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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-26
from the Charleston News, February 22.l
Ode for WashingtOn's Birthday.

AN UNPUBLISHED POEM BY BURNS.
It is a delicious coincidence which brings
US, upon the immediate recurrence of another
birthday of Washington the, following ode,
the only poem Burns eyer wrote 10 refer
epce to America, and not to be found In any
edition of his works. We take the poem
from James Grant Wilson's " Poets and
Poetry of Scotland" just published in Lon
don. Mr.. Wilson says it Is copied from
Burns's original manuscript:
ODE FOR wAsIuNGToN's BIRTHDAY.
No Spartan lube. no Auto shell,
Nolyre oiisn awake;
7Tis Liberty's bold note swell
THY harp, Columbia let me take.
Zee gathering thousands, while sing,
A broke n chain exultipg bring
And dash It IN tyrants facet
And dare him 10 his very beard,
And tell him he no more is reared.
No more The nespot Of Columba's race,
a tyran rs proudest Insults brayed,
They shout, People freed! they hail an Empire
saved.
IXhere is mans Rodlike form?
Where Is that brow erect AND oold,
That eye that can, unn3Veo, Or hOid
The widest rage. tile loudest Storm,
That e'er created fury dared 10 Talse'
Ayaunti thou caititf, servile base,
That irsmbleS BL a oespot'S nod;
canssisud the arm that struck the Insulting blow.
Art thou OF mans Imperial live
Dost boast that countenance divine!
zach sku,kinS feature answers, No!
But come. We sons of Liberty,
Colum ba's offspring, brave rs free.
In dangers hour still flaming In the van,
Ye know, and dare maintain, the Royalty of Man.
Alfred, on thy starry throne,
Surrounded by the Iunetul choir.
The Bards that trst have struck the patriot Tyre,
And reused the freeborn Briton's soul Of fire, :.
NO more thy ngland own.
Dare injured nations form the great design
10 make detested tyran,s bleedP
Thy England execrates The glorious deed!
Beneath her hostile banners waving,
Every pang of honor braviDg,
England In thunder calls" The Tyrant's cause
sWhat hour accurst, how did the hends rejoice,
And hel! thro' all her confines raised the exulEng
f.: That hour which saw the generous English name
Linked with such damned deeds Of everlasting
shame!
Thee, Caledonia, thy wild heaths among,
Famed Tor the martial dead, the heaven-thought
To thee turn with swimming eyes.
WheIe Is thai soul If Freedom fedp
Thinning i6a with The mighty Dead!
Beneath That hallowed turf where Wallace lies
Hesr Il not Wallace, In thy bed Of death
d. Ye babhltlg winds ia silence sweep;
DIsiurbMo, ye The hero's sleep,
Nor gtyethe coward secret breath.
Is this the ancient Caledouan form,
Firm as her rock, resistiess as her storm?
Show me tbst eN that shot immortal hate,
Blasting the Despo''s proudest bearing;
Show me that arm which, nerved with numbering
fate.
Braved; UsuCp atlas boldest daring
Dark quenched as y0nder sinking star,
No more that glxpce ligh,ens afar;
That palsied ariR no more whirls on the waste OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-26
BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No.1ll3 Main street.

AN ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORY
"a BRICK RESIDENCE On FOURTH STREET
BY AUCTIOS.-We shall sell by auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the 2Sth instant, Mt AZ
O'Clock P. NJ. new and attractive TWO-STORY
BRICK DWELLINGS. conveniently arranged, with
all the modern Improvements, containing six
rooms, including kitchen and servants room, on
Dual. H1a .
The construction Of this house, Its size, and cen
trail location make 1t every way desirable as an In
vestmenL
TERMS: One fourth cash {; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, NEGOTIABLE notes given for
The deferred with Interest added, and Sc
RICHARDSON & CO.,
fe24 Auctioneers.
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In the one case Mr.. Landers would pro-
mise TO redeem his ticketby giving pint OF
milk therefor; in the other case he would
redeem his ticket by giving pint of milk 10
the form of paper. The exact process by
which the paper Is interconverted into milk
may not be understood generally, but it Is
by the same process that paper is converted
into dollars.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G Il POTOMAC z. X. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEgT I
~ RICHMOND, January 8, 1867

-
2:35 p. II, leaves Byrd-Street station daily, con.
Meeting with the Balti more and Oho
railroad and the Baltimore a1a
Potomac raiiroad at WashlnfSa.
TtIHOCGH SLEEPER rRoA WASH
INGToasgo NEW YORK.
600 P. N. leaves Byrd-Strcet station tSunaaH
,-.ss"a e1csptedf connecting az Nash!ng.cs
with the Baltimore and Potomac Alc
r Baltimore and Ohio railroads
66S p, n, ACCtohhODATION THAN iof
%. 49,. Hanover Junction. leaves Broad.sGee
station (Sundays eIceptedI.
ga. II. arrives 1t Hyrd-sIeet station tn0a'
T. days excepted)
1:3oP, "a. arr1yss at b yrd-Snee. station daily.
s:37 A. M, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN xrh1a
- at Broad-street stat1oH (SancaJs FL
ceptedI. r
Parlor-caIs on day trains.
Pullman sIeepers on night trains.
4 FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broac-Stree stan0Hs
on TUESDAY; THURSDAY, snt sAIuhIgA.l
NIGHTS for all points North and west ans "
rive ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ana fHl DAa
MORNINGS, Consignees OF live stock ano peit y.
able articles, upon giving notice at GepoL CAL w
tain freight at Boulton on precedlRg eTehlDs' -
Through bills Of lading and rates gwen "
pflAcipn ''iH'0 'S IVA - aA EFT. D. MYERS
General Superfptslessas
r.t.. C. A.'TAYLOE.
ia General Freight and Ticket Ag e1.-
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lust RECEIVED, A LOT OF NEW@
u PATTERN BED-BOUNGES and fine IN
BOOKCASES. Also on HAND the finest PAR M1
LOR, CHAMBER. aud DINING.R ROOM FURNl.
TURE that have ever kept, with all the lower
grades Of goods kent In frst-class house. invite
BUYERS TO examine my stock and they will be salts
fed that they are cheaper than any goods OF the
same quality ever offered In this city.
z. GATHRIGHT, .
las .~ 16 Governor street,
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. KAaIssbxs 4 a,yrs-
RICHMOND, YORK R1vEn AND CIsgsApssr~s
RArLHOAD CONAN.
.OFEICE or THE srpzAryTKgpExr
RICHMOND, VA, Nay 10, 1875.
THANGEs OF SCHEDIyLE.

4
oFyIGE or THE sUpzaINTeapExr.
RICHMOND, VA, Nay 10, 1875.
NANCE OF SCHEDULE.
PAssEN9ERTRAINsIe leave West Po,n, n ~,
" a. "a, arriving at Richmond ct Ia 4 u
=; Richmond .: P. NJ, arriving at West Poi
Trains connect a. Yves. Point with steamer, 49,,
DAYS, FRIDAYS, aud stNDaSs m and We,
steamers for B1itfnore and oil eastern ro;n,s
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and FRinsFsS "
az 70 bSitmofe.-........... .........,.. 4 "a
EMe 70 n-...............,........, Oh
80 ~ ~ M ..................... "a
1HEoUGH FREiiiG;iiTi ; TRlias I.;. 10 50
mona ss a; M. on WEDNESDAY. FRInIVv
ano SUNDAY. connectipg al West Point vt;aL,
steamers and delivering freight In Baltimore % ia;
n nexs morning; returning, leave West Point 3,
and csnnscting with the Through Freish, n.
on me Richmond and Danyiile railroad r.. i "a,
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with =.
SSasses sttsshsd leave Richmond at $50 4.
and leave West Point for kichmopd the S.,IAfS
at 1:o6 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond 4, AK pnaSs
Inc management takes pleasure In ann", G.
70 the travelling public and shIppers rha. issS
steamers OF this line between Baltimore AND uns
Eo!nt nave Seen rentted In the most ,ho,on.SS
freight. SSN0epseFs anG
Travellers taking a,ts line arrive In p,,,
In ample time TO connect with the rail- T.nml ore
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and nil .ss, i@
and western points. =. = - easVern
transfers at Richmond Of freghts TO or from 20
esn points. '9ao-
II. T. DOUGLASS. super,utens.,,
w. y. sRAGS. Master TRANSFORMATION. ny1I
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BY Robert B. Lyme
(s,iccessor to Lyme i Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
12l2 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
~ AND DESIRABLE THREF.sTORY STOCK.
BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS THE
FORMER RESIDENCE OF MIR. HALSrEa D,
WITH GOOD BRICK KITCHEN AND FINE
LOT, FOR UCTION.-1n pursuance OF
a decree entered February 19, 1876, by the
Chanrery Court of the City of Richmond In the
suit Of Jones's admInistratrix dLa. rs. Turner ct
dls shall, In execution OF said decree proceed to
THURSDAY the I'd day Of March, 1876. 1t ~
2. NJ, tho valuable property above described, stu
ated on the west side or lwentyfft street between
Broad aud Marshall streets. now occupied by j. H.
New, Esq. The house contains eight rooms, kitch-
en-, wafer. &C, and Is now rented 70 good tenant.
The lot fronts thirty feet and runs back to wide
alley. -n. s,.. - @,-. Il. s~i.s-f
TERMS: One fourth cash residue at six. twelve,
and eighteen months, with SIX per cent. Interest.
negotiable notes. Title retained until all notes are
paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
II, G. CANNON,
fe 25 -. Special Commissioner.
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BY W. Godtiln.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIFTH
~ INTEREST IN YALUABLEREALE ESTATE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF BROAD AND
MADISON sTREkTS.--As commissioner apBoint-
ciiy or Richmond on the / 9Th OF February. 1875,
In the case af Armistead q Peake sgxinst Weitch.
rick, &C., shall proceed 10 sell n auction on the
premises, on MONDAY The 28th OF February,
1875 nj O'Clock p. 81, ONE uHDlvfnED
FIFTH PART OF the real estate OF which William
Miller died seized situated &c above fronting 10
feet on the north side OF Broad street, running
back about l46 feet TO an alley, having thereon ssy-
erai houses. II.
TEAMS: One fourth cash; balance at ak. twelve
sdded and title retained until all Of the purchase
money h paid, sEd q conveyance ORDERED hy ne
court HILL CAkTER.
fslS.eodt6a Special Commissioner.
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By Chafin, Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers,
corner Tenth and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
4 AND VALUABLE BRICK WAREHOUSE
IN ROCKETS NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
VIRGINIA MATCH COMPANY, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly recorder
In Richnlend Cbancery ourr clerks office in deed
book los c. page 2S2, shall proceed sell (being
required TO do hy the ene1cary) at auction, TO
the highest bidder, on the premises, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day of March. 1876. at 4 O'Clock P. b..
that large and admirably located BRICK BUfCD-
ING situated on Rockets street, together with the
adjoining LOT. the Two lots haviL font Of eighty
f ct on RocketIs street. and running back seventy
feet more or less, to Water street.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 dafray the expenses
Of executing this trust and 10 nay of and discharge
n note Of 81 .931.25. with inter, st from the 2lst
day Of November, 1875 I'LL paid and on The fol-
lowing credits-to. wit: $1.9S7.50. payable the
2lst-24th Nav, 1876; &2,O43.75, payable the
2lst- Gath Nq4emDer, 1875; and the residue. II
ANY, on such terms as may be announced at the
sale The defe rred payments to be properly secured
II. l.. STAPLES, Trustee.
CHAFF1N. STAPLES Il Co., Auctioneers. fe 20
MY AUCTION SALE OF Law AND
INl MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS will hgin on
the 18TH MARCH, 1876, in The room In rear of
my office. Persons intending TO ADD 10 The sale
will send In their books AT ONCE, that they may be
put In the catalogue, which will be circulated
II Re 24.St !. L. APPERsoN. Auctioueer.
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RslaEH, SHOES, DC.

NOTICE THIS. - The following 9R0
~ new goods, just received. are unusually #MV
cheap at the prices Damed: Gentlemsass -
Nice Bid slippers 1T 81, $1.75, and So; Ladies
Victoria Ties al 90, very pretty; Youths Fine
Leather and Calf Button-Boo at $3.50. A hne
stock OF all other kinds In my line equally low.
JOHN G. PAGE, JR., agent,
900 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND
y PERSONAL PKOPERTY NEAR THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.-B By virtue Of decree entered
by the Circuit Court Of Henrco county on the llth
uncer the name and style of James Conner's Sons
u.s. The New York and Richmond Granite Com.
pany, we shall on SATURDAY the 4th day of
March, 1876, Oh the premises, III ~ NJ, offer for
sale that very valuable GRANITE QUAR-? now
owned and operated by the New York and Rich
mond Granite Company; also all the machinery
and other personal property upon the premises.
The quarry is one Of the best IN Virginia, and Is
thoroughly and completely equipped for the pur.
pose OF supplying stone.
TERMS One fourth cash the balance on credit
of six, twelve, and eighteen months; title retained
until al the purchase money Is paid.
JOHN r. JONES,
sheriff Of Henrico county.
WILLIAM L. hOYALL,
Re 22 Special Comm ,ssioner.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF NEAT LIT
y TIE COTTAGE RESIDENCE IN SIDNEY
Ar THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GROVE
AND NORRIS STREETS.-Atthe request OF hf
James Jones' shall sell at auction, ON the pre-
AZ O'Clock P. NJ, the neat FRANZ u COTTAGE
KaSIDENCE located as above, now IN his occu.
feet to a wi de alley, which 1t has front Of 102
feet. The dwelling contains five rooms, with neat
verandah in front; with kitchen of two rooms;
gas In the dwelling, well OF wafer In the yard; all
In neat repair and quite attractive. The garden Us
stocked with choice fruit-,rees-such as apples
cherries, gooseberrfes grapes In great abundance
ounces, and asparagus. The present occupant
would like to continue as tenant at 1900 per an
mum, If agreeable To the purchaser
TERMS: One third cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added
secured by deed of trust
The property will be divided SO as 10 sell off two
lois on NORRIS street. W.GuDDlN,
fe 2l,23,26,2 1920 Auctloneer.
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AgCTIoH sAlEs.-Fu.aro Days.

- AUCTION sALEs-Futuro nays.
By Pnne, Cabeil b Co., Aucsioneers. !,
FIRST SPRING SALE.
ON "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1sr,
comm encing At 10b O'Clock,
we will sell at our warehouse large and attractive
stock OF
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS
suited to the season, consIstipgof
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALs:
MEMS and BOYS HATS Ia variety,
"a READY.MADE CLOTHING,
SHIRTS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c.
- ALSO,
two large invoices Of STOCK GOODS, among
which are mauy desirable goods, comprising
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CLUTH1EG,
FANCY GROCERIES,
STORE-FIyTURES. &C.
The whole to be sold without limit or reserve.
PAINE, CABELL CO.,
fe 23-W F,S.M.Tu,&W6t Auctioneers.
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NOME A-RUNNING.-Gela Mince.
" Meat, Valencia Oranges, Lemons, French as.
sorted Candles, Plain Candles, Carrauts, Seediest
Ra1sins, Prize Boxes, Big Bonanzas. Cocoanuts
Dessicated Cocoanut, Bordens Eagle Milk, Smyrna
Figs Nuts, assorted-n fact, everything in my line
to be given away, as have too much stock aud too
LrrTLE MONEY. LOUIS j. BOSSIEUXs
de "a 14l2 Main str W.
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MY STOCK OF FURNITURE ISM
ul large, comprising all the lates. styles for IL
chamber, parlor, and dining-ro0m. Walnut EY3
Dirt ssing-Case Suits, 800 to $3.50; Walnut. !
$75; stained, plain. $25 TO $50; Parlor Suits, $50
10 5000; Cane and Wood Chairs; Mattresses
Feather Beds. Pillows, and Bolsters Upholstering
and Repairing. Goods carefully packed for ship
ment Terms liberal. Prices low.
3l9 Broad street. between Third and Fourth.
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CONFECTEONERIES.

HAVING JUST RECEIVED FROM
Al the importers a lot of PRIME MEsSlSA
and the public nice sized, juicy OR ANGE Tor he
low price Of zoe. per dozen, and q fine large
ORANGE at % TO Soc per dozen. Nothing is
more healthy at this season than free use Of This
fruit. A. PlZZlNl, DR.,
re2l s07 Broad street.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUNl,.

LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND
r OST. FRIDAY, i25rH INSTANT, on
Inc street or in a. store, o BROWN FUR
MUFF. A reward Of FIVE DOLLARS VIII be
paid for ifs delivery to j. 3. KIDD,
70 oR1fs TIT Broad street.
OST, On the evening of Tuesday, 22d in-
IL slant, at or on lesvins the Theatre, an IVORY
FAN. oval shaped when opened. with monogram
m. I. c." in blue. The finder will please Leave 1t
at this Office. It GOV
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TOR RI mt. o.
$20-No. FL south Second street. rooms.
$25-No. 40l west Matu street, rooms.
S20-No. 523 north Adams street, rooms.
$25-No. 81 10 east Broad street, z rooms.
&20-Nd l6 Locust Alley, IL rooms.
$l2.50-Ho. 15 west Canal street, g rooms.
S20-Ns. 622 west Chiua street, rooms
Sl1-No. ZOO south econd street. rooms
S8-No. 16 north Twenty -dfth street, rooms.
Sl1-No. 224 south Cherry street, rooms
SS-Eo sos north Eighteenth street, IoomR.
Sl5-No. 208 south Pine street, 5 rooms.
el5-No. 315 west Dayal street, 8 rooma.
Sl0-No south Laurel street. 5 rooms- ia
SlO-No. pa east Main street. 4 rooms.
SlO-So PA sGuth berry street, rooms.
Sl5-Ao. $40 west Main street. rooms.
HlO-So. 6O2 South First g reel, rooms.
@5-No. 1907 north Seventeenth street, rooms.
Sl5-Nc. 81 @ north Madison street, 8 rooms.
Sl0-No. 2i9 North Seventeenth str ef,, 8 rooms.
S7-No. 5l7 south Pine greet, 8 rooms.
&5-Eo. - Lester street, 8 rooms. .,f
e6-No. 1904 east YeDabe street, q rooms.
e6-No. Sl4 Schock's alley, rooms.
sToREs.
No. s north Seventeenth street, with dwelling Of
rooms.
No. 622 south Church street, Oregon Hill.
No - Brook avenue near Broad, with dwelling
Of 8 rooms.
No. 424 north SIKH street. opposite market.
Apply 10 j. THOHPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dfspatch.
Re 2hM.W&S3t
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Train leaving Richmond u. SOC A: -. ta a,nsa.
Except Sunday. stopping al an 5ssI runs ty,
Train leaving Richmond At 10a'U (. d. Nv Tsr.
stonning at hanover, Louisa, GordousriiIe, .1oi
ioitssyIiie, Ivy, Mechum's river, ,, S,, Cos.
WaynesSoro', siaunton. Goshen, Mi ."rs.es!a
ington, Allegheny, and al regular s'Ao'
Accommodation train leaves RichmonsGi 100 ss,Ts.
louisville and all intermediate sIatlous esA'
Trains arrive a. Richmond Is follows: ....A.L
Express Train daily at. 40 p "
Mall Train daily Except sunday st...o7
Accommodation Train daily (exeep' oaoLA
Suuday) at. $500. s,siols s.
Trains coming In TO Richmond stop ~ ''A
Trains make close connection Win ia,SS Pc s.'
Richmond and Danyille aud Richmohe
burg railroads, both 70 and from hicnnoiy a. 90
Eey fnr,ber Information. rates, &c, aPps
"ain suee'' VI vi ~ a. InsWAY X. H0WA NJ st
General Passenger and Itsae'
,.o W. u. 8 Geoerai Man,ses
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Auyrion sALEs-Fusure Days.
BY James d. Taylor d Son, @
Real Estase Agents and Auetioneers,
Office corner Eleventh ana Bank streets.

BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE
ID OF NINTH STREET, Moth OF LEIGH
seIi at public auction, npon the premises, on
TUESDAY the 29th day Of February, S75, at
O'Clock r. NJ. tho LOT as above located. fronting
on Ninth street 23 feet, and running back l20
feet to m alley 90 feet WIDE
TERMS: Made known ut the hour Of sale.
JAMES M. TAYLOR d SON,
10 Oh AuctioDeers.
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TOR RENT, TWO LARGE FOUR a.
L STORY TOBACCO FACTORIES on Cary Hi
and Dock streets, corner OF Nineteenth.
BRICK DWELLING, with basement and three
stories above, containisg eight large and Two small
rooms; kitchen. &C.; on the north side of Franklin
street between Third and Fourth streets.
TWO-STURY FRAME DWELLING on Tween
ty.eighth street between Marshall and Clay, with
five rooms; kitchen, Sc.
TWO-STURY FRAME DWELLING Cd Catha-
rine street near Henry, with tour rooms kitchen,
&c. 80
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING on Twen-
ty-seventh street, corner of Il street, with five
rooms: kitchen. &c. --s ...-
TWO-STOKY BRICK DWELLING on Fourth
street between Jackson aud Duval, with six rooms,
including kitchen. &C.
FRAME DWELLING on Grace street between
Belvidere and Henry, adjoining Laird's garden,
with basement and two stories above, containing
seven or eight rooms; kitchen, sc.
A SUBURBAN PLAGr, with store, dwelling,
and FIVE acres of land, on the Newbridge road near
Harding's shop.
OFFICES on Eleventh street between Main and
Bank for rent at reduced prices. Apply to
RICHARDSOk & CO.,
70 IA pnd1w 11l3 Main street.
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DUY HENRY C. BOsCHEN'S RICHIE
ID MOND ClTY-MADE SHOES; prices as -
low as northern goods, and guaranteed to bcA
better. Sold by. HERMAN BOSCHEN BIO,
G. BOSCHEN, 215 Broad, and at branch: store,
22l Main street, between second Snd Third:
special attention Is called to CHlLDREN'S SHOES
with STOCkWELL PATENT IIPS-best thing
out - = .II-".' fe 19.Sm
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TOR RENT. RESIDENCE CORNER a.
Il Ninth and Marshall streets All modern Isl
Improvements. Apply at No. Skaters building,
Tenth and Main streets. fe 9-eod1Ot
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DOE RENT, STORE No. 1Ol7, north Dr.:
10 side of The basin bank, between Tenth andkS:A
cellar; both with countirg-rooms Apply to
= j. l.. APPERSON,
fc Ok at Real Estate Agent.
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DOR RENT, HOUSE 11S WESrG
4 Cary street, now occupied by Mr.. William H.
c. Brazeal. Ills in good neighborhood. has water
on the premises contains seven rooms, three los.
cts six feet square and two smaller ones. and has
front and back stairway; also. kitchen and stable.
RENTS moderate. For particulars, apply at 116
east Frank lin street. fe 25-6t<
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sW,AS,TsL.

WANTED, TEN Or TWELsE
wv PAINTERS. Amply at SUPPLEMENTARY OF
sre Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomsc fall-
road, or 70 w. H. DEAN. Richmond, SIsn rar
burg and Potomac railroad car-siops, bonf'oh. =
fa 26.tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-26

DOR RENT, EXCELLENT ANDAA
II we,l.construcled BRICK DWELLING, III
No. $40 north Seventh near Leigh street, eight
rooms, Kitchen gas, water, &C. Now being
thoroughly repaired. Price moderate.
ROBERT +. LYME,
fe 26-3t Real Estate Agent.