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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-13

RIA Card---To the Voters OF the City Of
kIcHMoSp.--Fellow Citizens Having been solicited
BY many friends-personaly, well as through the
press- TO announce myself candidate for the Office
of MAYOR of the CITY, l now beg leave most re-
spectfuly to do If it should be your pleasure to
confer that honor upon me- nothing sha be wanting
on my part to ensure faithful discharge of the dutes
of that Office.
With sentiments Of high regard, have the honor
TO remain your faithful servant 80 =
NH dis WIN TAYLOR
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VALUARLEP RiyATE pSW.E,sLlLING on

PRIVATE UNWILLING ON
Y CLAY BETWEEN lST AND 2ND STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold ON MON
DAY afternoon the oath March, 1856 on the pre-
misses at Al o'clock that very desirable private resi-
denee on the south side of Clay street. in the
cupancy of Mr. Calvin Green. The lot has front Of
Sc feet and depth of I65 feet. The house u built Of
wood, has ample accommodations for senteel fAmi
w. and 10 admirably located
TERMs-ith CASH balance at s 6 and months for
negotiable notes. interest added and title retained till
last note 10 paid Tho taxes and assurances for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
NH 7-tds GODDlN APPERSON Aucts.
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BY Chas. #. Workman & Co.

BY Chas. IT. W0rfham & Go.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO.
~ LAsSES.-On FRIDAY, March 18th, at the
lower shed the dock, commencing at II O'clock A
~, we will sell the cargo per schr. Mary Eliza from
Attakspas, La. consisting of st
Jos hhds prime to choice N. q. Sugars. .a s.
III bbls do do do Molasses.
ALSO-Will be added to the above SALE the cargo
per schr Mississippi, consisting of --l =. :.
20S hhds prime to choice N. o. Sugar.
244 bbls do do do Mslasses
81 terces do do do do ,.
TERMS OF SALE: For all sums under 8 100, cash
over $500, mos credit for approved negotiable pa
per CHAS. T. WORKMAN l. Co, =
NH 12-td l- Auctioneers
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich-
Yellow. citizens: Having been solicited By
many friends to announce myself q candidate for
now do 80 most respectfully. If it should be your
pleasure confer that office upon me- nothing shall
be wanting my part to ensure faithful discharge
of the duties of the office. stssJl l-t.5 ta4 sd
B. Yours, respectfully, .a. y - --e
NH Aim -ysfEsfEfH JAS. N. WALKER.
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FUTURE DAYs.


+ ASS = 6yhOf ~ " HAh18140a
TRusTEK,s SALE OF ONE NOR Rrv
4 Or THE SWAN TAvERN Nov BRao1 lhh T 81
mOnD. on BROAD 81, At AUCTION.r-Bvv VIM
o. o. deea o. trust executed by Isaac A 0oddin u
tne snpscber ss Trusfes dafed 18th Augnst 1854 ma
recorded IN the Office Of the Clsrk Of Hehmond an
nes ygur being thereto requested by this benefciarv
IN saad deed named, shall, On WEDNESDAY, 26eh
o. MATCH 1885, ct o'clock, r. NJ upon tho premi-
- s9t enc property thereby conveyed 70 Wit: One
undiv19ed noiety Of lot No. 7s4 in the plan Of the
CITY o. hicnmond, dtuated ON the North side Of
bfosa street, ut it, InteSection with Sch street. 'front.'
ms M Feet on Broad street snd running back the full
depth o. said lot No. 7s4--bssnE the same lot upon
when the swan Tavern lnow Brood Street Hotel IL
situated. Also--One undivided moisty Of one other
iot OF parcel OF land adjoining the above on the west
~ feet ON Brood street. and running back the
fua depth said pieces Of ground having thereon
large Drck baiding, which has been used as stable
Tor said tavern which said lot of land 10 mart of lot
No. 789 in the plan Of said citS -
The mighty valuable character of this property In
thereof gA
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to pay the expenses of
sale, ac- and bohds amounting in the asgregate
IaSa upon credit until 18th August fext (s6) a. to
$275z with interest therson from 18th August 1885,
and tho remainder to be payable In such manner a
may be prescribed by the Erantor In said deed of
trust JAMES II T1yIoR Tnste.
TAYLOR q WILLIAMS Aucts. NH IS
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND.-At the solicitation of many friends hereby
announce myself candidate for the Office of CITY
ASSESSOR, feeling confident that from my past ex-
psrience of some years Deputy Clerk, can If
elected, discharge the duties of said office and will
sndeavor to give general satisfaction. IL !
NH 5-tdek r-r ALFRED SHIELD.
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AE SEA H sgys z AN nv I9T

cuted by r. H. Yeat,nan and A. H. Yeatman. his VITA,
the I'D day Of May 1885, snd recorded In tho Clerks
Office of Henrico County Court conveying TO us, as
In tho said deed TO secure the Mechanics' Buidine
Fund Association Of tho city Of Richmond We sha1L
on FRIDAY the 2le day Of March. iaas 1t o'clock,
r. NJ on the premises SELL at public auction TO the
highest bidder, for cash. the property conveyed In
said Deed and described "a certain pfeec parcel on
lot Of land lying and being IN The county Of Hen
rico, near and adjacent to the city OF Richmond,
fronting twenty-six feet on the northern side a
X. or Clay street. - extended in the county a.
Hensice and running back 1t right angles ouc hun.
dred feet 70 m alley tan feet wide, ard On whicl
said lot brick tenement stands being ths sasfesn
tenement Of tbs two which wsse srected BY Jesse
Franklin during The yeAr le4S. n g - = s
CHAs @. ELLETT, Trustees.
cnAe. r. ANDEk6ON.1 ~
g NH 7-fle ss ~
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BY Z. b. Cook & Co., Aucfs.

I ARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING AND
- GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS AT
to discontinue the Clothing
business. shall begin MONDAY EVENING, nth
instant at O'Clock to SELL auction my whole stock
of Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
The Clothing was all manufactured in this city.
within the last six months and will be found perfect
in every respect
In Furnishing Goods. have in store every article
required TO make gentlsman's dress complete.
The sale 10 positive. Every article offered will be
sold without reserve. ABRAHAM LEVY,
81 No. So, Main street.
Opposite st Charles Hotel
Sale will BE- continued on Tuesdsy, Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday nights at O'Clock.
Sale conducted by Z. B. Cook Co., Aucts.
NH 13
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ITO the Voters OF Richmend.-.At the
solicitation ofmany old and cordial friends announce
GEANT.
1 think all who know me, will believe, that If
eissted will discharge the duties Of this important
office faithfully. fftF -s
Very respectfully, CLEMENT WHITE,
NH Il--tde ~
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~ In compliance with the request of
many citizens. | announce myself candidate for the
office Of CITY SERGEANT.
NH Aim X NJ TABB
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~. The bend Alive, and a candidate 70,

The Office Of CITY SERGEANT
Everybody knows that do not Pretend to all the
qualifications necessary to discharge perfectly the du
ties OF the office for which hereby respectfully an.
nounce myself candidate, but belisving that pos.
sess some, and can supply through othar individuals
candidate, no matter who, must adopt have deter
mined, on the assurances of many friends to enter
the track, and hope not to be last at the post
JOHN STITH.
n. B. Whether elected or not the street sprinkins
Will be continued. fe 29-td*
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MAX AND THE CONSTRUCTION, Oh
w COZ CHS, COLDS AND ASTHMA

\I5AK AND THE CONSTITUTION, OK
w COZ CHS, COLDS AND ASTHMA
How great the Boosting Atlantics blue wa
ters,
The Star Sp,.neled Banner sails proudly along,
She will show to all countries there 10 no fear about
her,
While she has for her Navy, true American sons.
She has for her BnIRarks the brave and true
With the Red, White and Blue, as 1t floats from hor
peaks;
Who care not for Coughs, Co,ds, Group or asthma,
While thew have for their sheet Anchor, LeoBdyfs
Instant Relief st't
To be had of Duval Norton, A, Bodeker O. b
Hill, L. B. Thomas, LeidIsy Robinson. b. r. Sem.
pie, s. NJ. Zschrisson Grubbs Apperson and ali
Druggists in this State of Virginia.
Wholesale Agents, Messrs. Purcell, Ladd 70.
A RKIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.-,
III The original unsurpassed, and justly ceieDrateo
MADAME ADOLPHE, the uni versally acknowledged
greatest sympathst In the world, and the same dis
tngushed lady who created, through her marvellous
revelations of the past the present. well as the cor.
predictions Of the future such intense excite
nent in England France and this principal cities In
the United States that Queen Vict0ra presented her
with d costly diamond brooch, and Daniel Webster
with jeweled ring is now ready to receive visitors
at the Prescott House. Main street, two doors above
the Virginia Banks, whom she Will INFORM al ABOUT
the past present and fueure-if they are married or
not, and when what lady or husband they VIII gei
business of every description. Mysterious ana al
most impossible her profession appears sne Conner
bic certificates of acknowledged power ana Skin,
that preeudes all superstition probability OF 40
eeption or imposing. a. many others now pracuee.
~ Consultation fee, from so cents to $Z accord
Ing TO how far they wish to 60, or what time o.
eupy. felb-lm
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BY Goddin 4 Apperson, Hucfs.

~ OVuuAAs W - pUOIbOus AUctSs
T ARGE AND VALUABLE TORACCO
II FACTORY ON 11TH, BETWEEN MAIN Ann
CARY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of March.
1856, on the premises commencing at o'clock that
really valuable Tobacco Factory, situated on the east
side of 1lth between Main and Cary streets now In
the occupancy of Messrs. N. b. Dickinson and Sam'l
M Bailey at an annual rent of 1890 The lot fronts
60 feet, extends back 80 feet.
The terms, which will be LIBERAL will be made
known at the hour of sale The taxes and insurance
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser
NH ii GODDIN L. APPERSON, Aucts
TTNRUSTEES' SALE OF House Ann
Il LOT ON 5TH STREET, NORTH OF LEIGH
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-As Trustaes
in q deed OF trust made Esd June, 1856, by John w
Reeve and wife, to secure the Shockoe Hill Building
Fund Association the payment of the sum of 81, go
which said deed is duly recorded in Richmond Hust.
ings Court we shall in execution of said trust pro-
coed to sell, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of March.
1856, upon the premises commencing at 4o'clock the
House and Lot located as above. The lot fronts 80
feet ON east side of 9TH street. and back $50 feet
upon which 10 a handsome new framed Dwelling two
stores and basement with kitchen in the yard and all
the conveniences of comfortable residence for a
moderate sized family. The whole premises are In
complete order. t4f s....f Ia -
The Terms require cash for the whole amount. but
an arrangement will likely be made to give credit
of and IL months twothirds of the purchase mo-
ney-the same being properly secured, with interest
'N IN; aAAskoIp, Trustees.
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=. no the Yeters on Henrico County

NJ To the Voters or Henrico County.--
Friends and feliow-cstizens: / announce myself .
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE for the Lower District of said
county Il the ensuing election. Should 1t be your
pleasure 10 elect me, pledge myself to give my
divided attention TO it's duties Having acted a. .
deputy under Mr.. John o. Goddin last year, and with
nv experience In It's duties pledge myself to dis
charge tbs duties Of the office promptly, faithfully,
and according TO law. kf0 JOHN A. EAcHO.
NH Sim s /
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NH Aim %sE

~ To the Voters Of Henrfco County. =.
am candidate for the office of Sheriff at the coming
election in May next. Having served as deputy
sheriff in both distrcs of the county for the past
years hatter myself that am qualified to discharge
the duties of the office. Should il be your pleasure
to elect me- the business Of the Office shall be faith
fully attended to. lose q. y - s-.-l+
mh ibid q ~ JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,
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by GOddin 81 AppersOn.

r AND L N HENRICO COUNTY, FOR
IL SALE.-By virtue of adeed of trust executed
to US by Robt II. Vaughan and Joseph w. c. Clair,
decd, for the benefit of VIM. p. Strother, William
H. Mcfarland and Thos. w. McCance, trustees, we
shall offer for sale, at public auction the premises,
on SATURDAY, the 22nd March, 1856, at u O'Clock,
NJ all the interest conveyed to u.s. being twelve
divided feenths of tract of land in Henrco county,
adjoining the lands of Temple Redd, Reuben 8. Ellis
and VIM. M. McGruder, and containing l44k acres.
1t is understood that the remaining SIS will be Of
fered to the purchaser, by the parties owning the
same, at the rate which the l2.l5 may SELL + &
Terms made known day of sale.
Acting as trustee we shall convey only such title
as Is vested in US. by the deed.
J. AQfNS SMITH, I rr,,...o.
w. oODDIN. AiuS'ee''
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~ To the Voters of Henrico County,
FellowCizenE 1t becoming esssry in May next to
elect Sheriff for county, offer myself candi'
past a. Deputy Sheriff, an opportunity has been sf
forded you Of forming an opinion az to my qualfica
tons pledge myself should 1t be your pleasure 20
elect me- continue my efforts to merit your conf
a1 r. q -dtMy3 JOHN T. cHILDREY.
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r. To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND-ONE AND ALL AT the solicitation of many
friends announce myself candidate for the Office
of GRAIN MEASURER. Should it please YOU t.
elect me- promise to discharge the duties of the of
fee strictly and faithfully. lsf Ef .- f=e .ss.i
NH 7-tde* e,,45., JAMES GIBB
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BY Taylor & Willlaas.
THE HERMITAGE FARM FOR RENT
+ II ANn NT0HK AND FARMING UTENSILS

VyHE HERMITAGE FARM FOR RENT,
: i AND STOCK AND FARMING UTENSILS
FOR SALE, AT sAUCTION.-On MONDAY, 18th
March, at Al O'Clock, p. NJ upon the premises, will
be rented aauetion for the balance of the year. the
Hermitage Farm, situated on the continuation Of
Broad street. one mule west of the city. a4is
There are about 100 Of superior farming land
attached which 10 now in q good state OF improves
ment The improvements, are good dwelling and
all the neces sary outhouses. 5 tSst -
= Win be afterwards sold, some stock, farming Inn
piTSm erms It a ssIe. - TAYLOR L WILLIAMS,
- NH l2-tds Aactioneen.
a VALUABLE FACTOKY OR WARE.
"A HOUSE LOT ON CARY STREET, OPP0.
SITE 10 THE DEPOT OF THE YORK RIVER
RAILROAD. AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY,
Goth March, ut Al O'Clock, p. M upon the premises,
viii be sold ct auction the lot situated ON the North
aide of Cary street, commencing Sc feet west Of 18th
street and adjoining the Tobacco Factory Of Robert
AZ Mayo Esa, fronts 66 feet and runs back l64 feet
Being situated opposite 70 the proposed ste Of the
York River Railroad Depot. and convenient to the
shipping, AZ well az the heavy business part OF the
city, this may be regarded the most valuable lot for
tobacco factory or warehouse now in the market IN
this city. 40 . 49,. :,
TERMs One-fourth cash; balance at 4. and Y
months for notes with interest," and se-
cured. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAM6,
+ NH ~ sri & Auationeera
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% To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND-I beg leave to announce myself candidate
Tor reelection to the office Of MAYOR of this city
ct the ensuing charter elections 500
mh tide JOSEPH MAYO
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BY John II. ID. Payne, Auct.

Two BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL.
L RIGHT SHOPS. together with all the TOOLS,
AT AUCTlON-Will be sold on FRIDAY, the 2lst
at 10 o'clock, on Union street. near the Central
Railroad depot fer certain purposes two Smith and
Wheelright shops to be removed, and the ground on
which they stand leased until the lst December. 1858
Together with large number of Tools, unfinished
Wagons, and unfinished articles. 81
Any Information wanted can be had by applying to
Mr. Thomas N. johnson, on the premises
Terms at sale. ]. r. d. PAYNE,
NH ID Auctioneer.
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- re the teters Of the City Of Rich
sao .sspsetislly suaounee myself .nddate
10 ~. ieea ~. % the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE
VI NY Slsy 81 Richmond, ct the ensuing elections.
nm WI IS r. j. r. TYLER
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- To the Voters Of the City Of Rich.
a e - beg leave to announce myself candidate
NH I2-4t. WA N.Y.
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~ To the Voters OF the City of Rich.
M0Np-l am candidate for the Office of Sergeant of
the City Of Richmond. Having discharged the duties
fill the same and hope to receive your votes at the
next election. Respectfully,
fs lS-ts JAMES L. RRkY
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by Larus 81 Shine.

A Pal Il OF MATC HE'D FLOODED
"A MARES BLOOD BAY AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold at auction, on SATURDAY, the 18th instant
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the Horse Lot near the
Central Depot, pair of splendid blooded Mares,
very fast years old perfectly sound, works in dou
Bile and single Harness. These Mares were raised by
Thomas Green, Esq, at Warrenton Springs were
sired by Pamunkey their dams sired BY the cell
ebrated race horse Zinganee and the imported
thoroughbred Mare by Tom Tough, and are well
adapted for ply sician. They sold for no fault
the owner having no use for them.
Sale positive. ,s.t saHsz-i .sts
TERMS months, for approved negotiable paper.
P.S.-The pedigree will be exhibited on the day OF
sale. LARJJS & SHINE
NH IL Auctiopeers
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To my fellow.citizens of Richmond
! =. announce myself candidate for CITY SER.
oIANF, and will appoint q Deputies if elected.
,, Respectfully,
NH li-tdes CYRUS GoDDIN.
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By Il. b. Cook & Coz

y
TRUSTEE,S SALE..-ENTIRE STOCK
aoo 1E BOOKS, STATIONERY AND FANCY
25th 1885, at IL O'clock at the store lately occupsd
BY VIM A. Buffers No Isl, Main street. win be sold,
public auction, without reseve the entire stock Of
z beoksslier; comprising well selected stock OF
school Books, such a. are used in Virgins; Misce-
laneous Books; Letter, Foolscap, Flatcap Medium,
Royal, Note, and other kinds Of Paper: Euyelonea
Blank Books Of all kinds Memo. Books Bibles:
Prayer Books Port FolioE Drawing Papers together
with large variety Of fresh and valuable articles
which win be particulsrized in the Catalogue.
The above sale offers to country merchants fine
chance of making the Spring purchases at unusual
rates. az the sale 10 peremptory The sale will con.
tnue from day to day until the stock 10 all sold
Catalogues will be ready one week previous to the
mail. = =
The terms of the sale win be made known In the
catalogue.
ALSO-Two Piano Fortes one Of which in neu,
and ia a most excellent instrument
The house and store is for rent till Oct. /, 1885,
NH S-dtd w. F. WATSON, Trustee
Sale conducted bV ID. Il. Cook ~ Co Auof
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by TLOmas w. keesee,
(Ofice with Geo. ]. Sumner. No. 20 Pearl ST.
HORSES FOR SALE At AUCTION.
- VIII be sold, Oh SATURDAY morning next
TIN 10Th inst commencing at 10 O'clock at the regu.
ar Horse Auction Lot near the Gas Works, number
OF Saddle and Harness Horses.
80 THOMAS w. KEESEE,
mn IL Auctioueer
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BY AIexander Non.

EgRNlTgRE L0THING,, DIZZY.
ton 4 nv oss q ~ e ;sd ,. = as
IL o'clock. sundry articles Household and Kifehsn
rrrnifure; cases Ready Made Clothing, consistine
o. Coats, Pants, Vests 0hirts Ae; Dry Geods Shnes
hafs, CspA Croekery and Glass Ware $500 CissSr
ehoace orandsi boxes Lemons, &c. ~ 2
mhiz ALEX MOTT. A.et. =
NlGHT SALKS..-WATCHkS, LEVEL
NINe as-Win b :old ct sustisn, rms EVE.
Wsseses Jswslry, fsns, Pensils -. - - !, -
Cnties $50 general ss.ortmsnt Of Fancy ArtieIes
Wy Hoods, Clothing. sesars &e = ! : =.
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WANTKD--H X n l. u 3 .---I wish Z,
" hire for the balance Of the year two able bodied
Soat hands and i've Labsrers. Also, q first rate
sIath--ali negroes JNO j. WERTH
10 1--ts gssg s.s..is Agent. ~
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.HAMDS0ME BRICK STORE AN

IL DWELLING, ON OREGON HILL, CORNER
OF CHURCH AND HIGHT STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold ON SATURDAY, the
18th of March, 1885, ct O'Clock in the afternoon,
the premises, that desirable Grocery Store and Dwell
ling Oregon Hill, together with Lot running rs
feet on Church street and 40 feet ON Hight ct.
The above Property is good grocery stand and
boarding house, being near the Rolling Mills. The
House is new, and contains FIVE rooms with kitch
en-. and porch in the rear above and below. The
house can be entered either in front or the rear with
out molesting either part. There il also covered
porch from the house to the kitchen; also small cell
lar for the purpose of keeping butter, lard, bacon,
&c, in warm weather. -
The house is conveniently built and il to be sold
on account of the present owner wishing to remove
to the country.
Any ONE Wishing to purchase, can do 20 privately,
previous 10 the sale, application Mr.. VIM Gray,
on the Canal or B. w. Starke, Law Building. III
sold privately, it win be sold at public auction
tho above mentioned day. - as9tsass
TEKMs-One-thirdc cash; balance In and mos,
with interest added, negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed, and title withheld till last nc II paid
The taxes for the present 70 be paid By the
chaser. WIN. GRAY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsos, Auets.
& NH xea s5s - be - - :.
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HAGEAI,. ZECHARIAH AND MALA-
Ii CHI, by Rev T. V. Moore, of Richmond
EVENING INCENSE, By the author Of M orning
and Night Watches. a.-+
And other New Books at
! 80 @ PRICE CARDOZOS
WPO ARE THE BLESSED, meditation ON the
+, Beatltudes. 75c. s 1875 80 5s4i 8 -fe s. p s-s
MEMOIRS OFF NJ MASON, d. d.; 81
HORACE AND MAY; or, Unconscious Influence.
EMBLEMS FRoMEDEN. A new work by Rev.
James Hamilton. Sic. = 1875 s'l
THE CHRISTIAN GREAT INTEREST. BY
Rev. VIM Guthrie, with an introduction by Rev.
Thos Chalmers. 75c.. IL s4i.ss4s sit5 ~ -se..
THEOLOGY OF INVENTIONS, or Manifestations
of Deity in the works of Art. BY Rev. j. Blake.
ly Scotland 75c. g&I
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE, Sermon preach
ed before the Queen and Prince Albert. By Rev.
john Card 25e t4H fi4li }stt"5 go
DIR. MOORRS NEW BOOK ON the Prophets So
EPENING INCENSE. BY the author of Morning
and Night Watches. 40 and &c. ~ y
THE ATTIC PHILOSOPHER BY Emily Souyes-
ter. land Soc. e.11 -.3 ID = % = = hl p
LEAVES FROM A FAMILY JOURNAL. BY
Emily Souvester. so and 75c -'E8'f afi's'f
Same works in French q Il D