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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05
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,n,ors,s a natter O rain on the glass;
At,rrare,s n moan. md wall, and sign
fyf2tha winds an they clustering paes
Through the somhre tempealuous sh5
And sit all alone. and weep
0,er the pas. and the present ana Cry
on, why-why should SHRINK iio" '"0
Thai mi sleep, Let me die let me do
Tor nv hours they go YEARLY by;
They 60 drearily, drearily oy.
mi .nrn from the wind and the rain
Aad my 3oyless, ompanion a,n foo"'
In discharge OF some cuty again
To escape from thy gathering gloom
Eysry moment with something that's meet,
TO 1in mp more earnestly try;
And then moments come fast ana SO hees
IA the clouds fitting DER bright SKY
And my hours they 60 pleasantly ny
They 90 chserfully, cheefiuiy by
rn,,ssia change DER my spirit hath crept,
once more In the life and the way
For the Saviour his promise main KEEP
To the souls that his mandates OBEY,
Add the Son with the Father hath come
To Ride with me and lead me on high;
Aud the Spirit is guiding re home,
AS ON wings OF devotion dy;
And nv hours they 90 joyously by;
They 90 oyously, ioyous!y by.
gease. u,ourner. thy hapless complaint
let these lessons come home TO thy soui:
d vvny shouldst thou thus falter and faint,
when cow almost in reach OF the goal
n. arouse thee, look forward-above,
Where the light shines beyond Inc aars
E-ly sky
To the regions eternal, where love
And fond hopes never die. never Gle,
And thine hours will 70 joyously by;
VIII 20 ioyously, ioyously by.
81 gfa',r ..- T. s. w. MORT.
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TER asRAr Branches QrEsTIoy.-Whent hr
John Y, Mason (whose name the french prlht I,
ers would persist In spelling JOHNNY arriveo
mt Paris he was greatly puzzled ABOUT w
Marcy's famous circular touching the mater
of garments TO be worn by our diplomats 4!
corrt presentations. Whereupon he consuited
Win one Of the ablest diplomats we then had
abroad. This eminent person was an amer i. !.
can citizen Of African descent, ana feJo'eeo Il"
the plain name OF John Digs.
This colored diplomat had been taken IRON
Philadelphia to Europe as servant py nr.
Rush and left abroad by that envoy e1traor-
binary. John had turned his attention 10 u
stuGy Of diplomacy; and acquiring KNOW
Ledge of languages the distinguished poilu-
clans sent abroad by our Government seldom
nossess. and blessed with 4 common sense our
educated diplomatists are prone 10 iaeH ne
81 practical knowledge of the Intricate and
delicate ceremonies connected with court HE.
These rare accomplishments came In tiine 10
be known and appreciated, and the gentlemen
nj this free land of ours who are taken from
tho noli teal arena TO make Il part of the most
cultivated as we'll as the abest class connect
ed with the Governments OF Europe, gene
rally engaged John TO meet them III Liverpool,
that they might learn something o! their I'M
tried and much. dreaded duties. Among the
American diplomats thus dry-nursed by the
accomplished Diggs was my corpuienl ana
good natured chief Mr.. John Mason. VI
course on this delicate and dfticnit question
of clio hes John was consulted, ana ms OPT
MON closed the discussion.
"Ill tell you what il is, sab" ne said, with
great elaboration, balancing his tall figure on
one leg, while the other permitted ms Toe 10
lightly touch the floor, In pose worthy Il
study, "I'li tell you what 1T is. You come
here as de Minister, an de Emperor or Mon
s!eur Drouyn d'Lhuys III be glad TO see you
ef you come in y'r shirt-sleeves. But when de
Empress or Madame Drouyn d'Lhuys invites
YOU 10 de dinner or de reception, and puts on
de card en- uniform. you can do one thing or
de udder--you can put on de uniform an 60,
or you can keep off de uniform an stay at
home 1t won't do to 90 dar In y'r shirt
sleeves, nm say dat was Mr.. Marcy's inslruc-
tions. No, sab. You can mind Mr.. Marcy,
an stay at home. An my observations has
taught me dat most of dis diplomacy Is done
1T desc entertainments"
"I'n be- hanged" exclaimed his EXceliency
IN The vulgar tongue of the Old Dominion, II
the niger hasn't uttered more good sense on
the subject that I have heard yet.'-Don
PtaH In Harper'G Mogozfae.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctfopeer and Teal Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA-
a EPROPEPTY IN PnwHATbN r0IIn-
KSOWT Az THE HHGVENoT sPE1N6s.
Yy virtue or a deed If trrist executed 10 me SUD
scr,hers hy the exern 'o-s Of the late A. = WOOL
dridRe deceased. bearing date slst or Octe Der.
1857 duly recorded in the Powhatsn county CONT.
we shall. In execution thereof prnceed To sell n
prb!ic auction. at the Office OF Wellington Too-
din. real estate auctioneer. corner OF hhnS
and Eleventh streets. at u s'clock NJ. on TUE
DAY the 9th day Of March. 1869. the resi- ests,e
conveyed ny said deed cnnstair of that yaInan1e
property known as The HrGDs NOT S ~ TTyTy
Containing ON UTDRED AND FIFTY
eCRVs, OF which about one hundred acres ave
omen land the bal snce In original growth OF nak
and pine, embracing sowe fine timber. ne
buildings are very numerous. consisting OF a a.Ps
hotel and numbe- OF handsome cottages Wnleh
a. 80 ort ,inally from as0 ono to $40 co., Resioes
the mineral waters are he'd In his repute by
a~oratnted with them. Tn addition. as ny rscetht.
geological surveys there IS no resson u ooao'
that valuable beds Of col exist on the land
For a fnrther description OF this valnanie pro-
nnrtv referance Is made to pr. j. j. Moremen's
edition of the virginia Springs.h page $50 = ne
attention or northern capitalists IS particularly
called 10 this sale.
TRIMS: Enough in cash tt deFray the expenses
nr executing this trust and to pay Oh Inc 90 Dbs 81
cured nv the said deed. amounting IN Sa,Ioo VIII
such interest as may have accrued thereon: anu
as To he residue thereof on sucN terms ~ ne saiu
executors shall 1T the hour Of sale make known.
JOEL =. WAT TTs Trustees.
p S-7tI Is Drnhntie that on the dav M s7,e the
creritors may extend some credit On their depIs'
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BY Wellington 6oddin,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent

A ss1eNEE's AND TRUSTEES SALE
"a OF REAL ESTATE IN THE s u Ma Ia
richmond order of the United =, We mat
ter of e. P. Townsend bankrupt. we will sell b ss
auction ho wh9 of s Of dgff ne premises
o eTmESDaY. eth OF March. 1859, ut q O'Clock
the Re ,6e fair sr ssy B tsi5 SHa aSD
NJ m DwEJ line &C., thereon. In the oc-
e m Of said Townsend and fronting on the
east side OF College street between i Brae and
nnning hsck within parallel lines enc hundred
and thirty four feet to Lafayette avenue. ~,
TERMS: Ore-th!rd cash; balance AZ slN anu an
twelve months for negotiable notes interest,"
and title retained. rur tr,,r-oa
" AND'W RUTBERGLEE. Z ss,goee'
JAMES L. APPEESCN, trustee.
j. T.. APP SRsoS. salesman. u -
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DUCKWALL & ROUSS.
I IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

The Soo'.a taken from LEVY BROTHERS.
store are. worn upon princlpal streets, and
thor 4hrecogzized by many, no arrests have been,
r.or will be- made as long as the goods are paid for
upon delivery.
The following Goods caa be taken away at the
following prices:
FRENCH MERTNOs all WOOL at 7oc., 75c., Soc,
soc., and $l--twenty-fve per cent. below cost OF
Importation;
Pure SILK, All Wool, Gray and Changcable POP
LISS st &c. worth $3.50 per yard:
SCOTCH PLAID, warranted all wool, at 4oc..
worth coo. per yard;
Handsome CHANGEABLE POPLINs at Soc
were considered cheap when We sold them at
sc. per yard;
CoLoRED ALPACAs at 30, 10, and Eoc.;
LUPIN'5 COLORED aud BLACK DELAINEs
at 6cc. per yard-ju5t the gold value;
BLACK SILKS at r., sa,25, up to $s per yard;
Handsome COLORED SILKS at Sl.25 and sI.so
worth So;
EMPRESS CLOTHS at all prices from 7sc. to IL
per yard;
OPERA VELOURs, all silk and wool, at sl.5o per
yard worth $3.50;
COLoRED WHALEBoSE CoRsETs at soc.
worth 81;
a full assortment Of CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs,
SA1INETS, and JEANS, at very low prices
WHITE FLANNEL, warranted all wool, at 27c.
worth 35c.
WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, full yard Wide, "A.
&sc would be cheap at soc. !;
HOOP SKIRTS al 20, 60, and 75c.
BALMoRAL SKIRTS at 81, sl2s $3.50. and
al76;
LINEN FRIN6ED NAPKINS at sI.lo per dozen
worth $3.50;
superhne DOUBLE DAMASK
for small tables, at Sl.7s worth 30;
Pure LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs, full two yards
long, at $!.'s worth 81;
Large-sl1e WHITE QUILTS at sl.s5 worth 81;
Elegant TIDES at 7sc. worth sl.so;
FROCK WAISTS for infants dresses at 10, 7sc.,
and sl-just onehalf the reSuls.r price;
INFANTS DRESSES, elegantly embroidered, ut
$3.50 90, g. IS, 90, Al, and up to sI2, all OF
which are the cheapest goods OF the kind ever
offered In this city;
DlMiTY BANDS ut Ioc. worth 2oc.
CAMBRIA BANDS at s5c. worth SOC.
ELEGANT EMBROIDERED BANDS at So IS,
OIL, 8l.2S, $Lso, and $2-any OF which are worth
double the money;
RUSSIA DIAPER, all linen, at $3.50 worth %
apiece;
BIRD's-EYE DIAPER at Csc. per yard worth
&c.;
SPOOL COTTON, as good SIS the best, at SOC. per
dozen; ..
JET JEWELRY at 7sc per set worth g.;
PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at 81 per
dozen worth $3.50; ...
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs at Csc.
LINEN HEMsTITCRED HANDKERCHEFs
at 25c.;
The latest style LAPELLE COLLARS at IS, 20,
and 75c.-worth more than double the money;
SILK AND WOOL sCARFs at ,sc., some OF
which are worth 81;
DAISY or DIVINITY FaILLING at 25c. piece.
CROCHET EDGING at CSC. piece Of twelve
yards worth Ioc. per yard;
STANDING COLLARS for Ladies, pure linen,
at soc. per dozen worth sL2s;
BERAGE FOE Wells at 4Oc. per yard worth
soc.,
BERAGE FOB Wells at SOC. worth $780,;
HANDSOME EMBROIDERED BETS OF COL
LARS AND CUFFS at Is and Soc., less than
one-half the regular price:
ELEGANT TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
LACE CURTAINS and LACEs FOB CUR.
TAlES, ~
CARPETS. III.
RUGS,
DRUGGETs, -.
~ TABLE oILCLoTHs, ~
coArs's SPOOL COTTON. all sizes
and r1any other bargains, a.
LEVY BROTHERS,
fsA Els and I2ls Main street.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

r AND NOTICES.. b. SCOTT, ESQ.,, an
- influential and successful farmer Of the
county OF Prince Edward is now in the ctgy for
the next Two days, when he proposes TO take
tour north in search OF land buyers He Styles
himself travelling agent to sell and buy lanas ut
three per cent IL sale lie made no sale no charge.
Mr.. Scott is associated with an Englishman VINO
has recently settled III his neighborhood and
through whom he has sold mor- land than any
other person In Prince Edward. Mr.. Scott further
states that he has now HI his disposal some forty
farms, as good as can be found I'm the counties Of
Prince Edward, Lunenburg, Charlotte, and Motto
way IN which count he proposes first to operate.
road, or Mr.. A. b. ORALLE, Richmond Va.
fa
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
nRI0N.-This fine racer and mag A.,

dau Siua by Boston e. full brother to Yirginta's
unrivaled racr-horse Planet win make the comlpg
season NJ Bullarld tths farm Of Major Thomas
uos~eill IN hanover county, near the Junction,
eomteeneing on the lsth OF Ma.ca and ending on
the lot OF July. He will slso have staud at
French Town in King William county, and al
Liryd's. n Essex county. The war breaking out
Directly amer Orion's appearance the turf COM
aaehced lpattng stop 10 racipa for The ;ime) has
ne e aoupt prevented him from exhibiting 4 record
OF many brilliant achievements. i he few races
ne rsn, however. were sufficient to show tina he
Mss = GOOD race h rse and If indomilab,- game
~ fsnr heats. 80 "a" ioFest
TEass: season win be $2S If paid before I'M.
Ear after that time $40 must be paid
aa.es from distance iii be kept at iifv cents
per dein' Every ~ cntion viii &c given TO their
care ana management, but In no event spous IbIa
Tor accidcatS or escapes.
mn z-sYlm j. T. q T. W. BOSWELL.
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BY wellington Goddin'
s,,+,onoar and Peal Estate Agent

r.RusrEE,s SALE OF HOUSE lE AND AND
h 1oT ON nJ THE WEST LINE OF FIFTH
NEAR BAKEks T r. E!gb:cliSe4 T IT =
deed Of trust executed 70 s date nth Of Way 1852
s W. B eaco anh Din In Ricbm Hastings Court
lion n theTeH pF on
nc ane.1n pn spt al balr.psst O'Clock p NJ Il
fair II no the first fair da! thereafter the s h ssd
lot located IS above. now in the ass
ioS feet To an aliev. 7 he house contains 'ni &C
rooms and is suitable for small family aynenses OF
TERMS Enough in cash to dslray q as to apy
sssidne thereof on such terms as shall oe maze
knoTn at Inc h0aF = William BEAL. Trustee.
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corner Governor and Franklin streess'
DosEwooD PIANO AND HOUSEHOLD
X, FITRSTTffRF II kUCTIoN.-we viii sell
At our store THIS DAY commencing at 10 o'clocs,
aome 70! vood cases So
waHdTs}a>Y and WALNUT a1FAS,
pkRL0R CHAIRS and ROrKEks
MsEoGLEy Chtsfi and other TABLEs,
OFFICE HAIRS and ThBLIS
SInPBOkRnS and CHINA PRhSs,
NEW LCCSGRS, 49,.
CANE CHAIRS, ,vncnpApo
WV suT,,K and STRAW MATTRESSES,
DISiNG and KITCHEN TABLES,
COOKING and OFFICE STOvES, s,,e,r,.-,o
MAHOGANY BUREAUS and WASiSIANhs,
SThiHVn and other WsRDE0Bss; s.
WINrOW-SH AIDES. AID LACE GG aIAiSS,
EENDEks and TrSF-ikONS.
EfTrHgS TISWARH c9CCKERY, &C.
:, .. ,.,. n,~NEB AID As saEaKFAsT PLATES
for fnle privately;
one excellent SEINE. one hundred fe.t long, In
nrccr. COOK i LkTGHTnN
MRS -. Auctioneers.
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DIZZY GOODS.

III
cpR1Na IMPORTATION.
y ,esa. 4.
RIBBONS,
MILLINERY AsD STRAW GOODS
.emsraose, GATOR s co.
o., AND 800 BALTIMORE STREET
BALTIMORE,
IMPORTERS AND 'oBDHHs OF
nosrEr AND B1BBoN TRIMMINGS
VELVET AND SASH RIBBONS
RossEr GRAPES, SILKS AND sAi''''
u1I-sloSs BLoNDs, hAoEs'
RUcHEs, NETS, Asp VELvETs'
vvscH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS :;
srEAw BoNNETs AND LADIES HAS,
TRIMMED AND usrn1AMrD;
suNnowNs AND SHAKER GOODS.
1,o largest stock OF Millinery Goods In Ihls
-, and upeoualed in choice variety, "nien
Soan a. nrices that will defy compe1hioh'
ORDERS SOLICITED.
[mh 2-stH1 --.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05
BY Wellington GoGdin,
auc,i. neer and Real Ea!ate agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME
BhI0K TENEMENT OS iHG VEST
LINE OF SEVENTH BET WEEE LAY ND
LEIGH SIRE ETS--hs trustee in Ger 1:h Gee el
or trust from Mr. Robert a. lis and WI. mate%
3lst October 1857 duly recorded in Rich mona
Husti1gs Cours, / SHALL IN execution thereof no,
coed to Ell at puh!is sgeiG on ths T n1rnas
O'Clock P. NJ. If fiir, II not, TIE first fair DAY
thereafter, that vcry handsome BkI X HhNt-
MENT located as above, now in the occupancy Of
Mr.. robert J.. Hills.
The lot has front Of Is feet, and depth of $50
feet TO an alley.
The dwelling contains eight rooms, besides Inc
usual ont buildings and is not Only in excellent
order but has all The usual modern improvements.
and Is very conveniently arranged.
TERMS !: Enough In cash to defray The expenses
of sale and IN pay off note FIR 81, 7J 81 WITH IN
terest from Sd November. 1858: on credit rs TO
81 az. 50 until the 30 or Mag, 1869; and us 10 me
resifue OF the proceeds Of sale. on sach tefhS DIS
shall be made known at the hour Of sale.
NH w. GODnJE. Trustee.
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ByA, G. PulIiam, Auctioneer

1--WE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT
n AUCTION.-By request OF the owner VIII
CELL without reserve at public auction on Inc pre-
misses on FRIDAY. March S. 1893 at 3 clock +
NJ FuIIR BEAUTIFUL LOTS fr0utlng thirty
feet each on Denny street, Port Mayo. and one
other LOT mo. y fronting ffty.six feet On Nj
cholas street in Fulton.
TERMS Cash ,,
NH n. 4. fDbL'fSl' Hhc-lou'ei'
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ByIhomas W. Reese, Anctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

BY thomas W. h eesee- Anctloheei'
No. 1917 Main street.
FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUC-
4 TI0N.-I will sell on THURSDAY Moh'N.
ING. March 4th. commencing at 10 O'CLOCK ~
No ioa FRANKLIN street. an assortment of first
quality FURNI1 URE CONSISTING In part OF
All GaEY WARDROBES,
MGPBLv-TOP CABINETS.
MsRRLE-TOP WASHSTANDa,
MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
. LOUNGE
TTkGERT. -E
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
HAT-RACR. #s#. .sess
OILCLOTH, &c.
ADDITIONAL.
PIANO FOR RENTAL the same time Will De
rented by the month. good PIANO: -.. a.
THOMAS W. REESEE, Auctioneer.
POSTPUNEMENT.
The sbove gale IS postponed until TUESDAY,
March 8. h. at the same time.
THOMAS W. KEFSEE,
,nb5 kuctioneer.
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j. Il. REEFS. l.. H. PIERCE, L. L. HuNpLRY
DEAL ESTATE-CHICAGO.

REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS'
90 DEARBORN STREET CHICAGO, -
attend promptly 10 all business III their ine They
haev had long experience, and are well known III
Virginia,
RErkREECEs.- Messrs. r. Fl. Maury n Co
Noting 4 Kohier, Purcell, Ladd Co., Harveys
mond Messrs. Woodruff spence, A. K. sucker
John G.. Meem, Samuel Miller, Lynchburs. W.
B. Green. Esq, W. w. Henry, Esq, thsrlotte
county, N. 9. fe N-im
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BY SrubDs & Williams, huclioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TOUR LOTS IN PORT MAYO, ON THE
It. NORTH SIDE OF DENY SrR tIs, ~ 81 r.
TWEEN FIFTH ASD SIXTH STREETS. Will be
sold 1T auction, uron the premises, on FRlDn1.
9Th of March. az half-past o'crIck +. III: ihey
front so feet each. and run back about lo2 leet'
TERMS AT sale.
NH @Hrt"hte''.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Iucti1nopr and Real Estate gent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
SJhNp LOT NEAR HCTIYWOOD GENIE
Terry. AT THE CORNER OF LAUREL n ND
sPRING STRsFTS.-p2y virtue Of decree OF 81
ortb Of February lsGG in the case Of Wade rs.
Wade &c. VIC shall rs the commits: toner's there
by appointed proceed 20 sell at iubic auctiIh. on
The IRE ,n:ses on S >TtIfDat the lS!h Of Mtrch
1889 st 1 O'Clock z. Nj thu HOUSE and L',f Of
which homas \. WADE died salzcd fronting 90
feet On the ives. line OF auTst street running nhCh
on the sIu side OF Spring stree. 40 fee: IL street
SO feet wide. ,, .. e..
TERMS: One-fnurth cash: balance al SIN
twelve and eighteen months. Tor ncg0tiabiG n0leS,
interes. added and title retained III al the pNr~
chase money is paid and SaHYgyIIcG 9FSfSa oy
the Court. r. y ~ -. Hu ~ " 1~N-N
VII, Commissioners.
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AUCTION SALES. :
EITTITRE DAY.

RAIN BAGS FOR SALE AT AUG
VTTIoy Nv virtue or an execution In my
hand, I will sell at The auc'lon-bouse OF Ihnmas
". Kcesce. No. T3lT Main street. on the IFNIn
nRhIN RAGS. JOHN W. WRIGHT.
NH F.ds sheriff E ity OF Richmond.
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nR. JOHN KNOX HAS REMOVED TO
~ the corner OF Twelfth and Marshall streets,
first corner In rear Of First Bspt1st church. Mes
sages left at the drug OF Mr.. A. Scott corner
Of Twenty-Hflh and Broad streets, on slate, at any
time during the day. will be attended to without
fail, promptly IS heretofore. fe ll-lm
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BY 6rubbs q Williams, Arctioneers
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRAMED DWELLING, IN FULTON,
IL FOR SALE At AUCTlOy.-on Friday. 9Th
Of March at o.cI~ck P. n. we will sell. npon
the PREMISES, a TWG-sT0kY FRAMED DWELL
IN G. with four rooms. in Fulton on the south SIDE
Of state street. occupied by Mrs. ChiIdTey ~ son.
The lot l. 6pxli0 feet TO an alley IL Zee, =" tde.
TERMS: One h,lf cash; balance at ara l.
- - ,GRUBBS & wILL1AMS,
NH SNcIIuIec-s
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A. CARD
THE sPBINe TRADE. ..5
zen 1869.
Desiring to make ours
orHEn DRY GOODS STORE
ON BROAD sTREET.
we have adopted the motto OF
.o11Ick SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
To strive for wealth Is emirently prorst, and
,o "a the ablest who can do It In the most
HOMO FABLE MANNER and with he least
expen:e-
To do business probably and pleasantly q
merchant has TO observe the following rule:
TO BUY THE RIGHT GOODS
At TIE RIGHT PRICES
AND AT THE RIGHT TIME.
BEHOLD.
We are not occupying 3 grand store with sAelyes
half empty, bu. are comfortably housed 3.
e27 BROAD STREET,
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THEATRE.
and have now on exhibition Large and sotrac-
tive stock Of
SPRING GOODS,
consisting In part of = handsome ASSIGNMENT Of
DRESS GOODS,
(which we are Offering at prices 10 compete
with any house In the city).
CALICoEs,
CAME RICs,
ALSO,
large line OF
WHITE GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS
wooLLENs.
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HAEDKERClIlElH,
CORsETs,
SHIFT FRONTS
SKIRTS,
RUFFLIECS,
EMBROIDERlE9.
LACES,
and in fact everything that belongs to d first.
class dry goods house which have been
PURCHASED FOR CASH
10 the bes: advantage,
and will be
BOLD AT A. VERY SMALL ADVANCE,
as 1t is our aim to make the customers
transactions with us both
PROFITABLE AND PLEASANT.
HIRSH q GUGGENHEIMKR,
627 BBOAD STREET.
Established 1850
Ealesmen-W. &. KEAN, J. II. CHENERY,
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS.
NH II
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BY Grubbs u NiIiiums, AucJloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
BY Ii. Benson, Auctioneer.

THRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE LIT
3 TIE FARM OF FORTY ACRES, WITH
NE.R:,Y NEW. 4 LA:stlE ORCHARD OF
YOUNG and VERY SUPERIOR COLLTC-
rIDN Oh FRUIT TREES, ONE MILE EROM
THE UE1yr RSI1Y OF VIRGINIA, AND M
MEnI ,TELY On THE CHESAPEAKE AND
uHIp RAILkOAD.-This property is advertised
by Mr.. Slaughter w. Fickii0, trustee to be sold ut
!: O'Clock = tuesday, The Oh day Of this month
(Marchl On the premises.
TENNIS iaare known on day OF sale.
NH 2-TuF&M FL. BENSON, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05
BY Wellington God1in,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Akent,

T7RUsTEE's SALE OF AN EXCELLENT
EsIpES ~ TEE SSGTEG TURIN
PIKE PIKE 'rWo MITES Below RI1HMpND.-
BY virtue of deed Of trust exscrtea 10 me STU
scrihcr by Captain Herman schreiner, he'Tlt!R
date august Sth, 1867 duly recorded In BenTico
county court shall In execution thereof pro
coed 20 sell ut pubic auction, on the premises on
MONDAY :he Sth Of March, lS63, 1t o'C!oc4 /.
M &c fair ii not. the first r Giv hereafter, th'
valuable IIrTiE FARM Of SIX "l-SiH anu
ONE-THIRD ACRES, loc3teda7 above. opposite
TO Hurhes's Tavern. and formerly owned by 3T,
j. j. White. The laad is o. GOOD Il 'aiiiy; shH
besides the excellent BGIhi l&GS thereon IL Eas
Il Young orchard of select !.uit.
TEnNs 4: enough Ia Ctsn 10 DELAY the expenses
of sale and TO discharge three negotiable n.tcs'
each for 1896 g. with Interest from ian instant,
and balance ~ the prGceeds f sale on such terms
a. shall be announced al the hour OF sale.
ia ~ s,,pyt1s w [+pIDil.N. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05
BY wellington Goddin.
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TALUA-
SJRaE REAL, Estate II THE Tow ~
SIDNEY, IN tbs PRESENT IL MlTS d hF LIE ~
The Circuit Cont of Richmond pronounced on the
18th February 1889 in the case Of Ed1Tn5
thereby appointed proceed 10 sell at public anr
ton, on the premises on SAT = TN the % or
der advertised, portion OF III. REAL EsJhsE
Of which the late James W. Eddens died selzeo;.
consisting of the LOT at the southwest corner o.
Vain Tor Flmwood street, and Cherry streets,
fronting about 100 feet, running back 1873 feet 20
wide alley, with large brick tenement orics
kitchen. &C.. thereon his Is most de9lrahie
residence for large family. nfter which, on me
premises that valuable Lot al the northwest cor
ner Of Main Tor Elmwoodl and short streets, 'front.'
ing about 1o1 feet. ming back IN an angular
shane about 15J feet to IN alley having thereon
a neat cottage residence and ether buildings.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance al SIX
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes
interest added and title retained Till all or the
purchase money is paid and conveyance ordered
6v the cunt RO. r. How IS IN.
mhs Commissioner.