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, 1870-09-10
The Situation In Paris.
Election Ordered to Choose q Con-
stituent Assembly.
GRIND Scrcnade and Feast Cir
en- 10 Minister XVasl1burne.


Gu 10 Minister XVashburne.
-n.na... n..... A. IL.
'4s1oA Aa5o esues HI 1as1uless W tuo
Germans
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31
With Five Hundred Per-
SONS ON Noaf0-
-
HpavcE
,r.cr .nneerr
-. =. nos ..H.
AAts, f :" n. -eA 49,. ~ -. -
plno .,. 10, ~ Ir,.esa.s ~ ~ ,,aaas s'
"IIlAn go s.r Mna -. .us na =, y. ae.s,. psa.
'. , Sp -. 49,, ar"~ 80. 49, ~ ~" -o'
une u!asaaa =" s,s. r .s.u ~. ...,es..sa p-,.s,.
PUBLIC OF tefuaS WHICH aoAu tcalnuu1se F1nas1s
and yet leave NO ranking source OF nA1e among
ne french Olne!"ise, tae tps' Lopes tne
t9enen "H nolo luck o"h Aae "4i'a tusu
oommen. On tae slo!eat ttuas1Au N'ue W ~
bt1Hsa preSs' WHICH "as A'e4' so opse4"1o"s W
Inc 6mEe9ol'
NEW AoAA. Stpi- a--A katAs ePe"-ta. a@3s He1 ule
OF peace "M be sea1ea between FRANCE aao
Prussa By congress Of the nauons, ana Iha1
unless they are IaFos1oier Huas1a VIII III once
futeY into m offensive alliance viii the new
republic.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Queen Victoria has ad-
dressed 4 letter to the Queen Of Prussia, urging
her to use her influence over her royal husband
for peace.
LONDON, Sept a--Tne authorities as Berlin are
confident that Russia will withdraw her prop0sl-
ton for q conference, In v1cw Of the persistence
OF Prussia
NAsHISG7oH, Sept a-Despa1thes received In
LIS Gs]. 1ron Londonr STATE mat the FeAce Con-
f1ess "ln assenoie u slenna on satutday, anu
eeus1oes Tue "a1 virtually enoeu" II is Dill proper
10 sure tna. me ao0se inlosnauon Is conveyed In
ne eao.s ueapasen ~ keatieman OF ILLS
~. -. ~. u"t t1iuusn an. olneial 'sa sout.e'
o..ee ass'~u W 'ue utptoWaNS So'p7 d.
nirt-
-. -.
,,v,,ssen ~ na-,,1' ~ ~. a.h,se. -, - ~.
T.hir.ts - e. psto.....~,', easas - 'AA-
p.n,s -. 80. :s s-..., ~ ~, ..,es.,... .,u.
c1es that England viii mt nuah 4ntcrrentton ia
fnror - ,.-.re ox,rr ~ ne e-ts+,nr nnnIs. .,nf
rcl,nnne tnsr M tetur~n rbr feah1ncts of Tzer4r
and Innton. The f,ermans are tncensed becauso
Fnc,,na continues In se1, ann. n nrfrate tndt.
f1dua,a. rno deuyer to Frauce.
LospoS. sept a,-1n The Erubasstes at Pa5ts an
early ar,nlst1ce Is predicted.
[sreesa. Dcspsteh to the New York Tribunal
PANS. Sept .. m-An arro'sttce Is under
consideration. The idea was instituted BY the
Diplomatic corps- The question has been sub-
nlrted 70 ne F1oytsions1 <ss.-enu'.at b5 the
Roaeun' ataaaa- ana opAuaen Au1oo.sanofa- -,-~
~ s1'c,' =. Is ",.t.es S.u ."s1s ~ ~ " =.
,pF :: = ::
, 1870-09-10

puox1nxycr. Sept 9.-Tne waddiug factory Of
oofY' CTanstVn BEoWnel, II PaEtueket VIII
burned Inst night: .v.,,n. l..
pnn tpE1FH1l, Sept "a arr last evening ae-
, 1870-09-10
NOTICE..

Having enTd out entire stock and tdc to Mr. Fl.
F. BILLINGS, ne heartily recommend hin, to sur for
mer patron1 And. while retire pspprietars. NC
khan remain 1T the old Rtaud sufficient tine to close
the huttneRa 4 the firm.
cb;r.rn Eenf 4 faen IT, Lakt-et.
, 1870-09-10
Attempted Suicide -Dcscrtcrs mud
Thieves

Special Despateh to The Chiesso 1rihune-
MuvACKKk. Sept IA msn named Upton,
from Grafton, Wis, took poison thia afternoon,
and now lies IN precarious coAolaon 1t sae po-
lice statou4
s.vvrant James Huntington, on recruiting ser-
x,se Hi Colonel McKibo n, deserted on nisnt Of
the s.h" sftcr having forged endorsements on
1eyerni checks, and sta!en.a Atge amount OF GOV
~Tnment clothing.
, 1870-09-10
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The Prussian Advance on
Paris.
The Town Of Laon Surrounded.
and 4 Demand .aade !
fer its Surrcn.
der.
n1ain 8rmy. Of the Invaders
Within Thirty Miles Of
the Capital.
Conditional Surrender Of Stras-
bourg offered and Re-
fused by the Be-
siegers.
The Situation In Paris.
in EARLY Armistice Looked For.
Election Ordered to Choose a Con-
stituent Assembly.
Grnnd Scrcnade and Feast Civ
en- 10 Minister vVashburne.
Victor Hugo Issues an Address to the
Germans.
An English Irou-CIad Lost
with Five Hundred Per-
sons on Board.
, 1870-09-10
unuu1rfinu OF Fltt8bnrKh.


P8pUIFE1u0 q =
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept 9:-The census shoTs
IT,! * IpirfshurVh between the nSefs Of ss,fsA
, 1870-09-10

~NN8O1afC.
Regular C-uvoeatior Of Chjesrn Cnrr,,, 1,snrAs NJ
4eiaeTe Eni1a T. and A. Hlte 2asoos, Iii tsasnsdayj
Eott u she 18th and 16th dcStees Si.ftns hresrsn
1'e cord aay tnrited. ~ eFder q the + r q: Il.
j, H. SLlCHTER T. nfS,
, 1870-09-10
Eife1s

MoKrPK1IxH. Sept a.-Rey. Natnaa Losd; M ate
pres ident OF Dartmouth College, dted II Aauo'
veT. this morning, aged II years.
, 1870-09-10

forced to follow.
slx Ptuhtans, who had not oheyed the order
to leave the city, were Imprisoned today.
litter Il General Tzochu, to friend, Is pob-
lished. HI expresses confidence in the army
gathered for the defence OF Paris.
General Trochu has issued q proclamation,
dated yesterday, ordering the GaEdes Mobile to
posts Of horor. The defence Of the rampasts has
been trusted to them.
Ga1thaldl has offered bis services to the French
Republic.
corps Of foreign volunteer il organizing for
the defence Of Paris, to be called the Battalion
OF the Friends OF France.
MANY thousands Of Gartes Mobile arrived TO-
day from tie Department Of tho Masne and Nor
mandy. They a-e strong and hearty men.
TIC sesgeauts Dc Vile arc replaced by Gardes
Csv1que-
The iette1 OF Henri Rochetolt. blaming the rio.
lente OF The Xa74tillaise Newspaper, has produced
an e1ceuect elect Oh the pnbuc mtno. The
workmen, MO Seem to consider Rocncfort as
their particular representative, agree with him
that this Is 10 time to create differences.
French women In Belgium arc wearing NOUN.
ing for the dead slaughtered through imperial In
capacity.
| According to some correspondents. tbr life NJ
the Emperor would not be worth Z moment,s
purchase In France, 10 intense il the Indignation
Rt the surrender Of Sedan, when the army wa
confident Of v1ctorJ.
The PaFts Observatory has been d!smantled, and
MI the instruments removed to plaza Of safety,
Some news correspondents have left Paris and
gone to Tours In order to be outside Of the Prus-
Gan decentralization, which they anticipate will
ECON destroy tAe telegrsphlc ines and communl-
catton between this city md the outside world.
Switzerland recognizes the Republic Of Fsance.
No political arrests were made In Paris ycstcr-
day, which Is considered 4 siGu OF security anl
popular confidence tn the government
TWO hundred Kabyles arrived, yesterday, from
Algena, preceding 4 large force expected to-dly.
They are nne soldiers, and IN admirable oondt-
ton.
Sixteen hundred Gardes Mobile H
rived, yesterday, from the provinces, and
By this evening the full force OF Mobiles within
the city IL expected to be over one hundred thous
and. They arc btlleted upon the inhabitants, but
upon none who do not pay oTcr e!gnt hundred
francs animal rent
The journals again refer feelin9tg 70 P1iuoesa
Cloulde, who. before leaving Paris, distributed To
the poor Gums representing IN aggregate Of the
yearly aims she Is In the habit OF giving.
Tae laoa:s around Pa1.4 hare beeQ 1iled with
, 1870-09-10

EXCURSION, TO MIL WAUKEE,

1HVV1tVfVH, To It'll HuNIl|
Ihe LAsEe and Magnificent Side:Wheel stes,oer
SHEBOTGAT
Hl ieaye G09pRICHT STEAMBOAT LANDING.
seps ~ - oe!oes Returning. Will !eare{a1w aares
aundAE, 1t O'Clock p Ia Chcxeo Mor.31S
morning At O'Clock. FxIe 70 Aifwaukto 2nd rrt,1I
only &40o. berths inefnded ~ esA3o
r, G. BuTLIE S,1r+
, 1870-09-10
NATIONAL Cheese
NOTICE TO VESSELS.

and Butter Manufacturing COMPANY FTon9 ~ pc
81. Postsssy o14: ~ Il Ha5eh
shsIl a1ivanec tic picc 30 percent 4 JONES. Prcs
idspt Rnr,af l.pnHfy. Ii
, 1870-09-10
sMQ80utC.

G ~ Knight. at St Bernard Ce,nu1nafsT,
- - Us ncrcc.. f.S e1ci-red Bv c:Gey of 4. e.
/ J. o. DlCkERSUN, Rse2rdtt
, 1870-09-10
RE1SH. H.lRR POLYTECHNIC Ng777777e

,Ehof,N Fun eon1Res Of 1ns7uetfon IN Ciyu. MI.
!n9; 70 Aethanfea EnEnee1taS, Chezoistxy snd M
Sept r. For the Annual Register, diving fl
aoh' Addrtfs Prof. CHARLES DE8WNE, DE9ctcr.
, 1870-09-10
PUBLIC NOTICE

hereby Eiren that We viii meet st tbs office Of th
Hoard Of Education. ID IaSAe-tt, the 18th day Of
September. lE7o, ii 10 oeoek 4 H., to apszaisc in e.
eoFdAnee with order pas.ed by the Common Council
OF The City Of chfeasu Au,utt 9. 1su. the following
property: Lot Bleek . o. =. and Lot = te1ceps the
~ % let theseo, Block. &. o. r., locsted Es.:
Asdlsonss. between State and IesrboTu-st1.
ls'sots' 5$ESzx $zSES / zR$$SSSRhStD z$SRfS4t.D A'ra''*
, 1870-09-10

English and Errnsh fos Yonnx Ladies md sf,..ux,
eeseinsutnE and o2y E4Pa- LET and lEs9 Spspcrxf
Eas EEa.!aase!pnia. - Nd feopeu On Tuesdar 6ent Il
t1ofs asasa h T. t the the family md i
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|day. I wonder that there IS d vacant room
In this locality. The Journey from kicn.
nord can be accomplished In q very snor'
time and IL you could spend day or 1--WE
with us you would be amply paid for Enc
Among the many attractions here are The
different views from the mountain peaks
4 which would afford an artist more gratilica.
| tinn and Measure than any other pace nt
could visit. ....,. ,oo,, ros,,rn;shed
4 throughout by the Messrs. Goodloe q a n
thcr. who are determined, with tne ,o ass tk;e
ance of their amiable sister. to MAN. ;n
the most attractive place in the EH s,,h.
tnn,iai, and delicacies that would tlckIe tne
n.into of a T;nsIey and fish that wouta sa,
!;sfv cvcn Milford are temptingly placed
before us. >, u,nrosen,ed nv beantr
, a1 cos,' ia and we have several from Bal
49,. ;uu , Who well sustain the fame OF that
s I'm for its beautiful ladies, to some of
,vbom, regret to state, We were forced to
sor sad farewell asshort time since.
The evenings are pleasantly passed. We
have music and dancing as well as many
games aud plays introduced for the children,
IN which tho "chlldren Of q larger growth
partake with equal zest and earnestness.
The names of some Of these plays are new
to your correspondent, and are very anus III
ing, more particularly "JacobI and ka-
chel" and "We all must do the best we
can to help the haly, galley man. Inc
play and dance is often kept up unlll lnid-
night, and sometimes we do not hear the
Inst sound of voices until "jocund Day
stands tip-toe on the misty mountains
.np5 De
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-10
BY Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate gents aud Anctioneers,
Ills Main stredt,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. GARDEN OR TRUCK FARM, ON BROOK
TURNPIKE ONE MILE FROM klCHM0SD.
BY vrine OF n deed of trus. TO the undersigned
dated 81 August, 1863, recorded 10 Henrico coanty
court clerks Office Ia asei book Us. page S4, being
SO required to d. by the holders or The note Sc
cured thereby, shall sell st auction, on the pre-
misses, on FRlUAY, 18th August, 1870, at O'clock
L. NJ, IL fair II not the next fair day there
at the same hour tSuuday exceptedt the ZEAL.
ESTATE located as above, and described IN y, SAID
deed IS FIFTEEN AND A HALE ACHES On
the west side OF Brook Turnpike near 70 ano south
OF The toil-yatc, bounded on the north by lace
leading from The turnpike 70 the Hermitage ROAD,
&c. -
This lard Is In high state OF cultivation set In
valuable fruits &C. go desirable piece OF pro-
petty IL rarely offered.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses or sale. 70 pay
note or S. ooo with interest from me en- AuSnss,
1870 aud one-third of one tenth OF the purchase
money; the residue at four, eight, AID twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest ADDED, ana
occurred by trust deed.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctionsers. an 0
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

CoBRS ISLAND, August D, 1870.
I arrived here some ten days ago, and
found q company of Some $50 visitors, among
them several from our city and it's vicinity
The weather during my trip, especially
from Cherrystone to the island, was excess
lively hot, and great was my relief in once
more greeting the "deep, blue sea" and
having in the rollingslr
This place has many attractions. The
fishing is very tine, and he who is fond OF
shooting birds may find abundance of game
on the island, and others near it.
/ had the pleasure a few days since to
catch q shark about six feet long, which
was my first capture of that kind These
fellows create great excitement on the boat
when they are caught, as they strenuously
resist, and create great commotion in the
water until shot or otherwise disabled and
taken aboard.
AT iood-tide the surf is very eXhilarating,
and to one fond Of sea-bathing, very fine.
AS sit writing you from the porch of the
hotel q gentle sea-breeZe fans me, and /
look cut upon the wide eXpanse Of the
ocean and rejoice that / am permitted to
behold and to enjoy it.
Our company here is now very small.
,..esF t5at -E ~ NJ A.
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BY Lee & Goddin,
Auctloncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lll3 Main street.

A DDITIONAL LIST OF LANDS FOR
N SALE. AT GOOCHLAND COUNTY AU-
GUST COURT, AT AUCTION.-In addition to
the various tracts OF land heretofore advertised TO
take place on the 18th day OF August, ut Go0chand
Courthouse, there viii be sold at That place, on
the same dav,
list: 4 tract Of about FOUR HUNDRED AND
AGRE lying hs ao
miles northwest OF Goochland Courthouse, and
being the lands whereof William NJ. Dickinson,
ceptible of division into two tracts. There Is a
dwelling and the usual 0ut-buildiDgs on 1t. Sale
made by Andrew X. Leake and John II. Guy, com.
missioners, under decree Of Goochland circuit
court.
I'd. A, tract of about FIVE HUNDRED AND
TWO AND A HALF ACRES adjoining the
lands Of Dr. Edmund s. Pendlet,n and Edmund
Fontaine deceased, about two miles from Hadens-
Vile. improvements on this tract are LARGE
out-houses tract we'll timbcred and abundant
streams Of water. VIII be sold In parcels TO sut:
purchasers. Sale made byJohn n. Davis and W.
w. Cosby, commissioners, under decree of Gooch-
' Sd. Tract ,;t Of Of ONE HUNDRED AND sixty
THRkE AND FoRTY-FIVE 0NE-uuHs
DREUTH ACRES, one half mile northwest OF
the courthouse: well wooded and watercd, on
which there Is a small new comfortable HOUSE,
lage on James river and Kanawha canal, and will
be sold In tracts of ten acres or more as may suit
9TH. ONE HUNDRED AND FlFTY-TWO
AND ONE-QUARTER ACRES adjoining the
lands of Patterson Allen and others, witnin two
miles OF James river and Kanawha canal Fine
spring Of water, we'll timbered, and Haetcd by
Lille creek, on which there is a STEAM SAW
MILL in full operation. VIII be divided to suit
bidders.
9TH WIN also offer the Gooch'and Courthouse
HOTEL PROPERTY, containing ONE HUN
DRED AND FORTY-SlX ACRES. The hotel
has lately undergone thorough renovation, to
which has been added an elegant two-story por-
tico G5 by IL feet. Basement complete, with large
dinine-r room, storc-room. co0k-room &c. Also,
SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND adjoining the
same, portion OF which Is excellent creek land,
with sufficient wood to support the pl.cc. For
further particulars as to tracts Nos. g. 4, ana s,
apply TO JOHN n. DAVIS, Eeq., attorney at
law Mt I,oochland Courthouse
Besides Other desirable LANDS.
TERMS: At sale.
Sale conducted by LEE & GODDIN,
an G-s,io,i2 l3 10. Aucti0neers.
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MAGHINERY, &e.

~ A. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
~. WAY, MANUFACTURERS and ENGi-
NEER'S SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Main
and Cary, Richmond W.: Steam-EBsinsS. SAY
MllIstones Boitlng-Cloths, Planning Machines
and Wood Working Machinery OF al kinds !:
shsfting, Hangers, ralleys, Betting, Lac Lac
DriIIs, Wool Cardng Machines and Clothing,
Steam G,iagcs, saw Gummers, Steam and Watr;
Pipe Fixtures, Packing Journal Metal, PICK AMI
Tool handles, etc.
IF you want portable Steam-Engine send for
descriptive pamphlet, or call aud examine Tug
aAMES,n the best engine made. ,,t
Engines and Hoilers. Saw-Mills. Millstones ana
Geartngs. P!antog Machines. aid other oo si
Working Machinery; shafting, Pulleys, anu
hangers; Distillng Fixtures, etc, etc.
Secondhand Machinery and steam bo,ie's
bought sold and exchanged. au -@m
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
oMouNTAIN-Top," August 8. 1870,

MOUNTAIK-I0P, august 8, 1911.
When I arrived here in the evening /
found thick coat comfortable, and at bed
time was actually cold. heartily wished
the cool breeze could be sent down to you
and your oYer-heated city. / can certainly
ram6Ie with pleasure here, while you arc
sweltering under burning SUN or roasting
In such ovens as the Office OF the Associated
Press.
There Is no resort In the mountains more
convenient than this. The opportunities
for Visiting the place are SO great aud the
means SO accessible, by reason of The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad trains, which
pass lf0m the North and South twice each
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-10
RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, No. 120A,i is con- srsss,,
~ Quoting the summer campaign
OF the Commiss1ry Department, and will light it
out ON this line. his immedi ate means of active
subsistence are drawn from the four quarters or
sae Globe. nslIaing tand ana sea, wRlie Ms re-
NERS, REFRESHING: ICES, RESTORATIVE
DRINKS OF TUE MOST ARTFUL COMBlEA-
ways supplied promptly. ..t5
The VEGETABLES and MEATS OF the season,
also FISH. CRABS, TURTLES, &C., served In
Tiye cournsfssairsf DO has banished want and
Installed luxury je2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-10
BY Lee C Goddin Auctioneers,
No, 1ll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
ROW, ON OREGON HILL, AT AUCTION.-In
pursuance Of q decree of the chancery court OF
the city of Richmond dated July 28th, 1870. In the
cause Of Woodens Gs. " oodens, the undersigned,
appointed special commissioner therein, will pro-
cued TO sell on TUESDAY. 10th August, instant,
at O'Clock p. H., the real estate mentioned in
and LOT in Green's Row, on Oregon Hill, being
the second from the west end and now In the oc-
rooms and basement. Lot 20 feet front by about
80 feet deep.
TERMS One-third each balance at six months
and title retained by the court until payment Of
The same Is made.
JAMES G. BLACKWELL.
Special Commis'i 0ncr.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDpIN, Auctioncers.
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CHINE SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDIEGTQN,
MACdiaISIS -, r,,x
WORKS AND OFFICE: li?2 AND lEs SAAi
STREET, BkTwEEN EoURTERSfHAND
FIFTEENTH STREETS
UMOND, V1E GISIk.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE H. :,
city and country; TOBACCO WORK OF ~
kinds made aud repaired TOBAcCo finn I'm
HsNC0CK'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT
FORM and all other kinds OF SEA LES BEL Aih q,
ED aud ADJUSTED. AGENTS for The sac %. "
VERNON, SELDER,s PATENT STEAM.Ess"
GISW PACKING, Utica Compary's STEAM.
GAUGES. These gapges are warranted ey s ss.p
ali kinds OF BRASS WORK OF SUPFRloh
MAKE for STEAM-EN6lNES such as sasSSs,,
SHAFTIN6, SELE-FEEDERS, STEAM-WMiiSS-
TIES WATER-GAU6ES GLOBE-yALsEs,
|ROILER-ELUE CLEANERS, and p genera! -,
aortmeut OF such articles as are used By III fSn-
ming steam en- Z ines and saw.mtifs.
q SL0AT i ADDISGToh,,
ieYs 100 and 1924 Cary street
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ALI aIJ-
III deter
such H.
n. In the
III have


~.
shall stale the wareroom or place Of business OF
the person obtaining 1t, and shall authorize him
TO sell goods by sample ut hls place Of business
only and shall not be TRANSFERRED suGiet or sGG
section shall pay fine or nos less m IN nty nor
more than two hundred dollars, One-hIlf TO 20 70
the InfOrmer; or, falling 10 pay sncD hne shall he
Imprisoned In the city Jail not less than one nor
more than eight weeks.
2. Any person desiring to sell goods by sample,
card, or other representation HGt NJ particular
place OF business, bat uy applying from house 10
house with his samples, sEmll first apply 10 The
Mayor for license to sell such goods, The Mayor
ehal determine the amount TO he paid Tor sach u
ccnse aud upon such person paying the amount
10 the City Treasurer the Mayor may issue sIrh
license to him The peaalty for failing TO comply
with this section shall be a fine of not less man
fifty nor more than one hundred dollars, one-h'ii
TO go to the intorIner: or failing TO pay said nnc
shall be lmprlson21 i! the city jail not less than
one nor more THAI C.git' months.
8. But thls nr,i!'auc- :: not intended to proholt
any regularly lsccDe"G resident commission lner-
city through his CLERKS. arcnts, or other employ;
ees, any goods which, ne may have actually ana
bona fde on consignment Or in store In tle Guy.
Ana In case Of "a prosecution under this ordinance
the OntLS sirll h. upUn the commission merchant
to prove that such goods Lave been actual ap1
in goot, .aiL ticG 10 him, or are III store In
the city sui jest to his demands.
Published by order of Council.
s. L. G. HOWARD, City Clerk.
An ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
N RE-Df1j,aI& SECTION OF CHAPTsiK
As O. TUE CITY ORDINANCES. fAsSsD
Be il or1niasd. THAT section ]. chapter 45 OF The
city oroipanres. b: amended and re-0rdaIneds 50 Do
to read rs follows $1,000,
81. 10 hog ~ pig hall I've kept on any lot or al
lowed to 20 III large within the limits OF the Guy
Provided, That In tie wards Marshall, Jeffereol,
Monroe, and Clay, ilpon special application Inc
Council shall be ri liberty to grant sPecja! permis
sion To the owners IL keep such animals upon smch
terms as the Council may by resolution pfescripc'
Any person violating tue provisions OF this sec
tion srall Jay tine Of not less than two nor more
than twenty d3ilars and such hog or pig ken W.
going at large without such permission shili "
forfeited to the city,
e. q. HOWARD.
5-5t City Clerk.
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By Richardson b Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeTs,
NO. Ill3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME
l. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF two CERTAIN deeds Of trust, dated re-
spcctvely the I'D and 5th days of july 1889, to the
trustees, and recorded In the clerks
oil .e of the county court Of Hcnriro, -. b. IS,
pages 533 and 53t being so required to do by the
b-ncciaries therein secured. we shall sell ut auc-
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th
instant at S O'Clock 2. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
mentioned In said deeds, consisting of FOUR
.C2LS of highly ii. moved rarden land. with a
| large TW U-S1ORY BRICK DIV ELAs u. reatlIs>
| and Substantially built containing eight rooms
| and passage through the centre; brick Kitchen
| frame barn, stable, and carriage-house; all II
| thorough repair. and surrounded by beautiful
grove of large oak trees, desirahly located, abon
| one mile from the city limits on The Brook turn
pike, opposite the tcll-gatc. Toll, SIX or sever
| dollars per annum.
| TERMS : Cash as to so much rs may be neces
sary defay the expenses of executing the trusts
to pay of 4 note of 1850 with Interest thereon
from the Gih day Of April, 1870, and onc-third o
| one tenth of the whole amount of purehls
money; the residue ut four, eight, and twelve
mouths for negotiable notes. interest added, ant
| j. A. RICHARDSON,
Il. K. hOWISON,
| Trustees.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioncers.
The above mentioned property will be sold with
out reserve. RlCNAkDScN e cO.,
| ans huctionCers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-10

BY Richardson q. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerss
1f13 Main BSrpef

SALE OF A INVALUABLE
4 BUILDTEGIOT FDR COMMERCIAL
PURP osEs AT AUGTToN.-By virtue of q cer-
tain deed OF trust bearing date the 18th day OF
March 1870, recorded La the clerks ONCE OF inc
b., D. 40 to the undersigned trustee, being there
to required by the beneficiary therein shall pro
DAY the 7sd instant. at 81 O'Clock 2. M. n
VALUABLE BUILDING Lot for commercial
purposes, fronting 81 5-12x77 feet on sie north
Side Of Gary street between Twelfth and Thir-
tenth streets, opposite Commercial Block.
TERMS: One-thfrd cash ; the balance In four,
eight, and twelve months. for negotiable notes
with interest added and secured by deed OF trust.
j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers.
The aforementioned real estate was sold at
auction on the 10th day or June last, but . suit
then pending having since been decided against
the owner. which he declines to pay, the property
is now to be sold under a deed of trust.
aul RICHARDSON 4 CO., Auctioneers.