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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-10

THE Pitfsburg Leader has determined
to observe strictly the Lord's day, and
for tina, purpose viii go to press at an
early hour on Saturday evenings n order
that its edition may he prin ed uefore
midnight II is said that number OF
the mnrniug dalie of thai city will
close their composition rooms on Sum-
day until after midnight.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-10

A Dispatch from San francisco
says;
The Pacific EXPRESS Company, incor'
porated a few days ago, Is going 10
worry all the old companies. 1t has
purchased The cd American Theatre
site, and will Immediately erect build
ings sui able for its business. Several
of the Pacific Railroad men are inter
ested, and the probabilities are that the
company will bp shown f+vors.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-10
A CORRESPONDENT of the New York

A CORRESPONDENT of the New York
Tribune favors project for uniting the
waters of the Atlantic and Pacific by a
tunnel through the Roxy Mountains.
We do not see exactly how the rivers
eff the East and West are to be united
by tunnel through that range of
mountains. but tie feasibility Of the
undertaking seems TO be pltin enough
to the correspondent, and he has our
permission to commence boring -Eater-
PRISE
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-10

The County Commissioners yester-
day held a meeting and we believe
finished up their quarterly business.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-10

Ii PERSONS INDEBTED 70 THE ESTATE
u If William r. Joy deceas ed, are requested TO
make immediate payment to William Patterson,
sane. ANNA JOY,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of said estate.
Carscn City, June 2ist, 1859. Az
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

VNHk EMPIRE CITY SKATING RINK--pRoposAIs
VIII be received until the 18th Ins by the President the
Hnk Tor the rental OF the Bar Cigar Counter Resanran
Coat and Skate Rooms together separately for thu
Poultry show aud the skating Season Of ls657U =
The New York herald., 1869-11-12
PROPOSALS..
fyRoToN AouEDuCr DEPARTMENT.

TO CoNTRACToRs Separate sealed proposals, each
dorsed with the title OF the TO which relates the
OF bidder and date OF offering win be received at this ocs
until IL O'Clock OF Tuesday 2d inst for the construc-
tion OF the following block psvcments, vz:Tenh
street. between rita Avenue and University place Sixty
third street, between Third and Lexington Forty
first street. from Fourth to Madison Georck street.
from Delaney TO Ryngton street. Laght street from Canal
avenue; fhIeth from Eighth to Ninth avenue, and
Lispenard street. from Broadway to West Broadway aud
for the laying OF eosswaks opposite 561 Sixth avenue
TO opposite $50 Broadway Filth avenue, nj 129th l8h
lSl and l2 streets opposite 723 Sixth and
West street, from south side Perry TO pier bi.
Blank forms FOR bids aud further information be OBJ
tanned cation 70 the Contract Clerk, this office,
Rotunda, PARK.
THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBERT J.. DAHRAGH,} Aqueduct
GhoRGE g. GREENE, } Board.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

osSeparate sealed proposals, each endorsed with the
title of the work to which relates the of the bidder
the date OF the Offering win received this
III ii O'Clock A. NJ Of Wednesday, November a. 1852 for
laying Of the pavement known the Robbins Preserved
Wood Pavement at price not exceeding Eve dollars and
fifty cents Square yard, In Fourth rcc from Bowcy
Mnngn street. and IN Fifth street, FROM the Bowery
gin street also ,r tho laying Of the pavement known the
Stone Foundation Payemen at price exceeding
dollars per square Maiden lane throughout)
Fifteenth street, from Broadway to Seventh Bids
viii be received such persons may be legally
thorizcd to lay these pavements For further nfomaon
apply TO the Contract Clerk at this ONCE.
THOMAS STEPHENS,) Croton
KuBT Il. DARRAGH,} A9ueduct
GEORGES. GREENE,l Board.
RoTuSpA, City Hall Park, November 10, 1859.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

1O east Of BroR6way.-A few pleasant and handsomely
furnished Rooms VIII be rented With Board to families and
linsle Renternen.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,


BUREAU OF PRovrsfose AND CroTHINe,Y
November ., 1862 }
Sealed proposals endorsed "Proposas for Matresc win
be received ut this Rureau until O'Clock r. A. the 18th
day OF November 1862, for the supply OF 6 Mattresses
30 OF the 10 be delivered at the New York Navy Yard
Loo at the Philadelphia Navy Yari and 1000 at the Boston
Navy Yard.
Of The be dcliyercd
York Navy Yard must have cach AMI the balance,
2e00, 10 be delivered without The mattresses
be delivered At the Philadelphia and Boston Navy Yards
must have each.
Each weigh pounds, including ticking,
which 10 be cut sx feet nix inches In length and thryouw
inches wide. The eny inches
In ensth and twenty nine inches in wdh The hair ticking
yards at New York, Philadelphia and Boston at this
Bureau.
thousand mattresses must be delivered at the Navy
Yard New York, hye hundred the Navy Yard Phlale-
pha and five hundred at the Boston Navy Yard within thirty
days and the balance within ninety days from the date OF the
contract.
Bonds With approved security, WIN be required
quarter the estimated amount Of the contract and twenty
per cont IN addition will be withheld from the amount Of
OF tho contract, which viii be paid until tha
contract IL tufy complied with.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarantees,
by responsible that the bidder on
bidders will his their bid be accepted enter into an
obligation within Eve days. with good and sufficient suretes
to furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal viii be considered unless accompanied by scn
any proposal unless tne responsibility OF the guarantos 10
certified by Internal Revenue Tor the dis
t In which they esdc and unless the license rclfeu ~
Congress furnished with this proposal as wei 20
reject any proposal considered 70 the gov
eminent. r.. +. DUNN, Chief OF Bureau.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

TO AND 20 WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR NEW YORK
10 Hote.-Hanasome Parors and Bedrooms, with hrs
klnss Board FOR families also Hall Bedrooms
floors foT gentlemen. French spoken.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

% EAST TwRNTY.FIRsT sTRERT.-AN ELEGANTLY
~ furnished Room, with FIRST Table prirate II
forred) suitable for couple for two gentleman at mod
eIaie price.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

STH STREET, NO. 2a BETw ZEN BROADWAY AND
IL fith Ryenue.one large front Room, elegantly FUR
pished second floor, With Board for gentleman and wife;
terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

NOR ExCHAHaE--FIRsg CLASS PROPERTY, WORTH
from ~ DJo to Gf0e0, for respectable safo erchan.
dsc manufacturing business. Address r. H. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

10 WEST Union SQUARE HANDSOME ROOMS
~ for families single ge1tlemeu permanent or tran
table oiRtel terms very moderate
Rooms from ~ to 8g6 per week.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

To WEST TwENTr-FouRTH STREET, OPPOSITE
IJ Filth Avecue iuteI-Newly elegantly furnished
Rooms to let with Board, to gentlemen aud wives single
gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

Oh WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET, A FEW DOORS
LD from F4lh avenue Large and handsome Rooms,
second and third n0orS single en- sae references given
and required
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

TT WEST TWENTY-sIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE ST.
James Hete.-Eooms suite and single for tamiles
r single genemen irs cass Board; private table de-
hired. Referenee.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

GOD STREET, NO. lls WEST NEAR SIXTH AVE
40 nue-Nicey furnished Rooms for gentlemen or tami
es With hrat casa Boards terms reasonable references
fSSAs-..-r-aa
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

DRoPosALs FOR COAL TAR-TIE MANHATTAN
tas Light Company prepared to receive proposals.,
day Of December next for the entire quantity
into thc wells OF the company, for term OF from tho
Sis, day OF March, 1870 Tho proposals addressed TO the
deaged n,s be endorsed proposals for Coal
Tsr They state the oner for the tar at price for
each ton carbonsed Mt tho works of tho company
Tho quantity OF carbopised per about 10000
tons and the average Yield Of tar ton OF coal
twalvc cations company do NOT bind themselves to ac
csp Of the lowest or any bidder Any further
Formation may be obtained application TO JOSEPH A.
sABBATON, Engineer, Manhattan Gas Light Company.
yro coNrRACToRs.--oFFICE or LOWER APpoMAr.
tor County, Petersburg, Va, Oct ls Is6a.Proposals
received NJ this oce the 18th month FOR
construction OF the works Tor improving
Appomsttor river These consist OF Bastina
Rock, Driving Piles and Dredging.
Full plans and specifications Of the works and bills tim
be and all other regard them
be obtained at the once Of H. d. BIRD Chief EnrSecr
OF the company. r. ARMSTRONG;
President Lower Appomattor COUNTY
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

1ATH sTREET.-FUREISHED ROOMS, sINGLY OR
X snte to let, with without Board to families
tnge gentlemen. References required. "a West Fourteenth
bieet.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

10 EAST TWFNFY.RIGHTH sTREET.-RooNs TO
10 lei for families and single gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

90 wAsHTN8ToN PLACE, BETWEEN BROADWAY
III and Washington squaTe.-Desirabe Rooms 70 le with
Board Terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

07 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET NEAR FIFTH
Il syenue.--Parlor and Bedroom handsome furnished,
on first foor and bath adjoining, with hTE class Board Re-
ferences required
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

1c WEsT FOURTEENTH sTREET.-Two FURNISHED
10 Rooms 20 let, With Board, 10 families single gentle
men; accommodations first class; reference.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

HURST CLASS THIRD AVENUE PROPERTY For
sale or eychhnge-Aho two dwelling Houses 70 exchange
frtt class tenement property. Apply to 8. URMY. lJ
Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

90 THIRD sTREET-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
40 Room % persousi Gas, bath, &C. /;
family private moderate Il permanently engaged Re-
ferencea exchanged.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

90 wAvERLEY PLACE-PLEAsANT FURNISHED
Ill Rooms, with Board.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

10 BOND STREET, SEVEN DOORS FROM BROAD
lD wRy.-Fnrpisled Rooms, for gentlemen only; no
meals; two suta end Hall Room second hoor
moving lsi OF May.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

90 IRVING PLACE. NEAR onion SQUARE
al Rooms first Door. wei furnished, lei,
suite Or sngly with Board; private table ii desired
House and table hrst class.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

YHrANTED--A PARTNER, IN A LIGHT, PLEASANT
w manufacturing business; article monopoly, needed
In every store and house: capital required W.
MOODY a MIDDLETON, No. Murray street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

VITANTED-A PARTNER WITH Hb00 TO INVEST WITH
w artist to start entertainment this
try. Call address PETERSON, lss Grand street, third
loor
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

O-f WEST TWENrYFTFTH sTREET-FuRNTsHED
- Rooms to let In suits for gentlemen and their wives
or single gentemen with Board House, location and ac-
commodation first class.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

O00 NINTH STREET. ONE DOOR FROM SECOND
COV avenue--A young widow, having elegantly fur
nished house viii rent choice of pleasant Rooms with
without Board
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-16

rFI!E NEHI BEAuTIFwL ESTA u, !;
1@pt;Ef. JNiI:'S ltirfH 1IiIfiT3---!N NJ -
(;.Y rrE Ch>A10 AEDNE R!tHIn&1,, CON
.TAI<lNG nine II. >;nhED A> F";'i ~ =, !
.,IIII-. T0GFTHf.t W'I;Ii Sr0Gh. Ct,yP~.
HI.fi'L FEEt,T>', &C.. FUH StIEAT AjCtluH.
t5v request 81 !Ec "T'n>r, "h#st Business ~ ih!r
mon the PREMISES on TUESDAY. ltjh %uycH!-
hr, at = u'clnrk NJ, the NALUAKLE "SitI !
above referred L.. Wing il Gn"rhland county. II
embraces alou. IA. HUNDRED MI >EIrH-
Grounds. FoJE nl.<nEEn ACRES Of superior
highlands cleared AID j. cuitiy1tion. md TIRE
HUNDRED AND say aAIf->iA ACRES il!
TIc im:,rnrcmcn,s are Il BRICK DWELLING,
beautifully situate! aaa In good repair, rit@ siN
large ami Two small rooms, ant ou-tnu-c, such IS
iucinGing large. new coT.-hpusc dnGh>c ioo1cc"
Tic" Ircrc is a1soa CnnN-NILL with two paSr ot
stones, and a S,W-MILL VIA s--inca a:w, II
mill vic'd~ about Fl @o0 10 81 500 per annum Ia tolls.
IIia farm, iudiri0Usly managed. in connection
with tie min. could bc made very profitable "nc
il offers many Inducements - taOac seeking 4
pleasant establishment in the country
Af,or The sale OF the Land We will sell tlc
CHrl'5 81 AL kinds including a'u TO barrel. 81
two !OKE or OXEN, SlIfGP. and HOGS rlso,
The PLANTATION MACHl cry and lEiFLf.-
MENT>, embracing the usual variety. \ crop OF
WHEAT has been seeded.
TERMS: For the land oDc-third cash balance
nj one :ud two years for ncr"tiahlc noicS, with
irtcrc.t aided, secured ty = trr-t Crca: end foI
the personal! property the terms VIII lac made
known ut the sale Persons wishing IL attend thc
safe may 60 hy the packet which leave, the city on
MONDAY the 18Th November III 5 o'clock, ana
'~''-'' '''> ''~ GRuBBs & WILLIAMS.
NJ DC ofth e3a;b Eood 3tl ECth IDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-16

TIIUA.USVN Z IIF..
Real Estate Agents and tnriloucers.
M l,fn III MIN u To
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AitIlmond 0ispattlr.
Interesting .etsc- from tlsc Tar west.

Interesting letter froEa 's's "a "
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
Curyrxxr AND AEArAroE RESERVATION,
CANT SUPPLY. Z
INDIAN TERRITORY, NorcmAcr /, 1872. J
Westward the star o. empire taxes ~
wayn: likewise in the same dlrcctlnh iot
1o,ycd voIlr correspondent, leaving the CITY
~ III" 10 !" Icons" June II, 1865. The 18Th
oTthc month following found him across the
hrkan-,aw." and i'll the land OF the req
mar. near two thousand miles from Klein
mnnd. two hundred Of which was overland,
Substituting the ambulance for the 9 smoke
wacou.'
Ioaying HAYS City, Kansas, "a small town
on the Kansas L. rallroad,) we We're
provided at Fort Hays with two am
Enhances, two Government wagons, ana 4
detachment Of the Seventh caIa!r! oar
party consisting Of Nrcyct MAJOR ". A.
Elderkin, c. :. I. 5: ~, whom inc greater
norton Of YOUR readers Will remember ~
the genial and efficient military cx-sierLii
of Richmond. Va. now supervising CON-
rnissar-y for Indians, LcarcnWoTth' E'h>I> .
CAPTAIN Seth Bonncv, |. = A.. a. I. :. 'oi
Indians. and lady; and several o'hc'S NcIi
know, in vour citT--no TGHE: no ilAile.
All preparations being made, we east
loose" from the last vc>tlSe Oh cNiiiza1'oh'
and were " on the plains :, ..
After six DAYS weary pilgrimage we
landed at Camp supply, l. l., formerly
%A' ~ ~ spn"I.''> tor inc command OF Gene
raj Custcr, o;,crating against the Cheyenne
an1 Ararahoc Indians tlt,t winter, bow a
MILITARY most as well rs the headquar-
tcrsn Of u temporary reservation Tor these
eanr noble red men, who tbeing htndiy III
drcc6} consented 10 learn war no more,
Int draw and consume the ralIonS lur-
nisbcd bv the g" Great Father" ut Wash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-16
BvP. Bowman, huctioncer.

IMPORTANT AND ATTRACTIVE
! CATALOGUE SALF.-On TUE9DA tn" lc'n
Instant. commencing Mt 10 O'clock. will sol III
nv warcrooms, 1909 iiain street, geDc:ai as
sU-tin"ni Of - <,o,,c
FANCY and STAPLE DRY G0nDS-choice ar
ticlcs, and suitable to III. season
MIDE CLOTHING, Tor mems and youths
wear: ..z-, ,p.r
zoo cases ROOTS, SHOES BEGGAES aud BAL
MORALS for mans wcmcn's, and children ;
wear IN large variety of size and quality, ana
consisting Of tho most desirable goods ever
40 annst excellent line Of FUR and WOOL
HATS Including the latest STYLES; with an altrac-
tiv. invricc Of >ILEER-PL2TED HAhA.
The entire stock i fresh aud schF"Ilabic, ana AT
;cntton OF j,r1ycrs will he amply repaid.
"~'' =. BOWMAN.
kuc!lonccr and Commission Merchant.
no ld-W JhSNTu5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-16
Ey Lee 4 GOddin. Auctioncers,
No. LIZ MaIn street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on
I EOCKETTS STREET, OPPOSITE TIE
Norfolk STEAMBOAT LANDING, FOR
SALE At AuCIIpN.-We VII sell IN The =, pre-.
misses. on FRIDAY the 10Th Of November, 1862 at
io'cIock Z. ". those valuable LOTS located As
above. one If which fronts On the south side
Of Rockets street near 'flm street, forty-onc and
quarter feet aud extends - " alter street. WIN
Two SMALL FRAMED BUILDINGS thereon :;
Inc other fronts on the north side Of Eocketts
strcct:!5x feet, on which there Is one FRAMED
TENEMENT. ~
TERMS AZ sale. LEE u GoDilH.
"a ~ tUctiOncrT9.
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&C aG-2Gth&3oth, Nood. 9TH. &Cth.tds
BY Wellington Goddia,
ArctiuMCCr and Ecal Estate Agent.

rEETSTEES, SALE OF THAT xALUA :,
BILE FARM RALLIED .ENTEEPKisEt;; f., -
o. THE NEW CENTRAl: ROAD NEAE ITS
TURNPIKE, ABOUT THREE AND ! HALE
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND
BY Writ OF Il deed ut trust executed 10 The sab
scribcr, hearing date on the 18th November. lStS
duly recorded III licnrco county court In Deed
Book No. s., page 0i8. we shall, In execution
thereof, and with lie assent Of the doctor. proceed
Ia sell 1T public auction, upon The promises, on
TUESDAY. November 49, 1890, commencing al !
O'Clock p. NJ. If fair. If not. the first fair day
called "ENTERPRlSE,'' md now occupied by
Mr.. Thomas l.. peasants, containing 35a} acres,
Of which lde acres lie on the north and 1894 acres
on the south side Of the said Central road. 1t will
be b-d lccd into lots OF 90 TO 100 acres each ac-
curtlin" to survey and plat thereof to he III
the Office OF the aGcticnrcr. The land l. aGmira-
bly suited Tor grass, and Is pronounced by Judge,
t. h. cmincntly adapted to the grape culture
Whilst the orchard Is not very extensive, Il con-
tains quantity of very choice fruit OF several
kinds, such rs apples, peaches, pears, upricots,
excellent consisting Ola BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE of ten rooms. 4 comfortable Office In the
ward. good servants houses, stable. &c. Posses
sion Of the land given In time TO seed fall crops,
and fun possession ut the end Of the Year.
Persons disposed To invest In 4 small or large
farm, are particularly invited 10 examine the pro-
pertv.
BY consent Of the party, the terms Will be one
fourth cash: balance ut four, eight, and twelve
months. for negotiable notes, Interest added, Sc
cured By ! trust deed.
ZESAS +. STEhRES
JAMES PLEASASTS,
no TRUSTEES.
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asys,.oy saLEs.-.rn,s nay.
BY Cook & Langhtnn. huctioneeFs,
corner or Governor and Franklin streets

CORNER OF uONCTNUT HHH IT TiIhII'I T''Se'
HANDSOME VEL VET CARpEIss,
Al HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HEEL Eny
&C. At AUCTlOS.--THIS DAT al ~ o'ci"oH
We will sell at our store
, handsome VELVET CARPETS, r,D
Several THREE-PLY and lNGNAiN IAN
PETS,
MtHOGkNY SOFAS and CHAIRS,
CtSE and WOOD-SEhT CT Airs, ;,
MAnOGANy JENNY LIND and SCROLL
RFDSTFAIS. ,-g.ro
HAIR aud Stuck MATTRESSES,
MAHOGANY BUREAUS aud rABL -, ~
FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS, ana DoH'
STEERS .ro.x crovuS
tunihn 80, -, rkFTItG rs and CHAIRS,
KITCiIF;N TOBLES, S..YES. sc.
ALSO,
2harrcIe nrst-ratc NIllShEf,
| barrel BRAHDl.
~ barrels HEEElSGS. ,
-, Auciioue"rs.
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EsME.


DOCkLAND LlME.-300 barrels just
II received In store, and Loco barrels expected
In lcw days.
no / 4. s. LEE.
r IME, LINE, LIME.-W LSON'S
lISuP RIOR VIRGINIA LINE.-FULL
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON Misunderstanding
erected at considerable cost the largest kiln
In the United States, constructed On the most APP
proved plen. WE INTEND To UEDEkSiLL
THE NORTHERN LINE. and we Invite atten-
ton To this VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE. The stone
Of which Iii: lime Is made Is nearly pure, and the
barrels ere full s!Z..
AGRICULTURAL. LIME will be delivered ~
all points JaplcS river aud on the canal, slkcd
or III quick state. 1T the lowest rates
". q. TURpiE & Co.. Manufacturers,
Rockville. B0getourt county Va.
Address DILLON K ELLETT,
General 4 tents, 1893 Dock street,
&C ii-3ns EtchmOnd, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-16
L: Wellington Goddin,
Aucti0ucer and Real Estate AGENT.

ARGE AND CONNENIENTLT-AR-
bKANGEit RESIDENCE, At THE NORTH
WEST CORNER or CARY nd IlESr
STREETS, FDR SALE At ACCTlj N.--At the
rrrrr.t ~ the owner who hts purrha sol = farm 10
which she i about To remove. will sell 1T anc-
ton, on The premises On WEoNHSi,hf the lNh
I,rgr. wrIl-"rrarrcd and de,irah!c BRICK AND
STCCCOED TEHEMENT, located rs shove,
now In the occupancy Of Mr. " tsuu {. Thomas.
TIN, lot has Il front Of II fee nd depth OF ~ tc
10 An alley 10 feet wide Tie dwelling contains
twelve rooms -four each floor. ard there i, on
the promises n large brick Kitchen, brick stable
and carril. c-hyiiac. For large Family, This pro-
perry has many advantages.
TERMS: unc-Glth cash: balance n three. = =.
nine. and twelve months, tor ncgntiaa!c n0tc' III
tcrest added, scared hF trust decd.
roI2 W. GO,DIN, Auc.ioHccr.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctloneer,
O.Ilcc No. 52l Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TLENEN BUILDING LOTS, ADJOIN-
IL ING THE UPPER END OF MANCIIES-
on TUESDAY the 10th Of November. 1862 On the
premises. At O'Clock Z. NJ, the following LOIS
VIZ. lots Nos. SO, 81, and IS 1t the eastern inter
section Of Hull and Adanis streets, and lots Nos
g. ., 10, &c, ~ -, 20, and 80 the east side of De
catnr between Adams and Clay streets as de-
scrihcd on the plat Of w. Percival rs part of he
Falls Plantation. Each lot fronts Il feet and ex-
tends back the usual depth.
TEkMs: Onc-third en- h; balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes Interest add
cd and secured by deed Of trust
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
no II Suctionccr
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,UENTSIDE TRIUMPIANT.-'The
- uiy premium give" b. III" Virginia state ATT
cultural society Tor stoves vas awarded me ~ y
INSIDE :TJtE. For sale oniE hy MDbAit -
I'll. 80 EroTi street
This stove nc#ts o." or more rooms. and !" M
SURPASSED for economy cleanliness. 40 iit.:lh"
,,,N,,.r- iu--uH..H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-16

| GOUNTRY-SFAT FOR EENT.-A <77
" beautiful &TRs RESIDENCE on 81.
the Grove road, one mile from the present city
limits. Tn. house las ten rooms; has been re-
Gently thoroughly repaired and painted: stable
and other uut-ho;scS excellent watcr-thc whole
making one OF the most desirable country resi-
d2ncc- near the city. Apply to
M 70 lv pIFpfET r TADD. E co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-16

40. l!25 NAIE STREET,
Is receiving the largest stock Of goods ever brought
t. tl!,s city, consisting Of
CLOTHS. ChS~ItlERES, and VESTINGS.
h. he made ~ In the best style and 1T very LOW
rates by cutting down high profits.
special attention II paid 10 getting up garments
aiaptui II the needs Of merchants and tailoring
m.u. Durability IN fabrics, siren th in workman
ship, and stylish cut, make up an attractive COM
biGIton.
ADD Ia these mcrit0rious features low price and
fair dealing. we feel sure Of winning every time
when patti, uiZci by apprcciatiyc customers.
| am In need of PANT HANDS. N0nc need APP
pycNccrt the very best, accompanied with Il SAM
pie 81 work
y. B.-Ip the officers and members Of the Ne
t:"polit1u Police force would say have just re-
criycd the best Of BLUE CLOTH and DUESkIN
and ONERCOAIlNG, full suits OF which pro-
call. &C 30-eOdlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-16
sx1CTrSN RAEEs-Eusure Days.
By wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

,r,urPTY.sIx ACRES OF EXCELLENT
l FARMING LAND, ON THE rnRS E Ky,
HALF MILE EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCT1ON.-Wiil he sold mt auction,
nj the Office Of Wellington Goddin, arctl1nesr
corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets, on FhlDhf
The 10Th of November, 1869. at II O'Clock a., the
above valuable FARMING LAND. II has a front
on the road leading from Rockers TO hragg PIN
and cxterds back to Gilic's creek. and Is admira-
hly well adapted for n dairy farm or market gar
dem being within and half miles OF the flrat
Market.
man Of the land cln be seen at my Office.
1'rp,is Al sale ". GODDiS,
M II RuCtiOn'er.