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Yeas-Messrs. Armstrong. Bardsley, Calhoun,
Eager. Ear uest, Evans Franciscus, Hancock, Harri
son, Henszey, Hill, Mactague, Martini F Myers,
Ogden, Oram, Palmer. Potter, Ray, shane, Shoe
Nays-Messrs. Allison. Billington Dillon, GILL;
Haney, Harper, Hezel, Littleton, Martin, ]. O.,
Martin w. D., Mershon, oNei Stokes, Tyson, Mar
Ger, President-l5.
Now there remains no alternative. The
question must be settled by the courts. There
the law will be followed, and not personal or
pecuniary influences allowed to rule. We call
on Mr.. James Lynd, as representative of the
city, to test the question before the Bench,
and let the same be decided. 1t is his duty so
10 act Because Mr.. Van Cleve is his assist
ant, Is no reason for shirking his response
bilities' We know Mr.. Solicitor Lynd to be a
man OF integrity and honor, and feel sure
that he Will not lend his assent to any
attempt to conceal from exposure an lille
gal act. If Mr.. Van Cleve is entitled TO the
post, as he pretends to believe, then he will
not hesitate to favor such a settlement him
self. If he does oppose it, we may know that
he is aware that the law is against him and is
unwilling to have the merits of the case de-
cided. We do not believe that Mr.. I.ynd is
like Mr.. Wagner, an accessory to the evasion
| of the law
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THE name of Senator Chandler, of Michigan,
is added to the list of those who deem the
assembling of Congress on the Sd of July to
be of vital importance, and who intend 10 be
in their places on that day,
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90 FIFTH STREET MARKET

f9g- WEIGHTS ALCONATED GLYCERINE
~ TABLET OF SOLlDIFIED GLYCER4NE
sOftens and smooths the skin; imparts beauty and
brightness TO the complexion. Is deciously fragrant
TRANSPARENT and superb as q Toilet Soap. Order
Of your druggist 5254pu
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~ OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL

~ AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1867.
meeting of the Stockholders of the LEHIGH
COAL AND NAVIGATION COMPANY will be held
at h te Board Of Trade Rooms, CHESNUT Street,
above Filth, on TUESDAY, the secOn0 day OF July
next at lO1s o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose OF
sidering an agreement for the consolidation and
merger OF the corporate rights powers, franchises.
and property of the Nanticoke Railroad Company
with and into the Lehgh Coal aud Navigation Com
pany, and also an agreement for similar merger of
the Lehigh and Delaware Water Gap Railroad Com
pany into the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company,
and of determining by vote of the Stockholders, to
the adoption rejection VI each either of the said
agreements. JAMES s. COX,
d 21 President
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n7g@ OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
- GAS WORKS. JUNE l, 1867.
Proposals will be received this office, No. 20 3.
SEVENTH street until noon of the lst day OF July,
or the sale to the Trustees OF the Philadelphia Gas
Works of the Stock in the Germantown, Richmond,
Manyunk, and southwark and Moyamensng Gas
Companies, to be used as Investments foI the Sink
irg Fund of said Companies.
64l Inn BEN JAMIN s. RILEY, Cashier.
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repairs


JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL
We learn that NJ. DE BELLoT telegraphed
Colonel ELLIS on Saturday, acknowledging
the receipt of telegram announcing the
passage of the bill giving further time (six
months) to the French company to ratify
the contract for the purchase and compile
ton Of the James River and Kanawha
canal, and urging upon him TO endeavor to
secure its prompt adoption by the West
Virginia Legislature. We have never been
carried away by our confidence in the De
BELLor Hercules, and never felt sure that
he was equal to the labor he had proposed
to achieve. If we are mistakenwe shall be
profoundly happy, and make along jour
ney to beg bis pardon for our want Of faith.
Success to NJ. DE BELLoT! o'e
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INA Coon HuMoR.-The Radicals in
Congress, having achieved their great
measure Of military governments over
the States Of the Soutb, were, on Friday,
in remarkable good humor. The House OF
Representatives struck out clause in
Tennessee college bill prohibiting Con-
federate officers from holding professor
ships in the institution, and they repealed
the cotton taxi They are, indeed, re-
ported to have been jolly-as jolly as the
great Fee-fo-Fum, with an appetite stated
by two or three roasted Irishmen-or Eng
lishmen; for the story has it both ways.
Really, these men have some humanity,
after all
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COLONEL ELLIs.-It is understood that
Colonel ELLIS has resigned the Office OF
president Of tho James River and Kanawhs
Canal Company. Believing, as we, have
always believed, that the chief evils Of
the great work grew out Of the alliance Of
its government with the State, and its de-
pendence upon the viii and judgment OF
the Legislature, we have never complained
Of Colonel ELLIS, and have conjectured
that the condition Of its affairs would
hardly have been improved under any one
else. Colonel ELLIS is q gentleman Of in
tegrity and honor, and has thorough bu-
siness education. His Office has been con-
Quoted. We are sure, with system and
order; and II he has indeed retired, he
win take With him the best wishes Of the
community, which entertains for him q
very ,dnesrs satAem.' i, 81 ,.s y =
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CoHrIscATIoN.-Th is but one turn in
the screw of oppression left for us, we be.
lieve. and that is confscation" 1t may
be doubted whether this measure Of per-
secution can be carried out. But the mere
effects of its discussion-Of the threat to
impose this added measure Of vindictive-
ness upon this helpless people-will be al
most as bad as the thing itself. At once
all confidence will be at an end; all enter
prise be checked; all industry disorgan-
lied and all energy paralyzed. .
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DIED.

Or. Sunday morning the sath Of February; q
HcsnSy;s ssSnsy .sI
Hs hsd been an exemplary member Of the Dsei.
pies church for many years, and slthougn moa in
and retiring In his department. yet ne silent e,o
or less realized BY all with whom he was Intimate;
he was kind and Benevolent neighboI dsv Sss
and afsclionste husband. There are m IA .ssstsr
and 10 he Sdeiity with which he discharged nis
duty in sll the relations Of lie M NV Monday,
A n clook from his late residence. The frienas
And sequaintanees Of the family are invited 70 ~
tend without further notice.
In Henrieo county, Of his fathers resiaencs ~. "a
the nth OF February, RlCH1RD. ne yonnSess. .Un
Of william r. and Della p. Chaddick, sgeo t"en-
~ -one months and six days.
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UPsErTING OF TTTLEs.-Some of the
northern papers consider that SHELLABAR-
GERS amendment declaring that there are
no legal State governments in the South up
sets laws, judgments, and public acts Of all
sorts which occurred during the war and
since up to this time. Chaos is the legiti-
mate result Of lawless and unconstitu-
tional acts, and unless some turn be given
to affairs to avert it, chaos will indeed
"come again" in the South. Bad as our
condition is now, it must be incomparably
WORSE
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THE INCOME TAx.-The income tax is
fixed at FIVE per cent. on the excess Of all
incomes over 81 900. In addition to the
81 900 exempted, are also to be exempted
oil national, State, county, and municipal
taxes paid within the year, all losses actu,
ally sustained during the year from fires,
shipwreck, or trade, all bad debts, the
amount actually paid for the rent OF house
or premises occupied as q residence, and
the amount paid for usual or ordinary
repairs. s. .EIl.
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-
n pISNTERs AND FA1MERs.-Ias
t.0Df rlHUYACfURIHG cOnPAlr lsstsonsn,
"A .,rse ulsl having the sxclunvs sonfroi OF 81
ire nisnt coll Of New York city, of9 tol ss.e'
.Isstvslv for cash . nav article Of DOubL. ~
yINrD YoUpRgrrK warranted frss nom impu'
80 "A ,uhb,sh. which thsy Will sell for twenty.
a.. do,Is,, net ton, delivered on board OF vesssa
IN H.v York city, This article. which 10 pulysts'
go = ns A four has no equal for corn, cotton
~ ,oh.eoo ana Il equal TO No. Hsruvian gaano
=. ,hs r,onortion Of two pounds for one OF guano
"a h.,,sr than the best brands o supsf.fhos-
nound for pound. This 10 inst the thing Iof
thoss Who win pay cash for good article y low
go We have eoArsss article q twenty aoIsn
her ton. Samples sent BY msil urss) on receipt o.
mr.. cent stamp. Bend for pamphlet, ana pee
vncsd. Address the Lodi Nanufaesunne JON.
many, u Courtlandt street. New York.
RooKr xousr. EOs,oGNS oy. oSSsfiss i, i;ss.
Mr. JamS \. DV: :, ~,
sir,-In reply to your inquiry OF the rs:slu o. y"
.xnar,sncs In the uss Of ysur improved roudfsIts'
purchased Of you for this years cotfsa CROP W
vould beg esvs to say that the present season NJ,
hssn one quite unfavorsble TO the action OF I'll
fsrt,li1sr. Several kinds Of nanures ioers used
d. us With the exception Of your PosErstfs ioftn
me or no eject to the crop. Where the Poudrefs
,aas oDplfed u oaue us near halfa bale or more
ner acre, and caused tho cotton to open much
sarl{er: and We would therefore recommend the
.ams AZ 4 concentrated manure for the growth OF
cotton, ~ we'll IS an Improvement to the soil.
Yours, very respectfully,
HENRY P. 6ruLTs b BRorHIR.
Agents In Richmond, Va, LINDSAY, WALkBk
+ Co, and ALLISON & ADDISON, No. la?o Cary
,trest j. N-sw*
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By Pilkinton. Pulliam 3 Co.,
Auctionesrs and Commission Merchants,
No. ls Pearl street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" UABLI. REAL gsTATE IN The CITY OF
~ g1asi pro
nounced on the ?sth OF January. 1851. In tbs
chanssry :1 Thomas Hs.asro,Ss and S S:ns5.
sss pIss. ~. On Hnii Si fsbrssy
:. VsSss me- Me- foic or
70 i the isss arm Of Thoms. samusl HardsrOya,
di ,ss Two w VACANT LOTS on Main stree. be-
tween Twenty. third and Twenty fourth streets,
fronting each q feet running back iss feet to an
alley 10 feet wide, adjoining Foetmsns "A'sno"'e
and B fwe vh tsST LOTS fronting s fee, each
and running back $50 feet, located on MAIN sues,
between Twenty.soysnth ana twenty s'SH'"
LOT Ens ls feet sunr1SSr f ssss sS
Is feet running bssT iso feet with wooden tsns;
ment. located on Main between Twenty-sesen'h
and eighth :5Tsf stcnns ,7 fee, II neh.
is Sha ON Main street between twenty sixth street
and cTs .sssnR 81 ssl inch each run
ming back IS feet to lo-ioot alley, with wooden
tenement each located on Main street osS%ssn
eth. One LoT fronting so feet on Twenty-sixth
sass bRSs WILLIE
7tb. One LOT fronting 50 feet on Twenty-nxin
strset. running back 10 feet, between Main and
Cary streets, with two WOODEN TENEAEsis
Oh, one vacant LOT fronting l92 feet on Cary
street, running back % feet with Tweniy.sixth
sire ct and Hsrdgrove's factory lot.
stb' Three LOIS fronting 10 feet each on Main
street between Twenty. fourth and Twenty. hnh
streets running back Isl feet each to al alley 10
feet wide, In common. The buildings thereon sub
'i 10th a. Three vacant LOTS fronting feet each on
Cary street. running back with TWeDy.iour'h
Plats OF the property can be seen AZ the once OF
Pilkinton, Pulfiam Co., No, 10 Pearl street:
TEENS One. fourth cash balance In equal IN
negotiable notes, Interest added. Title retained
until deferred payments are made;
WILLIAM AMBBRS,
THOMAS J. HARDdRONE,
THOMASJ J. EVANS,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by PfLKrsros, PrLLrAS Co..
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SP Rim G TRADE.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others visiting the
city will ind my stock equal 10 any In the city,
amongst which win DO found every vsristy OF
COLLEGE and SCHOOL BOOKS published,
GAP, LETTER, and NOTE PAPERS.
BLANK BOOKS Of all sizes.
yNGLIsH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN INKS
and FLUIDS,
STATES Of all sizes, from by to II BY Is;
WRAPPING PAPERS and TWINE,
FAMILY, PUPIL, and POCKET BIBLES,
EVERY VARIETY OF STATIONERY;
all OF which pledge myself to sell - low as they
can DO bought in any Of the northern cities.
p. TOWNSEND,
Bookseller and Etationer,
fs7s-3m 1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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NAV possibly have nominations nom Wash'
inston at all events, wsmAy nov conclude
that our selections will have to conform TO
the Judgment and taste q the t~'p~tam ~
impsrio which promises to be again erected
moro forcibiy than sver in this OLD s'A'e'
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GcsxHSAsoRSAL .NoxrHATIoxs. - We
have received from . friend in Liberty
nominations for Governor, Lieutenant Co
vernon. &c.. which II b altogether useless
.. TINS time TO publish. They have multi
pned 70 greatly, indeed, tina. 1t would be
absurd 70 eeataue them under any cIreup,.
stances. The prospsss Il, however, tIat
al the names now before the public win
hsvs 70 b Withdrawn ~ ineligible. We
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Who ARR lNELIaIpLE 10 OFFICE tine
Wing Of yesterday says - to the list Oh

wig Of yesterday says - W su0 '''' '
the proecribed:
"N does not include lawyers, CLERKS
sheriffs. constables, commissioners IN cuAn'
crry- commissioners Of revenue, tax as
ss,sors, surveyors, militia officers, ser.
~~snss' members Of councils, and perhaps
o,hars Who have taken the oath-for these
s,s neither not officers at at, or are merely
ministerial officers, not embraced ~ s sse
term . executive or Judicial" insy ,sn'
therefore neither disfranchiseo MN
dcred Ineligible to ONCE"
This Is plausible view, ana 'ns ONO VIC
took some months ago. But We are now
;ncline.i 70 think that the operation Of the
amendment win be as we stated on Fri
dav last. and which was on Saturday very
clearly stated by the Enquirer IS follows
"That Is to say, no one who had ever
held an office, State or Federal, which re.
aured him to take an oath to support the
Constitution of the United States, and
afterwards took the southern side In the
late war, either by active participation OF
by giving aid and comfort"
And for this reason: There are but
three departments in the Government, ac'
cording to the Constitution-namely, the
legislative, the executive, and the judi
cial. The amendment evidently proceeds
on the assumption that such is the organi,
cation Of oil tho States. Its language is
"As a member Of any State Legislature,
or as an executive or judicial officer oil any
State"
So that clerks, sheriffs, constables, com,
missioners of tho revenue, mot commits.
sioners in chancery, we think, who are Off
GERS of the court only and surveyors, are
prescribed. 1t is q question to be decided
judicially, whether any city officers elected
under q charter are affected.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday morning rso rS 70 ' .sy tsSnsv
t 3D. {, sSyiS :si a::
.Tc's y fGs%ss sssA e Of TSSSs: W. Ks.sss
E;s , q .ss: va and Baltimore papers please
copy. tr
IN nNdlshurs, Va, on Tuesday the ian ias!ant,
bbAiBSSstf 10 anna W.. sidSsl daughter q 1sjor
! p Holand as 4# - VI
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By Grubbs williams, Austonesrs,
North Wat corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
By James II. Taylor D Son, Auctioneefs.
Ones opposite Spotswood Hotel.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA.
CLUABLI RgsIDgNCE AND yACA Irp ! h ST
ON THE SOUTH sIDE q IR I-u y FIN sFksEtE
sTEET.-in pursuance Of decree entsred on The
the CITY OF Richmond, held By the Judge thereoI
In the suit OF Ford and others sgainst Tnolhloh :
Administrator and others, the undenignod, Wy
were appointed special cot nn MoSDAY the 18th
S SsSS Of H PsbruEy ISL, At hall past O'clock
Yair n mot. tie next fair day there after sell :!
nubIic auction on the premises, 20 the hlBn pn
bidder, that very desirable ana hntou disd
pkKJf .n % nosssassd situated in the city Of Rich
mond, on the south side Of frsnkln sIeet, III ~
intsrssction with the east line OF 1ousnee. Ine
o,ound fronts sixty six feet and nine Inches on
Rranklin street, and runs back about one hundIeo
and atty feet to paved alley IN the rear Twelve
is The Improvements consist Of 9 hns thres.story
BRiCK UNWILLING HOUSE, With All the modern
imn,oyements, two story double brick Kitchen,
brick stable and carrisge.house, and al the As'
eesssry ont houses. .n,,r.,x
xhols properly T % so soa:s N 1 fn be- u
fsrsd separately, as may DO deemed most ad'isa'
TS S IL an excellent opportunity for those des
ring nne house, in one Of the beat losaitiss 10
TENS: one third cash balance at nine and
added from the day OF sale title 70 De retainea \,
ordered by the court. Taxes for Iss7to bspaid by
me pqaIssiRBsRr A. CLAIBORNE, s,s,,., Com.
BENJAMIN q. MASH, 'P missionsrs.
HENRY g. CANNON,
Sale conducted by JAxRs n. TAYLOR q Son,
Auctoneers. $3.50 -a--G Ie y
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The orsses~t Monthly for March has been
received. 9lillis .r;ps.s "a u
The Wsstniassr ReUieso for January has
been laid uppn our table By Messrs. WooD-
Bouss q PAHzAH. G<a0L Ef So. +
! The tobacco Plant has passed from the
hands Of Mr.. ]. N.FRAxoisco to Those Of
H. 7. G. THAcKsrox. y s, "a, - 500 Y, -
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& HENRY COALTER CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
orYros: Over the National Exchange Bank,
a. aau Richmond. Va.

nE EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR REsT0RER.
"AThing OF Beauty is Joy Forever"
Humors and diseases Of the scalp produce bald
ness. The VIRGINIA HAIR REsT0RER is war
ranted to restore the scalp to healthy condition
and thicksn the hair. Dsndruf 10 thoroughly
eradicated by Its use. Itching and burning OF the
scalp is cured by two applications. ltisa -
RICHLY PERFUMED HAIR DRESSINGl
TITS NOT DYE.
II does not color the skin II does not stain the
finest linen. vegetable compound, 1t does not
act injuriously upon the hair or health, as DO Nj
trats Of Silver Dyes, or those made Of ether nox'
TRY IT AND BIZ CoNvINCEDi
wAsHISaroS, D. c., December u, 1850.
To ~ Ezekiel, Richmond, "a:
Dear sir,-I am gratifsd to see that you have
again commenced the manufacture OF your HAlk
RfSTORER From the testimony OF many friends
Who have used It I have no hesitation In stating
that believe II to be the most efficient compound
of the Kind ever presented for sale. Indeed, many
Of those who have tried II assure me that II not
only cIeanses the scalp perfectly, but undoubt-
adv restores the growth of the hair.
Very respectfully yours, &c.,
ALKxiNDgR Y. p. GARyBrr, II. ID.
For sale by all druggists In this city and else.
where. Price, q per bottle. Orders addressed to
de37 N. EZEKIEL. box $50.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR

Y SABB-A PANTHER wASTED.-ws ooer
for sale one half interest In the Middleton Mills
property, containing FOUR ACRES OF LAND.
The mill - Of brick. six stories, situated on me
above Richmond, with ample water power, being
within half mile Of the feeder II has three pairs
machinery. boiling cloth, etc., 10 new aud of tho
best qualify.
A sTOR1H0UsB, In which large amount Of
goods can BE- sold, being . good stsad Tor 8 eouH'
GOOD BRICK DWELLING Of ave rooms, with
al the necessary out houses garden, etc., etc
: To ensbls the owner 10 pay bis debts, inc
In rebuilding tbs NTH he would greatly prefer "
take partner who would purch ass BAN OF ani
be aseomnlish "a. viii sell the whole. Apply to
80 PxiNER, HARrsooK CO.
i - a, D. n. JONES, seven ISLANDS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

LINE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE IN
JIG the county OF Hsnrico, ten miles from Rich
mond, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES, twenty
acres original growth, balance cleared, win
THREE THOUSAND FRUIT TREES OF The mos!
select kind now in full bearing Of apples and
peaches In full varsity, together with largo
variety OF cherries and dwarf psar:.
: Dweiling-houss In good ordsr-aye rooms,
tionsry wheat machine attached. An excellent
cider mill snd presses, and we'll OF good water
IN the yard. Soil In hns state OF Improvement
neighbS God good location high and healthy !;
immed lately on the road leading from Richmond
to Coco bland Courthouse.
The farm can be added 10 IL desired. will sell
on most reasonable terms. Apply TO William v.
Moncure, Deputy sheriff or TO me, on tbs premises.
IA ss-Its :, R.W. H0RNRR.
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NOR .SALE.-We are authorized TO
II al, n,tyately thu very commodtons and -
pfs>ssnt REsiDIECB aud sEyss ACES Ell
" 1HSI r. ny ioestsd OF, inc Kiver road. IN Ihss
..rSsid county, Va, about hall mile Of hay0'
TSs house contains seven fooris and p,ssssss'
Ths ssrdsn 10 considered one 81 the tnostti ~.
dnetiys IN the vicinity OF Richmond. Thsyha
veil shaded; water sxcelleus.
PiIKIsroH, YuLLIAM 4 Co..
: q. Il AQetieuesrs, No. 10 Pearl street.
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VIZ G. WEBB & CO.,
Old DOMINION STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE
WORKS,
HEAD OF SEVENTEENTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
ONCE, over Armistead & Cary, Commercial
Block, Cary street.
Constantly on hand, the various brands OF our
SOAP and TALLOW CANDLES. fe 25-ts
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SALE OF BRICK TE-
NEMRNT ON THE EAST LINE OF SIXTH
STREET NORTH OF LEIGH STREET. As trustee
In certain deed OF trust executed 10 the subscTi-
her by Pearl, dated ind March, 1885, duly re-
corded In Richmond Hustings Court, shall in ox-
eeution thereof proceed 70 sell at public sne'on,
on the premises, on tn UR6DAY the ?sth February,
at half past O'Clock p. M. IL fair, IL net, the nIs
fair day thereafter, the real estate conveyed by
the said deed, consisting Of LOT fronting thirty
back one h hundred and thirty feet, having thereon
an excellent BRICK TENEMENT containing seven
rooms besides brick kite hen, stable, &c.
OF Gale and to discharge certain notes now unpaid
amounting 70 ,ts on credit a. 10 sIss u un-
~ the LIST April next on credit a. 70 ss7Ss IN;
ist October next and 10 surplus Of such sale, on
such terms ss may be announced At the hour 81
from the day Of sale The'tsxes and insurance for
this year to be paid BY the purchaser.
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ECTURE.-MR. O. P. BALDWIN
vili deliver q lecture In the leeturs; room o OF
R,csS .atreet Meth odist church TUESDAY nldh IL
ssth instant at o'clock. Subject "fAsT AMI
T,etets. 50 cents. For ssls at Davies Music
store Bookstores, and Exchange Hotel. fe"-0
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BY Isbsll Z Davis,
Real Rststs Agents and Auetionssrs.

Real Rststs Agents and Auetionssfs
croeK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
81 STORE yxrgsis tIG RES4I,k AsD AZ Fo ISc.
TlOI .-lt the request Of the o:enpant Oh tns
souss corner Of Clsy and Henry strssts re VII
sell AZ auction, Upon thSp fsnfssg, o. HVryAL tne
nth Fsbruary, iSs7, coMmsnsiDG e u o,Siock :.
~. \ general assortment OF 0BOCk6lks, LII
oUORs, To-, consisting N par o!
STEAK, Brownsnd Cfuahsd;
SSSoTnIass ssts SE WHISKY,
SOAP, CANDLE,
5S55SSs sIsSsi EE SsttSSSa SCALES. Weighing
800 pounds;
FIXTURES,
LIOEHsI, &c.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
xAHoS1sY PARLoR, ROCKING. and
other GEARS; -
WSToRKsTAND, n /.
BRDSTEkDS, Ed aE..
MATTRESSES,
LOOKING-GLAss, large sise;
SAFES, kc., &c.
The HOUSE, which Is ample 10! the sccommoda;
ton OF largs.fiIs family. - veil - good stand
for retail grocery business, nay es rsn Tqa pn'
vately. isbAl ..ttanss,,.
fefa - - Auclloneon.