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Gtabt.M eaiffratprs sgHrsalI,

y Batttm pre, btt Il. 9atuar 1870.
Da bic Sttaseu.D urtt ruds 6 crri fare eiaea vpaer
unS sevb,TsrtenS e,idt aber bic aniagt nas 9etaiinn.
aen Der Csfnuns Der 1todtonfraas, DON Der Gepte.
bis ,ur Yfee tmdndrass, In ~rneinert Bureau nieherss!sst
taten, 70 made t@ hermit tefdrnt, b,e bic gudsr nnb
pldue tia1Atlid terfelten I'm Stast.M sSiirdtur Bureau
bis Ia. Vebr. 1870 ,,r Ginii6t fir ale intsreiirten
peifonsn g%ccfret fem ,persen, rdtrent meihtr 3stt spr
Der Gntfheibuna BERG ommtfare III trseno einsri Vertmtt,
w,lass Ssri6tsbarIsit saribsr bsist, Sppslatioa stass'
rsibt weresn tam.
0I7,oI,s1) Sobu 8. Barnes. @sstlraier.
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Stabts9 ieaiitratprss8 iireaa,

Balttmprs, ZEN IL. Sanuar 1870.
Ia bic Strdeen, D ard brdds;1r IN aliVare einta peaen
une perbtderten SertGt ittr bic aniSee pne geraatlrs
aen Ter Stitesuna her Mpnrreitrahe, pon Daitr.
dis pseSbursfrase. In nieineii Slreaa nteserse!sst tas
ben, 70 made Id hermit tetannt. eaS bic Uhhsr nnb
bis ,pm -. Tsbr. 1910 aus GiHti6t fur ale in,ereiirien
psripaen aepHnet fem ntrben, rahrtnb peiter Be ron
Der Gutiteieun9 Der gpmmi0dre In irBene eintrn Gee
rihte, welpe5 @eridtstarfett taiatsr psist. appelatsrn
einAereitt perten fam.
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Se!egrapbiide 9epeiden,
Sos liz. Sfnepsrmen+.
fir ben rGeutiaen GO~rreipunSentsr

9olumbu 9, Obio, 20. Jan.-Sas unz
terbaus Der GeieBgebun8 ratifi3irte beute BAG
Is. Mrenoentcnt nit eitem itrergen Yarteiz
8oturn, nit 81 9e8en IS Stimmen. Ser
Saal mar nit 3u90rern angefhnt, unb OILS
oas G%siultat Der IbItimmun9 befannt tpuroe,
enttan0 arobe Qufreouna.
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Alminifrati0ns -An}ri0f.

gta&ridt pirb hermit %sssetsn, tab linters.i6nstt
~frrttnen Sricbr. SS. 9ilbrcd,t srtalten taten. ALE,
pelbs 8or6enmeen an bieeu @taplab bateu, aeresn tttr-
nit aufsefrreert. ipl6e netf ben nbtbiaei Beie8tn
i~patefshs am 25. Suli 1870 einSureiGrn unb geltenS ~
MAIDEN prer Al aepartissn. bas ie itrsr In(priide an
.islen gtatla6 ssieelit fir %perlulis ertldrt merben rtSatn.
Iae, bic 8abllu8en an sieien giatia6 NJ MAIDEN BADEN.
Serssn bierritt aufsefcrbert, fpl6e unperil8lth an Inter
lsttue tie ~ lsifen; NO ni&t, 10 pirS asrittat esusss
fdrttten, Mserner 9~tlbredbt,
GSudrc Hppr,
no Ds ol n 0kv,;n tHraknys,,
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StnNt.Meaiitrdtnr

Battimprs, b,n s Sana1r 1870.
Ta bic Sirasen- Durhbrads. 9 catlttdare einsn yer.
beHtrten uub fdIebfidsn Berlbt Der Sniise unb Wersii>
tunsea fur bic OeHauns her 5ebnfrafe, spn9areltne'
bis Setairg ia ~rneiaeri BUREAU nisteraeis8t baten.
70 made Id hermit bsfannt. sae aue ttetaIf tesuslidtn
o. 6sbruar 1870 lnr einfht aler 6otsi iniereTirten
gsrisnea eFen lesen, pdtrene relier 3eit Wppeaatipnen
se8tn et Gntiheiouns her s pnimiAdre In irseab eintna
eoinpetsnttn Vtri&ts tinsetra0t msresa iSaasa.
Spbn 8. earfes,
(5,11.17 1857 Carbohydrates.
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Nene Mm3eigen.
gpurnuita.

Sd untsrieihrettr tuarEe leoeu WsHIden. rltinsr tnt'
Iautenen Brau Gtpds auf inetHeu 9lamtN III bergen, ts
otni Fe ohne uriate Saus nno Seit utrla fen bat iutnn
Ne biuuS, bret 9aset niht Burldtomutt. 10 triidrs ip
MID fir selbitoea. SUbann Robm,
n7-ll SIR. III. Elm. e nrinnitrnkf
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Die gadtIeute Der Gtaot Baltimore Fno Trsanolt6a
eln9elaosn, elmer am wf pntds. ben "a, San. Nbtros z
81, Srefeentfraae @nemea:Gdt Der @aHerns
9Ipenue, ubJubaltenotn Weriammlune bti3upoburr,
nm ole Arbcitsprsiis lu be filTlrer. SOrnni 9insr, omrrt
Vile T! SIN Auftrag
n2-Ql Erich. NHnrt. GCtr.
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Rvurnuua.

Da meine frau " arsaretbe eieber. seb. Vsn,eI.
mid uno u1tine 8 unrndn aieen Qtnber tett otm ID. ,.
hermit far aei&ieoen unp wdrns hermit Jeberrnann.
FIR Qtrpaa onf nistnen Wauien ~ borasn. tpnsus " setne
BON ibr etua&ten 6HuIttn beIabltn tuerns..
Bt(belm 0tsber.-
CS-20l Ny. ~. eHe.BonbfsaR
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g1s annapoliS. = @icoererwGblnng
Der bisbcrigcn Gnli;ci YebDroe poll
Baltimore. Ser Idtb. Y. y.
ManlSbg ala Gidter lit Sreoerif,
Mb.. ertatlnt.

annapolis, 20. San. -. Seute Mtittas
Itimmte Die @eieBaebuns in bsiOen Sdulern
hber Die Yolisei : GommiT6re BON Baltimore
oh uno erpdblte bel Der eriten 8allotaee Die
S9. 8. Barrett, 6. s. Garr uno gB. 8. y.
Guielbaugh, pelde bisber oas &mt betleioe=
ten un0 oallelbe nunmebr auf 4 ipeitere Sabre
heaiehpn Gie Mhfirnm1tnn Itnnn.
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staFurDrrHnB an alc arutlden III
MaihiuGtnn. g. e..

gieie @lr9sr babeu Hh eutidloNsn. sint 2oee tes
,ttnabbdngigsn Srbens Dir @ut'u Griieer" ~
%9rGuoeu. 4le, bic nod brtJutreten MIN ino eirst.
ianen, fadittn &uHnta9. ben %. b Wits., Nbenbs 7
rlbr. i'm 9otaIe hes Sri. o.. @dusemann at Der
Neutrality-suspicious. III srfdetnsn. 9m Auitra9t
(l7-9l .. MeiTsler, prou. Sstr.
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Nntdler. QsNnnprrein Wr. /

uiro am DienHas, ben l. Sebruar, Ebtnbs uhr, In
Bottlteb sautidbler's 9otal, ,3utd,er's S5oms."
Mr. 5A7. q .sapettchraat. %Drsanntst. gEVGT1Dts'
ieniger, pelpe Antbeile nebmen pollGn, fno bpfli9lNSn.-
eedoer.
". o.. gerIonen. Die i'm 2anbs ppbrea uno Fb eiusm
Bauptrsin unlGIisBen luuuen, iiuosn bier zine quite @e.
~lt9snhttt.
US-20) Saepb 8deqIap. ptpu. STR,
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9fiinf DuQars Wel0bnung

GS..z-ssE Bs,InuIen am 2. h. Wlts. elm eral une
0elh aentldur ,Goitti dsr 1errter, 5nto, nit
tnttn ipetBen Sfltdeu 1uf her 8ruft lno abgefiubten OBJ
rem. gDer Sehielb,n in gfr. I6, RprbS pneifrdas,
crbGIt pbiae Bflohnnr q, t1S-2OJ
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Die neae GSnfitati0rI
tan Warblarb
uatt Grtdnterun8en SnbaltSSers
aetdut6 d. 4. TO-,

tVN uHSHtuegttIWes 2ctIt IUI IsueH UHHBskt
u III 50 Cts. pro Gremplar In her Grpestttcn be- sssr'
eefppntenten- unb In aQen teutlhen BuhtanbIunetn ~
tattn. Das aD.rt 10 ~fsrsfdltis absrfttt. fauber stbrsdi
Iat ~hsuertait ssteftu. Q2o-)
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Ias- MarblanhsS nIfitut 0orleinnsen
In Der fane.
DIE pierte gorleIuns bes beIiettet gpuus
burh ben
ppbfbeeanuten &iteraten ua6 Otdter
Oepr9e GY SONS
rot RtwsUorf
fnoet ftatt
9ienitas Aben6. ben rs. Sanuar 1870.
9beu,a !:
.9eter'S Mmbtttcn.
f,qr nolte burnaus 6@auIptesr {eln.1)
Su biti,r gorIeiuns piro o.. oo,ps elm Original Oh
btht, betitsIt
.Wur elm Crselbreber.s
Capt. qDtntsr's prdefer tprp ausaepabis ptsesn
aus ppera bon 7-s abr uno mad ptrWorisiuns Dor.
tra0en.
Gtntrttt: -
UtttaItebtr NIT elmer DAME fret.
Dlntte far ben 0urias fir etnsn Germ uno Darnt $40
gtuleIne B,lete ........ so
Bllee fno bet BEN Mftuar int Snfttlte uub ben
90. pturp 7aplor & Comb. 9~uiptnes & . itep, penrp
WeegaHrsp. Qelp. Net & Comp, Jamis q. HBatsrs &
soba. jauss 6. Growkp nue s,W Saonp 4 Comp.
~ bdben. Scbn ". Starter,
I6-2ll B1rthsr Des DorleiuuQS, y ontitef4
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~ l1uiere sis SabnsG arnitnren
3abnoperationri pcroen %sarantirt. 3abn.Aussirbeu
nit @as so Cts.
MONUMENTAL DENTAL PLACE,
(San.5.15.) gPr. IT'S, Ileauttb.. nabe @apftr.
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8efanntmaGnnaen

asemt tit Waibimstnn.
Or. Dapib BeHeter. SIR. 10, Yursp's Court. 3tpt.
i4sn ptnnipluanid. Auetne nnb B.StraBe. IN unier
slgent fir gDaibington. @eorseto,pn uno Wleyanbria
uno limb 3ablnn9en an ibn Ju ,nahen.
RS- an3eisen fur ben yGorreiponoenienS tueroen an
hefootsu Grte sufns ofuos nnu,rfsn
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Geridts Serbanolnugell.
go untp.-Sei onto 10 n, ben 10. San.
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amiderboder 9ebeaS 8ers
ftder,tngs- WeIeai6aft,

Rp. 90, GeeonbNraBe, int Warmors@ebdRbt
9pbn n. MibolS, @eIHdfsfR6rer.
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GtrAlihe Mu3etae.

NdGrsn &onntas Waoreen 4 IL ubr tu'ro Or. pa.
flor Bonner iibon bon frtibtr bier b%etanrtl In Der
I, 9pans. . eutb. ct. SpbdnhtS $ &trdbt' an Der
treberidssRp ~prsoiaen.
u7-si SrieSri& gfentrot. Ctr.
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SIS. Sd6ne WebiGf. 81

SWfrIeptHDtIt gdFuHtTrts
7btits bon @rbliisn bon SIS biz $40.
3dGne ausg:BontI nit @as so Gis.
MARYLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
Rr. 6I, %&erinstpn., 8 9btiren
1929 neilidl bon Der GharlesfraBe
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Srnnrn nuf Weftclunn !

Wir p~,rfsrtiBen ssmben auf gefeluns bon 9ittnett ~
81 pro Gle nno bon benz bsficn Wuslin fir $2.25 per
Stid. rno gararttrsn poltse 3uirieoenbttt.
NJ estnnih
n7-2al H2r AT NSs n. n ri III N, nrs1roas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14
BY Cook Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

SALE OF VALUABLE
PPOPERTY At MARINE RAILWAY,
OPP0SiTE ROCKETTS, AT AUCTION.-nn
FRIDAY the 18TH at L. O'Clock, we will sell at the
marine railway. opposite Rockets the following
described VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY,
being the best and most powerful yet invented for
raising wrecks and other valuable property from
The beds Of rivers-vlz.
Is feet, depth Of hold feet inches:
FOUR SPAN OF TRUSSES, IS feet long and g
square;
TWO SCREWS, and all the apnurtenances there
to, to each truss. max ing eight screws in AL,
ID feet long and Inches In o1dmater, al III
good order and condition.
Each barge IS fitted with two hosting cranes of
great power. complete with winches anu CHAINS
for hosting. chains for raising vessels from Il
inch wire with shackles complete.
The barges are well-follnd with anchors ana
large chains together with many smaller chains
Of and wire, blacksmith forge In good order,
lot Of purchase blacks, some OF which are OF the
largest Size consisting Of treble double, and SIM
pie blocks la &c lot of iron, consisting OF strap
iron. bolts, nuts. shackles, ETC., etc.
Each BARGE Is fitted with patent Iron windlass
forward and gipsy winches aft and are comfort
ably cablned-one Of which Is fitted up IN superior
style with staterooms, etc., cooking ana caoln
stoves, ETC., etc. .,.,,
dry. 49,. :.
not sold so, the property VIII be soid separately III
lots to suit purchasers.
TERMS Made known on day of sale.
A boat will be Mt the wharf in front OF CharIes
Y. Morriss's sugar refinery to carry persons 10
the sale. -.. ,.,
COOK & LAUGHTON,
.n12 Auctioneers.
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YrArJ1.BLE HOTEL PROPERTY IN

" ALUaDIE nOlG L hO1 cn1 AAN
Y DANVILLE, VA.-COMMISSlONER'S
SALE.--Pursuant to decree renderd by the circuit
court of the town Of Danville at the March term
thereof 1870, In q suit In chancery between w i.
+. Chest, plaintiff. and Parish, Waddill, and
Others defendants, I shau, on SATURDAY, ApT1l
go 1870, cell at auction. on the premises. TO tGe
highest bidder, the real estate and buildings N
said town known as the TUNSTALL HOUSE
PROPERY.
This property is most favorably situated fer the
purposes OF hotel for which 1t has been used for
many wears. The main building Is large and COM
modous and the lot Is supplied with all the neces-
sary out-bulldings. AS 1t Is the only hotel now
omen in Danville, 1t is certainly most desirable
property, and can be made very profitable IN
Vestment.
AS the sale is made to secure payment OF
balance of purchase money, the title Is 70
be unuuestionable, but The commissioner Will only
sell such title the decree vests In him. Inc pur-
chaser cannot obtain possession OF the property
until the lst day of january 1871 as thts safe is
made subject to the right of Mary A. Mtllner, the
present tenant to lain In possession until the
end Of the current year.
TERMS One-foarth Of the purchase money IN
cash; balance In three equal instruments at six,
twelve and eighteen months, with. interest from
da OF sale, the purchaser giving bond With good
security for the deferred instalmepts. ~ 49,
Should the purchaser fail to comply with terms
of sae within three hours after the property Is
knocked down, it will be resold at the same piacer
and on the same day and terms, and the nrst pur-
chsser held responsible for any deficit between his
bid and the second sale. Sale 10 commence at II
O'Clock precisely. JOHN F. FICkLEN,
ap 4-staw3w Speciat Commissioner.
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By Wellington Goddin,
anctionper and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
v AND LOTS IN ADAMS'S VALLEY, NEAR
TO THE WORKSHOPS OF THE CHESASs
PEA KE AND OHIO RAILROAD.-By virtue OF
Hanover pronounced on the 10th of March, 1870,
In the case OF Wickham's administrator against
Crump's administrator, &c;, shall, as specla,ii
at public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY,
the 18th of April, 1870, at O'Clock P. NJ. LOTS
Nos. Is and 20 on East Mill street, having front
thereon Of 1874 feet, and LOTS Nos. II and 10 on
West Concord having the like front of ia rect on
which lots there stands SMALL FRAMED
TENEMENT.
TERMS VIZ, 800 in cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added satisfactorily endorsed, and title retained
Till the further order Of the court.
onb JOHN PAGE, Commissioner.
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Main street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
TIRsT AND EXTRA LARGE SPRING
IT SALE, 1-.sE
On TUESDAY The 10Th instant, commencing az
10 O'Clock, Twill sell at my warerooms I2os Maln
street, an unusually fine stock OF GOODS adapteo
ne AS Tbe s ssSSP fGPBRFlYssse
CaofCE GOODS, AND IN GREAT VARIETY.
A handsome assortment OF g;.q ale= IL
. CLOTHS,
DOESK1NS, 80
CAsSIMEREs, and
An extra large and desirable assortment or
:. READY.MADE CLOTHING,
for Mems and Youths wear, consisting OF ,,re
CASHMERE ANDLISEN GOATS, PANTS,
- : = VESTS, AND SUITS,
suitable for spring and summer sales.
Five hundred cases
BOOTS,
SHOES, -......
BROGANS and
BALMORALS,
in every variety Of size and quality. o.s+ern
The goods are consigned by the largesC $3.50
manufacturers, and cannot be equaileu LII "''i ~
'io"' 200 cases FUR and WOOL HATS. ,, ,,.o.+
for Men, g and Youths wear, Including the LATEST
styles, with large and attractlye ln7oiceoi
STRAW GOODS,
-... FAAFEd AsgHEhs &C., &c
IS pieces MATING Of different gr t, do nc
This sale is worthy the attention OF the tIaoe Us
Il contains an extensive STOCK OF fresh anu tho,,
BILE goods. AS the goods are adyancen It,"n s T
Will be sold without reserve, tnus aHoruins q 10
vorabie opportunity for purchasers 20 SeGarS oaf
s"'AS' Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
ap 12-Tu, TIL S, N. &Tu
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BY wellington Goddin,
Pal Ecf te prant

TRUSTEES SALE OF 1872 1911, 900
L ACRES VALUABLE FARMING LAND
on THE NEW CENTRAL TURNPIKE, SIX
MILES BELOW RICIIMO "D.-By virtue OF a
deed Of trust bearing date on the lst OF January,
1868, executed by Emil j. W. Marl-schedl Alpen.,
burg, we shall, rs trustees therein named proceed
DAY the 10th April 1870 NJ II o'clock NJ if fair If
not, the first fair day thereafter ut the same hour,
that valuable FARM located rs above, containing
by recent surrey 1872 1877 900 ACRES, ana FOR
pierly owned by Mr.. Jacob S. Alice On this tract
there arc several small settlements and the SOIL is
said to be equal to the best lands In that neghbor-
hood.
The recent extension of the Central turnpike In
front Of this land adds greatly 10 Its value. The
deed requires q cash sale, but we are authorized
by the creditors to accept cash. or In lieu thereof
one third cash; balance at four, eight, ana
twelve months. for negotiable notes, Interest
aooea' secuieo W o ZENASB sTEARNs,
b. IT. SMITH,
B. HASSEL,
ap7- 9,12l4,l6 trustees.
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BY James Nj. Taylor, Auctioneer,
"Office No. S2l Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DESI-
~ RABLE YAK; LOT At R 6Nyi
TENDING BACK TO YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD, AT AUCTION BY virtue Of an order of
the circuit court of the city of Richmond, made
on The cath day Of February, 1870, In the case Of
Taylor ps. sturges. will sell on the premises on
THURSDAY the l4th day of April, 1870, at d
having front on Poplar street of 50 feet and ex-
tending back about 100 feet to the railroad and Is
at present occupied BY the United States Govern
lnent as Il lumber-yard.
TERMS: One-third cash {; the balance at and
months for negotiable notes, interest added Title
have been paid and the conveyance ordered by the
court, JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
ap5 Special Commissioner.
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
T. WAREROOMS.-Up stairs opposite the
post-ofice, Main street, you will find In two OF
those tron-front buildings the largest and most
varied assortment of PARLOR, CHAMBER, and
DIN1NG-ROOM FURNITURE in the State, Of
every variety of style and finish. Also, Mattresses
and Spring Beds made TO order in any style de
sired. Our stock Of Chamber Furniture being
very large complete suits can be purchased at our
establishment from S35 to 5000. We nave reduced
the prices of all our goods, and we now selling
about as low as we did fifteen years ago.
We invite all In want OF good, substantial Fur
niture to examine our assortment before buying.
We have goods to suit all parties-the rich or the
poor. HARDWOOD 8; RITTER,
opposite the post-ofice. Main street,
de ls Richmond, Va.
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uAPPY TIDINGs FOR THE LADIES.
We would call the special attention fthe public
to the magnificent display Of new goods ut


We would call the special attention Oft the public
to the magnificent display of new goods ut
JULIUS MEYERS,
COS Broad street, two doors below Sixth,
amongst which
CHIDREN'S KID GLOVES, In beautiful shades;
Pretty PARASOLS for children and ladies'
Exquisite spring style ARABS and sHAWLS;
grand supply of FASHIONABLE DRESS
GOODS, comprising SILK and JAPANESE
POPLINS, LENOS, GRENADINES, IRON
BARFGEs, MOzAMBIQUEs, JACONETs,
CHALLIES, PIQUES, SC;
Quite an attractive assortment OF STYLISH BIB
BONS, for sashes, bows, and other purposes;
Black and white and colored LINEN LAWN at
CSC. yard, real bargain; .....
LADIES' HOSE from loc. pair upwards;
STRIPED and CHECKED MUSLIN ut SOC.
worth Soc. =;
~ BLEACHED COTTON and good CALICO
at123c.;
Really nice shades of VEIL GRENADINE at
75c. yard;
LACE and LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
COLORED MARSEILLES TRIMMING at 2sc.
n piece; and q large lot Of other DRESS
TRIMMINGS at wonderfully low prices
And thousands Of other seasonable and desirable
goods at JULIUS MEYERS,
ap2--2w 500 Broad near Sixth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14
BY Wellington Goddin,
Raal Estafa grnt and Auct1oneer.

VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT,
Y ON.THE SOUTH SIDE OF NICtHMUt.STxIGN
T1SN.--Wil be sold at auction, on the premises,
On SATURDAY the 10th April. 1870 az ma naI. pas.S
as above, adjoining the residence Of Mr. kusselt
fronting 60 feet running back 1es feet. ana being
part Of the real estate Of which the late stephen
n Tprn.ss .nS a. saIn - W. GODDIN,
tan H'' az Anctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14
BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

10y VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED
u executed by Madison James and Mahala his
wife hearing date lst day of February 1859, to me
as trustee. to secure certain obligations therein
fses on FRIDAY, 22d of April, 1870, at O'CLOCK
p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE mentioned In said
trust deed, as follows-to w.t. "All that Lot OR
ING thereon. lying and heing in the county Of
Henrico, 10 the town Of Sidney. situated on the
east side of Carter street between Harvie and
Dover streets, fronting on Carter street b53 feet
and running hack between parallel lines IN feet
ip ches to an alley in common Is feet Wide"
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale
terest at the rate Of six per cent. per annnm from
date Of nnte-viz., February !. lSCo-until paid !;
on credit as to $500 and Interest Till lst August
1870 and on n further credit rs to 800 and intc
rest till 1st February, 1871. Taxes for 1870 to be
paid by the purchaser.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14
By Richardson q Co., 49,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lila Main street.

A DESIRABLE GRoCERY-sTAND
n AND FIXTURES FOR RENT AND SALE
AT AUCTION.-We win rent at auction, on the
premises, on SATURDAY the 10th instant, at
o'clockP. b. the UNEXP1RED TEN eno Ing
the 18th September, 1870, Sof y D q " NO. Gto
teenth streets, lately occupied by Catlett Ciays
ton, end cell the FIXTURES nt the sane G,, nine
amid Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14
Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT ON CHURCH HILL, ON THE EAST
LINE OF THIRTIETH BETWEEN NJ AND n
STREETS.-As trustee in certain deed OF trust
from Calvin Green, bearing date 18th July. ls67
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, l
SHALL in execution thereof proceed to sell et pup
lie auction on the premises, on THURSDAY,
Apri 18th 1870 at d. o'clockP. NJ, If fair, II not,
the first fair day thereafter at the same hour, that
LOT with BRICK DWELLINGt hereons loca ,te
as above, fronting on the cast line OF InlItietn
street 100 feet running back 100 feet to the lot of
Mrs, Yarbrough's estate The deed requires Q
cash SALE but II is that at the hour sale
eraiterms, EDWARDY. CANNON,
anS - Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO,
II F.ooR-MATTING IRON SAFE .Hn r &G:;
FOR sALE AT AUCTION.-I Will sen Ibis L.
DAY, at my auction-h onse, commencing o. y 10
O'Clock, an assortment OF HOUSEHuLD FUN
EITURE, &C.. from family declining house
Keeping, consisting In paIto
One PIANO. made by Chickertng
Handsome WALNUTPARB0R SUITS, In reps J
WALNUT and MAHOGANY SOFAS.
MAHOGANY ana STAINED WARDROBEs,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY BUREAUS.
WALNUT and MAHOGANY WASHSTANDS,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT marble PIECES;
MkRBLE-TOP SIDEB0ARD.
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, and DAN TABLES
BOOKCASE and HAT-RACK.
JENNY LINDand COTTAGE BgDSTEADS,
FEATHER BEDS, ~
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
MAHOGANY, OAK, and PLAIN DESKS, --
VERY spnerior FLO JR-MATTiNG,
TIN and GLASSWARE,
CROCKERY,
NOTIONS,
TIN SAFES
SIDr-SADDLE,
Cooks G-sTovE, TUBS, &C. &C:
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
apn Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14

BT Lee q Hcddin, Z
Auctioneers and Real Estats Agents,
No. fiIs Main street. s.
,e :, !. -, 'r,irrf fIN4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FsaRAME DWELLING WITH THREE
K92MsR AfEW R sT9sR RoAD eab aaA3E
sTREETs, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-on
MONDAY. 18Th April 1s7o on the premises. e 8.
above. which is regarded good stand Tor retail
grocery, and was so occupied for years.
THE Tot fronts 45 feet more or less on Fousnee
street, and extends back on paved alley 20 1set.
The house has gas-fxsures, and privilege OF use
TERMS: AT sale. LEE GODDIN,
amid Auctioneers.