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New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

wm1lAM HHlILlP9, UNION -.
has every aceomnodstioe in TIE li1e q Hia
and Fam " carriages. such - hacks, tEettee'
tons, buggies. etc. for the use Of the 49, !,
= rates to correepond With the strinesneS3 ~
times. Al hacking done below tariff NJ ~
ders for veddinsa balls, picnies, raeea etsS6
am elso prepared to hire vehdcsee (als0o) q ~
tieshavfn9 their own horses. ielo II
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Ne. .S1..........CaMD Street. ..,...... Ne q.
". VAN NORDRN, HENRY PKYCHAUD.
President. vicePreod610e
JOHN g. WALTON, Cashier.
VI. b. Thomas, David KallAoo,
Henry Peychaud, DR.. W. r. Holoanba
6. j. Aullan.
ax per cent paid on savings deposita
Safes rented. and valuables received
Interest on bonds collected and RENTED
Persons living in tho country VIII 6nd this o.
peny . aaSe depositoFy for va1uablss, pa3ss 49,
ct small expense nolt - 4
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

II AFAYETTB FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Cap1eal.... $500, 900.
Once corner Of St. Andrew and Magazine streets.
up stairs; entrance on st. Andrew street.
NsUREs AGAINsT LOSS OR DAMAGE By YRR
At LOWEST RATES.
0F1lCR1s:
KASPAR AUCH, President; ROBERT JACKSON.
Vice President
Louis Mathis, Secretary; John Purcen Inspector
a DIR1CTORs:
~. 3. Keller, Philip Drunm,
:. H. Burton, Henry Rice
~. r xish, y. 1. Levy
10. =. Theiaman, Florence fhister,
Louis Faeo0el, ]. +. Krans
u genfy Nl6gnaAn, Dr. ". B. wood.
II Henry Deuoel, H.. Alfred shaw,
Chax3eo Kum1el, r D. 1aclfp
Christian nehls, John Hendersoa. H..
,. H. sehsne. J. \: q. Parker,
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
lBQRlpTe OP PRODUCE.

1EnORANDA.
The steamship Concordia put into Halifax on Oc.
tober 90 short Of GOALS
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

.sHIuunlNuE >zEza
GUARD1ANz nUsUAE t.l1B 1ssUD.
AHcB COMPANY % INV YoRk
EseahllsAed = 1853.
ALL P0Lfo1s H0N.R0RI1ITABLA
CASH Oh THIRD HoTR PlunUAa
NO xoTBs REQUIRED.
Last Cash Dividend Flny Per Csos.
Cooh Aooeto over. 800
Policies in force 100000
Annual income. lO0O,OOO
Losses paid etnce lSse..................... 00O0
oR1ICRas:
". q. PBCNAM, Presidsnt tts
v. I. HOOKER, Vice President
l. 1cADA1, Secretary anA Aetuary:
q. A. JRKDRIKAR, Superintendent Of Agsncisa
DIRECTORS:
Hon John 4. Dir, Wsw yssk Ca. rt.f ses ssas
0OY0UAXVs
william n. veEnilye, Daaksf, Wall st1sst VeE.
milye Coz - e
Charles 9. lockwood. Caahies Newark Banling
Company.
Hon. George Opdyke ex.1syor Of New Yerk.
Ainot c. Morgan, Banker. ---
ThonAs Rieney, Arm Thsoas Riguey ca .o -sssf
Benjamin B. Sherman, Treasurer New York etaaD
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold. arm Arnold. Constable 1 Co.
Richard b. Browne, Of wetmore Browne. lewyeso
e. '. Hsughwont, firm 3 v. Hsughwont Co.
william wilkens, h1m ". Wilkens Co
Julius Il. Pratt, Merchant
william ". Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen, Merchant.
GeorgeW. Cuyler, Banker, Palmy1a, New York.
George r. Hope, President Continental Fire In.
surance Company.
John b. Norwood, Park Plooe, -
Walton II. feckham, corner Effth svenuo and
Twenty y.third street, New York.
William 7. Hooker, Wall street.
Edward H. Wright, Newark, New Jersey
George ". FaEee, Lawyer.
". L. Cogswel, Merchant
JOSEPH MA0NRR
Manager for Loulsana and Texas Mo- ls1 Common
street. New OrleanA Ssls ~
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

INSURANCE COMPANY
INV ORLRAHA
- ..Hts s7ti aE- fEfs
Insure Fire, Marine anA River Risks q
Lowest Races.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO. Ill GRAvIRR Strict,
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP STREET.
Capital. Isl, ,0oo,o0o
SuoScI1beo... o......................... 7OO,OOO
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

The demand was fair, but operations were re.
stflcted by light supplies. Strict good ordinary.
pig ssaSng stsple, sold at l.ac. low middling ct IN
lfe mddline It Isc, good style do lst strict Do
sAc p sA and good middhng 1t l81sc There wss
De!ter demand for strict middling
A1aine ~ bales to yesterdays report, the sales
i sae pest three days sum up 800 bales against
receipts since Friday evening comprse is Sia hses
embracing 3348 from other delivery pOrta Iof vhich
3lSl H0m Aobile) and 13 O7O proper a9a}nst IL ri
RToRef oR 1or the corresponding time last week and
Ssis: ss.nss % !.9RP since Aae9:t
comprise 7se6 bales, embracing 46i6 to MverrDooi
The Exchange reports: Market firmer. vitbout
any qu0table change" "''Ao1'
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock ON hand September l, 1871. 2s "a
Arrived since last statement. sos
Arrived prev10uAly.. l33 478-141 s06
Total, -............"....:: les, ,82s
C,eaLe9 tO-0ey ey..;.....''''............ 4,l68
Stock on hand and ON shipboard mot cleared. n 667
Stock corresponding day last year......... 85,l5i
Today's exports were to Liverpool. Receipts
proper since aast evening 70e5 bales, against
67s6 ON last Tuesday., and 1889 last year.
1870 bales, sssisst issI ier the eorssspo1sinS y
time last week, and 81 .sel last year, and since
August 81 Of lis 032 bales against $50 aet wear
SUGAR-Received It's hhda. Tho demand 10 good
and the supplies were sold at N 0ec for com.
mon; lekc TOR fair; ~ 0ii4e sor Sally fsr; like
HiS6lExssEs-Reeeived, ss4 ps,s and 10 half bs,.
The demand 10 geod for the botter qualities aud
the supplies wtre sold 1t size for common; &c for
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

4 I :--..-..-.--s.s-. a
1 0UhKUU6no
/ >>.A~v~a sar,-Ar r~nmrYn uaevm
MA AVAO~D
conpAuv ov NV osrRAua
eEv -7 sa slsiosod :
Ne. 1ol Casal ss1eee. o' f1
~ q,
..v -mAu-~D- te~
" e -ss
In conformity with the reouiremeuts q thsis
charter the comnauy uuhlisA thu fnlloving e4a1o
ments q i{F ~
Premiums received dufinR thu war ending NAY
g. 1871. including uneerned nremiuma n H.
previous YEAR
On IRE risk. n7s7 ~ q
On On r1sr r,.l. s~~ =
Iotsi premiums. ..........."......el,lnf0 - -
L F0~-"'''''''''''''
Net earned ureu,uma Nav n. 1s71. am = q
Losses paid II ~ I.11-
On fire risks. o<3o,no = fte.
On marine risks........... ee1aoH n
On river risks. ............ 73,7sl 6
T.tI................... os;i ,si3 = - -
Taxes. A6S3l II
Reinsurances and return
premiums ...... 5000 -
49,, .'tl ~ It
'.'''''''~''S .l -si....
-'Ao''' 49, GA
So'''''''''''''''' Wv % 1ols.lo II
Profit. o3s3 so6 o.
m. z-;.-
pa., 500. "'-'s
City bonds. s4oso %
Bank and railroad stocks. H.4se -
Notes secured BY nertsage............ llO.sD -
Notes secured oy pledse.............. lss RS -
Saus receivable. oie..'...................... 1,7U =
Scrip Of other companies. ell3 =
stock of vallette Dry Dock Compsny.. 1850 %
Stock Of Levee Steam Cotton Press. $500 %
stock of Marine Dry Dock and Ship
u..,ss ss.1 es".aat,ay uo%s.us s,c,.,' cc.,:nv ~,
uo-.... h.,,,. c,.,,A iI,s. ~ I-u,.,.
an. aMm
wo,+...s h.nd. rr,,.,,, A..o.i.tton ANA m
wo,+.... h,,d. oaa vsuov. u.n smo no
s+sor o.. uo,,.. a..o.t.,;or .mo M
1rS...n+. ~ "a. "a
c.., =. 80 -, -
~-'
Total assets. o. lS3, ,lS9 u
and interest payable Tr
July next ON al out -..-
standing scrips Of the
company.............. eN,7S 90 sf8}
Issues OF scrip Tor The
years 1858, 1854 and
1865, payable in July. $50 90
~ =, 1s7, .nr,.
A. ooe IN =
The above statement y Just true and correct
p FOrRCHY. President
srAr. op Lor,rArA
p... ~ o.,.... rx.c caArs -. 01OSnA1As{
80. .s :. .ns..~:s.. u..' 10y sss.o =. 80" O1
u 'uHe' 1o'.
'OShEn CU'AAAihh' 1otefy Fuoha
At . meeting Of the Board Of Direetors hold a |
the third day Of june 1871 it was resolved to d.
.,.,. I. ..v,r a,,,:,.,a 40 >h:--...
clsIe scnp ovaoeno OF tnnty Per cent O0 tne ~
earned participating premiums for the year end.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
EDWARD 0,R0URA,

EOWARO OsUOURKB,
6tea1 Boiler Manufactures ond D1aokamftA
9oe. 1e9 and las pulton and 313 uew Levee ofrool1
between 81. Jooeph and Julia stTeeta. 1eaiaen0S
e. 80 Clio street. Low Pressure, IocomettVo
tlne an4 Cylinder Boilers ClaxiAess. viltelS ~
Sn,ee S scxes & made q shortest netiees and al wW
equal in point Of workmanship apa naASTial 10 -
IN Cne cry or elsewhere. ie1G 10
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

BREMEN.
NOFth Ger0aD Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR.
LEANS VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND
HAVANA.
AA The Stea0shlpo Of The North
X German Lloyd win resume their
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

OFFICs or THE sun MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NIW ORLEANS,
F1PrBBNTH ANNUAL sTATRMIHr.
NEW OnI1ANs, January n, ls71
In conformity with the requirement. Of their
charter, the company publish the following state.
ment for the year ending December 81 1870:
Amount ofpremiums for the year ending thirty arst
Decembe viz:
On Fire Hsks.. el02 $50 %
On Marine Risks. ..........., lS,l6S g.
On kver GAks.. H,36 50
e22l,su II
Add
Unterminsted Rishs for 1852. ssh 90
---o576,3 ~ IL
Deduct
Unterminated Risks for 1870. ols,6l3 90
Return Premiums. ~ IS.
ls,sss s.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
BELOW COMING UP.

MD1ANOLA VIA GALvESTON-Steamship Har-
lan-19 bales cotton II bales hides bags wool
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st LOuis-22l2 bars rail.
road iron and asstd mdse
AOBILB-Steamer Frances-s4l bales cotton IA
bbls tufpentinA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-24

e-~~sSS,~-~SS
NOTfGE ~ a LIZA Bile REAL. IA.
sn obedience TO decree OF /, cirsuit fsnrS
Of AecSienbnrg county rendered at the octobe,
ssrm l;st N the snls Of Bwepsop. D. Tor &c. re-
Tnpfa's pxscntrix ct dls.. the nd.fsfgned, sts
On PsxY ~ i,,h day. s, Il ap Ss,sSe
1871, the following valuable reul estate:
+. J. tract Of land known % BkAMgs. cnnts,n.
SEVEN AC8Es, ad3eining the Isnds ,sId by NJ. y
r. 3. Turptn, hoel, and others, in ssfd couriy
Upon this tract there Is new aud spacious n me
good portion OF It consists or good meadow and
arabic land, IN good heart and condition for cnlt
vation, and well adapted to the growth Of he Sta
forest Of origns growth vsluabe for lis ex eeilsot
timber much Of which is we'll suited for bailfna
2. 4 tract OF FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THEE ACREr, eenersliy known ss ths VINE i
TRACT, adjoining the lands above AIMED ibassn1
Mrs. r. b. Turgl1 and others. A large portion sf
has upon 1t ON old mine which was worked IN me
IcoloDial period Of Virginia az silver m,ns
There remsins still the ruins OF two shats susien
reputation 10 the country thai 1. was worked az
TO the period OF ths Revolution. II Is sum sfent
however, to say that specimens OF its ore have
been rsceshy analyfed By Col Gilman president
the result Of his anaIysis ?25 per centun OF nvre
copper: and there can be no doubt nom This and
other ANALYSIS recently made that the ore is eT-
G. edinsly rich In cop er.
Q. The tract known as PEA BIrGE CONTAINING
TW0-HUSDEED AND FORTY ACRES. about
one.half or which Is cleared land. ana the resdae
Joining the lands last mentioned ard those Of
Tucker 8. Coles and John Meacham.
All Of the above l,nds lie within three miles If
the surveyed route OF the Horf.lk and Great Vest.
ern railroad.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the costs or su,
and ex peuses Of sale, and the residue on ersdt
- 49, uy.hf -.
to execute bonds for The deferred payment. with
approved personsl security, and carving intiT
est from the day OF sale aDdth title TO be retsn
until the whole OF the purchase money Is paid.
--... ALEXANDER SYDSOR
Special Commissioner,
BoYDToS. VA, Feb. IL, 1s7l. fel7-F&Tutd,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-24
~POIsONOUs MEDICINES,

The theory that the virus of disease can DO lately
counteraced by doses of poison is false and dan
gerous. Within the last twenty-five ye re- not less
than score Of virulent potsons hs' % heen acded
to the repository of the medical r soession. They
are given In small doses, otherv dse thew would de-
stroy life Immediately; butt ven in minute GUAM
titles they produce ultima ely very dis eff
fects. II is unwlse ar, 'lnphosophical to employ
as remedies powrrfdl and insidious drugs. which,
III sub1ugatlns one disease, sow the seeds OF an
other SUI more unmanageable. None Of these
terrlo',s medicaments operates with as much d.
rer'.ness and certainty upon the causes of disease
as HOSTETTBR's STOMACH BITTERS, a to-
mic and corrective without single deeterous
ingredient in its composition. Arsenic and quinia
are given for intermittents, bromide of potassium
for nervous disorders, strychnine and prussic acid
liver complaint, preparations OF chlorofotm and
opium for seeplessness, and yet these deadly
drugs do not compare rs specifics for the diseases
above enumerated with that wholesome vegete bic
invig@rant and Alternative, while they are all SO
pernlcious that 1t is astonishing any physician
should take the responsibility OF prescribing
Them Let invalids, Tor their own sakes, try the
BlITERS before they resort to the poisons. The
relief they VIII experience from course Of the
harmless specific will render II recourse to the
Unsafe Ienaration referred to quite unnecessary.
fe 20-eodlw&w,C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-24
BY wellington GoddtD,
Real Estste Agent and huctionesr,
corner OF Bank and l1th streets.

u1RusTEEs SALE OF A, SMALL
i FARM OF TIVE sTY-sG AND AN LIN me Z
PiKs, TWO w A AND oyAkTER MLss ao s Pre-!
OF efCSMOND.-By virtue OF q deco OF tyust
bearing date sh or March. 1862. duly recorded IN
HenrIco County Court, and OF decree rec OF Oh me me
18th Of October, 1870 in the case Of aordon's nd
trustees or either Of MS, Will proceed g sel a.
public auction, on the premises on MOG ~ 4;
fair; f not !he first fair day ,hsreaisefl . .
said deed. containing 273 ACRES 1composed o,
lots Nos 4, and o. lying In re saia connIys na
back to ''the old road" adjoining the lands OF
Mrs. Stanberry and others. .s,,o,,
On one OF the lots there Il comfortable awed,
ing and the usual ou buildings. well OF gooq
water and an excellent orchard. The SAID land
will be divided into two or more parcels, as may
he deemed best at the hour Of sale. This property
is located in desirable and improving part OF
the county, and Is well adapted for market gar
den or dairy farm. -. q. .. ,,,.a
nronable that at the time OF saie the trustees may
be authorized t. offer more liberal terms.
ROB'T A. LANCASTER. Trusteas
fe % JAMES PLEA9afTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-24
ME- FEBRUARY 20, 1871.

ME- FEBRUARY 20, 1871.
MORE NEW DRY GOODS AND BARGAINS
ALSO.
T. 4. PRICE & CO.,
Are opening daily for present sales, new prints,
In BACKGROUND SHIFTING PRINTS for
children;
LIGHT GROUND SHIFTING PRINTS for
shirts;
DARK and MEDIUM SHIFTING PRINTS for
shirts;
TYCOON REPS for gowns;
BLACK M0HAIRS and ALPACAS, very low;
BLACK BOMBAZISE and TAMISE,
HENRIETTA CL oTHS and GRO DE NICE,
vELOIRS and OTTOMANS. BLACK REPS;
LADIES' KID GLOVES-none but best;
GENTS KID GLOvES-n none but best;
APPLIQUE SETS and COLLARS, ,,
LINEN and LACE THREAD SETS, CUFFS,
CORsETs.
STAPLE GOODS.
IRISH LINENS and SHEETIEGS,
BLEACHED CCTTONS and SHEETINGS.
TOWELLING. NAPKINS, DIAPERS, &c.
BARGAINS FOR A FEW DAYS.
One or two hundred DRESSES, JAPANESE
SILKS, light and dark POPLINs, DELAINES,
and other dress goods upon their back counter.
will be closed out AT HALF VALUE within the
next few days. T. K. PRICE q CO..
fe2o 11ol Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-24
By Grubbs 8 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
GleYenth. betYeen Main and Bank street5s

A. VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
n THE SOUTH SIDE OF VENABLE ST,
BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST ANDT Twenty.
SECOND SIS, AT AUCTI0N.-By request OF
other residence we Will sell on MONDAY, 9Th
Fee ,ruary at q O'Clock p. ~, upon the premises,
the one at present occupied by MIN. sl.uatsa as
Of wood with eight rooms; kitchen with two
rooms; store room. lighthouses, stable, well or
water &C., &c.
The premises are In the most thorough order,
and an inspection Of the same Is invited previous
to the SALE
street.
TERMS Liber.l. and will be made known at tie
time of sale. This IS really very pleasant resi-
dance. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fe 81 ids An tioDeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-24
BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Eotate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

r ARGE BRICK DWELLING STU.
HATED ON TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THIkTIETH AND NJ STREET AL,O
TWO SMALL BRICK TENEMEMTs ~ IL dE y
NJ STRFET, FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-We
shall at the request Of the owner sell at pubic
auction. on tie premises on MONDAY me ~; zI q
BRiCK DWkLLiNG situated as above described,
and formerly occupied by Mr. Mcuoicastles con- OF
ofIer same viii be sold the Two SM NIL TENE-
MENTs in the rear, containing three rooms each;
The lot fronts 55x152 feet and will he Subdiyided
according to plat to be q, the hour Of sale.
Terms Liberal. LYME q bho.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-24
@"AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION

nr"AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION
IsBETTE't THAN POUND OF cURE."-
This is tie most sicily period of the year, but
There Is a remedy which Is constant protection
agalns'- the causes Of disease 1t enters swiftly
into the circulation of the blood; expels the NOR
h.6c substance collected therein during the win
tO, corrects all morbid changes in the blood /;
Regulates the supply and quality. and equalizes
he circulation OF the blood: promotes the opera
efncacious stomachic; strengthens The nervous
, flores and Gains The nervous system; promotes
buoyancy OF spirits and feeling; revives the ply
10 every organ of the human lody. 1t is no less
celebrated preparation than MISHL ER'S
HERB BITTEnS. Use 1t now-use 1t regularly
every day--and prepare your system for the
change in the season, and forlify 1t against the
dan gers OF disease. fe 20-eod1w&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-24
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT,
C,AED NEW BRI.1K TENEMsNFTBERE
ON, on THE WORTH LINE OF BYRD, BB-
TWEEN TENTHAED ELEVENTH STREETS,
AS commissioner Of the Chancery Conrt Of .irh.
mond, appointed by a decree entered on the eth Of
February. 1871, In the case OF Haftken and wife
against Winter, &C.. shall proceed to sell AT
public auction. on the premises on FRIDAY,
the Sd Of March. 1877. at l2 O'Clock NJ, The Ton.
with new BRIt X TENEMENT, located Is
above, well adapted for store and dwelling,
TERMS: One-third cash the balance at four
and eight months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained till all tie pur cb. Sc
money Is paid and a conveyance ordered by the
court. L. h. j. CAPTION
fe21 Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-24
ByS. @. Tardy & Co., Aactionsers.
IN A CREDIT OF FOUR MONTHS,
TWELVE HUNDRED BARRELS FINE OIL
PIPE RYE WRISRhY AT AIrIrInN

TWELVE HUNDRED BARRELS FINE OLD
PURE RYE WBISKEY AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, 9th day Of March. 1871. we will
sell at our warehouse, in the city OF Richmond,
conn encing at II O'Clock,
old and very fine. in prime iron. bound cooperage
This W hiskey Is to be sold by consent AND at The
request OF parties inter estsd in order 70 wind up
the estate Of deceased merchant, who held It as
an investment. It was distilled under bis oirec-
ten, and no pains or expense spared 70 make 4.
as pure as c8n be produced.
This SALE not only in res nect 70 the quality of the
goods, but in It's magnitude. ptesents attractions
which buyers cannot tail to aporec' ate, and Il
must conmsnd the attention OF the large trade
and Of all who are in want Of PURE RYE WHIs-
KEY.
1t will be sold on credit Of four months for APP
proved negotiable pap;r.
fe I4-dtds s. C.. TARDY & co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-24
BY Richardson IS Co.. .
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

rI1RUSTEEs' SALE OF THREE FINE
MULES, ONE DRAY, TWO SETS OF
DRAY HARkEss: ONE GUTTIEG:.KKNlFss,'
TION.-By Virtue of deed of trust bearing date
the cath January, 1871, from James K. Bnrress to
the undersigned trustees, duly recorded In the
the city of Richmond being required 80 to do by
the beneficiary therein secured. we SHALL IN exc
cution of the provisions OF said deco, proceed 70
sell at auction, at The auction lot near the City
isil. on SATURDAY. The 18th inst, at II O'Clock
A. NJ, the property mentioned above.
TERMS: Cash.
JAS. G. BLACKWELL, Trpsteas.
JAS. PLEASANTS,
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctloneers. fcl5
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE SUP'T CITY GASwoRKs, I
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 81, 1871. {.


OFFICE SUP'T CITY GASwoRKs,l
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 81, 1871. s.:
PROPOSALS FOR GAS-HOLDER AND
i ThNK.-sesled proposals will he received at
this office until the sTH OF MARCH NEXT:
at IL Nj, for Il TELESCJPIC GAS-HeLDER, of
capacity of not less than o,o0o cubic feet to be
during the month of june. 1871. The proposals
must State the dimensions Of the different parts Of
mode OF construction, erection, and operating
and all other particulars which are necessary 10
convey = correct idea Of the machine when in use.
Also, for BUILDINH TANK to receive the
holder, to be about one hundred feet in diameter
and thirty feet deep, the whole to be built Of the
best hard-ournt Rockets brick, laid in cement,
finished with coping of granite, the tank TO be
perfectly water tight.
The details of the dimensions of this work can
be obtained Of the undersigned, and the bids Will
be made per cubic yard, and the payments for
holder and tank not to be made until the same
have been. used for two months from date Of de-
livery, and meet the approval Of the City Engi-
neer and the Superintendent Of the Gasworks.
BY order of the Committee on Light.
'--. JOHN II. knowles, se
fe1-td Sup't City 6asworks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-24
BY Grubbs & williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh be ween Main and Bank streets

GALE OF LARGE BUILDINGS. DIS.
- TiLLERY FIXTUIES AND MACHINEgY.
ENGINES, BOILERS, &C.. &C., AT hUCTI0E.
BY I, quest OF the owner, we will sell at auction,
upon lhe premises. at the Richie farm. on WE'D
NESDAY, March LIST. at II o'clork A. VI about
II miles from the city, the following. DC scrbed
property, the same to be removed within reason
able time: The large FRAMED DISTIL LEkY
BUILDING. three stories high, with receiving
room attached: large GRASARY; hWEk!.-
ING-HOUSE with four rooms; STABLE, &c.
These buildings were erected since the war. vi re
substantially built, and contain An immense quan-
ii! y of excellent building materials.
Also, q STEAM-aSGlSF. BOILERS. 2
GRIST MILLS. 20 MASH-TCBS STILL aud
ing a complete outfit for first Glass distiliery.
TERMS: Win be liberal, and will be made
known a. the time Of the sale.
fe Is GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-24
AUOTToMs sAIsEs4-Tnis psy..
81 Cooks d Lsuahton. Auctisneers 4
rorner Franklin and governor Streets

GENERAL ASS oRTMENToF HOUSE
TfIIg nay "a 10 O'clock we viii sell 81 our auc-
tlon-rooms an assortment OF FURNlTUf. y, con
s ons WALNUT a PARLoR SUIT, covered With
OAK fepiR 'EPs-covERED DINrNG-Rooh
uAR Ra1hT BUREAUS and wAsHsTANDs
EXTEN SION DINING TABLES,
MAHOGANY and STAINED WARDEobES'
OAK and METAL HAT-Rf CKS, p,or
CANE e. and WooD-ssAf olAih' AAo = ~
HAIR n2 sHUCK. and SPRING MATTRESSES;
TIN SAFES, KITCHEN FURNlIU HE,
JE sS and other BEDsTEADs, :.
MkRBLE-TOP TAB LES, sa
* MiE sFTNG and HEATING.sToVEs, sc.
II CUOK 81 LAUGHT0E, Auct,rs.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

BOOTS AND SHOES AT COSTA
ID FOR THIRTY DAYS TO MAKEESz&
ROOM FOR SPRING STOCK.-Ladles' va
sewed Morocco Balmorals ct 81, worth, q: so ;
81 So worth 70; 81, worth 49, Ladies' Sewed Calf
Balmorals at $3.50 worth Sc. Ladies' Kid shoes,
$3.50. worth $3.50; Kid Foxed ~ IS, worth, - ;
Kid Foxed Butsoned, 1926 worth s. Serge Gait
ers 81, a1.sO, s., worth double the money; Misses
High-Cut Polish Balmorals. 81; Children,s
shoes from 4oc. up; Cents Balmorals, $L25 !;
Gents Congress Caters, &l.50 and 81. Gents
Calf Balmorals, 81. worth 90 !; Boys and youths
Boots and Shoes less than cost. Call soon and OBJ
tain bargains at the cheap shoe store OF
NJ. GOLDEN,
No. 1923 Main street, bet. 18th aud 18th streets.
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