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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-29

Total x ~ ~ e 9 y
There was in the Treasury, belonging to the
state debt fund, ON the 30th of November,
$l,ll4,l53.67, and it is estimated that the TO-
tai receipts Of funds applicable to the pay
ment of the State debt up to July LIST, 1871,
will amount to $4,2ll, 1os.lS, which will be
increased BY the LIST of January, 1874, by the
receipts from the Central Road, to 5,311 ,1O3.-
Os. This will be more than sufficient to Ii.
quidate the whole outstanding debt of the
State, and the Auditor estimates that the ne.
cessity for collecting the two mill tax will
cease after one more levy, the receipts from
the Central Road being sufficient to pay the
remainder of principal and interest.
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The indications in TIE Constitutional Con
vention, We are pleased to note, are favorable
to the continuation of the canal and river i'm
provement. The committee on internal i'm
provements have reported provision agains,
the sale Of the canal, while the committee on
Legislative affairs have reported in favor of the
continuance of the river improvement. The
probabilities are also said to lie favorable,
that no distractions, in the shape of limita-
tions on legislative appropriations, will be
thrown in the way of the ultimate construc-
ton Of the proposed canal from La Sale or
Hennepin to Rock Island. Such canal
would in ten years pay for itself in tolls, but
in the same time it would dOubly or quadru-
ply pay for itself in the advantage it would
be to the people from middle Iowa and Min
nesota to Chicago, in the check it would
prove on the railroad companies in the matter
of excessive freights Oh grain, cattle, and farm
products generally. t"I
There is no notion mere fagrantly errone-
Gus than that water transportation is played
out BY the railroads The Erie canal, in 1868,
carried more tons Of freight east during the
season Of navigation, at half the cost than the
five through lines of railroad carried during
the whole year. Here is an incident in the
recent commercial convention at Richmond
bearing upon this subject.
Mr.. Monroe, Of Dubuque, had the floor on the
unfinished business of yesterday, being the rsso-
luton for double.trsek railway from the CEN
tire Of the source of grain and produce in the
west to the Atlantic sesbord. He showed that a
double.track road, 1900 miles long. with trains
starting every five minutes, having 5000 trains
on the track, with $4,000 cars in constant mo.
ton 1865 days in the year, would have capacity
of only is, 900 tons each way, while the Viz.
ginia water line, with boats Of $50 tons, and
double locks, aud used only 800 days in the year,
would have capacity Of over 100000 each
way. The whole subject was then tabled, by
vote Of 20 to 10.
Our own canal, We are told, laboring under
SO many disadvantages, carries more freight
to Chicago in its u months of navigation
each year, than is carried by any railroad of
the same length to that city in the whole year.
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AROUND THE WORLD,-Vanderbi II

AROUND THE Notwithstanding Rail
road Lines at the East, it is stated have COM
pleted arrangements for issuing tickets after
about the LIST Of February, for through trip
around the World. The route is by rail from
New York to San Francisco; thence by
steamer to Japan, China, &c, then by rail to
the Holy Land, then by rail or steamer
through Europe to London, Liverpool, &c.
and finally by steamer home to New York
The whole trip can be made inside of 90 days,
and the fare will be less than 1000 dollars.
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Eating Dirt.

There has seldom been more disgusting
case of dirt eating than was presented in the
lower house Of Congress on Monday, when
the forty odd republicans, who had so gal
lantly fought and whipped Butler and his
reconstruction committee on the Virginia qucs-
ton, returned to their vomit and voted for
the senate bill, containing the same obnoxious
provision on account Of which the Butler bill
was defeated. The gorgeous Bingham,
Farnsworth, Logan-the whole swinish herd
participated in the degrading nastiness.
The attaching of the degrading condition
to the admission of Virginia means revolu-
ton, and nothing else. Virginia Is admitted
on the condition that she can remain in the
Union during good beiaviour,-that is, as
long as she votes the radical ticket; other
wise she is liable to expulsion at any time
Virginia is thus state in the Union on con-
dition that applies to no other state. She is
not on an "equal footing with the other
states" as the constitution requires, but occu.
pies a position of degradation. If Virginia
can be thus degraded Illinois can be- The
equality of the states is broken up, and the
Union is not what the constitution and the
fathers made it. This is revolution, as real
and as criminal as would the revolution
have been had the Southern states achieved
their separation.
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A dismal howl has been raised by the radi-
cal press over the refusal of the fireman of
Harrisburg, Pa, to march in the procession
on the occasion of Gov. Gearys Inauguration,
because niger military company was in the
procession. It appears the flremen objected
because the place Of honor was given to the
niggers, while older and larger companies
had to walk in the rear rank.
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ANditoI'a Report.

Somebody ct Springfield has had the kind.
ness to send US copy of the annual Report
Of Gen. c. E. Lippincott, auditor of state,
submitted On the lst of December to the Gov
ernor. The auditor reports the amount Of
the principal of the bonded debt paid and
cancelled during the year at t6ss,41l.14,
and, including the payments on the registered
canal bonds by the Canal Trustees, 1864, 1884,
81. The fetal State debt ON the 3Oth of No
yember, was $5,l24, 99564, distributed as fol-
lows:
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and The labor sagagsd h nanuf.st1ring lumber
does not compete With aay foreign labor.
We cert.inly agree With some Of the eonclu.
sions Of this report, and for that reason say it
should be printed. This opposition to its being
printed will lead ten men to read il where bat
enc man would have read it il NO opposition had
been made to its printing.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE CoNvxr1os.-Tbere i

WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONvRTIoN.--There is
to be grand woman suffrage convention at
the opera house in Springfield, in this state
commencing on the sth of February, and to
last two or three days. Among the notabili.
ties to be present We notice the names of Lucy
Stone DR.. Edward Beecher, Mrs. Livermsre,
Miss Lilly Peckham. &C., &c. Everybody
friendly to the cause is invited to attend and
take part in the deliberations.
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The Mississippi Legislature, on Monday Pratt.
fed the 10Th constitutional amendment, with
but one dissenting vote in tho house and three
in the senate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-29

Prince Arthur has chopped down Canadian
pine ssss This 10 the last Of bis royal AZ.
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Amount moi YET pFesent6ds called In By
Governor proclamation. ......................A
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ters." Fisk AID Gould then commenced to buy
gold. and it rose from 81 to Al, and opened at Al
on the dark Friday. A broker, named William
Belden asked TO participate in the transaction,
and gave Fisk power to buy gold for him. Ono
Albert Speyers was Belden's broker in these pur.
ohases. Gold rose to 43c, and Speyers then
jumped in for himself and bought till it rose to
60c, believing that it would go higher. Then
came the order of the government to sell 4,OO0,.
600, which immediately smashed down the mar.
ket. "And that" said Fisk. "is the story Of the
combination. Relying on Corbin's statements of
his influence with Grant, and the letter, we
bought heavily, believing the government would
not sell gold" Fisk says he sought Corbin after
the bottom was out Of tho speculation by the
government sale, and testifes that he said to
him, "You damned old william This is hell
Of . mess you have got Us into" Corbin inquir-
ed, "What situation are you INF" Fisk replied.
1--WE do net know. We can't tell in all this ex-
element, but We may be ruined Corbin bland.
" replied that it must be mistake. His infor.
nation was explicit that Boutwell, would not sell
gold and, il he had, he had doubtless done 30
without consulting Grant, Mrs. Corbin came
into tho room and said she agreed with her hus.
band. She said she had a letter from Mrs. Grant
wishing the whole speculation was over, for 1t
made her husband nervous. Both of them
agreed to 60 to Washington to see the President,
as they said, and have the sale OF gold with
drawn. But they never did this. Gould testi.
fed that Gen. Buttsrfeld, the Assistant Treas.
urer, was privy to the speculation, sAd that ne
had bought 1,000,O 900 Of gold on ButterfeldS
account. Fisk concluded his evidence By asking
that Corbin, Mrs. Corbin and Mr.. Grant DO sum-
moned before the committee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07
" By Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE, NEAR BAC0H,s QuA1 AZ
NUEBy virtue Of deed Of trust from Bernard
date the 18th February, 1902 and recorded In the
clerks office Of the Hastings Court OF the city Of
the balance of the purchase money on, the
In execution theEs9f 2TosSeed 70 sell lat at auction
O'Clock ?. NJ, the following described REAL
ESTATE-to wit: A certain LOT OF LAND
fronting 1Gex13o feet on the north line Of Moore
street, near Bacon,s Quarter Branch Tavern, on
Brook avenue, with brick dwelling containing
nine rooms including kitchen, q large brick
slaughter-house, with all the apartments and ar
rangements for conducting the butchering busi-
ness in ali Its branches, and cattle pen supplied
with water from IN excellent spring In the gard.
All In goad repair. 100. $685..
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of executing the trust, and to pay off note Of
$780, and sla5.7o, the balance Of interest due up to
the 18th February, 1870, and further sum Of in
terest from that date until the day of sale. The
residue at four, eight, end twelve months, for nc.
gotlable notes, with interest added, and secured
by deed oftrust. .r.
WILLIAM FOLKES, Trustee.
RICHARDSON e Co., Auctloneers. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate AGENT and Auct1oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 1872 100000
l. ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING
LAND, ON THE NEW CENTRAL TURN
PIKE, SIX MILES BELOW R1CHMOND.-By
virtue Of a deed Of trust bearing date the LIST OF
January, 1862 executed to the subscribers by Emil
j. ". Marl Scheal Alpenburg, we shall. as trus-
tees therein named, proceed to sell at public auc.
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY the 10th OF
May, 1870 ut IL O'Clock NJ If fair, II not the first
fair day thereafter, at the same hour, that VALU,
ABLE FARM located as above, formerly owned
by Mr.. Jacob s. Atlee, and containing, by recent
survey, 1872 100 1000 ACRES hut :rom!which Wiz be
reserved from sale certain small parts heretofore
sold off since the date Of said deed by the grantor
thcrn, without the assent OF the creditorsIvlZ.,
One to Ignac Aigner, conveying about sixteen
acres; one other to Ignac Aigner, trustee LOT MS
wife Anna, convey ing about eight acres ana one
other to Eugene Khuen, conveying ABOUT cieht
acres.
on this tract there is comfortable residence
several small dweliing-houses; also, large Darn,
stable &c. The soil Is of excellent quality. ana
the neighborhood improving. The recent loca-
ton OF the Central turnpike In front OF this estate
and It's completion to within two miles OF IL ADDS
greatly to its value. .,.--
The deed requires cash sale, but we are autho-
rized by the creditors accept cash, or In lien
thereof one third cash balance at four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
B. IT. SMITH,
3. HAsSEL, -#
sno Trustees.
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= - s,sBy Francis Z. Isbell,
! I Auctinneer and Real Estate Agens, -
yctaventh street between MALI anu bank.

u1RrysTEE,s SALE oFANEATFIR25A41M,IEII
TENEMENT AMD LOT 10 1 sT TH Hen F9 MH.
SIDE SIDE s vS YET BELvIDERE, AT AUCTIoN:.By
Virtue OF deed Of trus. EXECUTED by ~ r a.
ssda record in Richmond Hastings Court, TO
me- rs trustee, to secure the payment or two ser7
tin negotiable, notes therein menlonea, WIZ ~
vi WSiEFDHESDAY the 18th day of May, lSI9' az
O'Clock r. Is, the REAL EsTATE IN saia aG Gesa
1 GS IA Nh with neat FRAME TENEMENT
thereon, lying and being in The city Of Richmond
rrontlnp on the north side OF Cary street oetwcen
Monroe and Belvidere Is feet and running oack
1853 feet to IN alley. -,os ~
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses %, on
sale, the sum of Sa4a "a with Interest ,fE , tn
rest from the 25h Of September 1869, and the resi-
due upon such terms may be liked on inc Say Of
sale. Taxes for 1870 to be PAID oy Ine Prstas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07
] AuOrT0a SALES Future Days:
= By Richardson's q Co.,, .t
ReafEBtate Agents and Auctioneers'
no. 11is Main street,. +

rs,R1ysTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
nEai. ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL At A.
virtue % deed Of trust ffom M
II. Craig and wife to the undcrsigneaad n tbe
cisr .e oce Of the H1stinss Court Of the CITY OF
Richmond p as0 selaed asha as
70 90 Ss s san ~ anciion o the premises. THURS
5aY lie I'm instant, at O'Clock ~, certain
RIAL ET ATE mentioned In said deed; Sons n,s,
nast corner OF Twenty-ffth and Leigh streets,
Church Hill, with two, new FRAME IENE Es
MENTs thereon. each having five rooms , ana
misunderstanding tenants, and is located In the most
IMPROVING part Of the city, and has the advantages
of brick payements, gas, water. &c.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray the expense
of executing this trust, and to pay of o note Of
81 0Oo with Interest thereon from the Gath Febru-
ary, 1870; the residue upon such terms as VIII be
announced of the time Of sale.
y. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICuARpsoE & Co. Auctloneers. my Q :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07
By Lee & Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lib Main street,

VERY VALUABLE AND ELIGlBLY:
LOCATED DWELLING, ON THE s0u SOUL p,
SIDE OF. CLAY STREET ONE DonE, WEI Eel
OF ADAMS STREET. AND OPPOSITE LIE
RESIDENCE OF ROBERT HARVEY, Esg.,
FOE SALE AT AUCTI0T..By request OF pr.
p. N. Miller we will sell on MONDAY the esn OF
that VALUABLE PROPERTY situated as de-
scribed above, and for many years occupied oy
him as his residence.
The HOUSE Is of brick, well built, ana aami-
rably arranged with regard to comfort anu oses
nience and contains ten rooms, wide hall1 Closets
and bathroom brick kitchen with four rooms.
The entire premises are In good order, ana sup
piled with gas and water. , -, ,-o
The LOf fronts 100 feet, extending back $50
feet to a wide alley, and is handsomely ornament
ed with eVergreens and shade trees. 49,.
and afford many conveniences to residents IN thls
portion OF the city doing business In ts centre.
TERMS; One-tbird cash residue at SIX, twelYe,
and eighteen months credit for negotiable notes
with Interest added, and secured by trust Geed.
LEE GODDIH,
mv4 Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07
Ey Wellington Goddin,
Aucttaneer and Real Estate Agent.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
h STORE ANDDWELLIN Nc on TIE SOUTH
SIDE OF BROAD BETW ZEN EIGHTH AND
NINTH STREFTS.-At the request of Mr.. Ed
ward Mccarthy, executor Of the late FLORENCE
Mccarthy deceased, will sell at auction, ON the
premises. on THURSDAY the 18th May, 1870 at
haf-past O'Clock p. NJ. that large ana admira-
bly, well-locatcd BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING. No. 500, adjoining on enc side the confec;,
tiOnery store OF Messrs. Andrew PiZzini 4 Co. and
on the other the dry goods store of Messrs Court
ney Son, having front Of 80 feet, more or less,
on Broad street ard depth of 1877 feet, and now
In the occupancy Of Mr. Harra and Others at an
annual rental of 81 600.
This is really a most valuable property, and the
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at Six
twelve and eighteen months, for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trust deed
my6 W.GOUDIN, kuctiOnecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07
ao ea-eodst&tdtds VA Auctioneers.

r ARGE SALE OF PROPERTY IN
THE TOWN OF CLARKsVHLE.-Byy fr-
Inc OF authority vested In me by the adm
Of n D. Turner, deceased, I shall offer for sale at
public auction, In the town OF Clarksy1lle on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of May, 1870, The fol-
lowing property belonging to the estate OF the
"a LARGE BUILDING known as THE UPPER
HOTEL, q well-fnisked and commodious estab-
IIsbment with sll necessary fixtures, out.houses,
garden, &C., and some acre or more OF land al
tached. .o
STORE, with good out-houses and garden
Also, number OF LOTS situated on Virginia
street, scattered from the corner OF Virginia and
Church streets to Captain j.. A. Williams's store.
All Of these LOTS are wen improved with com
Portable DIV Ell 1NGs, GARDENS OUT.
HOUSES, &C. They embrace some Of the most
half the buildings on the south side OF Virginia
Tor Miami street.
Iwill sell on the same day several VACANT
LOTS located in the town and SMALL PIECE
OF LAND lying q few miles from Clarksvilie.
wishing to Invest in this portion Of Virginia.
TERMS Enough In cash 10 defray the expenses
of the sale the balance upon credit OF six and
twelve months, bond and approved personal seen-
rity being required OF the purchaser In every case
and the title retained until the purchase money is
paid.
thoEity vested In the under the viii
apps Attorney.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07
NORTH AMERICA MUTUAL LIFE

INSURANCE COMPANY, 81
Nos. II AND. 10 WARREN STREET, NEW YORK.
- Z 40 Cash assets, ss,soo,ooo.
Issues al forms Of LEE JOINT drE ,e and
END aS P pEPS sf
WITH THE STATE ACTING AS A TRUSTEE,
making secure as NAThSSESAE
RITY, and making fraud, defaleation. specula-
ton, or mtsmanaSement, tMP0sSiIB5bbEE;; Mr.
r Hh eTerI doar u Nett surplus
turned to the insured equitably in proportion TO
amount contributed to the company, in CASH
A 1. DIVIDENDS, after. ONE YEARLY
lis policies the most liberal In. their terms of
any company In the world. Free from all restric-
lions as TO change OF occupation, travei toutslae
o. T :! DAYS GRACE on ALL RENEWAL
ALL PoLiCIEs NON-FORFEITING AFTER
TWO AND THREE YEARS. The money, TO
make each policy absolutely secure, IS dsposlted
with ne apicirv and secuPy
THE NORTH AMERICA STANDS UNRIVAL-
l The TR; NORTH AMERICA is just commencing
business In Europe, and is endorsed to all Foreign
Governments by the Insurance Commissioners
and Governor Of New York as being in an A
c' T5ey CERTIFY to the FACT that the NORTH
AMERICA has about QME.FoBRTH OF A Az
T4E M0EEY RErgsEEpp d B sEd Ahh TIE ro
LICY-HOLDERS TO HER CREDIT.
Nothing but ABSOLUTE NATIONAL SANk-
RUPTCY CAN JEOPARDIZE ITS POLICIES.
BY special report on the 2sth March, 1870, the
Registry account shows the following:
Number of registered policies, s,co7. ,o nm
Amount registered insurance secured sIe.oeovgg
po,,,s,t roor,red NV State law 1885, 1876
u,onnt .cinnIIv danosIted ,,...,..... l,262, 500
c,,,,,s 4, handle IF State - 1890, les
Life insurance is Christian duty. DELAY
NOT.
Full Information given to all on application 60
WILLIAM NJ. WLTHERS.
General Agent
mya lila Main street. Richmond va,
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no THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
Il RICHMOND.-1 respectfully announce my
CHAMBERLAIN or CITY TREASURER, and
solicit your votes at the coming election.
my 2-l0t K. w. IOMfhlNs.
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He SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
i COMPANY,

OFFICE, CORNER CARY AND VIRGINIA sTs.,i
Are prepared TO fill orders for their
TOBACCO FERTILIZER
OLD DOMINION FERTILIZER,
o superior preparation for corn, oats, &C. The
TOBACCO FERTILIZERh has been tested 30 often
beside Peruvian Guano and other leading iertili-
zers on tobacco, and with such uniformly salts
factory results, that the company feel justified In
Offering II the best fertilizer for this crop now
on the market-Peruvian Guano not excepted.
Fresh ground PLASTER, AGRICULTURAL
SALT, GERMAN SALTS OF POTASH, &C.,
always on hand
Special preparations made at short notice.
Circulars forwardedto any address.
". GILLIAN,
NH 2a-sJcl President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs,
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON
u TIE SOUTH SHE uF CARY BETWEEN
FOUSHEE AND ADAMS STREETS AT AUG
TION.-On THURSDAY, 18th May, at o'clock
p. 81, we will SELL upon the premises, the HOUSE
occupied BY Mr.. f. P. O'Dell, adjoining the resi-
dence OF r. BarEamln, Esq. II Is well-built
house, arranged and for many years used rs a
store below. with six rooms above for the accom-
mediation Of family.
The lot Is 80 by about 14o feet to an alley.
TERMS At sale.
Nv request OF the executor Of James II. Poin-
dexter deceased. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
M. AuctiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07

V,RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
l. BRICK DWELLING, IN THE SOUTH
SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN MA !tl1I
AND JEFFERSON STREETS, At AT &c Ito n:
Staude and Caroline, his wife, to William PitiiiGr,
Christian Unke and john Lauer, trustees Of d ats
hears date on the soh day Of September; 1857 ana
the other on the 9th day of March, $685. both OF
which said deeds are of record in the clerks Office
Of Richmond Hastings Court to secure the pay
ment of two certain bonds expressed thereln'
each for the sum of $1,000, bearing dates rcspec
lively with said deeds; and default having been
made I'm the payment OF said bonds, by request OF
the benelciaries secured therein we VIII proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, 18th day Of Nay ls79 az 9f IMc
p. NJ, that desirable BRICK DWELLlSG-
HOUSE oftwo stories besides basement and attic;
containing seven rooms, and usual out-houses, al
in good order, located as described above ana az,
Joins the property OF F. Brausr, Esq. The LOT
has front Of about d3 feet, ana cXtehas pach loo
feet to an alley fifteen feet wide. -.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; residue at ionr,
eight and twelve months credit for neg9tlaole
notes, interest added and secured By tTSs deed.
CHRISTIAN UNKEL,
ISAAC HOLLANDER,
aneo Trustees Of Germania Dauyereln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07

T ARGE SALE OF
IL CARTS, WAGONS,
WHEELBARROWS,
SAFES, AXES,
HORSE and MULE SHOES,
GRAIN BAGS,
and other articles, will take place at the Virginia
Penitentlary on the 18TH INSTANT, commencing
at 10 O'Clock and continue till all the articles are
sold. u. +. STRoIHER.
my3 Superintendent.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for all sums less than
fifty dollars above that amount negotiable note
at sixty days with approved security.
GEORGE F. STROTHER,
my4 Superintendent.
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rEJO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
L RICHMOND.-I respectfully announce my
self a candidate for the Office of CITY SER
GEANT, subject to nomination by the Conser-
yatlve party. - -
an 2G--tMa ~ THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
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WANTED, TO RENT A HOUSE with
w six or seven rooms!in 'hc upper part OF Inc
city. Possession required by the 18TH instant.
nppe at - Il ~. 800 Grace street.
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subscriber in Texas complains because
the kerosene which we recommended 10 kill
bugs on cucumber vines also killed the
vines. Well, who said anything ABOUT the
vines? 1t was the bugs we were doctorlng.
Anybody ought to know better tnan 10 put
II on the yines.-NeD York Democrat.