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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24
By James III. Taylor, Aucti neer,
No. s2l Main street,
three doors below the spotswood Hotel.

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE AT AUCTION virtue Of the
becrmrer, 1859. executed by Robert " illett to
Repismin Chalk, trustee and also by virtue OF the
provisions Of another deed Of trust, dated the 18th
day of February. 1851, by said Robert Wlilett to
John b. Young trustee, to secure the payment Of
certain debts mentioned and described In said
deeds, the same being OF record In the clerks
Office Of Richmond Hastings Cou,t the under.
signed, John, B. Young, trustee In the second
81 tuted trusee In the first named or said DEEDS,
{the said Benjamin CHALK, the former trustee,
havng departed this !ite) viii. at the request and
BY the direction Of the beneficiary In said deeds.
on TUESDAY the s7th day of kpril 1850 at the
hour OF P. NJ. II fair, If not, the next fair ~
thereafter offer for sale at auction. on the pre-.
misses the FLOWING EFAL ESTATE mentioned
will be necessary to discharge the Gcbt and costs
therein mentioned That certain LOT or Pa r.
GEL OF LAND IN the city OF Richmond desig-
mated In plan OF French Garden la said city, as
back ago feet, and fronting on Moth street (con-
tinued), with all the mpruvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE Cash as 10 so much or the pro-
ceeds OF sale as may be sufficient to defray the ex-
pense Of the sale ar To dis chge the sum OF $500
with Interest thereon from the f4th OF december,
1859; and the further sum of S1as7i with intert st
therr on from the 18th OF February 1851; and as to
the residue OF the purchase money On such terms
OF credit as the personal rep sentative OF Robert
Wtllet may direct or In default OF such direction,
on such terms as the said trustees shall sec 1T on
the day Of sale.
selling as trustees, will OF course convey with the
"'DA' 'p'''"' EDWARD Y: CANNON,
Substituted Trustee.
JOHN 3. YOUNG, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JANIS d. TAYLOR,
Auctioneer. ap ID
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Letter from ROckbrtdRe.

correspondence OF the hlcnmOnu Dlspalcu'
1o.a GOSHEN BRIDGE, April 81, 1869.
Everybody seems to be looking forward
to the coming Springs season with great
interest. The proprietors of the various
watering places are busy making the needed
preparations for this period.
Our country is improving in appearance
every day. Our people are Woodworking,
honest, saving, determined to use all their
efforts in restoring it to what it used to be
before the war. ,. er. ars. .
On last Sunday Presbytery consisting
of Rev. George B. Taylor, Of Staunton !;
Rev. J. w. Ryland, of Goshen; and Rev.
&c. Myers, of Craigsville, assembled at
the last named place for the purpose Of
organizing Baptist Church. Rev. George
B. Taylor was chosen moderator, and Rev.
j. W. Ryland secretary Of the meeting.
The following was the order of exercises {:
Sermon by Rev. George B. Taylor; right
hand of fellowship to the pastor and dea-
cons by the same; charge to the church by
Rev. J. W. Ryland; prayer by Rev. J. G.
Myers. The congregation was an unusually
large one, and all seemed deeply interested
in the exercises. Elder J. W. Ryland was
unanimously chosen pastor of the church.
We can but hope this is but the beginning
of better things in store for US.
The fruit in this section may have been
injured some by the recent cold weather,
but not all Of it has been killed. W.
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'saTha pffncs fnpssrf sii % saking lessons In
nho.ographys Heis an adept in the sciencs
OF ,teiegraphy, and he proposes visiting the
chief centres Of French manufacturing IN"
dustry. Few princes promise to be better
Instructed fer their future than viii be
Napoleon the Fourth. 50 ,sgasTSesl "a.
rni To-day being the IS 9th anniv ersary OF
The creation Of the world, according to the
Jewish calendar, the Israelites viii hold
8 solemn service to bless tho suns They
are. lucky in being able to see the OBJECT OF
their affections, as many were believing he
had abdicated his functions. Every twenty
eight years this rite takes place, as Jewish
astronomers assure us, the sun and hea-
yenly bodies take at this epoch the exact
position they occupied en- the dsy of their
creation. .sfIo. ~
-In.my last mentioned duel that was
to take place between sn outraged nus 30. oan =
and the gentleman caught IN tagrante ae-
licto with his wife. The duel has taken
place in Belgium; Dom Juan is Young
American, and Yves Z" raised" not o hum
dred miles from Boston. He has been ter.
ribly wounded in the shoulder, and pro-
missed aneyerito return to France on eond1-
ton that thes-lady should be forgiven.
Terms accepted. ~ x$l,i5 as ne 2
Mr.. T. fBuchanan Reads celebrated por-
trait Of General Sheridan on his famous
black charger is at present being exhibited
in Paris previous to it's departure for San
Francisco, where it will remain with it's
purchaser, Mr.. 8. Dewey. It is very
much admired. 5g"y1 ze9qs 80 ..0 a. ;
Mr.. Z. G.. Appleton has purchased the
celebrated collection 10000 in numberl
Of Cardinal Tosti's engravings. % He Will
present them to the1Boston Library -.
Mr.. George W. Childs has left Paris for
London, en- route for the States. 1zat
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Committee on Supplies for Vscanso hurehss.
D ! obey,s case was made the second order
Of the day for tomorrow. y.rr.s.s ftsr,
I : TranFlin.ssreet church, Baltimore, was
selected as the place, and Thursday before
Ana ;rat Sabbath in October as the time,
Sorp The next stated meeting Of Presbytery.
The committees on the various church
Minutes reported that they found them all
correctly kept, and recommended their ap-
aur;roval. Reports adopted. ~, .d,
i presiding Elders Dixon and Fitzhugh
vere appointed Committee on Finance. zse.
Free conversation on state OF religion was
made the first order Of the day for to-Tmor-,
row morning. .ayfo c.y;.. .,Z,,.,o- oo,;,r
The committee appointed at last meeting
Of Presbytery to install Robert b. Wni.e'
D. ID. pastor of Greenwich church, re-
ported that they had performed snaI au u.
= A call from the church at Laure1 ZOE .ne
5nraastoraI services of DR.. John b. Ross was
piaced ~ fine! hands Of Or. Ross, ana, nav az
;nv Sheenr accepted the first Sabbath IN June
,ns3t was appointed for hisinstalistion-,
PaS invite to preschz the sermon ana
a;ya fbe charge to the pastor: chev. IT.
afHnf1oct tn preside, PROFOUND the const1tu-
Eons GS nnsstions. and give the charge to the
:n ras, Rev. 3. W. Lupton to be alternate
r. 6rS White, and Rev. j. a. LefeVre to Dr.
Bullock. -. {, uoh
call from the, Presbyterian cnurc9
at Culpeper Courthouse for the pastoral
ssryioes Of Rev. &. 8. McMurran was
,nlaced in his hands by Presbytery, ana ct
His reouest he Was allowed to retain 1t TIL
The next stated meeting, Of Presbytery.,,
The Finance Committee reported that
thew had examined the book of the treasu-
rer Of the late Rappahannock Presbytery,
and found that he had paid out Sl3.4O more
than he had received. The treasuTer's ac-
count Of Patapsco Presbytery was balanced.
Rev, DR.. Bullock, j. W. Pugh, and Elder
Dixon, we're appointed Committee on AS
easements. ~ ---~,s
1.-THE letter of dismission of William War
den, licentiate from Presbytery Of Win
chester, was ordered to be placed on file.
s. n. Higgins, D. D., was dismissed, at
his own request, to the Presbytery Of Bal
timore. -&el ~ 80.
Presbytery took recess till hour OF
public worship. @ed r.aa5 =
After recess Presbytery met and pro-
ceeded with the, ordination Of licentiate G.
N. Campbell to the full work Of the Gospel
ministry. Rev. J. A. Lefevre preached the
sermon from Luke xiv, II. Rev. a. D.
Pollock presided, propounded the constitu--
tional questions, and delivered the charge.
Presbytery adjourned till tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock. :.fi .-t-'-
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BY Lee & Goddin, kuctioneers,
No. iii Main street.
yTALUABLE THREE-sTORY BRIO

VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK
v DWELLING, BGsJDES BASEMENT, ON
THE WEST LINE IF FOURTEENTH BE
FUa SALE at nUGTION.-Gn 1HnhSD AY,
10th April, 1869. at O'Clock p ~, Oh the prem
ises we will expose to sale by public auction Mat
v,Inahie THREE-STORY BhICK BUI. DING,
with basement, containing twelve rooms: two
large coal-houses large range ana water and gas
entire premises are In perfect order ana repair,
having a short time back been re-papered and
painted throughout.
he lot fronts t9enty-four feet on Fourteenth
street and extends back eighty feet, and Is sup
piled with cuveit.
THIS property, located In the heart OF the city,
and adjacent TO two first cla.S hotels has never
fat ed tu pay the owner 4 large rent and By reason
thereof is Justly regarded very valuable
TERMS: one third cash balance at six and
twelve months creIit for negotiable notes with
Interest added and the same secured by trust deed
on The property. Taxes for 1863 TO ne pald oy the
purchaser, LEE GolDlN.
an 40 huctiOne+rs.
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By Richardson 4 Newbprn.
Heal Estate gents and Auctioueers.

T0R SALE AS FOLLOWS: THAI
BRICK DWELLING, wiih basement h.n,u.
four rooms on each floor, with All nece us,s
closets, water gas etc "a large brick kitchen an
stable, and lot fronting 81 by lis fe.t on Ftrs,
coraer Cary street. - 49,
That delightfully."- situated BRIGK DWELLING
on The east side OF Seventh stree; NORTH =,
Leigh, and adjoining the ity springs proper.,
wi h two stories above the basem,n. Ia front ant
q two-stoi y framed wiug in The rear having In Al
eight rooms with gas throughout, besides Closet
gree house es ess.sropy re.urn n,,v,
with i've rooms a kitchen with = 0 70 ms two.
story cxrpentershop Ia the Fear OF the premises.
wen OF water In the yard and lot fronting a by
100 feet on the youth side OF 'iaybetween 1wenty.
eighth and Twenty-ni ninth streets
i he yards to each CT the above mentioned
houses are prettfly ornaneGiei with shrubbery
etc, RICHARDSON & NEWBUks
Real Estate gents and Auet0neers,
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TWO FARMS ON THE POTOMAC

1.-TWO FARMS ON THE POTOMAC
i RIVER In WESTMORBLAND oUnTY
FOR sALE.-One Is a FARM OF about TWO
HUNDRED ACRES; $50 Of which is open land
ready for cultivation, OF good quality, ard Ne,
beau fully, within half mile and In foil view q,
the Potomac river has two or three springs Of
fine water, and bounded on one side THE length Al
the farm, say one mile, by honroe's creek. which
Is naytgable for ves sells or steamers along he
farm. here are also two or tn, &c landings on he
farm. The buildings are small ERAMED
HuUSE, built for al oyersefr. anu threr cabins
J he farm and soil are admirably sGi.el for frrl,.
growing and market veg. tables, steamers passigg
on the Potomac daily for w ashington, baltimore
Philadelphta New York, and Bottom. IL, n oe',
creek abounds with fish OF almost every variety,
including good oysters. Wild fowl are abund,n.
in season-such as ducks. geese, and swan Prizes,
twenty-five dollars per acre.
The other FABM contains about ONE HUN.
DRIED AND FIFTY ACHES III being the lover
end Of my farm) It lies beautifully Is Grs:-rlass
grass and wheat land Is bounded two Thirds by
water-the Potomac river ON one side, and don.
rCc's creek on the other. IL Is the best location
for growing fruit to be fund anywhere. idm!rl.
lylocated for sporting killing ducks, geese, and
swan. Altogether, 1t Is one OF lbe most desirable
farms In market The only building 10 al ULD
FRAMED HOUSE, with well IF good water and
pump attached. Price, thirty dollars per acre.
The terms of payment for both farms will BE
IN .0e to suit the lines
Address me at YAK GRO post-oflce, Va or
further information may be obtained 1t The Dis.
match office Richmond. The farms may be visited
by the o.omac steamers, and will take pleasure
in showing them.
ap1 HENRY u. 6OULDhAH.
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.ial.sTlrasTTON SALES.

AUS01Ueess sse-s~~sSs~--so.
- "a tx THIS 5A Csc. Z. -,
~ GooS D Laugnton, sArtnoneerr, ~
- .orner aoyrrnor and FRANKLIN streets
rronsEs,. MULES, WAGONS !! So o., AT q.
DAY a. ooaneif p Sssmb @S
H1ll S,,ir of y-pgAgTT 1 H E sss sH.nsEss
- sereraI excellent SADDLE anu q %
very i, a9 STYLISH BUGGY AH1MAh-sound and
~ s.r sasf 'so. YOU'VE MULES.
ign SPRING WA GS0os i EsP 21as Gifs5
49,, [g ffrr - a n 4 Aucitoneers.
= - a. BYE. eatbright. Auctioneer. 2 h
.s8 eT5- No. 1913 sfain street, 60
tetvecn Fourteenth and Fifteenth. s
Y ARGE LOT FURNITURE, BEDS, &C.,
n = 40 aIJClION.-I will sell on eATURDaI
!tne zach tustant. commencing 81 10 CLOCK large
assortment; OF FuhslTuhE, &C. consisting In
spE' part q BUREAUS, - 10 -112
s7otteE JENNY LiSp, COTTAGE. and other
s7asE org SBEDsTEADs, ~ go l@f
.,.r-r ri -WARDR0BES,fs T sislG -ra.
.s -. .uosaG GAshssss' @ : q.
oa:r SAsE sed wooD-sEAT ROCKERS
-.gf sWassHsrANDs 90 szas5
d FEATHF & BEDS, -a
~ -"aA, MATTRESSES, .,.a
4.. .1t SHEETS, BIS r@#5 ..-
PILLOWS, ns.,
CEOCKERY, -s.E#
8Esr7 ri GLASSWARE, ~ "
and many other articles In the housekeeping line
/ too numerous to detail. =. . 2.
,17zT- 1T'iaI ALSO, s.-
a large lot of. 70 80.
'" 'A'Be ~ DaY GOODS, gGu :a2s
/, 49, CLOTHS, em. eTs1
lgt@at sCAssIMEREs, ..sr
~ BOOTS, E3a flts.
.s......- SHOES, a-n.ea.r .f ,--~.#
DRESS Patterns
! &Hr g NOTIONS,
- . SOAPS, -.- Hr-#. ......
800 pairs PANTS,
a-.s r. so GOATS, '-~.s--
100 VESTS, ar
Large lot HATS, &c, &C.
ap2s II. GATHa1GHT. Auctioneer.
uIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
4 sold on sAI UKD.Y April 94'h, 1850. It 10
O'Clock A. NJ at the High Constsble's Office, the
following pI operty-to wit
Bureaus Cabinets, and Glasses,
WurGrobes, sofas, ~
e-a-m - ab.e3, Chairs,
Beadsteads. Mattresses,
I'd -s. Lookiug-e Iasses Mirrors,
superior Barber Chairs, complete;
Carpet, zsr
l MarUle-top Table, -4
Piano, .
to satisfy distress warrants in my hands.
WILLIAM Il. TALL,
ap2s High Constable City of Richmond,
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BY Wellington GoddIn.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF PARTS OF
~ LOTS Nos, 90 AND 81 ~ BAKERS AD-
DITION.-Bs commissioners Of the ircuit Court
10th of November 1888 and 9Th OF February, 1899,
in the case OF Coles executrix against Gardner.
&C.. we shall proceed to sell at public auction on
the Or. misses on TUESDAY the attn pril. 1859, at
O'Clock r. NJ. PARTS OF LOTS Nos 90 AND
81 IN BAKERS ADDITION, each fronting on
the east line Of Clay street fry feet running back
ninety-three feet towards st. Peter street which
lots were purchased by Joseph Norris at sale
made by us on The .th Of March ks9 and having
fAiled to comply with the terms Of sale, they VIII
now be sold ~ bis risks and costs.
TERMS : One-lhrd rash; balance at SIX and
twelve months for goIsbe nOts s, Interest added,
and title retained until all or the purchase money
be paid and convex ance ordered by the court.
EDWARD II. Fl1ZHCGH,
JOHN q. sTEIEk
a. AUSTIN SM TIL,
apH Commissioners.
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FOB BENT.

TOR RENT, two neat and conve- On
E niently arraD ged BRICK TENEMENT 3 ksa
on the north side OF clay, between Fifth and SIKH
streets, with five rooms each, kitchen, and water
THREE. STORY BRI'k DWELLING on the
south side Of Marshall, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, with eleven rooms, kitchen. gas, and wa
ter; in thorough order, having been painted, pa
pered &c. IT,
TWn.STORY BRICK DWELLING on the
south side of Clay, bsrs cen Madison and Monroe
sire cts, with seven rooms, kitchen, and water.
Neat FRsMG TENEMENT on the west side OF
Ninth ST. Get, north OF J. eieh. with five rooms
Several DESIRE BILE DWELLINGS III sidney,
Episcopal church, with from five to nine rooms
each. FRANCIS I, IsBhLL,
Zeal Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main aud Bank streets.
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III S4x BY ED. Eacho. .bs17
Real Estate Agent and Austioaeer,

EoR SALE PgIVATELYA VERY DIP.
~ 5IRABLE. HOUSE An o LOT situated !,
icsvtile turnpike, containing four foo ms : kites-.
with two rooms, and pump OF good wafer In 90
yard all In good condition. shs house IA ne ss
rented to q good tenant for $50 per annum p,,,
be monthly. g" r'sf1I F>''
!. II ERs.s !: WIN be made accommodating
s. ...-s Z. ID. EAcHO
apz s-1w Real Estate 4 gent
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L0sT AND FOUND.

II OsT, between the Spotswood Hotel and
IL post-ofHce. an old style GOLD LOCkET,
containing hair In shape. square and SCI with
block. The finder will be literally rewarded BY
leaving the same at the china store Of
BRANCH i CURRANTs
ap 2l-st near spotsHood Hotel Main street,
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BY Lee q Goddin, Auctioneers,
No, iii Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
SANDLOT, ON TWEHTY-THIRD STREET
BETWEEN L hEDM, ATPUBLI1 AUCTION.
By virtue OF a decree Of the Hastings Court Tor
the city of Richmond in the cause styled !" Ga;
briella stone %. L. 6. Fgg ct ais" pronounced
on the 10th day of pri, 1859 the under signed sp-
pointed special commlssinner therein, VII. on
the premises. on TUESDAY, 4th May, 1859, at
O'Clock z. NJ, proceed to sell a. public auction
the real estate mentioned in said decree follows,
to wit: 4 Lot OF GROUND situated on the
eastern side OF Twenty. third street and fronting
thereon 80 feet and extending back ls2 feet, said
lot commencing at the distance Of i4o feet from The
Intersection OF III and said rwenty-third streets,
and running In a southern direction 80 feet, upon
which is comfortable FRAME DWELLING
with four rooms. coal ard wood houses, &c.
TRIMS One half cash balance at three and
six months, for negotiable notes interest acded,
and secured by trust deed. axes for 1863 the pur-
chaser 10 nav II. A. ATKINSOS, JR,
Speci,l commissioner.
SAFE conducted by LEE q GoDDIN, Auctioneers.
An ~
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HARDWARE.

1907 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, yIRoISIA.
we would respectfully call the attention OF eoaE,
try MERCHANTS aud the trade generally 70 our IN
stock OF EEGLIsh and AhEklCAS hAhUI :,
WARE aud SADHLEKY GOODS, consis;ics ~ ~
and Table Cutlery, q large and well. $3.50 Is.
stock; Trace and Log haius aud Coli Sh nsna.
Spades, shoyels. Forks and Garden Tools 49, az
Hsmp and Manila Rope. In fact Nc have Wy sss
largest and best seIected stock We ever bad -
our 81 tends, /, horn we would tender cur ds 10
merit always > continuance or the same, n,
mh?e-im WATKINS CQTfAALL Wv
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GEORGE 1. HERRING.

EOR RENT.-Wishing to remove to a
the country. will rent out my HOUSE, 80
corner OF Nineteenth and Grace streets, at sent
occupied by myself as dwelling 1t contains
eleven rooms, including two. basement rooms,
with all necessary out-buildiDgs. and brick Gull
vert running through the premises; also, six diff
fr ent kinds of choice ult In bearing order
together with large yard and flower garden. The
lot fronts about l55 feet Nineteenth street, and
runs back $50 feet to atwentyfoot paved alley. To
a good tenant the terms will be moderate, and pos
session given on or before tie is OF May, 1889.
apply to WILSON WILLIAMS,
ap l22w No. 1912 Grace street.
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r TAKE PLEASU IN IN->s8s
i FOKMING you that am now pre- yHhzg
pared to show complete and w.ll-se--SReFSe
fected stock OF MIL. IhEkY GOODS. consisting Of
FAENCH FLOWERS, SILKS RlBBUNS, LLU.
SIOAa GRAPES, STRAW GOODS, &C., which
will offer at the lowest N erket prices.
MRS. IL WALTON q CO, =
No. 400 Broad street, corner Fourth.
N. B.-Handsome PATTERN BONNeTs al
WAYS on hand. Esz-zz ap8-im
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MILLINERY.

DARIsIAN MILLINERY, No.1sBs
L 400 BAOAD STHEET.-Madam B. g4kydS
L. CaHEN formerly Madam B. Deme- VNeNss
man) has just returned from ! ew York with the
largest assortment OF PAElSTAN MILLINERY
ever offered In this city. Her BOsNElS and
HSTs-0f straw, Fix, aud neapolitau-are OF the
latest imported styles. Her assortment OF klCH
Ribbons FhEHGH FEOWEhS, and SILKS,
are OF the finest quality. Also, Jouvins best KID
GLOVES at only 81 rs. INFANTS, BONNETS
and HATS at very low prices, and variety OF
other novelties. The greatest Inducements offered
to wholesale buyers. Ladies wishing TO make their
OWN BONNETS would DO we'll to call on her be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as she has engaged two
young ladies who will devote their time to selling
materials.
GRAND OPENING DAY, MONDAY, 10Th in
slant. Open saturdays after r. 81. ape Aim
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PARIS LETTER.
PARIS, April 7, 1869.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
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PAPER. &c.

A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL.-Hsv-
IA ing made arrangements to operate he Apo.
mattox Paper Mil, we shall be prepared In few
days to supply orders for
- PRINT AND BOOK PAPER,
and would be gratifed to furnish its former GUS
toners and others.
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ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK WANTED.
Our friends and customers In the Interior con-
signing RAGS to us win receive prompt returns at
the BEET MARKET PRICE.
PETxasHuRG. March L 1850. NH aim
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REAL ESTATE POR aArn
~-~->~~~<Ie~-CISS
s.. III by wailinztoa Goadiu. e,->>>
Auctioneer and Resl Estate Issn.

NAsesss..1se'A sli. 1.eAa Assase Agent
E7ERY LARGE AND qApMIp sp,r
WELL.AHRAEaED PRIyATr aoL1
1Mgs,,f S5HE Est IINE o. sSIESl.
TE1NTH BETWEEN FxhSKIIraiHk-
IGRACk sI&EETSs F0R BALF.-ht,has AND
o. mv MFi ~ II Hia ieer for sale bis Pnivacss;s;
front Of % feet ruDs back iss d. Ina Sinsss
Is three. tories above the basement and has sgsss
biishmenk such rs gas. water. closets bslS sea.
cplyert, &C. The out-bnildines are yery carrss
deus and the Whole pfenisssia frssrats gen.s no
4ppiyto tf,5 80 IS stassx
. apA 1t ". eonn,,
Tor SALE4PRIVATELY, A VERY MP
Il sIRAELE SMALL, FAkM sisuated ten NM.
west OF Bfchrnond, obtaining SEvENrYArP .s
known as :. He fmsn,g Farm. . thlrtysfye N ~,
10 IN good ,conlitt The IMPROVEMENTS eon.,s
Of q good dwelling and alt the necess.ry nH
houses. Posses sion can be had fnmedfstsiv. '.e
+ SO 3 EC.1 - Il. -. EACHn
ap 1a-E Beal Estate 4 ses.
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INOR RENT, A DESIRABLE BRICK On
IL DWELLING. corr er Marshall and First ~
streets, containing eight rooms; brick kitchen
coal. Gas and water on the premises. Possession
given Immediately. Terms low 70 a good tenant
Amply at s?l, corner Fourth and Marshall streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24
A NTHRACITE COAL, BEST RED ASH,

GLOVER HILL COAL, direct from mines;
SMITHS COAL, a No. article;
COKE, soft and hard;
WOOD oak and pine.
"Know ven that fuel OF all kinds, promptly
delivered, Is to be had st lowest rates OF
BRAZEAL g. CUpTRELLr
nha corner Ninth street and Basin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

yETANTED, everybody to know that !
wv am siill carrying on the TEAMIE9 BUs1-
NESS. My Office is No. lsi4 Gary street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth, where Will be pleased
to see my old friends and customers and receive
their orders for hauling Which will be attended TO
promptly. Zap 3-m1 b. 4. HATCHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

WTANTED, by small family, THREE
wv ROOMS ION the snme floor If possiblel,
with kitchen and cooks accommodation. Ad
dress, stating location, terms, &C., l.. b. box ssl.
"a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

WTANTED, TO sELL.-Any one willing
wv to buy handsome set of HOUSEHOLD
FIJRN1TUhT, also & si1-and-a.half octave Pl-
ANO and several marble top Tables, can do SO
by applying az No. s12 81 oad street. between Third
nnd Eolifti.- tess- 40 IL e0d2wH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

TOR RENT, the STORE formerly MA
q occupied by Messrs Joyner Slater. Nos. IL
1880 and 1892 Gary street between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth. The rent will ne moderate. Apply 70
JOYNER q SbATEh,
an l9-29 No. 1924 Main street.