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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the
\ Richmond Lancasterisn School will proceed e.
Primsfy pchooI of the Maze Department on TUBS.
DAY the 18th instant. The salary is $3.50 each Pei
anLhm, payable quarterly. with the privilege oi
hsinz Ia the rchool House rent.free
Applicants Tor the situations will EisssA for y 81.
thsif tsiialonia!s 10 sir sAJ'L PufkEY. prest
dsIt, or 70 JOHN DOVE,
nh S--fa ses'y.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT OF
By Alex. Mott, Auct.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
H NITURE AT AUCTION.-Wili be sold at auc-
tinn, ON MONDAY, March I4th, commencing at
l0ta O'Clock, at the residence Of Brumneid,
jackson street, between st John and 1t Paul SITS.
his entire stock of Household and Kitchen turni-
ure, consisting of Beds Mattresses Tables Chairs,
sofas, Wardrobe, Carrie Crockery, Glassware and
Kitchen Utensils.
TERMs-Cash. Sale conducted by
mhl2 ALIEN MOTT. Auet.
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By Jas. III. Taylor q Son.
NEW BRICK TENEMENT ON CLAY

NEW OhiGh xLNEmENT ON CLAY.
~ NEAR GRAHAM STREET. AT AUCTION -
We will sell upon the premises on MUk DAY, tho
i4th inst. commencing at IA o'clock NJ. Anewiy
erected Brick Tenement. on the south side Of Clay.
1T Peter Glinn, ksG. The house has I've ruons.
convenient and well arranged. witnthe usual GEN.
misses The lot fronts on Clay street 80 feet add
funs back $50 feet.
Tor negotiable notes. with Interest added and socur
NH . JAS NJ TAYLOR d SON. Anc.s.
STORE AND DWELLING ON NORTH
~, SIDE OF BROAD STREET. AT AUCTION
l!th inst, emnsncing al * c'ciocs II. i;ries
store so ana Dwelling, on the north side Of bread
The house is newly erected and has Eve rooms.
arranged for astore. with suitable accommodations
The Lot fronIs on Broad strset 80 feet. and rms
back the usual depth to an alley
TEExs-One-fourth cash; the balance at 4, sand II
months, fer negotiable notes. with interest aided
NH . JAS NJ Taylor 4 SON, Auc,s.
HANDSOME TENEMENT ON CLAY
IA STREET AT AUCTION will be said. up,n
the the premises q. MospAY the 9th day Of March,
Residence on Clay street, above Graham street. near
the residence of Mr Peter d alinn. The house bias
inst been completed-the first story Of brick and
tso stories of wood 1t is very convenient and any
one desiring to purchase house for mediam size
family. in pleasant neighborhood. woull do well
to examine this property he lot fronts 80 feet and
runs back $50 feet TO an alley. q
TERMS.-Une-iourth cash; the Balance ~ t2apd
Is months for negotiable notes, with interest ad.
ded, and secured by q trust deed.
JAS NJ TAYLOR SON.
NH Auoss.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF lot OF.
~ GROUND IN BULLOCK'5 AND HARRIS
ADDITION, AT AUCTION.-In execution of DO.
cree OF the Henrico County Court, pronounced on
the 18th day OF August, 1873 / iha OF Darra-
colt and others VS. Edward Eeidt, the undersigned,
the Commissioner thereby appointed. will proceed
TO sell at public auction. upDn the premises. on
~ O'Clock. u, a Lot Of Land, part Of Lot no l3iu
Bullock's and Harris addition fronting On Bread
street. 25 feet. and running back f40 feet Smith
street TO an alley Is feet wide.
TERMs-Ope-thrd cash; the balance at and IL
months, negotiable notes, with inherent added,
and title retained until the pufcbase money is fully
paid off, JOHN A HUTOHE3oN,
Commissioner.
JAS M TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts NH J
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President of the Mutual Building tund
4 n. ~ Ia city Of HlchmNu6

COMMISSIONERS BALE OF MILL
~ AND LANDS IN HANOVER COUNTY In
pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court OF nan
pysr County entered on the I'd day OF October. ~.
in the suit OF Dukes administrator a9ainst Tayiors
sarninistrator and others, the nnde.signed Comms
siooers named in the said Decree VIII sell on tne
premi. e. at public auction 20 the hghes. oacer
On WEDNESDAY the 23t day OF Mafch, 1899, the
Lands and Mills In the said decree mentioned pslng
lat The Mill formerly known as Darrscotgs Min.
with az acres of land thereto attached AND Ior 20
veral Years past in the occupancy OF Robert kteit
si,nats in the county of Hanover. on the soufhnde
Of south Anna river. AID adjoining tue land Of the
late " M Winston, aud the Richmond, freder.
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Also, 70, tract
of Land called Kimbrough's. with the buildings
and ian proYemeuts thereon, sdioining the Mill tract
and the lands OF W.n L Wood ard others This
property is considered yaluabie-the NJ I'LL being well
located tor country custom, and having ready &C
CO - to the city of Richmond.
The title 10 believed TO be unquestionsbie but q
mmissioners We shall sell with special warranty
only
TEsMs-0ne-fourth cash. balance upon credit o
six twelve aud eighteen menths. with interest frcn
the day of sale. The purchaser TO awe bond. viii
good security, for the deferred payments, and tit
retained until the purchase money y all paid.
sale TO con mence at II o'clock, n.
wM q WfSSr0S, ecn mI..iopers
e GRIswoLD.
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HthU uA1LE.--A large supply just re
- ftiyed, II Moeking aud Canary Cagss-ebsap
aih ~ Akans 1 BYERLY,k Fancy Store.
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BY Z. 3. Cook, Auct.

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Il md KITCHEN FUREIFURE, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY the 2Y.h instant. al 20 O'Clock We will
sell at he residence corner of 9th aud Clay streets
all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
contained in said tenement, belonging to the estate
of Mrs Mary Tompgins deceased, erSbraciCg the
usual variety of We'll kent articles. Terms cash
WCTuMPKINs,
E MORALS,
Executors of Mrs Mary Tompkins, iced.
gale conducted by Il Cook Auct NH "a
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY IN
L the city of Richmond, situated tho lower
end of the Canal Dock. consisting of large Wood
den store House, 60xlij fset.-By virtue Of a Deed
OF Trust 10 me executed bv NJ o. Hern and record
cd in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of
richmond, L shai, on FnioAY the , Is. i3th day OF
ments on Lot leas- d by the said o'Hern. from
Robinson JI tosether with all the right and title
The GALE to take place at o'clock NJ, on the pre-
misses
Terms msde known at the sale.
NH ibid BENJAMIN NASH. Trustee.
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NH I0-lm Maker aud Importer Of Guns, &c.
.ss CHINA. GLALsS AND EARTH

E3 ENWARE-0 B TAYLOR, III Main street, is
~ now in receipt of his spiing stock OF goods,
mostly of his importation, embracing great
variety of white gilt. and decorated China; white
Granite and htne printed ware, Of the best qusiisy
and shapes blue edged &C and Dipt Ware, selected
expressly Tor the Iobbing trade: Cur and Pressed
Glass of riety les and qualities Also plated
and Britannia Ice Pitchers, Casters Spoons and
Forks. Also, q fine assortment Of Walters, Table
Cutlery, Japanned Ware, &C, &c. He feels ASSURED
III sell goods as low any Jobbing house at the
solicited. nh I0-2m
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PIANOS, 20.

u1E P. H. TAYLOR - Dealer
in PIANOS. MUSIC And MusICAI,
w piNsTRuMENTa, exclusively. Is
.u. Main street. above Po,t ,,iyice fas
Years e.tsbli.hed Tiaa the exclusive sale In Rch.
m Nss 6, .ae NSnn., Clark and Gale Co piS-
Tha lareas, s,o.s =. ~ p.'anbets MRLopE0Na.
B00ks In the State "" ooaho 'osio
=, pianos tuned and let On hire OLD Piano, taken
IN part pay for new ones ANU Fl. h" ~
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CPhINa NOVELTIES FOR 1863
~ IMPORTANT TO ALL IN WANT OF CHEAP
DRY G0OD5.-We are now receiving the most e-
giant and complete stock Of Foreign and Domestic
pry 6 GODS ever offered by US before, consisting Of
Dress Gcols and silks
White Goods, Embroideries and Linens
c otis CassiIReres and Ve8iiDgs
Sha~ls AMI MantIlles
HosieIies nd Gloves
Rbcons and Parasols
pomsstics and Prints
We rossees facilities Tor procuring our Goods from
the cheapest and best sources. by paving cash for
All Goods purchased by Is, and doing business at u
ronperaf!vey small expense
We ARE enabled TO offer stock OF Goods which
Tor chespuess, cannot be surpassed.
" J d II R0SENBAUM,
,ch. 1893 Broad st.
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!bTADsWUHTh, TURNER'S CO,

w No Is. FOURTEENTH STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PORTION AND
DOMESTIC DRY GO0DS
HAVING r ceiyesf By recent arrivals q complete
assortment of SrAFLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS. comprising altogether, very desirable
assUrtmeuf. suited and selected expressly for the
trade of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee,
a Of which the trade Is respectfully invited 70 ex-
amino NH Pm
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D GOODMAN. y H. sIsPs SON
CPKlN9, 1850
NEW GOODS -Ngw STYLES.
j. d. g u U ID M A N d. co,

Ne. ll9 NAM S5RgET
Ara now in receipt OF thsir spripg Stock OF
CLOTHING. which they have manufactured ex-
pressly to suit their retail trade, Soliciting
call from their friends and the public generally TO
examine their stock, which 10 Of the hrst class
Goods. and warranted to be of the best workman
chip and latest styles at the lowest prices. tender
old patrons, and promising all attention 10 suit ts
taste and supply the wants of their customers
Call and examine tho stack OF Clothing and Fur
nishiDg Goods now on sale
psMA STREET.
HENRY MILLER. Prin,e Edward county ,saies-
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DRY GooDs-Astorishing low NO u

I'M UUUUC -hStoElSnIbg low - N Z
~ Main street JOSEPH STRAUSE.
Cheap Goods, from AuCtiou-Blua, Green and
Brosn Bersge for Wells, ut 20 cents, selling 81
B7,,sr Linen, at l2I. &C, worth double the money,
sGitahie ter Bsy's and Mems wear; English Meri-
nos at IS sc; Scotch Plaids Pr eta; Black Silks,
~ cts few morc LINEN ard cheap darseiiIes b.
SONS left. AZ Il cts; ast )nshing cheap Check and
Carlbric Austtn, 10 and upwards; plain and fig
urei De LANES, l2;s cts and hiEhe, French Me
rho and Colored silks ut half their value excel
le7 quality Kid Gloves 81 Is cts; black, white and
mixed Hos, 10 CTS pair; swiss and Cambria Coi-
Lar. the cheape.t in the city; Servant and Bed
Baskets, u Per cent less than cost; brown and
Aleachei Cotton. AT Hll prices, &c. If you want
cheap Goods Of any kind, remember No q Main
street fe Is JOSEPH STRaUSE
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J MILLHISER h BROS,
1893 Broad street
ELEaANT WATCH SPRING HOOD

IL SKIRTs.-i am inst ia receipt from the maan-
factnrers irect a consignment of superior Hoop
skirts entirely new styles adapted for spring snd
sumner 10 which respectfully call the attention
Of tgiies VINO want az elastic, light, durable ana
cheap rkiTf, st q low price, commencing at seven
boops up to r1rty hoops, plain, extension and dia
mond- Also tbs Bohemian Skirts, q new and eie
gant skirt for summer wear and the spiral skirts.
with thirty hoops, made ont OF one wire OF the
fnes, tempered steel, equal to. watch tpripg
wt;ch Tor eleranca n elasticity combined, cannot
DO eQnaled by any skirt now "a use ladies', cas'
ana -. thern ALFRED MOSES,
NH 20 Ssiu stioos-
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nR1cK TENEMENT IN NORTH SIDE
BY Henry W. Quarles, Auct
Main

CTOCK AT AUCTiUN.-ln pursuance
~ of a decree of the Circuit Court of the city Of
Richmond. made on the sch day OF January. d;
is5e in q suit therein pending, entitled Brummeii
a Royster vs. Bragg aud others, shall proceed on
WE0NE DAY. the 10th Of March. 1879, at Y
o., lock, noon ut the auction store OF henry "
public auction for cash. sixty shares OF Stock OF
The Mutual Bai'ding Fund and Loan Company Of
ing In tho name Of Joel p Bragg. 20 shares in the
name Of Virginia Bragg. and 20 shares In the
name of Betty Bragg.
President of the Mutual Building tund
and Loan Co of the city Of Richmond.
Sale conducted by A..
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.-The

-sSN N J " tAALFN . Y lIt
IA subscriber has inst returned from New York
Sl with large and u selected stock of Eng
--lAs4- liah French aud German CLOTHS, CASSt-
AERES AND tESTINGS, for the spring and sGm.
mer trade, which he invites his frenda and the
public 10 cal and examine, at No 80 Main strset.
hlantion Huusa. Orders left 18th him for Clothing
viii be made up in the best style, after the latest
fashion, aud at very low prices He also has on
hand superior assortment Of ready made Cloth
ing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, which Will
DE sold very cheap. 3 RES3ER,
NH Il-lmH No 81 Vain street.
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NTUTICE TO TOBACGUNIsTS AND
~ MERCHANT5.-Mstet 10 order. TOBACCO
KEGS, of any size As have on hand large
stock of good material for this purpose, would be
glad to furnish from Is 20 600 egs this
have also for sale ELOUS BARRELS and HALF
BARRELS, suitable for -four sugar. plaster, &c.
ROGARY,
Shop corner 9th and Cary SITS.
N B.-Cash paid for BARREL TIMBER.
rah
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-

- BILE REAL ESTATE AT TUE CORNER OF
BROAD AND JEFFERSON STREETS. Pursuant
to the decree entered in the suit of Saunders and
wife AGAINST Dabney and others, in the Circuit
Gonrt of the city of Richmond on the 18th day of
day of March, 1859 at4 O'Clock P (if fair, If not
the next fair day tho premises TO sell the house
and lot Tin the bill and proceedings mentioned mt
OF Richmond. at public auction he lot fronts
feet ten inc hes on the north side of Broad
six inches, between parallel lines. The house on
the lot ls at present occupied as n store.
TERMS: One-fourth Cash one-fOurth en a credit of
four months onefourlh on a credit of eight month
and the residue on a credit of twelve months from
the day of sale. The credit instruments to bear in.
forest from the Gay o. sale The purchase. will be
required to give notes satisfactorily endorsed for
the deferred pay ment ana the title TO be retained
till the whole purchase money be paid and the
taxes for 1853 to he paid b y the purchaser
nhS TH0S 4 EVANS Commissioner
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IN N|t@OAN y MO VII . liza L ED dU A-
w HAS EIGHT PER CENT OFANNO MA
AND fORTP FIVE TO FIFTY PER CEVT- az,
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME-Ths under
rigned. having accepted the agency for the sale of
kcbiosohs Manipulated GUANO. ask the attention
OF agricuturlsts and their agents to this superior
the Atty OF this arti a. and that it ia in ali cases
nne-haif best Peruvian Guano, one-ha fine ground
b ne and the best Phosphate Gusno
The machinery used Is new and OF the most an
proved description. and from the manner in which
ths dusno and Bone are mixed. being ground toge-
tner so that every particle of each is brought into
the closest contact with the other, ensures a full
appropriation OF both in proper proportions by he
growing crop.
We refer to the annexed report from Or BickeIl
showing the value of this Fertilizer both for quick
and . rmanent results.
Il is put up in good bags weighing about $50 lbs
each. Price. $50 per ton of 2000 lbs.
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By Alexander Mott.
By P. G. Larus, Auctioneer
BOARDING.

THE TUNSTALL HOUSE,
Il GRAGHEAD STREET,
DANViLLE, VIRGINIA. @
With new furniture, sno newly repaired we
visitors that effort will be spared promote
their comfort and We respectfully solicit q trial
TheTUHSTALL HOUSE is aiBo the STAG n OF
FiCE, and cur omnibuses will always be in reaai-
hess to carry passengers 70 and from the Depot.
A q WALrERS0
j NJ WALKER, }Proprietors.
fsII-Iyd VT SIMNoNa
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50. TO MERCHANTS. 1852.
T PETE RSON. WHOLESALE

w DRUGGIST. 155 Msin street. corner 18th
street Richmond, Va is row receiving bis sprfog
supplies, to which he respectfully asks the attn
ton OF merchants and dealers generally. psricu-
lar attention paid % packing and shipping end sat
Orders always promptly attended to
nh y w PETEHs0N-
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EOK hiRE--A strong, healthy young
Goiored WOMAN, of good character who is an
excellent chambermad and first rata we sher . I'd
noner. Apply to "Au
VIM PHILLIPS, 10Th street
ND Us Between Main and Bank
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NOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID.-This

- excellent vegetable aromatic lotion. prepared
by our worthy citizen. DR. GEORGE powDEN. drug
git, &C. of broad street. Richmond, gained fer him
gold med al premium, at the recent exhibition in
this city. Not only comment this tooth
wash as highly beneficial for cleansing the teeth
ard guns, but also for inparting hsaith, strength
aud soundncss to the same 1t is likewise pleasing
perfume TO the breath, AMI is recommends by the
most eminent physicians of the United states as
d.ntifrIce that should be every tni;e. table -
Extract from the Richmond Enquirer Of Jan 18th.
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70 ZL-Z3aiHI SOIe ARent5 Tor RICHMOND, Va.
SLATE AND METALLIC ROOFING
~ JOHN &. MCMILLAN CO., having had an K
perierce OF over twenty years in Scotland, and
eight years in this country and Central ica as
practical SKATERS and MGTALtC ROBBERS of.
fer their services TO the citizens of Richmond and
adjacent cities and country.
When desired, we wall use the celebrated BUCK
lNGHAM SLATE, which is equal, if not superior,
to any Slate row in use. II retains its original
color and has been that il wii last double
as long ~ bricks in building; and the price has
been so reduced, that We are now enabled to COM
pete with either shingles or tin
Give us call. and we will demonstrate what We
say. But facts are chiles that Wilma ding, and
dJwna be disputed"
ANY kind of EAyES and CORNICES can be made
by us.
Satisfactory references will be given when desired
flee slain street. between Sth and 9Th next
to Nj j " Davies Marble Yard.
Old Roofs REPAIRED and warranted.
mh 2-1mx
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No. SO SECOND STREETl
Baltimore. Jen'y q, 1859.
REPORT OF ANALYSIS
VI Robinson's Manipulated Guano for FRANCIS
ROBINSON. Es3 of Baltimore city.
A sample of the above, which was taken at your
mills. was found, upon analysis. to be capable of
producing Of
Ammonia ...... 81 cer cent
and to contain of
Bone Phosphate of Lime ..... 49,. As 81 per cent.
Tho above proportion of Ammonia and Bone
phosphate of Lime is known to be most proper for
concentrates manure. Both theoretical reasoning
and the results OF numerous practical experiments
have approved of it An application of 200 lbs of
this article will supply more of Bone Phosphate of
Lime than is required by any crop, thus leaving a
cOns ierable surplus of this valuable nutrimep, in
c?rporsted with the soil at cropping. and will fur
nish a sufficient quantity OF Ammonia to act es G.
nutIiment and stimulant.
CH4s RIcKELL, Phi D.
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M "a aCELLAWHCUs.

8 LIE. philadelphia Cream Ale -25
IA bbIs and IS hsl: bbls Philadelphia Cream Ale.
just received in fine order, and for sale low. by
DUDLEY Co
lie II Main street
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lux HIRE-A smart. intelligent Boy,
ADJ ~ ~ years of age. suitable for q waiter In
store or Office. Apply 10 "
GEO L0WNES l. co.
hh 3-ts 256 Main street near 7th
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SPkING TRADE, 1859.
DRY GOODS.

KENT, PAIN 3 CO..
Importers and Wholesale De'iers in Foreign and
n.,rze
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NeS. los ara ib1 nam street. hlGuulOAu.
The Subscribers respectfully announce 20 the
Merchants 81 virginia, North Carolina and Tennes-
see that their arrangements for the coming
SPRING TRADE are more extensive than hitherto,
and Il 1T By the lst March they viii be prepared TO
exhibit of the largeEt AID most attractive
stocks of
FGREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING,
that the7 have ever had he pleasure 10 onsr 10 an
eyanr8 atom CT which they cordially invited
As heretofore, we have imported direct II, II u
r9pe many us tbs leading fabrics and wares II our
line aud cur stock will De found very !ull AMI CO n
psJte IN every department, aid well adapted to the
waits Of the trade.
TIE m azuifute of our business with Uusur-
PASSED facilities fuiir warrant in pledging cur
sell or Gc0ls a. as low prizes as they can
l. bought IL any Northern market, thus saYlag
p-r Ceur8se "a Tie pGECu-.tE- .
ORDERS are respectfully solicited. which shall
al all times have our prompt ana peTsonai ett G
tim. Kent, PAINE %.
Richmond, Feb 70. 1879. fe 10
NEW SPRING GOODS. We are in
~ receipt Of the following seesonable GOODS.
which vii! receive daily attention Throughout the
season:
Zd1 pieces new Spring Prints
30 do Indian Dmties
$50 DO Irish LlpeAs
200 do Colored Cotton Goods. for servants,
and women
Cotton uZaaLuTgs. Heavy shectinGs and Shirt
B.ea ed shee:ings. Of approved make. for IA
Linen Greetings, Table Da,nasks
AaTseiiles Quilts, ali az
We are stlI selling our " inter styles of English
Prints. 81 lGc.
NH CHRISTIAN < LATHRoP
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lCsH. 1917
ELEETT g. nREWRY.
, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN FORE'GN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODs.
NJ Il Tsa,i N5e3. Riftmoni, Ia.
We have the pleasure Of Offering 10 the merchants
- Nirstnta, North Carolina and Tennessee the
;ayges; and best stock If
DRY GOODS
We have cveF Ssen able TO exhibit
Conn o'aS cur business principally to p CO goods.
er have bestowed much tine and labor 10 get up "a
FIRST rate stock, ard Seol satisfied that house in
this conntry csn 6fter bt tier selected stock o.
English and AmsT icau Prints
Fancy printed Lawns, Jsconets and Cambrics
Hire french and English organdies and Chal
Fancy Bareges Ielaincs aud Saientias
Robes OF every style in Lawns. Jaconets Or
gandes, BareSes. Csaliies rni 1elsiues
Silks, Popitns, Check d'EooSs Miliainas
Satin Striped kareges
isvills Cloths, Debsges, sc
IL " bite Casabrtss. swiss Musiins. Irish Linens
&c. we have. OF cur own importation, large stock
which we sill sell lower than have ever been
able TO d before.
In goods tor sentlanens and boy s. weer our stock
ever been Bile to self them
We have an extra large stock of goods for
cTors such As
German and Scotch Linen BuYaps
Farm ers' Drills Linen Duces
Heavy Co;ioa Twill $ and Cottonades
Plain aud striped Domestics
PiR'd and striped Cznaburgs
DeniEls, &c.
To all Of which ask n special examination by
the traie We are determined 70 meet the mafke t
prioes North and eoaIh, With well established
houses ELLETT Il BHEWkY.
NH --gm
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LAND SALE.

George CALDWELL Administrator, &C. Nancy Mnton ct al
Decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county, render
Id ed in the above will offer FIR sale premises
Friday the 18th Of Oct next the following property
ing to the estate Of A E. Mnton deceased One containing
pa acres, upon which is school house. Lot containing
acres also, the interest remainder that of
Mnon has In the dover Of his widow, Nancy Mnton Said
dover consists "A Of land situated county
on the EOlensyie Turnpike, about 6 miles from Nashville
which there comfortable buildings other land
is situstedin the same locally.
TERasA credit of 6, II and IL months, interest from
date will be gven and with security required and lien re-
tanned to Sc ure the payment Of the same.
sspH dtd. Fee So \. r. CHEArHAM. Clerk & Master.