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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-28
BY p. Bowman, AuctiOneer.
TyTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT
- SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, &C. :

On TUESDAY the 2s:h instant, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, will sell ut my CONS,
1909 Main street, $50 cases BOOTS, SHOES
BROGANS, and BALMORALS, for mems, wo-
mems, and children's wear, in every variety OF
size and quality. They consist OF eastern, New
York, and Philadelphia-m goods, aud cannot
be surpassed In attraction. Also, IN unusually
fine Assortment. of READY-MADE CLOTHING
for mems, boys, and youths wear, comprising r.
great variety of CASHMERE, SATINE2, AL
PACA, and LINEN COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
and SUITS, suitable to the season; q AL line OF
PIECE GOODS, such as SATINETE CASSl-
MERES, CLOTHS, DOESKINS, CANVAS, OIL
CLOTH, &c. so cases FUR and WOOL HATS
for mems and boys' wear, including the latest
styles, with an attractive invoice ct STRAW
GOODS, MATING, PARASOLS, e..
The attention of the trade Is earnestly requested
to the above prime lot of goods. They are very
desirable, fresh, and seasonable, AMI will be sold
without reserve. . P. BOWMAN, a
Auctioncer and Commission Merchant
p, S.-NEw ARRANGEMENT sale Of
BOOTS and SHOES will commence precisely at
IL O'Clock.
ALUNCH will be served on dsy of sale.
lie 2l-eodtds
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sd,ao,s of the Dispatch: /

Editoss of the Dispatch: ii
srnm your' q special" IN Washington the
following In reference to the assault aiF' nas
tery oase Of Porter us. Woods. now Oh sa s.as'
before the High Court of the Un'ee"' se'''o''
"Were the defendant a better Glass; Oh Oh
man than Pat Woods, the pfosecutioh
would not no entertained for moment !;
Int PAT Woods I'm himself has no streaStn
anS e~c;.es no sympathy."
have known Pat Woods for some time,
ami have always regarded him AZ quiet,
nesceabIe man. He was for long tine IN
the employ Of our late esteemed tellow.citi-
Zen Major John Dooley, who had thigh
cpinion Of his honesty and good disposition;
he was good soldier, and his officers tell
me he never shirked battle. AS for EEK
citing no sympathy" l think the fact that
s,ch sentiemcn as Judge Woodward and
Samuel j. Randall, Of Pennsylvania, TOOK
him hy the hand when he was arraigned at
the bar of the House disproves that.
Your correspondent evidently does not
know Woods, and does him injustice. One
thing Ia certain. that were | to go into q
New England town, and for two or three
wears from the hastings Willy and abuse the
citizens, as Porter has done the citizens OF
Richmond, I should expect to be served as
Porter has been, and would think II were
that I'D got my deserts.
Yours, JOHN JOINS, JR.,
Attorney for Woods.
June 9th, 1870.
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T ARGE AND VALUABLE REAL Els
do ID rAIs n n rHE CRY r. Of MIRLNMs;
SkLE.-In the suit of the Dismal swamp Land
Company and ais. rs. Robert Anderson's cllra-
trix and ais. depending In the circuit court OF he
it was, among other things, dccreed as follows:
cit being admitted by the parties that sale OF
the REAL ESTATE whereof Robert ANGER son
died seized and possessed will be necessary for tue
payment OF his debts, and That 1t would he to the
Interest of all parties that the same be now SOLO,
suit doth adjudge, Order and decree that all the
REAL ESTATE whereof the said Robert Ander-
died seized and possessed be so Id In such lots
and parcels, and at such times and places, as tile
commissioners who may execute this decree may
deem best. That the sale be made after thirty
days notice published In newspaper printed In
the city of Richmond and one printed In the city
of Norfolk. and pasted at the cour-housc doors of
the respective cities and counties in which tile
real estate to be sold is upon the following terms
sufficient sum in cash to pay the expenses Of the
sale the balance to he paid In 6, II ana is months,
equal instruments, each to bear interest from the
day of sale, the purchasers TO execute bonds with
sufficient personal security, payable to the COM
missioncrs, for their respective purchases
In obedience to the above decree we, the under
sigued, appointed special commissioners to exc
cute this decree, will sell the following property.
IN tue town Of YORK State Of Virginia Oyer zero ONE
lowing v FARMS adjoining the town, and vely
suitable for trucking steamers passing every day
QUARTER farm, so acres; TERRAPIN POINT
farm $50 acres PIGEON QUARTER farm, 100
acres VAN buren, farm, 10 acres; HUB
BARD'S farm. 60 acres ROWE'S farm, 10 acres
ELLIOTT'S farm, IL acres; MONETT'S farm,
60 acres GRIFFIE'S WuUDLAND, SO acres.
Also eight or ten LOTS In the city Of Williams
burg State of Virginia, well situated, some Of
them having houses on them. Also one HOUSE
AND LOT, and one LOT, In Norfolk city on Cum
berland street.
The sale of the above property will be made
privately by the commissioners whenever they re-
c-ve a fair offer for any portion thereof. If not
sold privately before october Goth, that being
York county court-day, then all of such property
lying In the town of York and the county adjacent
will be put up by the said commissioners before
the courthouse door III the town of York.
The property in williamsburg will be sold Oh
the 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, at the courthouse
door in that city, If not sold privately before that
time.
sold before that time privately by the commits
Persons wishing to purchase will find good ho-
tel In Yorktown, and George W. Greenwood will
show the property. In Williamsburg purchasers
can apply, and persons wishing to know more
can write to Robert A. Bright, Esq, Williams
burg, Va.
the above property privately after thirty days
have passed from the frat publication of this In
''t'N-' ''''' ''''' ~ - ~ William s. PEACHY,
JOHN r. SEAWELL,
ThZEWELL TAYLOR,
jc I7-30t RObERT ~. BRIGHT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-28
BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucftonesr and Real Estate A peut.

-.#
|TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
a IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. AT TIE SOUTHEAST con.
NER OF FRANKLIN STREET AND L(,fSITST
EALLEY:-By virtue OF a deed OF trust executor
TO the subscriber by e. II. Stokes and wife, bear
INK date tn OF February, 1857, duly recorded in
Rishtdond Hastings Court, shall. In execution
thereof yrostd 70 sell At public auction, on The
1870, at oiGlsck P. M. II fair. II not, the arst
faIr day tiereafssr, the REAL, ESTATE convey
ed by the said deed and described therein as 'front.'
ing 50 feet ON the east ne OF Locust alley and run
ming back between parallel lines l2at feet TO IN
alley In common eight feet vide.
On this lot there are two large t..rements IN the
front, and one fronting on Franklin treet which
ing-house.
TERMS Enough In cash so defray ex DEM. :, of
sale and to pay OF single bill OF 81 500 With n
teress from 7th OF February, 1887 and az 10 iI,a
residue Of the proceeds Of sale, such ,errss IA
those interested therein may prescribe and dir,.t
or on such terms as the trustee may deem q, RE-
dent. WILLIAM d, GIRSON
.
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BY James IL. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Anctloneer,
Office No. sol Main street.

THAT NEAT BRICK DWELLING,
i WITH FIFTY FEET IF ~ G Ssp ND A. =
oE MSRSHALL AND MONROE STREETS,
FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.-Win be sold, on
TUESDAY the 2sth Instant at hall, past o,clock
has si1 rooms brick kitchen with two rooms, gas
and water; all in good order, and in good neigh
Dorllood. .,, - s,,aoa
intn three lots IL preferred, each having front or
IS feet on Marshall street. running back LOO feat 10
an alley fifteen feet wide.
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
OH" JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
i.os Auctioneer.
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ETsRUgTEHs SALE OF vALUABLr
EHEAI EsgATE II THE CITY or RICH.
FRRANkLIN sTHgET ALI. D LOCUST ALLY.
By gtrtus Of eeed Of tfqa - vented 70 the sub
Eebruary, 1sss. div reeordsd & icfmond hu r.a
y ss foass SHAH U execution tSsr of p.oeeed
the lath JHIys 1870. III ose, 'ock P.
A., I'M I'M Y not the first far day GsfeA. Ter,
50 feet on the east line Of LVcEst siley ysa ssn.
back right anSles in parallel lines aSt keS 10 s,s
aney IN COMMON eight feet ytde,f On tbs lct tberes
are two large BRICK TENEMEETS 6nntfnr an'
Locust alley ana one fronting on rranfI;n
street, and the whole occupied a. q hotel and
bnardinR-hous : --.'',- $3.50 anu
TERM rag !. Enoush ~ cash to defrsY expenses Of
cured by the saids deed. amounting on the Sin Of
September, 1855, to 4leI6 Of which 10 90 fs he;d
by George w. Hansbrough, trustee Tor 1Rebecc.
7. Stokes. and o., 4ls.4s Ia held bv T.. p aI.ts.
iboth of which sums bear interest from said az =,
September, lses Til paid; and az 10 any residue Nc
OF the proceeds Of sale on such terms A. sb,ii Nv
announced a. the time Of sale. 'N'" '0
K to as.-2t w w. GODD,s. Trrs,..
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sTsSMER REsORra:

15REf,ERfC HsH1 tE:Affiis well.known
piaes, .situatsd Within half tails &c Fred Y
eas ,,hars there is ateie8raph and postofce, ts
raH onef, for BOARDERS. This Is ene Of the
Coolest and healthiest places between Bichmona
aud wishine to place their families In the country
where they can obtain GOOD BOARD and. has ave
an opportunity Of Waiting them frsquenuy anu
chesr}y will fnd this to he very desirable place.
There are two passenger trains--one plight and enc
dsy train-over this road and freight traina with
90 hn Chit aimed of the chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
ra Il Company fSr bis, emitting the holder 70
trayei on the road to and from Richmond TO this
pTnpns lad per month; children under twelve
wears Of age and cofored servants, SIS White SER
wants cannot be taken. u.,p1a -f'
IA qs-Irn N. W. hAhhiSs-
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RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, No. 1904, is con-
II Quoting the summer campaign III ~, !,
ont on This line. Els Immediate means Of aelNt
subsls.ence are drawn from the four quar,e,ts ..
the globe, including land and sea, shIis n m,S
saryss ara inexhaustible. SEASONABLE D iH--
NrRS REFRESHING ICES. RESTORAISsr
iSRiSKS OF THE MOST ARTFUL COMnntsSh
TiONS AND THE VERY BEST LloUohs' al
WAYS supplied promptly. ,o.so,
The VEGETABEES and MEATS OF the seasoG ~,
also FISH, CRABS, TURTLES &C. served /"
ali forms With the most experiences sAin, =, and
rare eg an Az jesl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-28
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT WITH
" BRICK OFFICE THEREON, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN ELF
SALE AT AUCTION.-WfH be sold ut auctlon'
on the premises, at s o. clock Z. II. on MONDAY
the 4th July, 1870 that truly beautiful and attract
I've LOT located as above, between the residences
er, fronting Is feet, running back $50 feet 10 an
alley andhaying thereon an excellent brick ONCE
o. lodging--oom. Taking INTO consideration tie
location and neighbOriiood, this Is amongst the
most valuable lots In Richmond.
TERMS {: One-fourth each balance At two. four,
and six months. bearing intercst secured by Il
trust deed. ". GODDIS.
je % Auctioueer.
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by Gruebs Il Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

SALE OF VALUA-
CBLE REAL, ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY STREET BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIErEENTu;-In execution Of
on the 10th day OF November, 1869, In the case OF
Rahm aud ais. rs. Rahm and ais. the subscriber,
special commissioner appointed for the purpose,
VIII sell At auction, upon, the premises. %, on
WEDNESDAY, Goth June, 1870 at Il O'Clock NJ,
II fair Ii not, then the hrst fair day thereafter
at the same hour, the REAL ESTATE which was
sold by 4. j. Rahm, commissioner, TO Boyle
Gamble, situated as stated above fronting IS feet
on Cary street and running back 1913 ftset 70 an
alley, being the same property upon whlca the
shops OF said Boyle & Gamble now stand.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray expenses OF
sale and the costs In court and the sum OF ~ oee
with interest from 18th February. lsss bun1sct 70
credit thereon OF $seit3; on credit Us 10 ~
with interest thereon from 18TH FEBRUARY, lSoA
until 18th February, 1871; q further credit as TO
81 ,lGo with interest thereon from lsth FEBRUARY.
1888 until 18th August 1871 and the residue upon
terms to be made known at the time of sale the
purchaser to execute for che deferred payments
Negotiable notes with interest added from the day
OF sale, snd also to pay taxes tor 1870. The title
win he retained by the court until the notes are
paid. .,-E- ShhFLES V GLLLsIatnS,
! ,GRUnBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 10 Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-28
BY WELLINGTON Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TWO VALUABLE STORES AND
4 DWELLINGS ON THE SOUTHEAST COR
MFR OF MAIN AND TWENTY-FOURTH
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
request of Mr.: j. P. Neaglc, shall sell al public
3oth day of June, is7O, at O'Clock p. ~, the two
BEICk STOKES AND DWELLINGS, located as
above. one of which Is occupied by 4. Hersberg
and tie other by b. QuigIey rs a grocery store at
Sill per month. The whole lot has front Of %
feet and runs back Ie5 feet TO an alley
TERMS: One-thlrd cash balance at 4, g. and Il
monrhs, for negotiable notes with interest added
secured by trust decd. ~ -
ie.l w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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ssTHE RoCKBRIDGE BATHs."'

A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT IN TIE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA 49,.
for invalids and pleasure-seekers. NINE miles
from Goshen depot. Chesapeake ana y 1niG ran
the world-renowned G. sHEN PASS.
The scenery Is the grandest and most pictufesqu
N The buildings have been newly painted and
The ta5le Viii be supplied with every decacy
of the season. .ost
assured that every effort Will be made 70 please
To those who never visited "The Baths " may
say that they have been highly RECOMMENDED o!
General r. 4. Lee, General II. A. Wise, Governor
John Letcher, W. F. Ritchie, Eeq,;; and many
other persons Of note. The principal properties
Of the water consist of Iron, ma2nesia, fodihe,
and soda There is probably water liz virginia 90
positive, direct and palpabe In its effects on the
female system Under It's influence the disturbed
baanc, s Of the female organizations are ADJUSTED
and arranged by that good and merciful directory;
the benefits of whose dspensstorg we are aow srl
stand. A.,
PHIL. +. BROWN, Proprietor,
Late Proprietor of Jarratts Hotel
10 1s-Tu&Ftw Petersburg, Va.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT
u ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE BE
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH SIREETTS,
AND LOT IL MILLS,S GARDEN, ON THE
WEST LINE OF EIGHTH STREET, FOR
SALE AT AuCTION.-Will be sold ut auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 2SthJnne, le7O,
nj o,clockP, N., that excellent BRICK TENE-
MENT located as above, now in the occupancy of
Mr.. Frank Rahm. ,>,.
il contains eight rooms (six with tire-placesl be-
siacs ktcL,n has water on the lot and gas In The
house. The premises are in good order, and The
location in q most desirable part Of the city. The
lot has front Of 26 feet and depth OF $50 lees 10
After which, say at O'Clock p. NJ, that beautl.
full LOT. No. 10, In Mills's garden, on the west
line of Eighth street fronting feet, running PACK
40 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
Terms: Onc-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
10 o. W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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THE .PENlTENTIARY.- The u, under ha

THE PENITENTIARY.- the g. III, 9nd lta
yarnnr nnaer fhe acs OF A sse7ubly approved April
%. 1910. TO ascertain what tho presen, Location "
the penitentiary can be sold Tor, Wnas, y NV
location can be obtained for, together Win .nS
adyantaYes OF the new location, and what " VIII
cost 10 remove the present penitsptlsry puiaitSo
or erect new ones on new site naap.ea w. W.
wants of such an institution, d.. ire TO receive
written communication upon either or al VI sne
foregoing subjects OF inquiry. ,,,,
AS the law requires report froE tne som nnint
sioners within thirty days from their sppoiLns-
ment, we desire parties who propose cammnn, s.s
ting VITA, the BoarG % do so AZ the
Communications will be- received By either o. o.
the commissioners, or, II by mail, addressga "
'A NSA way " j. c. SHIELDS
> JOSEPH HALL,
JOHN II. GUY.
. alz--deodAswsw Commissioners
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EOR RENT OR LEASE. that desira- O.
II BILE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, No HOS Isl
ST. Johns street, recently occupied by the lale
Mrs. j. h. Martin. The garden comprises the en-
tire square two acres), and Is well stocked with
superior apple, peach, cherry, and pear trees,
grapc-vines, and small fruits.
There is a well in the yard and a good spring In
the garden. Apply to S. II. MARTIN,
lie Is Wv No, HOS ST. JOINTS street
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1880 Main street.

VALUABLE GRANITE AND BRICK
FRONT STORE, WITH DMELLING Al NJ
TACKLED, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MN
SsXT DOOR TO THE CORNER OF NINE
TENTH STREET, FOR SALE AT AUG
TfoN.-We will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY the 2sth of June, 1870, az
t;RANITE AND BRICK-FRONT STORE To-
Gated as above described, with dwelling over the
same containing eight rooms Kitchen, &C., at
present occupied by good tenants.
Thc lot has front of 20 feet on Main street,
running back depth Of l55 feet to an alley In
common twenty feet wide.
Is months for negotiable notes, interest added.
secured by trust deed. The taxes Of 1870 to De
paid by the purchaser. ,o,r,,pp
iae Auctioneers.
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.. BY Richardson h Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT FOX
IN SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auc-
tion, on the premises, THURSDAY the 3Gth In
slant at half-past S O'Clock p. NJ. a desirable
BUILDING LOT fronting S. by los feet on the
south side Of Nain street between Third and
Fourth streets. with an alley in the three and
a.half feet wide.
TERMS One-third cash; the balance IN four.
eight, and twelve months for negotiable not,s,,
interest added, and secured by q deed Of trust.
... RICHARDSON & Co.
ie % AuctiOneers
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. by Lyno 4 Brother,
Auctioneers and Ren Estate Agents,
t'- 1889 Main street.

MICE LITTLE MARKET FAB ii
" OR sUBURBkN RESIDENCE ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE, AggHT. TWO MILES
FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND.F FOR SALE
At be sold at publft auction,
on the premises, on THURSDAY the soth day
June, 1870, at O'clock that valuable little FARM
located rs described recently occupied by Hiram
sEVENTEEN poll s. improvements consist
Of o. neat FRAME DWELL No containing three
or four rooms Kitchen, stable, &c, with pump
Of nice water In the yard. 4, e..
10 parties Wishing to invest this offers good
opportunity. @"trra4 ). .-'.- ->
LYME 6 BROTHER,
Ia Or Anctionecrs,
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TI'HE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA

4 BATH COUNTY, VA.
| of Virginia, resident physician.
This renowned WATERiNG-PLACE will be
open for the reception of visitors JUNE 1sT.
| These Springs offer unsurpassed attractions TO
both the invalid and the pleasure-sceker. No ex-
pense or effort will be spared by the proprietors to
make u as comfortable and pleasant as possible to
all visitors :
The numerous sources OF THERMAL WATERS
at these Springs vary In temperature from SO de-
grees Fahrenheit to ITO degrees Fahrenheit,
through the intermediate degrees, and thus pre-
sent every variety of bath for chronic diseases
They are, moreover, found TO prepare the system
for the beneficial action OF cold mineral waters,
whether saline sulphurous, aluminons or chaly.
beate In cases for which such waters as are found
III ngighboring valleys are mainly indicated.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing 3
detailed account Of these Springs and reports Of
numerous cases cured relieved, will be furnished
on application to the Manager, az the Springs, or
A TELEG RAPH OFFICE has been established
ut the Springs, thus affordlng visitors an oppor-
tunity OF prompt communication with every part
Of the world. j. A. MCCLUNG, Manager.
S. G. TARDY,
THOS. Il. PRICE & CO.,
my ls-2m Owners, Richmond. Va. I
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~ ByLyne q Brother. f,isE
Auctioneefs and Real Estate Agents =
-t@ " No. f4a9 Mafft street. 80.

VTALUABLEiyACANT LOTS on THE
5T66YkNkka5 faE sRofEEk k Fa 4HE a
At AUOTION.-We Will. At tue request OF the
personal representative of John McKenley's g.
tate, sell at public auction, on the premisss on
two valuable LOTS, located as above described,
fronting 80 and % feet, and running hack depth
of go feet each.l Taxes Of 1870 to be paid by the
purchaser. ,.. - L---.--L Ess1
ja2T-MTuThF -Es"'<r kuctioneets.
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BY Grubbs h Williams, Auctloneers'
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
4 an GpOJTND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
BYRD STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEvENTH STREETS AT AUCTION.-In exc
cn,ion of n decree of the Chancery Court of Rich
mond entered 10Th June, 1870, In the cause !of
Mash, trustee U.s. Montague Vii sell = aus sst
lime ut O'Clock 2. NJ, the lot OF ground above
referred to, adjoining the store Of James Sweeney
fronting about u feet.
The proximity OF this property to the Connec-
ton depot, several large manufacturing estab-
lishments, and the Basin, makes 1t very valuable.
TERMS !: One-third cash balance on q credit Of
four eight and twelve months for negotiable notes
with interest added title retained by the court
until the notes are paid. Purchaser ito paw taxes
for 1870. ..a... Is. III. NASH,
Commissioner.
GRIBBS- & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. js Is
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w ANTED, to employ two BLACK
w SMITHS to shoe mules and work on street
wagons. Also to sell 5000 bushels STABLE MA
NtRE, under shelter. Apply at once at our sta
bies, opposite Libby buildings.
je 21-eod3t BOSSlEUA u W.
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VARIETY SPRINGS will be opened for
Y the reception of visitors Oh the FIRST OF
JULY. They lie fifteen miles west of Stanton,
directly on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, the
cars stopping ut them. The mineral waters are
very fine, consisting Of chalybeate, alum, all
healing, and sulphur. Mountain tnery grand
Music and other amusements. Bathing In healing
TERas : One month, $40 per week, $le; per
day, g.. Children under twelve years and SER
wants, half price. 7. & NJ. BURRUSS,
te l8-2n ProprietOrs,