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natives when they are in fault, but not so
ready when in fault themselves; and as
the government rests upon moral, without
physical force, it is extremely probable
that it will fail to maintain itself. or will
not be any Improvement on the old one.
The Times, by the last mail, has the fol
lowing account of what occurred at Iona
Iona, the capital of Maafu:
I'VE learn that the first case where white
man is the defendant. or accused under the laws
OF the new Constitution, has been very unf0r.
tunate, aud shows the futility Of making laws
without the proper means Of enforcing the penal
ties inflicted. 1t appears that Mr. Mason,
planter, OF Wariki, wanted some yams for his
laborers. and went TO a Fijiian's house at Iona
Iona TO purchase them. As the man not
at home, he took as many rs he wan'ed, Of course
intending to pay the market price for them. The
FGIan, on his return instead Of accepting pay
meut, determined to appeal to The newly-made
laws Mr. Mason was fined by the Court three
dollars. which he said be would not pay and
being Of an eXcItable temperament he was very
violent After a scene in Court he went to
MaafuS private house and told the chief that if
he did not order the plaintiff in the suit to be
logged, he would administer personal chastise-
ment himself. MANU- was indignant, and pushed
Mr. Mason out OF the house. and thus the matter
rests. The whites. generally. are naturally wroth
with Mr. Mason for the foolish way in which be
has acted, but we have not heard whether they
intend taking any steps to enforce the order Of
the Court. Leyuka is in predicament with
large population gradually increasing with places
Of business in course Of erection or contempla-
ton, with business transactions of all kinds being
daily entered into, without any guarantee that
either party will fulfill the conditions of such
contract, there is great dagger Of might becoming
right and the stigma already cast upon Us being
deserved that
g. He shall take who has the power
Aud be shall keep who can"
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IsaTIIie.

A private correspondent from Kona
saws about Ramie; 4 would like to try
it, its success here would depend altogeth-
er on the blight. Some of us think that
with its quick growth it might escape the
blight which here overtakes everything
else. Are you sure that it is the real
genuine Ramiethat you have in Honolulu
The first Ramie plant in Louisiana proved
to be bogus-the wrong plant altogether.
It nearly ruined a number Of planters who
had gone into it largely.
Can any one inform Us certainly wheth-
er the article which is now being in a
small way tried by several persons is the
article which is meant when Ramie is
spoken of and which we are told is in de-
mand in the manufacturing centres Of the
world"
We are warranted in assuring those
who wish to engage in the cultivation OF
Ramie, that the plant introduced here is
the genuine article, the fibre Of which is
so valuable in commerce.
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Ice.

Several attempts have been made here
tofore TO supply the citizens of Honolulu
with ice, none of which have as vet proved
successful. The limited quantity needed
for such supply renders large importations
unadvisable, and the loss from the melt
ing OF the small quantities needed has rem
dered the business, in every instance, so
far, an improbable one, although the price
charged for ice has invariably been greater
than is paid for that luxury in any other
part of the world. 1t seems, therefore.
that the importation of ice for the use of
the public cannot be made profitable to
the importer, still It is n luxury which,
when people become accustomed to it, is
made almost a necessity. In certain cases of
sickness, and when person has received
severe and dangerous wounds, the appli-
cation of ice often saves life. We know
of one case of the latter, where the careful
and humane purveyor of the Queens Hos
pital had under his charge a man who had
been dangerously stabbed; hemorrhage
had set in to the extent that the mans
life was despaired of unless ice could be
procured to stop the flow of blood. There
happened to be at the time a small ice ma
chine in town, which was procured, ice
made, and in a few weeks the person was
walking the streets a well man. Other
cases have occurred where ice has been
instrumental in saving life.
1t having been demonstrated by expe-
rience that the importation of ice for sale
here is a losing business, it is, in order to
have a supply, necessary to resort to other
means to get it; that is to it, manufacture,
which is a very simple matter The city
of New Orleans is mainly supplied in this
manner Six machines of the pattern ex-
hibited by NJ. Carree at the Exposition in
Paris in 1867, are used in the production
Of about sixty tons of ice, and it is pro
duced, at great profit to the Company en-
gagged in the enterprise, for much less
than ice frozen in the rivers and ponds Of
the North can be imported One such
machine would be amply sufficient to sup
ply the demands of Honolulu, and we
hope to see some one of our enterprising
citizens engaged in the business. There
can not be much doubt but that the in.
vestmcnt in one of these machines would
be a paying one, and the regular supply of
ice made be a great public benefit. Who'll
invest
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Administrators NOsiee

In the matter Of the Estate Of Alexander white. a..
ceased.
FIlHE Undersigned, having been duly rp-
L pointed Admiuistrafors o. the fbare Erfa-r.
with the Win annexed AH ncglous having claims
against said Estate are hereby notified O. present
their claims. duly authenticated. g. the t-zdess-a.I
within two months from sae date n fhe rutf.-slirr
d this Notice othcrwse thcy viii be- Forever barrel
All persons 10 possession of property belonging o.
said Estate notified 70 sccoaut fr TIE ssa.c win
out delay. LUCY WHITE
VIZ. @. SMITH.
hdmiutsi11f1rr.
Mnloaa- Kauai Mar. 90 1877. ~ BE-
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FuiIs.

Matters in Fiji begin 10 arrest the at
tention Of the commercial world. and viii
continue to do 50 hereafter in a greater
degree, If the steamboats, Of the Austria
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T'HE UNDERSIGNED, ENECrTRIN Of
l. the Wti Of f. Brown. late OF uoa1in.u. derac...f
hereby gives notice To- ali rersrns 1a=fnr rfa---s
against the said estate 20 present fhe same within *
months from this date. dolly autheui.eaiod saf rth
proper vouchers. 20 S. g. Dole ESQ. at bis aH-- n
Honolulu. OF they will Pc forever barrel snd I'll
persons indebted O. the above sslafs are -aq-sf. %
make immediate payment O. che .Eif s. D DIE 30
MARY j BROWN
Honsiuiu, March IS. lsTI 80
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
TlHE CO-PaTtnership heretofore existing
i between the Undersigned, is this day dissolved
By mutual consent All persons having accounts
with the late firm, requested 20 settle the same
with either Of the Partners before the 10Th inst
r II. SEGRLEEN,
G. SEGELEEN
Hon1ulu, April 8. 1871. I23t
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Post Office Notice.

TUE FOLLOWING ARE THE RATES OF POST
age payable mail matter TO the countries spec
fled
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Ian line shall make Levuka way port
There are at present about 5000 whites
living on the group. They are sufficiently
awake to the advantages of steam connec-
ton, TO make an effort towards securing it
ysetting forth their resources and present
trade; and they have forwarded to the
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce a
memorial, together with specimens OF
their products, with the hope of securing
the favoring influence Of that body.
They have a small trade to offer, and a
considerable number of annual arrivals
and departures of passengers; and had
they an organized government, would I'M
doubtedly hold out the further indueement
of subsidy. As it is, they propose to
raise by subscription a sum of money, or
in the words OF their memorial:
Anxious and willing as we are to offer sub
sidy to the new company We ean not afford 70
do so al present 10 the shape Of cash: but pledge
ourselves 10 support vonr freight and passenger
list. Nevertheless, we have no doubt that within
twelve moaths the sum Of $1,000 will be sub
scribed
There is a very worthy show of public
spirit in this offer, and without doubt, if
the steamers touch At their port, they will
be called upon to raise the money.
Their trade, as We learn from the FIJI
Times, for the past year, shows the fol-
lowing figures:
The arrivals Of vessels for 1870 number l5s:
tonnage. 10000. OF this number. AZ were from
Sydney. from Melbourne. 43 from New Zealand.
from San Francisco I from Honolulu. and the
balance from South Sea Islands The departures
number ll3; tonnage $4,000 Passengers ar
rived, 1908; departed 2s7 remaining in the
group. ZIG. Natives Of the New Hebrides and
Kings Mills. brought in as laborers. LOO.
The exports mainly Of coiton-were 2,l50
bales, OF 400 lbs each, classed as follows
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Licenses Expiring in April, 1871.

DETAI'.-oah u-HonoIulu. %, Alb Pin; 5th.
IL William Hall 9th. G. MeDugal 9th Lum
Moo 9Th, Dillingham; 4 Co; 1st. B. F. Ehers &
Co.; 18th II. VERA Ist, N. MeInerny seth, J.
Weis 18th, G. C. Siders; Waiaiua kaWailoa, 2lsii
s n. Emerson.
Haraii-Kau, Kziahiki, s0th, Naval; Waimea,
18th, Chss. Motley Kailua, 3eth, All Hob.
Maui-Hana, Wanauaoa, 9Th, Asa Hopu Maka-
wac. s0th. Peter Gerret; Haiku 10th Haiku Plauta-
tos.
WhOIesaIe-HonoIulu, l7th- n Haekfeid & Co
Auction-Hnnoulu. 18th, Adams 4 Wilder
Lihue. Kauai, 18th, William o. Smith
Public ShOw-Honolulu, 18th. Hes Hilton :
9th, Miss CleaTelaHd.
Horse-Honolalu, 4sh. Nika, No. l.
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~ interested in The settlement of toe taunIares
Of the lands % kanpahu. and % half u Malauahas
IN the District Of HamnEua, and Of Eca'ahcHa "a.
and Of Puuepa. situated IN the district % Nrh Ka-
hala. that MONDAY. the i1iA day q Igril 1871. a.
10 o'clock a. ". s. ths time set for he settlement
Of the boundaries Of said lands at tho Court House
in Wamea, South Kohaia.
r. A. LYMAN.
Boundary Comm ssiauer. "a Jaa Cfre-t-
Hio. Hawan. March ls ISL ~
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Blocks,
Notice.

DEING about TO leave this Kingdom. /
ID hereby request all persons having any claims
against me TO present the same for payment before
the goth day Of April. F. II. SEGELKEN-
Honolulu, kpFil 3, 1871. l2-3t
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s. BAny changes fhnt made in TIE rates u postage
will be found 10 column headed corrections a. they
oceur from time u time aud will be Indicated hy prefix
responding ih that attached uam % the country
to which they refer,
A. p. BRICEWOOD.
l23t Postmaster General.
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Attest. Justice q n, surrruie Courf
i-st wa1rEa r. srsl. Deputy CisrE

~ OTICE.--Tn the matter Of tzae Estate %
~ I W. IAUkEA late 81 Htmakua Ia atlL fsreassI
Application having been made % the andrsshs tr Ben
C. r. Bishop. W l. Green Frlucis suelf-r that srf
T. thilhngwnrth be uprnted AdrrInlsfraar alrr
named Estate uocc hereby gvea an rsham NAV r-
Germ, that THURSDAY, April lQh. ISL q 1C11k r
~ al the Court huuse 90 Wanra Ituaf 4 h- time aI
place appeind Cor tie hearing Il snrlicaen AMI SOW
objections that may BE- made sherctn
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CHARLES FEEDERtc fAEr.
Circuit Iuiee. ST fadraICIrtuIf
ffaesNfr Isl rn.


N OTICE.--W hereas proper application
~ has been made to the undersigned by Ksasa
W. for the settlement Of the boundaries Of MaEuni-
kaho l., situated 10 the District Of Koaaa Isiaef q
Hawaii ID j. c. notice j. hereby girea 90 Al parties
interested IN the boundaries ef the said Iand fhrr
FRIDAY. Che 2lst Of April A. D. ISL. AZ 20 e'clact
A. NJ, is the day and hour appointed fsr The settle
mcnt Of the said boundaries. a the Court House Il.
Waimea, south kohala.
RA. LYMAN.
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ctrpREME corRT d ~ fIAIrafIar

StEnE.HH SOtNA ~ AAH IA ~ AAiAA
MANUEL SILVA. % Man,a. Houuiulu. asessscll-
Order appointing Tine Probate q Wii and lifrcfinr
Publication u Noficc n the SAME
Document puruortnr % b the lat VIII ani rssfasut
q Manuel silva. deceased having the "a sy Nsrch
A. D. ISL been presented o. said Probate C1urt raff-
ton Tor the probate thereof and ~ ihs Lstra
TesiamentlrY Mee taa and ~ vacation q hs tsit.s
Nfcic Ana,
is hereby ordered shat THURSDAY fhs Ialh fsr II
April A. D. ISL tf DO aeck A. " q sid Day at fh- Caaf
Room % said Court N the Court House On iouaiua o. sn
the hereby appointed the time Or pvuz ssil
ADD helrng said application, when and where 7eu
terestei may appear aud contest said VIII ard hc zauur
Of Letters fesiamcntary.
II Is further orierc that notice hereof b. rrea rctfi
ton ~ thce successive weeks In the usFtuts trrrrn
uewsrapor printed and pnhli-hef Ia Hougiuu.
And Is further guered that cfttidu- 81 suei o. re
subscribing wiffcses % said VIII add % ssink u larrs
Administrator t. appear and ouHfrst TIE rr y l VIII
the time apfdintcd-
Dated Honolulu, u. T., March =. ISL
ALFREn HAsTWELI.
Attest. Justlee q n, Supreme Couft
L---- WIZ d 81 - -
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CHARLES FREDERIC HART
Circuit judge - Judicial Circuit
South kona, Hawaii. March "a Is7t ulf
N oT II - PC - of 81. -. II

Application having been made 90 the uns.fsir t, D..
aukea and W Houuaira, that they D. rpeoutei afn-
ttatQfs % the above NAMED Esfaa notice ~ hereby -Frr
tu an whom t Hitg concern that Tllrn-uNa a-r an
ISL, AZ one O'clock P. NJ tha Court n1sa ir Wsrs
Island o. Hawaii Is ne tnc aud place app,ntai f To-
made thereto.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
II rI.E -: q "a .

Wa TIE MATTER or the GsuardIen.hlp er
The Childrcn Of The ife dE0RGE fFfEL q lIan laI1
deceased Before Hon Elisha II. Alsn.--ln rratafo
On reading and Sling the PETITION % NARY I nauWV
prssinz B Dole may be appointed GuarIsn 81 a.
Children OF the late GEORGE FRiEL Der ruer hushsnf
and that tho sd Guardian vixen Appointed nay nhra
powered sell and convey the interest n tl- Cren IN t
GEORGE FRfEL in and the premises sftuas4i 80
Richrrd street. 80 the City q Honolulu
IT Is ORDERED BY TIE Court thaf SATURDAY ~ elf
day % April uext 1o o'ci1ck A. H. a. ie Couri f,
in the City Honolulu b the ie rae. 81 hsariz
said petition and all Objections theca d xot e
the said hearing Re given BY pubicai q hs 0er o.
H,WAu1N GAzEfE M three successive weeks prsrcus o. ~
said heuing
Dated al Honolulu TIE 2ssh asyof March. ls1l.
WALTER r. sEIL
i2Sf Deputy Clerk e ~ suprsnas cdars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-19
AnCTrON sALEs-This Day:
BY Lyme d Brother,
Auctionesrs and Real Estate Agento'
No, 1917 Main street,

rvyRJrsTEYs SALE OF VERY VALU-
TIE AS coURT ASo OF HENRIC5; ABOUT 6 9HE
iM iaE ON THE JAMES IEI5r Flyer I1psT
AND KANAWHA CANAL, AT THE E NJ =
LOOKS CoNTA Il Nt5 ts T ~ ts9}PE Il
SRhNITE-FoR SALE AT PUBLIC. AUG.
Ti0N.-.By virtue of q certain deed OF trust
executed to me as trustee, dated the 18th DAY OF
Sovember 1868, duly recorded In the Clerks olice
Of Henrfco County Court, in d. B. IS, page LIS.
shall in execution of said trust, being so request
ed by the beneBciaries in said deed, proceed 70
at public auction, on the premises, on WEDNSxSrr
DAY the 10th day OF July, ISL at the non. OF
q, clock p. M. that very valuable LAM iocatea
"a above described, containing 20 ACRES, pe,p&
norton of the Garden Hill tract and whlcn wiz
he snb divided into two tracts, containing Iespec-
tvey II s5-l0O acres and 1900 acres, aoJoinlng
the lands of 8. A. Robinson. DR.. O. A. Crenshaw,
p w ffaxall, and ais, both or which SAID tIaGts
are well suited for trucking purposes ana lhs
m ain tract which contains II s5-loo acres, nas .
beautiful building site and fne 3hANiIh
QUARRY on same. Being only snort dlst snG 4.
ffom the city, and Immediately on the canni, 4.
offers fine opportunity to capitalists ana otners
Wishing 10 invest. .,o .r
nenses Of sale and TO pay off two negotiable notes,
dsted the nth day Of November 1853, for the sums
of Sss3 "a and 1905 33the first of which SAID notes
az n credit on same, with balsnce suit que 0i
S7Ss sGA with the interest now que ana tnst Tin
become due on said notes until tbe day OF saIe
&c will he announced at the hour of sale,
~ q VIM. II. LYME, Trustee.
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
huctionesrs and Real Estate Agents,
1919 Main street. u

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
CBLE Real ESTATE, sITUATENpI % on T ~;
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FEANkL!N, LIN, A ;S,n
FIRTEENTH STREETS. In The CITY ,0f
ElCHMOND, FOR SALE AT PgbLic, AUG;7,
Ti0N.~-By yrtue Of q ce:ree OF The Circuit
Cont of the city OF Richmond, pronounced on the
nth day of October, 1870 shall US speciaI CON- IT.
paoc auction en- IUssRATTf he 2ith no aay the
reyt fair day thereafter, Sunday exGepledl at tne
same hour, that VALUABLE bnT LIT, " FI hAN ID
with two large and desirable BUILDINGS on
same used as livery stable, and now III the oc-
cunancy Of w. n. Son; herland.
In the rear, and fronting on 18th street. now oGr EN-
MED by savage smith as carpenter snop. Inc
1T fronts on the south side OF Franklin street %
feet less and running BACK on ION
TERMS Oae-fourth cash; balance on creols
of one, two and three years; the purchaser 10 eH.
ernte NEGOTIABLE notes, with interest ADDED; the
title TO be retained until all the purchase money Is
maid and a deed ordered by the court.
Tiis property is admirably suited for manufac'
Luiihs p"i ALFRED r. COURTNEY,
iU,a Special Commissioner.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneers
corner 18th and Bank streets.

s.
<IOM MIsSlONER'S SALE OF VALU-
Z Able REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY uE
RICHMOND, ON GOTH, BETWEEr GKACE
It'll. At The CORNER OF i AID 25rH
STREET.-THE virtue of decree Of the Chanee 4
Tth JuIy 1871 In the two cases of GoOde, &c: vs.
Wynn Sc, and Goodes Herbert pc s. Tc a. n s
o on "a the list Jul ISL At
O'Clock Z. 81, the following VALUABtE HEAL
ESTATE, of which Edmund Z. G0ode died seized
W.: Tha 10: on the western lire Of goth, between
Grace and Franklin streets, 80 by $50 feet WIN an
excellent brick tenement thereon. containing
eiSht rooms Kitchen, &c. After which, say ut
O'Clock Z. NJ, that handsome lot 60 by $50 lee! al
the corner of l. AMI 26,h streets, with neat brlck
icneinent on part thereof, leaving vacant lot oi
about 30 feet front to be cold separately.
y ERMS: Une-fourth cash ; balance at ., 5, ana J.
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till all of the purchase money Is fully
f' JOHN b. YOUNG,
tv11 Special Commissioner.
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3ithutond Dispatth.
WEDNEsDAY...........JULY 10, ISL.
TO the Editors ofthe Dispatch:

~ tHG L%t[<tV W tfSS lesfs@fS
I noticed an editorial in your Issue OF the
1sth inst. headed "The Troubles in New
York" which reads thus: "The people OF
Richmond, who annually on the 3D. OF
April quietly look on while CROWD OF
ignorant, deluded, spiteful negroes ceses
brate the anniversary Of the destruct,on Vi
this city by fire, and rejoice over the uom ,.r
fall OF Il cause which to them (the "ni.c
pcoplel was once dear" In Tepl1 =" .,le
charge that we (thc colored peopiel ce,c-
bratc the Sd Of April because OF the ae-
struction Of The city by 1rS, we say !. ~
wicked and unjust. You WIN aalhit tlat
an, better able. as n colored man, to know
Tho feelings of the colored people than you,
and have vet TO hear the first colored man
or woman say they were glad, or in any way
rcioiccd over the burning Of this city. On
the contrary, we have said that SET OF
miserable fools, like those in New YORK city
who provoked the late riot, set lire 10 1h,s
city. by which many citizens were nla an
poor. In reply to the charge tina. we ie-
joice over the downfall OF ca,lsG 'u', W.,
meet less of lis as mcn2 ! have TINS 10 say !:
while il was dear to you, it was wlckeu ana
In;ust 10 us. 1t is not necessary LOT me
to refer Won to any historical PROOF
.s 70 what | assert, for am satisfied you
are familiar with the facts III regard 10 Ief0-
buttons, and those means by when peopic
become free, and il You can REFER hiG " j"
single historical fact where people, ue,iS-
cred from the cursed institution oil chattei-
slavery or serfdom, who did not ceieoratc
and rejoice over the day of their denver
ancr, will show you people uhwolLns
OF the sympathy of God or man. REFER you
Ia your many celebrations OF the 4Ih OF July.
TGu celebrated that day ante 0eft"m III
honor Of your liberties rs American ifee-
men and we, the colored people, celebrate
The sd of April for the same cause; ana rao ,n.
nIbcr. shall not say anything oil the debt
of Gratitude that's due from the white 10
the colored people for their many acts OF
Kindness and humane forbearance IN the
late war. and vet you only repay them PACK
with such editorials as the one that nave
alluded to in this reply. where are your
public boasts that you are INC pc'' IL MAS Va
the colorcd people!
|. II not an act of injustice to us, and are
Won not cndangering the peace OF society
by creating impressions in the minds OF your
readers rejecting so severely upon lis!
Respectfully,
WILLIAM II. LESTER.
lIt is impossible for us to kn0D the feel
inys OF the negroes. We must Judge them
by their acts and these certainly have Tor
the last six years indicated no Find feelings
OH their part ror the whites. We would
nrcfcr that our correspondents denlal
rather than our charge should he true ;
and rs we would not willingly do injustice
to even the humblest, we give the negroes
the benefit OF LISTENS denial.l
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
ror-nor of Governor and Franklin streets.

rANDsOME COLLECTION OF GIRO
Ill MOS. FRENCH PLATE MIRR0RSsss az AND
the 10Th inst at 10 O'Clock will sell at our auc-
nnn-rooms (up stpirs). n handsome collection OF
.CHROMOS, In GIT and walnut frames. empraclng
MANY duplicates of the valuable collection SOLO Dy
US few weeks ago. -.-, .....
-..,.,- ALSO, -,
One handsome seven-octaVe RosE~ooD FL
ANO, .s,~.,,-,ooD n,.,,o
One excellent six-octave ROSEWOOD PIANO,
One sfx-octAve MAHOGANY. CASE I!ANO.
One FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR, "a Dy 12i
Larpe.siZe FRENCH PLATE MANTEL Mir
i hSS'' - Auctioneers.
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BY a. G. Pnlliam,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Main and 18th streets.

DECEIvER's SALE OF ONE e., AM SIE
TEEN TO TWEEN HORoE-POWE k, ATAlUjC-
TiON.By virtue of an order issued by z II: tita T.
hugh Judge OF the Chancery Court OF the cry S vi
case of Walters vs.. North and Poucher, WIZ sell,
as receiver, for cash, st my staye and maGhinsTy
Streets, in the city of richmond, on tn o RSDAY,
the Goth July, 1871, ct O'Clock Z. NJ, ONE Mks
PORTABLE ENGINE, nearly new, OF eignteen
or twenty horsepower. ,o,,o
Gallo conductei nv A. C.. PULLIAM. kuct. Jyl4
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By W. Qoddin,
BY W. VUUUIUI :
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

Corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets
NEW AND CONVENlENTLY-A-RE:
~ RANGED BRICK DWELLING ON IhE
NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL, BEIW 4 III =
be sold at auction. on the prem.
ises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th Of July lSIt az
O'Clock z. NJ, that excellent ne" BklCh IEN NE;
MENI located as above, containing rooms, Will
front entrance under the verandah, and two-stor}
portlco in the rear with brick Kitchen OF tWe
rooms. The lot has q front OF 80 S.G Ieet ana 4
deptb of 1877 feet to an alley. =,
FERNS: Very reasonable, and made known a.
'h syI n"u' u 'a'e W. GODDIE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-19
WILLIAM II. LESTER.
WOOD AED CUAE.
.DAL, COKE, AND WOOD.

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wcarc now re sdy TO furnish the best quality
o: GLOVES HILL COAL At the following 10"
Best Lump, IS per load, delivered:
Best Hail 81 so per load. delivered:
Htst liz rd, 80. Is per load, delivered.
SOFT COKE the best and cheapest iEci Tor
cooking and ironing In us". AS our YARD IL under
cover sind as intend ~ CIV, our personal S'lei-
Ion In having the dust and slate removed, We
ihink W. m offer ,rucuiar inducements 10 those
vi, hing first class cuoaing fuc'.
Urst hNrilhACITE GOAL, I'll sizes, at lowest
prices. ,,.>>>-. ,,- Common, .,, c,,,u
always on haAd ut ,,,,,
No oV5 Basin bank between s.h aud 10Th SIS.