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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-22
By Richardson b Co., "a
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoncers,
No. lli3 Main street. ri

ra,RusTEEg SALE OF "A BRICK
alu, RW Isl THs diTY Of Rie h AZ
TION.-By virtue of two deeds OF truss t ,,s
ffres dated April SAD, 1896, from James p. smith
to Micadsh Bates. trustee, now deeeasedt 10 wnose
place W itiam FolkeB haa been duly auosugalssu !,
and Che secpn6 from said Smith and vie 70 SanSs
A. Goddtn trustee dated Jnly SD W., o9 Gnnnty
ciary therein--we shalt proceed 20 ss!5 " tne
anyeY1isfs, at public auction, on THUhngA y wy
both Ostpber 1870, at o. lock Z. MI, w tan -
not on the next fair day thereafter tne reai rs
conveyed In said deeds, consisting q d and
twenty. second streets. ia the city OF Rtcnm ono,
fronting on Marshall street fees ana TInnlpk
hack J60yeet 10 Ru sll.y, With o BEL IN DN ELass
ING thereon containing Six or seven fo0ms' aIS
other improvements, all In GOOD oroes: Ene 5apu
an be divided Into lots and VII. oe sold as wnOs
or IN lots to suit purchasers. Inc w
TERMS: One third of the purchase m9 ,,. ~
cash the balance on credit OF Tour, etgn., anu
twelve months, respectively In eqnai Ia as
with interest added from dag OF sale the
giving his notes for the deferred payments aho
securing the same by o trust deco. ,r-.,,.oo,o
80 WILLIAM FOLKES, Subst1tuteo lfustee'
lanes A. GODDiN, Trustee.
The aforementioned property was sola as H 81
yfousiy advertised but the purchaser nawng , sId
cd co comply with the terms OF sale, u WIN oe soto
arsfu as advertised shove, at his cost.
WILLIAM FlLKES Substituted iruseee'
JAMES A. GODDIH, Trustee.
RICHARDSON g. Co., Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT. 80
The aforementioned sale Is postponea IN Mntii
SATURDAY, The 22d lns tant, at O'Clock F.: NJ;
2i RICHARDSON q CO., Auctre.
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oc 1872 e5, esnoi&a

GMALL FARM FOR sALE.-For sale,
CaFaRM of 100 ACRES in Chesterfield county,
10 miles from Richmond Sfrom Halfway station,
oc Richmond snd Petersburg railroad, and IL from
arabic. of good quality, and very productive; the
other half heavily wooded and timbered; all under
good fence. There is an orchard on the place OF
select peach apple and pear trees In fui bearing,
and some select grape vines.
The buildia gs consist of dwelling, containing 4
rooms; kitchen, barn. stable. etc. Immediate pos
session can be had Price, 81. 900. Apply TO
GEU. NJ. DhEWRY, IS
ocl8-Tu, W&SSt 1ol4 Main street, =
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.v,f,Mssrss1,oNERs; SHE OF TEE e.
.4iLAW BUILuI lEra as = S = z o.
ss,TREET. AND "a STABLE And LS nrIsr ~, WsHTG
VMRNoK STREET, ADJoINI LIE III ~ ~ M tina
RIIIIIDfNG.a9n execution of dscrse, t y. aSpfI;
fancery Court OF Bicbmond. entered On La rtfsis
June is7o In the combined casss OF asee.
va same the under tIe nrem-
nv ppoiftad, viii sell at upon 1ne
Les, On MoaDAY, 24th gesober, NE ED Srst fair
day ts Glowing lsal est rs6 side Of
Flai,m street, adjoining both the Whig
and the Capitol SQUARE fronting Il M front build
same size and hs,slt, both laid ON into onsss
Iodpfng-roons, and shops. JIG sotIS tise
and notifications this might De lnaaea ~ o0tss'e
property. - T r,1r nm the west side
~ G%vernor street adjoining the Wh1g oulidt ths
an ths nfie side and the CaEif2i sqtiaa'e u IN
oii,er front,ng 81 feet, running back ~ @ ,Se
tis Ior STANDS framed stable. occupied by Inos'
Items: 0ne.tbird cash balance at ma anal y
,nnnths for negotiable notes, with hleisss a9uso,
s-d tisiss retaiicd until the notes are PAID *
t '~s' .t'-|. - J1HN a. MEREt lTH,
~ 4 J0HNE o. STEGER. Com'rs.
JAMES PLEABANTS, 81. -
aprppe a WILLIAMS, Aucts. ~ CS "a :
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By Paine q co. Auctioneers.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
mencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our ware
house very l,ree and desirable assortment OF
FhESd DIZZY COOS,
comprising great variety Of choice goods adapted
to fall and winter salre.
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMnRALs,
now receiving embracing every variety, among
which are many prime goods. WIN variety OF
RGADY-MADE CLOTHING,
MEMS and BOYS HATS. .'2
600 LADIES CLOTH CLOARs,
100 pairs BED BLANKETS,
CA-PETINGS. &c.
Sale positive and without reserve. -
nc 81 PAINE u CO., AuctiOneers,
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BY Gruobs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

Sc 23-F4w
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" RoAD.-on and after SUNDAY sM 0cto-

=
follows:
MAIL TRAM Will run DAILY between Kich-
mono snc White Sulphur Springs fexcept SupfSy
Richmond ats > : Ne; srr1qs q White sulphur st
10 r. ID. Leave White sulphur at a:so NJ, ana
arrive at Richmond at e:tS p. NJ, making close
connections at Gordonsvflls and .ChsrIot.esvtle
with Oraf re, Alexandrfa snd MANASSAS railroad
trains for Alexancria, Washington, Baltimore.
sPhflaGeip hfa New York, Bo,tor, &C.: also for
Lyncnburg, Knoxville, Cna,tanoogs, Memphis,
New Orleans. Montgomery, Mobile. &C. ,r.
Going West, passeogsrs ane as hoas2psst ~
Staunton and dine at Gordonsyille.
This train conns cts with stages as follows
Atstaua,t for Lexington, Natural Bridge, ana
Al Millboro, for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles;
and Warm springs Is miles >. .,,.n,., r,,ss.
and Charleston, lob miles.
THROUGH TICK T 8 issued TO all points
Nof'n' !" ee'' JAMES b. RETHERLAND,
oc17 General Ticket Agent.
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B[2S1Ah0SN0 t4&SD Ian VILLAIN -6Al1
-18 RQAD.-PAS9EKGEE SJHEUULE:
/. solNa ,scu 90 and iianyiile pas
ct o:l6 A. d.; ieaya Burkeviue daily Except Sun.
ceet aqndaysl q $50 e. u. THEpUaH EA,L
And EXPRESS leaves Richmoad asiiy at 1856
r. NJ: leaves Danville dsfty et1.sz A. ~: arrives
e Greenssorns Satly st ]. e5 a. II.
i &OLNG EoaTH-llSnchhurg and Dsavtile pas
senge-s leave panviIls daily Except SUndsya xS
i1:te a. y. isaye Burhegtile astly tsxcept Sun.
dz3c} IS =. a.; srrSye Is Rlchmoud daily
(exeeps SHndaysy at s:ss p. M. THROUGH NAIL
ANn ExPREss leaves Greensboro, daily as l;ls
A d.; leaves Danyille daily % s as ID. y. aE-
rtves ct Richmond DAILY &c l1Sk A. NJ rs 4 -
The Lynchb1ra ana OansfnA Passenger Train
connects at BUrkayiiie WITH tha trains on tic
Sonthaide road for Petersburg, 6orfosk, Lynch.
surg Snd Gil ststions on ths Holthgtds and ytr-
gfnia and Tennessee Peflspsd3, Bristol, Knox
Vile, Dalton, Chxttanoozs. nashville, HetnpEiS
snaau Important points sesth sns Soatas
The Through Nail and Express connects
at Greensboroy With the tystnz on The North Usro-
Lima road for Charlotte Columbia, Augnss4, 81.
gySnaans Maeog, Mobile, Honsgonnecy,E Sc.a &c. /
and At Richmond with she Ricsnonth KrsdSricks-
burg and Potomac Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and York River raifruaaS. 49,
sLEEP1NG GARS and CEEIEESs6 rkTENT
train. THQMAH T0OAMFAT.. =
s 90 .s2 superintendent.
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A FINE JAMES RIVER FARM, OF
LAND, FOR sALE.-At the reqtiest Of The owner,
offer for sale that fine farm called COLES
VILnE.n containing 5u6 ACRES OF LAND. 400
Of which are cleared and in arabic condition, the
remainder in WOODS together with another tract
of 1874 acres of WOOD LAND, distant from Coles.
vile about two miles. The land lies in Charles
City county. one mile from James river and only
one mile from Wilcox's lanoing on the river. ad-
Joining the lands Of DIR. Wilcox, Mr.. Geo. Walk
er. JGhu ID. Harvie, Esq, and others, distant by
land 28 miles from Richmond. There are about $40
acres Of that fine, superb red soil, so famous In
this secton, and about 40 acres Of fine land, excel
lent for grass. s9
t7The Improvements consist Of an excellent
FRAMED DWELLING, In good condition, of
six rooms, besides easements and garre,s q good
orchard, an excellent garden-spot, and ali neces.
sary out-buldings In ample abundance, all In good
order.
For particulars, apply to or address
W. 3. Robins, 1902 Main street.
IN 90 or !.
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SEWFNG.MACHINES.

WHEELER s. WILSON SEWING
wv MACHINES, acknowledged to be the best
In the world for family purposes, because they use
no shuttle and m IKE the lock-stitch, which Will
neither rio nor ravei. 80
: over FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND SOLD
AND IN USE! Awarded the first premium az
the Worlds Fair three different times over 81
sewing machines exhibited for family purposes
Sold ON the instalment principle, and instruc-
tion given In using by; @. l.. RADWAY,
Sc Is 739 Main street, Richmond.
WING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED. The SL0AT ELLPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT aud SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
SLOAT q ADDINaTON,
yA Iei5 Cary street. near Fourteenth.
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BY Leigh Brother & Phelps, Arctioneers.
Norfolk va.

CARGO OF WHITE PINE LUMBER
" AT AUCTIONS TUESDAY, the .2sth
inst, commencing ct 10 O'Clock, we will sell at
public auction, at Bakers wharf Norfolk, Va,
The cargo of bark Warren White wrecked on
Fenwick's Island, got off and brought to this port
by B. & j, Baker & Co., and sold on account Of
whom 1t may concern-viz. 49,,
lis, 900 feet tmore or 1ess) WHITE PINE
LEIGH BROTHER PHELPS,
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BY Wellington Goddfn,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" Biz r ,.AL ESTATE At THE sGRTB-
FAST COnNkKO FRANKLIN AND tens " ~ y,
LINE OF TWENTy FIFTH, BETW e N
BROAD AN NJ \ RSH ALL STREETS by ytr.
tue or decree Of the Chancery Conrt ~ the clsy
in the case Of Lipscomb and wife against Farrar,
&C., shall, as special commissioner there by ap-
misses, on SATURDAY. the 22o october, 1870. at Z
O'Clock p. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE, OF
That valuable LOT, with BRICK Tenement
thereon fronting 60 feet ON the east lice Of Iwen
ty-hfth street, running back on the north Lime or
LOT, with an excellent BRICK TENEMENT aud
other buildings thereon OH the west line or Iwen-
ty.ffth street between Broad and Marshall Streets
ffonting 10 feet, running hack l2o feet to an alle7
Terms: one-fourth cash balance at 9, ~ , ana
Satisfactorily endorsed, and title retained till all
OF the purchase money is paid.
q r HropTog Salesman, Oc 20
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VIZ ANTED, ladies' to send In their
wv "DYEING' for fall early, so as to get
them in good time. -
The largest and best "DYE WORKS" 10 Ames
agency is at KINGS, $50 Main street. between
Seventh and Eighth streets, Richmond, va.
Ladies' In the country can send by 'texpress,'
aud have goods returned the same way.
nv, sm Z. KING, SR.
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ZINE CHANCE TO WOOD-GETTERS.
LONG HUsDRED AND FORTY-FOUR
ACRES OF LAND, without improvements, on
Richmond and Danville railroad, eight miles from
five cords wood per acre. Price, sl2 ger acre.
L. 3. NEWBURN,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
oc5 No. 1918 Main street. &
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TRAIN no. THROUGH MAIL TRAIN si9
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at Il :l6 A. M. Arrives IN
Richmond daily at 2;sS p. Dc.
= TRAIN No. t2.-Ihe BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN. connecting ct kGuis creek with tho
steamers GeorReanna aud fronstdes, leaves The
depot, corner of Broad aud Eighth slree.s, daily
Sundays exceptedl At O'Clock r. u. Arrives In
Richmond Mondays ezceptedl at 1884. M.
Z TRAIN No. 3.-THR:}UGH MAIL TRAIN ria
Washington lsayes tn. depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays exceptedi. st $50
r. M. Arrives In Richmond Mondays excsptedl
at $50 A. N. 80 -
THROUGH TICSETs and THRoUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to an principal points In the
NORTH, EAST. and ECRTHWESE.
= SPECIAL NOI1CE,-fhe BaLTIM0RE EX.
PRESS TEAM will run IS far as Milford statioa
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Broad
and Eighth streets, ~ "a. M Returning, will
leave Milford on Mondays at G:23 a. M. aud or.
rive at Richmond at $50 A. NJ.
Apply at COMPLAINTS OFFICE, corner Of
r. J. B. GENTRY,
49,. General Ticket Agent.
Ed: 7. Do MYERS, General Superintendent.
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E.A.J. CLopToN, Salesman. oc 20

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.--f will
Il sell at public anction. at my Office, on l2h
street, between Main and Bank streets on SAT
ARTICLES. TO satisfy sundry distress warrants and
executions IN my .ndi: WARDR; iBEs, WASH SI5.
STANDS. MATTRPssEs MIRRORS, CHA1Rs,
LING, PiCTUREs, TABLES, CEOCKEkY, 3
pairs BELLOWS &C.. &c; Also, the WHo LIZ,
State and Internal Revenue, Of j. N. Dominici.
oc l7.tds A. W. ROSEN, h. G. @. r.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.


EARM FOR SALE.-I offer for sale pri-
IL vately nv FARM III Charles City county, Va,
known us '.TNE GLSBB.:' lying within two an
q half miles OF James river. two miles eth, Of The
Courthouse, and four miles of Wilcox,s wharf,
on James river, containiE (e50l SIX ,HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES four hundred !, anu II9T.y OF
and well adapted to 81 the usual crops raised In
this section, and particularly SO to fruits and We
getaoles. Nearly all the open land has been LINED
at the rate or forty bushels per acre The oalance
or the tract is in timber. .o
set out last spring an ORCHARD or COG
budded peach trees which are growing timely l
have also another orchard Of R5o trees Of apple,
peach &C., of choice kinds. planted fourteen
re rs ago, Which are now in full bearing. Also, q
dwarf pear orchard
The buildings are very coed. The DWELLING
Is substantial brick one, with five large rooms.
The enclosures very good, large pait NJ " post
and railing. This Is considered one OF the health.
lest places in lower Virsinia. bold stream Of
water passes entirely through II. watering every
field and sffording fine water. power for mill. ]
am disposed to sell the whole but woulo se)l hslf
or two thirds tiles very well to be divided into
two three farms with plenty Of timber for each.
For further information refer to my brother, DIR.
Crenshaw, OF Richmond, Va, or MYSELF residing
On the farm. Address a. P. GRE NSH4W,
Wilcox's Wharf.
+ Sc IT.. Ssw Charles Ciy county, Va.
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1870.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.
ARRANGEMENT.

RICHMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
5 NoRTH, EAST, AND EoRTHWEST.
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OFFICE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASD1
-. POTOMAC RAILHoAD COMPANY.
nrt. 10 l810. \

49, POTOMAC RAILHoAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, Oct. ID, 1870.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
y AND sHIPpERs.--qhe RIO, MalND, Fed
ERICKSBURG Ard POTOMAC TRAsspOK-
TAT13N LINE between Richmond ana bafl.
more eta lower Potomac Will run as heretofore
daily between those points with passengers, oat
only trt weekly with irefghts between B.tiT ore
and points on tire Chesapeake ana Ohlo raiiroaa
FREIGhT TRAIN win leave Richmond on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana FRIDAYS,
and arrive oD the alternate days.
LOCAL FSFIGHr5 VIII be transported py Inns
train ut the tariff rates, o usual.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
r.. T. d. MYEEs- Gen'l sup't oc ~
TICKET OFFICE r. &YsR.R. r. LIyE,}
- kIcHMosD, VA, Oct. 10, 1870.
CPECIAL NOlICE.-On and after To-
y DAY the fare to baltimore over this line win
be &c sE 3 DoLt WM. 3. ENos, Ticket Agent.
- RICHMOND AND UANyILLE AgDl
.atrs PIEDMONT RAILROADS,
SUPERINT s-DENTss OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Oct. IL 1870.
further notice freight
IN for stations on the SOUTTSIDE RAILROAD
between BURKEYIs,LE snd CyNC0HD will
only be received on THURSDAYS nnd 6ATUk-
DAYS: for stations east Of -BuTkeville only on
MONDAYS ana FRIDAYS.
&C L. 9w Superintendent.
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BY Thomas W. Kessee, Auetioneer,
.s..i ! No. 1917 Main street.

TRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, FUR
cloth, &C., At .AUCTION;aaBs order Of the
S oss H oc se at M The nS
sion, corner Of Clay and 18th streets, all Of The
FURNITURE, consisting Of ,o-r ~ ~,
LAk hfP R, aRa ELEeAsI fhsN oh'rhAih
RosEMooD and MAHOGANY W;ARDD1RaoBIs,
ROE. WOOD and NJ HoGANY WASH
RosEMooD and MAHOGANY SOFAS and
MAHOGANY sIOEBoARD.
han Saa Ey ;s anT o9R h EIaTREsks
B 5 odau and nd BOOT. CASE.
CARPETa, WINDOW CURTA1Ts,
a at o1 TH5s. y y. KeEsEE, Auct.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
CIN KING WILLIAM COUNTY.-ln obe-
dience to decree of the Circuit Cou,t Of King
william county. entered on the 18th day o. May,
so IN a las ste Georse King ct pndsE
sfered Commissioners will. on noN.:AY, the 24th
OF October, 1870 toourt day. sell at Eng yuan
Of LAND living in the said county, about three
miles above lie court house one containing, by
~ 81 nefss as'Sa
comb. and the dover Of Mrs. ~ sss q;
the other containing 2ss acres more or ess' S Sa
Iands OF WilIism Edwards, j. B; Edwards, Nat.
Terry, l.. $. Garrett, and Others me SAG lanu Is
lent QUALITY. Tue neighborhood is bo.h healthy
and agreeable The sale VIII be made In sucn pa %
or parcels as the commissioners may lhihA oese
and upon the following
TERMs Enough In cash TO pay the cost OF the
assignment Of dover to the widow OF tie lac Geo.
Edwards and the expenses orthe sale the resi-
due on q credit Of twelve months the pnrf naser
executing his bond therefor With approved per-
sonal security; and the title retansa I'LL tne luz
Their orGsr Of The court.
F r & Re aRhnG6RY,5 oonn1'rs.
oaoe Fay - ~
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600 TONS ANTHRACITE co tl AI, +.
far sfoycs and CRATES in lota to SUE y
:. at 81 % THo9. W,sA EEs EE, A1cL.r..
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BY Tfaos, NJ. Ksesee, AnrtIoneer,
i'd. tsI7 MAIN street.

zoo TOMS ANTHRACITE Col
islFjt AT aTTsyTION.-I viii sell on " M
NAV flctihsr ss Is mt 10 O'Clock, in 5rons Oh ne
Rici1snoud and York River railroad On slo
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sTNYEb AWE T1EWARE.

T0HN BOWERS, Successor to Yale,
~ Bowers & Yale,) Iron Block. Governor street,
Richmond, Va, wholesale and retail dealer in
STOVES AND TIN WARE: also. B1BB'S IM-
PROVED DIAMOND FIRE-PLACE STOVE,
for heating from. one o four rooms. Gas Cham
deliers, Gas Shades, Brackets, &c. Plumbing,
Timing, and Gas fitting done ut short notice
House finishing Goods, &c. oc 1S-2m
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BY Wellington Goddtn.
Anctiouear and Real Estate Agent,

rs,HREE NEAT bND COMFORTABLE
THE Tors T. i ITTACHED TO THEM, on THE
snUT- SIDE OF VENABLE, BE WEI
TWENTY-PFTH AN u TWrETY-SIXTH
request of Mr.. W, II, Coz, shall sels at auction,
on the premises, en- THURSDAY. che 9Th 0cto-
ber 1870, at o clock P. n. those THREE NEAT,
AsD co, VENIENT RESI-:
DENCFs, Ioca:ed as above admirably adapted
for small fam lies. They sre In good order. Ihe
neleboorhoodi Is good and the location deaifaoles
TERMS at sale. -.
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SN4DER q IRBY,
RICHMOND STOVE AND ARCHITECTURAL
IRON WORKS, 8
1903 CARY STREET.
Dealers and others win lind at our Works our
usual assortment Of STOVES, cooking and heat
ing AH0LLUN-WARE,F FRONTS and CRATES.
TENDERS SOILssPIPE, 2HYDRANT CASES,
ard PL UMBERS' and CARPENTERS CAST
We are prepared 60 put up IRON FRONTS for
buildings In any style, and frrnish IRON CAPS
and eIELH, GHATlNCiS, Gal.
YANIZGD gQINICE, IRON RAILING, We
Prtcss as Low as northern houses charge for
same style Of work, 2 ss,s.t SNYDER u iRBY.
Il oc 1-.am 80: 3SsszG 81
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FREIGHT TRAIN win leave Richmond on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AID FRIDAY,
and arrive on the alternate dayf.
: 81" j, oCAI FRpiGHT5 win be transported By this
train at the tariff rates as usual ,x,
General Freiyils and Ticket Agent.
T. T.. ID. MYERS, Gen'l sIp't. Oc2l-lm
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pEARL GRITs Ter bssrels g Az
ssaess 3 &. STOKES. . 90.
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DENTS FRY.

Taylor BROTHERS, DEN -
TIsTe. liz MAIN s rREET, RICH eiYssH
MOND, give Nitrous Oxide Gas for III, Chloroiorm
for 81, Ether for 81, Rhigol.ne spray 81 dyarate
Inserted as low as sl5 TesEh filed with gold g. So
The cost of all operations made known before be-
ejnning Entire satisfaction given.
Hn i n-'t TAYLOR BROTHERS,
ocig 3EEEs 1l12 Main street.
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AND DANYlLIE RAIL
M RQAD.-PASSEKGER SJHEUULE.Is

~ General Ticket Agent.
Ed: 7. d. MYERS, General Superintendent.
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pOsrPONEMENT.

The aforementioned sale Is postponed until
,AIJJRDAY. the 22d Instant, at O'Clock I. NJ.
20 o, RIl,HARDSON & CO. Auct're.
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A NTHRAClTE COAL.-I am receiving
IA supply OF the celebrated Franklin,
ASH and frst.cliss WHITE 4 SH ANTHRs.
CITE GOALS which win be sofa at LOW EST
RATES. also, CuMBERLAND COAL, for steam
and smiths' use. 8. P. LATHR0p,
al IL Seventeenth street at drawbridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-22

oc l0.tds
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-14
LEATHER.

The Cincinnati Commercial thus
summarizes Mr.. Wells argument in
relation TO the duties on leather
LEAFHER.- Commissioner
shows that the total value of the
manufacture of leather In the United
States in 1868, was about 1924, 900, GOO
He also proves that the cost of these
manufactures to the people was enhau-
ced by reason of the duties imposed
on the raw material employed, from
eight to ten per cent or over ten mil
lions of dollars in the aggregate, while
the Government received by way OF
duty only two and half millions. In
other words. for every two and hall
dollars which the Government took
under the tariff for the purpose Of
revenue, it indirectly imposed seven
and half dollars more upon consul
mers. And when to this is added the
tax upon other materials employed, il
Is found that more than SIG, 500, OOC
of extra burdensi is borne By the Ameri,
can consumers Of boots and shoes,
solely in consequence of taxes upon
the raw material employed. It Is
further shown that, owing 20 the en-.
HANGED cost of making boots and
shoes in the United States under these
impositions, our export trade in them,
which used to be large, has fallen al
most to zero. The commissioner rec
omEnends, in the interest of American
trade and industry. that the importa-
tion of hides and leather be made free,
as well as the baFks used in tanning
leather, and the hastings, &C., employed
In finishing shoes for market.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-14
sHERIFF's SALES.
ShePfR's Sale,

Frederick Jager, IN Pursuenee Of a
Polly Ann Adams. issued from the Court
of Common Pleas of Franklin county, and
to me directed, shall offer for sale, at pub
lie Vendue, at the door of the new Court
House. in the town of Delaware, on
Saturday, January az, A. ID. 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and ]
O'Clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate:
Situate in the County of Delaware, and
State of OHIO, and in Orange Township,
bounded and described as follows, to-wit
Being forty f40) acres of land, being eighty
$50 rods square, out of the northwest corner
of one hundred and eighty Q80) acres of
land; lot No. 81 of a partition of lands made
by the Court Of Common Pleas of the Coun-
ty OF Franklin, and State of Ohio, at the
suit OF Jonathan p. Hale and Wife, rs. Fitz
Henry Homer and others, recorded in said
Chaneery Record of said Franklin County,
In book No. 4, pages 294, &c, being same
premises decided to Polly Ann Adams by
VIM. H. Dunnick and Wife, Septem ber 25,
1867, and recorded in Records Of Delaware
County, vol. 81, page 39l.
WILLIAM BROWN Sheriff.
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