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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

HUsr1Nes CoURT.-Judge BramhaH.-
In the case of James Quinn, William
Clark alias Baby Clark, and James Logan,
Jointly indicted for breaking, entering, and
stealing from the store of Cardozo, Alsop &
Fourqurean large lot of silk goods-com-
menced on Thursday-the jury yesterday
brought in verdict Of guilty, and their
term of confinement ascertained at three
years in the penitentiary. A motion for q
new trial was made by prisoners counsel,
and the motion docketed.
! Lewis Davis, indicted for stealing from
the person of Mrs. Peasants, was tried and
acquitted. '.s".-'' .0t"."
The following cases have been set for
trial to-day George Pryor, Robert Fray
ser, 0. J. Wright, John Shelton, Amanda
Morriss, Beverly Jones.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments
Sidney Baptist Church.-Rev. j. L. NJ
Curry at II A. NJ. Ordination of Rev. j
M. Pitcher at 81 P. NJ. Rev. J. L. Burrows,
D. D., Rev. Messrs. J. R. Garlick, A. H
Sands, and John M. Butler, will take part
in the services. ..'"-r .,c. Er. E.'
Fh1tom Baptist.-Rev. A. E. Dickinson
at IL A NJ. - -.. Il ...... 80 .,-.. s.. ~. T..
st. MarEc's English Lutheran (Mayo
street near Broad). Services at II A. M.
At u P NJ. the pastor will preach on the
subject, "Ruth cleaning in the fields OF
Boaz.' s-..,-t i7.5.- IA
St. Johns (EpiscopaD.-The rector Of
this church has postponed until further
notice sermon intended to be addressed
to the Order of Knights Templar. -'
United PrcsJyterian.-Rev. J. c. Stiles,
D. D., at IL A. NJ. Rev. E. 7. Baird, D.
D., at 4A ?. Nj. ..--.. ...
Third PresbJerian.-Rev. Thomas l.
Preston at P. NJ. s.s,Gs-~.f.,.s..f ....-
.Ncholson-S Street Methodist.--R s. G
Ferguson, II A. M. and y P. M. !" ~
Oregon Hill MethodiSt.-Rev. 8. W.
Duffey, II A. M. Rev. Ro. A. Armistead
7aP.M.
Sidney Mthodist.-Rev. Ro. A. Armi.
stead, II A. NJ. Rev. S. W. Dufey, y r
NJ.
Sycamore (Disciples') Church eleventh
street between Di Dad and MsrshalD Key
John \. Dearborn at Ii A. NJ. and q p. M
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GENERAL AGENTS WANTED.-A well-estab-
lished and prosperous life insurance company,
Incorporated in New York State, is desirous Of
extending Its business into Virginia and West
Virginia.
Gentlemen who apply must state In detail their
facilities for accomplishing success, and what
experience, If any, they may have had in the life
insurance business. Persons who are now acting
as sub for local) agents for other life companies
will find this capital chance for forminga more
profitable connection with a more extensive field.
Address, in detail, " President" post-ollce box
& oo5 New York city.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The following
are some of the sales of city real estate
made by Messrs. Grubbs & Williams, real
estate agents and auctioneers, since lst of
January: Lots on Spring between Belvidere
and Pine streets, l42 by 12S feet, at $4.75
per foot, s674.50; l12 by 12S feet, at s3.lO
per foot, s347.20; lot at southwest corner,
Laurel and Beverly streets, 80 by 1873 feet,
at $3.50 per foot, 1925; framed house and
lot on Twety-seyenth between L and NJ
streets, $42O; let On Marshall near Caring
ton street, 81 by $50 feet, at S. so per foot,
SIG; factory and lot at southeast corner
F and Twenty-fourth streets, 10 by 100
feet, 81 ,I50; vacant lot adjoining above, 20
by 100 feet, $500; Virginia Hall with lease
hold, $4,000; brick dwelling at northeast
corner F and Fourth streets, $1,000; brick
dwelling on south side Broad between Mon
roe and Henry streets, s2,075; brick
dwelling on Marshall street near Elba
Pork, $500; lot on China near Pine
street, 80 by 120 feet, at 1926 per foot,
SILT so; factory and lot at southeast cor
ner F and Twenty-fourth streets, 10 by 100
feet, 81 500; vacant lot adjoining above, 20
by 100 feet, $500; brick store on basin
bank between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
cash, $4,000; brick dwelling at northwest
corner Franklin and Second streets, $40, 600.
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THOMAS ". KEESEE win sell at 10 O'Clock,
near the city Jail, several excellent saddle and
work horses. -.a.s
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. M. on
Council Chamber Hill horses, mules, &c.
JAMES w. LOWRIE, High Constable, Will sell
at12 NJ. a lot OF tobacco screws, fixtures, &C.,
In the house on Franklin street adjoining Watt
& knights establishment. go
A. c. PULLIAM will sell for the commissioners,
at =. NJ, In Msnchester. er.eacYacantlot. Also,
an half-acre lot at the corner Of Porter and
Seventh streets. .s "..7s- Va r-
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2l-lw~

DOR SALE OR LEASE:.As the autho; no.
II rizcd agents. we offer all the PROPERTY
heretofore In use for the accommodation ofthe poor
of the county Of fIienrico. consisting OF Ne HUN,
DRIED AND SJXTY-SEVEN ACRES OF LAM
situated about six miles east OF the city or klcn-
mond and half a mile from the new Central turn
pike with HOUSE thereon suitable for adwell,
ing house tho other huildingsl. The land Is or
good auaIitv naturally: about one-lhird cleared; /;
SaInuce I'm small wooded growth (oak bushesl.
There will also be sold . No. 1 MULE and
SPRING WhGqE; ,sG = ,E WIN small supply VI
Apply to JOHN WOODWONTH or JACOB b.
ATLEE, the authorized agents.
If the above property Is not sold before the 7th
day of March next it will on that day be offered
for lease for term Of three years, at the county
courthouse, Ie 1f-to
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A HARD CAsE.-When the Government
of Virginia was turned over to the civil au-
thorities a citizen named jenkins, who had
been confined for several months by the
military at Camp Grant, was delivered into
the custody of the sheriff of Henrico, and
has since been lying in the county jail.
What the charges against the poor man are
nobody seems to know, except that the Off
GERS at Camp Grant said something about
his attempting to create a riot in Northamp-
ton county. 1t has been ascertained, also,
that he was formerly captain of an oyster
vessel, and was arrested in Baltimore.
Steps are being taken, it is said, to bring
the matter before the courts By petition
for writ Of haJeas corpus. W. W. Walker,
Esq, of Westmoreland, having been in
formed OF the facts, has interested himself
in the case.
BY the way, what ever became of Church
we'll Combs
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TOR SALE, very desirable LITTLE
T. FARM of NINETY-ETGHT AND A HALF
ACRES. in Powhatan county, eighteen miles
from Richm ond, and one mile from Tonahawk sta
tIon, on the Danville railroad; thirty acres
cleared, the balance in wood: which Is worth more
than the price asked for the place. There Is
comfortable DWELLING containing five rooms !;
Il storchouse in the yard, and all necessary out
:ousos (some five or six In number); well OF eX-
cellcnt water in the yard; four-1cre orchard,
cont uing several hundred choice fruit trees. The
place is we'll fenced. and being only four miles
from the Huguenet Springs, makes 1t particularly
desirable as u summer resort. -
Price, 81 500 onc-fourth cash balance In six,
twelve. and eighteen months. c,o>
NT.fn cfr
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WALKS ABOUT PARIs.-Rev. John Bay
ley will deliver his popular lecture on this
subject at the Centenary church Tuesday
night, the proceeds to be appropriated to
the Sunday school. Mr.. Bayley's lecture
about London was so good as to lead us to
believe that this will be On interesting en-
tertainment. '-e
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EVERY Standardization is called
to the advertisement of this popular pc
riodical. 1t is by far the best illustrated
paper published in America, and every No.
may be found the very cream Of the Eng
Iish Magazines An attractive feature OF
the present volume will be Charles Dick.
ens's new novel entitled " The Mystery OF
Edwin -Drood," the advanced sheets OF
which have been purchased ~ the pub.
fishers, y le.g5.s ! Il ..as
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The disabilities bill has passed, and we see that
our friends E. b. SPENCE & Son have not been
included In its provisions. Why this Is so VIC 90
not know ; but we do know that they can furnish
one or the best fitting suits the most stylish array
of neck-ties, scarfs, and handkcrchiefs, the big
gest assortment of underwear and gcntlemen's
wear generally, to be found In any establishment
snntl, Of fln Potomac.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge
Undertoood.-Theca case Of John H. Stone,
indicted for completely in the counterfeit
stamp transactions, was continued until the
May term of the court. ,.--.t
The case of J. G. Thompson, of Char
lottesville, charged with mail robbery, will
be tried to-day.
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be- LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE FEBRU-
AIRY 2G, l87O.-Miss Fanny G. Gordon, Co
lumbus; John Bowers, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. Smithy, California; Mr.. &. j. Cox,
Tappabannock, Va; II. Moore, ESQ.
Halifax Courthouse, Va. DR.. James Viii,
Hanson, Norfolk, Va; J. Nice. Ellington,
ESD, Apex, N. c.; William P. Gretter
ESQ, Mr.. W. N. Jones, E. S. Lee, Esq, c. &
O. +. R., Richmond, Va. .,...
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FOUND GUILTY.-The jury in the case of
F. A. Hoppe, indicted for dealing in coun-
terfeit tobacco stamps, on yesterday re-
turned verdict of guilty, accompanied by
q recommendation for mercy. The prl-
souer was Immediately sentenced by Judge
Underwood to thirty days imprisonment
and o fine of FIVE dollars.
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NEW CITY DIRECToRY.-Our business
men will be gratifed to learn that Messrs.
D. Dudley & Co. are canvasslng the city
with view of issuing new City Directory.
1t will be full and complete in all respects,
and will supply what has been long needed.
They have had large experience in similar
work in other cities, and they promise to
give us the best directory we have ever had.
We commend their enterprise to public
70
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IMpoRTANT TO THOSE INTERESTED IN
LEATHER.-We would call your attention to the
advertisement of Mcssrs. o. Fl. CHALKLEY & Co.
Leather Dealers. They have just received very
large. stock Of Calfskins, Sole Leather, &C.,
which, owing to the decline In gold they are SELL
ing at greatly reduced prices. If you wish any
thing In ffelr line we would advise you to give
fho,O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

CLAY WARD CLUB.-Clay Ward Conser-
yative Club will hold meeting at Westham
Hall at half-past 7 o'clock Monday eve
ming next.
As nominations will probably be made
for Councilmen for the Ward it is impor-
tant that there should be full meeting.
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FEsT1vAL.-The Fair in the basement Of
the Manchester Methodist church still con-
tinues. We trust that no one will fail to
visit the church during this week. A rich
repast is offered. The object is worthy
one. The ladies are all attention. 0
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

On all public or prtvate sales Of Real Estate
made 6et,oeen the 1st Of January and the 1st Of
July the purchasers pay the tares for the present
year, bat on all sales 6etoeea The first day Of
July and the last day Of December the seller
payS them.
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POWDER.

DoWDER, PoWDER.-For sale low, in
1 any quantity, the celebrated DEAD-SH0T,
TELEGRAPH, and u u G KING, brands Of
SPORTING POWDER; also. BLASTING pow
DER Of the best quality. All Of which Is war
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
usay .r.an.a Il. w. TIGNOR,
Maker and Dealer In Guns, Rifles. Pistols, Am
munition, and sporting Goods, General Agent for
the American Powder Company, 1882 Main street.
tG 4--lm
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Eep Fork Weekly, Ledger, Chimney Corner,
Leslie's Weekly, Harper's Weekly. Every Sntur-
day, Saturday Night, Transatlantic, and all other
weeklcs and monthlies published, can be had at
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's news depot, next to Dis
711tcb buIldinp.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 90. 1870
Sun rises 6.27 Moon rises. ........ 40
Sun sets ......... 6.3a High tide. ........... e9
PORT TOFRICHMOND, FEBRUARY Is, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoglegan, Baltim9re
merchandise and passengers, Harfeys q WI"
lialns. .....
Brig Annie Ingram, Oxner, New York, light,
Haxall, Crenshaw & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mef-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New YORK, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. G. Dunham q 20.
Schooner Foaming Sea, James, Pniladelphld,
granite, Crowell 4 Ourrie. ,,,,a
Schooner j. H. Gallagher. Boyle, Philadelphia
railroad ties, Curtis u Parker S.,
. s.a.s..r.5 } - MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, February 25.-ArriTed, steamer
Kennebec. Freeman. Baltimore, merchandise and
psssengers, Richmond and York River Railroad,
and sailed ON return. s..s... ~rs E..
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DESPITE THE COLD WEATHER, for the cheap
est and hest coke, anthracite and b!tuminous coal
of all kinds and sizes, sawed split, and long wood
20 TO Mr. j. B. WATKINs's, I'LL Main street, near
tbe poct-ofIpa
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I have at my yard on Eighth street, near Packet
landing, one hundred cords of oak and pine wood,
soft coke anthracite and bituminous Goals, at the
lowest market rates. r. .. GARY.
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
- THE MANCHESTER POST-OFFICE FEB

hOAhl ~, lsfe.
LADIES' LIST. ....
Cook. Mrs. Caroline (2) Mosby Miss HELEN
Cottrell, Miss M. +. Rice. hrs. Mary A.
Eaglcston, Mrs. G.. Reams, Miss Mary a.
Giles Mrs. Ann Thompson Martha (col.)
Gregory, Mrs. Mary A. Winston, Miss Alice
Hancock Miss Alice Winfree, Miss Fannie
Henry, Mrs. Mary +. Winfree, Miss l.. A.
Lockett, Mrs. Mary e.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Anderson, Thomas II. Jones, William
Burnley, Miles (col'd Knorr, a.
Bennett, ID. tcold) McRae. @. c.. t2)
Baughn, W. G. Owen, B. p.
Brander, William Fl. Payne, B. ID.
Carroll, William Ii. Picmont, William
Dcanc VIM. Kane Powers W. II.
Edmonds James IL. Pilkerton. IL. f. q Co.
Eligh, George Q. Richart, Thomas A.
Fetherston Juliua Swan. Charles W.
Fore. James F. (2) Sfringfellnw, William Il.
Garnett Lee Turner V.
Gary 4 Brother t2l Torcy, Hamilton
Garrette, G. IT. (2l 1illiams, Benz. Son
GoF Jord%n Williams, Albert
Hobbs William n. Williams, Frank
Hopkins, II. T. Winfree. Robert
Jones, Joseph W. (2)
JAMES II. CUNNINGHAM, +. NJ.
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g M. ELLYsoN & CO. will insert advertisements in
the principal newspapersin in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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FROM Ellyson l. Taylor, news agents,
next to Dispatch we have Euery Saturday,
Frank Les!is's illustrated, and Harpef's
Weekly,z u :---.,S
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SONG BOOKS, very cheap, at ELLYSoN & TAi
LoRS, next to Dispatch building.
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Go to ELLYsoN 4 TAYLoR'S news depot next
to Dispatch building, for weekly and daily papers
and magazines. All the city dailies always on
hand.
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DIME NOVELS, in endless variety, at ELLYsoN
g. TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT, next to Dispatch
bui
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Harper'8 Nngnzine for March just received al
ELLYsoN & TAYLoI'S news depot, next to Dis.
Ddtch building.
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list OE LETTERS.

IsT OF ADVERTISER LETTERS
REM AIMING IN THE RICHMOND POST.
sfrIcE FERRrAHf M ls.o.
f,.-tiAri
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VOL. XXXVIII.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Zolicofrcr, B. T.
Long. A. M.
Lee, Wellington

Long. A. NJ. Zolicoircr, B. T.
Lee, Wellington
INITIALS.
knnawon Tribe Red Men Rox 5S9; Pastor OF
NJ. K. Church; Publishers Telegram; Cecil.
.... ....u.. . VESSELS.
J. A. Pharo, schooner g. ii. Squire; G. McDu-
gall, schooner J. Fl. Gallagher Captain Larkln,
schooner Mary; B. Verill, steamer j. Green.
E. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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BY W. Goddln, - !.
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.

EXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT,
IL on THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE BE
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
FOR SALE.-I am authorized to sell an excellent
BRICK TENEMENT, located as above recently
in the occupancy of MIR. +. l.. Dupuy, containing
on the premises. The location is an admirable
one for 4 physician.
TERMS: Reasonable. W. GODD1N,
10 9I-3t AuctiOneer.-
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r A N DS
IL IN LARGE AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
] have In my hands for sale LANDS In almost
every section of the State. A number of them are
large, first class estates, with splendid improve
mcnts, and desirably located: u,py,,
foo-1mx lOli Main street, q,
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-aaaas-sTlrI:rys
lN The boats OF the JAMES
YER and KANAWHA CANAL CUhlt AN
viii leave the dock as usual promptly at u NJ. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls OF goods for Lynchburg anG
beyond collected ON delivery, or prepaid, at the
be afforded consfgnees, but no obligation is as.
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my ealce on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight Will not be delivered I'll charges are
paid. II
Boats locked and insured.
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REar, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

ENOR SALE, TENEMENT No. 100 a.
L (part frame and part brck), on the east MI
side Of Sixth between Cary and Canal streets. con-
tanning thirteen rooms with ire-placcs. In the
rear besides smoke-house, etc, is LARGE
TwO-STORY .BRICK BUILDING, which :, at
LOT has front of so feet and depth of l32 feet,
which are some good frnit trees, grapc-yines,
etc. Terms liberal. apply to u. -. -.
fn 2f-6t j. L. APPERSON. !
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RirIlmond 4ispatth.
SATURDAY. 80. FEBRUARY 2e, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE " DISPATCH"
ls LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CRCU-
LATIoN OF ArL THE OTHER DAILYNEWs.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. s."
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gIX GROSS DIAMONDS, OR PATENT
y SGLAss-CUTTERS. Trade Supplied. ~.
~ - -s.i Ss'# WOOD Il SON; Druggists,
I fs32 Ninth ana Main streets.
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dEETrNGS..,

>->~~-~>--~-~-~~-~~>~~~ ~o~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~
CHURCH OF CHRIST sz.s.
" (SYCAMOREh
Eleventh street between Broad and MARSHALL
ON EVERY LORDS DAY
t-. BY
j. A. DEARBORN l%3
at II O'Clock A. n. and at u p. n.
INA YER MEETING ON EVE
MING at y 2. VI. Seats free
Parson age, 4os Twelfth street.. ffs fe2e-S5m
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GESTLEMEN'S LIST.

\ iI'lt. tNrbb
Anderson, lanes
..lt.r@cr, Garrett
ts:rapp John
tnd vson, L. II.
trM!~;crd l.. l..
ADKINS, j. /.
if.lir", George
ltGrs-s~, Z. VI.
E..lvr Hill
Brown. Ex-Governor
Er"hSt, Perry
lTuwn. William
Brown, Lewis
ir""k> X Phelps
Hr ck. X. II.
Erl@ut, James &.
Hyuwu, hhram
!frr;hcr>. William \.
Brown, Joshua
l;~nucks, Thomas G..
li7uwr. Eonk""
T. Enu-fnrd. {.
foyG, Brothers
t,,a,htU:n. r.
EaEkcnsllp, A. j.
h.a,', Andrew
it"rhichc>, r.
N-rghc!lucr, Z.
H"amcit, {.
ia,c>. Henry
iartis', John
..rncs. K. :.
y -. tn ,rlcH
'~ariy. John
rr.HicH. Caarl"S
9th. J. B.
/ amer. tnarlcS
!; .l!.l;. +. Vi.
as!,.uck. j.. +.
~. Gr"rrr
cooper. r. II.
,a.,,ln, :. :. K Co.
t.ckc. Isaac y.
t-,l,r. :. T..
i,ildrcy. john J..
ytapt0i, Edward
luaYles ( Ruflln
',->y. John VI.
{ aluphetl. j. l.. t2)
't,-"v, Gcarrc
atm. dCin
H.cr, joseph
'@iirm. i'r. T.. l..
l'aNi>. john \. iN
hlla,y, f.ii..an ~.
h"'it"t. " tltiain y.
Davis. EraLk icGl' d.
l'cIy!n", Peter
Dennis, laudc
l'' aH~. }. F.
lHNrou. Jula
ft"' i'r.
.'rl7c"l' VI.
'!y"|y. Jnhn W.
'Hhr; Il. -:
'""e!aS,. " ai'cE
."iHE'' Dun
'"''gc' ;. NJ.
i'3ic' St!iluei
s!iiS' T.. ~
ipH'acc; J"hl H.
E'aIis' J3hh II.
h,aTly, JG'ln r..
FRIEND; J"hh +.
iSI, H. ::
r. ,">'; -; l.. -
IN, 'di'iGS =, -. l.
t.,rt ,'t'' u:;,,,,, ~: " n
t,,.,I " ,.,,.'a ,.i'''i' =,
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EMpLOYMLNT OFFICE. No. 9 FIFTEENTH ST.,
USDEE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VA. }
WANTED, TO HIRE ALL THE CO.
w L0RED HANDS we can get for farms
South Also RLACKSMITIIS and CARPEN-
TIERS We pay the highest wages. Call at once.
}. =. Il VI. NJ. JUSTlS,
re eo--lm Labor Agents.
UIDES WANTED.-Itighest market
IL price paid in cash for HHY AND GREEN
HIDES by HULST Il KING,
do 10 ... ... Ice Main street.
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SHIPPING.

FOR BALTIMORE.-Stea siIsl.,
E PETERSBURG viii leave her
wharf SATURDAY, February 2eth, at 3 O'Clock
Pm. Freight received up toe O'Clock z. NJ
For freight or passage apply TO
- HARTEYS & WILLIAMS,
fe II rs-.--t- Agents.
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IDEAL ESTATE WANTED.

Wanted, FINE IMIROVED FARMS ., :;car
railroads ar watcr-courses. and GOOi, UAlM-
rROEyD LANDS, in exchange for first-class
merchandise. PAYNE & CO..
o0G Broadway troom ~,
f.. o2Gt New York.
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Y OST OR MISLAID. on Odd instant, be-
~ tween EiClt-hlile House and the city of Rich
mond. BOND on the Danville Railroad Com.
pally for So 900. All persons cautioned against
trading for said BOND, as the company are notl-
fed of it's being lost. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving II ct MIR. stephen Mason's,
corner Seventeenth and Main fc 2i-3tk
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LOST AND FOUND.

q < REWARD.-Strayed or stolen Sgsa
s1C from my house on Saturday, Feb -!2sssIl,>
ruary l2, AIRED and dWHITE-MIXED COW, with
short iinrns: one horn shorter than the other In
poor order; giving small llquantity of milk. Any
person ingine her back, or giving information
OF her whereabouts, will receive the above re-
ward JOHN II. BAIIlSI.
corner Thirleth and Marshall streets
Church Hill,
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T o G A HON TAS. oHy.st
ADMISSION, so and CSC. % ~
..., -. - 49, g CHEAP PRICES =
MONDAY, .'2>
FORTY THIEVES. fe 2e-lt
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sas aaasa - -az-7-s-s -
l:pRs RENE.

rOR RENT, STORE No. I'LL Main Eszs;A
l.. street. 4 neat and irst-ratc business !sS4.t
kitchen in yard. Rent low. Examine the pre-
mises ApnIy to II. IT. WHITLOCK.
70 o13t Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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w An TED. TO THE HANDS
w THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT AT
THE DOVER NINES.-Cap1ain Il. MCDON-
AID. of Louisiana, who Is getting uD lot n
hands 10 go to Louisiana, my he found al our Of
fee. He wants To take out THREE HUNDRED,
and no better opportunity viii be offered than to
engage with him. Those who are now there ex-
press themselves highly pleased. and are writing
fort t.r friends to come on. Wages, SIS to $40
rcr month ana rations. TRANSFORMATION free.
j. 7. & W. Vi. JUSTlS,
No Fifteenth street, under
fr o37t ST. Charles Hotel.