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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-11
BY Lee & Goddin, AuctiOneere,
No. llls Main strept,

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
I ATPUBLIC AUCTION OF REAL ESTATE
Is THE CITY OF RICHMQND-Byv virtue OF
deed Of trust executed By Bernard Gotlieb ana
Der, lsCG to Thomas W. Upshur as trustee, duly Of
re ,ord In the Office Of the clerk OF Henrico county
10Th day OF April, 1870, on the premises, at q
O'Clock P. NJ. tic real estate conveyed ip said
deed, as follows-to-wlt LOTS Nos. 80 and 80 In
a plan and survey Of Buchanan's old-feld which
said TWO LOTS front on the north line OF Moore
street ABOUT $50 feet, more or less, and have the
same depth more or less, ON the west line OF Pine
AND A HALF ACRES, together with the Inn
provements thereon.
! This property is peculiarly adapted for TAN
merry, having q constant stream Of water
through It. and other facilities for such purposes
TERMS: One-;bird cash; residue ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest ad-
ded, and secured by trlsL deed.
( THOMAS W. UPSHUR, Trustee,
LEWIS E HIGBY, Assignee.
NH 28-td ~ su
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
II No. Ills Main street.


SALE OF REAL ESTATE
| I'm HENRICO COUNTY.-By virtue Of q
deed or trust bearing date the 9Th October, 1868
and recorded IN the clerks Office. of the county
court OF Heurico. D. b. 81 p. 5a, being re-
1ulred go to do by the benefciaries therein Sc
cured shall trustee In said deed, sell at public
auction. 10 the highest bidder, SATURDAY the
9th April prOximo, In front Of Heinrich county
court Mouse, on Main street in the city of Rich
mrnd. e certain TRACT OF LAND mentlonedin
said decd and survey therein referred To as con-
taInlng ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE
- Nd FtVF-EIGHTHS ACRES, twO-thtrds OF
which land Is cleared and improved. the balance
heavily tlmbercd with pine, oak hickory, &c,
four rooms, and the usual out-houses: located In
Henrico county ten miles east Of Richmond and
within two miles of Meadow station, on the York
River railroad: and Is the same real estate con.
veyed by Jacob Truman 10 Richard Kidd by deed
d.ted 18th May, 1859, and recorded in the CLERK
office Of the county urt Of Henrico as containing
one hundred acres, aud which appears by recent
survey, carefully made, TO contain l66 les-ieon
acres. And while the records only call LOT loo,
acrea tits believed that the title 10 leo acres
Is indlSputIble; but selling trustee Will con,
vey only such title is vested In m. by SAID aeeo
oftrust.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expenses 3
of executing this trust and TO pay on noE VI
$3.50 with interest thereon from the lst DAY OF jul
ary 1870 credit as to so much as may DC to
lat July 1870 and the residue on uteraI rimc.
j. a. RICHARDSON rus'ee'
RICHARDSON & Co, Auctioneers.
The above mentioned sale Is postPonsop UNI NJ
TJJJTRSDAY tho o!th instant at octock Z i. W.
an,I Meth j. A. RICHARDSON. Irustec.
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10 arrived, and the order of the day for
that hour-hearing the trial sermon OF the
candidate for ordination-was taken up.
Mr.. Converse then preached his trial ser
mon before the Prcsbytery and corgrege-
ton that had assembled.
The sermon was sustained by the Presby-
terry as satisfactory part Oh trlal lot orolh"-
ton. .. ......... 49,,
After sermon, the committees on these
subjects reported that they had examined
Mr.. Converse on Hebrew and on physical
science, and these examinations were sus-
tanned MS satisfactory.
All the examinations and the trial SER
mou having been sustained as satisfactory,
the Presbytery resolved to ordain MIR.
James B. Converse to the Gospel ministry
at the evening service in the Second church.
DR.. Armstrong was appointed to preach the
sermon customary on the occasion of an
ordination, and the Moderator, Mr.. Irwin,
vas appointed to preside. The ordination
il to take place at the close of the sermon.
Tie Presbytcry held an afternoon session
and continued the consideration OF the COM
mittee's report on the book of church order
Quite number of changes suggested we're
adopted.
The Presbytery resolved that when it ad
journed it would adjourn to meet at Amelia
Courthouse on the Friday before the second
Sabbath in June at IL O'Clock.
Recess was taken till O'Clock.
NIGHT SESSION.
At o'clock p. NJ. Presbytery met at the
Second church, and DR.. Armstrong preach
ed, according to appointment.
After sermon, the Moderator, Mr.. Irwin,
proposed to the candidate for ordination the
questions prescribed by the constitution.
MIR. James 3. Converse was then solemnly
ordained to the work Of the Gospel ministry
with prayer and the laying on of the hands
Of the Presbytery.
The Presbytery adjourned without attend
ing to further business till 81 o'clock A. NJ
tomorrow.
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Ry 4. G.. Pulliam. Aucl'r,leer.
southwest corner Main Hnd fourteenth Streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NALU-
" BILE FARM NEAR TIL CLDEER HaL ~
RAILn0Ar, IN C.ir TfRIlLLD COoM n tbc
AT ACCTION.-Tn pursuance Of decree Oh on nt,
at its February term 1869, l. tn sui styled nancy
Flood q ais rs Sarah a. Wn j. r e. Gts 81 h mis
frrneId court housc on MONDAY the 18th day or
April. 1910, at IL clock NJ that being court day,
the land mentioned IN said '!!l and decree. con-
ACRES. more or less, adjoining the lands f|r-
merIv owned by George ". Snellings and Jn l11
Cogbi's estate, lying about t"" miles any haIt
snrth Of Chesterfield courthouse three miles west
of Chester, and In half mile OF Clover Hill rail-
road. -
TERMS: unc-forrth cash: bal nee at SIX
twelve and eighteen months, In honds bearing "
tercst, and title retained mill payments are fully
made. Clik =. MCHihn.
Sale ctpd nv A. G. pUIrIaN. apo
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BY James N. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office No. s2l Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DEsI-
" RABLE VACANT LOT AT ROCKETS,
OPPOSITE LUDlAM'S WAREHOUSE, EN-
TENDING BACK TO YORK RIVER RAIL.
ROAD, At AUCTION BY virtue of an order Of
the circuit court OF the city OF Richmond, made
on The oath day Of February, 1870. in the case Of
Taylor rs. Sturges VIII sell on the premises on
THuRsDAY the 14th day Of April, 1870, at q
having front on Poplar street Of SO feet. and eX
tending back about 100 feet to the railroad aud is
mept as lumber-yard:
TERMS One-thlrdcash the balance at and
months for negotiable noIes, interest added. Title
retained until the whole purchase money shall
h we been paid and the conveyance orderrd by the
rourt JAMES II. TAYLOR,
ans Special Commissioner.
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From our Special Reporter.
EAST HANOVER PRESBYTERY.
SECOND DAY-NIGHT SESSION.
FOURTH DAY.
pETERSRuRG. /

. PETERsBURG, April 8, lS!U..
Presbytery met at half-past 8 o'clock,
and after attending to some of its routine
business took up tho important business
of the meeting, which it had been trying 10
reach by getting through FIRST with other
necessary business.
This was the consideration of the /" Book
of Church Order" The committee to whom
it was referred for revision at the last
msetipg of the Presbytery reported through
it's chairman, Rev. DIR. Browne and the
changes recommended were taken up sesi-
atm, and acted on by the Presbytery.
In the progress Of this work the hour OF
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BY Lee & GoddIn, Auctioneers.
No. ll13 Main street.

VALUABLE >FOUR-STORY BRICK
' DWELLING, ON SOUTH SIDE OF JAR
FIRST STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On W EDNESDAY, 18th April 1870, Ut 5o'clock
p. NJ, on the premises, we will sell that valuable
above described containing ten rooms; baths.
hot and cold; gas throughout the house, and brick
kitchen with four rooms, with range complete.
The lot has front OF 30 feet and extends back
about les feet to q wide, paved alley.
This property Is In very desirable neighbor-
hood: and has every convenience for large
family.
TERMS: One-third cash /; balance at six and
yeTe months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by trust deed ON the property.
LEE - GODD1E.
ma Auctinnenrs.
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HANDSOME RRICk DWELLING,
III No. 500. ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
GRACE BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
dIatelv alter the sale Of John NJ Patton's house,
say at 5 o'clack z. NJ, on THURSDAYth the litho
April. we viii sell ut auction, on the premises The
RRICE DWELLING above referred to, occupied
by S. A. Winstock, Esq. 1t contains twelve
rooms, with marble, mantpls In the principal
Ing range hot and cold baths, and every modern
convenicnca. The ARRANGEMENTS are admirable
in every respect, and combine comfort and con-
ycnfcncc I'm an unusual degree. The premises are
in thorough repair. and well suited for profess
sirnal or business man, being within few steps
NJ inr Capilul SQUARE and near to business. An
Of the premises win satisfy any one
that it Is much more desirable Than It's outward
appearance indicates.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by Il trust decd Taxes and insu
rance fer 1910 70 be paid BY the purchaser,
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
mn AuctiOneers.
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AUCTION M. I g sA1.Es-rature Days.
By Lee &'Godd!n, ,Auctioneers, Il
No. lila Main street. -.

by Lee q Godoin, ,Anctloneers, III
No. 11la Main street. se
ENTITY FEET OF GROUND, FRONT
H11Na on TESTER STREET, IN IfoCKETTs,
WITH UNFINISHED + A III E EulLDlEG
THEREON. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-On
THURSDAY, 14th OF April, 1870, on the premises
At O'Clock r. NJ, we will sell Tho LDI rs anove'
and running back within parallel lines to Glilie,s
creek. upon which there Is an unfinished FRAME
TENEMENT containing three rooms.
TERMS One-third cash: balance ne 1onr anu
eight months for negotiable notes, win interest
added. aud secured by trust deed ,
ap1i LEE &C GODDIN. Auctlonccrs.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-WiIl be sold on
= WEDNESDAY the 18th dayof April ls7o; at
l: O'Clock r. NJ, Mt the residence OF n; w
Burruss, at Savage station, on the R1chmonu anu
York River railroad, the following proper1F-'o
wit, about ropx
. oS 70 D oapTedis Of FODDER,
400 pounds of SHEAF OATS,
i aq4as q a Hail HARNESS,
INC ISIPL MENT5,
barrels tabout SO gallons) VIA fdA IS
levied Upon to satisfy an execu.iSm Id Esrrnw F.
n SAVAGE George NJ Savage, NJ. L. savage, ana
other heirs Of Geo. M. Savage, deceased, against
E. w. Burruss:
iAhn' GEORGE W. FLICK, D. s, for
apu-3t II. !. SMITH. $. Fl. G.
cERGEANT'S SALE.-Will be sold on
NJ. at the Chesapei ike and Ohio Railroad epot, in
this city, %, 600 feet OAK LUMBER, consisting Of
2x23 and 3-inch plank. to satisfy an execution In
nv hands In favor Of George Carr, for &C., against
'''N' CHARLES s. Mills,
ap1l Sergeant city OF Richmond.
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ByW. GOddfn, Auctioneer.

StMALL FRAME TENEMENT ON THE
. NORTHEAST CORNER OF DOVER AID
HkRVIE STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold at auction. on the premises, on W ED
NESDAY. 18th Of April. 1870, al O'Clock z. H.,
small FRAMED TENEMENT located as above
containing three rooms and Kitchen. The lot
Is n corner ono. and has front OF about 25 feet
and depth Of 40 feet to an alley.
TEENS: One-third cash; balance ut four and
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest added
securc I'd Ivy trust decd.
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by Francis T. Isbcll,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Eleventh street between Main and Bauk.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRA-
4 BILE BRICK TENEMENTS AND SENE-
RAT. BUILDING LOTS On THE S0ETIlSIDE
AND HENRY, SnOCKOE HILL. AT AUG
TION.-By virtue of decd Of trust bearing date
on the lst day Of June, lsGs duly recorded In Rich
mord Hastings Court. executed by George Tim.
herake, I shall as trustee therein named, proceed
70 sell at public auction. on FRIDAY the 18th day
of April. 1870, upon the premises. commencing at
a. O'Clock +. NJ. tn real estate In The said deed
described and conveyed. TO wit An that certain
lot or parcel of LAND, with TWO BRICK TEN
gMESTS, lying and being In the city # Rich
mond, fronting lis feet on the line Of Marshall
street between Smith and Henry streets, and run
ming back It's feet, more or less t" an alley. The
buildings are conveniently con. iructcd and nearly
new having been ercctcd--one lust before and the
other since the war. The LOTS have front Of
about 30 feet each. This property Is In desirable
and rapidly improving part OF the city.
TERMS +; Cash rs to one~fOurth Of the purchase
money and the residue upon credit OF 8, IL, and
IS months for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by deeds of trust.
DAVID J, SAUNDERS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by FRANCIS T. IsBEfI. Auc-
tjonpcr an 5--tds
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

NEOsT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, No.
wi Clio. On TIE WEST SIDE OF TENTH
BETMEEN MAR SHALL ,, AMD cL AZ,
he sold at auction. en- the premises on THURS
DAT april IN at halpaStn 9 Ean the M
rnstIenre of Colonel John 81. P,tton, Jr.. and
p pGSiof In tie occupancy Of o. r. Weislger. Esq
and adjoining the residence OF 5; c. GreenhnT5,
Esq. 1t contains eight rooms In the main build
in@ and four rooms In the wing, besides closets,
wide halls bathroom, watcr-closets, ana ample
accommodation FOR servants. and includes hand
ssme parlors with marble m1n;els; large airy,
and ulc SAINT chambers. dning1room, &c, uoo,
Tho premises are In nice order. ana ne" roof
lin a been Ieceny put eo Wtt ns
ond rntjrpd location (within two squares OF the
"antnl. this may be justly regarded as one OF me
most dies irable residences In the city no" oHereo
for sale. ,,,,n,o q. CIV o,5
twelve months for negotiable notss, interest er 81
nav faxes and IN surance for 1917.
pa! '"~N GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
,- Auctioneers.
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By Wellington Goddln.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
line V OF :" THfRT1ETH BETWEEN II AND \
STREETS.-As trustee in certain deed Of trust
tIulv recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, 1
shall in execution thereof proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on the PREMISE, on THURSDAY,
April l4th, $780, at d o'clock 7. NJ. If fair, II not
The first ralr day thereafter at the same hour, that
LOT with BRICK DWELLING thereon. located
as above. fronting on the east line OF Ihirtieth
street ice feet running back leo feet to the lot OF
Mrs. Yarbrough's estate The deed requires a
cash sale but 1t is probs BILE that at the hour Of sale
IN arr angement will be made to extend more lib
ralterms. EDW ARD /. OANNON,
on2 Trustee.
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By Cook K Laugliton, huctl"necrs,
corner Franklin and Cove nor streets.

IMPORTED PLANTS. i Z LIB OF S
l. ROOTS. Flow Err SEED, q RIA IT d
ROSES, GRAPE VINES, &c &C., At AUG
TION-On MONDAY the 1ilh instant, at 10
O'Clock we will sell at the store No. 1905 Main
street, next To Zetelic's restaurant an extensive
and choice collection of
SEEDS:
A splendid collection Of
GRAFTED ROSE TREFS and FRUIT TREES
of the very best kinds.
All OF the above have been hron ut direct from
Lyons. France, by NJ. Pierre Ronna and are rare
yIriGtrs COOK & LAtfGUTOS,
nns Sucti0Hecrs.
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BY Lee & Goddn,
kuctionccrs and Real state Agents,
No llI3 Nnln street.

VERY VALUABLE AND ELIGlBLY
Y LOCATED DWELLING. o. THE TIE
SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET. one Dln nl
WEST OF ADAMS STREET. Nd OPPOSITE
ESQ, FOR SALE AT AUCTION BY rcqu' st 81
Mr. D. NJ. Miller, we Will sell on MoSDA I, lith
nril 1870 on the premises. ~ 6 O'Clock P. NJ ,
tn VALUABLE PROPERTY. situated as de-
scribed above. and for many yc RS occupied by
him as his residence. Tire H't ST j. OF brick,
comfort ana CONVENIENCE. and cont .ins thirteen
rooms, wide hall. closets and h'ih-rcom; brl
Kitchen with four rooms. Tse tire premise are
in good order, and SupplicI will: gas and water.
The LOT fronts 100 feet cXtcndin2 back les feet to
a wide alley: and * handsomely ornameLted with
cvcrel Gems and SbaGc-t"CC2.
The city galway cars pass down Adams street,
and afford many conveniercts /" residents In This
portion Of the city doug busincSs in lis centre.
TERMS: Onc.ihird cash: residue ut six,
twelve, and eighteen months c'cGir, for ncgotia-
BILE notes with interest ADDED. and secured ny trust
deed LEE & G0DDlN,
ans Auctioneers.
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ByW. GoddIn, Auctloneer.
or Rank and Eleventh streets.

ok HANDSOME BuILDIlNS1Gla LOTS CTS
SIN THE ILAN OF BE IL sd15 81 anc h0h
SALE At AUCTIoN;vHMN 81 the II b oi
on nr tre l Rie mt o'clock r NJ six Of the most
and choice of the LOTS n Inc plan
Bcividerc, having fronts on p,ne Boiviaere' or
TERMS Onc-tbird cash; balance at four and
cIrht months bearing interest.
ci. en- "' w. GODDTN, Auctioneer.
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nv Grnbbs < Williams hurtIoneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE rF NALU-
VABLE KEAl. ESTaTE az TIE North
SIDE OF CARY STREET =, TWEEN -FOUR
TEENTII AND FiFrEENTIl--ln execution Of
a decree OF the circuit court oI ':i"rmond eLtered
on the 10Th day Of November, 1892 i'll the case OF
Rahm and ais. rs. Rahm and aiS.. he subscriber,
special commits sioner anpoin:el lrr tho purpose.
win sell at auction, upon the premises, on MN.
DAN 18th April, 1870, ut - c'ci', H., II Iaii, II
not then OIL the first fair day : GREATER, ut the
same hcur, the REAL EST %IE which was sold
by A. j. Rahm, commissioner. I" l;oyle Gam
HE, situated Us stated above Ling IS feet on
Cary street and running back l?a IL ct to an alley
being the same property upon which the shops OF
said Boyle s. Gamble now stand.
TERMS Cash sufficient to d~fr.y expenses OF
sale and the costs 10 court and The sum OF 80 900
with interest from 18th February, 1858; credit as
to sl,27o with interest thereon from 18th febru.
airy, 1855, until 18th February, 1911: further
credit as to 100 with interesl thereon from 18th
February, 1859, until 18th August ISL: and the
residue upon terms to be made known at The time
Of sale the purchaser 10 excc"i. for the deferred
payments negotiable notes with Interest added
from the day Of sale, and also i" l'ay taxes fo-
1870. The title viii be retained 10y the curt until
the notes are paid.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMe,
Commissioned,
GRrBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctione-rs. NH 30
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SPLENDID DISPLAY.
PRETTY GOODS. GOOD GOODS.
CHEAP GOODS.

Superior KID GLOVES at 81 per pair;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS from etc. up;
LACE COLLARS, very latest styles;
FRENCH CORsETs, best manufacture;
JET and GILT JEWELRY, extraordinarily
cheap;
TRIMMING BRAID and SASH RIBBONS;
LADIES, and GENTS BOWS. latest novelties
BLACK MERINO and LLAMA LACE
SFIAWLS:
SILK SACQUES Of recent Paris fashions:
PARASOLS, all colors, styles, and prices;
Best SUPPLE aud BOILED SILK UNI
BRELLAS;
TRIMMING SATINS, all shades
INFANTS WAISTS,
CAMBRIA EMBROIDERIEs,
New style HaIR-NETS,
CH1GNONS and SWITCHES,
MARSEILLES QUILTS, all sizcs and prices
WHITE PIQUE In beautiful patterns;
And oil varieties Of
DRY GOODS IN GENERAL.
which we offer unusually cheap.
WILLIAM THALHIMER S SONS,
CORNER OF SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.
[aplll
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST, BOND OF THE CITY OF RICH
IL MOND for 800. No. 1874 dated Jane 10, 1859,
agent Of Sarah A. Howard; bond OF The Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company, No. a4s, for go, dated November =
1859, bearing per cent. interest, in name OF
Robert Howard - J. II Il 8 :. mh lh-law2m
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By Wellington Goddin,
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
C.AND LOTS IN ADAMS'S VALLEY, NEAR
TO THE WORKSHOPS OF THE CHESA--
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.-By virtue Of
Hanover pronounced on the 10th of March, 1s7o,
In the case or Wickham's administrator against
Crump's administrator, &C., shall, as special
commissioner thereby appointed proceed to sell
The isth Of Apri lso at O'clock p LOTS
Nos Is and 20 on East Mill stse,t having front
West Concord. having the like front OF l3t feet on
which lots there stands SMALL FRAMED
TERMS VIZ, 300 In cash balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. with interest
added, satisfactorily endorsed, md title retained
till the further order of the court.
APPS JOHN PAGE, Commissioner.
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY IN
Y DANVILLE, VA.-COMMISSIONER'S
sALE.--Pursuantt to decree rcnderd BY the circuit
court Of the town Of Danville at the March term
F. Chest, plaintiff: and Parish, Waddill, and
others, defendants / shall, on SATURDAY, April
80, 1870, sell at auction, on the premises; to tie
highest bidder, the real estate and buildings In
said town known as the TUNSTALL HOUSE
Properly.
This property is most favorably situated for the
purposes Of hotel for which it has been used for
many years. The main BUILDING Is large and com
modoas and the lot supplied with all h The
open in Danville, 1t is certainly most desirable
property, and can be made u very profitable in
veStmcnt.
AS the sale is made to secure payment OF q
balance of purchase money, the title IS believed 10
be unquestlonable, but the commissioners VIII only
sell such title the decree vests In him. The pur
chaser cannot obtain possession of the property
until the LIST day Of january 1871, as this sale Is
made subject to the right of Mary A, Milner. the
present tenant, to remain In possession until the
end OF the current year.
TERMS One-foirth of the purchase money In
cash balance in three equal instruments at six.
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest from
day of sale, the purchaser giving bond with good
security for the deferred instalnlents.
Should the purchaser fail to comply with terms
Of sale within three hours after the property IS
Knocked down, Ii will be resold at the same place
and on the same day and terms and the first pur-
chsser held responsible for any deficit between his
bid and the second sale, Sale to commence at II
o'clock precisely. JOHN +. FlCkLES,
aptstaw3w Special Commissioner.
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uAppY T1DINGs FORTHE LADIES.

We would call the special attention OF tho public
to the magnificent display 81 new goods ut
JULIUS MEYERS,
eOs Broad street two doors below Sixth.
amongst which
CHIDREN,S KID GLOVES, In beautiful shades;
Pretty PARASOLS for children and ladies'
Exquisite spring style ARABS and sHAWLs;
4 grand supply of FASHIONABLE DIR f SS
GOODS, comprising SILK and JAPANESE
POPLINS. LENOS, GRENADINES, IRON
BAREGES, MOZAMBlQUES, JACOSETs,
CHaLLIES, PIQUES. SC;
Quite An attractive assortment OF STYLISH BIB
BONS, for sashcs, bows, and other purposes
Black and white and colorcd LINEN LAWN ut
CSC. yard a real bargain;
LADIES HOSE from 1Oc. pair upwards;
STRIPED and CHECKED MUSLIN ut soc.
worth Soc.
-. BLEACHED COTTON and good CALICO
atl2lc.
Really nice shades of VEIL GRENADINE AZ
75c. yard;
LACE and LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
COLORED MARSEILLES TRIMMING 1T 25c.
piece; and large lot Of other DRESS
TRIMMINGS at wonderfully low prices
And thousands OF other reasonable and desirable
goods at JULIUS MEYERS,
ap 2--2w COS Broad near Sixth street.