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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-29

flames RIVER STEAMBOATAS@
- COMPANY.-F0R NORFOLK .S@ssssEsssaaakk.
PORTSMOUTH, N ALL REGULAK LANU-
!N6s ON THE JAMES RIVER. The fast aud
elegant United States mail steamer
j N s V Il 3 T K R,
Captain q. c.. CLIFFORD,
leaves company's wharf at Rockets for the
acove-named places on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS, aud FRIDAYS, NJ SIX O'Clock A. NJ,
and returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
days.
PASSENGERS arrive il Norfolk In time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar.
rival Of steamer. ...
t@tc W ". ous
excursion tickets to Norfolk and return 49,, 400
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, an
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boste
more, and principal landings on Or - Roi;
a. ny pS9E 10 mWS " -.sapeake bay
ss tifi ! o MHnADS' H' .es river, at K
r. az :;n ~ .ent received from 7
ca, ..ndings must be prepaid.
r. II. B. TATUM, General Agent
r. Office. Company's wharf.
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BY A. C. Pulliam A~uct1oneer,
-,,+ :, oct corper of Main and 18th streets.

GALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PRO
- PERTY, IN MANCHES1 Err. AT AUG
TION.-Bv request of the owners; W ID !. SiopISn
and Douglas Baird, I shall, on
at bubble auction. on the premises, the MAN
CHESTEs HOTEL, situated at tile corner Oh
Hull and 5th streets, In Manchester.
TERMS One-third cash balance, negotiable
notes, with Interest added, at q, s, I 8, Il, and 10
months. Title retained until purchase money IS
unmab "a A%uctioneer.
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By Paine & Co.. AuctioReers.

Dy I dInc q CJ.s AuUtfoTIccE1'
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
IL On WEDNESDAY. April 5lh, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our warehouse q very
large and attra ctive assortment of entirely
FRESH GOODS,
now receiving, comprising q great variety OF new
! and desirable goods adapted to spring sales:
200 cases BOUTS, Shoes, and BALMORALS,
for Men, Women. Misses, Boys, and Children
MEMS and BOYS HATS, in great variety.
ALSO,
By order of the administrator we will sell The
entire stock of the late John Tietjen, deceased,
comprising a large lot OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMFRES,- :,
VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS, &C., &C.; all
OF very superior quality.
ALSO, -
Two LARGE MIRRORS.
Sale positive and without reserve.
NH PIN. W &Ftds PAINE & CO., Aucts.
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J. Bigger Bell is the resounding clerk OIL
the Virginia House of Delegates Ctnc'n-
natl Commercial. rr
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ID PHIA, RlCH-aSYgS6
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
W~EEK.-Scamers NORFOLK, SeLvOR, and j.
delphla every WEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY,
andRichmond every MONDAY and THURSDAY
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun
daysl, cheaper than by any other route, for all
parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey also for
New Orleans ola Southern Mail steamship Lame
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk at
moderate rates,
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, &s.
No. 2426 Dock street, Richmond,
F VIM. T.. CLYDE u Co, Agents,
No. ID North Wharves, and
fe Is No. IL South Wharves, Philadelphfa.
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GEO. WASHINGTON. 7,sA1 JESSE G. CoNNoa.
wAsH1NeFtoiss Ala I Co., GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS us Gre, n.
witch street, corner !Cougtlandt, New FORK. Don.
signments OF PRODUCE for sale or shIDmrnf
and ORDERS EoR PURCHASES Respectfully
Agents for the Virginia Steamship aud Packet
company. &1'-Ea 4&s&i r. 5ANs. Lls zd4 sEr.5 IL II
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND &6T>He
PACKET COMPANY
steamship GEO. B. UPTON leaves New York
The steamship WIN. P. CLYDE leaves New
York every U ESDAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY.
49,. u. j. BURR, President.
70 On & l2l1 Main street.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.
GALE OF A PRETTY BUILDING LOT
y AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
VENABLE AND ADAMS STREETS;-On
THURSDAY, 3oth March, at a O'CLOCK r. M, we
will cell. upon the premises, the LOT situated as
above, lying opposite to the residence Of Dir. +.
G. Brauer. ..,,
,a73 feet to an alley, and Is one OF The most de-
sirable lots in that rapidly-improying part OF the
city.
TERMS At the sale.
mh25 GkUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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FOB NEW YORK.

OLD DOMJNlON STEAMSHIP SSGIEE&Es
a,a COMPAEY. T
:rEs side.whesl steamships wYANOKE, ISAAC
FELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, kLEEs
MARIE, and HATTERAS, leave New York fol
Norfolk, City Point, aud Richmond, every TUES.
DEY, THURSDAY, anu SATURDhY at O'Clock
e. "a. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI-
DAY, and SUNDAY, ST high tide.
These SHIPS ere entirely new. They have elegant
ssioons. and staterOona. The fare, accommodaS
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed. :
Close connections made with steamers for ali
eoulhern and European ports. !.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AZ A QUAR
T. OF N PEE CENT. at tic ondces OF this
company.
FOR further information apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent
Iry26 TO-. Q Governor street.
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MOUNTAIN WHlSKEY

The great popularity ofPeter Hapger,sfSr.)R RYE
WHISKEY has produced quite q number or imi.
tafions. Those warnings WHfsKEY which cap-
not be surpassed In favor and purity, eau obtain
the genuine p. HANGER (Sr. (WHISKEY from
MCCARTHY q SLATER. sole a gents.
NIB e.1ua e ~ lS2A Main street.
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I'D . op LONDOS AMI 4
-
UNITED STATES BRANCH OFFICE,
No. so WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
CApITAL................. .SlO,OO0,00O GOLD.
ASSETS HELD IN THIS oUNTR DEC. slsT, 1870.
Cash on hand, in bank, and in hands OF
United 7 States bonds and other seeuri-
q. S. $50 coupon bonds of,e2.......... 27l, $50 90
Y. 9. go registered bonds Of ,s7..".". Sss' S Ss2 so SO
y. :. s,2o .. ~ OF ,eS. o,ocdds;" 9 lGa' s sas Ss
T f. u; : Y e. : q 4 s ssi bond dsf lCidj oonos.: e Z, 500 90 90
south Carolina 9 p ct. registered stock. 1900 90
Illinois 9 % Ct. refunded stock. ........ $1,000 90
Alabama ) a. ct. bonds ............... 10000 90
Virginia 8 a CT. registered stock (old).. $1,000 20
Interest due and unpaid .............. $500 90
All other property belonging to the
Company 1854 90
H. 81, $40, 52l IS
LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjusted and unpaid .:....... $1as. 42l Is
The above assets are held in this country for the
benefit and protectien of American policy-hold-
$780, 600 VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS
deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia for secu-
ri5 TO- Of Virginia MAP Poli nSsass sar tho above FIRST
CLASS, LIBERAL, AND PROMPT-PAYING
COMPANY, respectfully solicit the patronage OF
THUS. II. ALFRIEND & SON,
mhe-sw Office No. s02 Main street.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
N .1NCoRPoRATED 1874.
OFFICE CORNER OF 10TH AND BANK sTRERTa,
IRsures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
Losses eQuitably adjusted and promptly paid.
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
having property to insure will find it to their inter-
H. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
JOHN b. DANFORTH, Secretary.
HRNRYD. DANFoRTH, Assistant Secretary
SAMUEL q. PULLIAM, Collector.
.. n,p pCrona.
JAYUELIF ?. TAYLOR.
WILLIAM G. ALLEN,
JOHN c. HOBsON,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
T. WILLIAM Ii. HAXALEt,
SAMUEL G. TARDY,
JAMES FL. GRANT,
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
JOHN FkEELAND,
-GARRET F. WATSON,
WILLIAM 81. PALrER. oe
FIRE MAR1S sEsat AZ INLAND IN
sECURITY INsgRlNCE COMPANY,
. is -|t OF NEW YORK.
u o0o,o W.
stsa AssE;TS ijsnuaryI ,sio,-' s J az s ssss q
we Issue Policies In the above nrst-class
on syerY Ss scrip o. REAL 40
loss or damage by FIRE. MARINE andIN1' 4 ~
R1Sks taken to any point In the UnlteT states.
years. "on |"
Rate: as low rs those Of any ,,,hor corna,o
reliable. Applications So ,} ~ company
feH g. N. WALKER I Hn eants.
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MELMBoI.p,s HxrnACT nucMu:

ton.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
gives health and vigor to the franz and bloom to
the pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by
many alarming symptoms, and IL no treatment is
submitted to, consumption, insanity. or epilepuc
fits ensle.
uELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU is pleasant in taste and odor, free from
all injurious properties, and immediate In It's &C.
ton. 2' -
TOR NON-RETENTION OR 1NcoN-
THENCE OF URINE, Irritation, Inflammation
ar liberation OF the Bladder or Kidneys, Diseases
of the Prostate Glands, Stone in the BLADDER, cai-
cu,us. Gravel, or Brick-dust Deposits, and Ill
| diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, or Dropsicai
svellipes, USE HELMBOLD's FL U1D EX-
| TRACT BUCHU. .. o.
ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON-
SITUATIONS, Of both sexes, use HELMBoLD's
EXTRACT BUCHU. 1t will give brisk and en-
! ergetic feelings, and enable you to sleep well.
ITAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT
AND UNSAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and
dangerous diseases. Use HELMBoLD's E4-
TRACT G and IMPROVED ROSE
|! Wash.
! ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON-
| STIUTIONs, Of both sexes, use
| EXTRACT BUCRU. II will give brisk and en-
|! ergetic feelings, and enable you to sleep well.
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT
AID UNSAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and
dangerous diseases. Use HELMBOLD'S EA-
TRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED ROSE
| WASH.
rHE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH;
therefore the NERVOUS and DEB1L1TATED
should Immediately use HELMBoLD's EX-
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CHAT1 Erred CONSTITUTIONS RE
STORED BY H~ELMBoLD's EXTRACT
BIJcHU.
THE GLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH;
tbere,ore the NERVOUS and DEBILETATED
sbou,d immediately use H~ELMBoLD's Elk
TRACT BUCHU.
CHARTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE-
STORED BY HELMBoLD's EXTRACT
BUCHU.
uELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT
RRTIG,.u % q certain cure for DISEASES OF the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DRoPsY,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, AND GENERAL
DEBILITY.
CHARTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE-
STORED BY HELMBoLD's EXTRACT
BUCHU.
HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT
| BUCHU is a certain cure for DISEASES OF the
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GYRUPS, SYRUPS.-10O bblS. 80
- GOLDEN; 100 bbls. EXTRA ID L
bacconists 25 hhds. EXTRA -. ARK, for to-
conists:. 500 bbly. REFINEDS~ ARK, for tobac-
HERRINGS, MACKERF' -JGARs, all grades;
NH q ~, &c.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28
THINGS GENERALLY.

Governor Ponder was in the city on
Thur,day.
The Wilmington Confluence meets nj
Laruol, February 21st.
A night school has been opened in
Madeley Chapel, South Wilmington
Mr.. John Kennard, OF Newark, aged 70
yesrs, yesterday week, fell dad IN the
street.
The Grand Prize Fair OF the Grand Army
Association, will b0 held al Institute Hal,
December 10th 10 22d.
MI. W. s. Hilles and Mrs. q. Rowland,
last week, went on visit 10 Olio as DEM
gates to q Friends Convention.
Rev. ]. r. Goodrich, formerly pastor u
the Uniycrsnlst Society in this city, lost L'
life in the Chicago confiagralion.
On Wednesday, John Taylor, joseph Il.
Miller and Frank Scott were elected trustees
Of the West Presbyterian Church.
TIE ladies tf Union Methodist Chuleh,
give their 9th Annual Supper In the base
ment OF the building on Thursday evening"
Il is said that j. Frank Hazel, ESD, who
visited Charleston, with the Washington
Fire Company, will locate his residence
there.
The sloop Emma oil Polt Republic, N: j.
arrived at Font street whaii, on SATURDAY,
with Prime oysters, which sell at 80 cents II
hundred.
The Vice. prtsi6ent Vi the Woman's SUI
lrage Association for Delaware, is Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith, aud the member of the
Executive, Mrs. Il. Il. L. Forbes.
On Wednesday light, burglar entered
MIR. W. &. LcTbiaudts house, and on Tues
day night one entered Mr.. Smiths house,
near Eleventh and Washington streets
The Chairman of the City Council Com
n,ittee on Opening Streets, receives proposals
for grading Chestnut street from Harrison
to Franklin street, Till O'Clock, r. NJ, to
morrow.
Tie Delaware State Poultry Society gives
its next grand annual exhibit II at Institute
Hal, commencing, January 1lth,-proceeds
tor the benefit Of the Home FIR Friend!ess
Children
Coroner WoodWa d, on Friday. held an
inQu S over the body ct George Clutch, IN
Brandywine llu idred. The jury rendering
verdict If death from inttmperauce and
expo sure.
The Pennsl lVnEia Raihoid Company ae
about building four steam barges, each cost
ing 800, 600 to ferry peach tIains from
Jer ey city to New York city, 50 as to *.
pediaie shipments 10 Boston
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4 Timely warning.

The slight snow storm which tell on Thurs
day should be accepted as a warning that in
cxorablc aud stern, Ole hOlry-headed Winter
is nearat hand. Look out for frosty fingers
and hluenoscs and general "shiYery shaki-
nessn all over. No man ought TO go about in
the cold with the belief that II is hardy ana
hcalhful. HIS brains were given him that
lie might make use of them, and Outwit the
sheep OF a suficiency of his ccat TO keep
lin warm aud comfortable. This wool.
after being manufactured into the finest
fabrics, eau be found fashioned into an i'm
mense variety of Garments OF the finest make
at the very lowest prices at the Great Cloth
ing Emporium of BENNETT y Co, Tower
HALL, No. 5lS MARKET STREET, halfway be-
tween Filth and Sixth streets, Philadelphia.
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ripe on Van Buren, street, eastward from
Delaware Avenue, from frost; also, petition
for a public lamp at the end oil Miners
Court.
A petition was read for public lamp at
Taylor and Wilson streets; also, a petition
for street crossings at Lombard, Ninth and
Tenth streets.
A petition OF the order Of Sons OF Temper
ance, Tor the use OF City Hall for a far, to
be held from February 18Th to March 5lh'
was read.
A petition WAS read for n twelve inch
sewer on King street. above Fillh.was read.
A communication from Mayor valentine
was read, askin confirmation in his appoint
ment of Alfred Ainscow Os police officer IN
the Third District.
The estimated expeneCs Ol the city Tor
1879 ,voo road n fnilpWg.-
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Trains leave southward:s
CONNECTIONS
Philadelphia
Wilmington & Baltimore
Rail Road.
EREs....;ss


f-''N t'N' A-AA hLit - AotNs
Trains viii leave usfot corner OF Broad stree, Ald
Washington Aveuue ~ follows.
MAY-MAlL IKAlN At ESQ g N. CsundAys executed
nces at ah oa viii Bys9s.rs Bs HAI Eosd IG Ss
AZ ClaNon with Smyrua latch kai Rosd aud MARYLAND
and D7iASarr hat kQad, at burlington with Junction
40 Bieakwaief Rail koad at seAiord with Dorclest.,
sud ue iawtie Rail Road al D,imar with Eastern khtr,
ran h's9 at S''i'h1y Wiz Nicouiro aud foeon oke
lXPHhss IRAN at II 40 a IN t,uudays excepted.
Tor Baltimore Na-hEgtou STOP ping IT Wiiminrtop
isrtfN ie sra lavrt-de Ofac Countess at Wilmington
with train e. New Castle.
lXPkESs TRAIN at 1 90 D. m fsundavs exesptsdl
iof btumore "a sou, ppiug Chester thur
low, Llnw9od, claymont, Wilmington, Newport stanton
newark, Llhton North Efst Clar, stovn Perryville,
iavre deGrace, Aberdeen. rerrymaus, EdgeWood Mag
nolia, Shsse's and stemmsr's kan
gE-AlGHr kXPREAs at II so p. IN (dally) for Bali.
more ard Washington, stopping at Chester, Llowcod,
Clay mont Wilmington, Newark. Elkton, Nor;h-Iast
PASSENGERS Tor Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk will take
WILMINGTON TRAINS
stepping at all sAuns between phiadsp hiA and VIII.
min stOa.
Leave Philadsll hia at loo, a n.y. 2so 90 and 7.oo
p. -. The g.. p. IN. Train CONNECTS with Delaware Rail
road for Harrington ana intermediate stations.
Los,e W luiusion al IS and ~ q. M. 80 400 aud
40 all} D. NJ Inc $40 NJ traiu viii not stop to
tween Chester aud Philadelphia.
lr,ius leaving Wilmington Il O. g. m. and 400 t.
H. VIII conuect 81 Llmokin Junction with the 60
MOI Central Hail Road.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave wilmington AZ 40 &c. - 20 IN o a. and 10 20
p.
From BALTIMORE TO IHILADBLpHIA
La4ve bt.tmol- 20 N. Way Mail 30 a. In. ex-
prss . 20 p M hNptt.s. . p IN. Express. 10 a.
D. NJ. Exprtts
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester az ~ Oj aud II a. m and 4 as n N,
aud Il .. IA.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Lavos Baltimore al - p. m stopping Al Maanoli.
Perry mans Aberdeen, nAyre-de.Gra.e, Perfvville
Charlie t9wn, Noftt-East, klkton, Newark stsnfou
Newport Wilmington, CiaYmont. Linwooi aud Chester
A. rough tickets 10 all pyints West, south and soufh.
uaNIH U a NIH nHIHH4F HN 81 HIIN
street under influential Hotel, VIII 70 also State Rooms
sud Beths n STEERING Cars can he secured during ne
day fesous purchasing tickets at this Office can hay.
baggage ehtc,-d their resdlnee by the Union Trans.
Ter COMPANY II. F. kLNNLY, supt
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

- no ,ur pr.AwA z STATE JovsssSAs.'
VfFIoE or TUE Mondny. November 2''h''
nj. snoO ing are tie closing prices '' "''''' ~
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CT en- Wool
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Leave New CAtde iof Wilmington aud Philadelphia
at 40 SIN,
Leave Phiaislphia II i5 m. and Wilmington I 90
D IA. FOR New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional 90 those above leave Clayton for lmyrpa
8 sUa, IN. aud 90 p. IN. Leave smyrna for Clayton
n . f. M. and IS m 10 make connection with trains
90 .nd from Dover, aud stations south
Frsht 1rsiu with Passenger Car attached will leave
WILMINGTON 81 II o. a. III, New Castle 1 20, Middle
tawn 245. T,wnsend . A.. Clayton 8 n; Dover I 90
Wyoming 10. FELTON, a.; Harrington 05; Farming
ton 10, Brlaeefiile seai1rd &c: Laurel 20 sud
arrive Delmar at 05 ~, PAssengers leaving Bal
timors At 20 D. M and philaderhia " II 80 D. M
make eilse conueccu with this tTsin At Wlmington-
keturulus-Wil leave peimr . 20 p. NJ, Laurel 2 60
seaiuld o. Hrdg,,i.ie co. Pennington "a. Har
rlugton 30. frltou 3S Wyoming ole. Dover 10.
clayton lg Townsend ; Middi,iown 8 lri Riri-
wood 5 So, Dow Cattle % arrive Il Wumurtru.
bU .. ~ Philadelphia II so D. IN and Baltimore az
a. m. Sub TO dslays incident TO freight busnesa
This train will stop 20 take up Passengers only Al
stau named, u, SUI tet Gown Passengers ~ any
stopping tiaes, except HAes Garner, state fosd, Rod
! nry aud Dupont.
| CONNECTION
| Al TOWNSEND WITH the Kent County ard ouesn
Aunes Kent Railroads for hennetyville, kudefsvils
| aud intermediate places
] Al Ola l1ON With the n. q d. X. r nr EasiOn aut
| iutsrmt diate place.
/ HAKbIN0TON with the = 4 n. z. h. Tor Milford
| Georgetown Lev e. and Intermediate Tlaces.
Al rEAfOhU with the D. a b. X, Il. tor Federals M
| and Car bridge sc.
| At DELMAR with the B. 5. u. r fi salisbury, Prin
ees Anne, Critfed, ris Ter Berlin and other station
KINNEY. suTs4lul
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28
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