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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-03
Paints, Oils, Window Glass
PROSPECTUS
THE. B A PvEEST

- ~
WE PROPOSE to publish a WEEKLY
wv FAPER, devoted to the diffusion of
the PRINCIPLES of religion and the interests
OF the Baptist denomination. We have
Decn moved to this undertaking by the
solicitations OF brethren in various por-
tons OF this State, as well as of other
states, among the readers OF the late
Contederate Baptist, ana by our own CON
vlctlon that paper of a high character
woufd contribute largely to the intellectual
Improvement, the religious progress and
the general welfare of the churches. The
hcld Is large, affording ample room for all
sincere and jealous laborers
The Baptist will be printed on o sheet
about twenty two by thirty-two inches, and
mostly in Long Primer type, clear and
leGlble, 80 that it may be read with com
tort, even by the aged. It's entire mecha-
nlcal execution will be Of the highest order.
Our columns will be enriched bv cores
Pondence and contributions from the
other southern States, and, occasionally.
from Europe and our missionary stations
abroad. The entertainment and instruc, ,n9
ton or the young-especially the child
ren-wlll not be forgotten; and our vene-
BILE friend, ''Uncle Fabian" so we'll and
favorably known to the readers of the
Confederate Baptist, will resume his labors
IN their behalf. In short, we possess all
tie Iacliltles requisite 20 produce a paper
OF the first rank. AS such. we offer it to
our brethren, and solicit their generous
cooperation.
The Baptist will be issued as soon as a
sufficient number of subscribers have been
secured.
TEEs1s So year, payable o.. the recep
ton of the first number
All communications will be addressed to
'1he EaptlSt, Columbia, S. c.
j. L. REYNOLDS,
A. X. DURHAM,
Jan 2i Editors and Pr1prietors
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The investigation of ''frauds" by
radical congressman turn out as cost
ly as the frauds themselves.
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Bacon, Lard, &c.
By JACOB LEVIN.

ON TUESDAY MORNING next, will sell.
at the old stand, corner of Assembly and
Plain streets,
casks very sgperior Canvassed Hams.
hid. prime Bacon Sides.
~ tubs superior Lard, in 50-lb. packages.
Boxes Family Soap.
Kits prime Butter
Bags Onions, &c March 2 9
Rr- COrOiniO, cOpy
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SHARP RACTICE.-Congress has va
rlous 'investigating" committees at
work; but the one that is investigating
the frauds at New York has met with
an accident-the peculiarly sharp
citizens OF that place having stolen a
great part of the evidence which has
been taken. The committee. how
ever, intended to call the witnesses
over again.
The Denver Me,cs says there is a
curious rumor from the mountains.
by a gentleman just down, that a
remarkable pocket or cavity has been
found IN one Of the mines near GRECO
ry Point, the walls of which are alb
solutely lined or plated with gold. It's
informant had seen small specimen
, from (which was valued at 5000.
A whole family in Philadelphia was
discovered last week in almost the
last stages of starvation, and the hor-
ror of the scene was heightened by
the discovery of the appalling fact
that the father of the family, who
had died ten days ago, was still un-
buried, from lack Of the necessary
means to defray the expenses of Sc
pulture.
The japanese Ambassador now in
Paris will visit the United States be-
fore returning home. His name is
ko-tole, and he bears the title of
1amatono-kami. He is a Minister
or Foreign Affairs AZ Japan, grand
officer of the Tycoon, and governor
of one of the largest provinces.
y gold mine iS said to have been
discovered on the farm of John Will
born, in Marion County, Ky. Lots
twenty feet square are held at $40, 900
each. 1t IS not said whether any
have been bought, though the speci-
mems found appear to be the genuine
metal.
The English are gradually increas-
ing their use OF tobacco. In 1S41,
they consumed less than fourteen
ounces per head of the population
IN 1861, it was eleven pounds three
and half ounces; and in 1864, ele-
ven pounds four and three-ouartcr
ounces.
At the Virginia State Library NAV
be seen curiosity in the shape of a
piece of white pine plank, in the
heart Of which is a perfect represen
tation of human leg and foot, com
plete in its proportions, as we'll as
color.
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HARVEY'S ITCH OINTMENT
I I cures Itch in twcnty-four hours. 1t
Il cures all kinds of Itch Barber's Itch
Camp Itch, letter Itch, Pile Itch, Scal,!-
head Itch For sale by
FISHER u HEINlTSH, Pharmacists.
Jan ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-01-25

ERROEEB OF YOUTAI.--A gentle
- man who suffered for years iron Nervous De
bility, Premature, and all the effects of youthful in,
.diaeTetion, will, for tho sake Of. suffering humanity,
sendfrseto AL Who hsea 1t ,she receipt and dice.
Atoms for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the 0d'
y~srtiser's expel fence, can do 50 by addressing, IN
periset coincidence, JOHN b. UGDEN,
agxtSF q Ro.A PeavSSt,, New YoEk.
Nfml4 - MEa8M
asgl5sf
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-01-25

and are receiving almost weekly additions "a
theifs whichfthey are determined TO sell as
cheap as the cheapest, and at all times at prices
iu bccordanee WITH the times Ataa7s 0sde2s
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Internal improvements.

The proceedings in the House OF Dele
gates Yesterday on the subject of internal
improvements are very interesting. The
Manassas Gap Railroad bill, which transfers
all the rights, franchises, &C., of the State
in that road to the Orange and Alexandria
railroad, with the privilege of continuing
the Manassas Gap road along the Valley
to within twenty miles Of Salem, passed by
the tremendous vote of 6l to 20, carrying
in its train the leading economists, not
withstanding that it empowers the COM
pany to borrow money ad i'.fnitam on the
property of the road, by which the States
interest may be rendered valueless. Some
Of these same economists will be throw
ing all their influence against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio bill, which is to complete
the Covington and Ohio road and why
What jewel consistency is
The reader will see that a change Of plan
of the Chesapeake and Ohio bill has been
determined-the buying of the States in
terest in the railroads concerned with
State bonds. This, we are led to hope,
may pass. Could the Legislature pass any
bill at all practical for this great work, 1t
will indeed be q great day for Virginia
that on which it is done.
The proceedings relative to the canal are
also interesting.
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IL nv 4 ID n II ~ II
think # auits UNNECESSARY, a. their prescription
publshsd below VIII not fail to cure every case OF
LEVY on THE BRAIN"
HERE GOES THE PRESCRIPTION Get Full
width shesting At ESQ.,, zat
Pillow Case Cotton, Il yards wide, at soc.;
p3eacbsd cotton ut i7s, fei, 10, and 2sc.;
Rsal French Msrino AZ Soc., worth si.@;
English Merino At toc., worth 7Sc;
Black Delaines st26c.,
Allweol Ylanrels at IS and DOC,
y.ry ane All.w DOL Flannels at $780,, worth 81
Heavy Red aud Gray Twillsd Flannel, ct ssc.,
is worth Soc;
Canton Flannel ats, 20, and 25c., worth Is,
80, and &c., and no mistake;
Calicoes at Is, ls3, and 2oc.;
Yard-w wide English Calico at zoe, worth aoc.;
Heavy Ribbed White Cotton Hose at 2sc,
White Ribbed Lambs Wool Hose at 50 and 7sc.
Plain Popiin at 25c worth $780,;
Striped and Plaid Poplin at IS, a7s, 30, and
Soc, worth from to &c.,;
Large Heavy Huckabaok Towels at IS per
dozen, worth 81 5oper dozen;
Ladies' Linen Collars at 7sc. per dozen,
Ladies' Embroidered Linen Collars at 81 per
dozen, worth 50;
Handsome Embroidered Linen Sets OF Collars
and Cuffs at5oc., worth $50;
Irish Linen at SO and &c.,
Cloth sacques, Basqes and Circulars, from s.
TO SIS.
Real Lace Collars at 81, sl.25, and $50;
Embroidered Collars at Soc, worth 81;
Embroidered Bands at less than New York
auction prices.
II the above prescription fails to cure, we will
cheerfuliy hand you over to the above druggist.
We will open a very large lot OF NEW GOODS
THIS MORNING LEVY BROTHERS.
fa1o No. Il Main street.
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1t is question whether STEvENs's bill
contemplates the abolition of the State
governments in the South, or merely places
"a power behind the throne greater than
the throne ITSELF" In view Of the fact that
many millions Of our State bonds are held
By northern men, it may be safely assumed
that the latter is the intention of the bill.
If our debt were owing only to rebel and
English "aristocrats," THAD. would terri
torialize the State for the purpose of rem
dering her bonds worthless. Our Legisla-
turs will be apt to make no provision for
paying dollar Of interest due to northern
men until Virginia shall have been recog-
nized by Congress as State, equal in
every respect to New York or Massachu-
sets. It would be useless; for if Congress
may any day legislate our authorities out
of existence, and send commission here
TO govern us, the acts Of those authorities
must be Of little value in law.
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ex-Tur TerTu ABOUT DYSPEPSIA

RE- THE TRUTH AboCi DiSi III
Whoever says that dyspepsia Is incuraole tel. u
that ia to saw, makes an egregious mistake. More
than ten thousand aggravated cases have been
cured by HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
while the number that have been prevented from
coming to head by the same means Is incaicnla-
BILE In winter and early spring, when the appetite
is sometimes too vigorous forthe comfort and ssiety
Of the stomach, Indigestion is most prevalent and
most distressing Is the appetite to be baked to &C
commodate the digestive organs Not for then
the frame would lack its due proportion Of nutri'
ment. The thing TO be done is to STRENGTHEN THE
STOMACH, tone the liver, and put the bowels In
perfect order. Nothing will do this so efectually
so rapidly, so quietly, so pleasantly, as HOSTEL
TER's BETTERS. This potent preparation trims
and balances the system, and clothesit as II were,
with defensive srmor. Chronic dyspepsia, liver
complaint, and fever and sgue are never known to
attack those who are wise enough to invoke the
aid Of this great preventive. fe4-eodz"
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Mr. Sfarens's Bill.

II is barely possible that Mr.. SrEvENs's
bill for governing the southern States by
military officers viii get through the Senate
during the present session. five had such
Judges on the bench of the Supreme Court
Of the United States as England hasin her
Court Of Kings Bench It's passage would
be q matter Of no consequence. 1t is
clearly unconstitutional. All that is lack
ins Is a court to declare 1t so. Now, the
Supreme Court would undoubtedly 50 de-
eide If compelled to decide at all; but SO
timid and time serving are Its judges that
they will shirk the duty ,if possible. In
the cases of the test oaths they withheld
their opinion from the public for twelve
months after they had agreed upon it.
And IL a case testing the constitutionality
Of this bill were brought before them, they
would not render decision in two years.
Congress cannot take away their jurisdic-
ton over such cases, since the Constitu-
ton expressly declares that in all cases in
which . State shall be party, the SUI
preme Court shall have original juris-
diction, Mr.. BoUTwELL's remark that
these southern States are no longer
States because the House OF Repre-
sentatives says they are not, but that
the Supreme Court might perhaps decide
that they are States if that House should
call them States, is, when thus reduced 70
its simplest terms, quite absurd. III as
snmes that the court is to be blinded or
misled by mere words; whereas the TACT
is tina, the court will pay no respect 70
any act Of Congress which thus attempts
70 set at defiance its own recent decision
that military tribunals for the trial OF
civilians are unconstitutional. A Federal
General who should even under the au-
thority Of such pretended law put a
man TO death would be held to be muir
derer by the Supreme Court; and pubic
opinion is certain to arrive at the same
conclusion in the end. Suppose the bill
sbould become q law, and the Federal
General in power here were to attempt to
punish one Of our citizens under its au-
thority. The Constitution says that the
privilege Of the writ of habeas corpus shall
not be suspended except in time of war.
Of course, then, any Judge of the court
would issue the writ notwithstanding any
law forbiddipg its issue. And, once in
court, the case would not be allowed to
get out until the constitutionahty of the
law purportingto authorize the militaryto
override the civil authorities were passed
upon.
As to the relative merits Of STEyENs's
bill and ELLIoTT's bill, We can say for our
selves, and we think We can for ninety
nine out Of every hundred white men IN
the South, that we would much rather be
governed by military officers than by ne
groes and their associates. Any one VINO
will take the trouble to read ELLIoTT's
bill will see that it DISTINGUISHES almost
eyery white man and enfranchises the ne
proes: whereas STEvGNs's bill merciiuliy
turns us over to military officers, who are
BUTLER and few others excepted sup
posed to be men of some respectabihty,
sense, and good judgment.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auetioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

THREE VERY VALUABLE IRON
i FRONT TBNEMENTS. ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF MAIN BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS, FOR SALE AT ATCrloE:=Will be
sold az auction, on the premises, on WEDn EspAf
three very superior IRON FRONT TEyBMsNTs
located as above, occupied respectively by Messrs
John w. Rison. J. L. Dougias and g. Baumh ard
Ut fair rents. The corner tenem.nt Is admirably
adapted for drug store and Is fitted up In neat
and costly manner, and possesses every conve-
two tenenents have recently beer bailt and none
bnt the best materials used In their erection. To
capitalists and others these tenenents present Pc
cular advantages.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by trust deed The taxes and In
surance for this year To DE paid by the purchaser
HARRISON, G0DDIS Il APPERsoN,
mn Auctionears.
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TIE STATE DEBT.--The following is 9
provision Of tho alexandria, Constitution
Of Virginia. ~ U'-
"The Legislature shall not provide for
the payment Of any bonds now held Inv
rebels 10 arms against the State or United
States Governmental
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TIE HOAE MoXrHLY.-This is the title
OF monthly journal published at Nash
vile, Tenn, by Professor A. b. STARK
and Hey.. FELIX r. HILL. It Il very
neatly printed BY the Methodist publish.
tng-houss. II Is conducted with both taste
Dpa talent The last number for Febru.
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MARRIED,

At Pennington, the residence of the brides ia,
ther, on the I'D January. 1897, by the kev; b.
Morrison, ID. D., ROBERT c. Robins, OF Glonces-
tsr county, Va, and Mis-, LEILA, eldest daughter
of William p. Buford, Esq, OF Brunswick county,
Va.
February IL, at the brides residence, by Rev.
Mr.. Baker, Captain W: T.: Tam BIZ late Z. ;;
D,.l,p r,Nl
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The Constitution Of Virginia provides
that in the year 1870 and in every tenth
year thereafter the General Assembly
shall reapportion representation in the
Senate and House Of Delegates. Until
1870 the voters in that part Of Heurico
county which has been annexed to this
city win be represented as at present.
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airy has very neat engraving Of the Chew
House in the battle Of Germantown. Such
meritorious literary enterprises are credit
able to the southern energy and talent,
and ought to be well sustained.
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By Harrison, Godd In & Apperson, Anctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate agents.

EXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT,
10 ON THE EAST LTEE GF SIXTH STREET
North OF LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE At
AUCTION Will be sold at auction, on the PR mi
SEES on MONDAY the 18th Of February, AZ half
pas, O'Clock p NJ the excellent BRICK TESE.
MENT located as above, now IN the occupancy OF
Mr. A. Pearl. II contains seven rooms, with front
and rear porticos besides kitchen, siahlr, sc and
il really q comfortable residence for q moderate
sized family.
Terms: one fourth cash; balance at tbrse. six,
and nine months for negoi sbfe notes, interest
added. secured by q trust deed. The taxes and
ins urance for this year be paid by the purcha.
ser, HARRISON, GoDDIh u APPBRSoN,
~ IL Auctioueers.
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DIED.,

In Baltimore on the sth instant, MORRIS Il
BUTTEkFIELD in the ffty.sxth year OF his age
ginia he leaves an atfectionate wifA to mourr
Eer loss.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auetioneers,
yor,bvsst corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE-BRICK
\ysT0RR AND DWELLING ON ORESON HILL
At AUCTION. By virtue OF a decres OF the
Hustings Court OF Richmond entered February ',
1857. in the case OF Kavansgh rs. kavsnsgh and
others the undersigned commissioners VIII Sc.
AZ anciion. on the premises, on MONDAY 2sth Of
February, 1881 at a O'Clock 7. NJ: II fair, u not,
then on the next fair day thereafter, a. the same
being a BRICK STORE and DWELLING on Ore
gon Hill situated on High street, and formerly
occupied by Mr.. DAVIS. The stand i con-
business.
TERMS: one-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest aidsd.
and title retained by the court until the notes are
paid The purchaser 10 pay taxes for 1857.
4 ANS :; SR u gpSsS;1EY Commissioners.
unnaars feA
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n ENTAIL AT AUCTION.-The party
II latsiy leasing the CORN MILL Of the town Of
Manehsstsr having failed 70 comply Nth IT., tss
81 The Board of Trustees, that on the STR DAY OF
FEBRUARY NEXT the MILL will be lsa.sc, on
the premises at Clock to the highest bidder Of
I CI.OPTON, attorney at law, corner OF Main aud
Fourteenth streets, Richmond, Va
r. n. TALLEY,
ixsl-td Secretary Of Board Of Trustees.
DISAPPOINTMENT Owing TO the inclemency OF
the weather the above Rental Is postponed T.
FRIDAY the 18th instant, at 3 O'Clock =. NJ, II
i"i' 49, r. q. TALLEY,
IA I'd Secretary Board Of Trustees.
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y. By y. B. Cook, Aretionssr,
, Oornar AZ Governor and FRANKLIN streets.

THIRTY MULES AT AUCTION
j on SATURDAY The lsth instant, al 10 O'clock,
/ veil sell at the horse lot, oa Council chAmber
an, THIRTY fIkST.CLAss MULEs.
These mules are sold for no fault. and can be
earn stly recommended TO thoss In want Of GOOD
Tssss: Ninety days srsdi, for approved en-.
aI WM (. 5. COOK, Aue,ioassr.
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By Harrison, Goddin L Apperson, Auctionesrs,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF BEAU.
"RITCalE sPKfNG' PROPERTY, ONE MILE
WEST OF TIE CITY. A SHORT DISTANCE ~
REAR OF THE RESERVOIR, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION will be sold At auction, on the pre-
misses on Thu RsDAY the 2lst OF February, 1857, q:
hall. past ! o. clock =. Nj, TWEaTY.FlVE ACRES
OF VALUABLE FARMING LAND, located as
above adjoining the residence Of the late MIR.
Giannini This land lays beautifully for sub
urban residence, and Il admirably adapted for
market garden or dairy farm, A. II has running
stream Of water passing through il.
TssMs: One fourth cash balance at three, SIX,
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by trust deed The taxes for
this year To be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDlN & APPERsOS,
fnN Auctioneers.
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~ UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ssoo,0oo.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, Js., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
z. A. Paine, L. y. Crsnshsv, W. r. CHARLES,
VIM. p Lyon.. IT., r. E. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, B. B. Wsisiger, ship,
W. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, !. d. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, A. A. Hutehin'
r. 7. Taylor, J. Rosenbsum, son,
W b,nford J. w Hall, w. A. jenkins,
!, A. Bslytn, w.P. Gray, W. Z. Tanner,
T. o. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. N. Nowln.
The security offered TO dspositors Is undonntso,
End tho institution should commend Itself TO al
slssses.
The attention OF all In city and country IS called
to this institution. Here they will find security
convenience, and proat. Sums as small as nVs
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. ints'
rest received on same.
once hours from "a. N. tosP. NJ; on Saturday
from Q A. ". to P. NJ, and from TO " NJ
fe l3-iEswts
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A NCHOviES, ANCHOvIES.-AN.
"A cHovils 70 ksss; slsssal sstisls Jsssss'
WM Louis j. S6ssilux, n,, xsn sssss,,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THIRTY.FIVE ACRES OF VERY
VALUABLE FARMING LAND, IN THE plan
OF WOODyILLE, ONE AND A HALF NILE
EAST OF RICHMOND, NEhR TO THE HE TOLL OIL,
COMPANY, FOR SALE.-We offer for sale th'
above valuable TRACT OF LAND, having on Il I
small building suitable for servants. The mos
part Of the land il very fertile, and Is admirably
we il sd 4 pied for market garden. Terms reason
able. Apply t9on,sou oonnyN 4 .pprpsoy
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WANTS,

WANTED, A S T u A i O n AS
w LAUNDRESS, COOK, CHAMBERMAID, or
can make herself generally useful. Address Mrs
b. X, No. los Eighth street Re l5-uT
WANTED, TO EMPLOY BY THE
w YEAR reliable colored MAN, who under
stands farm work generally, to work on Alarm one
IN le from Richmond. Apply at
HARRISON POWELL'S,
corner Of Eighteenth and Franklin streets.
IA
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
v FOR A SMALL FAMILY, ON THE -
EAST LINE OF SIXTH NORTH OF LEIGH :.iH
STREET FOR sALE-we are authorized 10 .EYtA
sell The BRICK TENEMENT located as above, now
la the occupancy OF Mr.. A. Pearl. II contains
seven rooms, besides brick kitchen, stable, elc'
BILE. Apply 10 ,onn,, !. .ppppcoN
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AUCTION sALEs-THIS DAY.
BY Harrison, 0cddin.& Appsrson, Auctionesrs,
BANKERS, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

Bankers. Broksfs, and Real Estate Agents.
ARGT AND DESTRABLY-LCCA-
IITED BRICK DWELLING ON CHURCH HILL,
Ar rag SOUTHEAST CORNER or CLAY AND
TWENTY-siXrH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION Will be sold at suction on tn premi-
ss s, 4 o'clock p the large and well arranged
BRiCK TENEMENT located as above, now In the
oeGJ hss ample recommendations for large family.
Tia lot has front Of about 50 feet, and depth OF
1870 feet. which will be SO divided e. 70 sell on
TsRss: one. fourth cash balance az three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, intsfes'
added, sec ursd by trust deed. Tns taIss ano IN
HARRISON, GoDDIN, APPERs0s,
.. - Aucuoneers.
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-LKYY BROTHERS

is thinking OF puttins mp q remedy to cure IL
complaint; but
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-15

vIOR SALE.-We are authorized to
n sell privately the very commodious ard IN
pleasant RESIDENCE and SEVEN ACRES E:iT
varghn ESQ. located on the River road, IN Ches
tsraeid county, Va, about half mile Of Nayo's
bridge. -, ,,sso-os
h.sidss basement with all necessary out houses
The garden Is considered one OF the most pro-
ductiye i'm the vicinity OF Richmond The yard y
well shaded water excellent.
Terms: Liberal.
f. Its Auctioneers, No. Is Pearl street