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MEMORANDA.

mEmOhANDA.
Ship Eliza Mclaughlin, HILBERT, from Hamburg
for Philadelphia, was spoken 29th ult., lat. CO.
long. 22.
Ship Virginia, Campbell for Philadelphia, sailed
from Liverpool Sd inst.
Steamship Centipede, Doughty, from Savannah
14h inst for Philadelphia has on board b64 bales up
land cotton, do sea island cotton, 26 casks rice,
127 bales domestcs tons iron, rs empty barref 10
Steamship Achilles, Colburn, from New Orleans
for Havana and Philadelphia, sailed from Southwest
Steamship New York, Jones, hence, at George
STEAMSHIP, Empire, Hunter, sailed from Richmond
A. M. 10th Inst = for Philadelphia.
Bark DIR. O. Tupper, Chambers, for Philadelphia,
sailed from CieDfuegos 9th inst N, -,
Bark Courier Lund, for Philadelphia sailed from
Palermo 26th ult. -
Bark Scottish Bride Allen, hence, at Marseilles I'd
Bark Eolus Berding, for Philadelphia, entered
out at Liverpool I'd inst. ,..,-,.,.,...
Bark Vivid, Hartz, from London for Philadelphia,
with old rails and empty casks, put into brest 4tn
London, without repairing. WAS reported by cnble
as having put back TO London 6th.)
Schrs G. l. Lowell; Jonathan May, May; Mldialn
F. Garrison, Morris; e. Edwards, May; w. Pnlnps
Somers; and II. N. Miller, Miller, hence, at Boston
Schr Rhodella Blew, Haley, from Salem for Phila-
delpaia, at Holmes Hole A. M. 18th inst
Greenport, and Charles Carroll, Chase, hence for
Dennisport, passed Hell Gate 10th inst
Schr Alabama, Vangilder, hence, at Providence
scbrs II. Slnnicksou, Dickinson; j. H. Bartlett,
| Harris: ana JohH Shay. Fisher, for Philadelphia,
| sailed from Providence IA inst.
schr Paugussett, NAPLES, hence, at Providence
schr Reading RR- No. As, hence, at New London
Schrs s' r. vanneman. seaman; NJ. p. Hudson,
Vaaghani Lottie Beard, Perry; Damon Johnson
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civ A6aIre.

The annual meeting of the Republican
Invinclbles Club, to elect an executive CON-
mittee for 1870, was held last night at the
Assembly Buildings, Mr.. Alex. p. Oolesbury
presiding, and Mr.. II. G. Hawkins acting as
Secretary. motion to proceed with its
election being adopted, the President stated
that it was his official duty to select tellers,
snd be then appointed George Truman,
Charles Darragh, and Colonel b. l.. Taylor.
A member nominated two gentlemen to act
as tellers. The Chairman ruled il out of
ORDER and considerable confusion ensued.
An appeal from the decision was made, and
after division the President declared that
the appeal was not sustained. great up
roar followed, which finally terminated in q
large number of those present leaving the
room. Printed tickets were then distributed,
and the election proceeded with, and while
the tellers were counting the votes, speeches
were made by Colonel VIM. McMichael, Lewis
Vain Smith, J. X. McCammon, s. w. Penny
packer, and Others
"a IA Those who left the room organized meet
ing outside, at which an Executive Committee
was also selected. Thus the Invincibles COM
mence the campaign with serious split in
their ranks. .'
The Grand Jury of the United States
District Court yesterday found bill of in
dictment against Messrs. McDevitt & Young,
reetifers; George Shaffer and Augustus
Crowell, Tor the alleged removal oil WHISKY IN
fraud of the revenue laws; and William B.
Grover, on the charge of aiding in the manu-
facture and circulation of counterfeit beer
stamps.
The Board of Trustees of the Northern
Home for Friendless Children have elected
the following named gentlemen its officers for
the current year:-President j. Wiegand;
Treasurer, James L. Claghorn; Secretary, M.
j. Mitcheson; Assistant Secretary, Theodore
carp; Solicitors, j. j. Barclay, M. j. Mitche-
son.
John Mason, aged twenty-six years, re-
siding at No. 2509 Pine street, fell from
fence yesterday and broke an arm. Albert
Rummell, residing at No. 1929 Hates street,
fell from a ladder yesterday, at Arch and
Twenty-second streets, and was severely in
jured. Both sufferers were taken to the
Pennsylvania Hospital.
Last evening about o'clock fire broke
ont in the liquor store of M. Kuhn & Brother,
No. 1873 N. Third street, which was extin-
guished before much damage had been done.
The District Court yesterday reappointed
the following gentlemen Inspectors of the
County Prison:-Drs. John B. Biddle, A.
Rodman Paul, and Edw. H. Trotter.
Permits we're granted during 1869 by the
Board of Health for the removal of 1857 dead
bodies, principally from burial grounds
in the built-up portion of the city.
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L. A. johnson, Mailman; James Alderdlce, Stiles;
j. X. Manning, Candy; A. s. Cannon PIKE; K. b.
Emery, Cotton; and e. r. Gsbain, Rich, hence, at
Boston 10th inst.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Anthracite, Green, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. NJ Baird & Co.
Br. barkentine Richard Pearse, Rathbun, II days
from st. Martins with salt to 8. G. l. Huntingdon
vessel to c. G. Van Horn.
Brig E. G. Redman, Redman, days from Carde-
mas with melasses to b. II. Howell, Son Co.-ves-
sci to Warren s. Gregg
Schr Thos. Clyde, Cain, days from Bath, with Ice
to Knickerbocker Ice Co. ~.
Schr Bee, Hearn days from Laurel, De with
lumber to Jas. L. Bewley s Co.
Schr Nanticoke, Outten, 8 days from Nanticoke
river, with lumber to Jas. L. Bewley q Co.
Schr Ashland, Mitchell, days from Norfolk, Va,
with cedar rails to Collins & Co. % 'l
Schr Dart, Galloway, 8 days from Choptank river,
Nd, with railroad ties TO Collins Co.
Schr Diamond State, Cooper, days from Nant1-
coke river, with lumber to Collins Co. 81.
Schr Sarah Jones, Cooper, days from Manokin
river, with lumber to Collins & Co.
Special Despatch to The Epening Telegraph.
HAvRE-DE-GRACE, May 19.-The following boats
Col. Donaldson, with lumber to ID. X. Houts Co.
Col. j. Reher, with lumber to watson, Malone
Son.
Col. Ellinger, with lumber TO II. Croskey Co.
Linnie and Emily, with lumber TO Patterson &
Lppincott.
Franklin Coskey with lumber to McIlvain Bush.
Ii. @. Trump, with lumber to d. Trump q Son.
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COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
and WasonoOysr Duck, Also. Pspsi Manafsoturer.'
pnsr fslts, from shrg 70 ssvsntysix inches. With
= JOHN w. EVHRMAN
No. 10 OHUAoH etrsst (Oits sboEss.
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.fMES> FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
Aas2s. TOWN. Inman line of Mail Steamers ap.
point ed to sail as follows
City Of London, Saturday, May q, at l0A.M.
City of Paris, Saturday, May %, p. M. :.
City of Baltimore Halifax, Tuesday, May 81 Z. n.
City of Brooklyn, Saturday, june 4, A. M.
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
from Pier Is. North River .ss.nv -
BIZ THE MAIL STEAMER EAniEQ EVERY azTuADAx
PAYABLE in Gold, Payable In Currency.
FIRST OARiN @ . siOo sTEERAGR 80. .... ..sa
To London.....-....". m6 10 London.....-....... g
Z. 4. PASSAGE THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HALIFAX.
CABIN. BTEERAGE.
b Payable in Gold. dl.s Payable in Currency.
Ayerpool- ............eso Liverpool .....-.....eS
St JShn,s: n St 3 JeShn,s: San: -, F.: 90
Passengers forwarded to Havre, Hamburg Bremen.
etc, at reduced rates - % t---i, 80 :
Tickets can be bought at moderate rates by
wishing to send for their friends
JOHN @. DALE, Agent,
Lr.t... raFf ..5-LLl-LL No. Is Broadway N Y.
Orto O'DONNELL q FAuLiK, Agents.
Is No. 402 CHESNUT Street. Philadelphia
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CIEAhEU YESTERDAY.
Ship Saranak, Dunlevy, Jr., Mobile, Cope Bros.
Steamer j. S. Shriver Webb Baltimore A AGroves,J
Sw; bark Bloomer, Culberg Gibraltar for orders, L.
Westergaard g. Co.
Schr Thomas Clyde, Cain, Weymouth, Slnnickson &
Co. ..- -...Is r'trr.. .I, p
Schr p. A. Grau, Lake, Norwich, do.
Schr K. A. Cheesborough, Smith, Stonington, do.
Schr Minnesota, Phinney, Hyannis, do.
Schr Chas. Cooper, Nickerson, Chatham, do.
Schr Marietta Hand, Norton Orient, do
Schr d. s. Siner, Huntley, Cambridge, do.
Schr Abbott Devereux, Rich, New Orleans, ID. 5.
Stetson s. Co. I'll.
Schr A. P. Simpson, =, Salem, j. Romme Jr. &
Bro. u
Schr Gen. Grant, Frame, Newport, do.
Schr G. Herrick, Baldwin, New Bedford, do.
Barge M. T. Connolly, Mulheim, New York, Sinnick-
son & Co.
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Coryespondencs Of The Euening Telegraph
EASTON A McMAHON,S BU1LETT

NEW YORK OFFIcK, May 1I.--FIye barges leave IN
tow might, for Baltimore, light i
Gen. Keim, with marble, for Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, May 1.-THE follow
ing barges leave In tow tonight eastward 90
<. ]. Taylor, s. NJ. Hildreth, Amelia, Hydeville, d.
Bddlecum, A L. Grimm, and j. Il. Wethy, all with
coal for New York.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, May 1s.-Barge
Hope, with coal for Baltimore, left yesterday.
- L sc,
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ES wellington a.. .'aln.
Apctloaaer and Rcal Esi;.te Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuABLE
OPPOSITE THE TUB .Ts RF.-By virtue
Of a deed OF trust exacTtcd to the subscriber,
hearing date the LAT of julie, 1897 duly recorded In
richmond Hastings COnrt. IN deed book -, No;
S. page ST. shall, in execution thereof proceed
to sell at public auction, On the premises. On
THURSDAY the 2sth Of Sct tnmher, 1870. at tlf-
mast O'Clock p. H. IL fair, II not. the trst fair
day thereafter. that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
with the ground attached thereto. fronting 62 feet
more or less, on the north eide of Capitol street,
running back about I38 feet Inches. more or legs
10 the south line Of Broad street on when II mas
The same front as on Castnl street. and bounded
on the east BY the City ii all west 10y the First
PRESBYTERIAN church. The dwelling ls now occu-
pied hy Mrs. Duval as 4 clearinghouse. and1s IN
good order. It was remodellrd come years ago,
and contains all OF the mooern conyeniences
usually found In a flrst-class dwelling.
1t will he yidrd so rs to sell with the dwciling
Ali of the front on Capitol street. running hack 30
feet with the privilege OF IN alley leading out To
Broad stree and the front o" Broad street VIII be
divided into three lots, of which there Is an
excellent RRICK TEEEMENT used ms Offices
and for business purposes, which has always COM
mRnCed fair rents
The location is Unsn! passed nv any In Rich
mond, being in front Of and commanding 4 ine
view Of the Capitol Square and washington hlontl-
ment and whilst 1t Is I'm he centre of Inc city u Is
Vet retired For lawyer. doctor, or dentist, IL s
All that could he desired. The basement, by Il
small outlay, conld readily ne. converted into
offices. ,-,,o
hle that arrangements may he made AT the hour vi
sale 10 extend reasonable credit
ROBERT r. HOWISON, Trustee
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aTs1TIon aAIrs -rnture Days:

HyRT1sTTFY SALE OF A VALUABLE
l TSRNTN HAIIFAxs CoURTY.- BY yiTIu ".
of deed of trust executed on tle o. !, Noon and
gust, 1900, BY James A. m9on s,a and j. NJ
Gordon, trustees for the pmrposss. I1f snhy he
we viii. as said trustees, cell on Thu
9Th day Of Move nber 1870 e. 70 s y, lock 81
at hubble auctlnr. the TRACT OF LAM ~, ". Y1,,ch
deed m ntloned IL being The same ,%E sh OF ts inie
hanSs so n1 TO hssi sad oon
north side of Dan river. In The county Oh fd
rontni Ing l. 1gi acres more or less ah md I,r
bv tho IondI Of the lac Richard logan anu Dr. D.
THIS lana is in ore of the hes. INSTANTANEOUS c IN
the county, convenient to c1"rcmesi raiIrnad
T rue1 imnroye,ncnfs consist OF GOOD FRAMED
DWELflNG of six rooms built IN 1861; np3n TIE
St, aid In and about
twenty other buildings, such as tenant-honse5 and
tohacco blrns-all new. There are large nun
her Of apple sn ma to the %n sra
a gr s Of all kIud especially WHEAT, GLOVER.
and TOBACCO and e no in he highest late ate
If Improvement. Said to be the best "haat iaha
It is seldom so desirable place is put upon the
market il is but eight mi es from scottshurg de-
pot the dnd ,an There are aout sIS
AGREs 2F G6A or Nba fA aTe 6s
i.irer low grounds OF the very best. quality: the
residue Is forest. a large portion OF the place u
in fine clover. It has lotely been divided into two
tracts, and Will he sold either as whole or as Two
tracts to suit purchasers.
TERMS : The deed requires the property to be
sold for 9 ,sh sufficient to pay off the deed
The title Ia perfect. Purchases are inyitcd II t.
pleasure In showing the property to any " no may
wi5hto examine with view Of purchasing t0a-
session win be given at once. For fnrth,r m,0F-
burg Va. ! WI \: G 6: oFFHnsSD6iEros,s Trustees.
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A dandy, remarking one summer day
that the weather was so excessively hot
that when he put his head in a basin OF
water it fairly boiled, received for reply:
''Then, sir, you have calf's head soup at
very little expense"
Teacher.-"Lookh here, Johnny, suppose
you had twenty sugar plums, and you
wanted to divide them into four parts. You
give five to the baby and five to Gaylord.
Now what would you do with the other
tenn" Scholar" Eat 'em."
A disreputable scamp described his de-
ceased uncle " as greedy old pig" Being
asked why he SO spoke of him, ne sa,a ); !;
:" Because he left me nothing in his (s)will.
A cotton stalk is on exhibition in Calves
ton which contains over 300 large Dolls.
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How DREAMS ARE CACSEp--fh oiu ~
nrove that almost any dream can wiz. s,'ecial
cradle certainty, he eNriteu ~ npd =
classes of stimulants. W. hauls sor,nsd on
series of experiments To ns pnanrded very
himself when asleep ""'>'
S9't tsat or ncriment.-He caused himself 10
.:.,.,od With a feather on the lips ana
t ne ~, nf the nostrils. He dreamed that ne
, ,mss" Subjected 10 o horrible punishment. a
m,ast Of pitch was applied to his face, ana
then torn roughly off. taking WIN II the
skin Of his lips, nose anu race. -,
second eypcrimcnt.-Ap PAIR ot tweeEerS
VIC beId n little distance from his ear, and
struck with pair of scissors. tie dreamed
that hn heard the ringing Of bells. rms
mos soon converted into the tocSin, and this
.,,geested the days of june, lS4S.
;Tb;rd eSperiment.-A bottle Of eau de
oolnrne was held to his nose. He dreamed
that he was in perfumer's shop. This eX-
cited visions of the East; and he dreamed
that he was in Cairo, in the shop OF jean
Marie Farina. Many surprising adventures
occurred to him there, the detals OF winch
were forgotten. u.,, ,,,o;s,,.
match was held close to his nostrils. lie
dreamed that he was at sea (the wind was
blowing in through the window, and that
the magazine In the vessel blew up.
Fifth experiment.-IIe was slightly pinch
oil on the nape Of the neck. He dreamed
that blister was applied. And this re-
called the recollection of physician that
had treated him in his infancy.
Sixth experimental piece OF red-hot
iron was held close enough to him to COM
municate q slight sensation Of heat. He
dreamed that robbers had got into the
house and were forcing the inmates, 10y
nnttinr their feet to the fire, to reveal
where their money was. The idea OF the
rohher suggested that of Nine. d AbranteS.
who. he supposed. had taken him for her
secretary. and in whose memoirs he had
read some account Of bandits.
Seventh experiment.-The word parGfd-
o1romus was pronounced in his ear. He
Understood nothing, and awoke with the
recollection Of very vague cream. me
word mamGn was next USED many tllneS;
He dreamed of different subjects, but hearu
sound like the humming OF bees. several
the words Azor, Castor. Leonore. ON
awakening he recollected that he had heard
the last two words, and had attributed
them to one Of the persons WHO had con-
yersed with him in his dream.
Eiohth eyperiment.-A drop of water was
allowed to fall on his forehead. lie
dreamed that he was in Italy. that he was
very warm, and that he was drinking the
wine of Orv1eto.
Ninth experimental light. surrounded
by piece Of red paper. was repeatedly
placed before his eyes. He dreamed OF Il
tempest and lightning, which suggested the
remembrapce of a storm he had encoun-
tered in the English Channel in going from
MerlalX to Hayre.
These observations are very instructive,
inasmuch as they show concluSively thai
one very important class of our dreams Is
due to our bodily sensationS.-Onced Week.
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py Thomas w. Jzeesse, Auetfopeer,
No. 1911 Main streeti ,.s. I.

vToU sEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR.
III RAGS. IRON SAFES. &C.. AT AUG
TI,,N.-I will cell ut my auction-honse THIS
nay. commencing at 10 O'clock. n large assort-
n,ent or HOUSEHOLD FuRNTrURf, &C., con.
WATnJrT rARr OR SUITS, in reps tney);
MAHOGANY and WaLAuT RrTEEA US
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS
In Paris;
MAHOGANY SOFAS and rtfLIoS
+ "ATHER BEDS and MAT q SsES,
EXTFEt ION and other TABLES,
OAK. MAHGANY. and PIs AIN DESKS,
BUSSELS CARPET,
Fine OIL PAINTING,
SEWISG-MACRlNEs.
show CASES ard LOUNGE
LETTER PRESSES and GINNING STOVE,
UNE-HORSE ca RRJAaE, with four seats, very
handso me and In good order;
One TRUCK ard four IRON 1.FES
seq FHOs. ". KERsEE, Auct.
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Some years ago there resided in one OF
the principal towns o! Maine butcher,
who, though illiterate. was not without
wit. During one of his diulnal rounds with
his cart he stopped at Judge BIS, who
asked. .'What have you to-day, Thomas; :"
Mutton, Judge"
"How much pound?'
"Two cents and half. Have somet"
"Two cents and a half a pound J" re-
piled the Judge, in affected establishment.
.sPlI live on faith before III pay two cents
and half pound for mutton"
The butcher-man paused moment, and
holding out his hand, replied, "Judge.
you'll have to diet on repentance some time
before you can lire upoa faith"
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BY Grubhs Y Williams, Auctloleers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank sire cts.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY
1 Eight ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE
LAND, on TIE MEADOW-BRIDGE ROAD.
ABOUT HALF MILE NORTH OF THE
CT fY.-Ia execution of deed OF trust from E.
= Gentry to the subscriber, trustee. dated Slst
May, 1857, and recorded In Henrico County Court
cnred I will sell, upon the promises. on THURS
DAY, 9th october at q O'Clock p. d.. uf fair II
NOT, on the first fair day thereafter, at the same
hour % acres Of LAND sit lated as above stated.
adjoining the land OF Ed. VIM. de Eoss and
others, being part of the farm formerly owned
by A. A. Morris, ard overlooking the CITY.
TERMS Cash for expenses Of executing the
trust and for Gne-fourth of The debt now due, say
AeCO a credit Of twelve months for the remaining
threc-fourthS say r., 700 and the residue upon
such terms as the eranto. or his assigns may Ill
rect and In Of mis- their failure t. give any
directions, upon such terms as Will name At the
time Of sale. The credits to he for negotiable
notes, with int est added, ard secured by deed
of trlat. The purchaser to pay taxes for 1870.
T. h. STARK E, Trus &c.
GRI-BBS X WILLIAMS, Auct'rs. sees
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POPULAR SUBJECT FOR PIcTuRE.-Read
has in Rome rich painting illustrative of
"Abou Ben Adhem,' Leigh Hunts beauti-
full poem. The back ground is formed Of
corridors in the oriental moresco STYLE Of
architecture, and the many-colored inlaid
marbles, the swinging lamps, and fine dra-
peries, contrast well with the angel who
Sits with the Book Of Life at the feet of the
old mans couch.
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WHY BLACK SKIRTs ARE NoRS IN
FRANcE.-ThoSe fortunate French wives,
mothers, and sisters. who have not lost If
latives in the war. make visits Of coincidence
to their afflicted friends in black silk petit
coats. made with three 1louncess, separated
bv bands Of curled feathers OF levelled.out
rilches. Overdress of China crepe, hor-
dered by q feathered band. and frill of black
lace. How consoling Says The queen, a
officer who has fallen OH the battlefield
with bullet through his manly heart. to
receive visit forty-eight hours after the
event from a sympathizing friend, clothed
in black China crepe dress, over black
silk petticoat /! Would not n skirt Of sack
cloth, trimmed with ashes, he more appro-
PIRATE!
NOW Tell Us why black skirts are worn
here.l
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. ar aaTI,,rlfs-.ufura nays.

A ITCTTONe SALE OF "a vAlLgJ ABLE AZ p
ss 4 Ss !. IL Il d ,hs p1fs9
lses, on s,fr Jsy thereafter tnfs TRACT OF
ths nr HsIJ 1siP hGREs tho whole Is mot
sold then said tract WIN be v, .Isat R Rs2 two S Ss
ABOUT IVY m chs ard OF choice fruit and tue
narh the mill seat De orchard all the buildings
necessary for large family, and 6ea OF lula W
per cent pure lime; each haV1hs apst' "a a''e' v
Woodland. ,,,,,o q, ono two
any , t 10 land The PERSONAL PROPERTY
viii he ofrered on liberal terms, t. be made kho"o
IN day Of sale. ,,.,,rod NJ. Mr.
,r," CI, ,pM,N Mt Waynesbor0', or OF
Ii WM A. PRATT, StauDt0n, va.
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Ey Wellington Goddin,
Auctiouecr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OE RICHMOND, AT THE CORNER OF
franklin STREET AND LOCUST ALE " /.
By virtue OF two deeds of trust, the hfst 10 :.
bearing date 4h February, 1857. and the second to
W. j. Gibson. trustee, eXecuIed by E. 3D. STOKES o
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, we
shall in execution thereof proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises. on FRlDAY. the 3Uh
not, he frs, fair cav thereafter, the REAL Es-
TAT conveyed by the said deeds, consisting OF q
LOT fronting so feet on the east line or Locust al
To- an alley In common feet wide, having thereon
THKEELARGE BRICK TEhEMENTS, which
have been used rs hotel ard clearinghouse by
said E. FL. Stoke:.
TERMS: BY consent of parties. they will be one
third cash balance at one and two Year:, for ne
eotsble notes, interest added, secured by a trust
deed. w. GODDl Trustees
WA. ID. Glib SON,S ~NN'
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BY Wellington Goddin,


VALUABLE LOT ON THE EAST
Y SIDE IF EIGHTEENTH BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR
SALE At AUCTlON.--Will be sold st auction,
on The premises, on SATURDAY, the LIST Of Octo-
Der. 1870, at O'Clock P. M, that VALUABLE
LOT located vs. above, fronting about Is ice.
running back 60 feet, adJoiuing the residence OF
the late Charles Gentry. II Is well adapted az
site for retail grocery store.
Terms: At sale W. GODDIN,
en- % AuctiOneer.