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"Messrs Cluett & Sons, Of Troy, y. Y. ar
helcby appointed our soie Agents Tor Rutland
Village and County, VI, and we take especial
pleasure IN recommending these gentlemen 10 the
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STEINMA q SONS
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Wrofel the world renowned Steinwav Piano
al cheaper prices and more accommodating terms
than many Hier,oI instruments IL. sold far. This
instrument received the Fir, Grlul rrll. At the
PARIS Exposition, aud Is conceded "a lr the Best
Piano Made.
THE HAINE& bRO's PIANO. Cheapest First
Class Piano made. Prices from ss-5 20 ;,u" :
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nth. A TRACT OF EXCELLENT WOOD
| LAND In Hanover county near the Goochland
line containing 500 171OO acres adjoiningthc lands
| of John w. Bowles and others. The contemplated
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will run near this
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'CAIE OF yALUAt3IE LAND.-By yir.
BY Lee Il Goddin, Auctioneers,
81 .4f No. lit Main street,

Z t4Ff
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE SMALL FARM IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, ONE AND HALE MILES FROM
MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION.-Byy virtue of q
decree of the Circuit Court for the county Of Chess
terrified, pronounced on the It'll November, 1887 In
the cause styled Cooke Or. Cooke ind ais. =
wherein the undersigned was appointed Commits
sioner for the purposes therein named, VIII pro-
coed to sell on TUESDAY, 10Th May, 1858, If fair,
If not, on the next fair day thereafter, ON the pre-
misses, at ~ clock =. NJ, the real estate lleIl-
toned IN said decree, being the farm of which the
late Hartwel f. Cooke died seized, lying In the
county OF Chesterfield, between the Buckinginin
turnpike and River road, about one md q half
miles from Manchester. containing. by recent sur
yey seventy acres Of excellent farming and gardens
Ing land, upon which there Is comfortable frame
dwelling with five rooms and the usual out-buiid-
ings, adjoining the lands Of Governor Wise, a. @.
Pulliam, Esq. and others.
The tract will be sold rs whole, or divided into
lots to suit the views of bidders.
TERMS: Liberal, and will be announced ON day
of sale, afEaiE SUSANNAH G. COOKE,
Commissioner.
Z y 81 sF or my7
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! ByJames NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. SAL Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

SALE OF VALUABLE
z N! LAND,a IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER.
FIELD, ADJOINING THE TOWN on Man.
CHESTER. AND FORMERLY: A PART OF
THE FALLS PLANTATION, AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF L deed Of trust executed to me as
trustee, dated the 9Th day of December sjs 10 sc.
cure the payment of a certain sum Of money there.
III mentioned, duly recorded IN the clerks Office Of
the County Court of Chesterfield, q part Of which
has not been paid, and being required by the bne.
iciary in said deed, will proceed to sell at pab-
lie auction, on MONDAY the ID day OF June. II
lair, II not, the next fair day thereafter Sundays
excepted), OH the premises, ut O'Clock +. ",
the property rs above located, aud described as
follows : Lots designated In said deed rs l., L. and
G. Lot 4 having 20 275-l0o0 acres; lot having
24Si0-le00 and lot having 309i0-lOO0 acres These
lots lie well for building purposes and the land Is
beyery valuable for private residences and mar.
ket gardens, being contiguous to the town of Man.
chester and city6 Of Ritlinond.
The lots will be sold I'm whole, as above dc.
scribed, or divided into smaller lots, IS may he
agreed upon Oh the day of sale.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay the expenses of tho
sale and one-third of the purchase money: bal
ance on credit Of twelve and eighteen months loi
negotiable notes, interest added, and sccurcdby
deed Of trust. Taxes for 1868 to be paid by th'
purchaser.
plat of the land can be seen at the Office Of tn
auctlonecrs, and wjffbe shown on the day Of sale
$40 5f5ss4 81 4 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES u. TAYLOR &
IIcf fDupp gt5ss - II
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q ByJames b. Taylor & Son, Auctlonoa-.
a35 Onice No. e2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Ho.a,
TRUSTEES SALE OF Wallace,

- Us.lsOOA15lIS kJf1bIiOf - ~ Ia IL Pr n
ilREAL ESTATE, In THE CoIrNTyL =.
CHESTERFIELD. ADJOINING THE rau0Y
OF MANCHESTER, EXTENDING; nnur = ~
THE RICHMOND AND aDaNVIIIP9 n y, 10
lR0AD, COAL WHARF,, OPPOSITE PAL noalI.
ETTS AT tAUCTION.-By virtue OF nv noSh.
trust executed to the undersigned az .rn' .a 81
dated the 18th day of October, ls5a TO secnta =,
payment Of certain sum Of money therein ,,s W.
toned duly recorded In the Clerks Office ~ S' ,S
County Court OF Chesterfield, part of ssis, 'I e
still unpaid, and being required by Tho h nsh Is
res fin said deed we viii proceed To- ell !, @
auction on MONDAY the % day of Iva p .,s
fair, " not, the next fair day thereafter fsas,
excepted, on the premises at haIf.past Hn Tays
p. NJ, the VALUABLE PROPERTY ne re- . Sisss
located, consisting OF THREE LOTS or Ja nv
described IN said deed us b. c. and ID. IL, iphsD
tanning 80 931slo00 acres lot contanny u "a M
acres, and lot ID containing 80 3ss-looO arreS ~
bounded by the Richmond and Danyie rai M, ~
which extends down TO the coal yard ON the .oa
side Of James river opposite tic stcamboat Sssi
nj Rockets, and Is considered 10 be the hos. i
for farming or for the growth of Vegetable. IN, INV
is now In market. From its c0niguy 10 ,hs S sl,l
Of Richmond and town of Manchester hi, iar sm
rendered still more valuable. .''4
TERMS Cash enough TO pay the expenses a,
sale and one-thlrd of the purchase money baIarsa
on credit Of twelve and eighteen months for ny
gotIable notes, interest added and secured Inv ~
of trust. Taxes for 1868 TO be paid BY the purrhss
plat OF the land can be seen at the oiNce ~ n.
auctfOneers, and VIII be shown OH the day az s,i
~, n &. "a So JAMES n. TAYLOR :, : s"''
w. GODDIN, Trustees.
! Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 Soy,
Auctioneers. nv Is
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BY Lee & Goddin Auctioneers,
No. 1ll7 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM, ON
THE CHARLES CITY ROAD THREE
MILES BELOW HM0ND, AT AUCTION
Byyirtue of the provisions of deed of trust exc.
cuted to the undersigned as trustee by Edward
Hogan, and of record In the Office of the Clerk OF
Henrico County Court In Deed Book 81, page 4ls:
will proceedto SELL being thereto requested By the
beneficiary Mt public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, 22d May, 1865, at 4 O'Clock z. NJ, the
LAND conveyed by said deed the same being the
tract Of land called 'tGEORGE'S,7' containing
ONE III UNDR e d AND THIRTY.THREE
ACRES more or less. adjoining the lands of DIR.
Fl. Lofand John n. Davis, and others.
such terms as the said Hogan may prescribe, or In
default of such direction. as the trustee may think
proper. JOSEPH D. WHITE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDrN, Auctioneers.
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PETSRsBU Rsss May ~
s Tho regular patnlt nllnIstrat liens wall be
& sornew that varied on the app rvaching Sum
I day sss
Bishop White IS to concsfcs the services
of the Episcopal Church In the morning Of
Grace and in the evening at st. raul's He
win also adniniste 81 tha rite of con6rmiatio
I All both places. ss.s 'sSgl
The Rev. John Miller, Of the Washing
ton-street Presby teriaa church, VIII ex-
change paipiss With the Rev. Dr.. Arm
strong, Of Norfolk.
And the Rev. Josiah ne !. Atkinson Of
Raleigh, N. will occupy the pulpit Of
Iabb-street church, in the absence Of the
Rev. Mr.. Rutherford.
These ministers are I'LL of diat;nguished
reputation. and. should the west her be fa-
yorable. will doubtless attract large con-
rrecatsons Is the houses 81 worship where
! they respectiyely oficiate. SIS S
The residence of Mr.. Peter j.. Gogbill,
asnn4 Two miles from The city. ia Dinwid-
lSs;e. was robhed last night OF three trunks
81 valnah,a cloth;no. The rorues effected
B m sntranee thropr6 q window. and after
y remoyincs The trunks a short distance from
4hes house. h.S,ke them omen and 8rified
/ them 81 their contents The work was done
h So quietly that nothing mas. known Of it till
tile morning. No discovery has yet been
made calculated to lead to the detection of
the thieves. q.
Tomorrow Saturday being the 10th;
Z Will
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BY Grnbbs ~ WiIiiams. Auctfoneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF "a. NEAT BRICK
Il DWELLING. ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN DUVALa AND
BAKER -Default having been made
In the payment Of two Of the notes described III 3
scriber rs trustee, dated oath March, 1857, md re-
corded In Richmond Hastings Court Office having
been thereto required by the holder OF said notes
Til.;in execution of the provisions of Sid deed
sell ut auction. upon the premises, on MONDAY,
18th Of May, 1853 Mt O'Clock p NJ, If fafT II not
then on the next fair day thereafter, ut the Same
hour, the property conveyed thereby. being neat
and desirable BRICK RESIDENCE, situated as
above, with five rooms. kitchen with two rooms,
water and gas OH the premises.
The lot is 279-12 by R2 feet to an alley thirteen
feet wide. 90 .fss{ss
TERMS Sufficient In cash to defray The expenses
OF sale and to pay off two notes for the sums of
S51o so and $525 with interest thereon from LIST Sep
tember, 1857 and LIST February. 1865; credit rs TO
1851. so until ID July, 1868 and the balance upon
terms to be announced at the time of sale. Credit
payments to bear interest and be secured by trust
deed. The purchaser to pay taxes for sSs.
GRUDBs & WILLIAMS. tAucti0neers, my 10
GHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue of dis
~ tress warrant in my hands Il, favor ofN lillian
Beers against E. p. Townsend. I shall proceed to
street ON FRTDAYgthe 22d day Of May, 1888, cons
mencingat 1oo'clocle A. NJ. so much OF the stock
of BOOKS STATIONERY, &C., rs viii satisfy
the above distress warrant. The stock OF goods is
large, embracing the usual variety kept IN first
class bookstore. The attention of the trade Is
my ID ~ JOHN w. WRIGHT, s. C. r.
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ByWellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A YALUABL
! II IDII,IC- TIE A. NIIrNkn ON TILE NnRT

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
IL BRICK TENEMENT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF. MAIN BETWEEN ELEVENTH. AND
TWELFTH a STREETS It's. on LEAsEH3;Lpgs
Bowman and S. Stroock, bearing date 2M Febru-
airy, 1867 duly, recorded In Richmond Hastings
Court, SHALL In execution thereof proceed to sell
the 10Th May. 1863 at O'Clock j. NJ, IL fair, II
not the first fair day thereafter the property con-
veyed by tile said deed. consisting of a valuable
THREE:sTORY BRICK !. TENEMENT u; located sI as
tional Bank of Richmond subject, however, to 9
certain deed of lease (Which will be exhibited ut
the salel for q term Of years at an ANNUAL ground
rent of $780, payable quarterly, and the taxes &C.,
on satdlot and building. :ils.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses of
sale, and to discharge what Is now past dine under
the said deed of trust amounting to about "
August next and rs to the residue OF the proceeds
OH sucf terms as the grant0rs shall prescribe and
direct, or on their failure to give any directions.
then on such terms Us the trustee shall announce NC
the time OF making 81 sa Is. eoDDrN, Trustee
Richmond. 9th May, 1858.
by the . owners OF the April last and was pur-
chased by A. Drummer, of New York, who has
failed to comply with the terms Of sale.
my w. W, Auctloneer.
GALE OF VALUABLE LANDRY vir-
X tue or n decd of trust executed by Charles II.
Rhodes and wife, and duly recorded In the County
auction. on tie premises, on WEDNESDAY the
10th d,y of June, 1868. ], 0l3 acres of VALUABLE
LAND, lying on Mehcrrin river, in the county OF
TERMS !: s., 500 cash, and enough to pay the ex-
penses of the sale In addition; the balance on n
credit of one. two, and three years for approved
paper properly secured. shall convey only such
title as Is vested III the trustee. No doubt. how
ever. is entertained as to the title.
s up 27-M&S4w 4 II. D.srURNBULL, trustee
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PIANOS.

UNIVERSAL PRAISE TO sTEINWAY's
" PIANoS.-The first prize medal ut the great
International Exhibition, London, 1862, over two
hundred and ninety-two pianos from all parts OF
the world, awarded STEINWAY & SONS: Thirty
five first premiums gold and silver medals at tlie
STEINWAY & SONS. The first grand gold medal
nc the Universal Exposition, Paris 1861 over four
hundred pianos from all parts OF the world,
awarded STEINWAY.& SONS.
GEORGE Z. BIDG0oD, Agent, Is
60 fl,{i.sfs 5 i8f4 1913 Main street..
Also agent for the celebrated PIANOS OF CAB
LER & WORCESTER, so favorably known In our
midst. Every piano offered warranted for i've
wears which Is tile test. lmy l5-Iw] II G., l.. B.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

aTANDsoME BRICK DWELLING, No.
IL 512, ON WEST SIDE OF NINTH STREET
BETWEEN. CLAY AND. LEIGH STREETS,
FOR SALE PRIYATELY.-We offer for sale PR,
ms above described, containing eight rooms, with
brick kitchen and ample accommoda tions for SER
wants The house has gas and water, and all the
modern improvements. This is a very desirable
residence. =. III fys7 ;3sss ;,$s5g 49,
The furniture may be purchased with the house
if desired. The house may be seen any day be-
tween the hours of 10 aud II O'Clock. For. terms
applyto ~ sGRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
e INV l3 -4t ~ stizss Real Estate Agents.
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SODA WATER.
I. I L IT NOTICES, z

NOTICE All persons having CLAIMS
III N against the estate OF ELIZABETH siADE-
LINE HARRISS will present. them to me for set
Element, and all persons INDEBTED to the estate
will PAYNE only = CHARLES LAVE,
u, Attorney for Edward Sullivan, administrator.
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FOR RENT.

sTOR RENT, A BRICK STABLE G;aa
with accommodations for three horses III
and a carriage. Terms !: IS per month, payable
ncr of Grace and Fourth streets. my 15-3t*
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.s. ss: 8 t,yS s,t COMPASSIONATE OFFICE, lzi8
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, May s, 1885,
ITO MARY H.. TABB,. executrix Of the


T,O MARY b. TABB, executrix Of the
II last win of George E. Tabb, deceased Sc !, .e
And Humphrey Hudgins, 'Wyndham Kemp, exc:
t.clitors OF VS. Thurston, deceased; John ID.
ss Donoyan administrator de bonts non OF the es-
tate of elijah Barlliini, deceased; William +:
Smith, Silas C.. White, John ID. DuniaSy, ana
ROBERT e! Sears, late merchants and partners
Trading under the firm of John ia. Dunlayy q Go. ;
A. p Rowe, Ellen Randolph Tabb,' Kate Harri-
: son Tabb, and George Randolph Tabb-the last
two being infants-chil dren of George =. Iabb,
Saa are hereby notified that xed upon
the Stf day of july 1885, If fair not, on the next
fair day thereafter Sunday exceptedh 10 take ana
settle ut my Office
= First. An account of the estate of George ~.
Tabb, deceased, which came TO the hands OF the
plaintiff hisexecutrix or to the hands OF any other
person for her use. Second An account iot tne
plaintiffs transactions as the adninistratrix Of the
account of the debts due from the estate of the
said George f. Tabb, deceased to any person, dis
tgusling such as are entitled to priority of pay
IneIit and reporting the character of such debts
FoilrfIi An account of the real estate of the said
George f. Tabb, and the fee simple and annual
value thereof required to be taken by the decree OF
Mathews Circuit Court rendered ut the April
term, 1868 In suit In chancery depending IN sara
court In which you are PARTIES, pla1ntf1s, anu dc
PENDANTS; at which time and place you are re-
qured to attend.
I Given under my hand ascommissioner In chan
cery of the said court the day and year hrsL
said. THOMAS NJ. HUNBEY, 80
my e-Sat# IL IS .al.f ut Commissioners.
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yTERY HANDSOME BRICK DWELL
- ING. No. sea- ON THE EAST SIDE OF
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN, CLAY. AND
LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALEsPR1VATELY.-
We offer for sale privately the very handsome
BRICK DWELLING, located as above described,
containing eight rooms, besides store and bath
rooms and two servants rooms. There is an iron
zyerandah In front and q porch in rear. Gas md
water on the premises stable and carrage-hous s
rable residence. The furniture may be purchased
with the house If desired. The house may be seen
any day between the hours of 10 o. clock A. NJ and
O'Clock p. N. For terms apply to
{'fiss .f:fls.s ~ GRUBBS & (WuLIAMS,
nv l4-9t Real Estate Agents.
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STEAMERS.


Tor NEW YoRK-OLD Do 1ISs
MINIoN STEAMSHIP c0sPA- Szsslss =,
NY.-The splendid nav sidc-wheei s5s ~ = .p5
SARATOGA, NIAGARA. ALBEMABLfEr, . sIy
HAITER4s leave New York l for h sslalTfTRpaY
Leave Rich,aon a TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and
These ships entirely new they have sss1a
saloons and staterooms II s6spa asse a'
Freirhts for points beyond New York forws. e.
NTH dispatch, and no charge made save i0f -
s aiose ennneettons made with steamers for al
insurance effected at lowest rates When ora.ts,Js
n. u. McpREADY, President, is1 oree'''
IifA g pgSMa nj g ss Sss1
ET,oR NORFOLK, PoRTs-eEl
IN THE lanes RIvRR.--Ti fast and elrsss ant
steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain q. e. = Awe, n
sogD leaves her wharf q KS.sKn sss aY and
FR iti al O'Clock "A. IL, and returns on a'7
YAss Sc arrive osFoLKnsR ZINE sn %
connect with steamers for BAbti9ioAh
F2 III An A leayes cry POINT for PETERS
BURG on arrival Of STEAMER.
II Fare 10 Norfolk, ~ s;S sgsIcHT
,ecsir.sts mn, To "a p NJ daily for BOsTOs,
TisfoRE, pRIN CIpALLA On "a, lines itMgs
PEAKE BAY and ALI LANDINGS w w. = -
Freights Tor y-landings must be prs,p sa,si be
Letter. entrusted 20 parse1 OF sseains,s ines.
enclosed 10 Goycrnment stsnpeaa sngfiSS gsa,.
AR Afg y g q Once Rs i. steamer, Msarss-
nHTIADRLPHIA, RIcHMoND xfNN
4 AND NORFOLK sIE 5 A hsaa lS giTsffsS1S-
Nj = fs line win ieaye sRJ.
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tGtHERIFF'ss SALE.--Will be sold on
Id MONDAY the estl. day of May. 1853. at IL "A.
d., the THREE-SToRYB BRICK BUILDING on
Cary street between Thirteenth and Virginia, at
present occupied by r. II, pibre,l No. l3i2, TO
satisfy executions In nv hands against the Virgil
MIA Towing Company. D. Won Grooming, and Il. "a:
DibreiI. The said property Is subject 70 ground
rent OF $500 per year. a,s5 a aa.ls.s
TERMS or SALE For cash sufficient to satisfy
the executions or $500 the residue of the
approved negotiable paper satisfactorily ep-
dOgseds 49, -. = I, 3 y, 4, ~
s My12 20 IN W.. W kisiSt y, 9. =. ~
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NEW GooDs-NEW g O0Ds.!
Il NaVALFNTINE4 PLAG Eve have Just re,
GOODS consfst In part OF DRESS TRIM
~NfIEGS,aW HITEa GO oDS,s.N0Tl0NS,e&c: w e
desire to call special attention OF the ladies' 70
our weiisselectcd stock Embroidered and Thread
Edgings Real Lace Collars and Laces, En-
broidered Handkerchief Paras0ls, Nc, whlch we
are Offering at very low figures; - & rs,p1,
Y api4 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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lPIANo-FoRTEs .a;s

HUMANS sPIAN0-F0RTES. fgsH
i The name of 6 Dunham,. Is atpwcrfYT EFf-n
Of strength all over the country simply because
every old instrument Of the make Is an existing
proof of the sterling and admirable character OF
construction which renders Il capable OF lasting
nearly q lifetime.
The undersigned have been the Richmond agents
for these instruments for upwards OF twenty years.
They have recently received supply, embracing
their NEW SCALE, which has been SO much adj
- WooDHoUSE s PARHAM. booksellers,
my I.-st 1905 Main street.
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Tgss psY.



By Cook toIs Aurticneers
sfaiiklli; ma Sssrfidf streets.
3 TToRsEs JULES CONS, &c.; n
siil ssIi ss lSssc i 6, shan,Ser
Sxae ,ery relIa6ie y ARM HORSES Il, 81 ss
g gslss TEo ss soa 2sI.sa asa lie city
''s Eisss ss a's & 5EAueHros
81 NV mo Id q Anctioneers.
nv j; 6. Dyeriy 4 Co., Auctioneers Esa
sas kSE TN Mnin street. xz..so tsaep'
T AaGE AND ATT cTTVE SALE OF
ElJINTTEgE; 4 R,S,S a4oIs s
HIST III s Clock Ne Viii Viii Sell at our Store
corner II Ifeemtllgnd Main streets,
i SaBsEgsaiiAIR -
81 spleaaId sHol 1 silver mounted,
a 1Sra sss sto ok suitable for
,S asalsfs e s9 14s9ERs Of q
s S SSzffss sA0'i1is'
PiT cHERs, &C, a.. .f..;,
a large invoice Of DRY GOODS consisting i'm
- psfs . q a9i cAssIMEREs,
III e 3gAIICOES, HOSIERY, Is ~
so paiTs n MER,s S woMEN's, and BOYS
8 ,oz BooT ss sns s Ha4sasome or which are
The above saie win be continued at half past
o'clock in the evening, ) !. BYER11Y & Il, CO.,
myis :, :, =. aassloneers.
- q 80 nv n. a afI,fiphf a ,ctionecr.
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. am now feceiVlfiS utIFy my seCVlIu o"Pt,1' y
NEW DRY GOODS III
!, s3se rs FOR THE; g
5kss SPRING AND SUMMER, ssft
embracing all the latest styles and patterns In
~ a, DRESS GOODS
and fall ortment OF 80. ri .ffs.,yi
i CLOTHS, CASsIMERES,
CENTS FURNIsHING3 GOODS,
~ FANCY GOODS, &c.
Call and see them. ny JULIUS MEYER,
SCI Broad street, second door from Sixth.
Statesmen: WI. EGGLEsToN, JAMES p. At
fKINSON. F@ 81 .aisrI. sssia1.s 81 go s. I'D SO
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S,.Ee 1' SUPPLY OF SPRING AND

iles,EeoN d SUPPLY OF SPRING AND
~ SUMMER DRY GOODS.
We have Just received another lot of those
Handsome Mohairs, double fold, at 4sc,;; s;tf'3s
beautiful Of Cloths, Moza ll
Lenos. Black and White Grenadines for
shawis s. = s.
"A large assortment of Black and Brown Cottons
An elegant slipe of White Goods, such as Linens.
Swiss. Nainsooks, Cambrics, DC, at rernaria-
Il bly, low prices. u II q 4 q
ss59 HIRsH 81 GUGGENHIIEIIMiRllR
Sssfslsf F.ss es7 Broad street.
4 saleslnen.s j. ~. PEpIE, ]. .sKEAN. apis /.
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TOR SALE, q FINE PIANO Co.
10 Six and three-auarter octave; yeryfT k-f-p
little used and now In good order. Price mode
rate. Inquire Mt the Dispatch Office. my l4-St