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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
| MECHANICS AND TRADERS INSURANCE CO
No. IA Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS La,
sooits Fire. Marine and River Risks at Lowest Rates.
cHAs. EsesrrELD, LLOYD II. coLsMAS;
secretary. President.
TRUSTEES;
,1 rinsknsy Smith, Esq. Robert Rob, Moore Esq.
! ! 1 siiss' Th 81 i ; ho%iey,
Ersa Ss'ssS Wing !saai b s':s%
s Waterman, Col Z 4 Railey,
Ccnyers. Geo VIM Logan, Jr.
A Elmer Bader, Thomas Murray
MAJ l. James, Nj Eckford
2 y h xo, Lane :. Nm M%S Z BIritt0n. +"
| John Myers Edward Thompson"
Jazz 1y
pELIcAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. % Camp street,
NEW ORLEANS.
CuAs. ROMAN, President. NJ. A. TAnLEroS, Secretary
Board of Trustees:
Domingo Fatjo, VIM. A. Shropshire,
Saml NJ Todd +. A. Peterson,
s. N. Moody, Gabriel Pascal
Arthur Forstall, II B. Blanchard, Jr
Alexander Marks, Charles Ramon.
This Company is taking Fire. River and Marine Risks
at the very lowest rates. and gives the return
of fifteen cent the scrip Of the Company at the
end of the year, as he may prefer. nol4 6m
oUIsIANA STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE
Company of New Orleans.
Office, Corner Carondelet and Common streets.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Risks Taken as Low as Any Other Company.
f. GANgGHEAg, President.
l. ". BaoufE. Sec Secretary ss'A''
Ro sls5S:r EmH Rr;i I HaR,
J Bnnnafon, 9 Hopkins. ,GGPierpont,
Alex Marks r bia@s Wla can msy
Elmer Elmer Bader, BGrsa Tbabsrds.
Tertrou. Zoelly, Sam Locke,
5ef s MessSn h esas W sdRfsas
ja6 3m
WIN B. MORRIS 6 co,
Fire, River and Marine Insurance Agency,
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER TEN
MILLIONS.
AINA. Hartford
HOME of New York.
The Leading Companies of the United States
Record of Losses Paid. SAC, 900 900
low will at
office without 's %T M eSiH CO. Agents.
HOPE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office, No. 81 Camp street.
INCORPORATED IN 1857.
&sa a SG A,ps ss ssssss g
CASH CASH, Dividend of TWENTY PER CENT de- '''''' %
olared May 0' and pa1a May TO- o''. $4,000 W
BaRs asshs y r AlSa Gordon
This Company insnres against FIRE. MARINE and
KXEE Ess e h % S S of and
f L MAt GGHEE xife seessasrs
Office, 81 Camp street. ie6 Iy
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, Corner Camp and Canal streets.
Premiums received ending the year 1862. 1888 277 81
Losses, Taxes Expenses, ETC., paid during
the period. 1202g9 90
Assets the 3ist of December, 1869 25l s2
II. W. HINcKs, Secretary: j. TUrEs President.
Directors
Geo Urquhart, A Rochereau, MI Payro.
II Ii blanchard, w. Steven, A. Dufi,ho,
G. w Babcock. W.T. Williams Aug Reichard,
Mtenberger, w Schmidt, j. Tuyes
ia23 fy
TIHE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST.
lives, in the
Workingmens Mutual Insurance Society,
No. 60 Camp street, upstairs.
Only payment and that IS cents for each year Of
your age, when insured, until insured person dies
the class in which the deceased Is insured
Call for copies of charter and by laws with expGna
tions A. b. BACON, President.
JOHN Roy, Treasurer. ja16 Iy
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
Office No. 10 Exchange Alley.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30 1869.
Gentlemen-We have been selling Burnetts FTaporina
Extracts for number of years and customers pro-
nounce them ttnequatted Gy any in this couitry
Yours truly, RHODES & co.
(Groccrs Sundriesl
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. q 1870.
Gentlemen-Wc have been selling Burnctts Flauoying
Extracts and toilet goods for years, regard
them the most satisfactory goods that
have in the market always recommend them with
confidence and are disappointed in the results
The sales of them steadily the increase and we
now handle them in larger quantities than any other
preparations of the kind. Yours truly
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY d COWDON
Wholesale Patent Medicine Dealers.
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L oo1s GkuSEwALD:..-:'a' CANAL STREET.
Tho largest Music Establishment in the South. Di.
rect importation. Below New York prices.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Feb Z, 1870.
Gentlemcn-We selling large quantities of yOur
COCAINE and it Is regarded the finest hair preparation
in the market. We also sell all of preparations
and they regarded as very superior.
Yours, truly, VIM. ii. BROWN & BROS,
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The above-named articles manufactured solely by
tho PrOpre.Ors The names and titles thereof are
adopted as Trade Marks to the public and Pro
prietos against imposition by tho ntroducton spa
rous articles. All unauthorized of theeo tzada-
marks will be promptly prosecuted =
JOSEPH BURNETT 4 Co
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y A lady walking along the street was at
tracted hy the bright eyes and blonde GIRLS
|of little urchin seated on the curb stone.
She approached. and asked him if he was
q news-boy. Ono, ma'am; L amt nothing"
/" Have you no home 2" "No" "Would
you not like to have one 2" "You bet"
'' You should not speak so idly, my son.
But come, how would you like to have me
for motherR" The little fellow scanned
her all over for a moment, and then asked
you were bad" "Let me go bare-footed q"
mo" "Play boss 2" ono" "Pull the
Eats tail 2" "No." click the puddin'
dish % "No.n "Cuss?" "No." "Chaw
|tobaccof" MOI "Smoke 2" "No." al
guess you'd better go along; you don't
know anything. reckon next you'd say
% Teller shouldn't cross his legs and sing,
'Jim along Josey" end the little fellows
face glowed with sense of ineffable con-
Tempt.
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Gents-For the past ten years have sold Bnrnetta
acOrng Extracts exclusively aud 1t gives pleasure
to add testimony their uniform good QUALITY.
They invariably give satisfaction every
Respectfully G. II. REESE &. BROS.
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MOUND CITY
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
tof St. Louis, Missouri)
LOUISIANA AGENCY.
No. 8 Story Building, Up-stairs
OFFICERS FOR LOUISIANA BRANCH:
Coy. G: n: MoUToN; President.
B. B. SHINES. Secretary ye and agent.
+ N ro1wE1h nE % a. EAAH J r. R1rcH1r NJ D.
jaime. Jaolso NEW ORLEANS Dls Csi F. f. Hatch
%%ssr pSsxi XSsIhies RoSsl Mf %sss
and non FORGETTING after an annual payment. iala ~
DIEDMoNT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Home Office, Richmond, Virginia.
foEoes Issued in Little over Two $500
W. c. CARRINeroN Richmond. va.......... President
John E. EpwAEDs Vice President
Dr. e. 81. PsRsosE, Medical Adviser
Dr. CHS. ID; SMITH
Directors:
ss:S:: Rs:fsss s$:
Geo Palmer, (An of Richmond virginia.j
New Orleans Branch Office.
T Tss Passident Il Br Al Ma1RD
Secretary. .FoRREsTIER DOLHoNDE.
Directors:
NJ Fortier L Macon, G GARNER,
L NJ Simmons, G Denis, Louis Barnett.
T Barton, Braxton Bragg w NJ Randolph,
ii Holcombe, Edward Male, ID HI Wilson,
For Dolhonde, ID II Maury, G L Beauregard.
Medieai Examiners pi% sse snS scott
General State agent .Dabnev Maury.
Solicitors ....Col Dan a Wilson. Major f II Wigfail
jas 3m Office. SO Carondelet street.
CECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Number of Policies issued from January, 1869.
to january, 1870. 63ss insuring. 900 600
All policies ncontestabe and orfeiting without
restriction residence travel.
Issues Joint Policies insuring two more persons
for the benefit of the survivor Charges extra
females =. 4. BARKER, General gent,
1872 Common street, New Orleans.
Competent solicitors literally dealt with. fe21
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DRUGGISTS.
DURITY Is ESSENTIAL
F. LALMANT,
Successor to j. II. HARTE,)
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
Corner of Claiborne and Gasquet streets.

A full assortment of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals
always on hand.
PERFUMERY-French, English and American.
BRUSHES-Tooth, Hair, and nail in great variety.
SOAPS-Every quality and price.
Special attention given to the Compromising of Physi
clans Prescriptions at ali hours jel3 ly
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Gen:lemen-I have sold your Fiaroring Extracts In
competition with other makers during entire bus.
experience and consider them any other
articles Of The kind have seen
Very truly yours, JORDAN STABLER,
Grocer Sundriesl
BALTIMORE, Feb Z, $780,
Dear Sir-We have during almost entire business
career sold your Extracts and consider them
none VIC have seen. Very respectfully
M. CONKEY & LAWSON,
(Grocer's Sundriesl
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS INSURANCE CO.
No. IA Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Sooits Fire Marine and River Risks Lowest Rates.
CHAs. EN'GsrFELD, LLOYD r. COLEMAN.
Secretary. President.
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SAVING THE FRAGMENTs.-I remember
busy man, who had very little time for
reading or study, but whose mind was
perfect storehouse of information ON every
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Am4s the latest promotions in the
sssf'rcnclA army was one of Captain OF the
Guard4w who was elevated to the rank OF
Comm:t dant. On hearing the news, his
little ghi began to sing and dance and clap
her hands. What makes you SO glad p
inquired her mother. " Why, if papa is
Z COmmanLant, there will be music at his
f,paro1
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ANOTHER KIND OF HusBAND.-A very
singular elopement took place in Washing
tsn township one day last week, in which
Young man named David Swain and q
married woman named Hannah Naulton
were the principals. The young man had
formerly lived in Herman Naulton's Ia.
mily, and it seems that Mrs. Naulton bad
become go completely infatuated with the
trifing, thriftless fellow that she made up
her mind to 20 off with him and desert her
husband and two children. Accordingly,
few DAYS ago she impaired the secret to
her husband, who told her that if she
would not do so, and would remain with
him, he would forgive her for what impro-
prieties she had committed. But she was
determined, and would not be persuaded
from her intended elopement. Her hus-
band thereupon informed her that she
should not leave until debt amounting to
nearly Sl00, owed by Swain; with himself
as security, was paid. She Immediately
sold some land she owned, receiving cash
payment of 5000, with which money she
satisfied the debt and gave Swain enough to
buy him suit of new clothes and trunk.
The husband, being an exceedingly good
natured man, accompanied young Swain to
town, and assisted him in the selection of
suit of clothes. On last Friday morning
at daylight Mrs. Naulton took leave OF her
husband and proceeded to the railway sta
ton, where she was to meet Swain. They
met, had their trunks labelled for Fort
Scott, Kansas, and on the arrival Of the
northward- bound train went on their way
rejoicing. The affair has caused quite q
furry in the Observation-Disclosures In
diana Clarion, January 81.
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For the Richmond Dispatch.
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Toa,,nrxy Slot 1914 IS

january 3lst, 1870.
1t lie source of deep regret that most Of
our prominent lawyers are disfranchised by
the fourteenth amendment Of the Constitu'
ton of the United States, or the Howard
amendment.
The disabilities of but one of them, Judge
Joseph Christian, have been removed, and
the present temper Of Congress does not in
l;catc on early removal of further disabiai'
ties. The wclideserved and extensive re'
rutation1of Judge Christian renders it al.
most certain that he will be placed upon the
bench of the Court of Appeals.
/: is. therefore time that my brethren OF
the bar were casting about for some suita-
bic person-no. d;sfranehised-to fill the
position Of Judge for this circuit, composed
os the counties Of Lancaster, Northumber-
land, Mathews, Middlesex, Gloucester,
King William, Essex, and King and Queen.
take the liberty of calling their atten-
ton, and the attention Of the Legislature,
TO the qualifications and merits Of John B.
Donovan, Esq, of Mathews county. In
that portion of the circuit in which he re-
sides he is we'll known as lawyer of fine
legal attainments. and extensive practice,
and gentleman Of high moral character.
have been informed that he has held no
Office except that of attorney for the Com
monwealth for his county during and since
The scar, from which he wac removed by the
resolution of Congress in March last. His
elevation to tho bench would not only be
the means of dispensing fair and impartial
justice, but the reward Of one whose pre-
Nious Efc deserves the honor. ESSEX.
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THE MILD WEATHER ACCOUNTED For
A writer in the Halifax Reporter accounts
for the extraordinary mild weather of the
past three or four weeks by propounding
the following theory:
The remarkable tidal wave that swept
these shores on the 5th of October Inst, and
especially the low lands of the Bay of Fun
dy, submerging all the marshes dyked and
undyked, he attributes to an uprising Of
the bed of the sea ut some place not far
distant, where it is covered by the Gulf
Stream. This, in turn, he maintains has
been caused by one of the many earth
ouakes whose effects have been so frequent
in low attitudes this autumn. The imme-
date result of the upheaval YVES to divert q
vast volume of sea water from its usual
course, thus accounting for the great tidal
wave. If the Gulf Stream, or portion Of
it thus diverted, is found, as he thinks it
will be found, to have become permanently
changed, and to be located nearer this con-
tinent than heretofore, then tAisss q = n"e
and ungrsssas stsa modification Of climate
win oe satisfactorily accounted for, and
may, perhaps, be more or less continuous.
"More or less continuous is good. But
the warm winter extended to Europe,
whilst, according to the above theory, the
weather in Europe ought to be colder than
usual. Besides, that tidal wave forgot to
come to this part of the world. Finally,
there was no tidal wave anywhere. A
heavy wind caused all the unusual "sub-
versions" of the 9Th of October.
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BY Thomas W. ,Keesee Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

oITpERIOR FURNITURE, BRUSSELS
SCARPETs, &C., AT AUCTIOE.-1 VIII sell
TJIs DAY at my auction house, commencing at
iiof O'Clock, an assortment of superior HOUSE,
HOLD FuRN1TURE, consisting Of x,,rrrpE
with marble pieces, (new and very hnnds9msl
One snit MAHOGANY CHAMBER FukNi 7
TURE, with marble pieces, (new ana nSnu-
WALNuf and MARnaANT BUREAUS and
MAMM6 nsllsStY H and sTAINED WARDRoBEs,
BOOKCASE and CHINA PREsSs <,uz.ns
FEATHER BEDS. BOLsTERs and PILLOWS
HAIR aud SHUCK MATTRESSEt.
t I. 81 IN az FRAMES, CRIBS and CRADLES,
SIpEBOARDS, -
EXTENSION and other DINING. IL a Ia.,
One suit PARLOR FURNITURE 4Eoeewo1Il,
one suit PARRLa2nEk FHHf fGsIHIlHIHRss
Tandsomc I,RTiSsE1. s. CARPET tEearIy new
TWo.PIY CARPETS and FLOCR MATIlaG,
WALNUT and other DESKS,
WINDOW-SHADES, ..-....
G Gbh e and NJ ash sTIV VEL WATCHES, &c.
fe THOMAS W. KEESFE, Auctloneer. :
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RTEA MEBS.


ES Ho,yF TH ND AZ REGULAR, fssssEsisii-
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RIVER.-The fast
and elegant UNITED STATES :, n NAIL 4 ! steamer
d Oh l n s9 E; E So y ~
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the above-named
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, end FIJI.
DAYS, at 81 O'Clock A. NJ. and returns on Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time to con-
acct with steamers for Baltimore and points
Trains leave City Point icr Petersburg on arri.
7al OF steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, $50. .-.....
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from Il NJ. to O. 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 Tay-landings must be prepaid.
Apply to l.. j. TATUM, Agent.
se-2I ONCE. steamers wharf.
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ssftif
the iplains,, and steward was et She
head of several exploring expeditions 70
the mining regions of the Pacific and Rocky.
mountain States, acquiring an intimate and
extensive knowledge Of that section. For
tune was chengeful, but finally he conquer
ed all difficulties and became wealthy.
Several times he started to the States to
marry his afianced, but something always
occurred to prevent his coming. Still "the
girl he left behind him" remained true
through all the passing years, and they
were married in Indiana last November.
A few days since they made brief visit
to this place, reviving old friendships
and making new ones. They start for
California in February, intending to make
their home at Oakland, o beautiful town on
the Bay of San Francisco, ten miles from
that city.-Barnesville (0hio) Enterprise.
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A FRESH VIEW OF JoURNALlsM.-There
are now three papers published in Law
renee county-to wit: The Bedford Weekly
Neacs, the Bedford Independent, and the
Mitchell Comm ercial. We have taken a
copy of each of these papers of last weeks
issue, and made an accurate calculation of
the amount of reading matter in each, not
counting the advertisements. In order to
bring our calculations within the compre-
hension of all, we have carefully computed
the number Of words, and the following is
the result: Ne,os NEARLY, $4,000 words !;
Independent, 1860 words; Commercial,
27,400 words. From this figuring it will be
seen that the Commercial contains weekly
3,400 words more than the Ne,Os.-NitcheU
(Ind.) Journal.
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FAKosT vALTJABLsEas REAL ESTATE
z fNI FOR SALEakT. kECTI0N.-,Hy yfrfue OF
deed OF rrsst executed TO me BY Henry B. Gould
Westrnoreland county, andin pursuance Of writ
I'm Instructions frofndhs parties secured thereby
shall, on the 18th day o. February 1870, II fair
proceed to sell for cash. on the premises, 20 the
highest bidder. that MOST YALUABLlE TRACT
OF LAND known as - WHIT EsPOiNlT,' lying
part OF Westmoreland county. containing SIX
HUNDRED AND iTHIRTYSTHKEE sACREs
The buildings upon tfis farm are superior.
This land Is leased for 81, 900 year exclusive o.
most valuable FISHINGSHOREf anda deposit
Of GRAVEL commanding ready sale.
The title to this property h believed 60 be fnds
putable and without incumbrance; except TINS
1ecd:: but selling as trustee shall only convey.
the title vested In me as such.
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..e ByA. G. Pulliam, AuctioDeer.
. southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets

DOR SALE AT AUCTION, ON AC-
i COUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
F0RTy-THREE ACRES OF WOODLAND on
MIDLOTHIhM TURNPIKE. THREE MILES
OF RICHMOND, IN GHE S &c GowM iI
liam j. pnckett, having failed to comply with
terms Of sale. 18th December, 1850. will sell on
FRIDAY the 4th day of February, 1870, at O'Clock
M, on the premises, at public auction. II fair
ir NOT, on the next fair day thereafter, FORTY
THREE ACRES OF LAND, heavily timhased
with original growth, living On the Midlothian
turnpike, Chesterfield county: adjoining the lands
Of james Sheppard Pullen, Smith, and W eisiger
being part OF the Fisher tract.
This l4nd is all capable Of cultivation, after the
timber is rem moved. without ditching, ana the
wood will cut an average Of thirty cords to the
acre. The attention of wood dealers in Richmond
is particularly called to this sale, as the wood and
timber is worth more than expect for the land.
TERMS: Cash, 5000 balance Of onc-third OF
sale to be added to second third, with interest
thereon, in negotiable note at six mon tbs !; and
remaining third, with interest thereon. In nego-
liable note at twelve months. Taxes for 1870 to be
paid. by purchaser. 4. G. PULLIAM.
Ia 20 Auctioneer.
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BY James n, Taylor,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
Office No. 82l Main street,
fhrnn doors helnM SnntSMnod Hotel.

YTRUSTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of
deed of trust executed to the subscriber by Adam
Fisher trustee, bearing date the 1st day of April.
1852, and duly recordedIn the clerks Office OF the
Hastings Court of the city OF Richmond, to secure
been made IN the payment of said bond. and ut
the request of the parties interested In said deed,
will proceed to sell at public auction, the 5TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1870, at O'Clock 2. NJ.
on the premises, the property described In said
deed, being LOT OF LAND on the west side Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad near the depot,
dwelling and grocery, with four rooms the othcr
has thrGc rooms.
TERMS: One-thrd cash the balance at three,
six, and nine months for negotiable notes, iute-
rest added secured by Il deed of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Ia o6-l0t TRUSTEE
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GRusss & WILLIAMS Auction
BY Richardson 8 Co., "a
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.


4 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT FOR
Z ~ SALE ATAUCTIoN.-Will be sold at auc-
tiop< on the premises, FRIDAY. the 9TH instant,
ut & O'Clock P. NJ. O desirable BUILDING LOT,
50 feet front, and rupningaback of Irregular
depths 40 7-l2 and 1870 feet to the rear 1l8 feet
wide ON the west side Of Harvie street. corner OF
the old Coal Pit road, adjoining and near William
Hunters, formerly Bernard's, Johu G. shafer's
and others.
TERMS One-third cash; balance In three and
six months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured by n deed Of trust.
fol- RICHARDSO & CO. Auctioneers-
GALE OF IRON AND OTHER PUB
OLIC PROPERTY AT tAUCTIoN.-Tn com-
pliance with Instructions received from the Se7re-
tary of the Treasury, WILL sell ut public auction,
on WE DNEsDAY the 9th day Of February. 1870.
ut IL O'Clock NJ, at Drewry's Blnff, on James
river, property estimated as follows:
- : rs tons ARMOR PLATE.
Is tons SCRAP WROUGHT
tons SCRAP CAST.
...# IRON GIN, 0, 900 pounds:
IRON GUN. 1000 pounds;
~ GUN CARRI4GFS.
400 pounds COMPOSITION.
A boat will be I'm readiness at the New York
wharf at 10 A. NJ. which win convey bidders to
and from place Of sale mt a reasonable charge.
,se j. NJ. HUMPHREYS,
Collector OF Customs.
. CUsToM-HoCsE, Richmond, Va, Jan. 20, 1870.
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BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctihneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY GOOD FARM OF FOUR
II HUNDRED AND; THIRy9 = I11,1 ACRREE1 Re-,
MILE OF JAMES RIVER, FOR SALE AT
,AUCTTON.-On THURSDAY the Sd day Of Feb
mary. at II O'Clock NJ, we will sell at our office
thu: FARM called 'sGRAFTON," adjoining the
berkeley estate, the lands of Mrs. VIM. NJ. Harri-
son. and others.
Three hundred acres shaye been literally lined
and cIoyered, and have been. carefully cultivated
for twea ,ty years on the 1vc.held system. The SOIL
is heavy Clay loan, adapted to wheat and grass,
aud con ,pares favorably with the celebrated lands
sig acre. in woods With some timber r, -, 49,.
rr1its n fine GARDEN, and the site on which the
dwelling stood{s beautiful one.
There nre also TWO SMALL HOUSES we'll
,stnated + " judicious division Of the farm into
two tracts. ,,.., .,uoo ,,,,o, :,
i, schooner wharf within one mile, from the house
Persons wishing to purchase farms would do
well to exa mine this property before Inc day OF
sale. .
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
IN OPT e2-31, & FebL2,8 Auctioneers