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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

COrporeaI Punishment In the SchoOls-R esix.
nations and Appointments Of Superintcnd-
cnts-MOre Holdings tor the SchOlnrs-
Twenty Thousand Dollars in Salaries
ssFarned Out."
The Board OF Education met yesterday, at four
O'clock the President, Larramore. In the chair. The
attendance OF spectators was not as large as usual.
AresOlution was adopted declaring it inexpedent
to re-hire the premises Nos. 40 aud l29 West Fifty
third street; Primary School No. 35. Sixty.sevenlh
street, near Broadway; lot adjoining Grammar
School No. II. West Forty seventh street. between
Broadway and Eighth avenue, and the premises
used by the branch Of primary department Of Gram.
mar School No. II, West Forty ghth street. all IN
the Twenty secord ward. and that the trustees OF
sai0 ward be requested TO transfer the pupils and
teachers to the 0Lner schools OF ward until suit
ana tnat the Superintendent OF Buildings be al
Iecied 10 remove the property OF the Board from
said premises on or before the lst day Of Nav.
IL was also resolved 70 rehire tue house ana pre-
misses NO. 40 Robinson street, now occupied by Pr
mary Scnooi No 81 Tor one year from the lst OF May
next at the annual rent OF So 0OO per annum.
communication was received from the assoca-
ton OF female assistants IN the male department in
the public schools asking that the law prohibiting
corporal punishment In the schools be rescnded as
oiscipne had become greatly relaxed since Its adOp
uon 0y tne BOARD. Inc communication was referred
to the Committee on BY Laws.
communications from Thomas d. Harrison N A.
Caulkln and William Jones, assistant superintend-
ceived and read. The designations were accepted,
The report or the Committee on Bylaws, making
several unimp0rtant changes In the government OF
the schools was read ana adopted.
Mr.. WOOD moved that Mr.. Henry Kiddle Assistant
superintendent, be appointed Superintendent OF
Schools in place OF Mr.. Ranaa. resigned at an an-
nua salary OF "a, 500 per annum the appointment to
rate rom June |, 1870, and term OF Office 10 be two
years. The resolution was adopted.
On the motion OF Mr.. LEWIS the Board went into
nomination for assistant superlntendents. me fol-
lowing named gentlemen were then duly nom
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serve for TWO years, from June l, 1S7O:-First
Assistant superintendent Thomas T. Harrison.
salary $4,000; Second Assistant superintendent
John II. Tanning, salary ss,sOO; First Assistant Su-
perintendent Primary schools. Norman A. Caulkin,
mary Schools, William Jones; salary So, 600.
Mr.. WOOD offered resolution TO extend the time
Of the summer vacation from the 4th OF July until
the first Monday in September in each year. The
resolution was referred TO the Committee on Bylaws.
A lengthy communication from Mr.. John Hecker
in reference to the appointment OF teachers OF the
normal schools was read and referred to the ap-
prOprlate committee after which the Board ad.
lOurDed.
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NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS
Reception of the Annual Report-Electi0n O.
Onlcers and Committees.

Reception of the Animal Report-Election OF
Onlcers and Committees.
The National Board OF Fire Underwriters held their
annual meeting yesterday morning at room No. 4,
1855 Broadway, J. s. M. Mclean in the chair
The Chairman OF the Executive Committee, Mr.. f.
w. CrOwel, made the report covering the operations
OF the year, from which 1t appears tnat there has
been but little to encourage the Executive Committee
in their efforts to maintain the efficiency OF the Ma
tional Board. There has been O steady decline In
rates OF premium throughout the country. In many
OF the prominent cities they have been declared ad
visOry, which Is simply SAYING there are no tarln
rates at all.
The causes for this decentralization have arisen in
q great measure from the infdety OF members,
largely superinduced by Inscriptions and unre-
liable agents. Instances are patent where compa-
MES have retained agents who were notorious IN
their dsl0yalty and have thus e0pardzed the pr0ts
OF their whole business by adding to the denorali-
zation created by others OF the same sort. One Of
these companies has during the last year fallen a
victim OF low rates and Others we're rapidly follow
ing In the same footsteps. The great benefits OF the
National Board have been felt, nrst In establishing
adequate rates OF premium, ana second, IN the
prevention OF ruinous competition. For the ten
years ending with 1885, companies could write
in 1859 figures show they wrote on $226 a6
for each dollar OF loss, being an improve
sst az ever G e a ns % 81 the ana
Board Ia Its efforts to systematze and organize the
business OF re underwriting SO that entire security
be afforded to all who seek It's protection They
may not understand the important fact that there is
mutually OF interest TO be regarded In the con-
sdeiatiOn oil fire insurance between comoanies and
patrons Tor the apparent reason tnat tue value OF
insurance policy, like "a government bond, depends
upon that which II represents.
The Board voted to keep up the organization, ana
eecl ed the following officers for the ensuing year.
H. A. Oakley, President; l.. J. Hendee Vice Presi-
dent; James Nj. Rankin. Secretary; J. s. Parish,
Treasurer
The Executive Committee, composed OF nifty men,
bers, was also elected. The Board then adjourned.
The Executive Committee met immediately AFTER
adjournment and organized bv elccting L. w. Cro
vel chairman and g. b. Whiting secretary, after
which u adjourned sue de.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STR EET,

WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY. April 20-0 4. M.
There was more activity IN Wall street to-day. but
the volume Of business was SIN far below the
average. The money market was easy at four to six
per cent according to the character OF c0llaerals
and standing OF borrowers Commercial paper was
quoted to and hall per cent tor strictly
prime double name acceptances.
THE GOVERNMENT SALK or Gold
There was good competition for the gold offered
a. the ub-Treasury. The bids were for total OF
about three and a half millions at prices ranging
from 1881 to 1925. The awards were made In the
lots following:-s1OO OOOO, 1880; $4,000, 11343;
$35 00O 1886 $35 0oO 1881 $50 900, 113.45 $5O0oo
l1s as; $4,000, l1s.47; $4,000, 11a45; $4,000
11344 $4,000. 11342 500 0oO 11342; $50 oOO 11342
100000, ils.45; $l5,oOO lla44; $lo,5oo, 11s.4l;
81, 500 I13.41; s3i7, 900, 1134l.
THE GOLD MARKET STEADY.
The gold market was steady the extreme range OF
the price being 11SH 113x. The "Dears" were
jubant over the reported dismissal Of the proceed
ngs to reopen the decision In the case OF the Legal
Tender act and were assisted by the foreign houses
VINO look for an Improvement IN American securi-
ties, based upon this virtual conar nation OF the
original decision. On the other hand the specuIa-
tors for q rise were encouraged by the numerous
bids the Treasury and by the deferred action of
CONGRESS upon the Funding bill Private dispatches
from washington say that IN view OF the present
large currency balance and OF the reduced gold
balance IN the Treasury after the 1st prox Secretary
Boutwell, may re nit his gold sales for May; but as
the amount of the usual monthly sale is trining in
contrast to the total balance which he will still
have on hand the report is probably set aioat for
speculative purposes. The key to the gold market
Just now Is the condition OF the finances Of the
Bank OF England. Should the reserve or that insti-
tuition show further decline tomorrow and the
directors advance the rate OF discount other indu-
ences would be temporarily dsreQarded. The CHIEF
du ctunt ,ona to-dav were as fOlOWs-
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/. 1854, ,sls, 4as 4s,2oo,sl4 s5l,ol4, s7S

FOREIGN EXCHANGE DULL.
The foreign exchange market was dull, but rates
were steady in the absence OF bills. The
following were the leadlng misunderstanding
sixty days, commercial, losh a lOs5; good to prime
bankers, 100 l0ax snort sight, 1928 o lO9,I;
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NEW YORK THURSDAY, APRIL 81 l8o-TRIPLE SHEET

sc. iar refining, 94c; good refining. 9,5c.; fair 70
good rrcossery rcsy s..c sc prime 70 choice srocery
moasses, hhds. and boxes. 7c sc me ado 4c. 7c.
Hayana-Boxes Dutch standard Nos. Ito o. SIC. sAc;
do ~ TO ~ ssc !ec; do 10 TO 15 10 &C. l0,sc do
~ u to y,s y i1ee, e rAs: o. y 30 l,q ls2sc
$40. 9%c. grocery grades, 9S4c. l0.se
TALLow.-The demand only moderate but prices
very firm, especially for the better grades The sales were
Goo los at9Te gssc, %, she latter price for choice;
but higher closing ai vi ON ~ 0s There were sold 200
bbls, at 81 OI n 81 Us, chiefly at III VI a I O7L
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ANOTHER REPORTED tLOpEMENT.

Information mas been received at Police Head
quarters in Newark, that youthful patr OF lovers
have eloped within few days. The young lady in
the case disappeared mysteriOusly from her home.
ON Lower Washington street. and 1t Is believed left
In the steamer Tor California with her lover. Her
parents were strongly opposed 70 the youth. who,
like the maiden, Is yet in lls teens but the latter
insisted upon receiving his attentions, and finally
would brook no restraint whatever.
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND ACTIVE.
The government market was active upon pur-
chases by the foreign bankers, who are supposed to
be buying against q renvestment OF the coupons OF
the 62's held in Europe, the May instalments OF
which are now en- route for this country. The
steadness of the gold market assisted the 1rmness
OF prices. which closed finally on the street fol-
lows:-Unted States currency skies, 111% 1l2; do,
1881, registered, 1l4A 114h; do do., coupon,
114s 1142S; do. fve-twenties. registered, May and
November, 107h 107s&; do, 1852, coupon, do,
112X q 113; do. do, 1864 DO. do INK 111H;
do. do, 1865, DO do, 1112s l12; do. do, coupon,
January and July, 1927 110; do. do, 1867 do.
do, 11O3i o 11OH; 90. do. 1865. do. do, 11o3S a
110h; do tenf0rtles registered 106 1867; do. do.,
coupon, 10e1S a 1854.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.
The new Tennessees were the only feature in the
Southern State bonds and were active IN late street
dealings, the price advancing to S. The general list
was steady and closed follows:Tennessee, ex
pom 59h 591; do. new; 55s SO; do. nve per cent,
Al 5O Virginia. ex coupon, 69K 10; do, new, SO
COX; do, registered stock, 574 SIX; do, regis.
tered 1856, SO 81; do, registered, 1867, 61 90;
Georgia skies, s5 q 81; do. sevens, % 94: do.
sevens interest payable Georgia. SO q %; North
Carolina. ex coupon, ASK 464; do, new, 22K
20; Missouri SKIES, 92A 921z; do Hannibal and
st. Joseph. 92 o 9S; Louisiana skies, rs 70; do.
sevens, IS 80; do. eights, IS SO;
do. levee skies, 70 n; do. do eights, 90 q 92k;
Alabama eights. 90 991z; do. fives, "A q II; do.
skies, sterling, 90 100; South Carolina sixes 90
o1; do, new, SO s25; do, registered stock, so
80; City Memphis skies, 81 52 do. Atlanta eights,
SO IS; do. Savannah sevens, 80 a 30; do. New Or
leans consos, "a 49, do do. issued to railroads. 72
IA; Mobile OHIO sterling, 76 q III do, eights, II
II; Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage rs
80; DO, second do, II 72; Memphis and Charles
ton, first mortgage 81 SS; do, second do, 7S S0
do stock. "A As; Greenville and Columbus Railroad
guaranteed, 10 72 Macon and Brunswick, guaran-
teed by State OF Georgia, 50 80; Arkansas sevens,
76k.
THE EXPORTS OF TIE WEEK.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spe-
cie) from New YORK to foreign ports for the week
ending April 49, ana since the beginning OF the
year,
1853. 1869. 1870
For the week. .. $4.111.4o5 $3 689S19 Sc 306, a25
Prev. reported. 4O,203,0T 44,599,494 77OS, $50
Since Jan. L.. 319,432 $45, S9314 S5l 0l4, S7S
FOREIGN EXCHANGE DULL.
The foreign exchange market was dull, but rates
STEADY in the absence OF commercial bills. The
following were the eadlng quotatlons:-sLerling
sixty days, commercial 1os>s IoS;s; good to prime
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COFFEE R0 WAS In demand but sales were restricted by
the smaness Of the stock and the rmness of holders La
guara In demand and 200 bags, Thomas Dalet,
sold private terms Other kinds dull but sold
for full 6gures.
FLOUR GRAIN. Receipts 529l bbls. -FOUR 900 bags OF
meal S,15 bushels wheat 1856 do. lS53 do.
oats and 4oO do barley The -four market was quiet but
steady prices Low grades In moderate
request and scarcely hrm The sales 800 bbls
Southern hrmer, with fair demand, small
celpts. The sales 600 bbls Rye flour frm with
Of Corn meal higher Sales 500 bbs. West
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STREET nu01.A'Tlaxs
HaIf.past Five O'Clock p. nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WTDNTsDAY. An
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"WEDNESDAY, April 20-6P.
CorToS-Thc demand fair for spinning and good for
export and the offerings being only moderate, the market
stronger closing strong at the quotations appended
The sales 1886 bales including for export $50 for
spinning, 1c4 speculation, 900 In
there were sold 467 bales, which are included in
the sales above. For future delivery the market
active and prices advanced Nc The sales
ba basis low midding, for july at 100 do. for
April a2e; 60U do for May 22c 100 do for June,
22c. 22ac and 90 do, for July, a 3Sc We quoe:
auA lfnhsfe land
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DEST STOVE EGG AND FURNACE COAL SCREENED
ID and delivered, at IS 20 per ton smnl stove, SO;
King and Greenwich and 81 Roosevelt street
MAT CLINTON.
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ffYaMHRTssEDNEEg SHE or u NEKY
sHtVAhukHf,E EsT ATE 0TyJ Me- RIFEa.
FORTY MILES sABDyE RICHsSaFD. AY
AugTIoN In s1essitsca as {. decree oa 800 "a
on stf September, 1910, In tue cans6 " Br1tt ana
dIsSps rs Pen1berto and " the
thereby ppofDted Win sen g sgS.
lsp ngen Iss paselass soeR H. n sss
c cssIt j the VALUABLE ESTATE OF which the
Infn Joitf, b. Pefnberton died seized known DC
q Glover Forest, - wing In Gooehla1d county, ON
,fe canal and river, st Peinhert6n'E depot fOrgy
miles above Riehmond.s and opposite 70 fhe VII
iaee OF Cartersyile. II coniaiDs about as7 acres,
ass acres open land; ind s7S acres In wood en-
bfaciug some fine timber. !fE :, ~, =.
The buildings consist OF an excellent br,cs
dwelling and the outihouses usuai on m eatate OF
Its extent. - sfs;I! .as.S -
TIt.pched to the farm there is valuable landing
on the canal. o. toreh0use, and q warehouse.
The farm Hes Beautifully, is In superior neigh
borhood,. and has always been regarded as Tery
valuable and productive -.
the residue on credit or one two three, and four
wears, sorb9nds with approved security ana bear
Ing interest; or. ut the option Of the pnycaasef,
one third In cash, the residue on credit OF 0nfs
two three, and four years for bonds scttho,E per.
sonaI Sec,trity bearing fnferest-in either csse
the tile TO be retained by the court until all the
purchase money lie paid. .sEsfs3 .isrS -
Persons disposed TO bnY such piess or pro.
perty are invited TO sxa inc this before the day OF
sale. WI. LEAkE, t.f,,o
n.y. F. u. IRVING, }
Auctione ers ItIa7 no 70
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ByWellington Goddtn, i
Real EHtats Aren't and Aucsioneer,
CORNER of Bsnk and 18th streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO " .
~ yALUa Az MAR Td NOSE nas
INGFORD AND ROANOKE pEP DER GIN IN
TAINING FIVE HUHDRTD. AND y OkIY
NGREa And TIE OTHER LIZ FAuSUlER,
NEAR TO RAPPAH4Nrnzlhnp E In En =. nv y
EfaHT aCRFS@ ON VERY LIBERAL.TERMS
OF PAYMENT BY virtue OF .wo. DEGREES pro
nouneed by the Chapcery Court OF the ely OF Klcn
Ynond on Pad July and 18th october, 1870 respec-
lively in the case Of Erown ne ton ac
finr commissioner appointed by the first mem
toned decree will proceed to sell at pubic auction
nj the ONCE Of Wafiing on Goddin Real tEstate
Anctianeer, corner of Bank ard nth streets, 10
ve ven is7o. at Z O. clock M. that VALUABLE
FARM called the HORSE PEN In the county
Of Charlotte, about two and a half miles distant
from Mossinqfnrd and Roanoke depota, Contain
and occupied by the late WD. III. Watkins, adj
Joining The lands Of Isaac G. Darlington and
others. On this farm thereare the usual buildings
The land is Of fall. quality. and The place has
After which. at the same time aud place, will be
sold that other valuable farm, in the county of
Fauguier, containing 348 acres about two miles
from Rapps shamrock station, being the same ron-
ton, and N e. Clopton. to Mary r. Brown. On
this tract there are also the usual buildings.
TERMS: Enough in cash to de!ray the expenses
of sale and the balance In three equal instruments
at I. 2. and wears, respeCtiVeiy, with interest
their bonds with salts actory security for the de-
ferred payments, and tic title retained I'LL the
whole purchase money be paid or. at their elec-
lions, paying one-third cash giving their bonds
without any security for the balance as aforesaid
ana titles retained as aforesaid.
l.,e RoBERT STILES, commissioners
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9nhulond lisIlahh
FRIDAY NOVEMBER %, 1870.
Interviewing schineea nc :; Be s'l1e-
+s3,s vfllc. o.
rrnm the New York 8. sm f,,'

Reporter: Good morning, Charley; do
sV Gb sS Ming (in the most classical pigeon
EngiishI: oh yes. me sabee soti belly good;
xon noospapa man: you one times hab come
here before; oh yes, me sabec you; what
YOU hkee?
Reporter came to ask you how you
and your men like this husinesssa
Charley Ming: Hikes belly much; sposee
likee, srosee my men fkee alice Samee:
Renorter: Do Can't Hervey and the SUI
perintendest treat you we'll?
Charley Ming: Yes, alice !; two hrst Chop g.op
Mclean man; sposee Cheeneman n ans.n
GOOD work he pay he money Cheen n,,n,,
no likee work, no can catcnee inehes
bimeby sposee no hab got MONEY Nv >'''
60 back him country see he neuus. ,,u
Reporter: But, Charley, IN you. So III
try Che weather is very warm, a,a th az.
winters here are very Sou Az S,-;; ho,t cot.
your people can stand the colo "''h0u' se'
ting sicks .noso. hin, oet
v,.Saa|cnosee him go dle-put MIN In
hoSee. send him homee alice samee. : s.E
Renorfer Have any OF your. men Decn
sick since they came here! -.
Charley Ming: One man HIM say ne
sjckee: me no beleebee; him talkee lie
me tinkee he dam lazee.. :,
Reporter: Do YOU think the Cinnamon
will Become Christians?
Charley Ming: Mclean him llkee Nell
can God: Cheeneman likee Mclean man
God, too; but he likee Cheeneman Joss
more better. az,
Charley Ming is perfectly non-committal
on every subject, and particularly on the
subject Of religion.
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A stage-coach-The prompter.
A play-fellow-A dramatic critic.
o..os "A eb;rf no,pufactory

Shifting scenes-A shirt mandatory.
Grants distant relationship consuis.
Motto for iancy-goods dealer" Now,
all men buy these presents"
A donkey is stupid, but it isn't for lack
of" brayin'."
The Cincinnati Enquirer calls those peo-
pie opposite Allegheny City Pittsburgars.
II Russia is to fight England she'll get a
taste of the riggers of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nal.
All the leading members of the San Fran
cisco bar have declined to appear as coun-
sci for Mrs. Fair, who killed Crittenden.
Susie Jennings, of Marshall county, Ind,
oxwhipped an insolent admirer last week.
She told him to go, and as he didn't so, she
goaded him. ......
Some of the Illinois farmers are marrying
the dumb females from the Jacksonville
asylum, and they declare that they make
dumb good wives.
An Alabama editor in putting q gro
Gerry kept bya woman, says Her toma-
toes are as red rs her own cheeks, her IN
digo as blue as her own eyes, and her pep
per as hot as her own temper. .a.....
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By a. Mccormick, Auctioneer,
l4l4 Main street.


r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
1 OF IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CHI &C.
MIS- AT AUCTION BY CATALOGUE.-Will
be sold at auction, by catalogue on SATURDAY.
November Goth. commencing at IL. O'CLOCK, NJ the
store No. 1914 Main street. betH cen 18th anu iath,
Tho largest coilscti9Gna Fl
ever offered for sale ut auction In This CITY.
The public and ladies' In particular. are respect
fully invited to inspect them previous to the sae
: no "a II. HCCOHNICK, Auct'r.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S .SALE.-I will
III sell at auction. on SATURDAY MORNlEG,
November 2sth, 1870. at 10 O'Clock, the following
property, 10 satisfy sundry distress warrants and
executions in my hands !:
IBILLis RID TABLE, as
IGDITAR,
SULKEY.
2MoCKING BIRDS,
: - WARDROBES,
-: :. BUREAUS,
.- BEDSTEADS,
MATTRRssEs. j
s@ WASHSTANDS, '
sr- CHESTS, -
TRUNKS, za ai .'sf.
CHAIRS, -.e -+...-
MIRRORS, ~
.a-' PICTURES. -
WINUOW-SHADES,
~ GUNS, SOAP, .anafa
MUSTARD, -,..
g PEPPER
RgNLLETTs,
~. h CHAMBERS, ..,....ss .-s.
CLOTHES PINS ---' w.
,"- .. MATING, &C.
. no l7-eodtds . A.W. RosEN, II. @. .. X. :
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BY Grubhs q Williams,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

EIGHTEEN BUILDING LOTS In
II THE PLAN OF BUENA VISTA lsIil-
NGY), FOR SALE AT AUCTJON.-.n TUES,
DAY, cd November. at O'Clock p. NJ, wewill
sell unon the premises, THIRTEEN. BEAUTI-
Full BUILDING LOTS on the north side of Har-
vie street. extending from Cart to Richie each
80 by I44 feet. s,...-- -,
Also, FIVEL0TS in rear OF the above. on Will
hams street CHI 30 by III feet. On these lastmen-
toned lots there is very neat FRAMED COT
TAGE RESI}FNCF. and on several OF the lots
there are beautiful oak shade trees.
These lots all have an elevated and beautiinl SIT
uattcn I'm an improving netghborhoo0, witnln a
cially worthy of the notice Of persons seeking
building sites at o reasonable cost.
TERMS: At the sale. ,
nor GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Postponed on account of the rain until MON
DAY 18th November. at same ho1r.. -. .'-'' ~
no % GRJ1BBS & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TA Observation-Disclosures
ssssCDsGYAl . EgKgDLE. 81 I.
.kUET6MOfygH, AND AL aEaU LAHD.
ssiagans G9ttsd Ststes zpsal stesnsF z !.
+ s8aa C4ptstn y. q. GTYTpaD,
-lassee compsaytBs wfHrf d haskcssz Tor fhs
.abcysaapsd Place On M0bDAYH WzpNKs.
O'CLOCK a. Nj, and returns tn Faf1days,
.ThasdAys, and SatHrdgyg.
Il PASSENGERS arrive in Norfolk IN time to con-
rect With steamers fer. Baltimore and points
8 Train leaves City Point for Petersburg ON ar.
rival OF steamer.
Fare 10 Norfok ,4lso
Excursion tickets TO Norfolk and return 80. 90.
" Freight received Tuesdays; Thursdays, and H.
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth Boston, Baitt-
more, and praneipat laad.nss ON s{shesayeake bay
and irregular landings on James river, at REE.
s0FABL.E RATES. Freight received from 4.
Do: III ~, E ~ M to- ,,r.,.,a
L. 3. TATUM, sGcDeralAgenf,
4 SCI Office. Comp1rY's wharf.
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3 p Ut 81 q
GUARDIAN MUTUAL s ss q Il 50 B.
- LIFE lssuaA7sua COMPANY Z I
.::.. e,w rrys 4So1rn. Z .sS g 5:s.

LAST cAsH.DIy1pENR, FIFTY FER CENT
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EEAT, ns,rATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

HEsT, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
rOR SALE PRIVATELY, the valuable
II TRACT OF Mod ANIL. without I'M
read. three miles irom Richmond, adjoining the
lard OF G. G.. Carter, containing 100 AOhEs. me
q mile: sof,rsch aud adapted to garden purposes,
and the wood land Will pay handsomely IN clear
Ing. ,., - - ,r,,ro,o
ments. and everything complete. for farming two
ice-horses with ponds on rhe place; and the SOIL
ami condition Will compate with anything near
Mr. G. G. Carter will show the places II called
on Ether place will be divided to suit p1r-
chasers. I'LL o. SopDtN,.
- Real Estate Agents, 10. HOS Main street.
no Ia -nOd6t ;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-25
AHGsKaskA III LES FsatasF8 EStsysss.
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3 corner Governor hnd Ffaakiin streetes

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A H0UsEHoLH FUREITUREs ct AM u
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May shali street, between 18Th and zash streets.
gsaesTn1ss assasI9sa and K1TcHEN FURNrTURE
II FEATHER BEDS, .St &F1aa ia ~ ~
s an e1cesent RosEwooDsCAsIs III No;;,
together With may useful hausskceptnS aFtse'os.
mag Admir- Of Mrs. g. IA ID sbney, deco. !.