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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT

APPLE>-Badwin. Sis; Co, king. 5 100.
Dried, 10.
BUrTER-e5.
BEANo-Yeiiow eyed 300 a -. Pea - % a
CAEEsE-a0.
tORN-l30 To 40.
FLOUR-sG 10 -. 30.
GHAIN-Barley 30, Oats, -,
Rye. Is { -.
HAI-s20 -
HIDES & skiNS-sheep skins, 80 -.
dde., O.. Cali skins. bets.
LlME-Sl.+0 per ca.k.
MEAI-Corn.s 81 20 II / 40, Rye, 81. 20 81 30.
POfArOES-O.
PRODUCE-ESgs IS: Domestic Lard. 20 TO Is.
PRONlslONS-RoundH Hog. Hal Beef 10 Is
Clear salt Pork, S2Sp y 90.
Mutton. 10 l2c per 10. Spring
Lamb II ljc. Turkeys - -
Chickens. ~ Il % Veal 10 d.
Ham Is 2uc.
SEEDS-Clo.cr III 10 20. Herd.grass IS 10 8.
. co. Rediop 10 TO Ii.
TALLOW-kough &c Kende red Il 10 ~.
WOOD-liard 81 30 a 5 %. Mil 90 "A ".
WOOL-fleeee 40 TO As. Pulled 81 to 10.
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A Grand Exhibition Of National
Industry.

The American Institute OF New York City OF
which Horace Greeley is President. will hold
their thirty.nlntL Fair during the months %
September and October next, at the Empire
Rik.
The brilliant success Of former Exhibitions
is a guarantee that leading feature in the
attractions of the Metropolis during the fall
will be thi, Great Industrial Display.
For circular giving classification "f articles
rul for Exhibitors and full particulars, adj
dress, Corresponding Secretary. Anne ricar
Institute. New York City.
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DOMESTIC FORTS


Phrladrlphia. cid iIih july Fourth. cobb.
Hell Gate passed the l3h.
Burnah, " .n>.uw. for Portland.
Frank Maria. Tor. Salem
Portland Ar June lsih. Telegraph. Wood
ward.
Ar 18Th, Rodonda. Moore, Phia. Ta- lot
forciopna-t.
Boston Ar 18Th. oAnoSa Fullerton. Frank lin
Cha Idih, NJ, !vnu-. iiigstn,, ellsworth.
Ar 18TH,
Ann >,ratton. Franklin Ne
Prov idVnve, sd lith, i;Onuy Ives, New YORK.
OF Ellsworth
iioiinr. Hole III Iiih, Redondo 18Th. sca
Queen.
sea Mary & Elizs. II Calais. with csrg,, of
coal, supposed IRON Eliz ,teihport Tor Boston
went a-ns,r. Be.y Taii during 4 thick fog
about O'Clock T. VI lith. and i iuii OF " Airr :.
revenue cutter Mccca,iu has gone 10 her
assistance.
PoRTLAND-Ar June 18th. Frank Pierce .
Grant; sea Flower. Ferry, Deer l-c
Ga. Telegraph, " oui . ard, Ellsworth
Ar 1871 Snow, Guftn, Bangor Tor csport.
Ar .Oih, l.. A Watson, va son, >agua; Monte
yuma, GI.ffin. for Boston.
BooTiIB>i-Ar. June Iith, Black Warrior,
Andrews. - uben.
HOLMES HOLE Ar 10Th, Burlnah, WINSTON,
sarah oozter, Leland
BO> IoN-Ar I'm. Victory, Baton Calais
Dexter, Flood, Naehia- Aurora. Mann, En,-
worth susan Jane, nrcen, Bangor.
At 18TH Ella HAY, Haskell, from jacksonville
Georgia, Ally: Forester, jordan. Ellsworth
Ar .Jth, kagic. Grant. sullivan.
NEwBURiPORT-Ar 10Th Catherine, Allen
Caihartne Jane. Haynes Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-23

DON'T BE oIsoNED with the sticky filthy,
dangerous Hair Preparations, but use Ma
TUKE's HAIR RESTORATIVE, which is perfect.
ly clean and transparent, and free from all
dangerous drugs. 1t will positively restore
Gray Hair, prevents the Hair from falling a,
will cause it to grow when prematurely lost
removes dandruff and keeps the head in per-
iectly healthy condition. Try bottle and be
satisfied that il is the greatest discovery Of the
age. PRocTER Bros, Gloucester, Sole Agents
for the Patentee. All the Druggists have full
supply.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Reforms, but not Z Reform alton.

In France. Spain, Italy and Portugal. where
liquors are all remarkable for purity and cheap
ness. the people are healthy and temperate,
simply because wine is their principal bever-
age. We have n native wine IA many respects
superior 70 any imported from Europe. We
refer TO the Sambuci wine prepared BY Mr..
A. Speer in his yiney ards in New jersey.
Messrs Cummings Co.. the eminent chem.
ISIS Of Portland, and hundreds Of respectable
ph, sicians throughout the country. speak in
high terms Of its medicinal properties.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-23

Tooth Ache procceds from ague in the face.
operating upon the exposed nerve of a decay.
Ell tooth. Rub the gum tn 1rOughy with the
finger, wet with 10 .nson's AnOdyae Lint
ment. heat the face well, aud lay flannel wet
Win The IMMINENT on The face also put a little
OF the Liniment into the cavity Of the tooth on
cotton.
The system frequently gels out OF order and
should lie at once regulated, else other troub-
les will ensue; when physic Is needed tax
''Parson's Purgative Pills." they are = safe,
wholesome, and natural Medicine.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

Public notice is hereby 2iven that we, John W
Jones and Thomas ID. Jones, both OF BROOKLYN,
IN tie state OF New York, have claim by mort
gaze on a certain parcel of land Ellsworth
County oil Hancock, and State OF Maine. Being
the western portion OF Lot numbered two hund
req ana three, (ss) on the plan OF the pub.
nc Janus o. said Ellsworth, according TO survey
of Geo. n Moore Surveyor o; SAID western nor.
tion containing ninety eight acres more or less
being the same parcel conveyed by Us to A. s.
recorded in Hancock Registry, Vol. Is, Page Is o.
Our mortgage Is dated April lath, A. d., 1856
and the conditions therein has been broken BIZ
reason whereof We claim y foreclos re th,.renf
JOHN W. JONES
THOS. ID. JONES
HALE & EMERY, Attorneys
Ellsworth, June llth, 1870. swsl
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Nj A II II lie ID.

In West Eden, June 18th, by Rev. WIN.
Read. Mr.. John W. Trip, to Miss Caro-
line Z. Jordan, both of Ellsworth.
In Gouldsboro, June 18th, by ii. NJ.
Sowle Esq, Mr.. Charles NJ. Blaisdell. OF
Franklin, to Miss Annie T.. Badger, OF Sui
livan.
In Hancock, June 18th. by j. NJ Butler
Esq, Mr. Alphsnzo I. Smith, and Miss
Abbie A. Mcfarland, both of Hancock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-23

A Treatise on the hair published by X. p.
Hall 4 Co.. Nashua. n. H., proprietors Of
Halls Vegetable SiciIida Hair Renerer.
contains valuable information about the hair
which should be read by all. Send to publish
ers for copy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-23

The Blood owes its red coor to minute
globule~ which float in that fluid, and contain
In heslthy person. n large amount Of Iron.
which gives vitality 10 the blood. The Pur-
uvisn Syrup supplies the blood with this vital
element. aud gives strength and vigor to the
whole system,
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"A Roland for an Oliver. ;


Dear Sir The re ason request you to put this
In your paper, Is on account OF q notice in yO ur
paper OF June I'd, signed by ten men. i DENY
their statement, and as they are abuu,iantly able
to pay all damages, hope they will call and settle
soon as they see this notice. for there are plen-
port, 1 think.
al-o think those men are non compos mex7is,
and had better have been slowed away under the
bed.
What property have, I have worked hard for,
cleared the ami and put ON the buildings,
they were old enough to earn anything more than
their victuAis and clothes, they went to sea-
never had = collar ~ heirship, and wol ked until
in savigaion and in other ways, two lhoussnd
dollars, and think ! have enough 70 carry me
through The remainder Of my lfe, II Tie laws Of
the bible and the laws Of the land are allowed 70
me - 70 Others.
THOMAS ross.
HanAnck lima a0fh lo7o.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
New World
compared
With the Old

Written by GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND.
he raciest aud beet OF newspaper CORE spondeuts
Has more iniorinstiaa Ia thr same compass an a
for the same money than any other book now be-
fore the public. Its descriptions o hft. Gu sto ms
ami law. ~ Europe and THIS country with its
comparisons make It the most desirable book OF the
dAy. IT. descriptions Of the state Ceremonies OF
Napoleon Queen NIcts rt. aud the President alone.
are worth more than the price of THE book while
the diEcrcut y stems uf Finance and Education
compared. make the work invaluable IL - a
honk not Tor day, but for years. No library i.
c"mpirtc without IT, The authors descriptive
powers here have be fully brought into play
anil she r'snlt j. volume for interest and fl-cin
aiun % style which exceeds any before the
people.
H,sry Tdrri Hecchcy says. Read the marvel.
Gus picIurr wriiinS of the Gustayc bore OF Amer.
ira. Alfred Townsend.
Il has AL the freshness and Interest Of Tacy
letter, anil sparklcs Win good things HalisJa
Journal
10 ~ !" there IN nothing to complain Of II at
once brilliant and h,gIral-St fss,fi. Times
circulars containing coptous extracts. terms,
etc VIII toe sent to any addrrs. on Application.
tidcrs-, :. VI. BfII- IS CO.,
i"-i Hartford, Conn.
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Those interested In vessels will please
send list of such as they desire reported.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH

Hp>t III 'tN~ttN VIII FitANN
send list of such as they desire reported.
roRr or ELLSWORTH
ARRIVED.
June 18Th
Kate Grant. Grant, Boston.
Sch. Victoria, Higgins. Boston.
SAILED
June 10th
Z" Huzzsr. Buker Rocklsnd.
Victory. Higgins. Franklin.
ARRIVED.
June 10th.
" Rattan. Bonzcy Boston.
ONO. Leland, Boston.
- Arborser, Clark. Boston.
- Ca csss. joyce. Boston.
Dolphin. DAVIS. Boston.
Heroine Bunker RoskisDd.
- Munompy Tinker KucAland.
july frecihv Boston
ARRIVED.
J. NJ. kennedy. smith, Boston
Globe Eaion. Boston.
trace. Alley. Bnston.
A. bangor, Jor'ian. Prov iiescc.
June lslh
No Arrivals TIL. day.
ARRIVED.
June 18Th
Vandalis Wells Providence.
" Pair Wind smith.
g ta-tiIian. Jor,lsn.
= Geoigis Shapes, Lori, Portland tor , al
ai-
SAILED.
June Goth.
.. senator. Bouzcy, Boston.
>chr. July Frcaihy, Boston.
Schr. Capt. John, Young, Boston.
j sssf
June 2i=t
" A. borccr, Clark, Eo-ton.
Charles ptnn. new. BclAity. Boston
AKRINE I'd.
Elizabeth, Murch. Providence.
- Benny Ives. Curis-, Providence.
June a:i
81 Telegraph. Woodland. Portland.
Geargr Henry. Bo-isL.
O. Red Rover Aurrh. Bp-ton
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-23

The Secretary ofwar is directed To cause
examination or surveys Of the Narraguagus
River. and Sullivan Falls
Hon. $ p. Morrill,, member of Con-
gress from the second district, publishes
the following card in the Lewiston
Journal:
Whereas, An opinion is prevailing to
some extent based upon false news
paper reports and other sources, that
shall not be candidate for Compression
al denomination, and whereas, it is gen.
orally conceded that the usagcs of the
party and fair dealing will give me the
nomination, and believing in the hu-
inanity. honesty and integrity of the
party generally, hereby assure my
friends throughout the district that l
shall be candidate. and under no cir
cumstances will my name DE Withdrawn,
SAMUEL p MORRILL,.
The PUBLIC DOMAIN.-The n. Y. Com
mercial Advertiser produces from the rec
ords of the General Land Office the follow
ing table of amounts Of land given away
by Congress:
Acres
Taken up free of cost under the homestead
l IL, Sui $50
Given 10 soldiers Tor services previous TO
wy 'epenion, o.c,H:
swamp lands given to States. SIS ,2s5
Granted Tor Internal improvements. Il 40i .U54
saline lands given TO States............. 5H SIS
GIVEN 10 individuals and companies. 1874 ,5sI
Given TO canals. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 4Je 200
Given to wagon roads. :. 37ss ,2l3
Given TO railroads.. lss. los ISL
Iotai .A0l ,S34
Since November last nearly fifty million
acres more of territory have been voted a
way by Congress, making fully $4,000 600
acres in all. OF an area larger than France,
England, ireland, Scotlan and Wales, com
bined. or the S75, OOO, 900 acres remaining
exclusive of Alaska, fully one half is regard
ed as worthless. We have thus remaining
only some 100000, 900 acres of valuable
public land.
The following epitaph may be seen by
any visiting the old graveyard at Hal
lowell.
Here lies the body of Jones. the poet
That is, he thought 80. and tried to show il,
| But before he'd made the world believe it
The devil called and he had to leave il. y
Among the many private bills passed by
the House on Saturday were two which
had already been passed by the Senate. au-
thorizing the issue OF new U. S. bonds to
Mary A. Coolidge Of Augusta, Me-, and to
Reuben Grindle Of Castine, Me-. in place OF
others destroyed BY IRE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-23
DIE D..

In Sullivan, May Both, John Bean. aged
20 years.
In Ellsworth, June 18th, Miss Lucy
Moore, aged 70 years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-23

In the town Of Bluehiil County OF Hancock for
the year 1863. The following list of taxes real
hill for the year ,s,s in bills committed to Robert
W uinckey. Collector Of said town, the cath
day OF My, lsi9. have been returne by him 10 me
as rem'ining uupaid on the l2th day OF Nav, lsio,
by bis certificate OF that date and now remain IN
paid. and notice is hereby given that II the said
taxes, interest and charges are not ptid into the
treasury OF said town, within eighteen months
from the date OF the commitment Of said bills, SO
much OF the real estate taN-d will be sufficient
TO pay The amount due therefor, Including intere st
ana charges, VIII without further notice be sold
at public auction at my store in said town. on the
4.
Nimcs. Acres. val Tax,
George v. Allen, 200 $500 IS 40
samuel Bowkcr. Bt. of willard
Fiske - 100 2s5
Hers Amos Carter, on Long Island. 80 100 / 50
E-t Addison Dodge, Pt OF Home
stead, 10 500 Il 20
Elmira kt., Ellis honse & lot. 200 ia'o
Heirs Jere Faulkner, Store wharf. SD go
Andrew CAN'T. house & lot II 20 4si
Est John Green, pt of homestead l1J 800 IL 20
Chelsias Gray co 20 10
Thomas }. u ay 81 100 2.5
Leonard ]. Gray, 314 - IS
James Gray. - 50 10
shedrick Gray, - - 135
sylvanus Gray & Henry BrooLman,
near Ioidy pond. $50 $50 g 20
wlhury Huichngs 20 100 50
sarah ! Holt. Pt store laDi, II so IL ~
FREDERICK \. iiol., - rs 10 -
John VI, Merrill, stave mill 4 land. ~ 100 Is -
Edward X. osgood house Is lot 600 10 -
tupce X Parkcrn Toddy pond, 50 - 20
AleNander snowman, ~ 20 "a
Edward White 10 Is ST
Daniel White ~ 1870 2gi
Nelson Young on long Island. II 200 $50
he"ry u small, the samuel Hall
place 100 / 50
uM. HOPKINS.
Treasurer of Hluehill
Bluehiil. June iith. 1870
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SAMUEL p. MORRILL,.

The PUBLIC DOMAIN.-The n. Y. Com
mercial Advertiser produces from the rec
ords of the General Land Office the follow
ing table of amounts of land given away
by Congress:
Acres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-17

mo n large amount of forest now kept tc
furnish material could be reduced md
,ronrlt into production, and probably .
til larger amount of abandoned lane
would be fenced, converted into pasture
nd put in way of Improvement
t would facilitate the division of thc
argc estates into smaller ones, for it is
veil known that the cost Of enclosing small
ields is relatively much greater than thai
Vt enclosing large ones. Half the rails
which it takes to enclose one hundred acres
# land will only enclose twenty-five acres.
nd half the number necessary to enclose
twenty-five acres will only cnclosc six and
,nc-Gnarter acres, and so on, up or down,
n ccomc'rical proportion.
The truth is, our system OF enclosures II
rclict of slavery, and should have been
changed with it's abolition. The labor then
vas permanently attached to the farm, md
fencing was usually done when there was
not much else for the hands to do. Little
negroes and dogs were always on hand to
.hasc the hogs from the fields. Enclosures
we're large and the burden proportionately
'css. Farmers employing similar labor
cultivated similar crops, had similar wants.
kent similar stock, and required similar
fencing. The tendency then was for the
,arnc farms to absorb the smaller ones !;
The tendency now is just the reverse. 1t If
,,ntculcd by some that to restrain stock
from running Mt large would Cypress the
,oo". IN my opinion, this class is more than
nv other interested in the change to the cX-
.cnt proposed by me. If fencing Is taxupon
production, it must add to the cost of con-
sumption. IF it lessons the farmers pro-
Its it will reduce the lahorcr's wages. |
have already shown that fencing is heavier
unon the small farmer than the large one.
1t may he said that my reasoning, II
rood. applies to al kinds Of stock. grant
that much Of it docs. aud, rs already stated,
he time is coming when no stock Will be
pc~1nittcd to run ut large. Many persons
link that such should he the case now !;
others are opposed to any change. NO
chance of lonr-cstahlishci usage can he
made without some individual inconTcnl-
cncc if 40, loss. and should, where practi-
cable. lie gradually introduced. Let us.
hen, compromise upon tho smaller STOCK:
THEFT restraint. would be a vast deal
.tainc,l. Who would he injured by it!
Stop the snail stock. and in a few
Years the owners of large stock would
restrain most of them from interest
ans! choice, lessen materially the cost of
fencing, and grass will be much more
largely cultivated. With an increase OF
grass We can keep moro cattle and horses,
AMI viii have more working and manure
maxim. animals. Even if the quantity of
ro.k raised should he reduced (Which do
NJ. concc.lc). it would he moro than made
NJ nv ;n increase Of other stock and dairy
products.
I have aimed at breyity, and have not
u,tein,tcl 10 elaborate the different views
presented. It is hoped. however, that what
has hccn written may be of some interest
20 your readers and tic public.
VIRGINIA FaRMGR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-17
others will protest: and defeat awaits


them. 80.
The reply to this plaiu position il, tina
the combined management of the past tcv
wears has been successful IN It's resu's
brought increased revenues to the como'hc'
roads. and increased tonnage to Kicnmoho
That does not meet the issue. IL mn,
reasonably he doubted whether the erc'
ar condition of the combined roads ms
bccn permanently Improved whether th'
c;,;,s an the line have been largely III
creased in trade, or population. or wealth.
whc.hcr the stockholders arc any nearer T.
, dividend whether the debt OF the com
n,n;os has been reduced; whether thu
country olonr the line hiss been MATERIAL
lcycloncd and, especially, whether Rich
mond has received m extra pound %
freight beyond what the advantages sh'
presented as a market alone commanded
Certainly not a'round Of through frciGh'
destined for outside markets came by he,
doors. either going westward or comm;
eastward. We arc advised that the con
tract between the combined roads and the
New York steamships expressly provides
that they shall take no through freight III
James river. hut must receive and deliver
ut Norfolk only.
But it ie not necessary. in order to holt
our position, that VIC should assai' the pre-
sent management. Ii it IS working henc.
ticially, then representatives OF the STATE
should beware how they give increased enc
irrcversiblc powers which may place ,h'
management beyond responsibility. or. II
other hands. be used entirely for the scliisl
ends of soullcSS corporation. Let tho
troubles and the futile struggles OF Other
States now lying helpless at the feet o.
monster corporations lc warning to IIr-
GINA against following their example.
Our simple point il, that no specla! local
interest shall control the road to tue South
west. which was made for the whole State.
built at the general cost. and is require
for the common wants of all the State i'm
urovcmcnts converging at Lrnchhlrg
knowing the power which thc prop"Sch
corporation can cNcrcisc,--n power utteri.
bc;cnd the language Of any $fet"t' to con
trol-wc sec no safety for the future except
in keeping tic Virginia "na Tennessee
road open for ali comcrs az Tie same
terms. That, VIC believe. will l.roTc TO he
the best pol G.: for III" State ani also io'
the Stockholders. hitiif'>h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-17
Ed;t9rS Of The Dispatch


III your first column on yesterday you
state truly and plainly The position of this
part Of The Stale il connection with the
eeuate bill to give the line from Norfolk 10
Lexington, kentucky, into the hanis Of one
corporation.
We insist that the Virginia AMI Tcnnes-
SOC route should be Il trunk line, iudepcn-
dent OF Ill such exclusive control, and open
70 the various streams Of trade end travel
witch run into it and run from it, coming
and Going through all parts Of the Conn
,GonwcaitL u common inlet and outlet,
tributary on perfectly equal terms to al
the cities and ports of the State. This we
hold to be the safe policy for the State, for
every city in the State, for the country
along the line of that road, and for the
stockholders of the road.
Ii tie Baltimore interest endeavors to
absorb it, We protest; if the Norfolk IN
.erest claims it, we protest still; it the
RicAmoaa interest tries to appropriate il, !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-17

Thn CDaWcIntjonG'ist advises ministers
who have =" ;lIroata" to throw their physic
ard their wrappers to the dogs: let their
boards grow, rs God intended should he the
case with men: and toughcn their Threats
with cold water and tic sweet breath Of lca-
ven, even when it blows off n snow-bank,
ine,ea,l OF crcre&ting them with the steam
and fwrat Of their nasty handarcs. Tie
worst Use 10 which ore can put human
throat. mex, 10 that If the hangnlan, Is te
to il NJ for fear Of the bronchitis.
j i, stated that Professor Is. \. Could.
tic astronomer Ct Cambridge, las accepted
~ ari.ointmcr; from tic Argentine Re
ilflic 10 establish and organize an aStro-
lolnicll observatory 1T t0rlloya, thc second
city in magnitude il that Republic. lie
leaves IN thc spring to enter upon the work
and viii 1t accompanied hE four assistants
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-17
ArCruoy Sales.--future DAYS.
by James n. TIA: Tor,
Real Estate Agent aud Auc:ioneer,
ONCE No. SCI Main street.

TWO BRICK TFNFMENTS, On sE.
yENTEEaTH STREET NEAR THr
.TDI,KSIInrS OF THE CHESAPEAKE An
3MI CoM Id Az FHH s3L T. AZ a.!
,v nr MARCH, 1870, at half-p,st O'Clock. on tlI'
ortrnisns, he PROPERTY described above.
The lots front about 30 feet each on Seventeenth
street, running back towards ihe raiiroad 'h'
Usual depth. ,,, =. ,o,r
TERMS 0nc-fnurth cash: the halancc NJ t'nF
.i1li anitwrIv. months for negotiable notes, In
crest added, secured By aderd Of trns,. -,
,.r- Auc'fonccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-17

rs FER DAY. s. iiEf: DAY,
EPOTSWU0D Hotel,
- EI.nHGSD w.
Tie Undersigned having c4scd =. y Ire cn.r Er>.s
:'5ss totei ioCted Oh Main strccr, aud within one
alua;e OF the capitol post-r.Iicc, cst"ui-i,cust,
rHsd ,Iepo,s. re,btctiuily inform tic pahilctSai II
Is NOW UPES. r. VIII be- Thoroughly IInuYa.
ted and refurnlsiicd 10 soma extent.
This hotel Is world renowned 81 the headuuar.
.eTs of the President and Cabinet officers Of tie
late Confederacy. u also contains the historic
rooms of Presidents Davis, Johnson, aud Grant,
sud Chief Justice Chase
TIE travelling public are cordially invited &c
make their home ut the Spotswood, aLcre they
will Ind every comfort and deltcacy that this and
other markets can supply.
E1prass and Telegraph Office IN tho building,
J. II. SuBLETT,
Q. q. LUCK,
VI, d, BISH0P,
nTs tgcprlatoss.