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-wAsHrxeroa LETrER.
Correspondence q the Rtcbmondplspsseh.

WAsHrSeroS, April zI 1868.

wasHrScroS, April 81, 1868.
srho-c Nos beeri something Of q lull in the
smnsscbment excitement to-day, andsiess
snacuiations INDUCED in concerning the re-;
s,,it. The fact that the SENATE swas not In
ression evidently qaieted the nerves of
those who are apt 10 become more, than
ordinarily anxious after each days. pro-
ceedings. Some Of the friends of the Preaiz
dent. who, since the testimony hAd been
CLOSED, were indniging ii rather gloomy
forahodings, again express fuitiii ia hisacquit-
tal after Investigating the votes uhich have
been he'd during the triaf. The doubtful
senators--ten are thus reported--haFssb been;
much more complinaented bytheir Radical
friends in heing considered. doubtful than
those who have been since the commence
ment of the trial Get down. as certain for
conviction.
itsisanotable fact in thisoonnection that.
those doubtful senators are oil among
the best informed and most conscientious.
lawyers In tifat body. Boutwell, opens with
his speech tomorrow, which will probably
Eli sixteen columns Of the Globe. The Ra-
ideals are expecting that he will make q
very formidable display Of, oratory, and as,
he has been considered always. as among
their most able and earnest debatsrs, he.
viii hardly disappoint them. Evarts will
reply, and on thas reply the friends Of the
President have great hopes. Asa lawyer.
Evarts 10 more than o match for any man
among the entire galaxy Of Managers. The
> most exciting days of the trial-sthose near
the end--are approaching, and the anxious
fever will have reached a higher point than
ever during the present week.
The Radical Gabinet-makers have again.
planned a new slate. This time Butler is
left out, as he is considered by them Of bet
ter use In the House of Representative
than in the Cabinet. Boutwell, il put down
for the Treasury Department, which Will
kill Sumner for the State Department, with
which his name was connected seyeraltimes'
during Mr.. Lincoln's administration. Hum
lin, e1-Vice-President, is assigned for the.
Navy Department; and notwithstanding
that Mr.. Stanton has assured everybody
that he does not intendto remain in charge
Z of the War Office, common consent gives him
/ that position until he chooses of his own will
and in his own good time to r%slinquishi its
functions. z @ 60
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BY Lyme s Brother -.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1859 Main street. 70
NoBAGCoFACT FOR

FOR
II SAFE AT AUCTION.-We win sell at public
auction on MONDAY the 27th day Of April, 1888
sat Iso'cIock NJ, In the building on Seventh street
sbetwecnaCary and Canal Streets next door 70
Charles p. Words tobacco factory, all the MA.
CHINERYM afirst ;sa toeaseG faStors n ss u .,
bnt little used1:say.le less than three months; among
11iSHYDRAULIc PRESS andPUM,
RETAINERS, 49, 20 sr3F 20
SHf CHARGE BOX-SCREWSs
1a& .d,CADDTE@BON SCREWS SEh2 ~
4.POT-BOX SCREWS, f4-<aa3sss il,
4WOODEN POTS, e4
81. 2sPOEND MILLS a.
H~ALF-POUND Z SsE r. -
q NINE-INCH MILLS, ~
4 .s{ILICORICE BOILER, t 80
- BENCHES, three stalls eaghs5s5 $50 -
BANDS, CASINOS, Ers ;. ars4e Il.
= 20 BLOCKS, IRONS -
In fact all articles necessary to make q complete
outfit. :, aoa ~,
lots to suit purchasers. !, Spr,yrrr t,,o 20
Immediately after which will be kENIED ahe
large and spacious FACTORY, with all the puhd-s
inss thereto connected 1Mas e RoTHER. auctioneerss =
q u ea.tds - IT. and Real Estate Agents. Z
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE ACRES
OF LAND. WITH A DWELLING AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE ACRES
OF LAND, WITH A DWELLING AND
OTHER BUILDINGS THEREON..0N
NEW BRIDGE ROAD, ABOUT5A MILE FROM
THE CITY, At AUCTION.-By virtue OF a deed
of trust executed by William Newtonand Jesse o.
Newton to the subscriber as trustee, dated Decem-
Der 10. 1852, and recorded In Henrico County Court
office, being thereto requested by the holder of the
bond secured, 1 VIII sell at auction upon the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, April q, at ~ oiclock<P.
NJ, IL fair. If not, then on the next fair day there
after, at the same hour, the property conveyed In
said deed. the same beings parcel OF LAND, con-
tanning three acres, more or less; bounded on ths
Stoney Run, with a comfortable DWELLING and
the usual out-buildings thereon.
The terms of the deed require a sale for cash. but
the beneficiary authorizes q sale for one-iourln
cash |; balance at ona two, and three years, lor ne
gotinble notes, interest added, secured py . oeeoo Oh
trust upon the property. The purenaseStspa pay
- THOMAS j. CARTER, Trustee:
Z, GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS Alctioneers. ap.l
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By Lyme d. Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
l4a9 Main street. b

yTERY DESIRABLE LOT, WITH A
SMALL FRAME STORE THEREON, ON
THE SOUTH SIDE f BROAD BETWEEN
TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY-SECOND
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-WM be
sold at public auction on THURSDAY the 2ad day
of April, 1868, at S. O'Clock T. NJ. that desirable
property located as described. The lot fronts
25xlo0 feet. ~
TERMS At sale. LYME 6 BROTHER, /
an 20 III Auctioneers.
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NORWOOD: A.~TALE OF VILLAGE
IN LIFEfIN NEW ENGLAND. By Henry
Ward Reecher. One volume, crown svo.
Nearly 500 p~ages.-Price, $3.50.
LANGE'S COMMENTARY is the greatest Bibli..
tcalEwork of the age.tsThe four volumes OF
I. MATTHEW. Translated and edited by Philip
>-Schaff. Dr. D. a. ..---g1-
by Professor W. G. T. Shedd, D. D.: Philip
Schaff, D. D. and Rev. C. C. Starbuck.
sIH.tACTS. Translated and edited by Charles F..
". THE EsPffsTIEs GENERAL OF JAMES,.
PETER, JOHN, and JUDE. Translated and
edited by j. Isidor Mombert.
NH Ia opposite the Spotswood. >
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FGTIRE DAY
rIsRnsTEEs SAFE On REAL sTl


TRUSTEES SALE OF. REAL ESTATE
lin THE COUNTY OF HANOyER.4By.
virtue or n deed DC trust Nearing date the 70 dHycr
1856, aud sdtiy recoeded sinotf,e Office Of
Hanover county. executed BIZ Henry Braes TO me az
trustee, for the benefit OF Tlonuns W.. D0svcl and
Pfiiin n Jones,sfo to secure tacs paynae1tsof two
notes for tiie sum OF 1870. IS each, The same being
for The deferred payments offhe purchase OF said
lam. 4 ghali proceed TO sell st ub1fc auctions for
casb' Mt ID O'Clock M. at. Hanoyer iC0urthouse3 on,
the 18th day OF April next that being Hanover
fhereafter. a desirable TRACT 0FLAND, COM
tanning l43 ocres, more or less lying on the .yr..
rinia Central railroad and a~djoiniig the lands OF
WiIiiam o.. winston, and running within ? hale
mile of the courthouse. The said land is wen
adapted to the growth Of the usual pr0iucts, and.
has upOnit some excellent timber. -Ja
~ tF5 ROBERTEo. BOSWELL, Trustee;
Observation-Disclosures requires the sale 20 2e
made for cash. arrangements, TOE q reasonable
J" 81 os-std Ss-e 49, -~gs9 Ser "A as r.. Old.
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KEEP COOL.-,5 500 tons Of oSIuN
4A~ICE, loading and now on tins. va. l.le ks I
down In my prices. These are times ~hicn rssfuiro
everybody 70 keep as cool as pnsstble. ,
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HUsHINGS & BAILEY,
". WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS AND

so 8at STATIONERS,
NO.. 2s2BALTMoRE STREET., OPPOSITE HANOVER,
BALTIMORE,
are prepared to ofer tofhec country trade goods IN
their line Mt prices that will compare fayorapiy
Their stock of.SCHOOL, LAW, and
MISCELLANEOUS BooKSfs large and wen Sc
AIarge and varied assortment OF Foreign and
Neutrality-suspicious. can always be found at their
1They keep constantlyeon hand a full supply OF
BLANK BOOKS of. different styles, and of their
own manufacture. Having a Bindery connected
notice, to fill orders for Blank Books ruled to any
pattern, or of any desired style of binding. a !.
:. Orders received by mail will meet, with prompt
attention. 49, ~
You are requested to call and examine our stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. -.
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By James NJ. Taylor s. Son, Auctioneers,
b. " Office No. 82f Main street, ~
three doors below, SpptSwoOd Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOTS
EAnJOINING MANCHESTER AT THE IN
TERSECTION OF THE PETERSBURGTURN-
PIKE AND. THE COALPIT ROAD, AT AUG
TI0N.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust executed BY
payment of a certain sum of money therein men
toned, dated the 18th day Of October, 1859, and duly
recorded in the clerks office of Chesterfield County
Court, and at the request of the benefciaries In
said deed, / shall proceed to sell at auction on FRI
DAY the LIST dayof May, mt haIf-past4 O'Clock T.
NJ, on the premises, OTIS Nos a and 1s in the
plan of Falls plantation, and situated as above. :
TERMS /: One-fourth cash balance ut four and
eight months. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee. I
Sale to be conducted by JAMES N. TAYLOR Il
SON.. AuctiOneerS. aA sa5+41*}ySA ap 2l-10t 3
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- sass oy bawnanHoIfsE 6 PARHAM.


DTURNER, bookseller, Ill. Mafn ssree., -
prepared TO furnish goods in his line on the n m0ss
The Bing Of Israel. "by Si.56 Char.
iotta, IS 5nSerftnnce, By IL. Braddon, author OF
Birds Prey, &c, &C.. SOC. Sooner or Lalef, ssScy
per.rolume; Dickens's Novels, CSC. per yoi1me
Guild Court, Soc. Brownlows, SEC: Any a pgTk
published mnfled at published. rates: pgs5aeNsTl Rio .
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GOMMIssIONERs, SALE OF VALUA.

f,NOMMISSlQNENS GALE Ur SaDeh
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN u COUNTY 4f
NEW KENT, yA.-Pursunnt TO d decree o. tpo
Circuit Court of the county OF New Kent, Va, pr.
noWpced on the 9th day Of March Lee, IN tse slsn N
tsTunStan ct ais. u.s. Pearson e Gts., the anoel-
signed. commissioners appotnted ny sald asitss'
viii seil nv public auction, TO tie highest bidder,
unon the premises, on,THURSDAy the 1h cayo
NAV. 1888. II fair, IL not. the first fair day tnsreai.
Ter, that valuable TRACT OF REAL ESTAlsI
tie proceedings of the said suit mentioned y
which Charles Pearson died seized and p9ssessen,
containing 1851 acres, more or less; aud lying np pds
along les margin, and within two miles OF tany
STALLS depot, on tho York Riyer railroan p,ycr
miles OF the White House, on the Pamunkey Ii,u,
between which point and Baltimore > steahtesD
now plysng twice . week. The Improvements ~
good, and sIItable for sucf, q farm, wftb W. eoa..ssEr
lion Of the dwelling, which Is old ana ons o. tu epr,,t.
About ne-hal OF the said landis eiearca AZ" Siisrk
yable, comprising some dnc as. isnd n yn OAK,
creek; the remainder has upon II sood pme'
There is also upon the farra q large aud Weis-se'
.iected orchard OF choice fruit trees. OK.
TERMS : Cash as far as necessary 70 pSs xe
penses Of sale ;for the Sesidne. bonds Anapp. sJ,i,-
security will be required, payable IN twci,.. ,arast
teen, a;idtwenty-fou months. and bearing pu ni
fromday of sale. The title To tho lanato ~ I. tfhaSe
ed until the whole Of the purchase money snAA
Persons desiring to visit the fasni can re. y Nor 4.
cars at TunstaIrs depot, and tllose aesnlins ,,,onss,
usstion can address US ut New hsan ~
sa 5oaSF +: fjERcE,
I. 80
5S -. commissioners.
~
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DRY GOODS.

THOMAS r. PRICE s. CO.,
Il CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH
80 STREETS, $3.50 a&@: u.s.
are receiving this day land will continue to re-
ce1ye by every express until completely their second
:. 20 SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in part of .,.-4,--4
~ PARTISAN SERGES,
szE-DIAGONALsPOPLINS
SEASIDE LUSTR - ~ a..,rE
MOZAMBIQUES, BERAGES,
&c! Sill and WOOL GRENADINES
RON BERAGES, PERCALES, .s..1..
~~ORGANDIES, &C., In great variety
Superb line of BLACK and COLORED SILKS;
Elegant MOHAIR and ALPACA-notsurpassedin
any market;
Large assortment of HEMsTITCHED and LINEN
CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS, very low,
from auction s,rs-s ,..:
from.the factory, much under the regular price !;
LACE and GRENADINE SHAWIS, &C.;
.ALEXANDRE'S KID GLOYEStn all shades and
GENTIEMEN,s WEAR of every kind and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS a specially.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
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- N@MVEsAH sZZENE@ AN~E $40
The Columbus Journal tells the following
of General Sherman: "Atfone of the Con-
nectiout towns, where he was brought out
on the platform to be seen by fellow-citi-
zens, just before the train left he observed
a tall, awkward looking fellow approaching
the cars, elbowing the crowd in the most ex-
cited manner, and believing, Sherman !
Sherman don't you know me? The Gene
raj intimated that he did not at 1.-The moment
recognize his questioner as o familiar ae-
-quaintance. Don't you remember, down
in Georgia, stopping one day on the march
where fhere'was aacrowd Of fellows looking
on o chicken fight : The Genealogical
Yes, he did remember. Well said the
fellow, With q grin Of ineficable satisfae-
ton and modest triumph, that was my
rooster what whipped
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DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF

- I tlhlOEy 0E W. DCLDo VIZ
I'D trust-one from William Gathright to Charles
w Dabney, dated April; 1855, and the other from
the said William Gatllriglt and Lucy Jane. his
wife. to James H.sBowles and Charles X. Wood
son, dated June Ii l86l,-the undersigned, as
trustees under said deeds, at the request OF the
owner of the claims thereby secured. will, on The
2OTH DAY OF MAY, 1868 on the premises. sell AZ
public auction, to the highest bidder, the tract Of
fand on which William Cartwright lately resided;
known as BERRY HILL, lying In Go0chland
county, adjoining the lands Of james H.. Bowles:
Mayo Watkins, aud others, and containing, 81
acres, more or less. This place Is under cIltiya-
ton, has some excellent creck-flat land. has
a good dwelling and all necessary out-buildings,
and is q very desirable place. Persons desiring
land or q comfortable home are desired TO look ~
1t before the day OF sale.
81 The creditor Is willing to sell for o%nc-fourth
cash. and the balance In six, twelve, eighteen, and
twenty-four months, for bonds with good personal
security, secured by q deed of trust. on The place,
and carving Interest from the day Of sale, and lhe
title retained until the whole ofthe purchase money
shall be paid. 2. y. p DABINnEsY, Trustees,
an 17-F4w C. r. WOODS0N,}
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NEW BOOKS, OLD BOOKS, AND RARE
In BOOKS.-We WIN send ANY BOOK, no mat
ter bytwhom published, manufactured, or adyer-
tised, to any address, postpaid, on receipt Of price.
20 1890 j. p. BELL {.
Booksellers and Stationers. 81
NH IL - !. ,Lynchburg, Va.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
tAuctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO -VALU-
Il ABLE FRAME oTENEMENTS ON NAVY
HILL, ON THE WEST LINE OF FIFTH
BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUVAL STREETS.
BY virtue of q deed Of trust executed to.the SUBJ
scriber by Moses Mitteldorfer and wife, bearing
date sthf September, 1857, duly recorded in Rich
mond Hastings Court, shall, in execution thereof,
on THURSDAY the Esd of April, lsss at q
P. NJ, If. fair, If moi, the first fair day thereafter. a
portion Of the REAL ESTATE conveyed by the
said deed-yiz., LOTS Nos. 60 and g. In the plan Of
Navy Hill, each fronting 80 feet, running back l22
'feett to AT. alley 16 feet wide, having thereon two
ing five rooms besides kitchen, &c. and each in
excellent repair, and renting for $500 per annum-
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a trust deed.
- - GEORGE q. WISE, Trustee,
Sale conducted by WELLINGTON GoDDIN.
an IL t5-aI F "a! - &f-@Ttr
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COAL.

DRICES REDUCED.-NOW is THE
il TIME TO BUY.-Being determined not to be
undersold by any one in the market, / will, from
this date, sell the best DUDLEYREDASH COAL,
for stoves and CRATES, at EIGHT DOLLARS per
ton Of 1000 pounds, delivered In any part Of the
city. .--- --f -
RAGE, and SMITHS COAL, at the lowest market
and constantly arriving. W. HALL CREW. (
Office and Anthracite Yard corner Seventeenth
and Cary streets.
street near Mayo's bridge. ap ls
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
are rrenared TO supply goods In their line at whole
sale and retail on the best terfns:oor c.n.
Large stock of STANDARDSBOOkSEfor fhe lie
R66RRINDING dn all its varieties. rnsIf mp 10
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EREsH oARRIVALs.-Just received at
the GREAT CHEAP STORE. a new and
beautiful assortment Of PARAS0LS, FANS, La
PORTE-MONNAIES, LADIES', and MISSES
HOSIERY, GENTS HALF HOSE, PAPER
COLLARS, 2GAUzE UNDERSTANDS, SPRING
Also, CALICoES, and a large and fresh assort-
lnent of fashionable SPRING GOODS, (which we
. Iae Gneandf a as in Want b, any dress e goods
will do. well to call and examine, before purchasing
= s" AMERICAN TRADE PALACE,
an II. $3.50 ssa~s 45.I ~ No. 429 Broad street.
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CpIRIFs TURPENYNE.--Riys barrels
sIsTPyrs riIRPENTINE daily expected W.
rect from the manufacturers for sale py LEE,
apis
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= WIFE, OFFER FOR SALE ON sATUR-.
2IDAYNExT,2s th April, &C II o'clock,,@a t the
nETON BULLS, .bredby DR.. 4. j. Woodbridge,
Of Hanoyerronnty nromthe celebrated Patterson
stock of Earyfand- bits a.
An aaNsf " r. HARRIS.
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BY Clopton, & HARDWOOD,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.

V7ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ! T. VEST Y ! 7
wITH1 IT'S INTERSECTION WITH CLAY
STREET, ADJOINING II RESIDENCE OF
HIRAM OLIVER, ESQ, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION,-Wiu be sold without reserve on.
DAY the a3d day of April, 1853, on the premises. at
S O'Clock Pm at auction, the UM-
fronting on the west side of Twenty-ifth street 185
feet, and running back within parallel lines ls2
feet. 80 a. E ;,
TERMS One-third cash: balance at four and
six months for negotiable notes with interest
added; title TO be retained. Taxes for 1858 to be
paw - CLoPToN & HARDWOOD,
,t-an.22 -e.t.sz.@ I4EuS fL > AuctioneerS.
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RESTAURANTS, &C.

.7ETELLE,. RESTAURATEUR, o.
~ l2o4 MAIN STREET, GzEIY4M
lis always supplied with the best the local s&a5f@
market affords, and also the luxuries of-kk--
is the faTorite OF the seasons-jour-
news WIN them the year round-and receives their
first fruits and their latest, from the contiguous
zones, with ice-bound streams on one border, and
flowers and fruits at the same time on the other.
GUESTS served atSall times in unsurpassed style,
according to order. Families supplied on short
notice. Dinner parties furnishedin private rooms.
Dishes not excelIed at any cuisine in this country
or Europe. y. 1
The BAR always supplied with excellent wines
and liquors, and best brewed drinks promptly
made, 49,, .5f..r.E .rr-. m ap
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Sale conducted by i. q. PuIIfaa Aastianser.

Owing to the mclennency of the weather the
above sale is postponed from Monday the 70fh OF
April TO the 2DoF MAY, as specified above.
C. c. McRAE Commissioners !
s APP s2-22dB sad. esth, 2sth, 3othA&1st&sdM
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a UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

"A, UUTIUNs SALE UF hEaH
IN ESTATE IN THE TOWN OFDANyILLE,
VA.-0n WEDNESDAY the fist OF May next VII
he sold. ut public auction, without reserve: that
valuable property known MS the DASVILLE NEW
HOTEL, a nelegant, new, fiyc-story brick building,
on Main street lot 7s;xis7 % feet, built with al inc
new modern improvements for n first-ciass hotci,
and containing ighty-seyen rooms, In addition 70
large parlors, diningh hall &c. The location is Que
Of the best in Virginia for q hotel. The house OPEN
ed and wei kept would secure at once from eeiel-
ty-fye to one hundred good boardefs. Agreatbsr'
gain may behad, as II win be certainly SOLD.
TERMS One-third cash balance at SIX anu
twelve months, with interest," satisfactorily -
cured. a.
Will be cold, at the same time and place, ,he Y
STOREHOUSE and LOT adJolnng,Ia Valua"'e
For further tnf0rnnation address
s~ 80 JOHN M. JOHNSTON, Esq::g
Cashier First National Bank, Danrllle, Va
IN IL afnSXf2nlh May 80 80 E
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COLLECTORS SALE.-I will sell at
" William; Ryan's store, In Rockets, on FIJI
DAYth the Ist Of May ISIS; at II O'CLOCK A. N.Y.
7 u 2SHOWCASES,5 s.s4 itG =
BAR ~ -lA a. ..:t1.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, consisting Oh the
usual variety, FE}F S
to satisfytaxes due tie city of. Richmond.
JOHN n. HOBSON,. Z
an 21-tds Deputy City Collector.
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SALES,
aTHIe DAY.


. d. liz. Dunnayant 6 Coz, Auctioneers,
No. 4 East Broad street. sSs
A. AUCTION SALE sOF BOOTS AND
IN sHoEs.-Wa VIII ontinueth the sie OF BOOTS
and SHOES at Michael Gunst,E, on Broad besWeem y
Fourth and Fifth streets, THIS W
The ladies' are particularly invited to attend, as
great bargains T ~ NE n gpbgerNs si A q CO.,
a. % - - ~ Ns.f Anetioneers.s
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KTOTIeE.l have discontinuedM
In my agency at present In RIehno9drI SE
want of q arst-class GOLDrMEDAL PIANO VIII
find it to their Advantage In addressing me at Balti-
more, Md, as I am not represen,sd az RIessnt IN
Richmond. ~; 81, lhE
a. nm any s1asE NH 2a-lm<
lNI0TICE.-In january, 1867, TWO.
CASES OF M-ERCHANDISE and ONE
WALNUT DgEGKE were left at our store on
storaee bya Mrs. Griffith or Griffin, and we hereby
give notice 70 her or any other person Interested
That unless they are removed by the lst day OF May
next they viii be sold af public auction 70 pay
charrea. &c. REGNAULT Il g.
ap AGcti0peers,
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NEW 5GOODS-NEWdG GOODS
LIN VALENTINE PLACE.-We have just re-
ceived our supply of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS, consisting in part of DRESS TRIM
,MINGS,r WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &c. We
desire to call the special attention of the. ladies to
our well-selected stock of Embroidered and Thread
Edgings, Real Lace Collars and Laces, En-
broidered Handkerchiefs, Parasols, &C., which we
- zs11S e ARMISTEADa BIBB,
an IA --. corner Ninth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-23
.By Thomas ". Keesee, Ancttoneer
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GALE or MTTELDoRFER &sseo.'s
STOCK CONTINUED.

4-%hAm%-A JOKE
GALE OF M1TTELDoRFER &.eo.'s
STOCK CONTINUED: e
The sale of an~TTELDoRFER 8 CO.'S STOCK
viii be resumed from the shelves THIS Thurs
day, MORNING at 10 O'Clock, when the entire ba-
lance or the stock win be offered, and which WIZ
inelaas ALL THE RETAIL srocK,
comprising a large portion ofthe choicest goods IN
the store such as a =
ELEGANT SILKS. IN patterns; -
CAMBRICs, tJACoNETS,
DRESS GOODS, So ha4 &59t ss~s q
asEGLoyEs, HOSIERY, aaS39 At@ II
~ PARASOLS, sns5 ,a588 III g. S1s4 ,
IA IRISH LINENS FLAENELs. r.
CoUNTERPANEs, - .yt-. 81
BLANKETS, -u. ~ gssei Sa
SWISS MUSLINS, T. ~a 90 -
BLEACHED CoTToNs, 80 n.
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, ID
aai yESTINGS, ssdEs455 5p1apRs EA ~
DAMAsKsNAPKINS asso a =
~ TOWELS, 3e1.srsF3 Issas sidH ~
q z LINEN cAMBRIC HANDKERcHIEFs,
LACES, 60.
EMBRODERIES, &c.
BY order of the Assignees,
!. 7r THOMAS w. KEEsEE,
iap % 3ne3s Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-23

4 NTHRACITE COAL.-I shallfrom this
"a day charge for the best quality LORBERRY
1000 pounds, delivered. These Goals are bought of
frst-class houses, and warrant them to give salts
faction. r @ sH i
Office. and yard corner Of Seventeenth and Dock
streets. Zap 1s1 WRIT ROBERTS.