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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10
@taatS Neutgfeiten.

GaIibpnia.-9i er bat l9 Dor einem
Monat cine Multtante ursani1rt NIT BEN Na-
men Catalonia 8rab Banb". Die 8ant Be-
Debt aus Is Mitsliebcrn, lauter rutuae junge
MGnner, welde ale nit benz belten@cife beieelt
Ine. Den llnterridt ertbsilt itnsn Elm 5err
Sac. Muaer spa "a Gro0e. Gieer 6err bat
in bisier tnrsen 3eit 9epeutenbes eeleiitet. Gs
pare febr am plabe, wenn BE Galtopnisr unb
Garusr Der un'sesenb bielen Mannern ettpas
untcr bic Nrme ereifsu ~piireeu, inre1 bteie jun
gen 2euts tebeutenee ~l1nto1en taben bur9 @n-
fdafen Der Snirunsate uno unterridtltuneen.
Die Stabt Catalonia bat bereits etpaS gotham.
Den @alicpniera iiterbaupt laue i'd ein Fob
ipeutsn messn Der pron'pten 3abluns ess Wan<
bsrer, benn bier 1T &einsr ;uriid. MQe baben
ben Wayoerer be3ahlt.
Is bat lid untsr bic braYru Galibontsr Gin
ungeldliffensr GIps eingei9liten nit
Namsa Mahvualo. Dieter MenId esatt it
einen 5Ebspuntt oer murernen 8ilouns ~eritiessn
GIT BADEN. SD CLAUDE aber pislnebr Oetn So
uebnen tsvsiist pies), baB Der prn ibm ein9e=
npmnsAs 5tanssunft Elm 9luserhaufsa it,
unb sa6 CT i9 siacr Sabasrleiter terisnt Bat
I'M b~sr,leiten 3u b~siei9en uae fardten, baB Der
alob nod gang in ben Mifbaufen binsiailnft.
SD ratbe tssed bteiem Mcn!icur, i9 Don ist=
ITEM vStanepunft" bsyu,ter 3u tescten u1b f@
taGitens an1dnois gsssu frenlbe Neiienbs gu
bensbmen, suntal, penn oieie ibn rneeltrren
laGen.
MstuemJrsunee NraslpY uab 3etlser !tstneN
tesen Oanf fit bic CUTE gufaabms.
@uaen Shein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10

Cine Nfte, usld: . itsift=GourtS autbc<
riVrf, bic Ramsn yen ps,icafa 81 anssr1
NIB Grtrsdt q, ser!ft1en.
5siesserfia bur6 bic O%elesss-
bung hes 5taatce Minneipta:
Ssft. 1. Dag tpenn trseno eine yerIun
oser gerI cnen ober 5aupt elmer Ganilte, aus
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10

@epidte unb Maaben, tcslte Ron BEN Ser.
SStaaten 5u bsaiebsn lno, bekaett &c duee fol.
len errtdtet perben inter Der Steraufi9t bes
: taats<9 i9ler Der @ewidte unb Waa6en une
lou ~ nabe eS iein tann in l1ebereinnimmuna
NIT benz ylane fsit Der bonn Ser. . taaten zus
pertntenoeaten Der Maa6en uno @epibte uu-
t~erbreitet tpiro fir bieien ;3ped. Tie gumme
Won brei bunbert Dollars fir laufenbe Mus,a-
ben tit lleterienoung nnb Ginridtuns Der stan.
etartsn. Die @un,me pon flint bunpertD caars
tur Sa!air bes Staats @ielers Der Gsuibte
Ino Maaben.
Sett. 2. Dieie Mits iol Gieft nebmen unp
1T Strait fem bon nnb mad ibrer paiTruua.
@fnebmiet ). M9ar3 1869.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20

One of the most interesting papers in
Putndm'S is a contribution from the pub
Usher himself, who gives a few pleasant
pages of anecdotes and letters Of WE'LL
known authors-Prescott, Cooper, Paulding,
Poe, Margaret Fuller, and others-from
which we copy this about Poe:
Some years after, when my desk was in
Broadway, in separate quarters, a gentle
man with somewhat nervous and excited
manner claimed attention on subject
which he said was of the highest import
ance. Seated at my desk, and looking at
me full minute with his glttering eye
he at length said i am Mr.. Poe ] was
all ear of course, and intensely intc-
rested. 1t was the author Of The Raven ;
and of The Gold Bug Il hardly know,
said the poet, after a pause, how to begin
what | have to say. 1t is matter Of pro-
found Importance After another pause,
the poet seeming to be in a trcmor of cX-
element, he at length went on to say that
the publication he had to propose was
of momcntous interest. Newton's dis
covery Of gravitation was mere in
cidcnt compared to the discoveries re-
ycaled in this book. 1t would at once
command such universal and intense at
tention that the publisher might give
up all other enterprises, and make this
one book the business of his lifetime.
An edition of $4,000 copies might be sufli-
cient to begin with, but it would be but Il
small beginning. No other scientific event
in the history Of the world approached in
importance the original Developments Of
this book. All this and more, not in irony
or in jest, but in intense earnest, for he
held me with his eye, like the ancient mari
ncr. l was really impressed, but not
overcome. Promising q decision on Mon
day Git was late Saturday p. N.Y., the poet
had to rest so long in uncertainty about the
cTtcm of the cdition-partly rcconcilcd by
small loan mean while. We did venture,
not upon 1000, but 800. This little book
of great expectations was simply Euro
ka, new Theory OF the Universe" which
Mr.. Poe had read us lecture to u small
audience III the Society Library. A south
crn magazine, The Nineteenth Century,
gave recently q high estimate of the theory
or discovery announced in Eureka but
it has never, apparently, caused any pro-
found interest either to popular or scientific
readers"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20

We cannot speak too highly in commenda-
ton of the hospitality of the Messrs.
Slaughter and our fair hostess. Their every
thought seemed for the comfort of their
quests, and oil their efforts were for the
promotion of their happiness.
Your correspondent bachelor, old, and
possibly nnappreciative-cannot attempt q
description Of the beauties here assembled.
That must be left for the pen of some one
Younger and more poetic but we must con-
Tess that while surrounded by so many
laughing maidens-" Lovely as . poets
dream I've were compelled to bow to the
inspiration Of beauty and rs VIC listened
70 their Joyous laughter our old heart was
made young again, and our thoughts flew
back to the "long ago" when two young
hearts beat in unison and the eloquent
dark eyes Of the loved and lost held us in
sweet subsection. We would again mingle
in the joyous throng, VIC would again join
in the dance, but these silver threads Of
hair tell that we are growing old; and
rs the memories of one now sleeping be-
meath the lilies crowd upon us we are op-
pressed with sadncss-yes, sadness in this
happy throng, and seek the quictudc Of our
room.
But now Aurora tingcs with strcaks of
purple and gold the eastern sky. The mu-
sic has ceased, the jewellers have departed,
the ball has ended, and VIC must drop the
pen. CROCKETT.
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Josh Billings o., GOn.S.

Josh Billings rclateth his first experience
with the gong thusly:
can never eradicate holi from my me-
mory the sound Of the first gong | ever
hcard-l was soften Oh the front stupc OF Il
tavern in the sitty NV Buiferlo, pcnsiyely
Smokin. The sun was goin to bed, and the
hevens fur and mere were bluslling al the
performance. The Fry Kanal, with its
golden waters, was on its way III Albany,
and was pcrusiu the line uy botcs II iioatin
bi, and thinIin ov Italy (whcrc used to
liye) and her gondolcrs. My entire sole,
as it were, WOE in Il swct. l wanted to
kline, | felt CRATE, l actually grew. There
are things i'll this life tn big tn he triticd
with; there are times when a man braks
luse from himself, when he sees spirits,
when he can almost tuch the munc, and
feels as tho he cud fl both hands with the
stars ov hcyou-almoSt sware lie was a
bank president. That's what allied me.
But the course oy true love never did run
smuth this was Shakspcarcs opinion,
too). Just as l wos doing my bcst-dum-
mcr, hummer, spat, bang, heller, crash,
roar, ram, dummcr, rip, whang, rare, rally,
dummcr, hummer, dummer, dum-with one
tremcnjus jump, struc the center Of the
sidcwok, with another stood in the middle
of the street, snorting like an Iujinc pony
ut band of musk. Gain in wild de-
spair at the tavern stand, mi hart swclled
up as big as an outdoor oven, mi teeth
were as luse as u string of bedcs. l thot
all the crockery in the tavern had fell
down. / thot- ov fenomcnons. l thot of
Gabriel and his horn. was just on the
pint oy thinkin ov something else, when the
landlord kun out to the front stupe ov the
tavern, holding by astring the bottom of an
old brass kettle. He kawlcd me gently
with his hand, l went slola and slola up to
him, he kammed my fecres, he sed it WIZ q
gong, saw the cussed thing, he sed supper
wuz rcddy, he asked me if | wud hav black
or green tea, and sed | wud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20

BY Wellington GoddiD,
huctloneer and Real Estate Agent.

VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL l.
Y ING on SIXTH STREET OPP TO
TIE VEGETABLE MARKET. HANDSOME
RESIDENCE on THE WEST LINE OF FlFTH
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.
AID TWO VACANT LOTS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-At the request of the heirs OF the late
William Sands, deceased. shall sell mt auction.
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 21st septem-
Der. 1859. commencing ut O'Clock z. NJ, In the
order advertised. the following valuable REAL
FSTATE-viz.. That excellent THREE-STORf
BRICK TENEMENT fronting twenty-six rect
ten inches on the west line Of Sixth street, opp0-
site the Vegetable Market, now occupied by Mr..
Sliccr Arnold ut the rental of forty dollars per
month. This IL au excellent location for Il retail
store.
After Which viii be sold the excellent BRlCk
DWELLING on the west line of Fifth between
Clay and Leigh streets, now occupied by the !any
Of the deceased. II contains eleven rooms, WIN
the usual other accommod ,tions, and Is located ID
a desirable ncghborhood. and quite conveniently
arranged. , ,,, - -, o.
Also n handsome BUILDING LOT on the west
line of Fifth between Jackson and Duval streets,
adjoining the residence of Mr.. Cadmus C. john
SON 80 by 100 feet to an alley. ~ .o.
Also, a LOT on the west line Of st. James street
adjoining the Male Orphan Asylum fronting
about 10 feet running back 100 feet.
TERMS: Orc-fOnrth cash; balance NJ lour.
eight and twelve months. for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trust deed.
", no - W.GODDIN. AuctiCnccr.
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BY ?. bowman, Auctloneer.

TXTRA LARGE AND SPECIAL
IL SALOON WEDNESDAY, September nj
commencing mt 10 O'Clock will sell at my ware
rooms 1909 Main street, the entire stock Of arst
class CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHISG STORE, consisting OF the most DIST
rnble and attractive line of goods ever offered Al
auction. The stock embraces. partly, very large
aud excellent variety OF READY-MADE CLOTH
ING for mems, boys, and youths wear, In heavy
and light material, including the finest qualify Of
goods.
CASSIMERES. and SAT1SETS.
a handsome assortment Of FUR and WOOT.
HATS. for mems and boys wear, including the
latest styles:
with II fine assortment Of F FURNISHING
GOODS, such rs English Hose, Undershirt3 and
Drawers White Shirts, White and Colorcd Hand
kcrchicfs Kid Gloves, Scarfs, Collars and an IN.
Vulnerable amount Of other articles.
Our mcrchauts are earnestly requested 10 attend
this sale Us the attention OF buyers win be amply
The goods viii be sold without reserve In lots 10
suit purchasers. 7. BOWMAN,
AuctioneeE and Commission Merchant
so r M. TuGW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20

A MARRIAGE-MAKER.-When Aytoun was
making proposals for his first wife-a
daughter of the celebrated Professor Will
son-thc lady informed him that it would
be necessary to ask the approval of her
sire.
" Certainly" said Aytoun "but l am
little ditfident in speaking to him on this
subject; you must just go and tell him my
proposals yourself"
The lady proceeded to the library, and
taking her father atfectionately by the
hand, mentioned that Professor Aytoun had
asked her to become his wife. She added
4" Shall accept his offer, papa? He says
he is too diftident to name the subject to you
himself"
"Then," said old Christopher, 81 had
better write my reply and pin it to your
back"
He did so, and the lady returned TO the
drawing-room. The anxious sutton read
the answer to his message, which was in
these words: With the authors compli-
mcntS.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20
Ey GrGbbs & Williams. AuctiOnccrs.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

CONlUSSIONFR'S SALE OF REAL
I FSTAyF---Iu execution Of decree of the
circuit court at Richmond, entered 18th May. 1869,
in The case OF Harvey. &C.. Butter and ais,
lively. on THURSDAY the I'D day Of September.
commencing at O'Clock i. NJ, il fair, if not then
~ tic next fair day thereafter, 1T the same hour.
the following REAL ESTArE-yiz:
Th" iOT OF GROUND At the northwest corner
Of Main and Twcnty-iourth streets adjoining The
tobacco Factory Of john K. Chillrcy, upon which
stands stone aud framed building, occupied 10y
Hrs. Ncfall. The lot Is g Ivy - fee.
After which viii h" sold those TWO BEhUTl-
FIJI. BUILDING LOTS at the northeast corner
Of Marshall and Twcnty-itth streets, each 35Nli5
feet tn IN alley twenty feet wide.
TERMS: Onc-hird cash balance NJ six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. with Interest
added. Titles retained By the court until the notes
arc paid. Join y. cone,
Special Commissioner.
..,-prr trrtinunrrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20
sys Wellington Goddin, Auctioncer.

TtOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF SMALL
I } UoIr%E AND Lotion FRENCH GARDEN
NIL At THE CORNER OF NJ NTH AND
kBIGA l. S'rREEFS.-AS commissioner APP
poinicd by a deere, Ct the circuit court OF Rich
nuud pronounced on The 5th Of August. 1869, in
the case Of DClarUC rs. Hcscayrac,s adminlStraior
shall sell ut auction. on The premises, ON rs
DAY the 23d September. 1909, ~ :! O'Clock J.. NJ,
The IDT located rs above. having thereon L
SMALL. BRICK tND FEAMED TENEMENT,
now renting for la: price. The lot has front OF
l5N12g feet.
rEE,sS: Onc-faurlh cash: balance at six, twelve
and cigicCn months, #ruC-otiahIc notes. Interest
Icd ai. lite retained till IN" further order Of the
court, Il. X. IIDWISON,
80 Is Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE ON JAMES RlyER.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust 70 the subscriber by George
Z. Holman, bearing date on the 3olh tayof August
1885, and OF record In the clerks office OF the coun-
~ court OF Fluyanna, the undersigned, al the re-
quest of the beneficiary and grantor viii sell on
THURSDAY the It'll day OF November; 1869, II ialr,
fnot the first fir day thereafter, the premises,
1T public auction. commencing ut l. O'Clock NJ.
that valuable FARM. the late residence Of the said
Holman. lying In Fluyannh county near Breino
Bluff, and containing FOUR HUNDRED ACRES
more and less.
This trSc. OF land Is Well adapted to the growth
OF all the usual products of the county 10 acres
Of which Is cleared. and Is of VALUABLEJaMES
RIVER LOW-GROUNDS. The improvements
are comparatively new, and consist OF framed
lwcing-hOuse containing eight rooms, all the ne
cessary out-huililngs, grist, saw, and plaster
mill, and a tobacco factory.
TERMS or SALE: OGe-third cash; rs TO the re-
siduc Of the proceeds OF sale, credit of one and
two years VIII be given, the purchaser 10 execute
bonds bearing interest from day OF sale, With ccod
security for the deferred payments, aad the tttle
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
sc A-laYt0ctsetdtd L. J, VIM, Trustee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20

BY wellington Goddin,
,.,o,oor and RenI Fetate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or yALUA7
s N Fit OF FRAN FRSNkLiN BETWEEN FIRTH AND
SIXTH STREETS. AND OF a LARGE TO-
RkCCO FACTORY AND OTHER BUILDINGS
n TNNr JiSh CARY SsY AND CANAL STREETs.-By
rirtnn Of n decree Of the circuit court Of Rich
mond pronounced on the ID July, 1888, In the ca Sc
~ Anderson and ala against Anderson, &C.. the
vndersipncd who were thereby appointed commits
sioncrs in further execution thereof, will offer FOR
sale at public auction, on the premises, on fRl"
DAY the oath September, 1865. mt S o'clock 7. NJ,
in rho order advertised the following valuable
REAL ESTATE-viz:
That LARGE THREE-STOR1 BEtCh tENE-
NEXT on the north side Of Franklin between
Firth and 81 eth streets occupied by Mr. jet
Ircss adjoining on the east the tenement occupied
by Colonel Thomas j: Evans, The lot has front
of 3aix15o feet to an alley The tenement contains
eleven rooms, besides kitchen Of -four rooms, and
stable and carriagc-house. The main building
is in good order, and the location andneighbor-
hood equal to the hest In Richmond.
After which will he sold that LARGE THREE
STORY BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY. covered
with slate. 4Oxl2o feet the east line Of Seventh
between Cary and Canal streets, now occupied by
Also. the adjoining LOT on the north, with scve-
raj BRICK BUILDINGS on 1t, used rs Office
The FACTORY will be sold with ffty-four feet
front leaving vacant space on each side anu tic
other lot with slxty-siX feet front, each runnlng
back one hundred and thirty feet 10 an alley. The
II. prospcctfvciy very valuable. The factory
though needing some repairs, Is, nevertheless, 4
most excellent one.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance ut six,
twelve. and eighteen months for ncEotianlc nolcS.
interest added. and title retained tlt All o' thc
purchase money is paid. and until me lurtn>r or
der of thc court. ANDRE" JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM +: VIM,
JOHN .. STEGER.
WAITER HARRISON.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
'gfs 1rtFl. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20
FOR T0BACC0SRSTS.

CPECIAL NOTICE TO TOBACCO
- IAUFACTuRERS.-W are In full stock of
all kinds of LICORICE. and can sell ut less than
New York prices. We name
j. c. & Co., whole and half cases:
G. c., Dekhan's Importation the old and ecnu-
inc article:
i. G. c., T. G. T., Scfriarda, G. & F., in small
cases
G. and T., Ky, r. NJ. NJ. Co.,
Z. and s. stick T.icorice,
De Rosa Stick LicOricc.
Also, GUM. sifted, In barrels;
TONQUA BEANS, very superior quality
SALAD OIL, III flve-galon tins.
HhRVEYS Y WILLIAMS
80 l0--lm Importers Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20
BY Grubbs Il Williams. Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY VALUABLE BUSIN ES s
n STAND on THE WEST SIDE or SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN Il on y AND MAR
SIIAIL STREETS, AND 4 BRICK DWELL-
ING ON THE WEST SIDE or SECnNn BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
III AUCT1ON.-on FRIDAY the 9Th day of Sep,
tnmbcr commencing at o'clock i. NJ, we viii
sell up1n the premises the FRAMED STORE and
DWELLING No. 32S sixth street, opposite the
second Market, occupied 10y Solomon licchlngcr.
The lot j. lGN55 feet 10 m alley five feet wide.
The building comprises Il store below with three
rooms above. has water and gas. and by reason OF
its situation j. very valuable IS i business stand.
Property in that locality rarely comes into the
market. and we hope this opportunity will be duly
appreciated by those seeking good location for
business. -
= on the west side OF Second street between Main
aud Franklin occupied 10y Mr.. john Whitwortl.
II has six rooms besides Il glrrct and n very wide
hail: also. Il kitchen with two rooms gas ana
water. The lot Is "Gi by o. feet to IN alley.
The location i very good, ana the property de
~rahlc for any one wishinga comfortable resi-
dcucc 81 Il moderate outlay.
TERIS At sale. -
GRUBBS { WILLIAMS,
su Il AurtiDuCprS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20
REAJ, ESTATE FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR LEASE.
"a The subscriber wishes to lease for Il term If
ten wears his very VALUABLE FARM, lying hall
Il mile distant from Brandy Station, on the
Orange. Alexandria and Manassas railroad, and
within four miles OF Culpcpcr Courthouse cor
tanning SIX HUNDRED AND F1tTi-TWo
AND 4 HALE ACRES: about 500 Of which are
enclosed with plank fence and ditch
With the exception of tho corn-icld this land
Is well taken in grass and old sod.
There is on this farm 4 cOmforta bic DWEIL-
ING-HOUSE. containing nine rooms, closets.
&C.. with all The necessary ont buildings Il good
BARN ana STABLE. with sheds Tor Il large num-
bcr Of cattle.
1t is well watcred, and has Il well ana never
failing spring upon Il.
For terms, apply to my agent, L. i. HILL, at
Culpcpcr Courthouse. Va.
49,. -, Iv. l. p TIIDM
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FOR RENT.

T7OR RENT, that very desirable PRE- o.
l. vATE RESIDENCE OH the west side of III
First between Main and Cary streets. containing
eight rooms gas and water kitchen In the yard
with four rooms The house is in good repair,
md to = good tenant the rent will he reasonable.
Possession given on the 1st day Of octoher Apply
n LUCTEN HILL,
nj Drccdcn & Fox's.
No. DOL corner Fourth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20
BY Grubbs & Williams, AGctionecrs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank gtrccts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
/ FARM. IN HANOVER COUNTY. SEVEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON THE MEA-
DOWBRIDGE ROAD, THREE MILES FF5IN
ATLEE'S STATION. on THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILROAD. AND TWO AND 4
HALF MILES FROM MECHANlCSVIfJE.-
on FRIDAY the sth day OF October, 1859, VIII be
sold ut public auction to the highest bidder, the
premises. under Il deed of trust from Alfred Town
send TO the undersigned as trustee, dated on the
18th day Of August, 1865, that very attractive and
desirable place situated rs above, and containing
FIFTY ACRES be the same more or less, called
WOODLANDS. Thirty acres Of the land are
cleared. and the balance Is In oak ?nd pine. II adj
Joins Dallas Melton. X. i. Bcadlcs, and Mrs
Hingdcld.
There is on the place a new and handsome
DWELLtNG-HOUSE containing six rooms, and
the usual out-buiidings. Also, well OF fine water
aud Il Irs-ratc young peach orchard OF choice
fruit.
The place Is located I'm the centre OF the ccle-
brated vegetable section Of the country, and Is In
all respects Il very desirable place.
TERMS The deed requires 4 sale for cash. but
arrangements can be maGc with the creditor by
which ut least 0nc-haf. and perhaps two-thirds or
The purchase money may be paid In two equal In
~talmcnts al six and twelve months, the purchaser
diving bonds secured on the land by deed oil trust
and bearing interest from day Of sale.
JOHN II. GUY, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctsonccrs.
Sp Ill 90, ~, -, )ct2, SIS
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ancrroY sALEs-..T1.fs Day.
By Thomas w. Kccsee, Auctioneer,
No, 1917 Main street.

No. 1917 Main street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., a.
4 i AUCTION.-T viii sell THIS ~ ~, ." IN ~
auction house qomsnelng at 10 orclNG large
assortment Of FnRNlTun rii SG o,, CONSISTING VI
ETAGERES with marble slabs;
ETAGERE, with writing desk
LOUNGES, In reps and enamel cloth;
Two BED-LOUNGES,
SOFAS,
I rnsS CIT ND and COTTAGE BEDSTEhDS,
SiNC;LE BEDSTEADS and LOUNGE FRAMES
snncrIor FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES;
MAHOGANY and other DINING TABLES,
OFFICE TABLES and DESKS.
Three CARPETS; NEW CARPEIlNH; ,r..o
Wheeler & Wilson. Grover Il Baker, ana l,o"c
SEWING MACHINES tone new, all in order;
TIN SAFES CHAIRS, &C.,
BOOTS, u.e,
ia nieces SHEET MUSIC.
THOMAS W. kEESEE,
On Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20
STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
We GRANDFATHER, ltl0 MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRANDiNG-IRoSf for msrAlns
all kinds of wooden articles by heating II, Is PER
fectly adapted to branding barrels Or any other
article under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, ~
!eible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabcis, se.ii Presses,
Brass and German Silver Frames, steel Kings,
Ctecka Tags &c. Wholesale sud retail mas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20
CEMENT.

TEMENT.-rhe celebrated GROUND
OTOP" HYDRAULIC CEMENT-uSed by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Companies, and upon the Govern
mcnt buildings mt Washington, RS equal 10 the Re-
sendalc In all other respects and superior to IL III
quick Setting-S0o barrels just received. Ceftlh-
Gates furnished to applicants.
j. 5. POWELL,
Manufacturers Agent
an Slim I2l7 Ma.nstrcet.