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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16
l.' ByGrnbUs s. Williams, rAuciionsers.
{ Eleventh between 5lsin and Bank streets.
TRUsTEE,g SAFE o. RE,AL EsTAT

|TRUsTEEssALE OF REAL EST ATE
~ S I tsS e sss H., q 5p s
Il Resmo dst apssass suss sue eeto
said deed iwil sen az auction, upon the premises
e rsir no shsn s .s ~
LOT on the south side 81 Dover Street between
ming back l5afeet 70 an alley IS feet WIDE -,
Also. a ERHMED, DWELLING on the 1o ana
cuve SeEnsins $ Fee q cnve
street. fronting 20 feet, running back l4s feee.
TERMss To pay, or 9 prior lien and lne poges
secured BY the deed OF trust would require me
.ober: 1851 ID addition % fhs expenses Of sale TO-
be paid in cash the residue TO be npon sucn terms
e &c ee s,a deed eob IN s ssss
terms as the trustee may think 1t
1T Is supposed, however, that the terms may be
as sEsn n1assa hIA siaasss %yn
hlNELEGANTPRIVATE RESIDENCE
IA For SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
CULPFPER COURTHOUSE-Byv virtue OF Q de-
cree OF the Circuit Court Of Petersburg made at
administrator vs.. Wright and wife, and others,
the undersigned commits WIN sell AZ pn6llc
aast,o 2. ,S che s mA ss Sa a
BILE and connections. B RICK DWELLING AND
LOT known as the freeman property, with the OF
1ce and out buildings attached the cen
tire of the above thriving village IL Is most ell
gible summer residence for THOSE who may. want
country retreat. The house sone o. the bestln ne
village, with slate roof, containing SIX or eight
rooms, and passage extending throughthe length
OF the house above and below stairs, with capa-
'cious parlors and chambers, and -porches both
front and rear, with q beantiful yard and excel
lent garden. ~ No. u. 49, - 4. (" ,h.Aa
TERMS OF SALE Cash enough to pay costs Of
resale and the balance TINT may be dnc on the first
singtalment from the late purchaser (SuppOSPd to
be $l2eo} on the day of sale, and the residue OF
said purchase money to be paid the 18th day OF
August, 1870 the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved personal security, and the title to be re-
tanned until the purchase money ohall be fully
paid. i'll giEfIul& 81! .o3 '.la :. ass.
Possession on the day Of January, 1871.
( ~ 'ys;ge't ri THOMAS T. HILL -af
rr I.s. GEORGE =. BERNARD, II
an q. etawtls u ''+1sFt - - Commissioners.
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By James NJ. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 82l Main street.

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
Ill sold on MONDAY, May 10, 1870, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the store on Broad street between First
and Second, formerly occupied by A. Hcremburg,
the following property-tO w.t.,
CnNFECTIONERIkS,
EMPTY BOXES,
...z TORPEDOES and FIREWORKS,
LOT WRAPPING-PAPER,
LOT KEGS, BARRELS, ETC.;
FEATHER BED,
ii AWNING and FIXTURES, ETC.. etc.,. g
to satisfy distress warrant In my hands In favor
of NJ. Delarue YS. A. Heremburg.
-, ~ JAMES LAWRIE,e n
my9 High Constable City of Richmond.
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RICHARDSON & Co., Auciioneers. = I" 1''' I

We viii also offer, at the same time and place,
another TRACT OF LAND belonging to and sc.
TEEN AND A HALF ACRES (l5S) In = high
state Of improvements with q fine young and pro.
dGstiye orchard Of choice fruit trees, - - - :
Terms One. third eash the balance in four,
eight and tHelye nonths, fornegotiRble notes, Lii.
tefest added, and secured BIZ decd OF trust, -
- 49, . RICHARDSON q CO.,
tfsyA@tds G.s} :. q 81 "Afotfofia8rti
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EMBEDDING CARDS PRINTED AT
VII TILE DlHgATCH PRINTI&6-HOUHG
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GOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.-The re-
- markablc value Of this GUANO Is now so well
known and appreciated that IL scarcely needs
farther commen dation from u.s. We will only say
TINT, the quality Of the Guan0 now In market Is
even better than that heretofore sold by for the
company. ~ "'E+' -.
Orders and communications are collected sad
will receive promps and careful attention.
Our Guano Circular, containing certificates and
farther Information, mailed to all applicants.
! 80 ~, fg.., ALLISON D. ADDISON,
APPS "-h Agents for the Company.
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VALLEY AND JAMES RIVER LANDS
Y FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers to sell
privately as whole or in parcels, his most de-
sirable FARM, known as MOUNT JOY, situated
on james river and the macadamiZed road, one
mile west of Buchanan, the present terminus OF
the james river and Kanawlia canal. The pro-
iected Valley railroad pas;es directly through
the farm, and the clifton Forge and Lynchburg
The place contains f,7oo ACRES, and is OF SUI
perior quality--both bottoms and uplauds. IL ls
well timhered. and has on It excellent water
power, with grtst and saw-miLls.
Terms to suit purchasers. Possession for seed
ing September list, 1870, and free possession De-
ccinber LIST, 1870. Address, Buchanan, Botetourt
my6aL1awsw .a.e 4 JOHN T. ANDERSON.
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i OST. AN ENVELOPE containing $l6S
III OF James River and Kanawha coupons. A
hberalTeward win DO paid for their return 20 ouz
ofice.
r OST, A CARRIERS MEMORANDUM
LBQQK. The finder viii please leave if at this
est BOND OLE THE CITY or RICH
EAMOND1or Glbe. No. le2 dated yone4ats sSs6ii
Que january IsSs, Ia aasne A6f SsJbert Howard
3aEeus az sarah a: Howard bond OF The Rioa-l
inaoAts ETtdss5cksbarT aRd PotomActE Railroad
tC0Mpacx No. 24at Tor $3.50 dated NOyeI1s,ap A.
1855 9essfng5 per cent. INTEREST," In nargeI af
KobAst S4oTsfd~ st@ NH f5--lawnnf 4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUPER.
wv PHOSPHATE, now in the twelfth year Of It's
successful use, Is recommended With confidence as
the very best we are acquainted with. 1t liz made
from
RAW.BONE, tGUANO, sULPHURIO ACID.
/ ,''s.'. Potash, AND SODA, -,
all subjected to chemieaf analysis before being
purchased, and dissolved by the most approved
chemical processes. It Is warranted free from
adulteration and the standard Of quality Is guar.
anteed. ALLISON q ADDISON
General Agents for the Manufacturers,
-Ff.rir4 gY;guYESSrgsP - Richmond, Va.
Circulars containing foil information mailed to
all applicants. = &C. ~ p8
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M ATCHEs.--5 arsagentsfo for
I BENT d BEE,S SUPERIOR EARLOR
MATGf1ES, and Will sen 40 maAafasturerss prices
to the trade. tGy la1 A. X. STOKES d co. n
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To ,,l,.. :; FlEE;RT1L1z;EsRElsI.sg

TsrESEgrE gag EFy
We offer to planters apsepsratienfor
TOBACCO
which contains an the necessary Ingredients for
making the crop heavy and good ana at the same
time ensble II TO- stand severe drought.
This fertilizer has been tried on TOBACCO, and
sho.e who have used IL are highly pleased with re-
Planters will hnd 1t to their interest 10 use tho
I'D T. TOBACCO. FERTILIZERS d. l..
prepared by us. issi g; Iy:, isifpD srIiusf-g.rat
CALICO FERTILIZIEGC COMPANY ~
..2iiai corner Twelfth and Gary streets, =
- - Z. 49,, Richmond, vs.,
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M SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
L. ..f.E .l,,r COMPANY. Il &
: 1919 'sB1 I"i 10Y jtt.i RICHMOND, VA. )
Are prepared to I'LL orders for their yes
TOBACCO FERTILIZER n, sr#str.

- Old DOMINION FEKTILNER1
q superior preparation FOR corn, oats, &C. The
TOBACCO FFRTIL1ZERha has been tested so often
beside Peruvian GGano and other leading fertill-
factory results that the company feel justified In
offering 1t as the best fertilizer for this crop now
Fresh ground PLASTER, A6RICULTURAL
SALT, GERMAN SALTS OF POTASH Be-,
al says on hand.
Special preparations made at short notice.. y
Circulars forwarded 70 any address. lg@
:. ~ !, 90 W, GILHAM..
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4 GRTCULTURAL SALT.-1,Z00 sacks
II AGRICULTURAL SALT Of superior quail.
ity, to which the attention Of commission mar.
chantB and planters Is specially Invited. Axis
salt is the cheapest and perhaps the most peluaa-
nent fertilizer on the market. For sale by
an 8.gstts Fty SIC. ThEuYt &rGO.
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"AMELIA COURTHOUSE, April II, 1870.
-t.fn justice 10 Che Gailego Fefttlizine Company
viii state that used 900 pounds Of your fertilizer
last year on tobacco on one acre Of very poor
land soyed 1t on the hen-nest grass on tho lath or
June aud planted the tobacco ON the 18th. The to-
bacco grew of slowly, but continued green
through the entire drought, which lasted until the
25sh of September and when i cut the tobacco
found, 1t fally equal to that raised on rich land
sides farm-pen and stable manure. I sowed the
land In Woodgn wheat gtwbschtfs; aSlate kind OF
wheatl on the Esd October, and IL Is looking we'll
and bids fair to make fine crop.
every respectfully ga, q
M fe-Iru II GEifSS' is. y ttJOHHWIEGO.',
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OOMS FOR RENT.-Two hand o.
II, somelROONIS. with kitchen accommoda- Zss:l
ion Apply at SOS Fifth street above Clay, TO a
family without children. my10
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DAUGH'S IMPROVED jRAW-BONE
ID PHOSPHATE, unsurpassed for raising To-
BACCO,s CORN, and all CEREAL and GRASS
CROPS, and for enriching worn-out land I; 80 per
cent. cheaper than Peruvian Guano.9 Itsanalyss !:
tic per cent. ammonia; 50 per cent. bone pnoe-
It has been in use for over fifteen years, and It's
unsurpassed Il has been recently
greatly improved by an increase OF AMAQHLA
isasked. Planters can purchase on foUr and elk
months time with, approved, city acceptances.
Orders filed ut lowest manufacturers rates by
s'-s-'-s'SsT LEE, Seldom q CO.,
fe 2l-smr a. Sole Agents for Richmond Va
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,HOFF,g MATT EX TRIAC sTAj faI
Gl supply On hnnH for sale by - ~ 80 y
- $50 = caF J.aHLAIR, Druggist
APP &c b, * 4 y & s9s nroad street.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
By Grubbs &Wiuiams, Anctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EOR SALE, one of the most VALUA-
L BILE MARKET FARMS near the city, on
How I'd street, leading from the Hermitage Road
to Brook Turnpike, and within four hundred yards
of the Corporation line. 1t contains Is ACRES of
LAND, all improved to the highest degree, as the
an excellent DWELLING with eight rooms; all
the usual out-buiIdlngs:: FRUITS OF all Kinds
Il fine GARDEN, Be-. &c. 1t Is now under fun
ing crops, win be given. The situation IS ele-
vated; good approach by two roads pleasant and
eesses every attraction for person desiring such
q property Ar examination is invited Apply
to ISAAC WILLIAMS, on the premises, or to
80 = GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
my4-eod2w Real Estate Agents.
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1Oo BAGS RIO, pLAGUAYRA, land
lUU OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
Just received and for sale by ! s.. ri ..fs:asi
my Ia :, ROBBERY r. WILLIAMS & CO..
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GRoCERIEs, 20,

rs GROCERIE8e 90, :. i,e,Gg, ...-.
DRIME GOSHEN Blu TT e R.-Fiye
n tubs fresh BUTTE II received tos<iays91i ~
..a, % d'goW.oG. DAHDRssssgsa 90. g Co..
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