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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16
COsDEasEB TELEGKAMs.

FRIDAY, Dec. l5.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
lO5s.
The welland Canal closed for tho season
yesterday.
The steamship City of Brussels arrived
at Queenstown Yesterday.
Francis Badger, well known New
York printer, was found dead In Fitts-
burg yesterday.
CHARGES OF incom mpetency ag ainst the
Chief Engineer Of the PltGsousg nre de-
partment are being tried.
The assignees OF Benham. the Pittsburg
suicide. recovered Judgment Ior the
AMOUNT OF hts ltf5 policy In the U. =. Dis
trict Court yesterday.
A piano factory In New York was blown
down yesterday morning during q terrinC
gale, and several persons were oor4ed II
the ruins.
The Western Union telegraph Company
have extended their lines into the coal re-
Eions OF Pennsylvania, and telegraph q
rates ia the coal regions are much reduced
in consequence.
The assignees OF one BenhRrn, who, 4
waa alleged, had com mttted suicide some
two years ago, have reeogeren luagIn1,en
for the full amount of hls lie pollcy
against the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance.
Company of New jersey In the Dn1bet
states District Court at Pittsburgh
The celebrated Conant-Shaker case
| which has been in litigation In Concord
/ New Hampshire, for some six years O
more. has been decided by the Board o
96l9 s47 dollars as debt, and SlO5. .O94 as COST
| The Conanb heirs and the Shakers res1d
| in Enfleld, where great interest has beer
caused thIouehout g various trials.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16
SharlR,a Gale-Nn IL

WY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS
49, issued out OF the OfTice OF the Clerk ~
the Yanderburgh Circuit Court, Ia fave i
OF Henry v. BenniRhOf, Assignee, and
against PHILIP schneider, Mic Scnerle,
Peter Machsnheimer and John KRAFT,
viii, on
SATURDAY. JANUARY z, 1871,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock An. and
4 O'Clock Pm. OF said day. At the door Of
the Court House. in the City of Evansville,
Indiana, oner Tor sale, at Public Auction ;
the Reats and Profits for the term on
seven years OF the following described
Real Estate, t0-Wit.:
The undivided half of the following real
estate, situate IN YanderburRh County ,
state Of Indiana, tO-git: Being part OF the
northeast quarter OF the southeast quarter
Of Section Number twenty t203, TUWnsnl p
Number six 90, south of Range Number
ten fI01, west, and more particularly Ce-
Bcribed as two (2) acres OF ground taken on
the west side OF iour (4) acres, (part OF said
quarter section), which was conveyed by
James A. Jackson and Susan, his vie, 10
Christopher MRchenheimer and Peter
Kerth, and being the west half of tie
same -FOUR t4) acres which IS mentioned q 70
= deed OF conveyance made by James a.
Jackson to said Christopher Machenhel.
mer, dated January Is, 1853.
And should said Rents and Profits not
Eell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said VIII
and Costs Will, At the same time and
place, offer for Gale the Fee Simple Of said
premises No relief
decI6 A. PFAFFLIN, sheriR V.C.
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Chicago harket.

- Tsiearaphl CHICAGO, Dec. 15.
EEcHAH0E Unchanged.
kBOUa-k1Etra. supernne spring dali
WHEAT-No. Chicago quiet, closing "a
81 05H cash. This evening dull. 81 955fR
o55k.
UoaH-No. 2 old easier; new, opened drm
but closed duii 90 lJ5f. This evening uu.
changed.
QArs- No. drner at 88Mg2s5sc.
R3E-No. Z aFmer at SOC
bAnLET-Aos . closed nj T0s.
HIaHWIl Ea-atandr af Gr5<c ia iron.
EHoVIsLorS-F Fairly active but q ahaca
WeaEeri mess pork closed az EI8.
LAHn-llZc.
Aoas-Dressed duh and prices have de-
eilned % s8 ~ 60 -; live active at s5 gG
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Nashville Market.

By felegraph.l NASHVILLE. Dee. l5,
corroN Lower aud Iuui low middune
IzLG.
BULK MEATS -- Steadv; clear sides llc,
clear ribbed 1U5Scs shoulders 7Lcs
R0RE-Bun b al1s
HUGs-g5 50a8.
L4AHD-l2Zc.
CoRW-70c.
OAua-D0c.
WHEAT-0ocR9l TO-
ELoUR-g4 509G6 00.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16

PEsTH. December 13-At the sit-
ting Of tue Hungarian delegation to-
day, M Banedik replied 60 4 question
that the Austrian Hungarian army
consists Of s6A Se3 regulars and Is9 :
527 laudwehr There baa been 60 6n-
crease Of 3T6 euus since 1861 The
regulars possess Sla nreodh-ioaa
ars, and the ianawshr L8g muazia.
load dsss, which 10000 more ara re-.
aairea for thoir armament
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TEAT vas sad biunder ofthe Terra
Haute typo. by which tbe new 0nsre
House Ia that city was made - ar
pear as the Opera House Tbeotre
The ErPress repudiates the theatre
part with every manifestation Of dis.
purk
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16

AN interesting letter from Prof.
WilIett. descriptive Of = flying trip
across Wyoming Territory and the
celebrated Black Hills, will be found
on the second page. Prof. Willett
writes graphically on every subject
that he touches, and mis- descriptions
are very entertaining. We advise all
to read his letter. especially that por-
fion of It giving the secret of the sue
cess of Woman Suffrage in Wyoming
Tarrstorw
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16

LARGE saie#ot hogs we're made il
1erre le4ute on Wednesday, a. de-
decline o. % cents net. AN he houses
were busy with large receipts. The
ruling price was 81 net and ss "a
gross
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MnPa Nominations.

WASHINGTON, December 15.-Sec-
retary Bobeson to day received a tel
gram announcing the death at
Cooperstown, N. ". yesterday. of Rev.
Charles Samuel Stewart, Senior Char
lair If the United States Navy.
tt is said at the Executive Mansion
that there is no truth in the rumor of
Secretary Boutwell's resignation, and
Il i also asserted that his Telations s
with the President are. as heretofore,
of friendly character, both in per-
sonal and official relations.
The Senate, in executive session, to.
day confirmed the following uomina-
VIM. Page, of Va, to be Consul at
Port Said; Spencer M. Assenfeldter
to be u. s. Attorney for New Mexico ;
Thomas M. Harris Pension Agent at
Wheeling, ". Va.
Postmasfers-J. ID. Bellings. Santa
CLARA. Cal. ; George Rowland, Sacra-
mento. Cal; d. M. O'DOoald. Prince
TN Ills: james A. Hudson, Sigi-
nav Mich. z. j J.,SbeTring, mareDgO,
Iowa. y John III. Stewart, Pittsburg,
Pa. Lew Weerck, Iifhn, Ohio; X. II,
Rslliuger, Verdun, Ills; James u,
Ridamon, Canton, Ills; Miss Mary
/ Il. Russell, Pittsdale. Mieh.s Milo d.
Hamilton Monroe, Mich. Ohm
| Kensler. Connersville, Ind William
/ a. Baugh, Berlin, Wis, Lewis Lassa-
wav. Chippewa Falls, Wis John
/ Parsons, Black River Falls, Wis.
I T.vlap y. Hotchkiss, West EanCiaire
Wis: Samuel .. Wallert0n. Wenono
/ Ille.:J.M. Sheets, Paris, dis.
Hiram Il. Kelly to be Collector o.
the Sixth District Of Wisconsin
+ George f. e Hase, Collector Of Gus
/ toms st Vicksburg, Hiss. There Is
large mum Der Of promotions.
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VIEW AdvertIe emehIs.
Eor &aIe.

~0OFTOH ExPRESSLY PREPARED
~ for Comforts, at FIETEEE CENTS per
pound at the Evansville Gotten Mills, on
Union and Demokrat eopy.l
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ne Leader is the title og a new
Fo penny paper in Cincinnati. Its
success viii depend altogether upon
the number who viii follow tbis
Leader.
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AmaegtT- 80 81

RICHMOND, December 15.-The
Republican State Central Committee
last night adopted 3 resolution pray
ing Congress to- pass a general am
mostly bill, by only tWC dissenting
votes.
The question Of the State debt vas
up fn ghe Senate this morning. TIE
tenor Of the speeches was ln favor o.
carving the matter of West Kir-
gipia's share Of the debt before the
Unitad States Supreme Court. ald i
payment was not compelled there,
I ihar Yirnfaia viii settle tie whole
debt. All opposed any ids4 a Ispa.
diation.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16
PATENTS

American and European.
RRUNN a. co. continue 10 give opin-
4AE. ions in regard to the Novelty OF ln.
Ventions, Free Of Charge making SPEC iai
Examinations at the Patent ONCE, pre-.
pare Specifications, Drawings Caveats and
Arst gnments, and prosecute application
for Letters patent al Washington, and in
all European Countries. They give speci al
attention to the prosecution Of Rejected
Claims, Appeals, Extensions and Inter
ferences.
s% Pamphlets of the New Patent Law
for 1870 furnish ed free. Address
MUNN d &C.
G Park Row. New YORK.
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Stray Notice.

rvah xEN UP mW JAMES HEA
A living An knight Township. GA
2stE of November, L8lO, a red Cow wita
uur8 81 hfte belly and l5gs. and MARI e it-
q 1nuu on the left ear and altH t5 Hue
RANT. and about four years old l
uratEed before me fnia l8tn dag ot
Der, 1870 al twenty-five dollars
rgtnha1nKale ana Robert LRWr@nc
WA. r. NANN, 4 Gal.He.
Eae above "a 6 true COPY LAeeu e - H
duekat ah1s 18TH dag Of Uecem oe1- assa-
feefH.sf va. r. NAHN, asslea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-25

T. = -------T Ils."s; = 81 CITY ALMsHoUSE,
= - RICHMOND, VA, May 20, 1870. y
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
p until IL O'Clock II. MONDAY, May aOthr 1870,
for furnishing the city aImshonse with supplies
FOR the quarter ending august siss, 1870 Iatr 81
,of charge fur package or dravage, atIsuch times
and In such Quantities as may be required, upbn
orders from Superintendent, approved by Chair
man of Communicable: -.s2tTI yu; z'a5sti
s2os pounds B EA COZ I'D, sidss and shouldersh
so, ia pounds BOLTED CORN MEAL, ,u. ri
Z 27si pounds RIO COFFEE (grccn),
/ 4 $50 pounds BROWN SUGAR, '.,-'
$50 pounds COFFEE SUGAR, ..E
es1 pounds RICE, ii. e,
90 pounds PEPPER tblack and red),
so pounds BLACK TEA, i" -. =.
10 pounds GREEN TEA, s.r ,.i..r g..
100 pounds WASHING SODA,
l4s barrels EXTRA FLOUR tRichmond In
"a D sess's1oSPkf 1rrED HERKrNes, "@
+, 6 sacks SALT, lu.J !,f,&l.r.. 81. Z" J.,
200 gallons MOLASSES, .-
80 gallons VINEGAR, '.''@ t.." '.'.'L7 ~
2 dozen CORN RROoMS, "a ,r.if. ri'ij
2gross MATCHES,
$50 bushels IRISH POTATOES. 49, ~
sent number of inmates, they will be varied as
the number to be provided tor may increase or
diminish. ....,
Proposals must be addressed tn undersigned,
endorsed - Proposals for Supplies to City Aims
house, and must with samples be left at the ONCE
City Alnsilouse, withfull state
ment of brand and quality of articles which can
not be sampled. 90 .r.5. .... ...s..s...
The committee reserve the right TO reject at thsir
option any or all proposals offered.
.-;lf f#. JOHN n. MULFORD, :,
.. Chairman Committee for Relief OF foor.
nv 21-td ...- :,
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ss.Ear,r.oRaznfaHARueuresBNyss..
) -, II iBsLeadt gGodn sn7gH l'rn
.,Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents..
-, No. ilaa Eaasu street. li.f3HTi

Dop1AR GROVE g1 \ Hin 81
AND THREE:F0gRTIss OF n 4 NIKE F1E sAst
All An eef on ns is.i ssH Of 5s a.
II fair, ir NOT tho first fair day ,remsses. at
e sey .fepssf sss pqpSHEssiI s1q Rs
as desert ncd above on Which , fnf ts'e hSREs on
fHn rs' The buildings consist Of Bk LIN
DWELING with 81. f Seaess a inr BANDS, stable,
Sltcns m hass 81, orchard or 100 young apple
t S9s ie full Searng dwarf pear trees Plum
apricot anu cnsr ,s iocatlop, hcalthfnlness, fer
,n,n ~ ao1I iinnroyemcnts, and nearness 70 maT
seE is justly Considered one OF the most aes'raDe
In the vicinity Oh Hi'nh'L EE& GODDIN, ..
lEkMs Az saie. ."'.H Auctionccrs.
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Evening.

Evening.
The long crow-lines push woodward string OH
string.
And, whIrring to their willow beds away,
The dusky starlings beat with Furnished wing
The golden air Of the declining day.
Low down the sun sets grandly and the fields,
The rocks and trees, and the still pools, are
dashed
With shifting showers of gold. The twilight
steals
Up from the plain anon: anon abasllcd,
AS fearing TO be seen, star or two
steal out, faint, tlmfd lights. Ono dear day
+.
The Glultonous Past, that hungering ages through,
Is never filled, unto her mOnstr0us store
Hathsafely added: and another time
Stern night fulfls her mystery sublime. :;
chambers 8 Journal
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
" VALUABLE LITTLE FARM OF FIFTEEN
ACRES, On THE BROOK TURNPIKE. ONE
MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTlON:1in
execution of decree of the circuit court OF R1cii-
mond entered on the 18th day Of March, ls1o, IN
the case Of ''Hart. Hayes & Co. and ais rS ii. IL.
Cronie and ais" the undersigned, commissioners
appointed by said decree, will sell ut auction upon
the premises. on MONDAY, 3oih May, ut o'clock
P. NJ, the KaCT OF LAND referred to tI, n Inc
proceedings in said causes being n FIfI ZEN
nike about one mile from the city, between inc
lands of L. 7. Irvine and NJ. A. Tyndali, ana run
ming back to the land OF MessrS. Allan Johnson.
The improvements consist OF bhICh
DIV ELL1NG with two rooms.
The land has been highly improved, and by rca. .
son of its proximity to the city, ON one OF the BEST
roads leading to 1t, is very valuable.
TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash; balance at SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
with interest added the title being retained until
the notes are paid. The purchaser TO pay the
IN xes for 1870. LEIGH r. PAGE,
A. b. GUIGON,
Commissioners.
GR1JBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctoncers. myT
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY Is, 1870.

This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE is now In complete order Tor The recep-
ton of guests.
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands Of the present proprietor and 1t Is
his purpose to keep 1t In style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia.
The remarkable medicinal and curative power
OF the water Is well known to The medical profess
sion and to the srrings-going public. AS an ALI;
TERATIVE, a DIFFUSlVE MULANT and
TONIC, there Is no known mineral wafer equal
to 1t. In all anGmic conditions of tho system and
broken down states of the constitution, loss of
appetite, and general nervous prostitution, It's
powers and virtue as a restorative may be safely
pronounced to be without a known rival amongst
the mineral waters Of the world.
They are especially indie atcd In the whole class
of ailments peculiar TO the female constitution.
The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom q first class band of music and
in general all the sources of amusement and re-
creation usually found at our best summer resorts
will be ut the command Of the guests at "ROCk-
BRIDGE ALUM.n
The place is within eleven to thirteen hours of
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, &C., by rail !;
all in daylight. Passengers leave the cars of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Goshen depot,
and new and elegant stagc-coaches, passing "a
pidly over a smooth and level road of only eight
miles, set down the visitors at the springs to tea.
Telegraph office in the hotel.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
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DOR RENT, the new DWELLINGM a
Il now being finished, corner Of Grace and FL
Twentieth streets also, the new TENE MENI
adjoining. For terms, apply at 1900 Main street,
or TO BOSSIEUX & BROTHER. my 1S-lw,
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THE PoCKRRIDGE WATER.

THE ROCKBRIDGE WATER,
put up In glass, containing all the medicinal qua
titles as when drank at its fountain head. is Kept
for sale at the Unknown houses of Messrs. PUR-
CELL, LADD Co., Druggists, Richmond. Va. ;
NJ. A. & c. A. SANTOS, Druggists, Norfolk, Va;
and WOODRUFF Il Co., Lynchburg, Va. who will
furnish pamphlets containing letters OF eminent
physicians, with few certificates out of many Of
the wonderful cures effected by these waters.
lIrQ
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The Poor Mans May.

Sweet May they tell me thou art come:
Thou art not come to me;
cannot spare single hour,
sweet May to welcome thee.
God knows how hardl'v worked this week
TO earn my children bread:
And see, we have an empty board
My children are unfcd.
And art thou still the same sweet May
NV childhood loved so well.
When humming, like happy bee,
Along some primrose dell,
thought, oh what n lovely world
Is this dear God has given,
And WONDERED any one should seek
For any other hcavei
The hawthorn buds are come again,
And apple-blossoms too;
And all the idle happy birds
MsHsing the long day through.
The old green lane awakcs once more.
And looks, perhaps, for me;
Alas green lane my heart may die,
lcannot come 10 thee.
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rV1HE HOT SPRINGS,
/ kATH COTTNTY VA

BATH COUNTY, VA.
Professor j. L. CABELL, M. D., OF the University
of Virginia, resident physician:
This renowned WhTER1NG-PLACE Will be
open for the reception of visitors JUNE 1sT.
These Springs offer unsurpassed attractions TO
both the Invalid and the pleasure-seekcr. No ex-
pense or effort will he sparedb By the proprietors to
make 1t as comfortable and pleasant as possible to
all visitors.
The numerous sources of THERMAL WATERS
at these Springs vary In temperature from SO de-
grees Fahrenheit TO ITO degrees Fahrenheit,
through the intermediate degrees, and thus pre-
sent every variety of bath for chronic diseases.
They are, moreover, found to prepare the system
for the beneficial action OF cold mineral waters,
whether sallue, sulphurous, aluminons, or chaly-
beate in eases for which such waters as are found
In ne1ghb0r1ng valleys are mainly Indicated.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing q
detailed account of these Springs and reports Of
numerous cases cured relieved will be furnished
on application to the Manager, at the Springs, or
to 5. Z. TARDY s. Co., Richmond, Va.
A TELEGRAPH OFFICE has been established
at the Springs, thus affordng visitors an oppor-
tunity OF prompt communication with every part
Of the world. j. A. MCCLUNG, Manager.
r-f-" S. G. TARDY.
THlS. r. PRICE & CO.,
my ls-2m Owners. Richmond, Va.
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EOR RENT, the best BUSINESS GA
T. HOUSE in the city, No. 1915 CONNER III
cial Block. Possession at once. Terms accom-
my S9w HARyEYS & WILLIAMS.
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i, j oFEsoz BIeHnoND eHAHiSmE ay yS y. &c.
,s1HE RICHMOND GR:AEITE COMA :
ny WGNTPROP0sALsim ineSiatss a,, 1 fos
new, CANAL.g0AP, ninety tess long, i0pi'ge -
te g WA Also want proposals for che building Of
WHARF st their works, the stone for the same 70
be- furnished by the company. RI .skpnrrTs,r -
sSnorintendent Richmond Granite Company,
- my s5--3s hEtI't ~ ---------
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WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
SUMMER, 1870.

This elegant establishment will be opened for
the reception Of visitors on the FIRST DAY OF
JUNE, 1870.
The proprietors, with the experience of the last
summer, and having made many changes In the
different departments of this extensive WATER
ING-PLACE, each OF which IL will be their en-
deavor to improve, extend pleasant reception TO
their patrons. '.t- ---
The COTTAGES are LARGE and COMMODI-
GUS SEPARATE and DISTINCT from each
other, and fitted up with new furniture.
Every effort OF the proprietors will be put forth
to make their guests comfortable, and 1t will be
their aim to keep up The reputation of the MONT
GOMERY WHITE SULPHUR.
Tile social as well as the gay will find that this
place has peculiar advantages over many OF the
watering places Of Virginia.
An elegant BAND OF MUSIC has been Sc
cured.
Rowling Alleys, Billiard Saloons, aud Baths,
have been fitted UP for the amusement and conn
fort of guests. .-8 asa
Post-ofice. express Office, telegraph Office, on
the premises, for convenience and intercourse
with all parts of the world. s.. r-... tt -s- : |
Passengers Will procure tickets pia the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad to Big Tunnel, and take
the Springs Branch railroad, which lands them
directly In the reception-house at the Springs.
Board-s3 per day, $50 per week, go per month.
For further particulars, address -.--.. y.
go 4l. WILSON & L0REETE,
my la-2w a. 80; 5 ,;f..t., Proprietors.
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ROOKs And STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
ROBERT GREATHOUSE. BY John Franklin
Swift, author Of Cooling TO Jericho" irice'
HONOR BRIGHT. BY the author of "Mal-
brook" Price, sL ;5e; nv now American
novel, vvidly describing. under the garb Of
fiction, the true story OF Mafhattan Well.
MRS. Hills lis NEW COOKBOOK A cook
book worth having; the most complete and
satisfactory one ever published In the United
knowledged advantages of all the others. Price,
So. t.,r .a-
LOTHAIR. Paper, 81; cloth, 81 -,
Sent postpaid upon receipt e price Azure
GEORGE l.. BIDGO0D, ~
nv 25-2c Bookseller 12l7 Main street.
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BY Cook 4 Laughton, Auctionecrs.
,orper or Govornor and Franklin streeis'

corner Of Governor and Franklin stfee'''
FURN1T RE, NM
ON WEDNESD4Y Nav esth, ct 10 O'Clock n: ~, d.,
wo wiz sell at No. ls2a Main street rtmcnt OF
teenth and Fourteenth streets, an aeS'' -
FURNITURE, &C., consisting OF .
BRUsSELs. CARPETS and RuGSn 81
GiLT~FRhME MANTEL MlRRohs; 1rrrr
HANDSOME OAK MARbLE-iof 80 :
MA fnGSsa MARBLE-T9P SiDEB B ME-
WALNUT EXTENsi9Shr HhERs' '
i 1iithfLtLN and STAIR CARPETING and FhooH
oEEICE DESK and CHAIRS.
1DssTrlRhVJNGS. WINDUW-SHADES. ,s,
E essnrament OF CHINA, CR0CkERY, GLASS
WARE, srONEMARE, &cY S&6GiH,rc
Ch CIV COOK & LAUGHTON,
huctioncers.
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by Wellington Goddin, ....
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK TENE-
l. MENE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF DUVAL
STREET NEAR TO BROOK AVENUE.-By
virtue OF deed oftrust .cxecutcdh y sally Ihomn-
son and Matilda Harrison to George Woodhn
(now deccasedl, bearing date 14th March, 1850,
duly recorded in Richmond Hustings Curt IN DOCK
tative of said George Woodfn (deceascdl, PROCEED
to sell at auction on the premises on a. fnir
not the first fair day therea fter the LOT located
above fronting Is feet on he IN no fae sa ese
mated as Lot NO "a in the plan of lots laid off BY
Marshall, Mann, Roper. Dance, and Sheppard
having thereon a large BRICK TENEMENI.. 80
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dcfray expenses OF
sale and to discharge the balance due ON The or1giS
nal purchase money. amounting 10 S33s; 40, as OF
the 18th February 1870 and as to the residue OF iDe
proceeds of sale on such terms rs the parties IN
fercsted may direct; or, on their failure 70 give
any directions, then on such terms rs may
think lit j. l.. PETIT, 90 s
~ Sheriff of Powhatan county,
and as such personal representative OF George
Woodfln (deceased) trustee. 81 N.Y.
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GALE OF LAW ,BOOKS.-We expect to
n 2n y, soon an auction sale Of several LAW
buttons to the sale VIII please send In their lsts
by goth Instant, In order that they may be embraced
IN tue catalogues now being prepared.
GRqBRS & WILLIAMS.
my2l-tMyD AuetioneerK,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-25

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 1855
bis large stock Of WINDo W.sHIpEs, TABLE I
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Marble, Mahogany, Rosewood, and Figured Oil.
cloth, from one shilling per yard up. Black, on
duck, for covering carriages, 1T less than New
York prices. Cali aud buy OF III. GOLDEN, 1885
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