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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-07
BY Lee b Goddins Auetioneers,
No. llIa Main street.

TRUsTEEs SALE. OF VERY yALU-
DEED Asp FIR II Sgsik hSkEs OF LasH,
THE RICHMOND AND YORK, RIVER RAIL
AND KNOWN AS FttIsONGf MEADOW s q
At PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF, a. 1ist
deed made on the 2stl day Of June 1851 to the nm
dersigned by Christian Leber, Jr., recorded in the
clerks office of Henrico county court. to secure
scrbsd therein and by consent Of The parties inte-
'front.' Of the Office Of Lee & Goddin. No. Ills Main
, street, on SATURDAY the 10th day OF July, 1882
&C 5 O'Clock p. NJ, the following VERY VAIUA-
BILE TRACT OF LAND, with the improvements
thereto belonging situated as described above and
continuing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIy
ACRES, of which $50 acres are rich Chickahomny
Eats, producing finely timothy anti herdsgrasses-
not subject to overflow at any period OF the year,
and well drained; fifty acres of well-improved
high land producing well; and ffty-six. acres
heavily tlmbered With oak, hickory, walnut, and
pine, OF very large size. Orchard OF choice fruit
trees, and excellent water. "a .g ,sf 5s-3s #
Tie Improvements consist OF large frame
dwelling containing, with basement, nine rooms
In good repair, and the usual out-bu!ldings The
aeighborhood is good and proyerbia for its healtl
fulness. s-.s.s =. ..lr..slr
TERMS OF SALE One-half win be required In
cash the residue upon credit Of six and twelve
months, IN equal instaments, for negotiable notes
with interest added, and secured by trust deed
upon The property. GEORGE ID. WISE,
sstlali7h ~ Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE 6 GoDD1s, Auclioneers.
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Literary women are not so entirely un-
like the rest of their sex as some people i'm.
agine. Grace Greenwood tells the following
little story, which illustrates the point g.
lovely Young friend Of mine once met both
Miss Martineau and Mrs. Someryille at a
A literary sciree. Being exceedingly modest,
geny friend dared not seek an Introduction to
8beings so existed, butwatched them afar of
with the intense interest Of true genius
worship. AT last she saw them sitting to-
gether in q secluded window-seat CONVEX
sing in q deeply-inte resting manner. Think
ing that the subject under discussion might
be the track of The next comet, or some pro-
found question Of political economy, she
resolved to draw near, and, unperceiyed,,
catch and hoard up some Of those grand
revelations of genius and bold specnlations
of science. She stole noiselessly up to the
window, and, hidden by the curtain, list
ened. I'll tell you what mean to d.
said Miss Martiaeau, laying her hand en-
phatieally ON the arm Of Mrs. SoneYVille,
/ mean 10 have my white Grape shawl dyed |
brown to wear with my brown sstiu dress
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE.--In execution Of o decree Of the
circuit court Of Richmond, entered 31st May, 1859
in the case of Quariess administrator rs, Quarles
and ais. and Kersey cs. Quaries's administrator
we will sell ut auction iii the order named below,
the late John D. Quarles died seized, to wit: on
FRIDAY the gth day of July, ut II O'Clock NJ In
front of HenricO county courthouse, TRACT
OF LAND in the county OF Henrico, about seven
miles below the city Of Richmond, between the
Williamsburg and Charles City roads, adjoining
the lands of Thomas French and ats, and con-
tanning l69 100000 acres. Lr....
immediately thereafter tsay at o'clock ?. NJ. I,
upon the premises, an undivided moiety of q LOT
OF GROUND OF the west side OF Twenty-third
street between Main and Cary, DO by l32 feet: the
other moiety of which, 1t is believed, is owned by
George Turner.
And in the AFTERNOON. upon the premises,
respectively, commencing at O'Clock, we will
sell BRICK AND FRAMED DWELLING, with
seven rooms, OH the north sideo Cary between
Foushee and Adams streets, occupied by Mr..
Kendrck, with lot q by 154 lc-12 feet to an alley
seventeen feet wide. 81 4" lE
81 by l54 1912 feet to said alley.
At 8 O'Clock, u BUILDING LOT on the north
side of Leigh street, between Adams and st. Peter
street, adjoining the residence of Mrs. Ellen
Fletcher 10 by $50 feet to an alley sixteen feet wide
Andat 81 O'Clock, y BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
no. SOY in Marshall & Mann's plun near the resi-
and Clay streets, being the same house formerly
owned and occupied by William Burke; the lot Is
23l by 90 feet to IN alley sixteen feet wide.
TERMS One-fourth cash; the balance In SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest, for
negotiable notes, title retained by the court until
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
. s THOMAS p. AUGUST
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BY Paine & Co., AuctEoneers.
: ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.

BY Paine & Co., AuctEoneers.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
On THURSDAY. July sth, commencing at 10
= O'Clock, we will sell ut our auction IRONS
- y very large and desirable assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, {.
comprising a great variety OF entirely fresh and
.seasonable GOODS, among wliicha are many
very choice GOODS.
TWO HUNDRED CASES BOOTS, SHOES,
Z t AND BAI.MORALS,
now receiving from Bostoa-mcstly prime GOODS.
Also, a large stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
including an invoice of very bne
BLACK AND COL OHED CLOTH FEOCK-
Il. COATS, -us
r.. and n splendid assortment Of
.-s. .@ BOYS CLOTHING,
Z with an invoice of g4s
.a- ~ SADDLES, lsRiDLES, &C.
- =. EE'E8 ALSO,
MEMS AND BOYSrcHAT In variety; =. pr
WHITE AND COLORrED CANTON MATING.
+. The whole to be sold without limit or reserve.
+ jya PAINE eco, Auctioneers.
. WILL ALSO BE ADDED e..rs
the stock OF merchant tailor, sold by order of the
assignee. consisting of t.ctn .asa
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. and VESTINGS, &
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, &c. -
= All splendid goods, and to be sold without re-
serve. -..-t-E So = .a6. .@e PAlNE q CO.,
. i've .a-,at Auctioneers.
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tsss "a &sEEyM &k ID zss5 ssE q taAES Lays.
TEIGH EoNsTABLE'S EALE.Will be
- sold on TIfURSDAY. Jaiy s, 1859 NJ IL clock
I sarJ ~ = One OFFICE DESK, SIS -s.f
I figis sEH One LETTER PRESS, 80 +,
! ffd hl7n And one lot GRAIN BAGS
70 satisfy distress warrant In my HANDS IN faFor OF
John Freeland and aSnipst GwatfImsy u motifs;
/ 3e6at5t- w. r.. TALLa III. O, o. II, :.
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ByLee & Goddin. Aucsioneers,
4L-- No. 1lla Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN THE
i COUNTY OF HENRIGo.-Byv virtue of a
deed of trust from William y. Martin and wife,
dated the 18th day of May, 1868, duly recorded In
the clerks Office of Kenrico, county court, and
being requested to do by the beneficiary in said
THURSDAY the stl day Of July, 1859, at Hen
rso county at Il A the hE az
TINT certain TRACT OF LAND lying and
being on, the Darbytown road, In the county Of
Henrico, containing SEVEN ACRES with the Inn
movements thereon, rad Joining the lands Of the
estate of Archer Taylor, deceased, John w. Fts-
sci, and Leonard Htzer. -. .1-s.
49, a. A. ATKINSON. JR., Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE d GoDDTS. Auctioneers.
Sv
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM, WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS,
WITHIN FOUR HUNDRED YARDS OF CHES-
TERRIFIED COURTHOUSE.-By virtue of a
deed Of trust executed by DR.. j, +. Anderson 70
the subscribers trustees, dated LIST January 1888,
and recorded in Chesterfield county court office,
being thereto requested by the CREDITOR will sell
ut auction, ut Chesterfield Courthouse, on MON
DAY, 18th of July THAT being court-day,) at IL
O'Clock NJ, the property situated as above, and
occupied by DIR. p. f. Anderson. 1T embraces
about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less; about two-thirds in woods, the
balance cleared.
The improvements consist OF a dwelling with
eight or ten rooms, and the usual out-buildings /;
also young orchard of choice fruit.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
and note for 81 900, due LIST January, 1869 credit
TO 81 GEO until LIST January, lS70 and the residue
upon terms to be made known ut the time Of sale.
7. W. GRUBBS,
i. S. WOODBRIDGE,
Trustees.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ie ls-2I, 30, 25. es&tdts
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PROPOSALS.


VALUABLE COAL LANDS IN VIE
GINA FOR SALE OR LEAsE..-:Ihe unaei
signed, in pursuance Of decree Of the cir T91
Court Of the county Of Henricp In the State OF yir
gina, made on the Sd day Of May 1862 VIII
PROPOSALS. IN WRITING, either for the Z J Il
CHASE or LEASE, from and after the 3iST DE-
CEMBER, 1869, of the whole, or any part OF Inc
COAL LANDS situate In Chesterfield county a.,
belonging to the Chesterfield Coal ana iron nilihs
Tie lands cost said company more than $500; COG:
The mines which they contain have been, and ~; ale
now being, proftably worked by the present les
sees and the property is considered OF great Vaiue
for It's coal and iron ore. 49,. . as....s,
The different tracts are known as follows ;- ;,
OOIDRIDGE,S and FALLING CREEk.n
containing about TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR
A stBL acK HEATH NINETY NINE
stBAR'kER and BRANCH's, ''NINETY-NINE
A aHAR,vrE and HARRIs,s,, TWO HUNDRED
HCULLIN,S,n SEVENTY-SIX ACRES;
"MARTiN,S, ianotler tractl, THREE HUN
DRED AND TWENTY-SIX ACRES;
"SALLE PITS TWO HuNDRED AShEo )
and q COAL-YhRD and LAND attached thereto TO-
on james river Opposite Richmond containing
Inquiries and proposals may be addresses 10 Ile
undersigned, post-ofice box No. ga Ts Usn
va, until the Goth day of October, A. u: 1867 =, .
II is recommended that the proposals De mhue as
specific as possible, since the decree requires tls
to be reported to the court for its approval or dis
-''n way y ANDREW JOHNSTON,
POWHATAN ROBERTS,
ie os-3taw5w Special Commissioners.
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w. " a well-lnown business man Of San Fran
cisco, somewhat noted for his eccentrlcltleS
and freedom of speech, had a book-keeper,
Young man who had-been taken on trial,
and was struggling along on S1OO per month
One day last month u young man from the
country, called in at the ONCE TO see. tne
book-keeper, who was an old acquaintance,
and addressed him Familiarity thus: =" Hal
loo How arc you, General?s as he shook
him cordially by the hand. The employer,
sitting in the office at the moment, heard
the sa1utation given, and when the stranger
left, wheeled his chair around suddenly,
and looking the book-keeper in the face,
lei himself out thus :, I" General, sehl Gen
eral !! G-e-n-e-r-a-l Z Gen, gen, er, er, al, al,
General! How are you, General Well,
it seems You have been promoted j. Young
man-ah, II beg pardon, General!-hoW
much do you get a month'as book-keeper III
nv establishment" 4 The young man,
trembling in his boots, fastened to explain
that his friend had addressed him by that
title merely by way of pleasantly, and meant
nothing by it. "HoW much do you get a
month, sir" shouted the employer in a
voice hoarse with excitement. "Qne hundred
dollars, sir, now it is as little tas / can live
on decently, but if you think it too much, L
will try to get along, 't1hat is enough,
sir. Ibelieye this is about the end Of the
month; please do me the favor to credit
yourself with TWENTY-FIVE dollars per month
extra from this time out. Oh me, cam
not afford to run a General on one hundred
dollars per month-the dignity OF the cloth
must be maintained r. 60. ...
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ysJ,,s s. 81
sireiy through thss eatsss OF HarI1et
Marfinean, IT think you cannot 90 peseer.
NV tiear.'S
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CEMENT.

n OsENDALE AND JAMES RIVER
IL CEMENT-so0 barrels In stors-f9r Saie r ~
je p--3m -Is.Ls SO hGn biz - = =
ID sENDALE CEMENT Having been
sp T ap hSm. OPoSENDaLE CEMENT CO MPA.
NY. we offer to the trade continuous sup oig 9,
this celebrated and GENUINE ROsEND Ale
1870 Ell, ssN Am. q, - TALIAFERRO Il %.
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A Drc.yyp NoroaiErY.--Hanging about
no front of the MetropolitaIl every day,
md sometimes peefing into the doorway,
for notice has been seryedu ppn 'fdm 70 Keep
ont of the hotel. isa gfay.batred, bro KEN
down old man, .hobbllrig painfully along
with cane. for he. has the govt besides
several kinds OF rhelrne tism, who nas neeEi
az well known in w ashit, gton foT thiIIy
years past as the most l Save,
man in the land. This is the tamous bg I;s
Hickman" or what there is ol ILL ILL ~
anarnoranhs for newspapers all over the
ccnnp}ry' fhouch to see him now one Wolllu
naturally wonder how he ever came TO geta
rational notoriety. He couldn't have done
H anywhere but In Washing
T'ake him anywhere else in the world and
no yyo1,ld simply be considered q common
nuisance. and treated accordingly. lie pc.
iones To sDne old Virginia family ttradltion
saysI. and gained the title of 2" Beau" some
thirty wears ago. when he had money!
the style he used 80 affect Mt the Virginia
water springs and other places OF pupnc re.
sort. He boasts of having been on terhts q
EASY familiarity with Clay, Bentoh,-
ho,ln,. and the rest who figured aI Inc c ;.s
M doubt thew did tolerate and patronize
him. If he had, any wit in those days, on
was in any manner enterprising, there Is not MOI
the slightest indications Of itremaihlng. i:e
wears seedy, halE-miltary cloak oyer s ais
shoulders Aft the time; his hat Is OF. de.
funct style, but neatly brushed always, and
an eve-class bangles insfront of him from :
ribbon. There are several little points INT aooni
him that show, the, dilapidated dandy.sa3 Z,
Hiscustom for.years was to collect z, dot
lar piece from all congressman and those
who had secured Government positions Ill
washington on their first arrival at the en saP
aG three &C s piece. he mourns over de.
generate republic, and says there are no men ne
Of brains ut Washington any more. he
leans against pillar Of the hotel and smiles
scornfully on our great American statesmen
as they pass-Eggleston, strader, and th b
srest-and lnutters words of gloom and BIT 21
terness. Poor old Beau. Hickman ne
ought to be pensioned and laid away, for he
is about the only link that connects Wash
ington present with Washington past.
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TOR RENT, LARGE, DESIRA-Ms
II BILE DWELLING ut the corner of JEFF Isl
ferson and Franklin streets, containing eight
rooms, kitchen with four rooms stable and car
riage-house, with gas and water.
Also a small BRICK COTTAGE adjoining the
above, with four rooms.
= - 1lfss ~ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. $3.50
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
fi,s at - s1I Main strfpt 4
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A western paper relates. this story
deacon b., of Ohio, a very pious man,
was noted for his long prayers, especially
in his family. One Monday morning the
deacon and his wife were alone, and, as was
his custom after breakfast,a prayer was
offered. There being an unusual amount
of work that day, the deacon's prayer was
short; and Selling his hat and lnilk-pail
he started for the barn. His wife, being deaf,
did not notice his absence, but supposed
him to be still engaged in prayer. On his
return from milking he was surprised to
find her still kneeling. He stepped up to
her and shouted Amen, when she imme-
diately arose and went about her work as If
nothing had happened."2. &ia@tJt'se
One morning Pat was taking down the
shutters. when q brother Irishman was pass
ing by. "Why are you taking down the
shutters, Pat? Hesaid he. Z" 20 let out the
dark, to be sure" was the reply.
n A French woman who had lost one of her
eleven sons chartered with the undertaken
about the price Of the, burial, saying,
"Now, look here, sir, you mustn't DE hard
with me, ! shall sbe,a good customer; I've
got ten children more" ..5.,, z,.u,-r
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STEAMERS.

DILL ADELP HI A., RICH IfNSS
L MOED AND NORFOLK STEAM-sssRsIfs.Sras
SHIP LINE.-Steamcrs NORFOLK anu j. 3.
GREEN, composing this line will leave Philadei-
phia every SATURDAY. and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately. Freight taken for Norfolk at
derate rates /; also for Charleston, Savannah, and
New Orleans, and bills of lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, 80. w. u. PORTER, Agent.
NH Office, No. 1875 Dock street
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e9HReS =
ssERGEANT'a Isss :. ! KS iassaas, At tie
SWEpsEsp gso sas ~ ;ai.ses, eo,nsE
@ Fga1,siiafa 1 aoa a Articles, @ at
AZ MI s s i a,A' BEDsEEAgI ss,c ARE, CON.
fe 1et OF oCKERY and asa 1eti's 80
= Sc !, a sss sislaSS sIER !, ss
7, gi 80; 80 PITCKERs, .4a "a Il tiasas .
80 800 SUGAR pTSE Es,ss sssss;f :asSsi5
!. s oEsssEs' s gaRra Is s X: sl5
= s. e pIS sSay sihI gsSEn s.., 'I5 4
81 pa. : sHfST SEL ,'1.'ss j .sa
safss1. j c ns 9SEsssEAT, IRE - g2 -: .s
b. ~ y = lot KNIVES and I'VE gEhas' ftuts
- s. 80. s y lot TABLE GLo1Hss ~ Est
- ii Eaf,4 P1LLoW sLlaFs' gss - -, :.
r go Is nair BLANKETS, A. "a nii ,ur;
20 satisfy distress warrainis, and C. Yacsy
ssainss George ). scamSHaalkl RbEs s. MILLS
,vsses las5S Sergeant City OF -klennls-
oERGEANT'S SALE.-M.nl, ne spi =. ~, NE
lSnnSe If Messrs Cook Laugnson
of FRANKLIN and. Thirteenth stree.ss,t az s'Ns'
II the Following articles--to VII. 5t'zsi.'' go
- :. sesa',4 SHOWCASES, az.a, ta1
lot CASTORS, s "a W s-.sz
El1sr :! pair SCALES LES JEwELRY, ~
anu many FANCY AI.TIcLEs e. n,nds n, e. or
to satisfy distress wSfEshif evils m 7. Smith.
Of Anarc" z ih 1l as "'GYARLEs S. MILLS
ITO :, ~ sersca ut City of Richmond. I
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80 BY wellington gGoddin.
Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A SSIGNEES AND TRUSTEES SALE
n OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RIOHMOND.-Byo order OF the United States Dis
tyict Court for the District of Virginia IN The
matter Of E. P. Townsend, bankrupt, we viii sell
at public auction, Oh the premises, on ShTUR-
DAY. July 10TH 1862 at O'Clock p. NJ. II fair. IL
not the next fair day. that valuable lot of LAND,
with tI,e large BRICK and WOODEN DWELL
ING, with thirteen rooms, thereon, occupied by
Ieac bctweer, Broad and Marshall streets seventy
and q aalf feet and running back between parallel
lines one hundred aud thirty feet to Lafayette
avenue tYenty feet wide. ' .ss.5s .t -.
TERMS: T0ne-third cash balance at six and
twelve noths for negotiable notes. interest added,
and It'll e retained. s,..r-'s t-z.E.aa .ras. .
This sale will be peranptory, at the risk and cost
Of the purchaser ut a former sale, who failed to
comply with the terms. -. ]. -.y.trr
JAMES l.. APPERSON, Trustee. ltt
J. I,.shPPERSoN. Salesman. -S---- jy6 4
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FOR RENT.


DOR RENT AND SALE.-For rent, G.
Il the HOUSE and LOT No. sos, on Sixth lei
between Clay and Leigh streets, ut present occu-
pied by r. C. Morton, ESD: and for sale, the
HOUSE and LOT at present occupied by myself,
For terms, apply to me at No. sl7 Seventh street.
Y. ". WALTON.
n. B.-The houses are in good order.
E-E Nv T-ot+
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L MfNIoN STEAMSHIP CoaiP3-a5kJA
NY.-The splendid new side-wheel steamships
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Abe
MARIE, and HATTERAS leave New York for
Norfolk City Point, and Richmond every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY; and SATURDAY.. at 3
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, ut high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommoda-
tions, and attention. are unsurpassed.
Freight for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for actual
expenses Incurred. so. -e
Close connections made with steamers for oil
southern and European ports. re- IS
Insurance effected at lowest rates, when ordered,
AT A QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT, at the
offices Of this company.
N. l.. McCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
street, New York. ..Es -sa2sa &
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM 9 CO., Agents,
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ANDREW JOHNSTON,
THOMAS P. AUGUST.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
lie JIG 10 % q. 90 July 8. &tdts ----L

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
i TRACT OF LA n =. NEAR BOYDToN,
MECkLENBURG COUNTY, VA.--By virtue Of
a decree of the circuit court Of the county of
Meckenburg rendered at the April term thereof
I sh1ll, on THURSDAY 18th day of July next, sell
to the highest bidder ut public auction, ut Boyd
ton, . valuable TRACTeoF LAND adjacent to
FOUR ACRES AND I-l6 POLES, being the
tract upon which james #. Walker recently re-
sided. A considerable portion of the tract Is
arabic land, with an abundant supply of wood and
timber for fuel and fencing. There is upon it q
large and excellent DIV YELLING of recent con-
strilction. The location Is one of the handsOmest
and most desirable in this section of country, and
would he very convenient to any one doing busi-
ness in Boydton.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-third of the purchase
money will be required in cash, and the residue in
two equal payments Mt six and twelve montils-the
purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred pay
ments, CARRYING interest from the day OF sale, and
the title to be retained until the whole of the pur-
chase money is paid Possession to be given on
the lst day OF January, 1870.
S. r. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
10 23-tfis BOydtOn, Va.
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T OST. a GOOD DINNER for the want of
IL GOOD HAM: also, TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT by not buying your BEEF-T0NGUES
from r. +. JAMES, who sells more of them than
all the dealers combined ip Richmond.
500 FRESH, SMOKED, and SALTED, for sale
ut stall in market or at market store, liza Main
street. Je IL
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DICHM0ND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINE=FoR BALTIMoRE,
THE NORTH, AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF SCHEDULE-DAILYt EXCEPT SUNDATSh
On and after TUESDAY,, sth OF June, passengers
for Baltimore and all points North and North
west win take the passenger train from the depot
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad nc
Richmond for west Point, where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL. Captain I. g. FREEMAN,
or KENNEBEC, Captain j. II. FREEMAS,-both
boats having been put In frst-rate order-rcaching
Baltimore the following morning In time TO con-
andthe West. Returning the boats leave pier No.
: LigEs-street wharyes foot Of Barry street daily
arriving In Richmond at l2:ls p. II. the following
day In time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Danylle railroad for Dan.
vile and all points on that road; Greensboro,
Salisbury Charlotte. &C., n. c.; Columbis, 8. c.,
and all points South. $50 50. M,
PASSENGER TRAIN
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