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FOREIGN News.

The telegraph greatly interferes with
foreign news, as it does more or less with
domestic-taking away from the interest
~ its details. The news by the steamers
is no news, and people trustingto the tele-
graph are mislcd by its errors and imper-
ttctions, never taking time to look into
their truth.
We have before us the latest foreign
files: but they contain little of interest.
We mention a few items:
1t is stated that there is to be renewed
effort made by the five foreign Powers TO
induce the Sultan to give up Crete to
Greece. Their first suggestion to this
effect having been declined, they are dis
posed to repeat this advice in n more en-
phasized manner. The Cretans are still
holding out bravely, and have the sympa-
thies Of the world.
A negotiation is said to be going on be-
tween Victor EMMANUEL and the Pope,
by which the King pledges himself to
seize the dictatorship in the event of the
Italian Parliament not agreeing to the pro-
posals OF the present Finance Minister for
lealing with Church properties. The
Pope is said to have approved the propo-
sition. The story is credited very widely.
In Paris the rumorS of congress are
revived, and it is talked of that Napoleon
.reljes on the presence Of the Emperor OF
Russia to bring about an understanding on
the subject between the soverclgnS VINO
are to assemble in the French capital
These rumors probably have something 10
10 with the assertion that the British 10
vernment, earnestly DESTROYS OF securing
the peace of Europe, is urging upon lhe
continental Powers the eXpcdiency OF
General disarmament. The GLOBE remarks
that this advice, of course, is more eSpe'
ill. IN the form of u friendly ommunl-
cation to the French and Prussian Govern
a,o,ts g on whose part there is the greatest
1anrar of n collision, and W hose example,
we're they to consent to a disarmament
mo,ld readily be followed by other Pow
ers." -.
debate of some animation had &C.
rrs5 in the British Parliament upon the
budget, in which Mr.. LANG charged that
:, was q based on desire to do something
" sensational after the manner of the
" United States" whose financial policy
| was not altogether successful; and, said
he, ave have not seen the last OF such
(financiaN experiments in the United
" States" Mr.. GLADSTONE reminded the
gentleman who had spoken of the depreci-
! ated United States currency that England
"begau to pay off her debt in deprecated
currency aud Mr.. DlSRAEL1, disclaimine
any attempt to initiate the policy OF
America, remarked that he admired the
yigor of that policy, but its details he did
not profess to understand.
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The FENIANs.-The British Government
has committed the sentence of BURKE the
Fenian to Imprisonment for life. The
universally expressed sentiments of the
press and people of the United Kingdom
was in favor Of this communication of sem
tence. Cardinal CULLEN, of Ireland, him.
self conservative, and much opposed to
Fenianism, had made personal and YER
bal appeal to the Lord Lieutenant in be-
half Of the Fenans. Prayers had been
offered in the churches Of Dublin that their
iiVes might be spared. Measures for APP
peal by Occupations TO the Queen, one OF
Them by Parliament, had been determined
upon, when Lord DEKBY announced tina,
inc sentence Of BvRKg was RENTED
ipa' course would have been taken an,
now. But IT looks better as an acoui.
escence TO these appeals.
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USDERwooD's LAw.-Judge THOMAS has
lust shown once more what a lawyer IN
pERwooD is. The act of Congress of March
I'd, 1893, vide Brighty'S Digest, which
said act is now in full force, provides that
the courts of the United States shall not
grant writ OF injunction to stay pro-
ceediugs in any court Of q State. Yet
UNDERWOOD granted all injunction which
was intended TO have this effect. OF
course Judge THOMAS paid no attention to
the injunction. UNDERWOOD ought to be
impeached. He is a disgrace to the United
States Government.
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KossUTH.-Austria now guarantees eve
rything to Hungary that she demanded In
ls4S: constitution, an independent Diet,
and the browning of the Emperor in the
capital of Hungary as her King. This has
restored harmony between Hungary and
tho Austrian Empire. While everybody
else seems satisfied, KOssUTH grumbles, and
has written letter to M. DEAK, of the
Hungarian Diet, bitterly complaining OF
the compromise, and demanding indepon-
dence for Hungary. Poor kossuTH :! He
is fair sample of too many OF the Eu-
ropeon revolutionists Of AS, whose motto
was "rule or ruin"
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

DAvID G. YUENGLlNG, JR.. and JOHN 4.
REYER' both residing in the city of Richmond,
aud john /. BETZ. resigius IN The city OF hew
nnasr iha Arm OF YUEAGLlNG BEYER, for the
term of Two years from the date hereof, for the
p1Tposs of manufacturing and selling MALT Ii.
QU'hs and carrying on the general bus mess OF
BREWING. at and from the place OF business al
the Brewery But dings, In the county OF henrico;
below Rockets. near the city OF Richmond David
partners John + Betz is special partner and con-
ri utes the suu of sixty thousand dollars
Witness the following signatures. this 2sth day
OF NAV 1867 u, q. YUENGLiNG, JR.,
JOHN A. BflRs,
JOHN z. BEIZ.
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10 rert a HOUSE or Rooms can be &C. kzk
commo1 ated by applying on Twenty fifth ~
,trest, Union Hin, betwee and streets, IN
third door above MIR. Burgssss store. To Sood
tenant the terms will be very moderate.
I'm
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By B. A. J. Clorton,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent. No. 81 Twelfth
street, near Franklin.
NOR SALE. THAT MOST DESIRA

NOR SALE, THAT MOST DEsIRA-
BE AND VALUABLE THREH-sTORY NEW
BRICK RFSIDESCR SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
fRaNRLIy AND TWENTY SIXTH STREETS.
CHURCH HILL, AT AUCTTON.-l will offer fol
sale at auction, on tie preInisss, on MONDAY
NEXT, 81 day OF June, 1901, at o'clock p NJ.
that magnificent and pleasantly located three
story RgICK DWELLING rs above described
The main building contains six large rooms, mar
BILE mantsls of the finest finish in each also, gas,
water water closets, and bath rooms; three story
portico In tho rear: three-s'ory back building
attached tbrse story brick kitchen, brick sable,
carriage house, and the necessary ont buildings
The whole premises are In the most complete
order.
me location Of the above property Is unsur-
pss.ed by any in the city for private residence,
having one Of the most beau ful views of the sur
rounding country for miles I'm all directors.
The DWELLING Is built o. the very best mate
rial, and finished in the most expensive man
nsr-having been built by ths former owner for
his own use regardless of cost. Such property Is
seldom for sale 1T auction.
The lot on which the Dwelling stands liz 30 feet
front on Franklin street, running back Within
rarallei lines $50 feet 10 an alley fifteen feet wide
Will be sold at the same time a VACANT LOT
adjoining the above, fronting 30 feet on Franklin
street running back within parallel lines $50 feet
to IN alley fifteen feet wide.
TERMS Made known At sale.
L. A. J. CL0PT0N.
nv 30 Auctionsers.
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BYE. B. Cook, Auct!oneer.
Corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

Corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
DAILROAD SUPPLIES AT AUG
IL TON ON WEDNESDAY the icth day OF
Jane 1857 ! will sell At the depot of the Rich
mond Frederic ksbnrg and Potomac Railroad Com.
pany, corner Of Eighth and Broad streets, on
account Of whom II may concern, the follow
Ing described VALUABLE RAILROAD SUP
PLIfS-ytz.
bars Low Moor Axle Iron, % feet long;
23.hoXss Assorted Glass,
boXas ShoVels, without handles;
l hogsheai shoyals, without handles;
casks Trace Chains.
casks Railroad spikes,
6kegs Assorted Paint,
10 Copper Flues,
shee Copper.
10 sheets Boiler Plate,
Low No Wrought.lron Tyres, fvs feet TWO
inches:
2 Low Moor Wrought.Iron Tyres, five feet;
Il Low Moor Wrough t-lron Tyres, four feet nine
, inches;
ID Low Moor wrought-Iro Tyres. four feet eight
inches:
Low Moor wrought-Tron Tyres, four feet three
inches;
81 Low Moor Wrought Iron Tyres, four feet two
inches;
6 Low Moor Wrought Iron Tyres, three feet nine
inches;
5 Low Moor wrought-Fron Tyres, three feet eight
TrENs; ttsala. L. B. COOK,
my 3p--eOdtiS huc'IoheeI.
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ARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCF

ARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
IL or GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c. AT blL'
TON At the reau, 81 OF " llIiam y Ratclife, who
inter Dis changing his business, will s.ll ~ ans
ton at his re, 40. 1910 Main street, o. MOS pAi
ne xt, June 81, commencing ~ 10 O'Clock, his .h'
tire stock Of GROCEhlkS, LIQUORS, 80,
The stock is large md desirable, ana well wor'hy
the attention OF the trJds.
TERMS sor all sum. under $780, cash over ina
amount sixty dav- credit for appr we'd negotiate
paper. SAAPsOS JONES Jk a ~,
N. BIN consequence OF the above sae, ms
regular 81 Ia II our store for Monday will be post
% ned until WEDA LsDAY, 9Th June. 80
my29 SAMPSON MES, ia, 4 co.
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EOR SALE AT AUCTION, A VERY


DOR SALE AT AUCTION, A VERY
VALUABLE sixty HORSE POWER Ey.
1lSs, &c In pursuance OF an order issued by \.
X. Ch ambers, Judge OF the Cirenit Court OF the
county OF Shestsrfeld. on the 1ltn day Of April
1907 in suit pending on the chancery side OF said
court, wherein Mary Clopton. ADMINISTRATIVE,
and Charles NJ; Wallace are plaintiffs. and John v.
Nystrom; surviving partner Of Hystrom 4 Clopton.
Is defendsn', ny which was appointed receiver Of
the property Of said CO. partnership, with powers
to sell the sans, shall proeeed to .elI It public
auction. at IL o'clock NJ on TUEsD,Y the ilth
day OF June, 1887, at the CunllEs Coal Mines, II
fair, II not, the next fair day thereafter one very
valuable SIXTY HOHSR POWER STEAM EN-.
GIVE, with three BOILERS and two PLUGGING
PUMP. all in complete order, which IL now In
posse ssion Of Hampshire, Whitshou-e & 20. by
rental, and being daily used by thsm for thu par.
pose Of pumping the water from the Cuniifa Coal
Mines. and, also, the SHEDS and BRICK Work
sbont the engine ons TURNING BATTLE oDs
HYDRAULIC RAM. large amount OF IRON
PIPE, OLD IRON, and other articles. Possession
will be given immedi lately.
THRSa: One fourth cash: balance approved
negotiable notes. W tn IN tsrsst at 8, IL, Is. and u
months for all sums over t2jo. Terms for smaller
sums made known at sale.
THOMAS g. JACKSON, Receiver
Sale conducted by PIlKIsT0s, PCLLfAH Co.
my 30-dS rtd.
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auction SNIeS.
FUTURE DAY
,YIau IGoNsTARI,E,s sALE,-Will

TIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will
Ill be sold on SATURDAY, Jnne l. 1857, at 10
O'Clock A. M at the brick, yard on mn s.ree'
formerIy occupied by Hayes, Stanton Co, the
following property-to wit:
az. 900 or n, ooo BRICKS,
IN satisfy distress warrant In my hands In favor OF
Trns,uan A. Parker and against Hayes Il Dainty.
nv SI A. K CRUMP, II. G.. C.. X.
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By Regnault & Co.. Auctionsers.
Main street between Eighth and Ninth

d FCTTFYING TUBS. IRON SAFE,
IL OFFICE DESKS. irMBER, AND Usgy.
PRED LEASE OF STOREHOUsHS ADJOINING
LIBBY PKISOS. At ) UGTIOS.-We will cell by
auction SATURDAY MORNING the 1t jane, At Il
o'clock at the stcrehouses next adjoiaing the
Libby prison, the following valuable property
viz.
large IRON SAFE. made by Marvin Co.
IS RECTIFYTyG TUBs-capacy ranging from
100 Ia 0o0 gallons;
Lot If OFFICE DESKS,
Lot empty HOGSHRAps and TUBS,
Lot excellent LUMBER, &c
At the same time and place viii he sold tse uS-
EXPIRED LEASE Of the above. mentioned STORE.
HOUSES.
TsKMs On day Of sale.
REGyAULT & CO.
my 2o-3t Auctione"rs.
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City oP RICHMOND, VA, TO WIT

CRY az RICHMOND, VA, TO WIT
David iucngiiDg, Jr., and John A. Boyer.
general parfn. rs above named, being by ms dulv
sworn mate oath thst tue Jun of .ixty trou>and
dollars. stated above u be- copirib uiod ny Junu
Be'z sP ciaI partner, has been by him actually
pa Ia cash.
Given under my hand this 2sth day # May, 1907
h II. HuMlsOS, Ho,ary pu6ii.
my a-yt kl.hIaond Va
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DIED.

Drowned IN James river, May 24th, eEoh"s w.
BRAY, aged thirty one years: ,,,,
His faneral WILT Ike place from his fathers (Mr;
James Bay residence, corner OF mAT.haii ana
Fnurfh streets, THIS friday MORNING at IL
o'clock His friends and those of the family are
invited to attend.
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1uctiO, Sales.
THIS DAY
BY George V. Case, Auctioneer.

By George V. Case, Auctioneer.
REINFORCEMENT OF SALE.-Ine
L saIe Of the DEXTER SHADES has been post.
NJ mad until FRIDAY the sist instant, At o clcck
p 81. The house y situated IN Roekelts pstsnd
snT bar.room The fixtures consist OF
iva PICTURES,
STOVE.
ICE CHEST.
BAR FlXTURES,
LOOKIN GLASSES,
OYSTER BAR,
CHAIRS,
BhGATELLE TABLE,
pCREEES, etc.
= ,.., evarvthing needed In a first class bar
IN viii he sold In lots to suit prtchssers I'm
mediateIy after which the house VIII !, gs saidS
=, kuctioneer
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WTHIrkWASH BRUSHES, SHOE
w BRUSHES, W0ODEn and WlLL0W WARE.
ny2s HUNDLEY & TATuM
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-Th

Y co. partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm OF BETZ, fGEAG
LAG A B.YER Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business of the former firm Will be
settled by d. 6. Yuengiing, JT;; rE and John A.
Boyer. JonN yFfpSiGIivc Ip
Nav 81 1897 JOHN 4. BEYER.
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INTENDING TO CHANGE Ny BU.
i sIEEsS, ! will sell my STOCK OF GOODS ~
auction on MONDAY next, June3. invite ny
| creditors To come forward and purchase the
amount of their claims.
ALI persons indebted 10 me will please come for
| ward and settle their accounts
my?s WILLIAM Il. RhTCLlFPs.
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BY Grubbs y Williams, Auctioneers,
yorthwes corner Of Main and Eleventh street


VERY VALUABLE "A RM OF
Y ABOUT SIXTY-THRBE ACES, PARF oF
DIR. HENRY CURrfS's OLD FARM, IN HA5ON 81
COUNTY, SEVEN MILES From RICHMOND.
NEAR WALNUT GROVE CHURCH, ToGEfhnB
WITH FARMING IMPLEMENTS, STOCK, And
HOUSEHOLD md KITCHEN FURNITURE FOX
SALE At AUCTION will setl at aqst,@n' on
N, the very VALUABLE LITTLE MAhkF
FARM in Hanover, now occupied by Dir, \ i.
Curtis. being part OF pr. Henry Cnrtins old taIm'
aud adioiuing the lands Of James Bdrrtek and Ed
ward sydnors estate. ~ this tract ~ acres ara
cleared the balance In wood The improvements
are a DWELLING with four rooms. nearly new
rot entirely fui.hsd KITCHEN STABLE, &c !!
and 4 YOUGG DkCHA.D OF CHOICE FsulF
TREES This is the early vegetable lana oil HAND
YER and equal to any in the c1u.ty. ,,,
The farm will be sold with al The crops ofCoRS,
OATS, VEGETABLES, &C.. Possession, sy,,,nl a.
once At the same time Will be sod the r kM ~
JMPLEM ENTs, some STOCK. and the hOusE'
HULD and KITCHEN FrkhIrURE.
TEKys. Al sale GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
nv % Aucioneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneer,
orthwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
L FARM On THE BROOK rUPNPIKE, SIX
MILES From THE CITY At AUCrloS.-ln
execution Of deed OF trust from John Fry 10 lh1
subscriber "a trustee dated LIST October 1858, and
recorded in HsLrico Couu'y Cour' office, h.lrs
tn. reto requested, will sell II auction on TUES
DAY Attn Of June, 1851, at Henrico Conr'hou.e,
that being court day, at ~ o'clock NJ. II fair II
not then upon the next fair day thereafter, ~ the
same hour, the properly conveyed by sait deed
beinga FARM OF "a go 100 ACRES, situated on tho
Brook turnpike, and formerly known "a obrtsn,
Tavern. 80
II has upon II a comfortable dwelling, with tho
usual out hnuses
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO defray the expenses
of sale and To pay two notes amounting 10 sli9 10
with interest from 18th April 1857 upon credit Is
TO asa IS until the attn October next and the pa
lance upon terms Of payment TO be made known a:
the time OF sals.
The purchaser to pay taxes for 's67
p w. GRUSBs, Trustee.
GRCRgs 4 WILKINS. Auctioneers. nv 70
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
IN ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.-Ths Board of Com
missionsrs on ARTIFICIAL Limbs have entered into
contract with Dr.. DOUGLAS BLY, 10 furnish Ak
TYPICAL LIMBS 10 the disabled men who are en-
titled 70 the benefit OF the appropriation made by
the Legislature.
In order 10 the best working OF the commission
may arise 70 any party, II is important that appli-
cants for hubs observe the following order, viz :
l. Lat every applicant furnish his name, post
Office, and county TO the Commissioners rthwith.
2. Applicants will not come 70 Richmond for
limbs until they receive orders TO do So
. Applicants will be attended 10 In the order OF
their application.
Each applicant will receive circular with IN.
struct!ons.
Tas presidents OF all railroad and steambos,
companies have generously offered to give free
transportation 70 the applicants.
y. H. PEIRPOlST,)
WI. TAyLoR, Commissioners.
4. b. WATKINS, }
NH It's
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auct,oneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
PHDIic Notices.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALiH.l
RICHMOND, May %, 1887. !
NOTICE.-The citizens are hereby no
y tilted thatthe police force, as" sanitary in
spectors. - will on FkI0AY NEXT resume their
"house-t house visitation TO ascertain II the
accumu lation Il ashes, garbage, nc, OF the past
season has been removed and the premises be- en-
cl.sused "a the heath ordinances of the city re-
unire All delinqucnts will be reported TO the
Mayor
Tho Board of Health ask the co operation OF the
citizens IN their effort, to remove ali causes calcu-
lated to produce disease.
my 2o-3t President Board bf heallh.
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a CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
n LANDS have formed business connec-
tiou with Messrs Murphey < Trouiman, Real Es-
applications for the purchase of large number Of
farms and other real property In Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid by
Pennsylvanians desiring TO remove 70 this State.
ON application, In person or by mail, will with
pleas furnish any one having land FOR sale spe-
eide information on the subject.
J. u. IMBODEN, Attorney at Law,
an 2o-ts Richmond. Va.
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BY Lee Il Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

THIRTY BUILDING LOTS FOX
| sAtEAND LEASE. We will, on FRIDAY, 3lst
~ ,ssT commanding at all past o clock L. NJ.
on he prsmises offer for sale several small-size
BUILDING LOTS. situated on 81. stephen street,
Dnvars addition. near the aims house; after
which will be leased for a term Of five to seven
wears a large number OF LOTS, situated In the
same neighborhood, of various sizes, some Of
which sra lust bay ond the extended boundary or
the city AID are well adapted for the businsss OF
distjIIsrs chandl eTs, and butchers having con-
startIimpidspring water rnnning through them
hour OF sale. LEE & GODDIN, Auctoneers.
We are also suthorlzsd to sell small TRACT
OF LAND on The Meadow Bridge roLd, half mile
north Of the city adjoining the lands OF Msssrs.
A. J. Morris and Richard Moore, and Immediately
I'm trout Of the farm of DR. +. III. Deane.
Terms: Accommo att &.
nv % LEE GDDDlS, Aucttoneers.
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SOAP and Candles.

DVWV UFFUt VVTt'ttVos
ESTABLISHED 1884.
- p. J. CHEW Co.,
(successors to C. Crew 4 Son.
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Nos. ll3, lis. and III, Seventeenth street,
opposite Tho Old Market. kiclmond, Virginia,
have now In factory 3 large stock OF superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which We offer h. he trade at such prices as will
make TO t1s interest OF al TO paIoniEs this home
manu- factory. NH li-sm
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VIZ 3. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w AND GENERAL AGENT, office northwest
corner Main aud Eleventh streets Tin III" Nation" |
B(~k of virginia. Richmond, Va, gives special
attention to the RENTING OF HtUtES and the
C0LLECTlOS OF RENTS The patronage Of
friends and the public solicited
Has for sale over 200 FARMS and places In Wiz.
giuia. comprising upwards of 1890 ACRES or
LAND, from choice to common, at reasonable
prices. Can ana see his lists.
Is also agent for thu New York Life Insurance
Company. Assets over $1,000, 900 Plan purely
mutual w, b. ROBINS, Agent.
Office northwest corner Main ard
my l6-ts Eleventh Streets Richmond Va.
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4 G. BA Ii COO X
IA. DEALER IN NORTHERN ICE.

IA. DEALER IN NORTHERN ICE.
Dgpor, SOUTH SIDE OF THg DOCK, BETWEEN 81
vssTEEsTH AND FIaHrEEsrH sTREsrs,
RICHMOND, VA.
Orders for shipments, Hol-ls Butchers, or PM
vae PamiIi.s I,fI at the office addressed . me-,
,ox I.3l Riehm,nd 20 t-orice VIII be attended
TO- Ice eatiy ia I'D lOi shipment
Cusa m-Ts .. particularly =. u~hfed 10 leave
W rd at the nti &C O. ary irregnlari'y In the re-
ce ation the Ice IL ord that The halter may e
promptly attended .. NY !S--W
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CITY CLASS TAX ES.-The Finance
y Committee have finished the assessment OF
me CLASS TAX OF merchants and others. The
LIST viii bn in the auditors. office, city tall,
FOR one WEEK. Merchants, nc msy examine
said let for "a ch day TUms A. NJ o3P. NJ. until
NJ NDAY, June 81, 1897, on which day, at i
a. clock p ~, the Finance Committee will be In
session Al the Council Chamber to hear from
those who may think they have been chased too
high. /: w. kaLSlON,,
nv 27-Iy Auditor City Of Richmord
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EOR SALE, the HOUSE and LOT in
L Mayo's addition tothe town If M.nches- s-ss>
ter now occupied Ivy Mrs. Lockett. The lot i..:g
fronts SIS feet, running back los feet, being -.S
part of lot No. on a plan made by joseph j.
Peasants, surveyor. This lot Is very eligibly
located and is very desirable residence for a
moderate sized family. TIE house has Il Va room ,
with kitchen and ali other usual out buildings
with a well of the best water In the yard. The 10,
IS Well enclosed, andthe whole premises In good
orderi ,
For further information, apply to Mr.. JOSEPH
TRaYLOR Manchester Va. my 27-str
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

By Pilkinton, Pulliam Il Co,
Auctionsers, Commission Merchants. and Real
Rstate Agents. No ls west Pearl atrAAt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-31
>TOTICE-FAIRGR GROUNDS OF THE

NOTICE.-FAIRG GROUND DIS OF I'd Il
~ vIRGISIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY The public Is hereby notified that these
grounds are now in the possession and uuder the
control of the Central Society, and arc not com
mon for grazing purposes or for picnic parties.
Ali OF which is hereby forbidden; and trcspassers
will be pro.ecutei strictly according TO law:
nv 9-eods ". K. JONES. superintendent.
undersigned, the trus-
| tees of the Bauk Of yirgini. under deed
executed on the sth instant, hereby notify holders
of note, OF that Bank and deposl tors whose de-
posts were made prior to the lst day OF july 1851,
aud remain unpaid to como forward and present,
within six months from the sth day Of February,
the date of the same their notes and the evidence
OF their deposits,
5 6, {. P4 J. ss33TtfypEss, Trustees.
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