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~ FOR SALE.-DWELLIN HOUSE
H5iiI AND LOT No 2l9 West Lombard street, opposite
Medical College. Lot 81 feet front and rear 40 feet
deep to alley house 25 by about ninety feet including
BACK BUILDING, three stories high, with all modern fix
lures. Stable in the sufficient for five carriages
horses and tons hay. Property in fee. Apply to
J. CROSBY & SON,
je25-tf Is BowIvs Wharf
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Just received, supply of style of Ice Clippers,
very convenient article for family use, at moderate
price, also silver plated Fruit Knives Tomato Brothers,
Wine Coolers, Water Coo ers, Patent Ice Cream FREE
ZERS Wire Gauze Covers patent Ice Pitchers Preserv
ing Kettles, Furnaces, &c. Apply to A. Fl. REP,
AT the Housekeepers' Emporium,
Rail stra
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WATER COOLERS.-We invite atten-
w ton to Round Wooden Case WATER COOL
Frs intended for Counting Rooms Hotels Restaurants,
Steamboats, and Dwellings The interior of this
earthen vessel which impart the water
The outside wooden is of Cedar, kiln dried and will
shrink iron bound and well painted. The filling is
mostly charcoal-the best conductor known sale
wholesale and retail by CORTLAN & CO.
jy15-tf Nos 2l6 and 2lS Baltimore street.
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wv EST s. JEVE EMS,
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN
Gas FIT URES,
or every Description,
No zoe Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE
Gas Pipes introduced into ublic and private buildings
in the best manner and on the most pleasing terms.
I'll
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SSnsurante Gumpanies.
LNIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY.
Il JOHN REESE, President

ENIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
Il JOHN REESE, President.
II. P. DUHURST, Secretary.
Corner of South and Second streets. ap6-tf
nELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania 1885
MARINE INSURANCE,
On Vessels, Cargo Frcights, all parts Of the World
INLAND ASSURANCES,
On Goods by Rivers Canals Lakes and land Carriages to
all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES,
On Merchandise generally. On Stores, Dwelling Hou-
&c.
ASSETS COMPANY November, ID 1857 $7O2 7S5 81
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOMAS C. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary
The undersigned having been duly appointed Agent of
this Company, is prepared receive applications for In
surance as above and is instructed to give notice to all
persons in this city who desire to place risks with said
Company that their applications for Insurance must be
made at their agency in Baltimore.
HENRY A. DIDIER,
ie2If Commarc;aI RuiIdin,, % strnot
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"A. COLBERI,
LIZ ARCHITECT AND CONTRACTOR
f o B VI Il ID " G. & o F T. X TNDS
SHOP IN EXCHANGE AILEr,
South side Exchange Place bet Commerce ana Cav sts
BALTIMORE, i'm
B.-CoUNTRY COTTAGES, designed and executed
with neatness and despatch. jy26-dtf
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~ We have on hand i % North GAY STREET
the largest assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES
south of New York. all of thu latest fashions and most
approved styles The pubic invited to call and
examine for themselves; all of which will be sold
reasonable terms
BURR HAIGHT & O'CONNELL.
aS Repairing done the hortest notice.
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!. VESSELS WANTED For the

ansportation Of $50 tons of iron per month,
Ter months, from ElZabethport, New Jersey. ui
FEET wateI) 10 kichuiond, Va, and 10 the VI hite
House, on fsrnunky river.
Iron TO DO received within reach Of ships tsckeat
Elizabethport Bars Is Feet long, and SO lbs per
linear yard. Enquire OF A w Norton. Secretary, at
liz MGin street or the undersigned.
ID 3 WALTON, Chief Engineer.
10 Oct lSss
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I ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
II STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
MANN VALENTINE, JR.

th. Dag qpsn4 his new stock Of STAPLE ana
F& ~ DkTgGoDS. aud invites his friends and the
puhs Ia the city and country to sn examination OF
tSe same. TIE atcck has been bought for cash from
tho importing and auction h1ua"s al the decline from
tia earlier sales, and viii be cold at small profit
trT ash. puGctlal customers.
TREAT press Of business fOTbids extended adyer.
tsrnrut; bu; VIII have aud sell every article II
cur linz Jthusness, in "a large variety of good
quail and AT as low prices "a though the merits
Of the eek were expanded into columns.
Belle tnGn rated the most important erti
ces ia the trade for families. plantation hands, la
dies. gentlemen aud children, viz:
ClO;h- Cassim res. SatnPts and Fulled Cloths
French. English and American 8Cu>eiines
Plair. and Figured French MrTiros and C0burCs
Robes ale snd Robes Valentine, in silks and De
LANES
BLACK Gro de Rhiues aud Mourn Bg Black Silks
Fancy silks Velvet and Trimming Silks
livery variety Of Cacoes, at every price
Siary lsnd Lipsey =, Plain and Plaid tsnahurgs
very large stock Of Bed and Servants Blankets
BieaChe; and Brown eheetiugs, shirtiugs and Duck
SWalrsi IN. Welsh and other Faunels
Embroidered Colier5 Sleeves and Cambria and Swiss
TrImmings
Roaud cornered Shawis Steilas Rob Roys, &C
CipakH, all nf tn newest fashion
Wo.ery, Gil W T. Hoop skirts and Woollen Shirts
Ribbons, Laces, EGgiug6 sc. &c
MANN ; VALENTINE. ia,
corner Broad, 9th and Capitol sreets
&C limit near Capitol Square.
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BY Larus & Shine, Aucts.
SPLENDID STOCK OF ENGLISH.

- GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS, AT AUC.
lion We will commence TO sell at public auction
THIS EVENING, at 7 O'clock. the hsndsomest and
largest stock of staple nglsh, German and Ameri-
caE foods, suitable for the ctv and country trade
Country merchants would tLd il to their advantage
to attend our sales, where they have opportuni
tv ofadding to their stocks In small lots. great va
rety OF saleabie articles not to be found in any eth
voice of Gold Watches and Iewelry, Guns, Pistols,
Cutlery. Fancy Goods, &c together with good as
sortDent Of Housekeeping Goods
Sale positive, and will commence at ~ e'clsck
each evening, until further notice, at No. "a Main
street LAhUS SHINE,
Sc n Aucta
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90 NOVEL ATTRA@ mons 'I1,I,,I.,7'. :


tCCC. COMPETITION nfSrANCpn
Ete, K Gro de RhiUe Silkst m sset,nstd o,,,,.so
an striped aud Bsyadere Paris s.ik r,a.es a 49,,
niacent assortment " 's
Elegant faiis Printed Douslaine Rohs a,I.,
Robes. 4 Qnil'e Dregsea We
Splsndid Printed French Merino Robes a.a,iuo
Dresses the greatest bargain ever offered ~,,nIy
s. dress WY
All Nj riaiu Ne LANES and French Me,;,oes haas
lifJtl Water cS?oGs
"a ues style Mantilia Shavis all prices
A splendid assortment Of silk Velvet fJn.h .ns
GcAv'r t'osks and Rag'ars newest nattern
an; designs
- poses o. sore1ioT quality Tapestry Brussels Car.
pets only 81 Nayd Va"
Thr c-ry srd super Ingram Carpets. very cham
POI Nrl,et kurs, Ia amer than panic prices
Iren-t Co5sctS; Railroad CorHets, Of well known
mako "
dents ard Ladies Wool Long and Square shax,s
FDR SERVANTS WINTER WEAR
have tie largest, b's', aud cheapest stock in tbe
city; " WV
S.xruA,teS and three quarter Heavy Pulled Cloth.
al ~Ny'. hc-seys; Heavy Tweed CaSsimcrosy,
Printed ANA "lelR Cassinets; MARYLAND pani
tcn'iaTy L'pscyS, all w16ihs; Plaid and Str;nas
Nzuaiures a'd Cottons; IieaYy Shirts, ,s 49,
Sb,eDuss >o0 aatysoi Sersants' R'anksts 49, e;n
and ctotCi, a. DNheayd ot low prices. aei piar
Nets. l5t ia, y I. all Qualities ~ "'"n
G.ai. for oienJs and Boys Wear
ts.> msy"s Got rs and Nes;iuss
f.-t's u OOH n i'Tder Gaf neofs
R5ys' and Youths do DO
LADIES tt>tsl.k ans Merinc SC. &c.
VII variety OF other 0oods at the ronnlar
Hv'&ei Al FRED IOSES
&C &t~ot E9 MAR,
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BY JAS. Nj. Taylor 4 SON, Aucts.
QRICK STORE ON 18th STREET

rs w 10Th oInEET,
viii be sold upon the premises on MONDAY. the
,stn day OF October commencing at AZ o'clock
" the Brick Store. en- the east line Of 18th street.
Mr Geo Peake and renting at 500 psr Rnnurn-
The lot fronts l6a feet and back about 30 feet
Those wishing to make safe investment W, uld do
we'll TO attend this sale.
TERMS Very liberal, viz: no cash. but credit Of
H. Island "a months. for negotiable notes. with in.
terest added and secured by q trust deed
OCT JAS M TAYLOR SON Aucts
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
L g..

=
iiaTe lust r rcived their SECOND SUPPLY Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOOD&
making their assortment one Of ths most complete
aud at'raetive they have ever offered. and at such
prices as viii insure -tlrs.
sp.en1il Black and Cod silk Robes a!.Cz
Rich Bayadsre a'Lez and Plain silks
Black Gro de Rhine. polt do eOie and Tafleta
silks
Rich PlAid and FGd Valenciss
Black Romba2nes. Apacas, Challies and Mouse.
lines
Rich Lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin, Cam Tic, Pequat aid Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Berhas
Cioaks Nantes and shawis in great variety
Cloths, Cass!mrTes and NestiGgs
PiantatiGG and Housekeeping Goods
- aud Erllet Cloth; Sheep's Grey satinetts
auckland tulled Cloths; Kerssys and Paids
Plaii Ltnaeya; Flenne!a
He'd aud Negro Blankets
DtmaaS Table Cloths Napkins: Doylies
Towels; Linen and Cotton SLeetings
Pillow Linens Irish Linens
merino. Lambs Wool, silk and Shaker Shirts
aud Drawers
Alexander's Kid. Buckskin. Silk aud Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntefs
Cotton and Wool Hosiery Of every description
carpets kugs; Druggets &C. %
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By E. B. Cook, Auct.
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LIBRA.

CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LIBRA.
- RY OF PR JAMES, ESQ, m NJ LATE
AUCrl0N,-0n "WEDNESDAY. the 9th inst, 1T 10
o'clock. will sell at my store. the Library Of @ P
Il James, Esq. Il Il ID late consul for the State Of
Virginia.
The shove Library contains large number Of
rare aud valuable works of the arts sciences, hte
fully solicited this SALE as is seldom ca, en-
opportunity occurs TO purchase the many rare
works which are contained In the above library.
ADDiTl0NAL.-Will be added TO the above q
large lot OF Bed and Table Liner in rst rate order
Catalogues are now ready.
Oc2i Il n COOK knct
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~ OPENING OF FASHION ~n

- BILE MILLINERY at Mrs J DEMEL -
FS MANS. on Main street between 18th ~
ana 18TH streets. THIS DAY, the Iatest-----s~SSss
Ter Bourets Head Dresses. Caps. Ii fants' Bonnets
french!f lowers and Ribbons. and great many more
atNcies zoo numerous TO mention. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair will please call and ex
anime cur well selected assortment
All the Goods will be sold at remarkably low
prices. Bounets Rleached and Trimmed at the
shortest notice, and very cheap for cash
&c lb-lm* Mrs j DEMELMAN.
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EDUCATION.
=
Mr.. LEFEBvRE'H SCHOOL
~ ooRxRE OF GRACE AND rousHrE srRrvrs


CORNER or GRACE AND FoUsHry srRRyra
RICHMOND, VA
OCTOBER, 1885, and ends the LIST of July. is5o
FOR the benefit Of young ladies who have finished
their regular course Of Studies ard who wish 20 car
~ on further their mental Improvement there viii
ue class In Bellies Letters and MISUNDERSTANDING
Twice week Price Of admission. $50 for the whais
me greatest efforts will be made render this both
interesting and improving.
IN me prir arg Department French will be tau chit
FACULTY:
MMg m Up LrrKrvRT, ". Principal.
Mrs Bennett Miss Mary c Gordon. Miss Eli
"a Bartlett. Madame L Blanchet, Mrs Miriam Tayt
ior. Madame Marie Estvan John Calyo q W TLi
low, VIM Graham. Heinrich &hneider. sirporins
Antonietta and Marietta Erba from Italy,
Ell 81 20
FL ~ 90
rof EHRHsn lujtloii
For MODERN Languages, EACH. .............. 20 90
For French, when studied exclusive Of the
EsGlish branches. 40 90
ror 20 90
FOR Music on Piano. Harp, Guitar Organ, or
Singing:
FOR one lessen fof an hour a week AZ M
FL Two lessons kol an honr) week 80 90
FOR three lessons (of an hour) week Io0 p0
ror four Iessos lof An hour We ek...... i6a 90
uoS me use OF flano on
M " aNihs, rom Moceis. 90 60
ror Drawing, from Nature. .......... 40 90
FOR Painting in Water Colors....... ....... 40 90
n vi so 90
Primary Department, for children under III
FOR further particulars. apply TO
HUBERT P LEFEBvRE.
an 5-d3m
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EDUCATION.

hNkf V0S-GRONING, Teacher Of
r.ra ,na French, German, Portuguese and Spanish
al residence on Clay street, between It'll and
NJ ID
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Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.

nisSDLU1lON OF CU-PAKTNER.
SHlP-The co-par:nershp heretofore existing
and ST. lie OF GENTRY q WALK Ek expire TO-DAY
by mutual consent Any unsettled business of the
concern viii have the attention of 7 Walker to
whom the matters Of Gentry 4 Walker have been
trans erred. J /; GENTRY
T j WALKER
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BY Ro Is. Lyme. Auct.

HOUSES AND LOTS IN PORT MAYO,
Il FOR sALE AT AUCTIOy.-I VIII sell. on the
80 day OF NOV EMBER, in Port Mayo, ipmedlate
after III. sale OF the property advertised BY Messfs
Goddn Apperson. belonging to Jacob Alice, 4
Lots. as follows: Lot M has on 10 Brick Hsnse,
butt OF the beat ma erials and well hn:hed; eon
and running back IA, feet: Lot No adjoins No |.
and ~ Of the same front and depth !: Lots and
front on Orleans street. fronting 66 feet ana run
property, in the hands OF man Of eaergy. might
be le ade valuable. RO LYME. Anct.
&C 20 ON ~ over Rssiekef's Drug store.
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= - - = = :
DRY GOODS.
.Norlcf.
sEcohD SUPPLY er
FALL AND WINTER DRY Gf,one
NOTICE.

sra. ha a fsseived, aud win open this morn,,,
s,,,,.n LADIES' DRESS aoops
stock of es'"esiHne. Also spien lid
CLOTHS. oAssIMERgs AND vrsrr,os
Z, tNsfF grace and color A te,r',t,isUus,
tnrsr sa.inets, Angola casrimeres and na e ~
Glib nlsnb, IN for BoTs' Wear; Fine Bed aud
slspS sh.sN ot Negro Clothing II every anal ~,
,,'s. WIN genera sock of every sneces 90 ~
w ~ ~ NWseis All OF which have hesn purehased
sx 49, ORR within few days past on tho ms,
nr s,te terms, ana Will be sold cheap for c.s, or
prompt paving customers ''"p '"' 'As"' of
=. eau IS respectfully solicited OF ALI who want
-, Sp anu COED Goods. All ask come and see and
LIKE tr yourselves and / will guarantee In
&C 2J-2;n r~n 4, ,,,,r,,.u
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BARGAINS FROM AUCTION-Dry

goods cheapfr the Million No q Main st
Faclhc, Atlantic, Starke Mills and all the well
Gn0Wn makes cf Brown shirtings and Sheetings
bleached Muslin Ticks. Canton Fannels Prints
Sattinefs Jeans. Denims. &C, much under regular
prices. for cash
Best high Collars. French Mernoes at 50 cer IT,
cents; Stella an Chez ellie Shawls; carts; Meripo
Cloth. and Silk Velvet Cloa 3, from the lowest
plcH upwards asst oniEhngy low; black and colnred
six S9cepts and higher; Swiss and Cambria Collars
and worked Bands At half their value, and richest
worked at that; Wo9leu shirts and Drawers; Bed
aud servants Blankets; Hosiery and Gloves at
great job. My motto, small profits and quick re-
invite with pleasure and confidence all the city
ard country friends u inspect my stock OF bargains
who can save p per cent, at No q Main st.
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CFCOND SUPPLY 0F FALL, aNn

- WINTER CLOTHING Having Just returned
ron the North, am nov receiving my second sur
ply Of { othing for Msn's, Boys and Chilaren :
wear, which will make my assortment the most
complete have ever offered in this market. 1t is
got up entirely for tho retail trade of This sec
ton, and 30 paius having been spared as to style
qlilty and Workmanship in getting il Up I hope to
be able TO please all who may favor with their
patronage Without euumerating the articles on
aud ms stock will embrace every article usually
found in a FASHI0NARLE CLOTH EG HoUsE Call at
the Virginia Clothing MscUfactory and Sales Room
Of WI IRA SMITH
oc q ia Main street
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- se lI-otzcwts Linden Square
MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE MECaAN

MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE MECAAN-
lCS' INSTITUTE The Committee have the
pleasure 70 inform 'he patrons OF the Institute thai
they have engaged the valuable services of Massrs
CONE & SMITH az Teachers for the present sss
son, which Will commerce on MONDAY NIGHT
night. for four months i'i
The price az tickets for the session will be 81 70
which viii erfitle the holder to all the PRIVILEGES al
tae Institute for one year. such az attending the
Committee, or TO Messrs Cone 4 Smith "a. .he;y
SCHOOL room on Franklin street. 10 rear Of the Me-
chan'cs Institute. on Saturdays from I2to O'clock
ming. ~ V ~ Al VIC e'e-
me school room of the Institute will be fitted I'm
~ "o st sIyis with every convenience and com
tort The scholars will be required to furnish their
own Books and Stationary " ' "'''1 'Aei
w d MaAAGGPPAARtLANB,l Committee
BARGAMIN Night School
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DISsOLUTIOus Ec

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE,-AUS.
- TIN Il GENTRY. successors to JOHN la
CY, sorner If FRANKLIN aud Union streets will keep
constantly on hant large supply of FLOUR
MEAL CORN, OATS, and all kinds eff MILL OF,
FAL. which will be sold at the lowest cash pricas
call from their friends aud the public is respect.
fully solicited.
Highest cash prices paid for CORN. OATS and
MEAL. ISAAC AUSTIN
Heurico county
VIM j GENTRY,
Charles City CO.
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HAVING now clo.ed out AM the unde

IA sirable goods in the stock of VALENTINES
son, by making tie sacrifice OF then in the store
raHcr than At auction, the remaining stock have
purchased, enabling my father To wi hdraw his in
ter 81 from Tie late concern, and sal this day. with
i4r&- and urW stock Just arrived from New York
ops a business the oo ba-is of forty yea -
standing, altering 10 The one price system, ana in
rGIruits 1t. shall be guided BY the same policy
which directed my father for 80 many years.
By my father ] avn requested to say TO his oil
frirDiI hat he will generally be- fOuni abo the
store where it viii give him great pleasure TO
them. MANN VALENTINE il.
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Richmond. Oct 2lss, 1855 WY w.

T. B. COOK,
- AUCTIoNEER AND C0MMS'N MERCHANT
. Respectfully informs his friends and Tho rnh,;c
gene; ally, that he will continue the Auction and
commission business, at the old stand of f. B Cook
a 90, NO 20 Main street. and fiatters himself (from
ms experience in the business that he will be able
% siye satisfaction He returns his thanks to his
ilt nos ior the very liberal patronage extended to
him and is determined to merit continuance ofthe
same.
Hewill attend to the sale of merchandise of every
description, horses, cattle, &c, SC.
Out-d or sales attended to at the shortest notice
and upon the most removable tel ms
Ell COOK,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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NE" GOODS.-l have just received a
beautiful assortment of Fall Goods con.
shunE Ct Ladies and Chi!dren's Clcaks and Wran.
piugs from 81 20 to $50; Bonuets from Is cen,s mn
wa DIS; an3 one of the largest and most varied as
sentiments of Millinery Goods Caps and Flowers in
tho city. most Of which having been purchased for
cash, by ms self at the North. / am prepared 70
oiior graf 'nddcements to those desircus of pur-
chasing fall supplies. f
Also, new style Trimmings. in great variety, No
henginher. q, 10 ~ Main street, nearly opposite
inc ~ Ciaries Hotel. GfDRGE JAC0RS
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

SPECIAL SCHOOL N TIC E-The
~ subscriber, whose school commenced 10th Sep
tember. wishes few scholars, To fill primary
class just commencing-EDgiish Grammar, Gcc grz-
phy and Ariih ne!ic at 49,. Also, some TO ill q
class commencing latin, and a class commencing
Aeaophon in Greek. H. aims to excite interest in
otuces and regard for prpcipl, sni gooi feeling in
conduct, and rarely has to resort to punishment
s L Pen DLEFON,
Alb streot. between Main and franklin.
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QOARDINtS.--Uu houee on Grace st
II between 18th and 9Th. is now open for the accom-
mosation OF boarder5. r h MURRAY,
22-ts NJ 4 MUPRAy
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE AND
VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIX
IuKEs.-As trustees in a deed of trust from Mr. III
Dickinson. dated the 9th day of February, 1853
and CT record in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court Of the city of Richmond we shall proceed TO
sell At public auction. On the premises FRIDAY
the 18th day Of November. ISIS. at l O'clock. Z. NJ
II talr ut not, on the fair day thereafter) az
The same h1u and place. the Real Estate conveyed
IA sad iced, VIZ: The Lot OF Ground in the city If
Richmond, with the large Tobacco Factor thereon
formerly occupied By Mr. II Dickinson. and no~
occupied by Mr. X Il Dickinson situated near the
Dan vile Railroad Depot between lish and 18th SITS
being tie same lot of ground conveyed by the exc
cutors of Thos rutherford. deed. to Mr. II Il Dick
inron, By deed. dated Oct 30th Is52
And as Trustees in tho Fame deed of trust We
shall also proceed to sell at public auction on MON
DAY, the nth day Of December, 1855, on the raid
premises, at 10 o'clock, NJ. all the fixtures i'm.
PIGMENTS, machinery and tools, and other tbinSs
liked or movable in about the lot aforesaid used
in the ufactu e of tobacco
Trims OF tALE-For The Lot and Factory, one
fourth cash; balance credit of four. eight ard
twelve months. interest added. For the Fixture
&C, on credit Of fur months Possession of The
real estate, to be given the LIST day of January
1889, CT the other property, on the day of sale.
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AUCTION eALH6
49, .s--sa-s.-..S -~s-ss----s.ss.~S<.---
FUTURE DAYS.
2 2 = : = : 49,. > -.
By e. 3. Cook. Auct.


GROCERIES, LIQUORS. &c, AT
UCTI0E.-On TIL URsDAY. the 2stb instan.
o. 70 clock shall proceed to SELL at the store OF
= Wiiliams6 Bro .Agent,. the whole OF the stock
.cfe.ies Liquors DC. contained In said store.
Coffee, Sugar. Mola.ses, Teas
saao. Candles. Tobacco, lard
Bacon. Whiskey, Brandy. Gin. &c
ssogether wlih variety Of other articles usually
iemnd in we'll kept family grocery.
me s'ock 10 fresh, having been laid In but short
Terms cash. ABsALoM BL4CKpURN
1Lssie conducted by Cook, Anct. oc25
By Alexander Mott, Auot
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. SHOES
my store. on TUESDAY. Get 18th. commencinS Al 10
o o. large invoice Dry Goods herino shirts
&C p ALEX MOTT. Au.t.
BY A. D. Williams, Auet
TRUSTEES SALE OFAHoUsE AND
= LOT ON l7TH OR VALLEY STREET AT
ACCI loH-Sy virtue Of two severe II deeds of trust
"a oy Nathaniel Sunderland TO the subscriber
Us uu.tee the nfst dated Cd August 1888 the other
GATED loth October. 1885, aud both daily recorded in
kichm9nd Hastings Court office being thereto re-
Il fair If not the next fair day thersafter AZ AZ ISL
T y, upon he premises. the property convened nv
sald det DIS. being framed House and Lot situated
on the west side Of 18th Valley street adj ining
the grocery store of lillian Haynes front;ro 9a,I
feet and running back to within 10 feet of the old
mill canal. " WAY 'iu
TERas-Enoueh In cash to defray the expensas a..
tending the creation and execution of the aid trust
and to pay OF the dc BITS secured thereby, amount
ing to ABOUT $780, and as to the balance OF the
chase money, upon such terms will be made
known at the sale.
The title is believed to be good but ceiling a.
ANDREW JINKINs. Trustee
SAFE cenducted by WILLIAMS Auct oc 23