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and replaced them with the ones we have descrio'
cd. On the Saturday afternoon previous TO tne
election, R. ]. Donaldson applied to US 70 prlnI
senteli to do. but after the contract was made ne
requested the same kind Of paper and style ,s OF
type be used which we had used In printing g the n
Reform tickets; we became convinced that ne ae, a
sired to deceive Reform voters, and refused to
mini them They doubtless were intended to de-
ceive ignoran voters or TO be used In stulng box
"a as those ut Old Store and Oro We're salfed;
and could his creatures have obtained access 70
the boxes of the other polls, no douoI thls counIy
would have been lost to the Reformers.
But for the stunlng OF the two boxes the Reform
ticket would have had over 400 majority; as it IS,
it is reduced to something less. We WILL publish
tile full statement In our next issue.
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. o L. I'M B I 4 81 o T E u
COLUMBIA, s. C..
VIII. GORMAN, PRornIEToR.

:. The Proprietors OF this pleasantly located and
elegantly furnished Establishment, at. tho State
Capital, desire oinfo! m the travelling public and
others seeking accommodations, that the 'CO-
LUMBIAn is in every respect drst-class Hotel,
unsurpassed by any in the State or the United
States. Situated In the business centre OF the
city, with fine large airy rooms, and table sup.
Piled with every dellcncy OF the season, both from
New York and Charleston markets, the Proprfe'
tors pledge themselves that no efforts will be
spared to give perfect satisfaction In every re-
speot. --:..y
A 1lrst-clsss Livery Stable ls attached to the
Hotel, where vehicles Of every description can be
had at the shortest notice. =
Omnibusea attend the arrival and departure OF
every Train, and passengers are carried TO and
from tile Hotel FREH OF CHANGE.
WM. G0RMAN.
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The new French Government, 1t is stated,
while vigllantly working for Its defence against
the invaslon has reduced the salaries on the civil
list alone to the extent Of s1o,oOoOO0. Hereafter
no public functlonaIy can receive over s1o,oooper
annum, general councillors are to receive $4,000,
and the projects from $4,000 to $4,000. The sala-
rIes to be allowed to b.prefects vary from $1,000
to $500. The pay Of heads Of bureaus and chief
is reduced to $4,000. The minor employees
are, however, to receive an increase Of pay.
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GoteIs.
H T E L NO T I 9 E.s
COLUMBIA HorEL-NICKERsoN HOUSE.

The undersigned, Proprletors, respectively OF
the COLUMBIA HOTEL and the NlOKERS0N
HOUSE, would inform the public that 10 conse'
quence OF the great abuse Of their lberality In
furnishing Free Omnibus Line to and from the
several Railroad Depots-th0usands having been
transported during the past year who were guests
az neither House-they are compelled to abolish
the Free Omnibus arrangement. 1hey therefore
give notice that on and after the first OF Noyem-
Der passengers will be required to pay the hack
or omnibus driver the regular fare to and. from
their Hotels. WIN. G0RMAN,
Proprietor Columbia Hotel.
WIN. A. WRIGHT,
Proprietor Nioker5on House.
Columbia, 8. c., October 20, 1870. -, novl-3f
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Major Yelverton, whose infamous treatment
OF his wife few short years ago Is still fresh In
the memories of the readers Of newspapers the
world over, Is now Lord Avonmore, succeeding
to the title by the death In London, q few days
since, OF his elder brother, YIscount Avonmore.
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@-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

~A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENqE--
From the time when, in 1884, Dr.. RUGGE discoy-
cred "CarbOuc Acidn and ita extraordinary medi-
cal effects, nothing in the history OF Medicine has
eaualel 1t. Largely used by the French phya-
clans in treatment of consumptiye and scrofu-
lous diseases, it was introduced by the Court Ply.
stcian of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, Into Prus,
sIn and from thence to the United States. No
shing else OF the present day can equal HEN
RY,S SOLUTION OR oARBO' % CONSTITUTE IN
RENOYAToR. Patients get better after oa'y oaas
dose has oea,, taken, and we cordially recommend
1t to the pubnc.-IEditor "Argus." jan17 1yr
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6perial Not,fes.

p-HEAL1Hy THE 8 POOR r 81 MA MS
riches, the rtch mans bliss, is found 10 AYERS
MEDICINES, after frultless search among other
remedies. A;word to-thc wise is sufficient
oct2s-fmW3pAw E:$y .,s-r.-.
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.WEEDu FAMILY FAyORITE LOCK-sTrrcH
,,ss'ts, MY MAUHME,
are the best In use
For sale on. the Lease Plan, with monthly pay I;
ments, on easy terms or for cash. All ki1as kiss,o "
Machine. attachments, Neadles, Cotton, tmhis'
black and colored) Silk, OIL Soap, &s' aT,nes ON OF
Repairing as. usual. Circulars anu snnip'~
work sent'0n application. HAsEGTON, -
.i General Dealer in First Glass 81 seSlas ss,aa: nA
chimes and Material, No. 3oI kng M sofes', = =
aug17 = " o'''
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@s- AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi.
cInes. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents: Ad:
dress DR.. L. B. FooTE, No. 100 oLexington avenue,
New York. .--.,. -... declb
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s- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRussEs. .Sgomfort and Cure for the Ruptrred.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
Or. q. B. FooTE, No. 12o Lexington avenue, Now
York - .'t. 90 =. dacip
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- ~ n E W. Z "oa 3 s.js.,s 80: g. &
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- :. L. MdADAM Secretary and Aotnasy.
f - 30 80 DRKcFoRs. s-s,. s5s s. i
Hon. John A. Dix, New York. .st
Hon. James Harper, Firm Of Harper : aros., ex ];
MayorNew York. =, Z; -. ssassa x n: s
Joun J. crane, President Bank Republic. 2
VIM. II. vermnyey Banker, Rermflye6 d Coz
Ohas.. q. Rockweod,, esshierG GNsyazS Banking
Company. ~
Hon. George opyayke, e1'Aayoti iHeH,YeEk ::
Nnot O. Morgan, Banker.
THOMAS Rigney, Firm Thomas HgAey &g2.
YeII. B., sherman, Treasurer Hsa Hosss Steam
/ ~ sngar Reaning Oompans. .s3@ efrf -. 5.
AARON Arnold, Firm OF Arnold, Uopstable Co.,
Richard d. Bovine, WetInofe BcWne lawyerl,
In. y. Hsnyhwout, Firm. E.VsHaughvout & 90.
| VIM. W1lkens, Firm ofw1lkens d 90. fsss
Iuhua q. Pratt, Merchant ;5s;s -.
:Wm. W. Wright, Merchant. i, ss'-s5a y
CHARLES J. starr, Merchant. : ~ e. s.
william Allen. Merchant. : lsa:asars~,s
| Geo. ". ouyler, Bankee,g PaimyrasM
Geo. T. Hope. President oontinsntN Firs :IDsur.
L., ,anGs Company. ;sss,st . assa syiE'-gss ~
JohrG. shsrwood, Pa1Rr4aeas :. s.I' 80
Wslton q. Psekham,, corner Fifth Avenue ana
Twenty third street. ss-, . ~
Edward e. Wright, Newark, IL
I2Geo. W. Fariee, Counsellor. 49,;
VI. i. oogaHell, Merohsnt. 'tE teo<
! -KEIM & IssHRPE,
General Agents for south. .oasoaina and George.
0f1ce No. 10 Broad street,
- Charleston, s. o. /
nr. T. REENsTJERNA, Examining Payacisn. 4
/ 1aR12 = -
/ ELEMING's WORN %goNFEoTIoNs,
iE GANToENR,l
Theys -spurely vegetable, sale ana syTe. @ me
best In use. Fotsale'by =, iM Is.d,ne - af,e.e
+ oo.5 -" - wholesale Agent
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w-BATCHEINR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best in the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con.
tain lead ,snorany vttalto poison to produce par.
Pslyss or death. Avoid the Wanted and delusive
preparations boastlng vrtuesthey do not possess.
The genuine W. A. BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE
has had thirty years. untarnished reputation to
uphold its integrity as the only perfeot Hair Dye,
Black or Brown! Sold by.aA Druegtsta. Applied
atNo. Is Bond street; New York; ks -.,
Snov2s fmw1yrs ~ s4Es
as-L1PPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, an old German Tonic.
~.IPPMAN,,S GREAT GERMAN BIT:
TIERS, the NEST delightful and effective In the
world. q = . 80!
~ LIPPMAN'SG GREAT GERMAN I BIT BIT
TIERS strengthens the debilitated.
~LIPPMAN'SG GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS cures female complaints. s...l,,A,
@rLIPPMANs GREAT GERMAN BIT
rERs cures .'never wen" people. -. y
MrLIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS viii give an appetite. jup10-fmw :.
@sA2vOICE FROM TILE KITCHEN.
Upwards OF thirty professed cooks, many OF them
haIing nom the best hotels In the United States,
have voluntarily come forward aud pronounced
RhND's SEA MOSS FARlNE the finest article for
puddings, custards, blanc mango, creams, jel-
lies, and other favorte items Of the dessert that
has ever come under their notice. ~.;- ess -
|! "somucn for the palatablllty OF the new element
OF food. N7s'''
A still greater number OF distinguished physi-
clans andssclentinc chemists tndorse It as nu.
TRENT Of the very highest class; while erery
housekeeper who uses 1t admits that it, Is lql
fifty per cent.,cheaper than maizena,, farina, corn
starch or any other preparation from corn OF the
cereal gralns. $50
The new food staple is. manufactured under
patent, by the SEA MOSS FARINE CoMPANYsNo
SO Park Place; and In view OF the above estabs
lshed facts 1t is not surprising that their extern
sive machinery is kept running night ana day to
supply demand that Is rapidly becoming uni:
Yersa. ..->#.-,...., oct3l,RRlaD6O =
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poUrH CAROLINE, 3 EATER !. oAB''
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Ead B 30

+..srNERAIsUPHRfETENDGIt,sshEI0E,l j
=. f.!'7T CHARLESTON, 8. sG.s;, kkJ I3y1S30. I;
On and afser sunday, May tbth, TN paesangefs
Trains upon she South 20. ol1ia Railfqa4 w1f rua
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Ulotbing and Furnishing GOODS.

The Long and Wei. Established CLOTHING
HOUSE, corner Of
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TIE MOON 4 READ sEAR,
A Terrible Theory.

An exchange has translated an article from
the Cosmos, in which Stanlslss meuaier. gives
some curious speculations with regard to the pre-.
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ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
IL CATALOGUE SALE,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Esys
BY Wellington Goddin,
knct,oneer and Real Estate Agent.


.rHRIJsTEEs' SALE OF 1872 1N1, V0V
ACRES OF VALUABLE EARMtMyISI :, Lh ayy
on THE NEW CENTRAL TUH HS yIrtns OF
deed oS trnst bearing date on the 1st Of January,
1ssa executed BY Emil D. " Marl.scaeed naoeeeed
burg we SHALL as trustees therein nance. PTgTfTEEs
DAY the 9Th April 1870 at Il O'CLOCK NJ. aI hoi,r
not, the first fair day thereafter nt se cnntstnne
that valuable FARM located as a20 us md for
by recent survey 1872 1000 AChES, .hIs ,rart
merly owned by Mr. Jacob s. Alice. on t ts soip Ia
there are several small settlements AM rnighbor-
said to be equal to the best lanos iii liI' A0'6
hood. -, .urpD.Lc In
The recent extension of the Central tnTnpiAT The
front of this land adds greatly 10 ns ',,,horizcd
deed requires cash sale, but we are ,ni .bereof
by the creditors to accept cash, or in lea and
one third cash; balance at fouf, &c eis Interest
twelve months. for negotiable noLts'
added, secured by deed oftrust. ,-.pSs.
ZENAS B. STEA hN"'
B. II. SMITH,
3. HaSSEL, ..as
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yBy James 81! TayioT, II
Real Estats Agent and Auctfoneer,
Office No. 81 Main street.

THRUST SALE OF A LOT OF GROUND
4 NEAR THE CITY Or RICHMoND.-By
virtue OF deed Of trust executed to me as trustee
falkland d Brother. dated 10Th July. 1885, and re-
corded in the clerks office Of Henrico county
aprfi. 1870. ut d O'Clock p. M. ON the premises,
sell a. public auction, to the highest bidder, the
LOT conveyed by said deed and therein described
asn LOT OFGROUND cont ,ining ONE AND A
HALFOR TWOACREs, situate, lying: and being
in the county OF Henrico, bounded on the west by
lands OF X. X. Roberts, and OH The east by the late
residence Of Richard Reins.
This Is very desirable lot. west OF the city OF
Richmond and near Richmond College.
TERMS: Cash for enough TO pay $?l1.A with
charges attending the sale. The credits win be
stated on the day Of sale.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Anc-
tioneer. apz
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uAPpY TIDINGs.F FOR THE LADIES

We would call the special attention OF the public
to the magnificent display of new goods at
JULIUS MEYERS,
eos Broad street. two doors below Sixth,
amongst which
CHIDREN'S KID GLOVES. In beautiful shades:
Pretty PARASOLS for children and ladies;
Exquisite spring style ARABS and sHAWLS;
A grand supply Of FASHIONABLE DRESS
GOODS, comprising SILK and JAPANESE
POPLINS. LESOS, GRENADINES, IRON
BAREGES, MOZAMBIQUES, JACONETS,
CHALLIES, PIQUES. &c;
Quite an attractive assortment OF STYLISH RIB
BOSS, for sashes, bows. and other purposes
Black and white and colored LINEN LAWN az
CSC. yard, a real bargain;
LADIES' HOSE from loo. a pair upwards;
STRIPED and CHECKED MUSLIN at a0c.
worth Soc.
4. BLEACHED COTTON and good CALICO
st123c.;
Really nice shades OF VEIL GRENADINE at
T5c. yard;
LACE and LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
COLORED MARSEILLES TRIMMING at ,sc.
a piece; and large lot OF other DRESS
TRIMMINGS at wonderfully low prices ;
And thousands OF other selsonable and desirable
goods at JULIUS ME1Ek'S'
an2- 900 Broad near Sixth street.
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Ny ,i.s Main >t-s>s,

t1,El 'SrEE'S AND ASSlENEt"S SALE
| ArrI,Gl. Il AttcritAN ~ EtAi StAls
IN rus ,1TC ~ Ei,tMNNp.--S, >ir:'se ~ :
IsEx.s III g.s.>: cxx>afcs ~ Fcynsg SS<s!trA s'ss
5.>s.,,a:ue Ass sts> eass. .3s. - "a, ~ Sa>
sr t>A 81, rss,Eas> tt>>Us sS .T.as9<c. '':,s ~
~ >,;>; ~ s ,,gtV ~ ss escsS ~ McFt,s s.sasiS
,rt NJ. NH, ,,.,rxx,. ~ s,tt ~ TsESiNAN issc
,:.h IS, ~ A;sTS.. s>Et. va Iiee premises ~
,,',ts,a T. NJ stsa ,y.a, ssss;r tr>aNrNx>s ~ saii
,s>a - tS;a>"<4-sv'>wts aSfs N,s> 3 ssS: IS 81
rsss saxs >asNv, NJ G:1<,; sasa>> as,:saShA atA
s<ts TN,t - ss<st ~ t!Na sE7;s i!ss ~ N'ssr
Sssrss sess ~ See:, ;-sE,sc ~ scs ags aaSs ssc
sS..e s.ssA s>s, less, tse u.s se =: PIG
,-rys. ass Az e:ssss assss d. rSsssa Asss; ONE
AND 4 NAt.E AGNES, taSSfses "fls Nc s:si-
sy>,Nesssssss 'ssss>sa,
fass ss-.ss.sess IS SS-t assvss stsgscs scs FAN
SSNy. sss.as SSla>aass si-eaza ~ uasc<
sassssss 81 ass.s ris raetiitsss far ssss purposes
tsssaS ) Is.s-sssrs cssS vessssss al SIX aFtss
,o,asss ssyfss ;= negotiable r<ses, Interest as-
,sa.s AID sssss.yxx7 ~ ir-sxs Sssxss>
TfsssMaS w f'rSHysS, T-~s.eA
1LsHsS &, &iSssS. Assss-es>
va SD
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BY Wellington Goddin.
apctionoer and Real Estate Agent,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND D,
IoroV CHTTFCu HILL. ON THE EAST
line OF ThfRTIETH BETWEEN N AID tL, y
STREETS.-As trustee In certain deeu o. isa1
from Calvin Green, bearing dale l5th ivy T5Srrt
shall in EXECUTION thereof proceed to sell a. pup ne
lie auction, on the premises on IeE ear n not
18th April, 1870, ut ~ O'CLOCK r NJ. II ih That
LOT With BRICK DWELLING thereon !, ocd tosa
as above fronting ON the east ed Inc 81 the lot of
Mrs ynrbrouph's estate The decd requittcs ., 9"
cash sale but It is probable that at the "ur p h
nm arrangement will be made 10 eNlenH w.
hltsrnS. Trustee.
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BY Francis T. 1sbell.
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU'
u Bile BRICK-YARD AND OTHER IN.
PRoEED ASp TNIMPRoyEEIR} ,d PR on FITy
IN THE COUNTY Of HEMRlCO AND CaI \
OF RICHMOND AT Of h Saf cty OF
Richmond on the al day of March, 1870, in the cases
of Ousrles's administering and Quarles et as
and kersey rs QardeS ct ssd ecree Proceed
sell 1t public auction the valuable REAL ES,
TATE hereinafter described which Is 4 pars to- o.
seized and possessed, In the following oracr-tc
wit: ,,,,, r,,,u,b
BRICK DWETLING thereon, fronting d feet
inches on the east line Of Foushee street between
Main and Cary streets, suitable for small f,mlly
after the above. a NEAT TWO-sTORY BRICK
TENEMENT on the southwest corEer OF Clay
NOW Hickory and Leigh Cnow Goddlnt s.ree IL,
near to and north Of Baker street In Bakers al
dltion The lot fronts 20 feet and runs back 10 an
alley. A good chance for man or small means
" Third. On THURSDAY the slst day of March.
1870, at O'clock P. NJ, that valuable BRhCk-
YARD PROPERTY on the north side Of the Klcn'
mond and Osborne npPnpke o rpa acre # is con-
coded by ali Who have examined the Rlchmond
CLAW in and around that the quality OF TINS cay u
sufficient to keep employed a large force for many
wears. It being from twenty to thirty feet deep.
Truly this Is rare opportunity of1creI 10 persols
desiring to engage in the brick-m. King business,
with proper management, to reals" large per
' Fon sn ON the SAME AFTERNOON, imme-
daircly after The sale of the brick-yaro properT;
n VERY DESIRABLE OF with an old FIX ALE :, =
HOUSE there IN. fronting IL feet on the son.h sine
Of Main street between Twentv-secoha hIu
Twenty-thlrd streets. This property Is not onI!
vain bic rs building lot but for the large guam
titv of hrick-clay thereon. the removal OF Wnlcn
would be profitable as we'll MS very much improve
the property. - will 1914 =,
ao,clock p. NJ. SIX BRICK TENfMENTS with
abont eight rooms each. besides other Improve
ments on the south side Of Byrd street betWeell
r Inih and Tenth, we'll arranged ana deslraDly
located for families and retail business purposes;
Also, SIX BUILDING LOTS fronting aDont =
feet each on the west side of Tenth street Det"eeh
Rrrd and Arch running back about Us feet.
TERMS: One-iourth OF the purchase money!
be paid In cash; and the remainder In eqilai N.
staiments Of !. 8. and IL months for negotiable
nores with Interest added and title to be retained
until the whole purchase money Is paid and deed
ofu''eo ~ WV HENRY G. CANNON,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by FRANCIS T. IsBELL. Auc.
tioneer. " Hill q
The above sales Il I've been un avoidably post
nonrd for the present. II. G.. CANNON,
NH 81 Special Commissioner
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w lisr { Cs<,<Ssir.. .AEcii&a<<zS,
NJ 1913 M.la street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
| nWsil.tSS AND HALF sou EE OF
,s&nCSn ON THlKTS-rlRST BETWEEN
AND y STHESTS, AT ACCTlCS.-ET viz
,.ss - Se<Ss ~ ;-s:<I, c-arssS -sc-ss - e 5se
u4x,,asS t<asss ~ Tho eiiy !. RichszaGa Cn.da ~
! q NAMES a. 3aa - lesase., .Ssa u;.l :.G
an lee yssssassss> ~ eNehees 81 EjfsDaE,
Asr,l SS, iSpa .sse above gaEss6 valuable pro-
yc-sv, -.
ne Aesss exss.iatuS let CT fSesse ras,ss, ha.l
=. brick brick ESgessa assss <SssST Ss-t-ssssss L
well - water - Inc vaSSa
TGxaS Casa ~ 20 81 rgaRes rs VII SsSfTSS iae
exsessrS ~ sale AID pay Stfs ~ sS>A SiIa STs-
sssSss scsss 10 Ns-A, iS9a I'll paid sse e.l11 ~
CO .sss sss.s - sssi s>e agree: or 81 :s3 sste~
M u gsANk II Hill Trustee
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Nv Gruan< ( Williams
Ecai s>.a.c Agents and antIlNntTTS.
E;crrnI.; street ns;Nr Main and R3uA.

4 VERY NALT ABLE LOT OF
n tiENrNN On THIS SOUTH SIDE nE
MAIN SrEEET ErTWEEN THIRTEENTH
AT ACCrlON.-Ou TUESDAY The sth day q.
April, :, Il - clock NJ, Mt will lease 81 suction
uy>,a Tire premises, for the term Of TEN " AIS
;Se lot nr GROUND 81 tie Scush S!.:S or Man
s.ryx. sesweea :Ae store .. Ae<srS. Watkins (
SSa.rsM and Aa>sersoa's NJ; Gallery. !: frag,ss
swea,y-scrra he; and !uas eacS ~ LoraaaTc
h,s.eeSs part ~ the civ AEE persons wishing -
ssrs,rv an unsurpassed ha>tSSSs >ssGd - well -
,n,sp aa,sps nla<., ia !.Irest IN aglrs. would Go
atl. ~ ss:caa;s>< S'sSc-
Tvysas and ;aE,sss;aa< made Known 81 tie lime.
.sECESS s WILLIAMS
,..s 81 AEci.cTsSTS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-02
Hy Lee i Goddin,
Auct!ouocrs aud Real Estate AEeEts,
No. lliS Main street.

rlNllREE NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS.
l CONTAINING THREE ROOMS EACt!.
Wyru GARDENS ATTACHED. ON IillR-
Tlrrtl EETWFEN " ANp STREkIS.
NJ Nurij. l<:a AZ ioclnck Z. ~. on TIE premises.
we NH sc,l those THREE VERY DESIRABLE
FEAME DWELLINGS located as above. The
lot. nav, i front each Of about So feet, ana cN-
tru,, bach las feet.
Tn,,s" trnrn,ruts are new and wcll-suitrd 10 per-
sous VI rn.'c '"e'"S ''' '''"'' ''' " %'"
nrr s,',H N.Y.. ,r, LEE i GoDnIN.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-02
BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer'
No, 1917 Main street.

BY Thomas ". keesee, Auctl'Hecr'
No. 1917 Main street.
HOUSEHOLD F u r y L I RE fOis
I'll SALE AT AUCTION-I VIII sell Mt my
nnrlion-house on MONDAY M0RNl>1, April ,nt
4th commencing at 10 O'clock iargc RsSoI, iSI
Of y ARIoR CHAMBER. and DlSlSG-ROOAl
FURNITURE. consisting OF L. ,,0.
Five suits PAR OR FTRNITTRtbPn IN d Tepss'
~ II SI'T and MaHOGANY B!lREALS
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsIEADS'
FEATHER BED, ,,r,re,ro
tine suit COTTAGE CHAMBER FuRSIi Y Kt::'
MtRBLE-TOP TABLES and MASiiSi a. HND3'
MARBLE-TOP MAHOGANY SlDEbpA'D'
CooE and WOoD.SEAT CHAIRS,
GHILDREN:S CARRIAGES.
HOBBY HORSES.
LOOKING-GL ASSES. PICTURES,
oHo THOMAS ". KEESEE,
-. Auctoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-02
By Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TWO SMALL DWELLINGS AND
SEVERAL BUILDING LOTS NEAR BY,
CHANAN'S SPRING, ON THE WEST LINZ;
Of FISHER BETWEEN leigh ild ASlS M9ph the
renuest of Mr. a fired Mitchell shall sell az ;uC-
lion. on the premises, on WEDSEsDAY tie i've G \
of April 1870, at half-past O'Clock ~; oil 20
above, IS bv co feet amd IS by 60 feet and wv
LOTS, 80 by 80 feet and IS by 70 fee. o-n,>-
49, " Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-02
ByLee & Goddin, Auctioueers,

DRICK TENEMENT IN GREEN'S
BROW. ON OREGON HILL. FOR SALE At
AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 9Th April, III, ,I
nj Al o,ciock p. NJ, OH the premises, we VIII
Sell The BRICK TESEMENT In Green's Row,
being the second from the vest end nov I, IN , ,ne
occupancy Of Mr.. william Gocsey. IT nas t toet
deep. x -. ,,,, ond
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest ADD
ed and secured by trust deco: ,onn1>
40 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-02
By Paine & c., Auctioneers.

BY Paine t c., Auct1oneers.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIF Z
IL CATALOGUE SALE.
FIRST SPRING SALE.
WEDNESDAY the 9Th of April we will sell
at our warehouse, By catalogue. commencing az
10 O'Clock, very large and attractive STOCK oi
SPRING DRY GOODS,
now receiving, among which will be found many
entirely new and desirable styles suited 70 Ine
spring trade.
$50 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND BALMoRALs,
receiving from Boston. embracing every variety
for men, women, boys misses. and chiidren.
Also a variety of prime ClTY-MADE BALMO-
RAILS and CATERS.
100 dozen MEMS and BOYS, HATS:
so dozen MEMS ASSORTED "a TSS mo
20 dozen MEMS ASS0RTEDSAC COATS,
80 realms HRAPPI"G PAPER.
TRAVELLING BAGS, &c.
We invite the attention Of city and country
merchants to this large sale, the stock Is large
and desirable, and Will be sold without reserve,
NH 81 PAINE & CO., Auctoneers.