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II is remarkable with what little concern people
But If these, in their results touch these very same
people In their pockets, then once there VIII he an
end to parleying, and-what not commences To
know this there IL no better place tnan Wall street.
The Cite, Threadneedle street, the Judcngassc and
Othef places III prominent European cities may be o
very good barometer for the money market; but for
the general sentiment Of the people they are but u
slim and uncertain Indicator.
And Wall street yesterday was also bat slim ana
uncertain Indication. No one could Judge OF what
the events would be by merely consulting the nu-
merals OF the tclcgraphic instrument. From 20 1t
came down to 81. and fell still lower; il made skips
again towards higher point aud came down to
less, and thus the gold thermometer varied from
number to number without indicating the true con-
dton OF affairs in Europe.
The only relief had was when IN "extra, OF some
obscure paper was being called out by the news.
boys, and as matter OF course, was being rapidly
sold. One OF these came among the people like
thunderbolt, IN so far as the cries Of the newsboys
could make II so, these latter crying out that 1t con.
tanned THE great defeat Of the French army.r
An Old gentleman bought one of these "extrasr IN
Exchange place, and finding that not only the paper
he bought was sold, but himself Also he made for
the boy, and finding him near william street the old
man, with umbrella under his arm, glasses on his
nose and dilapdated straw hat on his head, ex-
claimed:--
Extra Shoe Fly-NaI 0eoh was shot in BIZ mouth
by bad bottle Of whiskcy."
Al this for a ,oke would have been very wen had
not 81. ''-''-''' rss>aa4s -,
TnE GERMAN BANKERS
taken umbrage nj some strctmes passed which
they claim should not be laid AT their feet Some
OF the morning Journals found fault with them
that they were buying gold an1 selling bonds,
ana ascribed this 10 the perverse intent of these
German bankers 10 ruin the financial circles OF
America But, as these German bankers say, the
men opposing them have either fan axe Of their
own to grind, or else they forget that when this coun
Try was In sore need the German bankers
MADE A MARKET
I0r Jne nve-twentes on the Continent OF EnrOpc:
tnat they spent q considerable amount OF money TO
90 thls, and that now, when their own correspond
cnts ana friends are In trouble and try TO realize on
the paper which was put In their hands years ago
no blame should be attached TO them.
WHY SOT2
phe iatesf aduces from Europe show that an local
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TURKEY.
Powerful but Neutral.

Powerful but Neutral.
CoNsTANTN0PLE, July 10, 1870.
sJhe Lerdnt Herald OF to-day announces that the
first class OF reserves have been called under arms.
This with the regular force makes the Turkish army
800 900 strong
The policy OF Turkey is absolute neutrality.
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THE WAR EXCITEMENT In THIS CITY

How Wall Street Felt 1.-THE Effect of the Situa
tion on tho Money Market-Appesl to the
scandinavians-Radicals Taking Sides
Instructions from France to M. Berthe
my--Not q Mass Meeting-The
Liederkranx Meeting Commit
tee-$240, 900 for Water
land German Patriot
Ism Bubbling Over
Hoboken Around.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. ,Auctioneers.
nv 10--2tawtIpl,Stdtd , q - .. r. ..,

VALUABLE, FACTORY, MILLS, SC.
' FOR SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust exc
.cuted by James Magruder on the LIST APRIL 1854,
clerks Office, conveying the property to the un-
dersigned for the benefit of G. J.. Snyder's admin
istrator, we shall, on the SIXTH DAY, OF JUNE
NEXT, before the front door of the courthouse
in Charlottesytlle, sell all his interest in the
UNION MILLS MANUFACTURING COM
-PA An, being two.tflhs or the same TWO 11.rn.
DRED AND NINETY A CREs OF LAND, lying
on the Riyanna river. In the county Of Fluvanna,
Of excellent quality, fourteen miles from Char.
lottesvlle, five miles from Kesytck depot, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and within about
two miles of what Is called straight line Of that
road to Richmond, sixty miles from Richmond,
with, good horse-boat navigation to same by the
Rfyanna and James River canal z.L3 : : --s.l -
~ There Is on the land large BRICK factory
BUILDING, three-and-a-half stories high, and In
1t 1000 SPINDLES for spinning cotton. with
other machineryin proportion, much Of which Is
new and of improved style, having been purchased
Also, a LARGE MILL, with all necessary ma
chnery for manufacturing FLQUR. aud capable
snnum, With line wbeat-growins country con-
tiguous. Also. LARGE TWQzSToRY CORN
MILL. Also, TANYARD and BLA CKSM!TH'S
c eha Also, a CoMMODioUS DWELLING
HOUSE for proprietor, with comfortable OUT
r
{ The water-powcr Is ample for operating all the
mills, and the stream aconstant one. The dam Is
on INC WOSb dpIToNtu Ulttli-IlSdIlJ
BY the Rivanna Company at u
cost of more than &15 900. ......
TERMS The deed requires all cash, but we are
authorized by Snydor's administrator to Say that
he will be satisfied with onc-fourth cash, and the
balance In one and two years bonds with ap-
proved security, bearing interest from date for
deferred payments, and Il deed OF trust being re.
Quired additional security. The title Is believed
to he unGucstionably good, hut acting as trustees
we shall convey with special warranty. '.s'#-t-s'
R X H ,M shHFHGRb," Trustees.
mY4-2tawtd a-aisI F.. -a.3s, Il lt,..5 5'!3
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BY Lee Il Goddin, -
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,

.DOPLAR GROVE. :; A THIGHLY-AT-
i TRACTIvE AND vALUABLE FARM, On
THE WILLIAMsByRG IgRfPI PIN = E HsET
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,i FOR SALE
AT AUCTI0N.-If not sold privately before, we
will offer on WEDhESD the 18th DAY Oh J S1n,
-dav excepted1 publicly, on The premises, AZ ?
O'Clock P. NJ, the DEsiRhBLE FARM si.n Poa
as desert led above, which the iate S2hn ~
LAND, The buildings consist Of Bhl liah
DWELLING with six rooms and pansry, nL,Gh
kitchen with five rooms. houses for hanus' stap,S
barn ice house. &c. Orchard OF 100 young appic
trees in full bearing; dwarf pear trees pl'm'
apricot, and cherry trees: ,,,,c,,,os, Cor
.,,itv nj soil improvements and nearness 10 mar
ket is Justly considered one OF the most desirable
in the Vicinity Of Richmond .E,onD,x,T
rn.to asa -. , s.-. sE.. I-set. Auctioneers.
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ByiWelltngton Goddin, "
Real Estate Agent and Auct1Oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT ON THE EAST LINE OF ADAMS b E-
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.-As
trustee in q certain deed OF trust from George
Eardinan and wife, bearing date ed December,
1862 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
in book No. 90, A, page 81, shall proceed to sell
ut public auction, on the, promises, on MONDAY.
the 9Th June, 1870 at4 clock p NJ, II fair, not
the first fair day thereafter the property conveyed
By the said decd, consisting of II LOT fronting 30
feet the east line of dams street, running mack
1875 feet tn an alley, having thereon large BRICK
AMI FRAME TENEMENT containing about
eight rooms besides kitchen. =
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off one note due and unpaid for
$50 ; on credit of $50 until cd June next; on q
further credit as to $50 until the 22d August next
and rs to the residue of the proceeds OF sale. on
such terms as may at the hour of sale be an
nonnced. , CHARLES SPENCElt,
M % '.ts ~ , 81 HE E, 81 Trustee.
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by Grubbs civilians. Anctioneers.
rrtcyerfth street between Main and Bank.

yURUsTEE'S SALE OF TWENTY
L EIGHT ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE
LAND, ON THE MEADOW-BRIRGE ROAD,
CiTY.-In execution of deed of trust from q:
S. Gentry to the subscriber rs trustee dated Slst
Office. being thereto required by the creditors Sc
win FELL the premises on ip If
not on the first fair day thereafter, at the same
hour. TWENTY-EIGHT ACRES OF LAMP,
situated as above stated, adjoining the land of Ed
formerly Owned by a. A. Morris, and overlook
ing the city. ........ 10. .ia....rH.,
TERMS: Cash for expenses of executing the
trust and for onc-fourth OF The debt now due, say
5000 a credit Of twelve months for the remaining
t;,it e-fonrts say for So 700 and the reSidue upon
81 oh terms as thu grantor or his assigns may di-
rect and in case Of his their failure to give any
directions, upon such terms as will name at the
tine Of sale. The credits to be, for negotiable
notes with Interest added aud secured by q deed Of
trust. The purchaser to pay taxes for 1870 go
p; . 81 - f.T r. B. STARKE, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ri my 20
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50 BY Edward B. Newburn,
Real Estate Auctsoneer,
No. 1913 Main street..

A. SSIGNEE's SALE OF THAT VERY
IN VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND DWEL,-
LING NO. 1929 MAIN STREET, RICtMON}i
states District Court for the District of Virginia
;in the matter of Fl. j.. Calisher, bankrupt, VIII
sell AZ auction upon the premises. free from an
liens and membranes whatever, on WTDN ESs
DAY the LIST day Of June. 1870 at O'Clock =. NJ.
that very valuable BRICK STORE AND DIV Eli
LING No. 1928 Main street. formerly occupied by
the bankrupt. Lot fronts 10 1o-l2 feet on Main
street running back between parallel lines o. feet
to an alley Is feet wide, with the use of passage
three feet three inches wide In common with owner
of lower tenement. -..,.ys;
TERMS: One-thirtI cash; balance three. Elk, a1d
twelve months purchaser to give neg0tfabie notes
with approved endorser. interest added for the
defarrej payments, the title to he retained by the
assignee until said notes are paid.
= - y II. s. MORTON. Assignee.
Sale conducted by T.. +. NEwBERN; Real lGs-
tale Auctioneer. - - nv 81
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.Ba, Cook &saugaten Anrst4ueers.
'oorraer OF GoYerppr and ranklin streets.

Observation-Disclosures
HI CARPETS .&c.t At AUCTION THlf
10 10, cierkSwe will feal atldur auction:
rooms The effects OF the late P0whstan Roberta
tteuc ised. Consisting OF s
RdSEW1oOD JENNY nfND BFDsTEAT}S,
tstlsIsWl0D fARBrE.TGP BURTsUS,8l
R0sEyYO00 MkBBEE-T0F',Wk sHSTATD,
EEEltNT WALNUT OFFICE DESK ant
ROSEWo OD MARHysT-TABLE TABLE.
BRUSsEbHt and TaREE-PLY CARPETS ant
-. ,,t
I:ETTER-PRWssn and STAND, ai' = 'et'.1'
ROsEWoon CkNe-sEAT CHAIRS,
SUPERIOR KAIR MATTRESS, -.
SIUCK MATTRESS,- 'sfCSsA fFsSS
tB0. sTER and PILLOWS, &C. ,,2s,atff
which will be sold 80 s,sg,..
Ono ft~oetsve PIANO, IN rosewood caaes
Ona G-octave PLANO. sutta Bile for begtnncre;
BUREAUS, WAsHSTANDs, TABLES,
REFRIGFRATOR9, {
CR0CKFRY, GLASSWARE, sF,:s
- COOK & LAUGHToN, /
tel .. Auctioncers.l
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cyHERREss aS,A I,s.- -7vpfl lbs B6lis hi
III Henrico county COURT house., ~ u o'ciock u
@ ZIG asaT "a NIUE II s9aso aws idf ns sssss
One WORK and RID1NG-H0RSE,S1'i ~. ~
: I; Ono SPRING WAGON mud HARNESS.
I One TOP. BUGGY, ~ fyt}, l.fsft,
One FARM GAIT. l
One CUTTING-KEIFE,
{ Z Ono iotof SHIN LfsS, and Got OF sSs"s
FARMING IMRLEMENTS,
II salty several attachments In my hands agairls
Emil S. W. Mahlss - WILLIAMS WALsH.
Z ,ss.,<fss - 5f,I..r Deputy Sheriff.
~ ie Nv, H&Mst tf3 S4EfAi'ttt 80 E ND
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anuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. sIr
= 80 PosTPONEMENT. ~
BY Cook d. Laughton, Auctioneefs, ~
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

ARGE, LOT. OF FENCING AT OLD
II FAIR GROUNDS AT gAUCTloN;-By di-
recs.on or the City Engineer we Will sen at aug
ton on THURSDAY the I'd day or JUNG, ne -
9 TSa q E on ene kG MR5UND PARK
date; Old Fair Grounds), iconsistipg OF apou1
~ is 900 feet OF PLANK, &C. rSs,,ro>r III .
-. ., ''.' Auctioneers.
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By ". Goddin, Auctioneer, Il
corner of Rank and Eleventh streets.

MISERABLE LOT ON TILE WEST
~ LINE OF ST. JAMES BETWEEN Bhh he Y
MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, FOR. SALE AZ
AUCTION.--Wi he sold ut auction. on the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY the Sd Of June, 1870, ut :
o'clock r. :M., the FOREGOING LOT, haviDga front
of 70 feet and depth o fl2s feet.i.' -
TERMS: Qnc-thrd cash: b. lance at Tour ann
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
secured by deed OF trust. w. GODDlN.
NV 80 ..n Hs..,. t.a.s.I VI a. .t8 AucLlOneeT.
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By Grubbs Il VIII ans, Auctloneers'
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets,

UlRUsTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN sIDNEY.-By virtue of deed OF tr rms!
executed by A. Grant Jr.. trustee for Mrs. julia
A. Green, dated 2eth october, lse7 and recorded
i'm Richmond Hastings Court office, being therctpl
rennire1 by the holders 'of the notes secured by
said deed win sell at auction the premises
NJ jf fair, If not, then on the first fair day there
after, at the same hour, the following property;
TO wit LOT on the south side OF Dover street he
tween Cherry and Culvert streets, fronting lo4
feet running back $50 feet to an alley Is feet wide
: Also, a FRAMED DWELLING on the north
side of Cumberland street between Cherry and
Cuvert, beginning as feet IL inches east OF Cul-
vert street. onting 20 feet running back lIS feet,
TERMS !: To pay off a prior lien and the notes e
secured by the deed of trust would require the
sum of 5000 with interest thereon from 10th OF oc-
fober 1867 in addition to the expenses of sale to
as the trustee in said deed may direct or dn case
of his failure to give such direction, upon such
terms rs the trustee may think it. Nf1 49,, -
1t is supposed, however, that the terms may
be changed so as to require a less sum In cash
= p. W. GRUBBS. Trustee.
GRuBBs WILLIAMS. ,Auctioneers.
,yrfT Of
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WATCHES, sEwELHY, DC.
VIZ ALTMAN WATCHES.

Z rt
The extensive usc OF these WATCHES for the
last fifteen years by railway conductors, engi.
neers, and exprcssmcp, the most cxactlng Of
watcb-wearcrs, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, steadness, durability, and accuracy,oi
.E' u. THE wALTHAM WATCH.
To satisfy that class In all these respects Is 10
decide the question as to the real value Of these
time keepers. r'ss- '..
More than 10000 of these WATCHES arc now
speaking for themselves In the pockets OF ths
people, proof and a guarantee Of their superb
ority over all others. -ihi :tag2tEss"
The superior Organization and great extent Of
the .Compaxy's Works at WaItham enable them 10
produce watches at price which, renders compe-
tition futile, and those who buy any other watch
merely pay from twenty-five to Hfty per cent. more
for their watches than is necessary.
We are now selling WALTHAM WATCHEsat
less prices In grcenbacks than the gold prices be-
fore the war. There is no other manufacture OF
any kind In the United States Of which this can be
said. q - ~
These timc-pieces combine every improvement
that long experience has proved Of real practl'
cal use. Having had the refusal Of nearly every
invention in matchmaking originating In this
country or In Europe, only those were finally
adopted which severe testing By the most skilful
artisans In our works, aud long use on the part OF
the public demonstrated to be essential to correct
and enduring me-keeping.
Among the many improvements we would par
ticularize: 49, ys..,- .,..E
I The invention and use Of a centre-pinfon OF pc
culiar constructions, to prevent damage to the
train by The breakage Of main springs, Is original
with the American Watch Company, who, hav-
Ing had the refusal OF all other contrivsnces.
adopted Fogg's Patent Pinion as being the best
and faul:iess. t ~ s5 =,
/ Hardened and tempered hair.springs, now uni
versally admitted by watchmakers to be the best,
are used In all grades of Waitham Watches.
ALI Wathsm Watches hare dust-proof caps,
protecting the movement from dust and iessenms
the necessity Of the frequent cleaning necessary
In other watches. o.. III i5a. y,
Our new patent sTEM-WINDER, or KEY
LESS WATCH, is. already decided success and
o great improvement on any stem winding watch
In the American market, and by far the cheapest
watch OF its quality now offered 70 the public. TO
those living In portions of the United States where
watchmakers do not abound, watches Win Inc
aforementioned Improvements which tendto IN
sure accuracy, cleanliness, durability, ana eoa'
yenience, must prove invaluable. ~ u s,
ny,s ny, n IA yt.o tou,n
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,, !
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
BY LYME L Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
." No, 1885 Main street.

MICE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
IN ING ON TIE WEST LINE OF TWEE-
TY-sIXTH STREET, BETWEEX Cl.AYehHD
LEIGH STREETS. CHURCH HILL, FOX SALE
on the premises. on WFDNESDAYtlc Let dsy OF
June 1870, al O'Clock 2. NJ, that desirable TWO o.
STORY FRAME TENEMENT loo 7ted IA above
described. ut present occupied by Mr. John Mean
ley. containing five rooms Kitchen, &c. Lot frcnes
SO by 125 feet TO m alley.
TERMS: At sale. 1885, @. .-.. 49,,
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8 20 10y Grasbs asWfHiHnssg
Aucti5neers and Resl Estate Agents,
/. Eleventh, ssrests besweeus ggainsanA fBarkz

ffgMMfssIoNERg sALE OF q vERI
IdTTEETARMO OF EIEFEEEs
,fGREs. on THE BROCK TURNPIKE. ONE
NILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTIoN;1 81
execution OF decree OF the circuit CONT O. Hen
rico entered on the 18th dsy OF Marcn, 1872, n
the case OF - Hart. Hayes Co. and Gts g. u. y.
Cronie and ais, - the undersigned, commissioners
appointed By said decree. VIII sell at anctton npon
tie premises on MONDAY, aosh May, at go'clock
P. IL, the TRACT OF LAND referred 70 n the I.
proceedings fnt3said causes being FIFTEGH
ACRES, lying on The west side OF the Brooa tHrn-
pike about one mile from the city. between Inc
lands of Il. T. Irvine and III. A. TyEdaiI, andrun-
ming back ID the land OF Messrs. Allan Do Johnson:
/, The improvements consist Of :, Shtch
DWELLING with two rooms. L.,-:
2 Tic land has been highly1mproyed, ana ~ rea.
sf or its proximity to the city, on one OF tue ocsE
roads leading to 1t, isrery valuable.
TERMS, 0ne-foHrth cash; balance NJ s9,
twelve and eighteen months for negotlanle notei;,
with interest added the title being retained uatil
the notes are paid. The purchaser 20 pay inc
A. b. GUIG0N,. ~
.t Commissioners.
GnUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. a.ig /
POSTPONEMENT. 10 $3.50,
The above sale is postponed until WEDNEs-
DAY, June 9Th, at same hour.
H,.',1,.E ~ H. 3GRUBBS & WILLIAMS /
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q BY Gruhbs & Williams,
" Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
Eleventh street hrtEeen Main and Bank. =

IIe'cHIH 011cSV Uo1'' WI 1I1'1" s
ERAME DWELLING, ON TIE WEST
Il SIDE OF TWFNTY-T0URTH SETWG EM
CLAY AND LEIGH STlHETS, For SALE At
prcrpIs cs, On w FnNSSD Az the *. Of June, at
O'Clock =. NJ. the FRAME DWEhil ING located
rs above described. The house has SIX rooms ana
basement, with kitchen with two rooms. IRE lot
fronts rs feet On 1wenty-i0urih street and runs
back 1ss feet TO an alley In common twenty feet
wide.
TERMS At sale. 4.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS,
my. ~ huctioreers.
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,i g3S sa3l d
rn,sl ssssl,s nm r; asis ; ss ss sSs
e orsd 70 sIos71 for,h my sod
~ A gsss he.ss 81 wa f,, &
rYo,. a. o. a,,sa now Fan III! 81 s;,
~ ss,s whole brigade 80 st f
II,,,,s NJ fhc ford-cut of. Well win
nh nh s M way osis, ball aud blade. ss'F.
what IA after &c our shoes are worn .- +
whist matter IL our feet ere torn -. sE5
Quick etcpi We're with him before mosn
gs That's Stonewaii Jsckson's way r st,s.s.,5s
the s,,n,s bright Isnccs rout the nnists 49, ! i
I = - or morning, and, by george
Here's rsongssseet atr1gglfhH In the hsts, ,f
| lsr1ysH emHsed 10 GA ugly Pnrge. ~, IN
Pope ard afS Yankees = whipped 9eloree 80 -
80 Baytspts and grace thf hear sfoneNesilFoer
Charre Stuart Pay OF Ashby's score, t'E
In Stonewali Jackson's way !,srgi tgtg i
An, maiden walt: and watch and yearn,
For news of StoHcwaiF bands
Al, widow read, with eyes THAI Oufps 80,
The ring upon thy hand;
An wife sew on. hope on, pray on
TFfy fife shall not be NIL foriorn.
Thc foe had better meter been born,
That CESS In Stoncwnlfs way s;sty f.i
%Though comparatively young at his death y
was odd in nils ways; and in tho affections OF hi
men. .54l4 ;ss&r,i ft,a ~ iy'S !, 49,
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.oji ;fE,By Grubbs & Williams, 'ftso2 7f :
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

DRAINED STORE AND. DWELLING
II ON NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET,
SECOND DOOR EAST OF SE l,Ins e .
june Cd at O'Clock z. NJ, we will sell upon the
premises, the STORE and bW Filing occupied
by Fir. Alr. John Smith. ~ '.t.i - /
with two rooms. -r.---
This is a good stand for retail business.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, j
1 nv 80 I'll" ti,'T =. =. Auctioneers. |
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. ssfs.s
Ii CHAMBER with DRESSING-ROOM at Ell
tached and sitting-room. Apply at 525 east Fourth
street. ft'iF = 80 my u 3t*
sTfOR RENT, the best BUSINESS o.
.EoHOUSE In the city, No. 12i5 CONNER E:Jl
ctsl Block. Possession at once. Terms &c COM
fnodatiug. Applyto -. 80 ~ .l
!, my M-sw HARvEYs 4 WILLIAMS. -
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= ..;. By Grubbs, i Williams, IN sti3,f,
Aucsioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

Eleventh between 4 Main and Bank Streets
FRAMED TENEMENT IN RAG
q LANDS Row, ON JEFFERSON STREf,n q
BETyyFEMt MA X SH Ad1L AND BROAD
STREETS. AT AUCTION.--On THURSDAY,
cd June, 1t O'Clock =. H.. we will sell, upon the
pramises, the second TENEMENT from MAJ
shall street In Ragland,s Row. 1t has foar rooms,
and Is arranged for store and dwelling. Posses
sion given Mt once. This would be profitable
investment Of a small sum of money. as IL VIII
Is, TERMS: AT sale. &. ~ F.FE. q ~ u pan
nv 20 GRIIRRSt IL W1ILIAMS, AuCttQneer9.
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By GrubDs & Williams, ...s.-.s
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, "ia,.5.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE DIME SALOON FIX To Els,
4 FUnNTrURE, &C, ATtAUCfI0N.-Ey re-
quest of The proprietor, who intends making a
Change In his business we will sell at auction, nj
No. laos Main street, on MoHDAY the ao!h Max Max,
FIXTURES tF THE DIME SALOON, with
FURNITURE, &c. ..... .-.rt. -r...
This Is one OF the oldest restaurants in the CITY,
h iviCg been est tblished and well sustained for
twenty ears. Persons interested are invited to
examine the articles before the day Of sale.
Terms: Cash. s.sa = ~
The building. which is in arrangement and Local
ton one of the best in the city, may be rented
upon reasonable terms.
This is an excellent opportunity to engage in the
business. GRUBBS q WILLIAMS,
-..,,.,.-.a s..t.g.- sAuctioneers.
On account Of. Monday and Tuesday being me-
1noIja! days the above sale lie postponed till WE'D
NESDAY, LIST June. at 10 O'Clock A: NJ.
GRUDBS s. WILLIAMS.
my 81 ~ 49, AuctoneeTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-01

cox 600 IN CLOTHING TO BE
,DLeJ.UUU SUlD-ent,rc stock by FALL
Misunderstanding many Of the VEL
STYLES Ofthc season.. All desire Is a call from
those In want and will guarantee not to he UNDER
sold in the re- ular way by any house IN the city
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
word to the Wise is sufficient. Yours, respect
fully .s7.t. .,. ~. ~. .z.s
my rs WILLIAM IRA SMITH. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-01

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