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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Is, 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
sAILgD.
Steamer Eliis knight, TraTers, Baltimore, mer-
chandisa and passengers. u. & w. GGrrte.
steamer Washington, Chichester, New York,
merchandise and passenger. W Porter.
Ste Gamer Virginia Allen, Philadelphia, merchan-
di.e and passengers. ". =. Porter.
Schooner Bee, Hearu, Norfolk, light.
The pilo. OF the steamer John Sylvester reports
eight schoonsrs In the river, bound mp; also,
large schooner ashore on Cannon's marsh.
MEMORANDUM.
NORFOLK, April E.-Arfved, schooners Hattie
Co m0s. Drinkwater, and Alice Curtis, Patterson,
from Richmond.
ASHORE.
The schooner A. II. sawyer. Captain Cook. from
Calls, Ne, with cargo Of plaster and laths, ran
ashore eighteen miles below City Point on tho l1th
instant The Captain arrived in the city last
evening for the purpose o. taking down = steam.
tug and lighters She il expected 10 hoat after dis
r,ing her deck cargo.
~ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. April ls.-Stsamer Scotia, from Liv-
erpuol, arrived lat night. IN the llth ran into
h, i sunk ship Berkshire, from New trlears Tor
Hayre. Saved the captain hls wife, and sixteen
Of the crew. Arrived, steamer Niagara, hlch-
III nd.
NEW YORK. April ls.-Arrived, steamer Santiago
Ron Thomas II. Clay, United States Minister to
Honduras
CHARLEsroS, April l8.-Arrived, schooner Hatch
Richmond.
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RICHMOND FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1867.

FIGHT AND FooT RAcE.-About dusk
last evening, two gentlemen had an en-
counter on Main street few doors below
Fourteenth street, the origin of which was
deemed so sacred that neither party could
be induced to furnish us the desired in
formation. When we first saw the parties
Mr.. johnson was pitching into Mr.. Grad
dock, and after few rounds the latter
gentleman raised straight coat-tail, and
abandoning his hat and shawl, sought re-
fuge in a neighboring store, to the great
alarm of several ladies, who were making
purchases. His opponent followed to the
door, crying out He dare not tell it-if
he does III murder him." The proprietor
of the store interfered for the preservation
of the peace, and got the parties away
from his door. The refugee, on appearing
on the pavement, had to exercise all the
talents of an artful dodger, and place
signboard between himself and his pur-
suer to avert his wrath.
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UANDSOME COTTAG II RESI-
STRgET. INsIDNEY, WITH TWO AGRps 90
uF LAMB, WITH 0RCHARD OF .HulcEG
FRUIT, FLOWERS, sHRUBBERY, &c FoR
RENT-Ths house has rooms, kitchen has
rooms, and other our. buildings: Eor terms, sp-
plyto Ghubbs WlLLisMs,
~ III
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REV. +. l.. MACON, ID. D.-This distin-
guished Baptist divine, pastor OF the FIRST
Baptist church In Albany, n. T., has many
friends in Virginia, who will be pleased to
learn that he proposes to spend some time
in this State during the present spring.
He was for years the popular and success
ful pastor of the Second Baptist church IN
this city, and will preach for his old flock
on Sunday the 18th of May. He will be
warmly welcomed, both on account OF
former friendships and his conservative
Christian course during our national trou-
bles, as we'll as because Of his wide repu-
tstion as an eloquent pulpit orator.
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Correction-The Richmond Examiner

To Hc EIitors ofte Enquirer:
In paragraph In tho local column Of Tuesday.
En- luirer. In noticing my arrest, you speak Of Mr.
Wynns az my " associate in the Erdmiasr." This
is not correct. Mr.. Wynne was never an associate
OF mine In that paper, or In any other business.
From the revival OF the Examiner, in December,
1885, up 10 the time Of its sale, ia September, 1885,
was the sole proprietor Of that paper and no other
N ortal being had right to control, or ever at
tempted to control, it, line of conduct Please
make this correction, and very much obliga,
Yours truIy H RIvEs POLLARD.
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April Is, 1867.
Messrs. Corardin d. EliySon:
Gentlemen,-I have the honor of ac-
knowledgipg through you the reception OF
the following sums-Belvidere church,
$20.53; cash, S2.50-so generously con-
tributed to the sufferers by the late cxplo-
sion at the Glover Hill mines. Allow me
again to thank you in behalf Of those
whom ! know will never forget your un-
tiring energy in their behalf.
! am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ID. S. WOODBRIDGE, Treasurer.
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gyIyEe & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner OF Fifteenth aad Franklin streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OFVALU
L ABI.1 Lot. WITH \ THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING THEREON, IN CHTRCH Hli.L,
OPPOSITE TIE DWELLING nE THE LATE
COLONEL WlL,0S, oE THitTlEfH SrSEET
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS A.
commissioner appointed by decree in the suit OF
Walsh and wife vs. Calm and others, pending in
tia Circuit Court Of Henricn comfy I shall, on
FRIDAY the lgih Day Of April, sb7, At clock Z
u of that day, sell at public auction 10 the high
est bidder. on the premises, the HOUSE and LOT
above described.
gyRYs: ono -fonr.h cash, the residue in three
equal iustalm"uts, payable in SIX, twelve, and
nrg.tisbla notes, with interest addai for thu de-
farrai PAYMENTS, ana the lifla rst4iaed until the
whole purchase money il paid ana conveyance
directed by the Court.
T. NANCE. Commi SSiorer.
sale conducted by LrSE BROTHER, Auctioneers.
ap pl7-tts
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs-APRIL Is
ALL THE JUDGES PREsEST.-In the case of
Ferdinand A. Weldon rs. y. d. Lips
combe and others, appeal from the Circuit
Court of Prince William county, by con-
sent of the parties, the case was dismissed.
City of Richmond Us. T. L. Dudley, adj
mnistrator Of c. c. Long. Decision Of
the Circuit Court Of Richmond reversed.
Argument in the case of Penn and
others rs. J. l.. Whitehead and others re-
sumed, and the case again continued.
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SToPrAGE OF MILLS IN MANCuEsTER.-
The stoppage Of all the mills in Manches-
ter on Yesterday was caused by a break III
the canal about two hundred yards above
the Manchester cotton mill. y large num-
Der of hands were Immediately put to work
to repair the breach, and as it was proba-
bly, completed during last night, the mills
will resume work to-day.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The SARA
Il TOGA, Captain king, will re- sA
caivs freight ali day FRIDAY the <-fFS
loth instant Passengers must be 49,
on boarl by 10 o'clock the same 6ssssxz13Szz1
night as she will leave oa the early SATURDAY
mornings tide. ux
an ls-2t GARSEF +. w AIsDS.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam < Co.,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants, and Real
kntata Agents. No. u West Pearl street.
EOR SALE AT AUCTION, A VALU

T. ABLE HOUSE AND LOT NEAR MASCHES-
TER.-at the request Of Joshua B Pierce, Esq. we
wi II sell at pub ic auction, the premises at 3
o'clock Z. II on THURSDAY the ?5th OF April
I.U7 Ai~ very handsome LOT, with DWELLING
and OUT BUILDINGS thereon, located on the
road running in front Of Samuel d. ltkinson's
house, in Chesterfield county, near Manchester,
and nearly opposite The residence of Mr. Albert
Woaldrid2e' dwelling. The house j. small but
comfortable. The lot fronts 50 feet and runs back
3Gi feet.
Terms: One-third cash balance in four and
eigh. months, negotiable notes interest added,
trust deed to secure deferred payments.
PlLkIaToN, PULLlAM co,
arR huctioupars.
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THE CELEBRATED BRIDGES FAMILY,
from Batty's Royal Amphitheatre, London).
MADAME HELEN BRIDGES,

tfrom Batty's Royal Amphitheatre, London).
MADAME HELEN BRIDGES,
Premier Eques;riennc.
Miss AMELIA BRIDGES, the graceful and brill
liant artist on the Elastic Rope, who stands above
all other compeer3.
Mr.. JOHN BRIDGES Master Of the Stud, and
Equestrian Director.
Nix. EDWIN CRoUESTE, the original Converse
,ionali.t, late Of Lents Circus, who Is the very
embodiment Of humor, mirth, and wit, Will also
appear, and relate some anecdotes, tell se'er"l
happy stories, and crack number OF tellihs JoheS'
that must please those who can appreciate ana ell
iov clever things well told and portrayed and VI
wildly dslircated.
Mr.. GEORGE BATCHEL0R, the great vaulter
and leaper of the age, will execute his Flying
Leap through the air, and finish with his double
somersault.
HARRY CADONA, the most Versatile Performer
In the world, will, at each performance give his
inimi,able somersault act through balloons, cam
vass, SC, &c.
Mr.. WILLIAM DONALDSON, the celebrated de-
lineator OF Negro Eccentricites. and Ethiopian
Clown.
ASHTON and WINNIE, the astounding Gym
nasts.
ROBERT HUNTER, Leaper.
WILLIAM MORGAN, the Wild Horssman Of the
Plains.
JOHN NAYLOR, the most aGable OF Ring Mas
ters.
Mr.. II. JENNINGS, Scenic Equestrian.
Professor THOMPSON, Trainer of Animals.
WILLIAM SMITH, Mr.. POWERS, Mr.. SOM
MERs, Mr. HEPPARD, and host of Acrobats,
Tumblers, Gymnasts, Fquines, and Auxiiares'
Acting Bears, Sacred Bulls, Performing Dogs, etc.
forming the largest and greatest variety OF per-
iormances ever given by any Travelling Troupe
Doors open at and o'clock performances
commence an hour after.
VIII also exhibit at Staunton on THURSDAY,
April 25th Charlottesville, FRIDAY, April Goth ;
Lynchburg, SATURDAY, April 27th. apr
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MAYORS Court MAYOR MAYO PRE-
SIDING THURSDAY MORNING. - Grace
Harris, colored, charged with stealing a
balmoral skirt from Engcl & Son, which
case was continued from yesterday, was
up again this morning. Sent on, with
Fanny Washington, who was accessory.
Bridget and Catharine Divine-whose
arrest on Wednesday we noticed-ap-
pcared, and their cases were continued
until tomorrow (FridayD
Mary Brooks, colored, charged with as
saulting Mary Sykes, colored, Knocking
her down twice in the street, hurling fish
keg at her, drawing a knife on her, and
threatening her annihilation, was commit
ted in default of bail.
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RuyAwAY.-Yesterday, the horse at
tacbed to the furniture wagon of Messrs.
Hablston s Bro, finding himself released
from the bride, dashed down Ninth street
towards Cary; but coming in contact with
the running gear Of carriage which was
undergoing repairs at shop opposite their
store, the wagon was demolished ana the
restiye animal "laid out" Nobody hurt.
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Two INFANTS FOUND DEAD.-YeStcrday
some boys, at play at the foot Of the hill
below the Presidents house, discovered Il
half-buried box, which, when opened, was
found to contain two dead mulatto infants
wrapped in cotton cloth. They appeared
to have been dead several days. No in
formation in regard to them was obtained,
and Coroner Little, not dceming it neces-
sary to hold an inquest, ordered their in
tcrment.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. L. 4. J.
Clopton sold at auction yesterday lot on
Sixth street, Port Mayo, 40 by 100 feet, al
$3.50 per front foot. A lot on same street,
359{ by 100 feet, at $3.50. \ lot on same
street, 40 by 800 feet, with framed stable
thereon, for 5000. \ lot SO by 90 > feet,
on Dennis street, at $2.2j per foot.
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Will also exhibit at staunton on THURSDAY,
April 25th, Charlottesville, FRIDAY, April Goth ;
Lynchburg, SATURDAY, April 27th. apT
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RoEGERY.-A junk-dcaler on Brook ave-
nue. near Baker street discovered Thurs
day morning that one Of his bummers,"
perhaps, had entered his shanty the night
preceding, against his wishes, and ab-
stracted thcreirom large quantity Of old
iron. He will no doubt buy it again.
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MARRIED,

On the 3Ist Of March, at Solomon's island, Che.a-
peake bay by the Rev. Mr. Largent OF Bait more,
John H. WOOD, of ST. Mary'o county, Md, TO
Miss LAURA LONG, formerly of Richmond, Va
x.on Wednesday, April l5th. In the Second Bsp-
fist church by Rev. T. g Jones, ID d, J LIZ id
JOSEs and LIZZIE B. DAVIS both Of this city,
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MEETINGS.

UNION BANK OF RicHsoxD,l
April IL, 1867. !
NOTICE TO TOrKHOLDERS.-T
" annual meeting of the stockholiers Of tha
Union Bank of Richmond viii be held on THURs-
DAY EVENING the I'd Of May next, Al a o'clock,
~ the office of Messrs. Davenport Co, over the
National Exchange Bank. full representation
in person or by proxy Is requested.
ap ltd JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
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CoNvICTs.-On yesterday three conyicts
were received at the pcnitentary from
Mecklenburg county. Caroline Toonc,
guilty of arson, sentenced for three years !;
John Willard, convicted for DEMONSTRATING,
term, five years; Isaac Mcdonald, for
horse stealing, will abide with Us, perhaps,
ten years. All of the above are colorcd.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
EIFTY B U | L ID NG LOTS, ON
Il LEIGH, GILMBR, wILLIaMS, AND MOORE
STREETS, AND SEVERAL BRICK DWELLINGS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTloS.-On TUESDAY, April
23d, commencing a half-past o'clock |. W.. We
will sell. upon the premises, about FIFTY BUILD
TAG Its, situated on the streets above named,
Just beyond Brook avenue, embracing
Is LOTS
on the north and south sides OF Leigh street;
q LOTS
on the north and south sides OF Williams street
LOTS
on the west side of Gilmer street;
LOTS
on the south side Of Moore street, opposite the
sidence Of NJ. Atmeyer
Upon several OF the lots are small BRICK DWELL
INGS. The lots will be sold in sizes TO suit puT-
cha.ers.
We invite to this sale the attention OF all persons
of limited means who wish To secure building lot1
and homes, as they can all be accommodated In
price and terms OF payment. plat OF the pro-
party can be seen a. our chice.
GRUbBS & WILLIAMS,
aplo Auc,ioneers.
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ARRESTS BY THE PoLICE.-FranccS Mil
Ter, negrcas, arrested and confined in third
station house Tor beating Mary Glenn,
negrcSs,
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RlcnNoNp, April 90, 1867.

NIIIIHWNV, NPII ", I"UI'
To the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Dear Sirs,-I have been several times
solicited to become 4 candidate for the
Convention to be held shortly for the re-
organization Of the State. | am unwilling
to accept any political office Of any kind.
Ny tastes and pursuits are altogether OF
different character. Yours truly,
ALEXANDER III. SANDS.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,

THE VALUABLE FARM CALLED
| CEDAR PARK" THE FORMER RESI-
DENCE Of DR.. X n. HUDSON. CONTAINING
ABOUT THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,
WITH GOOD IMPR VEN ENTS, AT POWHATAN
STATION, on THE DAAylLLE RAILROAD. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-W be sold at auction on
MONDAY, April %, 1907, At IL O'Clock NJ, upon the
premises the valuable Farm situated a. above.
one hundred and twenty five acres cleared in
cudin2 young orchard the balance in oak, pine,
and cedar. The improvements consist of frame
dwelling with seven rooms, kitchen with three
quarters. smoke. house. ice house. large barn. sta
ble corn crib, &c.
TERMS: Al sale. The purchaser TO pay taxes
for lsb1. GkuBBS u W VILLAINS,
anly AuCti, users
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Lee & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers,
No. l3ll Cary street.
{ CoMMl,Msl,IssIoNER'ssALEoF y \ FARM

COMMISSIONER SALEOF FARM,
~ - WITH GOOD BUILDINGS, IN LOWER END
he sansRti sa5SRiCo CoUNTY.-By virtue Of decree OF
Ist aay oi Apsil. 1887 in the suit OF Hobson and
ro co. On MO and others win sell at public
HenrIGo County Gour, house tn Il being Court day.
the TRACf os Ian ID OF which Elizabeth Irby
the city OF Richmond, near the Williamsburg
stage road, WITHIN Two miles OF Meadow station,
on the York kiver railroad, Containing TW1
HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES, at leas, ons.
half in woods, the balance ready for cultivation,
The Improvements are good, consisting of FRAME
DWELLING with four large rooms and passage,
two brick chimnsys, good frame kitchen, smoke
house, barn and stable, and good water and fenc-
irg. adjoining the lands of &. Gathrisht and
others.
Terms: One-third cash : balance in equal In
stalmeuts. with interest added on a credit of six
anf twelve months, the purchaser executing ne.
gotisble notes, and title ret.insd until fully paid
and con veyance directed by the court.
JOHN ". DAVIS, Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE GoDDIS, Auctioneers.
N
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BY harrison, doddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers. and Real Estate Agents.
RAMED TENE-

nFSIRABLE Il RI MED TENE-
IL MENT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OP DUyAL
BETWEEN ST. PET.R AND JUDAH STREETS,
ton on the premises, on SATURDAY the 10th
april, 1851. at - o'clock p. NJ, an excallsnt
FRAMED TENEMENT located az abova, suitable
for small family. and in good order, with =
front portico extending the whole length Of the
house.
TsaNs: One e-third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by a trust deed The taxes and insurance
for this year TO be paid by the purehsser
HARRISON, GODDlN APPst6OS,
apls Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh stree

DRICK HOUSE, ON TIE WEST
= SIDE oFF.FrH STREET BsTwEEN LEIGH
AND JACKSON STREETS, For SALE AT AuC-
TIUH.-on FRIDAY, 10Th Of April. at o'clock i.
NJ, we will sell upon the premises BRiCk
DWELLING situated as above, with four rooms
and kitchen; all in good repair.
The lot fronts Is f. et and runs back l92 feet The
property will be sold ~ whole or sub. divided so
=. 10 law oft ore more vacant lots, as may be de-
sired by bidders.
TExEs: Al sale Purchasers to pay the taxes for
1881 GEUBBS & WILLIAMS,
apl5 AuctUueers.
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JUDICIAL SALE OF BONDS OF
- THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
COMPANY.-The undersigned, commissioners OF
the Circuit Court of Alexandria county by virtue
of a decree of that court rendered at the special
term in February 1887 In the case of the Bn.rd OF
Public Works OF Virginia against Seldan, Wtthsn
4 Co, ri al, defendants, will, AZ u O'clock d. on
THURSDAY the 3oth day OF May, 1887. before the
front door of the court house Of that county ofer
and sell a. auction TO the highest bidder large
amount Of tho bonds of the Chesapeake and ohio
Canal Company. They comprise the following, to
wit:
parcel II I've bonds known ss SPECIAL BoSps,
N,s. 49s. 49i 525 52S and S2 for flto 900, ranging
In par value fr" $40, 900 to $50, 100; Al-o,
psrcel known as PREFBRKED BONDS, Tor
fl3, 500.
Terms OF SALE: Cash for s. 900 the residue for
well. endorsed negotiable note or notes At six
months, hearing interest.
sAFEs I. FEEdUsos NssS2E EsEAcH,} Commissioners.
NH -t3OM
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cMALL FRAME TENEMENT, ON
tS<T. JOHN STREET BELOW CouTrS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION after the sale Of the above,
p NJ we will sell the small FRAME HOUSE, now
occupied by william QUarles, situated as above
described. The house has three rooms. The lot
fronts - feet and rams back l59 feet Terms AZ
sale Taxes for 1897 10 be paid by the purchaser
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
.rI- sus,iluepr-.
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THANKS FOR PArERs.-To Turner, the
news man; to Southern Express Company.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
yorthyr.st corner Main and Elsyenth streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EN-
u CELLENT BRICK DWELLING ON THE
SOrTH SIDE OF JACKSON, JUST ABOVE ADAMS
STREET BY vir,ne Of a decree Of the Hus-
ttrgs Court Of Kich mond, entered March g. 1907,
in tns ca.e # Reeve and as, rS. Reeve and als &,
tn. undersigned commissioner appointed thereby
viii sell at public auction upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. ?ith hpril, at half past clock .
if fair. II not, the next tair day therea't"r, AT
sbovc described, now in the occupancy OF Mr.
Eurks The house contains Il We rooms, and i sub
stantially built; brick kitch N with two rooms
largr ward AMI garden The lot fronts fifty seven
feet and runs tck the usual depth.
Professionalism cash balance at :, !, g.
rest added, and title retained until all the notes
are p,d Taxes for 1857 tU be paid by the purchaser
u J. BURR REEVE. Commissioner.
GRrrrs & WILLIAMS. AuctiuneerS. ap II
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THE DISPAT CHI
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
SALES.--FUTURE DAY
BY Harrison. Goddin Apperson, Auc,ionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Zeal Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" HOUSE AND LOT At THE SoRTHEhsT
INTERSECTION OF sANDTWgNrY1 1sEvENTH
Pnrsnsnt 10 the provisions OF a decree Of the
County Court OF Henrico county pronounced on
the 4ti day Of February, 1857. In the ease OF Rex
rs Rer Isbsll as special commissioner, procsed
,o sell on THURSDAY the 2sth day Of April, 1897,
At baIf.psst O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises.
ths House and LOT at the northeast intersection
Of and Twenty seventh streets, now In the occu.
pancy OF Mrs Anna x. Rex. fronting on the east
line OF Twenty seventh street Ia feet and running
back along the north line OF street IDfest, DC.
ing part of Square No. % In HsckleIs plan OF
Rn'harfoord's addition 10 the city ~ hichmond.
II will be divided into let's to suit purchasers
TeRHs: One-thrd cash balance At three ana
.ix months for bond. with security, and title re-
tilned until all the purchase money is paid. the
N.s and insurance for the present wear TO be paid
oy tne purchaser. JOHNSON N. SANDS,
apis SnecIal CommissiopsF
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By Lyne & Brother,

corner OF Fifteenth and Franklin streets.
THAT NEAT LIT TIE TWO-STORY
i FRAME DWELLING ON TWENTY FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN "a AND ", NEAR TIE ME-
THUDlST CHURCH. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
We will sell at public auction, on MONDAY the
22d day OF April, at clock, that desirable little
DWELLING situated as described abovs, contain
ing four rooms, kitchen, &c, and now renting for
$50 per annum. The lot fronts 80 feet, running
back l85 feetto an alley.
TERMS: On day of sale.
ap It'd LYNE& BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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MODERN TIMES.
VII! exhibit al Richmond
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 2?d, 23d, and oath.
Location Corner Of Fourth and Clay streets

The GRAND PROCESSION will be given daily
at II O'Clock A NJ. and will, without exception, be
found 10 be the largest and most gorgeous pageant
ever given as public gratuity. Led hy h"r"ids'
nd Marshals, long caravan Of Mourted knights
attending the Ladies of the Court attired in robes
Of regal splendor. Succeeding this Will come the
beautiful BAND-CAR, containing ECKHART >
METROPOLITAN BRASS BAND-the finest or
ches,ra ever attached to a travelling establish
mont This will be followed by the long hs' OF
animated splendors, and will terminate with 'he
bloodsd, highly-trained ACTING HORSES the
ELFIN PONIES, and MULES.
Witness the following list, comprising only 4
portion Of the performers forming the
GREAT CONGRESS OF ARTISTS
connected with the
MODEL EXHIBITION
,r tha Sinetaenrh Century.