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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-02

A SINGULAR Discovery We clip the an-
neXed from the Santa Rosa Democrat Of Sat
urday: ut lns been claimed by scientific
men that Russian river at one tune flowed
through Santa Rosa and Pesaluma valleys,
and emptied into San Pablo bay, by way OF
PetaluIna creek A recent discovery made
while boring an artesian well OH the Peta.
luna flats, appears to substantiate this theo-
nv. Nj. Hill, who resides about mile be-
low the city of Petalunm, recently had an
artesian we'll sunk on his place, and when the
depth of two hundred feet was reached, the
drill brought to the surface first the bark and
then the wood of Il redwood tree, in perfect
state Of preservation.
After striking the top bark they bored
through four teet, and brought up the bottom
bark, showing the tree to be four feet in di.
ameter. Another artesian we'll was sunk ten
miles below the one already spoken of, one
mile out on the mafsh, Immediately on the
edge of Petaluma creek, and when about the
same depth the same material was brought
to the surface, also in Il state of perfect pre-
servation. In both instances flowing water
was struck at depth of about two hundred
and fifty feet"
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va. from Mexico.

Nrw YorK, April Ira DIatamoras speci ~
.,rs That there are innumerablc rnmors foi
the reyolutionists straining every nerve 10
raise r money. They arc levying contrlbu-
tons everywhere upon foreigners ana na-
ttives alike, :
san FRANCISCO, April 1.-The steamer
Montana. from Mazatlan March %, has ar
rived. She brings several prominent Next
can rebels, with their families. ~
General Sanchez Ochas, commanding ths
First division of Rocha's army, was captured
at Durango March 18th. He was under or
ders to advance immediately on Mazatlah,
and General Peegl.ira, with his forces, were
at Culiacan awaiting his arrival to cooparatS,
with him. There is no truth In the rePoiteu
defeat of General Rocfa at Iacatccas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-02
BY Lyl:e 6 Brother,
Ancticneers aud Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

WE ARE REQUESTED BY MR.. WILL
w liam A. Walsh. who contelnplates leaving orr
cltY, 10 Onur al PRIVATE SALE the following very
desirable improved and unimproved real estate III
the city ot RichmOnd: ,,o>-
First Those THREE HANDSOME AND CON
yESIESTLY-LOCATE Il Ii j E-S L .
BRICK TENE1IENTS. with nice iron reranda the
cutirc front containing seven rooms each, with I'LL
modern improvements and Kitchen attached, situa-
ted on the cast side Of Tenth near Leigh street; all
al present occupied by good tenants at $500 per an
num-. -- >.lx-
on te cast line OF Ninth street north of Leigh
street. containing eight rooms; Kitchen, &C., at
tlClcd with gas and water on the premises; now
occupied by good tenant ut 100 per annun.
Third BRICK TENEMENT on Mayo near
Broad street, containing SIX rooms; kitchen, &c. !;
now renting for $3.50 PEE annllln.
Fourth Neat BRICK COTTAGE, No. IlS west
Marshall street. containing six 1JunS; kitchen, &c. :
now occupied by Il good tenant.
Fifth. Beautiful BUILDING LOT on Twenty
ninth between Franklin and Grace streets, near
!, Marshall Park fronting 80 by $50 feet.
SIXTH TRACT OF WOOD LAND, in Chester
field county. near Tomahawk station, containing
TWO Hun DRED AND ElGHTY-SEVEN AND
A HALF ACRES.
ii, seldom such valuable property is offered In
the market, and 10 parties Wishing to MAKO"
able investment OF to secure w .Ira Ins. ''-
this offers a most F. - pr';Int2 irSaigences
&C.. a'''~ .-..orr'up opportunity EoT ietHs'
.-.--s or ciiir nj ohf ptirc:
nh :t--t Lyle & BROTHER
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Latest News from Washington.


wAs,1S,;roS, April bl'l was
,o,,orted having Joseph Scgar $4,000 for the
rir If his property at Fortress Monroe
Under objection, tue bill went over until TO-
The Indian appropriation bill was re-
s,lmed.
,,oHsr,-Rills were introduced repeating
the income tax and forbiddinS its collection
for 1871; and repeating the tax OF planos
and reducing the tax on whiskep.
An effort to grt two-thitds vote tof the
supplementary civil-rights bill failed :. -,
The Baltimore and Potomac DEPOT hill
passed bv n vote Of lis to 30.
The bill repeating the law giving portion
of the fines and penalties to informers III IN
tarnal revenue cases was also passeu--l2o
to 48. IN
Mr.. Sheldon asked 10 have an amnesty blu
passed Rof several persons in LOUISIANA
several members sent UP additional names 10
be inserted.
The Speaker required NIL The nantes TO be
read. rcmarkinr that I'm addition 10 The name
of n, B, Vance, of North Carolina, to which
he had called attention some weeks since as
having been put into an amnesty bill, nc nad
been subsequently informed that two other
Objectionable names had been inserted. lie
said he had hoped that all these bills would
BE referred to the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Butler, ef Massachusetts, said there
were over $500 names before that committee,
and that bill would I've reported as soon as
the list of pa,nes was completed.
The Speaker intimated tint he would mere
Utter recognize no member except one OF the
Judiciary Commit1C7, 10 move sllSpcnslonof
The rules n iasS an amnesty bill.
IL was subsequently discovered that the
name of Percy Walker, Of Alabama, once
Secretary Of War to the Confederate GOV
ernment was among those sent up, and on
the Speaker calling attention to il the name
was withdrawn.
The bill was then passed with all the adj
ditional NAMES.
General Items.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-CommlSEloncl
Douglass has gone to Savannah for his health.
Charles L. Anderson has been nominated
collector of tl,e third South Carolina district.
The President leaves tomorrow FOR New
York.
The new depot for the Baltimore and toto-
mac railroad will be l9catsu 1t The corner OF
Sixth and i streets. 1t is stated that all the
materin! Is ready, and the structure Will be
completed in ninety days.
The Commissioner of Commerce to-day re-
ported fayorably upon the nomination Of
John NJ. G. Parker as Surveyor OF Customs
ut New Orleans.
The debt statement shows a decrease
dining tho past month of nearly 1880, 900.
The amount of coin in the Treasury is over
$40, 100000; currency. nearly SlQ,50O,O0O.
j. SelIa Maiten and George L. Rutfln are
here en- route for the colored convention at
New Orleans. They represent themselves
is strong Administration men.
Earl Granville's second letter has reached
here. 1t will TIC read at the Cabinet meeting
tomorrow,
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81 Grubbs & Williams, ,..i1
.Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" NUMBERS OF HANnsossnTs , BV ~ .a,eS1ss
tion Of decree of the Chancery Court OF kc9inSud
entered on 18th July, 1871, in the case OF d9iauu
and wife rs. Ferguson ct ais, the undersigned spe.
sui npos tine
TEN AEHES " the "hardgfoSsn piaGe. TnSf fs ~
said HOLLAND resides, lying tTst without ne iii
Manchcstpr in an elevated and healthy iocaco:;'
overlooking Manchester and Ricbmcna anu ancra-
Ing a beautiful prospect: A.. 5,-,,,,,,o o,d
The land to be sold lies south of the dweiihlg hhu
on tile east side OF BanbIidge street. aud VIII De lad
oil into about SEEENTE-F1FE BEA Iilt VI
RIrIL DING OTIS. each fronting 80 feet an1runblhe
hack 1870 feet 10 Alleys fronting on zoos ftrets'
liz rIaso;i Of eir prominent and pisasahs s.taa
ton and comparative nearneSs TO Inc hauHiaS D ~
and shops in Manchester. Rlchmond ana on be,ie
Isle and on the extension Of Ninth street. ieolhe ~
the free bridge, and about half mile from hdiu
bridge these lots should he sought afFr by pefSo,S
seeLfrg good building SITES at low ,psisfX -Ail9 ~
th.sr Wishing TO invest with feltranC. - "st.a-.
and rapid increase IN value. 81, ,,,o oo,cs of
A plat of the property may oe seeh 1T le oee VI
the auctioneers. ,,a .. t,,. o,gh,
and twelve months for negotiable notes WIN inle
rest added and titles rctineS UNTIL thS GreIt lnsn
| ments art pats x q: Nj fTTEts,s.
| ... Commissioners.
| CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. lnh:s
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x,.,,.r probabilities.

w,su,NeroN, April I.--Ihe H'lolneIeI
will continue rising during the night over inc
S S, Atlantic, Middle, and New England,
States. with hortlerly to westerly winds anu
clone and clearing weather; the latter r, con-
timing on Tuesday. The pressure WIZ con-
time diminishing west Of and over the upper
W;ssissippi valley. with increasing southerly
and cloudy aud very probably threatening
weather during tonight, and extend on
Tuesday over the upper lake region and pro.
bably to the Ohio valley. Easteriy w'nG VINO.
yser;ne 70 southerly, with increased cloudl-
ness, are probable for the Western Gun STATES
On tuesday. An area of low barometer Is
advancing towards the northwest.
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Connecticut Elections.
Smc!al telegram 10 the Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, April 1.-Returns come in
very slow from Connecticut, and the impress
sion prevnis III interested political circles
here That the result is very close, though the
Democrats are generally Inclined to admit
that the Radicals have elected their State
ticket; if not by the people, the Legislature
viii be sufficiently Republican to make this
result, IlaoN.
BY Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, CoSS., April Few re-
turns from the towns in this county show
the losses and gaias for each party evenly
distributed, The vote is generally lighter
than last year.
HARTFORD, April Eight towns III New
EaVen county give Jewell Republican, 2,SGg
votes; Hubbard tDempe,,tt s,3S5; Gillette
(Temperancee 7g3, The vote last year was
Jewell, a1s25 English, 2,447.
Second Dispatch.
HARTFORD, April 1.--Fifty-thre towns out
| Of l66 show u loss to Jewell of 1923 votes.
after adding to the Democratic vote 533 votes
cast in these towns for Gillette, and Al for
Harrison liberal Republican,.
This does not ::iGlude the vote of Hart
ford, whir:i is go plurality for Jewell; nor
of New Haven, which gives Hubbard 5S1
plurality; net Republican gain in these
towns of nearly 1000 votes.
Waterbury, Vernon, and two or three
other towns, will give some Democratic gain.
II looks as if Jewell is elected. ~.
WASHINGTON, April 1.--Private dispatches
received here from Connecticut say that it is
very doubtful if there is an election bv the
people. Governor Jewell shares in these
impressions. Indications arc that the Re-
publicans will gain on their majority in tie
Legislature over last year, when they had 2G
on joint ballot
.#-.... --latest.
New HAVEN, April 1.-The entire Repub.
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A,,s A.or,rs SxrrcH-SuNpAY ScESEsiN
SoSosA.--The Los Angeles star HIS ''''
joined: ,r,.a,v life equal
.,'ea. a,,,c,cd every Sunday in that poF-
t;on Of o,,r CITY known n "Sohoia.
moi NJ our readers arc aware, Sohoi" ,r
h.haod chiefly nv the lower classes VI ou'
nst;~s California population. Nam st,ee;'
the PRINCIPAL avenue passing through ~,
,ined on each side by series o. o'o,'. ia
gambling dcns. and miserable pli'iaIu "nu
drinking bells. As passing ny all oie. WV,
way. the voice Of one calling out ~ Ies"
lar intervals, and deeply Interested cromo
standing or sitting in the interior, p.o-
nounces it to be gambiing-ho'SS, we smr
stands at a small table facing the open door
wnr and Inns IN his hands a tin cyllnder
containing the dice. These ace oeal ns "
representing various animals ana 'eseTn.S,
counterparts of which are suppescu " ,'e os vi.
she cards in the hands Of tho players. a le"
vigorous shakes OF the cylinder, and the
game and -sing>sons call commences. so IN
tent ar,, the PLAYERS in listening to the WORDS
falling from the callers lips, and 10 the carus
wing before them, that the entrance OF
Stranger into the room IS uunoticed, ana con-
sen,ently attracts no attention. n girl oi
some fifteen or sixteen years OF age uttels I'LL
exclamation in Spanish, and after comparing
the dice with her card is pronounced the WIN,
mr. of the "pot." We make our GNU, anu
proceeding little farther up the street, en-
counter q group of Indian woracn congre;SSa-
ted before the very corner saloon where tnet
have undoubtedly obtained the hlhor tnal
has intoxicated them. With dishevelled l'alr,
foaming mouths, and diSordcred and Wtapl-
dated garments, they present disgusting YET
pitiable sight, while their dsscordant voices,
Joining in some Indian song, CRATE harshy
UPON the car. Similar sounds come forth
Kom the open doors and windows OF an aa-
Mining house, indicating the presence OF
Others in like condition. In froet OF row
OF crumbling adobes are a Number OF game
cocks picketed ut regular distances apart.
By-and-by these Will afford amusement TO
their owners by being pttcd one against the
other. They also provide the means by
which the Unsuitable desire to gamble, which
seems to have taken such firm hold Of the
native Californian people, may be gl1tified
PerrEance hand-to-hand fight with knives
will close the days orgies. III striking con-
trast with these scenes Of dCbauchcry and
degradation is that Of II couple of Sisters OF
Charity proceeding from one house Of pow
eriy to another on their blessed mission Of
mercy. feeding the furnishing and comforting
and attending to the wants OF the sick. The
delighted counteranceS of the poverty
stricken inmates proclaim how welcome then
visits are. Such are few of the many SUM
day scores In "Sonora."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-02
BY Wellington Goddin. Real Estate AactioHss''
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

vy,RITsTEES, SALE OF VERY lALDN
i, BILE AND DEsIR1AaIBL, Il; 1870 1DTTGiAmdSD.-i;y
Virtne az deed Of trust bearing date go Jnls.
az acntea IN the subscribers by Messrs, Ho, ,,,,.
Kenf William G. Paine, ald Robert A: rsae'p IT,
chants aud mariners under the style OF hv siInrpd
4 Co. and their wives, duly recorder III y" ~, ritIty
Husting3 Court on the 2sth june aY r.,,h yprl,nal
of us, WIN In execution thereof. ais VIZ =, l,,cor.
Of the survi, Ing partners, proceed 70 sS " r.
nm the premises In the order advertiser. AZ =
nay the nth dny Of April. B1.. cohni.SS ,;.r..
O'clock H. 81 fair. II not, on the hrss TAR rS ,TE
affer the following truly valuable HEAL e
viz, ,,, valuable LOT On
the south side Of Main between E!eyent ~, St 10 ~
streets fronting aoi feet, running bah stn III.
aIley being the one on which iorinern!, - Z Co.
large Cry goods store Of Mcssrs. hsnS a'G RsRICK
Second. The large THREEe s noM doccnr!ed as
BUILDING in rear or IN. HAM Il. Worsham routns
ssS feet on the north side OF Cary sifee''
hsct sia Ieet TO an alley twelve ieet s,s, OF sid
o" Th. The VACANT LAND on INC rt.s .,u.
f.ctory exsentjius 10 Twelfth strtei, s,nnpy
las fees ON the north s!ae q o oaoS.td ai,cy.
back OH feet to the said ELL, l,ns OF Twrlth
s h,..an Main and Cary streeta. ifonlihs Nv
50 feet. r,,nnng back about lse ieet. hove fronting
DttsStyh THE IOT IN rear OF The asose,
.,xn n1Icys and running back ah0n. - iS SEsSrEHT
'Sjsfh. Thc LOT, with a FEA3nE ff,oniipS cn
thereon, In rear OF the bainfn ,a ,s, from Us IN
th. north Side Of Cypress alley isY ieeS 5 ise,.
tarasinn With MAYO street., running SssA S,Si,e
Mans OF the foregoing real estate WIN -
TnSnr into consideration the lasano, ~ rerl
ooing real estate IL seldom occurs t T., the S,litrc
property L. offered at aneu'h -
n "sspsrt OF the ety. ;,a, - i, psyiisu-
.'.fs allG 0tlckS - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-02
BY Wellington Godlih,
Auc,ioneef a'la Rk'ti Estate Agssi,
rnrnnr Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF "A LARGE
" AND VALUABLE ;ToBAGyGYo :! FACTORY &; orr,
AND OTHER BUILDINGS ON THE EAST side
or SEVENTH BETWEEN GARY AID CANAL
STREETsyf-RH cirtts of decree Of the Circuit
Court s. Richmond pronounced on the Sd of July
1853, in the case of Anderson, &C., against Anderson
Be- the undersigned surviving commissioners, IN
further execution thereof, will offer for sale at pub,
lie auction on the premises, on TUESDAY the %
Of snrii ls7s mt half-pas. o'clock 2. ~. the large
TIlHRiEE-SToRY BRICK TDt;ACCp FACTORY,
covered with slate, 40 by!se feet OH The east line OF
Seventh bstwEeh Cary hnd Canal streets, now 9ceu-
nicH Ey 5tr. Duvid Baker, Jr. Also. the adjoining
fOT on the north, with sercra; BRICK BUILD
INGS ON II. used rs office. workshop, &c.
The factory will he sold with ffty-four feet front,
leaving n vacant space on each side, and the other
iot with sixty-sI feet front, cach running back one
hundred and thirty feet 10 all alley.
Thc location or this property so heay. the basin
randers r. Internationally verb ya,uabIo Tile factory
thoilgh needing Some repairsiis nevertheless most
exre!lelit .nns: ~; :;
and eighteen months for. negotiable notes Interest
added and title retained till all the pnrchase''pneS
il maid, and until the further nfFles: lle coIrt
" ANDREW JOHNSTON,
WM. r. WYNN,
JOHN o. STEGER,
NH o3-td5 Surviving Commissioners.
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FORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL ], 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanpke, Couch, New York, merchandise
and passengers. J. w. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer e. b. UPTON. Roberts New York, mer--
chandlse and passengers, Virginia Steamship ana
Packet Company. ,, =
steamer TaiIsadc. Nelson Eorru!k, merchandise
and passengers, W. Z. Brett agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza HancoX. Clifford. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. Is. Tatin, aeent.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE, March 3o.-Arrived schooner Gliaa
Jaimascu. from Richmond.
Foe; HuRSS.-Thc Secretary Of the Treasury has
issued n circular order in relation to fog horns. i'll
which the circular Of November 0, 1871. designating
the A nderson and Van Trump fog horns as standard
instruments for use on all water craft other than
steam vessels. Is revoked: The Secretary In hiS
circular states thai upon full consideration. he Is OF
opinion thai the iutcnt of the act of Congress Ut
February .. 1911, is to leave the selection OF nstr,-
nents TO the masters owners OF sailing vessels.
and 70 REQUIRE only the Use of instrument pro-
flucng sound cqulvaientto that of steam whistle
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BY coos q Lauahtm, Aiictionecrs'
corner Governor aa,G franklin streets.

H. corner Governor, ana Franklin streets.
ROSEWOOD PIANO, LARGE AssoRT-
! G,MEMT OF HousETIoI FUR RsIFI nk y
FISH, BUTTER, &C., AT AUCTlOSs-IHLsu Aa
a 10 O'Clock we VIII sell as onr arstol.rooms. !, 60.
lf.atie by Wailace-a fine instrument; -. = ;,
ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, and MAHOGANY t SAb.
1NETS and W ASHSTANDS, with marble SLABS
ROSEWOOD and WALNUT BEDSTEADS:
ROSEWOOD and WALNUT 3ARBLE-TOP Ia
Ono MALNgT GREEN REPS PARLoK SUIT;
One WALNUT IiAIR-CIOTH PARLOR SUIT;
Four COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS;
WALNUT and OAK EXTENSION TABLES
MAHOGANY and STAINED W&RDROBES;
Superior FEATHER BEDS; *s:s' q"
DOUBLE and SINGLE MATTRESSES; ..
One superior RUSSELS CARPET;
CANE and WOOD CHAIEs and ROCKERS;
ROUND WALNUT Tables
MAHOGANY SOFAS, CHAIRS, and ROCKERS;
Several excellent KEFRIG ORATORS:
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally: sr =
.t-..s ..s.a.4.. III s..s ALSO, !. ..,,:yE
q barrels CLIPPED HERRINGS; -.
10 half batrHis, ROE HERRfSGS;
30 hCgs gobd BUTTER: L,..E1
COOK & LAUGHTON,
up2 Auctioneers.
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New York Items.

Tbirty-two cases of smallpox have been
reported since Friday; deaths, eisntesh.
The Brooklyn Health soaIa tG-aa sy,. Oh,
ds,eq pw d the to ns sSane to of 1S n ' ad
tional corps of vaceinators. -,
An initial meeting Ct Manufacturers OF
Theoretically sealed goods was held mere 10,
day and u committee appointed TO report
list of officers next Friday. inc h.ls OF Ut
organization will be the tul'eyors' Associa'
ton. 1885,. ..
At 80 ?. NJ. Professor Morse continued
very low. He sleeps at times but is CONSCIOUS
when awake.
f. u. Volt was shot dcau to-day by
discarded sweett&aft:- ....
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SELEN1TIe MoxTAR.-Colone Scott, of South
Remington, England. has invented mortar,
for which several advantages IRE claimed
1t is made by simply mixing with the water
used in the preparation of the mortar small
quantity Of sulphate of lime in the form OF
either natural gypsum or plaster of Paris
burnt gypsum). Instead Of sulphate of lime,
prote-sulphate Of iron (green vtrioD may be
used, or better still, sulphuric acid, for the
secret Of the process is the effect produced
by this acid. However, sufficient acid is con-
TUNED in gypsum to accomplish the end
desired, and the use of gypsum is much
the most convenient. The mixture is
prepared in the pan of the ordinary M
tar mill: lime Is added, and, 90
ground for three or four rs ..vr.
burnt clay, or othr" --.Ver Being
and the Who'll" ,no,. -.:,lautes, the sand,
more. " ara r,.'.s suentS are added
Ve inf; aus ordinary lime is u zen min ..es
bricI ay, and can be used o fan ,hieh sets
thar kaaying or in plasterinp ~ Concrete sg ~
tbna tr aae prepared in to- ut cheaper rate
Yin take ~ St twice. :: seia % "r Sublime Lime
e Of fourteen we sy Portland
arts saad containing one na,e while selen
eisht pounds w ta Of one hunds s sp na
- overcome adSes;o,, AUG
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nvT.D. H,rrlsoi,, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE y: REAL ESTATE N Z ALE AhEX !,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In ALEX <.
Y ANDRIA. VA. FOR. SALE; ne , tEMM ny
A. at ~ o'clock NJ at the front door Of the CUSTOM
house. Alexandria, va. the UNDERSIGNED ~ oom ,,.S
sioncrs of the Circuit Court Of AleXnndria county,
VA under the authority Of decree passed at te
February special terms 1850 Of saaa CONT Tn ID pa s
ii snt re- Ssidsn: WiIesk CO. 20 gf deesndsas
win offer for sale at pn6c alStoTs tne .oii1i VIZ
SITSbRY PIECES OF real. ESTATE In ana
near Alexandria, described IN sad decree |r,yrs-
Also. n large amount Of BONDS OF The ChEc-
Af 5isy' ( E. ASD OHIO CANAL COMPANY.
oe tn nnrchase money to be paid In cash the resi-,
due oe equal at tSs s; p sTeISe ah 10
Give his hond with good personal surety the tlc 70
retained m pSSpEsJt o da, ne pay
1cnt of any one of the deferteh iE:taments, taxee
for s to b pasa ~ we
endorsed negotiable note ut SIX months bearing IN
tere5t. r'st If SaE, irnI III REACH
100 o,,i,ds. ..tos; Commissioners.
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BY Lee 6. Goddln, Auctloneers,
No. iil3 Mali street..

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
i ON FRANKLIN AND TWENTY-NINTH
STREETS, ADJOINING THE PROPERTY OF
BE Be If OF oF c'A fi G. " ALLEN AND
OVERLOOKING LIBBY HILL PARK, FOR
SALE AT, AuCTI0H.4.th TUESDAY, I'd day of
April, isfs, we VIII sell at public auction, on the
premises nj Il O'Clock 2. NJ, those three truly desi
raie and elgibly located BUILDING LOTS stu
ated ~ described above. These LOTS commence at
the northeast corner of Franklin street and run In
northwartIly direction % feet on Twenty-ninth
street, and extend back, within pHrallrl lines, III
feet 70 esys tlps giving 80 feet front to each Oh
TwahtS-ninth street. -,
This property is in 4 most desirable neighborhood
and should attract the attention Of those desiring to
walk Of the business centre Of the city.
TERMS, Onerfourth cush :; residue at 49, and II
months, for negotiable paper, per cent, interest
added, and secured by trust diced.
NH 90 LEE E tiODDIS, Auctioneers.
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81, BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
No. lilo Main street.

T,,RtJsfEE's SALE OF A HOUSE AND
IOr N THE CRY OF RICHMOND AT
auCTio TO Virtue Of deed Of trust executed
by william Henry James and wife, March 1ad, is ~
sSrbsd dsfatlI hays bse Trade Iii tile payment q
said note and at the request Of the sag
deed. shall, on SATURDAY the 9Th DAY oI Aprint
ysTs mt O'Clock p NJ CELL on the premises, ue pro
erty therein conveyed and described situated on te
north side Of Leigh between Twentye,ghtRR T sne
~ dTe ~ aTRE OF GRoUND more or less, with 4
small. BRICK HOUSE thereon. III. ~ 4,
TERMS 0negaf sas aBes On sS s5si AZ, q SIX ss
cursn a oy u "eeo " LANES M. TAYLOR. Trustee.