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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-13
PETERSBURG, April II, 1869

PETERSBURG, April ~, lsb9.
The weather yesterday took an extraor-
binary turn for the season, the snow 1aiilng
most Of the day faster as we'll SD longer tn an
at any time during the winter. Last nignt
was very cold, and this morning there was
a thick crust on the ground wherever 1t was
not covered by the snow. AS matter o.
course the fruit is mostly destroyed, though
as the apple is later in blooming IL mas pro
badly escaped. With this exception, ger
tlemen from the country report clean
sweep. e,
The soup-house was closed on Saturday,
not because there was no longer need OF its
benefits. but from the difficulty in sustain
ing it by private contributions. Since the
I'd of January, the time at which it was
opened, it has dispensed to needy Wnlte
persons 1850 quarts of soup and l2,6oo
balY-pound loayes. Beef used in the manu-
facture of the soup, LAO pounds; pork,
4lO pounds /; -four, $50 pounds; caooages,,
500 head; turnips, IS bushels; beans ana
peas, 80 bushels; salt, $50 pounds; pep
per, Is pounds; wood for fuel, II cords.
Velooipeding has bscome quite mania
among our young men, regular school
having been opened to give instruction Ia
the art. Many are the accidents which
befall the students in learning to ride, the
most of which furnish amusement to the
crowds Of spectators, while some are at
tended by severe bruises to the luckless
wight who receives fall. From present
appearances our streets are soor to be the
scene Of q considerable display of these
novel vehicles.
At the Mayors court to-day our new
Mayor did one thing which entities him to
commentator. 1t was to fine youth five
dollars for dieorderly conduct outside the
door of one of the churches, who persisted
in his rudeness though respectfully asked
to behave himself. The Mayor, moreover,
directed the police to report every similar
breach of order that may be brought to
their notice. /. is so frequently the case
that noisy youths copgregste about the
doors of the churches during divine SER
vice that it has become high time the evil
was corrected. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-13
BY WELLINGTON Godd,n.
Auctionee- and Real Estate pent
SALE OF VERY VAIN,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY yALUA-
L BILE REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF LHIGH BETWEEN SEVENTH AMI
EIGHTH STgEETss AND on THE EAST LINZ
STREEI'.-Ey virtue Of three deeds Of trust eve.
cutpd by MAJOR " illtam Allen and wife, the frs,
To James TieHants and j. Is. watkins, dated lsh
August. 1867 the second To James Peasants and
4. A. Lancaster, dated 9Th January, 1888 and ibs
third to said Peasants and Lancaster, datFd I'm
March. lS58-all daily Tecords d in Richmond pr.
tings Court, we shall. In execution thereof aud A,
the request OF the parties cured thereby, proceed
to sell at suction, Oa the premises, on THU. sD,Y
the 22d April, $50 n q O'Clock L. NJ, II fair n
not the first fair day thereafter. the LARGE Az
HANDSOME RESiDaNCE and LOTS located AZ
above, recently In the occupancy OK asj!r Allen,
Mills The dwelling has all or the Tsutl modern
Improvements, and has the most ample accommc
dat onsfor large family. 1heya-d AID garden are
beautifully set with shade and fruit tree snt ever
green's and the location and neighborhood ,srsI
to the best In Richmond. With The mansion
house will be sold lot No l. fronting sas feet rur
ming back $50 feet to an alley 20 feet wide, with
the large brick building to the west formerly ps,d
as q Kitchen. but now fitted up as y residence, lot
No fronting 4si feet. Iurnir oack 40 feett said
allev); and 10 the east. lots Nos zands each IS
by $50 feet to said alley also, lots Nos II and IL on
the east line OF seventh street. fronting together
s42l2 fees running back 10 feet to another alley
20 feet wide having ;hereon large brick stable
and carriage house and gardeners residence
Possession given IN short time; by consent Of
ut four. eight. snd twelve months, for ego,iable
notes, interest added. secured by trntt deed.
The foregoing real estate having been sold A.
chased by Captain Charles Y. Morriss. woo having
refused to comply with the terms Of sale, the pro.
perty will now be sold at his risk and costs.
JAMES PLEASANTLY
S e z l ;; WAlsKESs' Trustees
an 3-9awt15 p&dtis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-13

Much RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT prevails in
many of the towns of England at the pre-
sent time. Discussions in Parliament about
d" Disestablishment," and the general fever
on the subject Of Ritualism, had added
much to the enthusiasm Of the revivals.
Many of them assume peculiar phases. A
London letter says: -ue
"The favorite revival preachers in some
districts of England are converted sweeps,
clowns, fiddlers, and converted thieves
The worse the better. A converted niger
minstrel, who sings hymns to his banjo, is
q great success. The last announcement l
have seen is the following, in South Lon
don paper:
"t Ned Wright, the converted burglar,
will preach at the Wandsworth Assembly
Rooms, and break open the doors Of hell
With gospel jimmy"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-13

The report was received, and the time Tor
discussion being limited, il Was laid on .ae
table for future consideration, euose-
oueptly. at the request Of the chairman'
tha nb;ect was recommitted to the commit
toe with Instructions to report q. tine next
meeting. -. rr.,oror and
pns aeorce H, Gilmer, Of Roanoke Pres
bytery, we're invited to sit as correspond
ing members. ., .roo4;,ro
reported through their chairman, Rev. Dr:
Dabnev. recommending that the action OF
Presbytery in adopting the scheme Tor mis-
sionary supplies be reconsidered. ana tnat
as q substitute the members OF Presoytery
he arranged in committees OF two ministers
for the purpose of holding protracted meet
inss in destitute parts and feeble charges,
as follows: :,
Rev. DR.. Smith and Rev. W. o. Murk-
land, Appomattox county and Wilils's
church Rev. Dr.. Dabney and Rev. 3. W.
watkins. New Store and Howardsville /;
Rev. DIR. Atkinson and Rev. ]. NJ. Whary,
walkers church and New Store Rev. }. ID.
Fitzgerald and Rev. W. g. Thompson, Flu
wanna and Slate Hill !; Rev. J. 4. harris
and Rev. B. NJ. tWsiles, Nelson fepot and
Amherst; Rev. E. Woods and Rev. William
DinSiddie, Madison and South Plains Rev.
Or. Handy and Rev. II. P. B. Mccoy, Madl-
son and Louisa Rev. r. Mcllwaine and
Rev. G. W. Leyburn, jamestown ana
Goochland; Rev. s. 7. Martin and Rev. 1.
r. Converse. Louisa and Bethel.
Rev. W. q. Murkland was granted leave
70 labor for six months, one-half of his time
out Of the bounds of this Presbytery.. ;,
The thanks of Presbytery were rendered
the Methodist and Baptist denominations
for the use of their churches, to the people
of Charlottesville and vicinity for their
courteous hospitality, and to the railroad
companies for transportation of members !;
The minutes were read and approved, and
Presbytery adjourned with dozoloogy,
prayer, and apostolic benediction. s..
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wAsHrsGToN LETTER.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
wAsnrSoroS, April II, 1869.

WASHINGTON, April ii, 1908.
The politicians sre now excited about inc
foreign appointments, which were expected
TO be made up to the last moments OF the
session just expired. The President mas
been consistently quiet on the subject, ana
there are no limitations from authentic
sources either as to who will be appointed
~ off;ces abroad or even what other offices
vi, he f,led. But as the nero fact Of being
!; w nf Is is nov regarded by outsiders Of ali
GRADES Of political rank as suftlcient cause
sar rsmoyal, the probabilities are that the
CHANCES ia Office will be very widespread.
Far chat reason numbers of congressman
viii not hasten TO their constituents. put
will remain here for season 10 e''s'''eeer
the Offices. .,eoo o.r.
didste for Congress from the seventh Cur
neperl district Of your State, his creed being
nnniyersal suffrage and universal amnesty,
and in favor Of placing the Old Dominion
In Che hands Of her own people. Dir. wal
ZACH has been very industrious in his prac,
t;cal endorsement Of the theories advocated
bv the committee of nine, and to him
equally with any man in Washington may
be attributed whatever good results have go
far come from Congress concerning recon
struction in Virginia. 1lAoN'
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AUCTION SALES.
By Cook q Lauytton, Auctioneers.
.o-rar oS Governor and Franklin streets.
c~~~-~s-.-'I-
TTITB DAY.

%~-rS~S~<-
nv COOK q Lauztton, Auctioneers.
corner of governor and Franklin streets
4 TTRACTIVE SALE OF FRENCH
"a PLATE MIRRORS. X < q LII i T. y e., II
TanEE-PLY AND EEusssk 20 OA ~ T fS,
HaNDseME FURsITUREs;;o &C; C.. , AT sol, pG ot
TIOH.-THIS DAY ut ~ O'CLOCK We "Aii 'eii ~
G CUT s large EFnhNcH-PLATE MIRR0Rs-s feet
10 and feet BIN very orn amenla gut w.,
One FRENUH-PLATE PIER GLASS Wlth slaD
and brackets; rp,,,u yrup
sare GsA THREF-PLY and BRUSSELS CAP
PITS, OF large Size excellent quality ana NJ
n.tH. s WALNUT X TENSION TABLE,
OAK and WALNUT Y TENSION TAbLES
4 large number OF handsome WALNUT and OAK
Elegant CANT Walnut SECRETARY and BOOK
H.n SdASn MAFo iANY BOOKCASE,
Two sets OF OUTAGE CHAMBER FURhl-
MAHOGANY sUFas, CHAIRS, and Ro CKERs;
MAHOGANY and WALNUT sIDkR0hRDS
MAHOGANY and WALNUT JENNY LIND
sPkING.SEaT IOUNGFS.
NEW CirrT8 GE and TRUNDLE BEDSTEs DS,
WALNUT gHIB', ckAD ., and MAT
NEW WIZ HAZE p and sHUcK MATTRESSES !.
sThINED WARDRoBEs. WAsHsrAND!, and
CANE and WOon-sEAT CHAIRS.
A lot of GRh MITE and TN TOILET WARE,
se'ei1l COOK Il LATGHToN,
an13 Auctinneers.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
sncttonper and Real Estate Agent.

VSRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
Z LOT ON THE CORNER IF M00RE AND
PINE SrREETi NEAR BIB. kLTMEYEk'S
SOAP FAGTORY BY virtue of deed OF trust
from Mr.. w. A. Lambert, trustee: bearing date
the 18th of March, 1865 duly recorded in Richmond
n things Court shall. in execution thereof, pro-
coed to sell at public auction. on 1he premises
Friday the 10Th OF April 1859 at O'Clock r. Nj, II
fair II not, the first fair day thereafter the pro.
feet on tie northern line OF Moore street, running
hack one handyc cd and t.trty feet on Pine street,
having a comfortable FRAMED DWELLING
thereon containing six rooms. in good order, with
a large stable thereon. and water on the lot.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off 4 note for SAT-; and the ba-
Ianaa on a credit Of one and two years for nego-
liable notes, Interest added, secured by trust
deed GEORGE IlMBhhLshE,
an eodtd Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-13

The Cedar Rapids Times claims the
championship for young girl, "sWeet
sixteen" of Linn county, Iowa, as follows ::
For six weeks Last winter, during the sick
ness of her father and mother, she attended
forty eight head of sheep, eight head of
horses, twelve head of cattle, and two
calves, besides milking three cows, driving
the cattle one quarter of mile every day
to water, cleaning the horses stable, doing
the housework, and taking care Of her
sick parents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-13
HNFHRMARY.

TOLLEGE INFIRMAaY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
YTREETS RICHMOND, VA.
Al cases requiring medical or surgical alo aa-
mitted except the Insane and those laborlng unoer
contagious disorders.
- medical attendance, and medicines;
Large wards, per week, 50.
Private rooms, per week, $40 to &c
a small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city IRE received on per-
mtis from members OF the committee OF the ely
Council for the relief OF the poor, and seamen on
permits from Lhe custom-house.
For further Information. or admission. apply al
ia i1-8m Medical Superintendent.
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BY James M. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office No. SCI Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
{ LOT on LEIGH STREET AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed of trust executed by Joseph Q.
Ritter house and wife to the subscriber to secure
dated the 2lst day Of August. 1858, and duly re-
corded in the clers's office of the Hastings Court
OF the city OF Richmond at The request or the
TURDkY the nth day OF April, 1909. at auction,
on the premises, at y clock z. NJ, the property
therein described being the eastern half If LOT
No. le on Lcixh street, in the city Of Richmond,
with the i'm rrovements thereon.
TERMS Cash enough to pay the expenses OF the
sale and the amount of SAIL note, with interest:
the balance on such terms az may be agreed upon
on the day OF sale:
Bale to be conducted by JAMES N. TAYLOR,
hnctioneer APT
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an l-ptawlw&dtrs
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN The GO UNTlsS
OF king WILLI.m, KING AND QUEEN,
of the Circuit Court OF King william county, rem
dered on the 2atn day Of November, 1855 In lhe
cause of homas l.. Gregory, ct. ur u.s. Kendall
commissioners WILL on THURSDAY, the d.y
of Nay, 1859, at the plping Tree, In King william
Sepn SCI Il PaGGTfR aft9 t2 ana I t DID
The said iarm abounds ia green sand mari lies
on the Pamunsey river IN an .xcelen. h"is iH
hood, has upon II a large aud convenient "ellog-
house. two new offices, ami all oher necess r
farm houses IN 1924 FePs sn9 eSh.iS
ACRES The aid property may truly be described
rs being the most desirable piece or real estate IN
market In Eastern Virginia at this Time; he ne!
profits Of hs ferry n g Is 1e aSd Os
currency. al 600 per annum Asa country seat"
refine d living 1t Ii III surpassed.
At the anne time and place w i 3e s9n Two otl CT
tracts OF LIND adj lining the Piping Tree
one called GRIMEa's, Yin: on the said river, coz.
tanning ONE HUNDRED a ND TWEHTY- 1--WE
ACRES with good dwcliing-house ana other
Improvement S ; the other called HOU, H!NGr,S
ana containing OHE HUNDRED AND FORTY
THREE AGkE5. of which the greater par! Is In
Al the same time and place will also be sold
parcel Of LAND lying In Hanover county on HE
famunkey river. abou. fonr miles arove ~:
ACRES, being the same land purchased by The late
DR.. Fendali Gregory, ar, fr' IN hichard L sInlh,
and Is valuable on account Of the large deposits
Of green sand MAXI upJn 1t.
The undersigned win, ON FRIDAY the TN dty
OF MAY. 1869 sell upon the premises the valuable
FARM called "HoCKLEY eELK lying 10 King
Queen county, ON the NaTapoDl Tlysr ne ne1 ~
ACRES. This farm is OF fine soil, well adapt d to
the culture Of fruit is very productive and ms
growth Immediately upon tic banks the Malta
POM.
TERMS One. third Of the purchase money TO he
mai I'm tYG-tnlrO5
or one and twJ years In equal lnstalm"nts, from
the day OF sale with intere from day OF SALE the
purcha' ers executing bond therefor with approved
personal sureits aud the title TO be retained I'LL
the payment Of all the purchase money-each pur-
chaser having the privilege TO pay as much OF the
deferred pay ments In ctsh Us ne may sec NJ
THOMAS l.. GREGORY,
WILLIAM NJ. TURNER,
NH % ataw4w Commissioners.
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ByLee u God0in, Arctloneers,
No. III Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
kNDLOT, ON ST. PAUi.'S STREET, IN
DTjVALpS ADDITION, AT AUCTl0N.-By vlr-
the OF the provisions OF decree In the Circuit Court
in the city OF Richmond pronounced on the ~
day of February, 1852. IN the case OF fh4msS I.
doIph, feceAsed plaintiff rs. J. T.. Hickman, the
undersigned. appointed special CT mmissioner
Of April, 1881 on the premises, at SO clock 7. NJ
to sell The REAL ESTATE mentioned in said De.
cree Is follows . The certain piece or parcel Oh
land fronting about twenty-five feet on 81 PAM $
street and running pack about sevt ny-nys reeI
unon which is a framed tenement. numbered S2l.'
TERMS =: Cash, {. &. LAWSON,
- Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted By LEE GoDDIN, Aucioneers.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Resi- Estate Agent.
VERY Observation-Disclosures BRICK

yTERY DESIRABLY-LOCATED BRICK
v TENEMENT, ON THE EAST II OF
THIPD BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE
s Id at auction, on the premises. on THURS-
DAY the 18th OF April. ls6s, at O'Clock r.
M the BRICK DWELLING located as above
now and for many years past in the occupancy or
Mr. Oscar =. Wei.iger. he lot has front OF :s3
by l3O feet. The nv ellng has ample acccmmoda-
lions for large family andthe neighbour Is an
excellent ore.
TERMS Half cash balance at four, eight and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by trust te ID.
an 10 w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE EoR SALE.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auct!cneer and Real Estate Agent.

VERY HANDSOME AND ELIGIBLY.
v LOCATED BRICK aEEgMGNT. ON
TIE EOaTH LINE OF LEIGH BHTWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, FOX SALE.
AtIhe request OF the owner, am authorfzedto
cell that very handsome and attractive hhsl-
OF Colonel Thomas Bigger. The 10. has front
Of 81 BY 100 feet 10 an alley. The dwelling Is three
stories above the basement, coutalns eleven rooms,
wi h marble mantels II the basement and prlncl-
nal story, with front i,os yeranfsh, rear portiro
Two stories high, ard finished IN modern styi :,
with cas, water. closets, &c Thee is \ Kitchen
with four rooms be- idts coal-houte, wood house
nc. The whole pr. misses Is In good order and
taxing into console raIioa the superior style II
workm an sh' % and hnsh and adrnfrsb be location,
this property ole peculiar ATTRACTIONS TO any one
needing q st-class residence at macers,e cost.
NppIgJo W, GoDDlS,
al at AuctioneeF.
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BY Wellington Goddln, Auctioneer.
i'll. Apperson, Salesman.
FT7RUsTEE's SALE OF SMALL FRAME

FG7RUsTEE'S SALE OF SMALL FRAMED
TENEMENT IN JUDaH'S ADDITION
Nv virtue OF a deed Of trust to the subscriber by
Peter Gwynn and wife, Ated 14th of October, 1887,
and recorded In richmond Hastings curt, shall,
SEES. on WEDNESDAY the slst of April 1859, If
fair, If not. the next fair day thereafter 81 S
O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed ny
soid de ed fronting 291 feet south side Of puval
betUee st. Peter ana judah streets. running back
$50 feet having thereon comfortable Fha MED
TWNpMEHT, In the occupancy OF said grantors.
whilst the deed requires a cash sale IS to The
debt secured the holder thereof will accept one :.
fourth In cash. the balance at four, eight and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest ADDED
secured by a trust deed. The terms as to the sur
plus will be announced at the sale.
an 10 j. l.. ApPERSON, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES
7. FUTURE DAY.
HyRUSTEE,s SALE or A PLANTAr1


THRUSTEE's SALE OF A PLANTATIIon,
: NEAR DRtKg'Y BIZ ANpH nrp'1.NN
RICHMOND AtsD DkEyILLE RAiInas.yr,
BY virtue or Geed OF trust from l.. +. so,,ino-
me- bearing date July 10, 1903, and Only yern,es9
In the clerks ONCE OF the county court or C,en
Io.te, SHALL NJ the reques: OF the benerisr. AZ
by auction. without limit or reserve. On ,hs se
misses, on sATuaDsY the s,h Of May.isss ' tsc
PLANTATION cailea "MLLLDALG,n ly;n1
vile railroad, containing EIGHT HUeDeassm,
AND SIXTEEN hCKEa, more or legs or 49,
mostly IN original growth. ing
There are On the place, and within few h,,nA,,,
yards Of the depot, a large TWO-Sr'' EY RRirv
DIV ELLISG snd necessary out-bui!dinys Tba
subscriber will show the land 10 parties desirtn,
to purchase. s
TERMS In addition TO sum sufficient 70 t,e,,,-
the expenses Of executing the trust. sl1se rs cs,t
81 $50 50 on 18th July lsss and sl,tso 50 on toe In
twelve months, Interest added. For deferred ma. "
ments, negotiable rotes secured By deed Of tru,r
will be required.
p9-tdS Y. i. PROCTOR, T1uS.ee
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Y.wy GOODS.

NTEW GoODS.--JUST RECEIVED per
steamer Niagara. another shipment or AUG
TTaS BARGkINs, embracing
DOMESTICs
DRESS GOODS
FRENCH JACoNXT, g @@
RWISS MUSLIN,
HOSIERY.
KID gloves, .
sTRAw ri sTa. for ladies' and nisseA;
2' spRiEG CASsiMERES, &C &C.
We invite our friends to call early and get their
full share of the handsome
BARGAINS. Is.
a., 10 NC DSe : DuCKWILL 4 ROUss.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

~ TEIlAL 4aOAAoA'
TOO IMPORTANT TO OVERLOOK.
The ladies and gentlemen will find 1t both pro-
Htable and pleasant to call at
E JULIUS MEYERS
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,
so3 BROAD STREET, NEAR sIxTH,
and gee the -r e.
n ELEGANT sPRIEG GOODS Is
Just received, such as
Latest style DRESS GOODS in Lustres' De-
LANES, Alpacss, and other pretty materials
for spring wear;
Exquisite LLAMA LACE sHAWLS,
SPRING CAssIMEREs,
And quite a large collection OF bargains IN
LADIES' HANDKERCH1EFS
HOSIERY,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
SATIN and SILK RIBBONS,
TOILET PUTTING, &C., &C.
Please do not forget those handsome snaoe0 VI
SATIN, CUT BIAS OR SQUARE,
ana the countless quantity of desirable gooas d.
JULIOs MEYERS,
ono so7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-13
TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE sINKER AND
No BHAND CUTTER, l4lo MAIN STREET.
The new patent Branding Iron, for MAJ king al
adapted TO branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Engrsvers' stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delibIe Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, Zeal Presses
Brass and German silver, Frames, steel Kings.
Checks, ags. etc. Wholesale and retail. mha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-13
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Y1aranth hetRean Main and Bank streets

DRICK DWELLING AND VACANT
blot. At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER VF
AND L STRSE1s, At
AUCTION. Thu WHEELING situated as shove
viii be sold a. auction, upon the premises WE'D
Messy, IL h OF pril, at y =. 81. Tthasf ur
rooms, besides closets and PASSAGES; Kitchen
with two rooms, we'll OF wafer, and good gar
den with fruit trees.
TIE lot is s7xl22 feet to an alley rs feet wide.
GaUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
ant Auctionecfa.