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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-23
ADCTIDE SALtsS RntHrp iJnS0.
T. ByFWa Hf Robins, Aussloreer, EfS
Ne. 1904 NSiu street. corner Of Tenff,.

EftOMMIssIONER'S SALE OF a. DE.
On, sITI TIED ns Z TUE N0a 81 4 Sir
0EMAksHALI.HETWE ENTWEETY-FIFTH
AND TWESTY-SIXTH STEEEpS, ON
CHURCH aILL,AHD SEVERAL. BEAUTIFUL
gRp ~ af hoss ~ TIE MssTaH4 goE
CORNER OF DOVER AND jfrHEBRY
STREErs--Pursu decree Of the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond, entered on the 4
OF March. p7fttn the ease OF Stewart and wife VS.
Dabne7ls a3iiinistrator, will sell st public
tsoth day ~ March. 1871. at Al O'Clock r. M tse
handspiBs BRICK RESIDENCE itnal ed ss above.
The dwelling is two stories aud basen ent, with
stock fhrtek front, contains six large rooms aud
one small one, and has front ard rear pot chss
Tho, Kitchen IS brick one, and has two rooms.
erected In 1859. The lot fronts % feet, and runs
hack LAB feet TO 7e-foot alley. The property nd.
joins the residences 80 present occupied by the Rev.
Mr.. fIsrtck apastor5 Of Leigh-street Baptist
vii sen # public auction. apon the premises,
pasf O'Clock n. M., Che: valuable BUILDING
PfOTS located asiaboye described. Beginning at
property fronts one hundred and two feet six
inches on tie north line OF Dover street EXTEND
ing DacE in aine parallel with Cherry street. on.
hundred and ninety mine feet TO alley twenty
etWide. On the lot Is q small BRICK DWELL
ING. next TO Cherry street. a4
The property win be sold as > whole or divided
accoriag 70 plan to be exhibited at the sale, as
may Then be determined.
VTERMs. Une.fourth cash; the residue on a
credit or six, twelve, and eighteen months, for
negotiable notes, with interest added and the title
retained until the notes are paid and conveyance
se alsssted 0y 'ae eoaI T. nVAS Is pts
w u, ROBINS, Auct,r.tttsj iss4fT NH I7-tds
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.
"REMINISCENCES SALE OF A VAIL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vALU-
~ ABLE BRICK UNWILLING At THE
.SOUTHWs ST. CORNER OF TWENTIETH
AND GRACE STREETS-Pursuant TO decree
OF the Chancery Cou.t Of Richmond, entered on
18th december. 1870, in the case OF Gregory IS.
Hill, the subscriber, as special commissioner aB-
lion upon the premfses, on FRIDAY, 3lst March,
is7l at o'clock ?: MI f iair; II not, then or, on
nWELi,ING Of which the late DR.. o. Is. Hill
died seized, situated as above, and occupied by
Daniel Lyon. Esq 1t has seven large and two
small rooms besides q bathroom, with wafer and
gas: also, q kitchen, with three rooms and
stable and carriage-house al In good order. The
LOT is 30 by 12o feet to an alley 10 feet Wide.
I TERMS One third cash; balance at one and
two years for negotiable notes with interest add
ed, and the title retained BY the court until the
notes are maid, VIM. w. GORDON,
- - ~. Special Commissioner.
cpyrpas, a. WILLIAMS Auct'rs. NH Is
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gv Thomas.W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1877 Main street.

'uOUSEHOLD F y RN LII u, RE, BIZ r
AnI DAY at 10 O'Clock will sell at
INV auction house int .iiaz r Is -
W9 ne NIT PARLoR suITs in plain and hg-
Fine eT FRE Enc BEpsTEAD and CABINET. r
n MAR i3G Nv Wv Rn 1Rq }"
jenny LIND and GOTTA GE BEDsTEADS,
Handsome WALNUT MARBLE-TOP Ella
MARBLF.TOP and PLAIN SIDEB0ARDS.
WALNUT and STAINED WARDROBES,
MAHOGANY BOOKCASES. --
Handsome MAHOGANY CARD TABLES,
TTAGERES and HAT-RACKS.n,1 < : II {.
CANE and wOOD-SEAT Cha tRS;
Handsome DIyANS, in plush;
BILLIARD and BAGATELLE TABLES,
OAK and MAHOGANY DESKS
EWING-MACHINES, IRON SAFES &c.
S ~ THOS. W. KEESEE, Auct.
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u; BY Grubbs Il Williams, Ok. .,.as
Auctionetrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, be tween Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" QUANTITY OF VALUABLE REAL REAL ES S
TATE IN AND NEAR TO THE C da.roo VI y,
par o The eitv OF Richmond en-
tered on the list day Of March, 1871 IN the case OF
sPamer's admin strator ys: fant ana as, s ae
pointed. viii sell at auction, upon the ptsmlsea
Respectively In the order namea ~ o On ,bsn H
DAY 2sth day Of Mafs1 M at he same hours
. the f aIi6 o REsT estate OF which the ae
Palmer dieS seized ss ss to Hit SUBURBAN
by Hon. A J II. Bolts, lying on Bowling Green
abSTt mile 9t soe a eonnins
st sGdi BRiCK DWELLING, with seven rooms,
and the usual Out-houses, besides large and
choice variety OF. the. best fruits, embracing
peaches, apples, pears, &c, &c.
This property, having fronts on several roads
and It viii be sold In several parcele, or as 9
whole, as may be decided at the time Of sale: :,
HGss AID o EoT occupied BY Rchard aaash
9g green ssleet near to s5Gs Msr and
es A un Il tSs K y NJ the BRICK DWELLING
I'm tHughes's Row., At the southeast corner OF
Broad and Mayo streets, with seven rooms, be-
sides kitchen, with water and gas, and very con-
~ ana at 81 ocoek OF No isO, in the plan OF
the city on Ss n 9 sSs
soth This lot fronts the city grounds puE
some sha de-trees. and commands view OF rare
beauty and extent. 1t viii be sub divided to suit
purchasers. ...- ., -.
g. IL and 10 mouths, for negotiable notes, with In
terest added and the titles retained by the court
until the notes are paid. Purchasers to pay taxeS
jas. D. HALYBURTON,l com,rs
- THOS. j. EVANS ooiu A0'
'GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, AuctS.
NH 1871, % 5,2l&28 ls<gsEsl9 r."t-f .~f =,
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AUCTTDN MAEEG-yFutxxe N45Hsg
BY Richardson's g9ry
Real Estate Assntsr aud Auctioneers,
~ Ills Main AzraAt. f.r...,e,.1 - 1. :. !,

rrI1RU siTEE,s SALE or x BRICK
i .DWNIL1FG AND Lot, ON THE NORTH
GOVERNOR sTBEEy .AMp THE MEgEoPe;;
IITAN HALL. AT 4UCTI0H.- Being required
to execute the provisions Of eertstn dsed oftrnst
10 the UNDERSIGNED, trustee. duly recorded in the
CLERKS office OF the Cbahcery Court OF the city OF
Richmond sba prosesa 2 se 81 pnsd!iGf srS g,
nDril. az O'clock r.. D., a BRICK DWELLING
and LOT, described in said deed a. fronting q
feet on the north side Of Frsnkln street 2enHeea
mining baGktoya;i sllsy extending from the said
Governor STREET.-THE the rear sdf this' anu osneS
prDps5Tys Enoua ID cash IL defray the expenses
of executing thtsi trust and 20 payon nose Ioi
a. 500; with Interest thereon from the 10Th ksoLus.
n, 1897 TIL paid; the residue on sucn =
'A~' .SST1rrr.-} III GEO. D. WISE, Trustea1 ]
RrCUARDeog 4 Co. Austs. ,fgah .iInl Ln1z9
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BY G1nbbs Il Williams,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
lOsUABL e LITFiE FARM OF 80 s-t0 ACRES,
LYING ABOUT ONE MILE EAST OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-In part execution Of o
decree Of the Chancery Court Of Richmond. en-
tered on the 9th Of March, 1871, In the case of
Stuart and wife u.s. Dabney's administrator, Re-, ]
wiII sell st suction, upon the premises, on W ed
NESDAY, the 2eth day OF March, at u O'Clock p.
NJ. 1.-THE farm OF which the late Edward N. Dabney
died seized, situated as above, adjoining the Bis
key property and the land OF Edwin Peasants. 1t
lies on beautiful table between two ravines the
most Of It level and atfordingr = fine view. The
clipping land has southern exposure, suitable for
q whey rd or for fruit.
The improvements consist OF framed house
with a brick basement, containing seven rooms,
neening some repairs, and q house OF two rooms,
surrounded by some handsome shade trees.
+ This property being near and OF. enay access to
theicitY should attract the attention Of some per-
SON doing business in the city.
TERMS One fourth cash balance on credit
OF six. twelve, and eighteen months, for pego.
table notes, with interest added, snd the title
-rarc6aser to pay taxes for ISL. R@h
~ THOMAS j. EVANS, Commissioner.
GRUBBs d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
NH l8--l8 81 % ,tdtdB
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TgTivatBy Lyme & Brofher.g I'D .
{ Auetioneers and Rsal 'Estats Agents,
No 1919 Main street,

VERY VALUABLE THREE-sT0RY1,
Y BRICK RESIDENCE, SITUATED At TIE
NORTHWEST COENERG OF fBRGAn, I d1ny
TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS, ~ THE, GtT1
nv RICHMOND, FOR, 8 ALE,AT, AUCTInS:-
We shall. nc the request Of the owner sell at pun
lie anction, the premises on Es ~
R Xxi DWELEiNG; located as above described
now in the occupancy Of George D. 'Prnse, ns9,
ant. kitcilen attached containing four rooms. and
good brick stable. There is city wafer on I'm 'e
Thia 20 one Of the most desirable residences In
the eastern portion of the city, and offers q fne
topportunjfy 10 parties wishing to invest. - (.
TIE lot has q front OF go feet, running pack
dent1 of af;ort los feet to an alley. T. ,'tii'a
FERNS Oneitbird. cash balance at =, 8, and 4
months for negotiable notes, with Interest addeo'
se 4nhsa " : :. .lI"LYNE BROTHER. Aucts.
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is..,s, .....l ByW, Goddin, 81 "
J Aucti pneer and Real Estate Agent.
Corner OF eleventh and Bank streets.

r OF AND FOUR FRAME TENE:-
1 TMENTs ON THE EAST SIDEOF BROOK
AVENUE, BETWEEN MAKSHAa1LLLL r AND
CLAY spRF ETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-
win be sold at auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, The 2sth March, ISL, at n O'clock d T.;
NJ, the TRIk NGULAK-SH re LII LOG 0catso as
on. now occupied by Mr.. Patrick Fl. Farley at the
annual rental Of $500. AS an investment tn ms
property offers great advantages, a SroSshV com.
TERMS Half cash; balance at six and twelve
: mi, % Nv. GODDIN, Auctioueer.
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aEAh ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE.-I have been author
IT. lied by the owner to offer for sale that
very DESIRAB LE LITTLE FARM, situated
about three quarters of mile from the terminus
leading to Hanover Courthouse, also near Shady
Grove Church, say about six miles from Rich
mond, containing about 100 ACRES, and very
proyements consist OF very desirable u WE'LL
ING with kitchen, smoke house, laundry, stable,
carriage-hOusc, barn, corn-crib, and other conVe
piences that are seldom found on farm Of this
size with young orchard and excellent water.
Apply to e, ID. EACHO,
NH 23.st Real Estate Agent.
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EoR NON-RETENTIoN Or INCoN-
THENCE OF URINE, Irritation, Inflammation,
or liberation OF the Bladder or Kidneys, Diseases
of the Prostate Glands, Stone in the Bladder, CAL
culus, Gravel, or Brick-dust Deposits, and all
diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, or Dropstcal
swell,nss, USE HELMBoLD's FLUID Elk
TRACT BUcHU.
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers' j,

By Cook Laughcon, Auctloneers' 200
,. Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
roRsEs. MULES, TOP-WAGON,
I'll STRNET TRUCK, &C.. AT AUCTION
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we will sell at the stables
of Mr. J. h Peasants, on Franklin, between l4th
anu several excellent SADDLE and HARNESS
Two pairs of GOOD MULES, 4
One SMALL. SPRING TOP-WAGON,
Several OPEN BUGG1ES e.
One FOUR-MULE STREET TRUCK, en-
tirelv new and city make; - 81:
:, of1ef. COOK & LAUGHToN, Aucts.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Aucttoneers,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

NEAGNoLIAs, ENERGREENs,
NlT SHRUBBERY, &C., AT AUCIt l N: LII
FRIDAY, the oath instant, ae 10 'cieeA' "o wa
sell at our auction-rooms large lot OF su Il ygig
MAGNOLIAS Grand de Floral t...r./ ~,
~ F.. EVERGREENSi iIl'' - II!... - o. ''' 80
r IRISH and EEGLISHfYEWS,. ~
""- NHSTERIA Ora Pc MYRTLE, ..ss
a. CFDARS. EVO&IMuS, Sc, &C.,
AZ BULBS RIOTS. FANCY SCRUBS, &C.
The n boye are from the seaboard nursery OF
Mr.. j. Nj Bonnet, Norfolk, Va, and may PC re,
lied upbn . He assures purchasers that tnls 10 tns
best time 70 set them out without oanger Oh iosns
them. rc1no,y ar.ts
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank streets.
A VERY, VALUABLE STORE AND

A VERY VALUABLE STORE AND
-AlpMELGING At The NoRTaWEs,TT
STREETS AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, cath
March, at O'Clock r. NJ, we Will sell, upon the
premises, the property situated as shove, occu-
pied as y store by Messrs. f.. W; q w. y. Gates,
: The store Is largeand convenient, and Is one Of
the best stands for business in that part OF the
town. The upper part has eight rooms, besldes
kitchen and servants room. Per-.
TERMS: One.thtrd cash; balance at 4, 8. and II
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by Q trust deed. IA s.....
mhB |G'fGRUBBS q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WHETHER or not there be words in Eng
fish without rhymes is a question which has
often puzzled the learned. Byron says
there is no word which will rhyme with
silver, and he is doubtless correct. The
word window Is also said to be without
rhyme, though the following verse once
look prize for supplying word That
rhymed with it:
cruel man beetle caught:
And TO The wall him pinned, Oh
Then said the beetle TO the crowd,
Though I'm stuck up, am not proud;
and his soul went out u the window.
The verse contained pun, and clever
introduction Of well-knoWn line, but
"pinned oh :" is poor rhyme for window:
A rhyme was once asked for carpet, and
the following " Lines to u Pretty Barmald -
were submitted:
Sweet maid OF the inn
IT'S surely no sin
To such beautiful bar-pet;
Believe me, ICY dear,
Your feet would appear
At home on q noblenan's carpet.
Timbuctoo may be considered dlfhcult
word to rhyme with, but some genus has
done it, as witness the following:
went hunting on the plains,
The plains of TimOuctoo,
shot one buck for all my pains,
And be was slim buck, too.
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areyr 1I,f,l1,I[5 y.lIsIAI.ES-This Day
~>.eSNSeS~~~~~e<~S~
ri BY arubbs &c Williams,
Real Estste. Agents and Auctioneers,
81. r1avar4h ,n.-yrrrl sfaln aud Bank streets.

-.1#
CATALOGUE \, SALE OF ABOUT 1900 90
NJ VOLUMES OF yALuABsLEE FL hA1M sdss n r
EN- Sn1 pras sn r. . r. Golfer, T. r Howsrd John G.
Boyd, Daily, David May and Others aMn a,ce on
The above sale viii take place a. Hss os sa
Ma,cS- nj O'Clock r. NJ, and win be continued
At the same hour on the following days until COM
plets d.. >, a standard works
and ffe Reports. and is worthy the attention OF
the trade and Of the profession generally .4nt,on
Orders addressed to rs VIII 70 tSose reauesttna
them. ~. o,,onnt
sixty days' credit, for approved enoorseo neso1'"'
bile notes, with 10 terest added .,
81 mn. obo,ve; sale WILDE continued THIS AFTER.
EO0N. Commencing at 4 o. clock. promptly..-
The larger and most valuable pornon OF tne
books are yet TO be sold. -- au
NH
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g.ByA. c.. Pulliam Auctioneer, et;i,
Southwest corner OF Main and 18th streets.

GALE OF, VALUABLE HOTEL PRO.
pERsHY.IGIN .MANCHESJ Err. At AUG
TION.-By request OF the owners W,y, ,Cl0pt2Yn
sLe os h On OF March 1871, at O'Clock P. d.. sen
ut public auction! ON the premises, the MAN,
CHESTE2 HOTEL, situated at the corner o.
Hull and 5th streets, in Manchester.
: TERMS: One-third cash. ba1auce, negotiable
notes. with interest added, at 4, e. g. y ana ~ ~
months. Title retained until parGhase money -
in MY P Ps ~. Nna ~ - Auctioneer. !
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The HAWKS Nest

The Hawai- NsSS~
- ny r. BRET fIAarE.
seren, the Chicago Art Rsview.l
We checked our pace, the red road sharply round
ing:
or the dark olive depths OF pinee resoundsng
A Thousand feet below;
Above the tumuls OF the canyon lifted
The gray hawk hreathless hnnR.
Or or the hill winged shadow or1ted
Where f0rze and thorn-bush chung;
Or where, halfway, the mountain side was 'af-
With many seam and IS scar s,,o,v ,urrowed-
mole-hili seen so far;
We looked in silence down across the distant
Unfathomabe reach, .t.,,,
A silence broken by the guides consistent
And realistic speech;
,.walker Of Murph, 6 blew hole through 1e'e'
For telling him ne lieu. s,,,, uorniios.
Thea mp and busted ont OF Son'" NV
Across the long DiFiae-
.yy. -.n him ont of Stroug's, and up through
And cross the ford below. ,,,>,
hnd mn mis- mountain Peters brother leadtn'l'
And me and Clark and joe
"He font game; somehow, disrememoer
,I..sf how the thing KEN round;
some say twas waddins, some scattered emoer
From fires upon the ground.
.,Rut In one minute all the hill below him
Was Just one sheet OF flame;
Guardin' the crest, sam Clark and calico 10 hiin
And-welL the dog was game.
g. Re made no sigu-the fires Of hell were roun'
him,
The pit OF hell below:
We sat aud waited, but we never found him.
And then we turned to 70.
And then-you see that rock that's grown 81
bristiy
With chapparel and tan
suthin' crep Quit might hey been grizzly,
might have been man
"suthin' that howled and CRASHED Its teeth ant
shouted
Insmoke and dust and fame;
Suthin' that sprang into the depths about 1t,
Grizzly or man-but game
THAT'S all. Well, yes, It does look rather risky
And kinder makes one queer
And dizzy looking down. drop OF whiskey
Amt bad thing right here!"
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uELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
gives health and vigor to the frame and bloom 70
the pallid cheek. Debility Is accompanied by
many alarming symptoms, and If no treatment Is
submitted to, consumption, insanity. or epileptc
Ats ensue. '..'
s-a t... -. .UF 49,. ~
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BY Richardson & Co., i-.#.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, 1lI3 Main street ... l.

4 NEAT FRAME DWELLING ON
N CHURCH HILL FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
We are instructed to sell, upon moderate terms,'a
neat two. story FRAME DWELLING, containing
four large and one small room kitchen, &c. !; all
In good repair, and centrally located -- .,..
a desirable suburban RESIDENCE for sale or
exchange for city property. t.! -
We are authorized by the owner, whose bust-
ness requires that he should make change, to
sell or exchange his suburban RESIDENCE for
city properly It Is pleasantly-located, and has
every convenience 10 be desired for the comfort OF
q family For further particulars, apply to .r
RICHARDSON & CO.,
nah 22-At 0.I lib Main street.
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PROPOSALS.

,l.ji CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICER
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD: Z
RICHMOND. VA, March II, lS1l.} :,
TOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Sea Sealed
~ nronosals VIII be reces'ed by ths nnderslgn-
ed at Richmond, Va, until y 30, ata - s w.
ls7l for the construction OF sHoHS AT dutntinS,
ton, W Va. on the line OF the chesapeake Sha
viii be made for the wood, iron stone, ana pricK
work and for the sewerage, plumbing, WlnaoWs
Plans and Specifications can be seen at the
ofices OF the company In Richmond ana hunt
ington on and AFTER the 2oth Instant ,., uroneer
NH 14-tmh2s [City papers copy.l
VHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
u ROAD-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals. will be received by the under
signed, at Richmond, Va. until Il NJ 2sth harcD,
1911 for the graduation and masonry on one nun
dred and eight miles OF this road west Of W bite
ished portion OF the road not now under contr
The work embraces 8 0Oo, 900 cubic yards In open
cutting, 1900 cubic yards In tunnels, snd 90 on
cubic yards Of masonry OF al classes. ana ls 70
be completed May LIST, 1872. Profles and specif-
Cations can be had after ths 14th March, ut the
ofaces Of the company, q Williams street, New
York at Richmond, Va, and at huntington, ",
iron superstructure Of the New River Bridge. at
Mller,s Ferry, Fayette county, W.. Va. will be
received ut the same time and place. There will
be two spans of $50 feet each, and two OF 70 feet
each Parties submitting proposals should see the
site Of the bridge, where further Inform at1on may
be had from the engineer In charge. This bridge
must be completed By December; 8I =,
e s7-tMh2s Chief Engineer G. & o. r. r.
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NEW SPRING STYLES FOR 1871 L.
- At THE
LADIES, BOOT AND sHoE EMPoRIus

LADIES' BOOT AND shoe EMPORIUM,
No. 4l5 Broad street, between 4th and 5th.
an now receiving fui1 hne, consisting OF the
latest styles OF LADIES', MISSES, and CHIL-
sisting OF an endless variety OF CHIuDeEs'S
and.MIsSES' COLORED SHOES, and, xlso, The
iatest styles OF LADIES' SH .ES. The prices are
as low any other house in the city, and will try
to please one aud all. Don't forget to call before
purchasing elsewh. re At the LADIES' Boot and Shoe
Emporium so: ~ Broad street. between Sa ano
lnery store. Imhlsl A. 81. HARRIS.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Arctioneers,
Corner OF Governor and FraRkiin streets,

,T,oR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue
~ OF decree pronounced by the Chancery Court
Of the city OF Richmond on the nth day OF Feb
jrusry, 1871 in The suit of Dill,s executrix, &c.
against Dill and othesst shaH, as special com.
missioner named In said decree, proceed TO sel at
public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY,
the aoth day of March. 1871, at d P. d., that de-
sirable DWELLING-HOUsE; and LOT attached
Island Adams stgeetss in the ctt4se Richmond,
Immediately adjoining on the west the residence
OF the late A. Dill.
q The lot fronts 10 feet on Clay street, running
hack l6o feet tmore or iessl - an alley 30 feet
The Improvements consist Of brick dwelling.
house, having a. baseniens, twostor3es and aaI 81.
tic, With back building sttachad. tninE nj.
stable. NV F,aansa
a'TERAs: one-f fourth cash Il remainder npoga .
credit Of g. IL, and ls. monthsu from day Of sale
purchaser tos give his gotiable notoa sffoK the
,cred,s pagmenS, wth fnteross edded frcaa the day
Of sale the title to bn retained lnpti tina whole
.purchase money isipsit andlthe eoveyssee-afs
de1ed by the court saAtta IGd0M g. DILL. S.
i hise-~tdss % tffg .yT.HDsetns Commissioner
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SHERNfns SALE.-in pursuance Oh an ~
the September term, 1870, In the attachment suit
therein pending, In which Jones and Cersfsy were
sale at suction, on the premises, on THU ksDAY,
the e3d day OF March, 1871, at O'Clock 2. 81,
two certain LOTS, Nos. and 7, in what is known
as Snellipg's addition to the town Of Manchester,
fronting 90 feet on Powhatan street and running
back 100 feet on Pocahontas street, for so much
cash as will satisfy the expenses Of sale and cost
of suit on credit for one, two, and three years,
with Interest from date as to the residue, and as
to paying sill the expenses Of sale and Of this suit
pay over to the plaintiff the amount Of their
claim, If SO much thereof OF tho proceeds OF said
sale will enable him to do.
- JAMES NJ, MOODY,
NH 13-tds Sheriff Of Chesterfield county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-23

uELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU IL pleasant in taste and odor, free from
all injurious properties, and immediate in its &C
ton. ..91
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-23

NOTICE-I have removed to son.
~ Rroad street, TIE store formerly occu- w.
pied by Cary & Carlton. Ihave on hand -
large stock Of BOOTS. SHOES. and TRUNKS at
No. so Broad street.
THC counters for sale low. -. NH sf-Jt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-23
HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.

: 4 .asas,ss ...
uELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU 10 pleasant in TASTE and odor, free from
all injurious properties, and immediate In Its ac-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-23
BOOTS. SHOES, &c,

BOOTS AND SHOES AT Iowa
ID FfGURES.--In short time l shah Wa.
and TO make room Tor It, will close out q good
many broken lots OF FlRST-CUASS GUODS at
very reduced prices. all persons In search Of
bargains are invited to avail themselves Of this
opportunity to secure them at 1908 Main street.
NH 10 eodst gFEs..,s... 3. JOHN C. PAGE. JR.