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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Aston House-The Hon. II. l.; Dawes, NJ g.,
Naesachusetts: the Hon G. A. Grow, Pennsylvania; tN
CONGRESSMAN j. Il. Alley, Massachusetts; Geo Z. Cor
ham, Clerk of the L. s. Senate ana C2mmoGTEc tore IT on
/ II Chadee Colorado; Capt. NJ. A. shafien0erg Den
YER and Addison Levy OF Oneida. - MetIOpOntah
Of the Pbiadephia CITY Council Major T. H. Norton u
= A. and James NOXon of Syracuse - Brey0oiI
,f Roston - New York HOte-AssemOlyman Jas -
Poarsau == st. Denis Hote-Co! + H. stanton, - p
4 Iudge Campbell OF CasetOn y. y. the Rev. Geo l.
Rider Poughkeep>ic, and c. A. Converse, Washington
- Fiftlave. Hotel 49, The Hon cakes AmCs, NJ -
Massachusetts; Senator Parker Of POtsdam n T. As
sembyman Kilham of Madison Co., y. " ana MIIIam
WiIioIns Of Buffalo Albemarle Hotel. sOhNeles
Of the Spanish Legation - 81 James 4o4' L.
\ UoIsfoId of Cambridge, Mass.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.


~ programme for .ne philharmonic Cen
,.t contains tonight for the first time this seasoh. no
.pccmen Of the modern spasmodic school Inc eN-
site overture 20 Mozarts Magic Flute one OF those
dcathess compositions Of which one can no more tire
than Of the song birds the music o luOnug waseTs
and rusting leaves the overture TO schuUuEs GenO-
vev, beautiful in far different way ana Uu of dreamy
noc,rv and Bcethoven's sublime Fiftb SYMPHONY, in
minor These are the selections for full orchestra aud in
them all refined tastes Will find satisfaction. The final
rehearsal yesterday afternoon larey attended
as usual, notwithstanding the fan of snow and tie
threatouugs of storm. Tho oveTtures and The sympho"'
were gwen almost without a fault. charming
aulntcr, OF Rietz' was played by MessrS hlc'Noi'
Ohlcmaun, Boehm, sehst, and schn"' IL 20
for nu.e oboe cariornt, bassoon and hon. win aoV
pauHuent for full orchestra Of strings meIouoU D
pcusye in character, and charminSD ued'ou' -" W" 90 -
cefyed with destFved favor. The eNeeuUoh i'iS Nv
reom for fault finding Mr. Bergman was announceu
- ,oroeuo 4,,tosa Of Kunimer's, but he has just re-
ooyor,d from severe Illness and DIR. Doremus' IN MS
name accordingly begged leave for the substitution VI
shorter pcccth adagO from the concerto ol uOlVoI
,oann's-whicb has already been adNeruSoo Ior inns
ing Nj Bergmaun played IL with his accustomed senti
mept and delcacy. Mrs. Emily Dawson the Lousviile
.m,tcnr sang the prayer and scena from "Der
Frcscbiiz~ and beng recalled gave laydns lovely OLD
song. " Ny Mother bids me bind my hair"
Mr. Seward was IN one OF the prOscenium boxes and on
ms entrance lust before concert began the orchestra
at a signal nom Bergmann, played nan OOliiipi"
MUSICAL NOTES.
There is n sudden revival in the concert bnsl-
nees and for the next three days several cnte
tainneuts are promised of more than common hn'cre
Thc regular Saturday afternoon concerts Viii DS ~
TODAY at Association Hall and Plymouth Chuicn.-lu,
MORROW evening the Liedcrkranz society have c1Sr
at their rooms In FOurthst, giving Beethoven I
synphony with an amateur orchestra Liszt lo, Hd
ps.iiu for female chorus, soprano'solo' anu
orcli,stra GodmaIks spring song lor n'4o
chorus and orchestra. ana several othet PiVo a
On Monday evening MISS Mchhg Is 10 give -
concert nt Stcnway Hail. This will be interesting nUt
only ON account OF Miss Mehg herself bu IOr e ueuu
al cnntralfo singer Mdlle. Clara Perl from vienna
lady TO whom TuuOr awards great Heil, anu y t NJ
Ia have appcared u opera about ibs tihc Hau nut
N,retloRs season so suddenly closed Ihe concert wiz
lie t further remarkable by the hrst JOINT apPerauoe
rf No. Nebig and Mr.. Mills. who are 10 play 10
atlrr am uupubli shed duo of LsLtsOn tuesday even
,ne Ar j Levy has concert at me bioohyn Ae"u NJ!
f Nlusir III programme Is peculiarly alfdcjlNe' MISS
McIg ana Mr. : b. Mills viii repeat theil L1Sl. quo,
ANA Mrs Sterling, Miss Canssa ana SShof lahuoiu VIII
VII anppIl the vocal music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
rSP0RJINC LTTELLIGENCE
I'll IIARDS

This e\sening, at San Francisco, Mons Ru
dophe and John Decry VIII contend ior purse Of 1900
aud tlsc ds,mOnS cne emblem Of the championship OF
America hhe San FRANCISCO journals. ailuding TO the
.,y of Rpi since his arrival there, declare that his
practc S has been OF such poor character compared
80 Deer, s41t the bcei has gained ground that the lat
Ter can tmOSt discount him. Again IL limited That
tins veal sIf kudOEhes more apparent than real
lac NssSisnc hrs strength for The purpose OF get
ting l.rge 4 Sds against him. That RudOphe shOnld IN
lis praeiie, play prove himself Lut half match for
Deery W but excite suspicion among those vino
have b. w ppsyiOus dsiOns There never
bill va player 10 this oOuDuy whose play has
been E1ml Sbie - RudOphe's. NtbaI, injustice may
d. done lin tfhe reports from tic PscInc slope TINS
opinion Is EXP sscd by billiard meI IN THE citytbAt
RudOphe is act W hoEOraby hs play Will not average.
wItb Dcefy an that be IL tbrUwDg "a for The pu-
pose Atged the pe,Ie there Val 40 annoy him during
the game 10 m1S be defeat TBr wagers laG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

MOI ast evening 20 arrange for the 81 Patrcks Day pa
radc, and close Or Grand Marshal, y9nn Commit
tee was asonted to wait the Mayor ana So y, be
Council aud express the wish OF the pToG roe
reviewed by them In front Of the CITY Han - ,
John Dinple. Owen Gillespie, James W VAIN
and yoseph Giiican we're brought before Jnso D, Hish
yesterday morning for examination on nSon George
way robbery. The robbery was n,yingst and
WASHER last saturday the corner OF DohG NJ go
Fuonave He was badly beaten on an the SPOT and the
others on the following day Al P."onnev who made
The testimony of Washer % who saw the at
tack were taken after which the further N'''"o
postponed till next week. 800 NJ roror-, Assn
HUNTERS POINT, l.. 1.-The 1aN,dLaSci' A'''
IN a an Iue.lay next nominate town om'si
NTwToyyN /. The barn Of James pare l,o VIZ T5s
broken INTO ago and QUE " ava" Le burglar be
P5f P 5S ae to ride shots sSa i T.
ydtn0" S1. entered and bis hose. were stolen
BABYLON L. 1.-The lecture LOOK 1c p ~ M ioT Robert
u Of OAKLAND Farm postponed to Tuesday evening" '-
inst in consequence Of the storm. ,,,hor Of Ae
.emSJ for the Drn Of %Gin Of uce. court
recently introduced BY hun To af require an additional expenditure
80 roo agn9a I c. Of We6e,tsi and Farms
va % Enwp az the CRY weseessr AID oI me S ttI
justice for d gS at IS day. the expenses be defyed equally by
nsre bat the voters esicLeste ouY are 20 A'' wv
M Of Voting for the person sho preside oa the bench
RRISANIA.-Through the efforts OF the non.
cl,.oa \ Potter c. village Of MOrIaniA is DO" 'A'o' WI"
UOBOKEN.-Henry Tangeman, bartender IN
Sera Is charged James Thompson win braia assaa'Ts
Nv Loan on TburIy night The cause Of the quarrel ~as 1"mP
" W i "a nav 2n cent, for drink whisky 1he Legave
sppat.d TO Inspect the tie proposed Lunaue Asy
INN AZ Sra axe I'LL not iayoraby impressed.
HUDSON CITY. A petition was circulated yes
risy calling upon members Of tue Legislature 70 compare
cot .pates Of the Boulevard Win TIE
v the Commouers The estimates made by Nj D@eo' II 'De "
over $6OOOOOO - ~
NEWARK.-John Haley and Thomas Bnfiin were
arrested a, East Newark on THURSDAY night M s4auns MI f'o'A
Gasslt the proprietor of lsge-teeT saloon. -,
FREEHOLD, n 1.-The store ard Dwelling oL Az H.
y II ia. With
ire Loss about @llcoo Insured for +OU t W
Ass,,istoo have elected Che following officers; iIe'i'
BADGER. Vice President Charles llolElhe Secretary A. - In
yoo: Treasurer John T. Ler..lde StAtolli9 ti Tpg.5
llg, In February Of which S7 Irish, Us 'ImAl ~
and 81 Americans remainder represented u oln'I
TRENTON.-The trial of PaymaSter Meli l q.
The limited States Nav which has been continued uri'Ie 'ut
The rtei States during the pl'' three d's We" ~
d. lie "a. sued " IT'D BIZ. securities for scfepa1' ~ ~
same CONT Aagu,ph ustgaB "a' i' % ia Oi pass
i1g counterfeit money.
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CHESS.

The Brock yBuoafAament approaches its close.
Up tie present the ply has besE save In IL " con.
tests Of AZ iulOr order cansed by the meetings of the
poorest with the best ayers From out the best
players viii meet The greatest insred being ieIt In the
games bctseeB Capt Mackenzie and Mr.. branzingeY
The latter genteRa hsg yen clean score, while the
Captain has been beaten twice This evening will prob
ably witness rfeatS union OF players at the Brooklyn
club Rooms than before. There will shortly com.
BBeDCe a conversation game between some kew-Y0Tk
players and rDcin,Fs she williamsburg Club 10 has
sisO been announced tbz the las mentioned Clpb VIII
give masg1e game upon - DaihEoaIB b90r iD which
lAIcs aDO fTDtGDen aBnf0fs1 /'frshed. viii feDSc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
BASEBALL.

Should the negotiations now gong on oc-
tween the Atlantic Mutual athletic and lRed STOCKING
clubs looking to the holding in Brooklyn OF grano
nament which shall decide the question OF com
succeed II viii surpass in general rposition
tosts witch have hitherto taken place: Inc ld be
as II stands is that the Athletics OF PhladephS a and
Red Stockings Of Cincinnati shan msio uyvs. Bcginnng
ON Monday the Atlantcs VIII play against 1,o on
Stockings; on Tuesday, the Mntuais anu ON Tbnrs
y-cdnes,iav rho Red Stockings ana Mutnas on 6.g
~ iSe Sfjantcs and Athletics; on Friday kea S1CS
gay t stlletcs on Saturday, INITIALS and AuahGs.
liz cImh winning the greatest number Of games " Ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
AQUATIC.

The challenge from the TYNE crew, brought
over by Walter Brown, to alive straishta"ay
race for eco against the St. John, Paris crew. having
been accepted by the latter Iachine Lake Canada mas
been decided upon the place for the race when VII
take place in July next between these cIeMt
must possess many elements of interest 10 the aqu@
fraternity here but 1t will hardly recOmpense me Renol
pubc for the failure arrange return na'oh pe'"''
oxford and Harvard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
FREE FROM ALL TAXES.

FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT BONDS TWENTY
YEARS TO RUN INTEREST PAYABLE ~ NETWORK, on
THE Isr OF MAY AND NOVEMBER. FREE FROM ALL STATE
LOCAL AND UNITED STATES TAKES. PRICE, PAR AND IN
TERBST.
THE ROAD THE SEW HAVEN MIDDLErOwN And WILL
NANTIC RAILROAD Connecticut the FINAL LINK in the
GRAND AIRLINE ROUTE between NETWORK and BOSTON
81 miles IN eagtb running EeSsyen to WlmAnc passing
through about midway aud viii be over 20 miles shorter
than the present most popular route
The position 81 the Road as the old lines which
connecting tiGeut cities rather than ~ form
direct through route is by the following diagram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
SKATING.

AZ the Brooklyn Rink this evening james mes
Meade Of this city, and Mr.. BRADY OF bfookyn, .,
kate against each other for gold medal OF 's0
100 The performance is to decide ,os, mar,
SIrh ,he York or Brooklyn, posse sses e oesI s
NJ csde ia wen known, having apBealc1 ata ,yo
Swif mr. Bishop FOR the diamond "G% eew civ in the
Wintsr of 1859 and being lost by Mea'o Wy oiy GU
point Mr. Brady is President OF thc ;, ny" N'
poiii - "a on many rpreals'm amateur contests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
HOME NEWS,


pr,,,pKs -Yesterday, March 4, was bIeaK, WHY
dav About midnight ON Thursday the SKY began 10 DC
cnycred with the thn hazy clouds of the cerrocuhh
SSr,atiop The bazness thickeued from hour 10 hour
nnt sunrise For the remainder OF the day the sRY re-
manned overcast The wind changed from the N W. 20
tb@V II between and a. III. AT 1914 p. IN. small hali
from n f. storm began 10 fall Either snow OF slhaiI
nail fen from 1914 TO 3, and from 10 H. snow dep
at Q % M l inch; water produced, g OF an men.
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY oP YOUR DRUG.
GIST OR GROCER PACKAGBOF SEA MOSS FAREE MAhUFAC-
TURED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEEE, WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS or BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PUIDSGS, CCSTAEDS, CREAMS. CHARLOTTE
Russo kc..6c TT RY FAR THE CHEAPEST HEALThItSI,
AMI MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN TIE WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS FARISE co,
81 PARK-PLACB. n Y
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lAuuouucement<I

THE APPROACH OF SrEING.-KNoX IS as eood
., an almanac and announcement OF lie ne" style o.
M, hes. Sqrns IS at Lard That KSox' Spring ' e
e,tir,fp, fet which will crowd Lis salesIooH, No
2I2 R,ossvsv corner Of Falton- ST. Tor weeks to cone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

ser chess k,ncs queens, tugbt' sishops
as IN urs common zane, ~ Two noted players
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UNPARALLELED


ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS.-lhe unparalIeIeu
t,rtv year, W tbe Medical Electricity. warrants Dr.
CHAwBEE1S saving that bis uauuet OF eatn7' j. DO" 20 %
complete. bai iabit s''lh
me tsessei are call at No Wet f"nr~uibst
5 witness lie you1erIl OF tL wonderful agent Ifeuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

''"''- fSiz.d1 SHEPPARD HOMASS Ac.uary.
The foregoing statement comprises the business Of eleven months only
rear Company has hitherto commenced on TIE " u
February ard expired upon the 3 day Of January For several
the Department Of this state
has urged the officers Company make the 6seal year enea'
with the calendar year pursuant the proVon'of special statute
Authorizing such change The Board OF Trustees at It's meeting on Jan
mar, 18Th p decided bad arrived when compliance with
m. he, the State authorities epedsu and proper and
,eoring, made Hereafter the fiscal year OF the Com
pan, will Iteu from the ira, d January the J day u Dseen
her o dstes inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

The genuine TEXAN LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF
MEAT j. we '' '' A. CLAM I9i william st., Sole Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

PAPERS, TwINFs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
WILLARD HAEY and WarsOou 45 and 800 BroAGsA New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

The Sprinc fashions for GENTIENLN's HATS
fr 1870 EPEscHfD are now READY Inspection AID SAFE a. No.
ll8 Nassag-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

PROTECTION FROM ROERERs.-HoLNENs ID =.
A.a m gives instant alarm 81 your bedside upon zoe
door Of the house leu '@i9 tAf''
v'ltgeut a failure +. HoLzEs M1ra7-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

Formore qaar,sr road through eeton o'tns
S has been greatly unlike railroad enterprises
which have to wait growth along line this Road will
sud large established local trade awaiting t completion
regard the through trade, single glance a. Che map
vuig than Argument te fact that this
route being iforluc great time
nma:eg chief Boston sbd New York
Tie BONDS Issued og the work progresses aud for but
bali actual cash expenditures the road They scared by
Mortgage al the property Of tbs Company Of whatever Kind
The state OF Connecticut made Trustee Tor the bOndoer and
bond be issued the Office Of and be eoaneg. by the
COMPTROLLER. They issued in denominations OF $500 and 81 CO. ard
may option o the holder. registered They are, by Of
the Legislature Of Connecticut made exempt Pom a, State and oe
aso free from Tie in Connect
per cent. which dd to the msAes the bond equal
paying zine and onehil!p per cent.
The security bsn1d question: the nses, liberal; while the
exemption rejers them toe MOST DESIRABLE BOND IN
TIN MARKET FOR INVESTORS RESIDING IN CONNECTICUT
Al classes Of securities full bonds
turned without expense.
Fnl uorm,op furnished application spy Of the banks or
bankers in The state, or b. seutiug direct
HATCH g. FOOTE,
BANKERS
Dealers in Government Securities,
No. ~ WaLI.-sT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

CEO. A. PRINCE 4 Co., Buffalo, y. y,
Chicago Ill Established 1871 the Oldest Largest; aud most Per
auuactory ORGANS and MBLODbOhS the United States
thousand We refer with Justsbe
20 the , IN the Union, and from
MISSIONARIES Iu'e, reug TO oar ns;rgtaen which 1.'
hen In u,e f5r MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS Circulars and price
lists seu free application. T. GORDON, Ne~loEi JAMES
BELLAK Agent Philadelphia Also The principal Music Dealer IL eau
~, and ii The United Ststes and British Province
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pLANTATION BITTERS.

s T-l26o-N
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE IS THE
SHEET ANCHOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DEBlLITATED. as 4
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR TIE AGED AND LASGUID IT HAS
80 EQUAL AMONG STOMACHICS. As 4 REMEDY FOR THB
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT IT is SUPBRSEDISG EVERY OTHER SllMULANT
IN ALL CLIMATES, TROPICAL TEMPERATE OR FRIGID, IT
ACTS As SPECIFIC IL EVERY SPECIES or DISORDER WHICH
USDERMIsES THB BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THB ANIMAL SPIRITS
SAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
- combined the and important feature introduced By the
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO..
.egpg By combination Of the three FrsA. essentials Of LIE
capital for tures' family Turpos" pro, sion for old
age" legacy family" Some Of tie other advantages Of
fsred By TIE Company
lie security tie Company have go for 81 100
hsblte.
Second IT'S rro,ss be- Mutu, Economical Com.
psy established conducted puPs and solely for She entire bens
Ct Of The insured scrutiny eIyeAse and investments
will prove; consequently,
Third: L6d TO charge lower than other utl,
psny insured reap advantages Justly Ius them
Fourth Premiums not only forfeited bat pIdup policy with
dividends issued amer the dIst payment Il required.
Fb Cash dividends applied sdoe tie second and al Iabsq5sni
annual payments
Sth: No rates travelling BY lstt osen Of tie army,
navy, or merchant marine tt. lives Of women.
sevtnh: The officers and Directors OF Company
hona reputation inOun integrity and ability. The issuy Of TIE
Company IS uBdosbted. a. sbov. shown
Butn, officers Of other life companies
the prominent Of the country given Company
preference Of whom
W I. OKlR Manager FOR kesIoTk 10 Wallst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-15

nearly exhausted, She noticed that the APP
partition appeared at about the same hour,
and that was 8 in the morning. Once she
saw 1t slowly approach the bed, ana tnen
she saw itwhen moving away, and 10 seemed
to disappear through the wall. One morIl-
ing. and the last of her trials, she was star,
tied by n suppressed scream and the soMnu
of a body failing OH the floor. she ned Mo' :,
rihly frightened from the room: Ret,iri,,, .n5
with the Sister Superior, to whom ro s,ne III" IN
burrie,llv stated the facts, the two ioIho' ~
the cold light OF morning that oro pro- The
through the long, narrow wina S nr the
dead body Of the poor chic, any ber omen
(Ioor, with stream of blood 'r' ND ne thew
ron,,ib that of Sister Agatha. . anu y,
90 led in frightened silence: the reson'''""oo
ssat,vccn the two struck both. ,,,o,,
They sheen together in one grave, daa s sta
only I" Ly ; q cross. Sending for builder, the
wall we're examined and secIet paMss s,ss
t m between the dormttory OF Inc nuns
a and tbe infirmary of the seminary, that was
c". q WiVcjl. said Ringbolt to the gentleman
who cave us these facts, II don't make the
connection. What has the fashionable girl
, o do with Sister Agatha, or Sister Agatha
with the consumptive child"
II don't know" replied our informant:
e" only relate the story as it was told me-"
ID. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-15
BY Lee & Goddln,
kuctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lib main street.

A DDITIONAL LIST OF LANDS FOR
GUST COURT, Al AUCTI6S.Iin addition to
The various tracts of land heretofore advertised 20
take place on The 18th day OF August at Goochland
Courthouse, there will be sold st That place. on
the same dav,
LIST; a tract Of; about FoUR; HUNDRED AND
Fredericksburg red road near HadensviIle fifteen
miles northwest or Goochland Courthouse. and
being the lands whereof William NJ. Dickinson,
ceptlble Of division into two tracts. There Is q
dwelling and the usual out-huildings on It, sale
m de by Andrew * I.eake and John II. Guy, com.
missioners, under decree OF Goochland circuit
court.
I'd. A tract of about FIVE HUNDRED AND
lands OF DIR. Edmund s. Pendletln and Edmund
Fontaine, deceased. about two miles from Hadcas-
Vile. improvements on this tract are IL RGE
out-houses tract we'll timberGd and abundant
streams CT water. viii be sold In parcels to suit
purch ,sers. Sale made byJohn n, Davis and ".
W. Cosby, commissioners under decEec OF Gooch-
sd ID. Tract Of UNE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
TaRnE AID F0RIH 5if MILE nortbwest of
the courthouse; well wooded and watGre4, on
which there is u small new comfortable HOUSE,
LACE on james river and kanawha canal, anu VIII
be sold in tracts of ten acres or more as MAJ suit
18th. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TWO
AND GNE-QUARTER ACRES adjoining The
lands of Patterson Alien and others, wtnin I've, Two
miles of james river and Kanawha canal. Fine
spring Of water, well timbered, and wa'ered by
Little creek on which there Is SIEA NJ "a y :
MILL in tull operation. WIN be divided. to suit
bidders.
5th. viii also offer the Goochland Courthouse
HOTEL PROPERTY. containing one ]iu ),
DRED AND FORTY-SiN ACRES. The hotel
has lately undergone Il thorough renovation. t
which has been added an elegant two-storV por-
tico G5 by II feet. Basement complete, with large
SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND adjoining the
same q portion of which IS excellent creek Iln",
with sufficient wood to support the place. For
further particulars as to tracts Nos. 8, q, ana ..
amply to JOHN n. DAVIS. Esq, atto'ncy M
law, at Goochland Courthouse.
BESIDES other desirable LASDS.
TERMS AT sale. x,,
Sale conducted by LEE GoloDiN.
an a 4 10 10 IA Is Auctipne"rS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-15
BY Richardson L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
1lI3 Msfn stresit.

SALE OF VALUABLE
L GARDEN OR TRUCK EARN, o. BIZ, ~
TURNPIKE ONE MILE EROm RsCHhoHpi
By virtue OF deed OF trust to The uGtSrs'gn.a
dated 81 August. 1862 recorded in Henrico CONT!
court clerks Office In ds e. book S. page 81, beiDs
so required TO d by 1be holders OF the ncteSt-
cured thereby, shan sell 81 auction on the PEE
mIses, on FsiDAY. 18th August, 1870. at o'cl1,A
L. III, II fair II not, the Rext f.ir day there,le'
ut the same hour Sunday excepted; The "En =, Il
ESTATE located as above, and described IA sa'u
deed as FIFTEEN AID A HALF ACRES on
the west side OF Brook Turnpike near 10 and s1usa
OF the toli-sare, bounded on The Eorih by at sne
leading from the turnpike 20 the Hermitage 'o""'
&c. "a, q,
This land Is In high state OF cultivation sex W
valuable fruits, ID. 30 desirable piece 81 PRIV
petty 10 rarely offered n.,,
TERMS Cash rs To expenses or sale =, pas
note of Se eGo, with interest from ths ch Ausssa,
1870 and s,ne-thtfd of one tenth OF Tue pnrcbaas
money. The residue at four, eIghf, aLd tweisSS
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, anu
secGred by trast deed ..nrpsn,. rxns,ae
AIcHARpsoa 3 Co, Aaetionesrs. aas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-15

A PIcTURE.-At one of our neighbor,s
houses was very bright little girl. 1t
CHANGED once that they had as guest min
lister, an esteemed friend.
Little Anna watched him closely, anu
finally sat down beside him and began to
draw on her slate.
E'What are you drawing, AnnaS" asked
the clergyman.
else maxim your picture" answered the
child.
So he sat very still, and she worked away
earnestly for while. Then she compared
her work with the original, and shook her
little head. :, <tr.:,,.
II don't like it much," she said. ram !,
a great deal like you. | deSs Ill put TALL
to it and call it dog. :,
Fancy his feelings. What likeness II
must have been.