking Machines and Clothing
Steam. Guages, saw. Gummcrs, Steam and Water-
PIPE Fixtures, Packing Journal Metal, Pick and
Tool Handles, etc.
If you want a portable Steam Engine send for q
descriptive pamphlet or call and examine the
" A MES,'' the best engine made.
i have general assortment of second hand
Engines and Boilers. Saw-Mjlls, Millstones. and
Searings. Planiug Machines. aid other Wood.
Haneers Distiins Fixtures ete., e staesS' anu
Secondhand Machiuery and Steam-Boi,ers
bought, sold and exchanged. au a. 3m
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. -:...11TI sDEI PHLA. RICH

'nHII 4 DEL PHLA. RICH- $RM
MoaU AND NsS ls !, !. a Sgh sssags 800 100
81 vT Until further notice the geanaers NOE
HMs,I.Rs Can't sin Plat, and 5AAEs Q. GREEN,
e,s h a isapS sSe shS s;s
NV ai,arnufaly, Freight taken for al parts n
Ptelnnsyiynnis and New Jersey ); also for Norfolk
e mssrsfs q adephis, lnng real. 40.
sIslef sft st Richmond, No. szas Dock street
ss, WILLIAM p.CLInk Ssgy3
Agents at Philadefphia,
b. aofices, no. ~ South Whsryes, and
~. 2zfpsF y No. ID North Whayvss
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND )
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
ENOINyE E1ltp nI,rnr6trr Z

RICHMOND. Va, August /, 1910. :,
NOTICE TO RAILWAY CONTRAC-
~ TORS Sealed proposals are invited for the
GRADUATION AND MASONRY OF a branch
from this eompany's line, at Brooke's 81 ation fin
Stafford county, TO point about ten tIpl miles
north OF the same, near Quansleo. 49,
Profiles OF the located line, specifications, &C..
to be seen at this Office after the 10th OF August
Bids to be opened on the lssh instant at II M,
the right 20 reject any all being expressly re-
served. EDM'D T. ID. MYERS.
au 2-t1sth Chief Engineer.
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MI A 9 FL IN E SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
MACHINISTS, ..-.
WORKS AND OFFICE: 1922 AND 1924 CARY
STREET. BETWEEN FoURTEENTHAND
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RIG hIOND, GINA

:, M Nh a, hINDS OF NEW WORK MADE; RE
"a r;Atik IN sTEAM-ENGlNES and BOIL Ep. an
sSds ana made eo and T,pBAcG9 Il
TENING-MIaLs made ss.ANNER; PLAT.
hHNCtCii'S SUPERsus Of SCALES REPAIR
EOSM and all ODD. AGENTS for the sale of
ED and AnyfATENT STEAM-ENGINE 40.
JCQSfQR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEA MEN.
ZINE LACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
These gauges IRE warranted by us for
one year, and we sell them at low prices. We keen
al kinds Of BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAIZE for STEAM-ENGINES, such rs gauge
cocks. oil and tallow-cups, OIL-CUPS FOR
SKATING, SEiF-FEEDERS, STFAM-WHIS.
IL RS. WATER-GAUGES, GLOBE-VALVES
sortment OF such articles as are used by all run.
ming steam-enstnes and saw-mills. -
jel5 1922 and 1874 Cary atresst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-12
BY Wellington Goddin,G
! anct,oneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMFORTABLE FRAMED TENE.
" MENT ON CHURCH HIhL ,,oc! OH IA y r r
MIN sTREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTII9s1!My.
Vim be sold at auction, The premises, on r.
DAY the 18th Of August $50, az ETT
as above nearly opposite the grocery store
John Peay and now in the ocsupancg n % the lot
fronts ON hirtieth and extends back about zSa ee'
to IhirSy.niastt s sa eco .s w: GODDIN,
tdE a az oA10' ,.ss.s.,, ,Auctioneer..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-12
gg >rn FOR NEW YORK. II
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP e
IMPORTANT TO; WEsTERN<a
SHIPPERS. IT, &
THE powHArAN STEAMBOAT conn,

TIE PoWHATAN STEAMBOAT CoMPf
I 4 :, rrtsftLYst AND TIE So - N,
BALTIMORE and OHIO RSg W.
COMPANY'S TROUGH L1NES
49, THE WEST
otyo- snner,or i,ndncaments to shippers Of 10.
BhCCO, WHISKEY, BACON, CANDLESt A.,
10 and from the West at low rates, quich 'nt
and less handling than any other Inc. ,a,,-.,
to and received from on board the cars OF the Bsj
timore and Ohio Railroad Company ~ LoesI
Point, saving transfer by drays and exposure
weather in Baltimore. .%"+1 :,
Through bills OF Iading given ON all sltpEseEi
by wv 49, =, WILLIAM 2. BRETT,
ny .~.il&sa> =" -. = Aged