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THE MEMOIRS OF GENERAL TURNER ASH
BY AND HIS CoMPEERs.-By JAMES B. AvI-
RETT chaplain Ashby Cavalry and other
officers of the Army of Northern Virginia,
G. S. 4. Baltimore SELBY s. DULANY.
This book is very handsomely printed and
bound, doing credit to the publishers,
whose names are altogether new to us, and
we suppose new to the publishing world.
Without having had time to look into it,
we may take it on trust as a reliable mar
ratve of AsHBY's stirring and intrepid
campaigns, coming as it does from gen
teman who accompanied his command as
chaplain.
For sale by BIDGoOD & RILEY.
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This Is the heading placed by the New
York Tribune over an article commenting
upon case Of corruption brought to light
by the immaculate Mr.. GEORGE WILKES,
OF the New York Spirit Of the Times
Every paper in New York, Of every party,
has charged the New York Legislature
with corruption, aud that body has never
undertaken an investigation into the truth
itrS that it Just.
Mr.. WILKtS's charge is, that he, as Secre-
tary of the Lower California Company, ap-
piled to the New York Legislature for a
charter for said compauy-that the bill
was prepared, but made no steps forward
for some time, when certain members OF
the "third House 1.-THE lobby"-waited
on him and offered to assist him for a
consideration" Avcrring that he re
gaFded il as a case Of " stand and deliver
lie surrendered, and, complying with the
demand, made over 100000 Of the com
pany', stock, upon cond ton the bill passed.
Still! the bill made no Roadway and he
was again visited by the Holsters "-aS a
member of the Virginia Senate called
thcm-with n demand for $4,000 In cash,
and assured that the bill would not be
reported until they said the WORD aho
sure enough it ,cas1t. WILKES declined
TO fork over, and his bill slept on TIL neal
the close of the session, when he resorteo
to flank movement. He thcnlntroduced III
bill into the New Jersey Legislature. The
Holsters, hearing of this, Immediately came
to talk about getting it through the New
York legislature but were informed by
WILKES that it was not important to him
his company would organize under New
Jersey charter. This was enough; his bll
was immediately hurried through the New
York Legislature, and became law
The iobbers are fairly inferred to have beer
the tools of the members of the New Yorl
Legislature, and from the facts corruption
in that body is logically deduced. ie,
Mr.. WILKES gave a consideration and un.
der the rule which inculpates the man
who gives as well as him who receives a
bride, that gentleman does not escape un-
stained. 1t may be, however, that the
stock in the company is of so little value
that the payer of the bride is culpable in
no other sense than that of defrauding the
Holsters, We may safely suppose that
were Mr.. WILKES member OF the New
York Legislature, its moral character
would in no wise be improved.
As the company of which Mr.. WILKES
is secretary is composed of some notabili-
ties, we will add word with regard TO it
General b. F. BUTLER is at the head of the
Radical members of the company, and
AUGUST BELMONT leads the Democrats and
fnanciers. They have purchased grant
from the Juarez Government of Mexico,
under which they propose, in Lower Cali
iornia, TO plant colonies, open mines, con-
struct roads, improve harbors, SC. Lower
California Is pretty much barren waste
but 10 said 10 abound III mineral wealth
il there is anything in il, this compapv
will get al it.
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Whence do our exchanges which copy
internal revenue statistics from the Dis
match without credit suppose we get them
Have they ever seen the same IN any other
journal? They cost Us labor and money.
We do not allude to decisions like the fol-
lowing, which seem to be common pro-
perty, and may be found in a dozen papers
the same day:
The law of March 2, 1867, exempts from
stamp duty all writS and other original pro-
cess for the commencement OF suits in
any court. L. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
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THE NEGRO AT THE NoRTH.-The editor
of the Philadelphia Press, the well-known
Mr.. FoRNEY, has departed for Europe tc
attend the Worlds Fair at Paris. As he
was about to 60, some attention was shown
him by leagues, ETC., in Philadelphia. The
Colored Union League of that city waited
on him, serenaded him, and made him a
speech to which he responded. In the
course of his remarks he contrasted the
treatment of the negro in the South will
the policy displayed towards him in the
North-in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New
York Ohio, etc. After drawing the con
trast, he added: GLOW utterly beneath
" contempt is the contrast furnished il
"this exhibition by the unrcasoning and
"pitiless spirit Of hatred to the colored ma'
" in the old free States"
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Tho Iapisla turp--

will close II sessions to-day. IL has been
the longest sitting we remember. 1t has
extended over nearly five months. The
members will be glad to get home; and
though more congcnial and pleasant body
of gentlemen we have never seen IN the
capitol, we are free to confess that the
close of the session will impart pleasure 10
MANY not members of their body
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GREELEY ON WEED.-The Commercial
advertiser (rnURlow WEED is criticisinp
ii. CTS letter TO President LINCOLN in
1864, urging a settlement with the Con
fcderacy. III. q. charges I. W. with gar.
bling the extracts from this letter, and
winds up by calling him an " impudcnt
and unprincipled juggler, who never hest.
tates To substitute a statement that suits
hun for one that he finds difficult 10 deal
"''h." " IL. e." then p opposes "to have
NO further controversy with" ct. w."
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.


AF NOTICE.-our store will be closed on
FRIDAY The 2sth instant, and reopensd hoApA l.
10Th instant, when We propose to offer to our Gus
toners a large lot Of
VERY CHEAP DRY GOODS.
purchased at the recent auction sales In New YORK.
yainsook Muslins At 25c., worth 4'c';
swiss Checked and Plain swiss Muslins at &c.,
worth 7sc.;
Huckaback Towels at IL SO per dozen, worth u o.
per dozen a superior article at a2S and So
worth 81 and 81 50 per Dozen
Linen Handksrchiefs at 2oc., worth aoc.
Hems,i,ched handkerchief at SO and soc., worth
75c. and 81;
Russia Diaper warrant all lnen ct g 80 apiece
worth $3.50;
russia Crash at l9!c worth lsic. per yard;
A large lot Of Dress Goods at very low prices;
1914 ia and ia Linen sheetings at very low
prices:
Large sized Linen Damask Napkins at - pei
dozen;
Embroidered Linen Collars at 75c. per dozen, worth
So:
Veil Bareses, all colors, at Soc, worth 75c PEI
yard;
Calicoes at l?3, leg and zoe.
BIeached and Unbleached Cottons at E5c., and
upwards;
And lots of other cheap goods.
An examination Of our stock will prove that tbs
cheapest goods in this city can be had at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
No. l5l7 told No. Isl Main street.
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asithmond Nispatth.
MONDAY. ........."....".APklL 70, 1857
The Stay Law-Appeal to General
Schofeld.

We learn that application was made 10
General ScHorIELp, Saturday, on beha''
of certain parties in this city ana eiSe-
where, for such modification oil the stay
law as would place all creditors upon a"
canal footing. 1t is charged that, mas.
much as creditors whose claims have
been created since April 3. 1865, have the
privilege Of compelling the payment of the
same. older creditors will be entirely cut
cfi in every case in which the debtor has
not sufficient property to pay both his OLD
and his new debts.
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~ NOTICE.-The undersigned having been
appointed trustee in deed executed by julius
Steenbock & Co, made 10 secure their creditors,
on the 10th day of April, 1857, conveying among
other things all the debts dne the said firm, notice
Is hereby given to all persons indebted to said
concern, whether by bond note, open account, or
otherwise to make prompt payment to the under
signed, who is required by the said deed to use all
diligence in the collection Of the same.
NE>TOR II. FORBES,
Trustee for Julius Steenbock & Co.
Office at WIN SUTTON & Co :, Bankers.
APP l3-ts
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

NEW RICH MON ID i IL IA fF..
SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING Monday, APRIL 10Th.
ELLIyGER 4 FOOTE'S EAND COMBINATION,
the most attractive amusement travelling.
THE THREE SMALLEST HCMAN BEINGS IN
EXI5F ENCE
COMMODORE FoOTE,
the smallest mar in he wofld. tn. wonderful little
COMEDIAN, actor. and dancer.
Miss ELIZA NE>rtLLE
uhe Fairy Qurenl N" heau|ul little poe cal
reader and dansou.e.
The whole word il challenger in he som I
S5a.uuy 10 yr, duce tn equal Of 1ommoaere FcoG-
and sister In weight size. ami education.
COLONEL SMALL.
the great Female Character Dancer.
Accompanying these wonderful specimen OF hu-
mduty 10 their eceptr-ss,
Mas. c t. HUs> ELL,
the celebrated Vocalist AMI Pianist
In combination Wit the above mammoth array of
curiosity aud talent IL
william Il. HARRISON,
the celebrated comic vocalist ami cXtemporaneons
PROFESSOR E. 5"SHi BROOKS,
the we'll know 500 Nlolinrst and Pianist,
MASTER JACK,
the Musical Prodigy.
MASTER WILLIE.
the Youthful Prodigy.
Dress circle and parquette, sue. family circle,
3tc cooIcd gallery, 25c.
Doors open a. 7t-commenc. at : o'clock.
THREE GRAND MATINEEs
TUESDAY, THU RspAf. AND SATURDAY,
commencing al O'Clock.
lw
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PROPOSALS.

MOTT .-SFALED PROPOSALS
~ will be received for Ten days from this dal .
for the construc lon at on three mi o. # The
Williamsburg TuruIik. extension Tor one or
three mile, of rhe Central Road extension; aud for
one or two miles of the constru ction OF turnp k1
on the Chari,- tfty To-d Ill to paid Tor IN
5 ock 81 nic'hmond, Williamsburg, AID Central
Turnpike Company; ana the right reserved to re-
Iect any or all OF lid proposals
JoHN =. X a~~ihrX. Pre- sid.nt.
Office corner Fiitsei Ia aud NJ an streets.
an 29-3t
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Cor sale by BIDGooD & RILEY.

RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR YOUNG PEo.
PLE.-We have received from the pub
fishers, Messrs. HURD & HoUGHToS, New
York, the Riverside Magazine for Young
People. 1t is the best and handsomest peri
odcal for young people We have ever seen
The publishers display great deal Of en-
terprise, and their taste is equal to their
enterprise. The articles are exceedingly
entertaining, and the illustrations are ad-
mirable. Price, 50 so per annum.
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BY Harrison, 6odiin < Appers0n, Auctiaussrs
banksrs. Brokers, and Real E.late Ake.t..
v.IITABI,E TIMER LAMBS

NAlIA BiF TIM BfR LA lt>, ~
Y App MhrTuX COUNTY. FOK SALE
hundred and -ighty-tw acres heavily hmharea,
ali In Ur snal growth n ? Ess OAK, aud chc.EHaft
much Of II s,tmat-d 10 cut 10000 FEET OF ruprrur
pine timber t. the acre /; distant eight miles .s-r
an Ike llrnt road, tIom App mattoX alton, oil ts
sOuthsida railroad.
Also, SO! acres, 'ogr mile. and 4 half from tho
ma rtatlon--l5a acres heavily tinbeT-d with Et.
about 5OV acres In oak and chrstnut-A of ofl. A#
growth; balance cleared land, with CON i0rlaa -
Improvements. in good order
The pine timber Of this neigh borhcoi IL 'hs
nearest sourc. Of supply for thu sCufhstir, pau
Vile, and Virginia and Tennessee railroads f0r i
large section Of .ach of these roads, aud thar.
offers unusual Inducements for the investment -
capital with n view OF getting tiub~r. II i. tss.-
rable to sell these lands, and they viii 30 offered
very low and on reasonable terms. Apply to
HARhIsOS, GODDlS * APFbhNtS,
ap 22-M3w AuCtiunesr-.
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By Harrison. Goddin Appsrson, Auctioneers
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA.
~ LUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE sOUTE
SIDE OR MAIN BETWEEN TWENTIETH AMI
TWENTY FIRST STREETS. AND ALSO on TIL
WEST LINE OF TWENTY-FiRST BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY sTREETS.-As COMMISSIONS
Of ths Hastings Court Of the city OF Rich mond
acting under decree pronounced by the judy.
n. reof on the 18th Of April, 1867, In the d
Huffman and wife rs Curo'ti &c, | shall proceed
10 sill At public auction, the premises, on I
DAY, May 81, 1887, at hslf-past ( O'Clock p. NJ .
the REAL ESTATE referred 10 in the plaintiff
bill, belonging to the heirs Of the late Joseph
curOtt consisting Of A LIT, with q valuable
THREE STORY TENEMENT thereon, located or
the south side Of Main near to Twenty first street
AID occupied by good ten ant al fair rental.
Also, the VACANT l. IT ne r thereto. fronting
32i feet said south side OF Main street, running
back about So f.et
AIS The Lot IN rear Of the above, fronting s,
feet on the west line Of Twenty hrst street run
ming back about 5 Xty feet, more rr less plat u
which will b. exhibited AT the hour Of sale
TBRsS: nne third cas1 balance az six twelve
and elghteen months for ne solabie notes interes'
added, and It'll. retained until all the purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered by tn.
court The taxes a ID insurance for this year 10 be-
paid by the purchasers
BRADLEY r. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
The above real estate was sold on Monday tn.
22d April 1851 but the purchasers having failed 10
comply with the terms of sale, 1t will b. resOld
above a. their rick and cost.
BRADLEY T. JOHNSON,
ap27 Commission
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DIED.,

At half-past o'clock on yesterday Sunday
evening April 2s,h, &. WILLIE GILLIAN in the
eighteenth year OF bis age. w
TIE friends of his brother. Robert II. Gillian,
and uncle, George w. Gillian, are invited to at
tend hi. funeral THIS tMondayl EVENING al
o'clock from the Second Presbyterian tDr. Hoge's)
church.
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1" TO FAMILIES,

En- TO FAMILIES, ,
PICNIC PARTIES,
and all who love pure article Of
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price of ~ so per gallon!
Determined II keep pace with the age in my hu
siness and to serve my old patrons and the public
with the best Of everything In my line at the
smallest profit, have this day reduced the price of
my ~
SUPERIOR ICE CREAMS
to 81 80 per gallon, and respectfully invite the at
tion of families, parties, ricnics, etc, to this re
duction, with the assurance that all orders will be
filled with promptness and fidelity. Send In your
ordersto A. ASTbNl.
ap 22-lm ll05 south side Of Main street.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

TWO VALUABLE LOTS, ON THE
L WEST SIDE OF SECOND STREET BETWEEN
DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS, FOR SALE At
AUCTlON.-We will sell at auction on the pre-
misses on WEDNESDAY the let day of May, IT 5
o'clock =. NJ , the two VALUABLE LOTS located
rs above described fronting together fifty eight
feet on Second street and running back 2c feet to
suited for the erection Of dwellings or stores.
Terms. st sale. The taxes for lsd7 to be paid
by the purchaser. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ap 2T-tds suctioneers.
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BY Grubbs h Williams, Auctlonsers.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleyentb .,y.s

ERAME DWELLING. ON TWFy-
i TY-FlFTH STREET BEYOND vry,pIg
VOW OCCUPIED BY WILLIAM rEyEP""s'
FOR SALE At AUCTION We will sell ~ s'
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY ths a y,
Nay, ats O'Clock Z. NJ, the FaAMg DWEITfya
coated as ABB Va described, containing i've roo.
stth kltch-n, smoke. house. and stable IN. t.,
'ron's 23s feet There IL roma choice fyuit A., - .
lot. and well OF eEcellaui water 80 va
TRIMS: tsale. The taxes for l3s. To he ,.t,
by the purchaser. T"''
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS
ape 1nr,irnss,.
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BY Jane. NJ, Taylor son, Auetionser,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE EATU-
l. ABLE TUG BOAT TRIUMPH AT ACCTfoy.
Ufoning. president. and l.. Y. DinreiI. frsasnrar
Of the Virginia Towing Company, To me A. trustee,
dated the 27th day Of December, 1893, ana duly r..
money tn rein mentioned, and AZ the r,qu~., d.,
the beneficiary, / wtll proceed - sell II put he
auction, IN WEDNESDAY the sth day 81 My
next at IL o'clock ~, II fair If not. the next '..r
day thereafter, the S + Sam TUG BOAT TIL.
UMPH, at the wharf Of said company, In til Dock
TBRxs: Cash, or upon snch terms As may BE-
agreed upon ~ the time OF sale.
The boat will be At the company wharf for Ia.
spection three days before the day ~ sale
OTHO W. HAHa Trustee
sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAlIUE So
Auctioneers ap 4t..lt
Norfolk journal copy till An May and .gn4 hHl
to this Office.
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nE THE POINIS IN Fh'V "
nswHAIR DRESSING called
WOODS CAST ALLAN r. M
are the following:
l. It's unrivslled n, a Hair DRESSING
2 twill fasten the hair If lined TO fall on.
al twill prevent Dandruf.
twill render the Hair Soft ard Glossy.
g. Itis clearly, and pleasant to use.
Prepared at WOODS PHARMACY, and sold by
=, arr.cis,s ap?s
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sg NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES

Al
ISAAC GREENT4EES,
Sill R.oad street. between Eighth and Ninth.
The undersigned has ju-t returned with new
and desirable stock Of goods, consisting Of
Boys. Youths, aud Gents CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, Of all kinds;
SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, SOCKS,
HATS, Of all the latest sty les;
all Of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
!. GREENTREE,
81 Broad street lold No. li7,
ap 20-lm between Eighth and Ninth.
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It is report d that Senator WILSON will
divide time with Conservative speaker at
Wilmington.
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TACANT LOTS ON THE RITCHAS.

" HNh y bVIS, V.S II r BV0II = "
Y AN SPRING PROPERTY, FOR SALE II an
uhoriIed by several Of the owners Of these Io.,
fronting forty feet rorh side II Clay and tory
feet on south side Of Leigh street, ruuuiu. back
go feet To twenty foot alley 10 sell At very -
prices. BY late act Of the General Assembly =
Virginia these lots are now embraced IN thu cor
porats iimtls OF the city, but this year are sNrGa
from city taxes. This Is one inducem-ut 10 III -
who desire 10 purchase another IL, that he tsy
Railway COmpanys ears now RAINING Up
Broad street To Brook avenue and may soon % *.
tended west oi that point, which viii arora no
citizens In that part of tho town very great tv.'
venience as well - cheap houss rent Apply to
6sokGS 4. FIshsh.
at Messrs. Williams, jarrett 4 ti,h-r.,
ap l2-3tawts No 1909 Frankie street
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LOST, STRAYED. AND FOUND.

J0ST OR MISLAID.-On Friday the
i ~ 5,h instant CERTIFICATE for TMn 81 hES
OF the stock Of the Virginia AND TENN ESSEX
RAILROAD COMPANY, standing in tn" name OF
Joseph W. Davis. Transfer OF the same having
been stopped, the fuder will plea.e return the
certificate 10 W. Is. lSAACS CO..
ap2t-3t corner Main and Fourteenth streets.
STOLEN, STOLEN. Was stolen on
= Friday last, from our store door. child's
CAkki A6E or ftkaMBuLATuR The carriage
wao 81 uunsual make and nnsh, having double
,hseau o. singi. wheel In fr mt ANY iufOrnd-
uo' reading 10 the dc ton of the thief nd re-
by BnaSTu : cUPp,ST
ap .1-n corner Eighth and Main sire. 4
MOI lCE.-Appiication will b. made
y TO he Board Of directors OF the kt,bm-.s
Fredericksburg, ana Potomac hair, ad i, mn.ny
ior fs..waini per cent. scrip No. sss, for s2s5
~ ls-G2m
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An important movement is on foot in
Petersburg. See the letter of our CORE
.nnndnnt.
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BY Z. A. J. Clopton,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, No. 81 Twelfth
street. near FRANKLIN

1--WE r EA UTI + u l. BUILDING
Il LOTS ON UNION III Ii, IN THE COUNTY
OF HENRICO, KNOWN AS LOTS Nos. AND
IN ADAMS'S DIVISION, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TON II will sell At auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 3Cth day OF april, lse7, at o'clock
2 NJ the following real estate
Three beautiful BUILDING LOTS on west side
Of Tw-nty.ff between land streets, fronting
80 feet on Twenty nth street and running back 10.
feet;
One beautiful BUILDING LOT the east side
of Twenty fourth between and streets, front
Ing IL fset inches on Twenty fourth and 30 feet
inches on Byrd street, and running back 1872 feet,
one beautiful triangular LOT, Of front OF lS1
feet inches the cast side OF Byrd street, run
nng back good depth.
A plat OF the above described property can be
seen at my Office.
These lots regarded "a desirable for persons
OF limited means for private dwellings, being the
highest location on Twenty nth street.
The taxes for lso7 to b. paid by the purchaser
To be sold WITHOUT RESERVE.
Terms: Accommodating: and made known al
sale Z. i. J. CLoPTON,
ap 2i-.tds Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionesrs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

FRAMED DWELLING. ON MAIN
Il REIN WOOD STREET., BETWEEN HARYIE
AND SHORT STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii he sold at auction. on the premises, o.
TUESDAY, both April, at = O'Clock, the FRAMED
DWELLING located as above described, aud nov
in the occupancy OF Sir. Willis. 1t contains IN rec
rooms and kitchen. The lot fronts IL feet and
runs back l'o feet TO 2O-foot alley thus aforiug
a good garden.
Terms At sale GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ap27 Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin Appsrson, Auctioneers.
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estata Agsnts

Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
NEW BRIDGE CHURCH, WITH
IN ONE AND HALF ACRES OF LAND At.
TACHED, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold
at auction. In front OF Hsnrico County Court
house, on MONDAY tha 9Th OF May, 1857, at II
o'clock NJ the building known a. the NEW
BkIDGECHUaCH, with one and a half acres An,
attached, situated on the Stony Run or Sins NIL.
road about five miles below Richmond By "a
q1est of Msssrs George d. Peasants and John K
RUSSELL, trustees.
Terms: At sale.
app Auctioneers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND CONCERT
~ a. VIRGINIA HALL.
MISS ISA B. SMITH, assisted and supported by
some of the best Professional! and Amateur Artists
in the city, will give
GRAND vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CON
CERT AT VIRGINIA HALL
OS TUESDAY EVENING NFNF, ArRft 81, 1867.
Procure tickets and see programmes at the prln
cipal hotels. tn music and b okstsres aud AT the
door on the evening Of concert. ap27-2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sx NEW SPRING TRIMMINGS.
SECOND SUPPLY.
now OPENING,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES
and
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT.
ALSO,
PARASoLs,
SUN UMBRELLAS,
FANS,
FANCY GOOps,
NOTIONS, SC, &c, at
KEACH'S,
"yALPsTISR PLACE"
corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-29
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Dav
BY Grubbs & Williams, AuetIorssr.,
.a-..x ~ Main and kIav.p.k -,

North west corner Of Main and Eleventh stree.
VERY VALUABLE LOT, on BaNV
v STREET BErWEgS NINTH AVID rgyTn
TRgETs, FOX SALE At AUCTiOy.-Wa vii al
!, auction, on the remises, on THURSDAY ~,
"a OF May, at IL O'Clock N the very yaasbI.
,oT located a. above described. II front. 4 t.s,
inches on Bank street, and rams bacs .b ~ !.
fs-t. This lot may bs improvedeat sma cost .r I
: valuable for business pnrpo.es Cr Tor = ri,
tol square
TERMs One. fourth cash the balance at.
ana IL months, for negotiable notes, interest AZ.
"a, secured by a irnst deed The taxes FIR l,s-
be paid by the purchaser.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS
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