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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-27
Hv Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE TOBACCO MACHINERY
v AT AUCTION.--WiIl be sold at auction on
.ryyr1rSs6 On February 1st, commencing at L!
o,cIock at onr factory. on Twenty afth street, q
vainable collection of TOR cCO MACH!NERY,
,n nart as follows :. One HYDRAULIC PRESS,
viii, e.. Pumps, Retainers, Trucks. Trucking: Nc.
complete and in perfect order One COLEMAN
PRESS, with Retainers, Trucks, Trucking, &e.,
ns for shaping and finishing. and are capable OF
turning out ., 500 pounds per day u,u, 80 =,
rfous sizes. Bands, Bullets, Blocks, &c.
TERMS Under 800, cash over, sixty DAYS,
credit, interest added, for approved endorsed
papcr. IN 281 j. B. ROYSTER co. .
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Auctloneers and Real EStats Agent
No, 1889 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT YALUA-
4 BILE LITTLE FARM BROOkEFIELD, IN
H2 ETs 81 fNoMM 1TksHH T sThrnoa On TE
RICHMOND AND DA,NvILLE RAILROAD.-
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust executed 70
me by William Taylor, trustee for Mary Jane
Stutz dated the 2sth day of January, 1869 duly re-
corded in the clerks office Of Powhatan county
court to secure to William S. Sumner the deferred
payments on the real estate hereinafter described
shall as trustee, atthe reqneSt OF tue benenciaTy
ton, on the premises, on THuEsDAY the zn p
day of JaGuary, 1879, at II O'Clock NJ, IL ialr, IL
not on the next fair day thereafter Sunday eX.
in said deed of trust. which consists of valuable
farm called BRcOKEFIELIl, lying and being on
Swift creek In the county Of Powhatan, adjoining
the lands Of Ho M9SeeX; s,srGaith GrSTaSr aFo
TY.FIVE ACRES OF LAND, about fifty of which
is well set In heavy oak timber, the remainder
cleared and in high state of improvemcnt ana
Of which there are about twenty acres Oh rlcn
creek low grounds. @a".r
most select fruit trees, such as apples, peaches,
pears, &C.. with several fine springs near the
9 ortabie FRAME nS BpWELLISG Containing about
six rooms, with the usual out-butldings, such as
b .rn, stable, and quarters. ss- u
sale and to pay off certain negotiable note OF
Sl.055 due the 2Sth--3lst day Of December, 1889,
with interest upon same until day OF sale, ana Inc
residue of the purchase money on su4n ierins ana
lor, trustee for Mary Jane StutZ, snail pTcscrlne
and direct or in case of his failure to 90 so, IN
such manner and upon such terms as the SAID
trustee shall think best an q proper: o,,.+oo
jal5 ROBERT Is. LYME, trustee.
y. B.-Partics wishing to attend the above sale
can leave on the DIS A. n train, ana re;nTn the
same day. LYME BhoIHEh,
ia 90 Auctioneers.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Aucsioneer and Zeal Estate Agent {
Once, No. 's21 Main street,
: ho1nxu Epntqvv0Nd Hotel. il

rv,RI1sTEEs SALE OF REAL EST FATE
|, INTHE CITYOF RICHMOND.nbS, v1rtIs s Q,
r;sNar tr1stae. bearing date the list day OF Aptt
N ssfs 2fe
Hustlnges bonh therein described. default having
heen made IN the payment OF said bond a se a.
Of the # sahs naean m nj ess
WI p nF cFETESBRuARY 1870. at O'Clock 7. nj.
on the premises property 1T s ss of
deed being Of AH Ya nn .hG in the the etv Of
p pdrhrond on which there is twostory BRICK
RIIIT'DING with four rooms, now renting ior ~
per month. .a,,, ~ oo1a r-..s..
iEh Terms '""4o =, JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, 4
..-s,s- 49, fft y - 49, Trustee.
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DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of deed OF
L trust made by James Fl: Rowe on the 26th day
Of June, 1896. I shall on MONDAY the 7th day OF
cestcr Courthouse, proceed, by PUBLIC auction, to
sell, for cash, all the personal pRop ,,S i;a
James II. Rowe possessed at the date Of the said
deed. ,,.... q.
ia Sim 3.t- WYNDdAM AEMf, 1rustee-
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ByA. @. Pulliam Auctioneer,
southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF DOUBLE TEN
fs1EMENT AND LARGE LOT ON. PERRY
STREET {NEAR FOURTEENTH), MANCHES-
TEXAS trustee In two deeds, executed by Mary
Powell and William 7. Clopton, trustee; to me,
for certain purposes therein mentioned, dated the
18th day Of December, 1886, and duly recorded In
the clerks office county court of Chesterieldi
county, volume 4s, pages 45l and being required
FRIDAY, 2sth January, 1870 at O'Clock T. H.,
the lot No. .: In plan OF Manchester, fronting on
back I65 feet with DOUBLE TENEMENT there
on. A., ,,o. -
such terms as Mary Powell or her trustee shah
direct. y. d. LEE. lrustee.
Sale conducted by a. c. PULLIAA, Auctioneer.
Ia DIST
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
. COLLECTORS OFFICE,
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND. January %, 1870. J

TN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVE
l. SInNS Of the acts of the Congress of the
United States to provide internal revenue to sup
port the Government. to pay interest on the public
debt, etc. issued n warrant Of dlstraibt against
4. j. Byrne. of this city, and on the 4th day or
Jonuary 1870 made levy on SIXTEEN HU NJ
BEES Il .sOol HOGS. TWO (2) FORSES, and the
DISTIkLERY FIXTURES belonging to, said
BY nc, to satisfy claim of assessment and pen
atty Of 81 s34 80 The same or so much thereof as
NAV be necessary to satisfy said claim against
said Byrne WIN be sold 70 the highest bidder on
THURSDAY, February 8, 1870, at II VI.
ia 25--tds Collector Third District Virginia.
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mAClaINERY, dc.

TAyING RE-OPENED OUR WORKS
Il n at the buildings formerly occupied by The
Union Manufacturing Company, we are now pre-
pared to fill orGcrs for all work IN our lire.
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES made and
repaired in the best manner. -. ,,
An kinds OF FOUNDRY and MACHINE WORK
done. j. w. CARDWELL q w.,
Manufacturers Of Agricultural Implements,
ia Ia~Im ISL Cary street.
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For the Dispatc

For the Dlspakcu'sf
Nessra. Editors,--Now that we ore in the
rTnions--a sort of tail-end joint have
some questions to ask. want to know how
to COMFORT myself and obtain o knowledge
of what is necessary for mo to say ana Go
under these new circumstances.
L,haye hitherto spoken and written the
English, language is ii. necessary now 1or
me,to talk YanEee9 For instance, shall |
say4 Guess, haow, hadn't oughter," etc.,
etc. Must learn to drawl and use o nasal
swans to my words Must say" to hum y
when am going home, or in visiting q
neirhbor should / offer to come and "sef
sncTI,' with him9 Is it necessary to dine
on pork. and beans; and can you tell me
how4o cook Goldfish 2 Ought not the Legis-
lature to obtain q piece Of Plymouth Rock
to sc ihlaced on top of the Washington Non
uments ? Should not the DEGREES OF the
Hartford Convention be substituted Tor the
Resolutions of '9S; and the statues OF Bone
dics,Arnold, Aaron Burr, and John Brown,
rau,aee those of Henry, Jefferson, and Mar
rhsI, With that of Lincoln in place Of our
lcro cavalier? Should not oar professors
in fthcs University be removed? Butler
might lecture on morals and ethics, Sum.
ncr on courage and true manliness, Banks
on the military, art, Beecher Oh theology
and Che law Of marriage and divorce, Mrs
StGwe on domestic purity, Bingham on
political honesty, and Underwood THAI
modern Marshalll on justice.
| am afraid that there ~is SO much to DC
learned,and / am SO sot in my ways"
tilatit,will take at least three generations
Of l,iigcnt sehoolmarms and Bureau agents
to transform us into Yankees. However,
will do my best, and let you know from
time to time how get on.
am afraid that this new diet will give us
allrolitical dyspepsia. We asked for bread,
and have received o scanty piece OF Ply
mouth Rock, by way of answer. -.
We have good memories in Virginia. One
clicf cause of the Revolutionary war was
thowell-kept recollection of the manner In
which the men of Bacon's time had been
treated hundred years before by the Eng
lish Government. National sins are never
forgiven, because nations never repent.
Hospitality is one of our virtues; VIC always
Day our debts, and never repudiate. l
doubt not that hereafter suitable return can
and will he made for the goodly entertain
rnent which we have so long enjoyed. We
oweNew England heavy debt of gratitude.
! hope to see it repaid with compound inte-
rest. Yours, CHcTANk.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold at
- s.Tuckahoe Farm; - the residence Of Mr.. John
1870, at IL O'Clock a. NJ, for cash, the following
property, levied upon as the property Of Mr.. John
WickhaIIi, to satisfy an execution In my hands
I'm favor Of d. J. Garth against said Wickham
II HORSES and MULES.
1BUGGY and HARNESS, ..-.,
9 CARTS,
/ lot HARNESS, ..,.,.
2 WAGONS,
Q CLOVER-SEED GATHERERs,
CUTTING KNIVES, sa S., s.-..
f ROAD SCOOP,
HAY PRESS,
WHEAT DRILLS,
LINE -SPREADER,
1CLOD CRUSHER,
CORN SHELLER, ....t
WHEAT FANS,
lot CARPENTERS aud BLACK
SMITHS TOOLS,
--- / lot CLEAN OATS, about $50 bushels;
and many other articles belonging to frst-class
farm. Most OF the implements are Of The most
modern patterns and Of the best make.
! II the abovc-named day should be unfayorable,
the sale. will take place the next fair day there
after II. j. SMITH,
j@e4 Sheriff Henrico county.
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LuMRER. LATMs. &c.

". C. MAYO. .r J.F. ". GIBSON.
r MBER.-SA,W W MIL L, MAYVS
IL sISLAND.-We keep constantly on hand for
sale, In any quantity, large or small, 3 large
stock OF Seasoned HUMBER for building pur-
poses CASING BOARDS, LATHS, PALINGS,
&C., &c. Our facilities for obtaining logs, and
cur capacity for saving, enable to fill all orders
promptly and at as low prices as any other par
ties. MAYO 4 GIBSON.
de 2l5m Pcst-ofnce box 40.
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Editors Dispatch: VIII you permit me
TO give your readers a rule by which they
can readily arrive at the per cent. OF loss
OF gain in any transaction-one that never
cav ID print, but use whenever necessary
todsccrtain the per cent,tm, not at once patent
to the mind? 1t is this: In calculating the
percentage of increase, deduct the cost from
The amount for which an article is sold,
aiiix two cyphers to the remainder, and di-
vide the sum by the cost price, and the re-
suit will give the per centum. For instance ::
I'm article costs cents and is sold for TO-,
ne subtract from 10 and have 2 left, add
two cyphers, 200, and divide 200 by s, the
cost, and We have Is per cent. gained. Onthe
o:lIcr hand, if we would ascertain the per
ceut. of loss, We then subtract the price OBJ
taiutd from the cost, add two cyphers, and
divide, as before, by the cost. For instance:
II an article cost 100 cents end is sold Tor
rs cents, we subtract / Is from 1915, add
twocy phers-5O0, and divide by l2o, which
shows loss of &c per cent. INTEREST.
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~ By Cook g. Lenghton, Auctioneers,
! .corner,of Governor and Franklin srreeGs.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO.
THURSDAY. the 9th instant: ut 1oTo,ciock: we
VIII sell as the residence No. seS sreaf
& RoSEWOOD Chairs and SOFAS, t!sc. SG
+ G G5K5dTEEkANT P RlHK9n and STOOL, @ 2
MARBLE.ToP CELERET, ~ 1851 q
/ ESTENsioN DiNING-TABLEs, ss.r7
FEaTHER BEDS, PILLOWS. and Boil.
HAZE fRI and 'sHUcK MATTREssEsbt s g.
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDS D N.
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BUR 9 A. sH.
oRo StAERs' GLASSWARE, &C.
KITCHEN foh s!GooK l. LAuGHToN,
n %. ... - - - Auctioneers.
NoNeIIssIONERs' SALE. ROBERT
u KIRBY AND OTHERS vs.. "a ME- NJ ~, y M;
TEE6K GIRATG3GR7r k Sc. o. TIE GHa cry 81
RiCHMoND-By virtue of decree mace 1o. IN d sas
ahoye-named cause by said court on the lgtn Gay
Of lf9 On 9f
custom house on Bank street. IN Inc e hygS Sc bid
dar The % following described REAL ESTATE Oh
Kirby dseeasesf INF i 4 T9E fay
tbereon fronting is feet on the south side of Leigh
S tbe c,tv of Richmond and running back as feet
Also LOT with twoFRAMED I Ten sldn,,ns
thereof, In the valley of Shockoe creek, lfon!Ins
w TIC ,rast side of Mill street In the city Of Rich
mond. so feet, and running back within parallel
Inns 200 feet towards the creek. =, 10, -
Also LOTS numbered one ~ ana TWO l2l IN
s1narn Mo- 80 OF Thomas Ruthcrford's plan OF
Property, near Fairfield, as described In deed
from Washington Jenkins to Eober1 r. Troy anIeu
October I6, 1856 and OF record In Henr1co county
in Deed Eopk c., page G.S. ,...--,,,
TERMS or SALE Cash In hand for third OF
the rcba SC money and on credit for the resi-
dine IF six and twelve months from the day of sale,
In equal instruments, the purchaser or purchasers
giving neg notes for the deferred payments,
with Interest added aud the title retained rs fur.
ther security until the whole purchase money shall
no ma ia - HENRY A. WISE, ~"
s -- EDW. II. FITZHUGH,
ia1s Commissioners.
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AND YORK RIVER
X ptJJ poAn rJEE-FHR BALTIMORE.

- 1CHMCND AMI 1Chh III Eh
IL RAILROAD LIEE-FGR BALTIMORE,
TIE NORTH, AND Observation-Disclosures
OF SCHEDULE-DAILY EXCEPT SUSDAfSl.
On and after TUESDAY, eth Of June, passengers
SoT Baltimore and all points North ard North.
west wiz tske the Passenger train rain. !rq
Richmond GoT West Point, whore they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain L: G: FREEMAN,
or KENNEBEC, Captain J. II. EREEMAN,--6Stn
Baltimore the following morning In time to con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New fors,
and the West. Returning, the 5oats leave pier No.
s. Ligit-Street wharYes foot of Barry street. daily
(except Sundays} at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ, passengers
arriving iii Richmond ut 1915 2. Il the following
day In time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond and DanTille railroad for DEE
Vile and all ponss on that road Greensho:o',
Salisbury Charlotte, &C., N. O.; ColuJnh's, B. G.,
and all points South. ,
PASSENGER TRATN
leaves Richmond daily texcept EuDdaysl ss
O'Clock P. ~. leaves West Point daily tex:ept
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
les Superintendent.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALu--
" ABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY STREET BETWEEN FODk,
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH.--In execution OF
a decree Of the circnit court of Richmond entered
on the 10th day of November. 1869 in the case OF
Rahm and ais. cs. Rahm and ais. the subscriber,
special commissioner appointed for the pnrpS1nse
will sell mt auction, upon the premises, on tEt L
DAY The 2Sth day Of January, 1870. at II O'CLOCK
NJ, If fair, If not then the first fair day there,
after, at the same hour, the REAL ESTATE
which was sold by a. j. Kahn. commissioners, to
Bowie &c Gamble, situated as stated above 'front.'
Ing IS feet on Cary street aud running back loo
feet to m alley, being the same property upon
which the shops of said Boyle & Gamble now
stand. --. -, +.
sale and the costs In court, and the sum OF 81 300
with Interest thereon from 18th February, ls6S
credit rs to $1,000, with 1nterest thereon from
18th February 1893, until 18th February, 1870;
further credit as to sl.27o, with interest thereon
from 18th February, 1858, until 18TH FEBRUARY:
1871: further credit Us to 81, 100, with interest
thereon from 18th February, 1865, until 18TH An
gust 1871: and the residue upon terms to be mace
known at the time Of sale I: the Nurchas=r to exc
cute for the deferred payments negotiable notes,
with interest added from the day of sale, and also
to paw taxes for 1870 The title Will be retained by
the court until the notes are paid tss
CHARLES q. WILLIAMS, ~.
Commissioner.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,

ATETROPO LITAN- WORKS, .. .
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
BARN n5S GRfsT. ana F'LAsTEa MILLS:
BOILERS. FORGINGS, CASTINGS OF IRON
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, Sc.
ENGINES and SAW-GILLS or various sizes
always on hand. :,
Old ngines, &C., repaired and sold on commits
sion or exchanged for new. All other repairs
promptly aud satisfactorily done.
Send for descriptive cirsnlars. 80
de d WILLIAM E. TANNER b co.
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GRITDBs. & WILLIAMS Auctioncers. 10 ls
ETAIIIARLE TOBACCO FACTORY

VALUABLE TOBACCO FAClOhi
VA, FOR SALE.-By virtue Of q decree of the
circuit court of Mecklenburg county, renGered at
the September term, 1869, in the suit OF I9wnes
the asth January, 1870, SELL in trent Of The Union
Hotel, in the town of Clarksyile, to the highest
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY, with afew FAC;
TOY EIXTUREs together with the LOT o. r ana
W Young, located on Main street in the town OF
Clarksvlle-the heart OF the tobacco-gn,o S rl
tory building Is of recent construction, large and
conveniently for the manufacture OF n to-
wide and sevenly-fye or eighty feet In length.
TERMS OF SALE Enough in cash to pay the
costs of suit andexpenses OF SALE and the residae
upon credit Of sixty days; the purchaser TO exc
cute bond with approved personal security for
the deferred payment and The title TO be retained
until Che whole Of the purchase money Is paid.
The Germs of the above sale must be complied
with ut once, or the property Will be Immediately
re-sold. s. X. JOHNSON, commissioner:
ROYDTON, January 10, 1870 ia 10
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! - By Grubbs 4 Williams, !.

I T.. = Sc 81 By Grubbs & Williams, B
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana banA. =;
nUTLDINH MATERIAL FOR Sale
IS AT ATCTION.-Wew win sell at auction. On
the premises sATgRDAY the 5gsh :, o. ateaiai
aay.,st,n1 Of DOORS and: FRAMES W. WIZ IN
DnWs. With GLASS and FK AMsEs ana otn s1
huildne materials. and Etrse ms.
e eent III occupied By John D. Andrews.
TERMS zs.1si'' az '"l' GRUBBs e WILLIAMS,
!. !, - .Auctioneers.
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JAMES NELSON'S LAW OFFICE
Is In Room No. 8, shafer's Building, corner 81
MAIN AND TENTH STREETS,
next TO the custom-house.
10 Tim
FURNYrURE, DC,

TT3Is "A. ATKINSON u SON, HAVING
IT, removed TO No. l2u Main street. nsAt
door to Levy Brothers, over the store Of Moan Moan
Walker Co., are no prepared, Ia Lfeir VI
wfrerooras to show their finc STOCK OF RI kai
TuRE, andto offer greater inducements 70 h%ih
customers. They htye on hand sll x,hes. ether sS
very FINE and PLAIN FINN IIuhtEs,c ~ o'RrD
MATrRESSEss &c. Their USDERT:AhLiassIt
ROOMS ana WORKSHOP win 30 continues ~
their old stand, Governor street. u !e--l@
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MACHINE SHOP.

sLCAT 4 ADDINGToN, ,..
s@a MACHISISTs,
WORKS AND OFFICE: id16 CARY STREET, SEAh
FoUaTEESTH, RICHMOND, VA ...
ALL. KINDS OF KEW WORK: REPAihta1
country !; TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds mace
and repaired with an kinds OF steani.httinss fSr
same; PLATFORM and other sCALEs 4 AZ -
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM-ESGIGE, GOV
ERSOR, SELDEN,S tATEST tsTEAal-E .:,.
STEAM GAIJG rs. Every one Of these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them 10 %; 20
the best gauge now In They are LESS m pFis r
ticies always on hand. We also keep H3Li.A NDcs
PATENT SELF-FEEDING oIL,Cul, lcf sha..-
nsr cent of OIL This "a the nerves. and best thirg
now out. !, Come and see 81 and us.
| - !. GEORGE Is, SL0AT,
| myle 1 A.. JACKSON ADDISGTos.
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FOE RENT

EOR RENT, TWO ROOMS, on the GA
Il same floor as lodgiug-rooms for gentle III
men or q small family without children. No. 5lo
Fifth street between Leigh and Jackson. Re-
ferences given and required. ta2I-3t*
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WANTED, a good COOK, WASHER,
wv and IRONER, for small family, one mile
from town. A woman with little girl eight or
ten years of age would not be Objectionable. APP
nly nc ANDREW P1ZZiNI Il CO.'S from to 10
O'Clock a. NJ. None need apply without recon-
mcndatiOns, q ,.--. S.. ...#. 1a 2t-St~
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WANTED, TO BUY, for the use On
w of an invalid, A GENTLE .AEn6A
EASY-G 0ING SADDLE-H0RSE. Address -"
al this Office il 27--lt*
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WANTED, SEVERAL BOARDERS
w in private family, centrally located.
References exchanged. Address L.. NJ. Richmond
nost-ofIce ja 27-Th&S2t
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$500 - .-r.GEUBBS b WILLIAMS. ti
ID Oh OF On Al q Febi.2,s Ancttoneers.
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WANTED, TO RENT OUT THE
w. UPPER PORTION OF MY HOUSE, with
use Of parlor and kitchen. There are four rooms;
House newly built: gas and water throughout, and
in n desirable neghborhood. Within five minutes
walk of the post-6fice. Address 60, at this
office. .---nk Ja2u-SL~
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DOR RENT, TWO SMALL STORES, IA
E on Main between Second and Third streets, A:1
next to Rison,s drug store, fitted up with counters
shelving, gas, water, &c. Eaeh store mas one or
more rooms in rear. Applyto
: 49, - ..r.t,', HILL g. G0DDIN,
IN o. at 1908 Main street.
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WANTS.

WANTED, q YOUNG MAN between
w seventeen and twcnty-one years old who Is
well acquainted with the business community Of
TO work. Address post-ofice box -, Richmond,
Va. In own handwriting. Also, SMALL BOY.
Address same box in own handwriting also.
o7-1t&
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-12

Married Persons, CT Young Mon ..,.
ing Marriage, being aware OF PE,,.,.s' -,
uess, organic debility, dsl,.a..; ,s "-',
cured. -f'-
He who places himself under n, en-.
j., may Teligiously contde IN lis hon. :.
tlemAn, and confidently rely uF,a as ,' - : >.
physician.
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
The Maggie Hays Blown Up
Ten of the Crew Killed.
All the Passengers Saved.

MEMPHIS, February IA special to
the Avalanche from Helena this morn
ing, from from Captain Matt. Glass OF
the steamer Commercial, says: The
steamer Maggie Hays, from New Orleans
for Pittsburgh, blew up ut the chute
near Helena at2 o'clock yesterday after
noon, killing Captain Martin, the sec
ond engineer and eight deckbands.
The second clerk was badly but not
fatally scalded. The passengers are all
safe. We have them and t&e balance
of the crew.
Owing to the fact that the cable
across the Mississippi here is not work
ing, no further particulars nave Geen
received, but the Commercial, with the
passengers, will be here this afternoon,
when full particulars will heard and
forwarded.
MEMPHIS, February 1l.-Further ad-
vices from the Maggie Hays disaster
state that the boat and cargo are total
loss. The remains of Captain Martin
have beon recovered. A pleasure party
from Cincinnati were on board, who all
escaped. The arrival of the CONNER
cial with the crew and passengers is
anxiously looked for.
MEMPHIS, February 1.-The Ledgers
Helena special says: Immediately after
the explosion of the boilers of the Mag
gle Hays she sunk. The body of Cap
tain Barney Martin was blown into the
air, but was afterwards found in the
hold; the second engineer, Henry Nc
Dermitt, was badly scalded, and died in
five minutes; Jimmy Reese, second
clerk, was slightly scalded; three deck
hands aud one fireman were killed out.
right, and the body of another burned
or blown into the river. Mr.. McDer-
mitt, who had shipped at New Orleans
in place of the engineer discharged, was
buried on the Arkansas side. The boat
had light cargo of sugar. She was
owned by Captain Ben Courser and
James o. Reese, of Pittsburgh, and
valued at $4,000 here. The first clerk
had come here by rail from New Or
leans, aud thus doubtless saved his life.
1t is said by river men that her boilers
were known to be defective.