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1856 SEVENTH STREET. A86
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS AND TASSELS
PICTURE NAILS.
PAINTINGS. ENGRAVINGS,
PAPER HANGINGS,
WUNnOW SHAnES &c


Persons having Paintings, Engravings, or Pho
tographs te Frame, invited Ia call and anime
our stock Of Oval Walnut and all Gilt Frames.
ranging In size from 6NS to Dx24 ipches: ais Rus
tic Square Frames. Square Frames made to order
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
Picture Cord az Tasses in different ralors,
from Photograph to Portrait size. Picture Rings,
PAPER HANGINGs AND WINDOW SHADES.
All grades Paper HanginRs. embracing hne Elm
broidered Gilt, Drawing Room Patterns; also, n
varied assortment of Medium and Low Priced Pa
pers, Borders, &c. Window Shades of different
sizes and colors. Private Dwellings aud Store
Shades Of any required size male TO order.
PAINTINGS AND EN0RAvINGS.
choice selection of Paintings and Engrasings,
embI acing, with others, the following gems The
Baptism, by knaus; chocolate Girl, By Meyer;
lignon; Fine Interior, BY Renoux; Dante and Beat
sen, Way, and others.
ENGRAVINGSl
Napoleon from Waterloo TO Paris 1915, Franklin
before the Lords at whitehall, Merry Making in
the Olden Time. Peace and War. Sunshine of Life,
i Having purebs.sd for CASH, shall aim BY Of
fering good articles (warranting them repre-.
sented) at the lowest remuneratiye prices, to Sc
cure liberal portion Of the public pssr;onass
ders, asd prompt settlements expected I'm return.
Any order not satisfactsrily filed viii he nmedi-
ately corrected and satIslaction guaranteed.
STERMS CASH, FOR GOODS AND LABOR.
J. 4ARKHITER.
No. 4s6 SEVbNTH STREET.
doors above Odd Fellow Hall
% ~ linz bet. ID aud y.
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THE ORIGINAL FRANC sells Gents Furnish.
Ing Goods cheaper than any house in this city,
at his popular store, 494 9th street, between ID
and Il, three doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
hecollect the No.-43. R,19,1;
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Observation-Disclosures Sets. Coral Sets, Jet
Sets, 200 new styles Buttons. Studs, Rings.
Chains, Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, re
ceived yesterday at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No 43S Pennsylvania avenue, near <
street
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To BEAUTIFY AND DRESS THE HAIR, and re-
store il 10 ITS natural color, and impart that
beautiful gloss, odor, etc, Mrs. y. 4. Allsa s
Improred (neW styie) Hair Restorsr or Dressiaq,
(in ons totte.) Every Druggist sells il. Price
One Dollar aop
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W. -, HU
Cashier, First National Bank.

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol ill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. l22 East
Capitol street, between 4th and 5th
JOHN COGGINs, Agent
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THE New YORK STEANERs.-The steame
Gibson, Of the Merchants line, has arrived a
her wharf in Georgetown with q heavy con
signment offfeight from New York for Dis
trict merchants. She met the K. T.. knight wei
on her way to New York.
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1NsANE.-An insane man named A. L. Ives
was. yesterday, taken TO the Central Guard.
house. Sanitary officer Vess turned him over
to the Hon. Richard ID. Herbert, who sent him
home 10 his family.
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ARRESTED AeAIs.-On Thursday Detectives
COomes and Miller arrested young man named
Edward Dougherty. charged with the larceny
of gun and gold scarf pin. Justice Smith
held him TO bail for court 80 --.r.
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PREsENTATION.-Ninetee teachers of tn,
Third School District, to- day presented to Mr.
L. l.. Clark, late Trustee OF the Public School.
for that District, handsome epergne, purcha
sed by them for the purpose, from Mr. VIM. b
Moses
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For CHILBLAINs AND FROSTED FEET,
Whites Embrocation is aspecific. Price 81 per
bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue
between * and 9th streets.
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= To show our simple skill.

THIS Is the True beglnnlng OF our end.
Gentlemens Garments arusucally made,
equal to any, less than New York prices. See
samples at Hennings New Store, No. 5Il 7th
street Intelligencer Building.
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AccIDEsT.-This morning, about O'Clock.
a. q youth, named Henry Thompson. was
rIdlng along - street. near Virginia avenue,
the horse on which he was seated slipped and
partially fell, throwing him from his seat 10 the
hArd cobbIe stones, W hereby he received n severe
confusion on the forehead and haa his Jeff
sAoIIder dIsloeated. He was taken 20 his
EstAxr's residence, a short distance OF, and had
AIs al uJis- properly attended 70.
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SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT A LICESsR.-Mary
Gibson was before Justice Clark yesterday,
charged with selling iiqnor without hcense
She was fined alf so.
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WARTS AND MOLEs permanently removed,
by DIR. White, Chiropodist, No. 42i Pa avenue.
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Logan will to-day prom ulgate General Orders
No. !, assuming command Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic, as Commander in Chief there
OF, he having been elected 10 that Office by the
General Eneampment convened at Philas.l-
phia, on the 18th INST. His headquarters have
esen established in this city at No 4is 18th ST.
win Gen. n. Il. Chapman as Adjutsnt General.
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ARREsTED.-Bm Moody (colored) was ar
rested yesterday by Detectives Coomes and
Miller, charged with being implicated with
Pink Jackson In robbing Mr.. West on ran
street, few nights since, OF gold watch, by
on the door STRIP. He and Pink will have a
hearing before Justice Smith az S O'Clock this
evening.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.


q NOTICE. -
q PuKIM PRIZE MASQUERADE.
THE COMMITTEE ON ADJUSTMENTS
OF The
CONCORDlA
Respectfully Announce that their
PURIM PRIZE MASQUERADE
Will take place at their Rooms, on
MONDAY, MARCH Cru, 1865.
Lists OF subscriptions for Tickets will be i'm the
hands Of either of the undersigned committee from
January 10th 1868 and will be open for subscribers
CHARLES HERzBERG. 3sI north C street,
between ~ and 9th SITS
SAMUEL HEILBRUN, 500 9TH street, between
u and + tts
CHARLES BAUM, 4s Louisiana avenue. be.
tween 9th and 18th SITS
}. JACOBSON, 446 Pennsylvania avenue, one
door east of IA street. JAZZ cost
SECOND ANNUAL BALL
WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN NEREIN.
At Caruei's Hall, MONDAY, February 3. "A
lS6s Tickets 81, which can be procured of F.
the members Of the Association. Positively ~
ia CTS "a fel-3 COMMITTEE.
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THs CoscERr OF the First Baptist Church
on I aesday evening next, viii be pleasan
affair -
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GEORGETOWN ABVERTISEMENTS.

TPUBLIC MEETING OF THE CITIZENS
N OF GEeRGETOWN.-In pursuance of a
resolution. passed 10y the Board Of Common Coun.
Gil, the citizens of this town are hereby called to
assemble in public meeting on MONDAY next,
9th instant. at half past seven O'Clock D. m in
the Hall of the New Market House for the. purpus
Of considering proposed changes in our mnnici pal
Government. CHAS. D. WEIGH Mayor
Georgetown, D. C., JAM 24th, 1865 jaa5-2t
z nOn YARD CALICOES,
O,OOO Best makes and beautiful styles at ~
cents; Loo yards do. al and ~ cents. Just re-
ceived and for sale by
BENJAMIN MILLER
ia 21-6t1 1Ol Bridge street, q cor getown
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE Co,
BAN ERs,
FiTrEtsrB STREET, oPros- rx rsEssusY,
Buy and cell o. current market rstes, and keep
constantly on hand full supply of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEVEN rBIRrIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., executed
and collections m sde o al Accessible peints.
seI-tf
+ IRsr NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
II. d. COOKE. tof Jay Cooke Co. - President.
Nm. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
13h street, oprosifs fhe Treasury Department.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
states,
~OSE MILLION DOLLARS.H
We buy and cell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EyCHANGE a1d make Collseffo.,
m ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST EIVORABLE TERMS, and give care
full attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AID FIRMS
and TO any other business entrusted to ms.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN.
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished.
VIM 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Washington, March -, 1875. mn-tf
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The NEW ENGINE HoUsE-The new house
OF he Union No. Fire Engine company is so
nearly completed TO allow its occupancy
and the company will on Monday remove 10
their new quarters. The change from their
present ill-arranged .'sO-called" engine house
VIII no doubt be hailed with Joy by the bows
II il the intention of the commissioners, when
the house is completed, TO place IN the cupola
fine fre-alarm bell. This latter Improvement
Will be acceptable 10 the citizens of the First
Ward. who are at present unable to hear the
large bells in the lower part of the city.
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SUIT AGAINST THE BANK Up WASHINGTON
TOR TAXEs.-Mr. Joseph ii. Bradley, Jr Cor
Ior:.rion Attorney, has, AT The instance of Mayor
Nallaeh. commenced suit tor the Corporation
against VIM. Gunton and John +. Cailan sur
wing trustees OF the Bank of Washington, for
-SHt.if, 3rrearages of taxes due ON the capital
stock. The bill on which the suit il brou CHR
charges taAhs ON -l5S-r5 capital stock from lS54
TO lsJe inclusive. on which there are credits OF
various amounts; on SlOs 9tJ from 1859 TO ls63
and Sc ,0o0 from Io64 10 1s61, which no cred
us haN" been given. The Mayor states that
since about l-J"- the bank has declined To paw
any tax on IL capital stock. claiming that IL had
nc other stock than their real estate, upon
which they had paid the usual taxes The
bank -ays that since the Internal Revenue Bu-
reau was organized. the bank has been maxine
Ehe usual monthly return of capital stock and
upon these returns the claim for taxes in ar
Tears - made. and the suit instituted
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A B. sILvIRBERGS, .eese
l9J SEVENTH eT1DET,
to s.sl4sifs between and b, yoa can ind
II A 3 K o EseFfEs
in endless variety Also. an Trimming necessary
sels, Gilt and silver Braid, Qimps, and Laos, and
Beads, and Bugles OF all kinda; Stone Settins 60,
beautiful Zirc Ornaments, (sonsthing newl span
q &c. &c. - !. = - de M.lm-
NE. Q. KNIGHT, AND JOIN GIBSON.
t tcn' ga fd ds ore :: follow: <&&
Leave New York, from Pier 9, East
6ESxf s ss ieo RON s ~nssrs oci
q Hish sEsss3r s s /; TsT ana AisIss
For freieht or passeee alply ct the once Of thA
company, corner Of New York svSsus ana Htb
De 8H Nv TH0nFsoH PsssS.
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Try THOMAS BOWLING. Auct; Georgetown.

RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 3Vth inst.
at o'clock in the afternoon, upon the premises
the subscribers will offer for sale, at public suc-
ton, under q decree Of the Supreme Court of the
therein depending in which J. W. p Myers Wac
complainant and Jane G. Myers ct al, were de
PENDANTS, all that valuable wharf property belong
ing TO the estate Of the late Charles Myers.
fronting forty one feet on the nth side Of Water
street, In Georgetown, and running back of that
width to the channel of the Potomac river, the
said property being between Congress and Jeffer-
streets.
Terms of sale as prescribed by decree: One
fourth CASH balance In 6, IL, and Is months, with
interest from day of sale. All conveyancing incIud
ing revenue STAMPS at the cost OF the purchaser. If
the purchaser fails to comply with the terms of
sale within FIVE days. the trustees reserve the
right resell at the cost and risk of the default
Ing purchaser 500 deposit will DE required when
the property lie struck on.
JANE c. MYERS,
J. W. p. MYERS. Trustees.
ia a Saw2w&ds THOS DOWNING, kuct
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MusrHU Est

Eerosd to grow upon the smoothest fsce IN from
fAGR4fEUR CAs ffLHLifRH the most : wo sns
fol aiscovsE IN modern seienoe, sctine upon the
Beard and Hair In an almost miraculous man
per. IL has been used by the elite Of Paris and
Londen With the most datteffng euoccss. Names
satisfaction 10 not given in every instance, the
money will be cheeruTly refunded, Price By mail,
ss.1S0 .Ic e0stnsS ei1sSsF: sRd
SHUTS . CO., Chemists, Ne 0es River street,
Trey, New York. esls aseats for the United
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SALE or INCREASES, SPRING wa.

D.Pof QHaTosfrlaSfer's Or. q
- SrH iH.oHtG Tsy4s, January :. lsSf
" al be sUid al public auction. at the Alamo. "
IN this city. on SATURDAY. the lst Of February
next, commencing AZ N O'Clock m. n Amhu-
lances and Spring Wagons, not required for the
puhlic service.
The articles must be removed immediately after
the sale
Tems-Cash, in Government fands
By order Of BrtNet Brigadier General &. n
Tompkins, Chief QuartermasteT sth Mlhtsry Dis
trict. j. q. q. LEE.
- s2-6tB Bvt. Lit Col. and A o MTsA
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ENrENsIvE SALE OF BOOTS AND BOOT.

QNorfermGNer's QAo,.
philadelphia, Pa. January IS. 1858
VIII be eoia at public auction, al SrhuylliU
Arsenal, IN this city, on TUESDAY, Febrnary {
ISIS, the following surplus stock of Army BOots
and Bootees, VIZ:
1854 pairs machine ewed Boots and
115.0o0 pairs machine sswed Bostees.
Sale will commence At 10 n. m.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds,
Any Information relative 90 the above will ba
furnished on application at this ooe. either per-
soDally or by letter y . GRIZZLY
JaB-l7tP Bvt Col and A o NJ V =
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TNHE GREATEST BARGAINS YET OFFERED
Just received at MJLLERS. IO1 Bridge stree
Georgetown, a. Bleached Shirting Nuslins 10 I2I.
and l5c. A. Androscoggin do. DO, lSc. A WAN
sutfa do do, &c A. New York Mills do do, 25c.
CalicOes. and l0c. the very best. l2l2 Our re-
naming stock Of Winter Goods selling of al
very low prices.
ia 7-lmH BENJAMIN MILLER
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O. FREDERICK BRAUER, Trustee.
By Grubbs & Williams, Auotioneers'
Eorth west corn or Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THt
VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE: , WIIE
TWENTY-FIVE ACES ATTACHED; kN nnT-s
sS "tUBURN.n SITUATED ON TIE GROVE
RSAD ABOUT DEE MILE WEST OF TIE CITY
AT Auction In execution Of decree OF IN.
Circu:t Court Of Fenrico entered on the s,n E
November. 1857, in the case OF Tyler vs. S,uoas
h Williams trustees, and ais, )" thu UNDERSIGNED,
Who were thereby appointed commissioners lot
III purpose will sell at auction, Upon tbs pre-.
r,isas on SATURDAY, LIST Of February, 1903, a. =
uclock P NJ, II fair, II not, then on the next FAR
day thereafter at the same hour the real estate 10
the proceedings in said suit mentioned the same
being tho property known al" Ubu Nm, cpn
aiming twenty-fve acres, more or less, WIN tne
buildings and improvements thereon. sltuatao
about one mile west Of tina city. fronting on tue
Grove road and running back to the Wes'naI
rnsd' being in form nearly square. The build
nps are of the most complete and duraole cnaIaG
ter combining every arrangement lot comfort
with a very attractive appearance.
Further description is deemeo unnecessary, az
tho nIa is go we'll known and 10 Justly Regarded
"a the most desirabls suburban property near the
city. ,o,so.
of sale and to paw the Of 80. IS with lnte-
rest from to 4h of July, 1887 and the further sum
Of 80 col 80 with inter st thereon from Atm anu
arv 1858 credit as to 3D. 1872. l6 until attn OF July
1863: and as to the residue, credit until the attn
anuary 1863 The said credit payments TO bear
interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser or
purchasers giving negotiable notes with an ap-
proved endorser. and the title retained by the
court until the full purchase money Is paid the
purchaser to pay taxes for 1858.
,au + + w. W SngSssM Commissioner.
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A fellow, on being asked to write tes-
timonial for patent clothes-wringer, pro-
duced the following: 81 bought your
clothes-wriDger, and I am immensely
pleased with it. bought jag of wood
which proved to be green and unfit to
burn. I run the whole load through your
thes-wringer, and / have used the wood
for kindling ever since.
A petite blue-eyed maiden, who was
nursing her fifth Christmas doll, and listen
ing to her mother and some female friends
talking about domestic broils and Chicago
divorces, created rather sensation by re.
marking, " Well, ma, Pm never going tt
marry Pm going to be widow J"
To things which you bear with impa
tience YOU should accustom yourself, ano
by habit you will bear them well.
He that strikes with his tongue mus
guard with his hands.
He is not poor that hath little, but he
that desireth much.
He is rich enough who wants nothing.
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By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
L 40 s4s 1000 AGBEs OF LAMP; WITH TIE
CHANIGsVILLE TUKNPIKE ABOUT THEE
MILES FROM The CITY Of R R1G yn.s AT
to the subscriber by F. W. E. Holman and wife,
dated 2h March 1885, and In s1
the creditor secured will sell at auction, upon
the premises, on WEDNESDAY 22d January, 1869,
at O. clock r NJ, If fair II not, then on the next
fair day thereafter Sundays excspted), at the
same hour, the PROPERTY conveyed In said
deed or so much thereof as may be necessary to
meet the purposes of the trust. the same being lots
Nos s and in the plat Of Harvie s estate the
former containing 20 $50 1000 acres and The latter
containing II 697-l000 acres.
The said land adjoins the lands OF Z. F. Morris
and Edward Crouch. was conveyed TO said Lob
man by Henry Briel, and Is the same wherein said
Lehman resides.
TERMS suti cient in cash to defray the expenses
attending the sale and to pay off bond for 81 900
with interest thereon from oath March, 1865; the
balance noon terms TO be made known at the time
OF sale. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1893.
CASPAR BRIEL, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ia 0
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Richmond AID PETERSBURG RAILROAD Col
RICHMOND. VA, August %, 1857. I

Uen6fhI T1eket Agent.
SAHU1L RuTH. Superintendent. apis
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Red Tape has often been burlesqued,
but we doubt if more extreme case was
ever recorded than the following, credited
to the English War Department:
"There is tradition, said to be histori-
cal, concerning clerk in the War Office
who once wanted peg wbereon to hang
his hat. To save the expense of car
penter ne applied for hammer and nail,
with which to drive it in himself. Six
months passed before he received any an
swer to his request, and he had long ago
set up peg of his own, when special
messenger from the Tower arrived in Pail
Mall with hammer sent to him at last
through the medium of numberless requi-
sitions and authorizations. At the same
time he was informed that it was not the
province of the Tower officials to supply
nails, but that these would come to him
from Woolwich, and after a few months
further waiting they really did arrive-a
pound Of nails, brought by great ambu-
lance wagon, with its half dozen horses
and its dozen attendants"
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Love OF CoUNTRY.-It is stated that du-
ring the war a patriot in Maine felt
ashamed of remaining at home while his
brethren were in the field, and he accord
;prly addressed the following letter to Go
yrrnor Washburn: " Mr.. Governor Wash
burn. sir feal as thoe I had aught to be
doing something for my contry, and have
YOU a curnals place for me shuld like to
have it; if you have, write me, and give
me instructions what you want me to do.
"Yours, truly"
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam b Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. IS Pearl street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
HIGHLY LAND, WITH EXCEL
LENT IMPR0VgMENTS.-By virtue Of certain
deed OF trust executed by the late Charles II.
Rhodes and wife to as trustee, dated the 18th OF
December, 1865, and duly of record in the Cous ty
Court OF Chesterfield county, Va, to secure the
payment of certain negotiable note for S5, 900.
bearing even date with said deed, and payable
twelve months after date, and by the request OF
the beneficiary in said deed shall, in execution
thereof proceed to sell at public auction, on the
promises, at IL O'Clock NJ. on tbs sixth DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1868, If fair, II not the next fair day
thereafter. that very valuable tract Of LAND. and
improvements thereon, on which the late Mr.
Charles h. Rhodes resided, located on James
river. about one mile below Rockets, and ia
Chesterfield county, containing leo acres. This
land fronts on James river, and adjoins the land
of Colonel S. Bassett French, and Is part OF the
celebrated Falls plantation. The soil is OF the
best quality, and Is highly improved. Tire build
ngs consist OF dwelling with six rooms, stables,
barns, Ice house. &c. all new, and built with
all modern Improvements and conveniences. It
of the most dssira BILE places in the vicinity OF
Richmond. a stream Of sufficient vol ume to run
small mill passes through the centre Of the
land
TERMS: Cash. IS. coo and interest thereon from
the 2ist day Of December 1857, until paid, and ex-
penbes Of sale. Terms for balance on day OF sale.
WILLIAM B. ISAACS, Trustee,
Sale conducted by PILRINToy, PULLIAA Co.,
Auctioneers. je3
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctionsers and
Zeal Estate Agents,

THRUST TEES SALE OF THAT
L VALUABLE PROPERTY, IN POwHATAH
COUNTY, KNOWN AS THE "HUG UEN IT
sPElNGS."-By virtue OF deed OF trust executed
to The sub acribers by th executors OF The late A.
s. Woodbridge, deceased. bearing date sist Octo.
Der, 1867, duly recorded in Powhatan County
sell at public auction. at the office Of Harrison,
MONDAY the 27.h January, 1858, at IL o'clock N. !,
II fair, II not, the first fair day thereafter, the
real estate conveyed by the raid deed, consisting
Of tnat valuable property known as the HUGUE g.
Wet SPRINGS, containing ONE hun DRIED AND
FIFTY ACRES, OF which above one hundred
acres are open land. the balance in original
growth Of oak and pine, en- bracing some fne
timber.
The buildings are very numerous, consisting OF
large HOTEL and q plumber Of handsome COT.
TAGkS, which cost originally from $4,000 to
sac. 00o Besides, the MIIEkAL WATERS are
held In high repute by those acquainted with
veys. there Is no reason to doubt that valuable
beds OF COAL exist on the land.
For further description of this valuable pro-
perty reference Is made TO DR.. J. J. Morsman's
edition Of the Virginia Springs. Page $50.
The attention OF northern capitaiists is particu.
larry called 10 this sale.
TERIs: Enough In cash to defray the expent as
OF executing this trust and to pay off the dc BIT
secured by the said deed, amounting 10 as TO.
with such interest as may have accrued thereon
ar as TO the residue thereof such terms as tb
said executors shall, at the hour OF sale, make
known. The taxes for 1868 to be paid by the pur.
jas JAMES 5i PLs aaiH !, Trustees.