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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets
COMMISSIONERS sALE0F A LARGE

COMMISSIONERS SALEOF A LARGE
TATE IN AND NEAR TO THE CRY VI
RiCHM0MDIm part execution Of deere Of
tered on The LIST day OF March, ISL, In the Of
'Palmer's administrator VS.. fant and ais. The
undersigned, special commissioners thereby ap.
respectively. in the order named below, on TUES
DAY, 2sth day OF March, Qf fair; If not then Oh
the first fair day thereafter at the same hours
Charles Palmer died seized, to wit
l. AT IL O'Clock NJ, the beautiful SUBURBAN
FARM known as Sunmerfeld, formerly Owned
by Hon. NJ. Bolts, lying on Bowling Grse1
street. about ore mile east Of the city, aJjoDlas
tho Catholic College property, and contsinins
about 4lA acres. tn, improvements are sub.
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 eeyersl roads
and it viii be said in several parcels, or IS !
whole, as may be decided at the time Of sale: ,,
2. At Il O'Clock p. NJ. SMALL FRAMED
HOUSE and LOT, occupied by Richard Gwath.
Green street. near to Mr.. Miller ard to Mr Keep
Ter. The lot Is 81 by lao feet.
3. t4io'clo k Z. 81 the BRICK DWELLlsb
IN 'Hughes,s Row." at the southeast corner, Of
Broad and Mayo streets, wi h seven rooms, b.
sides kitchen, with water and gas and very COZ
venient to business. The lot Is 81 by Us feet,
the city lying on i.ibby's Hill, fronting 10: fed
on the south side Of Main street. between 18th Ini
3oth streets This lot fronts the city grounds par
chased for public park has upon It some hand.
some shade-trees. aud commands view Of rae
beauty and extent. It Will be sub-dlyided 10 SUI!
purchasers. -
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance on creditd
8, II and IS mouths for negotiable notes, with 10.
ter est added, and the titles retained by the coun
until the notes arc paid. Purchasers 10 pay tA1s
for 1871.
jag. D. HALYBURT0N,l com.rs,
THOS. j. EVANS,
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
NH 1871 ,2225,2J,&2S .
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Sstek0M 8AA4Gs fnfnfs a,.s.
S.t1SesS1A ,oyby
81 ~ Ws y Robids. Aactlonser.
Hn lsW Main sttcea, eornsr Oh Tents
flU1fMIssI0HER;a aAfr

n0MMIsgIONER's SALE al; 4 :.
Essssssh1 E2E AsR ssl BE i s5sSs IA
f6f ssfSRssTH HE
TON OF THE CITY, At THy Nn nmM POP.
E1Ds bNElk on DOVER AND q 4 rnssASl
21,,'as r. fursuant % decfee OF the Cs.nK
C9nf: or hesity Of Richmond, entered m ~;
W Msrcn, ~; m the case OF Stewart and . us
suction, upon the premises, on THRUSH. puss
nsndsoms BRICK REs1DEs3,ES s S2SS 1; N Se
seseng - two ;t9sis. and basemes s',s
one small ONE, and has 'front.' and ~. rooms aud
The Kitchen 10 . brick one, md has tSdp oiehes.
lae Duuoings are comparatively new h. aIo2ni.
erected tn B5a. The lot fronts a. feet lying ea
nack No seet 70 3o-foot alley. The nroraerOn s
~. Er rHuence &c present occupied By he Dc a
Cbnrcb ariieS' pastor Of Leish.strea Bh .s,,,,;
viii sell at public auction. uuon The -,
on FRIDAY, The 31st day Of March is,tP 'e.mlsst,
pasa O'Clock r. d., the valuable nIIif ~ "a 9al:
ne cor ,oSated Is aboye Described Besnsinss
property fronts one hnhdred and txo S'f s Ne
inches On the north lihe OF Dover street i! slI
ing pacE IN line parallel with Cherry st,e. Nad.
nunofeu ana ninety.nine feet to an aIiev s.. Que
IVA vice. Cn the lot Is small BRICK DWrInNfy
The property will be sold a. a whole a, 49,
may th.n be determined. s4' SAFE a.
TERMS: Onesfourth cash: the res,d,.
credit 81 SIX, twelve, and eighteen montbs' ~
retained until the notes are paid and cnn, us .h
be directed BY the court. Purchaser ss nsy,se
": B: RoB1Ns. Anct,r. N'AS NH Gi9o% NJ
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Rirhn,und nispatth.
4. :. rr,pnAY MARCH %, 1871
Sam Baxter.

WIN .uaccs they counted the ballots
Al the Spring election for Squire,
Az sam he looked on with expression
OF cain and expectant desires
For Sam he was one oil those Statesmen
Which would on occasion aspire.
AN toue and Samnc, Baxter
Is just twenty-sevcn hehind.H
Then Sammy slid down from the cOanter,
With word that was real nnk,nd,
Aud, smiling sardonic, proceeded
70 lei of piece of his mind.
And he said, II mean nothing vulgar,
Aud, gents, you will have TO excuse
But certain I'm not disappointed
A fiddler's darn by that news,
For politics Is all swinde,
And stateSmanship IS ruse'
1.-THE loss of the office run for,
] certain care nothing ahout- g..
Its the loss of the nation gricre ior'
And the parties Is all pialcn r,o.o
I'll IN Sammy INDUCED In some tins""s'
Which wasn't by no means oeTo"e
Anah, said, "Them hlarstcd newspapers,
Wb,ch M aScs such 4 Numbering row.
Ia nretty well psid 70. heir yA"plnS
In filthy grccnbacks. siioM
For money is ali Of the power
In both OF the parties just now
,a,ur rulers is all bought and paid for,
n hich ever one party gets IN,
And tnr virtue which saves the Republic
Isscstcred around 1t so thin,
That whrre the spontulicss Is handy
40 man IS too righteous TO sia.'
When sammy has once got TO going
he Is quite instructive 10 hear,
Aud never before did he argue
In n way SO extremely queer. @
IL. had been iudulging IN something
While treating his netghJo rs, lear.
And he said 1.-THE bones OF our fathers
Is rotted 20 dust In their graves,
And the shoes which they Wore 50 vircnus
Is trod IN by traitors aud ka AYES
Excepting the people, however,
And they is all ounces and slaves.
(, But, mind YOU, the Office I run for
lccrtain care nothing ab out
Its the loss OF the nation X leve Tor,
And tie parties IS all played out"
And sammy INDUCED In more language
Which wasn't by no me ans devout-
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He Couldn't TELL LIE.-Af. Burnett,
in one of his letters to The People, Of In
dianapoIs, relates the following anecdote /:
"By-the-bye, Il good story is told of Ben.
Butler and his notorious honesty. A short
time since Ben. Butler and Wendell Phil
lips had business with the President, and
arni-in-arm proceeded to call upon him.
The President was busy, and sent them
word that he would see them presently
Phillips and Butler strolled out into the
conservatory in the rear ofthe White House,
thence into the garden. Butler and Phil
lips were engaged in al animated conversa-
ton upon some subject. Butler became
slightly excited.
A large Ratchet, belonging to the gar
dener, was beside the tree. Butler casually
picked it up, and. while talking, he made
several deep gashes with it in some of Gen.
eral Grants favorite trees. just at this
juncture the President reappearing, Butler
hastily secreted it under his coat-tails.
After the compliments. Of the day, the
President spied for the first time his mutt
tilated tree, and, with tones Of vehemence,
inquired who had been cutting and gashins
that tree. After few moments pause,
Butler stepped bravely up to the President,
and took him by the hand, saying: Mr..
President, / cannot tell Il lie; cannot tell
lie; Wendell Phillips did 1t ="
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AUCTION hA1Esr,,ia t,.r,
BY Isbgil q Son, 1.
81 Aactionears amt Elaf Esssse sents.
l1th street, bel, 1esn Main J "A 80


GoAAMIssyII0!;,N ER's s,AIE OF yALU.
SX 1lnelg !, LIFT slsE, n an FFrFTY AOREs,
EEI IiMnSpkB ystso .STiEa on pEsr -RgN
AT arspanf T. dsclea ~ ,Ss III,
f Ss s HJaa ny county Of Henrico rendered on
si s s In said all shall, as special commits
nnbIic sactic decree named, proceed 70 cell mt
~ fi,e Va III dayo March, lsn at O'clock z.
t st; tne w. liable little FARM OF FIFTY ACRES,
s SEIZE ,ertion Of the trsst Gonyeyed TO e. b
S .ssloner In the suit OF staplts vs. staples,s
nistrator, &C., adjoining the land OF hr. W.
Chis land is In good condition., and is suscepti-
Tle OF division Into two lots OF twenty acres
each, one with front on the turnpike, and the
other on the Staples mill road, and Will be thus
rhe above property will be sold at the costs and
r1sk or the former purchaser, who failed to COM
ply with the terms OF sale.
TERMS One-fourth In cash, and the remainder
upon credits OF IL, and Is months, for negotiable
notes, with interest added and the title to be re-
famed tll the whole purchase mouey is paid and q
deed ordered by the court. :.
A. r. COURTNEY, Special Com'r.
1SBELL q Son, aAucttoneefs. mills /.
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BY Cook / Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By ylrtR,
4 OF decree pronounced by the Chancsry CsIn
OF the city OF Richmond on the fih day OF t ~
ruary, 1871. In the suit Of Dill's executriT, &c.
against Dill and others, shalt as special eG. ,,
missioner named In said decree, proceed 20 81, :
public auction, on the premises, on HUksp,a =, =
the soth day Of March. 1871, ct y P. 81. thai ~
sirable DWELLING-Housk,a and LOT sltasa .s
thereto, on the south side Of CLAY street, b,tsst
LIST and Adams streets, In the citr OF R'chuons,
Immediately adjoining on the ives. tie resiasp''
OF the late a. DIN. la,
The lot fronts 10 feet on Clay street, rnnpas nv
back $50 fee. ttnore or less) TO az alley !" w.
wide. nI
The improvements consist OF brick dsen| i.
house, having q basement, two stories aBa Al =.
tic, With back building attached, eoutslnias ,si
together twelve rooms, besides smoAe-hoas'
stable. .st..r. Is s.ss-,s-fs.g
TERMS: One-foarth cash rems tnder uPo o..
credit OF 8, II, aud IL months from day OF ~ tSs
puchaser 70 give bis negotiable lo!es. ~, ~ i,J
credit payments, with interest aided IomS ". Ss&
Of sale the title to be retained until M s Of.
purchase money Is paid and the ceye3}tfiai .
NH eo-.tds Special Commissiansf.-
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"DoN'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE."-At the
banquet given Mt the Travellers Club, in
this city, last evening, in honor of the
Windsor nuptials [>ays the New York En-
press] Lord Walter Campbell. brother to
the Marquis of Lorne, related this little
story:
He said that the other day he heard from
an old acquaintance that soon after the en-
gagemcnt between the Princess Louise and
his brother, the Princess Beatrice went to
the Queen and said Mother, am glad
that Louise is going to marry a subject,
because now l suppose l can marry an
American"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25
By Richardson g. CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.

USTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK
i DWELLING AND LOT, ON THE NORTH
GOVERNOR STREET AND THE METROPO-
LlTAN HAIL, AT AUCTION being required
to execute the provisions Of certain deed oftrust
to the undersigned, trustee. duly recorded in the
clerks office Of the Chancery Court of the city Of
Rlcbmond, shall proceed to sell at public auc-
April. at o'clock p. NJ, BRICK DWELLING
and LOT, described In said deed as fronting 20
Governor street and the Metropolitan Hall. and
running hack to an alley extending from the said
Governor street to the rear Of this and other
property.
TERMS: Enough In cash to dcfray the expenses
OF executing this trust and to pay Off a note for
g. $780, with interest thereon from the 10th Februa-
ry, 1850, Till paid; the residue on euch terms as
may be announced at sale. e .-..r - ~
GEO. D. WISE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON q Co.. Au It's. NH %
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BY Grubbs q Williams.
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets,

TOMMtSSTONER'SSALE OF A VALU.
soUTHWssT CORNER OF TwsfSTIRRTThh
AND GRACE STREETS.-Pursuant To decree
Of the Chancery Cou. t OF. Richmond, entered o.
18th december. 1870, In the case OF Gregory IS
Bill, the subscriber, as special commissioner 50.
pointed for the purpose, will sell at public sue
lion upon the premises, on FRIDAY, 3lst March.
ls7L at O'Clock ?. M.: IF fair; II not, then Oh
the first fair day thereafter, at the slime hour he
DWELLING Of which the late DR.. q. B. mn
died seized, situated as above, and occupied BY
Daniel Lyon, ESQ. 1t has seven large and two
small rooms besides bathroom, with water and
gas; also, q kitchen, with three rooms aud
stable and clrriage-house, all In good order. The
LOT Is 80 by 100 feet TO an alley IL feet wide.
TERMS One. third cash; balance ut one sat
two years. for negotiable notes with interes ADJ.
ed, a3d the title retained by the court until th
notes are paid. VIM. W. GURnOH,
.. Special Commissioner
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Aucl'rs. mil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25
BY Lyme d Brother,
Auct1Onecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY
" BRICK RESIDENCE. SITUATED AT THE
NOkTHWEIT CORNER OF BROAD AND
TWENTI-SEFEtTH STS., IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We SHALL at the request Of The owner. sell ut pub
lie anction, on the premises, On WEDNESDAY,
the Goth day Of March. 1871, at a O'Clock p. NJ.
that truly valuable and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BRICK DWELLING, located as above described,
now IN the occupancy Of George g. Prince Esq,
containing about ten rooms, with gas through
cut, Kitchen attached containing four rooms, and
good brick stable. There is city water on the
premises.
This is one of the most desirable residences in
the eastern portion OF the CITY, ard offers a fine
opportunity to parties wishing to invest.
ire lot has front Of GO feet, running back a
depth Of about l25 feet tn an alley.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at 4, 8, and 10
months, for negotiable notes. with interest added,
secured by trust deed
mh2a LYNN b BROTHER. Aucts.
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers, :;
Corner Governor and franklin streets.

CATALOGUE SALE OF DWARF AND
LAS, BHRUBBERY, ROSES EvERGREENS,
GARBAGE PLANTS, &C., AT AUCT!ON.-On
ISATU BDAY, the 25th Inst, at 10 O'Clock we Will
sell at our auctl0n-rooms f1ue collection OF
TREES, FLOWERS, &C., from the nurseries Of
MIR. j: al. Bonnet, Norfolk, Va, consisting In
DWARF and STANDARD PEAR TREES
Large, medium, and snall-size MAGNOLlAS,
A fine collection of RAHE ROSES, FANCY
e. SHRUBS, ROOTS, BULBS, &C.,
A great variety OF EVERGREENS,
IRISH and ENGLISH YEW,
WISTERlAS, GRAPE-VlNES, 4.".
CABBAGE PLANTS, &c. ..H"..a
MIR. BOnnot assures purchasers That this Is the
best time to set out the above.
mhA COOK & LAUGRTON,Au
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25
BY wellington Goddip,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWENTY
- FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT THE HEAD
OF VALLEY STREET, A SHORT DISTANCE
NORTH OF THE WORKSHOPS OF The
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COM
PANY.-At the request of Mr.. Joseph Haver-
straw, shall sell at auction on the premises, on
MONDAY. the 9th OF March, 1871, at 4 O'Clock P.
NJ, TWENTY-FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, To-
Gated as above each about 3Oxl30 feet to alley.
To persons Of limited means these lots offer great
advantages, as they are quite near to the work.
part Of the suburbs where real estate should soon
increase In value. ".<..s
TENNIS: One third cash balance at four and
eight months, bearing interest, &c.
A plat and survey can be seen at my office, and
will be exhibited at the hour of sale.
NH g W. GODDIN, Auct
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s. AHEs OF TIE EFFECTs OF TILE
: BANK on VIRGINIA.
ssSs $50 2 n rstIss--. Il
In ebsdlsncs 70 sdscfes Of the Circuit Court Of
tne unitea statss fes the District Of YirGinia ia
zsTH DAY OF JUNE NEXT.

beginning at 10 O'Clock A, M. AZ fhe court.bosss
door Of said Court, futhe Custom. House otffdi1n.
In the city Of Richmond make sale, for cash, Oh
all the EXPECTS OF the BANK OFViRGINiA,
be- .sstrf!. -. .1gfs4,t= "a. S
allowed are, under said decree, entitled TO set on
at par their claims against any purchases OF said
effects they may make. 80. - ''-Ns
A descriptive list Of said effects may be seen at
the counting. house OF q. G. Tardy, ope5f the nm
dersigned on nth and Dock streets, or ut the Office
OF ID. D. Saunders, on 18th street, between Main
and Bans, Ia Richmond, which the public are I'M
Vited 0 call and examine This List will be print
ed for circulation, and IL Will be advertised nhea
ready. DAVD j. sAUhDERS,a Receivers
=. y. TARDY, Bank Of Va.
NH 25-dtd ~. - :
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BY W. Gotdip,
Auct!oneer and Real Estate Agent
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets

TOT AND FOUR FRAME TE SHs
Ia MEETs IN PIE EAST siLE " pH 10
CLAY STREETS, FoR SALE AT aUCIiav!'c G.
win be sold as auction, on the prennseet +
UFSDAY, the sssh March, isli, " e,nsas.s sa !,
above. with four FEAaED Tg NEMENfs NEE sss
on, now occupied by Mr.. Patrick II. EarseS - his
annual rental Of s3oo. As as iayestm n,,,o.rds
property ofTces great advantages, rs II w, cl.
liberal Per eentsge on what it wii ptoeND''
TERMS :.HaIf cash balance at six ana ''''''
months, bearing late: eat. &C. ,>,,,,ssy
NH 20 ". &ouDlN, AaetivD ~---.
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BY Giubbs i Williams,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
~ UABLE LITTLE FARM OF 36 $40 ACKks
LYING ABOUT ONE MILE EAST UF TIE
CITY OF klCHMOND.-In part execution OF 4
decree Of the Chancery Court Of Richmond. en-.
tered on the eth of. March, 1871, In the case Of
Stuart snd wife rs. DabDe5's administrator. IT,
will sell at auction, upon .hs premises on D =
NkSDAY, the 18th day OF March, at a O'Clock !,
NJ. the farm OF which the late Edward N. DsgSe!
died seized, situated as above, adjoining the BIS.
key property and the land Of Edwin Pleasapls. !!
lies on beautiful table between two ravines, re
most OF Il level, and affording fine view. ls
clipping land has southern exposure, saitaoleios
vineyard or for fruit.
3 The improvements consist OF . framed hoo*
with a brick basement, containing seven roo1s
needing some repairs, and q house or two roons
surrounded by some handsome shade trees.
This property being near aud Of csey access |"
the city should attract the attention Of some pr
son doing business In the city. ~
TERMS One.fourth cash; balaace on cEeea
OF six, twelve, and eighteen months, for peg"
table notes, with interest added, and the tile r.
tanned until the notes are paid.
purchaser to pay taxes for 1871.
.a THOMAS j. EVANS, Commissioned
GRUBBs q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
NH 16--l8,N,23,tdtds
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'EAL STATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

@o>@~ ~~-~N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~S~-~~~
WAL GABLE FARM IN POWHATAN
Y COUNTY At PRIVATE SALE, about 20
miles. Richmond and about two miles from Pow
nata;n station; on Richr,ond and DanvilIe rail-
rod, containing ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
regular succession of crops with special view to
improvement. Soil good and well adapted to the
grasses, grain, and tobacco. Well watered, and
may be divided into several farms. Two dwell
iDgs and other buildings requisite for two settle
mems. Two orchards of the best fruits, mostly
young trees. Win be sold with or without crops.
teams, &c. - - =
Terms liberal. City property taken in exchange
IN whole or In part Payment. Apply to
j. l.. APPERSON,
mn 25-2aWSW Real Estate Agent, &c.
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Bv GrubBs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

GALE OF A PRETTY BUILDING lot
~ AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
,wvIE5EM[AtBLE AND ADAMS sTREETS.-
will sell, upon the premises, the LOT situated as
above, lying opposite 70 the residence Of Mr.. r.
q. Brauer. .s.r - , .-0rf
IL fronts 80 feet on, Venable street. runs back
1874 feet to an alley and Is one or The most de-
sirable lots In that rapidly part of the
city. - - -
TERMS At the sale.
mlI25 GRUBBS b WILLIAMS Aucts
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1EInDOLps Exs snACT nUCag:

rE1,MI,OLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
gives health nd visor to- the frame and bloom to
the na,,id che elk. Debility is accompanied by
,n.nv alarming symptoms, and II no treatme' at Is
submitted to- consumption, insanity, or epil eptic
- ..@a.-@ F'+ (,
ats cnsue- .-..s1-s. ...-
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THOR NON-RETENTION Oh INCON-
THENCE OF UR1NE, Irritation, Inflammation,
or liberation OF the Bladder or Kid neys, Diseases
of the Prostate Glands, Stone in the Bladder, CAL
culus. Gravel, or Btick-dust Deposits, and all
dseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, or Dropsical
sve,,,nps Use HELMBOLD'S Ell UID Elk
TRACT BUCHU. -..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

A NEAT FRAME DWELLING ON
IA CHUECH hill FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
We are instructed to sell, upon moderate terms q
neat two-stOry FRAME DWELLING, cont aining
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.
We are authorized by the owner, whose bust
ness requires that he should make a change. TO
sell or exchange bis suburban RESIDENCE for
city properly. 1t is pleasantly located, and has
every convenience to be desired for the com fort of
family. For further particulars, apply to
RICHARDSON K CO.
nah 22-A ill3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25
BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucfloneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TWO BRICK TENEMENTS ON THE
Il NORTH, SIDE OF CARY, BETWEEN sTH
AND 9Th STkEETS-PAkT OF WHAT WAS
EMY"-FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be
sold at auction, on the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 2ath March, 1871, at O'Clock Z. NJ, the
TWO BRICK TENEMENTs located as above.
one Of which is new one, and contains four good
rooms. and both well adapred for stores and DWELL
ness. .-r0--
TERMS: Ohe-fourth cash balance at 4, 8, and
IL months, for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by q trust deed. W. GODDIN,
mn "a Auctioneer.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATeEn
- COMPANY.-FO K NORFOLK, ,sss4ssSs5p
E0RTsMOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR LAND-
eSgant United States mail steamer
j . II b l. V e TER,
Captain 2. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves company's wharf at Rockets for the
ahoye-named places on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, At SIX O'CLOCK A. M,
and returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur.
days.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North. -
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg On ar
rival OF steamer.
Fare to Norfolk 10 60
Excursion tickets TO Norfolk and return 49,. 400
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and la.
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth Boston Balti.
more, aud principal landings on Chesapeake bay,
aud allregular landings on Jame5 river Ut kEk
SoNABLE RATES. Freight received from a.
ID. till Gp. NJ. '
Freight for way landings must be prepaid f
l.. Ii. TATUM, General kgen.
. sc once. Conn auy's wharf
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TRESH TEAS.-Two chests very I TX
II GREEN rEA tsyo chests eStrs Ace = 70
IRA. WM. q. DANDhIGGE q s s,sss,
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SrEAr tse~.

VIRGINIA STEA MSEllP AND ~
Packer CONF a \ t.-Ihe.HsaSsaex
steamship GEO. Il. UPTON leaves Few \ crk
every SATURDAY.; leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY.
'The steamship VIM. 2. CLYDE lsaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY.
Freight received daily.
ID. j. BURR, President,
fe20 12H Main street.
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- Ii l L A ID + l. PIliA, RiCH-.ISei<lls
sitIp LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
MEEk.-Stea.ners NGHFphk, SaLYoR, and j.
5. GREEN, composing this line Will leave rha-
delphia every WEDN ESJIAS ANA SATURDAY,
and Richmond every MONDAY andTHCkSDnt
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun
days), cheaper than by any other route, for all
parts OF Pennsylvania and New Jersey also for
New Orleans ola Southern Mail Steamship Line
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk at
moderate rates, s..
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
ata.eroom, o..
w. z. PORTER, Agent,
no. 2aE5 Dock street, Richmond.
WIN. z. CLYDE c., Agents,
No. Ii North Wharves, and
fe ID Mo. II South WharVeS, Phiaie! nhta