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vThe sour face of wife helps the
liquor trade.
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EThe woman who neglects the but
tons of her husban's shirt front is not
the wife of his bosom.
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vIs a lantern, jawed man necessa-
rily Rgkt-headed If he's sober is he J
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wThe heavy snow storm of yestEr-
day had the effect Of delaying the trains
on the different railroads.
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RThe most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found at
Merge's, 1873 Main street.
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cySpring Weight Velveteens, plaid,
striped and plain Nainsooks, Scotch
skirting Cambrics, striped balmoral
skirting, just opened by j. II. Smith.
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wBen. Franklin Council No. l, Uni
ted American Mechanics, meets tonight
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EGO to Porter's and purchase your
Shoes, you will come away smiling at
your bargains.
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wCandles for Candlsmas day can be
had at P. Loechers, No. 3 Washington
Hall.
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For RENT.

rI,UREE DWELLING HOUSES IN THE
Third Ward. two on Fourth and one on
Fifth streets. Apply at the office OF
isnI5tf GEO w. JEFFERS.
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vEaster Sunday comes on the 18th
of April.
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atheeling gegister.
Saturday,...-.-...February 10.
LOCAL MATTERS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Mills
Flour.
For Rent.
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EGO to +. NJ. Porter's if you want
your goods cheap. +. NJ. PORTER.
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Finest selection of stereOscOpic
views in the city at III Main street.
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SNOW SToRM.-A very heavy storm
of snow visited us yesterday morning
before daylight, and citizens who went
to bed before midnight were astonished
on waking to see that
"The snow, like a sheet,
Corered cabin and styr
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EBe sare to get your Photographs
ut "li7.n
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FOR SALE.
HNR SALE.

v,rM-CoYTAINING I2s ACRES OF OF
IA I,n5 portion of which is cleared
a SD good state Of cultivation y4RI ni
aas6 Of ppPe sTees Of t Of p Dsss Cherry
fruit al o|ince trees; also. grape vines. Good
PLAN . ~" and outhousCs. The land is rolling
stauhn- ,as~ il well watered, and a never fail'
but nc n ~ - GOOD water in the yard VIII De
'aE W w low and terrns easy. For price anu
sold V'tN nj L q. HUGHES,
terms t"t"' Real Estate Agent. =,
Oa.cS on H"f''"' dec3l
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

DEING DESTROYS OF QUITTING THE
ID business by the first Of April next, offer
my entire stock Of
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ri.szl.iie9s !. .~t..

- s.zs, - Fl -. - - :.
tSsE- E-lS -
RICHMOND AND PETEESBU"G y. J.. C0.,}
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rnrflr I>!spaiCh.
TOr TIC UsSIf1VW.
r,nn vrect,on OF Judges-Jud2e oil ahs
xIu.,tr-s Court of Richmond.

The election of Judges for the Court OF
,nneaIs and circuit courts has been pecu'
liarlv fortunate, and reflects great credit or
the legislature. 1t is an indication that we
shall have the most suitable men to exround
our laws.
Should tic Legislature be as fortunate in
The selection Of city and county judges, II
Will cntitlc itself to the gratitude and thanks
OF the people, who can once more, as II
other days, look upon the bench with conf
dcnce and pride.
One OF the most important selections yc
to lie made is that of Judge of the Hastings
Court Of Richmond. Who is to be the man
\ wide field is open, and in casting around
and without intending to disparage The
qualifications or claims Of others, 1 nave
been brought to the conclusion that no mar
in Richmond is more peculiarly fitted for that
position than {. G. Griswold, Esq. His long
experience and success at the bar; his UNI
firing energy: his cool and impassioneo
Judgment his thorough knowledge OF oul
laws; and, above all, his high moral char
actcr, All combine to make him the peer o
aav man in or out of Richmond.
trust the Legislature will, in the ezer
else Of it's important functions. see tit II
elect Mr.. Griswold, satisfied as | ON, from
an intimate acquaintance of about thirty
wears. he will discharge the duties witt
credit TO himself and the appointing power
and to the perfect satisfaction OF the com
munitv. 4.
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Communicated.
Tuc Probate Judge for Richmond.

The Legislature is proceeding with com
menlahle rapidity in the election of judges
nn} whenever the jurisdiction OF cour
is defined nv an existing statute The office
should lie filed Mt once.
But there is one court peculiar to thu
civ. by reason of the fact that it has q
reputation Of more than 10000 inhahi'
tants, and It's jurisdiction has not been de'
tined. We allude to the COURT OF rEnBATE'
The jurisdiction of this court will lie
ono Of great importance, and the election
Of n Judge of probate before the passage
If nm act defining his duties strikes Us ~
orcn to the eravest objections and dlihcul-
tics. We presume, therefore, that the Lee
rielaturc will, before filling the office OF pro-
bate iulgc, determine of what matters he
shall take co@nizance. We venture to make
these suggestions. rs there was some d'spo-
s:.icn. we learn, on yesterday to proceed at
once with the nomination and election OF
tho Judge of this as yet vague, shadow.
and underlined, court. Such u step would
have been 70 obviously premature and it,
advised that moments consideration Will
prevent lis being taken. As matter Oh
cure the jurisdiction OF the court must
lc determined before 4 Judge Of probate II
elected.
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Gnhmond Atspatfh.
r,,,-,sn,v MARCH 81, 1870.
1,7;,o,c D;s0ntch: 4 card contained

Editors Dispatch: 4 card contained in
the city papers OF yesterday protesting
AGAINST the effort of Senator Lewis and cer~
tain Radical congressman to destroy. the
Conservative organization in Virginia is
prefaccd by the statement that l. among
others, refused to sign the same. That my
refusal may no, be misunderstood, it ma,
be proper to say that no man in VIRGINS
would more heartily deprceate than mysen
any effort to SOW d:ssension In the tonse ei
tive ranks. But regard myself as l"ii1
Unidentified with the Conservative, party
did not wish. by signing the card referred
- 20 have the appearance of adhering t'
anv other organization, however Thoroughly
mn;,ca with the Conservatives in their party
affiliations. JOHN W. ii'"''>7'
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By Lee i GGddin, Auc!loneers,
No, lib Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
J. AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOSD.-Byv virtue OF .
deed Of trust executed by BERNARD Gotlieb and
Der, 1860, tn Thomas W. Up>hur "a trustee duly OF
ord In the Office of the clerk nf lienrco count 7
court, We will proceed To SELL on TUESDAY th,.
18th Gay OF APRIL 1870. on the premises, 1T q
O'Clock J. NJ, the real estate conveyed In said
deed as follows-to-wit: LOTS Nos. 81 and 80 Iii
Il plan and survey of Buchanan'S old-iied, which
said TWO LOTS front on the north line of Moore
street about so feet more or less, and have me
street. and are estma' ed TO contain about ONE
AND 4 HALF ACRES, together with the i'm
proyements thereon.
This propeityis peculiarly adapted for TAN
merry, having 4 constant stream Of water
through II, and other facilities for such purposes.
TERMS: Onc-'hird cash; residue at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest adj
died. and secured by truss. deed.
THOMAS w. UPSHUR, Trustee,
LEWIS L. EIGBY, Assignee.
NH s6-td
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ANn nhNNlLLE RAIL

u edmond AND DANVILLE RAIL
II EOAD.-CHANGE ~ sCHEDULE.-Ur
sIId ,.lar WEDNESDAY, December -. l:6s. the
Passenger TEAMS on ti!s road vii! De run
AZ :0llCws:
GONG SOUTIG-Lynchhar2 AMI Danville pes.
sc.Ecro cayc Htchn"ni .!a'!y icXc"pt Sul"hS@,
at 91J \. ~: l,nsc iiurFcT!iC daily exc ~ N'!n-
days. III IL rs l. VI. arrive IL ban: i,ie daily Tex
cent Srniayal at 5:55 7. II. THROUGH NAIL
AHD EMPRESS la:yes RichiE0n2 +at!y at $50
y q: leave. Danv'lc dftiy - SIS ?. NJ; arrives
vt Greensboro daily III - =. q.
G0ISt; &OErU.-1yEchbu-g ard D1ny:ll" pas.
sengprs .esve Danvlllc daily except Snnda.sl a,
1910 A. Il. leave Burke :illt daily except sun
,iaysl at 1915 r. NJ. arrive at i:chi!nnf daily
Except Sundays) t $50 i. u. IlteOLGll Mail
All, EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily 81 PIE
p III. leaves Danyliic daily 1t ll:57 L. y. e..
rivrs n Richmond dali ~ 100 \. u.
The Lynchbury and Danyi!l4 Passenger Train
connects 1T Burkcv!lle with the trains on the
Souths.de ROAD Tor Petersburg. Norfolk, Lynch
burg. and all stations on the SouthStic aad Nir-
g.ni;i and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, kn"x.
vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South AMI Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
at Greens boro with the trains on the North :,aro-
lima rnad for Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta, ~a-
vannah, Neon, Mobile, Montgomery, g., &c. ;
and 1T Pchmund viii he !ichmond frndcricks.
burg and Potomac. Chesapeake and Ohio %nu
Eirimond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING GAHS and CiiILtS'S PATENT
RECLIElNG CIIAIltS On the tT"msh express
train. THOMAS BDDAMEAD,
de q Supc. In:sndcnt.
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By Hill Il Goddin. AuctiOneers,
No. 1908 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 I,WELLING AND HALF sou RE OF
GEOUND, o. THIHTY-FIRsT BETWEES
y AND O STREETS, AT ATCTIOE.-Hv ylr-
tue nf !; decd Of trust, properly recorded 10 the
Hastings Court of The city q: Richmond, made ~
j. @ Watkins on Goth of octoh"r, lsG2 Will sell
on lie premises, 1T D.! o'clock on TIESf'A I,
-trril 5;h, 1870, the above named valuable Pro-
pert. -
The house contains ten or twelve rooms. built
Of brick: brick kitchen and ether ui-ho''scs Il
well If water L.; The ward.
TERMS Cash IL 70 10 much as viii Gcfray tho
expenses If sale and pay ~ MT" Of $3.50, with IN
te,c,t irt.ln "3d March, l,7o, till paid: the balance
ON such terms as viii be- agreed ." n III" sale.
min - FRANK -. HILL. Trustee.
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is hereby given that
IN by IN order OF the Circuit Court of the United
States for tue District OF Virginia MI de and en-
tered on the 9th day OF March, A. ID. 1870 the I'M
dcrsigued has been appointed rs receiver OF the
effects, assets, and other property, Of the James
River Insurance Company.
Parties indebted to the said Company Will settle
only with the undersigned.
j. a. LYMAN, Receiver.
NH TO- eodow Richmond, Va.
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BY Wellington Goblin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT AT .TnE WFSTERN END NJ. Oh OF y M l -:
BETWEEN SHORT AND HAkNlE SlKEfuS.
Nv virtue Of two deeds of trust executed ~ Mr..
James ". Read the first to W. Goddin. Charles
DiInnock, and William Exams. trustees, dated
l4th September. 1slo and the second tn L0maX B.
smith Albert Il. Br noks. and Josiah Crump, trus-
tees dated nth March, 1869. the former recorded
In IIcnr,cn county court and the ttcr in Rich
mund Hastings Court, we shall, as trustees, pro-
coed 10 stll at public auction. the premises.
THURSDAY The 3Ist March, 1870. commencing al
o'clock =. NJ. If fair. If not, the rcNt fair day
thereafter. the REAL ESTATE convc"cd by The
deeds OF irnst Aforesaid VIZ. P'ET OF Let
U. -. In Sidney. fronting so feet On I'll" Mouth side
OF Ellwnnd or Mala street. running back $50 feet
IL M alley - feet WIDE having thereon comfort
9hln FIR AAIED DWELLING.
The deeds require sl to the extent Of about
Is . and tha residue. such terms Is the debtor
shll prescribe and direct. his failure I" give
any Instructions. then on such terms Il. the trus-
tees Shall think Ut. W. GDDDIN.
surviving trustee In nret decd.
LONAX Y. SMITH.
ALERT X. BROOKS,
JOSIAH CRTMP.
NH Il trustees in the sec nd deed.
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers'
corner Franklin ard Governor streets.

HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIANO AT
Ill ATrCTItH.-On FR!UAi inc Isl u,i NJ ~.
ropm f NJ stairs, i SEvEN-OCTAvE pinN,,
in massiT. Gnse cvtra 'I large
. f coo tone and will he sold unrescrvedlE.
Si|e' VI s'0N ''' COOK & LAUGHToN,
~ Auciioneers.
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: T 4 c Y 5

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
II WAtEEonMs.-Up s;aira;, opposite the
poSt.oigicc, Main street, you VIII lind In two oil
those Forefront buildings the largest snd most
varied assort ulent of PAKLOR, CHAMBER, and
Ui&I-G-RonM FURNITURE In the state, of
every variety III style and hnsh. Also, Mattresses
and Sprin, Beds made 10 order In any style lie
sired. Our stock II Chamber Furniture being
very large complete suits can be purchased Al our
thu. ir e, uf all our goods, ard @t selling
about :s low - We did fifteen Years ago.
Weinyitc Ill In want of good substantial Fur
ni.urc - examine oar assortment before buyin Z.
We have goods 20 sult all parlcs--the rich or the
poor. HARDWOOD 4 RITTER,
opposite tie post-onlce, Main street,
de Is Richmond. Va.
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Ar,crIow sAxEs-rhis nax.
by Thomas w. Keeaee, Auctfoneer,
No. 1917 Main street.


ELEGANT Pr ANO, HOUSEHOLD
Il FURNITURE. SEWISG.MAC CHIMES Of
FICE. DESKS. IRON SAFE, &c, FOR SALp
At AtTCTfOS.-T1TSD DAY. commencing at 10
O'Clock, l will sell at my auctIon-housc a large
assor tmcnt of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.,
consisting OF
One elegant aevcn- octave ovcrstrung ROSE
Wo0D-CASE PIANO, made by Charles N.
stcif;
One ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUIT. IN cherry
colnrcd reps:
Two WALNUT PhRLOR SUITS, In green reps,
new and very handsome;
One BOOKCASE.
SOFAS and TETE-A-TETFS in green reps:
MAHOGANY SIDFBDARD. marble top:
MAHOGANY and STAINED WARDR0BES,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY BUREAUS.
one snit COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR and SIIUCK MATTRESSES,
WALNUT and OAK EXTENSION TABLES,
MhTiOGA>.Y and WALNUT WASHSTASDS,
TIN SAFES, LEAF TABLES,
SEWING MACHINES,
IRON SAFE. =" HcrIlng's":
OFFICE DESKS and ia RLES.
TIiOMAs W. KFESEE,
NH 81 Auctinrcrr.
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TT c. HOWARD intends removing to
Il Texas very shortly. and viii attend TO any
law business that may be entrusted to him la that
State. POst-otlice, Richmond, box 254. Messages
10 be left with ROBERT HOWARD, Esd, otlce
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
NH
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1OWUATAN STEANROaTe-

DOWHATAN STEAMBOATeEn,
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE 1890
OF MARYLAND and HETEKSBURII.--Chra
reliable, and safe route to Baltimore, Savannah.
Boston, and the West. Tri-wrckIy line % Ear.i.
more, making close connections WITH steamers TO
Philadelphia. No traEsh!pment Of goods b.
tween Richmond and Baltimore Leave Balti-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SA-
TUkDAY. Leave Richmond every MONDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
Freight received every Gay up IL Co'clock p. ~,
except Saturday, and on Saturday up to 3 O'Clock
7. NJ.
Sec daily advertisement for hour OF sailing.
These steamers have rNccil"n. saloon, stateroom,
and passenger accommodations Fare, 81 meals
end sta:eroom extra. For freight or passage, APP
HARyEYS s WILLIAMS, Agents,
r, Is Commercial Block
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BY Richardson & Co...
Real Estate AgCn.s and Auctioncers,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L IL HENRICO roUNTI.-Hy virtue Of Il
deed of trust hcarlng date tn Gth october, 1868
and recorded In the clerk. flee Of the county
court Of ilcarco, -. II. ~. j.. ST, being re"
uuircd 50 H. do hy the b"ncciarleS therein Sc
cured shall. trustee IN said Il, cd, ell II public
auction. to tie highest bidder, SATURDAY the
eth April prnNmu. III front uf llenricr count?
court-hou on Main street, In the city OF Rich
mend 4 certain TRACT OF LA \ ID mentioned in
saI decd and survey therein referred 10 As con-
tanning T. HUNDRED .tHh f!fTi-NlNF.
AND FiTE-sItiIfTIIS ACRES. twm-tilirds IF
which land Is cleared and improved, III" balance
hcay!ly timaerci with pine, OAK, hickory. &c,
with :, comfortable frame dwelling containing
four rooms, aud the usual out-h"ustS located III
HenricO county tn miles east 81 Richmond, and
within two miles Of Meadow station, on the Hoia
River railroad: md is the sane real estate con-
viewed By jacob Truman 10 Richard Kidd by deed
dated 18th Nay 1883 ana rrcor!cd IN tile clerk :
Office of the county urt 81 HcnriCo "a containing
one huadr.d acres. and which appears hy recent
survey, carefully made, 10 c"ut,in lGj l0S-l000
acres And while the records only call for 100
acres It Is believed that II LID l0.-lGoJ acres
IS ind!Sputahlt hui selling Is trustee viii con-
vcy only such title a Is vested In lie by said deed
oftrust,
TERMS Enough In cash to dcfrav the expenses
Of IN rru.irg this trust and u pay oil L notc OF
$3.50 with interest thereon from the lSt day OF Jan
tirv 1870: credit - u much las may be ncccS-
sarS to meet and disc charge note OF 3oil Cue the
1T July 1870 and the residue on liberal lime.
j. \. RICHARDS N, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & CO.. AuctipHccrs. NH 80
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FOR SALE.

UNNCELLENT IL & Ii L tARRlAtE
E Ep, SAlE.-Tnc subscriber has Tor saic u
rrry%n"! SE"u\D-NhND CARRIAGE thsiorE X,
Ing tna 'tirud for one or Two horses, "i,'n rT,
L. sold ch,.n. Apply TO W. {. Smith. on Fli'h
.t-r,. near Broad. or io j. II. W AIhlNS,
MI :! IL I'LL Main slLcc..
WOE SALE, 5000 Is L l. ID T. X
z Ei:lCKS. In lots t. suit. ,,l = r.,
NH "a ",.'!Gt TAilAf f.hho ~ 80.
NOR SALE, TWO ENCEL-
I LENT FARM MULES AMI one keIySYS
-. - :, 80. NJ. ..-.aharxIAzz-.
- ' D. II. +. BURROUGHS.
nah Al Main and seventh streets
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BY Grnbbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
Eleventh between lain and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONER, SALE OF VALU


COMMISSIONER, SALE OF NALU-
y ABLE REAL E>TATk ON TIE NORTH
SIDE OF CARv STEErT BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND F!FTEENTll.-ln execution Of
decree OF The circuit cour. Of Richmond entered
on the 10Th iav of November 1850, In the case of
Rah,n and as. ~. Rahm and nis.. the subscriber
50, cul commi si"nur app"intch for the purpose
Will sell al auction, upon the Premises, On "
DAY nth prii l..0, ut IL O'Clock ST.. If fair. II
not then on the rsi fair day thereafter, at tn"
same hour, the REAL ESTATE which WAS sold
by Il. j. kahm, coiniu->' OD"+. 10 Boyle & CAM
bic siturttd a. stated above. frnri!ng IS feet OH
Cary street sni running hack 100 feet to an alley,
being The same property upon which the shops or
said Bowie & Gamble now sand.
TERMS: CASH sufficient t. 'iJiray expenses Of
sale and the costs ia cOu:t and the sum OF - 900
with interest from 18th February. 1885, 4 credit ~
10 $l.270 with interest thereon from 18th tebru.
ary, 1853, until 18th February, ISL: u further
creuit rs t. 100 with !"tcrcst thereon from 18th
February. 1868, until 18th August. ISL: aud the
residue upon terms u hc made known ut .he time
of sale: tie purchaser to execute for the d. lerrcd
paymerts negotiable notes with interest added
from IT," day Of sale and also 20 pay taxes for
ls7e. he tile viii ba retained By the court until
line notes are paid.
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
commissioner,
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auct!oneera. Irh 80
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FDEs Ns y DIh. x~@b
OLD DOaIHIOE sTTAasdLF 49,.
COMPANY.
Tho splendd new s.de-wcel steamships ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, + ] \ \ \, Abe
HARLE. and nATTFRhS, l"rTs :cg York !cr
.>orfolk. city Point, and Richmond every TUT
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. AZ O'Clock
T., ~. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, j. high tide,
These sn.ps are entirely new. They nave elegant
salocns aud staternarrs. The fare, aCcOmmoGa.
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made W.T. steamers for su
southcrn G:t! Fur pCan rorts
Insurance effected, waen ortere1: At = Qt'AR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the os5ces of tbs
company.
\. l.. mCCREADy, Prcaident, 49, Greenwich
,treat. SGw York
WILLIAM c. DUSuAh & CO., Asents,
corner Aaia and Eleventh 9trt"ls.
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by Lee Il Goddin, Auctioneers,
TRAME BUILDING. WITH LOT

TRAME BUILDING, WITH LOT, on
Il BAKER STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH
AND FIFTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TIOS.-By virtnn Of deed of trust executed IL
me. bearing date the Goth day of December, 1863.
and recorded I'm the clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court. shall, trustee, sell, the promises on
the 3l>T DAY OF MARCH, $50. at half-past 4
O'Clock y. NJ. the following propcrtv-to wit ::
LOT In the city Of Richmond with FRAME
BUILDING and 0tiT-BUiLDINGS thereon. be-
ginning at point 30 feet from The ortllwcst cor
nrr of Raker and Fourth streets. and running
with Baker street in " stern direction 80 1cct
thence 1T right angles perpendicular to Baker
street In n northern direction to n gully; thence
along said gully In nm eastern direction 80 lcct
from Fourth street th"nce In a straight line l"
The beginning-suhject to The widow DIVER.
sale Insurance for 1865 g. city taxes for 1852 and
n,tr for S5O with interest thereon from III" go
Of December, 1853: the balance on such terms as
the grantor shal direct and In the event ol I'LL
urc on his part, such as the trustee. ~
NH 81 SAMUEL T. BAfLi, trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-31

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
Il L sold "u MOI DAY, April tn 18th, 1870, AT IL
O'Clock A. NJ. at the High tons'ihl"'- office, The;
following propcri ITO wit. Il l"t Of GROCERIES
and COW. To satisfy orders nrthc Court Of lust
n.s for The city of Richmond In my hands In favor
Of Eat"lif- and EartOu and against tttchett.
TERMS Cash.
JAMES LtWEIF,
NH o5 High Constable City Of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-31
AUCTTCE BAEEB-FEfuRe Days. .
By Grubbs & williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY ABLE LOT OF
N GROUND, ON THE SOUTH SIDE Of
MAIN STREET EETWEEN Th II t,i :. S ) I.
At AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the 9Th day of
april ut IL O'Clock NJ, we will lease ut anctl0n,
npon the premises for the term OF TEN u AIRS,
the LOT or GROUND on the south side OF Main
street between the store of Mcssrs. watkins e
Cottrell and An,Ierson's Art Gallery IL ircnti
twenty feet and runs back 10 hulhp ,,, !.
alley The loo .tion Is In the rcntre Of the hest
business part OF the city. and persona Wishing U
secure an unsurpassed business srand ms well ~
those having funds to Invest In building. woula 90
well 10 attend the lease. .,
Terms and conditions made known ut the Time
GRJ-BBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 81 aut' ioIetL-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-31

SECURITY, CHEAPHE&3, LiBEEALITl
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark aud dstIn.
2uish the management OF this company.
ISAAC UUTZLFR,
General Agent for TirS!nis and North Carolina.
Cfice, No. ao2 Main street
DE- G. CAB-LL, Medical Examiner. n1l5