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PROPOSALS.
OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
! ROAn-N0TICE TO COyTRACTGEHk-

NHEsAPEAKE AND, OHIO Rail-
~ ROAD-NoTICE TO CoNTRACT0E&-
Sealed proposals will be received a. the EnSt-
neerIs ONCE ut Charleston, Va, until y ~
March /, lS7o. for the Gradual TI0N, MASONRY
and the SUPERSTRUCTU OF BRIDGES On
the Chesapeake and, Ohio railroad between the
tails OF Ksnawha aud tho Ohio siYers tnclnoan&
THREE MILLIONS CURlC YAE RS OE
EXCAVATION, ard SEVENTY THOuhAAD
CUBIC YARDS OF MASONRY. 3
!, Also at thk Engineers cf1ce st Rfchmonds Wa,
unsil IS NJ. March 10 1870, for several heavy SEC.
Mons east OF the Fails OF Kauawha. tncluang tho
unfnfsllea work near Miltbore,, ana ths1 .ek8lg
miles east of the White Sulphur springs 51e SfeSx
gend tunnel 400 feet Lewis tunnel = so9 1ees
Ave other tunnels from 500 to no fess toux e9yq
raj sections In rocS cutting and about 70
PRO Prosles and Specifications can be fosad e L tl.s
o1t,ce nj the company, IS William stre1k 49,
ynrk !. NJ Richmond, Va. aEd 9t Cnartc6t0ns Nss
v..1,,I nnG after January is 1870. Yhes &oasGny
ressrYes ihe right to reject any OF e1 u s5S
affsred, and 10 make private contracts tor s'sc
Information as to time, ETC., VIII be ssyeg as slf
letting For further information aPpfyaa u.
Whifsomh Chief Enginecf, Rtehlaanas " .as - q
W, .A. Kuper, Prikctpal AssssIaa - &, ii.sssa
caafaeston' " @ ess ! II. .HuNTISGToss
# #sss II President CHEESE sYsaks 40
49ssEs 55s Chic Railroad H91F&RW 4
N n &fsssxsAf&rghss sSSss3
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: DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE YoUSG MAN.
Mr.. E. S. Lowndes, q young gentleman
we'll known in this city, died in Columbia,
s. c., on Tuesday night. His remains will
be brought to this city to-day for interment.
Mr.. Lowndes was formerly book-keeper for
Messrs. Davenport & Co., but more recently
connected with the house of Brown, Ian
caster & Co., of Baltimore.
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The ORPHANS OF ST. PAUL's CHURCH
HoME.-The annual meeting of St. Pauls
Church Home will be held tonight at 8
o'clock at the lccture-room of st. Paurs
church. Few institutions have done SO
much for the orphaned poor. The report
of the managers and several speeches that
will be delivered will no doubt make it an
interesting meeting. and win the sympathy
of many for this noble charity. The meet,
ing will be public.
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HoNoRABLY DIsCHARGED.-Harvey Ter.
ry, who was arrested charged with being a
stock broker, and doing business as such in
the city of Richmond without q license
was acquitted by his Honor Mayor Chahcon
yesterday morning. After his discharge
by the Mayor, Mr.. Terry, exhibited State
license duly granted and paid in the city
for the purpose of avoiding even the suspi
cion of trying to evade any just dues t.
the State or rendering himself amenable t.
the law in any way.
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The undersigned, having
" qualified as executor OF the late RICHARO
II. WAMACK, requests all parties indebted TO him
to come forward and make payment ana all per.
Che same to his attorney, B. r. Wexford, Jr., in
this city, or to himself ut City Point, Va.
SAMUEL COOK, Exeentos ot
aass..ste " r, A, WautRcEs
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Docs, Hoes, AND GoATs.-The police on
their last raid captured forty-three dogs,
twenty-five goats, and twelve hogs. Two
dogs and two goats have since been re-
deemed by their owners. Owners of goats
have light to a certificate of exemption
from seizure if they can prove that the an
mals in their possession are kept for their
milk
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a GOOD DINvEsTalENT.-Persons not having suf-
fcient fuel to last them through the season are
hereby notified that a cargo Of Egg and Stove An
thracfte Coal tper schooner Annfe) is daily ex-
pected by W. HALL CREW, on Fourteenth street
near Mayos bridge. This coal is sold on account
Of the shipper, and any one who desires to pur-
chase from the vessel would find 1t TO his adyan--
aye to nYage Mt once.
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PORTER REMOVED FROM OFF1cE.-By
special order of General Candy, dated
January Is, the last day of grace, Mr..
Charles H. Porter was relieved from Office
as Commemorative attorney for the city Of
Norfolk, Va, to take effect January l9,
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A MILLIONAIRE MoNK. K.-The Roman cor
respondent of London paper gives an ac-
count Of a mysterious American millionare
who, it seems, Joined on New-Yeer's day q
brotherhood of monks in the neighborhood
of the Eternal City. The story is rather
doubtful. trsainffs ~,
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ss PER DAY. 90 PER pAY.
SroTsWooD HOTEL,
ny .
CITY AuDITog's OFFICE, !

CITY AuDITog's OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA, January "a, 1870
nWNERS OF CARTS, w A G O n S ,
~ DRAYS, OMNIBUSSES. HACKS, anu ell
other wheeled vehicles drawn by horses or mules,
are hereby notified that al licenses explreJANi- i-
AIRY 2iST. 1870, and arc required 10 renew the
for 1879 during tn first fifteen days In FEB
EUAkY NEXT, or be subjected to the penalties
imposed by ordnance.
sa ss-atisFeb City Auditor.
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FFom the Nosfolk Yirginian.

DIR. L1vINGsToNE.-It is stated that later
and reliable information has just been re-
ceived from DR.. Livingstone, and Of most
gratifying character. He has discovered
the head waters of the Nile near Casem-
bree, and is now on his way home, to Eng
land ~..--'--. ..'-'
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STEAMERS.


nor NoRESoL,IKy, Ia rIrS2lEES r9RTESSsai
/ MHTt6SShS THE JAMES RIEER.-The fast
iASnssStS l. SsI"ssHt UN1TEp STATES : TA'R steamer
t,,rta.n 2. c. CLIFFORD.
,SI ~ Ro~kcits for the a5ove-named
lcs,es nrFso.SNNp nn FSso.SNNpHyS WEDNESDAxs ndERI' s
fys 3 "a 1 ss,sraay Nh ssa returns On Tues
j,y< ThnSssEs; s~-irc r in Norfolk in time TO con
,ssSni'' wi,u Steamers for Baltimore ana points
IT. H-.?,, leave City Point FOR Petersburg on asri'
,si OF steamer. .
"; vsrc ~ 70 Norfolk, 81, So,
-r,sdexs Tbnrsravs. aud Saturdays,
rctCiNWTu " e,'P. a., Cor Norfolk, Portsmouth,
,S 2i.na KaI,im@rc and PRINCIPAL isnn,Ss ,,a, os
Lsv and all regular landings on oAnhe'
49, q, reasonable rates.
WI WHARFAGE CHARGED;
trISa.S '"' WV L. Y. TATUM. Agent.
AppH " GIcs. steamers wharf.
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CR0CHERY, &C.

ERESH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
Of their own importation, large additions to their
ieents to BUYERS. new and handsome @ % patterns Of
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets in rich, decorated
gold band; Plain White China and White Granite,
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware in
great variety; Fine Table Cutlery, of Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers Walters, Gobl.ts, Forks, Spoons, &C. !:
Refrigerators, Water-Coolers, Castors, Lamps
looking Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety:
Keepers win consult their interests by calling on
US. hELL0dG " L!boON,
Importers, wholesale and Retail Dealers
EDWARD b, TAYLOR and z. G. SUTTON ga.
Statesmen. oaVN
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AUCTION SALES THgs DAY..

On al pubic OF pstpate salss az i7eds Estats
s19de bst'oeen the 1St Of January and The LIST of
HsGS. bHt on dst sdsss ;bstaoeea The fret daV Of
July and the last day Of December tie seller
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VETELLE,

SS Il } begins the cold season with renewed
~ kf2sy enc: -cs aud Increased resoSlceS. The
&Gs public will iild in his lirder every
luX.ry that is prod4ced within the United States.
lie offer everything i'll seaSon here. and delica-
cica oI the tropics. TAME and WILD FOWL
o. wafer and land of all ,orts, NENISON, OILS
TIERS, FISH, TERRAPIhS, and DOMESTIC
MEATS, OF The ye-y best, selected with skill and
Gre.
lie has The best OF cooks, under the direction of
French artist, master OF the profession. His
tables in tie main saloon and his suit Of dining
rooms for parties supplied with dishes to order
from The palmer sorts 10 tie mos! elegant, equal 10
any prepared in Paris. Parties entertained with
entire privacy and comfort.
He VIII supply parties and families promptly
with aeats, Fish Oysters, Game, Pastry, Dessert,
and Wines aud Liquors.
lic Will cater for Ghose In town and country who
desire aDcookcd supplies, ersuring the best the
market affords AT the most reasonable charges.
His Bar Is Supplied with the choicest LIQUORS
aad WINES. This he warrants. Mixed drinks
prepared by the most sklliul brewer in the city.
Grateful for past favor, lie Invites the public TO
continue Its patronage. and promises the most
faithful and prompt filling OF orders. 20
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JONES & BROOKE are now selling their Large
and superior stock Of CoAI at reduced rates
Anthracite and Bituminous Coal, sot Coke, and
long and sawed Oak and Pine Wood. ONCE and
ward on Sixth street near Canal.
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THE CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA.-The nei0
Constitution, the one under which we are now
living, Is for sale soholesale and retdl by ELY.
SON G. TAYLOR, next TO Dispatch Office.
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AGAIN we caution our young gentlemen friends
not to select wife from seeing ber picture II
taken at the "LEE" GALLERY, they make ladies
look so lovely.
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"Hon. CHARLES A.. PHELPS,
president Massachusetts Senate, ,,

"My communication with the world has been
very much enlarged by the Lozenge, which now
carry always in my pocket, that trouble in my
throat tfor which the Troches arc q speciacf hav-
ing made me often mere whisperer.
"@& IN. p. WILLIS"
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VALENTINES. Valentines Of all sorts and sizes,
for all conditions in society, at prices varying
from IS to . cents, may be had OF ELLYsos @
TAYLOR, Ills Main street.
Valentines comic, grotesque, ana sentimental.
Valentines for the rich.
Valentines for the poor.
Valentines for school-gtrls. aa "
Valentines for school-boys. 81
Valentines for young ladies. y.
Valentines for young men.
Valentines for the lovers. g4r III
Valentines for those about to become so.
Valentines for the accepted.
Valentines for the rejected sutton.
Valentines for old persons Of both sexes. ans
for all others, for sale BY ELLYsoN o. TAYLOR,
next to Dispatch Office.
The trade supplied .5ss 4
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Police CoURT-Nayor Gsahoon. Mar
tin Russell, charged with beating his wife,
was required to give security for his good
behavior. 'I2- tes II
George Alexander (colored) was fined
$3.50 for interfering with the police in the
discharge of their duty. - s.E ss'.g'
Jim Allen (colored) for trespassing on
the premises of Mrs. Pike, was admonished
and discharged. 2.szse.
Several parties charged with petty of
fences had their cases dismissed.
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We have received from the publishers
AppIeton's Journal (bound) for the month
of January. For sale by Bates s. Waddy
Brothers.
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tbs SUIT AGAINST THE JOHN SYLVESTER.
Judge Underwood on yesterday rendered
the decision Of the United States circuit
court in the case Of Captain William G..
Nelms vs. The Steamer John Sylvester. The
plaintiff, an ex-Confederate officer, broke
his knee-pan by stepping into coal-hole
on the steamer, and sued the owners for
damages to the amount of $4,000. The
trial took place in November last, and the
jury awarded the plaintiff s4 500 damages.
A motion for new trial being made, the
Court decided to present the plaintiff the
alternative of new trial or receiving 49,
900 instead of $4,000 in acquittance. Go
vernon Wise, on behalf of the plaintiff,
asked time to consider whether the reduced
amount of damages should beeaccepted.
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RESTAERANrES.

GCHOTTS STEAMED OYS-@ 50 ~
- TER ESTABLISHMENT, CNR-&N IsgH
AEE NINTH AND Is \ \ II WIZ
ETS.-LYNNHAVEN BAY, ChnKhY-
Siuht, MILL GREEK, HORN HARBOR,
N&>uN'S CREEK, HAMPTON BAR, YORK
RIVER and other Gl STEERS OF the choicest wa
t"ls, received regularly and fresh, ard served
RAW. STEAMED. STEW ED, or FRIED. Res
tau,ar!ts supplied by the barrel ut cost price.
lhe BAR j. stocked with the CHOICEST L.
QunRS; aud 4 large lot ot BOTTLED LII
qUORS, WINES. ALE, and LAGER BEER, of
ttc haG st quality, always OIL hand. de
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CHANGE OF NAME.-The name of Buffalo
Gap station, on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, has been changed to "siberton," |"
and Will be knoTn aa such hereafter,
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SECURITY, CHEAPEESS, LIBERALITY,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS, mark and distin-
suish tile management of this company.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
General Agent fer Virginia and North Carolina.
Office, No. s02 Main street.
DR.. j. 6. CAsELI, Medical Examiner. mole
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

T LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
IL GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
GOLD DCAPITAL.............-. $ls, 900, 600.
Claims paid or proof of loss without abatement
for interest. For safe aud reliable Insurance. ap-
ply to DAVEEPORT & Co,
General Agents for Virginia,
de 29-lm Office over First National Bank.
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IJWnATAN sTEAMBnATetsTns1

fgGWHATAN STEAMBh-tTeEsnzr
. CnMrANY.-StcaIaers STAiE Aasexsssssssx as1ssss
Vt MARYLAND and rEIEKSBNRti.-t Cheap,
harl,. and safe route 10 Baltimore, savannah,
Er,tnu. and the West. Eri-wvehly line 70 Balti-
more. making close connections With steamers to
Philadelphia. Nc tran.sIi2m"nt Of goods be-
iw"w Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Balti-
Ia"~e every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SA-
lUEDAY. Leave EiHhlErud every TUESDAY,,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.
Er"ignt received every DAY except Sundaysl up
- O'Clock i. NJ. 1DgSr steamers lave excellent
saloon. sfatcr"1m. ami passenger accommodating.
flrr, -; meals and Sta'cropln extra, tQr freight
q nassagc- applyto
HAEVEyS y WILLIAMS, Agents,
eulo Commercial Block.
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The LYNCHBURa RAPE CAsE.-Com-
ment has been excited by the announce
ment that Governor Walker day or two
ago eommuted the sentence of Crawford,
the Lynchburg negro condemned to be
hung for committing rape on white girl.
We have information that the sentence was
commuted because the law prior to 1866
fixed the punishment for this offence at
confinement in the penitentiary for not less
than ten nor more than twenty years. The
Legislature of 1866-'67 amended this law
80 as to leave it discretionary with the jury
to infict that punishment or death and
the jury in this case, by mistake or other
wise, decided by their verdict to inhict the
punishment of death, and then signed q
petition for the communication of his sentence
to Imprisonment in the penitentiary on the
ground of his extreme youth (being only
fourteen or fifteen years of age), ignorance
of the nature of the offence, the excessive
ness of the punishment, and the proba-
bllity that the act was by the consent of the
child; which grounds were substantially
endorsed by the Judge who presided at the
trial.
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SATURDAY NIGHT Ito our customers who have
received the supplement to Saturday Night we
would say that this weeks sol wtl arrive this
afternoon about o'clock. It ynu would enjoy q
good story, read Through the Furnnce or, The
Mystery of Ashland Manor, - In this No.
ELIyeoS d TAxzoz,
nszt 10 Dsspasa4 huildirH
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BOOTS, SHOES &c.


MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND@..
lSE SHOES IS very much improved by wa
fresh supplies, and am prepared to furnish 70
gentlemen, ladies' and children, with all suitable
prices. VIM. +. 6. GARNETT,
il l9-lm 829 Broad street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TOLLINs INsTTrUTE.-The SPRING
III TERM opens on the FIFTEIsNThU UF FE-
Pnyable one half in advance. Apply TO ,tEe sue
perintendent, ut Botetourt Springs Va
i12d-l0t .ss...ia-s
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8itllnltllond 1iis'ipatfh
THURSDAY. -. Z. .... JANUARY 81, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE /. .D1sPATcH,
is LARaER THAN THE COMBINED oIRCU-
r4AT1oEor ALL TaE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS oy THIS CITY. II .sis5S.Ez
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CINTHIH&
M "a ~ CIkDTHIH6 +.
RUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
AND
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
FROM
E. B. SPENCE SON,
Merchant Tailors and Dealers In eentlemen's
Furnishing Goods,
1900 MAIN STREET.
(ja 271 .-,s,g.
~ l. O. THIN
~ AT
B A L d W Ms
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS IN STYLE AND
FINISH KNOWN TO THE TRADE.

BUY BALDwIN's CLOTHING, FOR TT is
TIE BEST IN TOWN.
BALDWIN's CLOTHING GIVES YOU a
GENTEEL APPEARANCE.
YOUNG AND OLD WILL FIND ALL STYLES
TO SUIT THEM.
BALDWIN'S SALES THE PRESENT SEASON
ASTONISH ALL.
FIVE THOUSAND SUITS OF ALL GRADES
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, WE SHALL
BE GLAD TO SEE YOU.
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST OUR GOODS
SHALL BE SOLD.
l. . BALDWIN THE CLOTHIER,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS
Ia
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Tho second animal session OF this academy win
begin on the FIRST OF FEBRUARY. For TUT.
tfer particulars address the s,,,r,,,opres
1u ia-tMhl - SUtEhtohESs'
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and discharged.
Several parties charged with petty of
fences had their cases dismissed. T
NOVEL SCENE IN CoURT-ExCHAEGE 0F
CIvILITIEs BETWEEN JUDGE UNDERWOOD
AND GOVERNOR WIsE.-Something out of
the ordinary routine of court scenes was
witnessed in the United States circuit court
yesterday. Judge Underwood, in deliver
ing the judgment of the court in the case Of
Nelms Us. The John Sylvester, took occasion
to compliment in the highest terms the or
gument of Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise,
counsel for the plaintiff, characterizing the
effort as one of the ablest he had ever heard
in civil cause before him for trial
From this remark he passed to o
eulogy upon the. character of Governor
Wise in terms which struck nearly
every auditor with surprise, when il
was recollected that the speaker was John
G. Underwood, and that the subject of the
eulogy was none other than he who has
been immortalized in song and history ss
the signer of the death warrant of that old
sinner Ossawattomie Brown. The Judge
said that when he came to Virginia, twenty.
FIVE years ago, as school-teacher, Governor
Wise was then young and prominent poll.
| tician about to enter Congress, and, that
ever since he had watched his career with
interest; and while they had differed Il
some extent in politics, this might be dut
to difference of training. AS for himself
he had been brought up in the school O
William Penn, and, indeed, his ideas nigh
be called Puritanical. This, however, dit
not affect his personal relations with bi
distinguished friend, and he was proud Il
have an opportunity to say so.
These remarks called up their subject
the venerable Governor, who was one O
the astonished listeners. He very grace
fully, and in the style peculiar to himself
acknowledged the compliment paid hin
from the bench, and said that, on his part
he could not complain that he had eve
seen anything but disposition to dea
fairly and justly, in Judge Underwood
decisions, in cases in which he was counsel
He then branched off and made what man,
who were present say was one of the hap
piest efforts of his life, reviewing at lengtl
the grounds of difference between himsel
and Judge Underwood, and illustrating hi
position with well-timed anecdotes. i
conclusion, referring to the Judges ante
cedents as lifelong and ayowed opponen
of human slavery in every form, he calle
upon him to redeem his promises and max
good his widely-known professions b
using his influence to strike from his (Gc
vernon Wise's) wrists the bonds of O servi
tude worse than the slavery of the African
; He alluded, of course, to the political dis
abilities. imposed upon him by congress
sional enactment. ..s.-.-.f
, Judge Underwood bowed, and the cas-
before the court was then disposed of an
few who were present were less please
than astonished at On incident which,
rare in courtroom, certainly afforded q
amusing and unobjectionable entertain
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FOR NEW YORK. ss
NsNITD NlslLixSAs

FOR NEW YORK. Ss,
90 DOMINION STEAMSHIP sssassssSs<5SsS
COMPANY.
-.,. s,,,,n;l,d new sile-whccl steamships ISAAC
rtI SARATnGA Ma q A 4, ALst-
%Arl.r, and EATrEEAS. leave New , 4 2TS 9I1fS tS1
GtH I'M NSDAE, and SATuEnAEats o'clock
!, u, Leave Ri>Ntnc nd every TUESDAY, FRI
AZ and SUNDAY. At high fiGe. ~,
fr.Sf .ntrS ere entirety new. Ihey nave eiesant
- .na s:atcroons. The fare, accommodas
SI,rs' ana SIT, ntion, arc unsurpassed. =,
4; CO connections mace Win steamers ioF al
'..r.r-,, anJ European ports.
,..rr.,,c,. r,rntrd. when ordered, at A QUAR-
..sr.fFNNE PER CENT, at the efaces OF shis
%'I. MCCrrADY. President, ls7 Greenwich
strcCf- New ora, ~,
WIIIASi c. nCNSkM co, Agents,
corner Main and Ilcycnth streets,
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-Governor Walker has
appointed William Jasper Hughes notary
public for this city.
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BROWNS BRoN CHIAL TRocHEs.-"Y Your
Troches are too well and favorably known to need
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UARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YogX.
.. ORGANIZED IN 1889.
ALL Policies NON-FOREEITABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
ASSctS
Annual income. 1000, 00E
Losses paid. 6ac, ,oos
W. Fl. PECKHAM. President;
VT. HOOKER, Tice-President:
l.. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary;
6. 4. FUDICKER, Superintendent.
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4 CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
N MONTE MARIA, -, -, =
ON GRACE STREET. BETWEEN TMENIf3
SECOND AND TWENTY-THiRD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-27

NOTICE TO sHIPPERS-asSc-NNIHa
IN The boats of the JAMES RI w. ~
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL zCOAlfAhf
Will leave the dock as usual promptly s1 y y; On
: Freight and tolls on goods for LyrchbnrE and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid at tns
be afforded consignees, but no obligation R %.
sunled to deliver down freight elsewhere haE a.
NV Office on the Dock without spec.a agreement
Way freight win not be delivered I'LL cnafses sle
paid. e.siC .E ygist sE!s<t as-S
Boats locked and Insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-27
STOVES AND TINwARE.

SUNNYSIDE TRIUMPHANT-The
y only premium given by the Virginia State Agrf-
cuItural Society for stoves was awarded lne, SUN
NYSIDE STOVE. For sale only by hOUNTCAS-
This Stove heats one or more rooms, and 10 nn-.
surpassed for economy, cleanliness, ana nseas.lns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-27

T.}!fLAHELPHIA, RICH, r2.sEffiss, ~,
/ NuND AND NORFOLK STEAM-ss -sssEfSaass
al.Ii composing this line, will leave rhiladc,-
p. !. cory SATURDAY. .andIichnondeveryFR FRI.
nAN. a' '"rratcy Freight taken i"r Norfolk ut mo.
=, ~. rates: also f.r Charleston savannah, and
" orleans ard bills Of ading signed through.
Z age u philadelphia inrlmIine meals and
e'r..rs,.rl. S. ". y. PORTER, Agent.
as nflra. No. ?i25 Dock street.