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Yitlrmond nispatrlr.
r,-ppAy JANUARY 2s, 1871.

c. pox,soo-V ie,rs of admiral Lee
- 1nnerotjon.-~A telegram from the
S,;t;sb Cabinet announces the erection oil
n Pan,e;.a into the principal military and
o" .,n, st,t;on for the West Indies, and the
W nas" LJamaica} telegram which an
.lo,nces the fact adds: England is jealous
~ rho United States influence in the west
indies. and has become alarmed tine pro-
habIe annexation OF San Domingo. Amour
or dispatch from Kingston says thar Al
rn;ral Green. who has just arrived lheVc,
represents that the Dominicans unanimous
lv favor annexation to the United STATES,
aud the statement is confirmed by private
LISTERS received here. An interesting letter
from Admiral S. 2. Lee, commanding the
North Atlantic Squadron, to secretary
Robeson, is published, in which the Admiral
saws that he arrived off Santo Domingo
CITY in the Severn, his flagship, on the s,n
of January. and, accompanied by his s,aii;
called upon President Baez on the YIN o,
JANUARY. and assured him of the continued
desire and effort of President Grant 10 Sc
cure the annexation Of san Domingo " tne
United States. Admiral Lee haa ."0 SUI
SEGMENT interviews with president baeH,
and saws that Baez. as statesman ana u
,,atr;nt sincerely desires the annexation of
San Domingo. The Admiral, after giving
an account of the resources of the island,
;fs trade. &C., saws: 1.-The United States
have the capital and skilled labor of every
kind which this island wants. Under our
Government. San Domingo can supply the
United States with cheap coffee and
sugar, and increase our coast trade
and home market. The military de-
fence would be inconsidcrable, and no
more an object Of solicitude than great
part of our own coast, or that OF the West
India Islands generally. lis naval defence
would need no addition to our heel. me
chief defence Of all these islands Is the mari
time strength of The countries 70 "mch
they belong. San Domingo, from its capa-
city for tropical productions, which me
comfort of our own people requires, Is
necessity to America, and never. perhaps;
i'm the tide of time have any people received
the offer of so valuable a possession for
so small consideration. The preludlclal
cry of speculation interests in behalf
of annexation seems to be entitled
to small consideration, since capital and
enterprise is just what are wanted here,
and the more the better, all being free to
enter this great and inviting field Of profit
able investment and production. Like OBJ
jections would with much more force be APP
piled to the annexation Of California. After
all, it is only the sovereignty that the United
States really needs in the interests OF our
people and those people. The population
of dominica is small, and confeSscdly cX-
cellent of this kind. With the annexation
of Dominica the boundary question VIII he
settled by an easy and natural revolution OF
opinion in Hayti for annexation to amer
RIGA, The circumstances all seem favor
allie y
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INuN MAEONY.
FURNITURE, DC.
DARLOR, DININ CIR 0OM,

DARLOR, DINING-RO DOM, AND
l. CHAMBER FURNITURE.
JOHN A. Bsi.VIE offers Tor sale ut his ware
rooms, no. 1904 " in stIca. lover Paine 4 co. s
uty goods house,, large stack of ELEGANT
fukNlTUkE. runsstng OF
Ia ';oR sC;tS, III Rosewood, Walnut, and
Oak: ~
DI>lng.RccM SUITS IN Rosewood, Walnut,
and Oak;
CHAMhhk SUITS, in Rosewood Walnut
This furnitureis of our own manufacture by the
hest mechanics, and OF the very best materiaIs
La st'jc, beauty, and durability It is
in this country.
bought In New York, the purchaser saving the ex-
pense OF boxing and freight. and getting better
articles N0'S-
tbs Undertaking rooms and lumber-yard Are On
Broad street. between 18th and 1stn streets
Ia 1-S,S W2mk
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AUCrTOr nALfs-rusars Days.
$3.50. By Isbeli q Go1tss sasssasssgt
-Auesioneefs and EeaI Ee:ate Agents.
: Eleycnth stfeet,, between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUAy
" Bile gRIaK-yA AID AND QTHKK IN D.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALUA.
PRoV fI 11sis FIX fE RE2I nsTATa
INTHE COUNTY OF HEHRICos AED CITY
OF RICHMOND ss,sSaa AT tAnSTIoEBy y.rse e
city OF Richmond ri the 2lst day OF January 1871.
in the CAGES Of Quarles's administrator and
snail as special sennissinnsss i in said decree
named, proceed I'd sell at public auction, upon the
premises the valuable real estate heref uafrer de-
John Is. Q ,arles died possessed, 10 the following
0r 1st On On SATURDAY, the 4th day Of Februar
ls7L Mt Is O'Clock H.. that valuable BRlCh-YkRD
property situate and being on the north size Of the
ard Rd 2seos ss
Of Is superior to any in and sround Richmond,
and that the quantity Is sufficient 70 keep employ.
ea a5pe msns
.. Imfaediately afser the sale Of the .hriek.Ysrd
a, v Il oSlssk b rkaaE T B61tpfS aers
on, fronting about a feet on the south SIDE OF
back about ITO feet, This lot Is not only Fsiuable
building lot, but for the quantity OF brick clay
thereon. EM
8. on Ihe same day Saturday the 9TH Day nyc Of
nfns on south Side be-
tween 9th and 10th SITS about % feet each, and run
ming back $50 feet to alley; all well arranged for
a5on pls
the west side OF 10Th street, hetween Byrd and
Arch and ming back about Los feet to an alley
.. On MONDAY. the eth day Of February, ls7L;
at - O'Clock Pm, NEAT TWO-STORY
BRICK TENEMENT on the south. sst corner OF
Hickory formerly Clsyl and Goddin (formrrly
Leigh sire tie, In BAKERS addition, near TO- and
l.orth If Baker st, eet The lot fronts 20 feet and
runs hack - fest to an allev.
S.. On the same das (February 9Th, 1871 at
O'Clock P. NJ. LOT with smIll BRICK
Bull ID G thereon. fronting IL feet inches on
| the East side OF Fopsbee street between Main ane
Cary, suitable for q small family.
O. linn edistely after the sale OF Lot No. that
valuable thrce-story BRICK DWELLING, the
late residence OF john D. Qusres. decd, on the
southeast corner of Main and Foushee stree ts sub:
iert however TO the life estate or the widow OF
John -. Quarles, decd. The lot fronts - fee: on
Main street. and runs back feet TO an alley This
Is truly desirable property, aGd should therefore
attract the attention Of persons seeking good pro-
perry as an investment.
TERMS One-fcurth Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. and the remainder In three equal
ins.alments 1T O. u ma is months, for negotiable
notes. with interest added from day Of sale, and
the title lo be retained until the whole purchase
| money Is paid and title ordered by the court.
HTHRY G. CANNON,
~ W. W. COSBY,
| Special Commissioners.
3 Auctionpp,s. ta25
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UCTION SALE.-Will be sold at aur.

A UCTION SALE.-Will be sold at aur-
n ton, on the premises. on MONDAY, Jsnu-
ary 30 Instant. the FURNITURE AM FIX
TURES Of the old yell established bar-room aud
restaurant called "Our saloon" opp site the
Fish "a rket on 18th street. 1t has been kept as
bar and restaurant for the las. seventeen We :rs
1t Is now kept by F. Wenholz, and formerly by
Mr.. Florence Miller, and has had a good custom.
The bar fixtures consist Of the usual Bar Furn'-
ture, Tables, Chairs. stove. Ice Chest. &c. The
house furniture consists OF good Feather Bcns.
Tables, Chars, COnkinq-stove, Queensware &c.
There will also be offer d some FEMALES
WFARISG APPAREL: also. quantity o!
WHISKEY. some OF 1t very good.
For REST OF HOUSE apply to Lyme ( Bro.
The license can he Transferred 10 any one who
desires to keep the house, to whom the Rooi will
Of the same will he given.
house to be made known on he day OF s,e.
ta5 st q. MCCORMICK. Aucioneer.
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AN EXCITING RAcE-CoNTEsT BETWEEN
IcE-BoATs AND AN EXPRESS TRAIN.-[Cor-
respondence of the New York Times i
Pouqhkeepsie, Jan. 22.-Ihe lce-Doatlng
thus fur this winter has not been very good,
but nevertheless the owners OF boats have
entered into the sport with much zeal. On
Friday Of last week there was Il novel scene
witnessed on the river north of here. 1t
was race between the two ice-boats Ze-
phyr, owned by Mr.. }. Buckhout, the
Icicfe, owned by Mr.. John Roosevelt, and
the Chicago express train from New York.
These two boats are among the fastest in
the Poughkeepsle Ice. Boat Association.
On the day named the wind blew hard
from the southwest, striking the boats on
the quarter. Both vessels We're on the ice
north of the whale dock, and ut Il stand
still within one hundred ieet of the east
shore when the whistle of the locomotive
of the train with which they were to race
sounded. This to the tilicr men of the
Zephyr and Icclc was starting signal. in
an instant they were III their boats lying 1T
full length, when they down stick" and
put their crafts on the wind. Then came
the race. The passengers on the cars raised
the windows and waved their hats and
Eandkerchici> the engineer blew tantal
izing whistles us his train Numbered through
the rock cuts and over bridges, leaving Inc
ice-boats gradually way astern. Then the
train beaten.
Suddenly the breeze freShencd. The Gun
vas on the boats swellcd out, the rigging
a 1ightened. the steel runners commenced
Illuminating over the clear, sm00tlh, l'tiatcE ice,
and then u. ';riiicn ~Ul the boats knew
they had their iron-bound adversary. The
Zephyr rapidly ovevhauled the lightning
train, with "bow dead to the north" and
then the excitement Ill over the train, from
the engineer to the hind bral KEENAN,, was OF
the liVelicst nature. Close behind the
Zephyr followed the leiclc, both boats flying
along with lightning rapidity.
Again the waving OF handkcrcheis and
hats and the blowing of the locomotive
whistle added excitement TO the scene.
Soon tue novel craft had passed the fast
train and were far ahead, slipping over the
ice ut the rate of I; mile 4 minute. Never
was there prettier race and never was Il
railroad train, and :; fast train at that, 30
very badly beaten. Running into the poor
Ice district, the yictors whirled about like
q flash, and headed down the river, again
giving the engineer Of the train as it came
along Il parting wave, the latter sending
WhiStling shrieks from his machine in re-
spouse, and the passengers also giving fare
well waves OF hats and handkerchicfs.
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BY Gruhbs g. Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN TIE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY STREET. BETWEEN FOUR.
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH In execution of
a decres OF the Circuit Court OF Richmond: enter
ed on the 2lst January. 1871 In the case Of Rahm
and ais VS.. Rahm and ais the subscriber. spe-
caI commissioner appointed for the purpose
Will sell at auc ton, upon the premises, on MON.
DAY. 9th February, at u O'Clock NJ, if fair u
not, then on the first fslr Day thereafter, at the
same hour. the REAL ESTATE which was sold
by A. j. Rahm, commissioners. to Boyle q Gam
BILE, situated stated above, fronting IS feet on
Cary stree and running back 1919 feet to an alley,
being the same property upon which the shops OF
said Rovle & Gamble now stand.
TERMS Cash sufficient to deiray expenses OF
sale ard the costs 10 court and the sum OF rs 600
with interest from 18th February. 1883, subject 20
err di thereon OF 1854 03; on credit as to " 21O
with interest thereon from 18th February, 1859,
nnt.l 18th february. 1871; 4 further credit as to
81. 100 with interest thereon from 18th February,
1868, until 18th August, 1871 and the residue upon
terms to be made known at the Time OF sale; the
purchaser to execute for the deferred payments
Negotiable notes with interest added from the day
or sale. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1871. The
tile will be retained ny the court until the NOES
IRE paid CHAs. Y. MlLLiAmS,
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS Auc.ioneers. Ja2e
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BY James n. Taylor
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

THAT LARGE, DESIRABLE STORE,
il NO. lila MAIN STREET. SECOND DOOR
ABOVE THE DISPATCH OFFICE. FOR SAi. +,
AT VIII BIZ sold, on MONDAf. the
a0th day OF January, 1871. on the premises 81 l?
o'clock NJ, that very valuable BRltk sTOkE
three stories above CELLAR located as above, and
at D. esent occupied by the Southern and Atlantic
Telegraph Company ana others. IL Is built upon
leased ground, which lease expires April lst lI6.
The property is situated in the GENRE OF The city,
and as stand for business purposes Ii not sur
passed by any:ia the city.
TERMS: 0nsxthird cash balance al 1. 8, snl
- months Tor nsgotts BILE notes with interest add
ed and secured by . deed OF trust.
Ia2I .. fJAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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AUCT4OH sALEs-Future Days.
BY Wellington 6oddtns
Auctt0neer and Real Estate Agent
corner Bank and nth streets.
,TRUsTEYs SALE OF VERY .YALU

TRUSTEES SALE OF NERY AA ~;
AND VACANT LOTS At Tr TIE IN NoRT Re- sry
EIGHTH STREETS.-By virtue OF DEED OF
trust executed the late Thoas Bsldwn ana
Jene NJ. his wife, to 3. v. Soutnall ana koperl
STILES, trustees bearing date LIST October. 1852:
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court
shall as acting truste 1.-THE other trustee declining
to act), proceed to sell at public auction ON The
premises, on FRIDAY, the 9th January, .ls7L al
O'Clock P. NJ. (tf fair; II not the first fair day
thereafterl, that truly valuable and attractive
property located as above, now in the occupancy
Of the family of the late Thomas 5. Baldwin: The
lot has q front Of l4 feet on the north line o.
Grace street, snd depth Of l55 feet on the Yves,
line of 2slh street. Tie dwelling is not only
large and beautiful one, but it has all those con
veniences and attractions usually found In nrst'
class establishment. The yard Is 6eautiruly or OF.
namented with flowers and shrubbery, ana tne
whole premises are in good order; The property
will be sold as whole or divided, rs may be
deemed best ut the time of sale. - -..e-..z.,
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to discharge note for 81 coo with inter
est from frst July last I'LL paid and as to the res
fdue on credit OF 8. u, and IL months. for nego
table notes, interest added. occurred ny trust
dead. = = 90 ROBERT STILES,
y" a citing Trustee.
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ny Lee q Godd1n.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
v BILE LAND NEAR THn CITY OF RICH
MOHD.-By virtue of decree OF the County
November, 1870. In the chancery cauee Of Carlton
and wife VS.. Eubank and ais, the undersigned VIII
sell ut public suction, to the highest bidder, on
February. 1871 at O'Clock P. NJ, TWO TRACTS
IF Ian d on the Deep-kun turnpike, about six
miles from the city Of Richmond-one tract Of
about 80 ACRES, and the other Of 13i ACRES
owned by the late c. s. Worberton. =.
The improvements consist of q dwelling-house
and necessary Out-bulidlEgs. 1nls iAnd IL very
yau,ble for marketing.
TERMS One third cash, and the reside In two
equal instruments In and Il monts. and the title
10 he retained until all the purchase money Is
paid. CaASIhdN w hLtE,
NJ pAvIs Salesman 10 %
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AUCTION gALES-.FutuFe Dsys.
~ Lee u <,pedin,
kuct.0neers and Real Estate Agents,
! r0, fIf5 Xa{n street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" UABLE.JMpkDvsD REAL ESTATE Is
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON The MONTH
MDE OF MAIN sTEET, BeywEEE THiR-
TEEETn AhD FOURTEENTH sTREsTs.
sT AUCpI0N.-1n execution of decree Of
the Chancsry Court OF Richmond IN the
cause Of !" Wise Coke, Trustees &c against
Todd and ais" entered on the II h day OF Japua-
ry. 1871 the undersigned, as special commission
ers, will sell at public .c.ion, on the premises.
on FRIDAY, The Cd day OF Februz.y, 1s7i at Il
O'Clock NJ, that valuable three story BRTCE
STORE tabovc cellar AND DW ELLING. situ-
ate as described above. and now In TIE occupancy
of W. L. Fleming. at An annual rant OF st. coo.
The lot has front OF IL feet. and extends hs
within parallel Lies to Tobacco alley. Tee priyi
lege Oh building over the alley adjoining which Is
about II feet WIDE, and timing TO and usirg ire
wall of the next tenement tre east, will be con-
yeyed to the purchaser. with all The right Of IL
gTess and egress In common t. the said alley.
= The aht We property is located in the very heart
ofihe city, ana as q stand for genera! business
pursuits Ii not eIcelled
TEENS = One fourth cash, balance at SIX,
twelve. aud eighteen months, for regot,ah.e
notes. with interest added and title retained until
further order Of the court.
80. JOHN A. CnKE,l On, Can't,
- GEO. d. WISE, SP ION 's'
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIS, Auct'rs.
IA
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BY W. Goddin
aucti0neer ana Real Estate Agent,
Corner u Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" Bile HOUSE AND LOT ON MAIN. BE,
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND F1FTEETH
STREETS, AT AUCrION.-Acling US special
commissioner under a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF the lily of Richmond, pronounced on the
nth day OF May, 1902 In the chancery sui therein
pending by the style OF Gilmer and wife and others
against Drake tguardlanl and others, shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction. upon the premises.
on MONDAY, the 30th January, ls7L at O'Clock
r. NJ. the valuable BRICK and GRANITE
FRONT TENEMENT on the north side OF Main,
between 18th and 18th Streets now In tie occupsn cy
"a The iot has front Of 70 feet and depth OF lat
fest 10 xchange hotel, on which 1t has another
brick tenement three stories high.
The title Is believed to be tndsputaDle, put act.
Ing Ms commissioner / Will convey only VIII
special warranty.
TERMS Une-fourth cash balance in equal In
stslments, pay able at 4. 8, and Il months aitel
date, for satisfactory endorsed negotiable notes
with iuteres. added, and title retained until all th
purchase money Is fully paid off and conveyance
ordered by the court. kO. HOW AID,
Sptcia Commissioner.
Ps.-The property will be sold Us whole, o
will be sub divided SO rs 10 sell the front tenemen
separate from the rear one.
ie.0 W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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Aristocratic collector of articles of yertp
TO unsophisticated, though wealthy, par.
yenn-" Mrs. Higgins, this is remarkably
fine bust Of Marcus Aurellus." Mrs. r.
!" - That the present Marquis, my Lord, or
'ls fatherW-Period.
Only Two citizens OF New Orleans nav
ts1 On ever quarter Of million dollars
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II U r n l T u r E.

The extensive warerooms of HARDWOOD Na
u RIITEE, on Governor street, are now fii1ea
with the most superior stock of '-Aeo
ELEGANT FURNITURE
mat has been offered IN this city since the war.
Orr CHAMBES, PARGOR and DININ G-Rc ON
SUITS are made of the best seasoned materials.
and warranted in every respect as represent "a
We manufacture MATTRESSES of ali kinds and
FEATHER ani HAIR BOOSTERS and Pill
Lows. We send oar goods TO parties buying In the
city free of cost We invite all In need Of good sub
staEtial furniture to examine our stock we can
not be unders0ld. HAkWOOD Il RITTER, -
ia 20 Governor street, Richmond, Va
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneer3,
Elnuanfh cfrnef hatWnnn Main and Bank.

GALE OF A VACANT LOT ON THE
y SnUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN, BETWEEN
TWENTY-FOCRTH AND TWFNTY-FIFTH
STREETS. at AUCTION.-In execution Of a
decree of the Chsncery Court OF Richmond In the
case of "Taylor's ex'r vs.. Nowin q als.," the
Undersigned b n. Mach IS commissioned, and
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated 21st Of April,
1859, from A. W. rsylor and wife the undersigned,
john 4. Coke, as trustee will jointly sell ut auc-
arv. At 81 O'Clock 2. N. the LIT OF GROUND
situated as above adjol ing the tob acco factory
of James Leigh Jones Esq. 1t fronts 20 feet and
runs back 100 feet.
TERMS: One-balf cash balance at four months,
for interest, for negotiable note title retained
until the note is paid.
Purchaser to pay taxes for It'll.
y. r. NASH, Commissioner.
JOHN a. COKE, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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By Thos. w. keesee, Auctloneer,
No. 1917 Main street.
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

NNE-HALF INTEREST IN THAT
|OVALUABLEL LOT, WITH 4 LARGE BRlCE
DWELLING THEREON, slTUAIGlAlNHIHE
AND ROSS SIREEISSs FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-yye shaI1, at the request Of the owner.
SCI ,au> public auction. on the premises, on J"
'NESDAY the LIST February, 1871, al O'Clock +.
NJ, one-half interest In that valuable LOT, with
BRICK DWELLING thereon, located as de-
scribed, containing twelve rooms, kitcGen, &c,
with gas and water on the premises The lot fronts
42 by les feet to an alley.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at the
bour nf sale LYME 81 BROTHER,
a. % Auctioneers.
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
GALE OF VIRGINIA REGISTERED

SAFE OF v1RG S6Sbs, REGISTERED
"Whersas the Home Insurance Company o
Ne,rfaven,s Connprtlcur. hs E.Gg tailed q DAY II
this STATE according to the terms OF said policies
evidences in proof of said liabilities being be-
fore me in sundry cases notice Is hereby given n
1895 that. on the 9th day of FEBRUARY. 1871, /
sh iii proceed to sell ut the office Of X: A j. Clop-
ton On 18th street. between Main and Bank Streets
in the city of Richmond, Va. for cash, SO much
of the dep sit of $35. 900 Of VIRGINIA REGIS
TIE LED BONDS 80 may be necessary to pay said
liabilities OF the Home Insurance Company OF
New Haven. Connecticut, to said citiseus of the
State. uEOhuE hIE
..Treasu er Of the Commonwealth oil Va"
In accordance with the above notice, we will
sell about 1928 900 Of VIRGINIA REGlsIEkED
is71 at IL O'Clock NJ.
L A. r. CrOpTOS Salcsma,. IL 20 ids
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REFERS TO

DR.. MACK, Burnside, Conn.,;
DIR. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass;
DIR. HOLKUM, North Lee. Mass;
DIR. ADAMS, stockbridge, Macs;
DR. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn.,;
DR.. JACQUES, auckland Corners, Conn.,;
DIR. BEARsFORD, Hartford, Conn.
All OF whom treated me for the disease.
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By Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

STORE FOR RENT AT AUCTION
y ON TUESDAY, the 3lst inst, at 1?a O'Clock.
we will rent ut auction, the store corner 9Th and
Main streets. formerly occupied by Young,
Straehla & Bidgood for. the uDexpired term, ex'
tending to July 1st. 1871.
ia % COOK LAUGHTON. kuct'rs.
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aUCrION sALEs-rhis Nay.

uIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE VII 81 ].
sell st public aucti t my once On I 1z5f
street In reaf or the Dicpatch office, on pa
the folio wing articles to satisfy sundry distress
warrants, executions, and attachments IN my
nan nar Elegant complete suits OF THEATRICAL
WARDROBE, u
- One SEWING-MACHlNE, u,.
One BAGATELLE TABLE, .~-z
BEDS. BETSTEADS, BUREAUS
WARDROBEs. WAsHSTANDS,
CHNIRS TABLES. TRUNKS
- PfriTITRES. MIRRORS WATERS.
nEChRTRRS. DEMIJ0HNS
BAR-BOTTLES,s hA a JARS
TERMS: Cash. A.. ". hOSEN,,
Ia 25-td High Constauie City hlchHionu'
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RAILWAY. N. J., dec. Q, ls6s.-We, the under
signed, are We'll acquainted with FL. n. Freeman
of Rahwa'y, and know that he has baen Il long
time suffe ring, In the worst possible form, for the
past four. years, and that he has been entirely
cured by the use OF "Helmhold's Buchu.''
]. ". SAVAGE, ex-Mayor;
FRANK LA RAU, President of Council;
VIM. RICHARDS, Clerk of Council
PET! Err A. BANTA, Coun Gilman;
WI BROWN, Coun cilmap;
J.S. s. MELICK, Councilman;
Lev gls HOFF, Councilman
j. .STRYKER, Merchant.