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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26
When the Warm Winter Was.

For the DlSpatcH"
see paragraph in the Dispatch of the
18th instant, from the Petersburg mdeT,
giving the date of the mild winter some
forty years ago. The lnder says 1t was
ls26-'27. I beg leave to say he is mistaken.
T was then about twenty years old, living
in Charlotte county, Va, and have rarely
seen q colder winter than the one OF above
date: but he has only made mistake OF
one wear. The ,rd1T acintcr, as 1t is
called. was 1928. In the month Of
November, 1927, the ground, for one or two
mornings. had crust of frozen earth perhaps
an inch thick. Those who killed their pork
about that time saved it, but many who
killed in December lost part, and some
lost all. Much cloudy and foggy weather
during the winter; very warm, often dlsa'
rreeable to be near FIRE; q light snow
IN February or early in March, that passed
owov in q few hours. The month Of April
1928, cool and dry fruit nearly all Killed
tobacco plants scarce, destroyed oy the cool
dry weather and the hy many planter
failed to plant full crop. Heavy RAM
and freshets in the month OF may. ofop
were generally good. Wheat SOLO 1ot my,
cents per bushel here In the country IN .h
summer ana carry ~ Wv -. \ \,
some cause foreign demand, oelleve,1 ..
the last of November wheat advanced
two dollars in northern markets. AN.
quantity of corn could be bought IN tn n
asomntry for two dollars per barrel; oats
twenty-five cents per bushel: In the IA
" 1913 winter set in early; had very col
neather and a deep snow In November
! series Of pretty cold winters followed
succession for several years. j..
We have no news of interest. Times du
and money scarce. Have had fine weathe
aor business, and the farmers general
have ayailed themselves Of it to bur
Mainland, ploughing, &c. Some few cal
a;dates for Office soliciting the dear pee
nle swell, all right, perhaps; we hop
| for better times soon.
Il Yours truly, w. WooDALL.
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By Lee h Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. ll13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPRoyED, REAL EsT !: y z u IN HE s
GROVE" At AUCTION.1By virtue Of deed dee
of trust bearing date o1st day Of February, lse2
executed by Hazlett Lotiandto the undersigned as
trustee duly recorded In the Office Of the clerk OF
Henrico county court, and by request Of the bGne
aciary secured therein, will proceed to sell at
pnblic auction. on the premises. on TuES I y
9Th day of March, 1870, that VALUABhi;E dKAG III
OF LAND with the improvements thereon inc
late residence Of Dr. azct; o1n,d S,sn2te snd
near the Mechanicsyille turnpike. containing
q COMFORTABLE Dwell ING anu Inc
usual out. houses for the use Of the thu, Place,
wated rs q market.gar den. Said LAND being
bounded follows the south by the ianas OF OF
Edmund r.. Crenshaw, II. j: Smith, and James
Talley north by the land OF - Burton ana
on the west by that OF - Stanaru anu tie s''iu
TERMS One-third cash balance in one, two
and three years. for negotiable notes with interest,"
added Mt six per cent per annum from day OF
sale and secured by deed Of trust on the properly
70 Rs
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~ Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es-
i TATE KNOWN AS THE CITY sPkdSG
cused by John DeurtngeE to the su9sriber,, as
trusteee dated 18th dayoY july 1885, and recorded
in Richmond Hastings Court office, being thereto
required, vii! sell at auction upon the premises,
on MONDAY, 18th February. 1870, ut O'Clock, II
fair If not on the first fair day thereafter at the
same hour, the property conveyed by said deed,
being LOT of GRouND IN the city Of Rich,
mond on the west side oil Eighth street. beginning
l4O feet north of the City Spring lot, fronting on
Eighth street 2o5 feet, more or less, and running
back $50 feet to Seventh street. on which latter
street It has front Of 121 feet. .s-l.
The above property Is known as the City spring s
Brewery, and embraces large BRICK BUILD
ING used as saloon, with apaytments for Pr PR
ings an examination Of which may be made by
parties disposed to purchase.
TERMS Cash for expenses OF sale and 10 pay
off note for g. 100, due 18th July, 1866 the bal
ance upon such terms as the grantor, his heirs OF
assigns, may direct and in case of their failure tc
give any direction then upon such terms as to the
trustee may seem ut.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. fell
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corrcspondence Of the Richmond Dispasai ,i..
- xssss,sssrxsss yassF1syw 0escsys
LEXINGTON, February ~,

Lrx,Nares, February %, 1870.
Yesterday. the stwenty-seconu' W., war
noted in our calendar by suspension OF guy
at the Virginia Military ln ms ,,se cold
Washington College. The Gay " "s ~,
and many availed themselves ot 49, a'
freeze " to enjoy the pleasures 0. ska ~. .i' T.
while many others we're busiiy eheaeeo =
harvesting the ice crop. ~ -.
ASP. NJ. the fifty-eighth anniversary
~ the Washington Literary society q
Washington College was celebrated IN the
College Chapel. The engagements OF your
correspondef,s will permit little more than
a record of the fact. Mr.. Aston Boyd, o.
Ten,,ssaer, president of the Society, was IN
tho chair. His simple statement, !" Ladies
ND gentlemen, we have assembled this
ar n 20 celebrate the ffty-eighth anni-
versary Of the Washington Literary So
ciety Of washington College," was in ad.
m;rable taste. The subsequent introduc-
tions'' and the final "thanks - were Of
apiece with the announcement which open
cd the proceedings. Mr.. Il. A. Wilkinson,
az Louisiana. delivered the Grafton. II
was what might be caued prognosis = !.
of southern literature. The question is
national prosperity dependent more upon
coyernment than upon the ckaracter OF the
people ?" was discussed in the affirmative
by Mr.. S. D. Mccormick, of Re ntucky' and
J. J. Lloyd, Of Virginia !; and In the mega
tive by Messrs. J. NJ. Gray, OF henfucKy,
! and ]. W. Walden, of Alabama. IL was
| decided in the affirmative by alma]orlty OIL
six. .: sbow
The recent Society celebrations shc :,S
| greatly increased care in preparation, Wnlle
The members are evidently aiming to put
| forward their best speakers. The ceieora-
ton of last evening has probab ~ not oeeh
surpassed in the history of the - "ashing-
ton"
washington College, excelling as it does
in other particulars, promises 10 take q
very high position as school for elocution !.
and the graces as we'll as the solid par1s OIL
oratory. 80,
The speakers were favored with many
tokens Of appreciation from fair frie nds'
and the esteemed secretary was not fork' OF,
ten in the distribution. Music by the baild
| of the Virginia Military Institute enllven
ed the intervals between the speeches.
During the evening young ladies ana
gentlemen were unusually "chatty -; but
The speakers gave no sign that they were
| disturbed by or even noticed the conversa-
| ton and loud smiles. L.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. S21 Main street.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN
n THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, ADJOIN-
ING FORT GIIMER. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-Will be sold at public auction on THu ,iSs
at 70 o'clock M. TRACT OF LAND lying In the
county of Henrico, adjoining Fort Gimer and eX,
tending to the Osborne turnpike, about one mus
Richmond, formerly bclonging to the =, WI Y /
ton estate, and containing THREE HuND l FL
AND THIRTY ACRES. The land mas peeh 1 ia1 I,
viii be sold according to the plats or In the whole
rs NAV be desired on the day of sale. The sale
TrpMS. Ine-fourth cash the balance ut four,
eight and twelve months, with interest from date
and secured by decd of trust; r,v1op
cog Auctioneer.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No, So1 Main street.

UOUSE AND LOT ON JUDAH
Ill STREET, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiil be sold on
MONDAY the 2Sth day Of February, 1870. at :
O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises, the TWO.STORY
FRAMED DWELLING, containing Ave rooms,
with gas and kitchen, fronting on judah street
Of Ebenezer church. The lots front sixty-four
feet on Judah street and RIM back one hundred and
ten feet to an alley Besides the dwelling there Is
a SMALL HOUSE used as a GROCERY STORE,
with which will be sold thirtytwo feet, II prefer
red. =.
TERMS One-fourth cash; the balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes, in
terest added, and secured by deed of trust. s
1850. ~ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
FL 23-5k -..--r-a -. .w Auctioneer,
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00sk--2-2s.-a&----x<9--- ~ o1g41x3
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO NH
~ ROAD..on and after WEDEEsDAY - u =.
r Feoruary $50, ne PASSENGER TRAINS vii, II
MAIL TRAIN viii run daily between ptchr
and Staunton except Sunday, between f;osdnonnra
VIE and stsrnton) leave Richmond NE ~ rs
Snd arrive at stanton at 40 p 81 icaye ~. "a.
ton at s2o A. II. and arrive at Richmond az
close connections ut GordonsvilIa "
Manassas railroad mali trains Tor Iis sa,a and
" asmngton, Baltimore Philadelphia, New Y a1Ha
nc; also for Lynchbure KnoIyfita Iork,
b 9f1oss Memphis New Orleans, MontSomeIryA Va
MAIL TRAIN viii run trs-week,v ,.,v,,.
naa9 W and White Sulphur Springs on TUES,
sann,to ah ~ asas 3 and SATURDAY. Leave
At lo:oS Z. b.: leave White Sulphur at s:as uphas
and arrive at Stanton at "a. 81 And roin1 wo ~;
vi connect With stages as follows-yi5 n nsss
snen WITH stages for Lexington, Natural B,,6roo DO
ano cknr1dge Baths at Mnb3ro' With staxs,
soI Bath Alum and Warm Springs; and :: W SSts
ETC. ~ !Js "hafsestbn,
sTAGEswill also leave stanton on rrrrsn.v
THURSDAY, and, SATURDAY MoRVIUHaaIS,
Tor Lexington and Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run hotxo.,
Hichmond and Washington nightly without ehanoa
rive at Washington at SIS A. n. Leave Wss ar
ngton at e:3s 2. N. and arrive at Ricbmo,Sd y.
1904. NJ. Making oil through CONNECTIONS A. Pjn
mond and WASHINGTON. Nieii-
SLEEPING CARS win be attached 10 tb,s tr,,,
nann11w VII be run through between Richmond ana
THROUGH TICKETS issued 10 all ro,,,.
North, West, and Southwest. p'ulS
JAMES :. EETHERLAED.
10 General Ticket gent
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FERTILIZERS.

DAUGH'S IMPROVED ,RAW-BONE
ID PHOSPHATE, unsurpassed for raising To-
BACCO, CORN, and all CEREAL and GRASS
CROPS, and for enriching WORKOUT land SO per
cent. cheaper than Peruvian Guano. Its analysis
4-7s per cent ammonia; 50 per cent: bone phos-
phate of lime; 1895 per cent OF which Is soluble
1t has been In use for over fifteen years, and Its
reputation Is unsurpassed. 1t has been recently
greatly Improved BY an increase of AMMONIA
and SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE. tria is all that
is asked. Planters can purchase on four and six
months time with approved city acceptances.
Orders filed at lowest manufacturer rates by
LEE, Seldom & CO.,
fe 2l-3m Sole Agents for Richmond, Va.
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fe 23--5k
BY Grubbs 8 Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEE'SSALEO FTWOQUARTER
Il ACRE LOTS ON AND THIRTY-THIRD
STREETS AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of q deed
Of trust from Robert Kicks to the subscriber rs
trustee, dated August Q, 1885, recorded In Henrico
county court, Will sell at auction, upon the pre-
misses, ON WEDNESDAY, March I'd, at O'Clock
P. NJ, TWOL LOTS situated as above, the north
fronting s2S feet on Thirty third street. and run
ming back ls2 feet. These lots adoin the property
Of PC. Larus. H.. ~ .fs . $500. H"~
TERMS At sale. G. ". WICK, Trustee,
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. fe 10
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= ID = ~ J. b. WHITEHEAD CO.
-.E . BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street. vi.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME
i DWELLING AND STORE. No. Lslo; on
LEASED GROUND. ON The NORTH SIDE
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF n deed Of trust
dated the I'd day of February, $780, executed by w
Fl. Ogburn to the undersigned as trustee, ana re.
of the city of Richmond, being required SO to &c
by the beneficiary therein secured Vii se1i "a, a.
al day of March, at half-past O'Clock 2. M, the
property mentioned and described as above. Pee
TERMS At sale. $500 L.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers, lie 70
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BY Richardson & Co" .ra'
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Ills Main street. -,

TRUSTEES SALE OF, A. FRAME
i STORE AND DWELLING mo l51sl, ON
EAsED GROUND, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
JAIL. ALLEY, AT AUC1ION.-Byv1 virtue of q
deed Of trust executed by. Benjamin Ellis to the
undersigned rs trustee dated the It'll day of Octo-
her, 1893 and recorded in the clerks Office of the
hastings court of the city of Richmond, being re-
CURED so TO do by the beneficiary therein secured,
will sell at public auction, on the premises,
w., the property mentioned and described as
above. Terms at sale. $500 ,.-"-t
RICHARD CAUTHORN, Trustee. |
q RICHARDSON q Co, Auctionecrs. fe 20 !
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80,
- IT,! llis smoke-house broken

one1 no KS years supply Of meat stolen;
Hog, cattle, and poultry, are conslI Isa.
common game, and it is said to be am, aimo 81
impossible for farmers to raise anything u
the sort.
The migration fever has not reached tne
negroes of this county to any extent. ana
vet the whites are hopeful that their beau
iilul land will yet blossom again.
May the day be speeied on, and the hlch-
moni and Clifton Forge railroad help 1t
ROCKBRIpGE.
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I'D ECEIVER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IL REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
the City Of Richmond entered on the 10th day o
February 1870, in the suit of Bowen rs Rahm, thu
undersigned, receiver thereby agpciptsd SA ss1
ct public auction 4 ~ bidder, thefoow-
Il speuperty at the following times and places
ana iare se lot OF finished and unfinished Bed
steads, Chairs, etc., at BUILDING NO l%s
nart Of Which are finished in varnish and the re-
mainder in black walnut and stain dozen Mtnd-
Chairs finished and abohI2o o oac fnrnitnre
Consisting OF Desks. Table. Stand, ! safe,
small Table, Letter-Press. stoves, ana Cha1rs
F,an Of saTnes Of Enoa Psi esons
Alcohol 2o-horse power stationary Engine,
Truck for hnul,g lTgS out 9 barrel TSe
Amber, Putty, sand-Paper. &C., Saw-Table,.
Screws, Naile, Bed Casters, Files, &c. These ar
tcles will be sold at store No. llo4 Cary street on
10 osloek Is .H for one-fonr CASH the balance
upon credit of thirty, sixty and ninety days re-
ectvey aaem the
sers giving negotiable notes, satisfactorily en-
dorscd for the deferred payments; ,,,,
and Pear streets a Steam Saw-Mill, 2o-horse En-
CINE so-horse Boiler, Saw-Tables. Belts, S0unter-
Shafts, Heating-Pipes. and Gas-Pipes; rms say wv
mill &C., will be sold together as whole, on tIle
lot aforesaid where 1t stands, on MONDAY the
18th February 1870, at q O'Clock I. NJ, LOT one
fourth cash. the balance on crcQlC ~ loul eiSht,
and twelve months respectively, With interest III
six per centum per annum. taking negotla ole no.es
satisfactorily endorsed for the deferred payments
Al the same place and hour Horses, wagons,
Harness. &C., l Saddle, Oxen. for one-fourth
cash. ha|ancc on n credit of thirty, sixty, and
ninety DAYS respectively, with Interest from DAY
of sale ut six per centum per annum, WIN nego-
liable notes satisfactorily endorsed Tor the dc-
fcrrcd payments. . ,,,
:. Attic LOT on Water street between Peach
and pear streets on which The saT-mill above
mentionedis erected, the said lot OF 'front.'
ing ol1 feet on Water street and running bhck 10
the Richmond and York River railroad, bounded
on the east BY Peach street, on which 1t fronts
about 100 feet and on the west by the iot owned
nv said railroad company with the shed, stable,
fenc and appurtenanccs thereto belonging;
TERMS One-ffth in cash balance on Ilpcral
terms of credit TO be stated ut the sale, the pur,
chaser to give negotiable notes for rhe deferred
payments, with interest at six per centum per an
IN 4. At Dispatch Station. ON the Richmond and
York River railroad, on TUESDAY the Isl Gay OF
March. 1870, at half-past2 O'Clock r: NJ, ChR-
RY-LOiS and CHAINS, l RAILROAD CAR'
about 200 LOGS. ,uo,,t
or thirty, sixty. and ninety days respectively,
with interest from day Of sale ut SIX per centum
nor annum, with negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed for the deferred payments:
raoI tds Recover in suit Bowen rs. Ranm.
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For tho Dispatch.
A Few More scraps FROM the Row
natan Railroad Convention.
RICHMOND, February rs, 49,

hafan Railroad convention.
RICHMOND, February rs, 1870.
Your correspondent had not space on yes.
terday to do more than give bare report
of the proceedings of the Railroad Conven-
ton at Powhatan Courthouse. There are
some other items that may be OF interest 70
, the public.
We were met at the station by ample
q convevances for q much larger party, ana
had a very pleasant ride over IN the
"dray', of the Huguenot Springs, drawn
bv four horses furnished by the Coalfeld
delegation. We had most agreeable
even merry--party, who could be jolly WITH
ont tue need of whiskey. Indeed, we can
say for this Convention that it met Tor Sc
rious work, not for banqueting..
AS we drove into tho venerable town OF
powhatan Courthouse, which lit is no harm
to saw certainly needs railroad, we found
the streets crowded with both white and
colored, and were greeted by the latter
with an immense showing of worries and
>" Here comes your railroad" We were
furnished with real Old Virginia dinner
At Mrs. Atkinson's hotel, and were then
prepared for the work of the Convention
The court-hou was crowded, and the
people ell seemed enthusiastic for the rail-
road. And, with the exception of the
Cumberland delegation, there was entire
unsnimity in going for main trunk-line
from Richmond to Clifton Forge as the very
best for the counties, as we'll as the city OF
Richmond.
We omitted to say on yesterday that the
Cumberland delegation withdrew from the
Convention on the adoption of the majority
rerort, but it was the opinion of part OF
their delegation, and of other well-informed
gentlemen of the adjoining counties, that
their action would not be sustained by the
people when the matter can be fairly tested.
We were entertained with the Old Virginia
hospitality for which this section is noted,
and left with the earnest hope that the
time is not far distant when we may 90
again, and by the short line.
Powhatan has one of the largest negro
populations in the State. There is clear
negro majority of seven hundred, and they
have already had taste of negro magis-
trates and negro juries. The farmers can
not give them employment in winter; they
will not provide for this, and the result
is that the amount of stealing done
is alarming. A few nights ago
Rev. Cornelius Tyree, liyirsssnszfnaasaassla
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TURNIT URE AND MATTRESS
L WAREROOMs.-Up stairs, opposite the
post-ofice, Main street, you will find in two Of
those iron-front buildings the largest and most
varied assortment Of PARLOR, CHAMBER, and
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE In the State, OF
every variety OF style and finish. Also, Mattresses
aud Spring Beds made to order In any style de
sired; Our stock Of. Chamber Furniture being
Enlistment from cas- to $500. We eredueed
the prices OF all our goods aud we are now seling
about as low aswe did fifteen years ago.
We invite all In want OF good, substantial Fur
nIture to examine our assortment before buying.
We have goods to suit all parties-the rich or the
poor. HARDWOOD 4 RITTER,
opposite the post-o11ce. Main street
de 1s Richmond, Va. 4
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By Cook 4 Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

CATALOGUE SALE OF RARE PER.
" PETUAL-BLOOMING ROSES FROM THE
WELL-KN0WN GARDEN OF MR.. A. JAR
MONDAY the 18th Instant, at II O'Clock, we will
sell at our auction-room Ip stairsl, by catalogue
about ONE THOUSAND p RPE TUAL- :
BLOOMING ROSES Of the rarest European and
American varieties. AGES.
ALSO. Is --.--
a large lot Of choice PLANTS. &c.
$3.50 COOK g. LAUGHTON,
fe 28 AucuOneers.
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LUMBER. LATMS, DC.

W. c. MAYO. j. F. W. GIBSON.
II UMBER.-SAW -MILL, MAYOS
IL ISLAHD.-We keep constantly on hand for
sale, In any quantity, large or small, large
stock Of SEASONED LUMBER for building pur-
poses CASING BOARDS, LATHs, PALINGS,
&C.. &c. Our iaSitiss Ior Obtaining IN i1gs, snd
promptly and at as low prices as any other par
ties. - MAYO & GIBSON :,
de 2a-3m Post-oflce box 4lo.
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ByW. Goddin ~. ..,l
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
TWENTY-FIRST STREETS.-In pursuance of
decree Of the circuit court for the city or Rich
m0nd entered on the nth day Of February. 1870. In
suit pending therein in the style of Glib U8.
at public auction, on the premises, on THURS
DAY the Sd day Of March next, at O'Clock z. M :,
the HOUSE AND LOT on the south side OF Frank
city of Richmond. having front of forty feet on
Franklin street and running back sixty-fve feet
on Twenty-hrst street.
TERMS One-fourth cash for the balance, upon
a credit of three and six months, with interest
from the day of sale, in equal payments. Eegoti-
able notes we'll endorsed will be required for the
deferred payments. Title retained until all the
purchase money is paid and CONVEYANCE direct
ed by the court, - G. G. GR1SWOLD,
10 Of - . Commissioners,
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s.. ByJ.D. Whitehead & Co.,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary

OUR NEXT REGULAR SALE WILL
~ take place on MONDAY. 2Sth instant, at our
commencing at half past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, when
we will offer to the trade wel-assorted stock Of
GROCERIES,
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-, BY Grubbs q Williams,
. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TAw AND MEDICAL BOOKS AT
~ AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, March 1st at
halfpast O'Clock P. NJ, we Will sell ut our office
on Eleventh street, the Law LIBRARIES of the
and others, embracing about 1000 volumes of
standard works and reports. --.
, Also a number Of MEDICAL BOOKS.
Catalogues now ready, and will be sent upon APP
plication. -.-,sf-..~ ,.,-..s.n
80 GRUBBS G. WILLIAMS,
.
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A S SUBSTITUTED. TRUSTEE In a
n deed of trust from William 81. Turner TO
William ID. Warinner, OF record In the clerk,s
day Of March, 1870, proceedto sell on the prem:
ises the TRACT OF LAND conveyed by said
OF William Pearman, @. BROOKS, and others.
Terms Liberal. G. G. FOLKES,
eT Re U-tMh41 H.. Sub. Trustee
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-. FOR NEW. YORK. fSA4
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $780,
fs.' ..... COMPANY.

Old UUMINlUN SIEAMSHF ..a19RsasSazk
tE.' .... .N ... COMPANY. - :
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Abe.
MARIE, and HATTERAS, leave New York 70,
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, every TUES.
AasX-EIlI.RSn Z. and SATURDAY az O. clock
> NJ Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommooas
lions, and attention. are unsurpassed. =.
Close connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports. -
: Insurance erected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER or ONE PER CENT, at the offices Of this
company. q.
WILLIAM G. DUNCAN & CO., Agents,
- " + ~ corner Main aud Eleventh Streets