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III BATH COUNTY.

These Springs will be opened to visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE NEXT with accommodations
for 400 persons. They are Delightfully."- situated In
Bath county, surrounded by the most beautiful and
picturesque scenery, and present attractions quai
10 any psc in the mountains Of Virginia, occupy,
ting a central position in the group OF mineral
iprings, for which this portion OF virginia is so
sustly celebrated.
They are of easy and convenient access by the
Central railr ad, the Orange and Alexandra rail-
road, and their connections to Millooro depot on
the Central railroad thence by stages restr1cted TO
ten passe gers) over fine turi pike road twenty
three miles TO the Springs, crossing the warm
Spring mountain, and passing on the route the
Bath alum, Warm, and Hot Springs.
The principal buildings are extensive and SUP
thorough repair; and the furniture in every de-
partment is new.
The medicinal virtues OF the waters are gene
rally and favorably known. 1t would be useless
in the limits of advertisem' mt to atemp, 10
give statement OF the cures effected by heir use.
cases Of Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarhea, Diseases
of the Liver, Bladder and kidneys, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Asthma, Bronchial Affections, Cuts-
neous Diseases, &c.
For an analysis Of the water, and full details OF
their curative properties, reference Is made TO a
pamphlet with cert Gates, TO be had on applica-
ton to the agent of the Springs, or to MessTs;
PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond, who will
keep a supply Of the water for sale
Hot and Cod spout and Shower Baths and
Plunge Baths can be had at all times.-
Pure Freestone Water from the mountains IL
convey, d through the principal buildings, afford
ing an ample supply for all purposes.
Sfter The LIST of June there will be daily mall
and a daily line of stages to the Springs:
An experienced physician will reside at the
Springs during the season.
Board, 80 per day $40 per week;
nv 30-2w JOHN l.. EUBANK, Agent.
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The UNITED STATES THE GUARDIAN OF
MExIco.-The London Times, in long ar
ticle upon the collapse Of the Mexican
empire, assumes that by its expiration
Mexico Is left without government, and
that the actual condition of that wretched
country is worse, if possible, than before
the arrival Of the allies. 1t charges upon
the United States the disconcerting and
defeating of the chance Mexico had for
civilization, and considers that upon the
Federal Government rests the obligation of
intervention and the work Of regeneration
of Mexico. 1t says The work will pro-
/" baby DO troublesome but AZ there wiR,
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The Finances,

The Philadelphia Ledger, chiefly owned
and directed in its financial views by a
leading banking house, says that "many
"careful observers think it scarcely posi-
able for this country to escape the loss
"and destruction of labor and property
" attendant upon the suppression of the
"rebellion without financial crisis and a
general revulsion in business. The ex-
experience of 1881 and 1887, when the
"country labored under cheapened cur
"rency and large amounts Of Indebtedness,
"is given in illustration that like evils
care to be got rid Of now only in the same
"same way--by arevulsion."
The Ledger then quotes the Financial
Chronicle, considered by most persons as
fair authority" That paper says that there is
no reason to anticipate any trade revul-
sions this year like those Of 1887, AT, and
81; for the money market is easy, capital
abundant, the currency plentiful Coo plen-
tiful y, the crops promising, railroad earn
ings increasing, and trades-people and mer-
chants generally out of debt and ready
"for anything, while the receipts. Of the
"treasury will be equal to the disburse-
"ments." The last OF these reasons of the
Chronicle had hardly been printed when
Mr.McCULLocH's letter appeared, showing
that the expenditures are in excess of the
receipts Of the treasury. If the Chronicle
relies much upon that last reason, then its
views are seriously damaged by Mr.. Nc
CuLLocH's letter. The excess Of expen-
ditures, however, 10 due in part to the ex.
trayagant appropriations of Congress; but
there is great falling off in internal reve-
nue., and that is bad sign for domestic af.
fairs.
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THE CITY OF NoRFOLK.-The liabilities
aud expenditures Of Norfolk for the year
on the oath instant are estimated s107,-
sl3l5. The receipts for the same period
are put down at GAG, 4s.36-deHcit, s6l,-
1919. This we gather from Norfolk
paper. If 1t be a correct statement, then
Norfolk has disease which can only be
cured by "taxation "a medicine bitter
to the taste, but, once taken, very bene-
fetal.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionesrs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh stree

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL.
L FARM ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE, SIX
MILES FROM THE CITY. At AUCrION.-In
execution Of deed Of trust from John Fry TO TIE
subscriber as trustee, dated ist October 1885, and
thereto requested, will sell at auction on TUES.
pay. 4th Of June, 1851, at Henrico Conrthou =
that being court day, at ~ O'clock N II fair II
not then upon the next fair day ere after, at the
same hour the properly conveyed by said desd
beinga FARM OF 80 sO.loo ACRES, situated on the
Brook turnpike, and formerly known as o. Brisns
Tavern.
II has upon 1t comfortable dwelling, with the
usual out. houses
TERMS: Cash suti Client TO defray the expenses
Of sale and to pay two notes amounting TO sac "a
with interest from 4th April. 1887 upon q credit as
TO 1854 % until the ath October next and the ba
lance upon terms Of payment TO be made known a.
the time Of sale.
The purchaser to pay taxes for 1857.
=. w. ORUBBS, Trustee.
GRUBBs < WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. my2
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Farnsworth's Speech.

Our obligiDg Loudoun correspondent
has given us sketch of the well-knowr
Illinois Radical, General FARNswoRTH,
who spoke in Loudoun in place of Mr.
boutwell,. 1t is somewhat original, a:
one of the lectures of the missionarie:
now endeavoring to enlighten this benighted
part of the world.
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BYE. b. Cook. Auctioneer.
Corner Governor and Franklin streets,

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
N HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
cow AND CALF, HORSE AND CARRIAGE. &c,
Sc, AT AUCTION WEDNESDAY, June sth,
Of Austin Gentry, deceased corner OF Twenty.
seventh and n streets. Church Hill, a large as.
sortment of most excellent
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BEDDING, &c,
together with the usual variety Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE;
after which will be sold
/ ona-h horse FAMILY CARRIAGE and HAR.
NESS,
l reliable, gentle FAMILY HORSE,
4 large lot OF GARDENERS IMPLEMENTS
and TOOLS,
besides great many misce laneous articles too
numerous TO mention In an advertisement.
TERMS At sals. l.. W. BUTLER,
Administrator of Austin Gentry, decd.
nv ls-Je dtds
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Criminal Proceedings.

The last Legislature made some yer!
radical changes in the criminal laws o.
Virginia. AT the expense Of much iaoo'
we have prepared an abstract OF '"'
amended system, explaining the changes
from the old, which is published on the
first mace Of this mornings Dispatch.
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EOR SALE AT AUCTION. A VERY
T. VALUABLE slXrY-HoRsg POWER w.
CINE, &c.-In pursuance Of an order issued by y
x. Chambers, judge OF the Circuit Court OF the
county OF Chesterfield, on the 18th day Of April
1857, In suit pending on the cbancery side OF said
| court. wherein Mary Clopton. administratrix
and Charles NJ. Wallace are plaintiffs. and John p
Nystrom, surviving partner Of Nystrom & Clopton,
| is defendant, by which was appointed receiver OF
the property Of said co.psrtnership, with powers
to sell the came, shall proceed to sell At public
auction, at IL o'clock on TUE DAY the Iith
day Of June, 1857, at the Cunlifs Coal Mines, n
fair II not, the next fair day thereafter. one very
valuable SIXTY HORSE POWER STEAM By.
81 Z, with three BOILERS and two PLUSGISG
PUMP, all in complete order, which Is now In
possession Of Hampshire, Whitshouse & Go. by
rental. and being daily used by hem for the pur.
pose of pumping the water from the Cunifs Coal
Mines and, also, the SHEDS and BRICK WORK
about the engine one TUNING LsTH8 ona
HYDRAULIC RAM, a large amount OF IRON
PIPE, OLD IRON, and other articles. Possession
will be given Immediately.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance approved
negotiable notes, W tn interest at 8, II, 49, sni
months for all sums over $500. Terms for smaller
sums made known at sale.
THOMAS g. JACKSON, Receiver
Sale conducted by PILkIsroS, PULLIAs i Co.
my 30-d& wtds
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Aascti01s Sales.
FUTURE DAY
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auct'oneers,
North west corner of Main and Eleventh street


Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
large AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IIOP LOTS, IN HARyIE'S PLAN, SIDNEY,
BETWEEN DOVER sPRiNG, BELViDERE, AND
CHERRY STREETS.-We will sell at auction,
upon the premises. on Thu ksDAY the 9Th day OF
June, commencing at O'Clock p. NJ, about twenty
BUILDING LOTS, lying between the streets
above named. "a,
,sm stpin9 unsold on the original plan as the
bidders Prssen, may prefer and thus to afford
from about seventy of the best lots In the plan,
fronting on Bslviders, Pine, Laurel, and Cherry
Being lsrgsly interested in property In that "
cnity, the owner authorizes as 70 ohsr 70 6 pa a.
allow IN m easy terms Of payment, with the view
Of securing class Of T Ss w
TERMS one fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, with interest, and secured by
The company will assemble at the corner of
WITTY ""' GRUBBs WILLIAMS,
tel Auctioneers.
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MOTT G E .-Messrs. GEORGE w.
~ WILLIS and WILLIAM n. CULLIHG-
WORTH, individually and as partners under the
style Of q. W. Willis Co., having by deed this
day recorded In the Office Of the Hastings Cont
Richmond, conveyed to me as trustee their pro-
party, assets, and chooses in action for the benefit
Of their creditors without preferences or priority
hereby request all persons having claims against
them to present them, properly authe mite ed 10
me. a IL persons indebted To them will please
the store No. l.!5 Main street.
The stock OF desirable FURNITURE and other
goods at said store Is for fals privately until fur.
buy them. r L. HOWIsON.
my s0-4t Trus,sa
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By Grubbs y Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh stree

VERY VALUABLE F A r M OF
Y ABOUT SIXTY-THREB ACRES, PART OF
Dr.. HENRY CUKTlS'S OLD FARM, IN HANOVER
COUNTY, SEVEN MILES FROM RICHMOND,
NEAR WALNUT GROVE CHURCH, TOGETHER
WITH FARMING IMPLEMENTS, STOCK, AND
HOUSEHOLD md KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR
the premises, on MONDAY, June Sd, at J? o'clock
NJ, the very VALUABLE LITTLE MARK.T
FARM in Hanover, now occupied by Mr.: A. B..
Curtis being part OF DR.. Henry Curts's old farm,
ard adjoining the lands Of James Barrck and Ed
ward sydnor's estate. Of this tract 42 acres are
cleared. the balance in wood. The improvements
are DWELLING with four rooms. nearly new !;
not entirely finished KITCHEN. STABLE, &c :,
and YOUNG ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT
TREES This is the early vegetab BILE land Of Hano-
yer. and equal to any in the county.
The IA arm will be sold with all the crops OF CORN
OATS, VEGETABLES. &c. Possession given at
once. At the same time W II be sold the IA RM NC
IMPLEMENTS, some STOCK, and. the HOUSE
HOLD and KlTCHEN FURNITURE.
Terms: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
nv 80 AuctioneeTs.
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q al amg rate, Dc nobody 10 hinder u, We
" may presume that it will DO accom-
"plished at last"
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Estdto agents. NO. 10 Wtsl TodTl oucot.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE. ON The SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
CARY AND SECOND STREETS, AND VACANT
LOPS ADJOINING THE SAME, BY AUCTION -
As commissioner appointed by decree Of the Cir
emit Court of the city Of Richmond pronounced on
the Gath OF May 1857 In the Of Holland and wife
rs. John F. Ferguson trustee, and others,.l shall
proceed TO sell by public auction, on the prem ses
on MONDAY, 81 day OF June, 1887, at 5o'clock p.
II fair II not, the next fair day thereafter, the
HOUSE and LOTS on the southwest corner Of Cary
and Second streets. The house Is most admirably
located in a very desirable neighborhood, and
contains nine rooms, brick kitchen with four
rooms-all in complete order having been re-
Gently repaired. Gas and water on the premises.
The vacant lots adjoining the same, in the bill
and proceedings mentioned, fronting on Cary and
second streets eighty-four feet, will be divided
to suit purchasers
terms: One-fourth cash, one fourth at four
months, one fourth at ten months. and one
fourth at sixteen months with interest from day
of sale, and it'll. retained until all the purchase
money is fully paid and a conveyance ordered by
the court. The taxes and insurance for 1857 TO be
paid by the purchasers.
THOMAS J. EVANS,Commissioner.
Ssle conducted by PIJKISroS, PULLIAA Co.,
Auctioneers and Zeal Estate Agents, Is Pearl
street. my2s
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By Z. b. Cook, Auctioneer.
Corner Of Governor and franklin streets.

OOrHtT VI uONtIuOT anu rTdHhlln streets.
DAILROAD SUPPLIES AT AUG
IL TION.-On WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of
June, 1887, will sell At the depot Of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg 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.
PLIES-viZ.
7 bars Low Moor Axle Iron, % feet long;
% boxes Assorted Glass,
2 boxes shovels, without handles;
l hogshead shovsls, without handles;
2 casks Trace Chains,
casks Railroad Spikes,
skegs Assorted Paint,
10 Copper Fines,
shee's Copper.
10 sheets Boiler Plate,
Low Moor Wrought Iron Tyres, 1--WE feet two
inches;
Low Moor Wrong Iron Tyres, 1--WE feet;
IL Low Moor Wrought-lron Tyres, four feet nine
inches;
II Low Moor wrought-lron Tyres, four feet eight
inches.
Low Moor wrought-Iron Tyres, four feet three
81 Low Moor Wrought Iron Tyres, four feet two
inches;
Low Moor Wrought. Iron Tyres. three feet nine
inches:
Low Moor wrought-Iron Tyres, three feet sish!
inches.
Terms At sale. E.B COOK,
my 3o-eodtds Auctioneer.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
l. BATH COUNTY, VA.
TEMPERATURE PROM 70 to lilo DEG. FAHRsNHEAT.
TARDY, WILLIAMS & CO., Projectors.
]. z. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Resident Physician

j. &. WILLIAMS, NJ ", RESIDENT rnyslclah
Will be open for the reception OF visitors JUNE
lsT, 1867, under the management of Colonel ]. A.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted ont with NEW FURNITURE, LINEN,
BEDS, and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS offer
unsurpassed attractions to both the invalid and
pleas ure- seeker. No expense or effort has been
spared by the proprietors TO make IL as comforta-
BILE and pleasant as possible 10 all visitors.
The HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half q century to possess in won
derful degree TONIC, ALTBRATlYE, DETER.
GENT, and STIMULATING PROPERTIES, and
have become justly celebrated for the cure Of
RHEUM ATISM. GOVT, DISEASES OF THE IL
YER, SKIN, BLADDER, and WOMB; PARALY
TRACTION OF MUSCLES and JOINTS, DIAR.
RHEA and DYSPEPSIA, accompanied with SORE
NEW BATH.HOUSEs have been erected, a
BAND OF MUSIC engaged, and BILLIARD and
BOWLING SALOONS fitted up.
The splendid BALLROOM has been thoroughly
reftted.
Route from the North, pid Orange aid Alexan-
dria railroad to Gordonsville; thence via Virginia
Central railroad TO Millboro' Depot thence to
Hot Springs direct over turnpike, distance twenty
miles, by Trotter & Co.'s stage line.
Route from the South, pia Lynchburg or Rich.
mond, and Virginia Central railroad to Millboro'
Depot
TBRxs: 50 per day 4; $40 per week.
The number of passengers to each stage Is (by
special contract) LIMITED TO TEN. my ls-lm
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Real Estate for Sale.

DARN FOR SALE.-A FARM, con.
Il tanning 400 acres OF good land, lying In orange
county, Va, has good dwelling, bsrn, tobacco
house, stable and corn house, win be sold low or
j. WALL TURSER, No. 20 Thirteenth street,
ap 25-s Richmond. Va.
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BEAST AT LETGH-STREET BAP-
II list CHURCH.-A FEAST will be opened at
this church on MONDAY NIGHT and be con-
tinued on TUESDAY and "WEDNESDAY NIGHTS.
All the delicaciss of the season. besides an album
dant supply OF the subst anias will be kept on the
tables. An admittsnce Of twenty FIVE cents will
be charged for entrance, which will be redeemed
in the hall. The hall will be opened each eve
ming at O. clock. jel-A
EISHING PARTIES - PICNIC
II PARTIEs-PLEASURE PARTIES. hottie
small steiner K. Z. LEE, recently fitted mp, can
be hired upon reasonable terms by applying to
CoRDLB & CLINELY.
nv 30-lw* Ninth street near Broad.
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An1aISe1lle3ltS.

r ECTURE. - Subject: "WOMAN."
IL The lecture on WOMAN, BY Major J. PAR
IN TUESDAY, June 4, at - o'clock p. N In the
lecture room Of the Broad street Methodist Epis,
copal church, for the benefit OF Sabbath school
Tickets, twe nty ave cents. May be had at Bid
good Rileys. 1eS-V
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T ARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
- OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS. &c, AT AUC-
TlON.-At the request Of illiam b. Radcliffe, no
intends changing his business, we will sell at
ton at his store, No. 1910 Main street, on MONDAY
tire stock Of GROCEsIES, LIQUORS, &c
The stock is large md desirable, and well worthy
the attention OF the trade
TERMS For all sums under 800, cash over that
amount, sixty days credit for approved negotiable
paper. SAMPSON JONES, JR., co.,
Auctioneers.
regulsr sale at store for Monday will be post
poned until WEDNESDAY, 5th June.
my 80 SAMPSON JONES, JR., & co.
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Meetings.

OYPIcR yIRaIvIA FIRE AND MARISEl
Insurance. COMPANY
RIcHNoSD. June ., 1857.
NNUAL MEETING.-The regular
n annual meeting Of the stoekhoIders' ana the
,lection OF Directors for this company. Will be
held at the comps ny's office on MONDAY the 18th
'n''An' ~ - y ' WILLIAM WILLIS, JR..
taaLtd Secretary.
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Its estimated that when registration ID
completed In South Carolina there will be
SPOUT 5000 white 70 $1,000 eolored voters,
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THE CELEBRATION OF THE
i EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY Of the YOUNG
MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY Of the SECOND
,PTlSr CHURCH will be held THIS (Nonday)
kyRNIN0 1t Il o'clock In he main sudtsnce-
room of the church (coinur Main and sixth street,
Rev r. q. Jonez b D.. will preseh the annivsr-
sary sermon. The public generally, and especially
the young men OF the city. are invited TO attend.
jet IL
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BY Regnault & Co., AuctioneeH,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

by hegnduIt ~ TO-, AuctlOneeS,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION,
w at our store, on MONDAY MORNING, ID OF
June, commencing at 10 O'clock, an excellent as.
sortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ARCTIC
SODA FOUNTAIN, &c, consisting In part Of
MAHOGANY SOFAS,
CASIsETs and BUREAUS,
WARDROBES,
JENNY LIND and other BEDsTEADs,
PARLOR CHAIRS,
OAK DINING ROOM CHAIRS,
OAK OFFICE AIM CHAIRS,
SIDEBpARDs.
TABLES, OFFICE DESK,
WASHSTANDS,
DRESSING STANDS,
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
DRUGGISTS PRESCRIPTION CASE,
l MARBLE SODA FOUNTAIN, Pufer's patent
new and In perfect order;
An assortment Of MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Consignments received to morning Of sale.
jel REGNAULT & Co., Auctionsers.
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T1yyintty SprS,sgs.

OATH ALUM SPRINGS. BATH
Is County. yI.-rhsse we'll known Springs
viii 30 open Tor visitor: on the 10TH or 9!s 3;
lima and can be- seen for "a few days at No 1910
Main street Ia. oscs Of City Bankl. from 10 to =
NJ, where arrangements can De msde lot aa ,h !.
and plsasant ioeaton a. can be found In the noun
t4ins OF Virginia. ~v,.Yw .nppo
..,anSs npriraiisd JOSEPH BAXTER,
''a 49, "a Proprietor.
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MARRIED,

MAY soth, at o. clock p. M, at the First Baptis
church by the Rev. J. l.. Burrows, d. D. JUSErh
a WILLIAMS, Of Petersburg, to SARAH A.
Laughter OF the late Thomas Hsrdsrove. OF Rich
mond city.
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GH6 DOLLARS REWARD will be
3LC paid for the recovery OF a HORSE 49,
stolen from DR.. william Morris at Dover ~
mines, In Goochland county, on Wednes LIZ
day night, March 20. 1857. answering to the fol-
lowing description Red sorrsl, OF good size long
neck and rather small head; PAGES under saddle
except when made to trot has small wen on
right fore leg adjoining body; skin knocked off
inner side right hind leg, caused by str king feet
together; about eleven years old. Apply to
9WATHMEY 4 MORRIS,
my al-3t Basin bark, Richmond.
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By q. A. J. Copton,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, No. 81 Twelfth
street, near Franklin


Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, No. 81 Twelfth
street, near Franklin.
EOR SALE, THAT MOST DESIRA'
Il BLEAND VALUABLE THRBB-sTORY NEW
BRICK RESIDENCE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND TWRNTY-SIXTH STREETS
CHURCH HILL, AT AUCTI0N.-I will offer To-
sale at auction,. on the premises, on MONDAY
NEXT, Sd day OF june 1857, at s o'clock p NJ.
that magnificent and pleasantly located threa
story BRICK DWELLING as above described
The main building contains six large rooms, ma r
BILE mantels Of the finest finish In each also, gas
water, water closets and bath rooms three -story
portico in the rear; three-story back building
attached three-stnry brick kitchen, brick sable
carriage. house, and the necessary out. buildings
The whole premises are in the most complete
order.
The location Of the above property is unsur-
passed by any in the city for private residence,
having one OF the most beautiful views Of the sur
rounding country for mi 81 In all directors
The NV SLING is built OF the very best mate.
rials, and finished in toe most expensive man.
ner-havng been built by the former owner for
his own use regardless Of cost. Such property is
Sc ldom for sale at auction.
The lot on which the Dwelling stands Is 30 feet
front 6l Franklin street, running back within
parallel lines $50 feet to an alley fifteen feet wide.
Will be sold at the same lime VACANT LOT
adjoining the above, fronting 80 feet on Franklin
street. running back within parallel lines $50 feet
to an alley fifteen feet wide.
TBRNs Made known at sale.
Z. A. J. CL0PTON,
nv 30 Auctioneers.
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ulEAsT AND FAIR AT CLAY

EEAST AND FAIR AT CLAY
II STREET METHODIST CHURCH.-The ladies
connected with this church. returning thanks for
csived, have determined to continue their FEAST
and FAIR during the present week and would be
pleased to see their friends and the public gene
rally. In addition to the attractions they nightly
present in the wav Of fancy and useful articles,
Ice Cream, Confecions ries. &c there will be Vo-
cal and Instrumental Music on each evening by
amateurs who have kindly rendered their services:
As the proceeds Of the fair to be appropriated
To the payment Of the church debt they hope their
efforts win meet with generous support.
A..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-03

INTENDING TO CHANGE MY Blu.
l. sINEsS, j will sell my STOCK OF GOODS at
auction on MONDAY next, June3. invite my
amount OF their claims.
All persons indebted TO me will please come for.
ward md settle their accounts.
my 20 WILLIAM B. RATCLIPFg.