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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08
By Gruhbs ( Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucti2ncc7s'
Eleventh street between Main anu BANK.

Eleventh street between Maln and Bank.
.EOsT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, No:
NJ Go. ~ TaE WEST SIDE , OF 1G GfIY
BETWEEN MARS II ! Il ,-?2T rD ne. va,
he sold at pstT on h the prc"''e: %% p
~ unrSIi,rxC,F above Described, being the late
residence of c"lonSl John III ws tGa t Fs sna
ny -, the residence Of :. c. Greenhnw,
ESD rootans eight Min IN r"si% %l" rl Ss
VA. NJ I'm. ra,h-rnom watcr-cl0sctS. aiif ample
mnHatinn for servant ana ineia.c , tn
some parlnrs with marble niinlcis ,sne'' ~
m, nd .,InSs,nt chambers, diuing.roo!n, &c.
THE premises are In nice oiGeT nu t. Ie" aeI -
If Tin has been &c emily put on. tolnninlg, as II
o1i ali modern c3nyrH'cHs s w SS on the
avn, ,his nav he Justly regarded rs one OF the
most acslrahlc rc=ltc ccs in III. city no" offered
for sale. ,.,,,co ,t civ md
twelve months tar ncgotihe h"Ics, inleiest
ADDICT and secured by tIu't ,!ccd. ulciii9ci W
pay ""'''' '''' IEITliBS 4 WILLIAMS,
huctInncrrS.
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AUCTION SALEss...Future Days.
Z BY Gruhbs q Williams, Y
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
RIcventh street between Main and Bank.

TgAMED TENEMENT ON THE EASE
SIDE OF Third STREET, BEING THRU
House From sHoTKoE NIL Ikc gT{nRYIE Us
MONDAY. 18th April. at ~ o. o'clock p. IL. we viii
sell. on the premises, the HOUSE located ads
above, ntiining four rooms,
annum, and Its purchase would be good invest
mcnf.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
op7 AHctioneers.
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MATCHES, MATCHES, MATCHES
WI We have In store large supply of very SUI
perIor PAREoR MATCHES, which we will sell
In lols to suit purchasers st factory prices Give
us q call WAGGQNER & HARVEY,
Agents Wilmington Psrlor Match Company.
NH Ii
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i.SSkicha rd>nu ( Co.,
Resi- Estate A"cn.s and A@Cllonetr5,
30. lil3 Main street.
SALE or REAL ESTATE

r,Rus1uE' SAFE l51 Of EEAL v ESTA II
L * Hmm; 'rte tn" C'h october, 1868
ana Te t Henric D. e. S. SrG IT SC Fs
mlreJ 50 10 do Ivy tho i'"ae,.> ID, scil at pubic
rrr,..l slt1l! IS ,c.6trc IL Sd" ~ 'InDAT III.
auction, Ia iEt h;.h- ST bidder; 81. - count,
OH Anrii proxiuiG In front - i!%bf, Rich
court .u,sl on slaIn ,lstct IN the c' IL, td II
mnnh \ rIr:ain TRACT Of h.:l$ ID m"niin'> 8"
said deed ard f,lrycy therein REFERRED u as =.
ta;nIuS n.l. IiIr<iJRF.D AND FiEf NY :.
sXD FjEF.- IGTITIIS ACRES. twn-tiiF'hj q:
which lane. i 4 AIRED and improved, t;ic hait.:cH
heavily tincclcl with pt;ic, ok, iiisk"rF, *
With 4 comfortable fraIne dwelling containing
r,IIr rooms and til" usual ou:-h us'S ltateu IN
ucur!co Sounty tn miles &ist OF Nichhinh"; an :,
within two mIl.S Of Meadow station, on I've l"Ih
River ralruati: and is tie sane re :! 1etIte G1h
yrvr,, hv Jacob Truman 10 Richard hld,l by dcnd
md 18th Nav 1853, and recorded Ill thc clcTh
office of the COUNTY .urt % Henri2o rs CONTAINING
nme imndrtd acres ard which appears by recent
survey carefully made 70 contain lnp iUo-lT w
acres And while the rccorGs only car lor NV
acrrs It is believed that .he title {" 10 w
is iudI>putabl" but selling ~ trustee VIII G,a I
ycv ONLY such title IS vested III ii7 by Si" oee"
Oft ust. ,or.r,bo .-,enscs
oCryr"uling lh!S trust and u pay on h1' y, VI
X ~ with in crest thereon FROM tie IL d'f .! o'
nary $40 4 credit rs - so Eih'h as ma nr n H.
sary To meet and Ill scharsc - note Q! T!lo ""e '
lst July, 1870 AMI the residue On literal zine.
j. A. TICH AREsUN. Trustee:
RICHARDSON K Co, Auct!oncers. ;iil or
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BY Wellington Goddin,
4 .rIthf ailI 4 liEllOllItI

VERY EXCELLENT AND Coz r.
' NIENrLf-LnCATEl HE E ~ Fn u;
EIGHTH STREET <EAR ~ Lhiiit' ,o H..
RR!t'k DWELLING located as 'ps'e; e, ", ,
Ing cigt,. rooms besides kitchen ..s ,uI
order. with front aud rear porticos, 49,. al,
water on The premises. and good-sZcd
Is really M. residence for moderate-s. HNN
family. Apply to
- W. GODD1S.
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By W. Goddin, Auctloncer.

SMALL FRAME TENEMENT ON THE
~ NoRTHEAST CORNER nF DoiEm a - u
uhRVIe sThEETs, FOR SALE AT a. anG ~, VIZ
DAY the sth oc April. 1870, nj O'Clock L. NJ,
small FRAMED TENFMr Mt Ioeacd as aboyc,
containing three rooms ana kHcheh. ane c lot
Is 4 corner one, and has e 'foht oil aDout 20 leeI
and depth o. ls0 fr'tto AZ, alley.
TERMS: nnc-third cash BALANCE NJ four ana
Iii. months for negotiable notes, interest addcd,
.sns W. GODDTE, huctioneer.
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VERY VALUABLE UEIMPROVED
Y TEtI, ISL, NE IL THE BCENT DIS
thur BOT SDFD BY CAKG, A - g TlBEi I, |:
I h a4meiiy stood sSl the columbian Hotel sud
he shos at wh t stsGS o nh @ OF cay
trani r Ia ,cet front on Virginia 81, Get 81 81
feet nd front on Sho' ke slip of 100 feet. This
pr ptrty is locat IN th" centre OF me IA, -
:. II lbs lie trne of orr city, portion Il WhicH -
T., f.nmt ~ IN. 81 e on which .he Dauric Il tllrnad
Cnmpanv propose erect 'heir new dSpnt. i ms
is regarded rs amongst tie i,S' loc''",S III NV, nv
S.! i% Of = grand building for tl use Of tt"
corn T. ychsncc Tobacco Exchange, ana ,ii'tl!i-
II viii IL sold as a whole or, II preferred, VIII
he sold In separate parcels.
pla, can he scc!! III my once: -,,,,~
a. Zeal Estate Auctl"ncer.
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Ry Francis Il, i.b"il.
turtinn"cr and zeal Estate Agent.
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank'

o,p1-sTEFs SALE OF TWO DESIRA
nIE BRICK TENEMFNTS AND SIEVE
RAJ BTlLDINi Its -, N p; THE I SRlfHiIpE
AZ 0Sn IiENKY. SHOCk0E HILL. AT AEC,
TiON.-By virtue OF a decd % trust hearing date
IN fine lst DAY of June, lSj:, lulyrcorcd in Rich
mnnd musings Court, executed by George Tim.
imrake, shall rs trustee tEcrain named, proceed
70 sell n; pulric auction, FRIDAY the Eth day
OF Ard 1870, upon the premise, commencing al
a. o'clock T. NJ. tn. real estate in the said deed
dcscribcI and conveyed. To Wit: Al that certain
lot o. p,rccl OF LAND, with TWO BRICK TEN
mona. from ing !i5 feet oil the line Of Marshall
street between Smith and Henry streets a;d rtIii-
ming back - feet. more or !r9s 10 au alley. The
buildings are conveniently ccJ-irucfcl and nearly
rrw having been CTCctr.--un" inst before and Lie
9TH, since. the war. The tors have Il front oi
l:out 80 feet each. This property i III desirable
aud raliC.ly- i'm proving pa: ii Tie ely.
TEENS : Cash - 10 Onc-IOurth 81 Inc purchase
money. AMI the residue upon credit OF {, y, and
II month. f, !iC"oiIriG iiu!cs wit interest added
and secured Ly deeds Of trust.
DAVID +. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by tHA%CIS I. }aHELT- Auc-
tiunccr. a I S---.n,
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BY 4. {. Pulliam Auctioneer,
southwest corner of Main and Fourteenth streets.

fIONNJsSIONER'SS SALE OF A FALU-
\ ABLE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD, hEhh'
RICuMnNp.-I In pursuance of deere n " me i,e
circuit court of Chesterfield, pronounced III tS
Nav term, 1881 In suit therein Depending. st!lcu
samuel T. Nelson q ais. rs. en ny n mGsrS on
LKin,y The g. h dav Of April 1.ip. At J: n,ci9ck
NJ The TRACT or LASD MH Ie,son r re
rnntpIrjnp :hnut rWD HUNDRED M -
VE%TY-FIVE ACRE about ":'nsli o., wnlrn
T. ,ca, cl and in cultivation. tie residue II, wnnus
.,,,I ,j,nb.r Located about seven lrti"s lfoH,
Rirhnnrd rc,r .Iaiurs rtEer ana 3t,oh on aliu =
itf ,nil,.- from me Richmond and i,aHFl'l rail-
road. uttlllly alton: ninhc- "i nnod s,fiilss,
and is otlIcrwiSe well watrrcd Dwelling WIN I'VE
,,mnj room. and usual ollt-hUildi It's conTe-
Iirur,. e. market, &C.. Offer Inducements IT, pr.
sons In ,.lc,t "r a good f'sn. 1t may be divided
If deem I! advisable.
TEXANS: one. fourth caah: balance at six.
twelve, aud eighteen mcnths IN tonds carrying
interest stle retained till the purchas,. money IS
ihilS pail. =. =. st
Sale conducted ry A. c. PULL1AN, Anr.ionecr.
up
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90 BY Paias d CO., dactfoneess
L ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE

.
On WEDNESDAY The 18th instant We win
sell Mt our warehouse, without reserve several
large Invoices Of choice and desirable goods,
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
fresh goods in great variety, suited 10 the season.
Also, p large invoice of
LINEN GOODS,
consisting Of HEAVY BROWN DUCKS AND
DRILLS, DUCK COATISGS, SPANISH AND
BkAI LLNENs, STAIR LINENS, PLAIN AND
TWILLED CRASH, BIRUS-EYE DIAPERS,
TABLE DAMtSKS, FRENCH CANVAS, LIN
EECANBRIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NAPKINS,
DOYLIEs. HUCKABACk TOWELS, FINK
IRISH LINENS, PRINTED SHIFTING LIN
EMS, &C., &C., with variety of
HITE GODS.
ALSO,
200 CASES BOUTS AND SHOES
embracing The usual variety.
CLOTHING, HAYS, ItaRAELLAs, DC.
SPH1hG CLOTpISC
being the stock OF large o.othin9-house nov IN
liquidation. ''' :"
To be closed without limit or reserve.
aps PAlNE 4 Co, Auctloneers.
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"BER, SHINGLES, &c.-WOOD-
al son, LUMBER & COMMISSION
adjoining Richmond and Peters
IN keep constantly for sale at
II WAkRr alarge stock.of Virginia
MERCK AN1s and AIERCHAETA-
burg railroad rep nrica 'MBER, DRESS
the lowest MAI Az - GEkt "ial attention
and NoEth L as9UiiIT Sp aTISG L. aest u call
Rhir LLoooRiSa, POSTS, &C. q spy row.
rom &, ff 1T Want s q 'shnryhlns th %
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HAPPY TIDINGs FoRTHELADIEs.

We would call the special attention O { the public
to the magnificent display Of new goods at
JULIUS MEYERS.
| COS Broadstrtet, two doors below Sixth
amongst which
CHIDRES'S KID GLOVES, In beautiful shades:
Pretty PARASOLS for children and ladies;
Exquisite spring style ARABS aui >HAWLS;
grand supply Of FASHIONABLE DRESS
GO0NS, comprising SILK ard JAPANESE
POPLINS, LENOS, GRENADINES IRON
BARRGES, MoZAMBIQUES, JACOSETs,
CHALLIES, PIQUES, &c;
BONS, for sashcs. bows, and other purposes
Black and white and col0rcd LINEN LAWN at
25c. yard 4 real bargain;
LADIES nose from Zoe. pair upwards;
STRIPED and CHECKED MUSLIN ct Soc
worth Soc.
4-4 BLEACHED COTTON and good CALICO
atlc1c.;
Really nice shades or VEIL GRENADISE Al
T5c. yard:
LACE aud LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS:
COLORED MARSEILLES TRIMMING at Csc
piece; and u large lot Of other DRESS
TRIMMINGS 1T wonderfully low prices
And thousands Of other sclsonable and desirable
goods ut JULIUS MEYERS.
ap2--.w co3 Broad near sixth street.
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BY ". Goddin, Auctloneer.
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.


VALUABLE FARM OF ONE Hun
REE Gt AYR TESfET5 Gn1Iy A frk
MILES EAST OF RICHMOND, NEAR TIE
STuNYRUN OK Ei&t-MlLE ROAD. FOR
ofTtr rrr sale tie BtAuTIFUJ, FARM ioca cd rs
above. Formerly owned and occupied by Colonel
shrrwn Hcitac. cent lining. by recent survey, lin
SEVEN -TII.,Ek AND \ HALE ACRES. uf
viii n aho:t i&9 acres are open land Of excellent
quality t20 acres, IN clover, balance in wood and
I've place consist Of an EXCELLENT DWELL
ING contain IL seven rooms which has recently
been painted shingl"d, and papcrcd. Ih: out
wise rep .ircd. .nd considerable fencing and drn-
tag done. THIS farm adioins DR.. FricuG's hir.
picot's, &c, and is il Il desirable and healthy
ncichholhuod. Possession given Immediately, if
required.
Terms Reasonable. Apply to
w. GODDIN,
ap 6 st Real Estate Auctionccr.
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HIGH CONSTABLES SALE.-At Office
I 4 on Twt nth street, will be sold. on SATUR-
DAY April 18th, 1870. at 10 O'Clock a. 81, the fol-
lowing propcrty-to wilt:
one MhHUuANY CABINET and GLASS, mar
bic top
One N:AIIOGAhY WASHSTANU, marble top:
one BRUSSELS CARPET and RUG:
Ofe LARGE MIRROR. gilt frame;
Six CUSHION CHAIRS;
Two SOFAS;
One RECEPTION CHAIR, cushion;
one LARGE ARM CHAIR, cushion;
E ne ROCKER. cushipn;
r, % ETEGErES;
On, MARBLE.TOP TABLE;
omn CAEDLEsTAND;
tmc J, tT-RACk;
One FE;h DER AMI che set Of FIRE -1RONs, &C.;
to satisfy .Sundry distress warrants IN my hands.
JAMES JLAWRIE,
,r- 'U.h Constable City of Richmond.
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The following gentlemen arc with me- aud will
be pleased TO see their friends j. WIESBCRC J.
d. IHk.iER, GEORGE SwABACHEK ". POWERS
aud w, j. EGGLESTOS. ans
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONER: SALE Off VALU-
tABLE REAL EsThTs ~ 81, TIE L SH ~
SIDE OF CARY STREET Br.TWEEN FOL II
TENTH AND FtFTEENIll.--ln execution OF
decree Of the circuit rGur, OF Hicllnnnd entered
on tie 10th la, Of say nhcr leg, i'll The case CT
R,hm and ats. rs. Eahm and as. me subscriber,
special cuInmi -lCncr ayro!rtc! for The purpose.
VIII sell at auction, upon The premises, on MON
DAY 18th april 1870, III L. "'circk 81, II lalr, Ii
mt IN, II on the !ral fair da: Thereafter, 1T the
same hour the RttL EsTaTE which WAS sold
by 4 d. Railn, coInmiss: uDcr. TO Boyle " train-
HE sitr,It:L as stated above. fronting 80 feet on
Cary street aud running back l99 cct 10 an alley,
being the same properly upoa which the shops OF
said Eoylc L Gamble DoH stand.
GERMS Ia sufficient t. tl'.fraT expenses OF
sale and the costs in court. AID the sum OF $1,000
with interest from 18th February, 1865: credit rs
TO 81 20 with interest thereon from 18Th Fchru
ary 1865 until 18TH February, 1871; further
credit as 10 81 100 with rtcr"st thereon from 18th
Fe,,r"arv. 1863 mill 18th august. ISL: aud tie
residue ,pOu terms - lac maGr knuFn 1T The time
OF sale tic purchaser 10 execute for the Uttered
pavmelts negotiable Huis6 WAR Interest added
from the Gay vi safe, ard also 70 pay taxes for
1870 , he Title will Dc retained b. the court until
the notes are paid.
CHARLES T. WILLIAMS.
Commissioner,
GPCBES & WILLIAMS. AuctionceTs. NH so
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4. G.. pELLIAM. AuctiOncer,
BY Grubbs L Williams. Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main aiad Bank streets,

EIrECnth DCtWetn Naln aI3d Bank strects,
HQnSESSS AND ,,T LOT9 ~, SO9TaWEST
BILE STREETS, FOR SAL L AT AUCTION
WIN be sold ut auction. on the premises. on TUES
DAY the 18th April, at half-oast O'Clock =. NJ,
the REAL ESTATE located as above described,
adjoining the property of b. Briel, Esq.
The loj has front Il II s-l2th feet Eighteenth
street and II feet ON Fenable.
The improvements consists Of 3 RI K
HOUSE with four rooms and two she'd rooms, and
A FRAMED SHOP.
There Is 4 bold spring of clear cold water on the
Or. misses. Thi, might be made a DIES irable bust
ness stand.
TERMS : One-thrd cash four and eiyht months,
with interest and trust deed.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
ant Auctioneers.
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DRY GOODS.
TNHE MOST IMPORTANT CASE
WHICH HAS EVER BEEN
UNDER CONSIDERATION HAS AT LAST
BEEN DECIDED
THAT JULIUS sYCLE SELLS THE CHEAP.
EST GOODS IN THE CITY.
He is receiving daily. in addition to large and
well-selected stock 8 fresh supply OF FINE
DRESS GOODS OF the latest styles.

Printem-s beautiful shades, at 25c. worth 4oc. :.
Plaid Pc lins Mt 35c.. cheap at Soc. Striped rena
dimes ~. 20c., sold at 4oc.: Japanese Popns plaid
Wf.alebone Corsets at Sc; Linen Handkerchief
a. s5c. per dozen, cheat; Hens itched Handker.
chief. at 2oc, cheap NJ +oc: Huckaback Towels at
loc Lace Collars. Colirets, ana Illusion Capes :.
Lace Handkerchief, Naicncicnnes, Laccs, and
Edgugs, In real and iinmiation goods
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BY Lee L Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

II 70 '" ''UUIH, AHCFIDHCCT51
No. lll3 Main street.
I ,ARGE BRICK BUILDING, FORM
Il, - ERLY RICHMOND GYMNASIUM, on
AND NINTH, FOR SALE Ar AUCTioy,H
We VIII sell, on SATURDAY The 9th in.
slant, at O'Clock Z. ~, the large BglCK
and c1tc nding back lo7 feet to an alley. Thi.
property Is well suited for 4 stable or n,anufar.
tory. 1t Is on leaschold. and the term OF two
years an nine months unexDired. Full particu.
lars VIII pc announced at hour OF sale.
nDs LEE & GODDIa; Auctioneers.
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ByA. c. Pulliam. huc ,ioncef,
aoutbwost corner Main and Eou rteenth streets.

southwest corner Main and sou V'eeh'h slFeets.
| nom MJSSIONER,S SALE OF A ALL
I M EapW EEAp TITF CLOVER HILL
LKnn IN ,,rsi,src Of decree OF The
a. : 1t ~ t'' ,iid ~ unt, pronounced
a t its iebrarv term ises in tn sui styled Nancy
pr%ceSd to ss at pnbIc SnStGn the eli ih day
terrified coIirt-llou.c,"h .hoh'n, H.. rnurr ,Iay
April. 1870, ut l. clock W.; tba. DC "" cree con
tn, land lnentioned IN s"ld nilI an: ,ITS-SIS
t'nins on ~ t IT, Sn!i Jioinnr the ms for
me:!Y owned b" George w. oheai, t,R "a a hri
Corhills estate l,ng u.s. w" ,irc, n,l. w-s
s1nth "f Chcsterncil roui r1"rnr sJiyi rail.
uf Chester, and In hall it hiic % ""'e' '
rold. -. ,, ,oI.,co NJ six
TrKMS nnc,tonrln t r,si j., hnnJs bc,riup -"
tertst aod title le.alneu nIIni pa II,5 ~ wa
made. .tdn :. r. -, MI Skinner.
Gala oor.,,ctodhr !. e Fl pr I,r ape
sale conHnctce ny y. y. ! IL ~
SllERlFfS SALE ~, nFt r. T,c TcoauI IN IN
3D. TIE cirTH fc cH"ra ., .c Amaze. .haiI sell 1t
puhir auction. 1t the 81 j; nr,
vel < e., 40. I'l" ~! y! W - l. GCE.ST
|ruNC;I>l; MACHINE. used Cor ?nncniHs from
J''hMS cash. 1nIt,- " WRIGHT. D.S
ono RI far 4. Il. Thompson. :. c. r.
az u -
rAJT OH EAIIARLE REAL ES-
ThTE II MGuK.ENTuRG COUNTY,
VA. hT virtue ~ Il W. .c :. ,h rfh H., y.
for Mcckichnur: to,ii.! tcI':'dr w., ~
april l,| IN 1s , sT' -, ~ T;Tn ~ the a9. day
"fApril ls7" sell nn"n me rLriSe'' r'ir S nh;
GS, Gi'sr; ~ =" ,,n - ,icyan,cr known rs
VIA ks"ns'' lying on he w%trr' Of G"s s
creek. ~ we kein"T rJirfnTV HIrfrtE- sNn
~, r. i iiCpES y" JAN
'This irart If land i regarded as exceedingly
saMah'c am t " rS3 m-odnc. Of rho conntv.
~ .,rnar;tn .It Exhibition Of the i,nl is deemed
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CASTLE

II. oi's No. go BROAD STREET.
~ or MUNsOS COPPER TUBiu,hR
sole aSepkG ROD, superior to any other i'm the
LlCHti 80 durability, &c. '''>
maar rsj for city or any part OF the coun.
trU .ssAcFfese heuce' spl
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SPRING CAMPAIGN OF 1870,
DUCKWALL ROUSE
No. 1913, OPPOSITE POsT.oFFICE.
C0oDS NY ou- ,a,ors

Alexandra Kid Gloves at sl.e5 twarranted) worth
y: Z. Coats's Spool Cotton at 7sc. per dozen !;
pest seyard Spool Cotton at and &C.; Pins at &C.;
Needles at &c.; Hooks and Eyes at &c.; Standard
prints at loc.; Standard Bleached and Brown Cot
TONS IONS at E3s.; Androscoggin Cotton less than ono
below Wholesale quotations; Spring Dress Goods
1t ieac. worth sc; Spring Dress Goods mt s5e.
worth Soc; Shifting Csmbrics =. tic. worth 2ic.:
Best British Hosiery Sash Ribbons. &c. NH 20
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WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
Plain, Plaid, and Striped Nainsooks at Csc.
Plaid and Striped Organizes: Soft-fnish Cam.
brics, fo.ty-1vc inches wide. ut 37!c: India
Twills; Dimity for skirt!rg; Quilts white and
coloredl. all sizes and prices Pilues checked
and cordedj from Csc. upward: Linen Rosoms
plain sand RULED, CSC. and upw ard Percacs and
Lawns; Creton's aud Chinese Cloth for suits !:
Table amask. Napkins, and Doyles good Id
Gloves at Sl.25.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
Iace-PoInts, n full line: Black and Colored
Silks ut all prices; large stock OF Cassimers
Doeskins. and McltOns, for gents and boys wear
all Of which Will be sold at the lowest prices nj
JULIUS SYCLE's,
els Broad street, between Fourth aud FtGb
Closed on SATURDAYS.
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condition Of the party if it had no cele-
brations? And to keep up the good ma
ture let every Republican congratulate
every Democrat that Democratic State
has gone Democratic. Republicans have
had so many victories that the tumult and
excitement Of carrying an election is stale
with them. They rather prefer to accept
Of success in quiet and sober habit out
of rgard for the dreary and oft-de-
feated opposition. Three or four
States return Republican msjorities,
which we barely mention. A closely
contested fight declares in our favor, and
it is recorded on the bright side of events.
That is all. New York, with her immense
summing up of rascality, goes for the
Democrats, as was expected, and the
country is electrified with the news. A
broad grin stretches across the Demo-
cratic mouth, spanning from the Arostook
to the Rio Grande. A season of jollity
is poured upon the community. The fun
is contagious, and it affects the sobered
Republican to enjoy the farce while it
lasts whatever is, is right" or ought
to be; and as the New York election is,
let it be considered the best that can be
had for the money.
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THE FUN OF THE THING.

If there is one thing more than another
that stirs the generous heart, it is the
sight of real, earnest happiness. A smile
is catching to the eye and lip, and tear
is moving on the human impulse. We
catch the glow of sunshine and gladden.
with the CHEEKY laugh. 1t is the sign Of
that Universal sympathy which teaches
humanity to respect funeral, OF to give
a merry ritornello. And just now the elo-
quent iollihcation Of the Democrats over
their success in New York is ringing i'll
the public ear with such wholesale merri-
ment that even Republicans must be ex-
cused if they join in the laughter.
1t is true, New York was Democratic
before the election, and there was but
very little doubt that she would con-
tinue in that faith, SO that there really
does not seem to be much room for amuse-
ment, but the Democrats are not used to
carrying elections, and when they do elect
a governor OF win Q city, although the
thing was admitted and expected, they
must have out the guns and pour down
the foaming beaker. What would be the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-18
Letter from MC(sarrahan.

A long letter from McGarrahan to the
President. is printed in Washington papers.
It opens as follows:
''SrR-The statements relative to myself
and my claim to the Panoche Grande
Rancho, contained in Mr.. ex-Secretary
CoX's letter to you, published in this morn
ing's papers, compel me to address You and
lay before you the following facts. which
will enable you to judge. in measure. be-
tween the truth and the statements OF Mr..
Cox
Then follows distorted history OF the
case. prepared for effect outside the capital
closing with denial that he had ever at
tempted to influence the Sccretary's action
by bribery. 1t is noticeable that neither
Paschal. Shaw or McGarrahan have yet
denied that no one of the counsel in the
case had offered bride. On the contrary
it is certain that they know who did IT, and
have been very busy of late trying to find
a way to keep the writer of the letter out
of sight. McGarrahans letter closes as
follows:
The charge made by Mr.. Cox. that
attempted to secure his favor by bribery. is
as false Us it is vague. l Judge that my
guilt was more in neglect than in perform
ancc. The other incorporate and defama-
tory language which Mr.. Cox, taking adj
vantage of his official position. has seen fit
to Use. your Excellency. toward me, deem
unworthy of notice. The action of your
Excellency in giving no credence to it, or
any other of his assertions. relative to me
and my claim, and the few facts in the case.
as herein presented. is sufficient yindcation
for your EXcellency's most Obedient servant.
civilian MCGARRAHAN.'