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TELEGRAPHIU NEWS
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PER MAGNETIC TELEoRAPH LINES,l
orrrce-No $50 Eagle Square. Main Il.
REPoI TED F0W Tux ..ntsPArCRs
ADDITIONAL BY THE CRY OF WASHING
TON


NV yosK, Jene7.-Tae steamer City of Wash.
ane;oa has srrieed here The latest Intelligence
abe briggs is ~ tatiews.
BEsL's, May IS 1T is reported that Garabaldi
wife 5000 mea, has barriesded himself in tae
town OF Nacsz, but is without cannon. The Aus.
tttAns 10 the ueighhorbood are provided with ar
tHery, End fishe had oommeeeed.
Gssos, May rs The Bey of Tnnis has offered
two regiments 10 Piedmont.
ALEXANDRIA, Mas 25 The Emperor passed sev-
orsl hoars At vochers, Nothing has hsen decided
concerning the departure of troops.
MsssEILLrs. May 26.-The Porte Of Turkey
promises to recognize the Prince Of Cansea.
The sclave population on the coast of the Adri.
attic have begun 30 show hostile feelings 10 Aus
tris.
LONDON, May 25-~l 7. M.--Cousols e2ls q g2lx.
A Berlin dispatch says the Aastrians had Jeff
Como snd NJ Han, aud we're concentrating on the
river Addi The French aud Sardinians we're ad.
yaneing
lts reported from Switzerland that the Austrl-
an detsch nests a, Lake Masgtore had been withs
drawn.
Accounts from Hungary are seriously alarming.
Kossuih iutimates that he will soon be there.
COMMERCIAL.
IayEsrDoL. Thursday .--Cot,on-saies of 1000
hsles-steady. Bresdsiuf1s steady.
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T'KOsT SALE OF NEW KENT LAND.

BY virtue ct a deed Of trust from Koht Tsylor
bearing date The 4th day Of Deeeu ber 1889 duly
ed the trustee therein appointed, will proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises on TUES.
DAY the l4th day Of Jppe 1859 lif far if net the
next fair day beginning at IL O'clock Nj the real
estate in said county. conveyed in said deed con-
sstlng CT tract Of land containing about l721.
acres, lying about i've miles below New K emit c. H.,
AMI about "a miles from the Pamunkey river and
BOUNDED by the lands of James O'Deli deceased I'd.
ward Langley and Ira l.. Bowles, with the hcuss
and improvements thereon
TERMs-Une-tbird cash balance I'D IN credi. Of
one and two years, for bonds bearing interest from
day Of sale, and secured by lien on the property
K r HCWIS0N.
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TIE PRESIDENT At HOME

WasHISaroS, June 1.--Ths President arrived
here tits morning at o'clock. There was no de.
mouf,Tstion. In Baltimore. the City Gusrd Bat
talon met him al the wharf, aud escorted him TO
the depot. lie is we'll
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,aGslpEIEG O..
CINGER'S SEWING MACHINES

- SINGERS SEWING MACHINESlI
UNIYERSALLY ACKNO VLEDGED TO BE
TIE BEST IN Use: AND PREFERRED BIZ
MANUFACTURERS FAMILIES TAILORS
AND EIEkY ONE IvHO CAN APPRECIATE
THE BENEFITS OF 1HEIs USE
Nj slNuEk Gu w3ud solicit attention to
their CELEBR . TED MA CHINES, the first invent.
ed ana the parent of the numerous class hich has
sprung into existence since the date of their
(is46). - '-' ''''A'
These Machines hem, gather fsR run stitch o,eilt
tuck Witlt0M busting anu u shirt can be made com
pete With ut 8 htnch OF hand sewing, except the
button holes good operator can lake three
shirts q Dig
The sewing Of these machines will not unrdpsl
and has the same appearance en- both sides
These machines are aim rat Doiseess-Cer'y stpi IT.
making about 1900 stitches per minute-soiiaiy CON
structed, and the sim pest combination OF Bechan.
ism ever invented.
They can be operated on all kinds of goods from
Cambria handkerchief to q Harness. and work ae
satisfactorily on each.
Tho latest Improvement aud patent. the TRANS
VERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE. is the fnest piece
OF mechanism ever invented in the shape OF sew-
ing Machine.
ihe great number sold in Virginia-they having
been introduced only sic scceks-indicates their Pop
ularity.
They are hight solidly made run rery fast. hare no
complicated machinery to puzzle and horTdss the OF
orator. and cheap-price only $75
We have different sizes which are adapted 70
every thing that can be done in the way OF sewing
A descriptive list sent TO any wishing 1t.
every respect to work to the Of persons
Having lust moved into our new store and hay
ing the largest and most varied stock OF machines
every offered In Virginia. We would invite the pub
lie to call and examine their Ersc eai SPesafs1n
2ie. Main street. Richmond. Va
NJ A EfEARNs Agent, Je3-lm
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by Richard Cauthorn.
HOUSE AND LOT IN PORT MAYO

FUk "ALE ATAUCTIOM by virtue of q deed
OF trust to the undersigned, from Cbas noberts and
office OF the County of Henrico. VIII sell at auc-
tiou, on MONDAY, 10th June. at "a O'clock NJ, on
the premises. two lots OF Ground in the town OF
Port Mayo situated st the intersection of Ii uisiana
street with the Williamsburg Road, upon which
tfere Is comfortable Brick Dwelling. with ki.ch.
en-. enclosure. well in the yard. dc. &c Selling as
trustee, l shall convey with special warranty.
though the title Is believed tc he uudOuhted
TkRMs-Cash, as to SO much OF the purchese mouey
as may sufnce to def sy the expenses of executing
TVS trust. and to discharge q bond due to Vim II
Nelly, oy said Roberts, amounting to $780, the bal
snce upon such terms as may be indicated by said
Roberts. LAEKIN pFORD Trr.,ea
Sale conducted by r CAurunpN
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By Godtin & Apperson, Aucts.

TKUSTEES' BALE OF VALUABLE
AND DESIRABLE REAL EsTATE ON ORR.
BkTW zen GRACE AND EaANKLIs sTKEErs
AT AUCTION As tru.tees in deed dated lat
May. 1884, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
upon the premises, on aoNDAY. 10th day Of June
1859, comnencinga, O'clock. P M. the real estate
3 ieeton the west lire of 9th, between (irace and
Franklin streets running back l20 feet TO IA alley
20 feet wide with ali the bui diDgs and i'm prove
me nts thereon. now in the occupancy of DR. J an,
Beae. The convenient location of this property
rendeTst very desirable for the business or profess
sp nal man
TERMS accommodating. and made known at the
" - '' WSs srANARD. Trustees.
Sale conducted By GoDDIN h APPERs7N les
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF Fresh SEAS
- ONABLE CLOTHING AT AU0TfON.-On
FRIDAY, 10th inst at 10 O'Clock at nay store will
sell large invoice of superior seasoaabls Clothing
consisting OF Linen. Duck. Narcotics and other
Goats; Linen and Marseies Vests in great variety;
Linen. A alpaca, Btmbazine and Cottopade Pants.
Inc above goods we've manufactured in this city,
and worthy the attention Of the trade
TEsMs-All sums uuder $50 cash. over that
amount, 60 days, for approved ne &c table paper.
je8 EB COOK 4uct
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ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN

9CrRrc, .'uue 6-Tbe steamer Indian from Liv-
erpc,l passed Father Poist at O'clock this moru-
ing ANA will be due here at about O'Clock this
evening. Her dates are no later than those re-
ceivea by the Cay Of Washington off Cape Race,
sud tie dispatch msdsup for this point contains
no further details Of the news.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRfN0A
IMPROyfU AND ENLARGED.
MORT ST8GIfG FINE ROADS AND ST.


The INV RIVER wHIrEsuLPHuR SPRINGS
IN GILES county, uron New River twenty mics
tfem TIE Montgomery White and yellow syinhpr
spriaRs. has been improved by several new bniii.
ihRs, including a fac Diring naoon 4 nd Hail Rcofa
and II ready for visitors. The alter OF the erin
IL stfo3g sulbhnr, resembling the ceiebrated
IleSoes.r waite suirhur, though not 40 cold ss
rsety Of aiseases ~ 'A :" ""
the scenery at these Springs IL bold and beauti.
tu t.e celebrated New hiver cliffs are in light Of
The hotel; TIE tncst views are afforded bv tha an
iouo@inN eouatry, especially from tae BALD Knob
tbeiieved is be the highest point in Virginia near
the beautiful Mountain Lake, which is oaly seven
miles distant In addition to the usual amnse.
ments the guests st this place can enjoy fine limit
ing and srcu. fishing 10 short; nowhere IA there
Of country. ~ -NSi'A
Tho iufnrise scross the Mountain By the Nom.
tam i'ske TO the sait sulphur ia CON pleted aud
messfs PeJton Co.'S fine st ges will run regularly
apon q AUD upon the roads between the Moutcou.
ssry wnIts. Yellow sulphur abd New River White
Seipnur Springs. line also plies between the
New Elsef White and Pearshurg where psssen.
gers take the stages 70 the Monroe ked Sniphur
springs, distant thirty miles,
so)d Band Of Music is engaged
The Table will be supplied ia the best manner
issss-firat week $40; second week So: third
week -: FOR the month So.
WILLIAM EaGLEsToN,
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BY alexander Mott.
GROCERIES, FURNITURE, CLOTH

GROCERIES, FURNITURE, CLOTH
~ ING, SH0Es, Cc-Will be sold at auction, at
my store, on THURSDAY, June 9th commencing
at 10 ocl jck general assortment Groceries. viz
Whisky, Brandy, Gin, Soap, Bacon, Tobacco, &c.
CARS, &C.
CLOTHING-2everal invoices Clothing, consist
ing Of Goats. Pants Vests, shrts. &c.
SHOE.-5cases Shoes, cons sing Of Ladies NJ ems
and Boys'
FURNITURE large Father Beds; 3 lair Mat
fraser; Beds;eads; Bed Covering; Tables Chairs.
Cabinets &c.
ADDITIONAL-4 boxes super Palm Soap
les ALEX MOTT Auet
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NAW-MILL AND ENGINE FOR SALE
~ We offer for sale, on accommodating terms,
Thirty Horse Power Engine and tWo CIRCULAR
sAW-MILLS, " good order. which can be seen il
operation on May o's Island" Apply ct the mill
TO ar John II Hooper. or to
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mris-utcsMtda
pENiTENTIAKY OF VIR0INIA.-The

Er Tie above farm has besn sold privately. Tho
sale Of the personal estateand slaves will commerce
THIS DAY, at IL O'Clock.
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NAVAL,

BosroN, June 6.-Two seamen OF the friga;s
Minnesota died yesterday at the Hospital the first
Daniel Farrell. from being stabbed in q Il sht in
North street, he has mother living in Baltimore
The second, John McNesmiIh, fell from a third
story widow in North street.
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DLUE SULPHUR sPRINGs-This de


~ lightfuf watering place, located in Greenbrier
Go. Va, was purchased By g company OF gentlemen
In August last. 1t has undergone many improve
ments and will be open for the reception of visitors
on the 18th OF June The waters are similsr to the
tariamet White sulphur; the situation is % miles
from the White Sulphur Springs. and Is from Lew
sDufg. and the scenery around it is not surpassed
tans Of Virginia.
Mr. George w Buster, one OF the present owners
and 80 tavorabiy known. is the manager.
Mr. Joseph IL spead, also one Of the owners will
be found there from the 2eth instant when he
Virginia and the South.
To persons remaining for four weeks or more
liberal deduction Of charges will be made. For In
formation or circulars giving description Of the
ters &c please address Chas Stebbns, iUI Broad st.
Richmond. dk0RaE BUSTER q co.
Proprietors.
NB-There will be q daily line Of cosches from
White eRlphur Springs.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES
1 OF WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS FOR
sALE.-The subscribers have for sale. % their ewp
and As agents for others, two hundred thousand
of land situated in Greenbrier, Nicholas and
Fayette counties Of this etate. These lands are
equal In fertility to any Ia the State, and Will De
sold on accommodating terms to suit purcnasers'
and at long credits.
These Iafdh are located in the Of the
Blue Sulphur Springs whore Mr. j A enead will De
from 10th May TO LIST Of October for the purpose Of
showing these lands to- any person desiring 70 ex-
iniormsrion can bslobta.ned from H snesd, P o
Blue Sulphur Springs. We. or Charles stebbins, iOl
Broad street. nicnmond. srr.n !. srpoprNs
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=. WILLIAM EGGLESTON.
Jew Proprietor
A MELIA HTTE SUP 3

- sPRINGS.-rhis delightful Summer Resort
viii be opeaed for the reception of visitors or the
18th Juns. W. '
The waters are similar to the far.farrned White
sulphur; and their accommodations EQUAL to any
Springs In Virginia '
They are siustei in Amelia cour ty, so miles from
Richmond, and "a mites from Jetersvlie Station
on theR:ch N md aud Danyiie railro DAD, on which
there are two trains daily, - aud from JetersyjIle
where there viii be always in readiness \ Convey
ance 10 the So fDgs, on the arrival of the cars
Their locality aud easy access make them rost
desirable sdmmsr resort for families.
BoAkO-Par month, s3a; per week $40; Der day
; Children and servants half price
lie 3-2ms TuD, G. WILSON a SON
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYEks.-Bei 1t or
~ daip ed by the Council of the City OF Richmond
that The Collector of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice. IN at least four of the daily Wrappers
Of the city, for fifteen days prior to the fifteenth day
ef june that he will attend at his office daily, be
tseen the hours of o'clock, A u and O'Clock, P
NJ, from The 18th to the 3oth cf june inclusive for
he purpose Of receiving from any person charged
with City Taxes, the whole or one half Of the
amount OF Taxes charged, Geducting from the
whole amount, or one half. as the may be. ten
per centun thereon
The Collector shall in like manner give notice for
fifteen days prior 70 the 18th OF December that he
will attend at his Office daily between the above
mentioned hours. from the 18th to the 3 st of De-
cember inclusive for the purpose of receiving from
any person who mas already paid one-half only OF
the city taxes charged to him. the remaining half,
deductin1 from such half ten per cent thereon.
In pur'rance of the above amended ordinance
passed January nth, 1888 will attend at the Col
lectors OAice. at the City Hall, from the 18th TO
the goth OF June, 1882 for the purpose of receiving
the Taxes as above directed
JULIUS A H0BsON,
je1-lm Collector of City of Richmond
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The public are resp cuuiiy inyited to call ct my
anime my work. which cannot be excelled by any
0tner establishment North or Eouth, which viii
eIsewhere. jo 7-3m
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[ ,HESTER HUTEL, va.

me soove establishment Is situated about mid.
WAY between Richmond ana Petersburg, imnedi-
a.e.y On tne railroad. The undersigned takes this
ns.h,o ol informing tie public. and especially the
cs,E ns OF Richmond, Peter sburg and Norfolk that
tns asiiEhtfui simmer retreat is ready for the
IN saying TO families and others. desiring . COOL
and pleasant retreat from the noiss and
neat OF the cites that there Ia spot In Eastern
virginia that offers greater Inducements tn an this
me Hotel H. situated on an eminence that In at
tractive and pleasing TO the The ch are
large, airy, and neat y furnished. The table will
always be furnished with the lest tina. the market
can afford Arrsng aments have been made with the
Railroad COMPANY to give the heads OF families q
free psss EDWAkD CRAIG,
Je 7-3tav3w prep-ietoY
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By K. b. Cook, Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL AND
- PERSONAL PROPERTY AT AUCTION. On
MONDAY. goth mat at O'Clock. will proceed 70
sell on the premises on 18th street. near the old
Dist.llery. the HOUSE and LOT belonging TO the
estate Of Lucy Coleman, deceased.
rbe lot hiss front of so feet on 18th street, run
ming back $50 feet more or less, which is o n
Portable two s:ery fraGe Building, Kitchen. and
other out houses.
at the same time, all the Househ old and Kitchen
Furniture contained in said residence, embracing
the usual variety. Terms cash.
GEO PEARCE.
Executor OF Lucy Colemau decd
1Sale conducted by E Cook, Auct. les
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M NIMMO.
js7 Gen'l Agt Va Penile ntiary.
LIANT HEART NEVER WON FAB
- LADY. BY QndlaY Qostallo. a8c

ALSO. ".
TIE BERTRAMs. A novel. by the author of "Doo
tor Thorne; 81.
THE Flouneed Robe and What 10 Cost; By b
xcKeeyer, author of"sunshins; or. Kate vim
tons" 20 cts.
HISTORY of the State Of Rhode Island and the
Providence Plantations; By Samuel Green Ar
mold; vol LIST; ESQ.
HINTS 10 Hcrsekeep:rs. A complete manual for
horsemen. embracing chapters en- mules and
I25 -
THE lin Trumpet; or. Heads and ITALIA for the
Wise and Waggsb; l IS.
ANCIENT Mineralogy; or, an Inquiry Respecting
Mineral Substances mentioned by the Aneients;
by N Il Mosre l. L D; 60c
EACH for Himself Novel, by Frederick Ger.
stasecker. author Of the two Convicts." &c;
SOC. 'eE
sEAUIIFF; or. the Mystery Of the wss,ervsits; By
Nv Deforrest, author Of European Acqnain-
tapce," &c; 90. =
JAPAN and Her People; by Andrew Stsinmets.
Esq. with numero GUS illustrations; 1 as
TROUdHTS on Educational Topics and Instruc.
tions; by Geo Boutwell,; GO
THE Ba lad of Babie Bell, and other Poems by
Thomas Bailey Aldrich A further supply; $50.
FOR sale ct MORALS Bookstore,
Je6-3t 81 Main street.
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A SMALL TRACT OF VALUABLE

A SMALL T ACT OF VALUABLE
IAWOOD LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY. EIGHT
MILES BELOW KICHMOND, FOR SALE-I effer
for sale the tract of land described above containing
one hundred and fifty acfes 1t lie heavily wooded
and bias on it some very valuable timber suitable
for building purposes. and very convenient to q
AndersoD Formerly Weeds J and others 1t is 10.
Gated within short distance of the York River
e, aud the wood on the land, when brought to
market. will pay than the price asa sd for il
For terms, &C., apply 10
RBLYNE, Land Agent,
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
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MANCHESTER HOuSE AMI LOTT -

MANCHESTER HOUSE AND LOT AT
A'A AUCTION.-At the request of Mr. M Brooks,
we will offer for rale on the pr, mises on SATIJP
DAY June 18th. at O'Clock NJ. House and Lot
fronting 50 feet north side of Upper Main street
Also. two Lots in Swansboro. frontir each 80 feet
on The Turnpike, on one Of which is q small DWELL
ing House. Title indis' utshle
TERMs-One third cash; balance at aad months
with interest, title retained until full payment
bURFO6D & FKIEND,
ia S-5th all
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"a FARM AND BERED LAND,
- IN EASTERN VIRGINIA, FOR SALE.-i
one" for sale the Farm in James City county Va,
distant Is miles from the city Of williamsburg, on
the main stage road leading from Rich mond and
known by the name of Parker's Tavern. 1t con-
tains by recent survey 400 acres about IS cleared
balance we'll timbered with pine, oak, ash poplar
chestnut, principally The former.
The improvements consist of large framed wood.
en- dwelling. used in former days as q country ta-
yern. at present occupied by Mr. james as q resi-
dence. The location besutiful and healthy.
As no objection can be raised 70 the use of mari
and Its yalne will add that more caa be found on
this estate than any other of the extent The
soil is said by dsinteresed persons to be very supe-
rior. and with the application of the mari on the
place. which 10 inexheustible, of easy access and
strongly impsegnstsd with kme, this farm an be
made rich and very Productive Exclusive of some
good white oak ship timber, ash poplar and chestnut
from 10 TO Is 600 cords of pine wood can be cut eff
the land, deliverable either the York or (hicka-
homiry rivers. or Skipped thence TO the Northern
cities, where wood is selling at Sc per cord by the
cargo. and must continue TO advancing rates As
the owners live some distance from this property it
will be sold at great bargain; or ifdesired Young
negroes, at valuation, would be taken in exchange
Apply to TRUMAN PARKER
my 25-dlm Richmond Va
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rENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ AT AUCTION.-Ou MONDAY 18th inst. at 10
O'Clock. will sell at the residence of Mr. Thomas
Jones. on I'd. near Luz al street. all his Household
Furniture. embracing the usual variety of well
kept articles
At the same time will be Fold. onenegro Woman
whe is = good Washer, Ironer and Cook Said slave
to remain in the city. 4 COOK,
Auctioneer
The store at present occupied by Mr. Jope, is for
rent. IT Is well situated for store aud residence-
Apply (untii day OF sale) to Mr Jones on the pre-.
misses, or to EB COOK
je It'd Auctiopeer
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

L LOT ON THE East SIDE OF 81. BETWEEN
JACKSON AND DUVAL sT2EETs.-.s trustee
in a certain deed dated 10Th April, 1852 du,y TO-
corded IN the Richmond uustingS Court Snail
sell at public auction. on the pr. misses on THuRS-
DAY, the Oh day Of June. 1889. at O'Clock. P N.
the real es ate conveyed by the said deed consist
ing OF lot with framed store and dwelling thereon
formerly owned by Gustavus 0pitz now renting
for IS per month. adjoining the property Of John
Adams. froEtug % feet, running back $50 feet.
TERMs--Unethird cash; balance Mt aud smonths.
for negotiable notes interest addea and title re-
ts'ned till all the purohas. money be fully paid.
The taxes for 1859 10 be paid b Y the purchaser
my 81 AUGUSTUS B0DER sR. Trustee.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct.

CLCTEING, SHOES. 60, at AUG
- TION.-On FRIDAY. 10th inst, at 10 o'clock. at
my store, will sell at auction. lot Of scssonable
Clothing, consisting of Cashmere Frock and sack
Coats, Cloth Dress do Cassi and Linen Pants
Vests, Suspenders. Linen Bosom Shirts Cravats
Neck Ties. silk Pocket Handkerchief, Flannel aud
Merino shirts.
ALs0 "A lot of Msuslins, Prints DC
Boots AND SH0Es.-l will likewise sell lot
Il CAUTHORN, Auc..
SCHOOL DESKS
At 10 O'Clock precisely, will sell superior Ma.
hogany School Desks, of them with four seats and
| with six seats.
le8 CAUTHORN.
A DEMONSTRATORS eALE.-Will be
"A sold. at the late residence of Jos Blunt. decd
on the corner OF Cary and lst streets, on FRIDAY
the l7th inst. all the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. and one Buggy, belonging to said Decedept
TERMS: For all sums of twenty dollars and over
creoit # iouc months will bs given, for approved
endorsed NEGOTIABLE paper under that amount. cash
will be required. SAINT. COTTRELL, JR
Admir- of Jos A Blunt dec'1
All persons indebted to said estate will make pay
meut to me. and those having claims against said
estate viii present then; to me- that arrangements
may be made for their settlement.
ssM'L COTTRELL, JR,
jeS-2sw2w" Admir- Of Jos Blunt. decd.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HORSE
r. CARTS, &c. AT AUCTION. will be sold at
public auction at the residence OF Lunsord TAYLOR
in Bowling Green. Henrco county, On THURSDAY
18th June. ct O'Clock all of his Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Horse, Carts and Gear
TERMS cash. THOS KEESEE
je 7-dtds Trustee.
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By 4. g. Cook, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GENTEE

TRUSTEES SALE OF GENTEEL
4 HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
AT AUCTiON-By virture of deed OF Trust, made
by Woodson and wife, to the subscriber, and
duly recorded in the Hastings Court Office OF the
city of Richmond, will proceed to sell at the resi-
dence of said l. Woofson. on CLAY, near Monroe
street. on THURSDAY next, eth inst. at 10 oclk,
all the Household and Kitcaen Furniture contain
ed IN said residence. embracing MahoRany Ward
robes; Bureus and Washstands, with marble top;
Secretary and Bookcase; Mahogany and other Bed
Steade; cane seat anu commo1 Chairs; Mahogany
Rocking Chair; Feather Beds Mattresses; Carpsts;
Glassware and Crcckery. together with the usual
variety Of Kitchen Utensils, amongst which is a
good Cooking Stove.
RANDOLPH R WOODSON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by b Cook. Auct.
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