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New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
5.!aai.ons maul,9--9i,ales.

Y intelligent G,'u1u AGRlDtlIth~I
wants . posi-. so. .els .'r - where b. c'l r.e &
&c.. .r..I DIV fo fr. H rit Jas
I4RCrDED E.of oeill44 ii.gsG-s, hc7.iD.k T. o.
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estietr to4c ~! 5jlre.y. Acs WILLIAM. BJl - Is-8s
Oice
orLtND Hy practical A--c.lu7i.. vr cleo goo.
co1utan.. AI.-yss G. GARTER HaDAi'S. -yJ Broadway
WANTED. by an experienced mau-A s.'1-
~ toH o. BOpEhEEi b., ACCOUNTANT, or tOAL.tl'.
Al.Ir5s Box ill. Tribune ULe
EARN HANDS at e Bowling -grCcn.--PIELtE
Go have constantly ban -rsfss .'sss Germans, o,,
snl Elglsa sso Mechanics. tJ-ohu,n .r-elrr-. &c.
CCOTCHMAN and wife, En"lishm2n and
- frs.e hands a.d lo1.s e-pes nt arrived Wan.
STTLA4IJNS North N,st % :ou' lnlrt D.: H. arr.c u
fiiR D. a. co.. o. bow 'us Geen.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
6itnlt,ons Uari.9--<eral,s.

A RESPECTABLE English Lady Cs HOUSE
Il EEEPEt will 20 es..t .'f ca'aeror fr. si"- Afs
10 T-r.s,e. l-.aeel 70 ani l- Street. r' store
AN AMERICAN WOMAN wants situation
"a WORKING hDU,EK14ptf c- ri children lI- etn'ef
tie beet Of rc,er-r,eA A-lres, Box r. o. i'..
AN ELDERLY WOMAN, oi mental ard moral
c7rrr wants aHOMG lo. r,.u heil, b4t sC.ils
proef position De b . 1e i'rt ia-'s hei
desire. 30 salry - lec,e- Alcs lbof, I13s-e once
A GOOD German GIRL wishes p situation;
n good washer iraE; wl"g an. a- 2. 80 lz
EoFfo!ssL 81. All.'
II American Woman wants a situation as
- WOEkIS1 H4.sELkE. .i cr. Of eri---, 49, Sea-. i.-
Tie bes. of rleolrss sd .es B'E ?. O.l..L
4 SITUATION WANTED bv q respectable
~ Pu,esilr o. - i4e's arrs- .. titaafNiih alt "AI-
REsS orssS g,E lll o DO serving G. ai2aJ e' Ft'-e1r'
T1IRST-CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
/ tsPEHr. go. l.. Fllr.rn D-c'r. r- ~ ot-rr g. -
from Am aoa1. Lag,a sr c. ut nal-. s1..s I1t
GERMAN Servants for al positions c-.abic
N lul trs.eJrt.g. c.aa- frll 3 IpTsrr tis -a"E
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
C.3,lcl1 Holiccs.

Glyiu15 fInks.
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
Usay,lsi BY tt, Gorrra-ea; % tae United sta's,)
Is5 BLEECEERG-.
Ls,ps,1 s.'i-sz az. Na,lo -a'5t.
I.S4SCa CCIATTLE:
TIyEY T. CCCEG ia Jay Coole Coz Clrrnsb.
N. HJEILG4CN, Int Nsualal B.lt Na..i iHltou. D. C.
lly fcca4l Controller q tte ur.',l si-. IIe2a
L-.Is tL.--at.-. I..,rssl Eer-l-e ue9-rtl'.-
L-..l.lI-I Z. ..t-u. Fl.-,rr.r of g., rHf.cl States
SIX PTs CEEr INTE' 50.
PAD Cy Any SUN TR,H 81 TO Si.GCO,000.
I'..,. r--ss W c7, .osn.e3 tr1e tau cc ytlr Mat-
rra aa s- Ia. eIelsve coz o over ae loae5 lsi - ID
g.. ..1a. sa1 lfs La-k Deposits le fs-, Boy E1presA
fI u OPPOSITE received -r Iae-rs, .roue 90 Gr- rrt
N' e.. +'t- ilIi II.. II-r per cent cffJ
r.r t1L C,I a.,1s-a rg tcttcses i'le payable on 20
srlCIAL ILp0ITs RECIyID AID r,crHE5I ALLOWED
TEJA p..g or EACI I-Po IT.
I.s7 Ta. col. con ..-u-. three times each yssf or s7e r
-.tp,s. i1r o. ls .tey rrate oai eo--loataL
g.. I'd. ....l ... .-.s yl l,.asal oita interest .oa
J.HN J. zrILLB. C,s' 'er
O-EW-NG"E SAVINGS BANH.-Eighth-ayc.
~ r. 7......s sslE III. CENT SIs rs pad oa al suns
-. satn rOJ D,rt' mad or before De VII Ore" interest
loa D.. is.g, s.oSS5, 6A NaFsli, -iy'Syi -
ETNiON DINE SAVINGS BhNN,
- .,er "rG tAD o5S CAsiLs j, l.. q. lAi'. -ai'
.4. Pee. ,l.I INTEC.st oN - - $500.
ASST, S~,Gi2,1GO -. ,,..,
#i,1,ocr v'ef'eaaea G s. caAIiS re
q. 3. Alror.. seest4fv.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
GlusitaI 3nslrumrnls.

A FACT.-The CHAMBERS PIANO p the
best ssRi M circular rssrensss aad tsauouAa rp ~
and Square Fauos eeshl RhSr secadhar Pfn,
ether males s1 52o se 500 Adress Nos ~ sui inl
ave, NevfoE Gay 7. n. CHAMBERS SCA.
A LARGE stock of PIANOS, best makers -
IA RENr or SELL ohsAp for nstarsnt
pureAais Please call Aad n n kLRRELLs Nle
TooMI No. UE0ntQnArs (65 Rourth-a -aFal
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

New ioft SGD W. l-'-' 81, II, !,
NFW-JEESEY RAILBOAD--tROM roo OF
~ and o. "a. For BALTHOEL AL -hlN". W uNi9g ia5
TilF HEsT Baltimore, $3.50 l.'D 90 - w., to -
fOi-TH AND SOUTH WEST s:yo 2. H. ~, y n ~ ,t,.,5
p',s c.-, -e stt .h.d t.e 32J tr.1 GEL ta -n
- vto.t elfhgs. for tte ks va zen :! .al. '.
roa-sJI :. All p. p - - 20 Va !, r,ts,rr ,a,--
~ 10, ,rd Clsago without c.arae h'T @ ~ az
"a .f, = n dsf sri rl t-fn-Eh ioftit.t. L-Aa
to of aal Doils ktPr,. - b'sI ~. tDty
'Ey.r,Gsr a. i5IU p W. JAtkouS 6t-s-a .-,--
NTENARk AND NGN-iORk RAlLkOAD.-
~ ntpi,r IS NEW-YORE foot = L1srri, serb h.'sf' ,
pV5siie, pV5s az ygW YOPE TOR BkRGES-AYE AND hkWAEA-A
~ 7.D l.I5 G:i5 9.Ir $50 ll:i5 n l. a.'
sSj 500 40 Oj 49, soa $50, $50 sS' '''' ''"' '''
40 70 = wv Nv IoFK FOR WRIST BEEGfsM t'9 GO 7'l'
La "a ,. :. sg " $50 90 70 y;oj !0'i' y N
tit I0'1 J. . '''9 r. g. RlCKEh 6upsnai.nuent
l.. T. BALDWIN. Ga. F-A'htsi AssaA
NTFW-YOKK and HARLEM RAlLlsOAD.-
Os ssd after hON1AE ny . lse so ''''
c~pss so9ssr srih O. tna ioaf.- avs " '''
q.g o. n Hoa,r, EIprssA -, - q. .,,...
Hspsg Colsea o. HsA u-'' saFshs,stdssI
" ! = DIV A@'s, 49, 80
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND
R,1r. AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CsaasscaE AOhpA1' Oe''D'' 49, NV '
fsrneA
,a. n Mail for PIieAorU1
'o. n Accom- nS1s'ios iof BibJloA at. -, -
a. EIP s.s P.tsAogss, va stage to B'H'psH 'hd FIRE
'T'' 'T', i,son-oasros ssssrss,s tAOssA 70 PrshSfns
- ~ Bstrol Aoco H0dluoA
..-ip n ~ Eenici Accom- ssiAlo.. =. - - ,-, ., VIII
a. .s 10 sai 5yo IAd 5p o. tiin' eoeh'e' " 'AuT
s,,sIT 's' n ssi 10 and tlOp n u.a. V.Iy
'"''- - C. " DoVdLAsi s-fsa.'..a'.1
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
Gcclurss ana Glee!inas.

DEV. DRIP. THOMPSON viii deliver his
"a .a-t Le-are hrvr, in rFOAuWAE TAHITNACLS LFC
3r-FODH Thrtv'ourl 6lt1te Pi-
DAY TVENNG Dec O'Clock sgaec The Religion of EgyD.
n CostftsI with the Hebrew Re. rYh" ci.Ie gee.
4 PUBLICATIONS. for LILLIAN =. EDGAE-
u ION Whose power, ,clr-T el ou Al
h-al) gs. BE lse e AAEGIlAN LITE AAl BUREAU, IL
NassaEs-. " Y. p. o. U'n6. O..
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-17
AdvrtislnS Mssinm,

The RECORD has ne sspsr'or, ~ 81 ssrss,a!cs
wherever m OH Operator or Dealer can be foanS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-17

Ns-For fuc Jlb Wor1 90 to the RECORD
OFFICE,
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GOING EAST.

,I,3e A. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily,
tllectiDg at Cory, Sundays excepted, for Warren
..Mayville, Brocton ard 'ritusville, and daily
Erie; at Elmira with Northern Central Railway
illiamsport .rrisburg. Philadelphiaand Ral
more and at New York for Dosten aud Aew Eng
and cities
Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at Gin.
| sinnat running through to New York.
S,l5 r. M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. daily
Sundays excepted, meeting at Binghampton for
Albany and the celebrated summer resort, Sharon
Springs: and at New York for Boston, and all New
England cities.
A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at
Meadville running through to New York
| 1865 A. M. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS.
daily, sundays excepted. Connects at Great Bend
for Scranton, and ut New York with Midnight tx
press train OF New Jersey Railroad for fhlladel
| phia
| A Sleeping Coach is attached to thi, train Mt
| Cleveland, running through to Hor elsvie, con.
Meeting with train having new and improved Draw.
| ing Room Coaches attached, running through to
Ne~ York.
2.45 r. M. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
| excepted.
2,O5 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, Sunday.
| excepted
4,sO A. M. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ez
| cepted.
Boston and New England Passengers, with their
Baggage, are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York.
The be.t ventilated and most luxurious Sleeping
.oaches 81 5-IN THE WORLD-ss accompany all
| light trains on this Railway
| n7T The Eric Railway Company has opened q
Ferry from their Jersey City Depot to the foot
| 23d st New York thus enabling passengers to
sch the upper p r,ion OF the city without the
snse and annoyance Of a street car or an omnibus
rtnsfer.
| IT, The scenery along the entire route Of the Erie
| Railway Is of the most picturesque and beautiful
| eharac er Admirers of Natu els beauties, IN u
dwight journey this Line, will find its
changing landscapes subjects Of continual adnira-
| ton and interest.
Baggage Checked Through,
And fare always as low o, by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained at all the Principal Ticket
| Ofices in the West and Sonth. West,
| WIN. b. BARR,
L. ID. RUCKER, Gen'l Pass'r Agt
Gen sIpt Jan 13, 1870.
Ns-For fuc dob Wor3 90 to the RECORD
! OFFICE.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-17

l4oo MILES UNDER 900 MILES WITHOUT
ONE MANAGEMENT. oHANGE of COACHES
The Broad Gauge. Double Track
RouteE
BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati to New York SEQ Miles.
Cleveland to New York 625 Miles,
Dunkirk to New York 46O II lies
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles.
Rochester to New York 1856 Miles,
AND Is FRoM
"a % TO p MILES THE SHORTEST
ROUTE. 1t
natl, Dayton, Urbana, Marion, Gallon, Mansfield,
Ashland, skron. Cleveland, Warren, Meadville
Dlnkirk, Buffalo and Rochester to
New York without Change,
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
On snd after Monday November 10, 1862 trains
will leave Meadville at the following hours, VIZ.
FRANKLIN BRANCIs..Going south.
LEAVE:
Meadvile, 5.i5 a. NJ la45 A. NJ, l,?O +. NJ. AIS AN
ARRIVE:
franklin, -, " $50 800 " 7,o5 {"
FRANKLIN BRANCH-.GoinG North.
LEAVE:
Oil Oil, City, \, t,5AA, go ecorn
ARRIVE:
Ms.dville, s,l5 1i,s5 ,,is 11,45
GOING WEST.
As A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS, daily. Mondays
excepted for Cieveand. CicnnIati ami the " est
and South Connects at C'arksylle. sundays
eepted, for Sharon Newcastle and Pittsburgh ut
l-eavittsbuy for Youngstown and Sharon; at C,eve-
and with Lake Shore Rsilway, for the West ani
Northwest at Ravenna, Sundays excepted, Tor Al
lance and Pittsburgh; ut Akron Sundays excepted
Ter Ofville ana M1l.ersturg, ar U.bana with Fits
hurgh, Cincinnati and St Louis ay .ur Indi IN
ap Ills, and at Cincinnati with the Ohio n Mi,sls-
| sippi hallway, for St Lonis aud tue South aud
| South West.
Sleeping Coaches are attached tn this tain At
Hornellsvle, running through to Cleveland without
change.
9.45 A. M. EXPRESS MAIL, daily. sundays
| excepted, for Cleveland and the West and North.
Vest Connects at Clarisville for Sharon, Newras-
| tic and Pittsburgh, ard at Cleveland with Lake
| Shore Raj way for the West and Northwest.
$50 r. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily for
| Cleve and, Cincinnati and the West and south
| Connects at Leavit'sburg. Sundlys excepted, for
| youngstown; az Cleveland with Lake Shore / all
way, Tor the West and North West: and at Cincin
natl with tho Ohio 4 Mississippi Railway for It
| Louis and the South and Sonth West
Sleeping Coach Is attached 10 this train at New
| York, running through TO Cincinnali.
lilo A. M. ACCOMMODATION, SunSays
excepted for Ieavittsburg and Nay Stations, con.
Iectl9g for You gstown.
$40 p. M. FREIGHT & ACCOMMODA.
LION, daily.
1.1s A. M. WAY FREIGHT, Sunday. e..
.rtsA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

SINGULAR DIscOvEHY.-For several ears
past Mr.. Richard Congdon, proprietor of
the Dexter House, Sixth and Master streets,
has been missing the money pllced in his
till and left over night. Every effort had
been made to discover the thieves, but all to
nopurpose. On Monday night Mr.. Congdon
concluded to sleep in his bar-room, feeling
sure that if the thieves came he would be
aroused. He was not disturbed, but all the
paper money in the till, except fifteen
cent note, was gone. Then q search was
made, and in snug corner was found about
n peck of fragments of notes, from five
cents up to five dollars, which had been
made intoa comfortable nest for family of
mice. A very small crack in the money
drawer had admitted the little thieves who
had thus been for years feathering their
nest with United States currency, amount
ing in the aggregate to several hundred dol
lars. All the notes had been torn into
small bits so as to make the bed as downy
as possible for the little animals. The sp a.
cimens, filling q small cigar-box, look IT
terly Observation-Disclosures = oou;.
rer, January 18th.
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A Wonderful Age.

Under the above heading the Pottsville
(Ps Y Miners journal notices the model OF
new railroad and machinery by which il
is claimed that trip can be made from
Liverpool via New York to San Francisco
in six days--oounting the time from Ne,,
York. to San Francisco IN t,co and a-ha!j
dnus, We are prepared in this age of pro.
gress for almost any improvement or In
vention, and are consequently not sur
prised at the credulity of the Journal, which
says:
We were shown yesterday the model of q
new railroad and machinery invented by
r. A. Wilder, ESQ.,, for which he has made
application for patent, by which the trip
can be made from New York to San Fran
cisco in sixty hours, including moderate
stoppages at the principal points, with
much more safety than on the present road.
There will be four rails laid laid down in
stead of two for a single track, and will be
laid in such q manner that the road can be
used in various ways. We are not at liberty
at present to give the full particulars, but
this much we can say, that the passenger
and freight cars can be built seventeen feet
wide that they can be run Mt the rate of
sixty miles nm hour, with double, if not
treble, the safety over running the present
cars mt forty miles an hour. That dou-
bic engine of sixty tons will take 1000
passengers in single train, with less wear
and tear to the roadway than is now caused
by thirty-fve-ton engine. The expenses
of building such road will be about $4,000
mile more than building one of the pre-
sent sincle-track roads, which, for 5000
miles, from New York to San Francisco,
would he an extra expense of only
s24 ,0a0, 900. A single passenger, merchan-
disc, or baggage car, capable of carrying
double the number of passengers and dou
BILE the quantity of merchandise, will
weigh at least five tons less than any two
of the cars now in use.. The capacity of
not quite, three times as great as that of
the present single lines. There will be no
oscillating movement in the cars when rum
ming at high rate Of speed, and it is
almost impossible for car to be overturned
in case of an accident. On such road with
passenger cars seventeen feet wide, they
can be fitted up with state-rooms, &C., and
with nearly all the comforts that can be OBJ
tanned in n first-class hotel.
Should the project also be carried out of
extending railroad from New York to the
most remote point in Newfoundland, and
establish a line of steamers to cross the
ocean in three days from that point-which
can be done, as the distance is only 1900
miles-the distance from Liverpool to New
York can be made in six days; and, add
two and n half more days to San Francisco,
the whole route can be travelled in about |
nine days, distance of upwards of G,0OO |
miles. Is not this wonderful age?
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DEALING IN REAL BrAIB.-A story is
told Of an old eastern wan w,o Visited
Kansas City to invest o;s money ' J,;ta MI
eastern men, he uonvor Lot omS
an aren't wc. wanted o corner lot' anu Il,
mica -. mt out to show him one. The
' I. las high. -,
But" said the buyer, 6 | cannot build
IN that lot. There is a bluff forty feet high
mon it. The lot is useless" -.
ss Do YOU see that ravine lot down there ~
asked the agent, pointing to it.
eyes" a.r -,
"Well, the man who owns that lot VIII
give YOU s. 900 for this bluff to fill up his
lot.' -
This sounded very we'll, and the buyer
said he would see. That day he went to
the agent for the ravine lot and asked the
price. He was told, and the figures sound
ed high. 49,,
"But I cannot build upon it without
putting the building up on stills forty 1eei
high a .'@
The agent winked slightly. -,
"Do You see that bluff lot up there -
he asked. ,....-
"Yes."
"Well, the owner of that lot will give
you $4,000 for the privilege OF putting hlf
earth down here.''- .s...,- 800
The buyer thought this sounded very
we'll, but he concluded not to purchase just
then. a2 =f.a- -
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Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1899 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" FRAMED TENE51ENTS ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF VENABLE STREET, AND a NICE
TWO-STORY FRAMED TENEMENT ON III
EAST SIDE OF: THE MECHANlCSplLLE
TURNPIKE, NEXT DOOR TO THE FORMER
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE :. !. CHAIN
AT hUCEION.-In pursuance OF decree OF the
circuit. court of the city OF. Richmond entered
rs. Smith, wife, and ais, we the undersign.d
commissioners therein named, viii, on TUES
DAY the 18th day OF January, 1870 ut 1 O'Clock +.
NJ, upon the premises, proceed to sell the RE :
ESTATE embraced in said decree, of which the
late D. T. Chalk died seized and possessed, de-
scribcd rs follows-vlz., n certain LOT OFLAND
fronting thirtysix feet on the south side Of Ecna-
BILE street above Eighteenth, IN the city or Rich
mond, with two FRAMED TENElENTS there
on. containing three rooms each.
Also, Immediately after the same,-say a L.
M.--anothcr certain LOT OF LAND, fronting
about 81 feet on the east side of the Mechanics
Vile pike and running back the usual DEPTH with
nice tTorstpry frame tenement thereon, contain
Ing four rooms, and tlle usual ont-buidlngs.
TERMS One-tourth cash; balance In three
equal instruments upon credit OF four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added and the title retained until NIL the purchase
WILLIAM II. LYME,
n 10 Commissioners.
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.,ByA. C. Pulliam,, Auctioneer,-.,TL 20
;, ,,b;1aree, corner Main and Fourteenth streets.

TRUSTEES SALE Of OF =, ,YALqA u 7E
SHkSTEREEphkRH HNp AckE
WITH, ALL NECESSARY EARNS STABLES,
&C SITUATED TWELVE MILES FROM
RICHMOND.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust eye
ctted by Edgar r. Moss and wife dated me lgtn da
directed by the :benefciaries. proceed to sell az
public auction, on the premises at u O'CLOCK NJ;
On FRIDAY the 18th Of January, 1870. II fair, II
not the next fair day thereafter, at the same hour
the REAL ESTATE conveyed by said deed which
consists of a FARM containing IH ZEE. HUN N
county Of Chesterfield near the Midlothian turn
pike:about twelve miles from Richmond and two
miles from Coalfeld station on the Richmond and
Danyillc railroad.
This property is very desirable one, highly im-
proved, and ready for the immediate occupation
The buildings consist Of q very COMg0RT+As-
BILE DWELLING and all necessary Barns,
STABLES, &C., which could not be erected at
less cost than $500. l.,
E1sh SCI ssffi E shS o sRs u
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray. the cost Of
SALE and $718, with interest thereon from isth OF
December, 1858 credit payment OF $7oo. Win IN
terest thereon from 10Th of December, 1858, TO De
cured by deed of trust upon the property; and the
residue upon such credit and to be secured In sIch
manner us the said Moss shall direct. 1t is proDa-
BILE that the beneciaries may upon the day OF sue
consent that less amount OF casn mTy ge IT.
luired. WILLIAM l. ohor T tWS,
Persons desiring 1t will receive all necessary In
strnctions and information Of A. c. Pullian, auc-
ti9 on ....1. WI CLoPToN.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Eleventh street between Main. and Bank.

GALE OF REAL EST ATE-By virtue
y Of q decree of the circuit court Of the city or
Richmond made on the 18th day OF July, lsos, III
n suit entitled Solomon A. Myers rs. John r.
Whitfield, executor, and ais, - the undersigneo
therein mentioneI, will proceed, on TUESDAY
the o5h day Of January 1870 upon the premises, at
O'Clock =. d., to sell 1T public auction the fol-
thereof as may be necessary situate In the sald
cify of RichlnOnd-to wit, Three certain LOTS,
each fronting 20 feet on the north Side or Frankiin
street conHnenc ing at point 50 feet east OF the
corner Of Frginklin and Seventh streets, anu run
ming eastward so as TO make the whole 'front.' OF
the tin ee lots 70 feet, and extending back noTtn-
wards between parallel lines and parallel 70
Seventh street about ITO feet to stone wall, ana
Including one foot of said wall-the same lois
being numbered three, four, and five, In q plat
annexed to a decd dated 5th February, 1852, exc
cutcd to said Myers by Richard Whitfield and
John +. Whitfield and wife.
The terms of sale will be for cash rs TO so much
of the proceeds rs may be necessary TO pay the
EXPENSES of executing the said trust and the SAID
decree, and also to pay the suu or W S0s.4o witi
interest thereon at six per cent per annum from
the sth day Of February, 1852, until paid ana II
there be any residue 1t shall be payable at such
time and secured In snch manner as the SAID
Myers shall prescribe and direct, or In case Of his
alure to do so, at such time and In such manner
as the undersigned shall think fit. Purchasers to
~ ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Surviving Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by Alessrs. GRUBBS WILL
IIAMs. Auctfonccrs ia IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. I43o Main street.

VALUABLE MARKET FARM, on y
" THE MECHARICsVILLE PIKE BALE
A MILE FROM THE CITY OF :, R ICB : IN2
AT hbT1CTioN.GWiil be rented at public AUCTION,
on the niemisssi On Fri DAY The 1sh day Of dan.
nary. 1870 at O'Clock p. NJ, that nice lille
thirty acres Of highly improved land-r There are
number or good fruit trees on same ana
most excellent water in the yard. IMPROVEMENTS
four rooms; good kitchen, gtablei and the usual
ont-houses. eS- a ,,ursnr,rp
y, LIMO nv o Aucuoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14
BY Wellington GoddiHn
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
il COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON THE. SOUTH
SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN ADAMS STREET
AND BROOK AVENUE.-As irEatce In GER
tain deed of trust executed by Mr.. N. Z. Ea:o,
bearing date 22d Octobsr, 1863. duly recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court, l shall, In execution
Premises, on SATURDAY the I5rh january. 1870,
ut O'Clock P. NJ, the LOT, With handsome
COTTAGE RESIDENCE thereon, now occupied
by Sir THEODORE Elmore, fronting 90 feet, rum
ming back $50 feet to an alley.
TERMS Euou Oh in cash to defray the expenses
or sale and to discharge bond Of 900, with In
ercst from 22d October, 1860; and rs to the resi-
due of the proceeds OF sale, on such terms as sha
be announced at the hour Of sale.
ja5 w. GODDlN, trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14
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The only clique worth knowing-Cliquot.
Fun. .s, ~
A dog fancy--Resrievers are sold for
what they viii fetch. Fun.
The fsherman's best luck-The net pro-
ceeds.--Neso Fork Leaders 81
Neutrality-suspicious. song while braclng
the main yard.-Neso York Telegram.
When is a ledger not q ledger? Ledg-yer
know some other time. Judy. III: s41ss
A man in Trempealau county, Wisconsin.
in eating g Geld slaw." last week, swallow
ed a needle. II was pulled out at the back
of his neck three or four days after.
During D performanoeof La Belle Helene
RECENTLY, as Amsterdam, the actor VINO mo
played IMenalans died on the stage from
rupture Of an aneurism. The audience
laughed, thinking II ras . part Of the plsy'