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ing q voyage from Cadiz to Madeira, when
The ship was one hundred miles from her
destination, observed linnet perch itself
In the rigging; after reposing few minutes
and picking up the crumbs thrown to it by
the sailors, it darted Off in . straight line
to the Island of Madeira, which it would
doubtless reach in . single flight. The
tiny hnnet, at that distance, could descry
no more than the sailors the land it was in
quest of; but the instinct that so wonder
fully guided it revealed underneath the
clouds massed on the horizon, hospitable
shore and convenient shelter.
sometimes hook appears which has a
remarkable success, and gets all the credit
of being based on an entirely original set
of ideas, as the "PilGrim's Progress" Now
nearly all the les9ing incidents in Chris
tian's journey ere founded on book of the
fourteenth century, by one - Geguille-
vile, or Observation-Disclosures his name is
written both ways. This work had a great
popularity. 1t was translated into English,
certainly early in the fifteenth century;
and there cannot be the least doubt that
the story SO captivating, so readily adapted
to almost any view of the problem of life
never quite died out Of mems minds, and
that some of the fragments were heard by
John Bunyan, perhaps in his childhood.
An ingenious thief has managed to VIC
timize q jeweller of Berlin by applying
some adhesive substance to the end of his
(the said thief's) nose, and pretending to
be afflicted with extreme nearsightedness
and severe catarrh. In examining an as
sortment Of valuable rings his short vision
compelled him to bend very closely over
them, and his other infrmity obliged him
to apply his handkerchief to his nasal Or
gan in q sudden and desultory sort of way;
the result of which conjoined operations
was that the most precious stone in the
collection disappeared under the very noses,
so to speak, of both the jeweller and his
pretended customer.
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WITH DUMPING CRATE.

The STEWART COOKING STOVE, which has hith
erto maintai q acknowledged superiority over all
compositions Is introduced to the public with the
addition of q DUMPING CRATE and ASH DRAWER.
point economy and general utility, it has boon
conceded that the STEWART STOVE was ahead Of AZ
othera. By this addition of the NEW DUMPING
CRATE heating surface of the Oven is greatly in
creased and the capacity Of the fues nearly doubled
and no dust can escape while cleaning dumping the
rate.
To get Q genuine Stewards Stove, see that p. r.
Stewards name is tho Hearth Plate.
FULLER, WARREN CO..
Exclusive Manufacturers, Troy, N. Y.
For sale by e. B. HOGAN, IS Canal st.
Where it can be seen in operation daily. fe20 1y
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pUPrURE CURED.

D UPTURE CURED.
With experience Of more than twelve years prac-
tice in the treatment and CURE OF RUPTURE AND
HERNIA. will guarantee moro perfect relief comfort
and security and more rapid improvement than can
South without the Of the patient length
Of time afflicted. Also,
INSTRUMENTS FOR THE CURE OF EVERY
SPECIES OF HUMAN DEFORMITY ON
HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
Call or address, with stamp for circular DR.. T. ST
FERRISS, office No. st. Charles street mn stairs
New Orleans Hours from 10 A. N. to 4P.M. je5 I'm
TRUSSES AND BRACES.
The following Highest Premiums awarded to
ii. SPILLMANN Manufacturer and Filter
80 Baronne street. NJ Orleans Mt the Fourth Louisiana
State Fair, 1870:
Diplomas for Best and most comfortable Truss for
both sexes Best Chids Truss Best Ubical Trusses;
Best Truss Pad Best Shoulder Brace assortment
Of good Trusses Also Diploma for tho best display Of
Orthopaedic Attachments. -
H. SPHLMANN, Inventor and Patentee Of Trussea
without Back Pads or the terror of Leg Straps
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. Orders
from all parts will receive prompt attention iei0 Iy
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HALLS
VEcELABlE SIcIuAN
HAIR
RZNEWzR,

PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY
can have restored its natural color, and
it has fallen out, create . new growth by its
It is the Best Hair Dressing in the World,
making lfeless, STIFF brashv hair healthy soft and
glossy. Price 81.
r. p. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, N H. ProprietorA
For sale by all druggists. ss51y
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DR. d. BLY'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL
- LEGS AND ARMS. kuHneni
. The Anatomical Leg has side motion at the
ankle, the same the natural one and con-
tains all the latest improvements in Artificial
Legs. It is recommended by the best -
in America being superior to all others in USE
Each Leg guaranteed for Ave with perfect sat-
isfaction in fitting, sale. Old style Log any
pattern from 800 TO $50 Arms with patent shoulds
motion, giving hfelike appearance, with partial aaa
paired on short notice and on reasonable terms.
Send for descriptive implicit 1t contains vausA6o
information and Is sent free Address,
LEWIS LOCKWOOD Manufacturer,
see6 ly So Camp street. New Orleans. La
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@He who has no shame has no conscience
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DRY GooDs--cLoTHiNG

81 4. l61V
DRY GooDs-CL0THiNG
b T w A l. S Tie
||||||||||||||||||
W. DAurHN CANAL STREET
Continued AooesGions Of
PARIS MILLINERY GOODS,
Communion and Bridal wREATHs and Bridal Furni
ing Goods Artificial FLOWERS and Materials
Crepe Silk RIBBONS.
Fancy and Straw Goods, Milliners' Materials,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
oca4ly Formerly GO Customhouse street.
HOUSE, FURNISHING GOODS.
paper HANaNGs, WINDOW SHADES. PAINTS
OILS. WINDOW GLASS. ETC.
UO...
Established in 1897
in Re 15ge os t of the
81 wALL PAPER and wDow
such goods al y which he IS dsposns Of Il
Cali and examine goods and prices previous to pur
osnS snd ~ b e 81
l12 pound kegs always hand at the Paint Store Of
folsom los Canal street.
DIAPER AND CARPET WAREHOUSE.
E. G. PALMER g. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Stationery, and Paper,
Importers of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CARPETS, MATS, OIL CLOTHS,
Rugs and Mating of all kinds,
n.naa ns Table a and Piano ia Overs snsdss etc
Upholstery. Furnishing Goods Hair Seating. etc.
90, 95 and o.. Camp Street 30 90, 95 and 81
ja16 ~ New Orleans.
FIRST PREMIUM. FIRST PREMIUM
Awarded for the best display of JAPANNED WARE
E S::s $${:S!{:E + k SAEAH S4 49ss
Best WATEK GooIERs
Best TOILET SETS:
Best display of BIRD CAGES; nav,
Manufacturer. & En- and 5 R1naes Ware
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
19..--. Charities street. 10
A. BRoUSSEAU CO., Importers offer at low prices:
asd Sf kinds
MSW Ss G TaS ao 0a H Pses SSe9
CRUMB CLOTHS, prugge.. Linen, Felt.
and
C6RNIcEs Bands Pins, etc ocsl 1y
ELKIN K CO.,
16s Canal street, Opposite Christ Church,)
Invite attention to their
New sty Rss of xslve' Brussels and
FLOOR OIL CLoTHs, all widths.
c GdNR9M s Ffas and Of RHNb essisn'
t tsT MATS Coos oHs 49, s,s
AT THE v MhsSh 1 fSW EST PRICES.
JOHN Bo1s
DEALER IN FURNITURE,
Looking Glasses, Pictures Shades, Cords, Tas-
sells, etc.
Camp street. second door from Calhope N Orleans
Pictures and Looking Glasses Framed Upholstering
Repairing and Vanishing done in the best at
low rates. Also, Furniture moved with and dis
patch. se12 1y
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES
T. j. BROWN,
Practical Paper Hanger,
265- Camp street. .265
AS this is the time for fitting up houses all parties
having work in line will save money by calling and
examining stock of Wall Paper, Window Shades etc
city for Last twelve years and doing my work
can sell cheaper and do work cheaper and well
any other house in the city se5 1y
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THoS. EGAN, FAMILY GRoCEI

Having removed from my old stand, No 27l Poydras
street to the Corner of Common and Robertson streets
will keep constantly hand Choice TEAS, WINES
and LIQUORS; also Choice GOSHEN BUTTER
Goods delivered free to all parts Of the city fe2o II
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COLD MEDAl-TExAs STATE FAIR, MAY q
" 1870,

Copper Tin and Sheet-1rOn Worker,
And dealer In Stoves Crates, Tinware and House
nishing Goods Agent for the great American Cooking
satisfaction than other in this
ket Competent Workmen are sent out to put up each
stove set and used according the printed
tions accompanying each stove, will be taken back and
ton.
Just received and for SALE large assortment of Man
tel Crates also odd Tenders Baskets, Blowers, etc.
Roofing, Guttering and Jobbing done usual Stoves
fitted up, CRATES reset, etc.
PHIL. MCCABE,
ja23 1y 100 Camp street, one door from Poydras
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GTLIOEnOLE OC AI1ONOO.
This invaluable preparation REMOVES FRECKLES,
PIMPLES TAN, SUNBURN, and gives the Skin
soft smooth satin.ke texture. It presents vulgar
mixture of Powder Paste, Chalt and Whits Paint
principal ingredients being Glycerne and Sweet Al
monds, we'll known for their soothing and emulsive
action which cannot njure the tender skin For
the annoyances Of prcking heat nothing be found
more efectual than the GLYCEROLE OF ALMONDS.
It recommended by the best of those
having DO feckles 1t preserves the skin from chaps and
other cutaneous diseases and beauties the
Price, IS q bottle
Prepared only by j. FREDERICKS, Chemist.
FREDERICKSON & HARTE,
Wholesale Agents.
139 Canal street, New Orleans.
sale by all Druggists and Perfume Dealers jyl7 2
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HOUSE, FURNISHING GOODS
DIAPER HANGINGs, WINDOW SHADES, PAINTS
OILS, WINDOW GLASS ETC.
Canal street 1Oe
Established in 1897

The undersigned proprietor of this old established
house. that he has lately received and has
in hts store large stock Of the above goods
and to which he respectfully calls the attention Of the
public in city and country:
To his lowpriced WALL PAPER and WINDOW
SHADES he calls the special attention Of parties in
want of such goods all Of which he is dsposing Of at
reduced prices.
Call and examine goods and prices previous to Pur-
chasing elsewhere and win be convinced of the fact
Genuine ENGLISH WHITE LEAD, in %, SO and
pound kegs, always hand at the Paint Store Of
M. WHEELAHAN,
fel3 6m los Canal street.
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1HT DAUPHM $50 CANAL STREET.
Continued Accessions Of
PARIS MILLINERY GOODS,
Communion and Bridal wREATHs and Bridal Furni
ing Goods Artificial FLOWERS and Materials
Crepe Silk RIBBONS.
Fancy and Straw Goods, Milliners' Materials,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
oc24 1y Formerly 60 Customhouse street.
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AS this is the time for fitting up houses all parties
having work in line will money by calling and
examining stock Of Wall Paper, Window Shades etc
city for Last twelve years and doing my work
sell cheaper, and do work cheaper and as well
any other house in the city. se5 1y
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q PITARD,
VI DEALER
Builders Hardware, Crates and Mantels,
PAINTS. OILS vARNISH. TURPENTINE,
WINDOW GLASS and WALL PAPER.
349- Common Street $40
myl 6m Near Claiborne Market
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Candidate for storekeeper of Penltentiary.-
fe 10
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that Congress-, under the circumstances,
would come to our relief. The same course
was pursued in North Carolina, where the
Court Of Appeals could not be organized
until the disabilities of some LAWYERS OF
ability were removed by Congress, which
was done after the election. The Governor
favors, however, strict construction of the
fourteenth amendment, and unless the dis
abilities of the persons elected under his
recommendation be removed, of course
would not issue the commissions.
The amendments of the rules made yes
terday provided very good place for MIR.
Meyer May, one of our most popular Ger
man citizens, and one of the most active
supporters of the Walker ticket. Mr.. May
takes the place of Assistant Doorkeeper,
with good salary. In this connection we
may mention that Colonel Crittenden, the
Sergeant-at-Arms, and Mr.. Bigger, the
Clerk of the House, are becoming very
popular with the delegates and representa-
tives of the press, and their assistants are
as polite and accommodating as could be
desired.
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,o~o DOMESTICS. DOMESTICS.

,o~0 DoMEsTICs. DOMEsTICs.
H1RsH & GUGGENHEIMER
have Just opened large stock and full assort-
ment of the celebrated brands of
BLEAcHED AND BROWN MUsLINs,
and respectfully ask call from buyers before
purchasing elsewhere.
Their motto Is
"ouICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
desire to call the special attention Of tue
LADIES
TO their nbrokeu stock of
DRESS GOODS,
which are being closed ont
AT AND BELOW COST.
!, splendid liue Of
POPLlNS, PLAIN AND STRIPED. only Csc.
rcr ward (rctluccd from IS and 3oc.)
beautiful assortment OF
EMBRoIDERIEs, VERY CHEAP.
SHAWLs, CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
AT A SACRIFICE.
MEMS WEAR,
Such
CLOTHS,
CASSIMEKES,
SATINETS, &C.,
AT VERY Low PRICES.
And fun stock Of
NOTIONS,
such as usually found in first-class
Dry Goods Store.
HIRSH & GUGGENHEIMER,
COT Broad street.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
sALKsMEN: ". c. Kean, j. Il. Chenery, and
J. Sladc.
Closed on SATURDAYS. fel
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NOTES FROM THE CAPITUL.-The General
Assembly proceeded very quietly yester-
day to the election of Secretary of the Com
monwealth and Auditor of Public Accounts
and the result seems to have given general
satisfaction. Mr.. Mcdonald, the new Sec
retary, is q gentleman of peculiar qualii-
cations for the Office, and will be q worthy
successor of Munford and Herndon. MIR.
Taylor's eminent fitness for the Authorship
is known and acknowledged throughout the
State. The conduct of the minority in the
House in neither sullenly standing off nor
running q candidate of their own against
these capable gentlemen is worthy of COM
mendation, and the compliment Was no
doubt appreciated.
While the vote in the House was being
counted, Mr.. Toy, of Accomac, excited some
astonishment by rising in his seat and ask
ing that his name be stricken from the lpll.
The surprised Speaker asked what he
meant whereupon he repeated, 81 want
my name stricken from the ROLL"
The Speaker: " If the gentleman wishes
to leave the body he will have to resign
1t then appeared that the honorable mem
Der wished to aoithdrap his cote instead Of
quitting the Legislature in disgust, and his
request was granted.
Mr.. Maddox tried to get in resolution
Of inquiry as to the ability of MIR. Atlee,
delegate from Henrico, to take the four
teenth amendment oath, but it was refer
red to committee without action by the
House. The resolution alleges that MIR.
Atlce, as a justice of the peace before the
war, took the oath of allegiance to the
United States Government and afterwards
engaged in rebellion by entering into con-
tract with the Confederate States to supply
qualtermaster and commissary stores to
carry on the war.
Mr.. Atlee made an attempt to explain
his status, but this was ruled out of order,
and the matter will be investigated by the
Committee on Privileges and Elections.
Mr.. Popham, Of Bath, will during the
morning hour of the House to-day intro
duce the following resolution and press
1t to passage on the ground that the
recommendation of the Governor referred
to therein Is injuring persons who are seek
ing the removal of their disabilities
"ReSotred, That the judgment of this
House does not accord with that portion of
the message of the Governor of this Com
monwealth which suggests the election of
persons to judicial positions who are pre-
vented by the fourteenth amendment to the
Constitution Of the United States from the
holding of the same"
1t is supposed that this idea was suggest
ed to Mr.. Popham by telegram received
from Washington by q member of the House
inqulrlng whether it was true, as reported
there, that Governor Walker had recon-
mended the election of judges who were
disqua1ned, and that if such we're the fact
no more disabilities would be removed. The
message was shown Governor Walker, who
took it very quietly, remarking that he
stood by his recommendation, it being to
the effect that where proper men cannot be
found to exercise the judicial functions,
then others might be elected in the hope
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VISITORS FROM WAsHINGToN.-Sever
members of Congress, with their families
and friends, constituting part of the ex-
cursionists whose visit to Richmond was
promised by Governor McMullin, arrived
here last evening under the guidance of
Hon. George W. Booker, member of Con-
gress from the fourth Virginia district.
The following persons are in the party
registered at the Exchange Hotel: H. B.
Robinson, Michigan; J. J. Winans, Ohio
John Fisher, New York; George W. Wood
ward, c. N. Taylor, Pennsylvania George
W. Booker, Virginia; S. L. Sphinx, Dakota
Mrs. John Cessna: Pennsylvania William
Moore, New Jersey; r. F. Crowell, Min
nesota; Porter c. Bliss, District of Column
bia; Alexander Mcconnell, Ohio; Marcel
lus Day, Massachusetts C. T. Tyler, A.
W. Smith, District of Columbia William
Stoddat, G.. w. Kendall, L. Truxell, Penn
sylyania c. H. Cady, New York G. H.
Snow, District of Columbia.
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COURT ORDERS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
1 UNITED STATES FOR THE D1STitlCT or
VIRGINIA: =. q. Mclwainc CT al. rs. David j
Saunders and Salnuc! c. Tardy, trustees, &C.,
Bank OF Virginia.
IL all lChOm il may c1Hcern:
By virtue Of decree of the clrc&!t court Of the
Jnited States for the district of Virginia made
and entered Of record IN The aboys entitled cause
on the ist day of February, A. ID. lSI0--to wit:
1t Is ordered that the Special Master, w. Ii.
Barry, lake al! account oi all outstanding debts
anu claims against the Buuk OF Virginia which
may be tlcd before him not heretofore allowed by
tie court aud that all such debts and claims not
presented aud filed before The aid Muster before
The first day of April, Is?0 shall be excluded, and
shall not be entitled 10 share in the assets OF the
said hank
Now, therefore, In accordance with the aforesaid
decree, notice Is hereby given 10 all persons hav
ing debts and claims uruins, said Bank Of Fir-
ginia to appear, file, and prove their claims be-
Iore me al my ollce in the city OF Richmond dis
trict VI NirKinia fore the 1st day OF april,
y. j.. BTo Dated February 3, 1870.
". H. iAkitY, Special N sst:r.
:2 4-FIMGw
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MAYORS CoURT-Aayor Chahoon presi-
ding.-Amanda Glasgow (colored) charged
with threatening to assault and beat Sarah
Mayo, was called, and the case continued.
II. II. Coles (soldier), charged with being
drunk and disorderly and resisting the po-
lice, was sent to Camp Grant for trial.
York James (colored), charged with felo-
niously shooting James Washington with
intent to kill, was sent on for felony, and
bailed for his appearance.
Benjamin Rose, Abraham Harris, and
Joseph A. Curtis, charged with contempt Of
court, were bailed for their appearance to-
day.
Shepherd Cox (colored) charged with be-
ing drunk and disorderly on the street, was
sent to jail in default of surety.
James Thomas and William II. Garrett
(colorcd), charged with using profane and
indecent language OIL the street, were fined
81 each.
jim Washington, charged with assaultine
and beating York James, was discharged
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IRISH aud FRENCH TOpL1NS at reduced
prices;
BLACK and COLuRED SILKS to suit the times
BED BLANKETS at 81 worth 50;
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS Il: CSC.
per dozen:
IRISH LINENS from 37Ic. upwards;
LINEN DOYLlES at 81 per dozen;
LINEN CRASH at lee. per yard
PLAID POpLlSS from 25c. upwards;
vELVETEENSi in all colors:
BLACK ALPACA at great bargains;
DOUBLE and SINGLE BROCHE SHAWLS
cheaper than ever;
DOUBLE and SINGLE WOOL SHAWLS;
CLOAKS and CLOAKINGS-a full assortment {;
A complete stock of FLANNELS in all shades
and qualities at low figures;
CALICOEs, COTTONS, SHEETINGS, &c.-a
full stock-at tho lowest prices;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETs, HOOP
SKIRTS, NOTIONS, &c.--a full line, and
at prices to suit everybody;
LADIES' and MISSES VESTS and GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS UNDERWEAR at greatly
reduced prices;
and great many other articles In our line which
are too numerous to mention.
60 all ask is 10 give cali and convince YOUR
self at JULIUS SYCLE'S,
4l5 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth.
SATURDAY-CLOSED. Ia 22--3m
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VALENTISEs.- Valentines Of al sorts and sizes,
for all conditions In society, at prices varying
from rs TO cent, may be had OF ELLYsoN &
TAYLOR, l1lg Main street.
Valentines comic, grotcsque, and sentimental.
Valentines for the rich.
Valentines for the poor.
Valentines for schoolgirls.
Valentines for school-ooys.
Valentines for young ladies'
Valentines for young men.
Valentines for the lovers.
Valentines for those about to become 80.
Valentines for the accepted.
Valentines for the rejected suitor. s....
Valentines for old persons Of both sexes, snd
for all others, tor sale by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR,
next to Dispatch Office.
The trade supplied.
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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 Sllyerware, and ask an inspection OF
our goods and prices, which we propose to offer
for less than they can be bought in the frstcass
houses Of New York and Philadelphia. We i'm
port and receive daily from the manufacturers the
l2test styles of rich Jewelry, Fine Watches. Dia-
mond and Pearl Sets, Leontne 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.
-..- NowLAN 6 Co.,
Main street corner of Tenth
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COOK LAUGHToN will sell at 10 A. NJ. a fin

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell Mt 10 A. NJ. a fine
assortment Of furniture carpets mating, &c.
A. G. PULL1AM will sell for the trustee ut 8 p.
NJ, double tenement and large lot on Perry
street, in Manchester.
JAMES LAWRIE, High Constable, will sell at l.
NJ, ut corner of Brook avenue and Marshall
street, one wagon, sow and seven pigs.
W. GODDIN will sell for the exccutrix, at 81 p.
NJ, on the premises, several brick and framed
tcncments and Il large number Of building lots
on Union Hill.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell for the special
commissioners. at p. NJ, on the premises,
three lots and store on corner Of Franklin
aud Eighteenth streets.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosTa0rFICf Feb
rAnv II, 1s7O.-Miss Henrietta Harris,
John Williams, Jacob Aymen, P: 7. Rod
gers, William Lawrence, Box $40 ~, 3.
Wardwell (2), Mrs. a. Priddy, Mrs. Minnie
Rurkendali, Miss Bridget Hensey, q. II.
Marshall, Charles Phillips. Miss Charlotte
Williams (colored), \. c. Orang, r. \.
Chewing, Miss G. Strother (colored), Miss
Lucy Brooks, John G. Hunter, Edna Dennis,
S. 3. Morrise, Miss Louisa Howell, Rich
mond, Va; Mary Jane Stephens, New
London, Ct; Thomas Batkins, Obey Bird
Comlon, New Kent Courthouse, Miss
Jennie Cromell, Amite City, La. Louis 7.
Eggleston, Galveston Spring, Va; L. 3.
Angel, Pembroke, Va. Miss Phillis Nelson,
Newburyport, Mass. Joe Briggs, NerreSt,