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COO 900 WORTH OF DRY GOODS

SLO.OOO
SOLD AT COST TO CLOSE OUT WINTER
GOODS,
consisting Of
BLANKETS, QUILTS,
CLoAKs, sHAwLs.
BALMORALS.
UNDERSHIRTs and DRAWERS,
GLOVES, WOOLLEN HOSE,
KNIT SONTAGS, HOODS,
sAcQuEs. NUBIAs, 'sCARFs,
BREAKFAST CAPEs ARABS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS
FRENCH MERINOS, ALPACAs,
PoPLINS, DELAlNEs,
BLACK anu COLORED CAsSIMERF;s.
Also, splendid assortment of
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE LINENS,
TARLETANS, all shades:
LINEN and COTTON SHEETINGS,
P1LLOW-CAsE COTTON and LINEN,
IRISH LINENS,
BLEACHED and BROWN CoTTONs,
BEp-TICKINGS
DOMESTIC PLAIDS,
DARK and LIGHT PRINTS,
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, &C.
We offer all the above goods and many others
unmentioned here at unusually low prices IN order
TO reduce our stock, and ask call from the public
in general.
Our country friends will please take notice OF
SoI o,,l and no NC
WILLIAM THLHIMER & SONS,
SOL Broad street, corner Sixth, and
3l5 Broad street. between
CO. Third and Fourth.
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THE statement which first appeared in
the New York papers, and which has been
widely copied by the papers of the South
that Patrick Henry Aylett, Esq, had be-
come resident of New York il incorrect.
Mr.. Aylett is actively engaged in the prac-
tice Of the law in Richmond, and has never
contemplated leaving Virginia. The para
graph in question was no doubt ascribable
to brief visit of Mr.. Aylett to New York
upon professional business.
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SOUTHWEST.

To THE MEMBERS OF TIE GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY, : Gentlemen.-I respectfully offer myself
candidate for the Office of Public Printer for the
state OF Virginia. feeling confident that ifelected,
l can execute the work promptly and satisfacto-
rily. My long experience In printing in the city of
Richmond, and my standing among its people, is
al shall now refer to. If you will give me your
support for this Office will perform the duties
OF the same with the strictest fidelity.
Very respectfully, GEORGE W. GARY,
fe F-lw* No. l2l7 Main street.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION AT HAMPDES
SIDSEY.-We have received an invitation
to attend the anniversary celebration to
take place at Hampden Sidney College on
the 22d instant. The following are the ap-
pointments for the occasion:
Senior Orators: Philanthropic Society,
William W. Downey, West Virginia; Union
Society, C. R. Bishop, Virginia.
Junior Orators Samuel A. Anderson,
George H. Burwell, Meade Haskins, Virgil
MIA Carson W. Hollis, West Virginia ;
William Leitch, Virginia; W. N. Lemen,
West Virginia John B. Morton, D. c.
Pharr, Virginia; James R. Young, North
Carolina.
Committee of Muitation: James s. Lip
scomb, Tennessee Luther s. Camp, Virgi-
MIA Philip 7. Johnson, Kentucky; Robert
W. Claytor, Alabama Thornton R. samp-
son, Virginia; Philip II. Hensley, Texas
George A. Nelson, Louisiana.
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ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-On Wednesday
night the blacksmith shop of f. E. Smith,
on Governor street, was entered and robbed
of some tools and lot of iron. Yesterday
Detectives O'Dwycr and Murphy got upon
the track of the thieves, and succeeded in
arrcsting John Henry and John Coles
(colored), charged with the robbery, and
Charles Logan, charged with receiving the
They will have hearing this
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BrRGLARY.-The grocery of William H.
Tatum, on Broad street between Fifth and
Sixth, was entered by burglars on We'd
nesday night end the money-drawer re-
lieyed to the amount of about thirty dol
lars-mostly small change. The burglary
is supposed to have been committed by
small bows at an early hour of the night.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Major JED HoTcHKIss, of Staunton, is q candi-
date for Superinte ndent of Public Instruction.
He is thoroughly acquainted with the school sys-
tens Of this and other countries, and his libe-
raj education, experience as teacher, and supe-
rior administrative abilities, emnently lit him for
the position. His friends In all parts Of the State
commend his claims to the favorable considera-
tion Of the Legislature.
Ta SnrTuNVESr
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| property
morning.

REVIVAL OF RELIGIoN.-An interesting
revival of religion is in progress at the Sc
cond Baptist church. Meetings have been
held nightly for about week past, and ten
or more persons have professed conversion.
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Chambliss, has con-
Quoted the services.
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COUNTY JUDGE OF PRINCE EpwAED.-Since
his modesty prevents his announcing himscpf
candidate the writer begs leave to place in nomi-
nation for this position Mr.. FRANK NAT WAT
KISS, u gentleman who must be known TO nearly
every member Of he Legislature rs lust and up
right citizen. He Is warmly endorsed by the
Prince Edward bar. and the people of the county,
were the choice with them, would elect him by i
large majority. Gfe l. ow* FARMyILLE.
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SUPPOSED INFANTIcIDE.-Thed dead body
of colored infant about five months old
was found yesterday afternoon, near the
corner of Ninth and NJ streets, with marks
of violence On its person. The remains
were taken to the City Alms-House and in
tered by order of the Coroner.
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WANTED, a GOOD COOK, unincun-
w hercd. Must come we'll rec 3mmended. APP
oly at No. clG Ninth street. Re 1l-ns
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To DRUGGIsTs.-We will sell the whole or any
part of the Fixtures Of our Firth-Street Drug
Store, $50 Glass Labelled Bottles, Counters Draw
ccs, Shelving, &c.
WOOD & Sons, Druggists,
Ninth and Main streets.
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CONVICTED OF PEEJrRY.-Two colored
men were arraigned before the Hcnrico
county court on yesterday for perjury, and
we're convicted and sentenced to jail for
twn1va months
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Members of the Legislature will find all the
latest magazines and papers at ELLYsoN l. TAY-
LoR's, next to Dispatch building. Daily papers
delivered In any part Of the city.
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HANDSOME and nearly new walnu. chamber
suit OF furniture, with marble tops, Will be sold
THIS DAY ut IL O'Clock Il. COOK & LAUGHToS's S
auction-rooms, corner Of Franklin and Governor
streets.
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Select English and classical school for boys, at
No. sl9 Main, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
nearly opposite the Arlington House. r. B. Hol-
stead, a. NJ, Principal. The half session be-
gins February 18th. 4 few additions desired.
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| We are happy to inform the numerous readers
or the Dtspch that al1 the different styles of pic
tures are taken at the "LEE GALLERY.n Davis
seems to be In advance In the art.
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For THE CHEAPEST AND BEST COKE, Anthra-
cite and Btuminous Coalof all kinds and sizes,
Sawed, Split. and Long Wood, go to Mr.. j. B.
WATkINs's, I'LL Main street, near the post-office.
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The Religious Herald Is the common medium
Of communication among Baptists. 1t is valu-
able medium for advertising. Rates reasonable.
Office, Main street opposite Dispatch Office.
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Members of the Legislature should go to ELY.
SON & TAYLoR's, next to Dispatch building, for
their magazines, papers, and stationery.
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NJ. ELLYSoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern cities, a. pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this Office.
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I hereby announce myself candidate for the
office Of Superintendent Of the State Penitentiary.
fc 7-8tk W, N, SMITH
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DYEING, SECURING. &c.
!. I4aEaMnYYE sTEaM nnYEigs ! AND SECURING

i 4. STEAM DYEING AND SECURING
- ~ - ESTA BLIssMENT,
900 gro,d street between Fourth and Filth ssreets
= ! sdfcss Dre.ses, Shawls, Cioaks, and saeks'
DYED IN ANY COLOR DEslHEtl OF CLEAN.
ED In the very best and neatest manner. rvpn
Gentlemen's garments CLEASEl, VI" OASD
y APRoNs Iss; sTAsfpED WITH ALL COZ oRs;1 ;,,,
II respectfully inform the public tnas Nh Nh 0pS
and viii STAMP goods at my est olsnmens sss q =.
8road street. mah lower rate sssn sns ~ sesn
a. mv stnra 3 fI m aid cyamine for yourself,
" - :. ! IL, IINNEhJAl No. <sa Broad ssIsss. s
"a OF an, 49,, bctweea Fearth and FtSih
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AUCTION MALES THIS DAY.

On all public or private sales Of Real Estate
July Tie purchasers 1,ay he tareS for the present
gear, bit on all sales Jet,ceen The first day of
Juiy ald the last day Of December the seller
minis them,
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DHY GOODS.

DUCKWALL & ROUSS,
~ NO. 1905 MAIN STREET.
:. ....-. FEBRUARY 0. 1870.
Arrival or thc New York steamer with large
and splendid shipment OF
AUCTION BARGAINS
Cor pUCKWALL \ ROUSS. Dry Goods down
lower than ever; We arc now selling goods lower
1880. The best Purple grints, leAc.: Domcstics or
all kinds; Coats's Spool Cotton rs ooc. per dozen,
and other brar Dis 1900 yards), equally good, at 45c
per dozen; Needles, &c.; Chlgnons Switches !:
Ribbons Velvet Ribbons Dress Goods nj greatly
reduced prices Ladies' and Misses shoes MEMS
kinds of Wors.ed Goods at half the usual prices.
fc 10
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DIME NOVELS, In endless variety, at ELLfsoN
TAYLoR,s NEWS DEPOT, next to Dispatch
building.
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C0SvICT.-Fannie ReveS (colored), from
Greeneville county; sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for five years, was received yes
terday.
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, SONG BOOKS, very cheap, at ELLYsoN q TAY.
LoR's, next to Dispatch building.
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: Go TO .ELLYsoS & TAILoR's NEWS DEroT to
buy your magazines and papers.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

40 MEMBERS OF THE ELEGIsLATURE.-Wc,t the
Undersigned, take pleasure In recommending to
your honorable body Captain j. NJ. STEVENS for
The Office of storekcepcr OF the Penitentiary, His
quailhcations and long experience In active bust
ness llfe, and strict integrity Of character emf.
nently ft him for the position and II elected the
state will secure an efficient and faithful officer.
joseph a9p r. Anderson 4. 7. Stokes & Co..
| lIredegar). c. #. Wnrtham & Co.,
| nreher Goodwin Co., r. 3. Williams & Co.,
Palm er, Hartsook & Co. Plea SAINTS ( Co.,
| Addison .& Allison, William Giilharn
r: f Rlaakenship (old Gordon 4 Crineain,
Lancaster K Co.. po)
West & Johnston. Edward Cohen
! Purcell Ladd Co.,
REFERENCES.
Members Of Senate and Rouseof Delegates.
T. Turner, ESQ.,, W. D. Smith, Esq.,
j. E Roller, Esq. Colonel c. Crittenden,
4. X. Courtney. Fsq., Colonel b. L. Woodson,
n. l.. Owen Esq. A. Bodeker, Esq.. :
Ed Snowdcn Jr.. Esq 4. M. Kelley, ESD,
Colonel w. ". Wood. L. Frayser, ESQ,
II. B. Harnsberger, Esq, 7. y. Latham, Fso..
| j. NJ. Hanger, Esq, J. 4. Waddcli Esd,
.. h. Cochran Esq, James N. French, Esq,
Rcnhen johnson. ESQ.,, DIR. NJ. Lewis,
Colonel E. Pendlcton, j. ". Ashby. Fsu.,
"; A.; Anderson. Esq, ". j: wall, ESP,
Captain +. II. Mahood, John m r. RaS, Stroier the Esq.,
s. ). Turner. ESQ.,. Major w X Perrin
Dr. G: X. Miller, w. LoyensteIn, Esn..
J. n. Stuhhs. Esq, Captain r. ". Mahood
iSr. ~. ~. ~. pannili Captain Henry Bowen,
G@harlGs @ Campbell, James Keith, Esq.
MAJ. WIN; Mclaughlin, James D. Jones, ESQ.,,
X. A. Miller, Esq, Philo Bradley
respectfully refer to the above testimonials.
|. j. NJ. STEVENS,
Candidate for Storekeeper Of Penitentiary. -
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The entire stock of FALL and WINTER
GOODS will be sold for The next thirty days at anc
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OFRICHMOND, FEBRUARY 10, 1870

ALMANAC. FEBRUARY II, 1870.
sun rises .......... 64t Moon sets.......... 3.Ot
Sun sets 5.Is High tide. ....... l23j
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3ittlmond 4ispatttt.
FRIDAY......... FEBRUARY IL, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIspATcHn
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu-
a.ATioE OF ALL THE OTHER DAIaYNEws
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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TOR RENT, the B A S f M E N T O.
4 southwest corner OF Main and Twelfth IL
streets Also the BARRIERS SHOP with BATH
ROOMS in rear, recently occupied by Hobson
Ahr. fe Ut J.. APPERsoN.
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BOOTS, SHOES, DC.
STEAMER

TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-SiLaf
LANDINGS ON THE JAMES RIvER.-The last
and elegant UNITED STATES. MAIL steamer
JOHN SYLyE ST ER,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the above-named
places ON MONDAYS, wednesday, and Frs
DAYS at d5 o'elock =: NJ; anu returns on Ause
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time TO cor
rect WITH steamers for Baltimore and po!n'a
North.
Trains leave Cit? Point FOR Petersburg on arris
Tpl of steamer. .@#
Fare to Norfolk, $50.
receiTed Tuesdays, Thursdays: and Saturday,
rom IL NJ. to 81 p. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings On
Chesapeake bay and all regular landings on Jamts
river, at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Apply to l.. j. TATUM, Agent.
Sc 81 Once, steamers' wDnr1s
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GNs@
RAILROADS.
r-y - -uzg-s1
sfzS - -.

II II - :7:ss.sS sE:;s
CFESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
X R"AD-on and i after riS EpHEIpAI, Tp ,3I 20 & 81
WHIi TRAIN Viii run daily between Richmond
ard ~r4unino except Sunday, between Gordons-
Vie and >t.uuton) leave kIchmond At SIS A. NJ.
.;.a arrive n stanton at 4:e2 = ~: leave Staun-
na' s;2a A. ana rlIe Al Eichn%na nj "a" s
,Na-lruc-TjI!c w!;H the orance, Aiex1ndria and
Manassas rar%. mall iTiaS & rHT AlsXSRrrss
etc: also for Iynchburg. Knoxville, Chatia
n"ora Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, Mo-
NAIL TRAIN viii rnn tri-weekly between
S;a6n.on and White suiEh9r SFrpn1Ss F,p1 on 1Ghs rs
Sa;!n.oa II $40 T. VI. and arrive 1t " hita sulphur
II iJ:o5 i. M.: leaye whi:t sQinhur vi, $40 l. NJ:
.ud arrive IT Starntou at A: ". An! going west
,'l"n with stages for Lexington. Nf;aral Bridge.
af.l E,cAhrid:v i'aths: II Nj" ro' WIN St:.Ses
In- Eutn Alum and Warm SuringS; ard 1T White
Sulphur with stages fer Le"!s'ATg, Charleston
TiIii:ESDAY. and S.TtKDAY MORNINGS,
NIGNT PASSENGER TRAIN viii run between
g" 1'' car& leave cav Ri"hn"nI t 4 80 r NJ and r-
rive at Washington Mt 5;55 a; VI. 1--we Wash. b.
a.5'N. VI Makia: all rGroa4h @ c"nuccti.ns at Rich
>IFE..II'I%G G:FS ii h, attached to this train,
r4IitIHnr" w!thnut cltsfcc.
<11rIL1' Ecs;, am s@ni.wc-t - ''' ''N'0
L.s:rE F. SWITZERLAND,
rr2 G"n"r;,l Ticket Agent.
---------------------
RlghNoED AND iETEESbIhG II. X: Cog
January = l>''.
TTNHPtT'GE MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
r.irt,a.,,,r u D.rI,y. cxcnnt SUN
Et[G "''i.t -" y, " D.ItS Rciu-ning
in.Iy i,,t.,r.lnrr, - a.Io 4. y. bhI!Y, and cX
... ..,s,E!;,Ss,t S.50 y n u tlIT
,..,i .-4ii,' jn.Tr pirhrrnt; n 5:"o NJ . and
;.t.r. h.,f.,,t : ! :. iitI.'t cvrc:u SUNDAYS
" TIIAMt,, H. TE<E
"a. S.pcri .trndcrt
------------
lTi'HS0Nlf AID BA%NiilE RAIL
81 EGAD Grange .F NCiitDIll E-(iu
So N W.rB< i,>nAY D.rnuil.rr -. 1868 the
n SS-.It.,!{ IEAI%,- on tt,is read will be run
h -tlio~s:
fuI<G >urrH.-ivnchbur1 and Danville pas
,.,,,.-- t,.,va t,ic.,,rnd ,J,iy i.yrgnt Srudaysl
=, - l,yn TnrkN,,Ii; iaily 'cxr,.nt S,in-
,,,' ,r ,a,: - NJ ..,rriyr ~ tanyiIc daily lex
,;t ~'I,v.i - ;::5 =, r. rriir.TJ;EW NAlI
Nm IVi!l:Is,.@ l>sv., Ii~.Inti,! dailv al $50
3, - Ua,tiIi. d,IIy a,i..5 :. n: nrri"cs
al !.,t.,,..9r.' ,;tilv II f:l5 A. a.
,tgii2 Efy tcTceIt Sun
60 80 -" ." r,iT T1yEii vtIT
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
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TOR RENT, the STORE and BASE e.
n MENT on south side Main between Ele- H.
yenth and Twelfth streets lin the heart of the city
recently oceupied by Messrs. Hall & Hutchinson.
Also. SEVERAL ROOMS on the third floor Of
same tenement. Applyto
20 4 u. T.. APPERSON.l
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Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatpm.
Steamer Niagara, BlakcmtIl, New YORK mer-
chandisc and passengers, W. {. junham u GO.
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED 1T THE
v ULSPATCH PRINTiHG-GOUEE.
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FER BENT.

TOR RENT, the UPPER PART a
II OF the tenement on north side OF Main Ia
street second door below First National Bank,
with all the necessary convenfeuces, such as
water gas &C., and IA very well adapted for 3
boarsling-housc. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
fe 1l-3t Real Estate Agent.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND suo &Ffk
| jE.fAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGEBY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, Payable fn Cold.
liverpool or Queenstown wn;....:............Sl0oe w
liverpool or Queenstown % 70
PASsAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX
Irnrnon, or Oueensfown fpoldI ,....,,S so 90
U.ljfaw IroIdi' - "..............,. 20 %
s. John,s N f. by bra nch steamer (gold).. 30 90
,Seerdge Payable IN Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. ..-.S 90 os
St. Johns, n. E., BY branch steamer. ....:. 20 %
Tickets sold To and from England, Ireland, aDd
the Continent, st moderate rates
For further Information apply at the Company's
Offices. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent.
-, -. LIS Broadway, Now York; or to
A RT AUpnts-
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOATSflsQa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE t1ssfassS.
OF Maryland aud PETERSEN BURG:-Chss{s
reIiahlp. ana cafe route to Baltimore, savannah,
Boston and the West. Tri-1eekiy line 70 Baitl.
more. making close connections with steamers 20
Philadelphia. No transhipment OF goo45 ,,s 1s'
tween RfcbInsnd and Baltimore. Leave baht'
mora every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana sA'
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every TCEoUAi, {,
THU RSDAY, and SATURDAY. ,.r
Freignt received every day except sunosys "
10 O'clock Z. 81. These steamers have cacsiisns
aloon. stateroon,, and passenger asconmoGtsl1uss
fare, g.; n,eals and stateroom extra. fo5 nsiSns
:" S'''H HARVEYS L WILLIAMS. Assn,ts.. s,s.
au1o Commercial btocxs
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NATIONAL LINE.
Steamers weekly to LIVERPOOL, .&ETh
calling At QUEENSTOWN, leaving xaa16S1a
pier II North river every Saturday
FRANCE, QUEEN, HELyETM NJ.
RESSM,ARR EktKtGNiyr. EkttNi fGHNssaakkxXASA' ffG6HffNssakX
CABIN passage, 800 and $75, currency.
SteeraEe passage $50, currency.
Steeraee tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
A37, In currency.
S;eeragc passage from Antwerp Hamburg, Bot
eerdam. and Hayre- Si5. In currency.
For further particulars, apply at the omces OF
the company, SO Broadway, +. ". j. HURST,
Manager Or to
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Steamer state OF Maryland. Travers, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, uarveys &
Williams.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND -
LONDONDERRY.

STEAM no GLASGOW AND RER
LONDONDERRY. S&&4&
THE ANCHOR LINE.
gayori;e CIyde-built passenger steamers arc IN.
sended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20. North river. at L. O'Clock ii.
BATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE III CURRENCY
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, ssoand
s75. 49,
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $lco
f35.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, 8T.,
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, hrgre,
Drafts issued payable ut any bank In Great Bri"
tain. -
Offices, No. s Bowling Green, New York. TO HEM
OERsOS BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM 9. DUSHAM co, Agents.
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TOR RENT, several FURNISHEDA A
II ROOMS, including two fine front rooms, Ill
with gas and servants attendance, with or without
BOARD, ON reasonable terms LOCATION central.
Apply to II. L. WIG MWIGAND,
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a,sRroad. between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP AGa&
COMPANY.
The splendid now slde.wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, n lag ARA A, ALBE.
nARLE, and IIATTLRAS. leave New York for
Norfolk. City Point and Richmond. every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at . o'clock
p N. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, aud SUNDAY, At high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statnrooms. The fare, accommoda.
tiu,ls, aud attention, are unsurpassed. .
Close connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QCAR.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the o1lces OF this
company.
treet, New York.
VILLAS aJ C. DUNEAh & Co, Agents,
-.r corner Main and Eleventh streets
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GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE.
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TOR RENT, A PART OF A CON- a.
II VENIENTLY-LOCATED HOUSE on :II
Broad street between Tweuty-frst and Twenty
second. Apply at 2113 Broad street. fe 1o-2tf
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WEST POINT, February l0.-Arrivsd, steamer
Admiral, Freeman. Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, Richmond and York Ri:er Railroad,
aud sailed on return.
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FOR RENT, the APARTMENTSM MA
L above our store, six rooms, with kitchen Eli
In the yard. j. BLAIR. Druggist
in % a25 Broad street.
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TOR RENT, the eligibly located g.
; 4 DWELLINGS including OFFICES. sTA-E::i
BILE and large LOT attached. at the corner of
Ninth and Marshall Streets formerly occupied by
Colonel John rutherford, and now by Judge II.
B. Burnham.
Possession given lst of April, possibly sooner:
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RlgMXosD AND PETERSBURG r. r. CO.,
January 5. 1870.
THHRuJGH NAIL TRAINS LEAVE
Z H.chmuuG Al i. VI. DAILY, except SUN
DAYS, .ui II 2:iJ T. N. ID 1!:.G. Returning,
leave Hct"l>hnrg II $50 \. y. bAlil, and cX-
vct: :, NGhI 4: 600 T.. n. DAILY.
.o"ai ;ra!us leave Richmond IL $50 A VI and
i,t,rsbar= ais \. =. itAlnN, cEccnt SUNDAYS.
THOMAS II. TN>E,
As ~.pcri 't"ndcut.
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WANTED, competent WHITE
w NURSE to take charge OF . child four
months old. An Amerioan preferred. None need
apply unless they can bring good rccomnenda-
tlons. Apply at No. l5c0 Main street.,