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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03
AUCrrOH sAEEA-Fafssre Days.
BY Esehafdscs6s Coz ~ 8 81
Real Estate Agents and Arctioncsrs,
No. 1las Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF Al BRICK
II DWELLING AaD Lot ON OHgFCh
HILL. IN THE CITY OF RICHMONU,A AT
virtue OF two deeds III trust 1.-The
first da.ed April ssd. 1s4s. from james 9. Smith
place William F0Ikes has been duly substituted
and the second from sid Smith and wife TO James
A. Godd'n, trustee, dated July 9Th. 1917, both duly
recorded In the Clerks Office OF Henric1 County
Court, and hefng thereto required by the bened-
ciary therein--wc shall proceed TO sell, on lilo
premises, ut public auction. on TnURfDAY. TIE
10Th October 1870 at o. lock r. H., III fair; II
not on The next fair the real estate
conveyed In said deeds, consisting or = Lot ftF
LAND ON the southeast. corner OF Marshall and
Twenyy-second streets, In The city OF Richmond,
frortIrig on Marshall street Q feet and running
back 1856 feet to an alley, With Brick DWELL
ING thereon containing six or seven rooms, and
other improvements, all In good order TIE land
can be divided into lOs, and VIII he gold SO whole
or In lots to suit PURCHASERS The buildings front
on TweDty-second street.
sfTERMS One. third OF the purchase money In
cash: the balance on o credit Of four, eight, and
twelve months, respectively in equal instruments,
diving his notes for the deferred payments, and
ssacmrfnp the same BY trnst deed. -
WICLIAM FJLKEs, Substituted Trustee,
LANES A. 9ODBIN, Trustee.
= ',rha aforementioned property WAS sold So pre-
yIously nd gertised but the purchaser having fall
cd 10 comply with The terms or sae, II win BE sold
saatn as advertised above. II his cost.
WILLIAM F,5LKES, Substituted Trustee,
q JAMES A. GODDiN, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & CO., Auctioneers
ES.aE 80 Sc 20--2taw t10tl & dtis
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Ey Lee { GctiIn,
AucLi0Eeers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lila Main street.

AND ATTRACTIVE
Y COUNTRY SEAT ON WILLIAN5BmRG
TuRNPLRE, 3EE;HALF MILE Td EAST ot TUE TUE
LANDS OF r. W. MCGRUDER ASD VIII.
LIAM L. HARRISON, EsQR'S.; FOR BALE
AT ATCTI My reqness 1f the ;w " a., We {,
October. at - ocln"k p. 81, that truly EALCh-
BILE PROPER ~ situated as described aoDIr'
contaialug shout FIFTY ACRES OF highly I'M
proved land.
The dwelling. of seven rooms Is an excellent
one, together with the usual buildings necessary
for the place: all In good repair: On The pltHr IS
a large orchard Of select fruit and excellent
water. Location healthy, and society refined.
TERMS At sale, which will be made liberal.
90 an LEE & GOnDIS, AuCtioneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, etGeen Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE yALUA-
L Bile FARM KNOWN AS WEST VIEW
on TIrE WESTTIhM ROAD, THREE AND
HALF MILES FROM THE CITY, Ar AUG
TfON- BY virtue OF a deed OF trust executed ny
G. A. Robinson, trustee TO the late Powhatan K3,
berts apd the subscriber as trustee, dated ilth
August, 1863 and duly recorded in the office OF The
clerk of Heurico County Cont, being thereto re-
Gured by the creditor secured, VIII s.H, as sur
vlvIng trustee at suction, upon The prepi.es' on
WEDNESDAY,, 18th october. ut O'CLOCK Z. NJ,
f fair; ifnot then upon the first fair day lhereai
er The same hour, the property conveyed IN said
deed, the same being the very valuable FAhA
known as WEST VIEW lying at the forks of
the Westharn and Thre e-choppej roads, about
three and q half miles west OF Richmond, embra,
cling ONE HUNDRED AND THLRTf-StHE
ACRES, with an excellent DWELLING and ex,
tenslye farm buildings or all kinds. The said
farm has been highly improved, ana Is regs rded 80
one OF the most valuable of It's Size in the vicinity
OF this city.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off Il note for 81, seI.50. due Ih
August 1870 4 credit 10 S. IFS So until liIh IL
gust sIl and the residue upon such terms rs The
grantor In said deed. his heirs or assigne, may
direct and in the event Of his or their falurc 70
give such direction, then upon such terms as
Shall announce at the time OF sale.
r. W. GaUBBS, Surviving Trustee.
CRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionefrs. se3J
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DRY GOODS.
.RESH ARRIVALS.

4 sss -
The undersigned ,begs 70 call the attention Of
buyers to his entirely FRESH STOCK OF DRY
GOODS now in store and receiving. 1t 10 conf
IDENTIFY believed That no stock superior to Il hiss
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 10 the folio wing
lines OF EoREIGN and DOMESTIC, FABRICS,
which we arc prepared to exhibit In large quanti-
ties and great variety: ..ss.z,...., :.
MOURNING GOODS (ofevery de9cription)fn
80 81 ALPACAs, 1ia -r 'sas-t -
BOMBAZINES, ~ i-a@
REPS, r,.tf-.s
OTTOMAEs,
TAMIsE CLOTHS
.MOUSEL1Ns,
i. MERINOS, &c. $50 4s
In DRESS GOODS Cur stock is really attrac-
tive embracing all OF The LATEST NOVEL
TIES, and win be sold as low IS similar goods can
be bought anywhere. SUI u, -s!s2H,sts't
We call special attention to our large aSsort-
ment Of CEOAKIEGS in Velvet, Felveteens,
Cloths &c. Also CLOAKS (ready made and In
great Variety and a magnificent line OF shawls.
CLOTHS and GASsIME RES, for men and boys,
OF both foreign and domestic manufacture;
MEK1No UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentle
mel .'s. .g..l-...r =
FLANNELS, CALICOFS, I.INSEYs,
BROWN and RLEACHED CoTTONs, 80
IRISH LINENS, .8s .
HOSIERY, ts..ss
HANDKERCHIEF,
GLOVES, ..fs-.,-- = a .s.-s.E
REAL and IMITATION LACEs,
EMBROIDERIRs, &c.
In fact, our stock Is complete In every partcu.
lar, and we cordially invite an examination by al
I'm want of irat-cIass goods Mt the lowest possible
frurcs. ga sres ..a JOHN N. WOODEN, +
-... .s 1ll7 Main ST. eet.
z. S.--Merchants visiting this city are invited to
examine our stock and be convinced that we Will
supply their wants at northern jobbing rates.
sc 29-im '.t+ d. N. WOODFlN.
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s...,,,,a case OF sryttrephobaa-..A
sn assss.ar and 1--WE Children Bitten.

60. - Z
snSs .s.a. and 1--WE Ghifsren Bitten.
a.o ss,,or distressing case Of hydrophobia
A snNssseriay brought TO the notice oil the
coroner. ,,,,,rh of the city. known,
anp.~,.nbnrto,yn. lives family. consisting
~ f,ther. mother, and seycrai children. AZ
o. o. S nnnse In which they lived was kept a
w "a which the children were nlucis Ut
tacned. 1t hsd always appeared 20 NE
,,ond-natured animal. ana the nttie 1nt =
Rad been allowed to play with ana tol'a'e y
without fear. .. $4,000, .,,r,,- and
NJ atoese and bit one Of the children, 2
III ats" rears of ase. Following up'the at
NY a. than hit nm infant crawling on tne
49, sSS, and when the mother inserterea, he"
at and hit her. ~ ,ha soo,s
..a,b ,,,nre considered serious. and aithotgn
tS 49, was spoken OF, no lstep
''.ss tatan in the matter for DAY ortWo.
r. was then considered hest TO XIII the uos'
which was done. ,, ;;,,.,.s. ,,,no
sa,t any had effects until Tuesday, When ths
how complained of having the ague. =
,,bys;cian was summoned, and immediately
pn ms the symptoms of hydrophobla.
De ;nanirsd of the mother il the lad had
not been bitten by dog.
She replied that he had, and with feelings
that NAV easily be imagined, related the
circumstance, and, now deeply agiiated,
informed the physician that both her bsby
and herself had been bitten at the same
time. The physician endeayored to calm
her. but found it impossible to do SO.
Although everything possible was uone
to relieve the sufierings OF the boy, ne grew
rapitily worse, soon became unable to swat
low anything, and died yesterday morning,
within twenty-four hours OF eNhibitiDg tue
first symptoms.
The unhappy mother is utterly FRUSTRATED
nv the terrible shock. Beside the death OF
her son, the horrible possibility OF hersell
aud infant child becoming victims OF Inc
fearful and invariably fatal disease, pro-
duced nervous prostra.ion that now con-
fines her to her bed. an,
Neither the mother nor remaining cmld
have as vet exhibited any of the symptoms
of hydrophobia, and it is possible that they
Will both escape.
The coroner declined to hold an inquest
on the body Of the boy, as it was belleVea
that should it be held at the house the ad-
ditional excitement might prove fatal 10 Inc
mother. For the same reason the lrlenas
of the family were anxious that the matter
should be Kept as quiet as possible, ana "a at
their request we withhold the names.-St.
LotsiS Democrat. ......-
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T3REsH ARRIVAL OF .,.,,.,, ;,
- IS 3 A1s- Ar JULIUS sYcLE's, ,3.

~ IL III - y
oos MAIN street second d5or from, corner 9th st.
r am reccisipg byevery stcrmer large los OF
every absorption OF DRY GOODS and FANCY
GOODS. which are selacled with the greatest care
especially for this market, and bought at The low
est cash prices $3.50 y =. $685. {sssas$s
Dress Goods OF every description
Empress Cloth In al colcrs, from 90 to 7sc.;
French Merinos, In all shades; :
solid-colorcd Alpaca at 2sc.,irrry cheap; -,
English Grown Poplin, %, 3a. and soe., entirely
Plaid Poplins ut asac c.: great ,..sa,n:
Irish and French Poplin. In j e, variety;
Black Aipacas, from 2sc. upwa,dt; @r,
Mourning Goods In great variety.
~ DOMESTIC 60. ia.
I'd Resched Cotton ut 12ac., tbs est In the city
R Rsnn 81 sno " rgT go Il ,a.c
N.A shees:ngs at reduced prtc-s;
Canton Flannel az 1sc. per yard 49,
-. - sHAWLs AND fCL CARING.
Chinchilla Ctoaklng in the L. Est designs;
s ToaS sad s SsSsLe s fro pwaea
Misses, shawls all sizes, from 7sc. Upwards;
Black silk Velvet, warranted pure SILK, for Cloak.
yelyeteens. all colors, at the lowest prices;
White Flannel ut sSc. per ward;
Cassimercs, Cloth Doeskns, Cassinetts, 10 suit
Mems and Boys wear
A large lot Of Blankets, white aud colorei, NJ re
duced prices. ...-.-..
WHITE GOODS.
Table aud Plano Covers, -r Az. I
NapSins and Doyles, from 75c. per doz. upwards
Table Damaeks, from 80c. upwards;
Hosiery and Gloves
Sash Ribbon, in great lriety and latest st les;
Velvet Ribbon, all widths
100 doz. Linen Cambria Hanckerchle!s at 3Sc. per
dozen, ...t /.
100 do, ditto at soc. per dozen; s..
100 do. ditto at Csc per doZer.
we G ali special attention to on" stock of Gents
F1,rnIshine q GODS, which Is always complete:
All we ask is n call and examination OF our GU,
stock, and you will find the right gooas a. the
right prices. Call soon. Jt' iUS SlCltn;
&c 9oS Broad street. I'd door below 9th.
Closed Wednesday, October 5tt. on account o.
hnlf5ay
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PRolIrIc.-One of the marshals in Iowa
REPORTS to the census bureau family cou-
sisting of a father, mother. and nineteen
children, the latter all born within PERIOD
of seven years, and all living: At the nrSt
birth the wife presented her husband w'th
four cherubs, and at each of three success
siye deliveries FIVE more, making nineteen
within the specified time. A very doubuui
story, notwithstanding its official announce
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ByW Goddin
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
rxECUToR's SALE OF TWO
H. SQUARES OF HANDSOME LAND ON
TNIOS HILL, ONE OF WHICH Is BOUNDED
BY YENABAE, r, TWgNTY ~ I'll A HMP
OTHER BY K AND AND TWENTI-SlAIE
AND NV RNTY-SEygNTH STREETS. FACE
OF WHICH is WELL ENCLOSED. AND h So
IN THEM A SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT
WITH THREE ROOMS EACH.-ht he requesI
Of the executors Of the late Thomas Rutheri91nre
shall sell at auction, on the premises, on hSH-
those two beautiful SQUARES OF LAND located
as above each having front Of 3!6 rect an1
e1a according 10 plats 10 be exhibited 1T the hour
of sale. 20
TERMS: : One-rOnrth cash balance ut !, ana IL
months for negotiable notes, Interest 'iuueu' DC
cured by trust deed or title retained; 49,.
see -dtd3 W. GDDbiN' Aue''
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u,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CON-
TINTTE Tax PRODUCE COMMISSION
BUSINESS at the old stand Of Roberts Harris.
on l2th street second door from Cary ADJOINING
tho Corn and Flour FIX change.
T3e returns thanks to the frienes and customers
Of Inc late firm for their liberal patronage ana re-
specially requests its continuance ne also so;
i}cits the patronage OF the public generally, ana
promises Strict personal attention to oil business
confded TO him. ,opppnc
oc l-d2t&,w4t n. n. -h0oGn -.
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NEW STOCK OF FALL
IN AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

ELLETT & WATKINS,
No. 1911 MAIN sTEET, RICHMOND. VA,
are now prepared TO fer to the merchants of the
South an Il ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF SRA
every article usually kept in wholesale dry
goods house; all new and selected with care for
cash. and which we will sell TO the cash and
PROMPT trade at prices as low rs they can be
bought for in any msrk et In this country.
An examination OF our stock Is earnestly So
Ncited. Elicit q HAIhlNo'
90 oI-dM ". S, &sM&W2w
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers ana Real Estate cents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE YALUA-
i BLE LITTLE FARM CALLED WEST
HAMPTON, ON THE WESTHAM ROAD,
-FOUR MILES AND A HALF WEST OF RICh-
MOSD.-In execution OF the provisions OF deed
of trust from 81. +. Lawton 60 the subscriber,
dated Goth October 1853, and recorded In Henrco
County Court Office being thereto required by tie
assignee Of the creditor, l VIII sell at aIcii1n,
upon the premises. on SATURDAY, September
oith 1870 at o. clock p. NJ, uf fair If not. then
on the first air day thereaferl al tina same hour,
the little FARM above referred to. containing
FORTY. ONE AND A Hal I ACRES, running
back to the canal. The Improvements consist ola
good framed dwelling with about SIX rooms, the
usual out-houseS, and good orchard
TERMS: The deed prescribes sale for cash SUI
flcien. to defray expenses Of sale and to pay of
the balance OF the debt NOW about 81, SOY and the
residue upon such terms as the grantor may direct.
The creditor, however, is willing 70 receive ooc-
fourth Of his debt In cash. and for The residue VIII
allow credit or SIX, twelve. and eehteen months,
with interest. LUClES HILL, Trustee.
GRUBBS e WILLIAMS, Aucttonters. Sc 10
The above sale Is postponed until THURSDAY,
2sth Of september, 1870, at the same hour.
fs. LUCEIN Hi /, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer5. sc "a
POSTPONED,
to WEDNESDAY,, 5th October, at the same hour.
"a 40 L, HILL, Trustee,
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aT1Tr1Mi sATEs-rutslre Bays.
q by wellington Godd;H,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
4, cs,yner or Eleventh and Bank streets.

8 corner or Eleventh anu banR 81 7'
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of =, yA 4 ] IA
4 guLE IMPROVED REAL EsTATEA P y w
y sI1zI nmru iesSTFzN CORNER OF FkA Gh.LlN'
sOlLJI ~ ~ a. M THIRD STREE TS--By virtue
ANp dsrree:t1e first of the Circgis Court or
10 on a the sa Of g
ls69 uau &c s RirhmGYd pronounced or the s0tn OF
tfe c1 1s7 10 in e case OF Martin and as against
giIst &c.we she'll IS snesIai Gom s
pr2TafeeGa Tie An RI October 1870, az
On p H. fie REAL ESTATE Of rh,e ths ,a aa.e
hisa6sth Nam dsd seized 1Sfasfs Il Two T
G Tp SsfEn TFNSMENTS and VACAN
TERMS onefSnr. in Sa SsGo. batieG notes ss
nine sna ana t,tie retained TIL all OF the pnr-
chsse money is paid and q Conveyance o'uefs1D '
'he 'oui'' RICHARD Il. CHk1SfiAs,
"a .'Il', Commissioners.
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nTSsOL UTION THE firm of A. B0DE..
1yKER & BROTAERis this day dissolved by
inp,ual consent. Augustus Bodeker assuming all
eSla OF Tie concern Is alone authorized 70 make
and settle ut once. AUGUSTUS B0DEKER,
WV HENRY BODEK SIR.
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By Grubbs Z Williams,
Au'ctfoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

DUlLDING LOTS, ON LAUREL
ID STgEtT, IN SIDNEY, AT AuCrloS.-pn
WEDNESDAY,, the 5th dSy or October, al i
LOT on the west side Of Laurel street between
Beverly aud Alhemarle streets, fronting 10 iGet
and lnnning back 1876 feet To an alley 20 feet Fid
Also. TWO OTIS on the west side of aurel street.
between Albemarie and Spring streets, each JONES
feet TO an alley 20 feet wide. These are pretty ots
Ia an Inc proving neighborhood.
TERMS At sale.
SEES GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BY Wellington Gcidin,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent
corner of Eleventh and Bank sreets'

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUAnr
BILE BFIGK DWELLING AND vA ~ az
LOTS AT THE NORTHEAST CQkk ~ o ~
GIAY AND SECOND STREETS.-Ry virtue o.
she DEGREES Of tire Circuit Court the cly OF G
rnond. rendered ON the Itch OF June and Stl Oh Oc
ober 1892 tho ea5e of Tatm anu
shaIi proceed +, sell ut public auction. on Inc
premises on WEDNESDAY the sth OF Sc PEsr
DESCE a. thu northeast corner OF Clay a yr Sc
cond streets, OF which the late DR.. II. a. iatum
died seized. 49,: .-s'. ,,o, t..
The dwelling Is In fair repair; Is supplied win
gas: contains above IT, basement six go9d rooms,
besides wide halls. closets. &c. In the paseIheht
there arc four rooms. There Is an oihce IN the
Yard and a stable in rear OF the lot, and wen OF
tine water on The PREMISES. 80
The LOT has front of Tt feet. running back 1853
feet 10 4 wide alley which Will he SO divided as 10
sen with The dwelling the Whole ircnt on Gay
street running back ahout 70 feet, ana three lots
ON The east of second street, each 23X7Ot feet on
one of which stands y large bri OK stable.
TERMS : Onc.fourth cash; balance ut SIX, Twelve,
and htefn IN 0ntis for Vegetable notes l'terfst
added and title retained TIL all Of III: purchase
money is paid ana q conveyance ordered ny the
nomrt A. AUSTIN SMITH,
90 ei-dtds Special Commissioner.
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NEW WHOLESALE CHINA, GLASS,
IN AND oDEENS WARE HOUSE, y,

HlGDn1 y Al
! an receiving direct Yrt IA ihe manufacturers In
mandlnR stock embracing The resent styles and
os aas s pafehased on the lnos favorable ter1na
ctasexR generally vii, End II greatly tn tbets In
ferest 20 examine my stock and prices sepf.,r..
MAKING HEIR purchases. JOHN ASHER+
se 10 is5s Main street ~
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by order of IT. Harris ( Bro.
1881 Main street.

DAWNBROKERS' SALE.-WATCHES,
E sILVERWAKE, JEWELkY, &c.--At the
store Of H. Harris & Bro, 1881 Main street. be-
tween 18th and nth streets, VIII sell on THURS
DAY, October 8, at ~ O'Clock, 500 lots OF
Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamond and Gold Jewclry.
Pins, Rings, EARRINGS, Necklaces, Bracelets,
Gold Gmards. Fobs. and Vest Chains,
silver Service tcampltte), Silver PITCHER,
Gobblets, Fork, spoons, Ladies,
Guns, Pistols,
Mems and Women's Clothing. &c.
u. A. GATH8IGHT. Auct.
TT. Harris < Bro, viii warrant all articles sold
as represented. eJo-6t
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NISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER:-
1 SllIp.-~he firm of A l. EN- II g
Mr.. y r. tiaIea Withdrawing from the concern.
EF VAi.ENTISE Is The only piTty ahthoriAeo
W. % Wv vi r. F. VALENTINE,
\. Il. GATES
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SALE OF TWENTY.
L EIGHT ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE
LAND, ON THE MEADOW-BRIDGE ROAD:
ABOUT HALF A MlLE NORTH OF TIE
ClrY.-Iu execution of q deed OF trust from b.
s. Gentry to the subscriber, as trustee. dated 3lt
May 1857, and recorded in Henrico County Court
Office, being thereto required by the creditors Sc
cured, will sell, upon the premises, on THURS
DAY, 9Th October, at a O'Clock j NJ, Nf Isic; II
not, on the first fair day there after, at The same
hour.) % acres of LAND. sltiatsd IS above sta 3D.
adjoining the land Of Ed. VIM. de Voss and
others, being part OF the farm formerly OWNED
by 4. A. Morris, and overlooking ths ctE.
TERMS: Cash for expenses IS executing the
trust and for one-foutth Of the debt now due, ssy
$500 n credit OF twelve months for the naimlnS
threa-fourths, say for g. 700 and the residue upon
such terms as the srantor or his assigns may d.
rect and In case of his their failure 10 give any
directions. upon such terms as will name al The
time Of sale. The credtta to he for negotiable
rotes, with interest added, and secured by derd
of trust. The purchaser TO pay taxes FOR 1870.
T. q. sTARkE, Trus. ee.
+ GRuRBS Y WILLIAMS, Auctfrs. trs.
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
4 NEAR MONROE PARK FOR SALE Az
aUCTION.- ba sold at auction. on the pre-
misses on WEDNESDAY,. the 9Th OF October, at
O. clock p. M. two beautiful BUiLniNG LOTS
fronting 40 feet each on the north Side OF U' ace
street ne ar to and west Of New street and the ter
minus Of the street railroad on Grace street, and
running back $50 feet to an alley in common 70
feet wide.
TERMS One-third cash; the balance In four,
eight and twelve months, for negotiable notes
with interest added and secured by az ed OIL trtst.
ocI - RICHARDSON & CO., Auctrs.
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bacon DAMAGED By FlRE.-Will
d be sold on WEDNESDAY,, October 5th, ut II
O'Clock by order of the Underwriters. at the
warehcuse of Smith L Mood anus, No. 80. Ger
man street, Baltimore about q, 900 POUNDS
SIDES AND SHOULDERS, more or less, dam
aged by fire. To be sold in lots 10 suit.
STEpTs cash an delivery. ocl-3,*
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BARGAINS FURTaE RICH,
BARGAINS FOR THE POOR,
BARGAINS Fur EVERYBODY

Mr.. Rouss has sent us a per 'ers avalanche OF
auction bargains He sends US by last steamer
Elegant ALPACA POPLISS, to sell Of CSC:
FREMCH AIrAqA PoPtINsc to sen P 81 IIsS a,
ALI ioSsaSe DEL AINRs, vt a.;
Best ALL-WO DOL FLANhfLs, Csc;
EIAENELS. ali kinds colors, and descriptions
Elegant OPERA FLANNEL, dec; o., -.
BLACK and WHITE SHAWL. worth ", nj Ss.so'
SHAWLs sHAWLs ST., all y, kinds Il, y. Of.
COTTON DIAPER, worth 81. at sl.5o;
ALI.-WoOL OAssiMER Gs, worth u, at 75c.,
FREDERICKSBURG CASslMERES,
The prettiest HQOP-SKIR1S, worth 81, al soc. ::
Large MARsE1LLES SrktADS, worth s.,
BLaN sSfS BLANKETS, BLANKETS;
The handsomest PRINTS in the city g,
Eieg ant BOULEVARD 'KIkTS, worm o.
Very handsome yA s5 4 I n; sWI &c
Ladies' LINEN COLLARS, Sc. LACE sEIS
is cents LACE COLLARS, lesc. ladies',
misses, and gents british HOSIERY
Misses BALMORAL HOSE, 2Oc.;
KID GLOVES from dOc. to ~. oc2
EXTRA CHOICE FANCY DRY GOODS
T. at prime cost, In order To e. large our SHOE
TRADE. We are closing "iIt at prime cost our
prFEifiIIEI . II LINES me OF WHITE GOODS.
I.ACES, EMBROIDERY, RIBBONS;
HSEkrR Gh4yEss Nho ATpKsEsaG e ae
The goods all fresh. being SELECTED with great
care; and having determined to discontinue the
dry goods trade In order to pay our whole atlen-
ton to our SHOE TRAD. ihe ladies' may rely
upon getting unusual bargains.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
oc3 corner 5th and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03
GRAND EXHIBI TION OF
FALL DRY GOODS.

FALL DRY GOODS.
Having received full and complete assortment of
sEAsoNABLE AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
we invite call from our friends and the public in
general. Our stock comprises sll atyles Of
DRESS GOODS,
sHAWLs,
BOULEVARD and BALMORAL SKIRTS,
SATINS,
vELvETEENs,
SASH and BOW RIBBONS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
LACE COLLARS
WHITE GOODS,
WOOLLEN KNIT GOODS.
CAsSIMEREs,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
TABLE.CovERs,
NAPKINS,
LINEN and COTTON BHEETfNGS,
PILLOW-CASE LINEN and COTTON,
BROWN and BLEACHED COTT0Ns,
GINGHAMS
PRINTS,
TICKINGS,
LINSEYS,
PLAID DoMEsT1Cs, &C., &C.
All the above and many other articles VIII d
ibid at MOST REASONABLE PRICES, as we inten'
giving our customers the benefit of all good bar
gains. VIM. THAhhlMfh SUNS
COL Broad street. corner 9th street,
"a os-eod Broad-street Dry Goods Emporium.