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Will he given for any Of this disease that occurs
To any one that uses the Bitters Tonic as pre-
ventive.
Those who have the Fever and Ague will find af-
ter the chills have stopped, that by using few hot
ties Of the Bitters Tonic that the disease will
not return.
These remedies will rebuild their Constitutions
faster than any known remedy.
These remedies were placed before the public
thirty years ago, With all the prejudice Of so-cale
patent medicine operating against them, but
gradually their virtues became known, and nov to-
day, they stand at the head Of all preparations Of
their clar with the Endorsement Il eminent judSes
lawyers, clergymen and physicians.
Read the following symptoms and IL you find that
your system Is affected by any Of them, you may
rest assured that disease has commenced its attack
on the most important organs Of your body, and
less s'on checked by the use Of powerful remedies
miserable Life. soon terminating in death, will
be the result.
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IRISH REPUBLICAN CLUB.-This organi-
.ation has elected the following officers :
President, William Curran; Senior Vice
President, John Greelish; Junior Vice
President, Lawrence Brady; Treasurer, John
Dougherty; Recording and Corresponding
Secretary, Patrick Days.
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IMPURE BLOOD.

And all disesses arising hom il. The great pre-
ventive Of
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.HooFLANDsa
t----
0ER1GAN BIITERS
sure Cure foF Liver Complains.
sure Cure for DyspePaia.
Sure Cure fer Debility.
Sure Cure fer Jaundice.
Sure Cure loF Marasmus.
And al affections arising from weakness or want
Of sction in the Liver or Digestive Or.Ans. The
great remedy for
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Hollands German Bitter

Are entirely vegetable, and contain no liquor II Is
. compound Of Fluid Extracts. The ROots Herbs
AMI Banks from which the>e extracts made are
gathered in Germany all the medicinal virtues
extracted from them by scientific chemist. These
extracts then forwarded IN this country be
used expressly for the manufacture Of this Bitters
There is alcoholic substance Of any kind used in
compromising the Bitters; hence il II free from al
the objections incident to the Of liquor Prepa
ration.
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wrapper Of ea~h bottle All other, are counterfeit
Principal O@ee and mandatory ~ the German
Medicine Store, No. al Arch street, Philadelphia,
Penn.
CHAA. n. EVANS, PropFietor.
Formerly c. ". JACKSON 4 co
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HIDES.
. G1is, 81 Green s'l'ei'ss8
FLOUR, NEAL AND BRAN.
XIX ......2 25a2 so Corn Meal .....- 50
Choice brandls-.3 OO@3 Is Bran. ...-..- 20
GRAIN.
Wheat. Fall ...-........i e 60 Oats IS
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1t il an imPossibility for any one To have reve
and Ague. ifthey will use cw bottles Of this rem
etiy each spring and Gall.
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burned several villages in the vicinity o
Bearce.
MORE ANXIOUS TOR THE RELIEF OF NET
THAN OF PARIS.
LONDON, Oct. ia special correspond
ent writing from Rouen, on the Sth, state
that the Provisional Government is NOR
anxious to effect the relief of Metz than ever
Paris, for the former fortress, it has reason
to know, contains 500, 600 chassepots an,
immense quantities of ammunition and othe
stores.
FRANCE.
CASTELAR,.
TOMS, Oct. 1.-THE brilliant youns
Spanish Republican, has arrived here {
sympathise with France.
GENERAL BOURBAKE
has been summoned to Tours, to account fol
his recent conduct. He is charged with hav
ing left his post to visit England.
COUNT PALIKAo
has offered his services to the Republic.
BAZAINE
is said to favor the French Republic, regard
ing the cause of Imperialism as totally
lost.
PANIC AT PARIS.
A London, despatch reports q panic il
Paris, and a probability of serious disturb
ance. 1t is stated the French Goveznmen
is willing to cede portion of its territory Il
Prussia, for the sake of peace.
DENIAL.
Tours, Oct. 11-Reports that Gen. Ulricf
will receive the grand cross of Legion Of
Honor, is denied.
BoNAPARrE SCANDAL.
~ ho A<,rpvu,o..x~
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German Betters'' is very good tonic, relieving
dyspeptie symptoms almost directly.
GEO. SHARSWOOD.
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Hollands German Toni

Il combination Of all the ingredients of the Bitters
with pure santa Cruz Rum, Orange, &c. IL is used
for the diseases the bitters, in where
Smc pure alcoholic stimulus Is required
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TgE PsoposEn RELIGIOUS ARTICLE IN
TIE CoNsrirrrroS.-The Pittsburg Con-
~vcntion. in favor of inserting a religious
article in the Constitution elected MIR. JUS
ticc Strong. Of the United States supreme
Court, p: esident of the national "ssocia-
ton for the object, and the following among
other vice-presidents General .. y. How
ard, Governor McClung, OF Missouri; Amos
Lawrence, of Boston; Bishop Simpson,
Bishop Huntington, of New York; George
Il. Stuart, of philadelphia ex-governor
Pollock, of Pennsylvania =; DR.: McllWaine'
Of Princeton Professor J. F; Stoddard'
Felix R. Brunot, Allegheny, Pa; :. >.
Randall, of New York Hon. Joseph AN
son, Philadelphia treasurer Sanlnei As-
new. Philadelphia: corresponding secre-
tnrv, Rev. T. p. Stevenson, Philadelphia.
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OBSERVATIONS AT s

- .,-,oxosrc OBSERVATIONS AT ST.
AsiNC OF WrNE.-a. Loass,
March s.-In.erestine astronomical Ceser-
vasions have been In prcosress at Washing.
ton University here for some time past
with q view to determine the precise geo,
graphical position of St. Louis and several
Stations occupied by the parties observinp
the southern limit of the totally ,1i inc
eclipse last August near Al,o"; au,m;mc
From these data it is designed to determlne
the latitude Of the moon. The oeserya.
tons for latitude have been concluded py
Mr.. Fitman, Of the United states .iess Coast o. st
Survey, and the lo sg nSa ,, oose or Wm1 ROM Sar.
foeh. civil engineer Of this. city, and ore
Eight hundred boxes and ten casks ,o'
claret from Bordeaux, consigned to ta. Ia
mon & Co.. of this city, were scizea yes
terday for an alleged attempt to cvade pay.
ing the duty by an differentiation Of 'n'
wine.
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.ns,r1ov sAEEs.--Fusure Dsys.
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent!

4F18a& &N.E. ~
rRITsTEE's SALE 7OF5vALuABL1E
L REAL EsTATEo ~ os EI,a Il
91rnnn CI,NRK n. ~ SHORT TREEls.(
Nv virtue OF . deed Of trust bearing dat ard asI Hu e.
, rnsu Cont i'm Heed Book B, N. 90, page %, 1
sshaiiI. az one of the trustees tthe deco anIno an Ing
e eIsm,s 10 on MpNDAYthe lath Of March, 1870: st
a o,ciock M, that valuable LOT on the so nan, si ,oe
Fact. more or less, to the York River railroad, and
b sunded on the west by the east line OF twenty
sIxth street. This lot being opposite to the ship
lock and the Richmond dock: and within three
snuares OF the York River depot, Is regarded yalu-
nhIc for warehouses. lumber-yards. &c.
Amer which, that desirable LOT on the south QUIT
Clarke to short street, fronting l7G 5-l2 feet on Elm
wood street, running back on Clarke street 22a rec:
ley, on which it has 4 front of 2s7t feet. On this
lot there are several framed buildings.
TERMS: One fourth cnsh balance at SIX.
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by q trust deed.
WILLIAM Fl. MCFARLAND,
mh1O Acting Trustee.
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LABOR AND WAGEsIN GERMANY.-Among
the valuable information recently placed
in the hands Of Mr.. f. Young, chief clerk
OF the Bureau Of Statistics, ID q lengthy
rerolt relative to the rates OF labor and
COS, Of subsistence in Germany. The
regular wages of the w%orkingmen average
from 16.S to q cents in gold per diem
Those Of females from 81 to IA, repre-,
ssnting the higher rates of the f,st-class
working men. During the winter the time
averages eight hours, and the wages of the
men from 10 to l4.4, and Of the females,
7.2 cents per day. a man with Il family
of three has to furnish S1l9.03 for subsis.
tence but even when assisted by his wife
ia only enabled to earn SSH per month:
leaving a deficiency in the income Of $2G.99.
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.rS-10y sAIrs-Tnis nay.


Z esSsssys FhomassWs see.sAarfianssrs
No., 1877 Msiia street.
AND
IRON SAFE FOR SALE AT AUCTIQH.-.
rIYSDGY, commencing at 1so'clock. ] VIII sel
.s nav auction house. Q good assortment o.
sfTfTS ROSEWOOD and WALNUT PARLOh
FUkNITuRE in GREEN, BROWN ano
? sriTs ScNoffTAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE,
WALNUT SOFAS and WORK sTAEnsi rrn
.MAMuGANY, WALNUT and STAN
Ma VA = E0P sn s PLAIN BUREAUs
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsIENne
SECRETARY and
LARGE BOOKCASE or PRESS,
CANE SEAT and WOO GU GnA cdoRnSs,nlcut;
LARGE OFFICE DESh, pgr,
TIN SAFES. MATRESSEs, B00ks, %o'
/ SMALL SIZE IRON SAFE, (MliIGrEElrsEE
AHp" Auctioneer.
-,h IN -
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By l.. Bowman. huctioneer.
4 TTRACTIVE AND PEREMPIOR1
n SALE.-OnT UESDA ! the 18th instant, com
mcncing at 10 O'Clock, l v I'll sell ri my wareIonns'
1909 Main street. the ENTIRE SI0CK IF p
FASHION ABLE MERCHANT IAiLOis
STORE from the city OF Phtlsdclphla, coi.pii-
siny a large ami most excellent assortment
CTSTOM-MhDE CLOTlllH",
LINE SUITS,
CLOTHS,
s sI1K md n VViiLvET y%EsTIEGs,
ENG:ISH HOSIERY.
FI-R NISIiINti Gn!,loS
FACTORING TItIhN1 Nos, &c
The Stock is the best and finest ever SOFA a''"o-
tior. mud cannct he equallcd In attraction;
>'''' WIN also sell Il full 'sSortmcnto OF
BOOTS. SHOFS,
conprisimr 100 cases Of Philadelphia and Haltl;
more made goods. in every variety cf size auo
quality: with an attractive lBvnlcsnt
~ FUR and WOOL HATS, il.
for mems and Youths wear, Including the latest
etyles. .r a.au .ho,,-
selves of this occasion Ia profit nv. as similar
opportunity will not re offered again this season.
Sale positive and without reserve
Auc.ioneer and Commission Merchant.
NH lo-Jh,S NIT
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A YANKEE OFFICER on GENERAL VII
11Axs.-As to the army officers about wash
;ngton being pompous, D. ?. probably
al-peryadinG dignity of one man. And
he canno, possibly be otherwise than as he
is. How can he help it? Was lie not born
in Virginia, and has he not married u
great mans widow. \ worthy man once
demanded some tax receipts from me be-
cause he was Mrs. Lauderbach's husband,
aad got themsof course, mem con. So some
allowance should be made for man who
has stepped into the shoes Of = giant even
little giant. But there is for this officer
q communication which should d Snrm almost
any resentment. He was among the faith
less faithful, he is brave, and he is Il gem
tlemnn.-Itras Ltt,r-Cinctnnati COM
mecial.
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BY James n. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctl0ncer,
Office No. so1 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LET'S IN
u THE PLAN OF BELE1nERE ~ ~,
TION.-Ry virtue of q decree of tie circuit court
of CITY OF Richmond pronounced or the 10Th Feo-
ruary.. 1899, in The suit Of Anderson, executor; Is.
Anderson, I will proceed to sell nj pubic asrtanh'
1870. immediately after The above sale, III. b;itincc
OF The REeL F-rATE therein mcniioIeo-'o
wit. LOTS Nos. 30. 81. 80. %. and 81. fronting cach
80 feet on the cas- side Of Pine street near Tie ca
nal. ard running hack 16l Feet to an alley. :,
TERMS One. fourth cash: balance at .. L., ana
Is months for negotiable notes. Interest added,
secured by a deed of trust ~
mbS Commissioner.
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HARD on Don PIATT.-Once upon o
time, when the illustrious Pruden presided
over the Probate Court, D. T., then lawyer,
now professional s%atirist, undertook to
make game of the gallant Colonel Sullivan,
a well-known Irish attorney OF the Cinc'n-
q natl bar. Don WAS funny, very funny,
and the laugh was on Sullivan until at last
he propoundcd this remarkable tEcory III
regard to his friend and pitcher: " h'nHs-
min" he SAID to the jury, when God
made Doom Piatt lie did not think he was
good, and did not know whether to put him
in circulation or Lot. But At last He wrote
on him 'passed, bet rithoHt recourse on
Ne.'"-Ieras lett"r ia Cincinnati Com
nerciQl.
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By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Office No. SCI Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
v ESTATE N RICHMoSD.-By virtue OF u
decree of the Judge Of The circuit court Oh me Ea
Of Richmond pronounced on the 2lih ots
ruary. 1870. in the case of Taylor ~. StuTE,S.i
hall. as special commissioners thereby. apnIin'sXv;
proceed 20 sell at public auction, on tithT t,a
thn 18th dav of March, 1870, ut il ocl"Ih, "i sie
promises. If fair, II not. the next lar daE ,neIn-
after. the following REAL ESTAT drorrl,cn ia
said decree. n portion Of said property DcInS Ia
the town orSidncy, in Harvie's plan, near belfi-
dere-yiZ.: n NJ tr-o,tc
on the west side of Belriderc street between beF-
nrlv and AIbenarlc streets 60 feet by ii6 lcrt arcE.
Lot No. IL frnntSOn Tie east side OF flnc street. oe
fcer. running hack lbs feet To an alley.
LOIS Nos. IL AMI IL. In square No: II: front "
feet each on the east side of Laurel at us llrers"c-
tion with Spring stree. running back las icet.
On MONDAY the 18th of day Of March. lSto. on
the premises, will be sold the other q nalneu IN
said decree, being that desirable LOT IN hockeits:
fronting about eighty-two feet on Poplar strcei III
It's Intersection with Ash street and eZ'endluS
across the York River railroad : ut present cccn-
her yard. Thismay be consldercda valuable l"''
lying on both sides of the railroad.
TERMS Onc-third cash the balance NJ iohr aliu
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest adu'u :
title to he retained until the wholcof inc pnr-
chase money shall have been paid. inc purch'ser
to have the right to pay cash and obtain rs 1Ecu'
NH Special Commissioner.
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AUCrTON SALES.--FUTURE Days.
Estate Agents ndAuctioneers,
70 y ,IllaIMain atrehGnt

NNE OF THE NEATEST LITTLE
~ RESIDENCES IN THE. CITY FOR SAFE
AT AUCTION.-Wm be sold at auction, on the
premises, TUESDAY the 18th instant, ct 4 O'CLOCK
aoa. on The north side .or Grace street betwsen
Third and Fourth streets, lately occupied Dy TO
Gillian, Esq, consisting Of o new brick dwelstna'
tial manner, containing elk rooms, .fnclndina
kitchen attached, with gas chandeliers IN Tue paa-
Tor and h II, water mt 'he door, all other con'e'
niences and lot 20 4-l2x107 feet. u,.
TERMS: One-thsrd cash balance at four. eiglNl
and twelve months. for negotiable notes, Interest,"
added, and secured by n deed Of trust, ,,.
,rhp Auctlonsers..
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nYEING. DC.

T LINNEMAN'S
IL. STEAM DYEING AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT,
$50 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Ladies' Dresses, Shawls, Cfoaks, and Sacks,
IN ANY COLOR DESIRED, or CLEAN
ED In the very best and neatest manner.
Gentlemen's garments OK DYED
as new. a..a----.
APRONS STAMPED WITH ALL COLORS.-
l respectfully inform the public that ! have for
sale APRON STAMPED IN L COLORS,
and will stamp goods at my establishment, No. 427
hroad street, at a much lower rate than any house
In the North. Specimens OF my work can be seen
AZ my store. Gil and examine for yourself.
L. zimmerman. No. G20 Broad street.
IA ?f-2m hetween Eonrth and Firth.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel. .

A NEAT FRAMED DWELLING on
n JACKSON BETWEEN FIRST AND SE-
COHD STREETS FOR SALE, AT AuCIioN;M
on the premises, az ~ O'Clock p. NJ, that NEAL
FRAMED DWELLING. No. los, on inc north
side OF Jackson street and one door from ntcomu,
rooms, 30 ,,o
The lot fronts 60 feet and runs back about lou
feet. o,a 10
months for negotiable notes, interest added, ana
e'u''' JAMES 10. TAYLOR,
uh AuctiOnecr.
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A VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT OF
bWELiIx TIIFaToN. .0N THE NORTH
SHE OF LEIGH STREET BETWEEN NINTH
ND TENTH "THEETS, AT
Sfrother, deceased. we will sell. upon the pre-
misses. on MONDAY. 18th March, n hali-past I
o',lnckP NJ. III" PROPERTY above referred to,
living between TIE residences Of hcSsrs. Lewis
Wrhh and : muel y. Smith.
The lot + 81 by 1873 feet {" an alley; The hulll-
Ing has two rooms and q pa>sage.. THIS property
is in enc ofthe most pleasant. retired, and conve-
nient locations IN the city. and 1t Is q very eligible
site for 9 private re7idcnrr:
- months. with interest, and secured by Il trust
deed. Purchaser to payiax"S Tor 1870.
GRCRBS < WILLIAMS,
NH AuctioneeTs.
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BY Grubbs = Williams, Auctioncers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Il. L. Duval and wife to us. the under
signed. we shall. on TUESDAY. harcll 18th, at IL
O'clock at the ohlce Of Gruhhs civilians, I'm
the city nf Richmond, sell 10y public auction a
TRACT OF LAND situate In the county Of New
Kent, containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES
inorc or lcss>. bounded on the west by the Chicka-
hominy. on the south by another tract Of land of
the said Dural, and on the cast by tie county road
and The church lot. and on the south by the land of
james Turner. 1t Is represented 10 us that ffty
acres are cleared. hat the residue Is heavily tim
bercd, and that about half the land Is low grounds
and very fine.
Tue tract Is twelve miles from Richmond. and
only n quarter Of Il mile frnla nl>pa:ch station,
on The Richm md and York River r Itlroad.
TIE terms Of ,!e will be on.-thlrd cash: ard Inc
residue at four and eight months. 'Tiih interest.
The purchaser Ia give his notes and secure them
by q deed OF trust on the land.
If the terms Of sale be not complied with Within
one week from the day of sale. the undcrsigred
reserve the right 20 resell the property III the FISK
Of the purchaser In default-stanlps and convey
LEIGH r. PAGE,
". A. MAURY.
Trustees.
ro,-pn a yrryrYtSpc Aurttnnp pTs. NH
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BY Charles r. Workman & Co.,
AuctIoneers and Commission Merchants.

WE WILL OFFER TO THE TRADE
w on TUESDAY. 18th instant. at auction, the
following list Of articles
20 hogsleads VIRGINIA BACON SIDES
20 hogshrads VIRGINIA BACON sHOUL.
DERS,
500 VItGIAIA HAMS,
10 hogshcads prime PORTO RICO SUGAR,
400 whole and lialr boxes CANDLES,
80 bags RIO COEFEE.
10 hays SARICkIBO COFFEE.
IS bags LAGUhTRA, COFFEE,
hoRsheads M0LASSES.
TEAS.
SPICE,
SOAP. &C.
Parties wishing to avail themselves of this sale
will send all articles for sale on Monday. the daS
'' CHaRLEs T. WORKMAN 6 CO.,
Auciiunccrs aud Commission Merchants
Rsrnh IL
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rERIlLfZERs.

DATGu'S IMPROVED kAW,boGHtE
unsurpassed Tor rai>iag, -.
~ PuosEEnhtrnS aud ali CEREAL and GRNSs
sShh5SrS and for enrlchins WORKOUT land Yer
cSoi c6esper ,h,n Peruvian Guaho. IT. h'isiS nr..
"a per S ,a,n a 1s.1s st9 es - pS Of S sfl;i 70 {, ,Si" ,,r.
pha.e ~ n..an in ~, for over dfteen years aga w. ~
1 IL Ilss lon is ~ unsurpassed. II has been ,Ss $y8lIl
greatly improved by an insrsase Of Iii 4 uIlthsi
and SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE. u fonr and sx
n iSssHftS;; tine with approved clsy acseP,,n|ib Nv
cfaers niea :" LEE, SkDDnS CO..
70 Sol. Agents for R!chnrono. ="
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BY Gruuts 4 Williams, -Aucroneers,
Eleventh street between MaIu and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
' AT THE EnRTHWEsT CORNER OF
MAIN y THIRD STREErs FOR SALE
commencing at = o'clock p ~. we VII
dence OF Judge John Roberts IN, situated az
above. 1t is u rHREE-sTDRf FIR 4 f
DWELLING with nine rooms besides the base
mcnt, and Is IN very good order.
With the DWELLING Will be sold q LOT
fronting o7s feet on Main street and running back
lls4 feet on Third street.
After which will he sold the LOT adjoining on
the west, upon which stands the OFFICE with two
rooms. This LOT fronts 81 feet on Main street,
and runs back 11s3 feet, with q lot adjoining its
rear on the west side II by q feet, and alnrding
the use Of a wide alley which extends out to
Second street.
The above property Is amongst the most desira-
bile for pri rate residences now Oil the market, and
It bids fair to become very valuable IN a few years
for business purposes, the rent lii the mean time
being 4 very good income for tie investment.
TERMS Onc-four'h, cash: balance at four.
eight. aud twelve months for notes with interest
added, and secured by a deed OF trust. Purchasers
TO pay taxes and insurance for 1870.
GRUBDS & WILLIAMS,
mh4 Auctioncers.
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RAaEEOAs,n


MHszsazsssssagnessa
CHEsAPEAKE AND oHIo p.ss
February, 1870, the PASsENGER TTtSDAY, u OF
VAIL aATN viii run dauy ae.vs., A
ana stsgnton except Sunday, between Taaenlnond
and md a Sai e's 81 ssann,m 5aa y; I k5lsshpmsnd !. sa ss, 4.
Ton at ss2o A. ID. and arrive at Riehmanea va s,sun.
M.-making close connections al Goydnn y I.
SharlottesVille with the Orange. Ii1nsslile and
Mansssss railroad mall tr.fns for Sla s : and
W. y asfs11g,oI; eaItmoTs Philadelphia, New VII,
e1oga Memphis New Orleans, Iontae,nsch 4ss..
Mali TRAIN win run ,1.rs.s,-
D fsa1Hs" Tn anf Thise s sns z, ssPP9rt1gs On 'TTt ussa.
stanton at $40 r. II. and arrive etHwD Z Leave
and arrive 1t s%tannton ct a. tMgnar at go Nm.
shan c with sts with stages as foliows-vis,. a ( T Gs'
and Rccahrii9e Baths at Hijh3ra,," ra s, bridgs,
for Bath Alum and Warm springs. Iih Stages
Sulphur with stages for LeaisSIryA - a. >. WHIT.
etc. @hafiest1a,
pS sTAGEs wiz also leave s%.aao,on on rUrsD,v
for Lexington and, Natural Bridge. 'iAeS
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN sin i,
Richmond and Washington nightly witSna.,' etwecn
Of cars. Leave Richmond 1t s:ao P. NJ ana sndafs
rive At washington ut s:35 A. u. Leiye W,,ssft'
lngton at o:3s T.. n. and arrive at PIcbrn 1sD.
5:aoA n. Making oil through Connection , =, 1t
mond and Waahington. hlea.
SLEEPING CARS will be attached =, ,b,,,-
and wiH be run through between PIchrno,di ram;
Baltimore without change. "'a AZ!
THROUGH TICKETS issrc,t IN al
North, West, and Southwest. poAu
JAMIE Z. HLTHG2LANn
w. General Ticket Mort
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-10

DRICK-YARD PROPERTY FOR
D SALE-A CHANCE FOR BUsINESS:-Ma-
chinery best quality capacity. 5000 bricks per
hour; all necessary buildings and implements,
with leo cords wood, situated ut head of York, on
the Pamunkey river twenty feet of water 1T the
ward: railroad within forty yards clay best
quality market e. cd. 49,,
Also. The STORE connected with the yard, with
a good country trade. Terms reasonable. Adj
dress for particulars
PAMUNKEY RIVER BRICK COMPANY,
mh.-1w West Point, Va.