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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-23
By E. d. Cook & Co , Aucts.

A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK on
= DESIRABLE GOODS AT AUCTION.
made change Ia chr business. We VIII comna<Dre
selling at auction, on MONDAY the nd inst. Il W
Time every morning and evena1a untl the whoie 4
disposed OF, eur entire steek of fresh AVID dssirnbv
god goo csnsssins Ct Terra Cots P.Eiao. Alakssser
Motto Cups; Figures; Ink. Match and Jewel BoIss.
GOLD BAND AND WHITE cHISA.wARK,
Tea. Dinner. Tste-a-Tete. Toilet Sets
Dishes, flates, Fruit Stands
AMERICAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND nejySS
MAN WARE,
embracing 6lyered, Cut and Pressed Glass nnpnn-
Bowls, Butt.r Dishes, sugar and Pickle Disbes'
WHITE akASiTE. COMMON YELLOW AND
ROCKINGHAM WARE,
Tea, pinnar e and Toilet setts
ilates, Dishes, Cups and saucers
Bowls Mugs, BpIttoons
sILvER-PLATED, BRITANNIA AND BiI3CK.fIT
WARE,
Cake basket., Napkin Rings Ladies', Mugs. Candls.
st'eks; Tea. Dessert and Dinner spoons and HorIs;
Egg Boilers Lsmps, Moulds. &c.
JApANNED AND TIN WARE
consisting OF Toilet Sets, Bath Tubs, Water Cans
pasa rsns csse, sugar Deed and sPioe Hoxss
CUTLERY, &C.. Er
consisting of Table Knives and Fork. Afeels Carv.
ers, Razors and Strops. PEN and Pocket Knivsa
Timed Iron spoons. skinmtrs, Pans Kettles. Stew
Fans, Scrapers, Sad Irons, &C.
ALTO
A large lot OF misc, lianeous articles embrnO<n1
Rosewood. inlad Satin Wood and Mahogany Worn
and Dressing Cases
Writing Desks, Leather and Pearl Purses Baaa "A.
Playing CARDS, Back CANNON Boards Dice. dance,
Dominoes
Fancy soap, Colognes, Perfumery Essences
Corral. v ak and Gaes Beads; Necklaces, Brace
lets, &C.
Hair, Tooth shaving. Crumb. Flesh Nall. Marking.
sweeping. busting. Scrubbing, White-V wash
Shoe and Clamp Brushes
Breoms, Whisks
Cocoa. Weol, Manila. Hemp Fringe. Straw and u
Embroidered. sea Grass, Palmetto. French. willow.
Fancy. Work, Travelling. Key. Market, Dinner
and Clothes Baskets, Hampers, &c.
Refrigerators, Water Coolers
Children's Carriages. Slegbs. Wagons, Hobby
Horses, &C.
Brass and Iron bound Pals, Cans Buckets. Churus.
Tubs. Sugar Bail and Flower Boxes and Weod.
. ware OF every description
Mahogany and Tin Mocking and Canary Cages
Together with large lot Of misc goods too
numerous 10 mention.
The whole offering great Inducements to house.
keepers and others. The whole 10 he sold without
reserve. TH0S l. ANGUS a co.
Sale conducted by b Cook Co. Aucfs
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BY Larus & Shine, Aucts.
SPLENDID STOCK OF GOLD AND ST.

~ YER WATCHES AND JEWELRY, COIN I'LL
YER WARE, &c. AT AUCTfUN.--Will be sold st
TO Il II. Pairo Co.'S Exchange Ufice large and
splendid assortment of fine Gold and liver Atches.
Aiso. splendid stock OF fne 6od Jewelry, suitable
fbr ladies and gentlemen; together with spiepdid
stock ct Coin silver Ware, warranted mot platsd.-
The above stock Is from large manufacturing and
importing house In New York, which has recently
suspended. ~ ',la t57
81 Sale to commence on MONDAY kvHNIE0,
the LIST March, at O'Clock and will be continued
MORNING aud EVENING every day this week.
GALES positive, Ms the goods must be cold 70 the
highest bidder. LARUs 6HINk.
10 "a AuCte.
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By Henry W. Quarles,
(No 100 Main street.)
T ARGE STOCK OF BEST QUALITY
IL JEWRIRY

LADIkN EALE At II VCLOCK, 4. NJ
GENTLEMBN'S SALE AT ~ O'CLOCK, Pm.
will commence. THIS MORNING, and continue
low 9th the sale of s2sOeo worth Of Jewelry, which
has been consigned from one Of the best msnufhc-
turers n the city Of New York embracing the richest
market.
The pressure in the money market compels the
owner 10 realise the cash. and everything offered
viii be sold without The public may az
pect bargains, and they are invited 10 attend these
sales. HENRY w QUARLE9
NH 10 Auctjof,eer
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

Il TENEMEFT'ON THEN0RTH SIDE OF MAIN
BtTWEEN 18TH AND GOVERA0R STREETS, IN
tain Deed ot r:us from David Curry and wife, bear
ing date the 2st January, 1851. duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, .hall, Ia execution
thereof, proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY. the 18th day of April, IS5S,
at " clock NJ if fair, if not, the next fair day. the
real estate conveyed by said deed consisting If the
excellent granite front Store md Dwelling located
above, adjoiniDg the Banking House of .dessrs T.
" Purcell 60. and in the occupancy of Mr.
+ ID. Keeling. The location of this property is
among the most valuable in this city.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dischar xs the principal
and Interest of he bond embraced in the deco of
trust, together with the cost and expenses Of sale
estimated al abont 81 JIand the balance in equal
instruments, at 6, II and IS months, for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured Dy a trust deed.
The title is believed TO b perfect out ih- trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty. The
taxes AID insurance for 1883 to be paid by the pur-
chaser. SAML y DENtpON Trustee
Saleconducted by aopDIN APPERstS. A.e $.
NH lS-tds
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WANTbD-25 respectable young La
W dies f5r the grand Oriental Spectacle of ALAD.
Theatre They wi haze the advantage Of being
taught Dancing by competent ballet Master, and
alsD their entire costumes will be found by the Man.
the Theatre. NH 22-3tif
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By Richard Cauthorn.
HOSIERY SEWING SILK

~ CLOTHS. CAsSIMERES AND MOUSELTNs.
AT AUCTION. ON FRIDAY, 18th inst at 10 o'clk
ut my store, i'll sell the following goods u Il .
ladies' and gents white, mixed and slate colorcd
Hose and Hall Hose; Misses do; Is dog Napkins; fine
FIR, neh ard Irish Linens Mouseln de Laines: 4
pieces brown. black and blue Cloths, Cassimeres &c
large variety of Business oats; Dress do: ass
mere Pants. of superior quality; side stripe satnet
do; Italian Sewing silk, &C, &c. The above goods
are all Of the best quality and make, and can he ex
amined the day previous TO the sale.
TERMs-Cash for ell sums of $50 and under: over
this amount 90 days credit for approved negotiable
paper. RCAUTHORN
NH e Arrt
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DYspEPsIA AND FITs-I,, r.,

DEioRMg, the great c,trer OF CbnsuhIption wo.
tor several years 90 badly afflicted bs bysiens thai
was eventually cured by 4 prrscriptLm rp,n; .,,as
hlm by young elsiryoyant girl. This prescfiriiSn
gwen ny mere child while IN state Of trance hae
ed once. 1t Is equally sure in cases if Fts as Of
Dyspepsia The ingredients may be found in any
drug store. i win send this valuable prescrintion
TO any person on the receipt ~ one samt 10 nav
postage Address DR. TRACY DELORWE tirEsr
GCRER OF CONSUMPTION, New York Post Office
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER

- GD1DS-Tle subscriber in retersing thank
VI e. hts friends aad customers for past iayorx
Ia Wnuli respectfully inform them ana the pub
Ii. generally that he has lust received and opened
b.sSpGINti aHd 81 dMER GOODS, consisting Of n
r.. ~ excellent assortment Of
CLOTHS, CA%SIMERES. NESrTNGS, &c,
v aah De- wauld he happy to make MP in the mos;
ZAP Nor style aud workmanship. and on reasonable
terms WM HOLT RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor
NH Is-2g nth II Opposita kxeh-nve Hotel
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BY CIenshaw l. Fisher.

A UCTION SALE OF RIO COFFEE
CARGO OF BARQUE WINIFRED.-Wc win
sell. on FRIDAY, Goth instant at II O'Clock NJ 81
cur oifi"e. 3f63 bags prime COFFEE cargo of bar,ue
Winiired. direc. from Rio de Janeiro selected =
pressly for the Virginia trade.
NH I'D CRENEUAW A EICuEn
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THE BEST Cough SYRUP N rnss
= wnRLDi.-pREPAREp nv Ie,sv..IsI nE
HAHISHeRNE'S PECToRH Lh srnna. !
!. aa,,,...s. WILD CHERRY VI
sne eest preparation in use Tor lSt,s used 70 be
Cgiris s TsTTnE COUGH, ASTHMA n : aTsa
sso .r.a, aaahkH Or any Ling AnssaiaaD !, !.
asnms,i.n OF the Lungs or Throat vi In
sss,5T pntue e., r % cents and 81.
gusts ID RICHMOND Norfolk and pet.r snu M prnR.
orn,'x,,h Soa snner with pain nsc HAnT.aos sv,.
o, - - All; .ne great Pain Annihator
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TRANSFORMERS Gu RRaTT1.

a. :. GREAT PAIN ANNIuIIaTon, ne
,arucie " the greatest aisroyery In f,ha,,.,,
TisW. NEn ienes iGf .hs rseid ease Of EuMs
sq qmmE T4ROAT, sfIFe NEcK' ar nan y \.
= al. ips, BAGK. or any part Of the body. '"'
and tndss, gu eAftiient Preparation for Dysrensia
rnooSands OF pertons who have used Uanrs
aaan, sSukEaIb, have been as.onished at IL rro,
TEN. "o' pam from ths o. y
So Bottles Is, So cents. and II,
To be had of PURCELL. lam = M 49,. IN
la @-dtf 'ai'aA anu eterspsrg
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN 15 YEARS

"A OF AGE-Whose sands of life have nearly run
out, discovered while in the East Indies, certain
cure for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs.
Colds ami uenerai Debility. The remedy was dis
vere,i by him when his only child, q daughter;
was given up tode. lie had heard much of the
derful restorative and healing qualities Of prepare
tons made from the East India hemp and the thought
occurred TO him THAT he might make remedy for
his child. He studied hard and Succeeded in real
zing his wishes. His Child was cured, and is now
alive and we'll lie has since administered the won
crfu remedy to thousands of sufferers in all parts
Of the world, aud he has never ailct in making them
completely healthy and happy. Wishing to do as
mucr good as possible he will send to of his AT
hcted fellow beings as request it, this recipe, with
full and explicit directions fr max ing itnp, and sue
cessfully using it. He requires each applicant To
nriose him one shiing--three cents 10 be returned
as postage on the recipe, and the remainder to be a
piled to the payment of this advertisement
AID lress DIR. IL. JAMES, 10 Gragd street, Jersey
City. NJ.
CAUTIoN-I have no son-in-law authorized to send
my recipe, as has been advertised. fl cT-d&cwlm
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BY Alex. Nett. Auct.
TRADE SALE OF DRY oO0na

u CLOTHING. &c.--wfl be sid AZ .urtsc. -
my store, on TUESDAY,. March I'D cosnrenrfs.. a
~ oclo.k K. q large stoek OF fresh and stanle ~
Seojs. direct from New York. consisting n Cloe6s
Gassimeres. Tweeds. Satinet.. Linen Driil Rlsef
mssliaa CIayatsa spring Neck Ties. shirts Towels.
Mosquito Nets, Gotten Hosiery kc -
ALSo--ef8 pieces Black silk Velvet Rfhbona Noa
20 ~ 90 Linen Tweeds and Cloth Crafts: Isl mir
Pants assorted; $40 pairs Mems and Womtn's Bkore
tonntIy merchants and city dealers viii do we'll
serve. wv "~"s hA" VI ~
d.. ms. sums under 80, cash; ever 90. Gu
NH % Any wrrs s.f
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BY Godtlin q Appsrson. Aucts.
By Dunlop, Moncure & Co.

CARGO OF SUGAR AND M0LASSES,
~ At AUCTI0N.-On FRIDAY, the 2sth instant,
commencing Mt II o'clock. we will sell at our wharf
and warehouse n Rockets. the Cargo of the scbr.
George Darby. from New 0rles ms, with
3i2 bhsls sUdAR, ranging from prime to strictly
choice quality.
80 bblr prime M0LASSES.
ALSO,
100 boxes CANDLES
t1 do soap
COFFEE, PAPER, &c
TERMs-Under Sloe cash; over s,eo, months cre-
dit for approved negotiable paper
~ Sale without regard TO weather.
DUNLOP, M0NGURB Il CO..
NH - Aucts
N0TICE-TEs shove sale will commences ct 10
O'Clock; to- able dealers TO attend the sale of cargo
of kin Ioffae Messrs kisher,s nffcn
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By Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co.

CTEAMER CURTIS PECK AT AUG
~ TiON.-0n FRIDAY afternoon the 18th March.
at hall past o'clock we will sell at our wharf at
Rockets, the fine side-wheel steamer
CURTIS PECK.
of 4iH tons buttheh. 80 feet in length and n feet
breadth Of beam. TIE Curtis Peck has been running
succ. ssfuiy on James kiTer as passenger and
freight BOAT, and her engine Is very superior
more particu ar description is dtet1led Haneces-
ssry as persons DESTROYS Of purchasing can examine
her for thenis Ives
TFhMs-One-fourth cash; balance &, I2 and IA
monb s' credit the dit pay ents beafrg interest
nah Is DUNLOP. M0NCtRE 4 CO. Aucts
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JAMES NJ. TAY LUK, Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Son. Auctioneers. NH g--tds
TRUSTEES sALEOF REAL ESTATE

IN MITCHELES PLAN BY yirtue of a
deed of trust executed by Josiah l. Woodso;l TO the
trustees of the Monroe Building Fund Association
to secure to the said Association the payment Of
certain bond which deed bears date the 18th day
OF jnne. 1885, and Is recorded in the office of the
Clerk .f Heurco County Court: and by oider of the
Board Of Directors OF said Association, will sell,
on THURSDAY 18th March. 1858, upon the prem.
Uses. at ~ o'clock ~ the property In said deed
conveyed, to wit: All that land iyiDg and being in
the county of Henrco. near to Mitchell lis
Spring, and described on plan If Mitchels spring
Property, by the Nos I, Is, H. 5 9. IS o. 65 Also
lots W. NJ. and Academy Lot, being the same real
estate conveyed BIZ John Il Anderson to said Wood
ion, by deed dated Let day of January, 1855, and
recorded III Henrico county court office.
TbRMs-One-thrd cash. balance at and months,
for notes with interest add d. and secured by trust
deed The taxes of 1853 Ia he paid by the purchaser
FLEMING GRIFFIN,
SAM'L BAYLY, STrustees.
FRANCIS T IsBELL,
- JAS NJ TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts. NH 10
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L published every Saturday morning, in the city
II New York and devoted 10 News, Politics and Ge7
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The ALBION having been in existence more than
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Is pages are largely occupied with the Cream n
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BY Jas NJ Taylor & Son.

HOUSE AND LOT ON CATHARINE
STREET. AT AUCTION. VIII be sold upon
s ehe premises on FslpAY the ssh inst coinmen-
Southwest corner of Ca:iarine and Henry streets
Davis, Eco u ""'''0'
in good ord r. '' e" """
The lot fronts 10 feet On Catba,tne street and
runs back loo feet, to m alley WI"
TERHs.-san cash the balance at $ ,o.ra IA
1nohths with interest aud secured by trust deed
nh f9 JE5 TAYI IN esN
WIN he added to- the above sale. an f,ndiyi,Jad
m9sty on STICK House and lot on The North side
Oh oatharihe street. and nearly Opposite the above,
Il. NJ Y n son.
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JAMES N TAYLOR l. Son, Auctieneers.
NH g-tds
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE MoIETY

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE MOIETY
OF THE SWAN TAVERN (NOW BROAD
STREET H0TEL) PROPERTY, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. ON BR0ADsTREET. AT AUCTION
BY virtue of deed OF trust. executed by Ieaac A.
Goddin to the subscriber trustee dated 18th An
gust 1874 and recorded in the office of the Clerk OF
Richmond Hastings Court, being thereto requested
By the bene fcary in i'd deed named shall ON the
18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1858, at p. NJ, upon the
wit: -
undivided moiety of lot 7si in tho plan of the
city OF Richmond situated on the north side of Broad
street at its intersection with 9th street fronting 3n
t'e. on Broad street. and running back the full
depth OF said lot No 7>4-baiug the same lot upon
whch the Swan Tavern, now the Bro ad Street Ho-
tel. is situated. Also one undivided moiety of one
other lot or parcel oe land djnin0g the above on
the west fronting 10 feet Broad street. and run.
ming back the itii depth-t the said piece of ground
having thereon lsrge hi k building " hich has
been used as stable Tor said tavern, whichsaid lot
OF land Is part of o No 1883 in the plan Of said CITY,
The highly valuable character of this property is
snch as to render unnecessary further description
thereof As the other moiety will be sold on the
same evening, by the Commissioner Of the Circuis
Court in the case of VAN. han. &c. against Goddip.
an opportunity is offered TO purchase the whole.
TERMs-Cash
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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piasoLuTroNs. 40.


Il isSoLUrION. The CO partnership Of
aovlsRA wTLKS i. tais day dis lived by
n ,,si zen .eyt kHhcr psitner is All horlzized 20
Wv wv w. n. a,e II the concern IN iiq1idaiion,
NJ" wv ''e MARY BOWLER,
March /, ISIS. Wins
u,uE undersigned viii continue the Gro
1 -, RnsinesS at the old s'and Of B&W, and
=, ~, - .elI s,iccied Il ok both suitable t. t0wr
W. ,,fv trade lie -oticts call from his frieRd'
und be pubic generally , ,s
aH l9-t> - ''fhN w INNS
nISYnL UTi0N. The copartnership o
ID NORTON. AgNSTEAD a CO, il this day die
s-lvoA iy mutual consent. The senior partner wil
-,,,,,3 n settle NJ the business Of the concern viii
~ .tle ie,ae AZ possible. Each partner will use III
ns,,,r NJ The concern. In nifSton alone,
JOSE IL 7. MORTON,
JAS. VI. ARMsTEAn,
JOSEPH BLANTuN,
Richmond. isuns-y let lShS. ia 2--dsswam
COMPREHENSIVE The subscribers
y hate this Aay formed copartnership unde
ar, Ell Via aud ara, Of Joseph a John MORTON
a. M nsgRas, Il contracting general commission
f..5a,,sS in all its branches successors to- NOR
I'm ARMsTsAD& 90. at thar old stand and r.
t.tf,;ily snlisit consjgRmcnts rom their friend
srA the public generally,
Advances made on conSignments, and Gnanc fun
rEhed 10 plsntoTS. ,. - -.
lateof Merton. Armstead a Co
JOHN Il. MORTON,
formerly Of Many Merton
Richmond JAausry list. ISIS. ia 2--dSswsm
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COMMISSIONERS SALE M ONE,

I In . GALE OF ONE
IN pNDtriDED M01ETY OF THE swAyTAV.
EmS tB.k 70 STREET HOTEL) PROPERTY IN
l,Is.r GiEG n, OF RICHMOND, on BROAD Am
i IN n STREETS -Pursuant to a decree Of the
III W. oo.it el the city ofRichmond entered on he
aftu ay oi february 1850 in the case OF Vaughan n
anu avs vs. doddin, AMI which was affirmed by tie
Sonrt q Appeals by its decree entered On the 18th
nay 81 January 1855 the subscriber the special conn
nr,s,; ay appointed, will proceed to sell ut
fuoiG auction. upon the premises on tho "A h do y
OF APRIL. 1855 at 2. NJ, one Undivided me;.ty
IA pIopert described in the proce d,ngs in the
s sala SUIT as the swan Tavern properly having
at IT'S intersection with sth street of one bnndrd
and s,xty feet. and running back on 9th str,t the
usual depth of a half acre lot '''' VIC
h nEsas-ihe interest upon ten thousand three
August 1854, until il is paid, and the sum Of two
Thousand and sixty-fOur dollars and the expenses
OF the said sale to . paid in cash and the residn
to be paid with interest in four equal instalmenis
at intervals of six, twelve. eighteen and twenty.
four months from the day of sale, for which defar
red Dents the Commissioner shall take negotia
BILE notes with endorsers, tue title to the
being retained as further security until the pur.
chase money is paid
JAMES LYONS, Commissioner.
JAMES TAYLOR 4 Son. Auctieneers
NH aida
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.


VALUABLE LOT ON CARY, BETWEEN
18TH AND 20TH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TI0N Will BE sold on FRIDAY. the 26th day Of
March, on the premises, commencing at O'Clock. n
yarable Lot located as above, adjoining the tobacco
factory Of Mes rs u ew Pemberton, fronting about
81 feet on the north side off, AIRY street running back
the full depth of the Lot l63 feet having thereon
an cd snail framed building. This is an admirable
location for tobacco factory
TEEMs:-OneJourth cash balance at 4, and II
months, for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed The taxes for 1858 be paid by the
purchasers. 9oDD1N q ApPERSON, Aucts
1. The foregoing Lot can be bought privately
before the day OF sale. NH 2D-tds
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF sYD-
NEY. AT TIE CORNER OF HARVEY AND FED
ERAL STREETS.-By virtue of two trust deeds
executed by MIR James Sempis-the first to thu nm
dersigned, John Bssby, dated - june 1875 And
the second t. the nndsrsixned. Wellington eoddn
dated 3oth OF March. 1857, both duly recorded III
Henrico County Court, we shall. ia execution of
said trust deeds proceed to sell mt aucten, on the
Premises, on THURSDAY. 18th April 1875. at ~
o'clock, NJ. (f fair. if not, the next fair day. tho
real estate conveyed by the said deeds consisting OF
Lot No f6. in the plan of Sydney. having front on
the east line OF Harvie street of Isl feet and depth
on the south line Of Federal street of i72 feet and
having thereon neat brick cottage residence, to-
gsth with kitchen, stable, smok e-hous. &c. we'll
OF line water and par eel of fruit and shade trees
The lot will be divided to suit purchasers
TERMS ~One-fourth cash, balance at T. 4, and "
months, for negotiable notes interest added secured
by a trust deed or title retained
JOHN BAGBY, r.....
w G0DDIN Trustees.
F1.sale conducted by GOpDIN Il APPERsoN, Aucts
NH l5-law3w dtdS
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By Larus & Shine.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURN

Ii ITURE.-Will be sold at auction. on THURS
DAF next. the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock at the
house situated at the of I'd and Bird streets
the owner declining excepting, lot OF genteel
FUR ture. such WardrObes. Bureaus Tables
Beds. BedsteaGs, Carpets. Chairs. Tea and Diaing
Chine. &c The usual variety of Kitchen Furniture.
Terms ca Ii. LAKUS SHINE,
NH % Auctioneprs
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I,O THE PUBLIC.--The undersgned

having learned that a runner is cnrrent that the
IT. CHARLES UUTEL had changed hands takes
,his method To inform the public and his frentA
generally it j. FALSE aud that he Is still the Prcprie-
or and he expects 10 continue So
The tshlr. heretofore, will be served with the
YES; the market aff.rds and the Bar with choice
liquors. And every attention will be paid 10 render
lis euts st comfortable while at the ST. CuapLrs.
Provisions having also declined In pi ices, he also
viii reluce his prices in proportion, as follows,
rom and after the Isl day of March next:
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BY Z. Is. Cook & Co.
SALE OF FURNITURE

L n 10 EE . GALE OE VI NM u II u
L AT .AUCTiOy.-By virtue of a deed Of trust
executed to me by Edward Brian, to recnrs debt
due to X Howe. belriny date the sth day of Jan
1885, and duly recorded the Office of the Husin
Court of this city. shall. on the 10Th day of this
month, (MARCpD proceed to sell, at public auc-
ton, at the store Of Messrs 4 X Cook & Co, No "a
Main street, the follIwing articles conveyed in said
deed to wit ;-0ne large Mahogany Bedstesd, one
Cottage Betistead. one Rocking Chair. one Wash
staild. one Towel st.nd, two small Tables and four
ole Mahogany Rocking Chair. one Mahogany " ard.
robe, one Marble Top Table, one Mahogany Bureau
and one small Table.
Terms cash.
R0BT FOSTER, Trustee.
ES- Sale conducted by Cocs & Co, Aucts.
Is
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NEW AND DEsIRABLY LOCATED

- PkIYATE DWELLING ON MAKsHALL
AT AUCTloN-Will be sold on THURSDAY. the
25th day of March, 1853. on the premises commenc-
ing at o'clock. T. NJ, the newly erected brick tene-
". l. Warng The lot fronts the South side OF
Marshall street % feet. runs back 5 feet TO an alley
The dwelling has 10 rooms, besides kitchen contain
ing rosns exclusive of cellar, and is not oply sell
ana handsomely finished but has all the modern i'm
provements, such as gas, water &C., and the whole
premises well drained by Il city cuiyert.
TERMS: One sixth cash. baance at &, &, H. IL and
20 months. tor negofiibe noses interest added
cured by trust deed. or title retained. The taxes
and insurance for 1865 to be paid by the purchaser
P The house can be purchased privately be-
fore theday of sale.
MI Id GNDnIN 4 APPERSON Ancts