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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-05
By Thomas W. Keesee,
(0hice corner 18th aud Cary Streets.)
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

''KUSTEEb SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
4 AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. AND OTHER
Personal PROPERTY AS trustee in u certain
deed oftrust, from Lharles obe dated the II day
q AuSu.t, lo57, sad duty rded In the Hastings
Court Of the city Of Richmond shall proc. ed To
sell az public auction, the premises Tor cash on
SATURDAY, tte 9TH day OF June, al, IL NJ, Ala tue
articles Of Household and Kitchen Furniture now
III the use aud possession OF the said Charles kooo
between Sth and 9th and all the goods aud cattlcs
now used by him ia Carry ing on the business OF a
bakery and confectionery, Including sugar, fiJur.
,noiasses. caudes &C, together w.h the uuex pred
lease ia said property good IN said
JAMES PLEASA kfs, Trustee.
Sale conducted by IHos. W. KgKssr, Auct. 80,
.. jp I--6fds ~
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RIO. r.. H'iWISON,) 1festees'
Sale conducted by GOppIN Y APPERsON. my Is
TREsTEEa SALE OF LOT. WITH

Il TWO NEW TENEuENTS THEREON, ON
THE SOUT SIDEQF CLAY STREET. HENRICO
COUNTY, WEST END, IN BULLOCK Il HARRIS
ADDfTlDN.-At the request Of the bese ficiaries in
deed of trust, made by z Winston and wife. on
the 2itn day of November, 1857 and duly recorded
IN the Clerks office OF Henrico County Court. ami
signed, thereby appoiated trustees will proceed
sell, at pub ic auction, the premises the 7th
Of June 1855. at ~ O'Clock, VI. if fair, If not the
next fair day, tue property conveyed ~ said deed
described therein as thrt! fest OF ground. more or
ess, Oh the south side Of ay street running back
in parallel lines. one hundred and fifty feet more or
less, with two framed teuements thereon, lying and
being in the county of HenIico. aud conveyed TO
said iDstcn by Habiston and wife, by deed of the
9th of July. ISL, duly recorded in said comfy.
TERMS fourth cash; ba,anee at 3, and 9
months, for negotiable notes, interest added secur
ID BY trust deed title retained. The taxes for
1883 to be paid by the purchaser.
" GoDDIN; Trustees.
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pED SULPluN nPNINnn-

pED SULPHUR APkINuS-
~ MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open Tor the reception OF visitors 1t is now well
known that no medicinal agents tha have been triod
nave had suCh signal success the waters of the
Red Sulphur springs, In the speedy cure of most
cases OF Pulmonary Consumption, Bronchial Alice
tons, Chronic Darrhwa D. spopsia aud Diseases Of
the Brain.
Eny Aids would secure better rooms and better care
ana attention by coming EARLY az we are usually
yefy much crowded throu gb the month of August
Visitors for this place should leave the Virginia and
Tennessee Raiiroai at EW BEAN DEPOT They
Will then have but IS miles of staging over a good
road. Via tho Virginia Central Railroad there is
now about 10 miles of staging.
my 29-d2m 4 : CAMPBELL & Co
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myu " SPe oRRtGSMp. Trustees.
VERY Valuable 4 ACRELOT OF

LAND IN SYDNEY. BOUNDED BY MAIN,
G mAE 70 S sRK1 ANp GSLN EFT m STR IL
FOR SALE AT ApCTION.-At the request Of Mr..
GEORGE D Pace. we viii II at public auction, on
June, 1885, at o'clock NJ. it fair, If not, the next
tair day, the really vslusbe property located as
according 10 a plat 10 be exhit lied at the hour Of
sale The regoiDg real estate is justly regard
among the most valuable in sydney. Being cut of
the city limits, ard III improving locati, n. it Of
ters great inducements to those seeking such pro-
perty.
1RsMs One fourth cash. balance ut T. 8 aud "
by trust deed The taxes for lsjS to paid uy the
purchaser. uUDDiN q APPEKSUN,
Auataneers
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FOR CHARLESTON. q q -. =
sss.s ssyrgss FOR LYNCHBUaG-T0
Egsss sHSssSaA LEAVE sAruRnAY -. G,
IT. JUNE MEETING

rl--.s ss&7z<sssss - IN HAMPTON. VA.
II, tsaRl.r CURTIS PECk, Capt John bsyi.,
t. Sc,anm 'datc those going Ia the above meeting
viii land passengers at Hampton on WknNES
DA} II ana FRIDAY, 9Th Juue On her regular
fCip pertsnopth ami Norfolk: and returning on
It s. NAl. Nh, and THURSDAY, lash jane will
c~Ii ny Hampton for - ssenEers coming up the
Tir,I.
IN, CURTIS PECK leaves the wharf al Pocket,s
t,rrf Monday, "Wednesday asd Friday mornIncs
al clock. sud returns each alternate ,iay. (sun,
day y'rn edN leaving Norfolk at the same hon,
D. o,sN5S A VI RIO HASkINs
sul .as ish'ps = thorough overhaulinx and viii
NOT ~ 20 The Lac for sons two or three Weeks
my .l-tS
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AUETlOH SALkic.
- -.--ssr.--s~-~,-~~c-~-.
FUTURE DAM
by Goddin q AppersOn, Aucts.
TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE


TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
4 PROPERTY IN rue CRY ar pfruNoNn
By virtue Of deed Of trust, from William Hoot.
WI Wright 70 the nDde, signed, trustees. dated tia
Court OF Richmond city, and BY ausst of cred;tnys
premises at public ancton. on FRIDAY the ISM s1
ginning at 4 O'Clock r 81, the following yaIgsbl s
heai estate In the city Of Richmond, conveyed in
Ist. half acre lot OF groucd lying at the CORNER
Isl anu Broad streets, designat as lot No 72s ON
lne Plan OF the city with the brick stores and dwell
ing nonses. and ether improvements thereon sub
zee. 70 an estate for her life in Mrs Priscilla Boot
wright tagged ~ ia part of said property, which
VIII be designated at the sale.
I'd Another halt acre lot of ground. living on
grace ana Isl Streets designated in the plan of said
city, as lot No 74I.
Sd. Another half acre lot Of ground. with mart of
the improvements aud appnrtenances there0nly ing
on Broad and LIST Streets designated the said
18th Another lot Of ground on the corner of Non.
roe ana Broad Streets fronting 96 feet more or ss
90 Broad, and running back about 1872 feet to an al
The real estate above mentioned will be divided
and arranged to suit purchasers. and is certainly
among the m DIST valuable 10 that part Of the city.
| ed AZ the hour of sale
And on SATURDAY, the 10Th June. 1858. begin.
ming at 10 O'Clock A NJ. at the residence of VIM
Bootwrighf, Sroad. near Ist street. we shall, in
like manner. prsed to sell the household and kitch-
en- Furniture convey ed by said deed embracing the
usual variety, Also woman, Ailsey, aud the re-
yersionary Interest OF VIM Downright Ia the fol.
Loving slaves, viz. Chloe, Rebeeca and her three
children, Mary and her four children subject to
the life estate Of Mrs Priscilla Bootwrght therein
qua also other personal property. An arrangement
VAS been made by which Mrs VIM BoJtwright will
unite in the deeds to full title in the pur
chasers.
TERMS One-fourth cash the remaining three.
iourths upon a credit Of one two and three years
respec lively, with legal interest from the day OF
SAFE the purchasers of the real estate to give negu
TABLE notes. secured By lien the property: and
credit payments of the personal estate to b. se-
cured by approved endorsed negotiable notes. The
taxes tor 1885, on the real estate the purchasers to
pay. WMF TAYLOR o..
Rk H0WIS0N, trustees
Gale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoy, Aucts.
f5--dts
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THos " KEEsEE Auct
n B.-The above place will positively be Sold
and bose dispo'sd 10 purchase mag attend the sale
with that assurance my 3t-tds ~ = W
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BY b. q. Cook & Co.. Aucls-

HORSES, MULES, &c., AT AUG
TI0N.-We will sell on SATURDAY the sth
inst ut the Horse lot, near the Central Railroad
Depot, several harness aud saddle Hors a: two
Mules, one OF which Ia very large d esrs old war
rantcu sound and work in sing lie or double harness
Je4 b COOK A ca Aucts
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uYGEIA pOTEL, OLD POINT COM

HYGE1A bOTEL, OLD POINT COM
A FORT, FA.-This celebrated seaboard WATER
ING PLACE, rs famed for its beautiful location a.
for its ent re exemption from disease, AID for its
delicious bath and other salt water uxuries will be
opened on the FIRST Of JUNE. | shall be assist
ed. in the management of the establishment, by Mr.
JOS. ID. StEGAL, whose acceptdblity, during a
past season, will be well remembered.
ap 27-2m JOS, SEGAR, Proprietor
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my % DIN 1 5 CAMPBELL & co,
DOCKBRlDGE BATHs-This fayori- e

* 'SRA CAs' ~ ~ Ia HIS I&SOIl. Z
~ bathing place, long known a. LETCHER'S, and
afterwards as JURDAk'S SPhINGS has been re-
Gently pu chased by company of gentlemen in
kOckbTldge county, where il is situated and where
the virtues OF the water are best known ami will be
open for the reception Of visitors Eu0n the tst OF
JUNE next, New aud handsome budu gs have been
erected aud effort viii he spar 20 make il a de.
ghtfnl summer resort 1t is beau fully located on
the North River. in the midst Of mountain aud val
ley scenery unsurpassed III varied beauty by any in
the State. 1t IL on the main stage road from Lex
BgtOn to the Central Railroad dust eleven miles
from the former aud nine miles from Goshen Depot
on The latter Visitors eau reach the Baths in one
day from Petersburg. hichm md and Alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water is a little higher
than that Of the Old sweet, and this with the pecu-
mighty charged wuh Carbonic Acid Gas and con
talns Magnesls. iron &c renders bathing in it, J
universal consent of those no have tried it
full and inyIRorating To an extraordinary degree
It's medicinal effect 10 aicsted by fifty years of local
experience, especially in Of general Debility.
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, Ulceratinns
sherever existing, Rheumatism Amenorrhea, Dis
nlenorrhea, MeuOrrhasia, Leucorrhea, Prolapsus
Uteri. &C. In the diseases peculiar to females and
children, ii is unsurpassed, If equalled, by any
ter il the world. Near at hand is line Sulphur
Spring. second only to the famous White sulphur
OF GreeHbFer. TO which visitors TO the Baths have
Governor Henry A. Wise, Who spent portion OF
last summer with his family at THE BathA" thue
81. AXIS OF 1t: 1t Is my chosen spot in the noun
'ains and shall certainly revisit it, if possible next
summer.
nef,rcnce may also be had amongst many Others
10 Col Ii Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military institut-, Rev VIM ) White, D. and Rev
VIM Pendleton, of Lexington: VIM Il Paine, ESQ
Of the firm Of keat, paine& ent, Richmond, and
Hunter, Esq OF selma Alabama.
TERMs-Si % per day, for less than one week; s.
per week, for less than weeks; s. per week. for
more than two weeks and $50 per month.
my 2@-u3m
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING.

~ Summer Cashmere sacks - Ess#8
Alpaca, Marseles and Grass Linen Coats
silk, MAJ settles aud Cass Yes . "a
Cashmere, Drilling and Liaen PaB.a,
large assortment Of ehiIts. Collars, Ties GOD
Books and snpmcr VI dsrwsar, at
sT0CksDALhs, IA Main street,
je 3-3i* below Exchange Sank !.
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NOTICE To TAX PAYIRS.-"

NTOTICE To TAX PAY IRIS" te II
Y ordained by the Council of the City Of Rich
nualy give notice in at least four of the daily news
papers OF the city, for fifteen days prior TO the If
teen tn Day OF June that he will atterG at his oies
dali y between the hours of o'clock, A NJ, and
o'clock p NJ from the 18th to the 30th OF june IN
elusive for the purpose of receiving from any per-
son charged with city tags. the " hole or one hai
ofthe amounts of taxes charged, deducting from the
whole amount OF one half as the case may be, ten
pt r csntum thereon
"The Collector shall. in like manner. give notice
for fifteen days prior tn 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 inelasiye for the pcrposa of receiving from
any person who has already paid one half only OF
the city taxes charged to him. the remaining halt.
eeducting from such half ten per cent thereon"
In pursuance OF the above amendet ord nance,
passed January llth 1855, will attend at the Col
ite ors Office at the City Hall. from the 18TH TO the
goth OF June for the purpose OF RECEIVING taxes as
above directed. tULlus A. HUbsoN.,
je 2-lm Collector OF oity oi hicnihoAa' -
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lN-- DEUCALION.--The cclcL.

TN-~ DECCALlUN. The celet. 1s 80
sS2N ACE HORSE .DEUCALION. viii Va ,xz
Tue tstsee 81 ihis season az my Stables on the Ne
thauc>vItie Turnpike. at $50 the season and 81 a.
tae -sonl The season u be paid in all cases before
1ag !a-e y served. DEuCALl0N is by Revenue
out ~ she Queen.
Ftg iuu pedigree. see spirit Of the FINES" liz
CouG the high hlood and successful seek of Rev.
ccue aad rGStee on the sire side with the colehrat
Ell Fr'Aai, on the lam side.
Mas proving in fOal will be served tho mex
season Sfatls IL J. SMITH
Near Fairfield Race Course-( Kossuth's standO
uly 6--iGwaR
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uIGH CONsTABLE', SATE -W,lI :.

nanOs slim ~. AuclS.
lGH CONSTABLE'o SALE. Will be
IL sold, on SATURDAY. the 3th day Of June, isss.
at the Cellar on franklin, between iTtn and 10th
streets, commencing at 10 o'clock, A VI. twenty Odd
barrels and Boxes aud 1T Of Irish Potatoes, Re,
10 satisfy distress warrant in fasor of u Llchten.
stein vs. John Wall. gag. = ~ - ~
Terms cash. FBUTLER HCORs
Je 2--tdsF #at tasS 3 81 - Il 9aF68
VIII b. added to the above SALE By CONSENT OF
aIies to satisfy di,train warrant favor &c Jss
bay: Iron safe, 81 ieboard, Lamp. . pair Csa-
dl,stcks, iioc King Chair, bird Cages, Paintngs
bedsteads Mattresses, Clio x, Sofas. Buroau.
ardrobe Candle stand, Wasnstand Tables-
D. Le-scat Chairs.
Je4 FBUTLER III ~ n n
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BY Kent, Paine & Co.
I ARGE SALE OF DRY Gnnns AZ

| ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
A. AUCTION On THURSDAY. the 10th instant
commencing at 10 o'clock, will sell az the store
OF nessrs. j Ferguson. Jr, 4 Co., No 9 Four
tsenth street, the balance of their stock of Dry
ooooS. remaung on hand, Comprising a great
which are: a' aiIAons
Black and cold French CLOTHS
Black and fancy CA sIMERES
Rich Silk and Marsailles VEeTiNGs
silk SEkGkS SILESIAS
Tailors TRIMMINGS. Of all kinds
Fancy Linen DRILLS, Planters LINENS
irish LINENS, W bite GOODS large as'rnent
I.acies Dress GOODS, EMBROIDERIES
HOSIERY. GLOVES. LACES &c &c
The attention % the trade,s particularly invited
70 TINS sale, which will be made without reserve
ton. ~ '' az N VI
We will sell in addition 70 the above to close con-
sgnments, variety Of FIRE and seasonable goods
particular Of which will appear hereafter
lERAs-All sums under $l09, cash over shat
amount months credit, for approved endorsed
not"s. KENT PATNSis - 0Su
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~. EXCHANGE sTABLRs.-The

.tNxm EXCHANGE S T 4 B L ES.-The
IA subscribers having purchased the Stables
FORMERLY owned and occupied by SIR James Harden,
al thorough repair, making many valuable improve
meats upon the same, are now prepared 70 accom-
iE!od4.s llNON ERo, Transient and Board HORSES
8p5u ss favorable terms any other stable in the
ely Ihey have also two MULE LOTS, both OF
SaicA airs IN good order.
fGere can Always be found at our Stables all kinds
q HORSES, from the finest pairs to the commou
pt1W horse.
I&sre are a large numb n of fine Horses for sale
there Al this time Also, IA lot OF No | MULES
We ~iu he GLAD 10 purch ,se COhN or OATS at
any time OF the farmers
JOHN B. DAVIS
ALEX B. HUTCHINSON
n. B.-Our 0stiers are all experienced aud DO.
lite. DAVIS a HUTCHINSON.
aD l5-S.nS
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r o HASKINS
=. eG. STEAMER BELVIDERE

,[,l.sss:sssSsss FOR BALTTNoRE.-FreiShtr ecni,,.
g! t-ty, htDa1 aud up 10 the hour off o'clock
= VI. SATURDAY, unless su,iiciency be received
.rrrlT ~ that hour.
F.ssh. Tor Boston taken through at moderate
rates aHd with expedition.
Lar iEDLAM A. WATSON
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FURNITURE.
l. HAIR AND SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, &c.
SAMUEL w HARDWOOD,
GOVERNOR STREET,
RIO I'll M o. ID, VIR GINA.

You will find at the above establishment the lar
gest and most complete assortmsH4 of
FURNlTURE, MATTRESSES. SC,
in the city The goods manufactured by the
most experienced workmen, and made Of the best
materials
The TIMBER. in all cases for Wardrobes, Bureaus,
Chairs. &C il well SEASONED before being used
1t will be to the interest of all in want of Goods In
my line to examine my stock before buying. as j
am selling at greatly reduced prices.
my l5-dGcwlm
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- TO OWNERS OF HORSES--If
~ your Horse is Lame, Strained, Called. Bruis.
al OF Kicked, rub him with

rd OF Kicked, rub INN with
Harris HORNE'S CURE-ALL,
the great Pam. Anu hiiatur. 1t heals Gus removes
Soreness and SweilIns from Cuts or Bruises aud Al
Laws al Inflammation. 1t acts upon the Bosd, Sin
ews. Muscles and Bones. giving in-taut relief Ii
cures ChoIic in n trw minutes, and improves the
spirits AMI appetite f the An:sa ltcures Scratch
80. prevents Worms AID hlrdens the Boues Try il.
IA you will De ast0ni.hed at its good effects Oh
I east A. We'll
Bottles p cents ~ cents and 81. To be had of al!
Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and Portsmouth /;
SPcrrsw0oD in etetsburg, THOMPSON in lynch
bug. my 25-lIn
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BOARDING.. 1o.
THE CENTRAL HOTEL

4 lie BNIhAI HOFEI
s,.u..a. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
s,.nated at the corner OF Grace and 9TH streets sat
sng the Northwest corner OF tbs IApltol ga,,a,n nd
near TO the Washington Monument. win be- in readi
h..s 70 receive guests on the LIST January I,ss
. Inc locality In point Of contiguity TO business
Sseing adJacent to the Capitol Banks Custom House
Merchant Mills, and Warehouses, together with IL
nssaithInness because OF the beautiful promeuadcs
sao,esi by the Public Grounds mmeiateIy in ffsSnt
rendert az once attractive "
WIN such advantages. the proprietor appreciates
ms responsibility In undertaking 30 serve the puhc
20 meet which ne gives assurance Of ample srppIies
aug te most assiduoas attention 10 the wants III Ali
VINO may favor him with their company
de 2s--its FRANCIS j. sMifiI prorr,ator
R0ARDlNG.-Mrs. G. r. PEGRAM.
fANk HOUSE Bank street. has now vacant ,
M aha Desirable rooms. suitable for tleman
la MS iaoy. location pleasant and Convenient to
sas s..Usst heleienees required. fe3-ts
PRIVATE B0ARDING.-MRs- J. o.
- JAMES Hiss E. A. BID0oOD having rented
~ ,eIy desirable residence Of Fleming James on
ILL., oetween Main and Franklin streets cose 10 BIZ.
\, &c sd IN fhe retired part of the city will open
~, tne accommodation Of persons desirfng Board
On zoe lAt uay OF January next The house has sey.
sIai olarge aud desirable roems for families Also.
az ounce IN the front basement. They can accomrno.
- : .os DaI bOAhDEhS. Ia 20-dly
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By Goddin & Apperson,

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
WIN THE UITY OF RICHMONp. ON MAR
SHALLL lnrH AND 18TH STREETS, AT AUG
TloN:-At the request Of the Finance COMMITTEES OF
the City Council We will sell ut public auction on
the premises on TIL ESD sY the 18th June. 1855, AZ
o O'clock, z NJ the valuable real estate located ~
above. on which stands the Atheneum. The lot
outs EGO feet the south side OF alarshsli street.
runs back on 10Th and lh streets about $50 feet to
a wide alley lie viii be Divided 10 sell on
Marshall street, with the building called tn A the
Lseum, no feet, and the remaining $50 feet will be
divided INTO lots Of 80 feet EACH running back l5p
feet. The foregoing real etle is justly regarded as
among the most valuable in our city, for prlvatc
dwellings,, or for church, or other large edit G.
TEENS :-Oue-fonrth cash; balance AT s II and 70
months tor negotiable notes. interts added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
GUDDIN &ApPERSON
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by trust deed, or title retained.
GUDDIN l. APPERSON,
Je ids

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
\ FARM IN HENRIC0 COUNTY, 3 MILES BE.
LOW RICHMOND As Trustee in Deed OF Trust
from B Bragg and wife, dated goth Jalua Y 1850
duly recorded in Henrico county Court, shall pro-
coed 10 rel at public auction on the premi,es on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of June, 1873 at 10 O'Clock
conveyed by the sad deed. consisting of a tract or
parcel OF land crn'aning leo ares. adjoining the
lands 81 janis Malone. William Green, John Cur
RE and Others and having thereon a valuable dwell
ling aud Other improvements aud now o cupied by
MIR j Bragg. The title is believed to be good but
the undersigned will convey with the usual speei
warranty. The deed requires a cash sale, but il is
more than probable that an arrangement will be
made on the day Of sale by which the terms can be
made reasonable The taxes for ic5S TO be- paid by
the purchaser ANDREW JOHNSTON, Trustee
Sale by GODDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
my l5-d2awtds
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missioner OF the CircI
ed by q decree ents
in the case Of Pre-
proceed to sell, at
on MONDAY, the -
il far, if not. Cd
the Very valuab e
Hill. hayiuxa "a Q
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON BROAD STREET, BETWEE
SrH AND 9TH STREETs, IN THS CITY OF
RICHMOND As toTTniss oner acting under de-
cree OF The Circuit Court of the city at hichmoad,
entered the 29,h day OF January, o5S 10 The suit
OF satter Whlte ana otnrrs asalnst ihrr!sh and GU,
commencing at "a o'clock. VI. if lair. II not, the
next fair day, sell On the premises, at public aGc
ton to the highest bidder valuable lot OF ground
the buildings thereon fronting about Is feet op
the south side OF Broad sire T. betwe Sth and 9Th
streets and running back 1877 feet or less, la
the Catholic Church property This is Justly re-
gsrded rs among the most valuable locations on
b, cad street. for business purposes.
TERMS Cash ~ to one third Of the purchase mo-
rey. The residue upon credit Of aud ~ months,
the purchaser giving bonds with goad SECURITY, boar
ing interest from day Of SALE and the title retained
until the whole pu chase money is paid and con-
veyance directed by the Court. The taxes for 1855
10 be pad By the purchaser.
my 6-2Sw3wtd.d X. NANCE. Com'f.
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A NTHRAClTE COAL.-I am receiving
= n orders for the best quality RED ASH ANTJRA.
CITE COAL. to be delivered in the month OF June
at 50 30, cash, per ton of 22i0 hounds am also
prepared to deliver CLOVER HILL COAL at the
lowest market price. WRIT ROBEKTS.
Dealer in Anthracite and Clover Hill Coal
once, corner Eth and Dock SITS, Richmond, Va.
my l4-3m
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NO. 40 MAIN STREET, NEARLY OP-
~ POSITE TIE Sf CIARLES-Jnst received, a
new supply of latest style NANTES and DUS-
VERS, which having been purchased from the man
uiscsurers, Tor cash. can sell ut IS per cent less
than cl ewhere
new lot of FRENCH FLOWERS, WREATHs
and BUDS; alsD. RUCHE5 and MILLINERY
GOODS, very cheap.
Ladies HOOP SKIRTS of every style, of HAND
MANUFACTURED each skirt warranted Is please i'll
quality and price.
Childrens Garments of al kinds, such as DUS-
TIERS, CAPEo aud TALMAS, in Marseillea, Calico,
Linen, Bun Tussore, Layella. Brilliant, Bird Eye,
&c. &c, with full assor ment OF RJNNETS, RLATS
aud FANCY GOODS of all kinds
Also, Just to hand. q lot Of Cord STRAW BON
NETS at only IS cents, and BONNET Ribbons st
1914 cents per yard. GEORGE JACOBS,
10 2-eod3t No ~ Main street.
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.A,.<esMsssSSs FOR StLE.--I anu authorized to sell
ss'ua.i TIN BlAT, 5 feet keel, beam y. feel aud
e. u - horse power She is only Our years old
r,c'.cf'r. soHna. sud IN good order. AMI will be
POD ,, IS hTT owner has no further use for her
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