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fess sl1sI!4rss IN Ioto, ory Class a-cspisI,
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No., NO. s,txe cha Place, RIehmona.T "a
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- FRANCE & &C.: so. GOVERNOR STREET,
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bo drawn in Feb
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snsl ISl 200
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NANUFACIn:.t.R> AID WHOLE ALE AM kElA'
DEALERS
ROOTS, SHOES. CARPET BAGS. i'it lIihS. &c.
saENiEIvrOS & BROTHER, l6i Mans street 81" 20 ss,.
rusIrr Exchange nans. respectfully ln'ic tan HSS
GERS the rud tile pubic generally call aud Ell
cyap.e aud c1mp. as'VI!ir q" :.iitl H. S~-
M. line pm viii hr guM 70 BE- 10" y hae Of
any her house by the rEgl '"z.u OK cSte The
embraces
Gent rnru's dress Shoes. Caters an! BooIres
Ccacucns cali, Nip and stout iioots and Bonires
Youths Boots and liuntrcs, OF many kim.
Servants BrcEucs. bound AMI u.bJuri
Ia,,es' Shoes. BuskIns Ki,!-. Jenny l.lnds &c.
IaJes' black. bronze ard rooredt:aitcrs
aud BJo,ce- Tor servant women Various Styles
and ChIlirens Shoes Ia G;ral variety
Trucks, plain Leather ami Hair Trunks
luiw ..!ch Offered NJ ~" lowest rates
- "EiILKrUN \ BROTHER,
l2-ly No. III NAN i hii"'si' iN'dli@' bih-.
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The undersigned glad his old Fsnds Tmu "ans
kindly mai oni,rd him during the SIX years al .e %
Ectniy of WIN, Drown and but rene" 10 Men 10, II. nm
merchants generally his pledge Of unng enofs 70 su ~
i"''hui'y' anu IL ii'es'" 90 NV 80 WIN H. PEARSON,
=, Formerly of Richmond.
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lsi Az t.cJr" Gnn"' C,ss'rr,rl c"gn
T. afr !-:i "a: January. l..j. u, the - ie"na1
. H~s F"GU. ue Ug!c
eel. tistrA CONT io.S' " 1T
NiiIHEAi, lI! day % I.lGr!. :. ~
tracts q !tEd utnig /" N csl" 81 I"Ai
yln. III" couHty 81 C.sctIonc lnineIni"
upon both clover HI! Hall Road, ant i: oIrr
tie aE the said rail oltuur
LuuIrrG and he other Hundred and
and ru,l ", ,iahsEsG "I;' lnr, 81
TERMSn: crrI q! ana wo years equal VIII
itrc "u tr Efclas mccoy except enough cast "a: expenses
q" cal t san tw- i b. frluiIcdtc b" a!t pc DAY AL" }
Az! III" ike .e, fully PAID
Jan. li-rNla I:OiDl u IL ,IUnissllnnr
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WIN. a. DROWN,
UMBRELLA AND PAGAsol M, M.na,MLtACLuRER,

arr Invited tie stock Of Umbrellas
$500 NJ This establishment The stock Is now complete
which with arrivals rarasn silks by every e4s nom Europe
81 ,s rouury-ull which will be sod upon inc
yanr. mon cost prices Workmanship OF me m' u"'e N
AEu;I anlel
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ON a-- = 40 = grraf .rs'' :ca 40 zoo.
trce1fl cri!,s,. &c. si"rS
ri -. 49, ~ ac.i.4..s s tcY-n 500 bon esj t. a
ty ..scl ..e 70 e.. u. ..e,.. 'rce. ~
.-s' ~ -. owed cle.:.
>.g; Xr,, n !5--r!ia RDH' EINcN. i. ~ 80
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tile Term. vi b" scly iior4 hlpI Rn~ seri the
premises. uIia .!ss @uc.C..".r.
{: .,inil.EI IlNSiiEi:S.

.; C.iI..;: All. -? AtItt LAND FOX "a LIE.
land III! b. ccd Yl;rl. he ~lst tay Fr
!rrt, and -ti. III aha viii rr nlrrd puriirty
The iga. bidder "G it dGJ Tas Yry valuable VI '.t,
hrr uIc! a!! hns ItWy 3D.
lie Lands Garth GrGc anG u' ynr
Is Coos. Persons !cslt:"l =" said !iii- do By
ing VI Owra, O"snsyt.ih TN: ai les wilma
miles al Charlottesville a miles The Ernin ..iIuL1.
II tic .: Intelligent 4HG dcrccIhir mcahI1IlpUs
tie I: Persons Wishing !" pa.clls. iEiTcy, - - by
a9lnrtpA il~p- p"ra"t2liv or ~ sr n Chl-loi.s9 liz,
o. - sam" - itc stin: place VII b. "a considerable
quantity al CORN.
Teams . made km-wi." lie FAY
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HAVE this day. sold the retail branch " my h.rstore
co who will continue The oIs ~ sn.;n..s
street In Ielirifg rom 'n
.'n INV thanks 10 pubic. Tor the very neia n
extended me- and solicit Tor my s,c ENTER
,he ''
I"hrasy lst, 1893 i, ,,,.. furnishing branch
'e Wv
"a ailr.u. open the Spring. ~ diinS lh rs Sc
'ic n, OF French stone CHINA "taSs
ana '1:r by merit cohndn.e ~ a, "a
usc :" 'os tended ~ thu establishment. BuLhLIi
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. ,,Is,
ne s"oce have day entered into CO parNesl ou
the s.y una h :" GlNTEK ALVEY, for Tue PURPOSE IT,
unc'hg m exclusive Wholesale and importing business VI
Gloves Buttons Combs, Fancy Goods and every variety o. h
If pal wy ava country ttaue aIu L., Paine "
store, NO 10, roa street, near opposite Messrs hes r
Kent, whore full and open for the spring
business 80 LEWIS GlSIEh'
February ls 1879 JNO. ALVEY.
/ CARD.
The subscriber for TIE last with the houfc 81
sssra Kent Pane Kent and kca kenla ,;w,le desires 20
nil attention the above nl.rucr and hopes his
trends both The city aud county VI" ;4var n. with
call, 80 : ,rr1-
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rY ~ ELLl.GroN Gopp,a. srcT.

E1ttLI'To' AhhAM ILVY....rt.T
Sac a. he r"atut."dt by Csc ! >rmSsE. Autlic;.rc;
I,Ny
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GRAND EXHIBITION or Sr,,r,.,,,.--

rhNlE largest collection in the word, Ccu.si.i,, NJ, -
de- .nca To r,i,sr he lealir: HE ShS'
vIn4r,iram a.lt.nc the Virgin dnGy
Lord represented ry = groups. AMI "cc"Nrr !, an,
--r-! having an appropriate RELIEF
ING. ~ fl. celebrated Artist l. ba;:h"na"w E,
wrcH ie rre Admission Nos ocr y" IT,
a r The eli, Hoe" Iiom 10 O'clock NJ ~ O'clock
VI iI.- = tilden undcr ~ years ~ age hal!
y.ic- lr.c'~ 81 II principal Back stores
.GAty>g! y,,uu viii he &Ivcl Thursday aud Saiu "a!
. tr,a xiii o'clock. usvciy for servants
I,,J
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- rCf. tiESrI.L.I:tIN
FINE rRE:S E0nT~ il - MAKE
WYE h, re-, anu."f beautiful ntcsS l'"oE
w nrmaac.urdby hose eeeDr..ed :@nscr, Nils S$3l
son which %..ci ruty and rIu"it. suir itt" Il
nv Eo,t sc save .! lnry gpa :"n: FIX
~ yrr ro-u.a W ."rr t!"t!s "a 1ors 81 HEM HLi
en-, Ii, !, ,t 49, G"a. anc.. lc Dies s.:r
prnoi I,.,rs made rs the ato.cnis"l-
Drc ~ Ni..r MI = q = IL
MILES a. SONS WAFER PItruF HnoGS.
alSr r,rr.,. supIiy GrHss Wafer Proof Bn"!s.
~ l.. crluj.a We
hay, GOOD a.i
tasty BOOTS aud SHOES made ~ ous. SIX
selyc n.c! requested. Oar PAGES 'i h' found
-uaIciG"n need ruc! nrtiS hc itsiSh!
invited 20 Gal al ana iuI,aby arranged store General
v kuo.u - Ladies - Man three h6Is nsi
Dooiey - ,,.,,,,r, n-,
Dec. Is WIZ :" ih''.
TRaSspORTATIOE LiNE; FOR BALi'i'io -IE
AND PHILADELPHIA.
yEyE ..ElI NiurRE.'' Captain TlI,I, ".l. ass1
4 u. unl, receive irci1c Gnd4y 4: II oruCH zssfE5
dsllc Ia rcccivn The hour Of
o'c,ock " Tuesday S'h February
Shippers "! :hr 'cs I" their consumes!
he ricr"sc cif goods vii be stored !" IAN
their ry;sHsr an! fisk. ..r.n..
FEB. ~ I'h'A" d "Ai>'
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20 r-,EIr.ii:' AND tN.S;i

SINGLE Nan If long .yrcrtscc ~ u" trrthls hu7i'
IN All liz Ia Oh Ela situation AMI - "
r. ,,ki,r nj Tauucy. References gwen II 'FHl'' "
,,.tI,rr irI,.,. a!!re<4 IL. II. e.. Washington" T.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Wellington Goddiu.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF VERY VA
u uARIE EARN MAR TIE CITY or Il II

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VAL.
! TABLE FARM NEAR The CITY OF RICH
moND BY virtue of deed of trust dated Novem.
Der 20, 1851, from James T. Sutton jr. and wife, to
me undersigned, as trustees and of record In the
Cierk's ONCE Of Henrico County Court, we shall
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises,
90 Thursday, the 18th day OF June. 1883, at the
nouI o. D Q clock, r III, that very valuable Farm
cahed Pulliams, conveyed by the said deed, lying
on me Meadow Bridge Road, in The county of
nenrico. ABOUT one ana quarter miles from the
Guy Oh hicnmond, containing about 245 acres ex.
S,usse oi that bordering on, and belonging to the
T TentIai RAILROAD, which runs through the Farm -
luis property adj ins the lands of ADOLF. dill AL
se.. MOTHS, ihos Carter and others-is stus.
garded az highly desirable and Valuable. moth az :
iarm and neaithfui country residence. About ITO
acres open land, good clay foundation level verv
susceptible OF improvement, and well adapted IN the
growth OF corn, wheat and oats; the balance IA IN
oak and pine, which will always command h;ah
price in Richmond. There is tbesidss Inc ~
aweling and the usual out houses) a new framed
o"eiiing, containing rooms, nearly fnished-a
well of excellent water in the yard-ice nonS 80
Ice house-severai hne springs, arc an orchard nj
choice fruit trees more desirable Farm. and one
more convenient to Richmond, has never hafora
been offered for sale.
Further description is deemed unneceesarv a.
persons wishing to purchase will doubtless view the
premises before the day of sale The title Is he.
heVed TO be unquesdonab!e; but we will convey
only such ~ is vested in US by tue deed OF trn.r
aforesaid
Inc terms of sale are cash but no doubt sasisfac
tory credits can be arranged on the day of sale.
plat OF the land can be seen at the office of James
sutton, jr, or w Goddin, Esq
R. r. ROBERTS, lr
", c. h. SUTTON, Trustees.
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LAMB ERr;S LOTTERY OFFICE.
No. 3 North Calvert street,
BALTIMORE

Opposite Barnum's Hotel)
11NHE purchase or ssle OF Lottery Tickets aoiihin
Il ne State Of pirsinia being now in violation Of
law, aud attended with heavy penalty ON con
viction, the subscriber would respectfully soicit
the orders of his friends and others who nav feel
disposed to purchase. Having been resident of
Richmond for upwards of thirty years, and Being
pretty generally known throughout the State, be
deems 1t almost unnecessary 10 give any further
assurance that all business c. nfced to him will be-
promptly and properly attended to.
s Packages, single Tickets and shares ia all
the Mary land Lotteries. for SALE
Gy The printed official drawings sent to cor.
respondents by the tirsi msil.
EF Prizes cashed at sight
ADDRESS THuMAS LAMBERT,
my LISTS R.JIir,rr.. Ms
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w. GoDDIN, Auctr.

As it Is not likely that Farm possessing so MANY
peculiar advantages as the above will be offered
again In this market, the attention of spectators
and others is particularly called to it. the soil being
OF me best clay bottom, the title perfect, and land
~. ~ .nis seoion at present not commanding more
than one third of its intrinsic value must Continue
10 rise now with the growth of Richmond for se
Veral years to come Four beautiful little farms
may be made of it, two of which with dwellings an6
the other two with good sites for houses, and may
be 80 divided on the day of SALE There is said to
be an abundance of fire brick clay near the rail-
road, which, If taken hold OF by an energetic man,
a fortune would soon be realized
je l5-dtds JAMES r SUTTON Jr
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BITTER CORDIAI
W. AND BLOOD PIlRIEIER -priea -.

u L.
w AND BLOOD PuRIFiER-Price. 81 ner
hoitic.- Physicians OF the fret standing IN the
nsdcai procession use and prescribe il as the most
enective ALTERNATIVE AND BLOOD PURIFIER
ever knoWh; ,Wnlie vast numbers who mad long
suffered from diseases complaints broneht ON he
sedentary habits, exposure, Indigestion torn,a "a
the hver, or Impurities of the blood now looL mon
haat as most mystenous and magical in its
prominent IN the treatment and cure Of NanraIa;a
General Debility and Nervous Affections Dysnsps;s
or Inosestion Loss OF Appetite, Acidity of the Sto
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood 70 ~
Head, Costlyeness OF Irregularities of the gowsI.
Peurisy, Pains or Misery in the Side or Region ~ -
Heart Fiatuency or Depression of Spirits Paptation
OF the Heart, Dlhcut Breathing, Sinking Sensations
Prostitution of the Nervous System Cold Chilly Ssr
satlons, or Numbness of the Flesh or Liubs DifcIt
or PTotuse Expectoration, Night Sweats Diseases ~
the Heart, or Affections of the Lungs Jauudira n;s
of the Kidneys Derangement or PROSTATE Con.
oltien OF the Organs of Nature, which cause painful
irregularities, especially with Females: PRODUCING
Deplilty and Prostitution of the Nervous System PaIs
or Salow Complexion.
lI0fIimore;s Bitter Cordial
liz pure vegetable, pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe to be used in any state of health even by the
most delicate female child.
ES Pnce one dollar per bottle.
W " ALEXANDER 4 Co., Projectors, No. Bar.
clay street, castor House, New York.
u Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheuma-
tism in all its forms, either infamatory acute or
chronic, no difference how bad the case, how long
standing. This is MoTtimores RHEUMATIC COM.
FOUND, which is Vegetable extract, internal
medy, prepared expressly for this disease. II has
already cured thousands who had long been crpples
The evidence is most overwhelming and convincing.
tizsns
Call and get circular and read the letters and Ger.
tIhcates of your friends and those around YOU who
had long suffered but who have been restored per-
fect health by this remedy.
For sale BY PURCELL, LADD Il co, sole Agents
for Richmond ap20
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.


A SMALL FARM in He.rr~. Co.
a Tor sale afauctisn, not enc nile ~.
the city Of Rfchmeud.--WiiIbe sod - snys1
nesday, the 18th OF the pressot r,a,,h 49,
1852 commencing at O'clock. on ,sa 1910. ss.no'
that beautiful little FARM on the Mssdapg Ip 49,,
Road, adjoining the lands Of Judge n..ss, 1o
james Beale, Mr. A Morris and M Jobp Nm -
tanning about Is acres, with neat cottage cssss.
ing rooms, and several 0uthouscs; there srs -.
fine springs adjoining the back yard Of fine vss.r
and fails In the dryest season. lar 90 branch
passes through II, where good ice pond can be
made ct small expense, and good hay meadow
might also be made; shout one acre Is in woods,
and good grove of virgin oaks around the house,
The place is now rented TO a good tenant for tho
present year Full possession can oe given on the
LIST day Of January next the purchaser to have the
rent from the LIST day of July next Any gentleman
disposed to purchase small place near the city,
viii find this Offering Inducements rarely to be met
with 1t is Immediately on one Of the most public
fhoroaghfares leading 20 the city, ana easily ap.
preached The soil 10 good, and very susceptible
Of improvement
TEaMs-one third cash the balance at and 70
months, with negotiable notes, interest added salts
factory endorsed or title retained until the purchase
money shall have all been paid.
je 6 w GODDIN A,c.
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By James M. TAYLOR,
HIGHLY VALUABLE VACANT PRE-

HIGHLY VALUABLE VACANT PRO.
IL perry on Franklin Street, between
the First Market and Wall Street, and a
large number of Old Bricks, at Auction
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, Both June, commenc.
ing at 81 o'clk, NJ, upon the premises, that very
valuable Lot OF Land, situated ON the South side
OF Franklin street, opposite to Union street, and
near the Shockoe Greek. The lot fronts &c feet
and runs back 1913 feet to the alley In rear, and
will be divided to suit purchasers.
After which will be sold about 200 COO old bricks,
now on SAID lot, most OF which are very coed
From its central location, and immediate prox.
unity to the Central Depot, Market, &C. this Is one
OF the most valuable pieces of vacan. property nc
offered in the city, and it presents rare opportu.
nifty to the capitalist to invest probably, 20 the
merchant aud others to secure location favorable
tor any large business
Terms: One third cash. balance at and 12 mos,
with interest, the credit payments to be secured
by a deed of trust upon the property.
JAS Al TAYLOR,
jel5-3tawt24Jdtd Auet.
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BY Dunlop. Moncure & 60.


HOUSEHOLD AND kITCHEN FUR
"A nitEre: also, valuable Carriage Horse, and
small Carriage and Harness, at auction --On
w eai esday. the 18th int, at 10 O'CLOCK, at the
residence et the late DR. Benjamin Lewis, on 5th,
between Main aud Cary SITS, adjoining the residence
oil mr Jno Z Aobson, we will sell all the Household
ana Kitchen Furniture of the deceaied, consulting
In part Of
I Mahogany Wardrobe
! Marble Top Bureau
Large Mahogany Bedatsad. Bedding, &C
Silver Table and Teaspoons
silver Casters, dc, DC
ALSO,
safe and well condl tioned Harness Horse and
neat small Carriage. and Harness.
Terms-Under 500, cash; over Slo0 months
credit for approved negotiable notes
WOOD BOULDIN,
SAML GREENHOW,
Exrs of DR. BENZ Lewis, decd.
Sale conducted by
jell DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO, kuets.
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BosT0N, June 18Th -Advices have been re-
ceiVed here from Port Pr4ya 10 April 30;h.-
1 he United States vessels John Adams and
cambridge we're awaiting the arrival of the
tllsate Constitution there. Trade was dull on
the coast.
Several cargoes of slave have lately been
carried on under Spanish aud Brazilian flags;
and the English crusiers have only lily
captured several slavers,
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BY Dunlop, Moncure d. Co.

a UEsfRAbLE Family Residence at
IA Aucti0n.-On Wednesday, tue I'D ms,
at ) O'Clock, H. we viii sell az auction, the resi-
dence OF the late DIR BENZ Lewis, on 5th. between
Main and Cary SITS, and adjoining the residence of
MIR John Hobson. Its central location renders
1t desirable to gentlemen engaged in business Ii
fronts 50 feet on 9th ST. and runs back 100 feet TO
alley.
Terms-one third of the purchase money cash :;
the balance on credit of 4, and l2 months, for
satisfactorily endorsed negotiable notes. interest
added and title retained ill last payment il made
WOOD BOULDIN,
C GREENHOW
Execrs Of DR. BENZ Lewis.
Sac conducted by Messrs DUNLOP, MoNcuRE
Co, Aucts lie Ii
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% 1t would hardly do for any one to have the te-
ineuty ho"ad tys to question the exec Hence of Dr.
Hoof2nds German Bitters which are prepared by
DR. G. M Jackson la cases Of dysp9 psia liver com
plant ana derange nent OF the digestive organs their
many virtues nave long since been Ade plainly ap-
parent They purge from the system the morbid hu-
Ln9rs when retafd th7 natural functions, and bring
bsus those clogs upon happaess and restore the sy
t7n4 " hlgn health isa-dwzW
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ADIES' SALE of Childreus Wearing
- ApParel.-ou Wednesday NIorniug fhs,
10Th inst, comm pcing at o'clock, we will sell at
auction, m the Fancy Store, corner of Main and
LIST SITS, the entire stock, being the most beautiful
assoftment OF ChildTeus Wearing Apparel ever
oneieo In the city. The stock consists of almost
every article of Dress for Boys and Girls most of
style. - sa-1
;, Also, handsome assortment of Trimmings and
Fanc Articles
Every information will be given az to the sizes
each article is intended to fit
The sale will be exclusively for Ladies );
ses1s VIII be prepared and everything conducive
70 lnelr comfort will be attended TO, so they may
mink such articles are WORTH to them.
Sale conducted by
jel3 ALEX MOTT e. ro A..
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}. w. OIE
Henrico, June LIST, 1853. ie
e ANOTHER DREADFUL ACCI-
DENN.-Oh. Ma met with q Dreadful

e ANOTHER DREADFUL ACCI-
DENTON, Ma! met with q Dreadful
Accident The other night, while dancing with
cousin Frank, dropped my Bresstp;n AMI Ear
Ring the floor and broke them all to pieces -
Never mind my dear. take them to NOUN
TAlE'S Jewelry Store. You can get them made
as good as new again, and at very low price The
subscriber takes this occasion to say to his friends
and the public in general that, having rnanufac.
tory connected with his store, he is prepared to
make repair al! kinds of JeweTy, Musical III
struments, Fans, Umbrellas, Parasois, sc, at the
shortest notice and at the lowest prices.
beautiful selection Of Fine Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, Perfumery and Fancy Articles on hand,
which will sell low for cash. Clocks and Watch.
es repaired and warranted
Don't forget the place, No 2l7 Main street, above
the Banks. S P MOUNTAIN.
ia
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY James n. Taylor.
Two HOUSES And LUTS ON CAM
i Street. and Building Lots ON OreQ

WWO HOUSES And LUTS ON CANAL
Street, and Building Lots on Oregon
Hfli.-Wili be sold, on THURSDAY next, 18th
June, commencing at O'Clock, NJ, upon the pre-
misses those two Framed Houses and Lots situated
al the intersection of Canal and Foushee streets -
These houses contain four rooms esch, are In eooi
osder, and ale now yielding good rent.
After which will be sold, on the premises, about
ten Lots. beautifully situated on Oregon Hill, and
within the Belvidereenciosure.
Terms at Sale. JAS N TAYLOR,
40 Auctr.
After the above sale, viii be sold brick House
and Lot, on Church street, recently In the occu.
pancy of Mr. Isaac Williams, being well adapted
for a small family, and will readily pay good Der
centum upon cost.
jel5 INIT Auct
CMALL FARM on hechanicsviIIe Turn.
~ pike, Three Miles from the City. at
auction.-Will be sold on Wednesday, 22d
June, commencing at o'clock, p NJ, upon the
premises farm on Mechanicsville Turnpike about
3 miles from the city. The tract contains about
"a acres in high state of improvement; the soil is
peculiarly adapted to the raising of vegetables, &c
The impi ovements consist of a comfortable dwell.
ing, containing three rooms kitchen, barn. &c, and
there is a well of excellent water.
After the sale OF the farm, viii be hired out for
the balance of the year, several good field hands.
&c; and the farming utensils, stock, &c, will be
sold.
This farm Is very desirable as amarket garden OF
ior suburban retreat being convenient to the city,
On good road, and very susceptible of improve.
ment. :
the sale las Al TAYJnR A.,
N B G. B HILL. les