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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-06

SPECIE PAYMENTs.-T The Washington
Republican says that Secretary McCuLLocH
thinks it will be possible, without mate
rally disturbing the business of the coun-
try, TO return to specie payments within
two years and believes that if he is not
ntcriered with he can bring gold down to
ll5 or 1870 before December. The latter
of these promises will likely be kept.
Gold must come down-if that's the only
trouble-if the revenue of the Government
continues largely to exceed its expenses.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this Sd day OF
ns-st ]. B. MACMURDO, Notary Public.
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Virginia Lands-Northern Purchasers.
We learn from one of the principal real
estate firms in this city that within the
mast few weeks many applicants from the
North have called on them to inquire
ahout lands: and from the general tenor of
their inquiries, they seem really anxious
TO make investments and to settle amongst
us. They seem, however, reluctant to in
vest at this time doubtless because they
fear that our political affairs may not be
speedily settled. On this subject no one
desiring to remove to Virginia need have
any fears. Our people will unquestionably
take action under the Sherman law, and
do whatever lies in their power to cause
the settlement of the political affairs of
the State, and secure the restoration of
Virginia to her place within the Union.
No other State can offer greater induce
ments to thrifty farmers. Our lands lie
well, are abundantly watered, and~suscep-
tible of the highest state of improvement.
Our climate is genial, and every region of
the State healthful. East of us rivers, the
best of the highways of trade and COM
merce, are numerous; whilst west of us
railroads and the canal penetrate every
section. Every denomination of Christians
has foothold here, and churches are
found IN every neighborhood. The prices
asked Tor our lands are remarkably low
lower indeed, than those asked for lands
In many iess-iavored parts of the country.
we eau assure all persons desiring to set
tie IN virginia that they will be warmly
welcomed, and will meet with M OH,
treatment IMAM such as has made the Old
Dominion proverbal for hospitality
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On Thursday evening the 9Th instant, at 10
O'Clock, GhOEdE NJ, infant son Of Pcyton K. and
Sarah J. Darlington; aged four months ana hvs
days. ~ .
The funeral viii take place THIS EVENING At
clock
On " sterday. April 5th, Mrs NJ. E. KELLY, be-
loved wife of falues Kelly. .
H.r funeral will take place from St. Peter Ca
,hadral on sUND ~, april 7, at !. NJ
Baltimore and Washington papers copy.
on the morning of the 5th OF April, Mrs. Macy
ANN WILLIAMS, wife of the late John q. Will
iAms In the seyenlieth year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from st. James
church THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at half
past / clock. The friends OF the family are in
vited to attend.
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n IL. COLLIER, EsQ.-Mr. COLLIER wr;,es
Us very pleasant note. He understands
us now. We are gratifed that we bave
not offended him. His letter to the editor
of the Express is ingenious and subtle.
1t would fill several of our columns; and
our reply TO 1t would ill several more, sup
posing that we should and could answer
its arguments. So Well cen be content to
play quits with our friend COLLIER.
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SLAVERY IN DANGER IN CUBA.-A letter
from Havana, written by special CORE
Sp0ndent of the Baltimore San, gives out
that there are strong approximations
amongst the Shareholders that slavery is
to be abolished in Cuba before long. "The
" last steamer from Cadz has brought
very threatening news to the planters"
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We return our thanks to Rev. J. PETER
KIN, rector of St. James's church in this
city, for a copy of his Observations on
the Doctrine of Divine Providence" being
an address delivered by him last summer
before the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton of the University of Virginia.
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WANTED. agood COOK and HOUSE
w sppyAyT None need apply unless Wen
ITeGia EN- ,no, 'Pf ape-a
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AitI,mund Nispatth.
SATURDAY.. ,",.... APRIL 6, 1867.
Registering Officers.

General SCHoFIGLD has, in the following
special orders, initiated measures looking
to State Convention. Dclego''eS no" po-
test 3clegare yet we suppose comma"u-
ant NAV seek advice though he ma! nor
divest himself of his powers. General
ScHorIELp IS bound to appoint the boards
Of registration himself. The newly-con-
s,ituted Board will merely relieve him OF
the trouble of being bored by applicants,
though, truth to say, we cannot imagine
whence the applicants are TO come, seeing
that they are to be retired army officers
iof which there are nonc) and persons who
have always been loyal to the Govern
mont We think it clear case that the
appointces for most Of the counties will
have to be taken from the third class
namely, loyal citizens who live "any-
where" in the United States. We hail
with pleasure every new step taken to-
wards restoration.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST District,
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA, April I'd, 1867.
Special orders No. Is.
l. A board OF officers Is hereby appointed 10
select and recommend 10 the commanding ge-
neral for appointment persons to form Boards
of Registration throughout this district, rs re-
Quired hv the act OF March sd 1867.
The persons required will be one registering
officer for each mag!stcrial district OF couhhN,
or ward of a city. and two, four, or SIX iol tiIe
county or city AZ large, according 10 me SIZE
of The county or city-So as 10 form win me
registering officers Of the se'erai distrlcts oi
wards one, two. or three boara> oi hes'i'
ZION for the county or clty.
An officer OF the army or Freedmen Bu-
reau viii, If possible, be selected rs member
Of each Board and the other TWO VIII he Sc
Iect.d from the following classes OF persons
~, lSt Officers of the United States army,
~. of volunteers who have been honorably dis
charged after mcritorlous services during Inc
lote war 2d Loyal citizens Of the county or
city for which they are selected. Sd. Any
other loyal citizens having the proper quallh-
cations.
who not only are now but always have been
IoyaI 10 the Government of the United States;
men Of high character, and sound, impartial
Judgment, and, a far rs possible, men VINO
have the confidence of all classes of citizens.
No registering officer shall be a candidate for
any elective Office while holdllS the ONCE oI
registering officer.
With their recommendations for appoint
ment the Board viii report 10 the command
ing general brief Of the testimonials and
other evidence upon which their selections are
based.
The Board will report from time 10 time
their selections for particular counties or
cities without waiting 10 complete the list
DETAIL ron THE BOARD.
Breyei Lieutenant Colonel George Gibson,
Jr Captain nth l.. =. Infantry BreNct Ma
Tor {. Il. Layton Captain 18th I. ;. lnfan-
try: Brevet Major ID. vi. Vance, Captain llth
L. ) Infantry: Captain Garrick Mallerv, 43d
L. :. Infantry Captain j. a. Bates, 43d L. ).
Infantry.
Bycoinmand Of Brigadier and Breyet Major
General J. NJ. Schoteld, L. =. A.
[Signedl =. +. CHALFrS,
Assistant Adiutant- General.
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Our EXCHANGEs.-The Raleigh Progress
comes to us very irreguarly.
The Washington Evening Leader comes
in the afternoon. The Star, from the same
city, comes by the early morning train.
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VIZ IAN 7 II Dan ORPHAN BOY,
w eighteen years old, wants situation in
come mercantile business. Has had several years
experience, and can come well recommended.
Has no objection to 10 10 the country. Address
T. W., post Office box !24.. NH l5-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n, ruEeREAT EasTEaS.-ws feel pos

MY GREAT EAsTERN.-ws feel posi-
ux numerous patrons will BIO pleased to hear
oos fortuna. Having been informed that
tho celebrated steamer Great Eastern WaS aoo''
hatny san, TO New York for the purpose OF convey
ing across the "grsat pond visitor" 10 the r"'''
rxb,bft,or. We teIsgraphed to tho agent and sue
ceeded in chartsring the vessel.
The Grsat Eastern will leave Liverpool about
the lat Of May loaded exclusively with goods ior
" our house" Said goods have been selected for
ma by our European agents-Queen Victoria, Napo-
leon, Head Centre Stephens, the British Lion,
London Punch, and others.
The Great Eastern will land at the creek" a
few doors above our store and will be exhibited
10 our patrons gratis.
Until the arrival Of the Great Eastern all our
SPRING GOODS will be forwarded through the
Atlantic cable or BY balloon. The frat install
msnt came in yesterday, and is now ready for in
.pecton. Como prepa to find GOODS ALMOST
GIVEN AWAY. LEVY BROTHERS,
ap4 No. Is Main street
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JARGE NUMBER OF VALUABLE
IL LOTS, ~ ADAMS VALLEY, on tHNkH
BILL, AND IN RuCKETFS, FOR SALE At t"1.
TION VIII b. sold At auction. on the Ir.m...r,
on MONDAY the .th "f April. ls67, ~ - O'Clock
NJ valuable LOT having L front u ~ trsN uu
the Virginia Central railroad al its junction W.lh
Pine or Poplar street
Also, 4 LOT near the above, fronting o. tet',
Running back 20 feet
And AZ 1 O'Clock i. NJ, on the premises. viii Boz
sold those two beautiful HAIF-AGaE LOTS oH
Church Hill bounded by Leigh. Twenty seven. h,
and Twenty. . ghth streets to be divided Into ten
lots with front, On Twenty seventh AMI 1@wWtya
eighth streets each II - feet, running back IL.
feet to an alley fourteen feet wide.
After which, say ut !. o'clock y. NJ, on The PRE-.
misses, a valuable LOT at Rockets near DE El.
works, fronting ~ feet on The s0Ithw. - side ai
Poplar sire It. running back about liU feet tohs l
OF " illiam rutherford, Fsq.
Also, Il LOT on the north side ot Nicholson
street in rear Of the office 81 Captain III. w. Tyler
fronting 80 feet running back 81 feet
The foregoing lot- offer peculiar advauts gas -
ca pitalsts and others to invest their funfr a. E#ot
advantage and all such who have eyeua littir cA,h
are earnestly invited 10 attend the sale.
Terms one third cash; balance At four and
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest aided,
secured by trust deed. The taxes Tor the year O.
be paid by the purchasers.
HARRISON, GODDlN 4 APPEgso",
ap 3-tis AuctiOLeer-.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
Y ESTATE AND VACANT LOTS. IN POkT
MAYO, FOR SALE At AUCTION.-WilI BE- sold
on the premises on MONDAY the sth Of April,
1867 at / O'Clock p. NJ, In the order advertised,
tn. following propary-viz: Commencing with
that beautiful LaT corner of Osborne tnrnpikc, or
Seventh. and Louisiana street, fronting on the
frJ-ramed loo and on the last.name street 90
feet.
Next, will be sold the LOT corner Of Orleans and
Eighth streets fronting on the FIRST 2t5 feet, run
ming back with the Ia-t-nsmsd street loo feet
Also, THREE lots, corner Of benny street and
Williamsburg avenue, fronting about loo feet on
each.
Also. TWO LOTS, fronting together 10 feet on
Seventh street running back III feet.
Also, TWO LOTS, fronting together rs feet on
Sixth street. running back loo feet
Also, FOUR LOTS, fronting together % feet on
Sixth street. running back ~ feet 10 an allsy.
Also, TWO LOTS with large FRAME STABLE
now in tho occupancy OF MI. Henry solis as u
cooper shop, and fronting 10 feet on Sixth street
running bgck 100 feet 10 a wide alley.
Also. TWO LOTS, fronting together 10 feet on
Fifth street. running back loo feet
Also. ONE LOT IN rear Of the last, fronting 50
feet on Fourth street, running back loo feet.
Also the la q + THRhE-STORI K z
DWELLING with LOT. fronting 30 feet on S'Chnl-
son street, running back with Pace street 2,6 feet
TO Denny street, which Is also front OF ~ ieet
The foregoing property IL justly regarded IA
amongst the mort valuable In the suburbs for
stores aud dwellings, being lately incorporated,
convenient to the shipping. 10 the various dstle-
ries breweries, briCkyards. sugar refinery, and
many ether works now in operation.
Terms. Accommodating, and made known at
the hour OF sale. L. A. ]. CL0PFOS,
ap3 Auctioneer
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson. Auctionesn
Bankers, Brokers. and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES : \ LIE OF LEASE
/ HOLDS, ON THE WEST SIDE or PEAk.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, a.
AUCTIOS.-By virtue Of 4 deed II trust sxscnts.
To the subscriber a. trustee by william III. AID"
dice, dated goth March l,cd, duly recorded
Richmond Hastings Court, | shsl, Ia execute
thereof, proceed to sell at pablic auction, oU l'
premises on FRIDAY the 18th 81 April, l,t7, 81 .
o'clock NJ, that large AMI valuable BIZ.
BulLIISG, with iron front, now In the occut ans
Of Messrs Bowman strCuck. IL fronts % feet n.
Pearl stree and runs back about 10 festto virgin
street. The building thereon i, three slories b. =.
built oT the best materials. and In a workm4u.Er
manner II will bs sold subject to the terms Of Ia
lease under which Ii j. held.
Also Immediately afterwards. will DO fott taE
other BRICK TENEMENT. No ~, with iron irut.
now occupied by Nessrs. Hill & Potrat, ironN'
26i feet on Pearl street, running back sboh.
feet 10 said Virginia street. sut also subject ip
terms al the lease under which X Is held.
The foreg DING real estate il located 10 busitr'
portion Of the city, ano h not only very EaluAhs
but IL very conveniently arranged the later tet-
mrnt having on the hrst door FairbAuks pate
platform scales, and hosting machines front ah1
rear.
terms One sixth cash balance Al four, eishl,
twelve, Hheen, and eighteen months, for nesoiis.
BILE notes with interest added, secured by = ir.'.
deed The taxes and insurance for this year u u
paid by the purchasers. ,,.,,,.,....
ap2 r.. X. Ho"iNoA, Irntiet.
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LECTURES.

T kCTURE By THE REV. JOHN l..
IL EDWARDS TUESDAY EVENING, 9TH instant,
IT O'clock in the Broad street Methodist church,
for The henent of the Sunday School aud Dorcas
Society.
Subject -" PANlCS."
Tickets, TWENTY FIVE CENTS to be had al
the book stores and al the door. ap6-td
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BY L. ID. Eacho,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

4 FRAMED TENEMENT, ON TIE
n NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BE.
TWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWE.TY .FlksT
sold at auction, on MONDAY the sth day Of April,
1887 IT halfpast clock r. NJ, that very dssr&.
bic GROCERY STAND recently occupied by West
i Andrews II can b. purchased privately IL APP
plication l. made revious 10 the day Of sale.
Terms: Made known on the day OF sale.
f. ID. EACHO,
Arctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Fourteenth street between Main and Franklin
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BY Harrison, Goddin Il Apparson, Auctionesrs
Bankers, Brokers, aud Real Estate Agents.
-cALE az NALEARLE HOTEL

GALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
y LEASE AND A LARGE STOCK OF FFENl.
Of ID T Norris ( Co. 1, dissolved, All tue
business Of the Monument Ho,ei mast b. closed
| Therefore offer the uuexpired EASE ~ 'he hotel
for sale aud win sell or lease with ID ell tao FIR.
yITURE in the hotel II not dspo,ai 81 privately
before the 18th of april, rhaii offer The nrur,ry
Tor sale, on the premises, on that day, ~ pUh.ts
auction. The purchaser IT The lease, am entna.
r.zaI 10 saw may extend II "a long Il. hu p.st.a-.
or purchase the hotel upon very liberal terms
Reference Ia Me,srs. Harrison. Gciuta kfgrr.
son or the subscriber X Z. EMEEs0H
Surviving Partner
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BY Grubbs & williams, Auc,'onesr.,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUABLE LOT, WITH
\ SHOP AND STABLE THEREON, At THE
CORNER FRANKLIN AND UNION STREET
FOR SALE At AUCTIOE-We will sell Al aEr
lion on the premises on TUESDAY fha IN At
April, AT - O'Clock " the very valuable Lot d.
Gated H. above described, with the BLACKSMITH
SHOP thereon. occnp 81 by Nr. John AcKluley.
and STABLE I'D Ioibiug,
The lot fronts 90 feet and r1rs back ~ feet an
being near the msrket and In the best bH.lussa
part OF Franklin stree, should atir tCt attention.
Terms. una.fEur'h cash the balance Al four
eight aud twelve m 3uths far negotiable note.
interest ADDED secured y 4 trust deed. Taxes tat
GAUBBs s WILLIAMS.
APPS Auctour"'s.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l REAL ESTATE. LYING IN THE COUNTY
OF HEERICO, ADJACENT TO THE CITY o.
RICHMOND IL DTElLS ADDITION AND cos.
TlGUOUS THGRsTn.-By virtue Of deed II
trust TO the subscriber, a. trustee, from Jacob
Keck and wife, hearing date the 2l,t day Of lie
cember lssb recorded in HeuricO County Co1rt. !
shall IN execution thereof proceed y eel Al pub.
lie auction on the premises on TUESDAY the lf.h
day OF April, 1897, beginning a. @o'clock J.. vi ,
the REAL ESTATE in said deed conveyed, con.
sistirg of three LOTS or parcels q ground, with
the very excellent FRAMED DWELLING AuI
other appureEances thereto belonging, 'ormery
owned and occupied by the late william BooiA
ono lot, numbered 80. curtai ing ono 2crsf one.
naming lot on which stands tn dwelling house
containing seven acres, more or less; the IT.
two lots lying In Duyals addition adjacent 4
the city ani the last. touins thereto; all on The
road leading from BROOK avenue 10 the iani
John v ickhams heirs. bssides the dwelling
house there Is large framed bntldirE, recent
erected for a ds,ilery, with bold spring 4
water near thereto.
Teams: Cash a, tO a sufficient srm 10 pay M
expense, of sale and Of the execution ~ th' irE'
and also To pay tho SUN 81 $500 with lnirfs'
from December u, 1855. and upon Cr@if A. o.
Al 500 and interest thereon from December Il. u"
to June - l,s7 and A. 10 the residn", npnn such
credit a. the grantor shall designate, or Ia drt4U
az such si.natiou, H. the undersigned shall lie.
termiue the credit payments I" hear interest fr1m
th . day OF sale and 10 b. adequately secured ~
li.n ~ otherwira The taxes ADD iu.uIaues i0r
this wear 10 be paid by tie purch 4sar.
ap5 JOHN A. BElEh, trustee
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Lee q Goddin,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auction err,
No 1914 Cary street.

FRAMED TENEMENT ON pop
L LAR srRgET, AND y.CATT. LoTs ~
LEIGH STREET. IN ADAMS VALLEY. P6v
SALE AT AUCTION We will sell on 30 o. !
9Th OF April, 1857, at haltp.s o'clock y. NJ. ~
the premises \ FRAMED TENEMENT con a.a.r,
i've rooms, OF the east side OF Poplar and Four
Lsanth streets
After which. We will ofFer two BUILDING LnTS
on the sonth sids Of Leigh street nesT - t d
above, fronting 2lk feet each and extending bsr,
Ice feet
TEsas At sale. LEE & GOrDIg.
apps Arc Inunnr.
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JUDICIAL SALE OF BONES o.
% THE CHgs APPAEE AND ONO CAsA.
COMPASY.-The undersigned, commisstprvr
the Circuit Cour, 81 Alexandria county, ny Faf.a
Of 4 decree OF that court rendered 1t thr spec
term In February, lso7. In the case of the Bgtfa
Public Works Of Virginia agAtnst sald.n, N,.at
& Co, Ell al, defendants, will, At " clock N .
THURSDAY the s0th day OF May, 1857, before +
front door of tho court house of that county, 81.
and sell at auction Ia the highest bidder ~.
amount of the bonds Of the Chesapeake and 60
Canal Company. They comprise the following
wit:
parcel Of i've bonds. known a. SPECIAL Boz
ECs. 49, 49, SIS. So and Ut. for ti4l, s9, fAts
In par value fl N flO, vgg 10 $4,000 /; Also
marcel known Is pkE.sAAED BoSpst j.
Sis. 500 s.
TEENS OF SALE. CAsh Tor - 90 the retldEs
well endorsed negotiable note or hoSe' a. -
months, bearing interest.
JAMES SsksOs, lcommiSsionea
:. FERGUSON BgACH,i
NH 3O-t30M
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By Lee * Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
ACRES OF HEAVILY WOODED LAND, N
THE COUNTY OF HENRICO. or THE CHARLES
CITY ROAD, NEAR WHITES TAVERN, SEVEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT Aun-
TON We will sell on MONDAY, 18th April, 1867
At IL O'Clock NJ, on the premises, the TRACT OF
LAND as described above, 100 acres OF which are
original growth of oak $50 mixed, and thirty acres
cleared with frame tenement thereon containing
four rooms.
4 bargain can be had If early application Is
made. AZ private sale.
Terms: Accommodating.
ap Std LEE GDDDlS, hucuoneer7.
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By Harrison, Goddn Apperson, Auct'oneers
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers.
northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
Y DENCE IN SIDNEY, FOR SALE At AUG
TiON ON MONDAY. sth April, at half.past /
O'Clock p. NJ, we will sell at auction upon the
pre- misses. the RESIDENCE occupied by Mr.. q. w.
eavcs situated on the south side of Main street
between Cherry and Cuiyert streets. III II very
neat and comfortable house with seven rooms and
a kitchen. btsides the usual ont houses.
The lot is - by lgg feet To Il 20 foot alley. The
neigh borhoOd IL one of the best in sidney.
TERMS: one. fourth cash balance ~ I, !, and
I2 months, with interest, and secured by trust
deed. Purch asar 70 pay taxes for 1857.
api GEUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By 7. w. Reesse, for s. C. T. 4 Co.,
Once No. lai7 Main street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth.

THE SALE OF CHINA, dc, WILL
10 continued At the store Of J. q. sgELsog, Agent,
corner opposite the Ballard and Exchange Hotels,
On MONDAY the sth instant. The stock consists,
IN part, OF
RICH FREgCH and ENGLISH DINNER and
TEA SETS.
FINE TOILET SETS,
ELEGANT CUT-GLAss GoBLETs and
CHAMPAGyEs,
DECANTERs, TUMBLERs,
GLASS DISHES,
MUGS, EGG GLASSES,
WHITE and BAND CHINA PLATES,
BAND TUREEEs,
COVERED DISHES,
SUGARS and CREAMS,
EwERs and BASINS,
BAKERS, CHAMBERS. etc.
Also, a large stock of
KEROSENE OIL CHANDELIERS and HALL
LAMPS. GLOBES, etc.
Also, all the
STORE FIXTURES, DESK, COUNTERS, etc.
The public especially invited to this sale, as
the stock is yet large and complete, and to he sold
WITHOUT RESERVE.
THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auctioneer
apG for S. C. T. i Go.
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BY Lee & Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIonears.
No. l3A Cary street.

TWO FRAMED TESFMENTa. on
4 SEVENTEENTH, RICHARD, AND COECGJi
STREETS, NEAR TOCsRRTN6TOS' : MILL. FGg
SALE At ATCTlON.-We viii sell on WEpIF.'
DAY, 10th OF April, 1897, AZ half-past otcfnrk ~,
he premises. q FRAMED TENEMENT on the ~ !,
side of Seventeenth and Richard streets cont AIN
ing three rooms.
street near 10 the Virginia Central railroad cen
tanning II We rooms.
Terms Atsale. LEE q GODDIg.
APPS AuGtiorperg
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re SPRING GOODS.
CLOTHS, CAsSlMERES, VEsTlNGs.
e. DOHERTY,


J. &. DOAERTY,
SO? MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
The Subscriber respectfully calls attention to
the large and varied stock OF the latest styles oi
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
onersd this day. which he has selected from the
northern markets during the last week The goods
are all Of approved makes, superb In style, and can
be recommended for strength of fabric. hneness oil
quality, as well as reliable colors.
Having all the facilities necessary to proper Sc
lie zion, purchase, and manufacture, and with an
experience of twenty years az
PRACTICAL MECHANIC.
he asks an examination, promising to make all
garments in AZ good style and just ~ low as they
can be obtained anywhere in the country.
Remember. the best material and as cheap as
thew can be obtained is the motto
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