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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-02-19
NATIONAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CHAUECEY I. BOWEN, President
II. DA9oX, Vice Presidsnt.
n. TT AT0RH {, Secretary.
q. FoLxAM s11M. Treasurer.
A. W. OK A8K, Acting Secretary.
ID. u. COMM Au, Assistant nee.
IL. wExT100K. Surveyor.


chsuncsy I. 90 zen. J. q dris~ I'D, HIN. a. w.
eck, u. .. Monroe, George w. Gage. a. J. Gaiosay,
N. D. Williams, y. Runyan. JOHN A. HARTLEY, Davse
Gags. Petss OssU, =. A. sssvsas. A. koboaas.
Josepl ". Barker, =. Tiss worth, A. u yakima d. A.
xes. alexander ssaOp. T. Haven, q. r. Layton,
Edson Keith +tu
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pAINTs FOR FARMERS AND

= others. The 0raeom Mineral Pming o. are now
Misunderstanding the best, ehsapese and Ro.t durable
Paint 10 tSo ecsas veil pas on, rixed wish pure
or beaasaf1l enoeolst eesors, ami be changed
10 green lead. aOas DR. b. oivs cream 10 suit the
taste Of the caonumsg 10 10 valuable houses, bars
Fences carriage and cAr-maksrs pas and wooden ware
az eaitnra mpasm m, canal boaas vessels and sps
busaemA eamvaA Dsenl and uhinRis rOOb Il being Ore
having sssd 80 bassss ne pas y-ar-and paint
for Any puBposs n Hm-urp@@ed E~ bAy. durability,
elagtsy, end a4Aesvsass Price 90 20 per barrel Of
30 les, which wtn saDply farmer GT years 20 come.
WaRrmmied IN q ] ems Q ma ahOve Send for circular
which 2vw nmil pmTtisa1nra. None genuine unless
branded In o tRss nask, 0rsfeea ainsrsl Paint. Per-
es6eT tAe Pans mnd remit ths money on receipt
'fss' s'cs'; 49, .rss.v.v s... 81. cs,s.s,. H.
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PHILADELPHIA 4 lib. 19, 1870.
G. BEN J., RuPoRTRR
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impsovmsns over al others, In q mes :
PATENT DUST ExcLuDER,
20 eonsss ucssd a. 70 sncIo,e the work.. and r No.
n orS x.n ssss. snaoinE the move nsns 70 rem ain
VAL erdfnarsiy run wishout this protection.
~ oonpanJ sesi eonhisnt, after having hid theIr
49, n ne year: a market. and ssLng many thou
~A P%~ OF the country, that the
klgin Watches are the Best Time Keen.
era now offered to the American
PuhliG Ias aau
0vER ftvE HUNDRED DEALERS
IN VsrOa parts the Land have un-eservedly sndor,
Iass s1- N use ION linss Of railway
4 and oacers Of these roads, with other promansos
railroad oAcals sndorss thea a III. best wsches for
:he ass Of railroad employees sad travellers, yes intro
Ths following are presented specimens of these ses
TESTIMONIAL.
uHor PAaElc r h OrvIcs OF Gsr'L. sUr'r,
Hon: = u; Avsar. Preadsns NasOnal watch o.. Chi
Dear ~ Daring tss month sha. hav. ear,,.a 60.
Of your W. Raymond" watches Il has not .iIed 10
kep the time With much accaracy a. 20 leave noth
ing g dssafe IN sols regard For accuracy In time
cAaIlenSs my admiration, and arouse NV pride a A.
AMerscsa, and conf isnt thaG ia ell rssoecsa tneT
wa Cv~pete suOo ssstu y 10 tno markets Of world
with similar anaf.cturers Of older .sions Thev n.ed
osly 70 be kaown 70 Os appreciated.
YOurs most respectfully.
o. Q. H1nMoND, GENT. sup,..
OSnOa Ov Tas HUsseH RIvHR u. T., Carl SUR.
Nav YOaG, January II, 1879.
I. u. AvuRY, Eq., Preadent National Wsscn 10.
Dsw @v,-rhs watch msds ~ your Company which
have carried the two ontas, has kept exceIleo,
time. have carried frequentiy On engines ana nave
been tns road situ IL almost daily During this
time IL has run anifOrmly with Standard eIocR
You're truly J. n. TOUCkY, Gen9 eupt.
The following dealers also, In Various parts Of the
eounsry, have certified that they consider the KlRn
watches 70 be all that the Company have I'd versised
then, - better Anisned a. durable tnno
any In markes u AmAr prce, and they h2ve
eonndsncs In rsoonnendiog them - The pubhc, &C.
GouAt Of their general merit.
Wheeler, Parsons Co. New York
Warren, Spadons Co, New York,
Middlseon Bro. de York.
7. .. Bynner, New York.
Henry GinDel Ns~ York.
George W. Pratt, 4 90. , New York
ecott Bsrrett q o., PiGt.burga, Penn.
]. Heed Co.. PlsssbuIgn, Renn.
Dshme Co CincinH At, Ohio.
JenkIns q Hatch, cincinnati, Ohio.
O. Hslebash, CtnclrnAsi Ohio.
e. ceArd Co., &c. Louis.
N. II. Ortsen o., Cleveland, Ohio.
M. Bart, Cleveland, OHIO.
Morse, Roddic Ha vii on Chicago
J. II. Hense, Denver, Col.
H.. n. Bald sin Co., q an " ancisco Cal
Koch &. Dryfus. New Orleaas
And over 400 others.
Various grades and prices made TO suit different
No movements Retailed by the Company
- Osu On your Jsws'sr and ask 90 see the EisiO
Busness once and salesroom National Watch Com
pany.
1859 a 161 Lake St, Chicago.
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OPERATIVE BRICKLAYERS' UN-
- ION, No. i Of PHILADELPHIA meets on the Isl, end
Ath tn URsD AZ svenia@s In eVsry mon a. a their all
Loc us' street.. third doos sbTve Eighth street. J..
1OneA president: W. L. Johnson vice presidents
eeresefyi kiAsaa Jenes, treasurer James D. WAlla
sergs..e = Ar@i A. lloyd, o. H. Carson, Thomas
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T7HE CHICAGO JOURNEYMEN PLUMB
Il BRS UNIsSN @ssss every Hf8se and TALHE
WednenAnK. u amem mmmaA, M sh@ Trndss A1semolv
Nall M RsnAslpA mgss& as qesTesr % sgpe ectoek
jams noDUBALD, Predds0s.
WBe. o. Lxams, Desrsemsy.
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Vompany also all the sttsn lon Of watch bu vers
y - saes zoe Ean Watches now offered have A ADDED
lmprovment over al others In a nee
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No movements Retailed by the Company
- osn On Jour Js"s'sr and ask 90 see the Elmo
Buslness once and Salesroom National Watch Com
pany.
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SPEECH OF HON. II. s. WILKISNON.
uIS POSITION ON THE TARIFF
CUES EsTIOX-POWER OVER RAIL-
ROADS-RIGIIT CLAIMED TO CON-
TROL EREIGHTS AND FARES.

The House being in Committee Of
the Whole on the State of the Union,
on the Goth Of January: Mr. Wilkinson
Of this State, made speech upon the
question OF railroad nonopclies. We
quote from the Globe of the 3Oth
portion Of his speech. He said
Mr.. Speaker, the special Commission
er of the revenue and those who are
latoring to destroy the protective fca-
ture of the tariff are appealing, and not
without some success, to the agricu'tur-
lists Of the West for support. They
see this great interest toiling aud pro-
duciug without receiving any adequate
reward ior their labor, and they seek TO
create tue impression with the farmers
that the present depressed condition OF
agriculture is owing mainly to the p'o-
lection that is given by our tariff laws
to capital and labor employed in other
industries.
Now, while I admit that there is
some truth in this, and that the ta7lt
while it does not seem to offer any e.
scutial protection to the farmers OF the
Western States, manifestly raises th'
prices of labor aid Of articles Of neces
s:ty which all classes Of the pople ar
compelled to buy, still I do not believe
as some coutend, that the tariff is th
main cause of The depressed conditio
Of agriculture. For my part I woul
, change the ta,iff, not destroy it, so Z
( to bear more lightly upoa this gres
productive industry of the country.
+ would take it off entirely from tho:
J. articles of necessity which are consuu
It ed alike-by the rich and the poor:
L would take 1t of from tea and cof'
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Hon. Joseph Wilson, Commission
or of the General Land Office, estimates
that in the year 1890 the population Of
the United States will be 1926, 900.
Minnesota figures in the list at the
respectable number Of 1,25o,O00, or
about Is inhabitants to the square
mile.
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We understand that the whooping-
cough is quite lrevalent in the towns
around US; but that no cases have proved
fatal. Some families use nothing but
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. Our Doc
tor, however, says little ipicac, to pro-
duce vomiting, would be an advantage
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There are more than one thousand diff
ferent kinds of pills in the United States.
Some of them are worthless and injur-
ious, others are good and beneficial.
Old DR.. Parsons invented the best anti
bilious pill We ever saw or heard OF. They
are now sold under the name Of Parsons
Purgativs Pills. --sS -
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FOR SALE.
ONE MARE, with Foal. Also, TWO
YEARLING COLTS. Inquire Of ~,
. ......t..: JOHN r. CLARK.
St. Cloud, Feb. IA, 1870. 81-4v
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A large assortment of
Ladies' Fur Caps, Muffs, and Collars,
@ PRICES VERY LOW.
gI~ Call and see, and you will be satis-
ned.
MRS. NJ. OTTENSMEYER.
st. Cloud Sept. %, 1869. n1O-4
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""Js AcaVAuS otucIs " uout tuclg Uat-
ties and to defend them, and then,
when the battle is over arc resting still.
The strongest and ticrceat of amazons
would be glad to lay down her arms
at times, and rest, aud be weak, and
cared for; but the help comes not for
her; she must bear the burden OF her
strength and courage, and fight on un-
til night.
:lrs. Butler was one Of those anna
IONS of the many tribes OF auazons
that still exist in the world. They are
married aoi unmarried. This woman
for years and years had worked, and
striveu, and battled for. her husband
and children she managed them, and
her husband, and his affairs; she die
tated, aud ruled, and commanded j.; she
was very anxious At times, very weary,
very dispirited, but she gave no sign,
allowed no complaint to reach her, bore
her sutfsriugs in silence. Once, and
once only, to her eldest daughter sh'
had spoken little half word, whet
things were going very wropg-whe'
Francis debts were most over~helmin:
, ,|-when Robert Fad got into some ne'
scrape worse than the last when mou
ey was hot forthcoming, and ever.
$ thing was looking dark. "Dear man
!: ma" Catharine Butler had said, Wit
:, her tender smile, and closed her aru
It round the poor harassed mothers nec
d iu = yoks that never CALLED.
J. As the day wore on, Mrs. Butl
g. seemed to avoid little Catharine, or o
e. ly to speak to her in cold, indifferc
ct voice, that made the girl wonder VIII
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VII hESTAURA
E'E8ESH OYSTERS
SERVED UP IN ANY STYLE.
Gamc of all kinds in its season.
Fresh and Canned Fruit Confsctionerv,
Pastry, &c.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Regular Boarders at reasonable rates
Thankful to my customers for their pat-
ronoge' l would solicit continuance Of
the same. ~'
LOUIS GOYETTE
o. N1ooo' Jan. 15, 1871 vl1n1
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IMPORTANT!
Tho attention of Hardware Dealers, Car and House
Builders and owners is respectfully invited to the
Patent Never Failing Sclf.Locking
WINDOW FAST"
This is decidedly the best and most important in-
fnl adaptation both for HOUSE and CAR WIN
DOWS is perfectly astonishing: accomplishing every
thing that can pcssibly be desired, and yet being
dows It dspenses with weights and pulleys operating
equally well on top and bottom sash, allowing either
to pe raised or lowered much little as wished
TO secure ton, and yet be locked securely at
every point, from the intruder or burglar and will
never got ont of order. 1t has the peculiar element
Of locking itself in whatever position you leave it.
For steam or horse car windows they finished in
variety of styles, moking elegant finish to tho
car windows, and the only arrangement ever intro.
duced that can never fail.
The House Fasts for sale byau Hard,uare Dea,er.
Liberal inducenent to Agents. Send for descriptive
circulars and prices &c., &c.
BOSTON / MER1DEN:MANF'Gc co.
1s4 Federal St. Boston: u Chambers St.. New York.
WESTERN BRANCH OFFICE,
l63 Dearborn St., Chicago Ill.
+. W. uLMER, Gen'l Travelling Busine 81 Agent.
H. A. DUEBER & SON,
DEALERS IN
Shelf & Heavy Hardware,
STOVES
| TINWARE, GLASS, NAILS, Sc.
Roofing and Spouting done to order, ono
work guaranteed.
Jefferson Avenue, St. Cloud, MINI. n4,
g. p. PEABODY,
Wholesale DEALERIN
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
T. l07 Third Street,
ST. PAUL, MINI
P PACIFIC HOU S e
Opposite the Depot,
ST. CLOUD, MINNEsOT4
II. c. MARTIN, Proprietor.
q This House has just been re-ftted al
. re-furuished throughout, and offers
g guests every comfort to be desired. T
- tables are provided with the best of ever
thing in its season, served up in palata,
% style. Stages sta,t from the House da
: for Fort Abercrombie, Fort Ripley and
Z termsdiate points. MI
at DpDo ,
-. i()I s..G ATTHIS O7I
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7 ARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS,
Just received,
And for sale cheap,
AT LIMPER1CH'S.
ROCERIES-STAPLE AND FANCY,
u
Purchased exclusively for Family use,
and guaranteed to be choice.
For sale cheap,
AT L1MPERICH'S.
DROV1SIONS-A HEAVY STOCK,
For sale cheap,
AT L1MPERICH'S
TRU1Ts AND CONFECTIONERY,
All very nice,
For sale cheap.
AT LIMPERICH'S.
VANKEE NOTIONS AND cROCKERY,
| In endless variety,
'' '@'I AT xi IiMpER1cu's.
VX7OOD AND WILLOW WARE,
For sale cheap,
AT LIMPERICH'S.
TvERYTH1Na YoU WANT
In this line,
For sale cheap.
AT L1MPERICH'S.
n J. LIMPERICH'S BRICK STORE,
Opposite the Catholic Church, St. &c,
main Street, St. Cloud, where goods a,
sold
Cheap for cash.
4 AT LIMPERTCH'S
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Regular Military Supplies
For one year from June 3oth, 1870, as follows:
FORT TOTTEN, D. +.
GA Cords Of Oak Wood, more or less as may be
e55 Tons Of Hay, more or less as may be required.
200 Barrels Of Limc more or less may he re
quired.
FORT WADSWoRTn, D. 7.
1854 Cords Of Oak Wood. more or less, as may be
265 Tons Of Hay, more or less, us may be rcquir-
ed
FORT ABERCR0MB1E, D. T.
1898 Cords of Oak Wood, more or less as may b
required.
21o Tons of Hay, or less, as may be required.
FORT IpLEY, MINI.
63s Cords of Oak Wood, more or less as may be
20 Tous of Hay, more or less, may be required.
FORT SMELLING, MINI.
600 Cords Of Oak Wood. more or less, as may he
100 Tons Of Hay, more or less, as may he requtr-
ed.
10000 Bushels of Oats.
These proposals will be received at this Office up to
IL o'clock NJ, on the fifteenth Q5th) day of March,
1870. Also at the office Of Post Quarterluaster of
each post to be supplied to the same hour, when
they will be opened as provided in special Field Or
ders No. II, Headquarters Department Of Dakota,
June 29th, 1860, and transmitted to this Office.
The solvency and ability of bidders must be certi-
fed to- when not known to this Office, by Post Com
ororo hv Tho of Gnurt of
The names of at least two good suretes must be
given in the propoeal.
The right to reject any all bids is reserved ON
the part Of the Government.
by authority of the Major General Commanding
the Department.
s. B. HOLABIRD,
Deputy Quartermaster General U. 8. A.,
Chief G. NJ. Department Of Dakota.
fa117Aw
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CHAS. S. WEBER, M. D.
| HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
ST. CLOUD, MINI
Office on St. Germain street, Sd door cas-
Of Catholic Church
ST. CLOUD
Homeopathic Pharmacy.
MEDICINE CASES AND BOOKS,
for use in the fam ly and for the treatment
HORSES, CATTLE
and other domestic animals
By c. 8. WEBER.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Complete 4.:and Elegant New
Stock.
MRS. OTTENSMEYER
Has just returned from the East, where
she purchased one Of the
Largest and most Elegant Stocks OF
millinery GOODS
Ever opened in the State. She has also
removed to her NEW STORE on St. Ger
main street, between Washington and Rich
mond avenues, where she would be pleased
to have a call from the ladies Of Northern
Minnesota.
Her stock comprises, in part:
Bonnets, Hats, Flowers,
Ribbons, Silk, Velvet, |
PLUMES, Wells, LACES-aN kinds,
Cluny, Smyrna and valen. |
cienncs Edgtng,
FANCY GCODS|
Large assortment of Worsted, Embroidered
Slippers and Sofa Cushions.
Dress T. Cloak Trimmings, Silk Gimps
and Fringes, MOhair and Silk
Braids and Cords.
Buttons, Ornaments, &C., for Cloaks ard
Dresses, in every variety and style.
Ladies' Collars and Cuffs, Fancy Bows
Kid Gloves, Jet Chains, Bracelets and Sets,
Hair Coils, Switches and Braids, Hoop
Skirts and Corsets, &C., &c.
Just Received for the Winter:
A large assortment of
ladies' Fur Caps, Muffs, and Collars,
NB PRICES VERY LOW.
M~ Call and see, and you will be satis-
led.
MRS. NJ. OTTENSMEYER.
st. Cloud Sept. %. 1869. n10-4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-01
By Paine u Co., Auctioneers.

7 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
L ION WEDNESDAY, July Gth commencing Mt
10 O'Clock, we viii sell ut our auctton-rooms
large and desirable stock of
FRESH DPY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALS;
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOYS READY-MADE SUITS,
MEMS ana BOYS HATS,
WHfTE and BEh CHECKED MATING,
TABLE DIL-CLOTHS,
TRAVELLING BAGS, &C., with large invoice
of CHOICE STOCK GOODS the whole to be
sold without reserve.
We invite the particular attention of city and
country buyers to this sale, as It embraces one OF
the largest end most desirable stocks Of goods we
have ever offered 1T auction. and affords n rare
opportunity to buyers to supply themselves at low
prices. PAINE & CO.,
je 30-tds Auctioneers,
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BY Lyme i Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
sell on THURSDAY, July 7, 1870, upon the preml-
ses. at o'clock P: ~, FOUR TRULY VALU-
side of Main and Twenty-ffth streets, which will
make fine lot as whole for factory purposes or
for other improvements. These lots are In an i'm
proving locality, and ought to command the atten-
tlon OF capitalists and others. They front on
Main ga by IS feet and have now upon them FOUR
SMALL FRAMED TESEMESTS which are
rented for good rents and these tenements will be
sold with the lots.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at 0, IL, and 10
months, With interest, and secured bya deed OF
trust. LYME u BROTHER,
jyl-FSmW &Th5t AuctiOneers.
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By Grubbs u Williams, Auct1oneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
C-BEAUTiFUL SUBURBAN FARM CALL
ED POPLAR HILL, NEAR THE TOLL-GATE
ON THE MECHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE,
IN FULL VIEW OF THE CITY.-On TUES
DAY the 9Th day OF July, Immediately after the
sale by Grubbs & Williams for Messrs. Minor Il
Christian, commissioners, say st O'Clock P. NJ,
W Ill sell ut auction, upon the premises, the BEAU
TIFUL LITTLE FARM called Poplar HILL"
owned by Mrs. Isabella }. Shine, adjoining The
lands OFF. O. Austin, A. Dills estate, and others,
containing 46 g. 100 ACRES. The improvements
consist OF q comfortable BRICK DWELLING
with about eight rooms, and the usual out build
inQs.
The place Is wel-snited for q market farm, and
would be 4 very pleasant country home for per-
son doing business In the city.
TERMS: One-third cash; the residue ut six ard
twelve months for negotiable notes. with interest
added, end title retained.
j. G. SCTERMERHORN,
Commissioner.
GRUBRS & WILLIAMS. Auctioueers. jyl
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BY Grubbs Il Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE Of CARY STREET BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIFrFEETH.-In execution OF
decree Of the circuit court Of Richmond entered
on the 10th day Of November, 1859, In the case OF
r ahm and ais. rs. Rahm and ais, the subscriber,
special Commissioner appointed for the purpose,
viii sell at auction, upon the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, goth JUNE, 1870. at IL O'Clock NJ,
If fair If not then on the first fair day thereafter
at the same hour, the REAL ESTATE which was
sold by A. J. Rahm, commissioner. to Boyle q
Gamble, situated stated above, fronting IS feet
on Cary street and running back 100 feet TO an
alley, being the same property upon which the
sh ,ps OF said Boyle & Gamble now stand.
TERMS Cash sufficient to defray expenses OF
sale and the costs in court and the sum Of o. coo
with interest from 1stt February, 1888, subject TO
credit thereon o! S384.t3; on credit as to 81 $40
with interest thereon from 18th February, 1865,
until 18th February 1871: q further credit as to
81 leo with interest thereon from 18th February,
1858, until 18th August 1871 and the residue upon
terms to be made known at the time OF sale the
purchaser to execute for the deferred payments
negotiable notes with interest added from Ehe daA
OF sale, and ALSO to pay taxes for 1919. The title
will be retained by the court until the NOTES DIRE
paid. CHARLES U. WILLIAMS.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers. -.
The above sale is postponed until WEDNEs-
DAY 9Th July at same hour. III "a
lie so G., q. WILLIAMS, Comm lSsioner,
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DICHMOND C0LLEGE.-.The Com
HI mencement exercises Of Richmond College
will take place next week In tho following order;
On TUESDAY, June 18th. the Board OF Trustees
will hold their annual meeting at O'Clock p. h.
I'm the Second Baptist church. On the evening Of
that day, as 81 r. NJ, In the FL St Baptist church,
DIR. Albert T. Eledsoe will deliver the annual az.
dress hrfore the two literary societies..
GnTHURSDAY, seth, the two literary societies
win hold their final celebration ~ u Ps As IN fhs
IN FRtpAY, july LIST, the Alumni hold their
snnuai meeting at AZ z. Nc. IN The Sccoad Bapiass
/. On FRIDAY evening, July ist Ct z. d. In the
college win take place, and Rev. w lillian ..
Hatcher viii deliver the annual address before ahe
Society Of A!unnA .ess 10 A-AgRTp&4s z
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ByJames NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ONCE No. S2l Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS,
" In THE PLAN OF BELVIDERE, AT
AUCTION.--Bv virtue of decree Of the circuit
court of the city OF Richmond pronounced on the
10th day Of February 1902 In the snit of
public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY
the 9th OF July. 1870, at halfpast O'Clock z. M.
FIVE LOTS mentioned in said decree, being lots
Nos. 80, 81 3D. 49, and IS, each having front Of 30
feet on the east side or Pine street beyond Holly
Terms One-fourth cash balance on a credit
of six, twelve. and eighteen months, for negotia-
BILE notes, interest added, secured by deed OF
trust. The taxes for 1870 to be paid by the pur-
chaser. JAMES III. TAYLOR,
ie 30 Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-01
BY Wellington Goddsn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY-
' LOCATED LOT, AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF Ora OEAND EIGHTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AuCTION.-Will be sold at anc-
ton on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 9Th
Of July, 1870, at S O'Clock +. NJ, that VERY
VALUABLE LOT located as above, having q
Eighth street OF 90 feet on which there stands
old wooden buildings; but they VIII be sold scpa-
rate from the lot To be removed In short time.
The location of this lot Is amongst the best in ,hnt
desirable neighborhOod for private residences,
being In sight Of and within $50 yards Of the Capt.
toll Square.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by deed of trust.
IL 40 W, GODDfN, Auctioneer.