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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10
BUSINESS MATTERS.

Three hundled pl6u va grape boxes
were manufactured ~ 10 hctorta in
N1pses DplaziolCOqgty, s yofk By
&H5a, "a Pick come trpYh ne
d isRtYs ley 1SilrSid lid % IS $50
-ASalload mortgage for $500! 900
was tiled At Dayton last week. The
sGamps on Il amounted 70 a small fortune
-$asOO
-Ths bF,Sas III writing birSa nd
envelopes Is said TO be much larger This
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

u IN s benes8c seEiRg Machine Com.
.panyy GRoldos Ohio Rith capital Of
$50 900, and the Cooperative Printing
Comp 81 eC Cincinnati ,ytth ! capital Al
ine g! "a. 4 81 Saturday,
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.7sIs !
|. 1.-The ra.i6nalbanksotI Wefv( rgiblG
foutteeh, in numb have; resources p the
amount 81 beg i65G. with sssQ. Z 5ii!.t5
specie individual dspQSiH, ;3E ~ 0Ga. l3&I
national bank notes outstanding ~ SSIS
95e. capital stock, s., 116.40O.
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MAGISTRATES COURT, MONDAY-Rec0rd-
the court on yesterday was engaged in dis
posing of the following cases of misde-
meanor:
Commonwealth against James Clark aliuS
Warren; found guilty md sent to Jail for
thirty days.
Commonwealth against George Woodson ;
found guilty, fined 81, and sent to Jail fer
thirty days.
Commonwealth against Sam Harris
plead guilty; sent to jail for fifteen days
with labor.
Commonwealth against James Anderson
plead guilty sent to jail for five days.
Commonwealth against Rolly Gordon
plead guilty sent to Jail for five days.
Commonwealth against Ben Henderson
fined S2j, and sent to jail for sixty days,
with labor.
Commonwealth against james Smith
found not guilty.
Commonwealth against Delaware Plea
SAINTS; found not guilty.
Commonwealth against Bowler Lilly
plead guilty: fined 80, and sent to jail for
sixty days, with labor.
Commonwealth against Bob As]by
plead guilty ninety days in jail.
Noile prossg,!iS were entered in the fol
loving cases Commonwealth Us. Cathai Inc
Page, Isaac Breillemun, james Wilson, Ella
Woodson, Bob Johnson, and Pruiscilla
Mack.
II. S. Morton obtained license to prac'
tice law.
Rev. $. NJ. Dodge qualified to celebrate
the rites of matrimony.
Mr.. Andrew Washburne, clerk Of the
court. renewed his official bond suretics,
D. b. Parker and II. Manly,
Court adjourned TO 10 o'clock this morn
mo
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ness, which ereets you in them is fully and
constantly reflected by these dircct aud
noble sons and successors Of the English
nohlcman and country gentleman. You
must never class Virginians with Northern
men; they arc q totally different class of
persons. Virginians would as soon think
of putting a razor to their throats rs TO de-
part from honor and strict integrity in fnan-
civil transactions. You may therefore de-
eide to deal gently with them, and place
your funds-if not upon their personal and
funded securities and stocks-yct upon their
real estate, which is rapidly improving, but
still far behind its natural capabilities. "
. Allow me TO mention to you that have
sent manuscript to Mr.. Crosse, Of Lud-
low,-to he printed by him-on the History,
Geography. Agriculture, and Emigration to
this State, AMI rs it is Us full of intorma-
ton as could make it, should like you to
call upon him and request him to allow you
to read it. 1t will give me the greatest
pleasure to hear from you again, and also
TO give you any information in my power
which you may require.
With my kin1cst regards, | beg to re-
main, dear sir, yours faithfully,
EDWARD SHELLEY.
j. f'Hn&to"a. ESq., Banker, Ludlow, Eng
land.
+ This Is a Manifestations Dispa'cL.l
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ST. PATRTCH'S DAY.-Our Irish citizens
propose to celebrate st. Patrick's Day in
grand style. Chief Marshal William Eng
lish has issued the following programme
for the occasion:
Celebration Of ST. Patrick's Day, March
17h, 1870. ~,.
It is requested by the Chief Marshal for
the occasion that the Irish citizens and
others disposed to unite in the celebration
of the day will meet ut o'clock A. NJ, in
their respective wards, ut the points here
after designated, where they will be formed
in line BY the following gentlemen, who
have been assigned this duty by the Chief
Marshal .-....-
Clay Ward.-Franklin street near the
old Fair Grounds, where the line will be
formed by Frank McGoyern and Frank
Brannan.
Monroe Wcrd.- Corner First and Frank
lin streets, where the line will be formed by
John Mcdonald and Patrick Canary.
Madison IFdrd.-On the Capitol Square.
Jefferson Ward.-In the First Market
Hall, where the line will be formed by Z.
F. Boyle and James Golden. ... -
HarshnN Wurd.- the county court
house, where the line will be formed by
Captain Kennedy and James Hayes.
Immediately after the formation of the
lines in the respective wards they will
march to the Capitol Square, where they
will be expected promptly at 9 o'clock \.
NJ, when the main line will be formed and
take up its line of march as follows:
Up Ninth street to Broad, up Broad to
Fifth, down Fifth to Main, down Main to
Twenty fifth, up Twenty-ffth to st. Pa
tricks church.
Returning: By Broad street to Ninth,
up Ninth to Marshall, up Marshall to
Third, down Third to Grace, down Grace to
the Capitol Square, where they will be re-
ceived by his Excelency Governor Walker
Badges for the occasion can be procured
from the Assistant Marshals-viz., James
NJ. Hannah, John NJ. Higgins, Captain P
F. Kennedy, Frank McGovern, Frank J
Reilly. WILLIAM ENGLISH, -
Chief Marshal.
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HIIINtI 5@IES hHIHII Gu 3St5kaSNos0ss1k.ssul
DAY at JOE O'Clock without reserve.

SAyED.-It was upon n cold, bleak day during
thu last cold spell that daughter OF Erin was seen
going along the Basin bank apparently much
troubled. Ever and anon she would exclam,
ION, niusha me, an sure an' where dlt Jamie
livep Shure, an by the powers, an If don't find
him I'm kilt iutlrCly. Oh, my. oh, my. Jamie,
dear, where are yes?" In vain did the bystanders
endearor TO wiring from her the story of her trou-
bic. She continued her search after Jamie"
until she discovered the sign Of J. Fl. WOOD.
COCK, wood and coal dcalsr. With look OF JOY
she exclaimed, "Shurc, an I'm saved; there's
Jamie's place, t.by shurc, an thanks to my own
sarch for that. jamie, dear, want some o. that
good coal an wood In yere's yard" The fuel was
furnished, and she departed perfectly satisfied,
eXclaiming, "SaVed, thank Go1."
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We have cterlnipcd 10 reduce to less than the
regular go rats tie prcn Of every article ofour
magnificent stock of Diamonds, Fine "..chsSi
Jcwclsy. and Silyerwarc, and ask an Inspection of
our goods and prices, which we propose to offer
for less than they can be bought in the frst-class
houses Of New York and philadelphia. We i'm
port and receive daily from the manufacturers The
latcst styles 81 rich Jcwcry, Fine Watches, pia-
moad and Pearl sets, teoutlne Vest and 'iuar'l
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons, Handkerchief
Sol,!ers Amethyst M0ssagat", Ruby Signet, Dia-
mnnd Engagement, Gad Plain Goli Wedding
Rings Masonic jewels and jcwciry, Spertacl5s
and Fyr-Glarscs, Sterling silver Spoons, Forks,
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces III ras"s.
NowLAS Il Co,
Main street corner of Tenth.
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APPLEToHs' JOURNAL. - There is no
magazine in the country whose reputation
is SO high as that OF Appletons' Journal.
Whether we consider the scientific articles,
the biographical sketches, the fiction, the
art criticisms, or the literary miscellanr
which appears weekly On it's par"- J,
elegant engravings with Vs., or the
quenlly adornn' ....1-. which II is FREE
a"ar"@ W, Appletons' must be
...4 the praise Of being the best Anne Il,
, rlcan periodical claiming ourpatronage. 10
southern readers particularly it ID also to
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\ SrCrESsrrL ENTEErElSE.-Thc Reli-
.liDuS UerHjd stutc; that TIE Bdpiist
IeNrte!', under The editorial management
Of Rev. \, +. Dickinson. Of this city, and
Rev. q. \. reltz, oi PHILADELPHIA, has
proven Il Great success that within little
more than two months it has secured cir
culation Of .rftec" honSund, and will, in
ali probability, reach thirty thousand
during the present year.
la connection with tic aboYc we may
slate that DR.. Dickinson was on Monday
last elected by the American Baptist Publ
cation Society associate editor of the
Yo2ay Rc1p"r 4 child's paper, published
twice I month in Philadelphia, with a cir
culation Of over 800, 600.
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COOK LAUGETrN win sell al lo1 T. VI. q
large quantity OF marble and alabaster
siatu"'tcs. marble vases, ornaments. &C.
4. e. PTil1AN VIII sell NJ ; r. y. Il large nun.
her ~ !1t> In Marks addition To Manchester
". t'rnnlN viii sell fox thc administrator and
trustee, "n III" premises, n: ! +. NJ. 4 house
and iu's In Sidney on Bclvidcre street at It's
intersection with beverley.
RICHARDSON 4 CO. Will soil at J.. NJ. tho
stock and fixtures and uncN pircd term al lease
"t tie cigar store corner Of Ma!a and Eleventh
streets.
GRt EI:~ / WILLIAMS Will sell Tor the commits
si"Ncr, "u the nrrm!:cs. 1t g +. NJ. . build
ir l"i rm the south side OF Cary street between
Fourth AND Filth
". e. GREEN. q! Marshall street, will sell al u
\. VI. furniture. dry goods, nrtiouS &C.
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ECDNoMGCAI. RELIABLE. TIE BE>T.--Du0-
Lt.Y'S Baking Powder j. superior 70 III others In
market. Free from An, Injurious substances, end
nicely com bounded thst In" contents of each
box inSurcs light, sweet hc1ithy biscuits rolls.
pastry. &C.. with uniform success. Only two tea
spooniuls to quart OF flour is necessary. while
those Of Ordinary manufacture require from one
thirdto Il half more. Ask Your grocer for Doc
LEY'S Baking Powder and take no otbcr
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lore closely the Astor House, CITY

more closely the Astor House, City Hall,
Barnum's Museum, Trinity Church, and a
hundred other celebrities. Thence he uooN
to Tic Battery with its =hc;iy grass plats
and fountains, to Castle Garden, and to
the docks. and over to the Jersey City ferry
boat landing, winding up with startling
aud magnificent view Of tic burning of the
great Crystal Palace.
MIR. Albert Norton explains verything
il Tic moot graphic manner, transporting
the listener to the identical localities repre-
scented. His explanations are intersperscl
with valuable statistics and facts as well
as interesting and instructive gossip, and
he possesses the rare faculty of never
dwelling Oh Il point SO long as TO weary his
auditors.
Exhibitions at O'Clock this afternoon
and Mt S o'clock tonight. The impression
prevails that in the afternoon tho piano.
rama does not show TO advantage. This is
Il mistake, az the crowd in attendance YES
terday afternoon will testify. -s.I a..zA
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CARD.-.To prevent an improper impression
being made on the public mind In consequence o,
the resolutions Of Mr.. MILLER, in the City Couu.
ell, calling for settlement with me se Isle Col.
lecsor Of the city, take occasion to saw that rho
failure TO close UP my accounts Is ov.,g entirely
to disagreement between myself and the former
City Council as TO the an W. ,sa;n,,s
due me for lsos-'o7 LIN. VI eoi,'ni' .,l,.,
Justly due, Is II my ciaih' "nien
city p -iIowed, there VIII DC notnins uuc ''a
- me. If 1t Is not allowed, there VIII be
small, balance e the city, which have been ant
am still willing promptly to pay.
80 jules A. uoBsoN.
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The place to buy your cirthing, shirts. aud scH-
ticacn's furnishing goods. Is No. 1900 Main street
where l.. j. SPENCE 4 son. merchant tailors.
have ali the latest styles Of cloths, cassncrcs, and
furnishing goods, for sale low for cash, and specie
given III change In place of fractional currency.
Gail al 1900 ,iain street.
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The FAIR AT Fulton BAPTIST CHURCH is
largely attended and giving great satisfa~,
ton to all parties. 1t is for most Eorthf
ohject-one which should secure the SYM
pathy ana aid Of the friends Of religion
ami good order III the eastern portion OF
our city. Weare pleased to learn that scvc-
raj Baptists in Washington, D. G., have sent
d purse OF fifty dollars to aid the ladies OF
Fulton in their Fair.
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List OF USMhLABLE LETTERS RENAISA
ING IN THE RlChsoSD PcsT-OrFIcE MARCH
1G. lS70.-Aliss Helen 4. Norwood; Miss
Virginia Z. Moscby, Richmond; Va: Mr.
Henry Barns, held for further direction ;
Mr.. Jonas Guggenheimer, Alean1i, o.: Mr..
IL. i. kilhy, Charleston, S. C..
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FOR SALE,

TRESH YOUNG MILCU COWS FSsts
a FOR SALE.-Thn undersigned has 60.
number OF FRESH MICH COWS for sale on uis
premises. near Atlec's st ,tion. on Chesapeake and
ohio railroad, seven miles from Richmond. Said
COWS were raised on said premises.
NH iG-3tT W. w. NEWMAN.
EOR SALE, FOUR FINE MICH EssS
& COWS fresh to the pail. Can lie seen kks.Issr.
at 4. J. COSBf'- stable. Fifth street between
CLAY and Marshall. NH lJ-3ts
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INFORMATION WANTED. The Commits
sioner of Pensions desires information re-
spectins Mrs. Ann Z. Cason, widow OF Ed
mond Cason, and also Of Martha II
Spinby, widow Of James Spinby. Tho
above, if living, must he quite aged. Any
persons possessing any information in re,
gard to them will confer favor by stating
it at the poat-ofIcc.
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TIE PANORAMA AT ST. ALDAN's.-The
exhibitions of Billiards. Panorama of New
York City at st. Adams Hall yesterday
afternoon and last night were attended nv
delighted audiences, AZ . work O. ari
this panorama is perhaps equal, if not sIl-
pcrior, to any ever exhibited i'll this coun-
try. 1t is lifc-like Gf the expression may
be uSed) throughout :. the lettering en- tic
signs, I'll" telegraph wires, and all nei"ui'o,
standing out in Us bold relief az City Hall
or Castle Garden. The spectator is carried
along ut a steady pace for miles on Broad
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TEE EAlL.-Pcoplo who arc going to at
tend the ]. .. Is. ball Tomorrow night are
in state OF excitement over the arrival of
Mr.. Ninkel, the Baltimore costumer. He
brings with him splendid lot Of costumes,
which may be seen ut Suucr's Hall, on
Broad street
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STATE LAW SocIETY.-A meeting of the
members Of the Richmond bar, Of the
lawyers of the General Assembly, and
Other resident lawyers of the State, will be
held this evening in the hall Of the House
OF Delegates nj s o'clock, for the pur1'c"~
Of forming State Law Soci"''-
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-sas-.s,Ez1z:zs;s
IL The boats of the JAMES RI-tzsSss.a sss.z-ssss
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL, COMrANi
viii leave the dock as usual promptly &C u d. on
Freight and tolls ON goods for Eynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery or PREPAID ~ tae
option Of the sh,pRer st no is AS.
spmed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
INV ofFica on the Dock without special agreement.
way freight win not De delivered I'LL chassee are
Boats locked and insured.
dell EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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be commended for the reason that it is en-
sirely free from sectional bias, and while
the names of nearly all the leading wri-
ters of the South appear on its list of re-
Rular contributors.
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There will be meeting of the True Re-
publican State Executive Committee Mt the
Exchange Hotel on Friday morning at 9
o'clock. This is the committee Of which
Dr.. Gilmer is chairman.
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DESPITE THE COLD WEATHER, for the cheap
est and best coke, anthracite and hilunnnTs coal
Of all kinds and sizes, saved, split, and long wood
90 10 Mr.. J. b. WATKIEs'S, Ill Main street. near
the p0st-oll,ce
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Tue TENpEEANcE CArsE.-James \.
Wiley and Rev. William 7. Lindsay will
deliver temperance lectures at the Baptist
church (colorel), Sidney, on Tomorrow
evening ut o'clock.
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4 "rGlTivE lEoN observation-disclosures Ty-
!cr and Knox arrested yesterday a colorct
nliu named William BruEton, who is
charged with Il robbery committed III Ports
mouth. BraXton was Just stepping Off The
steamer John SyI7estc: in very good heart
with himself when TIC officers tapped him
On The shoulder.
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COnNS, BUNIoSS, DISEASED NAILS, &C.
There are few disorders more common, perhaps
none So varied in Importance. To obtain instar-
tnneous relief without pain 70 to Or. Schultz,
Nineteenth street near Main.
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&. FLLYsOS ( 60. VIII insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapers IN Virginia, North Caro-
ina. Tennessee and The northern cities, ut pub
lisners' rates. for cash. Appl; al this ONCE,
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LETTINGS.

MERCH ANTS AND MECHANICS
W. SAVINGS BANk.-Thc annual meeting of
the stockhoders Of this hank, for The purpose OF
c'ccting directors for the ensuing twelve months,
will be held on MONDAY NEXT, 2lst March, at
haif-past j. NJ. at the Office III the bank south
west corner OF Main and Fourteenth str,cts.
ulll if-5t howard COHEN, Cashier.
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VIoLAr,o> az REVENUE LAw.-Norris
Fox, Of naEril.c, wa. brought before United
State, Commissioner C]tahn9n yesterday,
charged with Violating the revenue law in
roI crasir" the stamps and brands from
hHrrcle wii;cl, h;tl hccn cnlpticl. The case
wa sent an before the United states court.
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SMITHS CoAL.--Th2 hest coal for blacksmiths'
use IN The marker. Give II trial. rILCIIEF.
Eighth street between Muu and Cary.
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Go to ELLYsoS 4 TAYLoE'S news depot next
To DiSpofct building, for weekly aud d,!ly papers
and magazines. All the city da!lies always OH
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APPOINTMENT TT t0UNClLMEN.-Goycr-
nor Walker ha~ made the following appoint
mcn;s for the Council of this city:
Ciny HHr@.--E. j. Euker, William lcn-
kins, V. II. Scott, J. j. ChcstcrmeH, I. 7.
Brunuon.
-uolrcc tord.-Hiiliam r. Tanner. NJ.
/. Strauss, William English, William Davis,
Frank Glasgow.
Nni,$on IE'c}N. --Jcmc: a. Scott, Albert
nr>iway, Thomas V. Mccancc. peyton y.
Wise, IL. {. Durham.
itT$hGU H.'u'i.--lI,n!y Eolcl1rr, Geo.
A;usiic, ]. J. English: john +. Bo:sscux,
Thomas Fiphcrty.
JcH,r&2a gIimW.---John NJ. Higgins,
Christian IiiGmer, {. l.. Nhi;lock, JOHN J.,
Nul!o",l. John II. Greauor.
VIC learn that iho;c will be meeting Tor
organizing this afternoon at / clock.
iUt>rYTUM1lN SrNntY SrHn0i..--Ihc
regular monthly meeting Of tic Hfcsbytc-
ti4n Sru2ay- School Uninn was held in tic
!cc:ure-roo.u IL t&e Third Presbyterian
c,unch nn Monday ni&h; ~ O'clock. IN
The ujsFcuce O. The president, Mr.. J. d. 4.
Siyi%hr o:l:p;c} TIC chair. ami William
Nnnn>u. II. ariCd ~ secretary. -tfttr the
usual intro ;uctoYy exercises the reports
from tic various Schoo!S were read, show
ing lie average at:cE,;ancu for the month
Of February IL no
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NrTHErlLLE, WYruE COUNTY. VA.
March u, 1870.

WrTuEvlLLE, WyrrE COUNTY. Va
March u, 1870,
Tic Editor Hchmo;,8 DiSpGhL:
Tear Sir,-Encloscd ] bee 10 hand YOU n
COZ V Of 2 letter received from my friend
:. CTanstoun, OF Ludlow. England. WHO is
tHc principal manager of the Worcester City
o@! County Banking Company, which is
very large and rich bank. having several
,r,DortaD. branch establishments. He
w.ltcs in reply to IN invifation sent him
- invest some portion Of their surplus funds
n the stocks and real estate # Virginia.
and 10 encourage their Customers 70 dc the
anne.
forward Vt - Won to publish if yousthink
~ good could result thSrefron, and esrc-
ally n the selection and appointment OF
,.c Judges is ROW about TO be made ami
40 may depend that English capital waits
60 see Il able, impartial, houest. ,,cst-ciasS
lawyers are placed on the bench before any
IN he influenced in This direction. You
Vii, sec in my reply ! nav said nj! tIa:
s,:.t be said in defence Of the poSn:oa Of
-ag >;Htc IL tais respect. and 1cihal,> also
.nTc than shouId have been said under o.
.oary circumstances. Il w iusrlt the
he paper am, sir, Nc.
EDwAEp SHELLEY.
Lrnrow, llth February. 1870.
Pear Sir,-l duly received your valuable
and exceedingly interesting letter, ana it
IS afforded me mach pleasure 10 move L
..tHt among my agriculture! friends. both
@c:c and i'll Worcestershire. | assure yor
TIC pleasing and clear style IN wiici' you
have described youI AdJptc.; country has
:mManled the admiration Of all WHO have
lerrscd the letter. I will continue 10 rive
:. very publicity. Eut, with al your Hat
;rrlng accounts ot the couutry. none arc IN
ned 70 send their moucr. anl I dom.
tesaA | will ever be induced 70 invcS! All
her shilling in America ~ in an" OF her
.~.r.r.tics until Your juIGtS ar, ci"6gtd
a&: respectable class placed upon tho
each. Why is u that the interest OF all
american securities, including the Govern
Int debt, is 50 high in comparison to other
Countries Simply the bad administration
90! the law. We inrc Ho ,roiH in your lar
1.'<. Alter them and You viii have Eri-
,.A capital seeking investment.
This has been very severe winter IN his
'Qntry. II still continues. and the suffering
.- -gvli, a, all ouT-,tooc laio- is al!srcnic.i.
CAR only visa YOU every success in
,a.;r new undertaking. ;lo, dear SIX,
lars. truly. ions CEANrT@rN.
EErLY.
WlTHEyIlir, NIIGE roy>Yr. w..
M"c:t4, i>-0.
uyar>ir.--I; wa. with very great ,!casmc
..ag / receive! your favor this mcrui;i-.
.r.i:bc 1tA February. AN! although had
-..c.j 70" several imro' ta';t tjnanr,;;! n,:cs-
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oa AZ gn1lic or private safes ef Raj Estnte
,Hr8c 5ttlrec,, The LIST Of J0aUuTy nad tie Isl Of
Jpig n I purchasers 1'Gp he tareS far N" present
3,ur, bat al sales b.ttcesM the first dny NJ
Ju'g n"d The last day IF becemJer the seller
fHru
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A fresh and splendid stock OF Fa'rchlid's &c,
,ebrated gold pens, pencila, &C., just received
hy SrAREE i RYLANp, booksellers, ela Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16
MARINE gETEEaEGENEE.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

chandise anu ii,,,ss baltimore !;
Schooner Alice Curtis. Tffsss<<
osbornc's landing Curtis 4 Parker
Schooner Hope, Miles. Baltimore ria Chicka-
hUminy. Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POtST, VA, March l5.-Arrivcd, steamer
Admiral, Freeman, Baltimore, Dlerclland.sc and
passengers, Richmond and York River Railroad.
and sailed 18th on return.
NEW YORK, March 1..-Clcared, schooner Yam
kce Doodle, Malsbury, for Richmond.