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Iron and Coal.


In the local department of the Dispatch
we notice to-day the sale of the Westham
Furnace, and allude to some of the plans
of its enterprising proprietors. This event
is suggestive. The shores of James river
should TEEN with iron FORCES and foundries.
Here the coal and iron can be brought to-
pether. They are the elements of power
and wealth. Energy and skill brought
to bear upon them must always achieve
the greatest results in the accumulation
of physical power and moneyed wealth.
The James River canal passes by thousands
Of acres of iron mines, and here coal is
afforded without limit. FORCES and mills
without number could here find super
abundance of material for their operations.
Pittsburg, having not one 1.-THE OF the
advantages Of this city, having neither
tidal stream nor access to sea save through
the Gulf of Mexico, has become q great
CITY by her iron manufactures. The coal
lands in her vicinity and upon the Mo-
nongahela river are worth $500 and $1,000
per acre. Why may we not see this re-
peated in this region
1t has been demonstrated that the smelt-
ing of iron even with charcoal is better
and more successfully carried on at q
point where water communication facili-
tates the concentration Of the ore and the
fuel than 1t can be near the mines them
selves, although they be In the midst o.
the forest. And for this reason the wood
contiguous to the mine Is soon cleared off,
and the hauling is extended for such dis.
lance and at such an expense as to de.
stroy tho profits Of the business. Build
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AE NOTICE.-The undersigned having been
appointed trustee in deed executed by julius
Stsenbock & Co, made to secure their creditors.
on the 10th day of April, 1857, conveying among
9th things all the de BITS due the said firm notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to said
concern, whether by bond, note, open account, or
otherwise, to make prompt payment to the under.
signed who is required by the said deed to use all
diligence in the collection Of the same.
NBsTOR II. FORBES,
Trustee for Julius Stsenbock 4 Co.
Office at w. M SUTTON Co IS, Bankers.
ap l3-ts
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By Paine s. Co., Auctioneers.
By James NJ. Taylor Son, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN.
Y IMPROVED PROPERTY, IN THE CITY OF
RlCHM Nd, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be
sold on FRIDAY the Sd day It May next. IN the
premises, commencing at a o. clock L. NJ the fol-
lowing very VALUABLE PROPERTY, and In the
follow ing order: .
LIST. Lot, with FRAMED TENEMENT there,
on. on the north side of Cary near the corner oil
Twenty second street, fronting about 80 feet on
Cary running back $50 feet to an a lev.
Cd. A BRICK TENEMENT on he south side OF
Franklin near Twentieth street. adjoining the
store of Mr.. Vincent Lucas. This house Is wei
adapted for a retail grocery business.
Sd FIVE VACANT LOTS on the north side OF
Broad street, and adjoining Trinity church. These
lots front 80 feet each on Broad street, and run
back about 100 feet TO an alley.
ble on account Of central location; the hrrt TWO
for business purposes, and the latter for private
residences. -
TERMS One fourth cash balance on credit OF
four, eight, and twelve months, interest added.
Taxes for 1867 to be paid by the purchaser,
JAMES N. TAYLOR y SON,
nv2-2t Auctioneers.
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auspices.

THE RICHMOND ECLECTIC.-We have re-
ceived from Messrs. WHITE s. HOWARD, the
agents, the May number Of this excellent
magazine of foreign literature.
Contents.-" Isaac Taylor" good arti-
Gle "The Tower and Its Tenants" also
good "Secret Writing" quaint subject
we'll treated Orchard Whately, d. D. u;
The Innermost Room," real poem ;
"French Society under the Directory"
interesting of course: "Sketches of the
English Bench and Bar" Vt y good, as all
the preceding ones were ; "The Metaphors
of St. Paul." by an ingenious commenta-
tor, who no doubt sees more in these meta
phors than St. Paul did; emusic the Ex-
preston of Character -; and number of
miscellaneous and scientific paragraphs.
We warmly commend the Eclectic to the
support of the public.
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u,HE WATT PLOUGH PATENTED

'IN1 - " All L LoOuI1, L - i civ Ell
i JULY 1850 From the l-t day OF September,
1885, To the ID day OF May, 1857, we have sold sls-
ven hundred and ninety nine tllssl Of these
PL0UdHS, conditions tn al IL taf'sr trial SUM-
cisnt to wear out one point they were not found
cheaper 10 buy and pay for than any Cuff Brace
Plough $ as a gift they should he returned TO Us
and me amount paid for them should be refunded
N the number solo, nine tsl only havs been re
turned 20 Us, and in each case the money paid for
them REFUNDED The "CUFP BRACE" PLoUGH
l. Ny OWN invention, and the patterns Of all Of the
popu sizes Of that plough the work Il my hands
ana the patent rights covering the principles in
VOWED IN tina, plough now sold, are all secured
to GEORGE WATT, and to him oniy, AS may be seen
by referring to the Patent ONCE Rep .rts OF lst2.
1859 81, '5s, and SO.
Wa call attention to the foil lowing from Mr.. 3.
J. Baker, OF Louisa, April ?tth, 1851: "send me
two of your one horse pioughs they are hyperion,
nv tar, 10 any ever Jaw. | have several other
kinds, but canGot afford to use them when ran
do double a. much VII yours will tfy the two
horse ploagh IN a few days. and expect the .swe
result" Mr.. George \. Harrison Jr.. Tor William
g.. tarrison, Upper Brandon" Prince George
county spill 81, ssI say. - with To pure ha Q
on dozen one. horse ploughs Of the same pate IN
rs the 80. W." two horse Watt new Plough.
the last we have used. and thiuk very highly or
These are extracts from only Two OF hundreds
| Of similar ones.
We have few more Of the same sort on the
| same terms. 0Rok0E WITT
! my, for George Wat ! %,
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nv THE FAR DISTANT PRAIRIE

sH ON TIE FAR DISTANT PRAIRIE
and in our own sunny land, on every toilet u
found CHALFAsTs COCOA CREAM. Who would
bs without Il when II 10 within the reach Of ell ?
Only FIFTY CENTS.
Ask for CHALFANI's; take 10 other. For sale
by all druggists. myi-h
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.S,,eciHZ Notices.

sTAs PALEs THE STARS AND AsTE-
Rods before the rising glory OF the King OF Fay
so must retire the host Of alcoholic compound
and lard pomsdes before the steady and onward
"A''n u WOODS CAsTALIAN CREAM.
Its motto In Excslsior It's uitimatum, Universal
Adoption.
Prepared at WOODS PHARMACY, Fifth and
Marshall streets, and for sale by the city drug
tat. my2-ts
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DIED,

o'clock, IN the forty first year Of her age, Mrs.
MARY SWEETMAN, wife Of Nicholas Sweerman
Her funeral will take place THIS EVENING at
the residence OF her husband on Ninth. north OF
Leigh street, at O'clock. The friends OF the
family are respectfully requested to attend.
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T TO FAMILIES
PICNIC PARTIES

kE TO FAMILIES, WIZ p.pr1rs
and all who love pure article OF
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price of $3.50 per gallon Us.
Determined to keep pace with the age in my nu'
siness and to serve my old patrons and the pupiic
with the best of everything in my line at the
smallest profit have this day reduced the price OF
my ,,,,o, ,rp rpr.us
to g. so per gallon and respectfully invite the a'
ton of families, parties, pic-nics, ETC., 70 TINS
dnct;on with the assurance that all orders will be
alIed with promptness and fidelity. Send in your
ordersto a. AsioNi'
anao I'm llO5 south side Of Main street.
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iSllecinL Notices.

rE BANK NOTES WANTED. Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia
BANK NOTES wanted by
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.
nv 3-lw
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By Harrison. Goddin 4 Appsrson, Auctionsers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
NOMMISSIONER,S SALE OF "

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA.
" LUABLE REAL ESTATE ON The SOUTH
SIDE or MAIN BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND
TwENTY-FIRS STREETS. AND Also ON TIE
WEST LINE OF TWENTY-PIRST BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY sTREETS.-As Commissioner
of the Hastings Court Of the city OF Richmond
acting und-r decrae pronounced by the Judg.
thereof on the 18th Of April, 1887 In the case o.
Huffman and wife ne Curo't. SC, shall proceed
10 sell at public suction. on the premises, on FL
DAY May Sd, 1857, a. half-past O'Clock r N !,
the REAL ESTATE referred TO in the platntin's
hill belonging to the heirs OF the late Joseph
turotti consisting OF a Lot, with yaiuaole
rHRRR-ST0RY TENEMENT thereon, located on
the south side OF Msin near to Twenty first street
aud now occupied by good tenant al fair rental.
Also the VACANT LIT ne.r thereto. ironing
aal feet on said south side OF Main street. running
Ais". the LOT in rear of the above, fronting So
fac, on the west line of Twenty first street. run.
ming hack about sixty feet. more or less plat oi
which will be exhibited at the hour OF sale
TERMS: one third cash balance at ak, WE'VE
and a htee months for yotiabe notes, interest,"
addsd and title retained until all the purchase
money IL paid and a conveyance ordered by the
court The taxes aid insurance for this year 10 De
paid by the purchasers: ,-.,,
The above real estate was sold on Monday the
29d April 1897 but the purchasers having failed TO
comply with the terms Of sale, II will De Iosold as
a'o'e ~ 'n''' BRADLEY T. JOHNSON,
an97 Commissioner.
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ReNE Estate tor safe.

DARN FOR SALE.--A FARM, con.
II tanning 400 acres OF good land, lying In ORANGE
comfy, Va, hasa good dwelling, barn, tobacco.
house, stable, and corn house. viii be sold low @
exchapgs I'D for city property Apply Ia
J. WALL TURSER, No. 80 Thirteenth street.
ap 25--ts Richmond, Va.
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auction Suyes.
YUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrsou. Aueti one. r.
Bsnksrs, Brokers, and Real Eststs Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VAIN.
i ABLR BRICK TENEMBN-a: one or Tas
SOUTH StDg ~ MAIN BETWEEN piprpgyTu
AND sRvgNTBENrH SWEETS; THg OTUsp
On THE NORTH RIBR OF MARgYaIL pr
TWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTREyTH
sTRBETS.-ss trustee in q certain deed Of ,ra.,
sxecutsd ~ the ,nbscr.ber by VIM Rls hmsn mi
wife, dated May s. 1895. and duly Recorded In pi,h.
mond Bus'irgs Court. ! 81 all, In execution thers
OF. proceed TO sell at pnblic auction on tho pre-.
misses on MONDAY the l3th day OF May. 1877 ata
o'clock r. M, the lowing valuable improved
real eststs-viz.. that RXCELLBNT sTDks ana
DWELLING on the south side Of Main sweet al.
Joining the eastern tenement Of the buildings
known ss the Mansion House, now occupied sy
Messrs. Hotties. Z Levy as . variety sso-e a.
monthly rent Of ess. fronting eighteen feet more !,
less running back the depsh Of the lot 70 an ALLEY
about twelve feet vide.
western BRICK TENEMHNT on the north side y,
MARSHALL between Seventeenth and Bightsanth
.trsets, now occupied BY Mr. John n. Oil Al a
monthly rental OF 80, fronting 20 feet and running
back s?3 feet.
The deed requires that this property shall be
.old for cash yet the trustee 10 authorized 10 say
that on the payment Of one. fourth OF the purchase
moneyin cash, Q credit will be given on the re !.
nsinder Of 4. =, and IL months, in squa paw men,s
for negotiable notes, with interest added, secured
by q trust deed.
The taxes and insurance for this year to be paid
by the purchasers.
my 2-tds MOSES MrLHTsER, Trustee.
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AUCTION. Sales.
FUTURE DAY
By ornbbs y williams, Auctionssrs,
North west corner Of Aain and Eleventh stree


By ornbbs y williams, Auctionssrs,
North west corner Of Rain and Eleventh streets
TWO VERY BEAUTIFUL LOTS on
/ THIRD STREET, GAMBLEs HILL. AND
rwO L0Ts, or SECOND sTRBgT BETWEEN
BYRD AND ARCH STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUG rION.-On WEDS EsDAY the sth day OF May,
commencing at s o'clock p. H., We will sell uroD
the premises those two very beautiful BUILDING
lots situated ut the southeast corner OF Third
and Byrd streets, each fronting 30 feet on Third
srest and running back l2o feet to twenty foo
alley.
These are amorg the most desirable lots In thai
much admired. locality, and are every way worthy
he attention OF those seeking beautiful building
sites.
After which will be sold three LOTS situated on
the west side Of Second street between Byrd and
arch streets, each 30 By Ito feet to twenty foot
alley.
These lots are very well suited for persons Of
moderate means. a
TxRns: 0ns. third cash balance at 4, ., and Il
months with interest and secured By trust deed.
Pure hasers TO pay the taxes tor 1885,.
mys Auctioneen.
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MARRIED,

in New Orleans, on the 2. of april, Colonel Y
n GR0SER, of Norfolk, Va, to Miss KATE z.
daughter of JudgeJ Campbell, of New Orleans
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neg NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES

NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES
ISAAC GREENTREE'S,
sll Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
The undersigned has just returned with new
and desirable stock of goods, consisting OF
Boys, Youths, and Gents CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, Of all kinds;
SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, SOCKS,
HATS of all the latest sty les;
all OF which will be sold at the lowest cash prices
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
|. GREENTREE,
sll Broad street (old No. ll7,
2o-lm between Eighth and Ninth.
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A,sctiO7. Sales.
THIS DAY
BY Grubbs + williams, Auctionsers'
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets.

BY Grubbs Willisms, Auctionsers'
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
VERY vALUAB FARM or
Y NINETY.POUH ACRES, ON THE JANE
RivRR CANAL, TWO Mills WEST OF TIL
CITY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION ON fh,DA
the I'd day Of May commencing at O'Clock r ~
ws vlI sell upon the premises the beautiful li'tl'
FARM formerly owned by B. W. Hnxal', Beg
.,tnated on the James Bivef canal sbont two mile,
vest Of the city, adjoining the lands Of J. 7. sat
ton Jr, p Tabb, and olhsra.
There are NINETY FOUR ACRES OF LAND
naturally Of the best soil, and !. has been highi'
improved, 30 that there are few II any farms more
productive than this.
The buildings are extensive, embracing 40
OyERgEER'S HOUSE and LABORERS COT.
TlGEs, and an excellent BARN, and the whole
place 10 well enclosed with new plank fence
There are also very fourishing peach and apple
orchards.
TgRAs: Made known at the time Of sales.
dRuBBS WILLIAMS,
apo Auctionser.
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Stock ReOHisitiOlls.

OFFICE CRY BANK, April 20, lse7.
THE SECOND RFQUISlTION OF
one dollar per share will be due and payable
m or before th 10 5th OF May proximo
A detinausn cy Of nvs days subjects stockholders
10 q nps Of iys cents per share ehch succeeding
ten days, ten cents p r sh are. ,.
J. K. ALLEN. Ca.hisr m, '-th'
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BY James N. Taylor & Son, Auctioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU.
L ABLE TUG BOAT TRIUMPH Al AUCTInS.
BY virtue Of deed of. trust executed by D Won
GroninR, president, and X. ". Dlorell. treasurer
Of the yir.inis Towing Company. 10 ms ss Trustee,
dated tn 27th day Of DscemDer, 1855, and duly
corded, to secure the payment Of y certain sum Of
monay h. rein mentioned, and At 'hs request Of
the beneficiary. I VIII proceed :" sell At public
auction, on WEpN ESnAY the hh day OF May
day thereafter, the STEAM TUG BOAT TRl.
UMPH, at the wharf Of said company. In the Dock.
TERM: Cash, or upon such terms may BE-
agreed upon A. the time OF sale.
The boat will be AZ the companys wharf for IN.
spection three days before the day Of sale
OTaD W. HAHN, Trustea
Sale conducted by JAMES II. TAILOR soS,
Auctioneers. ap g9--lH
Norfolk Journal copy till an May and send bill
to this Office
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By Lee & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

TWO LOTS IN BOWLING GREEN,
ADJOINING THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOX
SALE AT AUCTloN.-We will sell at auction on
FRIDAY, Sd Of May, 1887. At o'clock 7: NJ on
the premises in Bowling Green, two LOT. or
LAND on the Main street: the one fronting sky
fnur nv eighty four feet and the other containing
auarter of an acre Of excellent gardening land.
TERNs: At sale. LEE y GhpDtH,
mv1 Auctioneers.
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Ss QUACKS HAVE DONE MORE TO
break down all good medicines than the lives OF
the empires are worth In this State, NirSinlans
are afraid Of the nostrums poured into The market
as panaceas for every I'll but when friend aud
ne ghbor recomms nds State production ike
BaKGR'sPREMIUM BITFERS for dyspepsia and
disorders Of the stomach and bowels, po sensible
man can or will reject them They are never
falling cures for such diseases, and need only De
tried TO be appreciated
To be had OF all prominent druggists.
Orders filed by addressing
E. BAKER, Proprietor,
Box 333 Richmond, Va.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA March ~, 1907.
M T. Baker: Sir,-Ths Is TO certify that from
about the lst OF March TO the LIST OF october last
was an incessant sufferer from indigestion and
diarrhna. | consulted several prominent pnys'-
clans: used calomel freely-all which proved
fruitIess | finally commenced using BAKER
PREMIUM BITrESs. and from its use found more
relief than from all other remedies combined TO
its use attribute my present good health, which
is better than It has been for the past six years
am, sir, very respectfully, &c,
W. NJ. s. DUNN,
Engineer Richn ond and Danville
ap27-Tu&F3m Railroad Company.
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OTICE.-An persons to wno p.
IN Msssrs. Bosnian 4 CT, and J. X. oil,, W n.
business At koapoks. Charlotte cosn,y. Va a.
thsnt,sSssS 70 j. CLskksnA, Nyitsssnt
ChsIlotis county, Va, Tor sdjsdisassos'
NY IN
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@JOHN C. sHAFER & CO.,
MERC Hal MT T A L o r 3,
No. Exchange Building, Fourteenth street
RICHMOND. VA,
have lust received FRESH SUPPLY OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHS, CAsSlMEREs, and vESTINGs,
Of the latest foreign importations, and most ap.
proved and fashionable styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS Of the best make alwsys
ON hand. aplo-em
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MARBLE DUST.-Fine and coarse
wi MARBLE DUST, for master workers and
draggists, direct from the msnufsetursrr 70. sale
on 81 tmb ~ 1. }. LII.
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COnfectiORdlies.
THE RICHMOND TIMES.
WARNING TO THE PUBLICK.

observe that Mr.. Charles H. Wynne offers for
sale the Richmond Times. To protecting Interests
think It proper to give notice to the publiek tha'
own one .ttird Of that paper, and that any sale
made by Mr.. wynne that does not respect or re-
cognizs my rights in tn at proportion, or has not s
consent and atidcation, Will be contested to the
fullest extent OF the law. My claim to the afore-
said interest Is based upon rrttten contract be.
tween Mr.. wynne and myself, duly signed and at
tested, and have appealed to the courts and the
matter is no,o in litigation. In my absencs from
the city, parties desiring further information in re
gard to the matter are referred to my counsel
Msssrs steger 3 Sands.
my 3-ts II. RlVBs POLLARD.
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ROBERT r. MAuRY. JAMES L.. NAURY.
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
NJ Il. ii. MAURY.& CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1881
BANKERs AND BROKERS,
No. l0l4 Main street,
first house below the post-o5ce,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS Deceived and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points In the United
States. re-
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CHANCE To SELL VIRGINIA

n IINDS-I have formed . tasip - eonoS'
tioa with Messrs Nurphey 8 TroutmAn, Neal
tate agents and Brokers; Phi adeiphis, who ~
fsrms and o,hsr real property In NirsiniAl \,
which fair and reasonable prices VIII 90 pA,l =
Psnnsylvsnixns de.iring TO remove t. tni. etS. a
On application, IN psson or by mall, Wiz
pleasure furbt,h any Que having land Tor sesT
cifc information on the subj.st. noyS
Attorney at Law,
An IA. hiehmond. Va
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BY T. W. Keesee for 8. C. T. 4 Co.
once No. lsl7 Main street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF TOBACCO
IL FACTORY FIXTURES AT AUCTION 1t will
.sli at public ane'ion, at the warehouse II MAssr
Myers K Brother, Nos liz and ~ Seventeenth
street, between Cary and the Dock, In the city Of
Richmond. on TUESDAY, May !. 1857. commenc.
ing at O'Clock p NJ. an extensive assortment Of
TGsACCo FACTORY FIXTURES, OF the iat.s.
patterns, consisting In part OF
HYDRAULIC PRESS,
HYDRAULIC PUMP.
WHEEL, for hand hydraulic pump;
BELT PUMP,
|. 20 CYLINDERS,
90 RAMS,
70 TOPS,
81 BARS
sPRRSSEs,
. le BOX SCREWS
II FLATT1NING SCREWS,
4HYDRAULIC TRICKS or CARRIAGES
% FINISHING MILLS or POTS,
90 BANDS,
q sets l0's SHAPES or MILLS,
s sets SIS SHAPES or MILLS
TERMS OF SALE Approved, endorsed negotiable
notes, payable In Richmond at sixty days, for ali
sums Of $500 and over; under that amount cash
N. G.. RbAD.
T. w. KEEsBB, Aucttoneer. apD
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SALE OF BONDS OF
81 THE CHESAP AKRAND OHIO CANAL

JUDICIAL SALE OF BONDS or
u THE CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
COMPANY.-The undersigned, commissioner. Of
the Circuit Court OF alexandria county. by virtue
Of decree Of that court rendered 1T the special
Public Works OF Virginia against ssldsn, Withsn
& Co, ct al, defendants, viii, At ~ o'clock o.
THURSDAY the 3oth day OF May, 1867, before the
front door OF the court house OF that county ofsr
and sell a. auction 20 the hi CHEST bidder large
amount OF the bonds Of the Chesapeake ald ohio
Canal Company. They comprise the following. 70
wit:
parcel II Ave bonds, known as SPECIAL Bosps,
Mos ass 4ea SIS $50, and SAL for siso 900, ranging
In par value from $40. 900 10 $50, 100 Also,
A parcel known as PREFEkkRD Bonds, foi
4l3, soc.
TERMS or SALE: Cash for IS 900 the residue fo'
we'll endorsed negotiable note or notes ~ ~
months, bearing interest.
:. FERGUSON NseS?s BEACH, Commissioners
NH 30-t30N
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TIVE VALUABLE LOTS, AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FRANK IN AND
sTGHTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
hvterian cbnrcb we shall sell At auction. on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 80 Of May. 1887. a. s
O'clock p. NJ, the valuable property on which
"a church formerly stood, to be divided into five
lots-viz three fronting each 25 feet on the north
side of franklin street. running back los feet and
two of EN- fronting each 24t feet on the wet line
lots being in the heart Of The city, and In the midst
Of the most desirable portions thereof tor private
re,idences, they should attract the special auen.
locality.
Terms: Ona-third cash ; balance at four and
eight months for negottabls notes, interest ado
seeured by a trust deed The taxes for this year to
be paid by the purchasers: ,,,,s,y
onao Auctioneers.