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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
4 VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN g
THE VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REIN
ERY ~ by virtue OF two deeds e trust, the FIRST
dated oath February. 1859, executed by Charles Y.
Morris and wifeto p. II. aylet and j. II. Car
rin9ton, trustees, James a. Scott having hecn
afterwards substituted: the second dated June TO-
1870. executed ny said Morris and wife, and Roy
o. Crowley to Haryeys < Wlliinms, trustees both
having been duly recorded In the clerks Office of
AUCTION, on FRIDAY. November II, 1870, an the
premises at IL O'Clock NJ, being required thereto
nv majority I'm value OF the creditors secure d in
said deeds, the very valuable real est tie known
the VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
situated at Rockets, having river frontage OF
$50 feet, and running back leo feet or more par
ticular description reference is made to the ahOy
named deeds, together with al the valuable wharf,
machinery, and privileges belonging thereto.
The attention OF capitalists or companies desir-
Ing to engage In very lucrative business is spe-
ciay directed to this sale, the works being In
der for Immediate turning out OF sugar andhsying
a field for their sale from Richmond TO New Or
leans. 81.
The present capacity Is $50 barrels per day, and
can be increased TO 2 20 barrels at very trtnnS
cost. The quality of Its product Is already favor
ably known, and Is equal to thai OF any rcilner! IN
the northern States.
Immedi ately after the above sale we will sell The
two brick tenements situated on the north side OF
Main street, between Locust alley and W all street,
Nos 1896 1888, fronting All feet AMI running hack
143 feet to Tobacco alley, the UPPER part OF which
Is known and occupied as the Monticello House.
being included IN same deeds
TERMS of credit (Which will be more liberal
than is required by the deedD will he announced
ri Inc hour Of sale.
ANY further particulars ran be obtained OF Har-
yeys L Williams. ia MES A. SCOTT,
Substituted Trriitr
HARVEYS Il WILLIAMS,
oc lO.tds Trustees.
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BY Wellington Goddiu,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, AND IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY,
NEAR TO SAID CITY.-By virtue of decree OF
the On ancery Court Of the city OF kichmond, pro-
nounced on The 2ad July 1870, in the case OF Brown
&C., against Brown, &C., we, the undersigned
commissioners, or either OF them. will prccet TO
sell at public auction the premi es In the order
advertised, on THURSDAY. the 2'th tictOher
1870, commencing at - O'Clock ?. NJ, (f far; II
not, the first fair day therea'l tee the following
beautiful lots (which The lateMrs. Mary r.. Brown
died seized, VIZ First. LOT on the north side OF
CLAY streetnear to Brook avenue between the resi-
dence of Mr.. Trueman A. Parker ann that former
" occupied by Col. Jno. 4. DanfoIth, fronting Il
feet, running back about l65 feet Second. LOIS,
NOS IL and Ii In square No. 4, each 6oXifs fcet to
AN alley 90 feet wide, ut the northwest corner of
Beverly and Belvidere stree 5. Third hOI 5 Nos.
II and 10 In square No. j. ut the northeast corner
of Beverly and Pine streets, each G0Xl'5 feet, to
said alley: Fourth. OF. No; 4 in s!Inare NO. II,
fronting so feet the west lire OF Pine street,
running back las feet t. an alley 20 feet wide.
Firth. LOT No. LA In the plan OF Sidney, l70Nlset
feet to an alley 20 feet wide. with an old framed
building thereon, al the northeast corner OF Dover
and Park streets.
TERMS Une-fourth cash balance at !, 5. and
10 months. for negotiable notes, Interest add;,,
and title retained till the purchase money be ully
maid. JAMES PLEAeANTS, roun.s
oc lo-l0t ROBERT STILES. oo'n''
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The proprietor trusts that his rea,ss, from
the fact of being ADVERTISED ms be
classed az patent medicine
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHs

Is a pharmaceutical preparation. The PET q
name Is given, and It Ii the most active WI
can be made; 1t IL endorsed as cure by4l !
medical works for such diseases as recon
mcnded by the proprietor. It Is pleasant III ~
taste and odor, free from all injurious proper
ties, and Is taken by adults and children. IL Is
tonic, dluretIc. blood-pnrily1ns, and ihVigo'
rating. Fusaebl,tl and delicate constitutions OF
b,Ih sexes will find It far more Strengthening
til II any OF the preparations Of bark or iron'
See medical properties contained In hspen'
satory of the United States, OF which lhe lo''
lowing is d correct copy:
BUCHU.-Its odor Is strong, dihuslVe, ahe
somewhat aromatic; lis taste Is bitterish ana
analogous to thst of mint. 1t is given chieh'
IN complaints Of the urinary organs such ii
gravel, chronic catarrh OF the bladder, MORBID
irritation of the bladder and uretha, diseases
of the PROSTATE gland, and retention or tie
,ncontinence Of urine from loss OF tone IL
the ncrts concerned in It's evacuation. L has also
been recommended 10 dyspepsia, chronic rheu'
matism. cutaneoas affections, anu dropay.
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auer1oH SALES.--FUTURE Days.

|TYRUsTEER SALE, OF A9EALgABhE
il fFARhfTN HALIFAX COUNTRY virtue
of deed Of trust executed on the On day Oh AID
gust, 1889, bysIHmes A. Moon and E. b. mooI ai1u
their wives to William G. Pendleton sna q, II
Gordon, trustees, for the purposes therein hamsL
we will az said trustees sell on sJDA .ae rstr
day theresfter) ON the premiaes; nt l2 O'CLOCK ~;
at public auction. the TRACT OF LAND In saii
deed # taing he sae tract on INV wh ne
Alfred Blanks srld to Che said Moon, living OH nc
north side of Dim river, in the county OF HaltfIx
r0ntai ing L 1914 acres more or less and boundrd
bv he land, Of the la'e Richard ogan ana DR.. Is.
r. Fleming. ''.Ei -stl "as-.-#-
This land Is in ore of the best ne;ghborhoods 10
she county. convenient 70 churches about eight
miles from the Richmond and Dsnyilie railroad.
The improvements consist OF GOOD FkAME ~
best st yle and In perfect repair. BEAUTIFULLY ln-
Gated. and all neresgarg out buildings and a9ont
tn enty other buildings such as tenant houses and
10 ,aceo barns--al! new; There are large num-
beT or young apple AID peach trees on the Dlnce.
grain Of IN kind especially " HEAT, OLIVER,
ana TOBACCO. and Is now in HE highest s'ate
Of Improvement. Said to be the best wheat land
II is seldom 81 desirable place is put npon the
pot on the Richmond and Danyille railroad, with
ESsd T. e IhH5s he asSHt
klrer low grounds Of the very best quality: the
residue Is forest. A large portion Of the place is
in fine clover. II has lately been divided Into two
tracts and will he sold either "a whole or as Two
tracts, to suit purchasers
TERMS The deed reaulres the property to he
sold for cash sufficient to pay pay of the deed
pleasure in i showing The property to any no may
sessdo s BE- ven at Oh fpeE
nation. apply to either Of the trustees at Lynch
burg Va i WI II G 6. PFEHS1bSIiEroN,} Trustees.
On &Tht1IthNoy
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BY Wellington Goddin,
AnctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.

ARGE BRICK DWELLING IN DU-
Ii VAI,s ADDITION. AT TIE CORNER OF
RAKER AND ST. JAMES STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTIOE.-Att the request OF the Male
Orphan Society, (Tho have made arrangement, to
locate IN the western suburbs Of the city, shall
sell mt auction, on the premises. on MONDA 7. the
18th Of October, 1870 at o'clock r M that hear.
tlful HALF-ACRE LOT located as above with
the large BRICK DWELLING and other build
ines thereon. The aforesaid dwelling is not only
a very large one, but is justly regarded as one Of
is not only admirsbl y-wel adapted for the accom-
mediation of large family, or for the purposes
for which II has been used for the past twenty
r. S.-The property will be so divided as to sell
off two vacant lots fronting on Baker street.
TERMS: Cne- 'olrth cash: balance at 4, 8. ami
10 months. for negotiable notes, interest added,
secure d by deed of trust.
or II W, GODDIN. AuctOnepr.
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TESTIMONY.


CIrRE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STAND
IN4-sroNE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
sAvANNAH, TENN, May Is, 1867
Ur. H. 4. Helmbold:
Lear Sir,-We introduced yonr FLUID IN
TRACT BUCHU In this country about eleiI
months ago, and are happy to state that 1t Is meet
Ing with universal favor. We wish to Inform you
Of one instance (among many where your
BUCHU has worked wonders. man in our
county named J. B. Ostei had been suffering
about five years with gravel. About elk weeks
ago he bought Of us one bottle OF your Bucho'
and before he was through with one bottle LII
passed gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS, which
we now have on exhibition in our drug store lie
SAWS that he will never be without the BUCHU IN
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
ECCLEs { HIEKEL,
Drugglsts.
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~ Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY.
1 hight ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE
LAND, on. THE, SIEAD0W-BRIDGE RQ y }:
ABOUT HALF a NILE SORTa OF The
ClrY-In execution of deed or trust from Il.
s. Gentry to the subscriber as trustee. dated alst
NAV. 1851, and recorded I'm Hcnrico County Court
Office being thereto required by the creditors Sc
cured, I will sell at the Office OF Grubos VII
llams. on MONDAY, 18th October, at o'cIoch r.
ter at the same hour.) % acres OF l. Nd situated
above stated adjoining the Isnd OF OF E hs m
formerly owned by A. a. Morris, and overlooking
the CITY. . ~, ,
TERMS Cash for expenses Of executing the
seoo; credit Of twelve months for the remaining
thres-fourths say for g. 700; and the residue upon
such terms as the grantor or his assigns may d.
rect and in ca OF his or their failure to give any
directions, upon such terms as Will name q: the
time Of sale. The credits TO be for negotiable
rOtes, with interest added, and secured by deed
of trust. The purchaser to pay taxes Tor 1870.
49," ~ Il. x. sTARKE, Trustee.
cprups o. Wrr5r.ItS Auct'rs, &C 10
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Br Grubts & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
plaraotb between Main and Bank streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
YIN CHARLOTTE COUNTY, TWO MILES
FROM KEY syILLE AND WITHIN "a 4 2UAAiK Ak,
nANVILLE RAILROAD.-In execution Of a
decyce of the Chancery Court OF the city Of Rich
mona entered on the 9th of February 1870 In the
viii sel at auct ION at the Office of Grutbs i Will
liams, in the city OF Richmond, on FRIDAY, fist
October, al 70 o'clock, u FARM situated as above
embracing thirty acres of fine ash camp low
grounds, Is in good heart and produces well the
Other half Is heavily timbered and wooded. Inc
improvements are dwelling with five comtorta-
HE rooms, with new out-houses. Two large TOBACCO
barns, ice-house, &C..
1ERMs One-four,h cash; balance at 2, 8, ana
months, for negotiable notes. with interest addeo,
tf title being retained by the court until the notes
arr Maid. CHARLES u. VILLA MS,
ON special Commissioners.
ERI;BBS & WILLIAMS. Auctinneers. oc II
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THURSDAY. .OCToBER 13, 1870.

JEROME PARK RAcrs.--Ne,o York, oSt.
l1.--Jerome Park--Thc first race was .or
the grand national handicap SWEEPSTAKES,
800 each. Sl.oo0 added, ~ miles. Foar
horses started. Sanford's Niagara won
the heat, beating Mozart second Time ::
4:9K.
The second race was for the champagne
stakes, one milcs for two-year o'dS. me
race was won nv sanford's Madam Dudley !;
loading O'Donnelrs Fanchon ny ns s..
length. Morrisnn's Barbarian th'rd. S'N
horses ran. Time l:10S.
The third race was for the annual sweep.
stakes for three-year olds, two miles; i"i
sweepstakes of $500 each. k,ngtisher waik ssu
over the course. The fourth race was 20" r
sweepstakes for all ages. three-quarters Oh u
j mile. Two horses ran. Feli'it! ana L'a 10
Felicity won in close contest ny um ,s
lengths. Time :20H. The h'th race m ta,.
for purse of 500. one and thrcc-I4a ',I,a
4 miles, and was won by Walden IuuSs
CARTS after close contest. Judge -. m;r,
kent the lead throughout. hu' on roT mnS.
4 up the home-stretch hc Was nca,ru Ys ~ }aa',sh
! wclrs Midday, and won hy 4 "''' ''"S''''
4 Time 3:12H.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Est6te Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A B BRICK
\ DWELLING AND LOT ON CHURCH
HiIi. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AT
AiiCirIOS,-By virtue of two deeds Of trnst-the
frat dated April 2sd ls45, from James Is. omltl
10 NIcoi.h Rutes. trustee, now deceased. IN whose
nj ace William Folkes has been duly substituted
and the :econd from said Smith and wife 10 james
a. GoddIn trustee, dated July 5th. 1871 bolh duly
recorded IN the Clerks Office Of Henrico County
Court and being thereto required by the beneti-
ciary therrIn--we shsll proceed to sell, on Inc
premises at public auction, on rHURsDAf, the
not on the next fair day thereafter the real estate
Conveyed in said deeds, consisting OF 10y OF
LAND on the southeast corner or Marshall anu
TWENTY. second Streets in the city OF flcnmono,
fronting on Marshall street steet ana running
hack l6O feet to an all-y, with BRl IN DIV ELL.
ING thereon containing six or seven rooms anu
other i'm provements, all In GOOD orflec, Inc iahA
can be divided into lots and Will he sou as wllole
mr. In lots to suit purchasers. The buildings front
on Twenty-second street .,,.,o .,o,,o,. g.,
TERMS: One third OF the purchase money III
cash The balance on o credit Of four, eight, and
twelve m onths respectively. IN equal tnstalments,
with interest added from dav Of sale the purchaser
giving his notes for the deferred payments. ana
SECURING the same by o trlst aesd. ..,. r,ustoa
JAMES A. GODDIN, Trustee.
The aforementioned property was SOLO 30 pre-
vionsT advertised; but the purchaser having fall;
ed to com ply with the terms or SALE IL VIII he sou
avain as advertised above, at his cost. us.
WILLIAM FOLKES, Substituted Trustee,
JAMES A. GODDIN, Trustee
p RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers.
SO 20--etawt10G &tdtds
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ByLee q Goddin. .,.-,,-e.45s
Auctionesra and aeal Estate Agcats,
M liza Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Lot AND
: FRAME TENEMENT ON THE WESMTEH q
iSG FouR Rooms. \ FAR L ..NCAAss BIZ =
SCHOOL, AT AUGT I0S.-Gn By Va, Iii in at g,
October instant, on the premises, WIN sei! st
Is .Sqse under aesa %
having bTen made In the payment OF a certain
thereby and siHg SO
ceved nv said trust deed-to wit: All that certsin
piece parcel, lot OF land With the lranp9ve.
mond designated by the No. on plat annexed
to and recorded with deed from ua,roh A. rin'
die to Stephen Griffin, dated the l5h day or APRIL
1859. situated Che western side Of 18Th street
Renting II feet inches on 18th street. and running
hack between parallel lines So feet.
Cash sgslen, to decay no,e
Also dne 2o.esd JuIy, 1870, with interest Till paid
balance Of proceeds arising from ane uon sl
scribe or In the ab;ence or such instructions,
upon such credit Al the trustee may ceeIn adglsa.
BILE. 49,, MANN o. rnsIa.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoeDIN, Auct'oneefs
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DOANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD

DOANOkE VALLEY X Al IL X y a ID
IL For sALE.-By virtue Of a decree of the
Circuit Court Of the county Of Mecklenburg and
State of Virginia, rendered at the May term. 1870,
in the cause Of Il. NJ. Jones for, &C., vs. Roanoke
Valley Railroad, will sell at Keysylle Depot, on
the Richmond and Danville Railroad. at public
auction, on FRIDAY, Is,h 9ct9ser 1872 90 much mel,
other buildings belonging to the Roanoke Valley
Railroad Company, as may lie and are situated
rights, privileges, and appurtenances belonging
thereto.
lance Of th.rty-seven miles, the whole OF which i
has been open, the major portion grad and the
masonry completed emhrscing TWELVE VEL 81 81
the Dan and stauuton rivers. 1t Is estimated that
the work alresdy flushed on this road could not
be done at less cost than three hundred thousand
dollars.
equal instalment', payable in six and twelve
months, with interest from day Of sale, The PuG.
chaser giving bonds, with approved personal Sc
curlty, duly stamped, for the deferred payments,
and the title retained until all Of the purchase mo-
ncy is paid
GEoRGE .; FINCH, Commissioners,
so o1Eoawfds Bovdton.Ea.
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ByLyne & Brother.
AuctIonecrs and Real Estate Agen's'
1889 Main street.

Uneven BUILDING LOIS in HE
r. TOWN OF FULTON. y HiRSl Ma ~ 4,
LOUISIANA. AND UkLEA - SfhEE =, I'M, pHis
SALE At AUCTION.-Will. le sniu At pu ,n,t,
auction. On the premises on Il EsDAf the lSi'
day of October, 1870, commencna ~ "a O'CLOCK L.
Nj :, the following IU1's-rlz..
nice BUILDING LOT OF The n'rtheast corHe!
of Virginia and Fult0a st~,eis, designated as lot
No. In square II, fronting 30 u, lis feet To IN al
ley 10 feet wide.
Two { OTIS on The southeast corner OF orleans
ard Fulton streets, fronting 80 by lla feet each 10
an alley 10 feet wide.
Four LOTS on the continuation of Louisiana
street fronting 80 by lis feet each to an alley ~
feet wide, designated lots Nos. &c, ~ 2s ana ~
In square No. 10.
street. fronting 30 BY us feet to hi alley, deslgn-
ted as lots Nos 30 49, 50. and 81 In square NO. IL
in the plan OF the town OF Fulton. -.
This oilers fine emporium it's to parties OF
limited means TO secure nice lot At 4 small out
lay.
Or r. LYME n BROTHER. Aucts.
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RIcEaoHp AID PETERsauRs Il. K. Co.,a
RICHMOND, April "a 1910
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

i run as follOwg:
Leave Richmond al 3:!s 4. VI. aud 80 =. VI.
Leave Petersburg ut 10 4. NJ ana ~ i, II.
Freight nad a cc0mIn0cnnun train, WIN pnj;Gl.
ger car attu2hei, Will leave EiChmrnI G@tlS 1T
4. d and Petersburg daily a. So" :. q. (Sun-
days eycep.4c).
The s:45 A. ID. train Wi! not leave Efchnond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:pj T.. 81. train wilt not leays
Petersburg on SUNDA -.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the ? so 7. NJ.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal trair
Will ron on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS.
Leave Glover Hill at A. NJ, connecting 81
Chester with the accommodation train. Pas sen.
Gsrs returning VIII trke the 80 Z. NJ, train COG
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS L. WYENE,
apc3 Superintendent.
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INTERESTING TO Br,Lpise AssocI4 Trs N
The case ofthe United States Us. ne 'an .ns
lin square Building Association Co. S,o,d a. n Ms
argued yesterday in the n,teu n'' s,,cd tor
trict Court. The defendant Mn' CO. ,;oI.-
tine The internal revenue law by not stamp
in .s IL, s' eertifrates OF membership. il being
alleged re- in the plaintiffs declaration thaI
cent s stamp under the provision in the he, act ct
oI IsGi ms amended, requiring eert'hca'eS
ofiutcrest in the Accommodations OF an! rnll,-
panv incorporated to be stamped E'co o'ntei
10 their value. BY agreement OF ro'ni. %
the case was tried before Judge Giles. WHO
decided that in this case the deienoan' Hn'
not liable under the acts OF SolislrIIS, "n
cause lis certificates indicated no value on
their facc.-Bdlt'morc sun.
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by Grubhs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucl1oneers,
Eleventh street. between Main and BANK.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A tER4
" DESIRABLE RESIDENCE OE THE WEST
side OF FIFTH STREET, Bh1WEEN MAIN
AND CARY STHEETS.--in execution OF DE.
cree of the Chancery, Court OF kichmond entered
the nth October, 1870 In the case OF Bowen Us.
Hunt and ais, the undersigned, commissioners
thereby appointed will sell NJ auc ion, upon Inc
premises Monday, the 24,h day. October a. at
IL O'Clock =. NJ, If fair If not ten on the nTSt
fair day thereafter, mt the same nour. the BklCh
AND FRAMED DWELLING 81 uated as above
adjoining the residence Of John c. ilobson, Esq,
and now occupied by the family OF the late w. Z;
Durham. 1t contains abou, seven rooms, al an
beautifully finished. with bathroom. cloSetS,
kitchen, stable, &C. The LOT r"nts 80 50 feet ana
runs back about 1925 fe.t TO an s'ley ~ tett wlue
rhe premises are In beautiful oider. Inc loca.
ton IS one OF the bgst in the city. AMI The property
amongst the most desirable u. Kind III Inc
market. -,
TERMS : One-fourth cash balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months, for negotiable notes,
with Interest added. Title retained until the notes
are paid. ,.,o
Possession will he given few days after the
sale. PEA ansr,K 7 s SEATr'S' com'rs.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auction, ers. ocl2
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BY Wellington G"dd,n,
Auctioneer and Real Fata.e Agent.
corner Of Eleventh and Rank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ REAL ESTATE II THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
STREET, BETWEEN 4 GENT I-THlR0 AND
TWENTY FOURTH STREETS, WITH The
IMPROVES ENTS THEREON. FHOhTlNG ON
MAIN STREET TWENTY Feat AND Run,
MING BACK BETWEEN PAR LLEL LINES
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN FEET To AN
ALLEY SIXTEEN FEET WlDE.--The under
signed, trustees of the German Building Assocla,
ton, No. 2, by ri:tue of decd of trust executed
the 10Th day of January. 1870 by Henry Bimllne,
trustee of Fannie Bottghelmar, Fannie Bot
ttgheimcr and Moses Bottleh. i.uer, husband Of
Fanuie Bottigteimer, to the trustees OF said
Association, and by direction of the board of di-
rec.ors Of said Association viii expose to sale at
public auction, on the premises. the REAL
ESTATE conveyed TO them In said deed, and
which Is described above n O'Clock I. VI. on
TUESDAY, The IS h Of October 1870.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO 0rfrdy the expenses
of executing this trust and 10 pay To the said As
ISOLATION the fines. charges, Dies, principal and
interest, hereby Intended To he secured, ana the
balance. If any, on such crtdl. aud to be secured
in such manner the SAID Bin line trustee, shall
direct, or IN Of his failure to give such direc-
ton, on such credit ana to be secured IN such
manner as the undersigned sh,l' make make, known at
the time OF sale, II. MEiLGEh,
T.. l,UHMAN,
A. JACOB,
ocl3 Trustees q. r. A.. No.. >.
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GORGE ". ANDERSON a. SONS
W have IN store aud for sale II line stock OF
CARPETS, tAPES-EANGISCS, NC, &C, en-
bracing IN part
VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY. THREE-
PLY, and The common gradea Of CARPETS !:
Varieties or STAIR CARPETS. ~.
The FALL STYLE or PAPEK-IlANGIEGS,
nearly all OF new designs;
81 -nsh p .tis,rus OF FLoot: ana TaEi.E or
n CLOTHS.
CURTAis GOODS. COHNlCES
WtSgjW SHADES.
and all the articles of first lass establishment
+, These goods are FRESH and ste offered VERY
Low.
NJ, Our senior partner has lad u business expert
acc in this community OF thirty years, aud has
<lected our goods with especial reference TO this
market.
we cordially invite au inspection at 1905 Main
E3tT Get, below Twelfth Top statrs}. &c l3-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13

Here is Boston boys composition on
8. tTha Horse - "rhe Horse is the mos'
usrful animal in the World. So isthe Cow.
I once had thirteen Ducks and TWO wa
d,3',cs and skunk killed One. he snieleo
0rrII know Boy which had chickens,
6ut Ills father would not let him raiS ihem
80 he rot mad and so he boarcd Hoe III
his mothers Wash tub. | wish TAU "
horsc-a horse weighs loW' POUNDS.
4 friend of ours who desired to learn
German by means OF objects, was toi" 'n i'
cvr,,imed Dear me hut why call IL a
sTcEing.nc~dlr when it might he expressed
much easier bv the three letters }-t-n?-
PhNadriphia Press.
The man who meets ones rcmar rs win Il
i" tidGle,tirk<." clearly wishes I" Il" 'i'i'hS
t. ones ieeling>.-fnn.
4 reasonable Observation-Disclosures
York Post.