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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-09
BY Wellington Goddtn,
Auctionear and Real Estate Agent.

V7RUsTEEs' SALE OF THAT VALUA-
4 BILE PROPERTY IN POWHhTAN COIN
Try KNOWN AS-THE HUGUENOT SPRINGS
By ylrtua or deed Of trust executed to the sub
scribers by the executors Of the late A. s. Wool
bridge deceased. bearing date 3lst OF October,
1857, duly recorded in the Powhatan county court,
we shall In execution thereof proceed to sell at
public auction, at the office Of Wellington God
din. real estate auctioneer, corner OF Bank
and Eleventh streets. at IL O'Clock NJ. on TU tS-
DAY the 9th day Of March, 1859, the real estate
convened by said deed consisting Of that valuable
property known as the HUGDhNOT SPRINGS
containing ON : H HUNDRED AND FIFTY
open land the balance IN original growth OF oak
Snd pine, embracing some fine timber. The
buildings are very numerous. consisting OF large
hotel and n number of handsome cottages, which
cost originally from sac. 900 to $40 ooo. Besides
the mineral waters are held In high repue by those
acquainted with them. In addition, as by recent
geological surveys, there Is no reason to doubt
that valuable beds of cosl exist on the land. -s.E
For further description of this valuable pro-
perty reference Is made to DR.. j. j. Moreman' 8
edition of the Virginia Springs page 2so The
attention OF northern capitalists IS particularly
called to this sale.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of executing this trust and to pay off the debts Sc
cured by the said deed, amounting TO IS, 700 With
such interest as may have accrued thereon and
rs to the residue thereof such terms as Inc said
executors shall at the hour Of sale make known.
JOEL ZOE p 3: WsAaTHKTFsss' Trustees.
P. SIT is probable that on the day OF sale the
creditors may extend some credit on their debts.
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What is cord The pile Of music which
violinist saws through. ..- 49,
Judi queries whether there is any diff
ference between an orchestra stall and q
band" box. ... ...-........!
Mrs. Maloprop, whose head just now is
full Of Ireland, says the doctor tells her
there is something the matter with the Irish
of her eye. 49, '..a '--.
Some one, who had keen appreciation
of domestic matters, gave the following
toast at dinner table: q" Woman-the
only sewing-machine that ever basted a
goose" -..........e ..--.-, ..
Two hundred letters written by and to
Marie Louise, the second COMFORT Of Napo-
leon l., have been found in the secret
drawer of large old writing-table at the
palace in Parma. These letters are sold to
be of the highest historical value, mas
much as they throw considerable light on
the efforts made by Napoleon to induce
Marie Louise to return to him after his de-
parture from Elba, and on the steps taken
by the ex Empress to prevail on her father,
the Emperor Francis of Austria, to intrust
her son, the young Duke Of Reichstadt, to
her.
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Fl r~ BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent.

rNRUsTEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME
1 BRICK TENEMENT ON THE WEST
LINE OF SEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS.-As trustee In certain deed
slss October, 1857, duly recorded IN Richmond
Hastings Court shall In execution thereof; pro.
MONDAY the 18th March, 1859, at half-past 4
O'Clock P. NJ. If fair, If not, the first fair day
thereafter that very handsome BRIt X TESE-
MENT located as above now in the occupancy Of
Mr. Robert q. Mills. ad-
The lot has q front Of % feet, and depth Of $50
feet to an alley.
The dwelling contains eight rooms besides the
usual out-buildings, and Is not only In excellent
order, but has all the usual modern improvements,
and Is very conveniently arranged. $50
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and to pay Off note for 81, 7oi 81, with in
terest from Sd November. 1888 on credit as TO
81 4s So until the Sd or May, 1869; aud as 10 The
residue Of the proceeds OF sale, on such terms as
shall be made known at the hour OF sale 60
mh4 .lseessIfa w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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Is How TO MANAGE NIGRr-SoIL.-A cor
respondent in Dayton, Ohio: I" I have an
opportunity to get nigbt-soil from the city.
How can manage to deodorize it and pre-
pare it for handling at this season of the
year, when dry earth cannot be had 2'' e
Ansecer.-Dry muck or peat is even bet
erthaa dry garden mold. But in the alb
sence of both he can handle it with little
Inconvenience and OF the same time add to
as value by having several barrels Of saw
dust or fine shagings moistened with d.
iuted sulphuric acid. Throw several
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vIcroUs UsAcE.-A writer for the New
York Sun says truly that those persons who
use such phrases as 81 have tried to faith
fully perform my duty" must experience
"a wanton pleasure in torturing cult
waited ear" and might just as we'll write:
.uI shook the sleeper to enough arouse
him for my purpose. I wished to only q
little awake him. I7endeavored to. yester-
day gee my, friend, but he was not at home.
] hope to tomorrow see him. I will try to
by-alad-bye get him to my house. For the
benefit Of my health, I have resolved to
four miles every day walk" 9t-EUoJ .Ir
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-09
BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate a gent.

TSRUSTEFs SALE OF HOUSE AND
I LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
BETWEEN MADISON AND MO ROE
STREETs.-By virtue of a deed OF trust exc
cuted to the subscriber by Thomas NJ. Johnston
(now deceased), bearing date the 2sth Of January.
1855, duly recorded in Henrico County Court;
shall in execution thereof proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the
I5th Of March, $780, at half-past O'Clock z. NJ,
II fair, If not, the first fair day thereafter the
REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said deed, con-
sisting Of the LOT fronting IS feet on the north
said OF Main street. running back ]53 Fl ct to ar
alley twenty feet wide, having thereon comforts
pairsl now occupied by the family Of Mr.. john
ston.
Whilst the deed requires cash Gale, am au-
thorized to say that the property will be sold for
one-third cash balance at four and eight months
for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added. secured by
a trust deed. W. GODDIN,
NH Trusted.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
IA OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RIUHMOND.-By order Of the United States Dis
trict Court for the District OF Virginia. in the mat
ter OF e. P. Townsend bankrupt, we will sell at
public auction AS a whole, or divided, RS may be
on TUESDAY, 9Th of March, 1859, at ~ O'Clock p.
M 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-
cupancy 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 One-third cash balance at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes interest added
and title retained. -.
ST.. .n. AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee,
JAMES L. APPERSON, Trustee.
]. L. APP EH Son, salesman. lie l6
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Ei# BY Lyme q Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1853 Main street.

XTERY DESIRABLE AND ADMIRA-
v BLY-LOCATED PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BE-
TWEEN F0USHEE AND ADAMS STREETS
public auction, on the premises, on THURS
Day the Ith day of March, 1860, at haif-past 4
O'Clock 2. NJ, that desi, able and attractive
FAMILY RESIDENCES located rs above de-
scribed. The improvements consist Of a TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, with basement,
containing seven rooms with gas-fItures through
out and an iron verandah the entire front kitchen
and water in the yard. The LOT fronts on the
south side nf Marshall street twenty-five feet
running back depth OF one hundred and sixey-
five feet to wide paved alley. The entire premises
are In thorough repair, and at present occupied
by good tenant at a fair rent. IL Is seldom such
valuable property Is offered publicly and parties
wishing to invest or to secure desirable family
residence would do we'll to attend the SALE.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
aided secured by trust deed.
NIL IYNE Il RSttrHE R Auctinneers. /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-09
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT EEAR HOLLYWOOD GENE
Terry, AT THE CORNER OF LAUREL AND
SPRING STREETS.-By virtue of q decree of
the Circuit Court of Richmond pronounced on the
10th or February, 1869, in the case Of Wade rs.
Wade &C., we shall as the fommiSioners, there
the premises, on SATURDAY the 18th of March.
1859. at clock 2. NJ. the HOUSE and Lof OF
which Thomas A. Wade died seized, fronting IS
feet on the west line Of Laurel street. running back
on the south side Of Spring stree. o feet to street
50 feet wide.
TERMS Cne-fourth cash; balance at SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added and title retained TIL all the pur-
chase money is paid and a conveyance ordered by
the Court. ROBERT Il. HOWIsON,
J. II. SANDS, -.
mh7 ~91ZEs Commissioners.
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VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTHY
" OF THE3ATTENTION OF CAPITALISTS.
the -Nottoway river, IN Brunswick county, Va,
within rfteen miles of Wilson's depot, on the
Southside railroad, containing ONE THOUSAND
There Is on 1t q large and handsome DW ELLIE G.,
and all necessary outbuildings In excellent condi
ton. assert with confidence that 1t Is among the
most valuable and desirable estates In Virginia.
Persons desiring to see the lands are referred to
George ID. White, Esq, with Thomas Smith, Pc
tersburg, Va.
fe s-3ot -ee-.t stss.f Bcydton, Va.
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PETERSBURG. March 8. 1869.


The delegates to the Republican Conven-
ton appointed to be held in this city to-
morrow to nominate q State ticket are
already arriving. 1t will doubtless be well
attended, other motives besides pure pa
triotism being probably influential. i learn
that there is some difficulty in obtaining a
suitable hall, the proprietor of the rooms
In which the League have been holding
their convocations declining to rent 1t any
longer for that purpose. ~,
1t is currently reported on the streets
to-day that Mayor Burgess has been ap.
pointed revenue collector for this district
in place of Mr.. Selden. II so, then the
worthy Mayors visit to the metropolis was
not without O motive. l learn, however
that the appointment has not actually been
made, nor will be for several days. AT the
- same time, if -Mr..B. has sought it, there
can hardly be doubt of his obtaining it
and no man Of his party is better qualified
! to discharge its duties. But it will be
matter Of regret to the public-always ex,
,cepting the very numerous class Of thieves
to see him vacste his present office.
The residence Of James Traylor, in Din,
widdie, situated on the Boydtou plank.
road about four miles from the city, was
burned to the ground yesterday forenoon.
Most OF the furniture, however, was saved,
The origin of the FIRE is believed to, have
been accidental. ~. an...@os ~
One of the largestthefts Of chickens known
J In the annals Of chicken stealing was COM
mitted in this city on Saturday night. a
rogue or rogues went to Mr.. Sulliyan's, on
r Commerce street, and robbed him Of fifty
four splendid Brahms fowls. The next
morning fourteen were found, with their
Z heads wrung off, in an adjoining lot, the
rogues having captured more booty than
they were able to carry off. No discovery
has been made, or ever will be unless the
case should form an exception to previous
outrages Of the kind. "a
Our music-loving citizens are to be
treated to the German opera this week,
commencing On Thursday night and con-
tinuing to the close of the week. 81 ,ar
!. . The committee appointed to examine the
condition Of the Petersburg railroad will
make their reconnaissance on Wednesday,
and number of gentlemen have been
invited by President Collier to accompany
them. II any Of the members Of the Rich
mond press should feel a desire to join the
party they may rest assured Of being re-
ceiyed and entertained with distinguished
courtesy. s.
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!" ORIGINAL sENTIMEET."-Here's to the
heel-barrow: For simplicity of constitute
ton, strength, courage, and general moral
character, it is the superior of the veiocl-
pede, and ought to be encouraged. This Is
q voluntary tribute TO modest worth and
unobtrusiye gentleness Of character. Fl
nally, we exclaim, Put wheel-barrow " in
our ."-Logan County (Ohio) Gazette.
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By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street. H

STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE FOR
pENr At AICTIoN VIII be rented on
FRIDAY AFTEKNooN, March I2sh at o. S,elo sss;
the STORE ana DWEbLING-bpossE NO NO, "a. ars
Cunningham ali in good condition, with wa a1s
and gas good business stand for gT9SSery anu
feed store, with counters sheiyl ~ 1s
VET .Gg.T &eGDE Auctioneer.
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- v1i91 ByLyne q Brother, 2ie I9sI
szAuctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
,...v,.-.- ~ l4ss Nain street. zIGS ~

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sVALUA-
aJ BILE REAL ESTATE. ON CORNER QF
n RkN KILN Z AND LTWENTY-sEVENTH
sTREETs. AT -AUCTlON.-In pursuance OF q
decree Of the Circuit Court OF the city OF Sch
the BOSS rs Collier and Others Inc nndeg
SuiiI on TUESDAY the 18th day OF March. 1862
Commencing at half-past O'Clock z. M. proceed
tn sell 1t public auction, upon tie premises. the
ZEAL ESTATE in the bill and proceedings Ia
the said suit mentioned, consisting OF that Vauu,
HE fOT with the Improvements thereon. situated
at the Intersection Of Twenty-seventh and Frsnk
lin streets on Church Hill, known as lot No LAY IN
the plan Of The city OF edmond, with front OF
laa feet on the south side of FRANKLIN st9eeC aEu
running back 1876 feet, at present occupied ~ MI.
Edmund 4. Saunders, and formerly the residence
of washington B. Ross, deceased.
TERMS: enough in cash TO pay the expenses OF
sale, and upon credit of six, twelve, ana e,9no
teen months as TO the residue of the purch5se
money the purchaser giving his bonds FOR the as
frred nay ments and The title to be retained unti
the whole purchase money Is paid and deed or
dered by the court. A. r. COURTNEY,
'' 49, '-'..rs.r j. g. BLACkWELL, -
s"s# 1' Special Commissioners.
Sale, conducted by LYME & BROTHER, Auc-
tioneers.- r5;-I q :, ..t.e arEEr s., e NH
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BY Richardson & Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers.

A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
IA BEsIDENCE FOR RENT Mt AUCTION.
If not disposed Of before we viii Offer for rent at
Ger, on FRIDAY the 12th day OF March, 1909
at balfpast I O'Clock NJ, that very de-
ern extension or Main street, about one mile
from the corporate limits, consisting OF a two
seven rooms brick kitchen, new barn, stable. and
carris ge house, with four of highlytmproved
land well set In fruit trees and enclosed with new
fence-all In thorough repair.
TERMS : Made known at the hour OF sale.
RICH ARUSON & NEWBURE,
NH guctioneers.
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By II. Benson, Auctioneer.

THRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE LIT
L TIE FARM OF FORTY ACRES, WITH
HANDSOME IMPROVEMENTS, BUILDINGS
NEARLY NEW. 4 LARGE ORCHARD OF
YOUNG AND vEEY SUPgRI COLLEC-
TON OF FRUIT TREES. ONE MILE FROM
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, AND I'M
MEDI tTELY ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD property is advertise d
Il O'Clock T TUESDAY the OH day Of this month
(March) on the premises. ~..
j TERMS Mare known on day OF sale.
mi 2-TuFSM H BENSON, Auctioneer.
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rEHE LYNCHBURG yIRGINIAN, nov

4 in the sixty. second year OF its existence, is
one Of the Oldest and most widely known journals
in the routh. Published In the central portion of
Virginia, 1t has larger circulation in the rich
mineral and agricultural region of Southwestern
Virginia than any other newspaper. Its extensive
circulation and patronage are not the work OF Il
established institution. and being heartily as well
us prominently identified with the commercial,
agricultural, mining, and manufacturing interests
of the state, 1t appeals confidently to Vtrginians
for It's support.
Accurate reports of the markets, regular TO
reign correspondence, daily kilograms from all
parts Of the world iudicious selections for the
family, with news and miscellany, make 1t at once
4 useful and readable Journal. H.
Advertisers will consult their Interests by avail
ing themselves of its columns.
TERMS subscription price Of Daily Virginian,
o. per annum Trt-Weekly, IS per annum.
CHAkLES W. BUr TON. u T.
ja2s Editor and Proprietor.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

ON HAND TO THE RADICAL
NOMINATING CONVENTION - COLLECTOR
OF REyENUE-RUMORED APPOINTMENT OF
MAYOR BURGESS-ANOTHER FIRE-EXTRA-
ORDINARY CHICKEN RADIO ERMA N
oPERA-INsPECTloN OF THE PETERSBURG
AND WELDON RAILROAD. n
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WHO GOVERNS BEST THE Duchess of
Burgundy said one day to Madame de
Maintouon: edo you know why the Queens
of England govern better than the Kings
1t is because the Queens govern by the ad-
vice of men, and Kings by the advice OF
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EsHossIS os this into the bottom Of the cart,
and scastsr them in sfreelysas the manure
|. is thrown In. Then cover the top with Q
layer. \ Copperas water would serve as si 9
substitute Tor the sulphuric acid and water,
and plaster OF paris would prove, good
decd oriser !; SO would quick lime, but 1t
would burn the strength out Of the manure
unless il was eomposted with muck
american Institute Formers -Club.93ya :.
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BY wellington Goddln,
p4o1 rokata onrf nul


TRUSTEES' SALE OF LOT, AND
Il BRICK STABLE THEREON, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN FOU-
SHEE AND ADA Ms STREETS Under deed of
trust dated MAY 49, 1859, from John g. Woodson
and wife. and Randolph r. Woodson and wife, to
John G. Williams and Eaton Nance. trustees TO
secure debt TO Lianaeus Woodson, duly recorded
in Richmond Hastings Court, we shall sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY r. me e
10th Of March, 1859, ut O'Clock 2. M. III TAR II
not the first fair day thereafter, the LOT and M
PROVEMENTS THEREON, known as the
Livery Stable lot described in the deed as begin
lance OF fifty feet from Foushee street on Henry
Streckler's west line; thence west on Broad street
thirty feet; thence at right angles southwest
wardly 100 feet to corner on alley thence thirty
feet at right angles to corner on Strecklcrs line
thence at right angles along his line to BEGINNING
TERMS One-third cash; balance at four and
eight months. with interest from day OF sale, for
approved endorsed negotiable notes, and title re-
tained till they are paid.
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
r. --...s EATON NANCE,
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RANKS AND RANKERS.
STENCIL TOOLS ANDPLATEs

N BELLENOT, DIE SINKER AND
We BRAND GUTTER, 1910 MAIN STREET.
The new patent branding iron, for marking all
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Kngrrvers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, Indeli-
Bile Ink Steel Dies Alphabets, Seal Presses, Brass
and German Silver, Frames, Steel Rings, Checks
Tags, etc. Wholesale and ressll teIsm
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By s. N. Davis,

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.
THREE SMALL TWO. STORY FRAMED
Il DWELLINGS, On THIRTIETH STREET
BETWEEN " AND N STREETS. CHURCH
HILL. FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII he sold
on WFDNESD y the lsth day Of March, lse9: At
Al p NJ those THREE NEAT DWELLINGS
situated as above described. Each lot fronts on
ThIrt.cth street 81 feet and runs back l35 feet. 49,
This sale offers good opportunity for persons
of small means to secure home.
TERMS At sale. 8. N. DAVIS,
NH AuctlGneer.
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r IARGE,AsTOUNT OFVALU ABLE REAL

II hAUG VoA0o1A1 ASiEhA
EICHMOND, FOR SALE II am authorized to
sell the following real estate-syiz.. go. go -. ;,
half miles from the city or Richmond, on the
Brook turnpike, fconting one and a half miles on
sS1d s seies EACH and The other IA
acres. Upon the centre tract there arc ample
buildings for arss-csss estate stat -, ,,, .,do >,
the Basin corner OF Canal and Ninth streets upon
which are located the spacious foundry and ma
chine s n, SsSRsd III
. o., LOTS Nos. ] and on Cary street and spruce
alley OPPOSITE the old Gas Works each fronting
q brick tenement and a large brick stable. E
I. LOT on south side Of Broad street between
First and Second, ABBY la7 feet upon which stand
ett's Tavern, y together with the adjacent lot,
2IxIf feet with q brick tenement thereon. rz
8, VACANT LOT on The south Side or tlrace
street between Fifth and sixth streets, fronting 80
feet running back ISIS feet to alley This is one
OF the ost desirable lots in the city for the erec-
sn q fg sSicT fe 4sSsaENrs in the
Academy,' building, at northeast corner OF Cary
ana s hasHnEsnN Ss1 BEAUTIFUL HALF-acRE LOTS
in Duyal's addition, Nos. H. "a, 70, So S. 49, and
100, near TO the new Orphan Asylum. ~, -, 49,,
s. LAHGE LOT ON SEVENTH AND ARCH
STREETS, In rear Of the State arnory, and known
.. ' THE R Z tSsi WAREHOUSE PROPER
and crossing the York River railroad. Also, the
adjoining LOTS Nos. 1872 u, T. and part OF lot No.
is. hese last mentioned lots front on water
street and James river. adjoin the New York steam
boat, wharyesr and are very valuable for wharf
purposes. II. ~ 49, 49,
10. LOT at the southwest corner of Cary and
Twelfth streets, 81 by 40 feet, which stands the
large FOUB-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE now
occupied by John r. Alien, recently In the occu-
pancy OF Messrs, Martin 81 Cardozo.
IL. LOT at the corner OF Cary and Eighth streets,
d by 40 feet, and the adjoining LOT by 40 feet,
upon which stands the large granite storehonse.
bank, Eighth street. and Cary street.
I2. LOT No. on west side of Eleventh street
between Canal and Byrd, III by l2. feet; also LOT
No. on the south side of an alley between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, adjoining Lot No. L and
both adjoining the ship-locks OF the James River
and KanaWhl Canal Company. -
For terms, and any Information In relation to
the foregoing pg .as apply to r1cr ,ro,.
fe 4-T&S6w 4 IL. 1Htt E at Gallego Mills.
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REMOVALS.
FURNITURE, &c. /.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
n RooMs.-ws have now In store In two OF
those large ironfront buildings opposite the post-
ortee the most elegant stock OF ChAHSEB, PAR
.LOR, AND pIsISa-RooM FURE1TURN that
has been offered 10 this city for many years,
Also, MATTRESSES % sll Kinds manufactured
in this city. and 1t very low prizes. ss"E'.
All parties wanting goods in our line win ind
the prices 70 suit the times. asst
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED.
- HARDWOOD & RITTER
feu Richmond.