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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
DIT. .PEaRAuLI. .s t.e oll5 Agent in California for
Dr.. Briefs Female Monthly Pills.

Thcirimmcu se los established torienuiation as f3-
I4e remedy. approached, .lI ttr iu advance Of every
othcr medicine ~ulp. ou aud iueulut.- ou5 other
obtjurn0ue u iuie oH iIe rt,rI 90 I.tc Dollars these
lHs viii he eeu ly majl press, t. any part OF the
world. s.ralc from curiosity or damage.
Pcisoutatud taure clu ha cured at home ly addressing
letter o. Dr. d. rAIAl orr ,.lDDr Sacramento uud Mont
comcfy streets. Rooms us o. baud 3D. CO. L.k ti3 Post
Office. sin ilHer -t'- .e. s.3 iiH4tey at possible,
general Lllff. of I.si... O... ..I.II etc.. t.O.
A.l communication z .rt.,.aal. 701y
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Cold Medal for the Best Sewing Machine,
The highest honors ever conferred for Sewing
MacAines.


The Machine which bears the name of Elias
Howe, Jr., has long been regarded as the stand
arl Of excellence, and has become celebrated
The world over. The work done by these Ma
chimes Is unsurpassed the thinest mus
lin or the thichest cloth with equal facility and
requiring no extra adjusting for uneven thick
ness or passing over seams it turns its own
hem as 10 scws, sewing seam stronger than the
fabric Itself To see it hcm fell, tuck, BRAID
cord ouit and gather, it seems more like thing
Of life thon @ machine moved by the will of the
operator. Ii is capable Of doing every descrip-
tiou Of sewing that is required in family; and
also for acamstrcs.es and dressmakers it will be
found invaluable. They seldom, or never give
amy trouble in operating, and in a word, are the
most SntE .tac'oyH StrUg Iaciines IN use.
Notwithstanding their great superiority, they
are sold at prices as low as other frst-class ma
chimes.
A Medallion likeness Of Mr.. Howe is embedded
in the plates OF every Howe Machine, without
which none are genuine Every purchaser of
Sewing Machine, should inquire for Elias Howe
Jrs Sewing Machine, and if they are not sold in
thoir vicinity, address the General Agency for
illustrated, etc., and do not purchase until you
have thoroughly investigated these renowned
machines.
II. A. DEMING, Geu1 Agent,
Of the Howe Machine Co.,
s No. f37 Hearny ST., san Francisco.
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WHEN YOU BUY A SEWING MACHINE,
w select one not likely to get out of order.
The best is the cheapest.
Never before, since the introduction of Sewing
Machines, has there been a triumph like that of
ihe FLORENCE. It's universal success every
where establishes beyond cavil its superiority.
Though ten years younger than most of the
well known Machines, the FLORENCE has
eclipsed them all as a public fayorite, and stands
to-day without rival as
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This Remedy does mot simply relieve for short time, but
10 produces perfect HH rmutut cures Of tho worst cses
of Chronic Nasal DtIA, ana e ng 800 Terard fur
cHc tta icua.oi c1. "Dold iu ihe Lead" ana Caurrh
Headache aro cHr,3 with ieW applications lf you hayea
os charge iro One noses o.tnsYr or otherwise stopping up
u the nose Ht uuu PARTIAL loss o Obs reu-e 0I SMELL t-te
or helius eyes Watering Wct1 tee dul. have pain
pressure u tine htd yuu ay rur usslroi tat yuu have
tatauh. Thousands annually Vl.Anut iuanbstu- half OF
these symptoms ipnnHe in Consumption ad end iu tine
grave. NO disease is eacn more decep ptiYo less
dcistood bY physicians. Nl soud my pamphlet taatrl
o. AMY address tyt. DR. -e's tlttrIh Remedy isuow
SOLD DY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS on THE
WORLD.
Price 60 cents. Sent hy mail postpaid receipt Of co
cents, four utca4es r two dollars Beware of c1iqeI
fatfs aud n4iNh iartlats. See that nay private Munp
which is lsftf gt1ltate a lfr selHHc, Is upon me
outside wrapper Remember chat tius private stamp Issued
hy the Omitted States Government expressly ir stamping my
medicines, hos MY pruait uamo aud address. and tAo
words q" q. s. Certificate ei Oenuinraos engraved upon it,
aud need mot e mistaken. Udnt be sWuded iy travellers
AND others, representing themselves as Dr. Sage; an tho
only man ness Ntus tat has lc knowledge and wight tp
manufacture he 1.aan, Dr. aag5s Cat@IrA Remedy, and
never tloycl 70 sell this medicine.
Dr. Y. PIERCE, NJ. d.
2oom Icc slnoca street, Buffalo, n. Y.
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-DIRECToR
j MORA MOSS, IBENJANirN BREWSTER,
JAMES OTIS, JAHEI UJNLS,
WI. T.. BARRON, A.HAVWAHD.
j. G. KIrTLE, NICHOLAS LUAING,
JOS. A. DONOUOE, JOHN FNtNDIT,
A. =. O'CONNOR. j.. SACHS,
~. W. MONTAGUE, ~. D. sWErTV,
MOSES UELLElt, b. %. WINCHESTER,
ADAM GNANr IJtNUe pIELAN,
CIAE T.. LOW. NIGt-FA}E TDrrUARD,
JACOB soHjLLE, N WCUNEL CASTLE,
JAMES DOM, NICHOLAS LARGO,
JOSEPH SELLER, N. q. ElITLE.
T.. IT, ALLEN, WN. @. TALBOT.
A. SFLG4NAN. PATRICK NcARAN,
G. TE}tPlE E1INET. UEN. q. JOHNSON,
jos. BRA ANULNSTElE. CAlEH ~. FAY.
u. ~. LINDENPEE0EE. Sacramento.
J.. L.CLEtINGUAM and W1I. 5luTIl, 1iarysyille.
GUSrANETDUCI ART. ......... ........ .. Pres ider
CHARLES D. IA( EN........ . ....... ... secretar,
liGAZkE ,CElLANS.
Agent 8euVerviIla
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aHledttat.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE /!
NEW REMEDIES! NEW RENEDLESI
o.
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENsARY,
C23 Hearnsy sfrsst,
Private entrance on Commercial streotl
SAN FRANCISCO,

EstaJlished in 1854. for the treat
ment of Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonofrhea, elect, Structure,
Syphilis i'm ain it-forms, Seminal Weak
ness. Impotency. etc. Skin di5eases (of
years standing and liberated Legs sue
ccssiHliy treated.
DOCTOR GIBBON has the pleasure
OF aua0uucine ihat De las returned to
this State, after 500 absence Of one year,
during which time he has visited all
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linz London and Paris. The following celebrated hospitals
London among those visited by the Doctor Guys, High
ST. Borough; ST. Bartholomew smihfcld: ST. Lukos Oh
street. ST. Mary Camb. Place. Pads Lock- Harrow road;
uiycrsity Cover street, Westminster Broad slnctuary
Chariuz cross Agar street, Stand London. Nhccapel
road; Royal Free Grays Inn road Eus College Portugal
street.
DOCTOR GIRBON hasalso visited Doctor London,
Parker of Birmingham. England; aud bc0rd of Pars, who
considered the lc y-caus and surgeons in the world
and whoae authority is acknowledged TO be the highest in
the treat mcnt Of se.ual diseases.
DOCTOR GIEB0N ha- obtained from them their new mode
Of treatment. which cannot be surpassed.
DOCTOR GIBHON las spared neither time nor money in
seeking out remedies aud bias returned wish now Lcilt
tics l9r thc alienation Of human suffering.
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THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
IN THE WORLD.

1t comprises all the good points, and combines
all that is valuable in the whole of them, be-
sides which it has many important advantages
possessed by no other Machine. 1t seldom gets
out of order. II there is one aeitiin thousand
mites Of San francisco not arorkjng weH, if in,
I0rmed q IL, I uW yfr ii for nothing and pay all
eIPyeSS chdyCes.
SAMUEL HILL, GenI Agent.
IL Montgomery ST., San Francisco
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THE HOWE MACHINE COMPAEY'S
WOBLD-RENOWNED
SEWING MACHINES I

DARIS EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, 1867,
Two Grand Prizes, Grand Cross of the
Legion Of Honor to Elias Howe, Jr., as inventor,
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HORRIBLE DISEASES.

How many thousands of PERSONS both male and fer ale
aye there who suffering ont miserable existence from
uc effect. oi srDt nlu 4oncr from virus absorbed into
ue system Look at Ueir -ll. clacatel and dishured
Hocs and tor broken down constitutions. diaqutifying
them for te uIpiaes- OF uariareor tl-cfoyueut of le
ln This houid situation thousands suner uut death closes
ucsccue. le PARENTS guardians aud friends attend 10 those
VAoWe suffering with any Of these horrible elcatroyiug
nalcsee That they ere cared nraud cured Before it is
toIatc. fond uen cacly to Ir. Gilh0n PLY ysicau
WING las made private diseases Fopccia study Or years.
And "hos certain tpenre i most nyetcute cases. without
nprcHry amy iuu.u- drugs. 10 il important 90 those
AFFLICTED or To those who arr Interested u Che welfare OF
ueir friends, TO De careful oi He many pretended doctors
"lo inie-t 81" cities, publishing their i in curing all d--
oisc in fw dfys, Imposing ulon tbc pubc Nv u-He tire
ntnc "f Gmineut @ riau- from EuIQpe and other places
Ec therefore careful and uH strict inquiry OF GA MAY fall
into the hands Of those charlatar4.
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IulWIIln FHEE.

CNIIIUN no TIIE TNTONTTNATE.
Beware ti ilr Som FHn,co oni.l and lrosudcr5 who.
With bogus aNoi certificates. duIn Che uuwary. tomo %
thcac-y lied doctors whose names to De found u the
dNly and weekly newspapers Of cpu Francisco and other
places, are tr.e-ncu and lecc too Lazy to- work at their
Trades. Some Hfe nsuite. shoemas rcwspup perclriers,
Intelligence Office Leerrr ac luk over tIa Su Francisco
Directory and you Nl not hud ti,r Medical hsututas in
it lut 3ou Hll ud turr llDr o.s tiou uiD look at
tt Directory tr I.i- oud IaO3 gieuti uuy p avoid ui-
Ia-tuouI to make iiilit uiI cost You nptIHE end
uHN save you nHnv regrets; fJI atertiIu ysi,itn iu
t cTs- Hu ut f.u there is safety iu trusting
eIF ot tDI uut SOU HIow who aud What they Dr.
Ghhuu docs uu deceive people hy eShatur Il-us titles,
certificates, Uretcpiad rte- Iolier- 1c br rGiihon VIII
feIy Uean. Who laY ca at if olces or Lls ability 10
troat diseases tlut cpIoposea % cure.
Consultation tHfE.
Correspondents, Will please inform DR.. Gibbon that they
read AisudN erti5cmrut u the TRINITY joUHS. 1al2y.
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SEMINAL MEAENEse.


seminal emissions hc couae luaut OF olf abuse This sol
at vice or ueYcl sexual Indulgence. - Ufactccd hy tho
NoH OF hoth sexes io almost uHuit.d rut producing
"ih unHrIHe certainty, tho following tIH of morbid syIuI-
tom- unless tombNtel by scientific medical measures viz;
sl y" councuauoe dark spots under the ces pain in tbe
he rutluFin the ears, Noise like te rustue of leaves and
rineV V cIlot.. uue,as about the Joins. weakness OF
the lnhs confused vision buutod intellect loss of couh-
"'nrr toenne lnapp-aaoue staua ar- dislike TO form
neW ae1uantance disposition to sLun society, loss Of
memory eeuc tes piurl, anal various eruptons about
uc tce. irrroi tongue itud le1t coughs consnutiou,
LeAi s0oat .auia 0d frequent insanity. IIItci4
n9t obtained ueruuttor tAoi aprIE Immediately citDr DO
l'h W 't I'iietHl ta'o" cure affected iE ti- new and
sniiAc le'c oi i. dHcIHe which, meyer s Of
tInF qteE Nt radical cure. ur. d. NI give One iuu-
aroi b-ar taany pH.ou WhoNiu prove satisfactorily 90
m t"t ie"as cured OF tAis conn a.u' ~ either ol ho
Sun Francisco qIasEs.
DOCTOR GlHHoNis ropou1 1leoa1 vil give ae1eli uo-
u'a 'Hii.ieH lH1nat .' .cl4 .iect radical
ah. I'ilH. .r. DuUs. ~. ..'. Dr.. I..i.a.
fe. 3is at Of slHtH taar aTHJNEly ailress
if ltttaI Go ut N.l..H STATING t.i-s t %
Une is o,'e ht+ o.uu.a auj have medicines promptly
forwarded, ttDe tfHu r stl curiosity ufy part ot me
country Mith full Nut Ulau dteti,u. ltUst. farlcu u4l
lHs sent ettor or through vs. e fargo Co.
AllresfDR.J. GlguoN, c2a Foamystrest corner Com.
mercaI. San Francisco. Io-tofcc ra> 2t1 lt tcmcu2be
30 pUt HCN z59 or THE LETTER.
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WEED SEWING MACHINES

First - Their New Family Favorte." Second-Their
New L.ht and Nusulcss Manufacturers Sewing Nachnes
qhrdly-lheir immense heavy Manufacturers favorite
The together combining the advantages of all others up
to the present being the BEST made and doing the t
orha received throughout Lurope, and States, and upon
Ills Coast, the
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
E0Es EsUnEEYENG TKaE BLOOD.

Tho reputation this cx.
colimt medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inrgterate
cases of ScrOfIl1us dis
ca G, whore the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
puuied and cured by it.
ScrolulOus affections and
disorders, WhichWcre ag-
eraVated by the scrofu-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-04

UNION BASK-ADJoURSED MEETING
An adjourned meeting of the stockholders
of the Union Bank was held in the hall
over the First National Bank yesterday
afternoon at S o'clock-D. j.. Burr (the
former ohairman) presiding, and James
Miller acting as secretary.
The committee appointed to ascertain
whether there was O quorum present re-
ported that large majority Of the stock
was represented.
Judge W. w. Crump, chairman of the
committee appointed at former meeting,
submitted q report, which was adopted.
The report recommends that instead Of
keeping up the payments of instalments of
one per cent. month in subscriptions to
the capital stock of the bank all future
payments be discontinued, and that the
bank operate OIL it's present paid up CAPT.
tai, and that certificates of stock at $50
each be issued to the stockholders of the
bank. They also recommend bonus of
six per cent. be paid each stockholder on
each share Of stock on or before the lst day
of March, 1870, and that hereafter divi-
dend shall be declared and paid to the
stockholders on the LIST day of January and
July in each year if the affairs of the bank
shall justify the payment thereof.
The report further recommends an sppli-
cation to the Legislature for slight amend
ment of the present charter Of the bank,
which is rendered necessary by a change OF
the usury laws in the new Constitution OF
the State.
On motion of Colonel B. H. Nash the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
ReSolred, That committee Of nine be
appointed, of whom the chairman of the
meeting shall be one, who shall inquire
into the expediency Of changing this bank
into g national bank; and majority Of
said committee shall have authority to call
meeting Of the stockholders of this bank
on ten days notice published in some news
paper in the city of Richmond to consider
the propriety of changing the character OF
this bank as above Indicated"
The following committee were appointed
under this reaolution-viz., 3. II. Nash, l.
Davenport, Jr., r. 4. Paine, J. a. Scott,
William NJ. Sutton, J. J. Binford, J. ".
| Archer, and u. w. Pickrell. After which
the stockholders adjourned to meet at the
call of the committee.
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RAaLROADss,
G9a % - g:

CO @ - -
GHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
-, ~ HoAD.--On and after WEDNEsDAY,2 I'd OF OF
t,,r ~ S ls7e, the PASSENGER TRAINS VIII
M NAIL TRA1N win run daily between Richmond
Vile ana except Sunday between Gordons-
an HaI seauntonl leave Richmond at 5:35 A. NJ
taN ct AZ stannton nt 420 p. n; leave Staun-
NJ ~ sEG a. u and arrive at Richmond at $40 p.
Sharlottessllle With the Orange. SieSandris and
Manassas railroad NAH trains for XieIandria.s IA
asnlngfon, Baltimore, Philadelphia New ynrk
etc,; also fof Lynehbnrg Knoxville Chafta
snog snnnoga, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, Mo.
MAIL TRAIN viii run tri-weckly between
SI,aannIon and White Sulphur Springs on TUES
DAI1 THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Leave
ataaIton ~ NJ a:ae p M. and arrive at White Sulphur
aoa dpyo aE,r. leave White Sulphur at s2o A. 81
VIII connect with stages as foilows-vis. al CO.
snsn YIN stages Tor Lexington, Natural Bridge,
anu hoeRDr1dge Baths at Mill 1ro' with STAGE
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs; and at W6ite
sulphur with stages for Lewisburg, Charleston,
STAGES viii also leave staunton on TUESDAY,
| THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MORNISGs,
| for Lexington and Natural Bridge. = -
| NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run between
| Richmond and w Washington nightly without change
| OF cars. Leave Richmond at $50 p. NJ. and ar.
| rive Mt Washington at 5:35 A. II. Leave Wash
1870 A. M. Making all through connections at Rich
| mOnd and Waahngton. -.-.atf :
| SLEEPING CARS WILDE attached to this train
and VIII be run through between Richmond snt
Baltimore without change.
| THROUGH TICKETS issued to all points
North, West, and Southwest. =. -
JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
] fec General Ticket Agent.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE FEE
RUARY 8, 1S70.-Minor g. Hartman, Miss
D. Dominic, Jacob Ersig, Miss Laura Bur
nett, Mir. Vim. Glenner, Mr.. Frank Cauld.
ing (colored), Miss Mary Haley, Richmond,
Va; Miss Emily Sclater, Greenwood De-
pot, Va; Mrs. NJ. A. g. Partlow, Part.
lows Post-O Office, Va. Miss NJ. r. Ander-
son, DaRville, Va; Mise Robertson, Abing.
don, Ya,; Mrs., Harriet smoot, Cadiz, Ky,
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Inc mantle known as the " Metternich -,
winch Deits down front and back and forms
large, loose sleeves from the shoulders.
seems 10 have obtained permanent hold
upon the popular affections. Itis made in
velvet, but is better adapted to brighter
and softer materials, such as silks and
cashmere. Hisalways trimmed with fringe.
and will be much worn as o spring par.
ment, and used to complete the suits of
middle-aged ladies.
The arrangement of the hair is matter
OF great interest, now that the bonnets dis
play it SO literally, and the changes are 80
frequent.
The long braids--chateloine braids, as
they are called--are almost universal in the
street, but they are rarely seen at evening
balls, or parties, or even at the opera.
Wherever full dress is required the long
braid is surrendered, and gives place to
puts or shorter braids interpersed with
curls.
The chignon is still surmounted with a
massive braid, and this by shell or metal
braid, which keeps the hair in place, and
answers the purpose of a comb. A bow Of
ribbons or velvet is placed on one side, or
instead of other ornament, band of velvet
or ribbon is worn, fastened with bow
This single head-dress is very becoming te
ladies of any age who do not wear caps.
Blonde hair is frizzed and fluffy as ever
in front. Dark hair, on the contrary, il
waved and worn smooth. Yellow hair il
less fashionable since it hos been univer.
sally adopted at the North by women ot
questionable reputation upon the stage, ant
is considered less desirable abroad, in higl
circles, than hair of the chestnut hue, o,
"Queen's TINT" which is greatly admired
and less apt than fairer hair to be accom-
panied by a freckled complexion.
1t is noticed that hooped-skirts are now
as generally worn as ever, but they are
very small-seventy-fve inches at the base
for the ordinary-sized lady, eighty inches
for one who is exceptionally tall.
The latter styles are very fine and fexi
BILE !; the steel circles small, well covered
and placed close together. The shape il
nearly straight !; but there is small tour,
nure at the upper part of the back which
can be enlarged by the addition of " bus.
| tle," but is sufficient for the support of the
basque and full sash, which now form al
indispensable part of every costume. With.
out this small hoop the street dress at pre-.
sent worn is very much out of proportion
and is extremely uncomfortable wear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-04

JrncE OF TIE TENTH CIRculT.-Hon. John
NJ. Chapman, at present judge Of the eighth
district by military appointment, is can
didate for reelection. His circuit, as re-
organized by the new Constitution, is the
tenth, and is composed of the counties OF
Hanover, Caroline, Spotsylvania, Louisa,
Stafford, Westmoreland, Richmond, and
King George. He is endorsed by such men
as Judge Meredith, W. W. Walker, General
Beale, Colonel John B. Young, and Robert
L. Montague. When the administration Of
a military appointee obtains such an en-.
dorsement the fact is worthy Of notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-04

You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
at the regular monthly meeting of the Di
rectory of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation yesterday evening the following
gentlemen were elected members of the AS
sociation:
Active: G.. T. Hunter, 7. Fl. Bransford.
Colin McRae, Richard A. Hughes, Henry
3. Owen, Lewis A. Battaile, William II.
Lyme. Associate: r. King, NJ. T. Rider,
NC. Pamplin, John H. Guy, H. c. Berg.
heimer, G. L. Finch, B. W. Brockenbrough
R. 8. Ellyson, F. NJ. Connor, James NJ.
Sutphin.
The Committee on Library and Rooms
reported the addition of 459 volumes to the
library during the past month--viz., AL
volumes purchased by committee, l6 vo-
lumes of magazines bound and 2 volumes
contributed by John sabin 4 Son, of New
York.
Mr.. H. G. Tinsley was elected member
of the Directory and chairman of the Com
'mittee on Ways and Means, tofll vacancy
occasioned by the removal Of R. A. Wool,
bridge from the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-04

DEATH OF A VENERABLE CoLoRED MAN.
Hundreds of our citizens knew Alexander
Walker, the venerable colored porter of the
James River and Kanawha Company, who
for more than half century has resided
in our city. He died on the I'd instant at
his residence, in this city, in the seventy
second year of his age. He was highly
esteemed for his upright department and
answering fidelity in all the relations of
life. His funeral will take place from the
Old African church this afternoon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-04

The CASE OF TIE 8HsNS or VIEGlS1A
REcElvERs.-In the case of Mcliwaill4c- \
Co. rs. S. c. Tardy and d. J. Saunders
trustees and receivers of the Bank Of Vir'
ginia, in which an order was granted last
week by the court authorizing special mas
ter commissioner to call upon the trustees
for full discovery of their transactions
from the beginning, and to report upon the
same, an appeal has been taken by the
trustees against this order to the Supreme
Court Of the United States, and the inves-
tigaton which was expected to be made
into their transactions will be delayed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-04

RICHARDSON & CO. will sell at AP. VI. n large
building LOT in Sidney, ON Harvie street near
the old Coal Pit road.
A. {. PULLIAM Will sell nj 3P. NJ. forty-fhree
acres of heavily timbered land, in Chester
field county ON the Midlothian turnpike, three
miles from Richmond.
+. II. VALENTINE will sell at 10 A. NJ, at s.'
Second street, between Duval and Baker, FUR
niture, groceries, carpenters tools, etc.
COOK LAUGHTON will sell ut 10 A. NJ. an as
sortment Of furniture. &c.