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A SinSnInr American WILL Case in n
London Court.
From the Pail Mall Gazette, July goth.


Nicc-Chancellor Mains had before him
to-day the case Of New Us. Bonaker. In
this suit, to administer the estate of the
late Mr.. G.. Roberts, question arose as to
the validity of bequest to the President
and Vice-Presidcnt Of the United States
and the Governor of Pennsylvania Of GER
tain stock, which was 10 be accumulated
until it should amount to 100000, and hen
to be applied by them, together with other
property, in endowing college for the IN
strnction Of youth in Pennsylvania, the
professors of which college should "incnl-
cate and advocate the natural rights OF the
black people Of every cline ana country
until they be restored to an equahty IN
civil rights with their white Drcthren
throughout the Union"
Mr.. Wickcns, who appeared Tor the
Crown. said he was the only counsel who
was interested in upholding the bequest,
the object Of which, he contended, was a
charitable one, and therefore valid =; all the
other counsel appeared for the next kin OF
the deceased. The Vice Chancellor said
it appeared that the Americans would not
have the gift. What did the learned coun-
sci propose to do with it? Mr.. Wickens
said the trust could be carried out by the
court. The disclaimer Of the trustees
did not affect the trust. The Vicc-Chan
cellor said he was of opinion that one o
the objects OF the bcquest had been &C
complishcd by the abolition Of slavery IL
the United States. The American Go
ycrnmcnt would not have the money fol
carrying out the other object of the be
quest,-Yiz., the instruction of youth IL
Pennsylvania-an this court could mol
compel the American Government to tax.
il. Therefore the declaration of the court
must be that the objects Of the charity
falling, the money fell into the residue OF
the tcstatOr'S estate.
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A correspondent Of the New York En-
aniner gives All account of o visit to re-
cent Monday prayer meeting in
Surgeons tabernacle. He says:
ct was in the main audience-room on
the lower floor, and notwithstanding it was
avery unpleasant evening, there were from
1900 to 1000 present. 1t was a grand
sight. In Mr.. Surgeons remarks he
spoke about the power of prayer, and
related the following facts: you know
that some two weeks ago, in view of the
urgent need of more money to prosecute
successfully our orphan asylum building,
requested the prayers of the Church for
mat object; and now wish to inform YOU
OF the success resulting from that meet
ing. A few days ago I received from a
friend, living about 200 miles from here. n
check for 1900 (S2,5OO in gold) and to-
night, about half an hour ago, a gentle
man called and gave me $4,000 for that
object, and not either of the individuals
knew anything about our having made il
special subject Of prayer, and that we
had not expected it from that source,
Tie then offered up a short PRAYER Of
thanksgiving to God for the blessing"
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"LEvY's DRY GOODS STORE. y


"LEvY's DRY GOODS STORE
Under that flag victory is sure hlsh pii1''
houna n Weld to low and as the low. price syS'
,on : .be ono nnrsnsd by tho LEVY BROTHERS
give their flag your support and thus ehSD''
.or..o, ,r;cos down. Remember, the larger the
.,oornt Of goods they sell the smaller the Pfoh'S
nil, ,o CO all pnrchasers o! Dry Goods are lnte-
o, r,av ofar all kinds of DRESS GOODS at
closing out prices:
Real Bird-Eye Diaper, IS yards in piece Tor
$3.50 worth s. so.
Real Russia Diaper at s2.2s, worth $3.50;
Genuine Russia Crash at 1870. per yard worm 10
White Flannel at &C.,
Atwood Flannel at SOC,
French Soft Finished Cambria, Il yards wide, at
Soc. worth &C..
Black Hermann at Csc per yard, worth 4oc.;
Plain Colored Mozambiques at 2oc, worth 4oc
Lawns at l2,, 90, and 25c., reduction OF 80 per
cant:
Rleached Cotton at 10, l23c., full yard wide at
lCsc., worth .oc.
Yard wide Bleached Cotton, nearly as good as
Wamsutta, at 2Oc.-Wamsutta sells at 35c.
unbleached Cottons from 10 to 2oc.,
Full width Bleached and Unbleached sheetings
at Soc,
Pillow-case Cottons full Sc inches wide, at Csc :;
rillowcase Linen, full u yards wide, at 75c'
worth 81;
Linen sheeting, j yards wide, at $780, worm
$2.25 per yard;
Fine Soft Finish Cambria, Il yards wide' at
Soc, worth 75c.
Bishop Lawn at 25c., worth 35c.
Excellent White Brlliants at &c., worth 35c.
Table Damask, extra heavy, warranted all linen'
at 75c, would be cheap ats
Cassimeres at 81, worth $3.50;
Linen Drilling5, from 20 to Soc.
Linen Duck at Csc, worth 35c.
Gauze Merino Shirts for Gents at Sl.25. worth 81;
Maltese Lace Collars at so and 75c., worth 81 and
$3.50;
zen, worth 80;
Crochet Trimming, 10 yards IN piece, Tor loc.'
worth loc. per yard:
Real Tape Trimming, IL yards in piece, for &C.,
would be cheap at 81;
Real Damask Doylies, warranted all linen, al
81 per dozen, worth $3.50;
Damask Napkins at 49, worth $3.50;
Cotton Hose at 1?!c., worth 1S2c.;
Real English Cotton II ose at Soc;
Infants Frock Waists at so and 75c., worth 75c.
and 81;
Real French Wove Corsets at 81:
Table Cloths at 75c., worth Sl.25;
Huckaback Towels at 50, So, and S., worth So,
81 so, and S7.5C per DOZEN
| Domestic Ginghams at lGsc.;
Wide English Prints at 90 ana 25c. per yard
Shifting Stripes al l2.c.;
| Bed Tick al l2!c.
| Also, at low prices,
Travelling Satchels and Baskets, Shawls, Lace
Nantes, Black Silk Sacques, Baslues, and
Circulars.
Remember the FLAG.
LEVY BROTHERS,
aul3 l547 Main street.
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auction Sales.
~-~~--~N~---~~>'
THIS DAY.
~ harrison, aoddin i Apperson, Aoe'iohssf'
% and Real Estate Agents.

cMALL FARM Oh, OF b sl[.F r Y Rd y ,
SAcREs on The G WESTHksonA p TWO MILES
AH re also So PRHcHMoSD Foa SALE AT huC
e ,s sold asss sss':s9 1884, on 3;
the very grned and occupied BY M Mysa
Baiow adops the Tesfasn'e os ai es BY Mr.
Guest ara rom and extends back to Grove road
risb Il has handsome building site f,o as
sired it will be divided into two consist Of
ing ~ hric. dw,liiny and the us ual ont.
ssnnrsrstherwith well of fine water and TWO young
orTh atus % One fourth cash; balance at four
aieht and Twelve months for negotiable nos e.
intoTest added, secured by trust deed. IaAes ioi
iss7 70 be- paid by the purchaser: ,,,,o1
-''' HARRISON, GODDIN & APPEhsoH,
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REMARKABLE LANpsLlr on THE WEST
COAST OF lRELAND.-Rev.P Patrick Malone,
Parish Priest Of Belmullet, writes to a.
Dublin paper giving an account of an eX-
traOrdinary convulSon of nature which
occurred recently within eleven miles of
that town. The Z" side Of mountain was
raised from its bed, and suddenly breaking
up into hinge fragments, proceeded down
the inclined surface, carrying destruction
in its course, until it spent its fury in the
waters OF the Atlantic" The portion Of
mountain which broke up contained an
area of about forty acres; and though the
elevation was not more than one foot III fiji
teen, the great altitude from which the
subterrancan current descended accounts,
he thinks, for the irresistible force which
attended it. Hundreds Of large fragments,
some Of them measuring 1000 cubic feet,
arc now, Mr.. Malone says, to be seen
thrown in on either side and Strcwn upon
the undiSturbed plain, without the appear
ance of water having accompanied them
there. His explanation of the phcnomc-
non is that the great dr0uth Of the precc-
ding two months created u vacuum be-
tween the peat surface and its grayelly
substratum. The heavy fall of rain being
pressed into the cavity, produced the erup-
lion. Several families had a narrow
escape Of their lives, some persons having
been carried forward distance ON the
moving and breaking ground. The bog
debris is scattered over the crops Of seve-
raj poor men, road is blockaded by the
fragments, dale closed up, and valley
created "where nothing but mountain
appeared BEFORE
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~ TREAT SHORT ROUTE TO TIE
" NORTH, EAST AND WEST, VA Tu2
RlCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. ASD PoTO.
MAC kAiLR0iD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAlLY-Ei EGANT fAES
WITH NEW PATENT SHIPPING CHAIES ~
ALL TRA1NS.-Ths THROUGH TRAINS on tat,
road ere now run from the southern toTigilrs 4,
the Connection railroad corner BYRD AND hIGiIz
sTRgETs as foiiow6:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves plch
mond daily at il.l0 A. M, arriving IN Wsfa'rf.
ton at 6.l5 2. NJ, coHnectin. With the esEiy 3.
ternoon express trains for the North, Ea- srl
West
Tho NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with Gle.
CANT cars supplied with tho new pdten, s!enrlrs
chairs attached. Leaves Richmond daily At g.tP.
NJ, (Suudays excepted arriving In W.sAt1g'ol
at els 4. NJ, connecting with the early uOfn.
ing trains for th. North, FnSt and Wet
NO EXTRA CHARGE for sieepfpg char..
The ACCOMMODATION TRF IN, with local ~.
press packages, leaves aichmsut daily lSgrJ.ri
excsptsd) from the depot, cotUcr OF Proad afi
Eighth streets, ~ P. ~, arriving In FreIg.
rickshurg 40 P NJ.
THKoGGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGS CHECKS to .Alexandria, Washington,
Baltimore, PhiIaaelphia, New York, Boston, and
oil the principal cities in the Wast.
For furtSer information and through tiCEssF aV-
ply at tho ofice OF thu company, corner EroGt art
Eighth streets. ehochoe Hill, and at the ucass
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets,
J. r GeSTHY,
General Ticket agent.
SAMUEL RrTH, Superintendent. ap@
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Bv Harrison, Goddin Apperson. Auctioneefs3s
and Real Estate Agents.

HANDSOME SUBURBAN FARM
AND MARKET GARDEN NEAR THE Re- = :
H. A FHs W yEW PM2 GsE
GGhAS NPI TWENTY.FIVg ACRES, FOB
S SfE IT A1CTION-Atth the request of Mr. vii
liam wall we shall sell at auction, on the prem
nsciockP. NJ, tho very desirable LITTLE FARM Hl
on which he now resides 9rnerlX I'VE oTne GRP *
N. Giannini. 1t contains TWENTY V , ~ :,
o. land of superior quality, on Wn1ch lhsrs -
q handsome we'll finished cottage residence con,
taining six rooms. with fre-places 10 eaeh
rood ktch en-, stable, etc. , -,
sTbers is a pretty good orchard and whey ara on
.ba MACE and the location is an improving part OF
the Suburbs.
Terms: One fourth cash balance at three, SIX,
and nine months for negotiable notes, Interest
"uu7u' HaRRISuN, GODDIN s. APPERSON,
,c AuctoneeT5.
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RH RICHMOND UNK Factory
can get their supply at factory prices, and at the
same time encourage HOME ENTgRPRIsE. We
keep good assortment Of our own make on hand
and aldo make TO order such sty les as thu purchaser
may desire, with Interior arrangements to sui
their own convenience. Labor Is cheaper here
than in the North, and materials Just as cheap as
In the North. The freight and drayage on ordi.
nary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece
80 we save the profit that the northern manufactu.
rer makes, and the cost OF freight and drayage
he purchaser can see by the above facts that we
are enabled to sell HOME MADE TRUNKS fol
Ess than northern TRUNKS of same quality are
old in this market
REPAlRlNG.-We also do all kinds OF REPAIR.
ING, when, with small outlay, You can save the
expense Of buying new ones and while an old
Trunk will not look we'll new one, yet II
will be Just as strong AZ new one. We also hz
LOCKS and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF BOOTS
SHOES, and GAITEES of the latest styles and bes
make, made expressly for us, all widths and sizes
which we are selling much lower than those thai
pretend to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with.
out wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS / BRO,
No. 432 Broad street, corner Fifth,
and No. 8ls Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at No. 43a Broad street, corner o,
Fifth. je 10-ts
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BY Grubbs williams, Auctioneers'
sorth ,vsst corner OF Main and Eleventh sSloeSo'

STORE AND T ' 2 K N M ddpt
Nd DA Alb Ut Ut oNE ACEE OF LAMP = At 5HE
HEAD OF BEook TgRHPIKP, SIX NILES Gz fE9H
RICHMOND, NOW oCGUPuIEGRT 16 ~ Va VveH viii
SEA at auction i on the prensss wSDNESDAT
at, at sHoPPs situated "a a. 'n s9ovs de-
s.ribed With ONE ACRE OF LARD attached, en-,
bracing wagon yard &c With the Pr9p.rty named
will be sold hs License paid III, may neg, an
T6is property is situated on one Of me most
public roads leading into the CITY, Emu - fo
business in the vicinity of Richmond. co.,
TERMS: Ono fourth cash the balance at io III
eight, and twelve months ior nesotiapte iio'''' i
ei''' "UN GHUbBo & WILLIAMS,
o,1e Auct!oneers.
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Steamers.

DHUADELPHIA AND RICHMOND
: STEAM PACKET COMPANY -g.rrry7 .
Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain sSY- .s-s-lEs1,
DER. Steamer ALEAAhDklA. Cap ess2zE.6.sE-s
tain PLAT. composing this line, will Leave fhIs.
delpha every SATURDAY and Richmond every
FRIDAY, alternately.
Freight will be- received at any time a, thu
pany's shed. on the Dock.
Passage, including meals and s,ate.rocm 80.
~. T.. PORTER, Agent.
my 2o-ts Office No. 2!25 on the Dock
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By Cabell & Watkins.
Raal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street

THE BEAUTIFUL AND PRODG ~
TIVE SUBURBAN MARKET FARM CALEB
:. w aI,EUT HILL" TWO AND 4 HALE HiLsS
EAST : O OF RICHnoND, ON The C GRAlST99SS
TfWWiERE;TY.sEvEN AND oNE-ogARTgRI ACES E
FoR SALE at sUCTG0N.-nn THURSDAY, Z.d
instant at o'clock p. NJ on the premises, we
will sell at public auction the valuable ana iefu ~
FARM located as above. owned by NJ James W :;
0tev. and adjoining the lands of Mr. Samuel
Sutherland, Mrs. Schermerhorn, ana others.
The place contains 1871 acres Of land Of variety
OF soil about so OF which are cleared anu IN
high state OF cultivation, and admirably adapted
TO grain crops and all kinds of vegetables ana
fruits. The remaining 40 acres OF uncleared lahd
contain large quantity of oak ana pine wooiG,
three loads of which can be brought TO the CITY IN
a,d4y, and which in a few years might be made to
nav The cost of the place. The buildings are
heat frame dwelling with eight rooms; kttehen,
stable, barn, &C.. all in good repair. mere Is =
well Of excellent water In the yard, ana s5verai
streams run through the farm There Is Iour1sh-
ing young orchard, promising large yleld. \ ne
attsuton of persons desiring an attractive country
seat naar the city is invited to TINS properly
Buvers without conveyances wishing 10 attena
the sale wilt please confer with U.s. Ihe sio"inH
crops may be taken 1T valuation. .,.
TERMS: Cne- third cash balance at Six, t"elie,
and eighteen months, with title retained or trust
deed until paid. ,r,, sw.TErNs
CABEDlJ ~ w a hiA'o.
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CRryAT1ON VS.. INHuMATION.-The Jour-
,,nJ dos Co1n1issunceS MaiiCuleS contains an
article by DR.. Cafe on the much-contro-
ycrtcd question regarding the expcdicncy
~ rcturninr TO the ancient custom OF burn
ing instead Of burying the dead. Abiding
IN the new cemetery which the city OF
Paris purposes establishing at Merry, near
Tontoise, and which will measure $40
hectares (2,l25 acres, the author OF the
article doubts whether even al that dlS-
lance the cmanations from that vast NEGRO
poljs NAV not exercise banctul Influence
on the sanitary condition Of Paris. AT
present, whichever way the wind blows,
the putrid eil!uvia of Pcre La Chalse.
Moutmartrc, or Montparnassc, are carried
into the heart Of the city, and the water
we drink contains cadavcrOus particles IN
dissolution. When We consider that a
mere scratch of the diSSCcting knife may
occasion death, or at least require lnmc-
date amputation Of the injured part, the
inpor,aucc Of avoiding all such delctcriOuS
Influences cannot be denied. Taking into
consideration the motives Of piety which
indnce us to desire the preservation Of the
bodies OF those we loved dearly, DR.. Cafe
CXlulltS IDI Ill liStlIlt huCliCl
ing might not be rcSorted to on q large
scale: but he soon discardS the idea, on
rejecting that such Il practice would in
volvc the necessity Of constructing vast
subtcrrancan rcccptacics, which would III
q short time exceed il extent the cities OF
the living. Cremation, therefore, is the
only alternative beside inhumation. The
Greeks, the Romans, and the Gauls
used to burn their dead; why should not
we? This practice is not contrary to any
moral or religious principle, for the frs
Christians themselves used thus to dispose
of their dead, and if the fathers of thu
church objected to it, it was solely be
cansc polytheistic snpcrstitons were a
that time connected with the custom. DR.
Cafe next considers how the cremation o
the dead could be effected. To burn the
bodies on funeral piles, like the ancients
would in orr day be a far too costly pro
cess: but we have other and better means
Of attaining the same end. Let large
cditicc, which might be called Sarco
phcjt (puriiier Of the body be erected Of
some elevated point Of the town; let the
body be laid on a metallic plate, and slid
into 4 furnace, there to be incinerated in
a short time. The ashes might then be
collected into an urn, and returned to the
family. All this process might be effected
with the usual SolcmnitcS.
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CABELL & WATk!N'
By Grubbs & williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner Of Main and hleventh stleess

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a
deed of trust executed to the undersigned as
tInstse by William Hackett, dated the lss day OF
January 1887 and recorded in the CLERKS once OF
the Richmond Hastings Court. and at the reanes'
~ ~ ,ha hanelciary ! will sell at public auction,
oI t t pr.mises on TIL ESDAY Goth day of August
at5 O. clock P NJ, il fair, If not then on me nsTt
fair day thereafter. at the sans hour the desirape
FRAMED HOUSE on Eighteenth street west side,
nsar Grace street Said property IL located on
leased ground. Further particulars will be given
Terms: Enough cash to defray the expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay off prior ineum.
brance OF 1900 now due !; the remainder OF inc
nnrchase money will be paid upon such terms as
Shall be made known on day OF sale
'""'1 ~ T. P. TURNER, Trustee.
r,, {. wr,,rIus Anc,ioneers aus
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~ CASKS FAMILY HAMS, strictly
~ choice in store and for sale by
auG WEST & ANDREWS, l7l2 Main street.
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BY GIubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

Tenth Street Det"eeH AtdIH '-Hu Da'
an l6--3t
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.-on
WEDNESDAY the 2sth instant, commencing
At 10 o'clock. we will sel at our auction rooms
by CATALOGUE, very large and desirable assoit'
rnant Of Fresh Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Peady- ade Clothing,
Mems and Boys Hats. &c.. & &C., ,,d
co,nnr;sine a choice variety Of entirely iresn ana
Goods in every way worthy the auen-
ton of city and country dealers sac perern1p'of'
and Wiehout iessi'e. Auctoueers.
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By Edris A. Willis, Auctloneer.

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT
w my store, l447 Main street, on FRIDAY
next, desirable lot Of
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
SHOES.
FURNITURE,
And FANCY GOODS.
ronsipnme nts received up to 0 o'clock sale day.
is G. w. WILLIS, Salesman.
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LINDEN.ROW HOUS f o r
n SALE PRIVATELY We offer for sale k-S
nrlvataIy one OF the best TEN EMEETS in c!sS
Linden row. This is very valuable property, ..TsA
aud as desirable as any residence - ne Gityc roF
terms apply 10 Ghubbo q inni 40,
au l3-lt huetiohSPi'.
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{. residents in Washington say that since
~ "esau has been Secretary of War he has
hut e ~, oWned hide or hair Of single horse,
$500 ,ns, Inc steeds which gaily drew the
from ,aa Snout the streets were detailed
W I2a iA0 eoaftermaster's Department.
Josh Billings lives in New York.
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Real Est0te tor sale.
By Clopton 4 Harwood,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

By Clopton Harwood,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Tanth between Main and Bank streets.
VERY DESIRABLE SMALL FARM
" cnp SAJE-We have for sale. on tho York
p;rer railroad ten miles from Richmond, and
onarter of a mile from Meadow station, very de-
4;ahia ANAL FAka of IG7 acres. in Henrco
cnmntv. about sixty-fve acres cleared, the pa
lance in wood TIL cleared LAND was thqronS Snry
lined five years since, and has been wolksu very
nv ts' meadow land seeded in herdsgrass There is
mon the place very good house and ne neces
=; ioes than half a mile. There is also hne
ne neach and apple orchard. great bargain can be
had as the owner has detsrmiAed TO sell, with the
view Of moving to another farm.
foi 'e1n'' "f'N' CLCPTON & HARDWOOD,
Real Estate gents,
Tenth street between Main and Bank.
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Rs-SH--N NJ I'll.
ID ICH NJ OND AND DAsVILTP
RRAILROAD-CHATG or sCHspULE-NEg
AREAEG SMENT.-Un and after SUNDAY ~,
S, 1857, only one daily Mail and Passenger mi.
will be ruE Cpon this road each way.
THROUGH MAIL AND PASSENGER T9Aty
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at................7lSA
Leave Danvills daily ht..................!.5 2. v
connecting at Burk vile with trains on soura.it,
railroad for Lypchburg, Knoxville. E.shyl.,
Memphis, &c. at Greensboro wish trains an
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte Co.rLt'.
Charleston Augusta, Macon, Cotumhr4 Say-r,
nah, atlanta, Montgomery, Noble, y ow 0rteaa.
&c, &c.
GOING EAST.
Leave Greensboro daily Gt...............5.IS. NJ
Leave Danvills daily at..................slo i ST.
Arrive a. Richmond At ...................i+iP ?. w.
connecting at Errk9ville WITH trains on S0uL,..,
road for Petersburg, Norfolk, &c.
THOMAS OOD3MSAp,
nv IS sGps!tut.ai.nF
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest cornero Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NALm ;,
ABLE LOT OF GROUND, on THE "A N ., I =
SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET BETW , EEN
TTiHHIRTEssTa AND FoURTEGNTH STREETS
AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of q deed OF trqst exc
cuted to the subscriber as trustee by Jo1h ..
Stubbs, trustee for Mrs. Martha }. Sutherland
dated August LIST, 1866, and recorded in klchmohq
Hastings Court Office being thereto reqnestea
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on MON :
DAY the 10Th August, at o'clock p NJ, Il falt II
not the on the next fair day Thereafter tSuhuays
excepted). at the same hour, the following Pro EG
perry conveyed in said deed-to wit LOI VI
t}nOUND on the north side OF Franklin street
betwean r Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, com
menciny Isl feet west Of Fourteenth street. 'front.'
ing 90 "a ct running back on its east lice le7 f7et
and on its west line loSf feet The said lot IS now
re nted TO Nancy Carter, who has built thereon q
framed house, which she has the right 10 remove
at the expiration of her term. ~
TERMS: Suticientin cash TO defray the expenses
attending tn sale and the sum OF $500 - 100 win
interest thereon from LIST of August. 1866; credit
as to $3.50 30 with interest thereon from LIST OF Au
gust 1896 until lat of August, 1865 further ere .
din as 10 5000 g. with interest thereon from ISL OF
Angst 1885, until LIST of August, lsG9 and me pa
lance mon terms to be made known at the time OF
sale: the credit payments to bear interest rom
ths day of sale, ana 10 be secured ny IL dsed u
trust upon the property. u.
GgrBEs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers au0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-16

on KEGS SPICED T. A M = s.
AtTONGUES, for bar-rooIn purposes, for sale by
AM MEhr q ANDREWS. l7l2 Main street.