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Amendments to the Constitutson
Four amendments to the Constitution Of Lou
isiana will be proposed to the voters Of this
State, at the election il November next.
The first reads as follows:

| Four amendments to the Constitution of Lou
lsiana will be proposed to the voters Of this
State, at the election il. November next
! The first reads as follows:
-ART1CLE.-L No person who, at any time.
may have been Il collector Of taxes, whether
state, Parish or municipal, or who may have
been otherwise intrustcd with public money.
shall be eligible to the General Assembly, or to
any office Of profit trust under the State Gov
ernment, until he shall have obtained a dis
charge for the amount of such collections and
for all public moneys with which he NAV have
been intrusted.
The second article to be proposed to the rntiti-
cation of the voters provides that
! No person shall hold any Office or shall be
permitted to vote Mt any election, or to act as a
juror, who. III due course Of law shall have been
convicted of treason, perjury. forgery, bribery
or other crime punishable by Imprisonment in
the penltentlary or who shall be under int erlic-
tiOn.
The third amendment proposed is to tue effect
that
ARTICLE fifty of the constitution. whicl, reads
IA follows: The Governor shall be ineligible
for the succeeding four year, after the expira-
tlon of the time for which he shall have been
elected shall be abrogated aud stricken out of
the constitution of the State
The fourth amendment proposed is to the cf.
feet that the following article shall become a
part Of the Constitution. viz
ARTICLE -. That prior to the first day of
JANUARY, one thousand eight hundred and nine
ty, the debt of the State shall not be sn ipcreas
cd as to exceed twenty-five millions of dollars.
In our opinion, the first mentioned artiric is
an excellent one. and should bp adopted
The second article mentioned is proposed ~
substitute to the odious article 90 of the Con
sttution and we hope that the people will vote
fer the adoption of the substitute and for the
repeal Of the present article 9s.
As to the article relative to the Governor,
do not wish to see it repealed. for it is one OF
the few Democratic principles which our present
Constitution contains. In times like these,
swhen we are threatened with perpetuation Of
TIC ruinous Radical rule to which we are now
subjected. we should make every effort to pre-
vent Warmoth from becoming fixture in the
gubcrnatorial chair: and it is certain that those
who favor the repeal OF this article have
other object in view.
The fourth and last amendment proposed is q
very good one, and we hope that it will be
adopted.
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Opelousas Parish of St. Landry La, October 15 l87o
n Noble Sponsor. 4

Joseph Ii, Emperor of Austraer ofte,
travelled about his kingdom in I, iinar,
c1tizen's dress, so as not to be rechtnized
his desire was to discover H..ateye1
there might he wrong in the aslofnistra
tlon of the laws, and see tn ro ahnse,
might be corrected. Ia
One day he arrived at a smah post vii
iage sooner than he was expnLed: NJ
horses were ready. The driy h who wa.
TO carry him on excused himsuf.
"Sir,' he said to the traveleal of course
not knowing him, 'you will be obliged
to~wait short time. am very sorry
but you arrived little ahead of time
AL my servants are absent"
''All that is very singular" said the
Emperor; "How does it happen?r
: "Ah! we'll, you must know that have
just had little son born to me, and
wish to have him baptised at once, have
sent all my servants among my friends
to find a sponsor for him.
"A sponsor! Is that all p reioined the
Emperor, with a smile; why not take
me, and then the ceremony will be soon
er over, and We can proceed"
lhe driver, seeing that the stranger
was, to all appearance, gentleman,
promptly accepted the offer, and the
whole party proceeded to the church..
The ceremony began. Arriving at the
point Were the godfather gives his
name, surname. title or profession, the
clergyman askeG--
Your name, if you please.
Joseph" replied the Emperor
Very well: and your surname ;"
My surname-is that necessary =
"Why, of course yon must give that
''Well, say Second
Second! Singular name that; but
down it goes: Now, Mr.. Second, what
is your title?''
II am called Emperor of Austria.''
At this announcement all of the as
sistants. seized with astonishment and
fear, threw themselves at the feet of the
sovereign, and asked pardon for the
familiarity with which they had treated
him.
20, rise, my friends" replied Joseph !;
"there is no harm done. I am quite
content. AS for my little godson, shall
of course take him under my protection.
| am not the sponsor you expected, per-
haps; but, in pressing cases, it is neces-
sary to take such as We can get; so you
must be satisfied" u
"Ah, sir" responded the father, chow
kind you are 9''
"Well, goodbye. ALL" interrupted the
Emperor, 1--WE must proceed on our jour
ney. But take good care Of little Jo-
seBh."
1t is unnecessary to add that good
care was taken of the little boy; and as
he grew up, he was often pleasantly re-
minded that 1t was fortunate accident
which sent Joseph II. to the village Of
his birth at that particular time.
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ALoT OF MERCHANDISE
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
JEWELRY, !.
BOOTS & SHOES,


HATS, &C., &c.
Well curbing, 8 spinning-w wheels. house.
hold furniture, kitchen utensils, and
many other articles, the enumeration OF
which would be too tedious.
CONDITIONS THE Lands will be sold
one-l,alf cash and the balance on one
years credit, with good and solvent Sc
curity to the satisfaction of the under
signed; mortgage rcserved'te secure the
payment of capital and interest which
may accrue thereon.
The movable property will be sold for
cash. Cotton will be accepted in pay
ment at regular market prices.
The situation Is excellent for store,
and for country traffic with Washington
and Opelousas. l.
Acts. of sale to be passed before Yves
D'Avy, Recorder, at expense of purchas.
ers. J. B. POUSS0N.
!. Chataignier. Oct. 8, 1870. .s.<
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TMarshal Bazafne,, though not much
over sixty years old, counts one hundred
and five years time on the army regis
ter. because some military years, in
which there has been hard campaigning,
count for several years Of ordinary ser
vice. = #aE I '" = =;
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y Boston has a new brick making
machine. The only limit to its working
capacity is the power of the attendants
to pour in the clay and take away the
pressed brick. With clay enough at
hand and industrious workmen, the Or
dipary producing power is from sixty to
seventy bricks per minute.
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER
yEHE Sun!
THE LADIES' FRIEND.
Clothes 1Fs shed Without Wear, Tear
anlf or Labor!
p; Dated February 9th, 1852
ERICE S12.

presertfg to an appreciating public this
IL truly us. RI and wonderful invent ion, do il
with the asla ance that it will meet a want long
felt, but ne:'e supplied. The LADIES FRIEST
housewife ed no longer dread the return OF
washing-da 1t requires no mammal Labor to
operate it /; ..pcrtorIus its work in the most per
feet manne and is capable of turning out a
moderate Cash while the usual meal is being
prepared, With the same fire. 1t has an upward
and downward action. cleansing from the bot
tom as we'll as top needs no stirring the action
of the air, fire and water accomplishes etfectu
ally the work.
Those who have t:ied the LADIES
FRIEND speak of it in the most unqual-
ified terms Of praise.
1t is simple aud durable in its construction
but for full appreciation of its advantages
over similar inventions. it must be tried. This
is all the inventor asks If it does not give en-
tire satisfaction. it can be returned.
Be careful to "bserre he foilo,ring directions -
Soak and soap the clothes we'll overnight, iii the
morning soap them again. then place them
smoothly in the boiler. laying the hottom layer
close up to the side of boiler. until two-thir,s
full, do nor quite cover the clothes with water.
Place the boiler over good fire, i'll a few mill
utcs the clothing will be suspended by strc.,,
of water passing through the openings under the
clothing. keeping the clothing in motion. at the
same time continuous streams OF water will i've
passing out the apcrtures in the upper tube on
the clothing. Let them boil thirty minutes,
then rinse. wiring and blue if desirable.
From the cnarseSt blanket to the finest lace
collar can be safely washed in this machine. 1t
is admirably adapted for cleansing WOODEN goods
as it does not full them. as when clranssI by
rubbing. The wash board is dispensed with.
The Saving in wear of clothes will pay for the
machine Ill Il Ncly short time.
WRlNGERS FOR SALE
70 State and County Rights for srIr on
moderate terms. GIDEON BANTZ,
Inventor and Proprietor.
Frederick City. Md.
f.. L. SIMMO, General Agent
for Southern States,
No. : Tchoupitollas ST.. corner Canal.
lin New Orleans Lii
The Opelousas courier., 1870-10-15

Mr.. c. n. Ealer, of Opelousas, has OBJ
tanned patent for an electric gas light
ing apparatus.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-10-15
PRIvATH BOARDING,

No. 80 Royal Street, New Orleans, La.
AIRS. V. ATCOIN respectfully announces to
AVM the people ut Or ,lorsas that she has OPEN
she will receive boar,scrs by the day. week or
month. The rooms are well ventilated, the nc.
commoslat ions excellent, and tkc table is fur
nshcd with the hest the market affords. and ut
tho most moderate prices. Families will receive
particular care and attention. Aug6-2m
The Opelousas courier., 1870-10-15
ELGIN WATCHES
MANCFACTuRED By
THE NATIONAL. WATCH co.

hh n N44AAO.N-AAs " AECA co.
PRONOUNCED BY
Dealers and Connoisseurs
Throughout the country to be the best time
keepers now offered to the public for
Ladies' or Gentlemeu's Use.
They combine improvements not found in any
other Watches of either Foreign or American
make Ladies' desrous of purchasing band-
some: strong and correct time piece will find
the elegant Watch bearing the trade mark of
LADY ELGIN,"
to he all that they desire. Inquire of your jew
cler for the LADY ELGIS.
No Movements Retailed by the Company.
Business Office and Salesro0n National Watch
Company, 30 and lGl Lake Street,
Ap2-3ml CHICAGO ILL.
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J. /. COJ.RET,

Commission Merchant.
No. le Cont Street, New Orleans, L.,
XAILL take charge OF the sale of all pro-
w duets entrusted to him, and will make
advances of haGSin@ HHtl rope on cotton t" BE-
consigned to him. August 6-:'n.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-10-15
H.analr.eth's Garden Seeds.

TROWN by David L,ndrcth e. Son. The at
W tention of Merchants, Planters and Gar
deners is asked to one Of the largest and most
complete nssortnrnts of Fresh and Reliable
Seeds utfei ed in The South. end for sale in
quantities to suit purchasers. Garden Almanac
and Catalogue mailed free on application.
T.. +. VIRGIN. Dealer in Seeds
26-ly] YS Gravier St. New Orleans
The Opelousas courier., 1870-10-15

TThe only persons who really enjoy
bad health are the doctors.
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{, II, MOutOn & Co.,

TOTTON AND SUGAR FACTORS and Cen
u eral Commission Merchants. No. II (arou
deiet Street. New ORLEANS Ia,
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ADoLPHE ALEX. MoUToN,

TOTrON and Sugar Factor aud Commission
- Merchant. No. 1856 Common street
50--lyl NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
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'TEAM TOBACCO MANuFACTORY

J. P. SA r e AZIN,
Nos. o. and %,
Corner Chdrtres and Cont Streets, and
ti5 Poyt1ras st., Corner TcAou-
pitonias, New Orleans.
Hmporser of Pipes and Smokers
Articles
FKNIIE undersigned offers to "urnfrv merchants
H. the most complete assortment in his line to
be found in New Orleans. such as
Meerschanm Pipes, Mcerschaum Cigar Hold
Initial. Meers Pipes, ers aud Match Holders,
Bruyere Root -: Tobacco Bags.
Caoutchouc - Pipe Stems of Cherry.
Charcoal Amber and CaOutchouc,
Rosewood Matches,
III fact all kinds Flint and Steel
SMOKING TOBACCO:
Maryland, Reliance. Rough nd Ready.
Virginia, Ganlbrii,us. Grand Turk,
Pfrique, Industry. Club, kilickinick.
and the Maryland Right Bower which must
not be confounded with the Fright Bower" of
Gail & Ak, of Baltimore.
SNUFF:
Virginia halfcoarse, Macouba, Roae, Perique
and Satchitoches. Also. q large stock of
CHEWING TOBACCO:
in plugs, and fine cut in tin foil, and natural
fine cut in barrels of 10, 90. 40 and 80 pounds
And not less than one million cigars Of e~ery
quality constantly on hand.
Jan. l, 1867 J. P aARRAZIN.
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General Commission Merchant.
nlRECT IMPORTER of Wines. Brnn,lirs
- Cordia!s, &C., No NJ Cont street be
tween Ch,rtreS and Old Lcyee streets
Auy61D-5m NEW ORLEANS. La.
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No. D Chnrtres st, Ner Orleans.
IMPORTERS of and dealers in Foreign. u"
II nestle. Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hn-
siory, FURNISHING. Goods, &c. Aug6-lm
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Directors !:
Louisiana Agency-3a carondelet St.
Medical Examiners:
Louisiana Directors:

rh. Inun City Mutual Life Insurance Com
pau! being ~ Home Institution. it should he pre-
ttrrrd by citizens of the South for many reasons
We will. however. enunrIatt Onlv two or three
|. The mnnry Invested III it is etAiIed at hulne
" :'rrr II assists III promoting Western and South
'rn trade and commerce. i'll building up towns
and cities. iii developing rich mineral ami
agricultural Resources in building great lines
of railroad. ard i'll rultivating our boundless
pralries. For these reasons Southern and West
crn men should insure in it.
:. A. its funds are all invested where high
rates nt interest prevail it can grant insurance
chrHp"r and pay better dividends than any East
crn Company. For thi- aIl persons drsir-
lug to max, a crrta: and safe provision for their
families, should insure III it,
). Its Lora! B"nrd OF Louisiana Directors being
composed of mcn "f l,igh standing in the com
munlty. is a sufficient guarantee that widows
and orphans Will he protected ia their rights,
when policies issued by this Company ma turr by
reason of death or otherwise. This trat,lre is pc
c1lllar to his c,4npany |nO other institution be-
yond the limits OF the State having u local board,)
and Is. therefore, worthy Of the highest consid-
eratiun.
All kinds Of Life Policies are issued by this
Company, and non-torteting after nn annual
paymert.
This Company makes no charge for policy, fee
or stamps.
The Louisiana Branch Office is at No 80
Carondelet street, New Orleans,
i. b. SHINES,
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q. LOEB & CO,

II. LOEB, office at II. STHMU>n LuEH.
b Clatin & Co.'S y. !. New Orlctlla LnIl'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-19
WHITE SULPHUR LAND.
MOST ATTRA GIVE PROPERTY FOR SALE

Ioffer for sale my FARM, ''BEAuREGARp,'
situated mile and a half from the White Sulphur
Springs, in Greenhrier county, West virginia. IL
third of which Is MEADOW LAND. About one
half of 1t is in fine forest, full of ENC&LLENT
TIMBER. A part of the meadow has been In
r peIS All TT 10 iNA&s and its neal ness
TO the White Sulphur Springs gives it The advan-
This farm is " ELL WATERED. Indeed, 1t has
In copious springs the almost exclusive supply OF
water for the White Sulphur and the considerable
town that must growup there upon The compile
ton of the Chesapeake ana Ohio railroad TO the
Ohio river in the summer of ~.
ane adan,ation to purposes of hearh and recrea-
ton 1t is one ofthc most beautiful as Il is one ri
the most healthful localities In the Virginia noun
tains. 1t has fine bath and 4 supcrahundanc+ Of
water for many more. This water has never been
analyzed, but It is evidently powerful st!mulant
Of the skin and great inyigorator o. the System.
There are besides OF the boldcst and Stron gest
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS and large body Of
alum slate highly impresnated With alum, IN
might be established With these agencies the
place might be made popular and PROSPER
Gus adjunct of the White sulphur, Tie great water
ing-pace Of the middle and southern states OF the
Il has fine grounds for long TRoTrING
OR RACE COu RISE, ana the addition OF ttat
source OF amusement for the immense t1lrong OF
summer visitors 10 the White sulphur iallcy
would he 4 great public graf ication, ana hlShiE
lucrative to its owners. S9cl TRACK sMUr
shifted by the temperature Of the place 10 summer
snort. would become one of the most famous in the
Union. ., .,,,.
having an immense supply OF clear spriug water
from several large springs, and good location
for q lake Of several acres. This business has
lately become exceedingly profitable
There is large DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
containing twelve commGdious rooms, upon the
place together with outhous1s. The grounds are
admirably adapted TOR the finest display Of archi-
teceural and other improvements.
IL is one OF the most attractive places In the
mountains whether for improvement as place
of public resort or for superb residence for Il
wealthy gentleman.
Persons DESTROYS of seeing the place are re-
fprrrd to nv son, j. l.. COwARDIN, who resides
upon IT, Either he or myself will state the terms.
j. A. COWARDiN,
Dispatch Office.
RrcuNoSD Aupust 10 1870, au Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-19

LIMA EpwIN.-A lady with this name Is
making name and, it is supposed, for
time in New York as manager Of theatre.
The Brooklyn Union represents her TO DC
yirginian. We take the following para
graph concerning her from that paper
.She is southerncr, wcll-born, ana
highly educated. She lived on her paternal
estates near Richmond, Va, and was
brought up in the m0llcS$e OF the old south
ern aristocracy. During the war the patercc
nal estates were melted in the cruclble OF
the Confederacy, and Miss Edwin turned
pluckily to Self-Support. First she tried
literature. and became we'll known in the
Internal newspaper world as >onS-wrlter.
Then she set about writing music for her
songs, and the orchestral world began to
know her. She wrote waltZes and tantaslas,
and in all acquitted herself we'll. Next she
took to the stage, and in two years or so,
from brilliant beginning, reached the de-
gree of managcrcSs in her own right. An
opportunc legacy has set her right pecu--
niarily, but it did not arrive until she had
cot we'll into the expense list of her ledger
on behalf of the public amusement, and now
she will appear in her new capacity us
MANAGER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-19
stanton Attacks Mrs. Ssove-The
So.,a, views Of Madame Georges
sand sustaincd-Thc Slavery OF the
rnr.sssnxs Marriage Denounced.
From the Revolution,


One of the most painful results Of wo.
mems slavery and degradation is thcil
cruelty and faithlessneSS to one another,
seen alike In the highest and lowest orders
The slaves Of the South could have con:
quered their own freedom years ago hao
they at any time been united in their at'
tempted Instructions; hut one of their
own number invariably betrayed them 70
the enemy. Just SO with women. men
ever the brave and far-sccing strike ah!
blow for their emancipation ana enirail'
chisement, the timid, cautious. anu . LIN
serving of their sex invariably bctray the'ij
A recent item in the H'omGn's Joau,hd'
illustrates this assertion. Mrs. stowe, VINO,
with her late writings. has broughC t,ie
blush to more cheeks than an! "f.'el Vi WV
ace. attempts with the scratch OF hcl pc,
Ia annihilate the author OF 'tohsuclo,
whose great soul felt the depths OF woman
degradation in joyless, unc'can marriage
rnIstion. and who braycly sundercd the
,,nholy tie with her own hand' mus saiC.'-
rv;nr her own sorrows TO the multitude,
making herself Il bcacon-light to warn the
yo,inc and unwary from the dangerous
coasts where she was wrecked. Georges
Sand has done q grandcr work for women,
in her pure life and bold utterances OF
truth. than any woman of her day and
generation: while Mrs. Stowe has been
yacillating over every demand maze
for her sex, timidly watching the weather
cock of public sentiment, and rld!culn!G
the advance guard. who, the world said, had
Numbered; while her pen and tongue have
never been found in the service OF woman
while she does not, even to-day, sec the
need that her voice should he recognized
in the laws that govern her, or that she
should be the owner Of her own body, this
noble French woman, whom Mrs. stowe
thinks unworthy to be mentioned Ill 4
woman's Journal" has given the world
the advance thought onswoman's freedom !:
She has pointed her guns nj the stronghold
of her slayery--aa relation enforced by , the
State and sanctitied by the Church-callcd
Christian marriage, that makes woman
the abject slave Of her husband. When Woz
men first demanded sutLrase ip~ country
where waS-.MAitpss.. Stowe? While the thou
ssssffIds Of wives of drunkards. licentiouS men,
tvrants, and criminals, call aloud to-day for
deliyerance from all these degrading, abo-
minablc relations, where is Mrs. stowe
Behold her, Bible in hand, proclaimng 10
these unhappy ones, A woman hath not
power over her own body, but the nus
band" l.. - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-19
BY Grubbs & Williams
AuctlCneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE YALUA-
HAMP Pr T. On THE WEsTHAM ROAD,
FOUR Mills AND A HALF WEST OF RICH Oh
MOND.-In execution Of the provisions o. 1eed
dated 10Th October. 1863 and recorded in Hesriso
county court ONCE being thereto required toe
upon the premises. on SATURDAY, september
ath 1910, at O'Clock p. NJ, II fair, II NOT, then
on the first rar day thereafter at the same nomr,
FuRfY. ONE AND A HALF ACRES, running
back to the canal. The Improvements consist Ola ,
ni,snal out-houscs, and good orchard
TERMS The deed prescribes sale Tor easn SUI e
flcient to defray expenses Of sale ana 70 pay on
the balance Of the debt (now about ~, soy and the
residue upon such terms az the grantor may alect.
The creditor however is willing 70 receive oo t,,
fourth Of his debt In cash. and for me lesune III
allow a credit Of SIX, twelve and eighteen n,CnsS'
with interest. LGClES HfLh' At"i;
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS Apctiontcrs. se 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-19
By James.M. Taylor, ..
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office. No. lilo Main street.

THAT NEAT BRICK STORE AND
4 DWELLING IT THE NORTHEAST coz
NER OF BnOAD STREET AND BROOK AVE
THOMAS n. SAUNDERS AS A DRUG STORE,
FO4 SALE An AUCTION VIII be sold, on
FRIDAY, September 2sd. 1870, on the premises, az
fronting about 30 feet on Brook avenue. The
house contains ?bont six rooms above the store,
with gas and water, and In good order.
TERMS : One third cash the balance 1t SIX ana
twelve month, for negotiable notes with interest,",
A''' JAMES u. TAYLOR,
soI7 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-19
BY Edward b. NewburD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lGIG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l. DWELLING WITH 4 LAEi!E Ia. At
IAmIiEn, OE IWENIf -S%S NH III SIRtt y
virtue of q deed of trust duly recorded In Deed
Book SO, page IS, III the clerks office of iFeurtrr
county court, from David Grove aad Ann T.. his
wife, TO the undersigned. l shall prOce d to sell
having been requested so 10 do by TIL benef Ia y
therein secureD on the premises. on FRIDAY
the 23d of September, 1870, at - O'Clock I. NJ,
on Twenty seventh street lis feet running back 40
feet, with the improvements thereto belonging.
sale and 10 paw off note for s63s. To- and for tie
balance on such terms as viii he made known at
the sale. +. B. NEWBiRS.
Sc i2--td Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-19
BY wellington Goddin.
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.


ARGE GRANITE-FRONT STORE
OF MAIN STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY
FOR RENT AT AUCTION.-Will be rented ont
a. public auction TOR one to three FEARS from the
first day of January Dcxtl on TUESDAY tho goth
September, 1870, at l2 O'CLOCK NJ, the LARG &c
GRA NlTE-FRON'r STORE AND WARE
HOUSE located as above now In the occupancy
of Messrs. J0yncr H. Slater.
This Is regarded as an excellent location for a
large Wholesale establishment.
Besides the front building there is attached To it
In the rear q LARGE WAREHOUSE. admirably
ada pied for storage purposes, with easy less to
the same.
TERMS At the h1ur Of rental.
scl0 W.GODDIN, AuctIoDeer.