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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.-The re-
~ markab,e value of this GUANO Is now so well
known and appreciated that it scarcely needs
farther common dalton from US. We viii only say
that the quality of the Guano now In market Is
better than that heretofore sold by us for the
company. "
Orders and communications are solicited, and
win receive prompt and careful attention.
Our Guano Circular, containing certificates and
farther information. mailedto all applicants.
4z: -. -: - ALLISON e ADDISON, +
any for the COmpanY,
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DIss,oLUTIONs q PARTNERSHIPS,

HchPARTNERSHIP. HAVE THIS
R.AN, formerly of Berrian & Hudnut for the
purpose Of continuing the DRUG AND APOTHE-
CARY business Mt the corner Of Seventeenth and
RI AN &McPHAIL. My brother. J. II. MePlail,
Will represent my interest in the new firm.
Thenkfnl for the patronage Of the past, respect
fully solicit the continuance Of the same.
B. G. MCPHA1L.-
"A ,srfI ID 1e7oar.~-s--=-1r~s ap 1a-st
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DICHMCND AND DANYILLE RAIL-
III ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-0n
and after WEDNESDAY, December 20, 1889, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road win be run
as follows: ,.a
GONG SoUTH.-Lnchburg and Danytlle pas
sengers leave Richmond daily Except sundays)
at Sl5 A. M; leave Burkeyille daily (excep! Sun.
days. ct l2As ~: arrive at Danytlls daily (en.
AID EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at $50
ut Greensboro daily at4:l5A. 81.
= GONG NoRTR.-Lynchburg and Danytlle pas
sengers leave DanyiIle daily Except Sundaysl at
7:4oA A. II. !; leave Burkeville daily Except Sun
dayal at H:4s P; n: arrive At Kiehmond daily
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro, daily ct a:es
rives al Richmond daily at 7:2o A. NJ.
The Lynchburg and Dany1lle Passenger Train
connects at BurkeyiIle with the trains on the
burg, and all stations on the southside and Viz
ginfa and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mall and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Sa-
vannah, Bacon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &C. !;
and at Richmond with the Richmond. Fredertcks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CABS and CHILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. Is THOMAS DODAmEAD,
de Is Superintendent.
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BY Grubbs & Williams

''' Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
DRICK. TENEMENT. AND VACANT
DLOT ON, THE SOUTH SIDE OF. CATHA>
RINES STREET BETWEEN MUSFORD ASsD
GILMER STREETS FOR SALE AT A ,afsal IN
THIJRSD AYsthe DIST April. at A O'Clock r. N.
the BRICK HpUsE snd vkCANTm LOT inen tetc as
above It contains four rooms, WIN nr,sh k nIat
thews. The LOT fronts IS feet inches ana
runs back 100 feet to on alley. .,. ona
EIGHT months for negotiable notes. interest adaed'
secured by trust deed: un1.ase
,n,a .g.,.ts - Auetioneers.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
y TATE In MECKLEHBURG COUNTY,
VA.-By. virtue of L decree of the circuit court
for Meckienburg county rendered on the 7th DAY
pril. 1869, In the suit Of J0nes's administrator
rs. Alexander, shall, on FRIDAY the 2sth day
ofApril, 1870 sell, upon the premises to the high,
est bidder, ut public auction, the TRACT OF
LAND owned by James T. Alexander, known as
:" Jackson's,',- lying on the waters OF CoS's
creek. in Mecklenburg county. va, containing
ONE .THOnsAND -THIRTY-THREE AND A
HALF ACRES.
This tract OF land T. regarded as e1see ID y
valuable and desirable; well adapted 70 tne
growth Of all the usual products OF the county. ,
An accurate description OF the land Is deemed
Unnecessary as It Is presumed that persons deslr-
Ing to purchase win examine and Judge for them
selves. The Improvements consist OF evening.
house and necessary our-houses. 2
Possession win be given on the day or sale.
Terms OF SALE :. One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and az to the residue
thereof a credit Of elk, twelve, snd eighteen
months the purchaser to execute bonds for the
deferred PAYMENTS carrying Interest from day OF
sale and the title to he retained until the whole OF
the purchase money Is paid.
= s. X. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
- : BoyCitOu. Va
.B.-The purchaser will be required TO cdn-
niv with the terms on The day OF sale, and in de-
fault OF his SO doing, the land VIII he proWpfly
ans Commissioner.
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YTIRGINfA AND NORTH CAROLINA
LAND AGENCY. ~
O.

r ANDS IN LARGE -.
IL AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
Ihave In my hands for sale LANDS in almost
every section Of the State. A number OF them are
large, frst-class estates, with splendid Improve
ments, and desirably located:
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
NH 2d-1m 1ola Main street.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.-On and after "WEDNESDAY, I'd Of
February, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS viii

run as ollows~-viz. -4,-.,s n .,.EA. rt-E.
NAIL TRAIN win run daily between Richmond
and Stanton except Sunday, between Gordons.
Vile and Stauntonl; leave Richmond st s36 A. II.
and arrive at Stanton at 4.2c p. NJ. leave Staup-
ton at 9:2o A. ri. and arrive ut Richmond at 4Ao P.
M.-making close connections at Gordonsyiile and
charlottesville with the orange, Alexandria and
Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
etc.; also for Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chstta-
nooga Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery no.
MAIL TRAIN will run tri-weekly between
Staunton and White Sulphur Springs on TU Es-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Leave
Stanton at 44o p. n. and arrive at bite Sulphur
at 1906 p. NJ; leave White Sulphur at $40 A. ID.
and arrive at Stanton at A. NJ. And going west
will connect with stages as follows--ytL., ct Go
shen with stages for Lexington, Natural Bridge,
and Rockbridge Baths I; at Milbcr0' with stages
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs; and at White
Sulphur with stages for LewisburR, Charleston,
STAGES will also leave stanton on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MORNINGS,
for Lexington and Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run between
Of cars. Leave Richmond at $3.50 P. n. and ar
rive at Washington at 5:s5 A. M. Leave Wash
iDgton at 8:aS p. M. aud arrive ut Richmond st
$50 A. NJ Making all through connections at Rich
mond and Washington. -, 49,!
SLEEPING CARS win be attached to this train,
and will be run through between Richmond and
Baltimore without change. sE.i H"
THROUGH TICKETS issued 10 all points
North West, and Southwest,
H., JAMES z. NETHERLAHD,
fe2 General Ticket Agent
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN At.
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE AND LOT IN ASH
LAND, VIRGINIA. by virtue OF decree Of the
circuit court of the county of Hanover rendered
at the Msrch term 1870 In the chancery cause
styled Matthews, &c, u.s. Pryor'S admin! strator
ct ais - the undersigned, a special commissioner
thereby appointed, will sell ut public AUCTION, to
the highest bidder, on the premises, on THURS
DAY the sth day Of May, 1870 at j. o'ci2ck M,
OF Ashland formerly owned by John Pryor, de-
ceased. This lot contains an ACRE AND
HALF more or lese, and Is the lot known as lot
No. H. upon the plan Of said town. There are all
necessary out-bui 'dings upon the place and two
story framed dwelling containing SIX rooms.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance upon a5cre-
dit of six, twelve and eighteen months, In equal
instruments credit instruments to bear interest
from the dav Of sale, and the title to be retained
until all of the purchase money is paid and con-
veyance directed by the court. g..
- WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE,
ap14-M&ThtMy2 Commissioner.
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OPENING OF A NEW
- AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
20 BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YogK, AND THE WEST.
..sy,r-. j = -, y Y-g,Str D sT ~ TIT

~ - 2 ~. Z ~ ~ - ~-- $780,
!. .rh. RscaHoHB, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES And
p0ToWGC RAILHOAD COMPANY announce
hs Prsi!s ssss 9 q iRs HIS TR4fN s
be run rom the depot corner Broads and Eighth
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAY..
sss 2: T., ssrisins ss Acsaia creek a. r H.
connecting gs T.s1 a. inc &c e Yeor STEAMER
!. '..a s,., GEORGE. NH NJ sx,,
CArTArE JOHN HEEI rh q As-inL
80 80 FOE nALT1sSoRE ;, 49,.
ar. s,y naS sss :: e. e bAfIk
ssSs .r ana BATTihosE s LIZ. al e, e.
the North and Essa and with the tts on GEN.
FAKE FShEa sa AEP3Hvta Eo SssRK
'y Returning rom M Baltimore, the s.esmer W
SoSs ss s1 Rnr fSs ~ 81 EIeE
q "a tas ,s WITT %sb
assins for Ore ssas.i1a n
5asRr Eks 81 S pss'5tss .as s
arriving In .RICHM y sts:gs A :M;
ANNA Is believed 70 be .unsur passed b. ANY
plying sos,h Of Esw York; end a ss;TATERooa
pany is determined not to be ,excelled On the
completion of the outfit Of another steamer Of the
same class {now nearly ready the Comfan pro-
pose TO make the line DAILY ONE. y
FUR FKEIGHTS this line is the most expedi-
nous, and a. cheap 40 any running from Rich
d FOR PASSENGERS, the route Is rendered at.
tractiSe by the LOW RATES. NEW EQUIP:
TRACT, AND ELERANT STEAMERS.
THROUGH TICKETS AND BAGSAGE
CHECKS and information about freignts fur-
nished upon application as the once OF the com
pany corner OF BROAD and EIGHTH STREETs
= - '.F7-..cT Isl rTzft5GsSfJ T. 3. GENTRY,
General Ticket agent.
ED. T. d. MYERS, General Superintendent
OFFICE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASpl
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY. I
Cd N- Ct RICHMOND, April Is, lSic. J
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Mr.. JOHN wINGO, Of Amelia county, who
tested our .TODACCO, FERTlIzER last year,
gives the following certificate: rezezse-t5,i -
'f"AMELIA CoURTHoUsg, April II, 1870.
SIN Justice to the Ga1lego Fertuizing Company
viii state that useG 600 pounds OF your fertilizer
last year on tobacco on one acre OF very poor
land sowed Il on The hen-nest grass on the 18th or
June and planted the tobacco on the 18th. The to-
through the entire drought, which Iasted until the
25th Of September, and when cut the tobacco
with the same amount OF bought fertiiizers be-
sides arm-pen and stable manure. I sored the
land In Woodfn wheat (which is q laae kind or
wheat) on the 23d October, and 1t Is looking well,
and bids fair to make a fine crop. tysrv-
d: .lr@er-,s ~. every respectfully,
an ls-lm - -.ff,,-, : John WTNGO."
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DICHMOND AND. YORK RIVER
HI RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALT1M0Rg,
TIIHr NORTH A ND NORTHUMBERLAND GR

DICHMOND AND. YORK RlfEh
TILE NORTH, AND NORTHWEsT-CHAEGE
OF OVERWHELMINGLY LxCEPTsUaDAYss
On and after TUESDAY, sth or June, passengers
Tor baltimore and ali points North and North.
west win take the passenger train from the depot
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad a.
Richmond for West Point, where they take tie
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain Z. c. FIREMAN,
or KENNEBEC, Captain j. H. FRRSMAN,-both
boats having been pHt In frst-rste order-reschfpg
Baltimore the following morning In time to con.
meet with tbs trains for Phiisfelphia, New Iors,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier NO,
4 Light Street wharves, foot OF Barry street, daily
Except Sundays) at & O'Clock r. NJ, passengers
arriving IN Richmond at R:1s p. II. the following
day in time 70 connect with the express train
on the Richmond and DanYille railroad for Dan.
Vile and all points on that road; Greensboro,
salisbury, Charlotte, &c., N. O.; Colpmbix, b. G.,
and all points South.
~ =. n PASSENGER TRAIN s@*i&-
leaves Richmond daily except Sundayslt Ut
o'clock p. III. leayes West Point daily le1ceps
Mondays, ut 1910 A. M. ~. -
THOMAS D0DAMEAp
les Superintendent
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II OST OR ESTRAY-TEN DOL-gssg
IL LARS REWARD.-Estrayed from the ttsK.
owner on April 18th medium-sized COW, light
red color, white face, with horns slightly crum-
about FIVE years old ear-marks not recoltected.
The above reward will be paid on her delivery at
my house. corner Twenty ninth and n streets,
Church Hill.
an l6--3t& l.. l.. PFlSSONS.
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ITLOUR OF RAW BONE. The value Of
Il bones rs fertilizer has long been known,
and they are by many considered the best and
cheapest COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER. The
difficulty heretofore has been 10 get them ground
finely enough for immediate action and free from
adufteration. In this article we offer PURE UN-
BURNT BONE REDUCED TO THE FINE
NESS OF FLOUR, and will give money-guar-
antec Of Its absolute purity.
ans Manufacturers Agents.
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T OST, BOND OF THE CITY OF RICH
IL MO&D for 800, No. 1874 dated June 10, 1855,
due January 1889, In name of Robert Howard,
agent of Sarah A. Howard; bond OF the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company, No. 24s, for $3.50, dated November l,
1850 bearing7 per cent. interest, in name OF
Robert Howard. NH 15-1aw2m
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TOBACCO FERTILIZERS.

We offer to planters preparation for
gtftEG fs-}s 3 TOBACCO i@ ! -.
which contains Gil the necessary ingredients ior
making tho crop heavy and good. and ct tie same
time enable Il to stand q severe drought.
This fertilizer has been tried on TOBACCO, enc
thnse who haveused It are highly pleased with re-
g6ifS, -,a.a..r
Planters win and It TO their iuterest TO use thu
= ~ ,TOB ACCO FERTIL1zER
p'Ge s1ILEao o,pERTTLIz1xe COMPANY, "a
- 4 corner Twelfth and Gary streets,
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FOB TOBACCONISTS.

THO TOBACCONISTS.- are prepared
Il to make In the best manner all sizes OF
FLATTENING MILLS. SINkERs. CAST
Reasonable TERMS, VIC should be pleased to have
q eau 'ro ea! Az = y :. "en':p PALMER 4 TURPM,
,mb - ~ '.> 1928 Main street.
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DOR RENT, THAT VERY DEsIRA-
Il BILE STORE No. 1910, two doors below the
St. Charles Hotel having been occupied as
GROCERY STORE for many years, ard the
house we'll known and established rs such, and at
present occupied by Richard Cauthorn, Esq.
Possession can be had immediately.
z. ID. EACHO.
m At Real Estate Agent.
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LOST AND FOUND.

U OST, on Saturday last, q CHECK, drawn
IL by Dupuy G Mckinney, for S.3T, and dated
April 8, 1870, payable to the order Of FL Roberts.
The finder will please return 1t to this office. as
payment has been stopped. ap S-Hs
T OST-SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
IL Loaned or left at the house Of some patient
a CASE OF SILVER CATHETERS (; ala0, three
PLATED POUNDS, dauble-end patte-n. Any
information in regard to the above Instruments
will be thankfully received, or n suitable reward
'''" DIR. f. D. CUNNINGHAM,
Lin IN Franklin street, corner Of Eighth
en- lG-stk
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FOR RENT.


TOR RENT, and possession given e.
II forthwith, an EXCELEENT ST AND for LII
any RI tail business, on the south side OF Franklin
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
r, Gently occupied by Mr.. r. sedgwick as 3
grocery store. Apply to F; M NEE s.rsst
TOR RENT, THE DESIRABLE "a
Il RESIDENCES No. west Marshall street, E:II.
containing seven rooms, bath room, and ampfa'
servants accommodations. with large lot a..
ap ls-eodlw = GORDAN & CRINGAN.
DOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE o.
II FOUR-sTORYB RICK DWELLING, on III
the east side of Fourth between Main and Frank
In streets. at present occupied by "r.. Charles
MInnigerode, containing eight rooms, Kitchen, &C.,
with gas and water on the premises. Possession
az a Tn fs.st Appi''0 LYME BROTHER.
BEAUTIFUL SUB URBAN RESI-
d DENCE; WITH FOURTEEN ACRES OF
LAND ATTAC HED, ONLY ONE-FOURTH OF
A MILE SOUTHEAST OF AND IN SIGHT OF
RICHMOND, CALLED .MONTEBELL0:m, y,
OPPOSITE no MOUNT ERIN" FoE RENT
OR LEASE.-Thts lovely conntry-seat formerly
occupied by Mr.. Samuel Ayres is for rent or lease
on remarkably accommodating terms. The land
- in fine heart, and has Just been enclosed with
substantial fence, and the whole premises are In
complete repair, ready for the occupancy OF q te'
manding a view Of Richmond and its vicinity, and
is surrounded by handsome shade trees. The
dwelling is without doubt amongst the most cost
" and elegant in Henrico county. To secure
No. tenant, the rent will be very reasonable il
is only necessary TO view the place to he charmed
. W. GODDIN,
IN Ig--3t Real Estate AuctiOneer.
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MACHINERY, &C.
MACHINE SHOP. 50
sLOAT d ADDTN6rCs,
MA GALNISTH,
WoHE8 AID OFFICE LAS CARY srRHEf, nRAx
FoURTEENTH. RICHMOND, VA

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK REPAIRING
and HOIIERS Ia city and
country: TOBACCO WGRK OF ell kinds made
aud repaired, With all kinds Of oteam.ftttngs tSr
sasne PLATFORM amt s0tnar SCALES Ap.
yTsTgg and EEEAIRgspSy Esesps.Ss sgsa soT 6.
aINE fAcKfMG. IL ussea steam Ia Gauge Company
STEAM GAUGEaa2 Eyery ono OF thcse, g3ns,
are warranted s6r 2 year. We know theln % 70
tam snyother make. a fun iiae OF toe above Or:
tIcIes Always on hand. We also Keep HOLLANDS
PATENT EELF-TEEplNGG lL-CUP, TOR SHAFT
per cent OF oil Thts fe the neWe1t and beat thing
now out Coma end sec 10 and gs.
'ss!eS. 20 GEORGE b. SI.SJAT,
mp is a. JACKSON ADD1NGTON.
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TOR RENT, the very desirable CA
OF Cary between First and Second streets, at pre-
sent occupied by John G. Davis, Esq, containing
ten rooms !; kitchen, water, and gas. 1t has been
recently put In nice order. Possession at once.
Apply to
ap 1876 GRUBBS 81 WILLIAMS.
EOR RENT, and possession gwen on fsa
a the 18th instant, the Fl )USE and LOT on E:s
franklin street between Fourth nnd Fifth streets,
belonging TO the estate Of John s. Caskic, de-
ceased, at present occupied by Mr. Moffatt:
HILL d GODDIS,
Real Estate Agents,
apl2-et #..r. NO. 1903 Main street.
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Having purchas ed the interest Of Mr.: snT ne
ali persons having claims sgainst the concern Will
present them to me for settlement All persons
owing the concern will make payment 10 me.
Quoted by the old concern; and hope to have fhe
patronage lately shown toward them and the late
ANDREW j. GRAY.
April IL 1870 ap l2-1m
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"A Srfl ID 1870

dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
- sHIP.-The concern Of ANDREW j. GRAY
& CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
:, - - 7@| ANDREW J. GRAY.
AnriI IL 1870 SOMERVILLE GRAY.
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have this day sold out my interest In the con-
Germ of Andrew Gray & Co. to Mt. ANDREM
j. GRAY, who Is alone authorized to settle the
buetness Of the late Arm.
April II, 1879. SOMERFlLLE IHA1'
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1q Pssshals Annotated copst,,u,ton Of Unsed
States Leading Criminal Cases Parsons on
Notes and Bills Buruss on Bankruptcy; Redfeld
on Carriers, " Ills and on Railways Daniel an
Attachment: billiard on Injunction (; Sedgewick
on Damages; Taylor on Landlord and Tenant !;
Walkers American Law; Wallace, volume !;
and Brfshtly's National Digests; Abbott's United
States Practice, aud on Corporations and other
new works. Large stock Of LAW, new and old.
- j. W. EAEDOLPH q ENGLISH, -
Booksellers and Blank-Book Manufacturers,
NH "a 1913 Main street.
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BIZ francis r. Isben.

{ = Auctl0neec aua HGaI EstHte AHeHs1 =
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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BOOKs AED sTATIONERY.

A RTICLES OF GOOD QUALITY. a
GOLD PENS, O fine assortment oftbe best manu-
facture: ..r
POCKET-KNIvES Of Rogers's make,
POCKET-BOOKs,y various sizes;
PENCIf CASES, new and beautiful;
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, the incest made, at
low prices; ...-... II. +.
BANKERS GASES and CASH BOXES,
PORTFOLIOS, with and without locks;
PORTABLE WRITING-DESkS, .H". -
LADIES' WORK-BOXES,
CHESSMEN and BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
Beautiful NOTE PAPER and ESVELOPES,
WEDDINH-CARDS gotten up in the latest and
most fashionable styles.
WOOOHOUSE C PAREAM,
NH 81 Booksellers and Stationers.
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- General TICKET q Kents
ED. 7. d. MYERS, General superintendent.
OFFICE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASpl
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
ap 49, Ct RICHMOND, April IS, lsie.
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WANTED, BY A VIRGINIA LADY.
Wv who has travelled much and seen q great
deal of genteel society, SITUATION to receive
the lady visitors at some of the watering-paces In
virginia or q place to attend to The bcu-linen.
Address II. A. S., box 2s7. Richmond, Va.
-Mk I -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-25

the funeral from 81 B.hoensvs church N 'aye pes
sad Great LONGEST. this tToesisJD afternoon at o'clock
HEsSIos MONDAY Jas a. JaOe wife Of Andrew snO'o .s'd
The relative, friend, Of the uy respectfully invited p ,.ssd
GresupOot Broosn Ed on Taeay sveoTs E,a isst :. y
HoLsESAt sout.r Harry Cnou. voOagest Jane. NJ
ana sarah hSlne, aged noo'hs ,od a.y, v.,,,.,. ,s
Ia waiting depot
HowARD0o snsty Jan. o. eorrau, Herchb.r Youngest eh
Of Henry ard JAee Howard aged mouth add II days
The es. Of hm are sspsey invited 70 ate.d ne tlas.,
day a,9 Her remSins s be taken SeEbargb for nsnst
ibis city the Rev James HAeabursb d. the Oh Of
DIS s,, h. he'll. III, Reformed p,,,b c,,,.b w.
Isenys - oei@eea sin aoa ss,en'e On la,sy -
ends OF the anily 0yid To seat E;houi further
JAMESON suudAy Jan o. At bis hhers residence Juan o.
Frederick P and Jnia jane. the 16,b year Of bs age
funeral Wednesday morning the zh nst q ooci from
400 rhhae The remains will be taken 70 Cold sPrug for IN
McNABon Sunday morning 2 asst valsha Hayaock wife Of jobs
Relatives b, family invited to attend the fansr,l
sg, sS eo T1 Of ErSt y '' 'D''''
McCoRMACK-At Madison j. Sunday morning. Jan a. lS
Maria wife Of VIM g. MeCormaeE
The services will BE- be at Der late residence o'clock ..
Tuesday 2Sih inst The remain. vii be Inferred 10 1Teensol
tb sys the Ss5 sraS On wsiSesIsy aoraiur is .
NICHOLS-Suddenly Wsprngefs Falls, " Y. J,n r. J. T.
Nichols esq Ofth late firm Of Nichols Brown in The 9sh year 81
The ,ud relative, invited attend the funeral from bis late
residence, TUESDAY Jan Is. at2 O'Clock
PLACIDEA Babylon L. L. suuia' morning ''' NJ fsoy
Pa1. 1, .. ISi@sry 81 P,Sy CHAPEL B~, on wednesday ash
inst. at 10 O'Clock. Entrance al the FultoEsL gate
scauYLBRAt Berger Point sunday J,o p The .gr, hope
blessed Immortality Sasa'na EDWARDS vie OIL o'Ne' aga
The friends Of The family are invited to attend the fue services
her late residence "Wednesday tas
leaves the foo, Of Lberiyst for Bergen Point at DO
TUCKBROn Sunday Edward Tucker the 10th yswof
and friends y invited 70 attend tn, funeral
from bis late residence No l Saeae't BroohySoH TUESDAY
23th inst, at q o'clock.