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e. IiEEE1ING.

M kEN JOSHUA B. LEE d. 60.
w No. 437 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Importers and Wholesale Dealcrs IN Amer
iean.s sGernlan and French, FANCY GOODS
White Goods Embfoideries, Laces nae
Prjminings; SILK, Cotton and Linen Hand
kercliiofs, SILK Mits Gloves, Hosiery; Gents
Furnishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings;
Combs, Brushes, Buttons and SuspcnIers;
Felvets and Bonnet Ribbons. dc. 49,.
May1 1857 -1yr.
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: F.sENNL& IlEiYNTflN.

a T,'TGTsHET AT E4Svy ana So
"A LFCiTOR IN BANK RUPTCY. Cadi5.
OHIO. Parties wishing to transact any
.nuslNnss in relation TO BANKRrpToY will
so we'l 10 call on me. asss~Communica
t!ona by mail will receive prompt atten-
Tiov. ~t7e% Oct Q i6a-, #
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a. TURNER.

TTFaRMEy AZ E.Ayv CAEsEZ.
! oHJ0,wll practice in Harrison coun-
". ond give his attention particularly To
Shi'ectlhns Pctiions for Dover. Partition of
tGnda, for the sale Of lands by Administra,
tors and Guardians, Settlement of Estates
aud the Foreclosure of Mortgages, &c.
GFFlrE and l1esdcncc on Main street
nearly opposite Cadiz House.
Fph an 'E7 IL,
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HMS.i.E w EsaGsg s. CO.,
T. ANt3EF2s o. MGTSEasGsf, rsTses.
Id KEES, Ca1iz, o:lio. Dealers in Coin
change ant Promissorv Notes. Interest
on p,posis. Collections ,rqlle o, III
essi, 10 FONTS, ai,ii Remit fcr n Cur, Ell.
os Of Exchange.
callers in Government Sceurittcn. :.
&'r De" a1 lSj5-ly
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Y. DONAHUE.

"A TT,0IEEY ATLAgV. ST. t.OU.
Ia 14s.3 No, 30. .Al3 Chestnut Street, be-
sTepn Zen Ath and 9th. PRACTICES IN THE
iMISsorrt STATE Courts. Prompt ottan.
tIon given to Real Estate LITIGATION. and
10 suits relating 20 Commercial Trnnsats
uons, Insilrante, SC. Also to paving tax.
e. hr9y;,nag titles. and all other business
entrusted 70 him, r.,T ~. -
..I YasVg e..s 5.l Mar, 6. '6T-1yr
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EARe q. Fa. BROWN. HAVING
~ KF,FUPNED and permanently rOcat
ed at ca,diz, tenders his professi1nni seryi.
cos' amt snirits liberal share of the pvt
rona~e of the co1nlnuniiy rra nav, IL
FOUND, dtV and slja3tt, ut hi8 Office. e.I,3,stt,
"'e '1adiH iiouSe. June3, 1868,
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CADTX EEOETSFE.
DENTISTRY.

WA WAI.As w y. CESSNA 4sEGs
w leave to inform the public that ba
nas r purchased the Dental Embellishments of
Dr. - Fl. Harrison, and is prepared to at
tend 10 all branches of the profession with
pronptness and dispatch. ''''
stairs. Jan ,ecS "
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s. Il. Y. GUEST.

A E9NEtEa AZ QEULD ANU SILVER
Ry Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Fancy,
GOODS. Notions, Toys, Siiver-plated and
German Silver Spoons. Spectacles OF all
Ginds and suitable to lll ages, All kinds Of
Watches carefully repaired, and wARnANr-
. Charges and prices moderate. Rooms
Main Street. Cadiz, Ohio, next door to
naip & MeKinnie's Drug Store.
Dee. .t3, 1867 "
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sNs RS. MI. SPENCER,

is now receiving an assortment OF Mill.
ntry, Fancy Goods and Notions of ever,,
variety. Hoop Skirts, Cor cts. FarsS
Gloves, Hosiery, &c. Call and examine fo,
yourselves, at the old stand, three doors bo. .o.
low Clark u Ramsey's Jewlcry Store. sha ~
is confident she.can please nll both in nr;ne e
and quality. April 20, 1865. srla 's9
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Hea The nomination OF Seymour and
; Blsir unites all conservatives trc# Maine to
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frequent .Rains Daring the Wseie--l Pros
pect of a Fine Crop Of CoTn-- Tranquility
of The Receipts Of Produce. 49,
PETERSBURG, July rs, 1855,

assES5 PETERSBURG, July L2siooos
During the week commencing on Monday
we have been visited in thisregion Of counr
try with the most refreshing rains. As f far
as heard from they have fallen gently, but
in sufficient quantity for all the growing
crops. The early planted corn was as, N !, .
very suffering condition, and the yieid T W..
be somewhat cur.ailed but, fortnna'e ny,
most Of the crop was late, owing 10 the W.
spring, and this survived the dry spell with
out material injury. As August: IS nearly
always q reasonable month, we may now
regard the corn crop as reasonably safe.
The city has been very dull for the last
day or two-dull in the way Of business,
,and unusually quiet and orderly. Mayor
Burgess, with all his diligence, and the aid
Of very efficient police corps, has had no
cases in his court. The rpgues and other
offenders are held in check for the moment,
but another week may, and probably Will,
show quite as large balance the other way.
The receipts of wheat are increasing, but
prices have receded within G few days. The
highest lean hear Of to-day lie. 81 so forprlme
white and s2.35 for prime red. Receipts
of tobacco for the week are 23S hogshe ads,
against 248 last week. Eleven bales OF cot
ton are all that have arrived during the
week. .. !
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Cuap OF CRIPPLE Liverpool has = q
good local story Of tiger which escaped q
Prom 8 menagerie and terrified the suburbs
for some hours. In one outlying district :, q
man who had +" lost the use Of both legs "
had sat for twenty years g sturdy, stunt
ed vagrant making goo, thing &C. out i Of Ss
fessional profits the road where he had
on the morning Of the tigers escape, the
scene of fierce stampede. Down 1t poured
pel1-meli men, women, and children, at
full speed, screaming with terror and cry
inr out, "The tiger 1.-THE tiger !" The
cripple had heard the newa Of the tigers
escape, and now fear lent him Legs, or
restored his old limbs; he started up, threw
away the big bowl on which he had sat
doubled up every day, and with an energy
that left nothing to be desired, he bounded I'd
down the road and soon outstrlppsd al
f fSe seFipss Was 'f never seen again, at
least in that neighborhood.
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t.,s benea.h. The shores. here and there,
ga bardared With smiling fields Of grain,
r y down. to the very brink, as u %
bathe their parched feet in the cooling rip
This lake constitutes, 9 portion Of inc
thoroughfare for common travel to the .
White Mountains. From g Centre Harbor, !"
q village at the head Of the lake, IT Is ntty
miles by stage to Mount Washington,
II this unaffected account of the charm
ing scenery here may tend in the least a ';s
gree to mitigate the heat of Richmono, III IN
your cases in the Dispatch office, OF IN tne
case of any new New-Englander, you may nay
put It in your paper or into the odsses, anu 40
I viii remain yours truly TIL ! return g
the good old capital Of, Virginia ana 70 my
home with you. .t ''s - y oAH -
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BY A. C. PulIiam, Auctioneer.
rHAT VALUABLE FARM aaREEN

THAT VALUABLE FARM "GREEN
4 MEaDOW,nON THE YORK RIVER RAIL
Road NEAR MEADOW STATION, NINE
MILES FROM RICHMOND, IN HENRICO
COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.=At the
request OF Hessrs. George w. and L!st0n II. Gate
wood, ] will sell, on the premises, on TUESDAY
the 2sth july instant at IL O'Clock M., II fair. II
not on the next fair day thereafter the very valu
able farm "GREEN MEADOW containing
(s2st) SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE
AND SEVEN-EIGHTHS OF AN ACRE OF
LAND (be the same more or lessl, situated on the
Chickahominy river, adjoining the lands OF Wiz
II. Savage, and Martha Alien, being the same land
formerly owned by Joseph E. Crouch deceased
with all the Improvements thereon, which are ex-
tensive and in fair preservation, consisting OF
large DWELLING with some twelve rooms, and
out-buildings Of various kinds quilted TO large
plantation-among them one dwelling formerly
used by the manager. -Four hundred acres are
cleared, and have been under cultivation, about
one hundred acres OF which are No. Chtcka-
homfny fairgrounds the balance In woods Of
original growth OF pine oak, maple, and ASH. :
This is considered one Of the most valuable
grass-growing and stock-raising, besides ttiabie
farms In the neighborhood, and should attract the
attention of farmers and stock-raisers. &c.. 81
Persons DESTROYS TO attend the above sale car
take the York River cars, which iesYe the city
early In the morning, and arrive aS Meadow station
In time to give them an opportunity or viewing tne
premises, or go by private conveyance on the WI
liamsburg road. 4l.-s...r.-.-ss--..s.-g,
Taxes for 1858 to be paid by the purchaser.
TERMS !: 0ne-thtrd cash The balance at Elk,
twelve and eighteen months, negotiable Botess IN
terest added, secured by a deed Of trust.
jyl6 A. &. PULLIAM, Auctioheer.
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BY E. A. j. Cfopton, q
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Ta,tl hot,yoor MAR, and Rank streets.

8 . .
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. HOUSE AND LOT ON THE EAST SIDE
UNION HILL, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AT AUCTION.-By virtue of the provisions OF
decree of the Hastings Court Of the city Of Rich
mond entered on the 25d day Of June, 1853 In the
chancery cause Of Carter Us. Clopton, trustee, et
dLs, shall proceed under the terms Of the SAID
decree and the deed Of trust mentioned therein,
from Caroline s.. Carter to myself, dated August
2sth 1887, at the request Of the benehciaries-
Messrs Liggan & Newell--to sell at public auction,
at ,clock p. N. on THURSDAY the 9Th day OF
August 1885, ON the premises. the, LOT OF, LAND
conveyed in the said deed, fronting 90 feet on the
east side of Union or Concurrence street. anu run
ming back between parallel lines lao feet 70
street so feet wide, with FRAMED DWELLING
thereon recently built Of the best materials con-
tanning four rooms. Selling as trustee, shall con-
vey the property by special warranty.
TERMS Cash as to so much as may be necessary
to defraJ the snenses attending the execution OF
the trust and for the payment of the Of 1924 2s
andacredit on the balance to be paid, Interest being
added. as follows On the 2sth Of August 1888, the
sum Of $10e; November 2sth 1868. 8lo7 so; Febru,
airy isth, 1869, $780, May 2sth, 1889, $llo.so; and
August 2sth, 1859, $ll2 with approved endorsed
negotiable notes secured by trust deed. AS TO
any surplus over and above the said sums on such
terms the said Caroline S. Carter or the trustee
may direct on the day Of sale: The taxes for the
year 1858 TO be paid by the purchaser.
Nv Fl e. A. j.. CLOPTON, Trustee.
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IMPROVED AND UNIMPR0VED REAL
L ESTATE IN MARKS ADDITION, ON
HULL STREET, FOB SALE AT AUCTION
At the request OF Mr.. G.. A. Perry will sell on
SATURDAY the LIST Of August at O'Clock p. NJ,
ON the premises -
First. The LOT and BUILDINGS thereon at
the corner of Hull and Jefferson streets, fronting
on Hull street fortyseyen feet two inches and run
ming back seyenty.five feet. This property Is
situated Immediately at the corporation line, and
we'll located for q grocery store.
Second. The vacant LOT at the intersection OF
the Petersburg turnpike with Hull street !eon-
tinued), IN Marks addition. opposite the residence
Of Mr. James Briggs, being Lot No. Of a TRAN.
gular square, fronting on Hull street ls2 feet and
running back OF irregular depth on the Peters
burg turnpike ls5 feet and the western line les
feet-eegantly located for store OF any kind, and
to accommodate the weary traveller with produce
and marketing coming to the city.
TERMS I: One-third cash balance IN negotiable
notes at four, eight, and twelve months interest
secured by trust deed Taxes for 1865 to be paid
jysa A. c. PULLLAM, -Auctioneer.
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A Richmond Man In Search of Cool
Place.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
DIAMOND ISLAND, WINN1pIsEoeEE LAKE, !
New HAMPSHIRE, July %, 1868.
Last Thursday night took refuge in the
Washington train from the scorching at
mosphere of Richmond to find cooler
cline among the Granite Hills. After
thirty-eight hours of excessive heat and
sitting dust was dropped at the depot of
the capital of this State.
Along the whole route there were most
positive evidences of abundant crops. The
tshay season. is in full blast, and the
"honest yeomanry" are of opinion that
the crop was never better. Ocular demon
stration convinces the writer of the correct
ness of the opinion. The season has been
the best possible for securing it. The corn,
although planted but seven ~ weeks since,
presents healthy and luxuriant appear
ance. Much of it is now in silk, and the
prospect of an abundant harvest was never
brighter. "
The heat has been more excessive than
before for forty years. This is the expe-
rienoe of the coolest inhabitant.'' The
thermometer has ranged as high as los de-
prees FAHRENHEIT, both here and in Canada.
There nave DSeu luduy C6ScS VI oulSlIuhc,
and laborers have been driven from their
work in the fields. A few days since
Aouarius, indignant at the tyrannical sway
of old Sol, gave us copious shower-bath
f. I'm his urn.
u esterday 325 excursionists, myself in
Ill /, chartered an extra train and came
th;sta our miles to Weirs," situated on
tha r., IN, Concord and Montreal rail
road ro D nssr the mouth Of this romantic
1 lOsa n ..ss, % we we're borne on the
tas, m. ..s. ner Lady Of the Lake" to
th;s Island . he island takes its name
shs : .aaas.., ion. The lake is twenty
i laup miles mi is iens. h, and an Indian ira
lition says that there are as may saaas
N it as days in che wear, is aEor year sa a
,luded. The polite capl ! a ai tbs hat d rs
hat 276 had been surveys 800 80
ire inhabited. the usn;,a
The Winnipiseogee, meaning into Emo
{ the Great Spirit when turned .ou,anf;c
sb ia the most beautiful and !. IN
beet of wafer the writer ever behela, ',ftv
i ' sides Il I is snr,pundsd by hills and l. E
' o. with I. .be sky, as if stand,
6 as sentinels t. guard sas sleeping va !
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

r ARGE AND WELL-ARRANGED DIS
TILLEIiY, ON MOORE STREET, IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND; ALSO, AN EXCEL
LENT STEAM ENGINE, &C.. FOR SALE PR
VATELY.-For sale privately, that valuable pro-
perty located as above, having front of 156 feet
on Moore street. running back about 400 feet to Ba-
cons Quarter branch.
The improvements on this lot consist of large
new brick building, covered with slate, granite
basement, 5Ox8O feet also, one other brick build
ing 2ox4O feet also, large brick stable, granite
foundation, covered with slate, 50X20 feet besides
several other sheds.
In the large brick building is complete set of
DISTILLERY FIXTURES and APPARATUS
nearly new, and cost, rs learn (Hithout the real
estate), about $780, o00 and constitute. as am in
formed, one of the most complete distilleries in
Virginia. A full supply of pure spring water, con-
veyed by pipes, passes through the whole property
thus adding greatly to It's value.
A LARGE STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
and All additional BOILER Of 1o0-horse power
will be sold with without the real estate may
be determined at The hour of sale.
The foregoing real and personal estate present
great attractions to those disposed to embark In
the distlllery business in other, manufacturing
purposes.
The foregoing valuable property can be pur-
chased privately at low figure, or the machinery
and fixtures can be purchased separately from the
real estate.
A great bargain will be given If application be
jy 27wst w. GODDIN.
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BY Wellington Goddin-
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TIME VALUABLE FARM cALLE sl

TIME VALUABLE FARM CALLED
tFAIRFTEtD.,, IN G0oCHLANDC 0gNr.,
TY NEAR 10 JAMES RIVER, THIRTY:MSvrE
NILES FRoM R1CHMoNsD,; rCo G rs I, Ne
request OF j. B. Budwe1l, Esq.,. I shall oter lor
sale at pnblic auction adte ss. ine a sIe
1883, at IL O'Clock Nj. the VALUABLE; FARM
owned by him called 'sFAIRFIELD, =" adtoiningshe
Boiling Hall estate and the lands OF Waiser ~;
Ieake and Miles C. selden, containing ,FoUR
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, Of which three
hundred acres are open land and one hundred ana
afy wood land the open land there are about
one hundred and fifty acres 0f low-grounds De5loes
about fifty acres of second low grounds. A large
portion Of the highland Is Of very superior quality
and can. with some Improvement. be made very
productive. 1t would be difficult to; find another
BODY Of land of the same size containing so largea
proportion OF really fine land. The houses on the
place are sufficient for family Of ordinary size,
with ample accommodations for servants stables,
courthouse, tobacco-house, etc. The houses,
though somewhat out Of repair, are now in use.
TERMS Accommodating, and made known at
the hour Of sale.
3y If AuctfOneer.
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INFORMATION WANTED.-0ne little Cigar
den patch" of ours has been profitable,
very, this season. The bugs ate up the
cucumbers and the chickens ate up the
bugs, the neighbors' cats ate up the chick
ems, and we are now in search of some.
thing that will eat the cats. Can any OF
orr agricultural friends aid US
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FrGHr1NG BY MEAsURE.-The usual place
of resort for Dublin duellists was called the
Fifteen Acres. An attorney Of that city,
in penning challenge, thought most likely
he was drawing lease, and invited his an,
taeonist to meet him at /" the place called
Fifteen Acres be the same more or less. :"
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r. MATANZAS MOLAS-
- BY Grubbs q Williams. Auctioaeers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
TRUsTEE's SALE OF TWO VALU

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALU-
4 ABLE GRANITE-FRONT STORES ON
THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
Mrs Frances Tompkins to James Bosher, trustee,
dated sth q ss: and recorded IN Rishm9nd
trustee, appointed by the said court will sell at
auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY, 2sth OF
the next fair day thereafter, at the same hour the
real estate conveyed in said deed, being TWO
LOTS OF GROUND situated on the east side OF
Fifteenth street, upon. which stand the granite.
front tenements Nos. and 1o-the former lately
occupied by Mr.. Charles Howard, and the latter
now occupied by Messrs. Hill &c Peasants.
The lots front about 20 feet each and run back 100
This property is very desirable for commercial
purposes, and is worthy the attention Of persons
seeking safe and profitable Investment
TERMS Sufficient in cash to defray the eI penses
OF sale and to discharge the balance of the debt
secured by the said deed of trust the same being
g. u.s. Is with interest from the I'D OF August 1859
the balance upon terms to be made known st the
time of the sale. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS
Substituted Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Jy IL
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RESTAURANTS, DC.

VETELLE, REsTAURATEUR, No.
~ 1901 MAIN STREET, has constantly on hand
all the LUXURIES and everything In season that
can be obtained In this latitude-aIl served up In
the best style at his tables furnished to order
for dinners or parties In his own saloons or at the
residences of citizens.
The best LOU ORS and BREWED DRINKS
his bar. Excellent CLARET. suitable for the =
son; at only GtA CENTS per bottle: -
TURTLE SOUP and STEAKS TODAY.
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By Francis T. Isbell.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TOUR NEAT FRAMED. AND ONE
Il BRICK TENEMENT AND TWO BUILD
ING LOTS ON BROOK AVENUE, LEIGH,
HENRY. AND CATHERINE STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold nj auction
upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY the goth day
OF July, 1888 commencing at O'Clock Z. NJ, the
following property: -
A weIl-arranged FRAMED TENEMENT on the
west side of Brook avenue near Monroe street,
with SIX rooms; kitchen and other out-houses ::
having an excellent grape arbor, pear, peach, and
plum trees Of the most choice kind. a.E
An excellent FRAMED TENEMENT adjoining
the above, containing four rooms !; Kitchen. wood
house, &C., with water throughout the building
This property is wel-arrapged for store and pri-
vate dwelling.
A neat FRAME TENEMENT; containing fonr
rooms, with water In the building, and 4 coal
house &C., attached, on the north side Of Cattle
rIne street between Monroe and Henry.
Two pretty BUILDING LOTS, one OF which has
on it neat brick building with three rooms, fruit
trees and water on the premises, fronting on the
north side Of Catherine street between Monroe
ana Henry. -
on the corner Of Leigh and Henry streets. and a
good BUILDING LOT adjoining, fronting on
Henry street.
iy25 AuctiOneer.
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TOR RENT, THE DEsIRABLE@;
COTTAGE RESIDENCE known asE:l
1sJohnson Place" on the. north side of Grove
road, with twelve acres attached. The house mas
about six rooms Kitchen stable, &C.. all In good
order. a.re-- Is,
vegetables now growing on the place, CON-
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
v27-5t Auctioneers, No. s21 Main street.
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NOTICE.-Having been appointed trus-
In tee for j. @. Miller and s. NJ. Price, Agent,
and being ordered by creditors to settle The busi
ness without delay beg all indebted to give their
r. P. RICHARDSON,
corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
JuLy is, 1888, 5yls~2w
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BY Sampson Jones, DR., d Co., -
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee Of
N Henry Exall, bankrupt, I viii, on SATUR-
DAY the sth day OF August next, at P. NJ. sell At
auction, at E1all's building, Twelfth street near
the corner Of Main, the fine GRANITE QUARRY
known as Pages Quarry situated in Henrtco
county, on the James River and Kxnawha canal
about two and half-miles from Richmond. II has
four to five acres Of land The granite Is reputed
TO be Of very superiorquality, and there Is said
Also, the BOAT and TOOLS belonging to the
Of Ninth and Byrd streets. 1s1tt ~
Also. all the right and title OF Henry E1all to
HOUSE and LEASE OF LOT on Twelfth street
near corner OF Main.
Also, the SHEDS on Twelfth street, with the
TOOLS and OLD IRON in them, next 70 said
Also. lot Of SANDSTONE.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash; balance IN
three and six months, negotiable notes. All sums
under 800, cash. JOHN JOHN9 DR.,
jy II Assignee OF Henry Exall.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
III FOR SALE SEPTEMBER lsss.-This
splendid property is decreed to be sold for parti
ton on the lsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
For full particulars, see National fatsttf1escsT
aud every Mondays issue OF New York Herald TILL
day OF sale. JOHN b. BALDWIN,
HENRY d. Mle'HlE,
JOHN ECHOLS
DAVID FULTz,
jy!a-tds Commissioners.