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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Markets -Remarks and charlottesville
ness Of Mr. Joseph Taylor. aSS
PETERSBURG. Nav 20, 18f

Tobacco has begun to come IN quite freely
on the Southern road, being mostly of the
geewth Of North Carolina. The planters
there are too remote, from market to send
any portion Of their crop in the loose state,
and theyare accustomed to take great pains
in putting it in merchantable condition.
For manufacturing purposes the Granville
County tobacco always commands the high
est prices; and we are pleased to see
decided improvement in the quality of the
offerings at the Exchange. If there is any
change, the market is somewhat more ami
mated than it was last week, though the
improvement is hardly sufficient to justify
any alteration in our quotations. A few
hogsheads Of superior shipping sold day
or. two ago OF from $40 to $23, which is
rather above our figures. ...,.:',
The season still continues cold and back
ward, and farming operations progress
slowly. Late as it is, complaining is not
yet over, and tobacco plants are small. If,
however, these are not molested by theay9
and we have heard of no complaint few
warm days viii bring them rapidly for
ward, all in good time for transpl
The cool weather is favorable for the wheat
by ,counteracting the i'll effects Of 50 mncill
wet According to all accounts, 1T has o
healthy appearance, without being TOO lux
uriant. z ss=s'sei'ssS $3.50
In the good old times when We had crops
that acre crops, and the merchants O ouf.
city were busily empl yed allthe year roqng,
there was q. succession in the trade winch
was4. vervs;conyeniept, and, indeed very
beaut;fs,i s sFrom Nogenbe TO May We're
ehaayvsarrigals Of cotton I; from May, TO
Anrnst YES the height of the tobacco trade !.
and IND mix &c the crop Of wheat was de-
l;ysred from August 30 the close Of the year.
Then there was one uninterrupted scene Of
actiyity, d In the course Of time the specta-
Gle may be renewed, but. the contrast now
is very sad to contemplate aaass s.s&S as;
I'VE give the following quotations; as indi-
eating the present state of the market :.s:s5
Cotton.-Ordinary, 26 to 27o.; middling,
u 2Sc. i choice selections, % to 29c. A
fancy article would bring Soc. Market
easy and receipts small, with q light stock
Oh hand = y sG,t.sstfss G
Tobacco Low, 81 to $6;; good,
Sc to 81; yellow fine, este 30. Leaf
Short common, $40 good, $40 tosl2 !;
working abright, SO to $40 Il fancy, $40 to
$25. Wrappers Common, $40 to SIS !;
good, $40 to $40; Sffne, $50 to s75. Ship
ping Tugs, to Sc; medium, q to ss;
good, SO to aI0. leaf medium, ~ 10 30 );
good, sl2 TO $40. Market active, and re-
ceipts increasing Il. Is .s.sets
Flew. Fine, $40 to 5000 superfne,,
s13tosl3.5g extra, Sl4 % sl4 so; family,
SIS to $3.50. Market arm. ssss s,ss
ssIYhheo Friine white, $3.50 ITO SO !;
prime red, 82.25 to $3.50. Receipts Yery
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE ANDLOT
i ON ELM nTREET, IN ROCKETS, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed Of trust executed
to me as trustee by Michael Dolan dated 9Th Janu-
ary 1863 duly recorded in the clerks office OF the
Hustings Court Of the city of Richmond to secure
the payment Of certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned and at the request of the holder OF said
notes, Twill proceed to sell ut public auction on
TUESDAY the I'd day of June, 1858, on the pre-
misses ut ~ 'clpck p. NJ, the property described
In said deed as follows All that lot, piece or par
eel of land with the improvements thereon, 'front.'
ing eighty feet more or less on Elm street, run
ming feet, adjoining the present residence
of. said Dolnn. ~. -
of the sale and one-tlird of the purchase money
balance on a credit OF four and eight months, ne.
gotfable notes. interest added. secured by deed
Of trust. JAMES nj. TAYLOR, Trustee. :
Sale to be conducted by JAMES n. TAYLOR d
Son, Auctioneers. my 20
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PIANOS.

TT UNIVERSAL PRAISE TO STEINWAY'S
10 PIANOS The first prize medal ut the great
hundred and ninety-two pianos from all parts of
the world, awarded STEINWAY &. SONS. Thirty
five first premiums gold md silver medals, at the
STEINWAY & SONS. The first grand gold medal
at the Universal Paris, 1857 over four
hundred pianos from all parts Of the world,
awarded STEINWAY Sc SONS. u. css5- sslss
. GEORGE Z. BIDGOOD, Agent,
a. 49,! S3Gl5%S!d y ~ 1913 Main street. &
Also, agent for the celebrated PIANOS of CAB
LER &WoRCESTER, sofayorabIy known in our
midst Every =piano offered warranted for five
years which is the test. [my l5-Iwl g. i. B. !
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-s
OlBLE, REAL ESTATE. ON THE WEST
CARY STREETS, AND SMALL HOUSE AND
LOTS, ON VALLEY AND CON CORD
STREETS.-By virtue of a decree Of the Circuit
Court of the city of Richmond pronounced on the
9th of May. 1888, in the case Of Bigelow against
Bigelow, &C., i shall, as special commissioner
thereby appointed, proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises IN the order advertised, on
THURSDAY the 2lst Of May, 1865, at 5 o'clock z.
~. If fair III not the first fair day thereafter the
following REAL ESTATE-viz.. that YALUA-
BILE LOT OH. the west side of Twelfth between,
Main and Cary streets, fronting twenty-five feet
running back sixty-six feet to the lot on which
Messrs. Lancaster Co.'s office stands after
which, say at half-past5 O'Clock 2. NJ, the PRO
PERTY on Valley near to Baldtng street, with q
small FRAMED TENEMENT, fronting twenty
five and three-quarter feet running back seventy.
five feet and the OF In the rear thereof fronting
twenty-five and three-quartcr feet on Concord
street. running back seventy feet. g..
TERMS For the lot on Twelfth street. cash as to
5000 and expenses, of sale; balance on a credit of
twelve months, bearing interest, payable half.
yearly. And as to the property on Valley street
one-third cash; balance at six and twelve months
for single bills bearing interest and title retained
until all OF the purchase money Is fully paid.
! 1870 JOHN O. STEGER,
( my IL ----r-:- Special Commissioners.
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BY E. D. Eacho, Auctioneer.
GAZE OF HOUSE AND LOT. NEAR

GAZE OF HOUSE AND LOT: NEAR
~ MANCHESTER pursuance of decree
made ut the May term 1888 of the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield county in the case Of Tyler and wife
ps. Grubbs, shall offer for sale at public auction
on the premises, Mt s: O'Clock p. u. on .SATUR-t
occupied by Mr.. Chernaut, situated on the main
street of the town extended short distance above
the corporation line. There Is a neat and COM
Portable frame tenement with three rooms upon
the premises, and sufIiciency of ground for a
good garden. -. E-5..,,e..s., :
Terms .One-third cash; balance in two equal
payments at sixty and ninety days, negotiable
notes well endorsed, and title retained until last
PAYMENT - JAMES A. CLARKE,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by E. D. EAcHo; Auctioncer. -,
NV "a e Hf - .' @.#sf
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YuruRE DAY.
BY Lee q Gcdssin. Ancfioneers, Z.
/ ,,s 81 No IN. Main streess 4


T,RoFRAME TENEMENTs and LOTS,
ON GAEgINGT0N STREET BETyEEEN
FEDERAL STREET And NECHANIGSyLLLE
TuRNPIKE NEAR IFS ,ts,r IN ne VsuaST
LOT ON EAST SIDE OF VALLEY STREET
BETWEEN RICHARD AN ID M LILA III
gIiest OF the owner, VIC win sell on tuesday, 2sth
Msy, 1888 ON the premises. at ~ O'Clock Z. ~.
those two FRAMED TENEfENTS located on the
south side OF Darlington street between Federnt
street and the Mechanicsvile turnpike containing
four rooms each, and kitchens With two rooms
each. ss.s ~ 81 :. = . !,
The lots have an aggregate front Of 85 feet and
run back la5 feet within parallel lines upon which
Is q well of excellent water. 90
This property Ia HOW Welding gooG rents
fter wfici,-say Mt 81 o'clock-we viii sell de-
sirabIe BUILDING LOT on the east side or valley
street between Richard and w nlfam streets 'front.'
ing ~ feet by 165 feet deep.
: TERMS One-fourth cash; remainder at four
e,gi,t. md twelve months credit for negotiable
notes interest added, and secured by liens on the
property. Taxes for 1858 to be paid by the pur-
INV rs ses e Auctioneers.
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by q. ID. Eaeho, Auctioneer.

GALE OF. LAND IN CHESTERFIELD
~ COUNTY.-In pursuance of q, decree of the
Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county made at the
May term, 1867, I'm the suit of Cornelius Pinks
against Lenuel X. Chalkley.. we shall ofer Tor
O'Clock on SATURDAY the 18th day of June, 1855,
aTRACT OF LAND In Chesterfield county, con.
tanning about THIRTY ACRES. lying about hair
a;mile from the Richmond and Petersburg turn.
pike and near Ricets station, and lately occupied
by said Chalkley. There is on the land n comfort
with excellent winter on the premises. IS.
TERMS One-fourth cash residue In three equal
payments at three. six, and nine months. Ne
g0tfable notes will be required for deferred pay
ments, and title retained until last payment:
- WILLIAM AMBERS, :.
Is JAMES A. CLARKE,
49, Commissioners.
Sale conducted by E. D. EACHo, Auctioneer:
.-sE9ITg & q ..'.E3stsT.s ~ my21-Th3w
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sEoinansfc AfYair.i

Special correspondents OF the Petersburg Express.
y R1cHMoND, May 10 somewhat novel
and romantic affair was developed here
yesterday. IA yoasft who had been tarrying
at one of our most fashionable boarding
houses fer several days past was discovered
by. the merest accident TO be female. hShe
eebbed bitterly when her sex was discovered,
and fully unbosofied herself to the land
lad !. indianapolis, Ind, is her home.
where father, mother, two brothers, and
d Younger sister. have for sererals days past
raourned her asf lost. The story ia one of
lore, and may be briefly relnted. She was
deToted 10 q young man who had PROMISED
her marriage OF an early day; but as all
lovers will sometimes dc, they quarelled, and
in moment Of passion the young man left
for parts unknown. Here he had numerous
friends, and after wandering from place to
place, betook himself to Richmond. He had
NO difficulty in obtaining business, but found
there was an aching void within his
bosom which none here could FIJI Deeply
la1nenting that he had SO suddenly left
the one to! him more dear than al
Others, he at once wrote to her, ask
ing forgiveness and requesting that she
would comesto him.. She dare not ask the
permission of her parents, but she at once
resolved that she would fly to :himto whom
she had solemnly pledged the purest affec-t
tions of her young and gnileless heart.
Knowing the dangers and dif6cultieswhioha
a young girl would be likely to encounter.
at every step of solong q journey, she con-.
ceiyed the ideaof assuming mans apparel,
and lost no time in procuring jacket,
cap, and bifurcated garment. Thus attired,
she left the home of her childhood, and
reached Richmond without. trouble. Her
case has enlisted the warmest ,sympathies!
of all the boarders at the house where she
is stopping, !(for she is not only young, but
beautiful, and arrangements for wedding
are now rapidly progressing. Many of
them think that such devotion ought be
rewarded, and the nuptials are. to be brill
liantly celebrated. ssItisFbut an additional
evidence to the Thousand and oneFwe have
already had ofgwoman's uncomfortable
love, which surmounts all obstacles and
braves any dangers that may present them
selves. -
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BY Cook & Laughton. Aucfioneers,l
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.
.DARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNI-

DARLOR AND; CHAMBER FURNI-
il TURE, ETC, At. AUCTIoN.--On FRIDAY
the ed Instant ut 10 O'Clock, we viii sell at our
MAHOGANY and WALNUT wARDROBEs. Z,
IMITATION ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITE,
MAHOGANY JENNY LIND BEDSTEADS,
WALNUT COTTAGE BEDSTEADS tss< s,
Handsome SIDEBOARD and, CHINA PRESS,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHI AIRS s
Several excellent REFRIGERATOKS,
SILYER-PLATED SHOWCASE,
OAK DTNTNG-ROOM CHAIRS, 49,
LOOKING-GkASSES-di different sizes, r.ss EEsS8 {
NARBLE-TOP CABINETS aud WASH
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES, q
CRIBS, IRON. SWINGING CRADLE, $3.50 .
COOKING STOVES. $3.50 4. ~
CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE, .:se. - :
=. $500. COOK s. LAUGHTON, 49,
my2f Auctioneers.
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4ifllnloa llaIsh.
THURSDAY 900. AZ u, asss:
wAsHINGfoN LErrER
correspondence Of sle Rican,ond Dispatch.

The Runosss Cabinet Changes. Dspasf-.
saeat G,ssip-.6eanst not so Decs e h &c
Non;naf;onr. The Conservative kepnt-.
l;cdn Senator's, dc.
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that
lN:I shall; apply tozthe Auditor Of the State of
Virginia for the renewal of twocertfcatcs of Vir-
ginia State stock, eacl1 dated LIST july lS5Sone
No. aOl6 for $ll5, issued under act of 22d March,
1850 for general loans and No. 2329 for $780, issued
under act of 1st March, 1s4z, for completion Of
James River and Kanawlla canal both in my name
as commissioner in suit Brownies. Brown In Not
toway County Court. l.. A. HAWKES..
, NH 5-Th3In Exc S5JssEI5 go ss.-s-i EE.s.
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a LARGE LOT OF So. "a
Sys r BE = 70 ~ Is, lis lly-
nv rALsxER, asaAARrSs sc y f'sss
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kar.r

M ANTED, 10 purchase one, two, or
yYS three SLoAT EELfPTIE SEWING Ma
CHIMES, Apply at Ne. aos Arch street petWeehs
THIRD and Fourth streets, Gamble 3 hiil.
y INV ef.1t& - tsfst y ssss ~
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EoR RENT, suite Of very desira On
bIe ROOMS on second floor, also kitchen, III
Wood and coal-house. &c. Apply at No. 22l6, cor
~. tirnmtr rd and Broad streets. my 2l-3t*
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yssp. HOWARD 81 P0WHAgAiiMs, NJ, nv ~.
81 BERTa 4 TT0RNB a Nd 4. So ~ sSarts
kafS s sI,s 81 s ls Bssssss Once ~ Tsa
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BY Wellington Goddin,
-Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

-Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
BRICK TENEMENT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS, ON LEASEHOLD.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Messrs. L.,
Bowman and s. Stroock, bearing date 22d Febru-
airy, 1857 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court, Ishal in execution thereof proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY
the 18th May, 1868 ut O'Clock =. NJ, If fair, If
not the first fair day thereafter the property con-
viewed by the said deed. consisting of a valuable
THREE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT, located rs
above, formerly occupied by the Planters Ma
tional Bank of Richmond subject however, to n
certain deed Of lease (Which Will be exhibited at
rent of $780, payable quarterly and the taxes &C.,
on said lot and building. gsl-s
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to discharge what Is now past due under
the said deed of trust amounting to about 1el
on credit as to g. 52s q until the 22d and 18th Of
August next and as to the residue of the proceeds
on such terms as the grantors shall prescribe and
direct or on their failure to give any directions,
then on such terms the trustee shall announce ut
the time of making the sale.
a- -. JOHN NJ. GODDIN, Trustee. /.
Richmond, 9Th May, 1883.
2. s. The foregoing property was sold at auction
by the owners on the April last and was pur-
chased by A. Drummer, of New York, who has
failed to comply with the terms Of sale.
Io5sa - w. G., sAuctioneer.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY the
my2o' -, w. G., Auctioneer.
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A, SENSIBLE LErTER.---The Gazette des
Etrgagers gives letter from the Empress
Eugene, in which abe protests against the
aattery beaped upon her on account Of her
visit to the cholera hospital two years ago,
which won for her the title Of" First Sister
Of Charity in France" sfI dislike the
puff, she writes, that has been made
about my journey to Amiens. There was
no courage or merit in that visit, nothing
butts simple duty Of my: position, which |
am very happy, to have fulfilled. Don't
talk to me, therefore, of heroism. ] saved
nobody; and, indeed, it is likely that more
than one poor patient must have been in
conyenienced BY the preparations made in
the wards for my reception. Let us reserve
high-sonnding words for really great things /;
such as, for example, the sublime devoted
ness of the nuns, who are not content with
visiting the sick for an hour, as did, but
remain with them until they recover or
dies' tasls@'; zs1gyS
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DURE COLD SODA WATER, prepared
In porcelain-lined fountains, and Syrups
made from rich fruit juices by -
my9 82S Broad street.
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REAL ESI,ATE AGENTS.
ICELAND ~ CARR, ss
GENERAL LAMB AGENTS

CHAREGIYESNILLE,-N Ma,
h4Sefas selemany OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yarions
counties Of Virginia, and several desirable EOUNy
-TRYsANU TOWN HOUSES for rent.s Among
thcrn, q most fertile and beautlfuI FARM on the
canal three.qnarters OF q mile from Rfchmondl
ind ssC0BHAM PARK :, the most tonpleie and
attractive residence between Richmond and Char.
slottesytlle q quarter OF mile from yobham eta
ton, VirginaR Central railroad. my slm
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Bv Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
orthu,oet cornors of Main and Eleventh streets

BY Grubbs 81 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
VERY VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
v AND LOTS, AT THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREETS, AT
THURSDAY the 21st May, at
O'Clock p NJ, we will sell, upon the premises, the
property situated rs above, embracing the LARGE
BRICK DWELLING with about eight spacious
and airy rooms and the lot attached 42 by l04 feet
to an alley 81 feet wide.
After which win be sold the LOT adjoining on the
east, on which stands the schoo-house occupied
by David Turner, 90 by 104 feet to alley 81 feet
wide afording sufficient space for two tenements.
This property Is very desirable for residences.
being near to business, and In OF the best and
most eligible situations in the city.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance Mt q, and
L. months for notes with interest added and secured
by trust deed. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1883.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my1 Auctioneers.
P.S.-The above property has been withdrawn
from market. The sale. therefore, will not take
place. Tnly 211 G. K w.
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!, sale conducted BY LIE & Goppis, sa,,ssefs.
my 10 49, ~ = s'. q 80 ~ IS
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TOR RENT, TWO -DESIRABLE@s:s
DWELLING-HOUSES, delightfully."- sitI.k ~;
ated on Grace street between eTwenty.io9rtn anu
Twenty-fifth Apply to Mrs. ELIZA l.. VAN
tEW ext door above. W. a* - ily -l-Lh
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HELIATROPEP0W his fragrant
Ill powder Is prepared from purest starch and
sdelicatsfy perSnmed intended especially for the
j. 81 r. IL. DUPITY, hpothecary,
arnys az broad street.
1TTAND TOILET MIRRORS. New and
ll elegant patterns; and Hair Brnthes TO
match. Just receiyed by. - -. ). ss
r. =. DUFFY. ApotheearX
my6 - 80 sc Broad street.
aoMETHING NEW An TURNER'S,
a iIl4 Main street, myH
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on
y MONDAY the 25th dayof May 1858. at II A.
n, the THREE-sTORY BRICK BUILDING on
Cary street between Thirteenth and Virginia, at
satisfy executions in my hands against the Eirgi-
Dfbrel!. The said property is subject to q ground
TERMS OF SALE: For. cash sufficient to satisfy
the executions OF $500 the residue of the purchase
money upona credit of four and six months .,i for
approved negotiable paper satisfactorily en-
aT myis JOHN W. WRIGHT. s. C. r. q
SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of q dis
- tress warrant IN my hands IN favor Of William
Beers against E. 7. Townsend Il shall proceed 90
s ss e o F fsff sts
mencing at 10 O clock AN. SO much OF the stock
e BSS {S assess rse osk g y e sas I
class bookstore: The attention Of the trade is
ea ms Is . this SAFE John W. WRIGHT, c. n.
CHERIFF's sALE.-Will be sold at the
5rRRe4 S K known sSs ss e sk
terfield County, on THURSDAY, May y, 1855, ut
Il O'clock NJ the following property which was
'0mp FfFTEGNsHoR OVER ENs1SE,
ARCHAEOLOGICAL hhSfaGtsksEys VA ks ENGINE,
I DONKEY ENGINE, sysssss st+,s
SAW MILL, =
lot OF BLACKsaiITHs TOOLS, <sf.is2 80
Lot PICKS aud SHOYELS, :. ss,s, B
1MULE,
2WAG0NS, g. fE .-s.ks ~ -.
sets Of HARNESS, 8
"-NS ;5Es<S ALSO,
# PULLEYS ROPE. FL Il
HOSTING MACHINE
L A large lot of IRON, &C., &c.
taken to satisfy executions In my hands In favor OF
Sarah A. Palmer and others against the National
Coal Mining Company. szssa sssz. 49, Z ~
TERMS Cash on the premises -,,>,., Is
Deputy Sheriff Chesterfield county, va.
The above sale has been POSTPONED suntil
MONDAY, May 25, 1868, at IL O'Clock ID 49,,
my Is j. B. yADEN, ID. s. g. @. y
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HNRuSTEES SALE OF HOUSE ANDLOl

BY James II. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. S21 Main street, three doors belowSpots-
@ wood Hotel.
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BY james NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers.
Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
Il LOT, ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF, MARSHALL AND. MUNFORD. STREETS,
BY virtue of deed Of trust executed by Simon
Steinlein to me, dated the Ith day of June 1858,
duly recorded In the clerks office OF the County
Court OF Henrico, to secure the payment Of GER
tain negotiable notes therein mentioned and at the
request Of the holder portion Of the said notes
/ will proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on SATURDAY the 30th of May, 1888, at
50,clock p. M., If fair, II not, the next fair day
conveyed I'm the said deed, IS follows "a LOT OF
LAND on the southwest corner of Marshall and
Nunford Streets fronting on the south side of Mar
shall street 90 feet, and running back between
parallel lines ae feet to an alley twenty feet wide
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF u
large BRICK DWELLING and out-buildings.
TERMS OF SALE Cash enough to pay the ex-
penses of the sale-the residue terms to be nm
will be proposed as to part of 1t. 80. s.sy9 t,s.
-. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES III. TAYLOR 81
Soy, AuctioueerS, sttf my 20-l0t-
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sCAPRETS, SHADES, &C.
! SODAaWATER.

CODA WATER-oool and sparkling
ysys a1sS Sass SBUpUYsS Drug Store.
ADO y -. -. No. al Broad street.
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The above sale has been POSTPONED until
MONDAY, May Is, 1868, at 10 o'clock d. =.
my is - j. d. yADEN, ID. 8. G. G.
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TEREST.-Buy ut the oId-established
STOVE TINWARE, and PLUMBING ESTAB-
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Stoves OF every description repaired and made
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