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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-15

FINEST BORDEAUX PRUNES.-JuSt
Il received, small lot OF EXTRA BoRDE& uN
PHUNEs, in tw0-ponRd packages, Tin ard glass.
ANDREW PIZZINI x CO,
OCT 81. ..nF "' . SD7 Broad street.
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ByWellingtOn Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucloneer,
Corner Of Bank and 18th streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
l ABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CAP
HALT.-Ry virtue of deed Of trust extcnted by
Mr.. Hugh W. Fry and wife TO 10. L. towtson,
trustee, bearing date lSt of June, 1867 duly re-
corded In Richmond Hastings Court shall, rs
substituted trustee In the place Of said Howison,
under q decree Of the Court Of ChanceTv for the
city of Richmond, proceed to sell at public anc-
ton, on the prcmisS on THURSDAY, the nth of
November, iS7o, ut O'Clock =. NJ. Of fair If not,
the first fair Cay thereafterl, that VAIL ABLE
RESIDENCE. with the grounds attache theret' :,
fronting CO feet tmore or c'sl on the north size oi
Capitol stree running back about l3G feetS Inches
(mOre or less) To the south line of Broad st: eel,
on whicht has the same fronts rs on Capitol street.
and bounded on the east by the city Hall and vest
By the First Presbyterian Church. The dwelling
Is now occupied by Mrs. Duval as boarding,
house, and Is In good order. II was remodclcd
some years ago. and contains all OF the modern
convenlences usually found In trst-claSs dwell
ing. ,,,.,,.
all of the front on Capitol Street, running Dack9o
fest with the privilege of an alley leading out 0
Broad street. and the front on Broad stre-t VIII nt
divided into three lots. one Of which there Is
an excellent BRICK TESEMEET used as offices
and tor on sincss purposes, which has always conl-
manded fair rents. Va,
The location Is unsurpassed by any in Rich
mnnd, being in front of and commanding a line
view Of the Capitol Square and washington Mon.
ument: and while II Is in the centre OF the CITY! II
Is yet retired. -,
The property will he sold rs Whole or sub
divided, as may be deemed best.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale II IS pIohi'
BILE that arrangements will be made 70 extend rea'
sOnabe credits. w ItDilN,
! M Io-tdi Substituted Trustee
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TUE MYSTERIOUS RAINING TREEs.-10 me
Editor Of the Regs h hs Eaib UrfsI sPav 70
visit SICK RersV "rom meT, me to make some
EI nqar s" aScu the q rain fall
ing certain yard 1t +i is all eta a"i 70 in
IN adjoining ward. This is not uncomm!o,n,
nj tbs season of the year with the w1ld
Cherry my1e X and md s ssn app,tnn "H
attar tho ieayes have fallen OFF, i'll great
QUANTITIES. from some atmospheric cause, Is,
HE little scar left on the branches when me
leaf falls off coats over with gum; tht sap
rises and collects under the coat, ana .! !"
"uis a tergo" action bursts the coating,
and many of them at time produces I"
very tue shower. There are 'taer pne-
nomenu of this kind in and about the cltI.
One IA poplar tree in Holly'S Garde1) isnow'
ar WAS about Il week ago giving fort quite
AS much water as the one i'll guess ION; a
crane myrtle tree on the old shell ROAD has
been showering every fall for many years.
NOb,ie, Nov. ), 1870. IL
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JOIN II. PoPE. druggist, Of New Orleans,
saws that the substance known as sugar
drips," and retailed rs golden syrup
contains no sugar at all, but is produced ny
the destructive action Of strong su!phuric
acid Toll of vitroD upon starch. TO test the
difference between this and cane syrup
dissolve a teaspoontul of the golden S!-
rup" in wine glass OF rain water lhen
add 4 lew grains Of fannie acld. wheh II
will turn black as ink If the article Is spur
ous, If not convenient to procure, make 4
cup Of strong tea (Which contains tannln?.
and add tcaspoonful OF the golden,
and a fair quality Of ink will appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-15

TAMESRIyER sTEAaIBcATsz.rn,
s5 COMPANY.-FOR NORFOLK. $500
PORTSMOUTH, AND ALI, REGULAk la Nd.
iNaS on THE JAMES RIVER. The fat sGd
elegant United states mail steamer
JOHN VESTE
C2ptainZ. c. CLIFFORD,
leaves company's wharf ;, q Rockets FOR The
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, at H4LE-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK A.. d.. and returns On Tuesday,
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time TO con.
meet with steamers for Baltimore and rointA
North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg On sr-
rival or eteager.
Fare TO Norfolk -
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return. 40.
Liberal arrangements made for EVEEr6G tx
CURSIONS-
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ga-
turdays for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Bari-
more, and principal landings on Chesapeake BAY
and all regular landings on james river, &C REE
SDEAEhE RATES. Freight received from : \.
NJ. TIL p. 81.
Freight for way landinas must be prepaid
L. y. TATUM. General gent
sci Office, Companies wharf.
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BY ". 1Oddin,
Auclloneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, COWS,
n HGGS, CORN, FODDER, FARMING I'M
PDEME>Ts, &C.-At The request Of c Mr.; Henry ,Ey
Thou | shall sell at auction. ut his larin on lllt
ha,y ,,r iflrn or Nine-mic road three miles east 81
Richmond, on TUESDAY, the 18th November
$50 m l2 o'clock VI. the following articles OF per
''''; Two god. largc.szed LRAUGrTT HORSES
Three MIL: III COWS,
One lIEiFEk.
one YOUN.; BTt L.
one PREMIUM BROOD SOW,
Two PIG : ,:gS, from The above SOW;
Two BARI;OWS.
0nc WA OK. one SPRING WAGON,
\ lot of CORN and FODDER, and all OF the
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
the most OF which are in good order.
TFRNs: At sale ". GODDIS,
No 10 AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-15
BY Hill 4 Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. ll0s Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IN THE
l PLAN OF SIDNEY IT PUBLIC AUG
TION.-By virtue OF Il deed of trust hearing da,e
7th November, 1870, by 4. I. Jennings and \; A.
Jennings, his wife to me as trust Jor D. y. Jen-
nings, will proce.dto sell, on the premises. No
VENEER l7TIr. 1870, at o'clock, The following
described property, to wit Part Of LOT No. ~
In the plan OF Sidney. situated on the north side Of
Flmwood street. between berry and Calvert
streets beginning at point 125 feet from the wcSt
line of Cherry street. thence wcSiwardy and front
Ing 30 feet on said north side of Elmwood street
running back l7q feet bctwecl parallel lines to an
alley 20 feet wide, in common.
If, from unfayorahle weather, the above sale he
prevented on the day named ii will lake place the
next fair day thereafter.
TERMS: Cne-fourth cash; balance ut !. 8. ana
u months, interest added, secured by tIu.t deed.
no. j. ) WISE, Trustee.
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RE.s'EAUA SAHE's.
7 o H n S 0 n S a t.
DISING-ROOMS AND w.
RESTAURANT.

A familiarity with the wants Of the people. a.
sultlng from Il lcng experience In frat lass
Establishment in this city, h.s enabled tf r .ndtr-
signed 10 HI up ana arrange, on Twelfth near Main
street. one Of the most
COMPLETE KsiSTAU "a NTS IN TIE SOUTH.
TO those who want the very best fare that can bn
furnished hc'e he eXtc8hs i cor'ilai invitation 10
visit him, feeling confident that ihey win find al his
establishment as fine OYSTERS, as er.nta variety
OF GAME and FASH, and as choice MEAS IS
money will proc re. hese are served up ~ al
His BAR Is supplied With tie purAst tlQUrl@.
WINES, &C.. and bis CIGARS embrace nil of H.
best and most popular brands.
lie would especially ln.itc attention 70 his
ROOMS FOR PRIVATE PARTIES. aud inform
his friends from The country hat h. has mum "r
Of COMFORT BILE and " tLG-FCRH I>!IED
LODGING-R0OM7 IN The upper stories of his
tahishmeut,
no l-3m JOHN r. JDfE%SB&.
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NV, ,o,,,,sor trusts that h:s remedies, from
The fact Of being ADVERTISED may i''' NC
claes.d as patent medicines.
HELMBoLn's
rLI,ID EXTRACT OF buCho

FLUID EXTRACT OF RUcHu
T., q pharmaceutical prepar. ton. The proper
mama "a given. and II Is the most ncllVe "i''''
on, ne made: 1t Is endorsed ~ cure os al
,,o., works for such Diseases as RECON-
rrond.d br tie proprietor. II Is pleasant IN lis
,aetc and odor free from all luxurious proper
,,es and is taken by adults and children. IL Is
tonic. dlurctlc, blood-purifving, and invigo-
rating. Enfeeblcd and delicate constitutions OIL
hath scycs will find II far more strengthening
III N any Of the preparations Of bark OF lroh'
See medical properties contained In aispeh-
satory Of tie United States. Of which the iol-
lowing ia q correct copy:
BucHu.-Its odor 10 strong. dlhnslTe, ana
somewhat aromatic; liz taste Is bitterlsh ana
analogous to that of mint. II Is given cmenY
In complaints OF the urinary organs, such as
gravel, chronic catarrh of the bladder, mornld
Irritation of the bladder and uretha, diseases
of the PROSTATE gland, and retention or the
incontinence of urine from loss OF tone IN
the psrts concerned In It's evacuation. IL has Also
been recommended in dyspepsia, chronic rheu'
ma,tsm. cutaneous affections. and drOpsy.
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE EARS' SIAM
INu-sTONE PASSED. A Il TO BE SEEN.
sAvAHSAH, TENN, May II, 1869.
Or. II. T. Helmbold:
Dear Sir,-We introduced rour FLUID En-
TRACT BUCHU In this country about elsh'
months ago, and are happy 10 state that 1t Is meet
ing with universal favor. We wish to inform you
Of one Instance (among many where your
BUCHU has worked wonders. A man In our
county named j. B. Ostel had been suffering
about fyc years with gravel. About six weeks
ago he bought Of US one bottle of your BUChu'
and before he WAS through with one bottle he
passed gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS, when
we now have on exhibition In our drug store. he
saws that he will never be wi lout the BUCHU In
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
ECCLES & HINKEL,
Druggists.
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BY z. Bowman, Auction ecr.

GPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE.
~ On TUESDAY, the 22d inst, commencing ut 10
o clock. will sell, ut my wareroonz, 1900 Nam
street, $50 casss BOOTS. SHOES, BROGANS, snd
BALMORALS, In great variety Of sizes ana qnais,
tiles. They consist OF Eastern, New YORK, anu
Philadelphia-made goods. and cannot be surD ssed
In attrac ion. Also, an unusually fine anu large
assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WOOILESS,
FURNISHING Goods,
FUR and WOOL HATS,
SHAWLS, CLOAKS,
BLANKETS, FURS, &C:
With an attractive invoice of WAX DOLLS.
The attention of the trade Is earnestly reqieSlea
to the above prime lot OF goods. They are dcsir;i
Bile, fresh and seasonaole, and viii be SOLD Win
oul reserve. r BtW MhN y,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
no l5-Tu, Th, =. .Tu
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H. T. HELMet n.
DRUG AND CHEMICAL "AREHoUsE,
6S4 BROADWAY, y " YORK.
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s,;. By Cook, 81 Lapghton, Aucsionser5'
Corner Fran kiln and Governor etrect5s

r ARGE. SALE OF. ;CRoCKERY,
~ a5L.sAasswARE, TABLE AND ~ PoG Wnnr
NESDAY 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, we VIII scli
at our aue;! n-roems, Without reserve large aS-
- - YET LOw.TARE,a pro- - .@
ia. ROCKISGHAMl WAIE, - =.
WHITE GRANITE ana @ c WARE.
"t ~ BRIDGWOOD g. SONS PORCELAIN
.5 F.' in-s WARE. 80 'l''.A
/. ..E GLAsSW ARE. &c.y Consisting Of
PITCHERS,
MUGS,
''.@ BOWLS,
$685. CHAMBERS,
CUPS and sAUCERs.
DISHES
rLATES,
SPIfTOOES, &c.
GLASS SETS
GGBLETS,
1UMBLERS, &c.
Also, an assortment Of
POCKET and TABLE CUTLERY,
RAZORS,
CARVEES,
STFELS,
WATERS, &c.
WITH
dozen FELT and FUR HATS.
nol5 COOK LAUGhTON, Auctr..
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BY wellington Goddin,
Aucti oneer and Real Estate a gcn

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
d THE sOrTH SIDE Of CLAY, re 40
MONROE STREET, FOR ALE AT ACCIlOf.
VIII ne sold at auction on the premees. on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th November, 1870, at
O'Clock 7. NJ, that very beautiful LOT. located
as above adjoining the residence OF MIR. JAS. liOl-
man, fronting about 81 feet, running back $50 feet
to an alley. o,,
TERMS: At SALE ". GODDIN,
no IL Auci!oneer.
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CORRESPONDENT OF the Holly springs
MISSY Reporier' communicates the follow
inc "A singular phenomenon may De WI NJ
n ,ns on the farm Of NJ. c. fegucS, Me
miles southeast of Holly Spring.: \ hlach-
enm tree, about thirty feet high, groWi1ns
or = hillside. surrounded by other trees, mas
been for wears a source of wonder TO many III
This neishhorhood, and has gained tor i.1eil
the name of Raining Tree On aalului'
last several persons visited this remarkahie
Tree. The day was perfectly calm, warm,
and cloudless. with the exception OF ie"
clouds in the South. Immediately under,
and \ short distance beyond the hranche, OF
the tree. a gentle rain was falling COM i1'l"'-
w. saturatins the ground beneath, ana no
Where else was Il particle OF moisture Vl>F
rjr The water collected in latirn leaves
had the appearance and taste Of ran-"ater,
being inodorous and perfectly Tree lio,n
INV Dummy substance. which it certalnls
wauId have possessed had it eXudcd from
thr tree or have been attributable TO lnSer's.
- this rainfall on cloudlesS day, ana II, 4
remarkably dry spell of weather, caused =!
an electrical affinity or influence, or whal i
Ihe cause of it: Will some of your readers
furnish \ solution.
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TOHN II. MONTAGUE,
81 FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
AGENT,
llla MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
rerr.ser,t!ng home and other companies, whose
ru,nbinr,i assets exceed 1892, COO 900.
ENSURES PROPERTY In town or country
.ransr ire Merchandise In transit land sea
vnusr loss or a1nase and issues Life Policies on
MI the mos, approved plans AT rates rs low us Is
consistent with mutual safely ~
reference is also made to the following certif-
cate: r,,>.,> o,. >. ,o-o
J. II Montague agent. has deposited In the Urea
sury az the state If Virginia $685., 600 in bonds rs
nUGru1fss funi To the holders of policies in the
COMPANIES represented by him In Richmond
CSIpneIl JOHN S. RADY,
Acting Treasurer OF Virginia.
~! ii5.1,im j. II. MONTAGUE, Agent.
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kT Lee q GoGdln,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
No. ill3 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, IN HENRICO
COUNTY, NEAR HARWOOD'S GROVE, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of deed of trust bearing
date 2l5t day of February, 1892. executed by HaZ-
lett Loflani to John Il. Allen as trustee, thav!ng
been substituted trustee for John X. Allen by
order Of the Circuit Court Of nenricO county on
the 2!ih day Of October. $50 duly recorded in the
office o. the clerk OF lEcnriCo County Court. sgd
hv request Of the hcnCii larry secured tl.erein
will proceed TO sell at public auct ou, the prem
i5es, on WE'D ESDaY, Novcmher 10th. 1870, nj
O'Clock p. NJ, that variable TRACT OF LAND,
with TcIacnts thereon, the late residence of
nr. UaZlett huiiand. situated i short distance
beyond The city OF Richmond and neaf the Me-
chanicsviile turnpike. Containing nout2l ACRES,
upon viii is i Ccmto'.as"c dwelling 3nd usual
Out-hGuScs for Tie use of the place. which has been
for 5atfs past successful Y cultivated rs 3 market
garden. said laad being bounded as follows on
the south by the land Of tcalta''s heirs on the
east hy I'll 3 of the estates of Edmund K. Crcn-
shaw, II. j. Smith, and James Ialley; north by
tue land Of - Burton ara on the we { by that Of
Stanard and the said !iazlett Loiilaud. The
land viii lie sold whole or divided, as may be
Thought best AT the time of SALE
TERMS Cue-third cash: balance In one. two,
and three years for negotiable notes, with interest
added at SIX per cent. par aunnln from day Of sale,
ana secured by decd OF trust on the property.
JAMES PIE SAINTS,
oc Al-tls Substituted Trustee.
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AVAILABLE REAL ESTATE IN

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
' SURREY COUNTY For sALE.-By virtue
Of the last viii and testament OF James s. Clark
70 Surry Court house, on TUESDAY. 29d N0vem-
Der. 1870 that being court day. the following
valuable PROPERTY, belonging to the estate Of
"OAK HILt.." whereon the deceased lived and
dlet, containing about 500 ACRES; Is remarksbly
dIately on the road leading from surry Court
house to Gotham, on James river. about midway
hetwcca the two places. and about two and 4 half
miles from each 1t has on it large, convenient.
and we'll finished two. story dwelling -hOuse with
basement, &c all nicely fitted up and occupying
a commanding position on hill i'll the midst Of
beautiful oak grove near the ROAD. 1t also has on
it all necessary Ou:-buildings usual on large and
well. arranged farm; all Of which are In good re-
pair.
There is young apple orchard on the place, and
the land is In hi gh state of Improvement and well
adapted 10 the growth of all the crops usually
RAJ $ed in this section Of the couatry.
II Is about three and 4 half miles from J0Ees's
wharf on James river At which the Norfolk and
fichm0ud steamers stop daily, and packet runs
rly to Norfolk from Grays Greek landing,
which Is within 4 mile OF the place.
There is IN abundance Of wood, timber. and
mari on the plarc, and several acres of meadow
land Of the best quality. The body OF the place
lies on the east side Of the road but portion Of II
lies Oh the west aide. next 10 the place called
Gray's Greek, and will be sold with Gray's Creek
"GRAY'S CREEK" containing about $40
ACRES. Hes on the opposite side Of the road ron
Oak Hill. " mas on u q gOOu SlnPle-slory Drich
dyellIuy-lousc and ali necessary out-buildings, all
In good repair: plenty of wood, timber. &C., ana
the land IS very fertile, and well adapted TO me
production Of all the crops usually raised IN thiS
vicinity. 80
Prisons desiring to purchase either Of the above
named places are earnestly requested 10 examine
them before the d y OF sale. Mr.. j. W. Land re-
sides at Oak Hin, and will take pleasure IN show
ing persons over either Of the places.
TERMS 4 credit of one and TWO years VIII be
given by the purchasers giving bonds. with APP
D roved. bearing Interest from day OF sale, ard a
lien to be retained on the lands until the purchase
money Is paid Possession will he given on or
before lst January, ISL. For further particulars
applyto Grpk6" =. CLAkhE,
oc 90 .2ttyrtis surry Courthouse, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-15
BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No 1889 Main street

THREE NICE LITTLE MARKET.
IL FARMS. On THE NEW CENTRAL PIKE,
ONLY TWO MILES FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-We
Will at the request of the personal representative
the premises, On WEDNESDAY. the 10th day OF
November, 1870, 1T IL O'Clock NJ. those THREE
NICE LITTLE MAEKET-FARNS, located as
described. The first contains II SO 100 acres, the
second 20-l0o acres, and the third I?s acres.
The soil Is new good, and lies well and would suit
admirably for truck or dairy farms. being only q
short distance from the city markets. They are
well worth the attention OF parties wishing TO buy
SUCH as IL is seldom an opportunity like this OF
fers itself.
TERMS Liberal, and made known at the hour
OF sale. LYME & BROTHER
no Wv ,S,M,Tu,&W AuctlcneFrs.