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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-20
, laaz9J 6 BY Lyme & Brother, zJ-
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
.-..s-, ~ 1889 Main street. Zen. H.ar#a

VALUABLE TWO-sTORY. FRAMED
" DWELLING oNTHE SOUTH SIDE OF
M BETWEEN TWENTY-FIFTH AND TWEEN.
TY-SINTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT. AUG
premises, GA TUESDAY, March %. 1'59. at half
past O clock Z. n, that desirable FRAMED
RESIDENCE located as described, containing six
rooms, aud the usual out houses. with water, &c
on The premises, in good repair, and at present
occupied by a good tenant at a fair rent. The lot
fronIs 80 by 16s # et.'Tl stS~s SO
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at hour OF
sale. = LYME BkOIHEh,
: NH 10 =, fsv &. ss.. "a. ."" huctioneers.
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--TE7T 81 By Lyme g Brother, .' y
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs,
rrv+4s-s 2 . $ f1x1o Main street. -s4Et 7Ea

MEAT TWo-sToRY BRICK DWELL
HIcsvIELE TURkPIKE JT ES H sfz zasI.
MEs,s REsfDENCE, FOR SALE At AUG
TION we viii cell, at the request Of the owner,
on MONDAY ths 22d day Of March 1899, at hait.
mast O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises. that very
desirable TWO.STORY BRICK. DWELLING
located as above scribed, eontaieing fYe rooms,
and the usual outhouses, the former residence gu
Richard Smith deceased. The LOT fronts esxlss
feet to an alley. is-sTtuI al EgJI4 s,G
TERMS Liberal, and made known at the hour
OF sale. = - ~" = lyme q bhp'hch
= NH II rgf5 EET- LF9ETEtET EUtf NCtloueeES.
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HNFlRMARY.

TOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS RICHMOND VA.
. All cases requiring medical or surgical aid ad-
mitted except the insane and those labortnS under
contagious disorders
Charges Invariably In advance), including board,
medical attendance, and medicines:
Large wards, per week, S6.
Private rooms, per week, 80 to $40.
small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on per-
mits from members OF the committee OF the ely
Council for the relief Of the poor, and seamen on
permits from The custom-house.
For further Information. or admission, apply 81
the infrmary to ISkla Fl II. WHITE, III. De-,
IN lk-1rn Medical Superintendent
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POREIGN ITEMS.
/ SINGULAR INTERVIEW

e-.A a DlNuOLah AN
AT the last hunt in the forest of Fon-
tainebleau the courtiers who accompanied
the Emperor were much mystifed by the
following occurrence The Emperor sud-
denly halted in the middle Of the forest,
I and requested his attendants not to follow
him any further. He then advanced alone,
and was met ct some distance further on
, by tall man in PEASANTS dress, whose
j features the courtiers were unable to dis
tinguish, but who, they saw, had very
email, white hands and several rings on his
fingers. The Emperor conyersed with this
my sterious stranger for over an hour and o
y holt, and when he finally returned to his
attendants they noticed that his Majesty
was exceedingly thoughtful and even mo-
rose, Upon his arrival in Paris the
Emperor retired at once to his cabinet,
pacing the room for several hours, and
refusing admittanoe even to his private
secretary. Some Of the courtiers at the
Tuileries think that the mysterious stranger
vas no other than the Count of Paris, the
(, OrIeanist prince, while others assert that
1iti must have been ex-King Ferdinand, of
), Portugal, now 8 candidate for the Spanish
& throne. asr..... p .f.l.. .5. t.a F.....s ...
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BY Wellington Godd1n.
Aucttoueer end Zeal Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE . OF EXCEL
;J,ENr LOT AND TWO TENEMENT1 At
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FRANKLIN
and TWENTY-THIRD STREETS virtue
OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF Rlchnono pro.
nonnced on the 27d of February 1859, in the case
Of Martin, &C., against Elicit, &c. we shall as
special commissioners thereby appointed proceed
to sell at public auction. on the premises, on
P. M, the heal ESTATE located as above !be-
ing part Of OF No: b2 Of which the late M RS
fronting sixty-eix feet, and having thereon
one comfortable BRICK TENEMENT and one
WOODEN TENEMENT. -.
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes,
Interest added and title retained till all OF the
purchase money is fully paid and Ga,f conveyance
? - r. II. CHRISTIAN,
NH 10 - 81 ~ Commissioners.
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ByLee & Goddin, Aucttoneers,
il No. iii Main street.

NEW FRAMED TENEMENT, CON-
~ TANNING FIVE ROOMS. AND LOT 641110
FEET, ON JUD. II STREET BKTWEEh DU.
VAL AND LEIGH STREETS. FOR SALE at
aUOI ION.-We will sell on TU ESDkY the 25d
instant. at O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises the
PROPERTY described above which is In excel
lent order and In good neighborhood. and is we'll
suited for small family. and now occupied ny
Mr.. a iexander Long. Upon the premises has
been erected nice storehouse sixteen feet square,
at which thriving business can be done as re-
tail grocery, &C. .AA- t7t7~s ~ ..-ls n
p TERMS Liberal, and announced at sale. 3.
= LEE GODDIH, 81
~ NH 18th sS tn y ~ - AH Auctfoneers.
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sTT5 H,1ggasfa i FUTUEE UAY.I 3T1aH1
BY Cook u Laughton, Auctioneezs rsiI
corner or Governor and Franklin streets.
FUTURE DAY:

- n = BuEoh@ A><A y
BY Cook u Laughton, Auctionee.s, rsriS
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets L.sa
ELEGANT sHOuSRH0LD FURNITURE.
$ VIII Ell y s
residence OF Dir. a !. Sharpe fwno is removing rom
sie icity) No IA Twelfth sire et1 between brgea
and Marshall, ali Of bis superior HODsEHI,L+iDl
and KITOHEN FURNITURE. most OF which Is
utmost enfIrel ntw .yIFsJ nCEl fSta ~ LIZ
The pariors; are furnished with elegant w Al.
NUT EUITS embracing .uu
Two SOFAS, six tGHAiRs, and two large AHh-
tmaRsa HnfFT6p TABLES, E.aF ~. 49, .
snnerinr BRUSSELS Ca HPETS and RUGS,F'
WIS DOW SHADES and CURTAINS, ,,* E3sy
= lie chambers are furnished with .
WALNUT and MAHOGANY SUITS, complete !;
TTRnSDI,E BEDsTEADs, s.-..- -'..,.
Orb and MATrRESH. ~. u-..Ia ll'
HAIR and STUCK MATTRESSEs, GEsGr
SHAPES. PILLOWS Low and BoLsIAhs' ;17rJ
: in Inc dining1oom will be found an excellent
assortmtennt 81 sys b1a 19vf3 saE m-eis m !
ne s1r cRnnKEaY and CHA sswARE,'aa3 O (,
Y laT FSHHFFfffsERAToR.. iF@9 91sT Eaz.iD. : I.
Jfgi.8 BUTLER,s TRAY. etc, etc. neg.
The kitchen ia fully supplied with every article
necessary, amongst which is very fine ,~{ s,
- bsCOOKING-sTOyE. ~ ~ :. -. v
The furniture Is In an excellent sta,e OF pre-
persons Wishing to supply themselves, an oppor-
tuoisy seldom offering PRESENTS Itself r.,,1h
NH 90 y sAc!@ e8T S2Ft15 = - Auctioneers.
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4 tad; - BY Franeis'T. Isbell, s'.5. ID.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
Eleventh between Main and Bank Streets

VOMMIssIoNER,s SALE OF A DEs1-
~ RABLE THREE-STORY BECK DWELL
ING ONETHE SOUTH SIDE OF CAESL
STREET BETWEEN. FOURTH MD ElFih
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH GONU, AT
lLUCTION.--By virtue of decree pronounced by
the Circuit Court OF the city of Richmond on the
18th day OF March, $685. IN the suit or T1nsley and
wife rs MounijJy and others. i shall, as specfal
commissioner appointed by ssid oecree pTIGIfpa 70
Day the a5tl day of March, 1852 at y O'Clock =.
nj, that Val liable TENEMENT on the south
side of Canal street between Fourth and FliIh
streets fronting Is feet on Canal street ana run
ming back between parallel lines about ITO feet to
an alley. The house is OF brick, three stories high
and contains ten rooms besides closets The prln-
cIpal rooms are furnished with marble man
tells and supplied with gas. The house Is bulL IN
the best manner, with q stone foundatlon. Inc
premises are thoroughly drained by large chi
vert There is a substantial kitchen with all ne
cessary CONVEX fences on the property. Tie whole
property is In thorough order. -
TERMS One-fourtb cash; balance In three equal
instalments at four, eight, and twelve months Tor
nego fable notes interest added and title retained
until the whole purct ase money Is paid and deed
ordered By the court.
special Commi> sioner.
FRANCIS t. IsB ELL. Auctioneer. mn II
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.-In ODE
I dence to q decree OF the Circuit Court of
King William county pronounced on the 2sth day OF
November, 1868, in the pending In said court
between David Slraughan, plaintiff. and Henry
Toler and others. defendants, the undersigned, as
trustee under deed OF 25th of February 1852, be-
tween Eliza n. Temple and others, win on MON
Day the 22d day of March, 1869 THAT being court
day), sell at King William Courthouse to the high
est bidder, the tract of land called MAIAMO-
r So lying in the said county or King William
about one mile below the Acquintol church, ad-
joining the lands Of 4. A. hllyard aud others,
and contai ing about TWO HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. b.
The said land is desirably located In very
healh by neighborhood, and is very productive,
with good improvements uron 1t.
TERMS OF SALE Ohe-thlrd OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash the remaining two
thirds on credit Of one and two years from the
day Of sale. IN equal inst ,lments, the purchaser
executing his bond for the deferred payments 10
the undersigned as commissioner under the said
decree; and the title to The land Will be retained
till the pay ment Of all the purchase money.
...' WILLIAM M TURNER,
Re 23-1aw!w -G commissioner and Trustee.
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correspondence efthe Richmond Dispatch.
TswA a K0-T--yy
CIrxKefisf OF THE HUsTINGs COURT STILL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,,TENpERED; TO
THE appoINrEE on CONDITIONS NOT Ac--
.cEYgAsbg-8gNERALs ToNEMAh''s,E extern
SION. OF GRACE NOT APPRECIATED By TIE lf
fUtD oFFrcERs, ..ae 81 80
;, s.,,,.., FETERsBURG, March 10, 1862
-ysGreat yasthe anxiety to learn VINO was
to be the new clerk Of the Hastings Court
and sor,o fine before 4 o'clock this after
anau--s6 rhich hour the court adjourned
Yesterday mcrp;ng-a large crowd was In
otsendsnce to near the report brought from
Riehmend by. the deputasion sent over TO
wait Oh General Stoneman.s L soon oecsMe
ruraored that Ben amin Burch was the iTf-
tunate individual, on whom it seems .he
appointment has been permanently, no'
temporarily, sconferred--thus leaving ar'
Boiling entirely out of the ring. u. AS soon
as the court met this afternoon the ORDER
fors Mr.. sBurch's appointment was read !;
and in order to afford him time to give the
REQUIRED security the court adjourned over
10 Monday morning at 10 O'Clock. aa.a,4
General Stoneman's order extending the
sday' or grace to the 2lst has not been re-
csived by the parties concerned with any
marks, of gratitude. Having been "or-
derred" out, and vacated their Offices, they
feehno inclination to occupy them again
for the briefrspsce Of couple Of days.
-k Since writing the foregoing ] have heard
a someyhst different version Of the m after
laeout the clerkship, which, as it comes
from e reliable source, fsirness requires
that / should state it. Mayor Burgess
brought oyer o full commission to Mr..
-BGreh, and offered it to him on the condi, !,
.tion that as soon as Mr. Boiling was relieved
of his disabilities he {Burch) should resign
in his favor. TO this condition Mr.. Burch
declined to accede, and thus the matter
stands go that unless some arrangement
is speedily made the probability is we shall
have no court this term. i, t ny. >.
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~ COMMISSIONER oYrIcs,
RICHMOND. Va, Eebrnary &C, iseo.

The parties Interested IN the foregoing decree
are hereby notia. that hsye appointed WE'D
a. III, as the time and my Office, on Franklin
street near Twelfth street, IN the city OF fich-
mond the place. fos receiving proof OF Ill debts
and demands against the states rest Toned
In the eaid deere, and for executing AL o,her OF
the provisions directed By the said decree, when
and where they are reqairedto attend. $50
K 5ff 81 .3;tg9 = JAmss F f.d.I,,, ssyoSsr
TIL. J. EVANS, pa. taGs 10 5I-s4~
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO QUARTER.
I ACRE LOTS ON AND 1H1kTY-TH!RD
STREETS AT AUCTION.-BY virtue Of 8 deed
of trust from Robert Kicks to the subscriber rs
trustee, dated August 8, 1885, recorded IN Henrlco
county court, wiz sell st auction, upon tns Pre-.
NJ, TWO LOTS situated rs above. at the north
east corner OF and Th!rty-tbird streets, each
ming back La feet These lots adjoiu the property
OF z. c. Larus. .7
TERMS At sale. q. w. WICK, Irustee:
GRupBs g WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. Jal9
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLEN0T, DIE sINKER AND
Nc BRAND CUTTER. 1<lo MAIN STREET.
The new patent branding iron, for marking all
kinda OF wooden articles By heating It, is perfectly
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new law. 80 a-aaE&
Engraycrs' Stock, Stencil Paete, Brushes, Indeli-
BILE LEX, Steel Dies, Alpbabets Seal Presses, Brass
and German Silver, Frames, Steal Rings, Checks,
Tags, etc. Wholesale aud retail. de s-Em q
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Il
AND TWENTY-THIRD STREET. FOR Bale:
lam authorlzedt tn sill that valus able LF-A GRE
LOr loca ed as above, 1872 by i6a feet it IS 1mme-
Apply to. [mh 1851 ". GoDD1N.
T ARGEAMoUNT OF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE, IN AND NEAR THE CITY OF
sell the following real estate1riz., 90
half miles from the city. OF Richmond. on the
Brook turnpike, fronting one and a half miles on
said turnpike. divided into three tracts, two Or
which contain 182 acres each, and the other 242
acres. Upon the centre tract there are ample
buildings for frst-class estate. .t
the Basn Of and ninth streets
which are located the SPACIOUS foundry and 10 a.
chine sn SupSSa oS ssFs
Q. LOTS Nos. and on Cary street anu pruce
alley, opposite The old Gas Works, each fronting
a brick tenement ana large brick stable.
l. LOT on south side of Broad street between
First and second, ~ by 177 feet, upon which stand
ett,s Tavern,'' together with the adjacent lot,
2lx147 feet, with brick tenement thereon.
s. VACANT LOT on the south side Of Grace :e
feet running back l55 feet to an alley This is one
Of the most desirable lots in the city for the erec-
lsh T q 1fi BRIcK TENEGENrs in the "old
Academy building at northeast corner OF Cary
anu M s sHSisa BEAUTIFUL HALF-AcRE LOTS
in Duyals addition Nos. II, 70, 70, 80 So 90, and
100, near to the new Orphan Asylum.
8. LARGE LOT ON SEVhNTH AND ARCH
STREETS, in rear Of the State armory, and known
as Browns lot.
9: THE ROCKETS WAREHOUSE PROPER
TY. extending from Main street to water street,
and crossing the York River railroad. Also the
adjoining LOTS, Nos. 169 l3, and part Of lot No.
Is. J hese aforementioned lots front on Water
street and James river. adjoin the New York steam
boat wharves, and are very valuable for wharf
purposes.
10. LOT at the southwest corner OF Cary and
Twelfth Streets ST by 20 feet on which stands the
large FoUb- 81 DRY BRICK WAREHOUSE now
occupied by John 3. Allen, recently in the occu-
pancy OF Messrs. Martin &c Cardozo. s..#
II. LOT at the corner of Cary and Eighth streets,
d by 40 feet and the Ing LOT "a by 10 feet
upon which stands the large granite storehonse.
This property has three fronts-viz., on the Basin
bank, Eighth street, and Cary street.
IL. LUT No. On west side Of Eleventh street
between Canal and Byrd, ia by 12s feet; also LOT
No. 2 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 Kanawha Canal Company.
For terms and any Information In relation to
the foregoing Pro 2gss apply K to n,cU .nt
fe4-T&Sew at Sallego Mills.
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By Paine & Co., AuctIoneers.

T ARGE AND SPECIAL CATALOGUE
q On WEDNESDAY the cath instant commence
ing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our auction
rooms, by catalogue, a very large and choice
stock Of -.-.......- ....
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS,
lust received, comprising great variety of new
and desirable styles. ...l .'.
H.. " @- 200 CASES
BOOTS, SHOES, AND BALMORALs,
all fresh goods, just received from Boston, en-
bracing every variety for men, women, misses,
boys and children.
ALSO,
a large stock OF
-... -READY.MAD CLOTHING, ~
MEMS and BOYS HATS.
TRAVELLIS BAGS, &C.
To which will be added, and will be perempto-
rlly sold, the entire stock of retail store, con-
sIstIng OF
BOOTS and SHOES,
CLOTHING. &C.
We invite the attention Of the city and country
trade to this sale rs the stock Is large and well
assorted, and comprises a great variety Of very
desirable goods which will be sold without re-
serve. PA1NE 81 CO.,
NH l2-eodtds Aucl ioneers.
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~ BY :. n. Davis, i.-l"LiiE -s.3
!, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner or Eleventh and Main streets.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN RICH
- BoND.-By virtueof g decree OF the Circuit
Court of the city OF Richmond made In the suit Of
Foster Us. Foster. &C., shall proceed 10 sell II
auction, TO the highest bidder, on the 18th DAY
OF MARCH 1879 ON the premi es, ~ 800 clock
Richmond, with the Improvements thereon. stu
ated on Cary street near the corner OF Eighth and
Cary streets. 81.
The dimensions OF the lot and the terms OF sale
(which are Iberal) made known on the day OF sale.
CHASTA1N WHITE Ill
mhe ~ nv. Commissioner.
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ByA. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
Southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.

TxRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN CHEs-
TxRpIEI,D COUNTY AT rAUCTlON.-In
,ronca ~ deed Of trust dated on the 2lst OF
Nav. 1857, from Lawson A. Lacy and sa6i9a W. ~,
his wife to the undersigned, rece[aeu In Ia Lhe
7 xrJIl at the reouest of the benefciartes proceed
TO se at public auction In fr0ns of the T ,sh
Hail in Manchester, on s. TuhDS4 MaEch WI
,c sS, ssventy-ye acres more or less with
The buldings there bounded on the north ~ Inc
nnct and william .Worsham, on the south and
W. stby estate OF william T. Cheatham, lying IN
tnS Tash as to $3.50, and interest thereon
from Nav sd 1857; balance con terms to be MADE
tnnwn on day of sale. G. g. McRAf, Trustee.
Sale conducted by 4. G. PULLIAM, Aucuoneee'
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BY Cook u Laughton. Aucttoneers.
corner Governor and FRANKLIN streets.

BY Cook u Laughton. Auct.oneers.
corner Governor and FRANKLIN streets. -
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SILVER
" WARE AT AUCTIoN.-By ylrtue Of de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF GoocElsnd county
made In q cause depending therein in which John
Morris is plaintiff and Nelson shelfon's admit
nistrator and others are defendants, shall, as
special commissioner OF the court proceed on the
23d day Of March, 1862 at the auetion-rnoms OF
Cook Il Laughton, to sell at public auction, Tor
cash, ,u,,
GEORGE w. HARRIS,
: NH l-MMGd6t r4la Special comni; sionec. (.
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ssYsJTURE DAT.
ByH Benson, "A uctioneer, Es4sasB
.BF y charlottesYtl!e, va. ~ Linn

Ir oS k&sT gtN''
olss 20 Charlotte va. 70 fsEEn
80 qycTIoNrsALE OFivALUABLE R Rls.s,L
a wsT .Trs hITUATBDa At IT., % G,IE
RRpfnaE !, TEN MILES souIA ne Mr. v'1 e fI Nd
IpnnTTTTsvrLI,E Ard 21MhEDiaIELI V :,
hH ,sGnTiS vILLE RokD.-Af ths reqIss. .s %
the owner, will oRr fnE gaze aS ast oS March,
RssnIiSsir fffo on The next faif aay, Anas s
he E1sI TESS STAND locatsd as xppTe r On
i oo1s,had Nth NINE, ACRES OF EAC SIE .too
sTtgT fTba iinrros ents conssss OF stoe
,sse dwelling with 81 & rooms hoemaSer Shop'
aSsca and q her out butld lnEa I'D YIx,m,ov
Th5, lfs9 AZ, excellent stand Tor CoosLLnii
sTnR Y an lars desfra Die location 1or Paysa
e.. o. mschanic being near the Junction o. seve"
III nni,ic roads and IN awealtny eectloh OF couh
RAJ "a. pu ut,n - a. H. BEES IN, uctfoneeT;
u "a o,sSTn* charlottesville, va.
- rBy james NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer, sa
~ ,,fo--f., once Nos salc Main street, % bHad
49, three doors below spo.swood Hotel.
;aAo DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, WITH !
IN HT;ARgE cNUMBER OF OLD 'Ba nIa
u X 81 fT n 3 IN Nh
ETTa AND NEAH THE sT0KE SE xr I'm
EEtSJRER.t FliR E9AT AUCTION on w Ed
NEsDhY the 18th day of March, 1852 on Inc prem.
isas nj half-past O'Clock Pm. ne 10. L onss
ss r ~ on r ester street running back lfo ieet.
"TKRss: Tne.thtrd1 cash ; the balance AT Jour lou
and eight months with iatersst' ana seeqteH ~
. NH 20 u dgidE sisG az iL-- AncIloneer.
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By P. Bowman, Auctioneer,
r No. 1911 n ain street.

II WILL SELL PER CATALOGUE, ON
4 TUESDAY, seth Instant, a large aud attractive
line of merchandise adapted to the spring trade,
consisting partly of choice assortment Of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, Dress Goods, clothing,
Hats, Boots, Shoes. &c. The & 'ods are fre.h ana
+. BOWMAN,
NH 10 Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
VALUABLE STEAMER FOR SALE
v On THGRSD y the 25th day of March,
1882 at IL o. clock NJ, viii sell by auction, ut
Rockets. my steamer BONITA. She Is In good
order and may he examined by purchasers, at
Rockets. till the dav Of sale. --
TERMS : t.ne-thrd cash; balance ut SIX and
twelve months for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
secured. in addition, by lien on the vessel:
NH 10 WIN. ALLEN.
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HOW TO KISS PRETTY GIRLS.

At recent fair in Lubbock the following
notice was posted atthe entrance of the hall
"The ladies in charge of the sale tents and
tables will sell kisses at dollar apiece"
The gentlemen who desired to avail them
selves Of this tempting offer were conducted
to o table presided over by q bearded and
scross-looking old fellow, who pointed to q
pile Of small scented sheets of rose colored
note paper, to each Of which, he crustily in
formed the applicants, one of the young
ladies had pressed her ruby lips. The
girls greatly enjoyed the blank looks Of the
I gentlemen, some Of whom were brave
enough to invest largely in the kiss-paper.
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REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.

VALUABLE HALF-ACRE LOT AT
" THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF GARY
AND TWENTY-TH1RD STREET. FOR SALE
lam authorizfdtn s. II that valuable HALF-ACRE
LOT loca ed as above 1s7 by 90 feet. 1t Is fmme-
di ately in front Of the depot OF the York River
Apply to [mh 1851 W. GoDD1N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-20

T,OR RENT, that desirable GRAN-@
III ITK-FRONT STORE No. 80 seventeenth -
Street, between Grace and Broad. A room on the
south side and smother In the rear, large porch.
and if required. large celiar-room may also be
NH * a. j. L. APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-20

WTANTED, to rent a DWELLING
wv HOUSE, containing from six o ten rooms,
with gas ar water. Must be W ilhln q few squares
Of the custom-house. Address or Apply to 49,
w. II. BARRY,
nh l8-at Custom house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-20

TOR RENT, neat and comfortable Ga
q PRICK DWELLING at the corner ofsaa
Fifth and Baker streets. containing five rooms;
gas and city water on the premises Kitchen win
TWO rooms. Possession at once. Apply 70
NH 1876 j. l.. kPPFRScN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-20

TOR RENT, PART OF J. II. .AN-a
thongs TEA STORE, corner Eigh. hI4I
and Main streets. Rent very low to good tenant.
II is one of the best locations for family grocery
in the city. 1t will be rented for any other busi-
ness, Apply to J. H. ANTHONY, who has for
sale an assortment Of good TEA and ROASTED
COFFEE. a.G ,a-."E- ..@ mn ~