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r.: n MONTAGUE, lilo; MAIN STREET,
q RrcHNoSp, Tegrese91!s sss EQ1 4F NV ME
YORK. Asses over S1o. eoe eoss Annual cashin-
come, $e, so, 600. All profits divided Annually
among the assured. Its afairs are carsraiy ~
surance Department OF the State Of New York.
Holders Of this company's policies eftener IN
crease the amount OF 3hsir insurance than renn-
spicuous. kpplicstions solicited WILLIAMS.
EALEyHNDER, President HENRY y. HYDE,
Vice-President GhORG& w. gHIIitIPss &C
tuary; JAMES ". ALEXANDER, secrstssry'
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TUsT RECEIVED AND, IN STORE
~ 5000 pounds of, TURKISH and GERMAN
PRUNES which viii sell to dealers at q very
low price iu any desired package: so half-barrels
PICKLES In vinegar--o00i In a barrel / keep con-
stantly on hand, to be sold In any quantity,
.ls.,,f IL 1cLEMON CRACKERS 5TuG7i
- 81, SODA CRACRERS~,s y, s.qy,,,f
lEf-t.'t!A'r' OYSTER CRACKERS,
.gs Z. . f. MUSHROOM CRACKERS.SIliGT
These Crackers are warranted to be far superior
to any made in this city and to be sold at the low
estmarket rates, delivered to any part Of the city
freeof charge: aasl.tgl:t n53 r 1Ir, nj
jazz aees! tsL rsa:iI So 9zs4s Main street.
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4 DESIRABLE FAMILY ESI- MA
N DENCE FOR SALE OR RENT. ON M:M
north side of Twelfth between Clay and Leigh
streets. Apply to r. 81. MAURY orS. @: GREEN
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= : ERUBBS q 1WILEIANlSJ.
81 ia 3:le l5as, q, 2e, 20. then . Auctioneers.

SAEE.-By virtue Of 9 deed Of
4 trust made by James 81. Rowe ON the goth day
OF June, 1886. I shall on .MoNDAY the 7:h Day Of
cester CosIrtho use proceed by public auction Ito
sell..forS cash, all The PERSONAL PROPERTY
conveyed by the said deed, and which the said
Jsmes II. Rowe possessed at the dafs OF Sthe SAID
deed.
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NET.THE BEST, 'hs@'.4 1s@ = . -.
SJni div hsuih ac---:.si,zrTs IL .s3'ti
FIREPLACE STOVE n da;i |
HEATING TWO AMP Tcl THREE EE w haoOesaA.as !
, THE BEST STOVE aUTI

n THE n, dsrs,euea would respesfaiIy refert the
numerous. citizens to whom he rhas sola tness
stoves as TO their Senye RnRR sno
Plnmi,er and Gas:Fftter ana dealer In TIN and
=. WeodwareI House Furnishing Goods Ge.Hlron
Front Building. Governor street. sc y
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DTCHMONDntAAND YORK RIVER
h-RAHROAD tLINE-FOR. BALTIM0RE,
THE NORTH, AND NORTHMEST-GHAHGE
FSCHEDULE-DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
on and utter TUESDAY, sth or June, passengers
west viii take the passenger train from the depot
Of the Richmond and York Efyer .,l Raiir9sd at az
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain L. C.. EnEEAAE,
or KENNEBEC, Captain j.. II. FREEMAN,-b0th
baltimore tie following morning in time to CON.
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
8 Light-Street wharyes, foot OF Barry street. daily
fexcept S,mdays> at O'Clock P. M. passengers
arriving In Richmond at 12:16P. NJ. tho following
day In time To- Connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Danyf11e railroad for Dan.
Vile and all POINTS on that road Greensbo.o',
Salisbury Chago.ss &C., y. g.. Columbia, E. ca
-, - PASSENGER TRAIN ,.s,.7g q o..
leaves Richmond daily Except Sundaysl at
O'Clock r. M; leaves Went Point daily Except
haonoN''' - THOMAS DODAMEAD
les Superintendent.
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jn "a

lds sei7ab91 aBy SasdaSM. Tasl0f:s,s 9ei
,uys- uctfeneer and Real. Estafeskesntsf
1zyf ,sEaesefcsEo. s2t sfatnatfsesaaib J.
,,,fn., otbreedoeyel belaw spotswood Hdtels s
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- lpaorEsgr0NAl1 CARDS.

~ c. McRAE, Alto RNEY AT LAW,
gS,. Richmhnd Va. pra slices In an the courts.
State and Federal held IN the city Of Richmond
and county Of Chesterfield. !
fTOFFICE RENQVEDto No. lQl5 SOUTH SIDE
OF MAIN STREET, nearly opposite the post
fofdceqsn override Wrginta Fire and Marine In
surance Company's Office. ia 2b-lws
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n GTiIABIE TOBACCO MACHINERY
~ {tan,Sk TfnTfaN. be sold at ancdon on

liA f6aTsx ICTf6N.sW be sold 1t Hucton On
bPxrESDAY; February 1st. connnaencsnga ae III
sollacti on Of T0BtrCO IA CHINERY,
| III part ras cfoTiowss = one HYpRELgIIq PEESs,
with :Pumpsy Retainers Tracks FL s e;
PRRsS. with Retainars, Tricks, Trucking &C.,
in;order Both Of these presses have been nsea ey
us for shaping and anishtngs and are eapaotfc p1
d Also Boz screws, Caddy Screws Mills of Tszt
r,ons sizes, Bands, Billets, Blocks, &C. s.asx
credit : Interest addedp for approved endorsed.
paper. - "A ia 2el. -, j. B. ROYSTER g co
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T., ,e. BY Lynei& Brother. 1ra'
Z; Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
o.rl4a9 Main street. n -,
rg,RUsTERs SALE OF THATyALU

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF THATlvALUA-
Il BIBLITTLEs FARM BRooKEF4ELD. IN
,POWHATAN. WITHIN TWO AND A HALE
MILES OF TOMAHAWK STATION, on The IN
RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RA1LR0AD.-
By virtue of certain deed of trust executed 70
me by William Taylor, trustee Tor May Jane
Stntz. dated the 2sth day Of January 1859 ouiy re-
court, to secure to William S. Sumner the deferred
payments ON the real estate hereinafter descT
shall trustee, at the request OF the Deneuctary
in said deed OF trust, proceed to sell public AUG
ton, on the premises, on TH URSDAY the 2fIan
day of Japunry 1872 at u O'Clock M, If falrs II u
eepted &C the same hour, the real estate conveyed
In said deed Of trust which consists OF ayaluable
farm called BRCOKEEIELD, lying and being on
Swift creek, HI the county OF Powhatan, adJonlng
the lands of Ro. Moselcy, Meredith -CroWdsr, ana
as containing ONE HUNDRED and N Ia, r,
is well set in heavy oak timber, the rema1ndes
cleared and in high state of improvement 1na
OF which there are about twenty acres or rich
creek low grounds. 93.la y H. - :.
There is on the, place q flne ORCHARD OF the
most select fruit trees, such as apples, peaches,
pears &c.. with several fine springs near tne
Ths sonstsi Gn about
six rooms; with the usual out-bu1ld1ngs, sucn as
b trn, stable, and quarters. .yb+
d TERMS Sufficient in cash to, defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off 3 certain negotiable note OF
81 055a due the 2sth--31st day OF December, 1859
with interest upon same until day Of sale, and me
secured In such manner, as the SAID w lillian Tay-
,lor trustee for Mary Jane Stutz, shall prescrtbe
and direct or In case OF his failure 10 DO so, Ii
such manner and upon such terms as the said
trustee shall thinkbest and proper. e. 33l
ia Is 49,. ROBERT B. LYME, Tr1stee'
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FOE kEN.E.

DOR RENT, eR0sE COTTAGE" a:a
Il on Grove street. in Sidney, next door to I'll
the residence of MIR. Chagles I; M1rriss. For
terms, apply to JOHN e. SHAFERl
corner Of Main; and Tenth streets.
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: Postponed, on account of bad weather, to W Ed
NESDhY the 26th instant at the same hour.
- - ssrrfs' GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS, /
IA Or Auctioneers.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL b. sir OBJ.
>o'fe LIFE INSURANCE coAPENYsr
I4a?t Z :, f9sEoF NEw YORK. ~. ~ h PA
ORGANIZED, II 1881 1854
ALL Policies NoN.roRFEITABLE.
IsfEs1- ,, &Gf.---LJ6@ ~ -5isSA+' %.
1i IT. y iHALF LOAN GIVEN. >. 90 90,
Last CASE DTyDEaDsR1FTY 9PER GENT
~ - - = -
STATEMENT
= ". H,iPECKHAM. President Id
W.T. HOOKER, Vice-Presideut;sT
( L. McADAM, Secretary and Actusryi
G.A.FUDICKER, superintendent.

3. SECURITY, { CHEAPNEsS, L1BERALlTf,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark and disstp-
gu.sh the 1nanagenept Of this company. III
y 3Gll 1000 O. t,ls-ti'S ISAAC HUTz1ER,
aensras Agent for vifgtnia ana Worth Caroins.
PIE sa3 gEiai,6Gl II oMce, no. ~s Nais street
I: Dr.F. g. GAHRnl, Medical Examiner. .nob
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~ BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Z m street between Main and Bank.

~ Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
DRICK DWELLING, ON SOUTH SIDE
u OF BROAD STREET .RETWEEN, 20 NON
On MONDAY, oath January, at d O'Clock +; M;.
we viii sell upon the premises, the RESIDENCE
occupied BY Mrs. SusanD Abernethy, Situated as
It has eight rooms, well finished, .Ss,s, IN gooe
order also, n kitchen; all covered with slate
and also a well of water in the yard.
z A-N GRUBBs WILLIAMS,
F. e.1 E.s-s-. II nafs-E 3c3 C.Hsf Auctioneers.'
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
CoLLECTon'S OFFICE,
= ~ T-rrrpr, IITcT pJCT0F VIRGINIA.

I
Hst E.G1 THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
3. ~ r,c-., ,rrRIcHsfoND, January "a, 1901
I'm PURSUANCE OF THE PROFI-
J. SIONSs of the, acts of the Congress of the
United States to provide internal revenne to sup
port the Government to pay interest on the public
debt, ETC., Iissued warrant Of distraint against
a. J. Byrnes OF this city, and on the Sth day OF
DEED n, sOo3 HOES TWO. (2) HORSES, and the
Dis s-:f G 3 FgxTUREs heinnViDg to said
BY, ne, to sitisfya claim or assessment and PEN
atty of 81 s34 49, The same or so much thereof as
may be necessary t0=satisfy said claim against
said Byrne will be sold to the highest bidder on
THURSDAY, February q 1870, at IL NJ. , &c
y ia 25--tds Collector Third District Virginia.
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VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY

VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
Y IN THE TOWN OF CLARKSYILLE,
VA, FOR SALE.-By virtue of q decree OF the
circuit court of Mecklenbnrg county, rendered at
che September term lses IN The suit Of pISneyS
the oath january, 1870 SELL in front Of the Union
Hotel, In the town OF Clarksville, TO the highest
bidder, atpublie auction, the large ana valuable
TORY FIxTuREs, together with the LOT and
HOUSES attached, formerly the property OF John
Clarksyiiie-fhe heart Of the tobacco-gIcgtng
region Of virginia and North Caroltna. The fAs;
fory budding Ia of recent construction, large and
conveniently-arrangedfo for the Manufacture Of to-
bacco, being three stories high, about forty feet
wide, and seventy-ive or eighty feet In length.
aTEhMs OF SALE: Enough In cash 20 pay the
costs Of suit OF sale, and the IesidIe
upon credit or sixty days; the purchaser TO exe
cute bond With approved personal security for
the deferred payment and the title TO De retained
unfit the whole OF the purchase money is paid:
) the terms of the above sale must be complied
with at once, or the property viii DC Immediately
re.soId. 7'i = s. r. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
~ RoY-DToy January 10. 1870, aEAJ ~ IG3 jazz
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/ uTJNNYtsIDE TRTUMPHANT..Ihe
Souiy premtumg given by the virginia SsaEe aRsF
SYSEtEsE0aKs &0rssle onlyby MeUAtasAts J:
fTLE. go Broad street, q Ii ,.a.,,-.x ! y
oidThis Stoye heats one Oh more fooms, $40 is I'M
surpassed for seonn9oms' lean vs. Nd sn.
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STOVES AID 1IgWAHEssss.

RRE-FEzAQEksIe Isss ~ s;fss g E,nvs I
HEETEY, Known 70 be the 5esSlI
use, ut the pf1gefH ,sbafnohs aftfbs6 sHoziacost
Cali see the%;s W. sSaa sei ieep G
su1RRallzssa9feSFsFa4A HaEsEsssgzsm II
y4itp H H5T: Eis sfegB a saSKasssss +
OILS sESEEAA 5EEf ssjGroas aid iasm..sq
s:siGTs lad bIg ,gG.Ik .. bA 81 a hn1ba
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YXL ANTED, a SPECIAL p ARTNER
wv with capital Of frop 81 900 to $40 ooo, TO
already established, but needtng money to extend
the business Address C. W, care bog 6, post
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EcHRRIFFs. SAEE.-Will be sold at
| -. fuckahoe Farm. (" the residence OF MIR. john
Wickham, 4 m MONDAY, slstF day Of January,
1870 at II O'Clock 4. n, for cash, the folloTing
property, levied upon as the property Of Mr.. Joha
In favor OF -, j. Garth against said Wtckham
III "a IL HORSES and MULES, 49, - -
800 B'lt91 BUGGY and HARNESS. "a ~
~, sul Q CARTS, f{serrs :sgt.rr -yiie.y
p ,f=sir6ii ios HARNESS, 8 r t1st -
go Sf3 aaCnLoVER.sEED CATERERS Y
sSsS.'9 CUTTING KNIVES, ~ Ii
---s ~ ROAD SCOOP, * s.st5sfg 80 4,
HAY PRESS, -, Is
- - REAPRRS, s5.s.s.si<t ~ h-Hs5st
2WHEAT DRILLS, .tg.sSy,h
LIME. SPREADER,
CLOD tCRUSHER, $1,000, ~
E5l 2 4 CORN sfIELLER, "a s5is.1L
|-t9firIh 2WHEAT FANS IE3a sfLig tory zs4 !
$500. II lot CARPENTERS and BLACK
~ @'9'! = SMITHS TOOLS, - sh..,pFfl
E95aGsE.E1 lot CLEAN CATS, about go bushels; I
and many, other articles belongidg to drst,eiass
farm. Most Of the Implements are OF the most
modern patterns and of the best make. 2 ttfts,
Il the abeye-named day should be unfavorable,
the sale Win take place the next fair dax there
after. II. b. SMITH,
ja2A Sheriff Henrico county. /
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-
~ H. - - =, 81 = - =
ks7ss1s fcxxSNp INDp 1T1asBUBaRsE sGd,t
gxnnnxy1 1S70sS
[HlERQUtfIyl ILL q ~
81 Nfcndfon8 49, ~ u 1AH5tsse1ssyE0gN.
isava. pafasz15siyG AZ $50 A OILY Ann az
Ser, dtaiJNDGYsafa $50 II 19sypAIAINIx
RiESalH y ~; a a4 a.t Ys
fese1sosis = z. :. Tf1Hdnks a.WYNNE
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,aN.'B:-Parties wishing to attend the above salt
can leave on the els a. NJ. train, and return tht
same day. = - LYME q bhOIdEh,.J
IA aa -. +,.,L rrnII III ~ ~ AuCttO0eergs !
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TWO FAST DAILY LINEs EUNDAY
.IF. II. ExCEpTgDfTo THE NORTH, EAST,
ANDW EST IIVER THE EAyORETEB ROUTE
WI AQUA GREEK-THE ;aHORTESTs AND

TWO FAST, DAILY LINES. lSUNUAY
!. LIP. M. gxOEpTgDt re TIE M0ETH, East,
1 A1 AS d aHsa IND ANR
QUICKEST ROuTE.-The THR0UgH TRAINS
ioseI This route arg Howrun nom the eHot corner
IF B Ss sss e alEes stFss.s
reiisbie Ec6nneettons with THE WASHdNGIoN
AFR SMR aSaTkY EAsF EsHs .rd s 'aa
&c Cars nssed up with sPEENDTD RTeLIE1NG
CHAIRS, Tor which no charge y madesig agd
The ,ICCoMMpDA IIoNbl TRA Mn Between
s1s hs ssPG sSsnss z.
,ed,atsaaP. H., and arrives In Richmonaat s.as
Al Through M tscksss,o slrprincipaipoints Norhaaa
For furtber information and, for through tickets
North apply at the ONCE corner Br1ad ano E,gntn
streeta and ackess % a Rsra
and md s Sc JET i;fe GENrRY,
C7HEsAPEAKE AND OTTO, RAIL
,S,J ROAD On and after. TUESDAY, 1ah De.
cember, 1869, MAIL TRAIN Will leave hichmend
daily q sss saayon 5G It ss
ton st 100 A. III. and arrive at Richmond ut 40 P.
So yts ee oras AND
Snnassas raiiroad mail trains, for Alexandria,
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
ssoS. slsS 1pE Kew o4san Nc
6i Ma 81 TRAIN WIN run trt4veekly between
'stssnt1n and White sulphur Springs on 4 UES-
and shTn " Ste 5iesys
afro az u. M; leave w hite Suiphur at $50 Al. 81.
and arrive At Stanton atSA AZ ana GONG Tss.
siian WITH stages for Lexington, Natural Bridge,
gaths az s,so an w y S WSss
Sulphur with stages FOR hLewtsburg, Charleston,
ets;r rr,s ,.,u .Iso ,eaya stapnsop on TUESDAY
THTIRSDAY and !, SATCRDAYgoMORht
and NaTssal BsifaSse I'm between
Richmond and w Washington Nightly without change
Of Leave RichonHd q. $50 al a W,s ar.
ington at 6:35 p. II. and arrive At RtchuloEd at
SO a. NJ Making all through connections at kich-
mond and w ashfngton - :.
SIF;EPING CARS will be attached to this train.
and viii be run through. between Richmond and
baltimore without change - -.
THROUGH TICKETS tssncdi to all points
North, West and 1 sgs5hyfFs r. 'ssrHERLANp,L
de11 O. tf..s,., 0gftE % General Ticket Agent.
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4KTANFED, asspTU ALTON by ayohng
wv man who understands The tlieoryof book
keepipg--a situation as beok-keepe In retail or
assistant book keeper in q Wholesale store. Can
with very small salary. Address b., IDtspatch
of1cn =" - ia Zb-ILN
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Se,sfnr1t,orr Geld Hs8HsG EN6Mb ex0mys--
.siEsNdgsstosaai PnrsteriAss IN p Sf Ia.
.---s,,er. OF Esssak. ,sss-< Cold Eaashess 4
.aassrhc New York pspsrs eontsin sone ds.
tails Of James FiBk, Jr. b testimony b0sofs
the September gold paaf5 insssssgassa e
committee Of Congress sia ddition 10 siht
lengthy report Published yssssrdsyo il
* regard to Mr.. tofbin, the Presidents brp'
-estter.in~iaw, Just before he celebrated black
FsSaay, Fisk, Jr, says: s
SlHIaaAtA PICTURE OF ceRBIS.
.s0sGSrbin was confident we, were doingis
great natioaaf good good for The country
,ssgg Mylt as assisting Che road TO secure Uni
CHARACTERIZATION. Al the last he tried TO- make
.lacuty buff shought twas hot the least con
..LAdnfa tion NTH him, TINT he could see more
.fianey in IL than he ever before saw in ont
Ttaransacison al any time In his life. told
tAfR I thought he could. He really i'm
pressed me that he had his own hidden
.fhorgEifs, and, with his eye cooked up owe,
Ibis, nose, you could not tell what he va:
. decking at on which way he was gunuing
:yssR .Was at once suggested TO mo whether th'
aaD1dI thief would not rather lie than tell tn
ssf9nth g He seemed 10 understand MIR
.ssGansa DIS position; he seemed to understant
that heswasa party to all this arrangement
.asdcafIt hat h&d; been done, and that thai
wasthe;6nly chance that they had to make
this money, which they had been looking g
soanakc while accomplishing tins good q
7oissarting up the trade of this country.
ssWas inclined to, believe the old man had tn
.sfwhole thing fxedaup, and ssartea on e
:usefthe wires to get good jog !, or gold u
TT was gong up, .-l.r..;...,zs>l = :.
49, - THAT LETTER. NJ. ,,sl
Fisk dwells at some length on the matter
ofrof 1.-The, alleged letter from Corbin to the
President at Wa shington, Pennsyt
sent by the trusty man Chaplin, but he does
not say what was in that letter which made
everytEingl"a all right" According to Fisk
Corbin was well satisfied with his epistoia'
crsery effort, and said that the interest both
rof.the nation and the interest in the matter
YaHaround; was so great that there could
aSbe no Slip up whatever; that we were safe
/ ngesting everything belonging to ourselves,
anu fiat we would also get everything be-
tlonging to everybody else ' .-..s..- -
Tnyy-S
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Actors don't often fight duels, but they
dearly love to!be called out. !. sI,5qW.s
!. Dogs can't sing Old Hundred, but they
can howl like Sixty. ~ !;
.@-2sssa1 Az the days begin to lengthen, the cold
begins to strengthen" This old saw will
have to be reset. .s,a.s.. ..a:rl,
Daniel Webster's old farm, in franklin,
M H., was sold few days since for
$4,000. : s .s.sz 80
A new church "for free-thinkers, poets,
and men of letters" is advertised in the
London papers: 4
At Akron, Ohio, man is in trouble be-
cause in saving young lady from drown
ing he pulled her out by the ankle, II
Abiding to chignons, Mrs. Clever said !:
GA girl now seems all head" eyes, till
you talk to her." growled Mr.. Clever. F..
i The New Albany Ledger takes high
ground with the scissors) against eating
with fork. ,.v-r,.-..,u- 4
Employer to new clerk; Swell, Snifles,
have You posted the ledger ?" New Clerk :
"Yeth, thirl Eve posted the ledger; but,
Lor', thir, it wasth too big, for the letter
boxth, and I had to lake it inthide the
posth-ofhthi % '"3 - &C.,
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. IYTELL1GrScE OFFICE, $40 BROAD sTREKT,1
x iBETwEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH. .A9D {
NO. II FIFTEENTH STREET, NIEAR CARR. >
no. 000 COL0RED LAB9O Ii e r 8
IUeUtJtJ WANTED to go South. Families
preferred. Highest wages paid FOR good hands
la 24-3t ,EtFEaf.t 81 tNttt1SJOHN II. PElNs .
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'9xTANTED, ONE THOUSAND GOOD
w FARM HANDS to 60 South. Wages. $l8
to 500 per month ;rations nd transportation Free
Also. FIVE HUNDRED RhILR0AD HANDS.
Wages, $40 per month ;.rations and transporta-
tion free , =, ,, j. p, & w. M..JUSFiS,g !
Labor Agents. No. 8 Fifteenth street, -
Z IN 8--fm -'Ii III 1e'4f -f& Richmond, Va.
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Tides WANTED Highest market
IL price paid III cash for DRY AM. GREEN
HIDES by HULST King
de 10 - .-',-.. .s3t ri: 1922 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

I A RARE CHANCE.AW Wanted to rent TO
INA family of threefor four ADULTS three or
four excellent ROOMS on the second floor Of
most delightful and central residence. with uil-
references given and required. Address, :" i'd
rorf >, at this office. ia "a g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

VIZ "A ED, ITO RENIaDtEf.53sf!!!E9 ~
wv IsPpER POkTION QEaAfy HOUSE, With
,se Of arior and Kitchen There are fSar neon ,S
n = Sesirat,}e M ighbsrhood. Within gse minutes,
" or the posi-oalce:, Address a." "a y OF. this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26
,WEANI9J

MAN TtED, two, OR THREE ROOMS,
NV pieusaneiy glscaeed with use of skitehen.
Rooms on the same ffeora prefersed8 AoTess
tSigma,n through this Office. t... ns. u za-llI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

HIDES WANTED Mt >. :: q. d, ~.a.
= =: ieg' DRY. GREEN. and @E..A ..rF
SATED, HIDES .ir.-r..'. r,uEL
wanted for which the highest cash price win be
paid by s.aa m 0. FL. DHALKLEYS CO., =
Leather and Hide Dealers,
iak-1m Thirteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

r OST.-Lost on Sunday night, january
Twelfth streets, SQUARE MOURNING Ply
sontnintng hair and the fDil2Ti1g intials upon
B'' The finder will be rewarded by leaving it;at
RIP. RI "hardson,s, corner Main and Nineteenth
streets, or George 4: Booker's, Twelfth and Clay
streets - -a-, 2.i no ,zr- ri, az ia 25--Hf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-10-27
Hake Home Pleasant.

Home, home, sweet home" There is
no place like home however humble il
may be. In the meanest hovel, there is
home, if love be there. 1t is the duty
of every parent to make their home as
pleasant as possible for themselves and
their children. There is nothing that
tends more to this end than sociability
Let parents talk much at home, talk on
subjects of interest to their children
How pleasant it is to see the members OF
family gather around the fireside and
spend the evening in pleasant and cheer
full conversation. Many boy or young
man is in that way kept at home by its
attractions, that otherwise might be in
duced to spend his evenings abroad in
company with evil companions. A 81
lent house is dull place for young peo-
pie, from which they long to escape, to
mingle with their gayer companions.
We sometimes see parents, who are the
life of every company which they enter,
dull silent, and uninteresting at home,
among their children. If they have not
mental activity and mental stores for
both, let them first provide for their
own household. Ireland exports beet
and wheat, and lives on potatoes; and
they who reserve all their social charms
for strangers and keep their dullness for
the home circle, will fare equally as
poorly.
Is IL not better to instruct children
and make them happy at home, than to
charm strangers and amuse friends?
If parents would only think of this,
a great deal of the anxiety and sorrow
which often weighs them down, might
be avoided.