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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-04-20
For TIE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
N o t i C e.

The family and friends of the late Rev. S. B.
McPheeters, D. D., desire the undersigned to
prepare memoir of the deceased for publication.
Persons therefore in possession of letters papers,
or memorials of any kind likely to prove interest
ing, will please forward the same without delay, 70
Rev. JOHN S. GRAsTY.
Shebyville, Kentucky.
SSg~ The Presbyterian press generally will please
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Lumberton and Sardis churches obtained leave
to employ supplies for one year.
Rev. Joseph Evans, of the Presbytery of Que
bee, Canada, was cordially commended to the
churches.
The action on the Book of Church Order does
not appear in the abstract, but the Editor of the
~ G. Presbyterian says the Presbytery was OF
opinion that the time had not come TOR any reUa-
sion of the Old Book.
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Rev DR., Smythe-It is gratifying to hear
that this brother recently Frustrated by disease,
is recovering, and looks forward to such restora-
tion Of health as viii enable him to engage again
in those labors Of his ministry and of the pen by
which he has long edited the Church Of Christ
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-04-20

Our Missionaries in BraziL-We have intel
Egeuce from Campiuas as late as March ID. The
mission family were in good health and both
Messrs. Lane and Morton were preaching in POr.
tugueSe.
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PART XIV. of the American Unabridged Edi
ton of DR.. William Smiths Dictionary of the
Bible Revised and Edited by Prof H. B. Hack
EFT, D. D., with the cooperation of Ezra Abbott
LII. D., of Harvard University New York Pub
ished by Hurd & HOughton.
For sale by West 4 Johnston, Richmond.
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The GALAXY for May Sheldon & Co., Nos 49S
and 500 Broadway, New York. Contents
l. Put Yourself in his Place. 2. Stage-Coach
Travelling forty six years Ago. 8, Alb Astris. 4.
An Editors Tales. 5. Nature and Dress 6.
Chauet l. Goudolieds. s. Ten years in Rome.
g. May Song. TO- George Sand. II. Arbutus,
r. A Marshal of France. Is. A Marble for
Lilac Time. IA. The Lady Grauch's Husband.
l5 The Galaxy Miscellany. l6. Drift Wood. II.
Literature and Art. IS. Memoranda. 49, Ne
bule
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OLD DOMINION The April number of this
magazine is out. Among other interesting arti
cles, it contains "reminiscences of William Max
well, L., " formerly President of Hampden Sid
ney College, by DR.. Atkinson, of Danville, Va
continued sketch of the University of Vir
GINA )" The Conquest of Mexico by the Span
ards;" Legislature Portraits, embracing W.
A. and Abuer Anderson, Campbell, Riddick, Nc
Caull, Cochrane, Mathew Greer, Massie, VIM
and Mahood "Stonewall Jackson at Chancellors
vile - " Lurly, serial; Death of General T.
J. Jackson" being authentic accounts by staff
officers of the General.
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GOOD WORDS. The April Part, with eighteen il

Coop WORDS The April Part, with eighteen il.
Illustrations. ]. B. Lippincott 4 Co, Publish
ers, us and III Market ST., Philadelphia. =
Contents:
l. Carliuo. . Letters from the Tropics g.
April. 4. Our Working People, and how they
Live 5. Old Memories. g. The Poor of Prague
7. A Visit to the Country of the Vaudois. s.
Halt Hours in the Temple Church, 9. Dragons
and Dragon Slayers. 10. The Two Margarets
IL. Dorothy Fox.
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ResJwery of Fayetteuale-Rev. j. M. Sherwood
and elder Alexander Kelly.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE April, 1870. j. b,
Lppincott & Co., Philadelphia. Contents: J..
Episodes in an Obscure Life. 2. The Lord Fore
runner 8. Diana's Portrait. 4. Don't Cry
Over Split Water" s. Sundays on the CONT
nent. Mortality Swallowed Up of Life. 6. The
Companions of St. Paul l. Gethsemane s.
The Struggle in Ferrara. 9. The Festival of the
Jewish Sabbath. TO- John De Lietde. IL. One
Christ in Four Records II. On the Mira
ces of our Lord. 1s. Death and Immortality.
A. Supplement- for Readers out of the
Way.
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Coop WORDS FOR THE YOUNG. The Apr
part, with tweuty-six illustrations, Terms 50. 81
per annum. j. B. Lippincott & Co., publishers
rs and III Market ST., Philadelphia.
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The Presbyterian Board of Publication have pub
lshed The Life of DaUid by the late John NJ
Lowrie, book which will need no Recommendation
to those who have read his Hebrew Lawgiver,
Esther" and similar works.
The same Board has also issued The Fountain
Kloof an interesting book, designed to illustrate
missionary labor in South Africa.
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REPORT of Board of Visitors Virginia Military
Institute. Also Report of the Superintendent Va
Military Institute.
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Met at Marietta, March 10th, 1870 and was
opened with sermon by the Rev. r. w. Miner
There were in attendance eleven ministers and
fourteen elders Rev. Thee re f. Smith was
chosen Moderator, and Rev. E. Axson Tenn
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GEORGE ARNOLD,

A NV PHASE IN THE CURRENT OF
TRADg.-Thc New York Economist says !:
"Thc revolution III trade between China
and America, caused by Tic opening of the
Pacific railroad across the continent to San
Francisco, was most beautifully exemplitied
to-day, when two small packages Of the
finest Oolong tea were laid on our desk as a
present from the firm of Messrs. william
A. Buffers < Co., Of Chicago, to whom the
goods were consigned. This tea was re-
ccived per China from Foo-Chow uiQ rail
road from San Francisco in the incredibly
short period of ortyfour days, and is the
fifth consignment of tea from China direct TO
the eminent house above-named. This con-
signment consists Of II ,000rounds. The SAM
pies sent us are really very choice i'll aroma
and favor, and the article is richly worth
81 per pound, while il retsiis in Chicago at
$l.25 per pound. But while thanking our
friends kindly for this Christmas present,
we trust this new revolution in commerce is
but the beginning of what promises to he a
gigantic trade between China and Chicago,
aud We congratulate our friends, the
Messrs. Buffers X Co., i'll being the first to
inauguratc it. We would advise our ship
ping importers to order no more teas than
what is absolutely required for the Atlantic
States, as this great Chicago auction house
will ~ doubt supply the West with all
she requiI es in much quicker time than any
importing house here can procure it by
steam or rail"
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WANTED, By A YOUNG LADY,
w BOARD in 4 private family, or to reut d
furnished room within few minutes walk OF the
post office, Address, stating terms.
care c. K. Rccs & Co.. Richmond, Va.
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The Holly Old PedasoSue.

Twas Jolly Old peia@"auc, long ago,
Tall and slender. and s&ilow ami dry;
His forin was bent and his gate was slow,
His long thin hair was as white as snow,
But n wond, rfal twinkle shone In his eye:
And be Gang every night as he went to bed,
"Tct us be happy down here b" low {:
The living should live though the dead be deaf,
said the Jolly Old pcdaSoGn". long agh.
lie taught HI scholars the rui" of three,
Whiting ana rra''iug anl history. too;
lie took ih; little ones up on his kucc,
For q kind old heart In his breast had he,
Aud the want Of the li1,lc>: child h. knew.
Learn wirn you're young he often said,
There, much to nJ"y DOWN mere below
Life for the living and rest for the dead,
SAID the jolly old pc,lagoguc, long ago.
with the stupi,!c.t boy hc was kind and cool,
Sprahrng only in ccntlr5t tones;
The rod WAS hardly known in his school l.
Whipping to him, was 4 harbaroits rule,
AiIa 100 hare. ofk for lis p"nr old bones;
icsice. 1t was painful, h" sometimes satd.
1--WE mus. make life p'' .I>;nt here below:
The living Nee, charity more than the dead, ~
Said the Jolly old pcdas"S"c, long ago.
lie lived In tie house by The Ii twthorn lane.
With the roses and woodblnc oyer the door;
His room WAS quiet, and neat, aud plain,
But spirit 81 comfort there held rel IN.
And made him forget h was old and poor
81 need so little, h" nilen said.
"Andmy Irlcnos and rclati..s here below
Wor't liiiPatc over me when I'm dead"
said the jolly Old pCIag"Guc, long ago.
Then the Jolly old pciasoguc's wrinkled face
hct,d I'll over In shnshlny smiles;
H.. stirrcd hls glass with al d-school grace,
IlI' k)'r! and slipped. auG prattled anace,
I'm the house grew merry from cellar TO tlics.
"ltD Il pretty old man, he gently said;
~ have fingered long time here below.
In, M, heart Is fresh If my youth Is dead"
said the lily old pedagoguc, long ago.
lie smoked his pipe in the balmy air
Every night when tho sun went down.
While the so.L wind played IA his Silvery hair,
Leaving Its lcnacrcst kisses there
on the JOLT; old pedagoguc's iolly old crown;
Aad feeling the kissrs, h" SMILED and said,
Twas Il glorious world down here below;
Why walt for happiness I'LL We are dead:"
said the jolly old p, dtgogue, long ago
He sat ut his door ole midsummer night,
After the sun had sunk In the west,
And hc lingering beams of golden light
Made Ills kindly old face look warm and bright g.;
While the odorouS nlghi-w ind whispered rest
Gently, gently, he bowed his head;
There were angels waiting for him, / know;
He was sure OF his happiness. living or dead,
TEis jolly old pedag"gIe long ago.
GEORGE ARNOLD.
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VIZ fS'' W " A''~''A.i''' go H. % Ia
LAND FOR SALE.

NEECKLENBURGL LAND FOR SALE.
ifI Rv virtue Of Il decree OF the circuit court OF
Mecklenhurg county rendered at the September
term 1862 in the suit of les admlnistra 10,
day Of January, 1870, sell to The highest bidder NJ
public aucton ~ trout Of the courthouse use oa
Boydton, TRACT OF LAMP torm aea Tr o%1e
and now owned by Edward X: Chambers, con;
taining ONE THOUSAND ACRES: tbs p iand
inn has upon IL a good dwelling house with all
necessary o;t-bnildnss. III good repair. The
tract is considered fertile and productive, gro%-
Ing all tn. staple products or THIS seclloh "a w
ginia. .,,u, or tho ,urc,,a go
crndit Of six and twelve months--the purchaser
being re CURED to execute bonds for the deierrea
payinenta carrying interest from the day OF sac,
and the title to he retained 10 the lanu Until the
whole of the purchase money Is paid
). Il. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
BoYnTOy VA. December IL ls6s. dc Z4-los
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ByA. C. Puiliam. Auctlonfer,
..,,,n,re-i corner Main and Fourteenth street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALqABL1tk
T Tn RF = + HIJNDRED And NINETEEN ACRES
WITH ALL NECESSARY BARN5. 81 III FL G "a
&C.. SITUATED TWELVE MILES th ~,
RICHNOND.-By virtue Of deed OF trust CT n,
cnted bv Edgar r. Moss and wife dated me lnn On!
GU accnbcr 1865 shall ~ trustee, being thereto
directed BY the benetciaries proceed 70 sen ~ ~
nnhlic auction on the premises. ut /: o'c!cch III.
On FRIDAY the l!th of January, ls'0. II laIr. II
not thc next fair day theI caftet nj tine same nnul
tle REAL ESTATE conveyed ny said reed- Wnicu
Consists of 4 FARM containing THREE tiuE :
county OF Chesterfield near the Midlotnpln urn,
nike about twelve miles from Rirhmono ana Iw9
miles from Coaliield station on the flchmono anu
Danvilie railroad. ,t.,,-. ,,,-
This property is very desirable one, highly I'M
proved anil ready for the immediate Occupation
of the purchaser. ro.ropT.
BILE DWELLING snd all necessary ~ n ~ ;" =
STABLES, &c., which could not ne ereetea at Il
one hundred and ftty a~ss Of thli Ia laIa Z Is !,
HEAVILY TIMEERfD with PINE and oAh Oh
'TERMs: Cash sufficient to defray, the cost OF
sale. and s7ls with Interest thereon from iath OF
Decamner 1868 credit payment OF s'oU. WIN III.
tere.t thereon from lath 81 December, 1868, 10 nc
m adc on The 10Th Of December. 1870 ana 10 Dc 81.
rnred nv deed of trust ur"r rho property ana tn
manner, rs the said Moss - direct 1t Is prona
HE that he beneciarieS Elsy upon ire o.y OF sun
consent that less a;9r ant >, caT T a TnTf "
CURED. Hi'l''-' " - - Trustee.
Persons desiring 1t will receive all NECESSARY IN.
strnrtinns and Information uf A. c. Puliam, anc'
tl1hser' WI. CLOPTOS.
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Nv Cook & Laughton, Auctloneers-
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.


rNRCSTEE'S SALE OF LARGE AND
| DESIRABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
LIQUORS. &C. At AUCTlON.-by virtue 0! i
deed OF trust dated December 81, $3.50, executed 10
the undersigned as trustee by X. Dominica: and
duly recorded IA the Office Of R!ctrnond liustihs7
Court. / viii sell ut auction. on THU K9Da !.
January O. 1870 at 10 O'Clock ut the store rec"hli!
occupicd by said Dominica, on FRANKLIN net%erl,
Seventecnti and Eighteenth streets, the whole oil
his stock OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS. etc., con-
sisilng Of ..l>,,r,, ,,cn>
I,srgn quantities Of TEAS If every grade;
SOAPS Of all kinds
UERRINGS. MACkEREL: ,,nr
BR0tjMS BUCKETS. WII1ON-WA Axe;
MATCHES, BLACKING, BRUSHES;
large stock 81 , ,,,-
BRhNDIES. WHISKEYS, GIN;
WIxE., Of all kinds and grades. etc, etc, Ctc.
TERMS =: All sums under $780, cash; over thar
amount. sixty days credit Cor approved endorsed
negotiable paper.
The attention Of the trade Is called to This SAFE
II hcInua large stock Of fresh and des!ralle 1od-
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Trustee
Cook & LACGiIToS, Auctioncers. la'
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BY Wellington s"''din
Auctioneer and Henl Fstate Agent.

u,p1rsTEws SALE III HANDSOME s, y! T
C0TTAGE REs.REN nc 9n T NJ SIR FREE
PIX Tx RPGnk tTEkUE.-As er1tstce IL GER
tain deed Of trust executed w Dir. y. T. rlt E.
Wearing date ed octob 1858 any rcc2esul IN
iornnF nrocecj To- sell M public auction, on IN
, Ine1nuc on SATURDAY the Is January $50,
vt O'Clock p. 81, the LIT with han o,sniad
T,TT ACE RESIDENCE thereon now occuplru
nv Mr.. Theodore Elmore, fronting 90 Feet, run"
Ming back IsO feet TO IN alley. xno,s.s
TERMS Enoughin csh to deray tn ne r'sb T.
terest from eod Octnber, 1889 and n to the resi-
dine of The proceeds of sale on such terms rs sh'i'
oG st,'ioul'eo .'N ". CiODDIN, Trustee.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Days. z.
By drubbs g williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bauk.

A VERY, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
A AT ASHLAND FOR SALE At Ts AmgTl fssS
~ ,,t .c,ock p. M we will self st auction, upon
the n =, Premises. tho COTTAGE RES1DEN Me- at
Ash"nd occupied hy Mrs olonsi 1 C. wth
~ III ooi1ings servants, bousas stable, and other
oi;f.bHnsesNrll In modern and tasteful style.
The premises have heen thoroughly repaired re-
Gently. and are In excellent order. ,.,r.,r-
THE grounds embrace Il acres. are beautlIhlIy
laid out ond contain great variety OF rare How
i,oae,her tIjs is generally regarded rs one OF
the m ost desirable residences In Ashland:
TnHMs: At sale. Purchaser to pay taxes TOT
1870. GRUBBS "iLnttAnao,
; 4
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a
~ FRAMED DWELLING: On The East : !.
SIDE or TWESTY-SEyENTH BET EEN
Of a decree OF the circuit court of Richmond en-
tered 10Th Of December, 1859, 10 the case Q, scner
merhorT, &C., rs. Shine and nES:, WI s ssn ~
January, at O'Clock P. NJ, If fair, If not, then
on the first fair day thereafter, at the same hour,
the FRAMED DWELLING situated rs aDoSe
stated. adjoining the property or "llhan De
Jones and James r. Rtddick.
The lot is abon. All BY 100 feet: The house mas
TERMS : Une-third cash; balsnce at six ano
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added Title retained by the court until inc notes
Commissioner.
GRUIBs 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs: ~
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BY Lee L Goddin, Anctloncers,
No. lll3 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS
All, BEi.VIDERE STREETS AT AUG
TIOS.-0n THURSDAY, 9th Janmary in p ~
we viii sell on tho premises ut p,c1mSk w.,
on the north side OF Main street between henrs
and Belydere streets 80 feet each ana MAJ
TnTS ,ro In con sequence OF their location. Justly
rrgar,jrd very desirable for building purposes.
"a LEE K GODDIS. Auctiontcr9'
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my GOODS.
NEW GOODS FOR DECEMBER AND

NEW GOODS FOR DECEMBER AND
'"" JANUARY.
THOMAS r. PRICE co.
arc opening daily
yrRG1SIA-MADE CAssIMEREs, FOR men
and boya;
prAvER CLOTHS and Cil'HohiNDA
CLOTHS all shades;
NEW DRESS pOrLlNs and BLACK oiLhS'
MORNING and other BLACK Goopss
great variety;
BRoCHE sHAWLs,
LONG and SQUARE sHAWLs,
ARABS and CLOTH CLoAKs,
MANY styles Of pretty DRESS GOODS closing
out at very low rates;
LACE COLLARS, HASDkERCHIEFS,C cox
SETS, &c, for presents, &C.
T. r. PRICE e CO.,
DEP ilol Main street, corner of Eleventh.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Deys..

.~~~e-Sey--~~~-p ~>~~~e~-<'~~-
TIGH CONsTABLE's shLE.-Will be
I'll sold on SATURDAY, January :, ISio "a ss ~
O'Clock 4. NJ, at the !yGIe 'fe - w .tr.c W.''
q Go. corner Nlneteebsity,nd Hnr-lail strccs''
ILIrMPING -MAt ~ - rs
FRAMES. etc.. etc.; L. r,~or
to satisfy distress warrant IN my nan,,s
iEhha' ea'h' = JAMES LAWRIE,,
,,s TIlrh Constable City of Richmond.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Peal Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
ill3 hlain street.

4 DESIRABLE COUNTRY-sEAT, On
z nv u-ECTERS EXTESSIO* OF MAIN
STREET. nHE MILE FROM TIE GoRIo-
RATE LIMITS. FOR SALE AZ Aoo al T}fE:S-
NV ~ tbc ,Ith Instant nj ocnck r. NJ. that de-
c0T STkH n Fat nsese@ Of s. a" ~ s
W. fbr Nosaly, and others. consisting OF a
nRiirK DWELLING. with two stories and base
ment. containing seven rooms; brick Kirchrn;
now Lorn. stable, and car'iagc-h use, and FOUR
ACRES of HIGHLY IMPROVED LAND. en-
closed with new fence and well set III fruit trees
all III good repair and presenting an attractive
appearance. =,
Terms: One-third cash balance at SIX and
twelve months for nccnl able notes, with interest
RICHARDSON 4 CO..
Ia; Aucli0nccrS.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FANCY
GOODS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
JULIUS SYCLE'S
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE,
AIS BROAD STREET,

BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH. :,
Offers real NALENtILSSES COLLARs ana
UANDKER,HIFFS;
MALTESE and GlMPURE COLLARS;
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS:
LADIES' ROMAN SASlIES, TIES ana BnMS
Fifty dozen LINEN HEM-STIfCHED HAND
LADIES' lid GLOVES, all shades and colors,
at unusually low prices;
GENTS NECK-TIES. SCARFS, and LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS:
CENTS CUUREOlSIER GLOVES;
GENTS BUCK, BEAVER, and d oG h \
LADIFs' and GENTS UNDERWEAR.
In addition to q fuli Tine nf FANCY GOODS he
has compile To- stock -!
IRISH POPLlE, all rnlors aha shaded;
DRESS SILKS, solidand figured;
DOUBLE and SINGLE BKOCHE SIIAWLS;
STRIPED and PLAID SIiAWLS;
pLAIS and STRIPED SERGES;
PLAID POPLINS:
JET JEWELRI, In large variety;
CORSETS;
HOODS for infants
WDOLLEN SCARFS:
And a large stock OF nnMFSTI TIC GOODS.
BE sure and call b fore rnchasing elsewhere.
Mt JULIUS SSCLE'S.
AIS Broad street, between
| deol Fourth aud Fiith.
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a
TcR NGRFoLE, PoRTs.ss, rrr;s,a
: MOUTH, AEDALL EEGUL hR sSAlsA
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RiyER.-fhe Is
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
Captain d. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf ut Rockets for the above-namsa
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI.
DAYS. at e. O'Clock A. NJ. and returns on Tue.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time to rGr.
meet with steamers for baltimore and point;
North.
Trains leave City Point fo. Petersburg On srr..
val Of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, ~. so.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satur5ay,,
from Il II. to o. p. H., for Norfolk, Ports.n0u:C''
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings rs
Chesapeake bay, and ali regular landings on JAM.
river, at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
lrcights for way-andngs mnst he pre-pait,
Appiyto l.. b. TATUM, Agent.
sell Once, steamers wharf.
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Ry Wellington Goddln,

4 UCTION SALE OF FALuABLEF
"A BRICK TENEMFNT No. lis, VEST SIP +.
OF SIXTH NEAR CANAL STREET. w III oe
sold On THURSDAr IaEunry O. 1;,S az aho% Sci@ oc.
p NJ the rRopEhTI i iocI,e' rso a'' The lot
rnnts ~ feet, and runs back hal the depth Of the
square to wide alley. The dwelling IN COCO OF 6r
Srr Kitchen with four rooms; wood and coal
ho3lscs. Gas and water on the premises. Title
perfect 81 ,,,,do r,own ut
TERMS: Accommodating,n ana mage i hno"m d.
sale. ", Hcl,ntN' Hu' 10
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I The above sale VII be CONTINUE" liz
il O'Clock. coov ALAUGHTON.
By Thomas ". Keesee, Auctioneer'
No. 1911 Main street.


ro1-sn1oLD FURNITURE, CAR
IL PETS. SHOWCASE. WATCHES, &C.: T. AT Il
AUCTIOS.-THIS DAY, commencah my, al d. or ~
n,cIock Iwill sell at my store COCO assortnlei'
or H0tfSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting o.
Handsore PARLOR SUIT OF two soias, Two ave
. large argos arm and four small chairs-in satin "a
Ma TiHSGSASY SOFAS and CHA1Rs-in hair
1arrr BED-LOTNGE--in nice order,
IA fIOGNNY and STAINED W AKDkOipFr.s,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT-new ana hano-
WALNUT sIEsfGjT BUREAUS and WAsHsIASDs-
a. IiaIS ANY Wa and WALNUT BUREAUS,
SinFBOaRDS, WASHSTANDS:
JESNY LIND and other BEDSTt \ DE-, .rorc
EEhTHFR BEDS and HAIR MAI ~ I ! ,rf EG
WALNl'T and OAK EXTENSION 4 AbLEo'
,UOG ANY and PLAIN TABLES,
CARPETS and LOUNGES.
C0TTAGE CHAMBER SUITs-ma, bie-tops'
COJETING-ROOMa and oEtlCE DfsAo'
large MhHOGANY SHOWCASE,
LETTER-PRESS.
PLATFORM SCALES,
STOVES, etc. ,c,
i"o "'''D THOMAs ". KEEsEE,
tax Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06
WANTS.

WANTED. ONE THOUSAND GOOD
w FARM HANDS to go South. Wages, SIC
to 1870 per month; ratons aud nsportation Tree.
Wages, s2o per month rations and Transports
ZION free J. =. & w. NJ. JUS rIS,
Labor sgents, No. Fifteenth street,
sn 4 Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06
Lyme < Brother,
trctIonners ami Real Estate Agents,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOT On TIE
~ w - ~ ~ NTH AND TIL IR I EFT I'll
ST II r FOR SALE AT ACCTIoN.IWlli &c
Sold ut public auction, on IN" premises, on
TIIr.~ ia Y eth of January, 1870. at - O'Clock /.
W that dc sirable LOT located a. above dcscrlhcd
fronting 30X LIS feet to IN alley. .
iuJ LYME & BROTHER, Anctlonerrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06
real, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

TOBACCO FACTORY AND MA
l. tHIHERY For SALE PRIVATELY I'VE
offer for private sale th,t supnrlnr' c"nl"GinI.
TORY, on Byrne street With all of The fixtures
comprising steam engine, hydraulic pump nni
steam power; rctuiners, shapes, finl shlng, ana
box presses in fact. everything ready to do Il
large tobacco business. ,,
fec on lot frontirg on Byrne street los feet, an!
running back towards Harrison street 9lo feet. II
cent. On s24 000-.the purchaser ~ have the rent
from Tho day OF sale. Ii Is near the New Market;
convenient to all Of the tobacco warehouses anu
Exchange. , :. . ,,,o
attention of capitalists aud manufacturers.
TAPpEY, LCMSDES Co:
do a,n Petersburg, Va.