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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22
BELL FOUNDRY.


0NLY GENUINE STRAUB PORTABLE GRlST
~ Mills, for Com Meal, wheat FIGURING and
Sock Feed, Boiling APfemt1s, Sniutten, Corn
SheIlen, Flor HAekefs and MN NOfk Generauy.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22

Our FAIK.-The Kansas City Bulletin
says Of our Fair:
The generous premiums this Society has
offered, as we'll as the complete arrangements
for the benefit Of exhibitors, have given the
most complete success vet witnessed in the
far West. The aggregate number of entries
is fifteen hundred.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22

THERE is a woman going about the city
selling liquid which she warrants to drive
flies out Of anybody's house. Having
tried ii We can testify that it is old Hosaetter
for flies. II cures the sick and increases the
vigor of the ablebodied ones. Flies love and
thrive on it, and as long as it is in the house
they will never leave.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22

A VOID QUACKS-A VICTIM OF EARLY
N indiscretion, causing nervous debility, Prcma-
ture decay, &c, having tried in vain every adver-
tsed remedy, has discovered simple means Of self
cure which he will send frec to his fellow sufferers.
J. Ii. futile, IS Nassau-st., New York City.
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nur JOB PRINTING WEST OF THE Ms
Is 01GIFn Ever q o. fU(K8 JOB RO09lA
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/ A00 V400O6 : u !" A00D0D
THE LEADING PAPER IN KANSAS.
The LkAvKswok1H TMn pscs.ss itself 10 IL
Daily and Weekly readers in q new drea. Il takes
this occasion 70 return its thanks TO the peopse os
Kansas for Patroa.se which, begin in The DIRK
days q our Territorial history ~ Increased With
every year Of the Progres q The Stats.
The TIMES viii he in the future. - in the past,
The Leading Paper in Kah~s
II viii publish the fullest teIeenphic despstch.
Of the Associated Pres, With special and exclusive
dispatches from all important points and in regard
to every important event
II will publish letters frvm every County and
Town in the State giving full and sccurate descp-
tons Of every locality, and thus making THE TIxE
q continuous History Of kAnas. This feature Is
peculiar to this journal, and makes Is - valuable
to Eastern as TO home readers and il gives 70 the
immigrant the information which he desires in re-
gard 10 the resources Of Kansas.
The political character Of The TINES will BE- as |
ever, bold, fearless, outspoken and progressive |
Republicanism, true TO the cause which saved the
Nation, and which will redeem the State from the |
rule Of rings and factions.
Ii will stand by the People in all their efforts for
material prosperity and social progress and reform,
and will expose every scheme which shall injure |
the good name or rctard the growth Of Kansas.
TERMS:
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WEEKLY, per %
FEW Fss copies dc Of the Weekly one as IS
wenty do do do p 50
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One copy FREE to the getter-up of every club.
Address
THE TIMES,
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n and village for the largest and most successful
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the United States Our goods give universal satis-
faction our premiums to Agents cannot be exceled,
and our checks are free. Having two hOuses-Bos-
ton and Chica,o-our facilities uneaualled, and
our business exceeds in amount all other concerns
in this tTaae combined.
o1-SeDd fur CIRCULARS and FREE CLUB to
s. c. THOMPSON CO.,
ls6 Federal-st, Boston, or l5s Safest Chicago.
seP6w121
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d. A. GODDARD, Esq, one of the editors
of the Boston Adsetisai, writes from Den
yer to that paper an interesting letter of
which the following is an extract:
The wealth Of Kansas and Colorado has
not YET begun TO be estimated. Eastern Kan
sas, with its glorious history, its beautiful
scenery, It's rich and exuberant soil, and its
enterprising people, is increasing in wealth
and population more rapidly than any other
State in the Union. Leavenworth, Law
renee, Topeka, and other towns which have
name in the history Of the county, are just
flying their prestige by the public spirit of
their citizens and by their zeal for good
works. They are all destined to be large and
prosperous cities. The country around them
is highly productive, and will furnish sup
port for a large population at home, and
have something left for distant markets.
The fruit gathered from the fields swept by
rapine and massacre even within the memo
ry of this generation, is abundant and of the
most delicious quality.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22

As train on the Wilmington and Weldon
railroad reached Warsaw, North Carolina,
the other day, Texas chap on board asked
one of the settlers at the etation, s'What kind
of country have you around here?" ooh, I"
was the response, 1--WE have a mighty nice
country; all We lack is water and good 90
ciefy." The Carolina man was somewhne
comforted BY the assurance Of the Texan thas
4 h~I tko IL
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FOR SALE.
LARGE PUBLIC SALE
Farming Land,
CATTLE, HORSE S,
Farm Implements, buggy. &C.,
APART OF TIL. CELEBRATED
McWHIRT FARM,
Near the City Of LEAvENwORTH, State Of Kan
sas, on
Monday, the 18th day of Sept. next.
n undersigned will offer at Public Sale, $50 acres
Of the Mcwhirt Farm, On the Lawrence Rad,
abou, ~ miles from the
City of Leavenworth,
being the east half u section 20, in township II
range % This il first class farm land SmOoth
prairie with some little timber, and good running
water Will lie sold in tracts To suit purchasers.
This is chance to purchase 6ne tract Of land
together or for those wishing small farms near the
Metropolis Of Kansas, and % convenient TO the hne
market the city affords.
At the same sale We will offer
IS Head Of Pine Native Stock Cattle,
consisting Of Yesriings-Tvo Year Obs, Work Cat
tie and Mich Cows.
30 Head Of Horses and Mules,
consisting Of Colts, Brood Mares and Work Stsck.
Ono fine large JACK, l51l hands high, i've years
old, and lot Of
Stock Hogs.
Al.O, q large vI.ie,g 4
Farming Utemsila,
cnnsistinx in part Of one Corn Grinding Mill and
Horse Power, Wheat Drill. Combined Harvester,
Wagons, Harness, ard LIGHT TOP BUGGY.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22

A. hsss4olbse, cur Mill win u bailt a dds
Ban 11eean, e2eeaea q ths0 naEris in Fr.nce.
- ~ DssaiPeive ra1PAlet eo.taining Tssa1iB
L. mAAC 0xRAUD ca, :.
= Or. fSsat - JeAn -, 0nennaA, O i.
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Oh Thursday evening, after the adjourn
meut Of the Democatic 6ta1e Convention,
two Of the delegates met in the 'sWallapus"
and were overheard converting, when one
asked the other Whist be thought about the
war. "What war" queried No. 2. "Why,
didn't you know there wss . big war in
EuFope!' aid No. l. And thus replied tAs
unposhsd s'mwashed:" ''Well, I doat sur.
psse me, asI always told EN- If Tie niggr
got vote we'd have anolher w,rrI1sPeia
Cbaasassakk.
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BLUE RIBEoN.-A. Summer Il Co., Laing's
Hall, took two premiums yesterday. Their
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, took
6nst premium, :. gold medal, and their
pianos and organs also received premium
This popular firm may therefore be said to
have done Land Office business. The pub
lie will rejoice at their success. The articles
exhibited are not only worthy Of the pre-
miums awarded, but the gentlemen in charge
here have always enjoyed high degree of
popularity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26
BY Hill Il GGddiu. Anctlcncers,
M lan3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING AND HALE sou RE- Or
GROUNn, on THIRTY-FlRsT BETWEEs'
AND o STREETS, AT ALCTIoS,11Bf 81 VIZ ,r.
Umstngs Court OF the city % Richmond, madr by
j. G. Watkins on 21th Of october. ls6a VII .cli
on tie premises, at O'clock on ilESbAi
April 9Th. lo70, Tic above nainea 'ai'''e if"'
pertv. , ., ,,,,r,
The house contains ten or twelve roi ms, Dhilt
Of brick brick kitchen and other ort-hcnS"S q
we'll of water In the yar'
TERMS Cash rs to so much aS Will oriraF tlie
expenses Of sale and pay note OF F'?. WIN IN
on such terms as will he agreed on nj the sale.
NH 81 FRANK -. HILL, Trustee.
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nAfEsaDAYsa.

Gk gs I'd
RICUnoNp AID rETERsDUnG u il. Co.,l
= March Is 1870 !
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEA Az,
DAYS. and at 1850 7. 81. Daily. Returning
isave Petersburg at 10 A; d; nAILY, aud OK
copt SUNDAYS mt 7:0s T. ii. DAiLI., =, t
Local trains leave Richmond ut 5:ao .. ~ an an
Petersburg ats i. i. DAILY. excep. SUNDAYS
THOMAS RI. "YNSE.
p,b,, superintendent.
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wNM RENT.

>.<-..>-
EOR RENT, \ COTTAGE on the a
Z Grove road about half an'ic west OF ,nI Es.n
lily limits. VIII accommodate large ldn MY 81
,ccdcd. Stable cow house, &c, ana one N.Y. 90
''"'''. i'''' w H. Robins,
Real Etate Agent,
NH as:t 100? Main street, corner OF lcnln.
JIOR RENT, most desirable SUB Oh
II IERNN RESIDENCE on the son.heasL ~;
corner OF Grove and harvic strscss III v'I No~riss
S,inev NO ar the residence OF Charles MauIEs
ESn The improvements arc u TN y Sini.i
vRfck NV Filling Of seven rooms, kit Cm ~,
.arriarc- house. stable. &C., and large ~ az M
high state OF improvement, WIN No
hnicc fruit trees, grapes. avery ine sspara3TMs
,cd aud well OF excellent waller In tne asn' IN
This placc Is combined the advantages oil the Guy
with the ruiet OF n country residence. A.
,nrthessf corner OF ] cIgh and Second streets,
now occupied by r. j. Crnmp, Esq. WIN cleIlt
rooms besdcs closets, stofG-roonns ana khchcri.
carriage house, &c. Tie dwelling u supplied
With gas and st.res In every room onss "n! H Tni
/. q convenient and well-arranged rssldence.
lso' a NEAT TW q STONY COTTAGE. con.
.,I:I.c inur rooms with. Kitchen and large lot
,ti"chcd. on the northeast corner Of Canal ana
Also aTWo STORY FRAMED DWELLING,
rith anyen rooms Kitchen. water. and gas on Tic
rorth side OF Leigh street between sccona ah'
Third. ,r,,. ,,u.r,,,>.c
On The sonth side Of Marshall street between Henry
md Smith streets, containing seven rooms.
Also. 4 COMMODIOUS TWO-STORi BRlGh
| DWELLING with granite front, on The aoulh slut
OF Broad street between Monroe ana iie n, !,
| streets having seven rooms, Eitcheii, ahh i WI
"' s'"" ""''' III u" FRANCls T. IsRELI.,,
Auc,ioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main anu h"""'
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BY Cook 4 Lauphton, Auctloneers,

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
VI HOLD FURNITURE AT hICIioN.-on
MONDAY the 25th Instant ut l" o'clock, we VIII
sell NJ the residence Of Mr.. William l.: S'lmon. on
Broad between Twcnty-sccond and Twenty ihirl
streets. general assortment o, rAfIjfHH[::
CHI AMBER. DISINh-EDON. ami h!lnH =
FTRSiTTRE, &c All Of tie above ri R:'!
TCitE has beon recently purchased and Is IN cXa
ccI],nt order COOK Il LAUGnroN,
,,I ~ auctlGEcGrt
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BY J. D. Whitehead & Co.,
Nos. , and 5 Fifteenth street,
between Main and Cary.

OUR NEXT REGULAR SALE WILL
Otake place on MONDAY. 2sth instant, At our
store, Fifteenth street between Main and Cary
commencing at loa o'clock A. Nj. when We VIII
offer at auction a wcll-assort+d stock al
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, &C.:
to which we invite tie attention Of tie trade.
NH 90 J. y. WHITEHEAD X CO.
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Nv Thomas ". Kcesee, Auctionccr,
~-1,,- 70

q.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PlASO,
Ill &c, AT AUCTIOE.-I Will sell on MO o!,,
DAY, March 28th. ct my auction-r ns HoI rS.
iI0LD FURNITURE, PIANO, &C., consist
ing of ., Ia, Chick.
Handsome pARLOR SUITS. IN reps anu h"if'
TETE-h,TETEs, in green reps md hulrci''h
WARDROBES,
MhRBLE-TOP BUREAUS,
CHAMBER SUITS
BEDSTEADS. .-,
ROSEWOOD MARBbE-TnP SIDEBOAKp.
EXTENSION and LEAF DINING TABLES
CANE and WOOD-oEAT CHAIRS,
LOUNGES,
New TIN SAFES,
Large COUNTING-HOTSE DESK.
VT I'VE THOMAS ". KTESEF.
vi, On Aurii5nccT.
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THOR RENT, pleasant and nicely a.
L furnished FRONT CHAMBERi dreTsinE- ~ FL
=, ~ cIf,h street between Clay and Leigh streets
mh 2i-3.F ----------
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By Wellington Goddln.
knct,naoor and Real Estate Agent.

THRUST SALE OF DESIRABLE FARM
L ON THE WEsTHAM Pl.ANk-ROAD, ~
HESRICO COUNTT.-Py virtue Of decn OF
trust TO me as trustee airing date the 9lsL day Oh
June 1860 duly recorded In the office of HGnrico
county court, made to secure the deferred PVT
chase money of the land herein mcntl9ned anu Wy
request Of the beneficiary therein, shall pIoeeen
to sell ut public auction, on the premises. on
THU RSDAY the 3lst day Of March, 1870. II Idlr,
If not ON the first fair day thereafter tcEcept sun
day), at O'Clock L. NJ. The real estate III saii
deed convened, consisting of a TRAIL nt
LAND containing FORTf-E1GHT ASD Ely T..
EIGHrHS ACRES, on the north sidc OF Ire W esi.
ham plank-road about three anu hali Niles west
of Richmond, adjoining the lands Of MI: John a.
Hutchinson on the east, and that of Mrs. Stoops on
The west. The improvements consist Of con-
Portable DWELLING and otter ollt-honses. III,
soil is Of excellent quality, and the ne'shnorho"o
good.
The above tract of land Is to he rcsold In con-
sequence of The failure of 4 former purchaser 10
comply with the terms Of sale.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay the expense; Of
sale and Of the execution Of this trust, and also
the sum of $3.50 with Interest thereon from The Eth
day OF June, 1862 till paid: 81. 900 with interest
thereon from the sth day OF June. 1909. tn he paid
Jnne sth, 1870; and the residue Of the purchase
money with interest to be paid June 5tll, ISL; the
deferred payments 10 he secured by lien on The
property sold. Taxes for this year to he paid by
the purchaser. JAMES III. DOOLE1.
NH 20 Trustee.
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.rcTTow sAUEs~Thss nay.
by Cook & LauRhtom. Ane'ioneers.
corner OF Governor and Franklin strccts'

corner OF Governor and FrahklIn strtcts'
ZINE MULES. HORSES, IOP.BGG'
az. AND ROCkaWAY. Al AUCTI0N.-
TINS DhY at 10 o'clock we will sell at the horse
lot i'm rear Of tho I.ancaetcI Ian school.
excellent TOP. BUGGY. made I" order IN INC
city:
, rood ROCKAWAS and HAIR" FSS,
. very reliable FAMILY liORslS. sound anu
In !nc order: ;,
nair of MATCH MULES, i.rgc -izr, and sold
for no FAINT.
Atll O'Clock we will sell pair"f very fine we'll
broke MULES, each four ycsrs "''L large ein'
''''' COOK & liz rGHT0S,
,,,b 90 Auctionccrs.
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Be- Gruhhs & Williams. Auctionccrs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
y EST ATE ON DOVER STREET. - SD.
SEI. --Purspant to .ir Gecrees entered ~ IT.. .,
circuit court OF Ihe city Of Richmond IN TIE ti
tinv OF GctoDer and lst day Of December. 1862, and
on the 10th day Of February. 1''o, In the chlErery
suit OF Griffin against Gri,in and otncrs. shaii
on TUESDAY,, March 20 is:" at halt- .H t.,i
at nublic auction to hchighest bidder, the real.
ESTATE directed by the said DEGREES to he sni''
upon The following terms One fourth c'si- one
fourth OH credit Of four months onr-inirlll on i
circuit " eight months. and |, !c remaining iourt.s
on credit of twelve months from The day OF safe
taking from thu pun chaser for the deferred pay
mcnts negotiable notes with intere t added ana !:
deed of trust To secure the same.
This property consists of TWO LOTS on liG ItI,
strsat In iI;a town Of Sidney one with fkAAEl,
NV TELLING thereon. fronting 10 tet[, running
back 79 s-l2 feet 10 an alley twenty feet wide me
other, a vacant lot. adjoining the above on tnc
east fronting IS lie feet, also running ba"
l19 Gle feet to said alley
This property Is in an improving LOCALITY, ana
presents inducements to persons wishing 4 dwell
tny or 4 building lot IT 4 moderate cost
THOMAS !. EVANS,
spcciai Commissioner.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND 41S.
LONDONDERRY. S,-LllIs

THE Anchor LINE.
Favorite Clydc-bullt passenger steamers TIRE ia
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from Hict
No. 20. North river, atl2 O'Clock D..
RATES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE ~ C!EHESt'T:
C.uiIs tC Liverpool, GLASGOW. ~ parr.. r.cuui
as.
ExcuraIon tIckc,a good Tor twelve mon rs. $50.
s35.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, c31.
Passengers bockr,. to and from Hams Hare,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., 1T very low :at"s.
Drafts issued payable a, any bank III Ores. Sri.
tain.
For further Information sfpiy Il; :nc cnlnl anx's
Offices, No Bowling Green. New York. u II : -
DERSOS BROTHERS, eric
WILLIAM {. DURHAM 3 CO, Agents.
sl
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- Wellington Goddin,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
l LOT AT THE WESTERN END OF MAIN
BETWEEN SHORT AND HARN1E STREETS.
nv virtue Of two deeds OF trust cxccnted hy Mr..
.Iames W. Read. the first to W. Goddln, Charles
Dimmock, and William Evans, trustees, dated
lIth September. lS5o, and the second to Lomax B.
smith Albert Z. Brooks and Josiah Crump, t-lis-
tees. dated 18th March, 1863, the former recorded
in TcnrIco county court, and the latter In Rich
mond Hastings Court, We shall, as trustees, poo
recd to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the asst March. 1870. commencing at
O'Clock r. NJ. r fair II not, the next fair day
thereafter, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by The
deeds OF trust aforescid-viz.. p RT OF LOT
No. s. In Sidney. fronting so feet on the north side
OF Elivood or Maia street. running back $50 feet
to IN alley 20 feet wide, having thereon comfort"
able FRAMED DWELLING.
The deeds require cash to the extent Of about
$50, and the residue on such terms as the debtor
shall prescribe and direct his failure to give
any instructions. then Oh such terms as the trlls-
tees Shall think fit. W. GODDTN,
surviving trustee I'm first deed
LOMAN b. SMITH.
ALBERT r. BROOKS,
JOSIAH CRUMP,
NH Fl trustees in the second decd
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ByLse ( Godtiin. Auctionccrs,

TRAME BUILDING, WITH LOT, on
Il BAKER STREET. BETW ZEN FOURTH
AND FIFTH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AuC-
TION.-i}y vIrtne Of deed Of trust executed to
me. bearing date the goth day OF Deccmner ls0o,
and recorded In the clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court shsll rs trustee sell, on the premises, on
tho 5lST Day OF MARCH. $50, at hali-past
o'clock r. a., the following pr"perty-t4 WI!
BUjIDiNti aud OUT-BuILDINGS thereon. be-
-InnIng at point 81 feet from the mort Invest cor
,,,.r Of Rahcr and Fourth streets. and running
w,th Baker street in stern direction 20 feet !
thence at right snglre perpendicular to bahIr
street In n northern direction to gully: themce
alon" said gull; in an eastern direction 30 feet
from Fourth street thence In Il straight line 10
the beginning. =
TERMS: &, much cash as to satisfy expenses Of
sale insurance for 1853 Gg city for 1859, anu
a note for 1901. with Interest thereon from the Esd
nr December lsGS the balance on such terms ms
the grantor shall direct and in the event OF FALL
urc on his part such as the trustee.
NH 81 SAMUEL T. BAYLY, Trustee.
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HOE NORFOLK, FoRT'Gsyssl.
LhEDIEGS GN TIE jAaiE5 u: 5H.-Ife fat
CAPTAIN Z. &. Cissoj>o.
ieeyes Der wharr at Rot ketss for LE Rs0ss-nah1ed
places on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, ind FIJI
'Tue5jays, JiGurrcays, and eatprdaGs.
Passengers arrtTa In -Tn-.CTg N tire 70 con.
nee. v..tR STEAMERS tcr Baltimore and pcja.I
Worth.
TRIMS leave C.:5 Poi1. zoJ re:erabrrs c7 Srl'.
Fare to Norfolk, sa.s,s
received Tuesdays, TRnrg1ays, and ss;g,!ay,,
rom II NJ to GI +. VI, for Norfolk Porta:aoall,
Boston, Baltimore, End principal findings on
river, at reasonable rates,
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freishts for Tay-lnna!ng3 must he pro- patio.
= L. J = lA s,s,,s, =, >GSH;,
DHII.ADELPE fla, EICH-xGSs
i MOND AND NORFOLK sTFAii- $500
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
4 WEE K.-Steamer5 Il RFOIlK, j. ".
EVERMaE, and J. S. GREEN. composing hi:
line, viii leave Richmond every MONDAY ara
THUEaDaY, and Philadelphia ecery WfDSE--
DAY and SATURDAY., alternately, al u O'Clock
VI: FIciglt received every daS-tsundays except
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rate-.
stGtrrOom, s.. ". i. PORTER.
a gent at RlchmGEi.
Office No. 2i25 Dock street.
VIZ. =. CLYDE 4 CO.,
Agents 81 Pbi!atlciihil
Uitcei 80. L. Snnth wEaTrts,
fel5 and 10. IL North wharves.
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TRAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON
Il CHURCH null FOR SAIL Will sell al
private sale that desirable HOUSE and OF, on
Invent V fourth street between Gay ami Leigh
streets. now occupied hy Mr.. Joseph Sca!. ahls
rooms and passage; 4 good twn-story Kitchen,
and n well CT frst-rate water In the yard, with q
nump to draw the wafer
DAVID PtRR 4 SO>S, at %". Fourteenth
street vino are fully authorized to negotiate the
sale. .>... o1,r, =,
NH 7-eod3w SfEPHEN HoUiS, Or.
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Ft': ~" Stsh. <<E,sSSss
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP SSaaLaz,

=
OLD DOMiEiDE STEAMSHIP $500
COiPASY.
GEe splEnfli neH side.whc1l stenm5n!pa 4sAhC
REiL,. SAPATDiA,. ~ GAZE !. Al II
EARLE. and HATiiRhs. leave ser York for
Norfolk. City Point, and !tichn."n:. c"2-y ~ =
nAT, THURSDAY, nnt STU DkT ~ 9'C!n,k
Z u. Leave II ehr.rn. every TUESDAY, FRI.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

TVOrcES AND MULES FOR SALE AT
ia Ai'CTlGN.-THIS DAY ri u" O'Clock VIII WI
sell at the lGrs lot rear i;nncnS er'a' S'"o'''
'''"' '''''' THOMAS ". KEFSEE.
tr. Auctioneer.