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New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
LOCKWOOD & CO.,


NOTICE-The Stockhoders of the MIL
~ wAuKEB AND PRAIRIE DU CHEN RAILWAY COMPANY,
Getting for the choice Of Directors and 70 transact
sn other business properly before them the Company
OAes 10 Milwaukee June 10, 1867, At u o'clock IL.
The Transfer will he closed June and June a. 1851
b. order Of the Directors ALEX MITCHELL, President
NOTICE.-The Stockholders of the MIL
~ wACKEE AND ST PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY win bold their
meeting for the choice Of Directors and to transact any other
business properly before them the Companyt once
Milwaukee June 90 1867 Y o'clock The Transfer Books viii
be closed June and re-Opensd June "a 1851 - -
b. order Of the Directors. ALEX MITCHELL Pre,dent
ELECTION NOTICE.
II SECURITY IssCKAScE COMPANY, 70 lls BrOadway,
.I...... NKw.YoRE. May G, 1861 :
An ELECTION TWELVE DIRECTORS Of this Company TO Gu
places OF those whose Of ce will that day expire will be
held the ece of the Company MONDAY JUNE Polls from
"a I'LL O'Clock FRANK W. BALLORD, Secretary
NOTICE-ST. LOUIS, ALTON, and TERRE
~ HArTB RAILROAD coMPAEYThe anuus meeting Of the
Boahoae s0ckboerp o. this Company will be held their
MONDAY the % dsy Of june at
bSsposs which be hrougnt before them.
The be closed kATURDAf the
Ma and will b opened TUESDAY, the 4k day Of
Iuue.-Dated St Louis. April 25 l8J1
By order, H. C. BRYANT, Secretary.
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BORT Uarorn's Nctirs.

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Posr.wAanEss OySIcs No. u wilhan-A
NOTICE is hereby given, ia accordance with
IN Section Of she At psd April IA 1857 snt,lsd Az Ass
Onoe Of the Port Of kesiort al psnsses
O.
Ast the sssr
s snd ths fznsues wa
within ssece-dna Doee. bsss s
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9taiionerp, &t.
Uentistrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orlgl-
~ mated the anssshstie Of nitrous oxide gas rY
approved medical proessou DO noinn oa
TRACT TEETH certainly do that WITHOUT
ISsutae
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RECEIPTS OF rRODuCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
May 23-4.scs bbls Flour, S39 bbs Whisky, f26 bhls
Corn Meal So sacks do. 1Oso sacks Ohoakc, $50 bush
Wheat 14Gl2 bush Corn, no bash. Oats pkgs Ashes
2s bbls. Pork 400 pigs Cut Meats, so pks Lard 3s9s
bbls. Petroleum. 2.62l pkgs Butter tJGO pkgs Cheese
1901 bbs Eggs.
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Interest Payable Quarterly.
Free of United States Internal Revenue Tax.
PRINCIPAL DUE JULY J. 1900 AND INTEREST DURING con
sTRUCTTOS, ASSUMED BY THE FARMERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, AND PAYABLE
AT THEIR OFFICE.

We Oae m sale TRENDS and tbs pah ne above boha sS
heyinf
beyond any Railroad obligation offered IN this market
The interest is fully secured follows;
Loan and Trust Company.
the proceeds Of land sales from the Comr
Tun6oent grant Of lands amounting 10 s4ep set ~ -
estimated while the interest T. being pad y the Trust Con
accumulate fund
lie coupons sinking fund million Of aoan and that
land will than tie interest on The
bonds
THDThe Railway Lands Equipment aad al property now owned
that which hereafter be acquired by The COMPANY has bten
converted Trust COMPANY be by then
held a. Trustees bondhoe with proper provisions 10
the prOmp payment Of the coupons a. they m
due The earnings estimated viii amount 70 over toa tnst
the interest.
The principal fully secured 70 The tsfmefs Loan Ahl rus
pany consideration Of which that corporation assumes and agrees TO
II al maturity,
The Railway extends from Paul the Mississippi TO Winona
LaCosse and line distance u $50 cs ai Nihons
will With the Chicago and Northwestern extension ron
Madison and form air nt 70 Chicago and place 81 Faul ana
each other. lts local importance cannot wei he
large work 81 roads eenierng at NJ
Paul with the OF Railways East and south There no nnH
brnps and Subscriptions have been
promised being made by s the along the line
wishing bonds desirable Investment n ppy 70 W
In person, by letter.
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PROM FRAJARDO. F. H. Aay eln bs F!oleHce-Calt Alab-
bard Mss Hubbard Miss Lane. .
FE0M RIO JAERTKO May 2t-Ir bhs Coustar-Mr ard Mrs..
Ausee and family ,, :,
Peter G. Narwck-Capt. p West, Icy aLc ch L"aS H.
Ebet, Peter Mullen
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WINSLOW. LANIER & co.

LETTERS Of CREDIT for Taeler available all parts
Europe
Eos n and 20 Pioe., norYork
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-13
SDeciNI Notices.

cy NEW PROJECT-A RAILROAD TO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND ECONOMY
GLORIOUS REsULTS.-To meet the wants OF our
increasing trade we have employed every means
of conveyance, but even the Great Eastern ana
other large vessels have not been found equal to
the demand. We now propose to connect Virginia
District No. u with the great marts OF the old
world and have made arrangements for q con-
tinuous line Of rail- to pass through England,
France, Germany, Ireland. Austria, Russia, ia
pan, China, Rockets, Butchertown, screamers-
vile scuiiietown, and other points, terminating at
the North Pole When completed, three daily
trains-viz., mail, express, and lightning-will
start from the rear Of our establishment.
As we are unable to commence this great under
taking without assistance, we appeal to our
friends; and as inducement for liberal contribu-
tons we offer free ticket on line and the fol-
lowing bargains
Spring Delaines at lssc., worth soc.;
Fine Scotch Ginghams at 35c., worth Soc.
Embroidered aud Tucked Skirting at 81 per
yard, worth $3.50;
Mourning Calico at l6sc.;
Mozambiaues at 25c., worth 373c.;
Summer Cassi meres at ST. worth $3.50;
Linen Table Cloths at 81, worth $50;
Bed-tck at l2fc.;
Shifting Stripes at &c.;
Linen Drilling at 2oc.;
Pillow-case Cotton, full width, at25c., worth 30
Full-width Sheeting at 6oc.
Yard wide Bleached and Unbleached Cotton
at l5c.;
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at 62sc. worth 81 ;
Very fine Checked Muslin at 5oc., cheap at 'sc.
Swiss Muslin at 5oc., worth 75c., and no mistake
Nainsook Muslins at rs, 80, 10. and 5oc.
Linen Handkerchiefs at 81. rs per dozen;
Russia Diaper at $3.50 apiece, worth $3.50;
Real Russia Crash at l2ac., worth 2Cc. per yard )
Linen sheeting at $3.50, worth 81 and many
others at Lev nno
- No. l547 Main street.
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The Central Railroad.

TIC SSll u Oh 3SSl41 SetSs
We are glad to learn that the business
of the Central railroad has greatly i'm
proved. Compared with last year the in
crease is most cheering. During the last
seven months the increase upon the bust
ness of the corresponding period of the
preceding year has steadily advanced from
lOper cent. to Is, and now to II per cent.
The transportation is now equal to that OF
1858, and steadily improving. So that Mr..
WELCOMES moderate estimate of receipts
upon which he based his calculation of the
ability of the road to pay more than the
interest upon the cost of completing the
Covington and Ohio railroad will, beyond
doubt, be exceeded by the actual receipts.
The clear profits of the road in 1860, after
paying expenses and interest on debt, were
s267 900. Mr.. WHlTcoMB, allowing for re-
duction Of business and increased expense,
reduces his estimate for the next year 10
$4,000. Less by $4,000 than the mel
profits of 1860.
As soon as the road crosses the Ale
ghauy mountains and touches the waters o.
the Ohio there will be fresh vigor impaired
10 it by the increased business thrown upon
it and the increased receipts OF It's trea
sury. It will there strike the outer ooun
Diary of a rich and fruitful land TEEN
ing as we'll with mineral as agriculture
wealth: and the business on no part OF II
this side of that point can afford an exam
pie of what that country will contribute
in the way of transportation
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DIED.

On the morning Of the mn ,n.,.nt a, the r.si
PIES reiict Of the late 4. L. Staples aged sixty.
six years. "e01 0A9
On Saturday, May II. 1857, Mrs. MARTHA
daughter OF Isaac add Ann p Butler ana To- -
Austin Gentry, ksQ, In the forty ninth y.aS OF OF
The friends and acquaintaness OF ths t,muv
invited 20 attend her funeral THIS 1Manassrrsp
AFTERNOON. at half past O'CLOCK. from HnsS
Station Methodist cburch. ~ union
baltimore and Cincinnati papers please eoov
On Saturday, nth instant, Mrs. AARYL DAVIS
In her twenty third year.
Her funeral will take place from her mo,h.,,
residence, on Fifth street hey ond Leigh nj 10 =
TO-DAY: The friends Of the family are resnac,.
fully invited TO attend. 'po0''
On sunday, May Il, WEST WYATT, in the nfty.
sixth year Of his age
His funeral will take place from the Second Ban.
nst church THIS AFTERNOON ut half past ,
o'clock. The friends OF the family arc invited 70
a. hit residence on Sunday, on Broad street, op.
F ysns wood.ysrd tscreamersviils), Captain AR
1uuHh LEARf aged forty -thrss years.
as iuheral Will take place from his late resi-
fan os on MoNDAY, 18th Of May. at O'Clock. The
TsSsh..as and employees Of the Richmond, Frede-
attend wasoui far Sso@ss Rsiirosd Company, TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-13
Real Estate 4gencies.

A GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
n OF LANDS IN vIRGlNIA.-With view 10
aid those Ia this State who have lands for sale ne
well to invite ind ustrious immigrants with cap
tai TO settle in Virginia, the undersigned has
opened an office in the city OF Richmond. Va, on
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary. streets,
for the purpose Of negotiating for the purchase Of
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SITES,
&c
Parties having lands for sale, and who will con.
tract to sell at moderate rates. at my option, giving
me 81 ricient time (ssy three or four monthsl 10
effect the same, will most likely be able to dis
pose Of their property, IL they furnish me with
full description as TO location, quantity, price, sc.
Ny acq uaintance with the northern people Is ex.
tsnsive, and with 4 thorough knowledge OF the
lands In Virgints, hope TO succeed IN giving en-
tire satisfaction to both buyer and seller
/ will charge commission TO the purch sser. but
nothing to the seller as propose 10 cork for The
purchaser, and not for the vender.
1 respectfully invite communication with me
either personally or by letter and II. upon exam.
ination, the lands offered though TO DO desira
BILE and cheap. will provide the necessary con.
tracts and reeonme nd IN 10 my north IN friends
using my influence and best exsrtions TO effec,
salee. FRANKLIN STEARNS,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary,
Richmond. Va.
Messrs. James d. Blackwell, attorney al law, anc
b. u. Smith will act as my confidential agents.
Tim
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Peace in Europe.

Peace is once more settled in Europe
We trust it will remain settled until we
pass through our trials and get the Union
restored, with equality among the States.
Under the influence of the great revolu-
ton of the social and industrial system OF
the South, which is to be accomplished in
the brief period of transition between the
massage of the reconstruction acts of Con-
gress and the admission of the southern
States, our interests have suffered, and are
likely to suffer quite enough. 1t is to be
hoped that no additional causes of dis
turbance may add to the depression which
prevails.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, May LIST, at Clay Bank, Buckipg-
ham county, residence OF the BRIDES father, by
the Rev. A. Z. Hopkins, JOHN TAYLOR GRAY to
Miss JULIA K, youngest daughter Of Alexander
Trent, ESQ
In this city, on the morning OF the 10th instant,
by Eev. L. NJ. Peterson, Mr.. JOHN A. BOOKER,
OF Cumberland county, Va, and Miss EMMA W..
HAMPTON, OF this city
On the 9th instant, by the Rev: Mr.. sonthall, at
Gravel Hill Charlotte county Mia. ELlZ8BETH
J. ROBERTS and Mr.. K. WHITFIELD JONES, Of
Richmond Va. No cards.
On the 9th instant by the Rev. DR.. Mccall, Mr..
WILLIAM b. PIERCE, Of Richmond, to Miss
KITTY LEE. Of Boston, Mass.
On the nh OF May, by Rev Mr.. Sledd, W. T,
this city.
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~ TO FAMILIES,

net TO FAMILIES, mr. y,c p.pr1ps
and all who love pure article OF
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM.
at the very low price OF $3.50 per gallon.
Determined to keep pace with the age in my bu-
s,ness, and to serve my old patrons and the public
with the best OF everything in my line at the
smallest profit, have this day reduced the price Of
my SUPERIOR ICE CREAMS
to per gallon, and respectfully invite the at
ton of families, parties, picni etc, to this re-
auction, with the assurance that all orders will be
allied with promptness and fidelity. Send in your
ordersto a. ANToNl,
ap 22-lm HOS south side OF Main street.
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The Recent Disturbances.

The evil teaching Of the evil teachers Of
the colored population Of this city are with
surprising rapidity producing harvest of
bad consequences: consequences more IN
furious to the blacks themselves than to
other portions Of the communities as VIII
be manifested In due time. The violent
dispositions which they exhibit are incom-
patible with order and with well-regulated
industry. The creation Of disturbances
and the avowcd purpose ofrescuing Offend
ers against the law must invoke the strong
arm of military authority heavily down
upon bodies of men so insensible to their
true obligations to society.
1t issvery great consolation to this COM
munity that the preservation Of order and
security is now under the supervisory
authority Of the Federal military power.
Not that our own magistracy and police
are not equal to the task Of preserving
order and Furnishing outrage; but at this
time every collision that might occur be-
tween the civil authorities and the colored
population would be misrepresented to our
disadvantage, and be made the pretext,
perhaps, to further rigors. But the Fede-
raj officers and the Federal soldiers are
subjected to no such criticism and no such
danger; and it is well for us all, under the
circumstances, that they are here to see,
rs we'll as to check, the aggressive ana IN
cendiary spirit aroused by the infamous
white agitators who have gotten the ear
of the colored population, or at least part
of it, in this city.
The arrest Of the most reckless ana IN
cendiary of all the missionaries of discord,
hate, and destruction, which have invaded
rs from the North, is an event OF some In
terest. 1t is done with the approval, If
not at the instance, of General ScHoFIELD.
A notice of this arrest will be found in our
local columns.
The existence of such temper as has
been recently displayed in this commu-
nity is to be regretted but 1t is all the
better that we are aware of it, since 1t
does exist. To know the extent OF an
evil such as this is a long way towards Its
Illustration or cure.
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pE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTlON)
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
/. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
R. A. Paine, L. D. Crenshaw, w. r. Quarles,
VIM. Il. Lyons, Jr., X. &. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, b. b. Weisiger, ship
w. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, j. B. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin-
r. T. Taylor, j. Rosenbaum, son,
W. E. Binford, ]. w. Hall, T. w. boswell,
]. A. Belvih, w. T. Gray, w. Z. Tanner,
T. U. Dudley, Alfred Moses, j. ID. Nowlin
The security offered to depositors Is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself TO all
classes.
The attention Of all in city and country Is called
to this institution. Here they will q I'D security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar may be deposited, and six per cent interest
received on same.
Office hours from . A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ. on Saturday
from A. NJ to p. M, and from to p. NJ.
je l3-d&swts
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~ A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-The fol-
lowing series of resolutions were unanimously
adopted at meeting Of the firm OF
A. HIRSH & CO., S27 BROAD STREET,
In which the citizens OF Richmond and the sur.
rounding country are deeply interested:
Whereas 1t being the intention Of A. HIRsH to
withdraw from the frm on the 1st day Of July,
1857, therefore be II
Resolved. That we will from this day offer our
entire stock of
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES,
and our WINTER GOODS at less than cost
Resolved, That should there be decline in the
market, the prices will be correspondingly lower.
A.. HIRsH & Co.,
ap2a s27 Broad street.
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BY Harrison, Goddin &apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L lanyard AND OTHER REAL ESTATE, ON
BROOK AVENUE. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
By virtue of deed Of trust executed by Louis
Gimmi and wife 10 the subscribers, dated Goth
April, 1865, duly recorded in the Richmond Hust-
ings Court, We shall In execution thereof, and at
the request OF the creditor secured thereby pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY the Nth day Of May, 1897, At s o'clock p.
NJ, II fair II not. on the next fair day thereafter,
ing OF a BRICK and FRAMED TENEMENT On
! the west side Of Brook avenue Immediately oppo-
FRAMED TENEMsNT on Moore street in the
rear, with the lot fronting 40 feet on said west
line OF Brook avenue and running back 2is feet,
bounded on the north by the lanyard OF said
6immi, and on the south by q barrow street ex-
tending from Brook avenue to Moore street.
Also, the VALUABLE TANNERY adjoining,
which has for several years past been so success
fully managed by Mr. Louis Gimmi. The lot has
a front on Brook avenue of about 100 feet, and q
depth Of about ls5 feet, and on ts rear line about
200 feet The premises are supplied with water by
iron pipes from spring yielding forty ga lions per
minute, and In rear there Is canal which carries
of the waste water. There are ample buildings Of
every kind for carrying on large business, with
thirty watts, tubs of every kind bark convenient
by railroads, canal. or within six miles ~ wagon
procured in the Richmond markets. There Is a
steam engine OF twenty 81 horse power, In good
ORDER prepared for firing by the Of the old tam
bark. This is the only tannery OF any capacity In
Richmond, and the demand for leather is good IL
IL believed that this tannsry offers many atrac.
tons for profitable investment as any other pro-
perty In this State. Besides being valuable for
iannsry, the property is admirably well adapted
for distillery.
TERMS: Cash as to so much Of the purchase mo
ney as will be sufficient TO pay of negotiable
note for seven thousand dollars, with interest from
and as 10 the residue, on such terms 40 shall be
announced at the hour OF sale.
The taxes and insurance for this year to be paid
my 3 9zAEs FiE kaSssAtsirs Trustees.
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THE NEGRO LEGISLATORS IN MAssAcHu-
srrrs-The Boston Courier, referring to
Mr. WILSON'S attempt to produce the i'm
preston In the South that the two negroes
in the Massachusetts, Legislature were
elected by the Radicals, says that one of
them was elected by the Democrats over
the Radical nominee, and the other be-
cause the Democrats declared they would
unite with the negroes to elect him if the
Radicals refused to nominate him. We
do not know that the Democrats deserve
any credit for these acts; but perhaps the
negroes may think they do.
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HARRISON, GoDDIS & APPERsoN,
nr.
SALE OF VAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" LIABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN or
LEXINGTON, yIRGINIA.-Pursuant TO decree
Of the Circuit Court OF Rockbridge county pro.
nounced on the 25th instant In causes therein
pending In the name OF Anderson and wife and
others rs. Copnsyey and others. and kerrs ad.
ministrator u.s. Connevsy and others, the under
signed, commissioners in said decree named Will,
premises, proceed to sell at public auction that
valuable HOUSE and LOT known as the Cum
ings Property in said town, and now in the oc-
cupancy Of Mrs. X. A. Connsvey.
The house Is large and commodous, Is corner
there three excellent store rooms In the build
land justly SOY one OF the most valuable properties
in the town.
Terms The property will be put mp at the upset
price OF $l2 oco and Ii CHER bid shall be made
II viii be knocked down to the defendant, Mrs. X.
4. Connevey. should an advance on that sum be
made IL viii then be sold to the highest bidder for
sale as to the residue, as follows-viI 81 90 To
receiver OF the court and three equal annual 10 :
stalments for the balance At one. two, and three
years from the day OF sale, with interest from day
II sale, the purchaser executing bonds u J. %.
steele general receiver OF the court, with spproy ed
personal security, and the title retained as ulti-
mate security until the whole OF the purchase
money is paid.
JAMES b. DORMtN.)
A. N. GLASGOW, Commissioners.
JOHN LETCHER, }
my i-lawtds
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kgN NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES
ISAAC GREENTREE'S,
81 Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
The undersigned has just returned with new
and desirable stock of goods, consisting Of
Boys. Youths, and Gents CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, Of all kinds;
SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
HANDKERCHIEFE,
COLLARS, SOCKS,
HATS, of all the latest sty les;
all Of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
Give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
/. GREENTREE,
sll Broad street told No. IN,
ap 2o-lm between Eighth and Ninth.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner of Fifteenth and Franklin streets.

VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROy PROPERTY, on
CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We
will sell ut public auction on TUESDAY, May II,
1897 commencing at o clock p. NJ. the following
PROPERTY:
Twenty seventh and Marsha streets, with small
FRAME STORE thereon, fronting - feet on
twenty seventh street and running back l92 feet
to an alev IL feet wide.
Also LOT corner Thirtieth and o streets, front.
ing SO feet street and running back 1872 feet 70
an alley 10 feet wide, with small FRAhE hoUss
thereon, renting for $50 per amman.
Also Lot adjoining, fronting 90 feet on street
and running back IL! feet to an alley with small
FRAME House containing four rooms thereon,
now renting for $40 per annum.
Also, LOT adjoining the above, fronting 90 ieet
on o street and running back l32 feet 70 an alley
This lot IL leased at an annual rent OF $50.
Terms Liberal, and made known on day OF sale.
LYME 4 BROTHER,
myg Auctioneers.
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BYE. 3. Cook, Apctioneer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
L FURNITURE, GROCERIES, HORSES; VA
CONS, BAKERS UTENSILS, 30, AT AUCTION
dersigned as trustee by K. T. Sale, bearing date
the oath day of January, 1867, and duly recorded
in the clerks office of Henrico County Cont
shall. by order of the benefciariss of said deed
proceed to sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY tn,
18th instant at 10 o'clock ct the store and baker,
OF said Sale, on Oregon Hill, all the GOODS an'
EFFECTS conveyed In said deed, embracing
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Stock Of GROCERIES,
HORSES, WAGONS,
BAKERS UTENSILS, &c.
TERMS: Cash. E. NANCE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by 3, B. Cook, Auctioneer.
my
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ny BREEDEN FOX, NO. 4O1 BROAD
STREET. invite attention to a very large and de-
sirable assortment OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS. re-
ceiving this day, at much lower prices than they
have been offered previously. Also. large and
choice assortment Of SPRING PRINTS. BLEACH
Ed and BROWN CoTTONs, and DOMESTIC
GOODS generally, at much lower prices. Their
assortment OF DRY GOODS In general is now very
full, and they respectfully ask an examination
from wholesale and retail buyers.
BREEDBN FOX,
mv1s-eodst No. l0l Broad street.