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ENGLAND.

Cable Ship Wrecked.
LONDON Oct co. 1870.
vessel carrying a cable to connect the Orkney
and Shetland Islands has been wrecked.
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AUSTRO-HUNGARlAN EMPIRE.
con-. Of Iu.urrecfiop.

Costs Of 1nsurrecfi0n.
PEsTH, Oct 90 1870.
An extraordinary credit OF 4,50O 900 norins Is re.
euired TO meet the expenses OF the Dalmatlan re-
belllon,
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A-Warnock g. Co.'s
Gents Dress Hat, for X7
Is .the'' hat called for.
Buy and One Dollar.
Undress Hats OF every character nj moderats prices
Boys and Youths Hats, speciality.
WARNOCk Co, 5i9 Broadway.
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A.-Sudden Changes for Worthless Trochcs
to CHERRY PICTORIAL TKOCHfS. They the Tor
all bronchial difficulties and mistake
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A.-The Cherry Pectornl Tr0chrs, Whirh
creating such sensation among the coughs
and all lung troubles, manufactured at RUsHToHS, IL
Barclay street.
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vy.rrcrL g. Gnsx

A.-IsushtOn's tF. W. Cod Liver OIL IL Found
take the lead for ia purity Use other II Barclay
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David's Fall styles OF Genilemcn's Hats
are decidedly the incest OF the season Saesroom 3S0A
Broadway, Duane street.
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THAT Aurora B0realiS..~S0mo Of the Most
beautiful tns ever visible to eye were
FRIDAY nigh, In shs aurora bcas which flashed tina
mortal hoAds arc TO be Witnessed ut KNOX the Hatters
esiabiishment No. a3 B.tAdwav and 10 Oe purchased
raar and moderate prices.
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Eurolka Mineral Water. Saratoga SuSesiox
All other Fox sale by drugsSis- h. J. LEVY, Age9A
No Hudson River Railroad depot. vsrick sireet NJ
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Heat In the,
world The only perfect dye harmless. rezble ,nstausa
neous Factory ID Bond street
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A.-s.-In Every Lady's Mouth, Cherry Pee
ToRAL TRocuks, or ought TO be II they have cold.
"They are lovely" Try them.
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No Genuine C0nGrees Water Ss1d ON Drought.
Congress ard Empire spring Company hcw York depot ~
Chambers street
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r.. Lord, Cleaning and Dyeipg, ga Broad.
wuy Twenv.trst street, $29 Brocme strest
corner BrosdwayLces velvets shaws sacks foathsrss
&c, cleaned gentemen's garments cleaned Ike
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CLEARED.

FORT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER 20, 1870.
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A.-For q Stylisa and Elegant Hat, NJ Pspu.
lar prices, 10 DOU6AS'S, le2 Nassau street, OF
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HIPPIN G. NE w s.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTH OF OCTOBER
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A.-Cherry Pectorai Trochc- In a short
win superceae all other troches They the
colds and throats .Just you walt"
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

A.-The Cherry Pectoral Trorhes Far
ahead Of other cough remedy They pleasant aud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22
MUTUAL
LIgs INSURANCE OoagAE1s
OF FEW YORK.

SECURITY, CHEAPNEsS LIBERALITY,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark and dist.n.
guish the management Of this company.
ISAAC HUTZLEk h CO.,
General Agents for Virginia and North Carolina.
WILLIAM LOVE ESTEIN,
Agent for Richmond.
Ofhce, No. 903 Main street
DR.. j. q. NANELI, Haftic.l Examiner. nol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

LAND AND LABOR IN PHILADELPHIA.-lt
is estimated that from fifteen to twenty
millions of dollars-earning an average OF
sixteen per cent. q year-are employed In
Philadelphia in the business Of erecting
houses for sale. The usual mode of pro-
cedure is as follows: A capitalist buys
three or four acres on the outskirts OF the
city, has streets run through the property,
and then advances to mechanic about
sixty per cent. of the cost of building Il
block of houses. When completed, the
owner Of the fee makes a deed conveying
the property to the builder, reserving q
rent-charge Of so much year. The rent
charge is sold by the capitalist and the pro-
cess begins again. The builder retails the
houses-known rs bonus houses ITO
persons Of small means, and each being
subject to q ground-rent of two-thirds of its
value, more or less, the amount to be paid
BY the purchaser is small. The greatest
demand Is for houses Of six to eight rooms,
with bath, gas, hot and cold water, and
kitchen range, worth about twenty-five
hundred to three thousand dollars apiece.
A mechanic or clerk who can raise seven or
eight hundred dollars can buy a comforta-
bic little house with his money, and pay off
the ground-rent ut his convenience. These
ground-rents are peculiar to Pennsylvania,
and, joined with the comparative absence Of
banking facilities" the have done much
to make Philadelphia cheap and desirable
place Of residence.
To the above statement of the facilities
afforded by ground-rents should be added
notice Of an institution comparatively new
in this country, but which has been in ope-
ration for the past half-century in England
and Scotland. We speak of the Building
Association" There are, it is estimated,
between one and two thousand Of these as
sociations in operation in this city, each dis
bursting, on an average, at least one thou
sand dollars monthly. Putting their num-
Der at the lowest fgure-say one thousand
dollars-we have here twelve millions of
dollars annually invested in real estate Qor
that is the only security taken by the asso-
Citations for their loans) by the workingmen
of this city. Truly it is no wonder that
Philadelphia is growing at the rate of a
square mile of buildings annually, and that
nearly every family occupies its own house.
From Our Monthly Gossip, in the April No.
of Lippincotfs Magazine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22
BY Francis T. Isbell.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEE's SALE OF A NEAT
FRAMED TENEMENT AND LOT ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF THE WESTHAAM
PLANK. ROAD BEIMEES y, MONDE ,t,ny0 AND ~
virtue OF a trust deed executed by f. \. Plea
SAINTS, bearing date on the 25th day OF September,
1903 To ME as trustee to the payment Of two
certain negotiable notes therein mentioned will
sell at public. auction; upon the premises, on
o'clock P. NJ, the REAL ESTATE In said deed
describcd-to wit, all that PIECE or PARCEL
OF L a ND, with a NEAT FRAMED TENE-
MENT thereon, lying and being in the city OF
Richmond. fronting on the north side Of The
plark-road between Monroe and Belvidere stree 6
IS feet and running, back within parallel lines
about 1853 feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the expenses of
sale; the sum OF 3i3.33 WITH interest from the 25.h
of Sarch, 1893 and The sum Of SS53.33 with into
rest from the 25th OF September, 1869 aud the
balance upon such trims rs may be determined on
day of sale. Taxes for 1870 to be paid by the pur-
chaser. GEOR AZ TIMBERLAKE,
apl8 Trustee.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Mafn and Bank.
rr.Rr1sTERs SALE OF A SMALL FARM

T.RUsTERs SALE OF A SMALL FARM
MILE Il = FROM hAfT The ToWS OF AsHLANp.-By
virtue of deed Of trust executed by E ngd
HoRgt to the subscriber us trustee; datea "a SeR
court, being thereto required, win sell 81 auc 6.
ton, IN front Of the stere, Of J. katclne ~
Ashland. on FRIDAY. 2gth April. at Es Gc. s.;s
deed, being ONE HUNDRED AND FOuR
ACRES, more or less, about one mile nom the
town Of Ashland, on the road. leading from the
Farmers' Inn to Independence rneetfng -house,
being the same land whereon said HoRg resides. .
TERMS: Enough I'm cash to detray expenses or
cured by the deed, the same being ascertained by
a Judgment of Hanover county court to be *24s. 80
costs the residue upon such terms IS tho granfor
or her assigns may direct and in event OF their
named by the trustee at the hour Of sale.
we. .,. A. d. VILLA MS, Trustee.
CRITTERS WILLIAMS, Auctlonecrs,- up 10
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By Grubbs s Williams, Auctioneerss
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK. RESI-

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
n DENCE. No. $50 .eINTH STREET, WITH
A LARGE GARDEN CONTAINING CHOICE
FRUITS. FOR SALE At AUCTION On MOI
DAY, e5Lh of April, at hall. past o'clock F: d.,
we win sell, npon the premises, the RESIDENCE
No. 1870 Ninth street north OF Leigh. ~ -
II is two stories besides the basement, and con-
tains nine rcons with water and gas, and ~ In
nice order, having just been repaired and painted
The lot fronts SO feet on Ninth street and runs
back 300 feet to Tenth street. on which It fronts 90
feet. hnd contains avariety OF choice fruits con-
sisting of peaches, pears, plums, cherries, ap-
piles, ounces, and grapes. e,f ~
This would be very desirable restdence to
person wanting q really pleasant residence near
to business, possessing as 1t does every comforta-
BILE arrangema mt, with fine view of the river, the
lower part Of the city, and Of the surrounding
country.
TERMS One.fourth cash; balance at elk and
twelve months for notes with Interest added and
secured by u deed, Purchaser TO pay taxes for
1870.
Immed! ate possession NAV be had.
{ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
snl9 Auctioneera.
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By VI. B. Robins Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DEsIRA-
" BILE RESIDENCE ON GRACE STREET,
CHURCH HILL, AT AUCTION.--By virtue Of o
decree Of the circuit court for the city of Rich
mond entered on the 18th day or March, 1870, IN
the chancery cause Of Hunt, trustee ps. Hunt
ct ala.," the undersigned, as special commits
stoper, VIII sell at public auction on WEDNES-
DAY the eth day CT april 1870, at 81 O'Clock p.
NJ, on the premises, the following real estate ::
LOT No 95 fronting forty-three feet on che north
line of Grace street between Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth streets, and running back between
parallel lines one hundred and fifty feet tmore or
lessI to an alley in common about twenty ieet
wide. On this property Is tvs O-STORf BRiCh
DWELLING with b sement, conveniently ar
ranged for large fimily containing rom zen 10
twelve rooms, and large kitchen ouilding IN ths
yard.
The location of this propsry Is exceedingly dc:
sirahle, situated az IL + at point on Church Hi
nearest TO the business centre OF the city, In
choice neir nborhood. and possessing all the ad-
yantapes Sf an elevated aud commanding situ-
alton. overlooking a large portioa Of the city,.
-hxvi,p ALSO an extensive view OF the river and
omen country beyond. and fully sharing the saia-
brity and healthfGlncss for which Church Hin 10
% GERMS one-fourth In cash; balance on
credit OF four. eight, and Twelve months, in equal
-insfalments the purchaser TO eXecate Negotiable
notes 10. the deferred payments, with interest
added from the day OF sale. ard ths ttis 70 be re-
tanned until all the purchase uloney "a paid and
convey nse directed by the casgs. 80, :. III;
Special Commissioners:
w. ., RSDIga, ApeteESes, Ap u :
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an 20-dtds

GALE 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. 1860, IN the suit Of Joncss admin strator
Us. Alexander, shall, on FRIDAY the Goth day
ofApril, 1870, SELL upon the premises, to the high
LAND owned by James T. Alexander, known as
"Jackson's,n lying on the waters OF Cox's
creek. In Mecklenburg county. Va, cont aiming
ONE THOUSAND THIRTY-THREE AND 4
HALF ACRES.
This tract Of land Is regarded as exceedingly
valuable and desirable; well 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 dcsir
ing to purchase will examine and Judge for them
selves. The improvements consist OF dwelling
house and necessary out-houses.
Possession will be given on the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and as to the residue
thereof, credit of six, twelve, snd 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.
s. r. JOHNSON, Commissioning,
BOydton, Va.
n. B.-Thc purchaser will be required % COM
ply with the terms on the day of sale, and in de-
fault of his so doing, the land will ne promptly
resold. S. x. JOHNSON,
aps Commissioner.
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By Grubbs 3 Williams,
Real Estate Agents apdAuctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
" VALUABLE LITTLE FARM nm OF FIFTEEN ZEN
MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTlON.-in
execution ola decree Of the circuit court OF tx kich
the case of sfHart- Hayes q Co. and ais Us. II. K.
Cronie and ais the undersigned, commissioners ,
the premises, on THURSDAY the 5th day OF NAY,
at O. clock P. M. the TRACT Of LAND refer
red to in the proceedings in said causes, being
FIFTEEN ACHES, lying on the west side OF The
Brook turnpike about one mile from the city, be-
tween the lands of J.. T. Irvine and NJ. A. Tyn-
dali, and running back to the land of Messrs. AL
Ian & johnson. ppIrr
DWELLING with two rooms.
The land has been highly improved, ana by rea,
son or its proximity to the city, on one or the oest
roads leading to 1t, is very valuable:
twelye' and Eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with interest added, the title being retained until
the notes are paid The purchaser 70 pay ne 1a8es
... a. b. GU1G0N.
Commissioners.
Gpupps WILLIAMS Auctioneers. apA
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By Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

r ARGE AND SPECIAL CATALOGUE
- SALE.-On WEDNESDAY the 9th instant,
commencing at 10 O'Clock we win sell at our ware.
house, by catalogue very large and attractive
FRESH sPRfNG DRY GOODS,
now receiving, and comprising q full variety OF
new and choice goods suited 10 the spring trade.
mostly prime goods. among which VIII be found a
variety Of Philadelphia city-made ladies' msses',
and children,s shoes.
Also, several invoices Of mems and boys
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
comprising large assortment OF Linen, Mar.
seilles, Cottonade, and Fancy Cashmere and
Tweed Goats and Pants with a great variety OF
Calico, Cashmere and Tweed Oyershirts, &c.
ALSO,
#. UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
TABLE OILCLOTHS, &C., &C.
apo PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

DC M ND SP A.
The SPRINGS AT HOME, or the WATERS
OF THE FAMOUS EUROPEAN SPRINGS
KIsSINGEN tRakoczy) AND VICHY Grand
Grille) reproduced after chemical analysis Of the
native waters, by student Of the renowned Ber-
zelius, DR.. Hamburg Smith, who has given twenty
five years. exclusive study to the analysis, repro
duction, and therapeutical effects, Of these cele-
brated waters. Drawn at the temperature Of the
original springs atthe counter, sold in bottles,
to suit the convenience OF purchasers.
Confidently recommended and prescribed by our
first physicians.
The composition, taste, and medical properties,
OF these waters are identical with those of the
originals, which cannot be said Of any Of the
cheaper articles with which the market is Hooded.
Pamphlets will be left ut your residence this day.
Please preserve and read carefully.
T. II. HAZARD,
ap1a Franklin street corner Fourth.
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BY w. Goddin, Auctloneer,
corner OF Bank aud Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
Il FARM OF SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIX
ACRES, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ON
JAMES RIVER, AT BOSIIER'S DAM, AT AUG
TON BY virtue Of n deed of trust executed by
the late Daniel Strnge- to the subscriber, bearing
date IN the lst day Of June, 1882 duly recorded
in the clerks Office OF Chesterfield county court.
which deed was given fer the credit payments OF
the real estate bought of s. .. Duval, shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction, The premises, on
MDHDAY the 25th day Of April, 1870, At l2 O'Clock
NJ. If fair II not, on the frst fair day thereafter.
the VALUABLE ESTATE located as above, on
which Mr. George A. w. Taylor now resides, con-
tanning SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIX ACRFS,
aud embracing some very fine land. The improve
mems on the estate are of excellent quality, In
Guiding a fine dwelllng-house and the usual out
bulldogs.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and to discharge thu payment OF bond for
81 9S with Interest from s1id lst day OF June.
1882 which bond Is entitled TO three credits amount
Ing to about 900 in the aggregate, with interest
thereon and as to the residue Of the proceeds OF
sale, up3n such terms rs will be announced nc tho
hour OF sale. WELLINGTON GODOIN,
apis Trustee.
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Here are some of Howard PauPs apho-
risms
Be contented with your lot, especially at
q public auction.
Avoid disputes never be wrangler ex-
cept at Cambridge.
The darkest hour Gas rule)is just before
the gas is lighted.
You cannot do without money; you may
do without mother-in-law.
Keep your temper and your carriage.
Misers are always civil, for civility costs
nothing.
Be satisfied with things as they are; take
the crust with the crunb.
If you are in public Office, be punctual-
at all events, in leaving.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. A
By wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT YALu-
L ABLE PROPERTY IN CHESIERFlf LD
COUNTY KNOWN As BROAD ROCK RAGE 7 Z
GGooSSTiGtons THERETo, GoNTAINING
ABOUT FoUR HUNDRED AND sIXTY-sF-
VEN ACRES, MORE OR LESS-By virtue Of
certain deed Of trust executed by Mr.. Montague
Richard Leverson to the subscriber, dated 18TH
December, 1859, duly recorded In Chesterfield
county court, I shall, as trustee therein named,
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises
on SATURDAY, APRIL 23d, 1870, at O'Clock z.
NJ, that valuable property located as above,
known as the BROAD ROCK RACE-COURSE,'
with the lands adjoining and contiguous thereto,
on the Goodies Bridge road, about two and half
miles from the town of Manchester, and described
In the said deed of trust as foows-vz., 400 acres
adjoining the lands Of Ray Moss, Harrison Bran.
der. Elizabeth Ltpscombe, Henry Drewry's heirs.
Major Walker, and Thomas Walden, Jr. also, 50
acres adjoining the lands Of Lawson Burfoot's es.
tate, and bounded by the Goodies Bridge road on
the east and south :; also, Is acres adtoihing the
lands Of Major Walker and others, and bought by
David Mcdaniel OF Henry Nunnaliy and wife.
There are comfortable BUILDINGS on portion
Of the land, and that which has been in cult
tion is highly improved. The foregoing real es-
tate is so well known that minute description OF
1t Is deemed unnecessary. 1t will be sold subject
to aprior deed Of trust made to the late John &.
gil, 500.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to pay off certain negotiable notes which
became due l6th-1sth March, 1870, amounting
to g. 01s 80, and to the surplus of sale, on such
terms as the debtor shall prescribe or rs the trus-
tee shall announce at the hour of sale.
CHARLES S. HILL, Trustee.
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ASYfysT6N CA -59lasnrs maxr.
By James ~ Taylor, ..s-s
s Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
(,fsIceEo. sgf Main street. ~ 81
nEsIR ARIE RIIIIDING LOT WITH

A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT WITH
"A A SMALL FRAME STORE AND DWELL
ING THEREON. ON IHE s0HIH st I,Ig, IN
MARsHALL STREET BETWEEh. ~, Fi .g11
TON. win be sold on SATURDAY Inc ESQ cay
OF April, 1870 at O'Clock H. fffnir, not the
next fair day, the LOT described ABOVE, fr0ns1nH
l0feet on Marshall street andrunning back lso feet
to an alley. The improvements consist OF framed
store and dwelling containing four rooms, WITH
gns and water, and large frame stable. The loca-
ton OF this property, heipg three doors from the
market, makes 1t desirable for any kind OF busi-
ness.
TERMS: Liberal made known on day OF sale.
JAMES M. TAYLOR.
an20 1.Es..tE Auctioreer.
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By E. G. Lindsey & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
"A CAPITALISTS TO INVEST IN THE
GROWING CITY DF NCEF0LK.-We viii sell
mt auction on THURSDAY the 9Th day Of May,
1870, SIX Lots on Wide Water street, in the city
of surfoik Va. 1hev each front on the principal
business street, the line IF the Norfolk and Mem
phis raII Dad, and clgibly Gitultcd to the Eliza
beth River wharves
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-thIrd cash; balance In
one aud two years.
Title perfect. Send for real estate circular.
z. &. LINDSEY 6 CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
2!west Main street, Norfolk, Va.
an 12-t5I3&
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AUCRF0N aA1.ES~Futase Days. 81
BY Wellington Goddin.
Aurftnndsy ar a Faa1 Estate Agent. ss u

HANDSOME LOT ON THE NORTH
IL SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN E IS,I HI =
STREETS, AND NEW FRAMED
IN DUVAL,s ADDITION, ON
THE WEST LINE OF ST. JOIN BEN 1Ts E EsGS
CHARITY AND FEDERAL STkEETs, ru a
zion. on the premises, on TUESDAY the y; zet -
April, 1870, at O'Clock P. NJ, that VALuABLiE.
LOT locsted as above, adjoining the reslaslcs %
OF the late Anthony Bargnmln, fronting on tne
north side Of Cary street 27s feet, running DUCK
15o feet TO an alley. rrrr
FRAMED TENEMENT in Duyal's addition now
In the occupancy Of Mr.. Wingaeld, containing
Ave rooms, besides kitchen, &c.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at four anu
eight months, bearing interest, &c: -
ap21 Real Estate Auctioneer.
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By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,.
Office No. s21 Main street.

GEvENTEEN ACRES OF LAND IN
CTHE TOWN OF ASHLAND, COUNTY OF
HANOVER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiI
be sold, MONDAY, April IS. 1870. ON the premises,
at o3o'clock P. NJ. a lot of SEVENTEEN Ores,
being part of lots Nos. l and on the map Of Ash.
land, located on The east side Of the railroad and
nearly opposite the Clubhouse. VIII be snld In
whole, or divided as may be desired. Persons
Wishing to secure desirable building lots will have
a favorable opportunity t. do so.
TERMS: Cne-third cash ; the balance at SIX
months for negotiable notes secured by deed OF
trust.
apo JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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.i'a,,.;Tii,;sirYYnr aAYYsyvsEnfa 1sey.
az Cook d Laughson. Anssionesrs,
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

by COOK % LaUEsitObs xSsSsa1ssSSas
z corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MOCK
Ill ING-BIRD CAGES, &C.. At. AUCTION.
TUESDAY at 10 O'Clock we viii Sell ng our Aae-
tion-rooms an assortment OF HOuSEHOLD,
FURNITURE, consisting OF s Il FL ~ ~,
Walnut ETAGERE SIDEBOARDs
MAHOGANY sIDEBOARDS and LEAF Ia
MAHOGANY i BUREAUS and wAsHsTA Eps,
MAHOGANY JENNY LIND and CoTTAdE
BEDSTEADs, t1 Ha.s5
LOUNGES and SOFAS,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS
CANE and WOoD-sEAT ROCKERS,
tn SAFES,
REFRIGERAToRS,
EXTENSION DiNING-TABLESs
KITCHEN TABLES,
COOKING.STOVES E.-
OFFICE CHAIRS,
SINGLE BEDSTEADS, .aa.. ...es-s
NEW NEW HAZE and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
BEDDING, SHEETS.
BLANKETS and TOWELS,
CRoCKERY and GLASSWARE.
ALSO,
Ten dozen MOCKING-BIRD Cases lassor'ea
sizes). COOK LAttm ,,a1,,neo,o
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CONFECTI0NERIEs.

SICILY LEMON-SUGAR, made from
lemons from the groves of Sicily; eheap
substitute for lemons in making lemonade, tenn
perance drinks, fancy bar drinks, &C., &c.
1t Is particularly 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
apll ANDREW PIZZINI & co.