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wagon maker, adjoining Bouton Many's lumber
yard. and before the flames could be extinguished
the whole building was destroyed. The Office or
Bouton & Many was badly burned on one side. and
quite large amount OF lumber was also destroyed.
Their loss Is about 81, 900. A fine carriage which
had been presented to the Rev. Alexander
Capron and which was stored in the building, was
also consumed together with some other things
which were stored there. After the alarm was
given the hremen were promptly on hand, and sue
ceeded IN saving number OF buildings In the I'M
mediate vicinity which were in imminent danger.
the origin OF the fire is not known.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


CoYTE-MEAD.-At Scotch Plains, on Thursday.
June H. by the Rev. Mr. Buchanan, L. l.. CoYTE 10
AUGUSTA T., daughter OF Isaac Mead.
DURAET-SMITH.-At MorIches, n. Y, on Satur-
day, June 10, by Rev. Thomas owen, GEORGE +.
DURAsT, OF JerseyCty, to ALICE A. SMITH, OF the
former place.
HADLEY-LU GAR.-At Madison avenue Presbyte-
rian church. on Thursday, June IL by the Rev. Alb
bolt f. Kittredge and Rev. Dr. Adams. RITTER O.
HADLEY 10 ELLA, daughter Of Rodney r. Lu Car. all
Of this city.
SCHIEcK-ScHwALBE.-On Thursday June II, at
St. James Lutheran church, by the Rev. DIR. A. G.
Wedeknd, CHRISTIAN SCHIECK, Jr., TO AUGUSTA,
eldest daughter Of the late f. W. Schwalbe, all OF
this CITY,
TRIPPE-wHIrE.-on wednesday, June 16, at the
Church OF the Holy Saviour, by the Rev. Dr. Carter,
FREDERICK WRIGHT TRIPLE OF Newark n. j. 10
MARY LOUISE, daughter Of the late Chas b. White,
OF New York.
VAN YLTET-CAswELI.-On Wednesday. June 16.
at the Reformed Collegiate church, Fifth avenue, by
the Rev. Dr. Chambers LOUIS VAN yLIET, OF Clinton,
Dutchess county, TO MARY J daughter of the late
John Caswell, OF Pougnkeepsie.
WELPLEY-O'CoNNoR.-ln Brooklyn. at the
Bishops residence, by the Rev. Father Sumer WILL
LIAM J. WELPLEY to DEBORAH M. J. O'CoNNoR.
youngest daughter OF Terance O'Conlor, Esq, LIS
towel Ireland
Cork and Kerry papers please copy.
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Grand total for expired portion OF year. sos, 3
Real Estate Notes.

The sale Of the Hamilton PARK property at staten
Island tomorrow promises to be feature OF much
interest In the market the property being OF an ex
ceptlonal character 10 that usually offered
at auction in the suburbs, being covered
with costly improvements. The land, every
foot OF which Is suitable for building purposes
will be sold In plots OF four city lots or 5Ox2oo feet
Each plot Will have frontag ON two avenues. and
the privilege will be given to each purchaser to take
the adjoining plot at the same price. The foil owing
restrictive clause Will be inserted m each deed 20
guard against NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the erection OF
front OF said lots and within ty feet on Franklin
and without friction o. to location oil
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS

The week just closed has fully justified the promise
OF activity the numerous auction sales having, with
rare exceptions, been well attended and resulting
successfully both in respect to the amount ofpropery
disposed Of ana the prices obtained. The full re-
ports already given in these columns have no neces
sity for further reference. The following is asum-
mary of these dealings:-
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MlDDLETOwy, N. v.

FIRE AT MTDDLErowH.-About three O'Clock yes
terday sunday morning fire broke out In an un-
occupied building, formerly occupied byiMr Brooks,
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts, ll,I5l bbs -four, 5isla
bushels wheat 1854 do corn 425 do oats and $4,000 do
malt. State and Western -four, There active
demand for the shipping grades which again l0c
higher, while the other grades dull unchanged
value. The (par last evening" about 10000 bbs
mostly arrive at IS SO for State California our
dun, but unchanged Southern -four only moderately
sought after but unchanged price, Saes 5000 bbs For
-four there moderate inquiry at about previous
figures the sales being about 800 bbs Corn meal quiet
Sales $50 bbis
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
sAruRpAY. June Ia-SP. N.

SATURDAY June i9-6 M.
AsHKsRecepts packages. Pot were slow OF sale and,
being In fair supply thu market was heavy at 81 s7H
81 62H. Pear dull and nominal.
CoFFEE.-The demand for Rio was moderate and we
heard of further sales though the market steady at
yesterdays quotations For other kinds the market
quiet but steady
CoTToS.The market very quiet there being scarcely
any demand, but former prices demanded. and
make alterations In quotations The sales were
s65 bales of which b42 for spinning 1923 speculation
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subjoined is the total valuation Of reign imports
at the port Of New York for the week ending June
Is, compared with the previous week.
June III. June 1s.
Dry goods. ds..................f1,146 ,146,426 ts61,49
General merchandise. 4479,42& b,49&,236
Total for week..........t5,025,s5 $50 $6,355,73l
The imports of dry goods for the week and since
January I, 1859, compare with the corresponding
periods in the two preceding years az follows:-
For the ,reek. 1867. 1858. 1s8o
Entered at port. ..&1, $50 9960,023 Ss61, ,4e5
Thrown on market. 92s,6S6 ssS 256 s4e,s4o
since Jan. !. - -
Entered at port. u. .A6l4,656 35,87Aos4 E123,66e
Thrown on market as, 6332s Ss,sla,s05 <0,5ai 453
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The loss In deposits is large, as compared with
the decrease In specie and legal tenders that the
banks while losing actual reserve, gain in the excess
above the twenty-five per cent reserve required by
law. The gain as compared with last week amounts
to over six hundred thousand dollars. The change
in the item Of specie is Insignificant, but shows that
the customs demand for gold has absorbed more OF
the precious metal than was disbursed by the Sub
Traocurv Tho foIlnwinO ara the difYerencps.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-04
BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. 1lI7 Main street.

T ARGE AND VALUABLE DIsTIL-
MACHINERY, ERECTED IN THE PAST TWO
YEARS, At ROCKETS, ON JAMES RIVER,
FOB SALE ATsA UCTI0N.-On TIL URsDAY the
25lh OF March 1869 at a o'clock j. NJ, on the
premises we will sell at public auction that large
and valuable DISrILLERY located nsar Rock
etts, together with all Of It's improved machinery
erected within the past two years by Messrs styll
e Davis.
The distilery is in perfect working order, with n
capacity Of two thousand gallons per day and
could be made at small cost to produce double
this quantity.
The machinery Is very massive, and everything
about The establishment Of the best material and
workmanship, the erection OF the same having
been supervised by practical dlStiller OF forty
to make IL the best dlsillery In this country OF It's
size. 4 he piping Is all copper.
An abundant supply Of water Is obtained on the
premises, pumped from four wells by donkey en-
CINE. and It's temperature In midsummer Is fiity-
eight degrees 49,
Attached to the dts'illery Is MILL with two
pairs of French burr miistones - feet In diane
ter with capacity to grind 600 bushels OF grain per
day. Also q BkiCh BONDED WAREHOUSE
CAPABLE Of storing 500 barrels of whiskey. Also
PENS IN first-rate order to accommodate LOCO
hogs.
This property, located within few hundred
yards OF the steamboat wharves at Rockets on
shipping its products unsurpassed and at 4 cost
7 he prentice with FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
are on leasehold and two years and n half are I'M
expired, with the privilege of renewal Of lease on
fair rental.
TERMS Liberal, and will be announced at.sale.
LEE & GUDD1N.
NH 2-TuTh St2Dtd kuctiOneers.
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BY Richardson Il Newburp,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABL

TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE
Z PROPERTY, ON BROAD STREET TBS BE,
TWEEN WALL STREET I'D DSSM W. ~
trust executed by sussnnah q. Cooke to me as
trustee, bearing date June 8 1893 duly Iecord a
In the cler ks Office of the Hastings Court OF the
city Of being required 80 to 90 5y She
lie auction upon the premises. ut half,past
O'Clock p. n. FRIDAY the sth day OF Ma Inh
1899 the REAL ESTATE conveyed by said deed,
consisting of LOT fronting GO feet on the sontn
Side Of Broad street, between Dogwood alley ana
W all street. and running back on the western line
of wall street SIS feet inches; and two other
LOTS in rear Of the above fronting together 90
feet on the western line Of Wall street and run
mi q through to Dogwood alley. For more par
lIcriar description reference is here made TO Tie
deed Of trust aforesaid.
This property has several tenements on IL,
which are now bringingin good rent.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of sale and to pay sa2S Win interest from rep,
the residue as shall be announced on the day OF
sale. n. IL. SOURTHft, 1Tustee.
sale cordccted by RICHARDSON NEwEuRN,
AuctioneerS mn
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SALES.
-t5 THE DAY.
By wellington Goddin,
Auctfonear and ReaI Estate Agent.
Vn1S DAY.
SALE OF VALuh-

ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE OF VALUA-
Ia RT,E REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
acknowledgements In the Circuit Cont Of
| the Civ OF Richmond-Joseph Coles executrix ct
nis NJ James Gardner and Ellen his wife ct dtS.
nv virtue or DEGREES made In this cause on the 10Th
dsv of November 1853, and on the 9th day or Feb,
ruary. lses, the undersigned specially appointed
| commissioners for the purpose, VIII proceed on
THURsDAY the 9TH dsy OF March, 1892 ct
O'Clock p. NJ, the premises to sell the follow
Ing E LOT No
addition to the city OF Richmond fronting III fees
more or less on Clay street In SAD aaatle and
Meadow alley.
Also. the following described parts Of LOTS NO.
70 and No a. between Ct Peters and Clay streets,
In said addition-that is to say, each fronting 50
feet on said Clay street and each running PACK
within parallel lines % feet deen whice Saia tnEie
to said samuel r. cole In his lifetime By deed
dated 10Th March, 1882 recorded In Deco BOOK ,
70 A. page S. In the Hastings Court Oh Tue Guy
Also. the following described part Of Lot BE- p
J5dshs plan or ae 1nnne 20 on t an alley mme
ately south of Duval street 23f feet and running
back towards Duval street between paralIcl lines
feet to the line Of isa1 SaVsd o said samuel
Cole in his lifetime by Peter n Monlasns anu
wife by deed dated October IL 1851, ana Tecoroeu
in Deed Book II a, page 2l7 In SAID musings
Also, lots No. 80 and No. "a in said Judah's
plan or addition, with the Improvements thereon;
each Of which lots as originally laid out fronted
as feet on Duva! street and back bet'yeen par
allel lines to an alley but In order to make pro
ner division OF the buildings erected on SAID Two
lots part Of Lot % will be sold with Lot "a as iol-
lows Lot NO % viii front Is feet 10 inche on Du
val street and run back In parallel lines to said
alley having its east line l23 feet deep and It's vest
line lis feet 6inches Deep and fronting IS feet on
said alley: and Lot No. "a viii front 3i3 feet on
Duyal street and run back in parallel lines to said
alley having its eastern line 1Sai feet deem ana
its western line l2a feet deep, and fronting 2ob feet
on said alley. The said Lot No. % was conveyed
to Samuel r. Cole In his lifetime by William Tay-
lor and wife by deed dated october l. 1855: re-
corded In Deed Book II :, page AIS. In said bus
tings Court and said Lot No. "a was conveyed to
said samuel K. Cole by Henry Bradley by deed
dated May d 1s47 recorded In Deed Book 81, page
57s in the said Hastings Court.
TEHMs OF SALE: For, cash as to one-third OF
the proceeds of sale and credit as to the re-
sidue OF six and twelve months the purchaser
giving negotiable notes for the credit instruments
interest added and the title retained until the full
p"' EDWARD II. FITZHUGH,
a.. JOHN q. STFGER.
Z. AUSTIN SMITH,
Commissioners.
w GoDDIy Auctioneer fe 20
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,KAHMOAE,s.


A E sR
DICHMOND AND DANv1LLE RA1r
III tROAD-CHAN6E OF SCHEDIu.EN
and after SUNDAY, February 2lst Bso, The p ~
SEN6EK TRAINS on this road will be nun ~
follows:
Gone WEST. LYNCHBUR9 PAssgEespe
leave Richmond daily Except Sundaysj az s.SI'
Il. arrive q: BurkeyilIe q. lLsA: H., m.tiaS;
close connections With trains on the Southsiass
road for FarmyilIe, Lynchbarg Bristol, Kbors
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, &c, &c. THROUGH
MAIL AND EXPRESS leave Richmond dsify ~
10, P. u. leave DanyiIle daily at ga 2. r.:
arrive ut Greensboro daily at Il. a. NJ, mskjns
close connections for Rll citations on the Eorts
Carolina road both east and west OF Greensboros
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, and all point
South.
GoTNa EAST, THROUGH SAu. AND RY.
PRESS leave Greensboro daily at / GOA. n. ;lea1e
Darville daily at a.to A. ". arrive at Richmond
daily at II a. ID. LYNCHBURG PASSEE9YRa
leave Burkeyille daily Except snndsys) at AIR.
NJ. |; arrive at Richmond At SOP. q.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket
Office IN Richmond TO all important points sopth
and Southwest, and ct Greensboro and DanyilIe IN
all points North, East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD.
re 81 Superintendent
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FOR RENE.

TOR RENT, the very desirable RESI- -
Il DENCE at present occupied by myself hsa
on the Grove road just beyond the old Fair
Grounds, containing line rooms win Kitchen,
carriage-house, stable, &C., On the lot Kent f25o.
Apply to a. 4. CVUh1NEl,
NH st " mig bullulNR.
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WASHINGTON LETTER,
Correspondence Of the Richmond dispatch.
WASHINGTON, March 2, 1869.

.ea1e = WASHINGTON, March 2, 1869.
Everything points to the fact that Grant
will be perfectly independent as President.
Had he not made up his mind to act in that
maunes he would not now openly defy con-
gressmen and powerful politicians oy re-.
fusinV. in most persistent manner, to give
tho name Of even single member of his
Cabinet. Everything he intends shall :, DO
in the interest Of his administration. The
General Of the Army, if there is to be a
new one appointed, viii be in accord with
General Grant the Cabinet officers as well,
or they will be dismissed without ceresaany'
Notwithstanding the tenure-of-ofhce law
and al the office-holders.
The only office promised BY Grant go far
is that Of policeman at the White House,
and then it will only be transfer from the
force OF this District. The general belief
is that beyond the appointments Of Cabinet
officers there will be no others Immediately.
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-04
BY Wellington Goddin,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
u LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE or CATHA-
RINE STREET NEAR TO MUNFORD
STREET.-Ry virtue of deed OF trust exccu: ed
to the subscriber bearing date 10Th December, 1868,
duly recorded IN Richmond Fustings Court in
Deed Book Nc ST. page 5i5 l shall, In execution
thereof, proceed to sell at public auction. on the
premises, On MONDAY the 9Th OF March, 1862 at
4o'cOck z. NJ, If fair. IL not, he first fair day
thereafter. the REAL ESTATE located as above
fronting 3.1 feet running back lrG feet to alley
feet wide, having thereon comfortable frame
tenement
TERMS : Fnoueh in cash to letray expenses OF
sale and to discharge a negotiable note for T67S,
and the residue OF the proceeds of sale on such
terms as Shall be announced at the hour OF sale.
mh3 W. EODUIN, Trustee.
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BY wellington Goddln,
kuctforper and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
a LOT ON THE WEST Line OF FIFTH
NEAR TO BAKER STREET-By virtue OF a
deed OF trust executed to the subscriber by Mr.. g.
". Beal and wife. bearing date 18th OF May. 1883
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court l
shall, in execution thereof proceed u sell at pub
lie auction on The premises, on MONDAY the 9Th
Of March. 13t9. ut half-past O'Clock p. NJ. u
fair If nat the first fair day thereafter, the LOT
George ". Bea. fronting 30 feet, running back
l22 feet to an alley. The house contains three
rooms. and IS suitable for small family.
TERMS /: Enough In cash to dcrray expenses OF
sale and to pay Off note Of 1895 3; and as to any
residue thereof, on such terms shall be made
known at the hour or sale.
mia WILLIAM BHAL, Trustee.
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rSpnSr SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,

THRUST SALE OF VaLOADLL L 49,,
IN SPOTsYLVANIA COUNTY, KNOW y
"a HhyEJs HILL. AND A TRACT In thU-
VASNh COUNTY.-By virtue or Two ceecs Oh
trust execnted to the subscribers as trustees, one
hv 2 r Jones and Martha b. Jones, MS wlfe ior
$50 acres more or less, On cary creek, EeaI lnI
date Of the I3th day of august, 1851 ana OF RECORD
in tho clerks office OF the County court OF Flu-
yana county and the other, for seS acres In spot
sVIvanIa county, executed by s. T. Jones, which
decd bears date on The 2ith daT or January, 1eoI,
and Is of record in the clerks Office OF the county
Court of spotsylvana, TO secure certain ueptS
therein named. the Undersigned rs trustees naheu
Ia these deeds will sell on the premises, on the 18TH
DAY OF MAY NEXT. II fair, If not on tne mex
suitable day thereafter, Of auction, the TGACJ oF
LAND on which the said :. Jones now resides,
containing 2G0 acres Of good quality. WIN Booa
improvements, we'll watered and t'mDefed, anu
very convenient to navigation 10 Richmond: gaze
to commence at IL O'Clock III. The other tract OF
5as acres, known as HAZEL HILL. In eppIsyI-
vania county, Will be sold on the premises on FRI
DAY the 7th of May. 1862 II fair II not, the next
suitable day thereafter.
The terms Of sales will be as follows-v one
third Of the purchase money In cash when is
about the interest and cost and the remainder 10
be settled by bonds with approved personal Sc
curIty and deed Of trust on the lands, the bones
to carry interest from date and the interest 10 De
promptly paid semi-annually. If there be any
excess it Is 70 be controlled as the deeds direct.
The title to these lands are believed to he good,
but acting as trustees, we shall only convey such
title as Is vested In us by the deeds OF trust afore
said.
Sales to commence at IL O'Clock NJ.
JAMES Z. BCCUE,
WILLIAM II. TURNER,
NH 4-Th3w Trustees.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

4 SSTGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
"a OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHIGND.-By order OF the United States Dis
trct Court far the District of Virginia, In the mat
te- of 4. T. Townsend. bankrupt we Will sell at
public auction whole. or divided, as may be
deemed best at the hnur OF saloon the premises,
on TUESDAY, eth OF March 1852 ut :. O'Clock p.
n If fair If not, the next fair day that valuable
LOT OF LAND, with the large BRICK AND
WOODEN DWELLING, &C., thereon. in the oc-
cupaucr Of said Townsend, and fronting on the
east side Of College street, between Broad and
Marshall streets one hundred feet SIX Inches and
running back within parallel lines one hundred
and thirty four feet TO Lafayette avenue.
TERMS: Onc-thlrd cash; bslance ~ six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added
and title retained.
AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee,
JAMES l.. AFPERS0N, Trustee.
J. L. ArPERsON Salesman. lie is
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AU6rTTON SALES.
- ~ - FUTuRE DAY..
'sI6 BY wellington aoddin, 49,
lnetfsneer and Reai Estate Agent.
80 r,,r11s rRE,s SALE OF. HANDSOME

T.RUSTEE'S SALE .0F HANDSOME
4 RaIfK TENEMENT ON THE WEST
LINE OF SEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS.-bs trustee In certai DEED
NJ trust from Mr. Roberta. Ills and wife dated
sIst OCTOBER 1857, duly recorded In Richmond
Hustngs Court, shslL fnexecation thereof pro-
coed 20 ell as public auction the premises, on
MONDAY the 18th March, 1862 st haif-past 4
O'Clock P. NJ. IL fair. IL not, the FIRST faic day
thereafter that very handsome BEIt Il TsNk.
MENT located as above. now in the occupancy Oh
The lot has front Of 20 feet, and depth of $50
feet TO an alley.
usuaI out-buIIdipgs, and rs not only LII excellent
order, but has al The usual modern improvements.
and is very conveniently arranged.
of sale and 10 pay or note for a. 7oi .s7 with In
terest from I'd November 1865 on sredi; as ", 70
rasIre M the proceeds OF sale, on such terms as
shall be made known at toe hour Of sale
NH W. 6ODDIN. Trustee.
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r0UNTRY SEAT FOR SALE oRgA
~ RENT.--A beautiful COUNTRY RESI- EaA
DENCE with ten rooms large barn and stabling,
apd other out-houses, en- the Grove road, two
,y,ss from the city. All In frst-rate ORDER, the
InnIHaving been recently painted and repaired
fe III, PURCELL, LADD u CO.,
Druggists.
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rH.ENCH DREssING
IMPORTANT 70 LADIES.

IMPORTANT 70 LADIES.
\ IMPORTANT TO Ladies'.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES. 1etr1
IMPORTANT TO LADIES. 81 d.9 y
FRENCH DRESSING.sp3
~ FRENCH DRESSING.
FRENCH DRESSING.
FRENCH DRESSING.
RESTORES LADIES' AND
CHILDREN's SHOES
RESTORES LADIES' AND
CLILDREN,S SHOES
TO THEIR ORIGINAL ~
COLOR AND LUsTRE.
TO THEIR ORIGINAL
COLOR AND LUSTKE.
MAKES THEM LOOK AS GOOD AS NEW.
MAKES THEM LOOK AS GOOD As NEW.
MAKES THEM LOOK As GOOD AS NEW.
VIII not soil the skirts when wet
VIII not soil the skirts when wet.
VIII not soil the skirts when wet
a4t-
ONLY csc. PER BOTTLE.
ONLY CSC. PER BOTTLE.
ONLY Csc. PER BOTTLE. -,
At II. CHALKLEY CO.'S,
Thirteenth street.
ALTO. H. CHALKLEY CO.'S,
Thirteenth street.
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE.
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE.
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE a BoIILn'
For sale wholesale at manufacturers prices.
so7 O. Fl. CHARLEY & co.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
.a.Iff Letter from Amelia.

- -. DEATONyILLE, March 3, 1867.
The Republican meeting at Amelia Court
house last week was rather stormy. J. B.
Clinton was appointed delegate to the Pc
tersburg Convention.
The price Of land is going up in the
county of Amelia; last sale of poor land,
ST. per acre-located near the Courthouse.
John G. Jefferson, Esq, is making power
fur'efforts to settle up the county; and
large amount of desirable land is in mar
ket.s 0es
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TOR RENT, ONE-HALF OF N.Y.
IT. STORE, 1904 Main street; suitable for A:I
any light business. =. II. PEkKlNsON,
NH 8-2tk Brand-Cutter.
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THEAP COAL AND WO0D.-Best Red
" Ash Anthracite Coal, 80 per ton best Glover
Hill Lump Coal, 81 per load; best Dover Lump
Coal, ss,76 per load best Seasoned Pine Wood,
long; best reasoned Oak Wood long: best Sea.
soned Pine Wood. sawed; best Seasoned Oak
Wook, sawed all very low for cash
BURROUGHS IL HARRIS,
ielT corner Main and Seventh streets
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By Wellington CrodGin,
suctioncer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
AND LOT NEAE HOLLYWOOD GENE
Terry, ct THE CORNER OF LAUREL AND
SPRlEG STREETS.-'iy virtue Of decree Of
2.th Of February, 1869, in the case Of Wade rs.
Wade &C., we shall, rs The Commissioners there
by appointed proceed TO sell At Jublc auction. on
the premises. on SATURDAY the 18Th OF March,
1862 at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ. the HOUSE and Lpf Of
which thomas A. Wade died seized. fronting Sc
on the south side Of Spring stree: 40 feet to street
IS feet wide.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six,
twelve. ard eighteen months tor negotiable notes,
interest added, and title retained till MI the pur
chase money Is paid and Il conveyance ordered by
the Court. ROBERT II. HOWIoOk,
j. H. SANDS,
NH 3 commissioners.
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UTOR RENT, THREE-STORY BRICK a
~ DWELLING, No. 400 west Grace street. nEa
Containing eight rooms kitchen, &C., with gas
and water. Possession had at once. Apply 10
LYME & BROTHER,
NH St Aucttoneers.