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N0TLCE,-A petition having been pre-

NOTICE.-A petition having been pre-
~ scented to the Council asking that they would
direct poll to be opened TO ascertain the sense OF
the people To giving the election, or appointment
of the following officers. to either the Hastings
Court the Counsel, as the people at the pills may
determine. viz: llty Collector. Gauger. Superinten-
dent Gas Works, Superintendent Water Works, Ma
mayer OF Poor House, Grain Measurcr, Captain of
Night Watch, Register OF Water Works, and City
Assessor.
Wbereupon, the Council, on the 3lst of May,
adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, That poll be ordered to be opened on
the first Wednesday in July. for the purpose OF Ia
king the Of the citizens upon the subject re-
ferret to in said petition"
And appointed the following persons and places
for said election:
F1r afferspn Ward-Luthsr Libby. Joseph Brum
NELL James Winston, e A Smith and Geo How
ard. TO be Commissioners; Reuben T Seal I'd officer
over the First Market the place :or holding the cleo
ton. 49,
For Madison Wart-Elisha Shepperson. VIM W
Crump, Geo w FaIdolph Geo Gillian, and Fran
els J smith to be Commissioners; tadmus John
snA LIST officer of the Day Police, TO be Conductor
and the City Hall to be the place for holding the
For Monroe Ward-Samuel Bayly. Thomas Bar
ham Thas Boudar, Samuel Rutherford. and VIM
" Tiniberlake to be Commissioners; Benz vi MorTis,
Atm officer OF the Day Police 70 be Conductor; and
Lacy's shop, at the corner Of Broad and Foushee
streets, to be the place for holding the election.
Teste:
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BOAHDIN0. 40.
THE CENTRAL HOTEL

ne CENI&AL HUTEL-
s,.. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
tuated at the corner of Grace and 9th streets front
ing the Northwest corner of the Capitol saaare and
near TO the Washington Monument viii he In readi
ness rs 70 receive guests on the lat January tsSs
Inc locality In point OF eontiguity 10 busspe..
nneing ADJACENT to the Capitol Banks Custam Honse
ierchant Mills. and Warehouses. Together with n,
nsa,thfn,ness because of the beautiful promepades
auofded by the Public Grounds mu edatelv in lE,nt
renderi at once attractive - ''
with such advantages, the proprietor auprsciatea
MS responsibility In undertaking TO serve the puhIic
70 meet WHICH, he gives of ample s,lppIies
ana the most assiduous attention to the wants of All
VINO may favor him with their company
De 1s--dts FRANCIS J. SMITH, Proprietor,
R0ARDING.-Mrs. G. F. PEGRAM.
- PARK HOUSE Bank street. has now vacant 2
arg ana desirable rooms. suitable for gentleman
snd ms lady Location pleasant and Convenient to
ouslaess. references required. fe 3--ts
pRlVATE BOARDlNG.-MRs J. O.
JAMES MISS e. A. BIDGoOD, having rented
sne very desirable residence of Fleming lanes ON
oth bet~eon Main and Franklin streets close 10 bu-
saess ana In the retired part of the city will open
!. Iol the accommodation of persons desiring Board
On ,he ist day Of January next. The house has sew
eral large aud desirable rooms for families Also
IN ounce IN the front basement. They can accommo.
80 q i5m paI boAhDEhS. "a 1i-dly
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AuETlON sALBr.
FUTURE DAYH
y 6oddin 4 Apperson. Aucts.
TRUST SALE OF VERY vA1u.prr

I,kUST SALE OF VERY VALuAprr
n PROPERTY IN THE CITY or RrcuMoNn
y; virtue Oh deed Of trust, from William Ronl.
s, dsv 20 Of Ine ne, trustees dated he
Court Of Richmond city, and by rennest :,
according thereto we shall proceed TO sell o 1T
Of June, 1858, If fair il not the next fair d AZ. 9.n
ginning at o'clock p N, the follogyng yals,h ps
Real Estate in the city of Richmond, conyeysa IN
lst. a half acre lot of grourd lying at thu CORNER
LIST and Broad streets, designate az lot No Taa M
the plan of the city, with the brick stores and dwell
ing houses and other improvements thereon snh-
ect to an estate for her life in Mrs Priscilla Boot
wrlght, tagged ~ ia part OF said property, which
I'd. Another half acre lot of ground, lying on
Grace and s streets, designated in the plan of said
Sd. Another half acre lot Of ground, with part Of
the improvements and appurtenances thereon, wing
on Broad and LIST Streets designated IN the said plan
4th. Another lot of ground on the corner of Mon
roe and Broad streets. fronting 90 feet or less
on Broad, and running back about 1872 feet to al
The real estate above mentioned will be divided
and arranged to suit purchasers, and is certainly
among the most valuable in that part of the city.
plat and survey OF said real estate Will be exhibit
ed al the hour of sale
Aud on SATURDAY, the 10th June, 1885, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock NJ, at the residence of VIM
Bootwright, on Broad, near LIST street. we sha in
like manner proceed to sell the household and kitch-
en- Furniture, conveyed by said deed embracing the
usual variety. Also woman. Ailsey, and the
versioniry interest of VIM Boo'wright in the fol-
lowing slaves, viz: Chloe Rebecca and her three
children, Mary and her four children subject to
the III estate of Mrs Priscilla Bootwright therein
and also other personal property. An arrangement
has been made by which Mrs VIM BoJtwrig int will
unite 10 the deeds rs to vest full title in The pur
chaseTs
TERMS One-fourth cash. the remaining three
fourths upon credit of one, two aud three years
respec lively. with legal interest from the day of
SALE the purchasers of the real estate give nego
table notes. secured by lien on the property; and
credit payments of the personal estate, to be Sc
cured by approved endorsed negotiable notes. The
taxes Tor 1885, on the real estate, the purchasers to
pay. VIM TAYLOR, r...
X Il H0WIS0N, iiuS'ee''
Sale conducted by GoDDIg APPER8oN Aucts.
nv
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son.

by jus. NJ IayIor q DON.
1HO BUILDING LOTS IN CULLINGS-
I'/O WORTuS PLAN, UNION HILL. AT AUG
TI0N.-Wi be sold upon the premises, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of June, commencing at O'Clock
NJ, $50 beautiful Lots, in "Cullin2sworths Plan,"
Union Hill, oppOs te the residence of Mr.. Valentine
Hecker and adjoining the Fairfield Race Course,
the lands of Bacon TAFT, James Tally and others.
The property fronts 10Th, 20th, 2lst. ed. 23d,
2ith and 25th Streets extended in the county OF
Henrlco.
Persons in want can provide themselves W tn suit
able Lots for building gardening purposes-its
proximity TO the city renders it particularly desira
BILE for either purpose. The property will be sold IN
lots or squares to suit purchasers.
TEEMS-One fourth cash; the balance at 4, and IL
months for notes, with interest added and secured
by trust deeds
A plat Of the property may seen at the office of
the auctionee,s.
my 81 JAS III TAYLOR SON, Aucts.
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my 81 JAS u TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM

TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM
L ENGINE, CORN MILL, BUILDINGS, &c. AT
AUCTI0N.-As Trustee in certain Deed of II 1st
from Enoch Ct Rex, dated the Sd day Of April, 1851
duly recorded in the Richmond Hastings Court,
misses, on WEDNESDAY. the sd day of June, com
mencing at O'Clock 2. NJ the property conveyed
thereby. being one Steam Engine and Gear. orc
Corn Mill and Fixtures complete. and the buildings
situated at the of Main and 2lst Streets
used by said Rex rs a Mill house
TERMs-Cash. JAS NJ TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAS VI TAYLOR Il Sow, Aucts my -
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xT~s JUNE MEETING
rA---r,-.,e.sr-A. IN LA AIpHnN. " !.

N ,Ican,-T CURTIS PECK. Capt John Dayis'
= Hccpmmouate those going 90 the above meeting
vii lana passengers al Hampton on WEDN rs
FtF, y. and FRIDAY, lth June, on her regular
TIT 70 "ortSmouth aud Norfolk: and returning on
cell by Hampton for pa sengers coming up the
river.
Tee CURTIS PECK leaves the wharf at Pockets
every huiay wednesday and Friday mornings
A. 5'g O'Clock and returns each alternate day (.un
dNy7r Keep 81 - leaving Norfolk at the same hour
- o'clock \. " . HASKINS.
fha steamer GLEN COVE is now teing painted
undergoing a thorough oyerhauing and will
Sits
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,VRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM IN HENRICo COUNTY, MILES BE-
LOW RICH M0SD.As Trnstee In u Deed OF Trust
from B Bragg and wife, dated Goth Janua y 1855,
duly recorded Ia Henrico Douuty Court, shall pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY, the nth day OF Jure, l>1s, ct 'o6ciock
conveyed BY the said deed consisting of tract. or
parcel of land containing lC1 G'res. adjoining the
lands OF JAMES Malone, William Green, John Cur
RE and others and having thereon valuable dwell
ling and other improvements, aud now cupied by
Mr. ! BRAGG. The title IL believed to he good. but
warranty The deed requires n cash sale, but II Is
more than probable that arrangement Will he
made on the day of sale by which the terms can be
made reasonable. The taxes for his r. be paid BY
the purchaser ANDREW JOHNSTON, Trustee
Sale by QoppIN & APpERs0N, Aucte.
Y,my ih-d3awtis
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an
~ Execution in my hands, in favor of James 4
Butler & Co. against 0bedah johnson ard VIM u.
johnson. partners under the style of o Johnson h
pro shaii expose 10 pupIc auction: 70 inc highest
the Basin Rank, the Canal Boat I. JAS Deane q
Mules and Horse, to satisfy the above execution ia
my hands.
- Sale to take place at IL o'clock.
ISAAC W WALKER DIS.
je 8-tds For X ELLYS0N, s CIR
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By Thomas ". Keesee.
WASHINGTON GARDEN FOR SAIL


WASHINGTON GARDEN FOR SALE
AT AUCTlON.-l will sell at auction, with
out out limit or reserve on FRIDAY, the nth day of
june, at O'Clock NJ, Washington Garden situa-
ted at head Of Marshall str, et and formerly owned
and occupied by August Schad Esq as a pleasure
and runs back li6 feet to alley 20 feet wide The
house IS nearly new. and contains three comfOrta-
with 2rooms, new stable, cow house, wood and coal
house and well of most excellent water in the yard
kind. Wv 'N'' " ' '''''' 'l''''
IERMs.-s300 cash 1900 in 4 months. the balance
10 sun me ,t purchaser say and years, with
year to be paid by the purchaser
WALDROP.
n. B.-The above place will positively be sold,
and hose disposed 10 purchase may attend the sale
with that assurance my 3-tds WFW.
SHERlFF'S SALE OF A STEAMBOAT.
~ By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of the
case of Simeon leland, Charles Leland and War
ner Leland, partners, under the style of simeon
Leland & Co; plaintiffs. against Alpheus smith.
OF June, 1888 at the hour of 10 O'Clock NJ, at the
public auston. the steamboat E6H0. her Machine g.
ry, Tackle, Apparel AMI Furniture, for cash the
highest bidder. II L ELLYSON
Je l-dtds Sheriff City OF Richmond.
pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
&6SIwilI be pc, offered at at public sale ON I've
IUTH DAY or JUNE NEXT, the valuable estate OF
the late C. Taaterro on the Rapid Amp River, IL
the county OF Cupeper, and adjoining tse Rapid
Ann Station, Orange and Alexandria sailroad 1he
railroad passes through the farm and the station is
only few hundred yards from the house and barn.
This Farm, situated ia the beautiful and fertile val
ley of the Rapid Ann, offers rare opportunity to
purchasers. 1t is in fine state Of cultivation sur
rounded by good farms, and most desirable neigh
borho0d. The farm contains Gen acres of land, ard
has on ii large dwelling house. barn, stable, and
all necessary outhouses in good repair
Also, at the same time and place. will be sold all
the personal property of the estate except the ne
gr0es. J. ii T3LIAFERRO, ,a,,,..
ii ID TALIAFERR0, ! hulh %
Culpeper county, Va. my l3-d&cwtds
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IvE HOUSES AND LOTS. ON 9TH
TIQN.-Wiil be sold on THGasibsxxvv' M Al AuC.
Isnns y upon the prsn.ss comnsnciox q Sesck
~ I've s aonsss ana sot. on the West s;de II MINI
Mii OF .. koDinson, Esq. The hcdsrs - n
good order. having been recently buiit srS Iii
sum invested. seiess " sse
TKsxs-oue-third cash, the balance o.. = ers,,. ~
deed W auss
The taxes for ISIS 10 be paid by the purcha..r
JAMES n. TAYLOR q SON
my A-tds Aussionserv
The above sale, in consequence Of rain Il posi-
same hour. = - -
le4 ids I'M TAYLOR 4 SON.
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TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
4 REAL AND PERs 0NAL PROPERTY, IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HEN
RlCO.-By virtue of deed of trust from b sragg
and wife to the undersigned trustees dated the 9th
OF April 1851 recorded in the Hastings Court Rich
mond, and in the County Court of Henrico. and by
request of creditors according thereto we shall
proceed 10 sell at public auction. on the premises
on WEDHEsDAf, the 10th day of June 1885,, il fair.
~ not the next fair day. beginning at oclo k 2
VI, the following Real Estate in hmond in the
said deed conveyed:
LIST. A Lot of Ground on the north side of or Mar
shall, between 9Th and 9th streets with good brick
dwelling and other improvements thereon, fronting
II feet, running back lf3 feet.
ID. Another Lot of Ground lying near the corner
oil 9th and Arch Streets fronting about 66 feet the
north side of Arch street. and running back about
AZ feet, with four small brick tenements thereon
occupied by good tenants. at fair rents.
3D. Another Lot OF Land on the east line of 9th ST.
between Cary and Canal streets fronting 81 feet on
9th street, running back 1870 feet having thereon
large frame dwelling and other improvements.
And on TIL RSDAf. the 18th of June, 1858 COM
mencng at 10 o'clock NJ, if fair, (if not the next
fair day. at the residence of Mr. j Bragg, in Hen
rico county, on the new Charles City Road, about
three miles from the city Of Richmond, sometimes
called oak Grove wewill sell also, large amount
OF valuable personal property in the said deed con
veyed consisting Of ten slaves: joe, John, Warner,
Lawson, Billy, Charlotte, Rachel, Nina, Agnes and
Maria; about ~ mules, horses ~ COWS lot OF hugs
large amount OF plantation utenrils and imple-
chine household and kitchen furniture embracing
the usual variety, and other articles.
tERMS:-ODe-ouTth in cash, tile remaining three.
tourths upon credit Of one, two aud three years.
respectively, 18th legal interest from the day OF
sale, the credit payments of the real estate, for
which negotiable notes to be given to be &C.
cured by Il lien on the same, and the credit pay
ments Of the personal estate to be secured by ap-
proved endorsed negotiable not s. abe taxes on
the real estate for 1850 the purchasers to pay.
WI I. TA1LOR. ! Trnstaas
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a. TO OWNERS OF HORSES If
tC$Ayuur Horse is Lame, Strained, Called, Bruis-
d or Kicked, rub him with
II = 3 :. 90 HIfR E-AII

II T. =
-b- great PAIN nDihila-Cr. 1t heals Gus remove S
Serrne4- ana Sweilings from Cuts or Bruises and al
Ia all Iufiamat,on 1t acts upon the Blood Sin
ews Muscles and Bones, giving in-tant relief 1t
cures Gao &c in t-w minutes. and improves the
aprrits and appetite # the sa Icures SCratc H.
G.. preyeuts W0ims and hardens the hcnes Iry H.
I'D v,n wilt be a-roni-hed at its good effects, on
.ast W II -.
Bottles - cents % cents and 81. To be had OF all
Druggists iu Richmond. Norfolk and Portsmouth ;
SroTrsE0JD III pe:ei sburs, THOMPSON in. Lynch
blrg. my lin
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& A VI r Z GEORGE
! - ss go PEABODY. FOR BsLTIMoRE--
frtiEh; received to-day, MONDAY. at IL O'Clock.
sui M to.the hour Of q o'eloSk VI. TUESDAY, The
tEath AT
Consixaees are requested to seud for their goods
to-day,
Freight for Raston taken through at moderate
rats and with expedition
LUnLAM WATSON
1e-2t oAise opp nSte steamers Wharyes
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TO- A SMALL row BOAT,

ssxssxIsss FOR SAlE.-I am authorized 10 sci
a small I'IW BOAT IS feet keel. beam p feet ANA
%" Of ~ horse power. She is only four years old
paTl city. sound. Eud IN gond order aui will be
s2li low, as her owner has no further use for her
lor further particulars apply IL
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE-The room
l. which have fitted up for a Tobacco Exchange,
over Messrs Robinson Roberts. at the corner ct
18th aud Cary sts will be npened Wednesday, at
II O'Clock NJ, for the SALE OF TOBACCO, when l
shall be pleased TO see the Commission Merchants,
the inspectors from the several warehouses; and the
purchasers of tobacco Wagons will be at the sev-
era warehouses to carry the samples of tobacco TO
the room WIN SHEPPARD
Il m
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iaa-tde THOs LAWSON. GER.

DEAPING MACHINES CALDWELL'S
IN REAPER, the only simple and reliable Reaper
in use This machine has been well tested i'm the
three harvests past ard as proven Itself perfectly
reliable A few small defects which at hfst existed
have been corrected. aud il is now perfect ma
chine and the only to be relied on-as many OF
the largest wheat growers in tirsinia and North
carolina have decided and are adopting this reaper
altogether after having fully tried il and all 9th
ers Many other reapers are being sold, but this enc
(. doing the work. Early orders will receive steD'
zion. Address 1T CALD" ELL;
Aylett's. King William county, Va.
IuIv
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FURNITURE.
l. HAIR AND SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, &C.
SAMUEL w HARDWOOD,
GOVERNOR STREET,
RICH ND, ViR GINA q.

You will find at the above establishment the lar
gest and most complete assortment OF
FURNIIU RE, MATTRESSES, &c,
in the city. The goods are manufactured by the
most ex perienced workmen, and made OF the best
materials
The TIMBER, in all cases for Wardrobes, Bureaus
Chairs &c is well SEASONED before being used
It will be to the interest of all in want nf Goods in
my line to examine my stock before buying, as
am selling At greatly reduced prices.
I5-d2cWim
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REMOVAL.-SIMPSON &

80 KEMUN AIS NJ ? S . n &
%t1sT BAGNALL beg leave to inform their pa
4 irons and the public generally, that they
@IiA~ viii remove on the Ist of July next TO their
NEW SrEAN CRACKER BAKERY on 18th street, "a few
doors bel MANI where they have greatly increas-
Ell h-lT facilities Tor suppyin their hitherto La 90
demands for BREAD. CANES. CRACKERS. PIES, &C
1-anSfui for the patronage literally bestowed
hem heretofore, they hope TO merit continuance
cf the same al their new place
SIMPSON BAGNALL.
y. r Orders for BREAD, CRACK Frs, etc, will
b. received at their Bakery on 18th street. or their
ud store Not Mcin street. Cakes. Crackers, &C.
carefully packed in quantities 70 suit customers.
I'm
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NOTICE TO TAX PAY RS" Be II
~ ordained by the Council Of the City Of Rich
nuaily give notice in least four of the daily
papers of the city, for fifteen days prior to the ft
teen tn day of June that he will ateG st his office
O'Clock p NJ from the 18th to the Goth of June, in
elusive for the purpose of receiving from any per-
son charged with city taxes the whole or one half
of the amounts of taxes deductiug from the
whole amount or one half as the case may be, ten
per centum thereon.
The Collector shall, in like manner, give notice
for fifteen DAYS prior To the 18th of December. that
he will attend at his office daily, between the above
mentioned hours from the 18th to the 3lst OF De
cember inclusive for the purpose of receiving from
any person who has already paid one half only OF
the city taxes charged to him, the remanin hall.
seducting from such half ten per cent thereon"
In pursuance of the above amendet ord nance,
passed January lith 1853. will attend at the Col
3Otb of June for the purpose of receiving taxes
above directed JULIUS A. H0BSON,
je 2-lm Collector OF city OF hiehmoha.
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~, EXCHANGE sTABLEs.-The

~ tAJHANGE 5 A 4 S.-Ihe
[GYI subscribers having purchased the Stables,
formerly uWD ned ald occupied by Mr. james Harden,
en- franklin -treefs: Richmond. Va, ard put them
in thorough repair. making many valuable improve
ueuts upon the same are prepared - accom-
m1iAte DROFERS, Tgan 'ient and Board HDRs Els,
up1u a. favorable terus any other stable in the
city They have also two MULE LOTS, both OF
which are ID good order.
TavIe can always be found at our Stables ali kinds
eth bASES, from the finest pairs TO the common
p!yw horse.
There are q large number of fine Horses for sale
there at this time Also. a lot of No. MULES
Ne gll be glad to purCh CORN or OATS at
ar time Of the farmers.
JOHN B. DAVIS
ALEX B. HUTCHINSON.
n B-Our Ostlers are ali experienced aud po
lite. DAVIS HUTCHESOH.
ap l5-3m*
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TUPMAN & HULL, 81 MAIN STREsr,
l. next doosabove Fourteenth-Have received the
following goods by steamer Roanoks: Fancy Cassi-
mere Coat; Fancy and White Marsellles Vests:
White Corded Drill Pants; Fancy Linen Suits; Sin
gla Milled Llosth Goats; Msrssi'les Suits. Also Q
large assortment of Shirts an Collars: Call and
look at the stock. TUPMAN HULL,
inh Hucce ssora TO GrnahonR THURMAN Co.
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pY STEAMER ROANOKE.-W have
ID inst received full and complete ass1rtment Of
Pain Fancy Head and Bullion White fringes, OF
all widths; Trimming Brehls, new styles. for Dus-
tiers and Mantles; also Dustrr Tssses. Of every de-
scrition white Cords and Tassels, together with
many o. her goods In the Trimming way, which Ne
will offer low 20 the trade
GINTER, KENT 4 ALVEY.
les cor Main and 18th streets.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 6TP

BETWEEN BYRD AND ARCH SITS, rUl.
SALE AT AUCTION Wa be sold on the premises,
O'Clock, z " the va liable Bot located as above
fronting 81 u feet the east nsof 9th street. run
ming back 100 feet ID is well eI1 osed, and has on
it a small brick kitchen or shop. 1t is near the
can n as to make il valuable for wood or coal yard
1t is also admirably located for tobacco factory.
TERMs-One-fourth ca n; balance ar 3. 6 and mos
for negotiable r0tes interest added, secured by u
trust decd or title retained. The for 1855 to
be paid by the pur, hsser. -
lei suDDlN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

MUST VALTABLE FEAL EoIhIE
WIN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON MAR
SHALL, 10TH AND nth :TREETS, n AUG
TIOA At the request Of the Finance Comm Htee OF
the City Council, we will sell at public auction, on
the premises on TUESDAY. the l5sa June. 1855, at
O'Clock, p NJ, the valuable real etate located as
above on which stands the Athenaum. The lot
frouts 900 feet the south side OF MARSHALL street
runs back 10th and II All streets about $50 feet to
a wide alley IL viii be divided sell on
Marshall street, with the building called the hthe-
urum. 10 feat, and the remaining $50 feet VIII he
divided nto lots Of 81 feet each running back 100
feet The foregoing real estate is justly regarded as
among the most valuable in onf city, for private
dwellings, or for church, other large editice.
TERMS :-One-fourth cash; balance at 8 IL and IL
months for ncgo' liable notes Interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained. -
aUDDIN 4 APPERSON,
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s.z7s> -r--Ts;sh THE BOAT ROSA, of
Reckhridge will receive freight
Tx Lyuchhurg auI North River. Fer freight, ap-
ply ts taptaiu. on board, or.
ny Us uARkIS q MANRE Rnsin Rank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-08
TWO HALF PIPES VERY SUPERIOR

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brandy; GO bbls very fine Old Rye Wnigkey; 10 bbls
and Black Teas Cigars &C. in store and for sale by
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