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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-23
GEN. e. F. MOVES.

ernor, and l. r. SHERWOOD,
Secretary Of State.
Let every body turn out and
make this the grand rally of the
campaign, from which every Re
publican will return to organize
for the election.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-23
CONSUMPTION.
"LEAvE NO STING BEHIND"

The Mandrake Pills arc co'nHnsri of cnc Of Nature
noblest Rifts-the Poduphillum Pcltstuin. They pos
all tine boDd-scarchinR Alternative properties o
cal0mel. but, unlike caOmel. they
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-23
LOCAL NOTICES.

HAVE used DIR. simmons Liver Regulator in my fam
lily for Dyspepsia aud sick HrGdachC aud regard as
invaluable in these attacks Ii has la"d to give re-
lief in any instance. Rev. W. F. E$TERLlNG.
Florida Conference
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Manchester Items.

DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE.-The wife o
Warwick Gray (cOl0red), who was on Wed
nesday convicted Of petit larceny, on beinI
informed thereof was taken suddenly il
and died in short time. She had been IL
delicate health for some time. 1t is sup
posed she died of heart disease.
The TOBACCO TRADE.-It must not b.
ina gined that all the sources of Manches
ter's income are derived from the mills OF
the river, as the tobacco trade is also al
important item. The old-established house
of Gary Brothers is largely engaged in the
manufacture of chewing tobacco, mostly
for expectation. Walker, Taylor & Co
are manufacturing excellent grades of both
chewing and smoking tobacco, mostly fol
home consumption. We are glad to know
that both of these firms are doing an excel
lent business and employing a large num-
Der of hands. '.,s,.---
Messrs. YIN. Hatcher and w. Fl. Garnet
are each doing thriving business in dry
stemming.
Ops AND ENDs.-In future the proceed
ipcs of the Board of Trustees will be pub,
lished in the city papers.
Warwick Gray, convicted Of petit lar
ceny, was on yesterday the recipient OF
testimonial in the shape of forty save one,
we'll laid on.
The progress of no society yet formed In
Manchester has equalled that of Friendship
Lodge, knights of Pythias.
Whose business is it to order an election
of Trustees? Some one should look into
this matter.
There will be new registration before
the election of Trustees. Let the Conserv
atiyes organize for the fight. Local ISSUES
must not divide them.
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ruling of the chair. But ut the same
time / despise and denounce the fnso-
lence Of the gentleman from Massachusetts
when he attempts to say that the represent
ativc from The third district Of the State Of
Maine has no right to frame a resolutions;
has no right to seek that under the rules
that resolution shall be adopted; has no
right to ask the Judgment of the House
upon that resolution. Why? Even the
insolence Of that gentleman himself never
reached that sublime height before. ZAP
pIause.] And that is the whole extent Of
my offending, that l wrote resolution !;
that took it to various gentlemen on
this side of the House; that l said
to the gentlemen on the other side
Of the House, ''this is a resolution
on which you cannot afford to fill
buster; it is a resolution demanding
"a fair, impartial investigation, and, under
the rules, desire that this resolution may
be offered, and my colleague MIR. PETERsl
will offer it." And then the gentlemen
from Massachusetts [Mr. BUTLER] tele-
graphs. he knows to how many papers
through the whole United States, for doubt
less his letter will he found in ertenso
wherever he could get it inserted in this
mornings journals, that this was "legis-
lative trick"
Mr.. BUTLER And repeat it now.
MIR. 81 a1A4 There = :. certain rcpstr
| tons which do not amount to SANDER, and
| the gentleman may repeat everything in
that connection, as his colleague MIR
DAwEsl very well says, "eXcept the TRUTH
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EXPLOSION OF BOILER AND KILLING OF
Two MEN.-A horrible accident occurred
on Thursday morning at the steam saw mill
of VIM. G. Strange It Co., on the Hundred
Neck, Chesterfield county, about four miles
from Chester. The boiler Of the saw-mll
exploded, instantly killing young man
named andrew Creacy and wOunding VIM.
Strange, Jr., SO badly that he died on
Thursday night. The engineer, a colored
man, was very severely scalded, and his
recovery is doubtful. Creacy had been for
several years a resident of Virginia.. but
was blown clear off by the explosion.
Willie Strange was nephew of Colonel
Strange, of Gordonsville, and had friends
all over the State. He was forty feet from
the boiler when the accident occurred. 1T
is supposed that the boiler iron, which was
old, was worn out.
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DEATH OF A MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF
DELESATEs.-In the House Of Delegates,
yesterday, Mr.. Manhood, of Giles, an
nounced the death of JAS. j.. Buchanan,
the venerable delegate from Smyth county.
lie died at the Monumental Hotel, from
dropsy, after an illness of but one week.
The announcement was received with deep
seriousness by the members of the House,
as the deceased had, by his quiet demeanor,
courteous bearing, and kindly disposition,
made friends of all of his associates. Eulo-
CYSTIC remarks were made, with more than
ordinary feeling, by Messrs. Manhood OF
Giles, Woodson of Craig, McCaull OF
Roanoke, Jackson OF Prince Edward, and
Hensley and Thurman Of Bedford. A
tribute Of respect was then adopted, and
the House adjourned. The same action
was afterwards taken by the Senate.
AT = O'Clock in the afternoon the remains
of Mr.. Buchanan were escorted to the de-
pot by the members and officers of the
House of Delegates in body, aud were
conveyed thence under an escort, consisting
of Messrs. Geo. Graham, Addison Davis,
Philo Bradley, Henry Bowen, and Stith
Boiling, to his home in Southwestern Viz
ginia.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow. We
note the following special appointments:
Christ Churc h-(Episcopal bishop
Whittle at Az z. NJ.
First Baptist.-At night Rev. DR.. Bur-
rows will deliver his second discourse in
the series on the first chapter of Genesis.
Subject: "The chaos and the light"
Sidney Baptist.-Rev. c. III. Corey at II
A. NJ; Rev. w. w. Wood at TX p. NJ.
Grace-street Baptist.-Rev. DR.. Jeter at
II A. NJ; Rev. DR.. Curry at * p. NJ.
Clay-street Methodist.-The pastor Of this
church having returned to the city will
preach morning and night.
Brodd-Street Methodist. Services in men,
DRY of Bishop Andrew, recently deceased,
will be held ut SIX p. NJ. Bishop Doggett
will preside, and other ministers will take
part in the exercises.
C0lrer Inst1tute-(Old u S. Hotel, corner
10Th and Main streets -Rev. John Blen-
ner at II A. NJ, in German.
MancheSter.-Rev.J. Powell Garland will
preach at the Manchester Baptist Church
at II A. NJ.
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DEATH OF PHYsIcIAN.-Dr. David HI.
Tucker died at his residence in this city
Yesterday afternoon at about O'Clock. He
was an old resident of Richmond, a prac-
ticing physician of skill and experience,
and was for some years professor in the
Medical College of Virginia. He was a
brother of Hon. j. R. Tucker, late Attor-
ncy-General of Virginia, and also Of Col.
Beverly Tucker.
There will be called meeting Of the
Richmond Academy of Medicine for the
purpose of taking some action in regard to
the death Of DR.. David FL. Tucker at the
Hastings Courtroom, City Hall, this even
ing at TX O'Clock.
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ALLEGED CoNTUMACY.-Yesterd morn.
ing james Rady, Michael Rockford, and
John Moran, were committed to the city
Jail by order of Judge Underwood, for re.
fusing to testify before the grand jury in
the case of Peter Pagan, OF Alexandria,
who is charged with unlawfully removing
distilled spirits from the place of their man.
lIfacLIlre In the nighttime.
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A BRAVE KNIGHT AND HIS ADVENTURES.
Many tickets are being sold for the lecture
of Judge Farrar, on "A Brave Knight and
His Adventures" which will he delivered
at Virginia Hall on next Tuesday evening.
Judge Farrar's friends confidently predict
that this will be one Of his best efforts in
the lecture line.
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Every child should have aforementioned
slate. They may fall, or even be thrown on the
floor, without receiving damage thereby. They
are also noiseless, and by their use the teacher
avoids the annoyance caused by rafting on tie
desk. These, together with school-books, or any
thing in the stationery line, may be had OF BENZ.
BATES, 1908 Main street. Go and see MIN ano
fharp
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MANCHESTER FERRY.-Mr. Woodbridge, of
the Richmond and Manchester ferry, has
made an arrangement by which his boats
will run in connection with the completed
portion of Mayo's bridge. His advertise
ment gives the details of the arrangement.
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PERsoNAL.-Lewis E. Harvie, ESQ.,; Judge
f. z. Cuppy, of Washington Maj. r. G.
Taylor, of Norfolk; and DR.. Barclay, OIL
Lexington, are at the Exchange. Messrs.
". W. Sinclair, of Baltimore Micajah
Woods, of Albemarle, and B. 7. Bagby, OF
StauntOn, are at Ford's.
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CHANCERY COURT OF RIcHMoND.-This
court met yesterday, morning for the pur-
pose of closing the business Of this term, SO
far as Judge Fitzhugh can dispose OF 1t,
But there are several causes in which the
Judge is so situated that he cannot try
them. Judge Wellfordwill sit for the bear
ing of those causes, and the court will be
kent open for that purpose alone. When
they shall have been disposed OF, the court
viii be adjourned until the next term,
April next. ~ - s
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TRAVELLERS by the James river steamers
will take notice, that. on and atter. Wednes-
day next the John Sylvester will leave her
wharf at 8 o'clock A.. NJ, instead of Gu Us
formerly.
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THE Paper HilIsboro' IN. CO. Recorder.

THE IyoRISEs.-This new style Of photograph
seems to be all the rage. The inventor Of thi:
beautiful improvement IN the art OF photograph!
Is not imported, but native and TO the manor born
All praise Is due to Mr.. WM.W. DAVIES, proprte-
tor of the celebrated LEE GALLERY, s?o Main
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FIRE-ENGINEs FOR PETERSEN RG.-Twc
handsome steam fre-engines for the city o.
Petersburg, purchased in Philadelphia, ar
rived in this city yesterday by the Chesa
peake and Ohio railroad.
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HIVE SIGHED TO REST ME.-Have you, In
deedp Then stop in at P1zzINrs and try some Of
his delicious ice-cream and cakes, not forgetting
to buy on your way on. nice bundle OF caney ZOE
the little ones at homes, aud you'll never regret
ba wing re;tpd there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-18

COOK & LAuGHT0N will sell 1T the horse-lot,
at 10 O'Clock, saddle and harness horses, mules,
spring wagons 81, SC.
A. w. ROSEN, High Constable, will sell at IL A.
M. furniture, s..
". GODDlN will sell at 4 2. NJ. a framed tene-
ment in Duval's addition.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at T. NJ. a
dwelling Oh The cast side Of Federal street, be-
tween Green and William streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-18

BEDFogp ALUM WArER.--We are indebted to
Major Peter II. woodward, or the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, for box
of Bedford Alum Water. warranted to pucker
anybody,s mouth, E-Satrsy St4 fs4ey Sgs1.} : q
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AUCTIONssALEs THIS DAY.

On all public or prtuate sales Of Real Estatt
made bet,oeen the lst If January and the LIST o.
July the purchasers pay the tares for the pre-.
sent gear; but on all sales 6et,oeen the frs
day Of July and the last daycf December til.
seller pays them,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-18

!. To remove freckIes or tan from the skin, pro-.
.iuced by March winds, nothing Is so good as q
lotion prepared by MessTs. MEADE 3 BAKsn.
This lotion is perfectly harmless IN Its effects and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-18

POLICE COURT, FRIDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding. Tile following cases were
disposed Of: -
Elizabeth Kenney, charged with assault.
ing and threatening Hannah Selden, was
discharged. 49,, t<tT .g,a -
Bill Scott (coloredl, charged with assault
ing, abusing, and threatening to strike Tom
Bob Kirby, drunk and obstructing the
sidewalk, WAS discharged. .s.e' e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-18

;rooK RI YOUR IsrEREsT.-Tbe Religious HEY
nia Of this city, is read In every "
Msry,aud, the Virginss, and the ~ -
asysrtl..nv rates are yerY reasonable. egyT
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TRIAL OF Ex-MAyoR CHAHooN.-The
second trial of George Chahoon for forging
the name of Solomon Haunstein, and utter
ing the alleged forgery, was commenced in
earnest before Judge Guigon yesterday.
The prisoner was brought from the Jail to
the courthouse in company with his wife,
who remained in the room until the ad-
iournment Of the court. He is apparently
in good health, and quite confident Of ac-
quittal. . :. .f. =
Less difficulty was found in obtaining q
Jury than was expected. The jurors Sc
Iected were A. L. Dietrich, Henry Cook,
I. r. Briggs, Henry Clark, B. W. Bennett,
J. p. Riddell, A. e. Neal, 3: L. Braselman
William Button, George Miller, and Jacob
A. Frisler.. Several witnesses were exam.
ined, and the case continued until to-day.
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MICROSCOPY, lsome,htng rfcha nd nssm,I-
GrrL,s SENATOR, DAsHER. C Ssls MAl' 49, -
Irro, and all the leading sss,es LOT ..l
ahd children, at WEIsIGEH'Ss laei, NAM sa 8 -
corner 18th. s5Ti 81. o. 1870.
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THE New CHURCH EDIFICE OF THE Dis
crpIEs.-The Building Committee of the
HDisciplcs" have closed contracts for the
masonry and woodwork Gncluding all ma
terial and excavations) of the new church
editice to be erected on the corner of Grace
and 7th streets, for the sums of $4,000 aud
ST., 900 respectively and that the base
ment lstobe completed by the ist OF October ODE
The church will be gothic in style, built
of Virginia granite, quarry-faced, and be
finished in the most approved manner. 1t
will be altogether unique in design, and for
beauty, durability, and convenience of az
raneement, it will not be surpassed by any
similar building in the city. ~
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AN OMISSION The Senate did not take up the
railroad bill yesterday, nor did they pass Joint
resolution in regard to E. B. SPENCE s. sos's
irst-cla clearinghouse
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For Arst-clsss clothipz and gsntiemens !uinlsn.
Inn goods, In endless variety, go 70 y. .. srksSs
a GAN 1900 Main street. -.tss.sS
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Skating Rink open tonight ats.

STATIONERY aud SCHOOL BOOKS, wholesale
and retail at kLLysoE 6 TAYLOR 1IIe Main street.
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NINE HUNDRED AND TWENTY Msin s're S..i %
the LEE GALLERY. No pictures taken on the
SABBATH. 2 ..43 SIS SJEist HSf
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Skating q. the Rink this morning At 10 and to-
niaht at g. $500 ~"
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Ifis a.Ersr sight to see over ons hundred no,es
and ch5idren skating ~ the KiDS.s Inis can %
seen every Saturday morning - ~ ofcios6 'Isstf
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Anthracite Coal cheap. iii Main street.

ISL. spRISa STYLES, ls7l.-All tina neFeattes 81
the season at .WEIsIaER's,, 1901 Main, eosnss
l2tt, street. k
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FOR SALE ANb RENT.

COk RENT, until the 1>t September, ssss
L he THfED FLOOR nf my house. II Will Ell
b. rented with without board. and furr iSheu or
uniurnislcd. as parties III ay desire
Mrs. l.. Y. HEATH.
NH !. end3t* 6l3 Main street.
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Crate Bituminous oal cheap. I'M Main s.rees.

Black Walnut Brackets In every style at the
Dollar Store, 800 Main street. 80" lssS. 6"
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FrGur1Na FOR A CHEW or TOBACCO
Henrico County Court on yesterday, Inc
case of Ralph Evans (negrol, for malicious
ly shooting Claiborne Randolph and Two
other gentlemen of African descent, aii OF
the same shot, was called up. Some dimcul-
ty occurred in getting q jury, but tdiss Or
dered by the court soon gotA good and n1e
men, qualified to do justice between the
commonwealth and the prisoner at the
bar. This sjury of his countrymen," after
nearing the evidence and the arguments OF
counsel, adjndged him guilty Of unlawful
shooting, and ascertaiDed his term Of con-
tnement in the penitentiary at one year. It
seems from the evidence that the prisoner
met the others, (his friends and neighDors,)
and asked each one for chew of tobacco.
They told him they had none. He then
commenced cursing them, and falling upon
one of them, in the words Of the Witness
che struck me first on one side OF the head
and then the other, making me blind and den
he knocked me, and fastened his teeth In my
cheek so tight that we had to prize his
mouth open, and then he bit my other
cheek in the same way" He was finally,
however, dislodged, and went of, saying
that he meant to shoot them. They paid
no attention to this threat, but continued
their journey slowly down the road. After
2 proc ai2Rf al1faaif 9 RlIs q sSi}
\ tney were very much surprised to hear The
crack of musket and find themselves all
| shot. The prisoner had hid behind cedar,
and waiting for them to get in row, as
one would watch for wild turkeys, fired
away at the proper moment, and brought
them down, all up in heap" as one d
them said. Much Of the testimony wa:
very amusing, CONFUSING the court, jury,
| and spectators with LAUGHTER. 1.s...y. ~ I
| THE FIRE YEsTEB9AY.-The alarm Of fre
yesterday morning, which was turnedsir
mt box No. 81, corner of 18th and Broad
streets, was caused by the burning Of the
| dwelling-house of MIR. James w. Gregory
near Union Station Church, on 23d street
between NJ and n streets. The fire originated
| from burning chimney. Mr.. Gregory's
family were absent making visit nc the
time of the fire. He estimates his loss tt
| has an insurance Of eight hundred dollars
in the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.
| Too much credit cannot be given to the
members Of the Hook and Ladder Com
pany for their endeavors to eXtinguish the
| flames, and but for their efforts the next
dwelling house would undoubtedly have
| been burned. The fire-plug that appeared
| to be nearest to the fire was the one on the
corner of 10th and Broad streets, eight
squares from the fire. at this plug an en-
CINE had attached its hose, but il was found
to be not long enough to reach the fire, and
consequently the house was consumed be-
fore any stream could be put on.
The alarm of fire last evening about half
past & o'clock, which was turned in at box
No. IA, corner 10th and Byrd streets, was
caused by barrel of oil taking fire In the
office of the Vulcan Iron Works, corner
9th and Byrd streets. The barrel was roll
ed out into the street before any damage
was done.
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"sILx HAT,n SPRING sTYLE.-Caila At "HSISSs-
GER,s,, and get your Sunday HAT.
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ELLYsoN TAYLOR, Ills Main street, are pub
lishers' agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
by state Board of Education for use In public
schools Of Virginia. 4. A.. ....... 81. .sg.s az.g-
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WANTED, 100000 seasoned FLOUR
RkEREl. sTAEkS and HEADING, and
ttpHItS RlILETS for making slaves aud heSd-
tn,s. for which The highest mar het price VIII NC
VIZ, CASs i. n. STEVENS,
General Agent Virginia =, ndentlary.
ia -
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All the floral novelties Of the season are offered
for sale at low rates by ~ .t.'
JOHN MORTON, Florist
Corner Of Main and Reservoirs streets.
Street cars pass MoRToN's garden every ten
minutes.
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LOB NEW YORK.-The Old 4Tf&
E Dominion Steamship Co.'s
CANT side-wheel steamship NIAGARA, Oaktain
COUCH, will leave her wharf at Hockatts; on
SUNDAY, March 10th, at II O'Clock II. FretRnt
received until SATURDAY NIGHT -,
Fare, OH; steerage, 20; round-trip uckeSaJ w.
For freight or passage, apply 70
- - JOHN w. WYATT, Agent.
No. Governor Street.
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EDR SALE OR RENT.-My family a.
L prupo>ing 10 return to the country early ELL
II tn snring. offer for sale or r:nt that large
ana j. sirinIr FAMILY RESIDENCE. corner Of
Main and list streets. IT contalnS ten rooms. ana
ha- an recently fitted mp throughout the entire
premises at very h'avy tApcn:c. 1t Is no" OF
ERE As one II ne mos; desirable and valuable
pieces al property I'm the market. Early posses
e!uu given 1t desired. For terms. &C., which VIII
=. :. SQUIRE.
y. Steal estate In Charlotte county. Va,
would be taken in exchange. Also, for sale or
rent TEN ACRES on the Grove road, one mile
west OF the CITY limits. frlS-E SS3n
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LECTURES.
MEETINGS.
SHIPPING.

OFFICE JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT Co.l
RICHMOND, March 18th, ls7L
CHANGE OF TIME-SPE-lsssQa al
~ CIAL NOTICE.-Un and alter Z.
JOHN SYLVESTER will leave company's wharf
ut Rockets at 6 o. clock A. II.
NH lS-lw l.. B. TATUM, Genl Agent.
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w An + + Dive want everybody to
w know that the .'UND UBTED CURE" Is
prepared by graduate and practitioner OF medi-
ci,r. l. is warranted TO CURE RHEuMA1
sua NEURALGIA. or the money refunded. II
the druggist cannot supply YOU, address
nR. c. Wilson HUNTER,
NH ls- 81 Richmond Va.
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L'cR RENT, TWO-STOEY BRICK g.
L DA ELLING 90 Grace, near 18th street, ia
containing eight rooms, with necessary out
houses. Gas and water the lot. The Whole
premises are IN good order. To be had AT cnce.
+. A. J. Gil 3PrtN.
Rea! Estate Agent.
NH l7-3t 18th. bet NJ In and H;uk streets.
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NOR RENT. BRICK RESIDENCE 81
l. on Clay street, betweea Adams street and III
Brook avenue, with six rooms and kitchen por
iirn IN front anu rear large lot, with howtrs,
fruit trees. water, &c.
one on Leigh street. west Of Brock avenue, with
tour rooms: brick kitchen with two rooms; por
tiro IN FROM ana rear: Large lot, &c.
a HOUSE on Catherine ;trCet with three rooms,
west Oh Brock venue
Cnc SMALL.lIuCSE with two rooms, between
Broad and NJ arsh ~ streets.
TORE and TIItf E ROOMS on Bacon Q lar
ter branch. jus. out of the corporation.
ann;y 10 JAMES WA RDEN,
nh ls3* 130 Book avenue.
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LuR Rent. the UPPER POR- -
Il TON of he house on franklin street, &ii
tear IA" Ballard Hotel containing eight rooms,
with the necessary oui-houscS. & 6 and wafer on
ih@ premises. The premises are in complete
order. To be had at once.
+. A. J. CIOPTON,
Real Estate Agent,
a.. Ii Moi, Nd unE Sfr2..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-18

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