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BRICK YARD FOR RENT.

TNHE spNDERSIGNED have a Brick Tard,
\ near the one which they are now using,
which they wish 10 rent, furnished or unfurnished
9 %. ATKINSON d SONS.
sRoek Island, April 8, DIFF. al k.aIsT !
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THE JAPs.-Look out for sport at Darts
Hall, to night, where the Japs will hold forth
in their unrivaled style, performing feats of
ledgerdenain to make fellows hair stand
on end. See handbills, posters, and adver-
tisement. s...
The Davenport Democrat thus alludes to
their exhibition in that city:
One ofthe largest audiences that have ev-
er assembled at any foreign performance in
this city, greeted the 'tJaps" last night at the
Opera House, and Judging from the frequent
enthusiastic rounds of applause, those pres
ent were hugely pleased. The lengthy and
interesting programme was faithfully carried
ont as announced. The tumbling by the ju-
veniles was alone worth the price of admis-
sion. They are as graceful gymnasts as
have ever visited this city. The boy artist
GAN Right" didn't get himself into any posi-
ton or perelous attitude that coniieted with
his name during the whole of the perform
ance. His talented brothers, "Dan Web
ster" and "You Bet" are also very graceful
contortionists. The Tub Pyramid, Magic
Ladder, and the Suspension acts, showed an
amount of muscle and skill that was surpris-
ing. All the various performances as they
appeared in succession were lucidly explain
ed by the jap Stage Manager and Master of
Ceremonies. All who were present unite in
saying that it was an excellent performance.
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SECOND HAND PIANO, for sale at bar
gain, at Wallaces Music Store, Davenport
REscuE ENGINE COMPANY will have O
dance at Rodman Hall on the night Of the
22d.
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NJ f. CHURCH.-Rev James B. Correng-
ton, d. D., of the Southern Illinois Confer
ence, will occupy the pulpit of the M. E.
church, tomorrow. both morning and even
ing at the usual hours of service. ~
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FoRTY CENTS line viii be charged for
Zach insertion of all articles under this head.
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Daily ARGUS.
premium fob Printing.

orders for Jos PRrsTrsG viii meet with prompt
attention at the ARGUS OFFICE, aud be executed
l., t:c very best manner and at reasonable rates.
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RIVER ITEMs.-The Hawkeye State came
up at i O'Clock this morning, putting off 20
cases of tobacco for Darts Sons Is bun
dies of lightning rods, etc. for c. B. Mar.
shall; 2 coils of rope, and 2 packages for
John Echols o lot of household goods for
Updike & Co.; 20 bundles of iron for Skin
ner & Son, and SO boxes of glass for Harper
4 Co. The Pembina came up this morning,
putting off % packages of groceries, and
100 kegs Of nails for Robert Lee, Of Coal
Valley. The Dubuque came down this
morning with big trip. The Minnesota
will be7up tonight, and the Mnseatine down
tomorrow. The northern line steamers
seem to be doing fine business this week.
The Iowa City will leave here on Monday
for Clinton, and the Countess and New Bos.
ton for Montrose.
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ANOTHER BEANcH.-Robinson & Spencer
having despaired of being able to defeat the
building of the great free b.idge, and aux
ious to repair the poverty handed down to
them from their iIlustrious forefathers, have
added another branch to their business.
They have converted their wheezy old craft
into o tow boac, and can now be seen pro-
pelling RATS about thesriver almost any day.
IL is true, their charter doesn't exactly speci-.
fy that they shall attend 10 odd jobs Of this
kind, but of course the public can well
enough wait, k.owing their extremely. ina
pecuniosity, and having been well disciplin-
ed in. the waiting" process, for sometime
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l Cures Fevers, Congestion, determinations rs
2 q" Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie IS
8 CryingiCoiic or Teeshing of Infants25
A &" Diarrhsa of Children or Adults.
5 Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Colie...25
6 4" Cholera-Eorbus, Vomiting ............25
Z =" Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis....,.,......25
8 /" Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache -. 20
9 " Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo.25
10 I" Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. IS
IL Suppressed, or Painful Periods.......25
IL B." Whites, too Profuse Periods.
IS " Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing. as
Ii Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions..25
10 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains.......25
l6 Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues so
II Piles, blind or bleeding .,...............56
Is Opthalny, and Sore or Weak Eyes. SO
10 " Catarrh, acute or chronic, Influenza so
20 Whooping Cough, violent coughs....50
81 Asthma, oppressed Breathing. .........5o
p Ear Discharges, impaired hearing so
% Sorofuls, enlarged glands, sweIiin gs..5 so
"a General Debility, physical weakness SO
IS Dropsy, and scanty seeretions.......
26 /" Sea Sickness, sickness from riding g.. so
% Kidney Disease Gravel ..........50
2S Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
ns,involuntary Discharges 90
% Sore Mouth, Canker-......,.............
80 Urinary Weakness wetting bed ,.....5 SO
81 Painful Periods, with Spasms .......,.50
80 '' Sufferings at change of life...........1.e0
80 Epilepsy, Spasms, st Vitus' Dancel.00
81 Dtphtheria, liberated sore throat....50
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ENTERTAINMENT AT DARTS HALL.-The
Burlington papers speak very highly of the
novel entertainment given by Johanna Cluas-
sen and Mr.. Cooke, in that place. They
will shortly appear in Rock Island, Geneseo,
Dubuque and other western towns, and the
entire originality of their musical and
dramatic naelange must ensure them entire
success. This is the only entertainment of
the kind in America, and their reputation as
artistes will be enriched BY its production.
We learn that they will pay our city visit
some time next week. AS amusements have
been rather few and far between with us of
late, and this one promises to be worthy of
the attention of our most refined taste and
talent, the artists viii no doubt be greeted
with crowded house. ....r-..s 3 Sc
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The CRoPs.-A gentleman who has just
returned from trip to Mercer county, re-
ports that the farmers are not at all dis
Outraged at the weather. but, on the con-
trary. have put in nearly all their corn crop.
tie also states that, in the past TWENTY-FIVE
years, he never saw a better stand of wheat.
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CoLLTsIoN.-The steamer IOrioleA ran into
the New Boston on Wednesday, fzArEM Mrs
tine, knocking q hole over foot square
above her water line on the starboard side.
The damages we're Immediately repaired,
and she will make her regular trips between
here and Fort Madison !. a8594aaea
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PONDS EXTRACT,

Cures Burns, Bruises, Lameness,
Soreness, Sore Throat, Sprains,
Toothache, Earache. Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Piles, Sore
Eyes. Boils, stings, Bleeding of the
Lungs, Nose, Stomach, or Of Piles;
Corns. Ulcers, Old Sores Price 30
cts. to 41.1S- ks# @f Eel
&a- These Rsmediss,s except PONDS EX-
TRACT, by the case single box, are sent to
any part of the conntry, by mail or express, free
of charge, on receipt of the price.
Address FUMPHREYSsSP SPECIFIC
= HEMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO,
Office and Depot, No. 567 BRoADwAY, New York.
DR.. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his Office,
personally or by letter, above, for all forms of
disease.
For sale by HARRISON d sTARKs, Daven-
port Iowa, and o. GR0TJAN, Rock Island.
3 febf4d1y.
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SCHOOL Pic NIc--The German and En-.
gIish school win hold its annual pic, mic at
the grove back of Bailey Davenport's, on
Monday next. There will bea public pro-
eesslon, and the usual exercises at the
grove. Good music will be. in ,attendance,
and suitable accommodations for dancing.--
Refreshments also in abundance. Aah.S /. !
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b IMPRoyEMESTs.-Duriug the fire, easly
this spring, in that vicinity, the store-room
of Burgh Bros was considerably damaged.
That enserprising grocery firm determined
that, while making repairs, it might just as
we'll secure facilities commensurate with the
requirements of its business. This has been
done, and the result is, splendid additional
store room, twenty feet wide, and ninety feet
deep, forming, with the front room, one of
the most adaptable business places in the
city. A new and extensive stock of groceries
is now being laid in, in addition to that on
hand. AS will be seen by quarter column
advertisement elsewhere, Burgh Bros. be-
lieve in letting their light shine. Read it.
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SIMILIA SIMlLIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HoHGE0PATHTc SPECIFICS

nAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success: Simple,
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable. They are the
only edicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
so simple that mistakes cannot be made in US
ing them; so harmless to be free from danger,
and so efficient to be always reliable They
have raised the highest CONDENSATION from all,
and will always render satisfaction: k
Nos *@ a@- s. Cents
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OF 50 to 20 large Walls, moroc-
CO or rosewood case, contain
ing specific for every ordina-
ry disease a family is subject
to, and books of directions,
-E3.t From $40 to $50
Smaller Family and Travelling Cases,
with 30 to IS walls from IS to 90
Specifics for all Private Diseases, both
fer Curing and for Preventive treat
ment, in walls and pocket cases. .frem SO to $5
pnNnsS EyTu ACw
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SPECIAL uoTxczs.

n R. JAMES, FORMERLY OF JAMES
- Lock Hospital. Custom-House street, New
Orleans, Ia, Established in 1s50), for the last
seven years located in Chicago, ILL.,, can be con-
suited at his office and parlors,
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1ANFUhIH U JUN ES,
Rock Island, Ills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-25
BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

fs1 Z
GALE, OF VALUABLE FARM IN
- CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. ON LANES
RIVER SEVEN MILES FROM MANCHESTE;IRs'
CALLED - FRIEND,S.3 CONTAINING Sc
VEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY .AGREs.-AGt Nth the
request of the Virginia Iron Manufacturing COM
pany. will offer for sale on the premises on
FRIDAY the 9th day of May; 1883; mmediatety
after the sale OF Henry w. Fishers real estate
Say at O'Clock p. NJ, the FARM called
Friends In Chesterfield county, on James
river. about seven miles above Richmond on
which there are three good landings and q river
front of about one mile; about one hundred acres
are excellent riyer bottom, two hundred acres OF
wood land, and the balance mostly cleared high
land, producing remunerative crops of wheat
corn, and tobacco. There are two good mill sites
on the farm. an unfaiIing stream Of water running
through the land
dwellng-hoses, kitchen quarters, tobacco-llOuseS,
barns, stables and icc-house. -
Possession can he had Immediately upon the
purchaser paying for the growing crops at valua-
ton.
TERMS: One-fourtl, cash :; balance at six.
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
my 25 rss5ssea 81 W. GODD1N, AuctlOneer.
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ny Wellington Goddin.
Auctionper and Real Estate Agent.
RUsTEEs, SALE OF THE VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUABLE
i ESTATE OF SIX HUNDRED "A, AND EIG G
SEVEN MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, CALLED
ttWESTHAM."-By virtue of deed of trust exc
cuted to the subscribers by Mr.. Benjamin W.
Green to secure to hlr. William D. Sims certain
sums of money. amounting to $50 600, bearing date
sth August 1866, duly recorded in Henrico County
Court we shall, in execution thereof and at the
remest Of the assignees of four of the bonds Sc
cured by the said deed, each for the sum of $5 0o0
on which the interest has been paid on three of
them to tire Ist january 1852 and on the other one
10 to ae is on the PREMISE on oNDRY the sth
Nav, 1865 at 70 NJ, If fair # not. the first fair
dny thereafter that very VALUABLE ESTATE
called UWESTHAM,n on James river, seven
miles above Richmond, now In the occupancy of
Mr. r. w Green. containing SIX HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-SEVEN ACRES. including an adj
ioining tract OF SIXTYsONEACRES, of which
large proportion Is low ground of fine quality
and the high land Is also In good condition, with
the place. The improvements are ample for such
an estate, consisting OF a large and excellent
dwelling. brick barn. stables, quarters, etc. This
estate is so well and fayorably known that further
description Is deemed unnecessary. ~
whilst the deed requires that the property shall
he sold for cash to defray expenses of sale and to
nav off the amount due on said four bonds, inclnd
Inc interest estimated at about S9s ooo yet we
authorized by present holders OF said bonds 20 say
that thew will accept one-sixth cash; balance at
one two and three years for bonds Interest paya-
HE half yeariy) secured by q trust deed. ?
Full possession at the end of the year, but par
<tiai possession In time to seed wheat. ~
.s.mvs W s1 aIPpPaEhRisoN, Trustees.
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PETERSBURG, May %, 1868.

PETERSBURG, May %, 1868.
During the week ending to-day the re-
ceipts of tobacco have amounted to 473 hogs
heads, against 2ll last week. Though the
latter number was less than for several
weeks previous, yet, on the whole, tnere
has been n steady increase Tor some tliie
past. A part of the late arrivals has peeh
of very good quality, but the average IS by
NO means eoual to that Of former years.
The total inspections since the first OF DC
,ober are +. 396 hogsheads. 1t is difhcnh to
sav what proportion Of the crop this is
equivalent to-. Last year the aggregate was
abont IL 900 hogsheads, and II appears &c! 10
no >+ha. General opinion that this crop will
fall short of the preceding one.
Merchandising the backwardness OF the
600 cor, we have heard OF no complaint OF
.any probable scarcity of tobacco plants in
good time for setting. Such planters as we
have seen state that there is an abundance
(of fair size) at the present time.
1t were greatly to be wished that We
could speak encouragingly of the material
growth of the city. But We hear Of very
few houses being built. Here and there
we note evidences OF Improvement, but at
the same time there has been decline in
rents since the first of the year, and not a
few stores on our principal streets are un-
occupied. But until revival takes place
in the agricultural interest there can be no
return Of prosperity to the cities. And
that revival, according to all appearances,
will be very gradual. f
As the old police corps is now on the eve
Of giving place to the new regime, they de-
serve some public acknowledgment Of the
efficiency with which they have guarded
the interests Of the city. Hwould be q de-
serving compliment if the citizens were to
get up some testimonial in their favor.
Their services have been rendered OF o
time when the foundations of society were
almost broken up, and when thousands
were on the watch to depredate on the pro-
perry Of others. AS an evidence OF their
vigilance It may be stated that since the
!. lst OF january, 1866, the number OF ar
rests by the police proper amounts to two
thousand eight hundred and twenty -four.
Mayor Burgess, judging from his success
thus far during his administration, is likely
topay his salary. Up to this time he has
collected $500 since the first Of the month.
ms really seems like atfording some relief
10 the exchequer Of the city. 8, -.'.s.'
.:.h;a serk elegantly gotten up, under the
s: u y. usnnsalogy Of the Lee Family Of Vir-
lnis = a ~ MARYLAND, published by Richard
son q 20. new fork, is now on sale at our
bookstores. II was prepared by Mr.. Meade,
OF Asbemarie county, and contains notices
Of the more prominent members Of the fami-
ly, with number of illustrations. II is a
quarto volume of aboAt one hundred pages.
Greatly as the people Of Virginia love and
admire General Lee, It is 10 be feared that
7 not many are in o situation to pay six dol.
laRs for the work. 2 isEEs4 >.
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asssmbisd company the touching verses III III
many years ago. The authorship Of this
sweet little poem Inns been generally MS
cribed to Tyrone Power, who visited the old
building about the time il was found. Other
names have been mentioned in connection,
with il, and latteriy il. has been asserted
that Mrs. Schermerhorny wns. the writer.
Can any one inform MS who Mrs. Schermer-
horn isl The name was once well-known
about Richmond, and may be now !; and if
the authoress is n member, of that family,
the fact ought to be made public. Until
further light, however, is thrown on the
subject, we must adhere to the belief that
Power was the author. Vs. s. i
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by james III. Taylor & Son, AuctiOncers,
-z Office No. s2I Main street,
three doors below SpOtswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LAND, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD. ADJOINING TIE TOWN OF MAN.
CHESTER. AND FORMERLY PART OF
THE FALLS PLANTATION. At AUCTION
By virtue OF deed OF trust executed I" me IS
trustee, dated the eth day of December, 1882 To
cure the payment OF q certain sum Of money there
In mentioned, duly recorded I'm the clerks office of
the County Court OF Chesterfield, 4 part Of which
has not been paid and being required by the b,uc-
hciary In said deed, will proceed to sell ut pub
lie auction, on MONDAY the lst day Of June. il
fair, II not, the next fair day thereafter tSuns!,
cxceptcd), on the premises, ut O'Clock L. W.,
the property rs above located, and Described A.
follows Lots designated in said deed As f. \. and
G. Lot + having % 275-lOOo acres lot having
% s0-lO00 and lot having 10 9iO-looO Trs"
lots level for building purposes, and the land u
In high state OF cultivation, and Is ronSil'rcdto
be very valuable for private residences and mar
ket gardens, being Ontlguous To the town of Mali
chester and city of Richmond.
The lots will be sold In whole, rs above 'lr-
scribed or divided into smaller lots rs may Il"
agreed upon OH the day of SALE
TERMS Cash enough to pay the expenses OF tln
sale and one-thlrd of the purchase money: bal
ance on credit of twelve and eighteen months or
negotiable notes, Interest added and secured by 4
deed of trust. Taxes for Bcs To be paid by TIN
purchaser.
plat OF the land can be seer at the office o! tie
auctiOneers, and will he shown on The day III sal".
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
son. AHctiOnccrs. my ID
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The above sale has been POSTPONED until
MONDAY, May 25, 1858, at IL clock A..
myl5 j. B. WALDEN, d. s. c. C..
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BY Wellington Goddin.
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.

MINE EXCELLENT BRICK. TENE-
IN MENTS IN SIDNEY. ON THE WEST
SIDE OF CHERRY BETWEEN DOVER AND
CUMBERLAND STREETS, NEAR HOLLY
WOOD CEMETERY, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold at auction. on the premises,
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON the 3Oth Of May.
1888. Mt O'Clock, those nine excellent BRICK
TENEBIENTS located as above, eight of them
containing three rooms each. and are well adapted
for small families; and the corner one contains
rate business place. The foregoing tenements have
stock-brick- fronts. with handsome pOrticos, and
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes, i'll
terest added, secured by trust deed.
my25 z-a-ars w. GODDIN, tAuctiOneer.
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By wellington Goddin, i
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

IT ARGE SALE OF LOTS In THE PLAN
PRoPERTY, AND ELSEWHERE, At AUG
lTION.-Wilf be sold ct auction on MONDA1
AFTERNOON the 25th May, ut q o'clock COM.
mencing near the grocery store OF John w bSSe
ridge, on Brook avenue, the following Lo LUIS
LIST. Lots Nos ID ID, Is, 1a II, and part Of
No. Is, and the whole of lot NO. d In Jacob
Shocks PLAN having fronts ON Calhoun ana hoahe
Also the following LOTS and SQUARES in the
plan Of Bacon's Quarter Branch Tavern property
nrnr a and eabe
ing an aggregate front Of 4oa feet. =.
sd. Another, beautiful square, No. 10, bounded
by Mitchell, Webster: Cabel and Roane streets
4th. Part OF square No. ls, bounded by Calhoun
and Allen streets, having an aggregate front of SO
feet on which stands a small framed tenement
containing four or five rooms. /. ,,,.o,ar uoh
ster Hickory and Allen streets, containing an ag-
gregate front of $40 feet.
9th. Square No. H. bounded by Mitchell, Web
ster Allen, and St. Peter streets, containing an ag-
gregate front of SGT feet.
18th. Angular square No. II. fronting ?o2 feet on
north side OF webster street, bounded also by Al
len and st. Peter streets. ~
Also. ut the same time and place.
sth. Part of lot No: 1873, on the north Side OF
Rockets street, Opposite to Rockets warehonse,)
fronting IS feet running back l6s feet, and havinga
rear width of IS feet,
9th. LOT mt the northeast corner of Marshall
and Sixteenth streets, fronting "a feet, running
back l50 feet. -..s,,.,s
10th. One undivided third part of tract Of land
in Webster county West virginia containing iSoo
owned by W. Goddin. James Lyons, and n. o.
Cabell who will unite in the sale SO as to sell the
whole tract. :. a.
hour r" Of Sale. 90 WELLINGTON GoDp1N.
mv2l Auctioneer.
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A public man ought to have a hide as
tough and thick as that Of a rhinoceros;;
Not till ghis epidermis has been hardened
to that degree Of politi-cal-losity against
which rife-balis viii be fattened, and ms
sensibility has become 80 obtuse that the
stab of a. dagger will bemistaken Tor q mos
quito bite, is he fit for eminent station.
CHICAGO Tribune. go : 2fE1 r s'SA -
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BY A. C. Pulllam, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HJTNDRpn

'hUDIEES SALE Of UNE HUNUKED
land SIXTY a CRES OF yALUABIr
LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va
BY virtue Of the provisions OF decd Of trust eve
crited to me by +. G. Chalkley and wife 10 secure
the payment OF certain debts therein named AMI
bearing date the 1itli day Of Jnly 1907 and ,luv II
terfed, will sell ut public aucti ION on the prem
Ises. at 12 O'Clock NJ OH FRIDAY Tire Eth ,iay or
June lsGs that beantIfully-Iocated tract Of rync
DRIED AND SIXTY ACRES living In the county
Of Chesterfield. on the Richmond aud Petcrsbury
turnpike, about eight miles from Richmond. and
adjoining the lands of James b. Jones, EsI., and
Captain r. A. Willis. $3.50 y.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at six AMI
twelve months In bonds, and 4 deed Of trust 10
secure the deferred payments.
$50 s. BENJAMIN III. NASH. Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. e. PULLI,M, Auctionecr.
mn
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below SpOtswOGd Hotel.

HOUSE AND LOT, ON FOURTH BE-
Ill TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Will be sold on
WEDNESDAY the 9th day of May. on the premi-
ses, ut S O'Clock p. NJ, the TW o STORY
FRAMED BUILDING on the east side of Fourth
between Main and Cary streets. 1t has six rooms,
and Is now rented ont to good tenant ut 5000 per
year. p. ~as--
TERMS One-fourth cash balance 4, s. and u
months for negotiable notes. interest added and
secured by a deed of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Z SON,
my % AuctOneers.