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, 1870-10-21
TEE CITY TAX LEVY.

I3:.. assessed value OF the real and per-
s,.cal property sn1,ject to taxation. IN the
c;:r # Chicago, has been officially reported
Il, ,l;c curn.non Council to be Se7:', ,.14- -Gt'0,
:ud the Fiuarce Committee of the Coun-
cil h4re reported the ordinance lerying the
TAX according to this valuation On the
:ath RI June last tue Council made its an
..,:' appropriations. In addition to the
>,4c;f;c SINUS appropriated. all nuexpeuaesl
l,;.lsuce. Of n1evitus appropriations were
rl~., appropriated! We give list of the
r..,. aud ..nnr,nt of tax proposed to he
, 1870-10-21

Those who desire 10 read n high-miuGed
and most effective political argument, ex-
nctly adapted 10 the present TIME, will do
well to peruse the speech made by Senator
Tr,u1'all, at Springfield, on Tuesday,
which we rcpnblish from the STATE Journal.
1t is refreshing at ary time TO hear n mai,
nf Judge Trurnbull's ability and character
deliver his opirions on the political
topics of the day, for we know
in advance that We shall he
introduced to broader, and higher, aud
more enduring statesnauship tltan is co1a-
laon TO tho stamp Of partisan politics IL
lis brief speech at Springfield, Mr.. Tn,,n-
,,ull il mp to the plane Of his usual Efforts
EIe hollis, al the outset, that ordinations
and .ecriminatlons regarding The pas. are
nnw.zthy TO engage the attention VI the
people. While rejoicing that tho princ;-
les Of freedom md equality fo.
which the Repaaliean party contenaed
lnve achieved their complete aud per.
:narent triumph, he is rejniced to believe,
also, that no considerable number o.
Democrats desire to sec slavery and op,
Preston rcstoud in any part Of the laud.
This being the case, he 1epreeaies q con
inuaEee of strife and bitterness on those
| questions, as serving no useful purpose.
The questions Of the public debt, taxa
tion, asd the currency are discussed by
alr. Trsmbu1l in q lucid and sta!csu,aulike
.uannrr. Tie holds tat the object and ain
of legislation should be to obtain thu
necessary revenue with the least burden t.
the people; and, to this end, the tariff
should he reduced to 4 revenue standard
that no taxes should be imposed upon ths
people to promote private interests, aud tha
!! any Determinations which arc made shonlt
he arranged so as to place the heaviest bur
.icns On luxuries and the Igbtest upos
The nccessaries of life. He contends alst
that return to specie payments is essen
tial to the prosperity Of the country. AMI
that this is TO be brought about, not by in
c1eaSing The amount OF irredeenlabls chr
; rcncx afoat, bnt ls paying OF aud rctirin!
t!:at which ia uow in existence, filing tn
. tic vacuum with National Bunk notes
, ,rrder fire. banking law, redeemable il
coiu on demand.
, 1870-10-21

..rrr,s aat sl1c!s.....--. 1,S' e:s.es''s
1.,a:.,- !. 4as,a, ,ss"ss
Tie Common Council haze permitted
..t t,4l..-!yrs to tAll IN Q the dangerous prac-
.i.v vt raisiug more monty by taxation
tLan is needed. Thus, they have levied n
tux If -. ,nfs, fur cleaning and repairs of
Alleys u,,cn the appropriation for that
purpose is only s:as7. .non. and while there
i 1,a}nrce Of SSaG,0o0 OF previous appro-
,,.,4si.n.s foz the same nurposa una1- !
r. r1.t1 On tt'e 1~t of April Inst there
VIZ ia the credit Of The Board Of Public
Works, from previous appropriations, an
uEc1pena.-a tntance Of :sGft;, sf:', to which
tho Council lave this year alded, by ap~
Preparations, 81, ,1a0, ,7eo, making m aggre-
gate appropriation Of nearly $4,000
fur that I,oa1l, independent OF the special
works il has in charge The annnsl ex-
rc.tiiture capnot honestly exceed 1,eo9,-
ss,. rnd ret the city is taxed this year to
mise money to enable that hoard to carry
n s.,r1.lus fu,.l OF over half million OF
dollars
The practice has been to raise ly tax and
arr.s,n, late more 1noaey for each particu-
lar purpose than is needed in order to give
:l.,'>,, w1p. have charge OF the expenditure
n .,11.l:s fund to he used nj their discrc-
tt,n. The Cornell made an appropriation
of S:1a1,ss ::!!'g' for the Tolice Department.
This included every possible item of lawful
expense. for that service: the proposed tag
ras'e> >''.''" a'il''''"' - eAses9 " 'n"'
s"f'' ''t the tS''itn"n eoui'c'' nas nppt.-
IHa'e". AZ 1s'a'''on' A1 uueAt"eAa .-
"nee "' previous appfopF'n''ons anlo'a.ns
~ Si''.'"V. "Aae 10 LIE Aol'Ie e'".
1ni'~'"nrfs want VIII fesesse lonu oi
~1'':T''. ihsFe IS fe3S"'ar appfoP9'a.'on
tor SPECIAL and extra poi.eemen. 1ae
nlpr"rr'a''on ny the conne'l IS IN excess o.
rhai As ntF':ea tar INC t'o'ccs es S'''''ooo
md The tax 1ery should bo reduced W th2
sa,ne Included in the regular police appro
rri"tion is ss5 mo for the new s:at'of
l.or.se on the reservoir los-, That e1pens'
>ho'!a We ata'eti, ~ fc''-ean5 '"o -
l'y th~t amount Anuther case is that Q
HE ltctorm Scaool. Ine appropFi:laoh ~
the Reform Scho"l If ssl', COO Inc Ia
For That purpose Is S;e', s'4. mud the surPlr
''thc cfclis oi that fund from last year
S.:1t.f:.'!. The expenses Of tue 1nstltulo
i.lst year were :SS;S... ono. Why tax the pal
liz :"'.fFF' additional, Tacn tue surplus
lala is in excess OF The years e1pena
ls:e~:
IL" nne1re:':ae1 ''a'asc"s III PFeV'oS
appropriations. Standing 10 the cfetsit
thc T.rious h1'ards through which tue t''''
, 1870-10-21
THE CITIZENS RIGHT TO LABog.

Tlc ch;caro I<od1 Nr,c. of th;s weet
,ul1;s1,ea a,, i,nportaut op;nion, or rather
d;c,yn de1;vered 1,r Jn3oa Rra;1tar of tba
r,,;,ca Stcfcs c;rcn;, Cont of thc District
of Louisiana, unon The lepal effect of the
t,;x;, 3,;phts iii, md M, Fo,rtoorth Amana.
,,,,rt ,a s,,rro =, ~, oi,;,o,,e ~ t,o r1,;toa
;;,atcs The richt- not ca,,t,lc Of nhri,.pe.
MN, ,,r Ire State. 10 follow a tra5c. l,usi.
neec nr ,,,<,f.ss;o, Tho oct;on uos
trous lit ,,r tho Live Stock Dealers and
Nutcher, Association of Sew or,ea,s. md
<,l,ers ,r..;,,st t1o cr.sccnt Civ T.;ve
s,ock I,sn1;uc and slaurbter.Hou Com
psnv md The Hoard OF Netropol;tan po-
i;co n r,c.r,;r 4ba aafc,,1arte br n,
;.;,,n.,;,,, So, ,,-,,oa,,;,,, =. +1,o s;.,,.
f,op,ts pr Ituis;ana ,n.;nst the nl.intig.
far ,i,,,,;nc y ,,orn,o,v ors,,e1 1,v IN,
Stat. 1..,;,tntu,, Il, he ;,eee,,1a,,s If III.
,irht 10 lnu,, md sIauchtcr llye stock in
rid ubont New Orleans The United
S,,,.v c;rc,;, corrt ;5;s,r ;ssad the onn1;ca-
ton for an Injunction. on the rround thnt
the Federal Can't voa1l nnder no circum-
.,a,c.a e,,;o;n . stato f.,,rt hu. tb,t tbe
,ro,,cr rercsr ,roa after onnes,inp IN tho
L;ohast court of tia s,ata tn carrv the c.se
hr wr;t ~ orro- n n. Sn,ram, conrt of
,he 17nitcd states- This leinc his ruling
sufreed tn ;l;snoscd of the case and. indeed.
ccnf.ssea That the c;rcuit Cont had no in.
5;s;,,c.5on If the snbicc,-ma,ter
Tindrr ,hes4 circumstances, fho oniniop
If 1,,s,;.a p,n7,.,. ,n,n H.. r,,ar;ts n,
,,,a ..o - a. .if,,. ~ .la c;,.;, n;,7,,s
III ID clearly c,,ra a.;nd,c,a1 1nt nc tho
,,t,ox,,oo,,faa ~ o,,;us,. 1o,,.,o. 10 an,;,J,7
..-...~,, .as.sa. sI.,.a,, s..tns.o,,,. wac,
sentin1 to - dcris;on of The nrr];minar,
,Yos,;op ~ ;rr;e,,;,t;o, an ,r1;c,, la ais
~, ,:"~.. 80. 1,-,,,,o,
hel1s that ,be rour,een,,, Amen,1ment IL
II ;,s off.,. ,rrcb 1r,.;,er than ,,onv ~
,..asa - SC, :. ,rs~a owora. th,t !;
,,oes not n,o-e1r r,n,1,;,,;t ,he s1atc
tram ,h-;a,;no ia r;obts ;mn,nn;t;as
49,, ,>-:,,.,.e - ..,,,oa, ,;,;z.n. ,,r
49, f =. ...,s:,s .:,;.,, -, ~ .,,ot snon.
,to ~ We, ,;,nnor,a.t ~ ,hoso ;s tho r;rht T.
-
% 49,. ~. ~ " s:,,,. .s,.,'. 49, ,'s ,o,,3 n,, M
a,,,:aoo1 n e,.or. ~, ,,on ot ,r9,a,oror co,n-
49,, .,:.:.. 49,. :. :. -. ;..a,.;.,
1 .s..,, 49, aAs:..N 49, S;",. - - - ~ TaIs,.
@ ,nro @ ~ c,eata = mono,x,v i, fovor of . m ,,ar
.:...,s g. :,
- % " 80 ~
s'an. , AZ He s ~ ,;,.s
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.'''' 'u"S - - 1"eo1''">.A1 ~ "AAA ~ 49,
"ats feSst'e''oh p.e'ens4ns Any e'aea
'o =. '"'s'' "aA 10 w. ~, 49,
.ee'snsie 1tatie.4l'e* .aoSe
~ w., H. ~ Ia"s.:( 49, ~ ~. ro...s.a.
nf~A nv
Ai'e.u"ne - a.i "Ao -, SoA"4 rNo" -
, e I aaas:". =. ~. c,.~s..'> ~ ~, ~,
, AVA w." po 80 NV wv .,
. o. Tue on0eu oa'es' "i"n 'ue S,pe.' :
!, Nts; 4s.a a., ss."ea s..a .s1m sns ..o 1,,;nn
= 'ea'e'sa y lug oapic"o ooate u 4"'ao
adverse 10 Aer nSut 10 apply 1of aatalssao
* TO the bnT ut Illinois, Oh the ground til
, 1870-10-21

At Petit Ei:stte. tie Erench matle an rnfor-
scn=tc s>z.ie- They lost sE~ivc guns and
.,too prisoners. 1ha lo=s On the psr1 OF tho
.,mY cf the Clo*n Ptirce WAS aiso con.ideE-
atle The rslsce At Versailles is turned ;ato a
l,ct7itsl. I c-n tell TOT. w1.h c,ti-iaty. t':at
rarie Is completely LeuIed in How long tteE
csn stand 1t is ! matter Of diversity Of o,auion-
Tie French inl,a11:auts lsreaborst- claicl that
it IL rzovision-i for nonsts-aye,eoueer even 50
20 fsr a. 20 say, fcr Seasa- Nr opinion is that
We thall te he1e eoms weeks ser, il peace Is
not made hefere. can tell sou that the at
tcu,rt will mt be rnsde 10 take It by storm. ~
this would cost too many lives, and the King
is a,cr to sacrificing many more Of bis men.
TIC Hewet at Germany. Eavre Sas here. but
Fisrtsrk rouGd nat kcctpt his propositions,
ehicL we're The cession of El.,ss and 10th
rirgcr, the payment Of tue w.r ~1pens=s. and
t!e cor-el trarce It the German army into
rsrit The lar was tie camel WHICH Dtsuark
cccld 70: swallow Ho. wishes to d.c:ate !'eace
hom thu srrr same seAt in tl1 TulieEies
uhence the declaration OF vAE was sent fortb
To-day leave for tour around Paris wt,cs
will take ne about thYre days. GfCLA-
, 1870-10-21

horses, demolished houses, plainly indicate
that this rlace lad its htare in tho CONFLICT.
Al Giyounc, GONE eight kilometres fro1 Sc
dan, the signs became ncre numerous. ulfll
ubcu ve reathtl abous midway between Civ
oncc md D3sue, my hcas: sank within u1e ~
The sight that ;p.esented itself. Hundreds.
arc, I might E7s. thou.an3s CT little TEite
vccdea cfoe Ecs Indicated the p!1ce OF the
ta1ltu oncs- There Wa no name. or xnr 9th
ce us tke, y;B;ble on sleEe c.osss=. hen7e it
wss iurossible for me to jnase uhasher shey
marked tic graves OF the French ur GssMau
d. al. It ie mos. probable that both friend
and foe w.xe buried alons.iIe cach other.
/. The: that cpu1i mt agree Wills A!lva were
now rnittd in death, and slee2. pesce'n!ly
alongside earl utl,er, antil ths dag arrives
wLcl tllc authors OF tl1's terrible var "!ii he
Eencl, LGies 1na two French gentlemen who,
frolu tbe soaih of France. have sas1e tie de-
tour over h1gsum to feek. some thei.
wounded ecEt. And others their brothers aud
niher re.a,iyer, While oae younS lads E1ade
tiis lone- veSsec to gashsr s1d'nEs 81 tue
Vic Wa re1 o.,sd reyctely ~ounscd. To she
credit Of shr PrE-sian t;cvera:nent il must be
sa:d HAT it yiyes these people seeking
their 1ost f.1cnds all tbs facilities
shich such nis-ion requirce+, In this whole
war, as tsv otst Fvati. u Eor*, the fr:reh &C
,Lofities Fave bean less iaeli:e1 to folo@ the
s;is,stes cf 1unauity than the rrnssian..
Tney have refused to a'ln.t any GeEm.r. on
.irci1.r crrants -. Asuve narrated: WITHIN
tEeir jipcs. TIE cabbage fields we're literally
covered viii. knafsaeEs, bsosen =rns, wasS.
ors, AID dead h21ses-- although tho 9ors Of
cica1ipE by rsEulsr GttarAsoeaf, to say moth
M,g cf ,las Of msrsuiiyg parsies. has beer
r,,pC On siucc the dag OF battle, st1ll the
iast sict Will lot he ertirslE removed fo- sout
uerls rinc@. a Hstla way from niEne, frot.
,hc summit ct = hill which We ssceu1ea i
lie wav fror, L. C!lsPclie. Sedaa.-now - "a
n,cus. il Lc: raors 50. in tho history Of de-
| frrts than waterloo, for i cos2'An-I gyea
| fefta, Will, N unparalleled surrcz1der,-hc
| eSu.es visible. After cnte:i'6 tho htst e.s
| thai lca2s NJ alousside tho 1e3onbss, pa:einl
:. M iat:scl*, we reached ! small lrs i uriase
n},;ch t,kea M eafely Cysr Ereeo-lookln
fTnr.rouo, We creased the second gate, and
irh,ll. after tu' few minutes ride, we wez,
v;:tiu tho fe1;I6ca.ioas of Sedan.
/ town AND FORTRESS or SEDAN.
Al fu,tress, u1ust a.clAre SEDAN 10 be
-. mrlete lrntug aud fsilure- Euu" man
css.lc t3;at could more properly be called
fnrtrree thar, Eedaa. Surrounded hy urt:
l,sr II hills, 81 it IL, it could not stand II
o1rl,at1,ur,t fttna those heights for longt
| thsus Say or two. Al ta'o attacking P91a
wo,l6 1avc 10 do ip order to take it. ~eusd
! TO drip from the .anoupd:ns heights Il
ht usha Ind rsenad.a in the ni!et Of the city
hence it is El,in to understand that when N
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! By arnbhs d Williams,
| eleventh street, between Main and BanS:..
TyoMMfssroNERy SALE OF "A WEB

.TYoMMfssroNERy SALE OF A VERY
roRTY MILES ABOVE RicHMo d, LAT
AUCTJON.-In executions OF decree OF tDe
Cirels;f Court Of Gooehland county entered
on stH September, 1870. In che tause OF Hritt ana
0ts Us - Pemberfon and nlsist y the undersigneoI
commissioners hereby appointed will sell at auc-
ton, upon the premises. on SATURDAY. 28n
November 1870, at II o'cfo X M, ff fair If NOT,
then on the first fstr, day thereafter, Sunday a1-
cepted the VALUABLE ESTATE Of which the
"Ciover Forest lying in Goochiand county, on
the canal and river, at Pefnberton'a depot. forty
miles above Richmond, and opposite 70 the VII
lage Of Gainesville. IL conLsinR about esq ecresr
OF which f92 sores are frst.Quality low grounds,
ass acres open land, and SIS acres In wood. en-
br acing some fine timber. 2G 81 - s'saas:.
The buildings con. ist Of an excellent brick
Its extent
/ At ached to the farm thereto aSaiuabie lsnding
on tho canal, q orehouse, and a warehouse
The farm lies beautifully, fs In o. super Tor neigh
borhood and has always been regarded as very
valuable and productive. --.---------
TERMS Cash for expsnses Of suit and Of sale !;
the residue on credit OF one. two three, and four
wears, iorbonds with approved security and bear
ing interest; or, at the opnon~ of the purchaser,
one third 10 cash, the residue on credit or one,
two. three, and four years. for bonds 1otthO per-
so1aGk security bearing trtetest-fn ettaes, case
The Lille to be retained By the court until all the
purchase money Is paid. .s2s2I,s%.
Persons disposed % buy such piece OF Pre-
perty arc invited TO examine this before the day OF
sale. .W.1D. LEAKED
JOHN II. GUY, : Com'rs.
T. -. IRVING,
Sale to be conducted by GRUBBs WILLIAMS ~
Aucttoneers. tE-r-sse..ss s.Ef5'--i noA
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49,. sIower step, and yet more SLOW,
IN the steep stair Chamber:
Inf ss ths day dice down the west,
And night ts born, aaa scthose RaesN
NEAR tne haunted chamber.
st,nd before the silent door,
Where love has cried 'scome y" before
To In the latch nay hand advances
look. almost hope to see
The fsce flowed look out TO me
with eli It's happy, old.ttme Hiaaces'
There on The door that once swung free
Each golden hour 70 welcome me,
nome grief or gtadncss bringing;
In dusty sareas that fost and fall
Like sorr0 ws shroud aud coffin pail,
The cobweb, old arc cltnging.
turn me once more down the stair;
I will no. viii not enter there
The dusty, a lsting conwehs cn,os
Their curt ain drawn before ue Snrn.
That checks my entrance ~ ss,;cc mo
The shadowy stiffness all ue'"~
Nv blinded eyes my Get are SsSeo'
Nv hesst fs once more rnalino'
Nv tears the shadows oanIshh a..
The coSwebs gathered on MI spars,
Nv foolish fears viii Vanish.
1.,e, wide the long-shut door,
sirn across the echoipg moor,
n swinging back the shutter,
rhe rneiiow. summer moon looks In
As If my lonely heart to win
From thoughts cannot utter.
.ne.r hart, - I murmur then with tears,
"In all the busy comiog years,
This room shalt be my chosen ALTAR
Forever more its door shall be
1,eff omen WIDE to welcome me,
"f INDEPENDENT
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wENTEURANTss
EESEkDRANTss
E T e J. l. E, 81 ,
REsTAURATEUR, e&
1904 MAIN STREET, =.
1904 MAIN STREET,

Has reftted his saloons, and invites the custom OF
old friends whose patronage and he nas as
! TH1Y3SSITSSSG.ROOT AMI pARLOR are elegant COM
Portable. end retired, and the gentle ladies Of
Richmond and from abroad will find on his bis
of fare all they eau desire, which Will De served III
the most elegant style of his art. to,
TIE winter programme is now presented WIN
ali It's iuXuries and delicacies Of land and water
tie most superb meats and vegetables supplied by
the local market, and the luxurious contributions
from North and South will be found n his ia f.n
&C. &C. served in the best styles to order.
His BAR is supplied with LIQUORS Gnsur-
passed by those in any bar In the United States.
the most exquisite style by his experienced bar
keeper.
vste rooms supplied promptly according to OR.
ders.
DINNERS, SHIPPERS, and MEALS furnished
to order for parties and families in the best style.
Country customers will always find accommoda-
tion and their orders promptly filled. ocS
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[ss..1SISS1--.~~~>>@s
MISUNDERSTANDING "a AIN or -FOUR
~ III M y 70 "a ss,s ~ r VIZ
1scrss .,s ~ IN Nv tern tiereoT
par8 ~ - + shaiJ an
~ tua " RI rrsrs Is Sa11 aoii M fe
me SyTh ynTa % ~ Ven stIs si,s SaIiovfr,,s
fesidenee soi Urs ~ H. ssiS - n va la IA
Wit: q i .a.,-.5, 1xa.sa.a
lat. HOME TKACTy lylle paIsly IN Mecn 81.
tato7se crefE and containing S2e aereg. T1e I'M
l.nroyefner,ss consist Of q most excellent DWELL
NJ u6IigT md all necessary ut-houses, In .
tSoro,as stafe eY rpuatr and preservation. The
~ ~ ara very fertile and we'll adapted to the
th oS.xyhcat 1be prnsses and all other crops
81 -, a., " t,'Is saccttnn
~ rrt ~ Rp WE T ct living on middle Blue
seone csea 70 ~ Oh ali and others and con-
tanning Sos3 1rS ~ rTaE Viii, I,ecee-
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q -" BY Grubbs q Williams, ai'sns
!" u Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

A FARM CALLED sHRUBBERY
n HILL,IN H.NOVER COUNTY, ABOUT
TWENTY MILES FROM RICHMOND. THE
FORMNR REsI,,ENCE. or, NATHANIEL kE Z; &C G.
@ aENSHAW. DECEASED, CONTAINING Sc
VEN HUNDRED ACRas. AND The Crops,
STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS, &C., FOR SALE
AraUCTlON.-W will sell at auction, upon the
premises. on THURSDAy, Novembsr Path, at u
o. clock NJ. the above FARM situated on the South
anna river eight miles west Of Ashland and on the
rond leading from Richmond'te lonisa Court
house containing, by ecent survey, 700 ACRE =.
Itis finely watered, and The land IN good tlsh in
n good neighborbood. and remarkably healthy.
There are two saw mills, three corn mills, and two
-four mills within two miles Of The place. There
IS large brick dwelling with eight rooms, and all
necessary farm buildings also, large orchard OF
choice fruit peach, apple, &c.-and thirty acres
seeded in wheat - - &.
of CORN, FODDER, FARMING UTENSILS,
and the STOCK.
-TERMS: For the land. one-tourth cash the ball
ance ut 12 and IL months interest added secuI
by trust deed. For the crops s1d stock, terms ut
sale. .gTacs,- y 20 900; 5. sas,E3 -,
Persons wishing TO see this property or attend
the sale may go from Richmond by private con-
veyance, or from Ashland on the railroad trains,
passing there several times every DAY. .
| mn 90 II 4GRJJBBS & W1LLlA Ms, AuctS. g,
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;DosITIvE SALE OF 81 OVER { SIX
Dgs LIARS, yY sossTHn 9 &
Rooks sTATI9EENRX9 s Tgnr1aMrlnTiSis o'
tba store No ne west BALTIMORE strsat: GEAR Nc
G DC alley on MONDAYI MORNING Moyem7
ssF m & y of Th BIZ ssSss q
therein, cdnsistingin part q; large quantity OF
now In use, of The latest series. In t;r
' ,.z7.3.sr,{ .1eI,osAE ssS9. Il ;is5 81
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j, medium-siized MrLfER,s SAFE, nearly new:
Xxi SOLID WAtEgT DESKS, ..
SFepfs, CHAIRS MRS -, Gill: ,i', j..
y - Ss0HAaRDELIERs, &c; ,..so, ~ 9af ID
s1 Hasdsome GLASS SIDE, GASES, with
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80 80 OILCLOTH, &c. ~ sfut.2-, :.
The entire stock, &C., will be offered IN one lot,
and II not 80 disposed Of will be sold In detached
The whole win be held for private sale previous
~ Joy - -. SAMUEL II. COVER, Auct'r, "a
noa1-ef s4west Baltimore street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-22
BY r. Bowman, Auctioneer.

GPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE.
y On TUESDAY, the 22d inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock. will sell, at my warerooins, LOG 90 Main
BALMORALS, In great variety Of sizes and quail,
tiles. They consist Of Eastern, New York, and
Philadel phia-made goods and cannot be surp 'ssed
In attraction. Also, an unusually fine and large
assortment OF 80 y IT. H. =.
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WOOLLENS,
* FURNISHING GOODS,
FUR and WOOL HATS, Es-fS.s't-s ,.EG.S ~
SHAWLS, CLOAKS, ;s,s, ---,.-.. .e.rF -.,.s,.
BLANKETS FURs, &C.: =
With an attractive invoice Of WAX DOLLS.
The attention of the trade Is earnestly requested
to the above prime lot of goods. They are desira.
BILE, fresh, and seasonaole, and viii be sold with
out reserve. Z. BOW Man,
Auctloneer and Commission Merchant.
P. SWIM also sell - J..f
Germany. no 15-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-22

A good story is told of railway-statlon
agent in New Hampshire, who, on being
reprimanded for allowing a car to be so
heavily loaded that it broke down, replied
"Mr. G., what do you expect man to
know for twenty dollars per month";
Miss Fanny Rutherford, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is city physician. When the Ruther:.
ford goes feeling young fellows pulse and
finds it beating like all possessed, how does
she know whether its fever or Fanny?
Why is a philanthropic effort like blow
aimed at mans face? Because 1t tends TO
human ise.--Judy. .-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-22
'.'.''' BY Francis T. Isbell,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

HOUSE AND LOT,AND HOUSEHOLD
Il FUR sITURF, ON THE. WET .HIDE OF
THIRD STREET, NEAR TIE SHOCKOE
Hill CEMETERY, FOR SALE ABDUCTION.
BY virtue of q deed of trust executed BE- d. nnts
Butler and Martha Ann his wife, dated the 10th
day OF november. 1859 and duly recorded In the
clerks office Of Richmond Hastings Court DEB:
u A.. page 41a. shall, rs substituted trestee, at
coed to sell at public auction upon the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, the sOth day Of November,
1870. at q O'Clock p. Nj. a certain lot, piece or
paecel of LAND. with a NV O-sTOR Y FAMED
HOUSE theJ con, designated as Lot No. 10 on q
plat annexed to \ deed from d. Judah to A. q.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF every kind be-
longing to the said Butler.
lie Lot fronts IS feet on Sd street, and runs
TEENS al sale. FRANCIS T. ISBErL,
rano22 Substituted Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-22

EOR sALE.-As executor under the will
Il Of Ralph Dickinson, decd, am, authorized to
FELL his entire estate, both real and personal. On
WEDNESDAY, November 80, 1870 az fair II not,
the first fair day will sell at public ancti0n, on
the premises, all the PERSONAL ESTATE OF
Ralph Dickinson, decd, consisting of
: HORSES. CATTLE, HOGS,
Crops Of CORN, OATS, FODDER, HAY,
PLANTATION UTENSILS, =
I KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c.
The land, consisting Of THREE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, or more, will be offered for
sale on the same day. If fair value is offered for
It it viii be sold If not, then rented for the ensu-
Ing year. This farm lies In Louisa county, In two
Ohio railroad, within ten miles Of Gordonsville
and seven Of Louisa Courthouse. It borders on
the celebrated Green Springs neighborhood, and
partakes of the nature Of Its SOL, indicated IN
fully. well enclosed, and admirably adapted to
clover, corn, wheat, and tobacco. In an OF SAG
crops It is Justly regarded very productive. The
dwelling is twoestory frame house, with eight
rooms. Orchard &c.
| This sale furnishes q rare opportunity for buy
ing largely Of corn, hogs, tobacco, and other pro-
ducts. -=-stc s't, 90 =
Terms made known on day OF sale. :. g.
i 2- RALPH DICKINSON, JR.,
no ll-tlstD Admire with the will annexed.