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The New York herald., 1870-02-03
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Ine real estate market as yet shows but Gtfui
signs OF the activity looked forward to afrcr New
Years. especially In respect 20 auction sales good
inquiry H. however, reported at the counter and
prices or cy property are fairy maintained. Tran.
sactiOns aro stated to be quito considerable Mr..
Ans0n huDbcll oil Fifth avenue. reports The sale Of
the house and lot 450 Fifth avenue belonging 20 the
nrm OF Howes Macy, Wall street. Tor $40 900. The
mouse has ~ icet front ana "A lest depth and the
lot deptl OF 1lO feet.
The following auction sales were made yesscr.
day
NEW YORK rROPRRTY-Ur A. y. rLEEoXKH, SON AND
ros OF ground situated on 4sd and eth sn and East
william haynor has soia ~ lots and factory S2d aud
oSd sS N0 OF 18th Nv, for s4U0U0 also lots llbth
g. 100 OF 4th av for sS; alao lots li6h st. l50 II
OF 9th Av for ench and repots the sao Of lots
oth Nv and ySd st. On the and for s. 800
, wFsr FARMS, IN ~ PRoPEITY-By STANLEY DAY.
lots on south side Central 26 n Of Reston paco.
eau" JAW $s,WW
lots adjoining. 2,Ueu
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Moved and wen provided r, and tsr uncsan Infected
hona. arc puIf6ea The fever VIII chase 20 spread.
fever IL given by os poverty and prvAton,
hs. the disease kno BY .ss name Of famas
ievod. reispsins fever II not likely " be epidomic
Ssnn,c...kealsing fever w. in very hisa degree com
atmosphere ia which sick and healthy together the
oeItaia Ia the disease to be communicated.
s.s s.'s AZ q s e.
ever mas attacked and when all s acute sympto ns are
ans a. so ana D should Ss Ssy sup
pcu hem Ia default OF which tbs fesbensas left BY tbs
disease may often be OF infinite duration. -
treated he houses poor for S iss or,wisa
ana ~ ventilated as they generally are and with nmste IN
Infection will spread IL essential that aDder such circan-
the stk should al once 10 removed from amid thc
aspen.able condition for Limiting the sI,ensoa OF the dis
Medical officers Of the Metropolitan Board OF Health
quired TO make thorough every Inhabited ce
M anu OF to entire dstrc their
searchn rein through house
regions where this fewer liable to become
crowded or h .hos 4: resasd aroa
an Official FORM the day she inspection mae, and
WITH Whatever the Board % Health the Sanitary super
henuont can 40 10 apply execute the sanitary
measures, promptly ordered CARED into effect.
every medical ocer and every agent empoye OF the
politan dlrict s hereby poor
destitute classes OF inhAbxns especially
TO keep their apartments Ventilated and cleanse and
whitswnsh all bedrooms, has oosets especially
out deiav Whenever any person their
msnA And further LOT every medical ocer 70 IL that
the case reported from any loalng house. cellar
mem.
family persons hA. poorly
Of good sniual daily should repors the
slosrA u Public Charities 10 the Socis for Improving
= o- Z. HARRIS, Sanitary Superintendent.
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waa quiet there being bal little Sales l packages
oc Tor picked hs lac for shoulders ana itc for 6e
about &c lower prices Tho sae conned to about o
packages 81 1859; 1880 for No 70 prime ssesmLhe
nuss was All prcos heavy aud lower IA oJJ
packagsa Tor April delivery l6 and 40 do for fsbru
AIRY, vt l6c
RIoEThe demand Carolina was light, being confined
70 snAl lots al former prloes-viz., $40 = 7Ac.
SxRDB All kinds dun and nominal ut yesterdays
Quolaticns. No sAlca reported
STEAkINK-IAe market duh and heavy though prces
were no ower Small ssies weremAde within ths range OF
l5Hc. I6c.
sUaARrhe market for raw was only moderately active
and with hOde generally anxious TO realize prices remained
heavy The 8fS hhds (cefy - rehners) yc
Nc. for Cuba and Porto Rico Refined only
raiey dealt in Tut unchanged value. We quote lizard
l4c at4c.; soft white l3c. ls extra o.. IAc l3c
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BIRTHDAY BANQUET IN THE VIRGINIA STATE
PRisON--One Mr.. Dorsey, OF Pawtucket. X. l., has
weakness OF gvng dinners to cOnvicts on mis- BIRTH
day, which occurs on January 81. He made arrange
ments for ENTERTAINMENT Of this kind on That uay
at the public iaiind penitentiary house OF this Com
monweaith, by some time since transmitting 10 the
superintendent 1881. the amount necessary to give
each convict good roast turkey dinner. Oiner
penal institutions besides that In our own state
nave been thus favored by this gastronomic philal
thropist The dinner according to the donors wlst
came on on Monday.-Rtcisnlond state Journal
EeO. !.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CRooKs-TnoMpscs.-ln Brooklyn. on Tuesday,
February ], by the Rev. Hugh Smith Carpenter
daughter OF Mr.. David Thompson, OF the former
place. No cards.
FERRIs-ELGAR.--On "Wednesday. January &c at
The residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Dr.
Be lch, HENRY j. FERRIS to Miss MARY A. ELGAR
eldest daughter OF James Elgar, Esq, all Of tnls
city.
JENTISGs-KELsRy.-On Tuesday February ]. BY
the Rev. L. w. Bancroft LINsoN DE I. JENNINGS "
JENNIE A. KELSEY, all OF Brooklyn, N. I.
RASiNES-JEx.--0n Wednesday, February 2 at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. George
H. Hepworth. T.. ANTONIO RAsIsRs ~ Ida W., eldest
daughter OF josiah Jex. Esq, all OF TINS city.
WARDwELL--LA HoE.-0n sunday, october 81.
1859, at the Church Of tho Incarnation, New YORK,
py Rev. Henry II. Montgomery, BENJAMIN r. WARD
WE'LL to ANNA ELIZA LA don, eldest daughter OF
John r.. La lion, all OF this city.
Eastern papers please copy,
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THE Ice CROP IN CENTRAL NEW YoRR.--The agen.
for an ice dealer In tins city exhibited piece OF ice
Six mcnes In thickness, taken from Onondaga Lake,
aud says the lake Is nearly covered with Ice OF
composed OF two inches OF snow icon while the re-
mainder was as solid as could De wished for. An
additional two inches OF solid and the harvest
VIII DC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Journal, ke1. l.
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Died.

APPACE.--On Sunday, January 2, at 3chiTdors,
near Bremcrhaven, FRAsTZ APPACH, a,ycd II years.
BRADY.-ln Jersey CITY, on Sunday, January 80
ELLA WIIiErTA, only child oil William II. and Anna
A. Brady, and granddaughter OF the late Benjamin
Fossenfnn.
CALLAHAs.-On Wednesday. February 2 after a
long and severe Illness, OF cancer, Mrs. CArHARixE
years.
The reatives and friends are respectfully invltod
10 attend the funeral from her residence 81 Frank
fort street, on Friday afternoon, at one O'clock
MISUNDERSTANDING. on Wednesday February
2, CHARLES CHARLEsos, q native Of Yougnai county
Cork, Ireland.
The friends Of the family are respectfully inyitsd
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STREET eu,rAnals
Half-past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERC1AL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2-6P. n.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb 2-6P.N.
Covyrr-Ro was steady At yesterdays quotations with
fair demand from the ade The saies being Isis bags
Brazilera ls9 do Herman, and 81 do, e. Warwick,
private terms For other kinds the dull there
being but little demand, but prices were unchanged.
CoTToNThe demand for this staple fairly and
fair business 1t about prices
The sales were bales including 53 for EXPORT LOTS
spinning and % speculation. For delivery bus
fair but at prices 10 below those
day The sales wec 5oo bales basis low middns for April
part at 25sc 25sc, 800 do, for March, 2sc 500 do
for February, at Axc. 2Sc, and $50 do, june al
25ac. 25sac. We append the current quotations -
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Upta'sds aud Mobile asd

FEElaHrs.-The market inactive, and rates were
heavy and nominal The charertng business mac
hye and rates for almost all kinds Of heavy
The engagements wereTo Bremen 100 bales OF cotton
kc TO Liverpool steamer 700 bushels wheat AID,
and 90 bales cotton Nd to Antwerp, c03bbs rosn
private terms. We heard of no charters.
FLogE AND GnAIN-Rsceipts TIA bbls -four, 100 do.
and 2N bags corn meal 38OJ bushels wheat 3lOU do
54 do oats and gsU do malt The market for State and
Western Hour ruled dull but prices for almost a grades
were unchanged holders being quite firm In their The
sales were about 1900 Dbs California -four sul dun
and prices nominal Southern -four slow OF SALE
but without particular change in valuc the saes 6
bbs Rye -four dull and heavy with sales of 10 bb,
while meal continued to rule dull and nominal. We
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIiL.
WALL STREET, !
WEDNESDAY, teD. 2-6 p MI
The passage In the Senate 10 day OF

WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY, te0. 2-6P.M.f
me passage In the Senate 70 daY Of
THR sHERMAN-sUMNER BILL
Tor tho increase and redistribution OF the natl onal
currency was the topic OF discussion in Wall street
snn afternoon, but WAS Gerry understood In all
quarters The original Dl OF Senator Sherman was
amended BY Senator Sumner so that the West and
south shall have banking privileges TO the extent Of
sxty-nve millions OF national currency. the addi-
uonal twenty millions 70 be drawn from the North
and East by curtaiment or the capital OF the insti
tutions ut present existing the latter seotons In
this form tue bill has passed The upper house. An
effort was made In
THE. GOLD ROOM
to get up an excitement on what threatens to be
phase OF expansion but the speculaI0rs would not
catch the excitement and the price renamed steady
The gold marae, IS slow TO respond for the reason
that tho bil yet TO pass the lower house. aud 1t
is there certain OF very material amendment II not
rejection altogether. Tile Of gold premium
tl
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YORK HERALD ls7o-TRIPLE

The Louisiana Levee bonds were strong and higher.
The following were the closing street prices for the
Southern sr:-Tennessee. ex coupon, b4K q 81; DO.
new, 494 50; Virginia. ex coupon, 8lk 90; do.
new, siA q o.; do. registered stock. 6Ox . 81; DO.
registered 1868, 81 80; do registered 1857, 90 50;
Georgia SKIES 81 q 81; DO. sevens. % q 93x; do.
sevens, interest payable In Georgia, IS 81; North
Carolina, ex coupon, a. as; DO, new, Is 2ox;
Missouri SKIES 90 Q 81; do, Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph, 9l 02; Louisiana sixes 90 10; DO sevens. "a
IS; 10. Levee SKIES 67k 67; do. do eights 10 ASH
Alabama eights, 93 o4 40. dves, 81 63 do. SKIES
sterling, 80 50; south Carolina sixes, SO a8T; do.
now, so 81; do registered stock. SO q So; city Men,
phs skies, 4oH 81; do Atlanta eights, IS 81; do
Savannah seveDs, "a a IS; do. New Orleans c0nsoIs
10 q 72; do. do., issue railroads. 6s 10; Mobile
Ohio sterling, 10 IL: do. elgnts, o. 83 Mississippi
Central Railroad. drst mortgage, TAX a Is; do.
second do, 54 q 50; Memphis and Charleston first
do. So q IS; do second do "a 76; do, STOCK, Al
AZ; Greenvi le and Columbia Railroad. guaranteed.
81 90; aeon and brunswick seven per cents, guar
anteed state OF Georgia, rs . 70.
THE sUB-TRgAsUKY REPORT.
The following shOy ys the results OF tO.days bust.
ness At the SuO-rreasury In this city:--
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Holders oi gold paid i've to seven per cent 60 have
their balances carried over. The Hansa took out
81. 400 In specie. The other had no con-
sgnment The operations Of tho. Gold Exchange
Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared. SCI 257 900
GUld balances. 1046,060
currency balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,27S008
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

MARINE TRANSFERS.
The following is complete LIST Of marine trans-
rers from January 20 70 da.e:-
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The following shows the results OF to.day's bust.
ness AZ the SuO-rreasury in this city,
SALES Ar tn; NEW yl,l STICK txcuyl:.

Wednesday. Feb. 2-l9 M. and 2s15 p. M.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-23
MEDICAL,
SICKNESS. PAIN and DEA r,l

LegltlmMcly result a. penalties for Violations o?
natural laws, from which none escape
Ibe iaded cheek, the pale and:wan features, the
duli eve, me clouded Intellect, the deep heavng
sgh, tne feeble and emacated franc, the dsjceicd
trsnsgress.on Of Jaw. knowing tina. "prosrrsiina
tion is the thief o. time" al intelligent beings
apply or some remedy as soon as circumstances
princp'e thrt delays aie dangerous seneralIy ~
hnGer, lose more time and pay more money.
.nousands OF mothers and daughters, IN an
l,,ngesIng end dying from the effects Of some
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-23

as' x xds.y: :.s s.as:s q, y ~;
ss posne. Hh prepared By regular physicians
Price one dollar. or sig bottles for i've dollar
eid by druggists and msrshants sv srywhers.
J. p. DR0NG00LEA CO.,
nov isdSw$m Nsmp hia Csna
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-23

DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal once
NO. - FIFTH, (Cross street,)
HoSa10v111O. ny. D..
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Empty Bitter Bottles, of vssiouv ssvIes. csn
oe found around almost eysry dwelling and cabin
throughost the land. Their Taste u plsssani. and
the manufacturers kssw they possess no med.
icihai properties whatever. They are 30 mans
DISCUSSES for exceedingly common bsvsragey
sa'eh Do not, nor cannot possibly cure any ous.
ties. they consaia stiug fcs yosr vtals. and he
sho ouys them carries "t0pes's' erog into his
house. One saen who ksowe eaothiag s6out med.
cure ch'lis and feSsr. rheumatism and consump.
non smother, whoss bottle y very fancy. cures
NJ impurities Of the blood. makes old men
blind. aud numerous other mirs0lss; while yet
another. Who presumes every man drum ard.
s. d:s:.s iSs: me .s mall:
know they make no such c0vss. we ks0v the peo.
pie ~ large are deceived end swindlsd. and o ws
desire 70 ventilats these common humbngs.
mako the following ehaisnss to ons AID all.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21

Third Days Meeting of the Association for the
Advancement Of Science The Notable Papers
\of the Session Electricity-Winds, Tides,
tho Aurora Borealis and the Impene-
trability of Matter "A New System
Of Unlversaloyy- Gravity
Constant Force 7-"Mode of Nc
tion.--Reptiles, Local Errors
and Climates Travelling
On Broadway Fun
for the Savana.
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,~-o,--...,-.~A!s,MS-gs! ~AMgsE-lsxrSs:-. sxr,Ss:-.--~-------
~ rOM0RROW EVENING (xonday, Ausust -,
rrst time IN Afnertcn.
by Mrs JAs.A OATES
nowy organized Comic Opera Comp any,
n'''''i iiTi1Gs inTs1llsf "a 1'%!i si, Opera
entirely new Scenery BY Mesrs Jas f. Hayes Johnsss
anu assstants,
w.,, the following strong and attractive cast
Arib, London Newsboy ' " "'''''', Mira. Jas A. Oateu
sar'ss "a spnssr sm, gao MT Geo
pan., vo, tier hrst appearance hefs.J
Valentino, o The nr M Nm A. c,ass SsSs
sebe, Youth Of ,T . per,a; ere, ;sppearanes here;l
:, tiits rat appearance herc5 ;J'' o"'''s' pf'~
ksri. alias Herr hobper, gentleman OF
Fritz Rega aton swell L9a Prior
suon. Tiger pac Sss Ms' = ssss: sans:
Cabmsn. Hanson is as hanson docs Mr. JAS w Thorn
Inc ''' 00'"e' ro'ss' Ns va Florence Les
No expense has been spare for the pro iucson OF
the peculiar feai OF tls great Comic Sensa,Iop witch n
ss sSnnasr s L. rsas sassS ssa. % o. 'P.e Ps 5
'e'''''1 '"'s'.s Acr 1siR siRsTsoESl do s FIRST.
Fui.hine Academy for Young Ladies' one Hours cscar
ton Female Gymnss,s on Larx. ARRIVAL Of SStHfrln.
saere ar'1t H,y @rs5ses Sr ws%sn. TaOsau
ILLl MINATED s,h*!.fS.
SONG, .'Wherc Shah Iraks Nv t,ride
First appearance of The HOSE MAhINEs. clad In BRITT
s,s. ,iny ..', an and li,,.y nisn;y q so's
FiishtOf 1rsna srn.:ssa.i ia6isaa.
tnE Sfnm1N a'.iss a1sSEs 1sSEff rtIss. ssssr'
Pea1apk Girls Students from the University. Triple
sAsiJ IKASSSoRSArIoN TO THE HOME OF
hATIsEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ATa
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Mrs. JAMES A. OATES
NJ NEWLY ORGANIZED

Ms. JAMES A. sl.M1y oArEs' oea.y,zrn
COMIC OPERA COMPAIs.
MRS. JAMES A. OATES,
IN acKn0wsasns her thanks Tor iSern
bestowed upon her late uries Troupe extending
peoa OF nearly two years In al the principal o3
her present
kNriRELY NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY
hs occn organized Tor rendering English all
Opera Boule oil Orelbach Herve, &C. which, conluno.
tion with other well known viii n feper.
tore rare y equal ed IN O. sSorid.
Mrs Dates has ich pleasure In the
ton o! her Comic Opera Season Tor
MONDAY, the 22d of August,
at the Olympic Theatre. Broa New York when afier
considerable liper&ity outlay,
nerves succ'ss.ui Comic Opeao
ia fe.c Fanst w be uced manner that viii noe
tn With but Is confidently anticipated sarpass.
ls great sensation Il ,mphs both IN London Fsra,
where Little Faust has and sill continues to command
tu rnpted pt Bile favor.
VUooD's MUSEUM AND MEvAGERIE.
TE3KuE wo1p ;fropricsor pr and Manager
STILL ANOTHER NEW DRAMA.
MoNDAY, Ausust 22. every day at and evening at &
ALBERT W. hIKENs
new sensation DRAMA adapted from e fronch OF Aexand
HEART OF COLD.
liEAKr OF Goi.O,
HEART OF GOLD,
with scenery costumes properties unapproach
able east.
FRIDAY, August ~, day and evening,
BENEtIf or ALBERT w. AIKEN.
SATURDAY. August Last appeara of ALBERT W.
AIKEN and last hisht o. the season.
MONDAY. SepemDcr o. viii inaug rate tSe opening OF the
fall and winter with the beauul and gifted artistic
MRS. SCOTT SlDDuNS,
who win appear in dramt b. Tom Taylor ESQ.,, being
the latest London sensation, entitled
TMiAT AAE AND CROWN.
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S1f-THEArRE COMIorE.
Ill BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ST. NICHOLAS
BuILEk GILMORE. MAN AYERS and PEDPhIETORS
THE "knAt SENSATIONAL THEATRE OF rHE AGE.
GRAND AUGMENTATION OF TALENT.
IMMENSE SUCCESS or THE NEw COMIC
PANToMlME GREAT ACIiIEvEJr rNTS.
49, IHE STAR TROUPE or THE WORLD
will appear In
GRAND AND VARIED BILL
Doors open at Cnrtain rises at O'Clock.
Popular Prices Admission % Cents 50 Cents and 81
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ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
- The company for the 1870 n
assemble ay September
at II O'Clock A. n.
D. II. HARKfNs,
Stage MANAGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01

A scASpALors scene occurred at the
Church of Paderbaru, Prussia, some Sun.
days ago. 4 Jesuit named Father Schium
patriotic statements, "It is sin, and will
Be punished with the torments of hell If you
do not recognize the doctrines Of the Holy
See but whoever will support Prussia in
the present war will be condemned to eter-
nal damnation, for it opens the way for
Protestants." The congregation present
rose up like man and refused to let the
priest 20 on in his sermon, shouting.
..Down with the infamous Jesuit '" News
of this occurrence spread rapidly on the
streets. and created considerable, excite
ment. An immense crowd gathered Ill front
of the church and the convent. and pro.
posed TO take it by storm. The military
had to be called out, and they succeeded
only after two hours in quoting the excited
populace. The commander OF the troops
now proceeded to arrest the preacher, but
he and his colleagues had made tracks for
safer quarters long ago.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate d gents,
Eleventh street. bet Heen Main and Bank.

NNRUSTFE'S SALE OF THE EALUA-
Z BILE FARM KNOWN AS WEST VIEW
ON THE WESTU AN EOAU, THREE AM A
HALE MICS FROM The CITY, AT AUG
TON BY virtue of n deed o! trust executed by
{. A. Robinson. trustee TO the late Powhatan Ro-
berts aud the subscriber as trustee, dated 18th
August, 1865 and duly recorded in the office Of the
clerk OF HeGrico County Court, bsing thereto re-
qurcd by the creditor secured, will sill, as sur
virtUg trustee at suction, upon the premises. on
WE IN ESDAf 18th October ut O'Clock Z. VI,
tif is; If not then upon the first fair day ihereaf-
ter, ut The same hour, tie property conveyed III said
deed, the same bcuy The very valuable FARM
known as WEST VIGW,.' living ut the forks Of
the Westl Az and Thrte-choppcd roads about
three AMI half miles west OF Richmond, enbra-
cling ONE HUNDRED AND TlilRTf-hI IL
ACRES, with All excellent DWELLING sud cX-
t"Isivc farm buildings OF all kinds. The said
farm has been highly improved and IL regs rded
The most valuable OF its size In the vicinity
Of this city.
TERMS Sufficient in cash to defray expenses Of
sale mad TO pay of note for 81, soI.S0. due ldth
August 1870; credi. rs TO So rs SIS until 18th IL
gust, ISL, and the residue upon such terms MS the
Rrantor In said deed, his heirs or assigns, may
direct and in the event of his their failure TO
give such direction, then upon such terms as
s.lall announce at the time OF sale.
2. w. G3UBBS, Surviving Trustee.
GKUBaS x WILLIAMS, AuctfGnecrs. &c 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
BY w. Goddin
Real Estate Agent aud huctioneer.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF TWO
u SQUARES OF HANDSOME LAND QS
UNION HILL, ONE OF WEIGH Is BOUNDED
BY VENABLE, r, TWENTY-SIXTH AND
TWENTY-sEvENTH STREETS. AND THE
OTHER BY R AND s AND TWENTY-SI&IH
OF WHICH IS WELL ENCL0SrD, AND HAS
ON THEM A SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT
WITH THREE ROOMS FACH.-At The request
of the executors Of the late Thomas Rutherford
shall sell at auction, on the premises. on MON
DAY, the Sd OF October. 1870. at O'Clock J. ~;
those two beautiful sQUA RES OF Ian 80 located
as above each having front of 3is feet and
depth OF feet 80 be divided into lots q sui abe
size, sccordng TO pa!s to DO exhibited at the honr
OF sale.
TERMS One-fourth cash ; balance at 4, 3 and IL
months. for negotiable notes. Interest added &C.
cured by trust deed or title retained
Sc 2s -dtd3 ". GODDIS, Auct.
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IMMENSE LossEs.-The French have lost
since the war began 9S9 cannon, OF when
I02 were the boosted mitrailleuses, and
III, S59 men and officers, including those
surrendered at strasbourg. In making these
captures fully as many others were k M
and wounded on both sides. Add to these
the numbers who have perished in hospital
from illness and the peasants who have d lea
from exposure, and We may estimate the
cost of the war to France in human life at
quarter of million souls.
The commerce of Germany is almost
wholly destroyed; her regular industries
are broken up; her productive powers are
interfered with; hundreds of thousands OF
the men who were the bread-winners -
have been killed or are Frustrated with
wounds; hundreds of thousands more are
absent from their homes serving ; IN IN the ne
innumerable cases, individuals and families,
dependent upon industry or upon their
natural supporters, will find it absolutely
necessary to fall back upon Ine a TeaI Tr
bune,
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pay esOops.
EREsH ARRTYALs.

TIE undersigned begs 70 call tho attention Of
buyers to his entirely FRESH STOCK OF DRY
GOODS now IN store and receiving. 1t Ia conf
IDENTIFY believed that no stock superior to it has
been exhibited In this market since the war. 1t
has been selected with great care and with special
reference to the wants OF this community.
We invite particular attention to tia folio wing
lines of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FABRICS,
which we are prepared to exhibit In large quantl-
lies and great variety:
MOURNING GOODS tofesery dcscription)i In
hLPACAs,
B0MRAZINEs,
REPS
UTTOMANS,
TAMIsE CLOTHS,
MoUsELINS,
NERINOS, SC.
In IAREss GOODS our stock is really attrae-
tlVe embracing all Of the LATEST NOVEL
tbs, and will be sold rs low as similar goods can
be bought anywhere.
We call special attention to our large assort-
nent of CLOAKIHGS In Velvet, VelTeteens,
Cloths, &C. Also, CLOAKS tready made and in
great VARIETY and magnificent line Of shawls.
CLOTHS and CASsIMEREs, for men and boys,
OF both foreign and domestic manufacture:
MERINo UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentle
men;
FLANNELS, CALICOES, LIESEYS,
BROWN aud BLEACuED C0TTOES
IRISH LINENS,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES,
REAL and IMITATION LACES,
EMBROIDERIEs, &c. .....
In fact, our stock is complete in every particu-
lar, and cordially invite examin alton by all
in want Of rst-class goods at the lowest possible
figures. JOHN n. WOODFiE,
I'LL Main treet-
Z. S.-Merchants visiting this city are invited to
examine our stock and be convinced that VIC will
supply their wants at northern jobbing rates.
sc 2p--Im j. n. WOODFIS.