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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27
New Y.oRK. March 81, 1876


Editor Of the Journal o}eommerce
Being daughter Of subscriber OF your
journal, and a constant reader of that yalut'
BILE paper, I take the liberty to ask the follow
ing question: Who Is the author OF fhe
quotation Cleanliness is next to goodness ~
And In which one of the antbor's works does
it occur? Please answer and oblige,
Yours truly, 8. T.
Reply,-Tbe sentence is often quoted as
sacred Scripture, and indeed we need not
wonder, since it was written by Hebrew,
and is older than many parts OF the Bible.
1t first appears in Beraitha, as the last Mtsh.
ma of Sofa, chapter il. 1t Is afterwards tound
in other Hebrew works, from one OF Which
that learned Rabbi, Rev. Dr.:Bettelhelm,
gives the following translation: Phinehas
ben 'Yair saws The doctrines Of religion
are resolved into Tor are next toy caretuiness |;
earefulpess into nervousness; nervousness
into guiltiessness; guiltlessness into abstem'-
BUSINESS; abstemioHsness into cleanliness |;
cleanliness into goodness Tor helinessh &C.,
Scr The meaning of the Original Is that
cleanliness is next to Tor akin TO, would per-
haps be q closer rendering.) goodness or
holiness. We have an old Latin rendering
of the same, which for many years we took
to be the original, until we discovered the
earlier authority. For the benefit OF the
uneducated we may add that Aishna from
the Hebrew aaanah-to change, to repeat
is used to describe 4 collection Of Jewish
traditions aud explanations of Scripture, and
this oft-quoted sentence made its first ap-
pearapce, az we have said, in such work.
Eep York Journal Of Commerce.
COid the journal get this FROM DR.. Bettel-
hahn ri
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In THOSE DAYS THERE WERE Pickles IN TIE

In THOSE DAYS THERE WERE Pickles IN THE
LAND Woodbury. Tenn.) Press IAN an.
Gent graveyard of vast proportions has been
found in Coffee county. 1t Is similar to
those found Ia White county AID other
places in Middle Tennessee, but is vastly
more extensive, and shows that the race of
pigmies who once Inhabited this country
we're very numerous. The same pecular.
ties of position observed in the White coun.
ty graves are found 10 these. The writer of
the letter says: "Some considerable exci'e.
ment and cariosty took place o few days
snceDear Hillsboro', Coffee county, on James
Browns farm. a man was pleughiDg 10 a
field which has been cultivated many years,
and ploughed up mans skull and other
bones. After making further examination
they found that there was about six acres in
the graveyard. They were buried in sit
ting or standing position. The bones show
that they were a dwarf tribe of people
about three feet high. 1t Is estimated that
there were about 10000 20 10000 buried
there. This shows that this country was in
habited hundreds of years ago." -
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NEW YORK. March Il, 1876,

Editor of the Journal Of Commerce
Will you please inform the subscriber
your column Of "Replies and De.
cisjons p" what security depositor has from
loss by the failure of a national bapkr Are
the stockholders in any way responsible, and
to what ektent2
Any light which you can give on this SUBJ
ject will be duly appreciated by
DEPosIToR.
Reply.-The shareholders of all national
banks with a capital less than FIVE millions
are liable for the debts, Including those to
depositors. to the amount Of their stock at
its par value. But this liability is only pro
rata, to be divided among them with the
limit specified. After the capital is all gone,
then if the uuextipguished debts amount to
as much more, each stocknolder may be as.
sessed for the same amount. But if the re-
naming debts or liabilities are only ten per
cent. of the capital, then each can only be
called on for ten per cent. If all pay the
assessment the debt is wholly provided for,
but if any are not able to pay the loss will
fall on the debtor, as one stakeholder cannot
be required to pay the assessment of another.
Journal Of Commerce.
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Who carries the mail from Og.tra.gou-
nosb, away up On the Minnesota line, TO the
nearest frontier settlement In Dakota? Why,
Boss, mongrel kind OF dog, an apparent
ultimate result of the mingling of every kind
Of dog found in the Territory. Boss's master
q year age was drunken half.hreed. who
was paid So trip. in summer and S5 IN
winter for taking the mails distance Of some
sixty miles. Boss's master was honest, and
never purloineda letter, but be had way Of
drinking on the road, and the mails were
often delayed. Last January tie mail carrier
never reached bis destination, but wasf0und
frozen stiff in q snow. bank three miles be-
you'd JobseS's ran. Boss was keeping guard
soRer his master and the mail. Now Boss
runs the machine In bad weather. AL that
hss 10 be done Ia to take Boss and secure the
letters around hss neck tn an oikskin wrap,
and sway goes Boss 10 the end Of the nail
route on the biggest kind of lope. There
Is no use OF starving Boss, like people do
pigeons. to get him to work. though he dees
expect . feed at the copeIusionof his Jour
Dey. No one as Jet ID intrigaing for Boss's
place. Sixty-tw0 miles as the crow flies,
carrying the mall through the SNOW. is not
position most oflce seekers care fol.
.RaGt Pi0a4eeTsif Press.
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GRAY SPLINT Is THE BEST CRATE
~ COAL for large or small fire.
+ My ANTHRACITE tstove or nutI Is the chaM
and most lasting for COOKING purposes.
PINE aud OAK WOOD-the best.
All at exceedingly low prices.
T. x, GARRINGT0N.
NH IA corner Seventeenth and Cary strtess
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By Thomas W. Keesee, Aucttoneer,
+ he. 10 Governor street.
BY Cook 81 Laughton, Aec1oneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

ASSORTMENT OF
Ia HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
PIANO. TAPESTRY AND OTHER CARPETS.
H AIR MATTRESsES,& &C., AT
AUCTION,-At the request OF samuel ii. GORDON.
ESQ who is declining housekeeping. we VIII sell al
his residence NO. IL O east Cary street. - Nun.
DAY the 9th instant, at haK past 10 O'Clock, MS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, cons,stng or
One ROSEWOOD PIANO made by worcester & Co.
an instrument Of fine tone; go
One WALNUT PARLoR SUIT covered with blue silk
brocatelle.
CHAIRS,
ROSEWOOD RECEPTION CHAIRS,
Handsome MARBLE TOP PARLoR TABLES,
LACE CURTAINS. WINDow-SHADES,
TAPESTRY, THREE-PLY, and INGRAM CAffEIs
and RUGS;
PARLOs and MANTFL ORNAMENTS.
One excellent MAHOGANY SECRETARY ana BOOK
CASE,
OAK HAT-RAcK, MARBLE-ToP CELERET,
wo very handsome MAHOGASY WARDROBBs,
Several excellent FEATHER-BEDS, PILLOWS, ana
best quality OF HAIR MATTRESSES;
WALNUT EXTENSION DINISG-TASLE,
CANE-SEAT DINISG-R ROOM CHAIRS,
MARBLR-ToP BUREAUS ann WASEsTANDS,
MAHOGANY and other BYDSTEADS,
One Sloat's (half .cabinet) sgwING MACHINE,
IOUsG BRDsTEADS with HAIR MATTRESSES,
One No. s COOKING STOVE anu UTENSILS
Kitchen FURNITURE generally, &c.,-
COUk & LAUGHTOS,
NH "a Auctloneers.
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8y Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT TRULY FIRSTCLASS. PRO.
Il ,PERTY. No 900, ONTHE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTION
On MONDAY the Sd day or April, at IL O'Clock
NJ, we will sell, upon the premises, the property
situated above, occupied rs stores ny q. rage,
Jr., and the Domestic sewing-mschlne Company;
Il embraces front of, 2Sk feet on Main street. and
ruus back 53l feet 10 alley In the rear twenty
feet wide. extending from Ninth 10 Tenth streets.
Whilst the ends aud partitions in the two stores
are of inexpensive character vet they Will last Tor
wears, and the residue Of the improvements. con-
Siderable In extent, embracing walls aud joists for
nearly three full floors back The whole depth, are
OF the most substantial charactes, and, taken In
connection with valuable rights in respect TO Inc
walls on either siGe will reduce very largely the
cost of completing The original design of making
this large and splendid building for either one or
two stores. In its present form 1t readily rents for
$3.50 per annum, and the location OF tue pro-
perry Is such as to insure at all times the best class
Of tenants at good rents for any building that may
Ike upon 1t.
No property likely TO be brought into market for
wears to come can fer better Inducements for
substantial and profitable investment than this,
living as it does within limits which must always be
the centre OF The best and most fashionable business
part OF the CRY
An Investment In this property at the price 1t
will sell for fail to be always satisfaction
to The fortunate purchaser.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, with interest added, and Sc
cured by u deed or trust
NH "a Auctioneers.
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An English judge has Just sentenced ANA, man
- iu,ar;sonment a, hard labor for fifteen
n 70 ~, for writing letter. He was hair,
y !,essar .o mn" had been some time employed
professionally by the wife of London me ad
chant. The lady was Of s'Very nervous anu anu
exci,able temperament, end she was ai so
sonnewhat extrayagaDt. II seems that sne
even borrowed money of her ha'r. dresser
and gave him lOUs fer the anount: TOT
some reason or other ste discharged Inc msu
without having paid %Da sa sne ehrsstenIns lei.
tha most scandalous imputations upon her
c cbs The offence was clearly prsvea,
and the man was convicted and sentenced as
above poted. 1t is'satfsfactory to learn tnas
before leaving court be Withdrew all iEapu.
tations and admitted that he had no 1ustHca'
ton for them whatever.
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BY K. D. Eaeho,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioneeS,
No. 8 Fourteenth street

THAT VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
Il RESIDENCE SITUATED ON The SOUTH.
sTaEETs, Now OCCUPIED BY MIR: MAYO,
FRONTING SO GET oN.MAIN STREET AND ND
LOT A1JoINiNG ABOVE. FRONTING SO
SIS FEET; Also, 10 FEET ON FIRST STREET,
AUCTION.-By request or the owner, shall Offer
for sale at public auction. on the premises, The
above most valuable property located az above Dc.
O'Clock 2. IL. This is regarded as ore of the most
desirable locations on Main street for sale, and
should attract the attention OF those wishing TO
build. as there are several fine buildings being
erected in the vicinity.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added at six per cent
from day of sale evidenced by negotiable notes OF
the purchaser, and secured by q deed Of trust on
the property. 4. u. EACHO,
NH % AuctiOneer.
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Mrs. Jane Reynolds went last December
to WayerIy, N. &. In response to dfsfatco,
and there identified the body of man VINO
had committed suicide as that Of her nus
band. She had the remains buried IA the
family vault at New Haven, Conn. she mas
been almost incorsolable ever since, ana
when her hustssnd walked into her presence
on Friday her shrieks drew crowd. when
sbsrei in her interest in her husbands story
of a pleasure excursion to the northern part
of the State. The reti1ited pair are now
anxious to :lcern whose bones oeeEpy the
family vault, .s
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BY Goddin, Warren q CO..
Real Estate AGENTS ana Auct1oneers,
l1Q6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
i HENRICO COUNTY, IN THE FORKS OF
THE CHICKAHOHINY AND BOAR SWAMP,
KNOWN AS "LOEG MEADOW" CONTAIN.
ING TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SiX ACRES
(MORE OR Less, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of
deed of trust from Robert e. Moseley and wife TO
the undersigned trustees, dated the 4th day OF De-
cember, 1871, duly recorded In the clerks Office OF
Henrico County Conrt, and being required SO TO DO
auction In front or the county court house, In the
city Of Richmond. on SATURDAY, list April,
1876 at o'clock NJ. uf fair; II not, the first fair
day thereafter), the TRACT OF LAND. contain
ing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SlX ACRES
more or ess), with DIV Filling, &c, thereon.
Terms: Reasonable, and made known " sale.
CYRUS BCSSIEUX,
WIN. IRA SMITH,
Trustees.
GoDDIN, WARREN 4 Co., Auctioneers. mh21
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NATURAL REASONING. or four De-
troir girls were the other day discussing the
character and standing Of certain young
man, and an old lady was cioseSiistener.
One of the girls finally remarked: .
"Well, guess he's rich, for l saw MIN
coming out Of bank the other ~"
"And guess be drives street-car," put
In the old lady, "for l. saw him jump en-
car one day last week. Detroit Free Press.
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BY sampson e KcCrary,
successors to Sims!& Sampson)
Real EEste Agents wad Auctioneers,
DO. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE VACANT
i LOT ON PETERSBURG TURNPIKE.-By
virtue Of deed of trust executed the 20tk day
of September. 1875. by Abel Deane. and recorded
in the Husfpgs Court clerks Office for the City OF
Manchester, IN Deed Book, volume i, page $40,
required so to- do by the beneficiary 10 sid DEE
on WEDNESDAY, March 20. 1875, atE O'Clock
feet on she Petersburg turnpike and running back
100 feet, more or less.
TERMS Cash as TO the amount secured by the
deed and costs Of sale, say about $50: balance az
four months, for negotiable note. with interest
from day. Sf sale. +. j. SAMPSON,
NH or Trustee.
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/. $. nil all gave sacn 9 nainuse
.dsscrintir n that ii became apparent az onss
n, the committee that e Was pure neIcufy "
i,,,ictsilcer. The reason why 1t mas DuI xe.y
recently shown Itself 10 astronomers - Inuas
accounted for: n appears close up 70 sue
line OF dsmarcation separating the useS anu
shado,y unoi, The moons disc !: aud on ciossrs
insrect;on d distinct cataract OF the nafd-
in ahnrt. a metallic NisSsra--was clearly seen
s.,;no from the night side TO the day siae oil
tha inmlnarv. It-hss already filed up s vast
nls,n-oue of the four that ex's:e upon the
moons surface-apd appears to be faiSl emp
tyine itself with great rapidity and volume:
It covers an area OF Eve by sevcs hundred
miles ia extent, and may possibly LUCE one
half the entire surface Of the moon. II does
not seem to occasion much apprehension SO
the inhabitanss. as they were seen skating, SO
to speak, in platoops and bartsiions over anu
acrossit, Infect. 1t presents the appearance
rf an fyn mense mark, to whsch the LunariaEs
A ,cs and 'disport themselves with great gUsso
upon its polished face. Thus has been
solved one 'ef the great astronomical vccs'
tons Of the century.
THE woxyyss op MARS.
There % but one large telescope Fraperiy
moupted in San Francisco, and th.t fs the
property OF j. r. Marrow, Esq. The COM
.mittee procured ansnteryiew with that gen.
tiemag, and It was agreed that on ss.ufaaS
evening. FebrusTe Is, the boy sbou9a be con,
vesed to his residence, pieturesquelF situateo
onf Eussian Hill. commanding magn,Rcent
view Of the Colleen Gate and sae ocean Dc
lsYond. .at,
At the appointed hour the boy, bis paIep ,ss
aud committee presented themselves AT tne
| door of that tospitsble mansion. Iney "ers
cordially welcomed, and were eohoueteo
| without further parley into the iolty oose.
yatory or the top Of the house. In que tine
| the magnificent tube was presented al tne
planet, but it was discovered that the power
il was set for was too low IL was 'ne ,I
gagged for 200. 900 diameters, being the luil
strength of the telescope. and'the eye OF sne
boy observer placed at the eye'giass. ooe
cry Of Joy and unallcyed Eelight toid Inc
| story: Mars, and its mountains ana seas. It's
rivers, wales, and es'uaries.'ts polar SNOW
caps and great plains, its 7npaeitants, par
acss ohirs' villages. and cities, were all re-
yeaIed as distinctly, clear1y, and certainly as
the eve of Kit Carson from the SUBMITS oil
the Sierra Nevada range bebeld the stu
pendous panorama of the Sacramento Valley
and the snow.clad submits Of Moant Hood
and Shasta Butte. In concluding the pre-
sent paper it may be suid the committee
took steps Immediately te proceed with the
investigation on grander id more sclentihc
scale, the result of which will be eagerly
anticipated.
That's we'll dressed hoax. 1t is worth
reading. But perhaps mozss Addums VII
| tell US that 1t is all true.I
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ByJ. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer,
nfana corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

T AW, MEDICAL, AND hISCELLA-
IL NEOUS BOOK SALE BY CATALOG UE.-
Win be sold at auction, IN The rooms adjoining ny
Office, beginning on THURSDAY, March so,
S7o, att6 O'Clock 2. NJ, and continued from DAY
to day, about THREE THOUSAND VOLUMES
OF LAW, MEDICAL. and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS Of the libraries OF the late Judges LeiGh and
BaldSIn Professor Holcombe, Drs. Trent and Tuft,
homas II. Dewitt, Esq. and others. Among them
are some RARE EDITIONS.
TRRsfS: Cash. y. Il. AtPERSON,
n,h.o3 AuctiOneer.
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BY j. Thomp son Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. l113 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.


No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
DY REQUEST OFTHE OWNER,
ID JOHN COOLEY, ESQ, ] will sell at public
auction, at house No. 625 North Eighth street, on
posiie City Spring, or TUESDAY, March %.
1875, commencing at II O'Clock a. NJ, all the
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting of
Parur set MUHAIR CHAIRS and SETTEE,
MIRROR, MAkBLE-TOP CENTaE-TABLE, ~
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS. ROCKING-CHA1R,
WINDOW-SHADES. OIL-PAlNTINGS,
Fine set MAHOGANY CHAMBER FURNITURE;
Patent BED-SPRINGS; SHUCK, HAIR, and
SPRING MATTRESSES;
PARLGA-STOVE;
INGRAM CARPETS, MATING, DINING. Ia
CHINA TEA.ssT forty two plecesl
FINE GILT CHAMBER SET teght peces),
SING Err iNG.MACHINE for tailoring,
One COOKING-RANGE,
Two SAFES, HALL CLOCK, STAIR RODS,
CHINA and STONEWARE.
A lot Of KITCHEN FURNITURE, and many
other household articles.
TERMS: Cash. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
NH % Auctioneer.
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ny REQUEST OF The OWNER VIE
~ win self on THURSDAY The 8 9th az Marcs.
1875 at public auc;ioH, on the premises. ~ II
O'Clock p. H., that truly valuable LOT To, ,tJna
81 feet on the River foad. Just beyond thrs Riah.
mond and Petersburg railroad. With q 5deptf or
ING and Kitchen thereon. The tot win be dtYiGcd
Into Two building lots of GIN feet each, II desired
This property iE SITUATED In avery good nefafbor.
limits OF Manchest a, and Is considefsd desirable
property. IL ~ s.tye-sss s;ts -
and nine NOR shs With Interest added. secured by
deed Of trra Of approved endorsed negotiable
paper. SAMPSON u MCCRAHY. gA5
Aucti0nePrs.
4 MARCH 24rH. 1876. NH "a
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II B. COOKE e CO.,

u B. COOKE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
No 16 SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, BETwEss
MAIN AND CARY,
saya Just received fresh and well.selected stock
GROCERIES, which they offer TO the trade at lowe
market prices-COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, SYRUP
MOLASSEs, BACON, SALT, WINES, Wits
KIEs BRANDIEs, &c. NH Tim
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BY Goddin. Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioaeers,
No. 1lO6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCEL
l. LENT FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
NINETY-THREE ACRES IN HENRICO COUN-
TY, ON THE NEW CENT? TURNPIKE, SIX
Mills BELOW RICHMOND.-By virtue OF
hardt and Catharine, his wife. and Charles G. Ger
hardt, bearing date the 2Sh day Of October, 1852,
duly recorded Ia the clerks Office OF HeDrico Coun-
ty Court on the 23d day OF April, 1858. shall. In
execution thereof proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction
I'm front of the custom house, Richmond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, the 29th OF March, 1876, at IL
o'clock NJ III fair; If not the first fair DAY there
afier,J the TRACT OF LAND conveyed BY said
THREE ACRES (more or less, with comfortable
DWELLING, &c thereon.
The debt secured oy said deed has been fxed oy a
IL tn Of Msy, 1869. In the case OF Gerllardt vs.
Ludgwig Hoyer and G. l.. Ludwig, at 81, 100, with
failed 10 comply 1t will be sold At his risk and cost
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
NH ID W.GODDIS, Trustee.
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By J..ThompSon Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. l113 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY AND AT
L LOW FIG URES.-We request an interview
with those desiring purchase in reference TO the
NEW BRICK HOUSES:
sol west Grace street; twelve rooms.
Bib east Broad street; seven rooms
52S south Pine street: FIVE rooms.
=. 203 west Cary street; six rooms.
6l0 China street, Sidney; Eve rooms.
FRAME HOUSES.
sic north Twenty-seventh street; five rooms.
S04 west Clay street four rooms.
1000 west lay street; five rooms.
312 south Cherry street; four rooms.
TIC north 1hirtieth street; three rooms.
Apply to j. THOMPSON BROWN.
NH 25-6t
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nR. D'ARMSTADTS
IL ANTEDYSPFPTIC DROPS
I. PURELY VEGETABLE,
This valuable medicine viii prove to be sovereign
remedy for DYSPEPSIA from the inciptent Stage
o the chrome state.
TT HAS NOT IT'S EQUAL.
lie aoes Il With nerteci confidence Of its being
WHAT 1T is REP SESENTED,
which can be artested by large plumber Of the
most respectable citizens OF this state.
SINGLE TRIAL Is SUFFICIENT TO PROVE
ITS EFFICACY.
Price, Csc. per bottle. To be had Of all the prin-
pal druggists and for VIII rlesale by the proprietor
k0BEHT AkMISTEAD, ~
NH 4-eod3m S26 Slain street, Richmond, Va.
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NEW CROP GREEN TEA.-We are
~ now receiving our fourth importation
GGNPOWDER TEA, which was selected nE
orders as TO quali3 and Is represented 80 be OF the
choicest grades.
Imported direct from China Uid ssn Francisco
and the Pacific railroad in forty-seven days.
Samples can be procured BY the trade Tor examl-
nation. DAVENPORT q MO"h!S,
NH 2s.Im Importers.
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BY w. Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.


VALUABLE JAMES RIVER FARM
Y OF TWO HUNDRED AND slXTY-ONE
ACRES, NEAR TO MANCHESTER AND IN
DIVIDED INTO SEW ERAL SMALLER
TRACTS.-The valuable WHITLEY" ESTATE,
owned and occupied by Colonel s. Bassett French,
Is for sale. Ii contains TWO HUNDRED AND
SIXTY-ONE ACRES, 10 be divided as follows
viz:
No. /, lying beyond the Petersburg railroad,
containing TWENTY Five ACRES.
No. q. between the railroad and turnpike, con-
taining TWENTY-FIVE ACRES.
No. 8, east of the turnpike, containing Rightly
ACRES; and
No. 4, with the MANSION-HOUSE, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE ACRES,
OF which large portion embrace some very supe.
rior james River low-grounds.
am authorized to say by the commissioners that
II Immediate application be made for either OF
said tracts bargain will be sold. Terms liberal.
Andy sc once to W. GODDIN,
NH 90 eoGet Real Estate Auct.aAeer.
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NH "a
GROCERIES, &c.

.TUST CEIV E D.
50 prime SM1THFIELD HANS,
SO cases CAN TOMATOES,
so boxes YARMOUTH BLOATERS,
10 foxes SMOKED SALMON,
. 500 pounds GOLDFISH.
$50 barrels SEED POTATOES.
SO bales HAY,
10 barrels MACkEREL.
20 boxes LAUNDRY SOAP;
cash. Give us call at No. 10 south Fourteenth
street CARTER SIBLEY,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27

OFFICE OF LANCASTER & LUCKE,1
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
STATE BANK BUILDING.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION AT
w our Cfiice on SATURDAY. April LIST, at ~
O'Clock, Sp VEN SHARES STATE BANK B. OCk
and COUPON BOND OF THE TREDEGAR
COMPANY for $1,U00-hypothecated
NH 90 LANCASTER & LUCKE.