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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

SOCIAL EXCLUSION OF GERMANS IN FRANCE
The Paris journals unanimously deprecate the
exhibition OF any violence towar the Germans
returning to their business and residences in
Paris, but urge their social exclusion. The
Prussans are still charged with depredating
upon the the inhabitants, and its papers urgs
reprisals The Debate says: Before we can
forget that the Germans are enemies, we must
cease TO find them thieves. If after their extor-
tons they cannot comprehend they ought not to
run to France. we have right to stretch a
Gordon which will exclude them from French
society" The other papers talk in q similar
strain, saying there can be no friendship while
the Germans are in France" The Assembly
has appointed q committee Of forty-fiye 10
report upon the state of the invaded depart
ments. The mayors OF the ACCOMPLISHMENTS are
required to state all the costs incurred, AM
specliy an the 0uuages committed By the Ger
At their disposal, and sne prospects OF harvest.
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fOHI-tIksI BoIRp
stock RepoIt.

~ hoHtfTS' bgoksss' ssa Ios TeIsf,ruk I
leNls yvbnson 90 quote stocks aud b,t.As IN
U, ne ,no iofeisn markets, a. follows:
kKwloRk, March Is.-u Z Sc. ISL coupon llF7-
% coupon, llfa: t2e's, new, IS, coupon. IN 2Os
%, coupon, ll.s: e1s, o.. coupon. lllas 10 tp's
coupon, Os's Currency 8 :. la MAripusA. s, do
rrtid =: canton, ~ Cumberland, -. West
cru Union Telegraph, 80 OuiCksilrer, n Pacific
NAL, "a, Boston Mater Power, II Ad.H,s M
trrss pi Wells, Fargo Cos ENpr = ~.
- nlIs, and udson y do SCRIP, ~, Erie, spss
90 preferred. =; Harlem. 49, DO. Preferred =.
Beading; l0la4; Michigan Central. =; Lake shore
ahd Michigan southern, o.; Union Pacific Had
reed 1o;s liinnts Central, w 81 4. Cleveland sDd
fIushurs, ID a Northwest, 1875 do, preferred qsi.
tey.lsnd, Columbus, gincnnafi. and Ibdisp-
eroh.-, New jersey Central. lo64 Rock Isiana
~ ~ nissuSie 81 Psnl. S. - do, preferred rs;
go !. a sha Me-ern. AS oid. fort Wayne. ":
h1on 1erre haute, -. Hannibal and 81 j. I'd.
chicago and Alton. us: do pretd. ms ot'd: ono
shd slssippi cert ncates, -, Columbns Chi
csgo Indiana Cent. 2Iss. Tennessee state ,i.e,
otd' W. DO, new, 62lf. Nirginis state sires alS
81, North Carolina aNes, old. 20, do, new 81.
mtssouri sines 9l's; Central Pacific Bonds SsS:
u arket strong. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18
The Markets To. nav

1sterrdpAsf Ezoiss,reE 70 TAs Erestss Sra-
bAL1lMoEE. March Cotton dull, weak, and
ioMsf. micdlins up amos, Is. Flour dun and en-
nrey unchanged Clover seed quiet 81 sna 81 as,
heat Gull, except for choice prices entirely nm
.nsrsed white Southern Corn firm aud stock
hrm az Gas. Pork quiet ~ sg2 R.o0p stead.
shoulders. ga rib sides, u; hsms, TAaIS Lsr5
quiet Of lsS. WHISKY dull ~ %
BALTIMORE, march la-Nirginia sizes. old, 49,
bld Sa asked do. ls05, 90 bid do lso7 q. = bil *
ssked North Csroliuss, old, IS bid.
NEW YORK, March lS.-Goy rnments steady. a.
nkheI prices stocks strong aud sctive. ~ iney
easy AZ as. Virginia sizes. 81 do new 81 North
Csrolipas, 20; do. new, 2ss. Exchange, tong 81. |.
NEw foRk, March B-Fiour shade hrmer
wheat quiet and shade hnner. Corn dun and
heavy.
~ TIE FoREIsN NARKrTs
LONDON March u, n ~ a. m Consols 0nfned a.
va Tor money: o. for account America s..rnri-
ties nrmer; Bonds. 1871 .. 81. lS5ss od 81 Iss-
ern, s51s. ~ " ~
fRANkFof 7, march l7.-Poncs closed n g.
oulli uplano. 5Ass7ss; Orleans. n a.. rsl.s sTe
60 bales; American. SIS .O0o. ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

HON. L. Z. bowen, MRS. PgTIGRU KING
DOWN, AND THB so-CALLED MRs. TAEIrHA
PARK BowKN.-The letter of Mrs. Petigru
King Bowen, wife of Congressman Bowen IN
which, while defending her husband. she TOOK
occasion 10 reflect upon the character OF the
hentucky mstron who claims the name Of NJ
Iabitha Bowen, las brought out a communica-
uon 10 the Louisville COBrisr- Journal from tie
las, named lady, IN which she introduces copies
OF three letters written 10 her during the wear
leso: the originals OF which she save Sue can
produce N the Handwriting of Z. G. Bowen. in
al OF Nhich he Offers 10 supply Der with money
for the purpose of procuring a divorce iron,
hlbl, snd ln one OF which he saws - I will give
You one thousand dollars ii can be released
from any further claim, which can only be done
by di- ce." Mrs. Tahitha also saws that the
Ieuer watch she wrote denying her marriage
was copied from draft written by Bowen him
sell, aud given 20 him on his sworn promise that
" should only be shown 10 a few prominent gem
uemen In order TO save his seat in Congress-
from being forfeited. She also saws sue has a
snlt Tor divorce now pending in the Kentucky
courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18
The Arkansas LesisIas.re.

Ihc G0eeTN0TShtp-1h Impeachment OF ChtJ Jus =
ttce Mcclure.
MEMPBIs, TIHR., March ls.-An Agaldaele,
Little Rock, special eaye:-In the House, yester-
day, bill WAS introduced TO provide for filling
the ONCE Of Governor in case OF vacancy. 1t
ate shall become Governor. IL there ie none,
then the Speaker OF the House.
The Senate assembled at Que O'Clock as high
court OF impeachment, acting Chief y uetics
Whytlock presiding. A communication from
Chief Justice Mcclure was read, Acknowledge
ing the service, and saving he was ready
for trial. The counsel for the respondent
submitted q general demurrer 10 the arti-
cles OF Impeachment, after which the court
adjourned till Monday, when argument
will be made on the demurrer. OF course il
will be sustained and the defendant released.
Clayton sent in his res gnation to the House this
a.. m. announcing that he had turned over the
books and papers OF his office to the president
pro ten OF the Senate. .f
Clayton leaves for Warrington tomorrow.
Hadley was sworn In this evening, and entered
upon the discharge Of the duties OF Governor
About three years age he was 9 merchant. and
failed, and took the benefit Of the bankrurt
law. He has been in the State I've YEAR, and
when the Reconstruction bin passed be entered
into politics As Q radical, and spccesded in
being elected 20 the Senate from this district.
DE was one OF the strongest advocates OF the
funding bill passed by the last legislature, and
Is said 70 have made good thing OF 1t. He is
nov well of.
Before Clayton resigned he signed nearly 900
commissions for friends who had been provided
for, among them Speaker TArkensly AZ super
intendento Of the penitentiary. This telegram
10 evidently rum partisan seurce]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

OTTAWA, March is.-The Ministers stated IN
both Houses last night that they had received
intelligence from Winpepeg 10 the lst OF March
The Dominion elections were prOcaaakns
quietly. There were no disturbance a. reportei
in the American newspapers. The smsr-pox
10 disappearing in the Ssskatc hewsn District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

TIE CINCINNATI PARKS having been opened
for the season, Chicago already begins to chow
its envy. These are the choice and refined re-
marks made by the Republican: "The parks
in question are only about big enough for Q
tcrch-light procession Of tom can, three in .
row, to march through. They are easily kept
1T summer heat with . half dozen non-explo-
rive coal oil lamps in each"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW LOAN to.
day amouBted to two and quarter millions of
dollars, making the total amount subscribed up
to this date SIS, 9O3, 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18
Crime Tn the west

NEsrH1s, March is-A Jackson Tenn
special says Hester Long and Chsriie johnson,
coiored. are beng tried Tor the murder cf Mr..
oven Hook. Their connection with the murder
u not vet esta blished.
An officer leaves for Little Rock today with
the 81 indler and bigsmisf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

HENRY ID. MOORE. collector of the port OF
Philadelphia, has resigned his position.
GENERAL ROBERT WILLIAMS left here yes
terday for his post in the west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

SPEAKER BLAINE was q great torture 10 Ben
Eusier-a regular chilblain.-N. Y. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18
The Northsrn Ps~,sc ssalr~.a.

MINNEAPOLIS, MfhN, Nafch I3--rrack- lav-
ing has commenced on the Northern P.r,I.
railroad, west OF Brainsrd. The bridge Is cono-
pleted 20 that point, and trsins ran over H.
Five hundred barrels OF -four have heen
seipped from this city, marked "Aid for
France"
r. A. Graf. 3 prominent citizen Of Mime
sofa, died an this city Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

RAILROAD LABoRnRs' WAR IN CONNECT
CUT.-The laborers on the Airline railroad in
Colchester county, Conn, hearing that the
property, carts, horses, &C., of the contractor
the mselves to the number Of seventy or eighty
and took possession Of the barn where the prop
erty sstored. Deputy sheriff Raymond, of New
London, with poese, was sent for, and reached
Colchester az p. m; but owing to the threaten
ing appearance Of the rioters, sent for reen.
for ements and postponed action. It IL expected
that an attempt will be made to-day to attack
the property, and there are fears or a bloody
collision. The laborers have not been paid
once since January, and say they will not per
NIT the property to be taken. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY In OHIO.-At Henrys-
burg, Belmont county. Ohio, Thursday evening,
a man named Henry Yaus shot Moses Kline
through the breast. Yaus then attempted to
shoot his wife, but the pistol was struck up by
. q woman present, and the ball entered the cell
ing. He then tried to shoot his little child, but
failed. Then, placing the pistol to his head, he
shot himself, dying in Q few minutes. Kune's
condition is not considered dangerous. Yaus
was released from the penitentiary short time
ago, where he was imprisoned for killing mar
With the eame pistol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

CHIP ENGINEER ANDREW LAwToN, United
States Navy, died a. his residence in the
navy yard Philadelphia, yesterday. He was a
as third assistant engineer, in June, 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

IHE COAL CONFERENCE.-The New York
Commercial thinks 1t "a great point IN tb,,
game that the Pennsylyanis invest eating
committee have established the fact OF collin
SION between the Reading Railroad COMPANY
and the operators. The editor also thinks, II
me news true, that IL the miners in the btu
minous coal region have determiped To ooslesee
win their brethren OF the anthracite district.
they will, by stopping work for q time GOMEZ
me carrying companies TO make terms, becAase
without supplies OF coal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18
Accident
BOSTON,. Ma

BosToS, March ls.-By the fall OF a cafo'd
AZ Jamaica Plains Yesterday, Judson Card Was
killed, two other men host limbs by their being
broken, and fourth man was severely bruised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

FRou FRoU GAUzs BoNssrs.-yery dressv
oonnets, 70 be worn late in the season are m Ale
OF the Erou frou gsuze brought out last yea
MS sllk gauze is thicker than grenadine and
mas us threads woven in tiuy checks or iu
crsFe-llke crinkles. The material 10 plain On
the frame, with rolls, cords, or milliner's folds
near the edge; richly knotted scarf of gauze.
olss sDd bound, e around the crown; flowers
and q pompon on the sides. A ruche OF rbe
esuze, bias and doubled, forms the face trim
ming. Ribbon strings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvRNUK-The receipts from this
source to-day were s3l7 ,s46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

LIB FRENCH AssRMBLY-GeDersl Ulrich
will be candidate for the Assembly AZ the
ensuing elections, TO NIL one Of the vacancies
from Paris. There are one hundred vacancies
in the Assembly. mostly from Alsace and LOr-
raine, where there IL great rivalry at present
among the popular men Tor the votes OF the
electors ~ - N~~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18
Specie shipments To Day
Goyernmen, s~cur,,,s-

NRw YORK, March ls-The specie shi rnent
to-day IL abOus see ,0QO, mostly silver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

The Ice CRoP in sll part. OF the country N
exceedingly large. The latest State heard from
70 Maine. where the ice secured on the Kenebec
river Is about 800 600 tons. an increase Of rs Der
cent over the crop OF last wear. The best ODER
the holders have yet received Is sc a ton for
: 600 inns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

FEMALE CANDIDATES IN NEW HANPsHIRR-
letter from Concord, y. ID, referring TO the
election, says the two ladies who were nOmipa-
ted for school committee were both sle Fea,ed
In one district Miss Longley ran on the republi-
can ticket, and was opposed by her rather, who
was on The democratic ticket. He was elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

e15, 900 FOR A BROKEN HRARr.-Mi0 Mar
garet A. Hancock sued Lucien e. Squires, IL.
the Adair Circuit Court, KY, for breach o.
$4,000. The plaintif is lady OF about Is sum
mers, and respectfully connected. The defen-
dant IL about the same age, the con Of q we'll
to- do farmer OF Adair County. The case come
up for trial last week in the Adair Circuit
Court. The jury were not absent five minutes,
and, when they returned, they brought in a
verdict for the full amount claimed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18
BATCHELOR'e HAIR DYk

AAA1 DE
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
ierd nor any rtaLie poison to produce paralysis
death Avoid the Wanted and delusive Preparations
hoastiBg virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w. A Bachelors Hair Dye has had th,,fy year,
the only perfect Hair Dye-black or Brown, sod
y All Drusgista- Applied ct 10 Bond strsst, New
IoIks fo6-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

The L. s. STFAMER NARRAGANsKTT, which
has been doing duty about New York harbo-
for some time pest, has been ordered to sea, and
will saii from that port in the course OF few
days to join the North Atlantic fleet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

A GRAyE-SToNE CUTTER in Maine, who
neafo that an acquaintance had lost his wife
hastened 10 condole with him and TO obtain, III
possible, an order. The breyet widOwer how
ever, repelled him with scorn and indignation
saying that the fellow who had run on with bi-
Nue might ouy grsve-stone when IL wa. need
cd; he certainly should not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

PIILApIIPHIA, March 1s.-President 0ront
dined With the Hibsrnicon Society 1t the ST.
Cloud Hotel last evening. His visit 70 this city
is supposed to have connection with the appoint
mtnt Of D collector Of this port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18
THE EVENING STAR.
ffBLisHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The Star Buildings,
Corner Pepnsylyania Nv. ana Ilth %.
BY THE
EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER CeNpiNY.

The STAR 10 served oy carriers 10 their sub
scrbers IN the CITY and District at TEN Oryrs PER
WIKI OF FORIIFOuR UESrs PER MONTH. Copies
81 the counter, Two GENTS.
PRrs EOR MAILING Three Hosths, $50:
tfx Months, $500: One Year, s. 90. No papers
are sent from the Office longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY sTAR-pnbiished on Friday
m5rning-e1.g SO year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

@The annexation Of West Florida to Ala
bama is the talk down South.
- The White Mountains are now as desti-
tute OF snow - they usually Are In May.
~Tbe strike ofthe men engaged in dischare-
ing caIgoes of brick at New York has closed on
their own terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

SPEAKER BLAINE entertained at dinner last
evening the English n smbers Of tie Joint High
Commission w.,h Gen. Schenck, Secretary
Fish ex- Senate: Williams, American Commits.
sioDt "a, Lord Tenterden, j. Bancroft Davis
Gen. SheTm7n, Miss Dodge &c ill Hamiltonl
and Senator Morrill,, of Vermont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18
AMUSEwENTS.

NATloNAL TpEATEB-THIs sArURpAY)
NoRHr HRN00N, March 18Th,
m IN as GREAT GIFT MATINEE,
vnpTTSSrs csaenlar Extravaganza, entitled TIE
On. IHitNES TO be foil. wed by the Protean
Ntr-ecy OF HEADS or THE PEoPLE: TO concIude
Erht the DISTRIBCTlON or GIFTS
Admission, 80 cents; Chidrens tickets IS cts /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

THURST0NB IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DEB Ii the best article for cleansing and preseryipc
teeth Seld BY ell druggists. Price, Is and 50 cents
JOUVHHs lN0DORQUs GLOVE CLEANER re-
6ores soiled gloves equal to new. Sold by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers. Price, cents dss "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

'N' 0ooke 70 tSrnish the following 70 -ds,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

WHISklxS, GINS, ETc.-l an now Offering at
reduced prices my celebrated brands Of BYE and
BOURBON, "Old Crow" Bowen, )" "Choice Old
Bye "Robertson." "Cld Family Nectar" mo
nongaheia, ~" Pine ApDle." The above brands have
been selected with great are and are Certainly the
best offered in our city, and 81 figures that cannot
fail TO suit all. respectfully call attention 40 nv
TON GIN bought by me at auction in New
York and which can sell at u less per gallon than
Importer OF Wines, Liauors etc .
And Proprietor OF the Gel. brated
NATIVE WINS BITTERS,
mhou 1917 Pennsy lvania avenue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-18
BY Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneef,
corner Eleventh AMI Bank streets.

rrRUsTEE's SALE OF LARGE AND
Excel. ENT BRICK TS.EhtEp 20 ON :
ddooPcS,TE 40 THA TiRMIHUS OF MAYO
ST ST. vir;ae Of deed o. trust bearing
date 9Th husuot, 1870, daily recorded IN alGhinona
1'I,onrnrv CoJrt In deed book 80. OIL, Is, page
S14, shall in execution thereof, proceed 20 seq at
auction. on ,hr premises: on EhlDaI the 2!tn OF
The first fair dav thereafter, that large and we'll
arranged BRICK TGHEmEHT located as ahove,
now or recently In the occupancy OF nlr. Euoank.
amo,c accomm odations for a large family.
TERM: enough IN cash to defray expenses OF
im,r n about 81 200 on p credit as TO $1,000 until
the 9Th August, 1872 and as 20 the residue of The
PROCEEDS OF sale. on such terms as slail ne an
- ~ Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-18

4 PHOTOGRAPHIC SToEY.-An illustration
Of the fact that Il would be- bitter is often the
worst bitten OF al, comes from Reese river,
California. A man entered the Office the
photographer in that place aud wanted Il
,.u-EC pic uic taken. The artist named bis
,f.cr, wD'ch happened to he about double
t!iG amount the stranger possessed. So,
@'trr considerable bautcr the visitor pro-
;'"-,d +" have Il hllt-lcngth picture taken
s'. oIi-rr!cc. This was agreed To, and the
>I'ircl raid his money, and adopted what
Hc considered 10 be an exceedingly grace
inl ana pleasing attitude. Tnc usual opc-
lotions were gone through with, and s0ou
hf"t-I"te picture, consisting Of lice view
81 III runJcct trom the waistoapd down was
iGt-Acd aud delivered TO the waiting Gus.
l"mcr. l hcrc was no mistake; it was Il
htii-.rn@!h picture for hall-prlcc acd a(ter
delivering himself OF few exclamation
i"'u'~. the customer walked of, believing,
i!n.E"'y, that he had paid we'll for Il view
81 LIS boots, even at hatt-pIice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-18
T INTERESTING TO LADIES.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
MADAME j. M. Ora N G z Z

was the recipient OF THREE PREMIUMS (twc
with medaIs) at the late Virginia Fair, taking al
the premiums that were awarded foe lace-w,rk K,
aid, as heretofore. offers TO the ladies of Rich.
moLd be- services for tue repairing OF fine Laces
Sh,wl-, Lace Curtains, etc.
Also, lust received, 4 fine ass 'rtment nf REAL
LACE, pRIZ LACE, IMITATION LACE SETS,
aud .INEN CUaF5 and COLLARS q the very
latest st lies and at n most reasonable price.
ALSO Invites the attention OF the ladies' u new
and sslrc; line Of -WE LRY, including the new
STYLE OF Silver and tine French Gilt goods So much
worn Ia the leading cities. An ear cali ard ex-
animation VIII pay all.
T. =. Re nemGer, ladies, that Mrs. GRANGER
will doup once rec ofcharee altlace goons bought
OF her this year. no IL .Tu, Th&o2nl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-18
aUSTrepv gALEs--Fnture Days.

ITCH CONsTABLE's SALE.-By VIZ.
,ueof distress warrant In my hands against Il, =
Charles Punt in fvor 81 sfha Eoyebsr sst,
ssi, a. NJ To- O'clock n NJ at The bar room on In,r
teenlh street between Main , and Gsra eseribsd
proReIRsoSTTsTEL Es, one MIRROR PICTURE;r
nc REFRIGERATOR, Two BAR JUN 1EnS'
CIGARS, DEHIJtHNS,
ONE stove ard Pipe: pnrt barrel WhtGS E e. ~.
(lns SCRaEN. aud one VEsEIIun , " ~ DCg Nm
TERMS Cash q. r X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-18
BY Gruhb5 Il Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate agents,
Eleventh stree. between Main and Bank.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y III PORT NJ YO.-In pursuance OF Il decree
OF the Oh tnccrv Court of the CITY OF tlchmono,
pronounced on the oh day OF oyambar, Isl |, In a
suit therein peHGiug N which J'cob ). 'chriTer Is
pl lintif and jacob 3. Alice and 4. HaEsei are de-
PENDANTS, the unde rgi gucd special conmi s5iCn?ts
appointed by the said decree y il sell nj puO,ic
auction, on the premises, on F.IDAy tho 2l:h
day of November, 1871, 1T O'Clock T. ", the fol-
lowing real est.te-vz, all that Ian IN the City 81
Richmond In that part thereoF called 'fort
nayo', fronting two hundred feet on the south
side Of L ouisiana street. and running back TWO
hundred fee, on second street 10 Orleans street,
and on. hundred feet on Thi: st eet being three
quarters OF the square.
Also, another LOT OF LAND fronting forty
feet on tile west line of Rockets street, running
back within parallel lines forty feet more or less
10 Water street, bounded on the north by the pro-
perry formsrly belonging to Jesse Williams, and
on the south by The property now or formerly be-
longing TO John Blgham.
TERMS: Oue-third cash. one-.hird In six
months, and Cae-thjId In twelve mouths. FOR pc-
gotiab Die notes with int est ADDED, and title he
retained Until the whole purchase money Is paid
and conveyance ordered By the court.
GEORGES -. WISE,
Special Comm ssiOrer.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. no 10
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ry,RUsTEg's SALE OF yALUaAA,B!L1EE
REAL ESTATE AT THS fE Ell W 9f AZ
s Ag5fS OF THE 'CHEshPgAKE AMP 90
virtue deed Of
ecued to the subscriber by JosePn NV $50
AND AND Me second cn eth Of 1870 both duly re-
Corded in Henrco County cHr Sa1l on The
GntInu 1s ee On WEDNE-DAY the cod OF NoVem-
P beg ISL mt O'Clock p NJ, nc fsir If not thG
first fair day thereatcr TIE real estats an 1000
ASCRE3 OFIAND, on which there stands = i au,eS
n0iiBLE BRICK TENEMENT, covereo Will
Tbe nroner,v will be sold as whole or d,v,ae 90
ACCORDING to plat and survey to be eXhioi'eu At
the our u i"ce;ed for market garden or dairy
and some Of II is well adapted Tor bulIdinR iotEi
IN roarne:a In the workshops aForeIalo shouiu
rive additional value o the property
TEREs At sale. VIZ conD1,r Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-18
By James VI. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
Dnice No. lilo Main street,

rs,HAT LARGE, DESIRABLE STORE
No. II rOun:cEs Nth STREET, Is =
TWrr.% HaIN AND CAhY STkEETS. kF-
GrNtLY rCI Ur!rD by MEsSkSi BhAl :; 4, \
TIA Y rUS. 20 < RES Ar hbCll r." III
70 Irlrcl on MONDAY the Goth da7 % :oVen-
her ISL OH The premises, 1T II o'clock NJ. tnat
desirable S TORE rs above lccat'd. Being ~ lhc
centre If the usir@sS part o: the CITY fch'ef5 IL
! sut,,,b,c Tor aim BET guy kind Ct business.
JANIS VI. TAO LpR,
,,1c fuctiCnreT.