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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib east Main street.
80 SAFE on DESIRABLE

u,RUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
i BRICK HOUSE NO. 8 LOCUST ALLEY.-
1915 and recorded in Richmond Chancery Court,
d. t. 1O7 c. page 373, to the undersigned, trustee,
and whereas default has been made In the payment
of the obligation secured and being required so 10
do, I will sell on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
February 4. $50. al AZ o'clock U. M, that BRICK
HOUSE and Lot No. 3 Locust aey, between Main
and Franklin streets. said house and lot fronts "a
feet on Locust alley. snd rdus back 90 feet. An
opportunity is here offered 10 purchasers 70 get a
laying investment.
IEKMs: BY consent, cash.
l.. y. BROWN, Trustee.
ruovpsoS RpawN AuctIoneer IA 30
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BALTlMOKE. dSltudF 10, TOW
D ftr<.<,, 3of

Editors Of Richmond Dispatch
In connection with the question as TO lne
change. n any. that will be made IN the rel'
alive poyifical power Of the two great sec,
tious by the census OF 1880. u has occuI,eu
10 me that VIC may dad some light os ,ahihs
Patrick Heury's rule OF Judging OF Tue ~,
ture by the past. The percentage OF .ue
total population belonging to eacn scc .s0
a. the period Of each decenniai enumera.,Vn,
together with the decrease, II any, 10 Ie'a''te
strength since the preceding CENSUS -
shown Ia the following table
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HEAVY SNOw-STORM AT NASHVILLE
Nashville, February 2.-Snow began TO
full at 10 O'Clock this morning, and still con-
tinues. 1t is now eight or ten inches deep,
and the heaviest sDowstorm experienced
for wears in this locality.
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EAST bound.


Mall train arrives Al Richmond dalS tN' ..p N,
cept sunday at.................'.. e..
Express train arrives al Richm0Dd ia ., N,
ss's 100
Accommodation traAa arriNrs A. hit'-, .., y
inOnd daily except sunday tt..'.s.'. w.
Mixed train leaves StauO'oh a. N..,,.a't
taking passengers al G0rdonsNns from t,.-. 8.
Midland traip from Washington, ani A-'''
Richmond al Sac l.. ". t ,-,,a Ir
connects with Virginia Midth" ~. t.l
I.ynchhurg, Danyllle, and AtAnu, Ni'f - Mo.
Ohio Railroad stations, an VIII ~ ''r,,oa.
land train, leaving Al $40 u. NJ ioi i,' ... or
II connects with Virginia MliiAn@
Lynch0urg aud Danvilic. ..,,.,.ll.4gg
(, connects with Valley railroad a'sony
traln. leaving at S;15t NJ Ior HAIRS, ,,.eg A.
ID connects with Valley railroad ''''"'
llls A. VI. COR Harper's Ferry.
n connect With stages for Lexington ...rs fgf
h connects Win &. u. :. aud L. L. 81
g connec.s with scioto valley railroad '''
a ec.onsc,s with all lines diyerylns 20 n l'>
Nor. nwest. aud southwest. w: VI 80 Amt.
Engineer aud supss'n' .n" ,ad
, CONWAY Y. HOWARD, General f|s0ta,s "
Ticket Agent
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
YIN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-In pursuance OF a decree Of The Cir
cult Court Of Chcslerii,ld county. I'm the chlncory
suit styled Lucy VI. Iirlan Cs. sophia Middleton,
cXccutriX, &C.. entered at the November term.
1879 the Undersigned special comm issioners, will
sell at public auction, on MONDAY the 9th day Of
February. 1880, between the hours OF IL O'Clock
NJ. and 2 O'Clock =. NJ. in font Of Chesterfield
courthouse, the TRACT OF LAND mentioned in
said decree. whereof Charles Middleton Gied seized
and possessed, containing, by recent survey, 1893
ACRES, living about seven miles from Chesterfield
courthouse. near the Briehthope railroad aud adj
joinlrg the lands of the Brighlho Railway Conn
pany aud others. The buildings consist OF good
and sufficiently large and cOmmodous FRAME
DWELLING and the necessary out houses. The
FARM is well wooded and watercd &C.: IS a pleas
ant re'idence. near 10 churches and schools, &c.
TERMS: One third cash: tne balance on credits
of one and two years, equal in italments the pur-
chaser to execute his bonds for the deferred pay
ments. bearing interest from day Of sale, and The
title retained ill the whole purcnase-mOney shall
have been paid and a conveyance ordered by the
Court. X. II. JONES. JR..
W. X. MCkENNfY,
GEORGE MASON.
ia % Special COmmis-iO heis.
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By W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT ON SOUTH SIDE OF
CLAY STREET BETWEEN FOURTH Anu A., y
EiFTJk STREETS Pine undersigned. trustees In a
deed dated I5ih day of January. 1871. being de-
creed TO do so By decree OF the Richmond Cnancery
1ourt entered on the 22d of January. 1880, In the
suit of Dickinson rs. Dickinson and ats. VIII ex.
pose 10 sale at public auction. on the premises al
O'Clock +. NJ, on FRIDAY The 9Th day OF +, bru9ry'
1890. the ahOv.-descIlbed HOUSE AND LoI'
The lot fronts "a feet south side OF Clay street.
and runs back 2l5 feet. The property IS now the
dwelling /, spacious one, and has ample accommo-
daiiOns for a large family. o
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for enough 10 paw 4.23O
and the expenses OF SAFE; and as TO the residue, on
"A credit of Twelve months from the day OF sale. the
credit instament carrying interest from the day OF
sale ana title ret lined until the purchae-money Is
paid and convey ance dirccter by the Court.
W. GODDIN.
ALEXANDER II. SANDS.
ia 26 trustees
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORI
cor n

John HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
~ GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
Is the highest achievement In the manufacture OF
Gold Pens, and the result of experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN Is pro-
duced by a slilful combination Of the two precious
and non corrosive metals-l6 karat GOLD and PLA-
TINUM-while the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy of "copper" reducing It's fneness without yield
ing that elasticity, density, and steel-lke temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The REC
ORD" GOLD PEN-POINTS are Of the best lrid-
ium (liamonds). indesructible with fair treatment,
and polished 10 glsss-ke smoothness.
Steel pen writers have now every objection TO gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in pen
which will endure and not oxidize, squarely met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN is guaranteed to
possess durability. nermanency OF spring. and per-
lection ofpont. Price, $3.50 Sold by all jewellers
and slaiioners in the United States If not found Or
der direct from
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street, Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH and WOOD
HOUSE & PARH AN, Richmond Va. NH l9.Wly
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by Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1lOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AND ASSlGNEES
y sALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estate IN
HENRICO COUNTY AND RICHMOND CITY
Al PUBLIC AUCTION.-In execu ion OF q de-
cree OF the ChancPry Court of The CITY OF Rich
mOnd in TIE suit styled Grant rs. Irckey, entered
on Sih of December. 1877. as modified by decree OF
2Oih January, 1880, in same cause, the unGcr-
signed special commissioners. viii sell at public
auction on TUESDAY the l0th OF February, 1850
al II oc ock NJ. 10 front Of enrlco County court
house, SIXTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND III Hen
rico county on the New Mlrkct rood: after which,
NV at A. o'clock p. M-we will sell. on the preni-
So; the HOUSE AND LOT on Nicholson STREET IN
Fultonj city If Richmond. now occupted By said
Samuel Tuckty. The lot fronts 3lX146 feet. and
the house is new contains about five rooms, and is
in good repair. ,
money: and the balance upon crerit OF Jour-
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes WIN
interest added from The day OF sale; tile retained
until the purchase-mOney is paid in full and con-
yeyance ordered by the Court, r
". A. ATKINSON.
WILLIAM HANCOCK.
SpCcial Commits toner's.
viii unite I'm The foregoing sale, by virtue of de-
cree of DAD January 1850, of United States Dis
trict Conrr for Eastern District of Virginia, ia re
Samuel Tuckey. bankrupt.
fe3 JAMES n. DUNLOP. Assignee.
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PURIFY THE BL00n
ERADICATE TIE VIRUS OF DISEASE BY
CONSTITUTIONAL AND LOCAL
TREATMENT

CUTicURA RFsOLvEST is the greatest blood pu-
rider, liver stimulaat and renovator IN medicine.
The elements of disease cannot exist where IL Is
freely and regularly taken. IL purges from The sys-
TEN every dtbiiitating bum0r, improves the sppe-
lite, peri, cts digestion, stimulates the liver and Kid
neyf, opens the bowels. and makes ever The yitaied
blood into pure, vitalizing, and restorative fluid.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Landry yir-
l. tue Of a deed of trust from William Wilkinson.
will Offer for sale al public auction, In front Of
the court house door OF Chesterfield county. be-
tween the hours OF | 2 O'Clock NJ. aud 2 O'Clock T..
NJ. on MONDAY, February 9, 1850, TRACT OF
LAND formerly belonging 10 said Wilkinson, lying
near GoOdc's bridge in Chesterfield county, contain
ing 463 ACRES. more or less, AMI bounded by An
pomatfoX river, the lands Of H. =. Miller's estate,
and Others.
The Title Is believed 10 Ice good We sell subject 10
the widows dover, which has been laid OIL. The
widows dover interest can now be purchased at "A
reasonable prce.
TERMS: Liberal, and inside known on the day Of
sale. WILLIS j. DANCE,
JOHN SPEARS,
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nOLLlNS'S VOLTAIC PLASTERs--A
~ unton of Electricity and Healing Bxlsams-are
ten times powerful than the best porous plas
tfr for relieving Pain and Weakness OF the Lungs.
Liver Kidneys, and Back, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
sud Scini,cs. Placed over the pit Of the Stomach
they cure pEsPsp:iss; g,lisn. Cole, pl.srIhgs'
Ask for iolhass yoitsic Eleclric Porous Pias ers.
Is cents. fe4.W&s
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NOTICE

viii continue the BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS
I'm all IFS branches at The Old stand Of Putney &
Watts. aud hope 10 receive coninuan, Of the pa
trOnage 30 literally bestowed on The old concern.
STEPHEN PUTNEY.
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WONDERFUL CURES

PERFORMED BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES
What cures OF Blood and Skin Diseases aud Scau
Affections, with Loss OF Hair, can compare with
those of the Hon. William Taylor. Boston, State
senator OF Massachusetts,; Alderman Tucker, Bos-
ton; 4. A. Steele, Esq, Chicago; II. III. Drake, ESQ
Detroit. and many others, details Of which may be
found In future editions OF this paperY
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take pleasure In recommending my friends TO
the new concern. WILLIAM X. WATTS.
fp y.
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Editors Richmond Dispatch; BY answer
ing The following queries IN your lourna
Won will confer a favor on me:
/. What play was being performed anC
what troupe performing on the night tns
old Richmond Theatre was burned! Anu
is the present Theatre larger ana inner lnail
the old oney What was the population OF
the city fhenf
?. What play was being performed. what
troupe was performing, and what was TIE
name Of the theatre in which Abram LIN
coin was assassinatedy Also. what was the
ay and year Of the assassination!
3. There are some familiar lines when L
forget, containing something about you
NAV break the vase, but the scent OF inc
roses will hnger around 1t still" &c:
What poem is it in, and whom byy VIII
YOU quote the staDzl containing the INES
/ allude to? Yours, &C., SUsINi.
January 80, 1880.
ANSWERS.
1. "The Bleeding Num-" About 10000.
9. "Our American Cousin" Fords
Theatre. April IA, 1865.
3. Tom Moore.
These are not the first questions "Susi-
nj " has asked US. We suggest to him TO
g give us q rest"
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHlP.-1he firm or PUTNEY 4 WATTS Is
This day dissolved by mutual consent. Al claims
against the concern will be paid Ly stephen Put
ney, 10 whom parties infcbied 10 the concern will
please make payment STEPHEN PUTNEY,
WILLIAM X. WATTS.
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Referring to the above. take this occasion Of re-
turning To my friends and The public In general my
thanks for the confidence ana patronage bestowed
To the late firm and respectfully ask for The con-
tinuance Of The same. The following staunch and
reliable compane5 wili be repres ened IN my office:
Franklin Fire. OF Philadelphia. as
SETS.
canada assets. -. ............... 1,l76,OOO 90
assets ...................., ........ s52,64l "a
Conn., Comm asses es''"e" ,, 4,9s5,OOO 90
New York iift-IBsurance Compa-
ny. New York, as cts ............. 37,O0O.OUO 90
All losses promptly and equiiably settled De-
posted with the State Treasurer : $4,000 for fhe
better protection Of Virginia policy holders. All
busine;s entrusted 10 me shall receive prompt aten-
ton. JULIUS STRAUs,
fe 2-3t No. north Eleventh street.
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rNHE INTEREST OF MR. JOSEPH w.
Il ARGYLE In our business ceases from this date
LEWIS II. BLAIR & co.
JANUARY Al 1880. feo-lW
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioAcer,
1l13 east Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT on FIFTEENTH STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS Ky yir IRE OF a
deed of trust, dated 23d August. $40. recorded III
Richmond Chancery Court. d. Il. lOS b.. page All
executed by NJ. Rose 10 the undersigned trustees,
and whereas default has been made IN The payment
of the Obligation secured and being required so TO
do, we viii sell on the premises. on FRIDAY, Feb
ruarv 6. 1880. at , O'Clock i. NJ. The following
REAL PRO. ERTY: That LOT OF LAND. with
all the improvements thereon, on tie western line
Of Fifteenth between tlsy and Leigh streets 'front.'
ing % feet. more or Tess. ana running back between
parallel lines 100 feet. more or less.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and S3l2.34 :;
aud the balance on such terms will be announced
by said NJ. Rose or trustee az sale.
II. c. G.. HARTMAN,
JULIUS SrRAtS.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
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EOR SALE OR RENT, "CEDAR 81
l. GROVE on the Nine Mile road, abouttw two Hi
and one. half miles from Richmond, containing 20
ACRES OF LAND The nuiLDlNGs are 'Srte'
NUMEROUS. and handsome, newly painted, &C. We
viii rent TO desirable tenant very low. or sell cheap
and upon long c. edit. Apply 10
ia 30 eOd3t CHAfFlN. STAPLES x co.
WE HAVE FOR SALE PRIVATELY
w the following REAL ESTATE: $50 FEET
RIVER-FRONT fold sugar refinery in Rocketls :
81 FEET on Franklin between Second and Third
streets: TWO SMALL BRICK DWELLINGS,
eight rooms each. with all modern improvctnf ntS,
The north ,ide OF Cary between Madison and Belyl-
dere streets
TERMS TO suit purchasers.
CAMPBELL & SCHOOLCRAFT,
IN 5.lm ll04 Main street.
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]. THOMPSON BROWN. AuclIonee

by Frank j. sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Aucti0neer, and Notary Public
office corner Hull and Ninth streets,
Manchester. Va.
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BY Jno. 4. Laugsen, Jr., Auctioneer,
GIG Nam street.


Ole Nam street.
EXECUTORS SALE OF DRY GOODS,
IL FURNISHING GOODS, SHOW CASES, FUR
NITURE. &C., AT AUCTlON-As executors OF
Mrs Fanny Heller, deceased we will sell al the store
Clay streets, on WEDNESDAY the An Instant, at
10 O'Clock, The stock of $1,000.
DRY Goods, FURNISHING GOODS,
HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS:
BED-TICKING. READY.MAoE DRESSES
l DOMESTIC FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
l SHORTCOMINGS. SHELVING:
AnassOriment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
hoANohN 'NNO''' MEYER MEYER HELLER,
JACOB MAY,
Executors of Mrs. Fanny Heller, deceased.
JSo. r. LAUGHroN Jr.. huc,ioneer. Re 3-2t
DICHMOND BAZAAR. On
IL Nos. 1888 AND 1440 FRANKLIN ST. III
FIFTEEN HEADoF HORSES, oNE FAR No.
AUCTION.
THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock, we VIII sell as above
fifteen head OF FRESH. YOUNG HORSES, just re-
ceived from PtDnsyvania. amongst Them several
A No single and double working animals.
Those in want of good stock should attend.
AT SAME TIME,
One pair Young and very stylish CARRIAGE
H@RsEs-csn BE- recomm .ndcd as perfectly re-
liable.
Our usual assortment Of
BUGGIES. WAGONS,
RUCKAWAY. and
One HACK and HARNESS,
together with all other stock that may be registered
in time for SALE JOHN IL. DAVIS
Proprietor.
FB COOK Salesman. fe4
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Having emba -hed in tie manHfJc ure OF cigars.
would Respectfully ask of my friends aud the public
TO continue to extend 10 my successor In The lnsu
rance bushes JULIUS >TRAUS that liberal pa
trOnagc which was bestowed upon the la,e trID, as
snIing them that their interest VIII be fully project
ed he retaining all the companies, and his expert
-nce in The insurance business VIII tend 10 the
mutual interest OF those who place their business in
his hands. Re pectfuly - - -
CHARLES MILLIIISER.
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Nv Frank j. Samnson

by Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent. Auctioneer, and Notary Public
Office corner Of Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
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QJLL-HEADS, $3.50 to % per ream, At
~ ~ DISPATCH RRiNTlEG.ROU4E
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DICHMOND, YORK RIVERc- ,

DICHMOND, YORK RINEKciTiaIla
HAND LhESAPEAKF 9AILROAD. x3tkrss-.:sss-a--@s
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTA'
TION COMPANY,
Ttrough-freight route between Richmond va.
an Boston. Providence. aud al New England cities
steamers leave " Est POINT, VA. on eacf
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II noon; con
necting with trains from RICHMOND.
steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston Cid Boston anc
Providence Railroad rfd West Point. Va.
ii. 7. DOUGLAS, superintendent.
&. -. GROSFR, General Agent. aD5
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l. THE CITY AND COUNTRY.-Haylng With
drawn from above concern | beg TO no ify my
friends and lhe trade generally that am now with
the well-knOwn NOTION HOUSE of Messrs.
THAXTON & ELLINGTON, where | would be
pleased 10 them and have their liberal patronage
as heretofore. All orders intrusted TO shall have
my strict attention.
fe 2-lw j, W. ARGYLE.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP ~,
~ COMPANY. ssstsSSSSf
FOR NEW YORK.

DhILAD ELPHIA, RICH sc.GseJs%.
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM S1s:ss.ats
SHlP LiEE-EGR ,PHlnLAApEiHHIA' i EALi
THREE TINES A WEEE.-Until furthei no.
tice the steamers Of this line will make tr-weel Is
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, ana SUNDAY. COD
meeting ~ Philadelphia with Clyde's New England
Line for Fan River.
QUICK TIME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOW EST RATES
Freight received daily III > O'clock +. VI.
"a rs W. MCCARR.tK,
General Sou, I'm Agent, Richmond, Va.
WI LIAM Z. CLYDE co..
General Managers,
NOES Nh ~ SOuth Wharyss. Philadelphia.
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
~ SHIP.-The undersigned have formed LINZ
TIED PART NERSiIIP 10 conduct the GROCERY,
LEAF-TOBACCO, AND GENERAL COMMITS
SION BUSINESS in the city OF Richmond and
State of Virginia. under the nrn-name Of HILL,
SKINKER 4 WATKINS. 10 begin on the ST DAY
OF JANUARY. 1880. ana TO continue for the pc
rlOd OF TIL &c Years g ycars
The GENERAL PARTNERS la said firm are
CHARLES ID. HILL, CHARLES X. sKlNkER,
and CHARLES WATKINS all OF whom are citi-
zens OF tie STATE Of Virginia aud reside IN the city
Of Richmond.
The SPECIAL PARTNER is GUsTAVUs
ODER, n citizen Of the State of Maryland and re-
Sizes IN the city Of Baltimore.
The special partner has contributed to the COM
mon stock as capital the sum OF twenty thousand
dollars 1870 ,000) In cash.
Withess cur hands this the 3lSt day OF Decem-
Der, eighteen hundred aud seyenty-nine QS79l.
(SiguedI CHARLES -. HILL.
CHARLES X. SkINKER,
CHARLES WATKINS,
General Partners.
GUSTAVUS OBEK,
Special Partner.
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DEPARTURE OF 6TEAaEas.

DOR NEW Y0R K.-The Ola xrETsG
II Dominion Steamship Company's ssfcnbtliS
steamship WYANOkE, Captain Couch, will sail
FRIDAY, February 9Th, at IL O'Clock "a.
Freight received until O'Clock A. NJ.
Through bills of adlng slgnad and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points NORTH south, east,
and west also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, SIP found-trip tickets
f24. Storage, So and So.
For freight or passage. apply to
q. w. ALLEN q CO., Agents.
fe I-3t COmpany's Wharf. ROckeits.
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DISSERTATIONS g pARrNERSHIPs.

RICHMOND. VA, Fl bruary l, 1850.
V'HE FIRM OF MILLHISER Il STRAUS
l. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
JULIUS STRAUS viii sign The irm-naine IN ligui-
dalton. CHARLES MlLLIllSER,
JULIUS SIRAUc.
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WANTED, A MAN white or colored)
w to work on a DAlRY-FARM: one who IN,
derstonds the management of stock and good
mixer References required. Apply to
GEORGE BELL,
70 2.9ts east end of . street.
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oUARRELLTYG OTER TUE RECEIPTS.

The fifty miles bicycle race Saturday night
in the American Institute Building was eonducte by
David Stanton who agreed TO give wentworth Rollins
one-tbird OF the gate money II DO would
furnish the bicycles for the men
TO ride Stanton also to furnish $500 In prizes. Al
the close OF the race Rollins claimed that Stanton had
not furnished $500 in prizes and demanded onehaf
OF the receipts. Charles Nancy, the ticket seller,
mad the money, $3.50. In satcAe'' ana TO
,,ood IN deliver IL 20 Stanton. All threo
NJ the men then struggled for possession OF the sncne
each taking firm hold on the handle Of H. worn Nhs
sont 10 the Fifty-nnth-st Police station ana Oncer
on,gley was ordered bring the men 20 the stauOn
house II being out OF the jurisdiction OF thc
Police Sergeant Smith refused 10 entertain com
plaint against the men, aud stanton TOOK tnee
satchel 10 the Ashland House and placed
it I'm charge OF Mr.. BrOckaway, the proprietor
until some settlement had been made. Yesterday
afternoon Rollins called at the Central once 10 prefer
charges against Sergeant smith Tor not affestng sn-
ton hui Inspector Murray. who was on duty nj Head
quarters refused to entertain the complaint
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ton where the National Convention will be held seems
almost paramount TO the selection of Presidenlal ca"
didate. Conspicuousy posted are score OF mn
placards reading: "Chcago Headquar'erSuIas -
Iors Nos Q and 81; "st Lonis ii'"D
ouarters-Parlor No. 81; Cincinnati HeadqUar'el :,
Paror No 10 y and visit to either OF me Lop's
Gated leaves the Impression that the particular
represented offers superior advantages in
greater claims. and In consequence hoius se % from
fhe ultimate determination. strong decgaiion nor-
Boston present, and while making srgsat no hdspi.
ticnlar claim, they offer the larBest can
taitv and beat accommodations the CITY t thn
afford should the committee decide to roTd at
CONFLICTING views by selecting that city, III "ouu
hest be but guess TO predict the action OF the co
tee tomorow but If careful Sny reissHG estiLnate Of
the average OF views expressed TINS eVchinT, T,n
it may be assumed that the chances are 10 The
erai imnresson seems be that June ~ Will oe ~
leefed as the date for holding the Convention