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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-17
BY Richardson 4 Co.:
Real ESt;itc Agents and Auctlnneers,
No. lib Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a NALp-
\ ABLE THREEzsTORY BRICK II ,1 pW 81
MITE 'FRONT.' AND LOT AT AUCTION
virtue of decree of the circuit court of the city
of Richmond pronounced on the 18th day OF May,
18GG in the case Of John A. Bawse and Mar5 Ia l.
his wife rs. Emily Mangncr, eXecutrlN, et rs; 1
shall as succial commissioner thereby appointed.
proceed to sell at public auction TO the hisae et
Instant, at clock p NJ that valuable ThkhE-
STORY BRICK DWELLING No: 3Ol; contain
IN, y store with granite front and LOT fronting
seventeen feet on the north side OF Broad Strcc'
between Third and Fourth, and running back be.
tween parallel lines 1ia 81" feet to an alley ten iect
wide. and extending from Third to Fourth street:
The building is in excellent repair and has cight
rooms besides the store, cellar. and Kitchen WIN
two rooms. The location rs place OF business iof
the retail trade is one of the best in the city. e.,
TERMS: One-fourth of the purchase none! III
cash and on n credit for the residue Of six.
twelve, and eighteen months from the DAY OF SAFE,
in equal instruments. the purchaser giving meTo-
liable notes for the deferred instruments WIN m
tcrrSt added from the day of sale: ana tIS Ii.ie
retained us n further security until the whole pnr-
chase money l. paid. ..- ,..,,
RICHARDSON & Co., AuctloneerS. y 10
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A Birthday.
I" Elicu i'ugaces .

@ soul of mine, wrapped mp in clay.
How shall greet thee on this day,
When first began thy earthly memory:
So brief. and vet so long appears
Thy little course of tangled years
know not whether smiles or tears
For thee. alas should have the victory.
In middle age how many a one
We may recount, beloved and gone
Tbither, whence souls Gun have no second Dlrtn
The sacred source from which came
To me Is but a cherished name;
Yet believe her love the same
AS when with us she fingered mere OH carth'
So for a little further space
We miss each unforgottcn face.
A bout our festai table few arc found
Who knew us III that earlier day
When sunlight makes Il longer stay:
Ere deepening ight and shadows gray
Mix with the cares that hlacken slowly rouhu'
O vanity of vantics.
What profits II that all the lies
or this world-.smilc and latter rs IL Will
Should now 81 markedly be- seen?
We know them well and yet. wccn,
AT iOrty-tvc as ut fifteen, 49,
4 thousand times deceived, wctrust thclu Still
So not in vain the net Is spread:
Nor tilt the silly birds are He'd
To countries thai we know not, shall ihcyrc
Safe from tho fowler's false decoys
The shining glass, the empty joys,
The paltry cages, and the toys,
Winning away the souls that Should DC olesl'
NY birthday. Still nj forty-fvc,
ASat the first, we toll and strive,
Building up petty schemes from day to day.
1t is Il pitcOus history
OF time misuScd and hopes that flee.
And blessed opportunity
In mercy sent. Tor ever cast AWAY.
1t is enough imaglnings
Like these arr fru't'css: and The wing
OF our weak souls are palSied as we gaze
So near upon the myriad eyes
or Ill these threatening mysteries.
Thrice happy they whose strength rclles
CorahiU lNUGdziae. Ii. u "
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-. BY Sampson Jones, Dr.,
.,,e,,o.,tf,, street between Main and Cary.


r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION. AT
between Main and C1ryf on a 70 s!eIoct A. NJ
StaI.; stock Of GROCERIES LIQUORS,
&C., e soGHTPTasfDEs. SHOULDERS, and HAMS
s!nGaRS and COFFEES,
GREEN and BLACK TEaS,v
HERRINGS and MAC
SYRUPS and MOLASSEs,,c
ADAMANTINE CANDLES
LARD, r..., " ..
CHEESE com,
FAMILY and TOILET soAfS'
MATCHES,
STARCH,
pINTF,D TUBS and BUCKETS,
WRAPPING PAPER and TW lNE'
~BLUEING.
RIA CKING and BRUSHES,
MUSTARD, PEPPER, &C.
ALSO, .r.-.
WHISKEYS,
BRANDIES,
:, Ana m an assortment VI 3. JONES, JR.
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Bv Wellington Goddin.
.t..,, ,,I Jppul EStatp A uPUt,

rNHREE HANDSOME LOTS on
| CHURCH HILL, ON THE EAST IT, SIDE ~ 0 +
SrPEEiTS FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Willb be
sold at auction, on the premises, on MONDAY tht
10th Of July, is6o. at half-past o'clock r. NJ;
3oa feet on the east line of Thirtieth street
rnnning back 19d feet to an alley eight feet wide.
~ tEH"' '>' w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctionecrs.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

A VERY VALUABLE + 4 r VI OF
THE CITY, ON BROAD-STREET ROAD, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-By request Of Mr.: Alex
amber Kerr. we Will sell ut auction, upon the pre-
misses. on THURSDAY, July -, ut O'Clock i.
~, his very valuable and much-admireI FARM
situated Us above. II embraces FORTY ACRES
OF LAND, all cleared, highly improved, ana Ill
cultivation. $780,,
The Improvements consist of nice framed
dwelling with five rooms kitchen with three
rooms Stable, barn, and the usual other buildings.
This place offers great attractions TO persons
seeking pleasant home and valuable land near
the city.
and eighteen months, with interest, and secured
By 4 deed Of trust.
vI. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctioncerS.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
t,o+tapoar opo Pcal FstDta a gent,

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY OR STEM:
ERY. &C., AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue Of deed tf
of trust to the subscriber from d. von 9roning snt
Musings Court, We shall, In execution thereof
sell at auction, on the premises, on MEi3SE n,
DAY 2sth July. at O'Clock P. NJ. If tair, II not,
the next fair d,,y, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
in said deed consisting Of IMo LH and On Twe en-.
ty-sccond streets One fronting 1872 feet, running
back 10 feet on east side Twenty-iI street am
tie other l2s by l63 feet on west side OF i%enLx
second street. On the first stands the AEM
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY OR STEMEkY,
with sheds, large yard, and enclosed by br1cF
wall, now in the occupancy of John Kerr, Esq;
This property Is well supplied with culverts and
alleys.
The VACANT LOT will be sold as wholc OF
divided rs may be deemed best mt the hour of sale
Whilst the deed requires cash sale as TO IN,
amount secured, by consent the terms twmch VIII
he announced ut the salc) will be made liberal
JAMES L. ArPEESON,l Trustees.
JAMES PLEASANTS, !
.,n,ncn<- c,l,c,,,p IL 10
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a., and Of course had 1t in his own power
~ toi insure the mltilmeut of the prediction.
IF IF vas no doubt singular. that man who
,neditated his exit from the world should
have chosen to play such a trick on ms
friends. But it is still more credible tilaI
a whimsical man should do 80 wild tning
than that messenger should be sent from
the dead to tell . lihertine ut what precise
shour ne should expire
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By Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers'
o,-,,o- IF foverpor and Franklin streets.

Al OITT THREE THOUSAND BUSH
y ELS OYSTER SHELLS AT AUCT1ON.-On
MONDAY 10Th, mt 10 O'Clock, we VIII sell on INC
BASIN between Ninth and Tenth streets on hoard
c,nnI-hoai Kate for account OF whom IL may
About 600 bushels OYSTER SHELLS;
to be delivered anywhere the purchaser may deslFe'
W wv COOK & LAUGHTON,
- AUCtioneers.
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J. l.. ArpEKsoS, salesman. jy l6
,uERIFE,s sAIE 0F an INTEREST

CHERIFF'S SALE OF AN INTEREST
YIN INVALUABLE LEASE.--By virtue OF an
execution in my hands in favor OFF W; Harwo o,
tic premises, on the oaD DAY OF JULY, 1889,
commencing mt u O'Clock, all the Interest, right;
and title, Of D. c. Hartwcll In Il certain LEASE
from p w HARDWOOD to said Hartwcll and George
Sick dated 25th September, 1865. The land thereby
conveyed in said lease has front of 3 feet on the
north side of Marshall street between MINI ana
Tenth upon which there have been erected TWO
good brick tcncments and Ont-houses.
For further particulars, reference Is Hlauc 10 the
deed of lease of record in the clerk office OF ac
Richmond Musings Court, in Deadlock No. So
B, page 2i6. o,,o,-
~ Ia A. h. THCABSOS, -. 4. IL.
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CONCLUSION OF DISCUSSION on CLAssi-
CAL sTUpY-ADDREss OF REV. DIR.
sMITB-EDUCATI0N OF THE CoLoRED
prOrLE-FREE SCHOOLS IN VIRGINIA.
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BY Wellington GoddiI.
uctioIieer and Real Estate Agent

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
F,IE I'M :; AND VACANT LOTs, FORMERLY
IN SIDNEY. BUT NOW IN THE CQRnn ,,S1I
RATE LIMITS OF RICHMOND. , On ri, Bo ~
T PEs w Is pqX IER OF OF GAfH sTfkTRHE "A
AID NEAR TO HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY :.
nv virtue of a decree of the circuit court OF me
city Of Richmond pronounced on tle l9th Gay oi
Nav 1869 In the case of Rogers as. W illans, &c.
we shall as special commissioners thereby APP
pointed proceed to sell ut public auction, on Ine
premises p the 6 Sth 81 rst fair i da
thereafter, the REAL ESTATE decreed to DC
so a. Those rfGt TwoFRAMED TENEMENTs on the
north side of Dover street about 81 feet inches
west of Laurel street fronting IS feet 10 inches on
Dover street. running back portion thcrcniLVlz
> feet 1870 feet to alley feet wide ana the re-
naming - feet 10 inches runs back ~ fcct, WIN
''E poT No din J. J. rlcasants's plan of sur
ycy. with BRICK TENEMENT thereon, fronting
on the south side Dover street 2dA feet BY o. feet
BRiCK TESEMENTS thereon, on the south side
of Dover street, one &c aud one 261 by 81 feet.
ID. LOT No. 10 in said plan. with BRlCk Ten =
EMENT thereon, on the west line Of haurel street,
F! Lot No II in said plan, with BRICK Ten
ENENT. on the west line Of Laurel street, 23Dy
u" F..'VV'ACANT LOT No. in said plan, 50 by 1903
These tcncmcnts are in what Is called sidney, are
near HOLLYWOOD Cemetery, are well adap'cf FOR
siantinly built. The pla, Of survey can he seen al
for 1869 10 be paid by purchasers.
Terms Onethlrd cash: balance at SIN twolae;
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained until all purchase hioilfy
is fully paid, and conygyance or1e GER Rf ;"e
court RIM Il. 'HIfoWfHis6N.
Commissioners.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Mountains Filling Up-The Rock
Alum. &c.
Rock ALUM, July IS, 1869

Rock ALUM, July Is, 1859.
The prospect for large attendance at the
springs brightens with each day. At the
Rock Alum everything is moving on well.
Our young friend James Al: Frayser is
doing Admirably. He is attentive to every
guest, but especially to some beautiful la
dies from your city and from other places,
for whose good opinion he seems especially
SOLICITORS. Porter, Sale, and Lewis his
three aids, are evidently the right men in
the right places, and in few Days they will
be "busy as bees" for visitors are pouring
in in great numbers. There are now pre-
sent some two hundred. We had very re-
freshing rain yesterday.
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Bv Grubbs Il Williams, Auctlonecrs.
Eln,:nn1h hntMcrm Main and Bunk StrCCtS

A VERY DESI RAB l. EARN r or
3fnHN n5n OF Of FREttiif fRi.Es, So, 0N, THE
DEEP RUN TERNIrIKS,E u, ABOUT F:poIri HAhFF on
SlIE At NUCTION.-On THURSDAY, ed July.
immediatciy after the sale Of Mr.. Alexander der
Kcrr'S farm, say at O'Clock /. NJ, we VII si t
the ARM living just opposite {" it, adjoining me
land. Of Mr.; Ford and llr. Snton's estate Nearly
the whole of it is cleared aid IL good Ii9tG "i
nroductiycncss. There j. Il dwelling win hNr
rooms Situated In Il handsome grove, and the usual
out-ouscs also GOO to 700 choice young rlt trees,
4 large number of select grape vines AIS" IL we'll
situated icc-pOud. ,,.,.,
This place Is peculiarly adapted fortrncknE ana
rruit-rrowin. and would hc Il pleasant residence
for 4 person doing business III the clH.
TERMS At sale. ,,;..
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MATING, OIL-CLOTH. dc.

MATTINGS AND OIL-CLoTHS.
TAPESTRY, THREE-PLY. INGRAM, and
HEMP CARPETINGS:
VELVET: BRUSSELS, aud ADELAIDE MATS
and RUGS;
CANTON and COCOA MATTINGs, all widths;
LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CLOTHS,
PIANO and TABLE-COVERS,
LINEN and FRENCH PRINTS for furniture
slips.
am now receiving stock of the above, and
will sell mt small profits.
r. p. RICHARDSON,
APP 1s-sm corner Ninth and Main streets.
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Bv Iyttlcton Register, Auctioncer,
New Kent county, Va.

1 VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR
~ SAFE n NEW, kESr COUNTY In e., exc e.
,ution of a decree obtained in the circuit court Oh
New Kent, at the last May term in the cause 81
Fravscr rs. Jones ct. ais, will expose 70 pl'n,c
auction on the premises on Tu Jul, - 'e tn
Julv next mt l. clock NJ. II fa1r, nor; 81, ,IC
next fair day thereafter. that very pESIhaRi'E;
FARM called and known IA will! BNpth,
incatel in lie coiIntr of New Kent, lying contgm-
Gus to tbs lan,s OF Bitals Church, Mr. Albert T.
Parkinson. and others within sin tnileS OF me
Riclmond and York River railroad and the same y e.
dist,rer Ir..m the Pamunkey river. las upon IL d
TOSIFORTIBLE DWELLING, win TN, an a., nc &c
S,rv ont-bufldings. with young IEnIli IN
CHARD Of rare varieties yielding aPuh"'h''s
Tn :sn Ha'uraiiv fertile and produces GatIy
the staples usually grown AZ 49,; "i'fnaf". tghN,-
nicnt to first class English and classical "c!i"ol;
with All the social advantages Of an intcecht ana
hOspitable community.
TERMS Sufficient cash to dcfray the expenses
OF illG, &c: &c, the residue on credit OF FIX
ail1 tw"va rionihs In tSn etGal inStT!WHG'i' WIN
bonds Of approved security, 20 larry n'rT'Sf from
date and the title retained until the whole OF the
purchase money shall have been paid
RICHARD f. FRAISER.
Commissioner.
Richmond June 18th, 1859. ~
Tie abbgh Farm embraces one hundred ana nj )
arr"S iiH6Eh or its.. i BID
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SINGULAR PURCHASE OF A HoRSE.--A curl
Gus case was recently tried at st. Peters
burg, which proves that it is sometimes well
to look the purchased, if not the gift, horse
in the mouth. 4 Russian colonel recently
sold one of his horses to merchant at very
high price, intimating at the same time that
he was very loathe TO part with it. the ami
NAL being 80 capable and intelligent as
"only to want a tongue in order to be per-
tect." The merchants delight ut his bar
gain, however, was somewhat dashed by the
news brought him next day by his groom
that the horse was incapable OF drinking
properly. having only halfa tongue. AT this
fatal revelation of the colonies real meaning
his victim ut once laid the case before ma
gistrate but the defendant maintained,
amid the uproarious laughter Of the entire
court Gnclrding even the presiding judge
himsclf), that he had given his customer fair
warning of the defect, his words being that
the horse "only wanted tongue to make
him perfect"; and he appealed to the plain
tiff himself for 4 confirmation of this state
ment, which the latter, with extreme reluct-
ance and numerous unprintable comments.
eventually gave. The magistrate pronounced
that nothing could be doiie, and recommends
ed that the afftir should he compromised.
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TOR RENT, that very desirable en-
Z HOUSE, situated on Marshall between lii
Eighth and Ninth streets north Sidej No. 500, and
second house from the corner OF Ninth street; ana
worth WHO IS about moving to the country. 1t has
been long occupied by Its. present owner. II Is
complete in every particular. and Is In thorough
order, II contains thirteen rooms--nOt Including
kitchen. Mushroom. laundry. and three servants
rooms stable. and carrlage-honse. The house Is
heated by hot air supplied with hot ana coldwa-
ter AMI gaS-iixtures throughout the house.
II Is seldom such a house Is offered for rent foS-
session can be had Immediately.
T. d. EACIIO,
Real Estate Agent, No. Fourteenth street.
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BY Grnbbs Z Williams AnctioIecrs.
Elcycnth street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
WITHIN FOUR HUNDRED YARDS OF CHES-
TERFIELD COURTHOUSE.-By virtue OF a
deed of trust executed by DR.. ?. r.. Anderson TO
the subscribers as trustees dated lst January, 1885,
and recorded In Chesterfield county court office,
being thereto requested by the creditor we Will sell
nj auction. ut Chesterfield Courthouse. on MON
DAY, 9th day OF August chat being court-day,) at
T. o clock NJ, the property situated rs above, ana
occupied by DR.. 7. Z; Anderson i cmGr EI,s
,I0ut ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES.
more or less: about two-hirds In woods, the
balance cleared. ,,,,.,
The improvements consist Of dwelling with
eight or ten rooms, and the usual out-bnildlngs;
also Il Young orchard Of choice fruit.
Terms Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF SAFE
and note for 81 900, due lst january, lScV credlt
IS to ST OGO until lst January 1870; and the residue
upon terms TO be made known at the time Of sale.
i. W. GRUBBS.
T.. :. WOODBRIDGE,
Trustees.
INI.nnS & WILL .NLS. MGllnnecrs.
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ID OCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER
AND TIE SALTS OF THE WATER.

This. amongst tie !.iost tciebtated and medicinal
of all the Virginia mineral waters, IS KEEP con-
,tautly ON sale by us. No water keeps ii:Ork per-
fcctly pure and unchanged than this ALUM
WATER does In glass and 1t Is consequently
drank With great advantage IN MI parts of the
country, however fcfHota from the Springs. SIN
gle box has often cured stubborn fG1fady,
THE SALTS OF THE WATER, highly con
centratcd and perfectly pure has been iouhd Di
many years experience an excellent method OF
fru ishlns tlp wafer in very cheap and satlsiac-
tory forh II his great advantages, too, In trans
portation by ,aniai' Or &xpEtss:
AF II HCfT6SsiN ti Hf DfkRkHhsh and
DYSENTERY, SCRQFuLA, SKIN Di5hA aS.ES'
and PILES. and in FEMALE COMPLAINTS;
this celebrated mineral water and Its preeipitatsd
reputation not surpassed certainty Dy any o'her III
this country.
Pamphlets sent on application.
Price OF the water; SO per ease oil one uoZen
Hull s''''' '''''' PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
je 2f-lm General Agents, Richmond, Va.
DIETETICS FOR INFANTS
CoMsroCk,s Rational ROOD,
RACAHOUT DIES ARABES,
R BlSfSyl EEKEirRAcf OF MATT,
ROBINS0N'S PATENT BARLEY,
PREPARED DAT MEAL.
LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF NEAT,
PREPARED CORN STARCH,
TOURTELOT'S EXTRACT OF BEEF,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT,
HARD'S FARINACEOUs FOOD,
TAMARINDS, SAGO,
TAP1OCA, ETC., ETC.;
MEADE * BAKERS Apothecary store,
jeI5 0l9 Main street.
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GALE OF QUEENS CREEk.--The mill
- tary order stlSpemding the sale OF this fine es-
tate having been rcsclndcd the same Is again put
upon the market by the undersigned rs trustees
named In certain deed OF trust executed to us by
the late Robert Saunders and Lucy, b. his wife.
bearing date January lSt 1S6l and OF record III the
clerk S Office Of the county court OF YORK county.
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN HUN
DRED ACRES, Is situated on Qucen's creek,
hold navigabc tributary of the York river, ana
distant from the ancient city Of williamsburg
about four miles. The soil Is well adapted to All
the fruits grains, and vegetables. OF i milo ell
mate ana tldc-watcr situation. and Is said also TO
possess excellent oyster privileges
The sale will he made OH MONDAY the 8th day
of August 1s69 at the front door of the courthouse
In williamsburg. on the following
TERMS One-ilalf the purchase money on the
day Of sale: the balance III two equal instruments,
payablc respectively January iSt, 1870, and Janu-
arv Ist ISL: for the deferred payments, The pur-
chi; ser executing two bonds carrying Interest from
day of sale and secured by deed Of trust for the
said land.
B u. DOUGLAS,
ALEXANDER DUDLEY. Trustees.
TALBOT SWEENEY,
Astruscc under subsequent deed of trust made
by Robert Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned will ut the request OF James
W. Custes the surety securct unite IN the sale.
my 25-60t W. =. PEACHt. lfuStce'
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The COURSE OF THE FRENCH ATLANTIC
CABLE
(Ilu single HernWetG.)
..Strai.ht from the BrrSt of the shore it plunged
in the Bosom Of OCEAN,
THEoLOGICAh.--.When domains iclloW-pay'-
Scngers pitched HIM overheard they evil
IDENTIFY regarded him us neither prophet nor
loss.
DOwS IN THE WoRLD-A miner.
BREAKING THE PLEDGE,-WhcncVer tceto-
taltrs talk aboiii drurke.lnesS, the inSaria-
bly, indulge in bitter rail !
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FOR RENT srs,nrxcrs

"a
One of the most elegant and desirable RESI-.
DENCES In the city. on Frank In street.
Ross street, next to the Richmond House; ten
rooms. y.
The late residence Of DIR. Bolton. on Grace bet.
!th and 5th SITS.
4. side OF Mayo st. bet. Broad and Ross; len
rooms.
Large and handsome Residence on Main st. next
TO 81. Adams hall.
S. side of Broad next door above 18th ST.; ten
rooms.
w. side 9Th st. bet. Cary aud Canal: eight rooms.
" side Cary bet. ath and sth seven rooms.
N side Cary bet. Sd and 9TH sts., two Dwellings
with seven rooms each.
W, Side list st. bet. Main and Cary; five rooms.
f side I'd at. bet Cary and Canal seven rooms.
\. side Cathar.nc st. bet. Henry and Smith five
rooms -..... -,
\. side Marshall bet. Jefferson and Madison sts.;
six rooms.
~ side of Marshall st. near Elba Park; eight
rooms. $50,
r, side Belvidere ST.. Oregon Hill five rooms.
+. side Locust alley bet Main and Franklin five
rooms.
sts.; ten rooms.
In Sidney on Elmwood CONTINUATION of Main)
St: ten rooms, and four acres land attached.
In Sidney, on Dover ST.; four rooms, and one
nn NJ lam a attached.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A lady desires a SITuA-
sewing, and making herself generally useful 4
home In the country preferred. Best of references
given. Address
iy 16-3tk Miss N. T.. T., Richmond Va.
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y. side of Main bet. lith and 18th sts.
$. side of Main bet. Nth and 18th SIS.
y. side Main bet. It'll and sth sts.-s stores.
y. side Franklin bet. 10Th and Eth SIS.
West Market ST.. opposite Fish Market.
:. side Cary bet. 18th and Eth sts.
y. side Broad bet. 9th and 10Th SITS
n, side Broad bet. Sd and 18th sts. .
W. side 9Th bet Broad and Marshall.
y. side Broad between eth and It'll sts.
W. side sth bet. Main and Cary
y. side Marshall bet 9Th and It'll SIS.
:. side Main bet. 7th and Sth sts
". side l.th st. bet. Main and Franklir-e stores.
\, side Main bet 7th and sth streets, large
brick building suitable for store or factory. .cs
Apply TO
" l5--eOd3t GRUBBS ~ W lLLlAMs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-17

SUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
- market price in CASH for SUMAC, delivered
either at our t,lincry. in Manchester, or at store
li22 Main street, Richmond. The Sumac must be
of good color, well dried, and free from berries,
stems, and sand - . ~
iyu HULST 4 KING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-17
BY wellington Goddin.
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent

Richmond. June 18TH 1892
TIE abbfh Farm hmhra.es one hundred ana MY
,rr"- ii46th or fts.. i BID