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SAMUEL R. NUCKoLs.
= THE EPIS SOCIAL co

"a IAIE u 4 > = o n II UNIV EN-
n T1ON-To the members OF the above body,
(many of whom strangers in our city,
we respectfully extend an invitation to call
at our Boot Shoe and Trunk Saloon, 70 Main street.
where we will De pleased to show them as COM
pete assortment of articles in on line and at az
moderate rates, can be found at any other house.
Please call at No 70, three doors below Dooley's
Hat Store.
my l9 WHITE g. PAGE.
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WHITE g. PAGE.

NESTS, VESTS.-Just received al NJ l34,
Main street, large assortment Of
Plain and figured white Maiseies Vests
Fancy do do
Buff linen do
Fancy and black figured silk do
Also, large and rich assortment of white, brown
and fancy Linen Drill, Tweed Cashmere, black
twilled Camblet, Qined,) Drapd Etc, fancy French
Cashmere and black sing lie mil Cashmere Pants;
blue. black and brown twilled French Cloth, Drap
de Etc, black twilled Camblet elk warp Alpaca,
white check and brown Linen, Searsucker, and
extra fine grass liosn Sack and Frock Coats. All
in want of the greatest bargains, in good and well
made Clothing. respectfully solicited to call at
the CASH store OF J. D. GOODMAN,
No l34 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
my 30
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Presbyterian General Assembly.

WASHINGTON, May 20.
The Presbyterian General Assembly met
this morning, fully attended.
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SOTICE.--At a meeting of the President
and. Directors OF the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Raj. Road Company, held the 9th
April. 80, il WAS
RssoIred, That dividend of 81 per cent be de-
cared on tn stock of the c. mpany, payable on
and after The lst May next e. the Oce of the Com
pany, in tie City Of Richmond.
a6 30 c. " e.. MACMURDO, TT.
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SAILING OF THE EURoPA.-The Europa
sailed from New York on wednesday, with
So. goo in specie
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IPPINCOTT,s CABINET uI.To

,iap,rr III CABINET HATH.
4 A. niEs OF The UNITED States vri,,sr y 4.
w.t. uS aa.nrL and VIM Carpenter. Hissor;e. q
62K cents. no" feady-each
In this series Of histories the su,ha~ -,
sentlng concise but accurate usrrssiv wn.e pre-
nencpe 10 b a esen 5.a,s viii give greater pro-
dangers which continually lowered sr,i'.. Inc
early coionists; the stirring romance az rr a ne
iearessiy amid peril the incidents of bordar 80
.se adventures OF hardy pioneers the keen
lacH, ana prompt retaation-all these having bsa
sn important Influence upon the formation Of the
aeIiIsn character, are TO be faithfully recorded
WINE ,he progressive developments of the citizens
OF eseh individual State from the rough forest life
OF the earlier day to the polished condition of the
present, WIZ exhibit picture of national expansion
as insttuctng as it is interesting Books sent bv
mail when desired. II
my 90 HARpoI e. u1rppAy
THE NAPOLEON BALLADS. BY BON
Napoleon, now first translated into plain English
25 cents $3.50 f '>"siiS"
Putnam's Series, No Z, book for a corper nv
Leigh Hunt-25 cents -
me e sunny Side or the Country Minister'S Wife
my 90 6 H. WEST BROTHER
R0Is, AND CHILDREN,S SUMMER
- nATs.-5 cases Boys and Cbildrenis sum.
lner Iats just received at the New Store, GO Main
ALso-A great variety of Housekeeping goods
such as ePNs sooos'
embroidered Muslin Curtains.
Linen Damask Table Cloths bleacba -
bieached Damask Napkins,
Hds Eye Diaper; Dimities and Cotton Fringes.
Marselnes Quilts, colored and Wholesome yerv
handsome and some very cheap,
1914 = inen sheeting,
10 4 and 12-4 Eleached and unbleached Cotton do
Pillow Case Linen,
huckabuck Toweling and Towels,
Bed Ticking of every grade also
A large assortment of Embroideries
And an endless variety of goods usually kept in a
Dry Goods Store all of which will be offered at as.
tonishingly low prices. All we ask is a call from
all in search OF desirable and cheap goods
my20 HART e. MOSES,
THE VINE SAP TUBACCO.-Gente.
L men fond Of something nice in the way of
! Chewir Tobacco, are invited to call at BENNETT
d BEERS, Druggists, Main street, and try piece
of the "Wins Sap
1t has been used by many judges and pronounced
equal to any in the city Ii is natural Tobacco, en-
tirely free of any sweetning extraneous matter
1t possesses rich fine favor, is made of a splendid
crop OF Oronoko Leaf and is mild that it does moi
affect the nerves or disorder the stomach.
Also, DR. Saunders Lynchbur Tobacco
Do Harry of the West do
few boxes left of the old particular lot for those
who have been in the habit of using it, my %
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aU NEW AND FASH IONA Ii l. L
AHATS.-Just opened at my store, on Main
ST. opposite the City Hotel, several cases Of Hos.
suth and straw Hats. Of the latest fashion for
summer wear. | have also On hand, and are con-
stanuy manufacturing, gentlemens' silk and Piu. h
Hats, Masters and Misses Hats, Caps. &c, at
the lowest CASH prices. Call and examine the most
extensive assortment of the kind in the city.
my Colin JAMES COLLINS.
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= 70INII.,IONER', SALE OF REAL

I rsTaTF In fIF.siapce OF decree ef the
circnii Cont OF Chancery Tor HenTico County,
pronounced en- The 10Th day o; March 1882, in su
therein pending, uuGer the sigle OF George, &c,
against brown. sc, shall, on Tuesday, the 10Th
dsv Of June next. at O'Clock in the afternoon,
oroceed 10 SELL ON the premises, at public auction,
n the highest bidder. the House Lot situated at
the co Of Leigh ard 9Th streets in the city of
Richmond, which was formerly occupied by James
f. Heath. and which was conveyed By the said
Heath and wife 10 me, by deed bearing date the
2st day OF December Ie45, ana Of record in the Of
hee OF the Court Of Hustings tor the city of Rich
mnnd.
Terms Of sale-0ne-third each, one-thiFd in six
months, aud the residue in nine months from the
day OF sale-the purchaser giving negotiable notes
Tor the deferred payments, and tue title TO be re
tanned until conveyance is directed by the coaIi
my i2--dtds JOHN o. STEGER
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DRY GOODS.-WILLIAM Z. WARREN il
II Offering at his sand, l4l Eagle Square, full
| assortment of Dry Goods for ladies' and gentle.
mems wear His Dress Goods department COM
prises choice patterns OF Bareges, Tissues, Barege
de LANES, &c, in the hanc soonest combination of
colors and in the department tor gents wear can
be found complete and desirable assortment of
Cloths Cassimeres, Drillings &c. In Gloves, En-
broideries and Hosiery his stock offers satisfactory
inducements. In connection with the above viii
be found supply OF beautiful Mantilas OF various
styles and in different coors; Also black silk Man
tilla Lace. my lS-t20iu
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. TO THOSE VANTIN {:

NJ 0TICE.-The Baptist Anniversary meetings
II viii commence III Norfolk Gu Friday morning
4tf June
am requested to notify all who propose to at.
tend that meeting, that committee OF the Churches
here have made arrangements vita the proprietors
Of the boats Curtis Peek and Augusta, to take pas
sengers and issue tickets board the boat for the
trip. for So (ucals charged seue! ae.) The steam
boat Augusta mas been taken of TO be reftted, but
WI commence running again in time for return
passengers.
The Curtis PEEK leaves here on Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at o'clock A, NJ.
CHAS WORTHAM
my2l Baptist Book Depnsitary
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go, NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF
ss>S@A the Stockholders Of the Richmond red
ericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company will
be he al the Office Of the Company, 10 the city of
Ricamoud, on Monday, the ; 81 May, lo52, at -
o'clock N.
Rp 80 c. W. MACMURDO, TT.
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CHILDRENs UNDER sHIRTs,-chiI

rHILDRENS UNDER SHIRTS Chill
~ drens Gauze Merino Cnder Shirts;
Ladies' do do. do. do.
Do. silk do do do.
Gents Gauze Merino do. do.
Do Silk and Lise thread do. do.
All kinds of Ladies', Children's and Gentemens
Hosiery, d full supply kept constantly for sale by
CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP,
nv l3 SO, Main street.
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GALE OF STORE AND DWELLING ON ORE.
y CON BILL-W,l be sold on Monday, the
Oath day Of May, 1852. upon the premises, COM
mencing at 5 O'clock. the new Brick Stare and
Dwelling Oregon Hill recently occupied By Mr.
Andrew Wray.
TERMs-One-.hird cash balance al aud mos
for approved endorsed negotiable paper or title re.
tain d. By request Of the trustee.
myi7 w. GODDiN, Aucr.
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LIBEL CAsE.-The libel case of the United
States against D. Alma, for false assertions
against the character of Madam Tochman,
formerly Appolonia Jagello, was taken up in
the criminal court of Washington, Wednes-
day.
The defence asserted that no evidence was
produced Of the publication of libel in the
county OF Washington, under the jurisdiction
of this court, and therefore the case should be
dismissed. The legal point was lengthily dis
cussed by the counsel, and the court decided
that the case should 90 on, and il accordingly
proceeded, aud was not concluded at the hour
OF adjournment.
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BY JOHN X. d. PAYNE, salesman.

DOR RENT OR LEASE.-The farm for
L merry occupied by Robert P. New, decd 1t is
situated on The New Bridge Road, one and half
miles from the cry Of Richmond II contains 81
acres Of good tIlabIe land, half Of which has been
highly improved. 1t has large aud comfortable
brick dwelling, kitchen, smoke house, barn,
stable, and other convenient cut houses. II has an
excellent well Of water. ard is situated in healthy
and agreeatle neighborhood The farm viii be Of
fered upon The pr misses on TUESDAY, the 18th Of
the present month, (Nay) al hall past O'Clock.
The lease VIII be extended i've years.
nv Is OTIS JOHN K. D. PAYNE.
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DRESS GOOOS.-We cave lust
~ received large and beautiful assortment of
n; uooos, purchased at the North for the cash.
house In this city: Grape Shawls, plain and EN-.
broldered; Barge de Lame. good quality. at 10
cents; French Calico, % inches wide fast ca1ors
OF cents; Changeable Silks. rood quality, rs cents
Rich Brocade Silks; fine Ginghsms 500 parasols
of all kinds, at great bargains; French Worked
Collars. l21 cts Lace Sleeves.
Those who wish to buy the cheapest Goods In
this city, call at
JACOB A. LEWIS Cheap Stores,
Is and SO Main street
5000 yards Lawns, from sixpence to the finest
French. my II
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EARM FOR sALE.-We have FARM Of
L sixty acres, u few miles out on the Mechanics.
vile Turnpike which is in good condition for eul.
tiyation, ard has on il Peach ard an Apple OR.
chard; plenty OF Wood and Wster bur no build.
ings Apply as. TOLER COOK,
my 20 General Agents.
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EERMOLINE-tor Puddirgs, Pies Blanc
L Mango, Cruel Jees &c-This article, now
first presented to the public. is compose, of the
choicest, most nutritious, iarinaceous substances,
and is suited to the palate of the epicure the feeble
digestion ofinvads, or the delicate stomach # the
infant Its digestibiity recon- mends it as a safe
summer food of unapproachable exec lence Full
directions accompanying each package. For sale
by ADIE GRAY
m 1S-pod0U Mai
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BY TOLER & C00K
SHERWOOD AT AT7yTvo>,

- view larger estate, shaIl sell =. having In
tne premises at 10 O'Clock, On THURSDaYh' 81. On
I0th day OF june my Sherwood planta,ion - a sne
acres situated four miles east of Richmond on ~.
Williamsburg road Should that day be too nclsm ,e
sale day "'A oe
The Improvements, which are of the irst order
very much enhance the value of this productive
farm: There being about l25 acres of heavily tim
6ered land, enough wood might be sold to pay fifty
per cent of the sum for which the land may sell
L. B. STARKE.
lOLER d COOK. AuctlOneers. nv lQ-fds
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500 000 WORTn READY MADE DE

600 600 WORTH READY MADE
- O.oOO CLOTHING AT AND BELOW
COST FOR CASH.-The subscribers having de-
term!ned u close III their business IN Richmond by
the lst of June, viii sell off their stock OF Clothing
without regard to price, for cash Now is the time
to get bargains as we are determined to close our
business in Richmond by that time. Wholesale
dealers in Clothing are invited 10 give CALL as
great inducements will be offered. Don forget
the No, q Main street
WEISIRFELD g. CO.,
nv 2l-3l~ Virginia CIothinp Store.
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n AUCThJN.-Will be soid. az the Floyd House,
Opposite the american Hotel, on THURSDAY, the
27th inst. al 9 O'clock, large amount OF House.
hold and Hi chen Furniture, consisting OF the usual
variety in large establishment and mostly new
and handsome.
Terms Of sale.-Surns under $50 cash. $50 and
upwards, months credit tor negotiable paper, sat
siactorily endorsed.
my * =" "
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NEW MUSIC, MAY II, FOR rIANO
~ FORTE AND GUITAR. w. RANDOLPH
i2l Main street, has just received further supply
Of the latest aud most fashionable Music, for the
Guitar and Piano Forte. Amongst them are the
following The Hour of Prayer by Mrs Hemans
Music by Nelson Searcher OF Hearts, Thy Will
be Done. by Y Wallace Annie Laurie, as sung by
Jenny Lind, Music by Dun; Katy Darling,
Favoiite Song; Nelly Bly,; Wait for the Wagon,
for the Guitar and Piano; Do Not Love Thee;
Sweet Annie Of the Vale; Would Not Die in Sum
ner Time; How Can | Leave Thee; &c 'c to-
gether with great variety of P0lkas Airs Rondos,
Marches, VALUES, and Variations, from the most
eminent composers. New Music received every
week The usual deduction made TO Teachers and
Professors of Music. Orders will meet with prompt
attention, If addressed TO
my2l j. w RANDOLPH
MACHINERY STEEL, "Naylors" best
VI full supply of all sizes, receiving this morn
lag for sale BY G J. sINTON a. CO.,
Sign OF the Circular Saw,
my2l II Main street
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THE MAINE Liquor LAw.-On Wednesday
the Governor OF Massachusetts vetoed the
Maine liquor law bill which had passed the
Legislature. This act of heroic bravery on
the part ct the Governor occasioned, says the
telegraph, great rejoicing among the tiplers
and tavern keepers" who were making ar
engagements to fire five hundred guns on the
common. The Senate, however, in the peni.
tude OF its Indignation, endeavored to pass the
law in spite otthe veto, but failed by a vote
of % to Is. new bill was then introduced
to meet the Governors principal objection,
passed aud sent 10 the House of Representa-
lives.
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EW GROCERY STORE.-The under
y signed having located at No. 29s Broad street,
next door to Matthews g. Timberake, for the pur-
pose of conducting General Grocery business,
takes pleasure in announcing to HE friends and the
2u bic generally that he is prepared to furnish
any article Usually found in Grocery Store, and
having purchased mis- stock exclusively for the cash
enables him TO sell on the most reasonable terms
for cash only.
nv l5-6t* SAMUEL Z NICHOLS
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GRAIN MEAsURER'S NOTICE.-My
~ residence is on Doth street, between Main and
Grace Streets office at George Merriam, Esq also,
| a slate may be found al Messrs. Bradley g. Bro
theirs, No "a Main street. where all orders will be
promptly attended TO. l.. Ii. LUCK,
my Got Grain Measurer
NOCHiTUATE CREAM STOCK ALE.
~ 80 bbls. OF stock Ale for summer Tor sale
by JUAN PIZZINI,
my 10 Next door to the Exchange Bank
SPRING GOODS.-Jlst opened large and
~ fashionable assortment OF sprias Uiolnins;
also, large assortment of new style Cloths. Cas-
simeres, Vestings, &c, something really new
an ! rich Gail and examine, at M 100
mh 80 L. B. SPENCE
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF WILD
" CHERRY AND WOOD NAPHTHA, most
excellent remedy for coughs colds &c. for sale by
my2l f J. PICOT
III AEDEN'@ HORSE POWDERS.-Use
these celebrated Powders ii you wish to keep
your horse in fine order and free him from worms.
They win be found to be the best in for sale By
Lny2l f. J. PICOT, Druggists.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

VALUABLE DIV ELLING HOUSE &
v SEVERAL VACANT LOTS ADJOINING
THE CITY STRING FOR SALE AT AUCTION
wa be sold on saturday Afternoon, the 22d
day CT May, 1882, upon the premises. CONNIE ncing
at O'Clock that large Brick Dwelling With all the
out buildings attached thereto, adjoining the City
Spring, now in the occupancy of Mr. Samuel c.
Greenhow The lot has front of 50 feet on 9Th
street, and extends in rear about j. 0 feet After
which, viii be sold handsome building Lots lying
to the North Of the above. 5ronting 80 feet each,
and one fronting lis feet on the west line Of 9Th
street, and IunpHg back 200 teec to the east line OF
7th street, on which they have a front also. The
convenience OF the above property TO the central
part Of the citv, its quiet and rural neghborhyod,
render it peculiarly valuable to persons who desire
to reside in retired and pleasant part OF the city
TERMs-One-third cash balance at and 2 years
Tor gotable notes Gntcrest aGded) secured by
trust deed.
my 10 w. GODDlN Auctr.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
CoMmIssIoNER,s SALE or SMALL

fIUMMISSI0NER,SS ALE or SMALL.
" FARM NEAR RICHMOND--In pursuance n
county OF Henrico, made on the 9Th day Of March
1882 In suit therein pending, styled Royster and
wife against Brett's Exr and others shsl, az the
commissioner therein PANIED, offer for sale at public
ssu a on the premises, on Monday, the 2Ist
Oh June next, at O'Clock, P. NJ If fair, If not
csI IN tne next fair day thereafter tract or par
s;.,;,L Land, with the improvements thereon, con.
in ,hss 81 good dwelling and other buildings, lying
c,r of county Of Henrco, about mile east OF the
sres, = . n,cnmond commonly known as the are.
and estima.sa occupied by Hutson Brett, deed,
in twa as OF sALE-ouefourth cash: the balance
good endnrsn .ns'aiments for negotiable notes with
sdded sn5 ,h at and IL months, with Interest
directed by the Court. uhui conveyance is
my 2l-2awtds G q cp,sr
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II HARDWARE AT COST-The subscriber.
intending to discontinue the sale of Hardware, and
wishing to have necessary alterations and repairs
made in the Store, preparatory to combining them
selves exclusively to the sale of Dry Goods, win
sell at cost, or cash, approved negotiable notes,
At four months, their large and desirable stock of
both Dry Goods and Hardware
:, merchants, planters and others, viii had it to
tner interest to examine this excellent stock of
retail - 0tsei "aotcS"'o Va
THOMAS L. CHARLES ELLIs&Co,
&c Gus Main
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ENOEt SALE nrst Iste COW, II application
l. be made at once.
| FOR HIRE-A dining room Servant BOY and
an excellent COOK WOMAN tor the balance of
the year. Possession given LIST June. Apply at this
| office. my IL thu
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1rrirnl ofthe Steamer Isabel

CHARLESTON, May I9.-The steamer Isabel
4ss arrived. with Havana dates of the 10TH
The ii--'sud was quiet, but some fears was still
felt OF an m.aS.dn.
A considerable advance had taken place in
sugar; sales of Muscovado a, 4 a 5 rails. The
shipments TO European ports were large. Coffee
and molasses quiet.
The steamer Philadelphia, from Navy Bay
for New Orleans, and the United States frigate
Saranac and sloop of war Albany, from Penss-
cola, had arrived al Havana.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON CATHARINE
IL SIRE EFT, AT AUCTION-Will be sold, on
Wedne sday next, the Goth inst, upon the pre-
misses, commencing at 5oclock, P. NJ, frame ten
ement on the sOuthside of Catharine street, near
Muntord street. short distance beyond the cor
poration line, and adjoining the residence of r. j.
Blunt Esq This house las been recently built
and rents readily.
Terms made known at sale By reqcest of the
owner JAS. NJ. TAYLOR,
my 70 Auctr
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BY JAMES Nj. TAYLOR.
INRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND

hUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
= LOT ON CLAY STREET-By virtue of a
deed OF trust executed to the subscriber by M. G.
Hentry, dated 18th August, 1850, and duly recorded
IN Henr,co County Court, to secure a certain debt
tneren mentioned, SHALL the request ofthe ben.
enelafy named therein, on TUESDAY, the LIST June.
upon the premises, at 5 o'clock. p M sell N the
highest bidder the property conveyed by said deed
being lot OF gruund fronting 30 feet on K street.
naar its western termination, and running back I5O
1eet6 inches, to an alley l5ieet wide, on which lot
stands frame house, recently built and now in the
be unquestionable, but as trustee shall convey
with the usual warranty only.
The terms, which will be in cordance with the
deed, will be very favorable, and will be made
known on the day of sale
nv 2;l-dts JAMES AZ TAvI np r.
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y ICN NUND and DANVILLE RAIL.
Ii ROAD.-EXCUkSION TICKET On and
after Thursday, May Goth, Excursion Tickets VIII
te Issued overthe Richmond and Danvil!e Railroad
Fare from Richmond To the Ju notion and back
the same day, 50 81 children under three years OF
aye free from three to twelve years, half price.
The cars leave tbs depot every morning, except
Sunday, at Z, A. M returning, arrive at Richmond
at las P. NJ
nv 10 JOHN II. OSBORNE. Supt
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EORTY.FIVE BTII-OINc I.oTs n,

E'ORTf-FIVE BGlLDING LOTS ON
L UNION HILL AT AUCTION-Will be sold
On ioEoDA next, the 25th inst, at O'Clock, N,
on the premises, forty five Building LOTS ON Union
Hill, near Asbury Chapel varying III size from 30
TO 50 tee at the wish off the purchasers located on
goth, 9th and 25tE streets, and on o, and Vena.
bic streets; ALSO 263 feet of ground, beautifully stu
ated on tr east side of Goth street. between and
streets, on Church Hill, surrounded on three sides
by the property of John Watkins, Esq, to be laid
on into lots to suit purchasers. These are the most
desirable lots in the whole neighborhood of Union
Hill, and are the only ones which can be now OBJ
tanned in that neighborhood, and beautifully To-
Gated for residences.
Tenns-One-third cash, balance at six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes, interes. included Sc
cured Dy trust deed
my 20 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auct.
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SsHEET LEAD. Dy the ron cut 10 su.t tae
~ purchaser, Tor sale by
VI. s. IL G DOMAIN,
nv 10 No l9 Pearl street
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AUCTION SALFS
This UAl.

NJ UEUhGE j. SUMNER.
NTOCh OF GROCERIES At AUG.
~ TON On FRIDAY MORNING, 2Ist instant,
commencing at 10 o'clock, at the store of Mr. Ely
son feroy, corner OF Broad and 18th streets,
Church Hid WHO'S declining business. viii be sold
at auction his entire stock of Groceries consisting
OF the usual variety. Terms cash
my 20 GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr.
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