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NO. 14O
Z s1ARTKE INTELIfGEN1,E.

!. MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE Il, 1910.
an elsss 4sd3 Moon rise5. Is
on selS 7.H High tide. aG
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ORDERS FOR ICE CREAM CAN BE
" left at the follow Ing places ftisa " q
Mr. X. WERhEiS Con cttonary, on Iwentyss
fifth street near Broad, who has also fitted up >
neat Ice-Crcam Saloon, TO accommodate ladies'
and gentlemen.
stree;s who by The way. also keeps, The best Soda
water and the finest Cigars In the city.
orders len with either Of the above firms Viii 20
attended TO with the same promptness - R Or
essea mS 81 direes ROM w '''As' c. zIMaER.
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FURNITURE, dc.

FURNITURE, DC.
HARWOOD 81 RITTER,
Ill opposite The post-oticc, Main ftrect,
Have now on hand ana are constantly manufac-
turing the most complete and varied as5ort-
Inent Of "
: CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PARLOR FURNITURE.
UINTNG~ROOM FURNITURE, and
: MaTTRESSES.
And we would invite all In want OF good, sub
st .nt al articles IN our line t? examine our stock
No establishment in the state can offer greater
induc ccmcnts. We have goods to suit all part: :cs.
Elegant sets OF superior workmanship and line
finish and plain goods of every description; and
WI, will tell secret we arc still reducing our
prices. Callopposite The post-ofllce, up stairs.
my 80
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,Aitfmoltd 9ispatlh,

MoNDAY.................JUNE 10, 1870.
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THE NEW RIVER .,..g -.i.u.....
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GILES COUNTY, VA. SfiI -

Board per day, $3.50 per week. SIS; per MONTH
$50. Children under ten years and scr yaiits, half
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PeterSon's Huadzine and Leslie'S Pleasant
Hours for July for sale by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR.
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OLD PAPERS, in packages of one hundred or
more, for sale Ut the Dispatch counting-rOOm.
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f- CITY CoLLEcTOB's OFFICER y
RICHMOND, June 1st 1s7o.n5
r WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE
L daily between the hours Of 0 O'Clock A. M. and
O'Clock Z. n, from the 18th TO the a0th OF June
Inclusive for the purpose Of receiving from any
person charged with CITY TAXES the whole or
one-half ofthe amount OF taxes charged, dedactlpg
frcm the whole amount, or unc.hau, as The case
= - - : - W. Is. DAVIDSON, Z
ja I.-Im -. City Collector.
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ICE.CgEAM. sODA.yyATER. dc.


~ AND TUFT'S ARCTIC SODA FOUNTAIN
al the corner or Eleventh and Main streets, where
you can keep cool by drinking ARCIIO SODA
WATER with pure fruit-jglce syruEs. Also,
finest brands Of CIGARS, CHEWING and
SMOKlNG TOBACCO, etc. z z .-laiLy g. ,5ia
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FOR NEW YORK.-The OIda.1sn
elegant sldc-wheel steamship ISAAC BELL. Gao
tam BLAKEMAN, will leave her wharf at Rock
eas on TUESDAY,, June Iith. at O'Clock p. M.
81; round-trip tickets, 800. For freight or pas
sage, apply at the OFFICE OF TIE CUMPAEY
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fE'IIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
4 Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MUTUAL
THURSDAY, June 3Oth, at l2 o. clock NJ
X. A. LANCASTER, Cashier.
Richmond, June 9th, 1870. ieOStd
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OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINEl
INSURANCE COMPANY, )
RICHMOND, June 6, 1870. }
A NNUAL MEETING.-The regular an
IA nual meeting of the stockholders Of this
company will he held at the company's Office On
MONDAY the Goth instant, 1T IL O'Clock NJ.
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
cb-td Secretary.
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rJ,HE IMPROVED SINGER SEWING
L MACHINE, the best for all kinds OF work.
Its sales Indicate Il: durability and popularity
prove IL: its work confirms IL. Over ninety thou
sand sold last year. Call and examine It.
Sewing Machines repaired.
AGENTS WANTED.
CALVIN SHAFFER, Agent.
a. n eurSr o1e Anf fp
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAMi .t;

ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM
= C. zIaMER,s CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned is now prepared to manufac-
t,tre and furnish at short notice his celebrated
ICE CREAM, SO well known to the trade &
Hotels, Saloons, Restaurants, and Restaurants,
Private Parties, Pjc-Nfcs, and Falrs, Will 90 sup
piled at " hocsale prices. I. 80 .4ls- (,
Delivered 10 all parts of the city free Of charge
I hlye also fitted up m kLEGAGT- ICE
CREAM SALOON, where am always ready to
serve ladies' and gentlemen with the most delicious
refrcshmcnt that can be found In the city.
-gETIF. = Il sgl{5tBs ifC.iZfMMER, sft.f
my2I-am No. I543 Main ttreet<
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HHIpP1s6.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.-The n9Sse
a steamer n o HF OIL Il, Captain AM&N
ILATT, now lying ut her berth In the dock. will
receive freight for the above port cheaper than
fStn Instant at II O'Clock Freight taken for Nor
toh in1 aa moderate rates. Passage to philadelphia
iciuulng meals and stateroom, IS. ~ = y
~ w. Z. PORTER, Agent, i,
!e 1@--H No. f425 Dock street.
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MEETINGS.

M MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, 9
VI bers of Loge Franchise, No. 50. are Xxx
l.odge-r0om on Broad between Ninth and Tenth
streets, THIS EVENING at I O. o'clock. Business
election OF officers.
Members OF sister city Lodges and transient
brethren IN good standing arc invited to be pre-
sent. BY order OF the W. NJ.
PETEKFIELD TRENT, II. D.,
Jame % 10, a. Il. 'So, AID. 1871. Secretary.
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SEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
~ REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIpTIC MACHINES.
BLOAT h ADDINGTON,
iyA tGB Gary street. near Fourteenth.
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For the Dl3patcn.
Messrs. Editors,-I can't resist the temp
tation to place in your hands the following
extract from o private letter descriptive of
our ~ royal visitor, over whom Washing
ton seems 10 have parted with what little
sense it had remaining after its gigantic
efforts 10 reconstruct us:
HWAsBISaToN, January 81, 1870.
"Friend -, received yours Of the
26th, and was glad to hear from you.
To-day His Royal .Highness Prince Ar
thur, Of England, visited us. Well, may
everything good preserve me from ever see
ing another live Prince If he is specimen
of royalty! Just imagine o dry goods
clerk out for holiday, with pair of gray
t,awsers lover pair of legs not as big as O
mans army fitting tight with straps OF the
bottoms, dark-colored coat, and plug
hat; feet large enough for boy twice his
size.
His face is the worst feature about
him-about the size of twelve years old
girl, almost as round as IN apple.
ellis nose is awful 1t looks as if some
person had hit it slap across the lower
part and smashed it, and then gave it q
lick upward, knocking hump in the mid
die; in fact, it's the worst looking nose
you ever saw.
"He's about the poorest specimen of q
man of twenty ever saw.
The toad-eaters are not at all repulsed
by him.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF SIX
~ lanes r ME- Sf RIVER, in PoWHATAN CoUN-
~. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We are re.
oucsted by r. 3. Kennon, ESD, to offer for sale az
auction, on TUESDAY, February !, 1870, on the
premises the really beaS9, fA snaG on on sme
river in Powhatan county, Va thirty.sey TT =
miles above Richmond, and containing ! THR ZEE
II ID D + Z D AND sEvENJ Y1FIFE A q SD
THREE.QTARTER AGkEs T III TLE hN fS 4
H1HNnRFD AND FIFTY-SIX AND THREE.
offARTER ACRES OF UPLAND In oak and
pine woods. 80 90
desirable in size for the present times is put IN
market The bottoms are unsurpassed Tor Ter.
tIIity, and the highlands are In high stare OF
cultivation. . ,.,,
try dressing-roorn, closets, &C., &C., attached:
The out-houses are ample for a large farm, are al
nearly and In perfect order.
and stable for pleasure horses located IN neau-
tiful grove of oaks away from the farm buildings
The water is pure, the orchards (pear ana applel
are Of choice fruit and the garden one OF the very
best in the county. ., - ,uhoot
has been seeded, after the most careful prepare
ton on some of the best land. All the fail lal-
lowing for corn has been done. .,,u,,
This. purchaser of the farm may also puy every
thing necessary for carrying on his farming ope'
raiions-provisions, teams, and implements.
Mr. kennon will meet gentlemen wishing 70
view "Kilona lat Lock Lomond, on the James
River and Kanawha canal, and take pleasure IN
showing the farm to them.
TERMS 81 900 to 90. 900 in cash balance at SIX,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months for ne.
gotiab!e notes, with interest added, and secured
by deed of trust uPSGRR u ths R5oRe WILLIAMS
io71o15 10 % %. %. then d Auctioneers.
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s,r,e,,r,.,v s.IEs-..Snss nay.
ry Thomas W. Keescc,s Ancticneer,
No. 1911 Main street,.

TroIysEHoLD FURNITURE, BRus:
E1 Sells CARPETS. 30 KS 20, FOB SALE 8. laE
auction-floase. eofnmencieg ct 10 O'Clock Eo1 @
aosnrtraert OF HOUSEHOLD FUHNITUHE,
f RiRussSIs CARPETS. BOOKS, &C., consist
tRg e and MAHOGANY SOFAS, In hair
MA fiG'a and WALNUT CHk1Rs, In hair
RosSt tRN Il and ARM-CHAIRs, es
CANE SEAT CHAIRS sn.YNrp
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, aud Sta NE =
wA TNHP and aAHoGANY BUREAUS, mar
lble tops; ~, orrSrr A NDs
wh ns59ff '1 ana MAHOGANY CHAMBER
eoSSAaS SHA AX IkS sE RIESbs sTPslftss;
FEATHER BEDS and MATTRESSESI
LOUNGEE ROUND-TABLEs,Chi6 BSS pns
MAHOGANY and WALNUT slDE - phEs
EXTENSION and other DIN ING.iAoHIo'
Handsome BRUSSELS CARPET, nrers
FLOOR MATING and OFFICE DE "a aassEs
BOOKS, PICTURES: and L0Ok a. RfTrsAE.
80 - = THOMAS w. hEE .sna-
iaal' ~ AuC..0I a---
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The Philadelphia Age relates that when
President Andrew Jackson was told that
Purser Randolph, who was dismissed from
the navy for defalcation, had been arrested
Tor his assault upon him, he exclaimed :
Yes, and greatly regret it, and have or
dered his release. If had not been in
terfered with would have punished the
scoundrel on the spot. do not want the
aid of the law to protect me or redress my
wrongs. My dear mother, God bless her,
when I was boy, gave me this piece of
advice: Never to sue for SANDER, indict
for assault and battery, or permit per-
sonal assault to go UNPUBLISHED on the
spot; and God knows I have most reli-
giously adhered to it throughout my life " !;
and dashing long-stemmed white clay
pipe, which he had been smoking, on the
mantel-piece, by which he was erectly
standing, he broke it into atoms.
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The Princes Message to q Troy
Reporter.

Our enterprising reporter determined to
interview the Prince, and with this deter
nination boldly jumped upon the steps of
the car, when he met one of the attendants.
The following conversation ensued:
At,endant-What do you want 'ere9
Press Reporter represent the Daily
Press, and would like to see Prince
Arthur.
Attendant-Well, you can't see i'm, ee's
busy.
Press Reporter-I guess not. He don't
appear to be very busy.
Here the Prince, having been attracted
to position not far from the door by the
dialogue, called out, in bluff voice:
whats the matter out there? 2"
Attendant-A newspaper reporter wants
to see you.
Prince Arthur-Tell i'm to go to ell. He
can't see me.-7roy Press.
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Playing On P7ayers-ConfEience Game
SpOiled-Defeat OF tho Unfortunate
ynptee
From the New York Herald


On Tuesday evening last knock was
heard ut the door of Mr.. Barney Williams's
residence, in east Thirty eighth street, and
a servant at once admitted young gentle
man, who bore letter for Mr.. Williams
He wanted an answer in the shape of 1874,
currency. In the absence of Mr.. Williams
Mrs. Williams took the letter and opened
it, at the suggestion of the visitor. 1t was
literally as follows:
Boston, January 10, 1870.
j" Barney Williams, Esq:
81 have at last found the Error of which
you spoke in your last letter and therefore
I Enclose Check amt'g. to S463.0 drawn to
your own personal Order only, and sent it
through the D. F. A. for which you will
please pay the Dues On Delivery. Yours
truly, B. W. THAYER,
Manager Boston Theatre.
"P. s. Please answer as soon as posi-
BILE. B. W. THAYER."
The check was numbered $3.50, was
dated New York, January Is, 1870, and
was rather peculiar in the wording:
"GERMAE BANK, 1856 BowERY,}
NEAR Delaney street.
Psy to Barney Williams only s463.
"4e3. Due, S7.s4. B. W. fHAYEs.n
A two-cent revenue stamp was on the
corner. What tho dues were for was not
stated, and probably 1t was this omission
which excited the suspicious Of Mrs. WI.
l!sms. She told the young gentleman, who
stood twirling his fingers aud locking unut-
tersble- things at the costly ornaments
which adorned the tables Of the parlor, that
Mr.. Williams was not at home, but that she
would give him the letter and Enclosure
when he returned then if the check was
Ill right--and she knew nothing about it
aerself--he was perfectly good for the
2 dues" The visitor objected to this mode
# doing business, but the lady insisted.
Then the young man, seeing that any fur-
her delay on his part would be prejudicial to
Inc interests Of his employer, hastily put
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BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY GOOD FARM OF FOUR
"A HUNDRED AND TnIR J = % En- ACRES Re;
MILE OF JAMES RIVER, FOR SALE AT
AUCTIuN.-On THURSDAY the Sd day Of Feb
ruary. at IL O'Clock NJ, we will sell at our office
the FARM called 'sGRAFTOS,', adjoining the
Berkeley estate the lands of Mrs. VIM. 81. Harri-
son, and others.
Three hundred acres have been literally lined
and covered, and have been carefully cultivated
for twenty years on the fve-feld system. The soil
is a heavy clay loan, adapted to wheat and grass,
and com pares favoraby with the celeb ated lands
of that section. About one hundred and thirty
six aces are In woods with some timber.
There Is an ORCHARD of five acres Of the best
fruit a flne GARDEN and the site Oh which the
dwelling stood Is 4 beautiful one. ,
There are also TWO SMALL HOUSES we'll
situated for judicious division of the farm Into
two tracts.
Two steamboat wharves within three miles, and
q schooner wharf within one mile, from the house.
Persons wishing to purchase farms would do
well to examine this property before the day of
sale.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
IN 24e7, %. 81, SFebl.o,s Auctoneers.
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ByA. C. PulHam, Auctioneer.
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, ON &C
L COUNT or WHOM IT IT, NAY NAY &C CqN 81 ~
Mt rn IL,OTHiaN TURNPIKE, THREE MILES
RIGHMoND IN GHEsTaESsTIEddD 9n SN WI.
Ham 7 PncKett, having failed to comply Wild
Of sale ,h Dsssgssr ISIS Se
p n. on the premises, at public auction u Inlr'
hs "a fair d4y the 5eaTr tnSered
With original growth, wing on the Midlothian
turnpike, Chesterfield county; adjoining the lands
of james Sheppard Pnllen, Smith, and Weislger,
being a mart OF the Fisher tract
This land Is ali capable Of cultivation, after the
timber is removed, without ditching, ana me me
wood will cut an average Of thirty cords to the
acre. The attention Of wood dealers in Richmond
is particularly called to this SALE as the WOO ad
timber Is worth more than we expect for the lana;
Terms: Cash, 5000; balance Of one-thlrd Of
sale to be added to second third with intere resi-
remaining third, with interest thereon, In nego-
table note at twelve months. Taxes for 1870 70 DC
Do 90 Auctioneer.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ONCE No. g21 Main street.
U,RUsTEE's SALE OF REAL EsTAT

N,RUsTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
At ROCKETS, IN. THE CITY OF kiG IN
Hnrisfopher Welsh TO the subscriber as trustee;
dated tie sth day OF July, 1aes, and recora as
in the CLERKS Office Of the Hastings Cours OF tne
CITY Of Richmond. TO secure the payment OF three
neeotiahie notes therein described default WIG
been made IN the payment OF portion o. s saiG
dead viii proceed to sell ut public auction. on
ies 9TH daY q February 1870 at O'Clock P NJ,
on the premises, the PROPERTY therein con. n.
1eva5 md described-viz.. all that certain lot OF
eronnd wing and being IN the city of Richmond,
ct Rockets fronting 81 feet on north SIDE Of
Nicholson street and running back In parallel
TERMS: 0ne-half cash the balance at four
months. for negotiable note, interest added. So
c1re q ny oeeo JAMES, y M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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A Peoria Qll.) paper undertook to say
that at the Constitutional Convention Mr.
Haines moved an eulogy Of Jackson, which
was spread upon the Journal but fend.
ish typographer made it say MIR. Haines
moved eulogy on Judson, which was or.
dered to be spread on the ground" And
then follows the couplet about Homer living
and Homer dead, which narrowly escaped
being set up
Seven Grecian lilies mourned for Hamer's deal
Through which the lying Hamer peggedhis heel -
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BY Cook 6 Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHoLLD1
4 AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CARPETS:
&C. ATAUCTioN.-Byy virtue of a deed Of trust
executed to the undersigned as trustee ana duly
recorded In the clerks Office of the Hustlngs
Court of the city Of Richmond, shall sell at auc.
ton on TUESDAY, February 1st, ut 10 o. cloek, ~
the residence of Mi. Thomas w. Graves. No. III
Twentieth street, between Franklin and grace
STREETS, the FURNITURE In said residence Con-
sisting of q very desirable assortment of
SOFAS,
CHAIRS,
TABLES,
PIANO,
CARPETS andRUGS,
BEDSTEADS,
BEDDING,
. BUREAUS
SIDEBOARD,
DINING TABLE,
Several dozen CHAIRS, different kinds:
One complete set Of CHINA: o,.se-
WARE. &C. l., ,ooin,o-t
condition. JOHN A. COKE,
~ 90 Trustee.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
ll13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
y ABLE REAL EsTATEi on TIE rop FAST st
Of n THE GtmY IF OF Ge RISa If
the circuit court OF the city of Richmond entered
on the I'd day Of l'ecember, 1859 In the chancery
cause Of Wilson vs. Crouch ct als... the under
signed as special commissioners, will sell at pub
lle auction, on the premises on TUESDAY T the s
LOTS, fronting thirty by forty-four feet on the
east side Of Eighteenth street, corner Of Frank
lin, with BRICK STORE on the corner lot.
The frame store and stable on the other two lots
not belonging to the property, will not be sold,
but the lease OF the land being about to expire,
they the frame store and stable, can doubtless be
purchased; and If not purchased, Will be re-
moved by the owners.
TERMS OF SALE One-fourth cash : one-!ourth
ON n credit Of four months one-fourth on credit
Of eight months and the residue on credit Of
twelve months from day Of sale, taking from the
purchasers negotiable notes, with interest added,
for the deferred payments; snd the title TO be
retained until the purchase money Is paid.
JOHN A. COKE,
B. r. WEXFORD, JR.,
-.' 4. Y. CANNON,
ia2s a.-- Special Commissioners.
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gv Cook &c Lauehton, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE TOBACCO MACHINERY
V AT AUCTION.--WiIl be sold Mt auction on
TUESDAY, February lst commencing. at I!
O'Clock, ut cur factory, on Twenty-ffth street, 9
valuable collection of TOBACCO MACHINERY
with Pumps. Retainers Trucks. Trucking. &C..
complete and In rerfect order; One COLEMAN
PRESS, with Retainers, Trucks, Trucking, &c.
In order. Both of these presses have been nsed b,
us for shaping and finishing. and are capable O.
turning out 500 pounds per day.
Also, Box Screws, Caddy Screws. Mills OF va
TERMS: Under 300, cash; over, sixty days
credit interest added, for npgroyed :, endorrset
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MACHINERY, &c

u A. DAYTON, Tenth street between
T.. Main and Cary, Richmond, Va, dealer In
Wood-W orking Machinery OF all kinds, Ma
ehnsts Tools and Supplies s,eamrEnstnes MIL
Watcr-W heels superior Leather Betting, Lace
Leather, saws. Wrenches, Steam and Water,Pipe
and Fixtures, Twist Drills, Card Clothing,
For sale one Stationary Engine, 9s-horse
power, made by Washington Iron Works nearly
new one Stationary Engine, 1c-horse power
one Portable Engine 1s-horse power one new
Elue Boiler l2-hofse power r one T foiIaEs
each 3o-horse power; one Portable Corn
MIN lot Of MiGearing shafting, Hangers n s1d
price: Also large lot Of an kinds Of aashinis,iSsi
ing machine, Screw Machines, Vises. &C., &C.,
that will be sold very low. oc 3V-eod9m
UAElNG RE-OPENED OUR WORKS
Ill at the buildings formerly occupied BY the
Union Manufacturing Company, We are now pre-
pared to fill orders for all work In our ilnes-
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES made and
repaired In the best manner. ,-o,y
An kinds Of FOUNDRY and MACHINE WOhA
done. j. W. CARDG ELL 2 W.,
4. "a Iy, - 1911 Cary street.
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Aithmund 1ispattll.
Observation-Disclosures 81, 1870.
For the Dispatch.
w. W. Walker. ESQ.

We are gratifed to learn that the Super
iutcndency of Public Instruction will be
offered to Mr.. w. w. Walker. It will be o
just tribute to his eminent services in the
late canvass, while filling an important po-
sition with an officer Of the highest qualif-
cations. His legal training, educational
requirements, and rare sagacity, we'll fit
him for the arduous and delicate post OF or.
ganising "a common school system in this
State. RocBRIpGE.
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a revenue officer reported that 81 bsrle
Of whiskie seezed BY me for not being
stampt has been stoll BY rudans with Eases
dysguyssed with kraip." ;.
A Pittsburg jury returned verdict Of
murder in the second degree IN the case OF
Campbell, the brutal Yifa murderer, and
the crowd in the courtroom Kissed. One
Intelligent juror said he voted, for murder
IN the second degree because he thought it
was Campbeli's "second wife, e. :. =
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Cold Weather Somewhere.

D1NIEE hEENC1, NEbNAShAj I
January 81, 1870. !
A severe snow storm hos deprived us Of
our mail for two evenings. The carrier
came on Thursday with one letter for this
post-ofIice. It showed quite fast all Satur-
day night and Sunday, and SIS the mercury
was down to ten degrees below zero you
may imagine that it was pretty cold and
decidedly disagreeable. Monday the Their
mometer indicated twenty degrees below
zero c.