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.RYAyok MAXWELL

l'ji p ~ RYAN, & MAXWELL, a szs
BOOT AMI SHOE MANDATORY.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form The citizens Of Lewis aid adjoining
counties tia. they have opened 1 new and
iT1SH BooT AND aSHoE S7oRE,
Two doors above Lewis store, Main street,
.2H0l BeHes,q Eea Hrgipia. .
We shall keep constantly on hand foil
supply Of Lddiss lMiaei and Chi7dren's
Slices and large assortment Of gentle
mems ,.Ushl
m va SHOES AND Bd0TS,
Ready made and ITO order" .a.,
The quality Of our work will be as good
or better than you can get elsewhere; and
our prices shall never fail to please, Give
the new store trial, before worrying cut
your lives and wasting your money in
buying Boots and Shots ats dry goods
store. ~, .,
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED
Al shortest notice and most reasonable terms
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
RYAN d MAXHELL.
June 20, 1s7o.-yf
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VNTEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. J.lT.H0KE, Prs't Board Of Regents.
G. G. Sturgiss, Secretary. ~

ALEXANDER MARTIN, D. D. Presiden.
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosopy.
F. 8. LYON, AN. Yice-President Professor
ofEnglish Literature and Principal ofPrepar.
atory Department. ~
g. G: STEVENS, A. NJ, Professor ofAstrsnsny
and Physics. 5El'i 81,
II. II. PIrRcE, a. NJ, Capt. o. s. A., Professor
t1d Of Mathematics and Military Tactics. 4;
u ]. STEVENSON, A NJ, Ph. D., Professor Of
Z Chemistry, and Natural Philosophy.
y. w. WOOD, Phi. o., Professor Of Ancient and
Modern Languages. 20! ZOO }jisi j; al.
o. W. MnlrR, "A. NJ, Assistant in the Prepare
tory Department. ii-.i 'iEt 49,
D. B. PuRrsIoS, Tutor.
GEoRdE N. HAeASA Esq, Superintendent o.
Grounds and Buildings. i5sg.- Z
HUGH w. BROCK, N D., Lecturer on Physolo-
gy and Hygiene. go.
Hon. JOIN A. OLLIE, Lecturer on Civil and Cea-
stitutional Law. fpi
Fall Term begins LIST Tuesday in September. "
Winter Term begins LIST Monday in December.
Sping Term begins Sd Tuesday in March. -
Com rneneement, Sd "Wednesday in June.
Tuiti yn-Preparatory, $50 PERI Term Of 10
weeks. -, tIl.- ~ glG1
I" University, $500 cope per Term Of 10
weeks.
DoRrding--Not to exceed $500 perl week.
- Send for, catalogue. v3nl4.
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WE are promised some unusual regis
.ration yillniey this season. Continued
Practice makes. .pcrf,Or. In return we
promise unusallJ vigorous prosecutions
under the second section ofthe bill to ct
force the Fifteenth Amendment.
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,,3InniA Disgrace.

n
.'Pr.y tell me. my dear, wha. il the
cause Of those tears q
"Oh, such o idisgraccr'
3 5"What is II, my deari Don't keep me
in suspense" .a| y &'N
"OB, have opened one Of your letters
supposing il to BE- sadressed 70 myself
ge,t,inly Il. looks more like Mrs. than Mr..
Z W"h that all 2 What possible harm could
there b id a wife opening her husband
letters r = 1GD'8 'a - p"
''No harm in the Thing itself, but tho
contents. Such disgraee.'' 10
"Who has dared 10 write me n:lstter
nndt to be!read by my wife Z" v-y,.,,
',Oh no, tits couched ID the most ohas!e
and beautiful language. But the contents!
the contents p
Here the wife buried her face in her
handkerchief, and commenced sobbipg
aloud, while. her husband eagerly caught
up the epistlc that had nearly brokon,his
wife's heart. :. It was. a bill from the prin.
ter for three years subscription for the
newspaper. ,, ="
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-07-18

g Tnn Ns,s Era, a paper published at
Washington, and owned and edited by ne.
groes, declares That the radical party Of
Georgia is composed "almost exclusively
cfcolored men, u Is . pretty black
party everywhere.
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY.

TX7ANTED, IMMEDIATELY.
wv Five Isl Energetic Men as Canyasset,
for the sale Of Wheeler and Wilson sewing
Machines. Wagon, Team and outfit fur ni,beS
free Of charge. Apply BY letter or in person 10
A., 80. WIN. SUMNER / Co.,
JAY f-a Wheeling, ". Va.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-07-18

nsds Of Poor Hum. whiatsy. Proof Spin
Ito, and Refuse Liquors. doctored, speed,
And svcctened 70 please The tasts, called .Toniess
,s i sut
Hsdielne, made from tho Native Roots and
Hefhs Of California, ffeo from an Alcoholic
Z 6Guiul> Ting sre !he QRGATBIO0D
CHILE perfect Eenoyator and lnvigos..or
"a rssssriss Is bieod 10 . healthy condition.
No person can take these Btters, accordinx 70
ydifeciiona, a1d nmatn long unveA rst
olo0 viii b givsn for On ineufshle case, pro.
y,dinS tie bones AZ not Destroyed By mineral
S 1Sna; s q Sii &. peins Il i Isp. Il:
For Inhanamstory and Chronic Hheg.
1estion. biiious, Rsmitlsnk and inter-
! nitfent 1evefsb DIeases oS the Bl99d.
Liver. Kidneys. and Blaadefi NEE .iss 6 bis-
49, az esus.d j. ViHatsd Blood, which
i rsoeraily pRolnetd ~ deranssmeus Of IN
Dieostivo Organs.
TSsJ insisorate tho stomach, and stimulate
t1s topid liver and eoxsii Witch rssd M tne :,
iii impaItles, Md impartins nav liis and risor
Dvspcpsis Or Indication, 1lesdaehe,
\ Pain 81 the Shoulders, CosghS Tightnesa o. ne
Chest, Dizziness, Bout Stomach. Bad Taste IN
"a M:s M's oos ssa'i S:ssss.s fis i
fhoreRiops OF ths kldneys, and hundred oihsr
! S4isfSl Symptoms which afr ths odspeinss OF
6yspspsis, arc cured " theso pitteis.
ukisethe Yitstsd Blooi ysssssresr 3our ana
foui. md Tfeeiine1v val tel you when. Keep
\. 10 bood puls snd 10 health q ths 'y's'm viii
PfN rArE .na o.h.r woEx q. i t..s., T.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-07-18

School Disnc. E1.cusire Committees.
ii distries, Wesion, j5..5,
2 Crane and B G Minnieh.
2nd district, Middle Run,
W Matthews and George shecf.r.
3rd district, Mutphy'. Creek, Ia' ''
ASS Fisher and Henry Lansford. aPsg -
All diariet, Turner'S, a"55''i's US H7
George W Ballard md Jacob @ Fi,bsr .ts
6h dianet, Thomas Whites, al .si'
John Bohan and Thomas White. lt
Oh district, BealTs Mill, q s. str-
James MHllsdsy and John r Deall -si.7
III district, Nurray',, slsf ai
James Fitzpatrick aud Patrick Murray.
sh distriet, Turner's, '"' .'a
James Collins and Francis MeCuddsn.
Oh district, ERiS, ~ tH
Thomas Nolan ind Vim McLsughl lin,
l0h district, Kards, gri7aa
Francis Skinner and Lewis A MeDsaald.i
l1h diariet. Gladly Fork,
A A Brown and Oliver Alkire. .s-...
12h disriet, Khelan's, : -4b
] 7 Whetiel and James whehn, sr. .s,If -f
18ih diarict, Pitchers,
Perry Hawkins and Jonathan Fletcher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
CHICAGO, Oct 23.-NIr. P. T. Barnum and

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Mr. p. 7. Bamum and
his party ten friends who went to Fort Hays Kansas
under the auspices OF the National Land Company for
the purpose OF purchasing lands and enjoying buffalo
hunt have just arrived here They report having made
most delightful trip. The party represented some
A00o0Oo Some members OF it invested $4,000 in cattle
raising and herdng the plains Of Kansas and Colo
RADIO, while others expended larger for land in
both Of these localities. The buffalo hunt organized
by MaOrGen. Gustav, commandant at Fort HAYS, and
proved most interesting and satisfactory Each member
Of the party slew one more Of the huge b0ynes and
each gentleman brings with him trophy of preserya-
t0n the head OF buffalo NJ his own shooting. They
hundreds OF buffalo and might have killed OF
them, had they not considered IL wrong 10 have
the plain with OF these wild beasts which they
could not appropriate Ia any useful purpose They de
scribe the chase exciting and eXhiarating in the
IRENE. one of the party Mr. Geo. A. Wells Of Bridge
port, Ct, lost his way during the excitement of the
chase and not found until after two hours search
He had already made up his mind to spend al least
night among the prairie wolves and perhaps he com
PEELED To eat raw buffalo meat possibly portion or
his horse. The National Land Company, No. Bowling
green NewYork furnishing excursion tickets To the
plains and back at greatly reduced prices Although
Gen Gustav Is the point OF removing his quarters TO
Fort Leavenworth, excursionists will always find
hunters at Hays City who will be glad TO give them
buffalo hunt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

The West India and Panama Cable, which
broke down month and unnecessarily grapped
for has been abandoned for the present until the cessa
ton OF the terrible gales which have been So prevalent OF
late. A Temporary arrangement however, has been
made for forwarding messages sending them by the land
lines TO Punta Rosa, and thence by small vessels 10 Key
West whence they are forwarded To Havana. The time
from Punta Rosa To Key West Is one TO two days, ac
cording To the wind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
,,ooOo ESTATE IN LITIGATION.

In the Kings County Circuit Court yestenruaSyn
before Judge Tappan, these entitled Lucy !. & r
against Jacob b. e. Martense. Gertrude Prince III" TO
Their Jane Martcnse was held. . ~. Harry
The plaintiff alleges that she is the wife OF DE- ns'
W barron OF Brooklyn that she was born m lSss n t
the only lawfully hesoten child OF Elizabeth BiaSe
Tint her father samul Branerd died August y lots,
that the said Elizabeth Brainerd Is the dausn,o ast
Adrian Martenae. MlQ died poasesseI VI piVPetH "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
THE ALLEN CASE.

An application will he made this morning be-
fore one of the Judges of the Supreme Court probably
Judge Cardozo, who is holding Chambers for writ OF
habeas corpus and certiorar to admit Theodore Allen t
bail in any sum fixed by the Court The writ will b.
made returnable tomorrow morning. when Judge Gar
win will appear for the people and cxJudse stuart anc
Mr.. Sedgwck for the prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
SOCIAL SCIENCE.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION-LAST DAY.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-The Social Science
closed its to-day after listening TO the
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LOCAL MATTERS

RELIGIOUS SERVICES T0-M0RROw.-Wc
note the following appointments
METHODIST Centenmy-Rev. f. T,
Baird, D. D., at II A. NJ. Rev. DR.. J. l.. NJ
Curry at 7:I5 z. Nj.
Scnmen'S Bcthel.-Rev. F. J. Boggs at
3!P.M.
Nicholson -Shect-Rev. Robert A. Arm
istead at II 4. NJ. and j P. NJ.
oregon WN-Rev. P. Archer Mt II a.
NJ. and Rev. L. A. Strother at - p. NJ.
Sidney-Rey. f. y. Strother at II A. NJ
and Rev. ?. Archer at ii P. Nj.
Rev. J. \. Proctor will deliver n memo
rial sermon on the death of DR.. W. A
Smith at y p. NJ. at Trinity church.
BApTIsT.-FMt0n-Rev. J. L. NJ. Curry
at II A. NJ. Communion after the morning
service.
PREsBYTERIAN.-Scc0M Presbyterian
The hour for the afternoon service has been
changed TO A. P. NJ.
1nited.-Rev. Joseph c. Stiles, D. D., at
II 4. NJ. Communion service at 45 P. NJ.
EPIsC0PAL.- Monumental - Communion
at 4 \. NJ. Afternoon service at 4 } P. NJ.
appointments by the Ncth0diSt EpiSco-
pal ChurCh.-Seryices in the United States
court t-room. Conference love feast at A.
NJ. At II A. NJ. sermon by Bishop f. S.
James, d. D. At the close Of the morning
service the ordination of deacons will take
place. Sermon at s. P. M. by Rev. +. Q.
Fuller. d. D., Of Georgia ; after which the
elders will be ordained.
The Missionary Society will hold their
anniversary at s P. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05

We have determined TO reduce to less than the
regular gold rates the price OF every article OF our
magnificent stock OF Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Jewelry, and Silrerware, and ssk an inspection OF
our goods and prices, which we propose to offer
for less than they can be bought In the first class
houses OF New York and Philedelphis. We i'm
port and receive daily from the manufacturers the
latest styles Of rich Jewelry, Fine Watches, Dia-
mond and Pearl Sets, Leontine Vest and Guard
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons, Handkerchief
Holders, Amethyst, Mossagate, Ruby Signet, Dia-
mond Engagement, and Plain Gold Wedding
Rings; Masonic Jewels and Jewelry, spectacles
and Eyeglasses, Sterling silver Spoons, Forks,
Pitchers and rich Presentation Pieces In cases.
NOwI.AN 4 Co.,
Main street corner of Tenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05
BY Grubbs civilians
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
r,evonth street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN sIDNEY-By virtue ef de deed DO Of frs;a frgs.
executed by A. Grant r. t. s;ss or hrs rs:oracd yd
in ustgs Cour. See being 1hsTe,9 h9
an fd decd will sell at auction, upon the premises.
h OF March lar e a aSlGsx
~ ~ The same honr the following property--to wit
on the south side Of sver t,sst ,s tasa ssween rsn,
ming back $50 feet to an alley l5 feet wide.
RASEp PWEtLlSG or barey tse HGrs sna
niver begirlning ss feet II inches east OF Cuiyert
fronting 20 feet, rIn1lrS nr,dp Sask sss notes
oa,od bv tbe decd of trust would require the sum
Of zoos with Interest thereon from ssthof Oetober
1901 in addition to the expenses OF sae 20 10
I'm cash the residue TO he upOn such terms as tne
rustee In said deed may direct or In case OF MS
failure to give such direction, upon auch terms as
the trustee may think fit.
1t Is supposed however. that the terms mhy \. %. DC
changed so as to require less sum In sssn snan
above stated. NV. GRBbBS, frusIrs;
- @GnuBBs q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. mn l
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By James nj. TAYLOR.
Real Estate Agent and .Aucttoneer,
ONCE No. s2l Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN RICHMOND.-By virtue OF
decree of the judge of the cirenit court OF the city
Of Richmond pronounced on the cath dav OF Feb
ruary, 1870, in tho case Of Taylor ps. Sturges.
shall as special commissioner thereby appointed,
proceed to sell at public anction. on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of March, 1870, at d O'Clock, on the
premises if fair II not, tho next fair day there.
after, the following REAL ESTATE described In
said decree, a portion OF said property being IN
the town of Sidney, in Haryie's plan, near Beiyi-
dere--Sfz.:
LOTS Nos. and IL in square No. 0. No. fronts
on the west side of Beyidero street between Bev-
cry and Albemarle streets 40 feet by e feet deep.
Lot No. II fronts on the east side of Pine street 90
feet, rCnning hack l45 feet to an alley. -
LOTS Nos. II and IL. In square No. II. front 90
feet each on the east side of Laurel at its ntersec-
tion with Spring street running hack14s feet.
On MONDAY the l4th Of day Of March 1870. on
the premises, will he sold the other LOT named In
said Decree being that desirable LOT In Rockets.
fronting about eightv-two feet on Poplar street at
It's Intersection with Ash street. and extending
across the York River railroad E; at present occu.
MED by the United States Government as iurn-
ber.yard. This may be considered . valuable lot,
living on both sides Of the railroad. -
TERMS ODe-third cash /; the balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest addeu
title to be retained until tile whole OF the. pur-
chase money shall have been paid. The purchaser
to have the right to pay cash and obtain Ills deed
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
mh2 Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05
BY Richardson K Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
No. ul3 Main street.

DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE ON
- CHURCH hill FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION.-Will be sold at auctlon, on the premises.
on MONDAY, 7th ingtant at 81 o'clock =. NJ, the
property formerly owned BY John c: KnanG de,
ceased, consisting of BRICK DWELLING
with Hve rooms the usual out-honses. and about
THREE ACRES OF LAND located just beyond
the eastern corporate limits, and on the road lead
Also st Al O'Clock r. NT. the same day. TWO
NEW FRAMED TENEMENTs. each having
FIVE rooms, store, and lot 55 by i2s feet on The
streets. Both OF the last-named tenements are
occupied by prompt-paying tenaLts, one 9f whom
has been doing for a wear or more lucrative dTug
business In the adjoining store. ,.,,
TO any one desiring to purchase with thatvlew
or otherwise fine opportunity Is offered.
TERMS onc-ihrd cash ba,anee Ut = o aaSea anI
'n' se'pi'" y " RICHARDSON & CO.,
mb, Auctioneers.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
h jcftoneer and Real Estate Agene, |,

TRUSTEES sALE.-On MONDAY the
L 7th March, 1870: at II O'Clock n. Iwin cell On
First anu Hull streets, in the town OF Manehester,
the property conveyed to me by William Bs
Chalkey, he having surrendered the same 10 me
with the request that 1t should be sold for aecounf
Of the beiieHcarfes under the trust deed--say, a
FRAME BUILDING. on First and Hull streets
used as q cooper-shop, subject 70 ground rent q
the rate Of s2s per annum, the rent being que and
All the HOOP-POLES and FLoUR-BARREL
STAVES and 81 FADINGS in the cooper-shop and
yard adjoining;
Trustee.
sale conducted by W. GoDDIs, Auctioneer. ~
mhJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05

"WALKING DOWN BROADWAY is n yer.
popular song at present, but every gentleman
walking down or up Main street should call in n
BALDwIN'S, corner of Main and Tcntli, and clOth'
himself in garments that are both In season an'
In fashion. BALDwlN'S clothing will give th'
wearer not only the right but the humor to SIM
the mcrrest songs of the day. His clothes vii
not merely keep you warm, but insure you warn
reception everywhere.
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Z
4. NJ. furniture, bagatcllc table, &c. He will
also sell at - NJ. n framed shed at corner OF
seventh and Canal streets.
COOK & LAUGHTOE will sell at 10 A. NJ, at the
horse-lot, in rear of Lancasterian school,
aKossuth stallion, top-wagon, harness. &c.
{. G. F0LKES, substituted trustee, will sell In
Charles City comfy $50 acres of land.
THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell at the horse-!ot,
near the city jail. horses, mules, &c.
L. II. VALENTINE. 1884 Main street, will sell at
1oA. II. clothing, dry goods, shoes, watches,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE MARCH
5.-Mr. John Rahen, en-" Box 426,
Richmond, Va; Mr.. L. Raje, Boston, Mas
sachusetts Miss L. Brent, Guilford Sta
ton; Colonel George C. Cabcll, Danville,
Va; Martcl Lcsuenur, Esq, Christians
burr Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05

CHANGES AT THE CusToM-H HOUSE. MIR.
William H. Gray has been removed from
the Office of First Clerk in the Collector &
Office to make room for William T. Bailey,
an ex-inspector. Az
Captain J. B. Warrington has been made
to walk the plank, and his place given to
Lewis Lindsey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05
pRAPASAI,S.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
y ROAD-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received ut the Engi-
neer's Office at Charleston, w. Va, until Il 81:
March /, 1870 for the GRADUATION, MASrMEl
and the SUPERSTRUCTURE OF BRIDGES on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad between ~ the
Falls OF Kanawha and the Ohio river, inciuaing z
THREE MILLIONS CUBIC \ DIS +
EXCAVATION, and SEVENTY THOUSAND
CUBIC YARDS OF MASONRY. -
Also, at the Engineers office at Rfcnmonu, va,
until u NJ March 10, 1870, for several heavy sec
tions east of the Falls of Kanawha, Including the
unfinished work near Millboro', and That eight
miles east of the White Sulphur Springs, the Great
Bend tunnel, $500 feet: Lewis tunnel a,s0o feet
raj sections IN rock cutting and about TO- ooo cubic
yards OF masonry.
: ProaIes and specifications can be found at the
Office OF the company. 81 William street, New
York; at Richmond, Va. and ut Charleston, w.
Va, on and after January Is. 1870. The comnany
reserves the right to reject any or all the BIDS
offered, and to make private contracts Tor the
work. ...
Information as to time, etc, win be given ut the
letting. For further informati0n apply o Ii. ID.
Whitcomb, Chief Engineer, Richmond, Va, or to
W. A. Kuper, Principal Assistant Engineer,
Charleston, West Virginia..
c. j.. HUNTINGTON,
President Chesapeake and
~. Ohio Railroad Company.
ia 15-d2w &tstawtMarchlo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05
BY Lee d Goddin, ,sAuctioneers,
No. lll3 Main atrees.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF YALUABLE
4 IMPROVED REAL EESTATEEINs HEN.

TRUsTEEs SALE Of VALUABLE
L IMPROVED. Real ESTATE IN HEN;
iaN sRSyE,' Al Al sAttcTfo virus OF q deed
Of trust bearing date 2iss day os Fehruary, lssa
trustee day recorded In the Office or the clerk OF
Heurico county court, and by request OF the bsne.
dciary secured therein. win proceed TO sell e
public auction, on tire premtses, on TUES
Pan g H. .s shsa e asz e aaEs slsss
LAND with the improyemepts thereon, the late
residence OF DIR. Hnzlett Lofand, sitnated Q
short distance beyond the city OF Richmond and
the ssrsass1s dREg sFsgss Son @es Z
= COMFORTABLE, DWELLING and the
usual out-honses for the nsc Of the place,
which has been Ipr years past suceessinlly enit..
yated az dsa en- sstd ~ lAsgi ~ iaDds Odsn of
Edmund r. sCrenshaw. II. ]. Smitb, and James
tTsiley: north, by the. land Of 80. Barton e ana
On the vest, by that Of f--- stanarc snd che said
hIITs TEENS One-third cash; balance ID one. two,
and three years, fornegotiabfe notes wtth
added at six per cent per annum Eom ~ %
sale, and secured by deea of frass on snn
fe Is s JOB y aE..AL..s.ss.- 80.
GHERIFF,s sALE.-By virtue Of eXecii.
u hands In favor OF Wiliam y. Sofes ~
Go. and gsscas sssans snsson ~. tn Sais foSs
OF Tho ossy Haii at i. O'Clock March u is1e.
.he Following property, 10 satisfy tsa saia eAscu-
] s'sSSsSAs y "a aEnns S1nE, l,EssssEs asssNss
i HOOK aad IxDDEk TRUCK and FIX
4 REELS. With hoas. 4.
- JOHN y, " RisHI. z. 9,
ssess sheriff city OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05

"WALEs ABOUT PARIS" ."-Rev. John
Bayley will deliver his two lectures,
"Walks about Paris" on Tuesday. and
Thursday next, the Sth and 10th, at Cente-
nary church. .-@5 .....-.
These interesting lectures are given for
the benefit of the Sunday school connected
with Centenary church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05

BEFORE COMMISSIONER JOIN A. LYMAN.
William II. Cullingsworth was brought be-
fore this tribunal on yesterday for shipping
tobacco without having paid the taxthereon,
but on proving that he was not the man
was Immediately discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate AGENT.

.FXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT,
IL ON THE WEST LINE OF SIXTH Be
TWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS. FOR
SAL e AT TtUCTI0N-WiIt he sotd nc auction,
on thepremises on TUESDAY the sthof MarSl,
1870: 1T clock r. that very excellent EkfCh
occupied by Mr.. Thomas Samson. The Tot has
front of 80 by Ils feett an alley, and the dweung
two parlora, front and rear porticos. and good
Kitchen! and fs remarkably well built.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at foars cighft
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by o trust deed. Possession given
n NH q ~ ,' ~ W. aoDDIN, :Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05

DICHMOND THEATRE.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH It'll:
Limited engagement Of the accomplished artistic,
MISS LAURA KEENE,
ENTIRE DRAMATIC COMPANY,
from Laura Keenc,s CheStnut-Street Theatre.
Philadelphia, combined with the long-established
'e' MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 7TH,
Bourcicault's romantic drama. written expressly
for Laura Keene, and performed by her through
out the United States and Canada with immense
HUNTED DOWN;
THE TWO LIVES OF MARY LEIGH.
Mary Leigh. Miss Laura heene.
TUESDAY-Tom Taylor's and Charles Readc's s
comedy,
Or.
BEFORE AND BEHIND THE CURTAIN.
Observation-Disclosures immortal comedy
"Le salade Imajinaire,'' adapted by Charles
TOINETTE: On, THE SAUCY HOUsEMAID.
Sale Of secured seats commences at the book
store Of West Il Johnston Saturday morning,
March 5th. mn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05

LAND SALE IN GREENE COUNTY, VA
BY David D. NJ. Digges, land agent at Cor
louisville, Va, $50 acres on Priddy' creek,
belonging to Colonel Joseph II. Yager, to
Nlr. John Neff, of Montgomery county !;
said to be q good place. Price, s3,lG5.