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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-01-20

" Akss'A1' IA iA~, 1 sTlUNToN, VA.
VIM. FRAZIER, Capt. VIM. IL. SALE,
late acting partner late general supt.
Rockbr. Alum Springs. Rockbr. Alum Springs
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Speak for these Remedies
WHO Would ASK FOR MORE DIGNIFIED
OR STRONGER TESTIHONY2 -4-.
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsy%
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me coast, taking guns and fishing tackle;
boats days, as ~
;orYfe food, lest the hunters m1gnt Q. u'-
Nuccessfui, and camp ont for soms weeks. 9,
S. An island Is penerally. selected because y
- move n fishing tharashHnting party, ana
.ban an ;sjand Is Iess likely to be disturoeu
h-- ,,d wild cattle. The wild cattle O,
si,or;do are really wild animals; tney VIII
sttack man on foot or break into CAMP
,r,d give trouble just like ether WHO AM
n,aisI An island can be scar ched at once 10
.nn r. there arc any bears or cattle on II ;
makes can be destroyed, and everything
prepared for the women and children, SO
hat they mny be left in safety during the
,bsence Of the hunters. Tents are put up
" shelters made of the palmetto. This
+ paln viii! make q stout thatch, the long
stems are fastened with bear-grass strings
to poles, and shelter made that will en-
dure for many seasons. -, ts., 4.
If snakes are feared, hammocks are
swung between2the trees. n fire lighted and
kept burning day and night, and cooking
and housekeeping goes on. =.
II It Is an old camping or NARROWING
ground, a garden and orchard Of oranges
will have been already established and not
only oranges, but grapes, bananas, potatoes,
errow-root, and other vegetables, viii be
already found growing. At any rate, the
cabbage-pa palm and the manive will furnish
vegetables, the hunters provide meat and
fish, and the supplies from home afford COT
fee and bread. A wild OK killed will fur
nish beef; salt can be made by boiling sea- Sc !,
water, and jolly time generally can be had
If the party is disposed for it. The hunters s
bring in their game, the fishers nc result s o,
net. rod, and Spear; coffee and bread are
already made. fruit is gathered, ana a go ooa
supper is enjoyed, then to sleep 10 Inc
,1ammocks. and tomorrow fof more Sport.
Such an open-air life VIII orhg oo,or ,o ~
the cheek Of disease. ana chase away i1w
spirits and dyspepsia. S , a. lie CAN oe
envy. I" ' J. L. l..
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.Ucrros sALEs-Fufnre Days.

g. ), :. !.
southwest corner Of Mansnds fopr'sensn 49,
|.nMMIssIoE ERs' SALE OF LIZ
81 EARsMr T KA9Wc SuSrY. ONE
HILL ,n pS IN fnICHmoND, WITH EXTE En-
MIL tEfRRppme,yIE ssHsfEstS THEREON. At AUG,
r1nN.Nin D ,rsuance Of n decree o o, aps n, Iss
.t of ChestcrfLld county prGnohnI1Sooh arta.e
sSne-rbcr terTu 1869, in q suit O., nnuaIdInn
trostcn re- Kuhn ct ais, and RonerlsT r. nnbiic
m ,,hr Of nls we will proceed 70 sen .h ~ ed A.
On. q tn o, ~, the PREMISES. bfONDh1 s9e - ~
~ NJ $50 Mt O'Clock Z: NJ III fair :, M
.no I'd, fatr day thereafter. the valuaS IN n
Nh 1oc ated farm BUCK HILL, cnntaitH;r s of
s ttpWIEnVED AND FORTY-SlNE Ao nmodn.
most excellent farming land, win arn mid
lions for large family and md al aidanted FOR mar
tas f.rm. dairy &C.. having numerous opi
300 location for ice-Donds- &C, r.,, ro,d mr.
Its nrarness to the city. on IN f .he city
nite in sight or ond with fuil view % N deri ~
win every conceivable adv. W W -ytsh-
from suburban residence, oIers 10 al! dosi a
ING to invest or secure resicchcc : in'''
BILE opportunity. ,horoht adyisa-
BILE. -, reformation had by
calling on the auctioncer. ,,ce In bonIs In.
TERMs !: One-fourth cash palanee mrity mf six
tercst added with good personal sccnt ,,ed unti
we've md eichleen months. little retaineo ue-N
further order OF the ef BENJAMIN a. NASH,
q, c. MCRAE,
Sale conducted by A. q. PULLIAM' Auc'ioAse.
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By w. B. Robins AuctIoncer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESIRA-
" BILE RESIDENCE ON GRACE STREET,
CHURCH HILL, At AUCTION.--By virtue OF
decree of the circuit court for the city of Rich
mopd entered on the 25th day OF March, 1870, In
the chancery cause of "Uunt, trustee, rs. Hunt
ct ais the undersigned, as special ccmmis-
siorer, viii sell at public auction on WEDEES-
DAY the 9Th day CT April. 1870, at ~ O'Clock L.
NJ. on the premises, the following real estate !:
LOT NO. 05, fronting forty-three feet on the north
line of Grace street between Twenty-fhird ana
Twenty-fourth streets, and running back between
parallel lines one hundred and fifty feet (ulore or
fess) to an alley in common about twenty iest
wide. On this property is TW O-SToRf BktCh
DWELLING with basement conveniently ar
ranged for n large family, containing from ten TO
twelve rooms, aud a large kitchen building IN the
yard. ,,
sira5le, situated az 1t fs at point Church Htn
nearest to the business ceutre OF the city, In a
choice neighborhood, and possessing nj! the al
yantages or an elevated and commanding sici-
alton, overlooking large portion OF the CITY,
having also an extensive view or the river ana
open country beyond. and fully sharing the salG-
brity and healthfulness for which Church Hill Is
SO justly celebrated.
TERMS One-fourth In cash; balance on q
credit of four eight. and twelve months, in eqnal
instalrnents. the purchaser to execute Negotiable
notes for the deferred payments, with interest
added from the day OF sale, and the title to lie re-
tanned until all the purchase money L. paid and q
convey ance directed by the court oo
Special Commissioner.
". B. ROBINS, Auctioneer. s45 g. ap IL
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
Il WAREROOMs.-Up s.airs, opposite the
those iron-front buildings the largest and most
varied assortment Of PARLoR, CHAMBER, and
every variety OF style aud finish. Also, Mattresses
snd Spring Beds made 20 order In any style de
sired. Our stock Of Chamber Furniture being
very large complete suits can be purchased a1 our
the prices Of ali our goods, and we are now selling
about as low "a we did fifteen years age.
We invite all In want OF good, substantial tur-
niture TO examine our assortment before buyi Ing.
We have goeds to suit al partles--the rich or the
poor. HARDWOOD Il RITTER,
aeN Rishnoad, Va.
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BY Francis T. Isbell.
. Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Elerenth street between Main and Bank.


SALE OF A NEAT
FRAMED TENEMENT MD LOT on
THE NORTH SIDE OF THE WESTHAAmM
PLANK. ROAD BETNEEN, MUHMUE Az !,
virtue of a trus. deed executed by T.. a. Plea
SAINTS, bearing date on the 25th day Of septemb,er
1888 TO me as trustee to secure the payment OF Two
certain negotiable notes therein mentioned 1will
seil at public auction: upon the premlises,. on
WEDNESDAY the o7th day # april, lsIo , ~ I.a ~
described-to wit, all That PIECE or PARCEL
OF l. Nd, with NEAT ERAM,En p. I c,iS E,
MENT thereon, lying ard being III ne ci:S ol
plank-road between Monroe and Bclvidere stree
IS feet and running back within parallel lines
about 1873 feet to an alley IL feet wide.
TERMS /: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses o.
sale the sum Of s33.aa with interest from the 25tl
of March 1859 and the sum OF :JS2. 81 with inte'
rest from the 25th OF september. 1909: and the
balance upon such terms rs may he determined or
dav of sale. Taxes for 1870 be paid by the pur.
chaser. GEOR az TIMBERLARE,
aEls Trustee.
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A WARNING TO TuEATEE-GoERs..A, !,
amusing incident occurred the other night
at the National Theatre, Washington. IN
the front row of the parquette sat hea,ltI,
full. bright little boy, about three ana a na,i
wears old, whose appearance and childish
Though shrewd remarks) had attracted,
much attention, and who. with natural
curiosity of childhood, asked the meaning
of everything that struck him rs pecul!ar,
among which the large exodus of gentle,
men to take ga smile )" was one; ne asked
the friend who had him in charge: " where
are all those people going? Is the pay
over ?" He was told they were "golng TO
get a drink" He watched them file past
as he looked over the front Of the parquette,
and took a stout. elderly gentleman fai ,I
aback by asking him, in perfectly andls !;
All in the vicinity fairly yelled with laugh
ter, and clapped hands with delight, DOUBT :
less to the establishment Of that norton or
the audience who were not within hearing
Of the cause. 1t is feared the old gentle
man, by his looks, thought that some one
had prompted the child, but such was not
the case it was just rs stated above.
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BY p. Bowman. huctioneer,
Main street between Twelfth and Thirteer

BY p. Bowman, Auctioneer, --...
Main street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
EIRsT AND EXTRA LARGE SPRING
Il SALE. t
On TUESDAY the 10Th instant, commencing ut
10 O'Clock, will sell at my w"rerooms, 1909 Main
to The season. The stock comprises eE.z
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
CHOICE GOODS. AND IN GREAT VARIETY.
A handsome assortment Of
CASSIMERES, and -. a-
SATINETS.
An extra large and desirable assortment OF
RE !p;h., DE. CL Sriii,SG, ...
CAssIMERE AND LINEN ! GOATS, PANTS,
suitable for spring and summer sales.
ALSO,
Five hundred cases
@s SHOES,
BROGANS, and
BALMORALS,
In every variety Of size and Quality.
he goods are consigned bY the largest eastern
manufacturers, and cannot be equalled In attrac-
200 cases FUR and WOOL HATS,
for Mems and YOUTHS wear, inclnoinK the iateSt
styles. with large and attractive invoice OF
STRAW GOODS. consisting of 50 cases extra
tuc-tfimmed ladies' and childrens' hats
latest styles
PARASOLS SaTCHELS,
25 pieces MATTIN-i OF different grades.
This sale Is worthy the attention of the trade rs
1t contains an ensivt stock of fresh and dcslra-
BILE goods. AS the goods are advanced upon they
v III be sold without reserve, thus affording ia
vorabc opportunity for purchasers to SECURE bar
gains. =. boM MAN,
Auctioncer aud Commission Merchant.
ap lo-Tu>Th s M.& STU
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BYE. &. Lindsey & Co..
Real Estate Ag aRts,
"a ,ract Main street Norfolk, Va

4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
IN CAPITALISTS TO INVEST IN THE
GROWING CITY OF NORFOLK. we VIII sell
Mt auction on THURSDAY the 5fh day of May,
1870. SIX LOTS on Wide Water street, In the city
of Sorfoik, Va. 4 hey each front on the principal
business street, the line Of the Norfolk and Mem
phls rait Dad, and eligiby lituated to tho Eliza
beth River wharyeS. ..-.
TERMS or SALE: OIe-third cash balance In
one and two years. 81.
Title perfect. Send for real estate Gfrcniar.
-, -. Z. G.. LINDSEY & CO.,
s.g- Real Estate Agents,
"a west Main street, Norfolk, Va.
an l8-tMSa ....
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BY Grubbs Il Williams. Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
N DENCE. No. 1919 NINTH STREET, WITH
A LARGE GARDEN CONTAINING CHnICE
FRUITS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.- mon
DAY, 25th of April, at half.psst4 o'clock T: NJ
we viii sell, upon the premises, the RESIDENCE
No. 7a9 Ninth street, north OF Leigh.
II is Two stories besides the basement. and con-
tains niue rooms, With wafer and gas, ana Is IN
nice order, htving just been repaired and painted
hack eco feet to Tenth street. which 1t fronts 60
feet md contains variety OF choice fruits, con-
sistIng OF peaches, pears, pluws, cherries, ap-
pies. ounces, and grapes.
This would be very desirable residence to
person wanting really pleasant residence near
to business possessing as it does every comlorta-
BILE arrangeus MT with fine view of the river the
lower part of the city, and OF the surrounding
country.
TERMS One. fourth cash; balance at six ond
twelve months for notes with interest added ard
secured BY deed. Purchaser to pay taxes for
1870.
Immedi ate possession NAV be had.
GRUBBS S WILLIAMS,
eple Auctioneers.
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AUCrTON sALEs-This nay.
by esoa q DauRf ssons nctfonesrs g g
corner OF Governor and ffraEkiin strests.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
Ii PETS cKpCK BIRD CAGEss
BOOKS, &C., AT AUCTIOE.-THIS DAY at 10
o cinck re win sell asour auotlon-roouds an as
sortment OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con-
Handsome THREE-PLT, INGRAM, and TWO
wGLNUT, RoSEw&non. and MAHOGANY
JENNY LIND BEDSTEA DIS:
WALNUT. FIRE vCH SCROLL, and COTTAGE
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD MARBLE-ToP CEN
MAH Hs Any Y and WALNUT PARLoR ARM,
MhHUGASY ETAGEREs. ,,
MAHOGANY MAR BLE-TOP WAsHSTANDo'
ST sINEU WASH >TANDS and BUREAUS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BUREAgs;
OFFICE CHAIRS, TABLES. and DESKS
Handsome CHINA DINNER SET,
CRuCKEIsY and GIL aSSWARE,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and LOUNGES, nc
nXTESSI0N DINING and LEN ia ~ Tf,tr
CANE and WoUD-SEAT CHAIRS anu i'"o'>
IRIS. , l....
50 dozen MoCKING-BIRD CAGES asso 'i''
IS volumes tunes HANpsoMFLY-BoUND STAND stan
ARD boohs' COOK LAUGHTON,
49, = Auctionecrs.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

DRICK TENEMENT AND VACANT
6LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CATHA-
ZINE STREET BtrWErN MUSFnIK2lD5, r ASD
We viii sell at auction on Tic premises, on
THURSDAY tho olst April. at y O'Clock p. N :.
the BRICK HI tTTSE f, and "a CANT LOT located az
ab,va. II contains four rooms, with brick kitct-
en- with two rooms now occupied by MIR. Mat.
ihews. The LOT fronts Is feet inches and
runs hack 100 feet 10 m alley.
eight months for negotiable notes Interest aoded'
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS
,nH Auctioncers.
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|SCALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
= TATE IN MECKLENBURG. COUNTY,
VA.-By virtue OF . decree OF the circuit court
for Mecklenburg county rendered on the 7th day
April 1859, In the suit Of Jones's administrator
us. Alexander, shall, on FRIDAY the 10Th day
ofApril 1870 SELL upon the premises, to the high
est bidder, 1T public auction. the TRACT OF
LAND owned by James It. Alexander, known as
..Jackson's,r lying on the winters OF Cox's
creek. In Mecklenburg county. Va, containing
ONE THOnSAND THIRTY-THREE AND 4
HALF ACRES.
This tract Of land Is regarded as exceedingly
valuable and desirable; we'll adapted to the
growth Of all the usual products of the county.
An accurate description OF the land Is deemed
unnecessary. as It Is presumed that persons desir
ing to purchase viii examine and Judge for them
selves. The improvements consist OF a dwelling
house and necessary cut-houses.
Possession win be given on the day OF sale.
TERMS CT SALE: One-third Of the purchase
money to be pale in cash and as to the residue
thereof credit of SIX, twelve, and eighteen
months, the purchaser to execute bonds for the
deferred payments, carrying interest from day Of
sale and the title to be retained until the whole OF
the purchase money is PAID.
3. r. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
~ .7sz tss4 ss~ 4Boydson, Va,
n. B.2The purchaser will be required to COM
ply with the terms on the day OF sale, and In de-
fault of his 80 doing, the land will be promptly
resold. s. r. JOHNSON,
sap5 Commissioner.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank. Us

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FARM
4 IN HANOVER COUNTY ABOUT ONE
MILE FROM THE TOWN OF ASHLAND.-By
virtue or deed Of trust executed by elizabeth
Hogg to the subscriber as trustee. dated ed sep
TENDER, 1864, and recorded in Hanover county
court. being thereto requl.ed, Win sell at auc.
ton, In front Of the store of j.. W. katclite, nt
P. NJ the TRACT or LAND convened In said
deed. being ONE HUNDRED AND FOuE
ACRES. more or less, about one mile from ne
Farmers Inn to Independence mestlns, house,
being the same land wherein said Hogg resides.
TERMS Enough In cash to detray expenses OF
sale and tt dlsch irge the amount Of the dcDt Sc
cured by the deed, the same being ascertained ny
Judgment of Hanover county court to DC s2ss. s s9
with Interest from 18th January, 1888; ana Se.sI
or her assigns may direct and In event OF tnels
failure to give direction, then upon terms 10 ~
A. D. WILLIAMS, Trustee:
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. ap ~
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Nv C4rusbs Z Williams,
suct,oneers and Real Estate Agents
u,a.enth street between Main and Bank.
THREE FRAMED DWELLINGS ON ~
H In. CT SINE OF ADAMS STREET
list tn EAB Owe TRINITY CHURCH, AID hSR
NEARLY YEA oPEoslTE to THE k tffaFiSN IL
az Or FTpJnAT. 9sd April at half-past clock L:
A. AZ. vii be sold, upon the premises, THEE
FRAMED D HELI.INGS situated as above, occus
MED respectively by Messrs. "rght' eil'l'' ana
e1n, -, them ha, SIX rooms aud kitchen, and
The ether two have each three roomS and Kitchens
with two rooms all with lois OF Suitable uiiheh-
These houses ara conveniently loca:ed, and
suitable for persons Of limited means
AA""' GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
on1o Auctioneers.
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Punch has the following, with m appro-
pirate cut /" Well, dearest. where have,
YOU been to-night2 Monday Pops,
again?' "No, Celia, ! have spent most
Instructive evening with the Anthropo-
logical Society,"" The 'Anthropohow-
much darlng?" "The '.Anthropotog,,
cal,' Celia ! Are you deaf?" " How nice
And where do they Anthoropolodge,' DUCK
umS?"
There was almost duel at Logansport,
Ind, the other day. A paper in that place
SAYS that by dint Of extraordinary effort the
seconds assisted the combatants. on the
ground. Two more detected ed victims ,TSn sr OF
Wounded honor we. never saw. Inc pre- pre-
seconds, when the surgeon appeared, and
ts 2rRs aGnssns a sn Of sass Of
nisfols one of the parties became seized
With a violent weakness, and sank limp on
eroundon account Of rs dng 50 EARLY,
declared he "wouldn't shoot sick man"
So ended the bloodiess affair.
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CONFECTIoNERIES.

GONEECE1GNEKIEB.
SICILY LEMON-SUGAR, made from
substitute for lemons In making lemonade, tenn
perance drinks, fancy bar drinks, &C., &C.
1t Is particul .rly recommended for TRAVEL
LERs, SOLDIERS, PIC.NICs, &C. 1t does not
SPOIL is always ready for use, Is healthy, and was
used during the war in many hospitals by the sur
geons. For sale by
apu ANDREW PIZZINI & co.
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BY ". Goddiu, Auctioncer,
corner of Rank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
l. FARM OF SEVEN HEaDR ED, ANp s1X S
ACRES IN CHESTERFIEIIL COUNTY, On
JAMES RIVER. AT BOSHER'S DAM, AT AUG
virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
date on the list day of June 1852 and duly recorded
in the clerks ofire of Chesterfield county court,
which deed was given for the credit payments OF
the real estate bought Of S. %. Duya, shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction. on The premises, on
MUEDAY the 25th day Of April, 1870, at y O'Clock
VI. If fair Ii not, the first fair Gay thereafter,
the VALUABLE ESTATE located az above, on
which Mir. George 4. W. Taylor now reside. con
tanning SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIX ACRES,
and embracing some very tne land. The improve
ments on the estate are of excellent quality, In
GLIDING n fine dwelling-housc and the usual out
buildings.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and to discharge the plvment OF bond for
43-laG with In crest from id Isl day Of June.
1859 which bond Is entitled To three credits amount
Ing to about 81 900 in the aggregate with interest,"
thereon and as to the residue of the proceeds OF
sale upan such terms as will he ANNOUNCED ut the
hour Of sale. WELLINGTON 6ODU1N,
nm * Trustee.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY IN
v DANVILLE VA.-COMMISSIOSER
SALE.--Pursuantt to decree renderd nv the circuit
court of the town of Danvile at the March term
thereof 1870, In a suit In chanccry between w.
F. Chest, plaintiff and Parish, Waddill, and
others, defendants, Ighall, on SATURDAY, April
80, 1870, sell at auction. on The premises TO tte
highest bidder, the real estate and buildings IN
said town known as the TUNsTALL HOUSE
PROPERY.
This property is most fayorably situated for the
purposes Of hotel for which 1t has been used for
many years. The main BUILDING Is large and COM
mofous and the lot IS supplied with all the neces.
sary out u:ldings. AS II is the only hotel now
omen In Dan willie, 1t is cert 1imly most desirable
property, and can be IN de very profitable In
Yestment.
AS the sale is made TO secura payment OF q
balance Of purchase money, the It'll. Is believed 10
be unuuestionabIe but The commissioner viii only
sell such title as the decree vests In him. The pur-
chaser cannot obtain possession OF the property
until the lst day Of January 1871 As this sale Is
made subject to the right Of Mary A. Millner, the
present tenant to remain in possession until the
end OF the current year.
TERMS Onc-fourth OF the purchase money In
cagh balance in three equal instal ments at six
dey of sale tn. pure haser giving bond with gooC
security for the deferred instruments.
Should the purchaser fail t. comply with terms
Of sale within three hours after the property Is
Knocked down, 1t will ne resold at the same place,
and en- the same day and terms, and the first pur.
chaser held responsible for any deficit between his
bid and the second sale. Sale to commence at l!
O'Clock precisely. JOHN F. F1CkLEN,
an I-3taw3w Special Commissioner.
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Nv Grubbs 4 Williams.

heaI fstdtS AEeIltS anu AucllUHePrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
DRAINED DWELLING ON THE EAST
l. SIDE OF ADAMS STREET BETWEEN
BYRD AND PLEASANTS STREETS Ar AUG
TlON.--After the above sae-.say on FRIDAY,
22d April at 81 O'Clock z. NJ, viii he sold the
DWELLING, with three rooms, occupied by
John Marlborough and situated Us above, bound
ed on the south by r. w. Carriers lot, on the
north by A. LockTooo's house.
TERMS: At SALE
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
aDle Arctipnsers. -
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: By Francis T. Isbsn,
Auct,oncer and Real Estate AGENT

rwo-sToRY FRAME TENEMENT,
n ON THE NORTH SIDE OF The y: w., WES 81 :;
~ - = MMrr,S S1InP! FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
the 10th day Of 5 Apss oo T SS
at aue TrWG VIZ siTmRY pFPAME TENEMENT To-
ntsd above stated, with LOT fronting d feet
and running back 1893 feet to an alley: =. s,rond
TERMS: Une-third cash: residue ~ s .,tos am
added. ana secured by trust deed. Taxes for 1870
TO be paid by the purchaser. .,oo.
,nI5 FRAN CTS T. 1SREl'. RHctioncf-I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-19
DYE1xa, scoURINe. &c.

LINNEMAN'S
IL. STEAM pYEISG AND SECURING
ESTABLISHAaEsT,1
40 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Ladies, Dresses, Shawls, CfoAks, and sacks,
DYED In ANY COLOR DESIaEn or CLEAN
ED In the very best and neates, manner.
Gentiemenss garments CLEANED OR DYED
eS new. 1
APRONS STAMPED WITH ALL GOLORa.-
sale APROSS STAMpED IN ALL C0L0R6,
andwtll stamp goods ut my establishments 10. ISL
BROAD street, at much lower rate than any house
In the North. Specimens OF my work can DO seen
ss my store. Csst and examine Tor yarrself.
J.. LIENEIAN. No. 40 Broad ftreeA
ts M-aU haswssn EearsA and Ftf3s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-19
Dy Francis 7. Isbeu,
Auctiontcr andReal Estate Agent
Eleventh street between Main ano Bank.

Eleventh street between Main ano Bank
MEAT FRAME TENEMENT ON
u TiIe S6JTTII SIDE OF CHERRY STREET
BETWEEN BEVERLY AND ALDEmlAa1hLnI. a.,
Sidney FOR SALE At A 1sIS MiS} Ne so1d
=, amctInn1 on the premises, at5s O'Clock 7. ~
hat neat" fiRAME TENEMENT now IN the oc-
Gu sancyof Mr.. H. r., Pcttway, located as above
stated with lot fronting so feet and running PACK
TERMS: Onc-thIrd cash residue at fonr and
eight montns for neg liable notes with interest
added al 80 nrcd by trust dced 'la8eS LOT Ieio
t. be paid by the purchaser; =, ,r,rIr
mi, Auctioneer.