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y re has frequently been said that the peo-
al this country do altogether too rruch
work with their brains, but no prssise
figures have been given to prove the fact.
DR.. Parker ,in the last Sunday evening leo
ture, delivered by him in tho key. Ms.
Beecher's bethel, brings the matter down
..tS q point where some sort Of calculation
can he made on the subject. He saad
& Z. No man can do head work faithfully fcT
more than four or Eve or six hcars. u that
timo Is exceeded, all the phosphorus 10 car
ried off. and the man becomes Irritable,
broken down, and has softening OF tne
brain. have seem this overvork In law
yers. doctors, clergymen, and merchants.
Sho have worked the brain for ten hours
ThSy have dropped under the burden. a ~ !
cannot Violate the law Of God with tmpun.
Sir Walter Scott did q large amount ol piarI
york In his day, but he did nor eSef "S1A
htmsAlf. Ii his latter days, however, nS DC,
cam, pecuninrily embarrassed, and rssortea
- his f;fsrarv pursuits to save himself but
ba yorked tod hard, and completely broke
himself down. One Of the best scholars /
ever knew. broke himself down IN hss
younger days, but he lived on 70 seventy,
though he could only work soma Tour hours
a day. After these hours he engaged IN
vigorous exercises to keep him out OF the
reuse 90 much no possible. and he con
tinued one Of the best professors In the
country" -. .
DR.. Parker is no mere theorist, but a
-phys;eian Of long and extensive practice !;
and n what he says is the truth, there are
few literary and professional mon ana 81.
tists who do not transgress the limats OF
their physical poTers.Neoo York esn'
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BY James NJ. Taylor. g Son, FAucttoneers,ds
No. 81 Main street,
three doors below spotswood Hotel.

go inLITa1lL y. i9.--'.-- p, =, =
THRUST. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE At AUCTION by virtue Of the
provisions OF deedof trust dated the 24sh day Of
hecember, 1859, executed by Robert Willett to
BenjaInin Chalk trustee and also by virtue OF the
provisions of another deed Of trust dated the 18th
day of February. 1881. by said Robert. Wfllett 70
John B. Young, trustee to secure the pa5 ment "a
certain debts mentioned and described IN faid
deeds the same being Of ree0rd II me ne nnde
signed, John B. Young: trustee In the second
named Of said deeds, and Edward =. Cannon, sub
sttused trustee in the first AIMED OF said
said Benjamin Chalk the former trustee, hay1ng
direction OF the beneficiary in said deeds; %. on
hour of p. NJ, II fair, II not the next fair day
thereafter. offer for sale at auction on the prem
Uses, thefollowlng EAL ESTATE mentioned ann
described in said deeds as follows That certain
Iot parcel of land I'm the city of Richm ond de-
signated in plan Of French Garden, IN s.lu city,
as Lot No. g, the same being 80 feet wide and
running back $40 feet and fronting on Ninth street
fcnntinued), with all the improveme nts thereon.
ceeds of sale as may be sufficient to defray the eX.
pense or the sale aud 70 discharge the sum OF $500
with interest thereon from the Path OF December,
lass: and the further sum of Sl3e. with interest
thereon from the 18th OF February 1851 ana as 70
terms of credit as the personal representative OF
Robert Willett may direct or In default or snch
direction on such terms as the said trustees shall
see fit on the day of sale. ~; = ,..,,.,..
the said lot is desirable one, and the title is
believed to be indisputable- but the undeslgned.
selling as trustees will Of course convey with The
10 D'' 'p''''' EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Substituted Trustee.
,.--t = ,,s~- JOHN r. YOUNG, Trustee.
Pale to be conducted by JAMES NJ TAYLOR
AucttOneefS: de 81
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A Mosr AMUSING GRAMMATICAL AsEe

~ h Mosr AMUSING GRAMMATICAL AFEc-
/: porE.--A witness in 8 trial In winchester,
England, before Mr.. Baron Martin, per,
sisted in telling wha. other people SAID, ana
interlarded his testimony 80 often with
said i" and "said he" that the ceun-
sol was utterly bewildered. The Court az,
! tempted to set the man right: "My good
man, tell us exactly what happened; !,
q Yes, my Lord, certainly: / said ! shonia
not have the pig" swell, what was MS
ansver9n Gle said that he had been n
.keenipr the pig for me, and that he
aNo, no, be did not say that he could NOT J,
have said it. He spoke in the first person.
II was the FIRST person that spoke, my
Lord.a 81 mean this Don't bring IN the
third person ); repeat his exact words;
There was nc third person, my Lord only
him and me-" "Look here, my good ssl-
, low. he did not say he had been keeping
the pig; he said, Il have been keeping
it," III assure you, my Lord, there was va
no mention Of your Lordship at all: we
are on two different stories, my Lord: There
! was no third person; and II anything had
been said about your Lordship 1 must have
# heard It." 's,s5 ~ ks y. ...[.;.9
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BY james M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
5i'. No. 81 Main street,
three doors below the spotswood +

CALICO HOUSE AND LOT, IN RICH
SMOND, UNDER DECREE OF COURT
Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
ise in the chancery suit of Gates against Tyler
administrator, &c. I shall on THURSDAY the nth
day OF January, 1863, at O'Clock P NJ, proceed,
mon the premises to sell at public auction, TO the
hiehest bidder, the HOUSE AND LOT in the bill
and proceedings mentioned upon the following
terms One third cash the remainder on credit
of six and twelve months, taking from the pur-
chaser negotiable notes with interest added from
the day of sale, and retaining the title until the
whole purchase be paid ~. .,-...-
side of st James street between Baker and Charity,
fronting on ct James street thirty feet, and run-
fdfractton THE lot has on 1t good framed dwell
mo -. - THOMAS j. EVANS
kAne.A.-J i.t' w y Special Commissioner.
d Sale IN ne conducted byJAdEs NJ. TAYLOR d
Son AuctiOneers. .i-7r 81 -,r;mfrfT dc 2o-Iat
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G. O. MCRAE,
q z. Fl. FLOURNOY, !
4. JE. MARSHALL, /

AtsSIaNEE,S, SALE OF VALUABLE
IA REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY in
MECKLENRURG COUNTY, vA.11By virtue OF
for the district OF Virginia. in the matter Of WILL
liam Baskerville. Jr.. in bankruptcy, entered on
the nth day Of November, 1858, shall, on WE'D
NEsDAY the 18th day OF January, Isas, sell upon
the premises to the highest bidder, st public anc.
tion, the TRACT OF LAND upon which tine said
Baskerville resides, upon Roanoke river and
known Sc. HBUENA- VISTA, ~ containing TWO
THOUSAND THRRE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less of which three hundred acres is
river bottom, and fifty acres creek flats. About
one-half of the tract is In forest il n -
There are two settlements on, the tract-one, the
containing eight rooms In
good repair the other, FIR AIMED, DWELLING
With fonr rooms; each having adjacent all 1eces-
houses oC all descriptions example, and IN good
condition The land win be sold In two or more
sfTERMs OF SALE: One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid In cash and the residue in six
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond with
satisfactory security for the deferred payments.
The title to be re tatred as additional security i
At the same time and upon the same terms /
shall offer for sale the interest Of the said Basker-
viii 1t being one-fGhl in hetract OF land known
as '"LOMEARDY GROVE. - recently held by the
late Mrs. Lucy g. Baskerville as tenant for Life. the
said tract containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
more or less. Ii,
Il. shall Also at the time and place. sen the
following personal property-to wit, xzMgLEs, 2
HORSES, stock Of CATTLE and SHEEP. and
PLANTATION UTENSILS. The personal pro-
perty to- be sold for cash. z, 8. r. JOHNSON.
de It'd Assignee OF William Baskervii, Jr.
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- 80 CROCKERY.Yf 4 tE
500 GLASSWARE, f, r.--s,re
20 .TaRI,E CUTLERY, +-;a 3sst
soH5 - - FABLE LINEN, &C. $40
The BAR Is farnished Nth very EspdsSTTss
REFRIG ERATORS, e, -. .,.,,gs-r
s,e :4NgsEsv s0MnSs GAs-nXTUREs,
~ STOVES g q ,~o-EI
=. CHAIRS, .,-,f
~gssr grH Tables &C., I'ssl ists-t5i,
DEMI JOHNS. sertH VGh

Tho HOrIsE is furnished throughout with floor,
stair and passage EOHCL0Ths,of sXceil en-
ona;ity and windows with WINDOW SHADES.
1.-THE KITCHEN FURNITURE leonsists OF an
unusually large COOKING-sToYE, ana ESQ .
RANGE, with all necessary apgn T pr 81
sasfs IN : KE Files, DE-ThBLEs, &eoo
Previous to the sale. Of furnitqre the S SS y,
nrenises will be offered and at same time will be
sold the GAS-FIXrURES GAS AND WATER-
PIP ES, and BELLS, extending throughout the
The attention of the public is called to this SALE
as it affords good opportunity to purchase good
Wishing to continue the same business. -ifs:,y,
THE ftst floor, with all that pertains to q first.
class restsurantiand bar-roona, may be purchased
pt-1' COOK & LAUGHTON,
tsiare 80 .3ia5pi G1lfT NG6 sAuctioneers.
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-bsbrsTsnsByr Wellington Goddinr .gos
Real Estate Agent and Auctionfer.
fFSRBsTEEs SALE OF A. VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
II ..MARKETz AND ND p4IR LIZ n EAEM ~
OF RICHMoED ADJ0ITIHaGG RRs nEEG rs mtRY
By virtue Of deed Of trust executed 70 Ms uy
S,sss' sepney neaging date on the It'll October
ISL duly recorded in Fenrico County Count I
sal lin erecuion thereof prnceed tosell at RaSnS
auction the pre,es On TpFsn f,r ne LIN t Sa
frst fair day thereafter the very desirable EArM
T ITenRgErE 90 ACRES ali OF which is. open land
embracing variety ofso adiasy a1npsea
living stream running through It, and also the
York River railroad. The buildngst are amply
With spacious barn, stable, courthouse, &C. Eos
Se TrRas: Tnoueh in cash to defray expenses Of
,sale and to discharge the and intsres. IN
$4,000 untl The lss january 1871: on credit ss 70
III 900 until list January 1877: on a. credit as 70
III 600 until LIST January 187s-the credit payments
to bear interest from day Of sale-and as To any re-
stue of the proceeds of sale on such terms as the
orantor shall prescribe and direct: /,
.tSfaas1 T19ffI FsOr1 wv. rG0DDIN. Trustee, /
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a&zrT G3a ByS. N. Davis, .E'al
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer, o.
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

dNOhIMIssIONER's SALE OLA FRAMED
ySJDWELLING AND LOT ON THE COR,
NER OF! TWENTY-FIFTH AND JACKSON
cree of the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond
pronounced on the 2oth day Of November, lss, In
the case OF Kelly and wife and ais: %. Woodson's
IGninistrator and ais I will sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises. on WEDNESDAY the 18th
day Of January, 1859, at I O'Clock p: ~, that
taining about six rooms, situated as above de-
scrlhed.
TERMS: One-third cash balance at six, twelve,
and eirhtaen months, purchaser giving bonds with
good security interest added Title retained until
' 49, : - . CHASTAIN WHITE,
do os Special Commissioner.
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DRY GoODs..
BARGATNS.

NTKW-YHAK BARGAINS. : 81.
- we are now Offering very great bargains IN
sTst,t,sSIJHES8 @S)FpSSt CA3HIMERES5r
CnFTOEs, gMLQW-CASE LINENS
TAHLE-CLOTH LINENEs-a l.,.s,, - s
ssg15ss7 NAPKIHH TOWELS, BL6NkEIo,
WGoILEN COTNTERPAFEs.
s-aez rFISfWWELA OLOAKfNGsCE0THh
BLACK and COLORED CLOAKA ra4i
SINGLE and DOUBLE sHAWLS,
s7sm WORSTED KNIT SHAWLS and q "
s5 CHTfLDREN,ss CAPEs and sACKs,
yala TADIEp and CENTS AERIHO sHIhTc,
FINE FRENCH CORSETSa u.s..,e,,t
OF .RITlMORAL snd HOOP 6K1kTS,
j. KIN and wOOLLEN GLOVES q. a.s5
,q sWotJLLEN and COTTON HosIEHY,e
~ sTRTMMTNGS
ENRROIDERED HANDKERCHIEF,
lS9 COTTON YARNS and BATTiNees &C.
Purchasers win and it to their advantage 70 give
49,. : - WILLIAM THALHIMEE q SONS,
49, Nos. sls Broad street. between Third and
-. II Fourth, and 1919 Main street,
tai Ezektel's old stand.
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BENJAMIN H. MASH, Commissioner.
% GRUBBs q WILLIAMS Auctioaeers. II
no 3O-De g. L. le 81 25, 30, ia 14b,6
pUBLIC SALE OF LARaE AM

nUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND
i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON ROAN..
OKE RiVER..-By virtue OF q decree rendered
BY the Circuit GSnt Of S sbsen
fred BOYD, executor Of James Whittce, deceased,
and others, defendants, shall onWEDNESDAY,
10th day of january cell to the piadsr
belonging to the estste Of the late James .. Whit
Ice, Containing FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
more or less lying on Roanoke river, In Mecklen-
burg county va. Ihess ianas WIZ DC sou H1 sItE
TRACT - Containing SIX HUNDRED and ONE
HALF AcRES more Or Less hsVing upon +i II an
new. with abundant and excellent barns and other
WAYS" Containing FIVE HUNDRED AND
NINETY ACRES more or less hayinE SRon ls y
abundant out-buildings in fair condition; and an
other, known rs the 'sBAILYn Tract, contain
ing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
river bottoms conceded to be OF the very best
quality. The high lands arc equal to any In this
section Of Virginia. Both tracts are abundantly
supplied with wood and water. It ts confidently
asserted that these lands among the most valu-
able and desirable TO be found within the limits OF
Virginia. Persons desiring to invest IN real es-
tate have here one Of the finest opportunities that
VIII be presented In the State for buying frstrase
TERMS OF SALE: $500 In cash and for the resi-
due OF the purchase money, credit OF 0, J., and
DoVea an a psesars
ments, and the title to be retained as additional
AZ the request OF the parties interested the pur-
chase money IN cash, WIN not be required to give
pefS0n1Ws lillian T: ATKINS Commissioner.
BoYDroN, Va. December - 1888. -
The above lands are rented for the year 1855, anc
fs7o fde lsl ". r. A.. Commissioner.
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By Wellington Goddin,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-I
" BLEtFoTNDRY PROPERTY, IN a InT
or CORY BETWNEN EIGHTH 4ED Fla N.Cst
virtue OF desres 9 r. th e G ~ a
cenher! fass IN the case OF ,Bowers's adm
triI against irnoid We shall. as special comm nMc
ssioner thereby appointed rrnee sei sc paSn o
1anuary. isss At II O'Clock II fair 81 rot the s
thsreaf.e,the s3ia sEM .de - g.
treat xsk Seef ynne hack aea feet, having thereon
a large BRICK RUILDTNG. now occupied ~ Mr'i
Joserh 4 Krnola as bell and brass foundIy. rd
TERMS :. : (ne-thtrd cash : balance at SIX ana
Twelve months for esnt! able notes interest adds q,
and title retained till all the purchase money Is
fully paid and conveyance o-dered 9y Ies court
.sAssEsh ssfNf- 70, B. H0WISOE.
.esi E.s. ~ -,-..- Commissioners.
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-
TEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-SEVEE
YORK, IN TIE sTATE OF VIRGINIA, AND
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant to the provisions OF deed OF trnst exc
cuted by Robert Saunders and Lucy B. his wife,
bearing date on the LIST Of January, 1851 ana duly
recorded In the County Court OF York county, the
undersigned the trustees therein named. ut the
request OF the creditor secured by said deed aud
having given the four months notice required by
the said deed 70 the said R96ert sanngerS o. sucn
February,iss at the front door OF the Exchange
Hotel, in the city Of Richmond, at the corneros
Franklin and fourteenth streets, at the hour OH
O, o'clock NJ. proceed TO sell the REAL sEoTATE
and known as WQUEEN'S CREEK or so much
or such parts thereof rs may be- necessary 70
satisfy the trust created by the said deed Ihls
land Is situated on Queens creek one OF the tribn
taries of York river, and but short distance rom
said river in the county OF 3otk. In the state OF
Virginia. Vessels drawing four or nve Ieet OF We
ter can ascend this creek to within few miles OF
williamsburg. 49, s1,sa - ,-es 49,
The place is said TO be particularly valuable for
oyster. planting No further deScFlptlon .s LOW
6ourhf TO be necessary as IL Is presumed that any
one desiring 20 purchase Will view the premises
and jndge Ear himself before Che day OF sale. IA
THH TERAs ARE Thst the purehases psyIones
the balance In two equal payments-~one on the ls9
January, 1S1i, and for which he shan, execute his
bonds each 70 carry interest from the day OF sale
and 70 be secured by 8 deed Of trust on said land,
city of Williamsburg, VIM take pleasure in show.
ing the land 10 any one desiring TO purchase.
TaLR0T' sWEEEY, Trustees.
del Is ALEXANDER DuDLFY,}
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BY Grubbs q Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank.
.TOMMIssIONER'S SALE.-TH

HOMMIssIONER'S SALE.-THE
" VERY VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, LOCATED IN
THE GREAT COAL BASIN OF VIRGiNIA,
AND KNOWN AS THE CUNLIFFE MINES,
FOR SALE At AUCTION.-As commissioner
appointed by the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield
county In the case of ''AgIes Cunllfe Us. Cunli1e
ct nIs will sell at auction, upon the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF January, at II
O'Clock NJ, the PROP EKTI above referred TO,
living on both sides of the Richmond and DanVlile
railroad, twelve miles from Richmond. and l9t the
same basin of coal as the celebrated Black Heth
colliery. =.
whole OF which contains coal OF asuperfor quanty.
A shaft has been sunk 22S feet, from which alone
by the judicious expenditure Of little capital loo
tons of superior coal could be produced daily ior
an indefinite period. 2 he natural formation ana
deposit of the coal Is favorable to the most pront-
able working: and the situation Of the property,
Immediately on the railroad, affords every facility
for transportation 1t has upon IL large dwelling,
which has been recently repaired -...,
In the estimation OF experienced miners thls ls
the most valuable coal property In virginia now IN
the market.
and four years, with interest payable semi an
nually the purchaser to execute notes satlsfacto-
rIy endorsed the title being retained by the court
until the notes are paid.
BENJAMIN H. NASH, Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS Auctioaeers. II d
naS 4 KS
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND, ON
1SBUTrHER'S GREEK, IN MECKLENBUPG
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF decree or the ctr
On he 9Th day Of April 1857 In the suit OF Townes
rs Toone, shall, on SATURDAY, the 2sd day Of
January, 1853. In front Of the courthouse, at
Boydton. sell, at public auctieu, the TIA CT OF
LAND on which Edward H. Toone recently
resided, situsted on Butchers creek In the
said county. containing, about 800 acres. There
are sore eighty acres OF exceedingly valuable
creek fats. The high land is Of very superior
quality, with an abundant supply of cd and
water. There is nnon the tract a. comfortable
~ TERMS OF ShLEe fsne-so,rrth1 OF the purchase
money Will he required IN cssb, and the balance IN
two Fdua1 annual instalmcvtS The purchaser will
he required to ex ecute cords for ne deferred paw
menis, and the title t1tne land will be held until
the whole OF the purchase money is paid.
n -s-a.a - ~ ~ t1szs- TIL 9MAS r.. dOOD-,
Jas Commissioner.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

:
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
TION.-In execution Of decree of the Circuit
Court of Richmond entered 23d November, 1858, In
the care Of Anderson. executor, rs. Anderson and
ais will sell ut auction, upon the premises mrs I
named below, on TUESDAY the 18th day Of Jan
uary, 1859 at u O'Clock n. the following REAL
ESTATE allotted to Archibald B. Anderson de-
ceased in the division Of the real tate OF the late
Richard Andersen
ner Of Main and seventh streets; IS by 1891 feet
upon viii h stands the CLUBHOUSE and some
other buildings. The situation Undesirable, and
improving every day, for business purposes rro r.
investment. 1t will be sold according to plan
which will be shown at the time Of sale.
I'd. Those TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS In Sid
ney at the southwest corner Of Grove and Poplar
streets adjoining the property Of W. ;d Huoards
TERMS One fifth cash; balance ate; Il, ls and
able semi-annuaIly. the titles being retained by
the court until the notes are paid.
-@h T17FF@- M. WILLIAM r. WYNN,
, E.,,r.gs .s,. r Commissioner.
GRGBBs & WILLIAMS auctioneers.
n K IN
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By Grubbs d Williams, Ancttoneers.
eleventh between Main and Bank streets. =
r 3 SALE OF "A .BRIC;

.CNONfMIssIONER SALE OF a rBRlCk
~ ELLINGAT THE NORTHEAST COZ
'NFR Of CLAY AND GILMER STREETS. tT
a UCTTOV.-In execution. of a decree of the
United States Circuit Court for the district OF Viz
gfnis entered nnthe 9th Of December. 1893. in the
case OF 'tThompson and ais cs: .Lawson'e execus
tor and VII sell Ella ct os s1son upon me
p. VI !. the property SITUATED as above stated aoc.
cupied ny Mr.. Elias Kelley,
It has six rooms besides a Kitchen with three
rooms and well of water in the yard. TheFIot Is
% bv lt2 Il ct to an alley. s;e |
TERMS One-third cash: balance Eat- four and
eight months, with interest title tn be lined
until the notes are paid, and conveyance ordered
By the court. .a8Araa
Purchaser to pay taxes for 1889. r..,g, ...f,y-T
= 90 ~ JOHN A. COKE, Commissioner. |
&; rGRUBBs & WILLISMSa a ucnonaersW fZ22 ia !
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'nRY-GooDs BUYERS, LOOK, OUT !
- % yribGa .1i 60 'azi
- THE q TIME Is DRAWING TO A CLOSE.

THE T1ME 10 LIZA W4oU ~ "A SA1SSAs'
In order to save you the unpleasant sensation Of
seeing your friends ard nefghboro In the happy
possession OF handsome and cheap property
within your own reach as weIl as theirs but which
gyo,, failed to procure when the opportunity pre-
sented itself to yor-I world confdentialy tell you
that there are f5g 9vff nrs as&7 ~ s.ElLl
:. A GREAT MANY BARGAINS LEFT YET
ags .7'.yG !. .;. % mo fts 80
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, AND FANCY
TO err2 i 3%crr GOODS ATT
90 sn1 JULIUS MEYERS, 1905
z No. sat BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH,
who ID settling the same ut and below cost for the
purpose OF entering (next montb) his new estsba
nshment coo BROAD STREET, with an entirely
new stock OF goods. You win still find there very
extensive assortment OF I
PRINTS and COTTONs
D0MESTICS Of every description,
HOSIERY for all ages, r.ug
Il SILKS and VELVETEENS,
49," CAsSIMEREs, CLOTBS, BEAVERS
H. SATINETS DOESKISS. etc.; #r#a
UNDERWEAR for both sexes.
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, and SCARFS;
jat iWoRSTED GOODS Of all kinds,
sr., TRIMMINGS. RIBBONS, ETC. t.t,,rys
In fact, anything generally kept In, q frst-class
dry goods house can be had extremely low at
~ ~ ~ - s.h'.@ JULIUS MEYERS
de 81 'hiEsTT ST Broad street, near Sixth.
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-: ~, BIZ Wellington aoddin. Z ~
Aucttoneer and Real Egtate Agent.

GALE AT AUCTION OFF RAMED
- BUILDING. AND LEASE OF LOT ON
IN mhf rARY tsETWEEN sEvEETEENTHA and
EI6HTEENTH sTREETs.-Wnl be sold atanc.
ton El6r cash, IN the premises, on TUEsDAY The
BTMDrNG 5ocsted rs above, recent v In this oc-
cupancy Of Joseph b. Stgnfago. At the same
rfI1e W1 be leased out fO1 three years from the ist
instant the LOT on which said building stances
the rent 70 be paid quarterly, and the tenant to
p Il ~ 'esrsTAil W. GoDDIN, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05
yrsXUCyTUN SALES.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE IN HEN
n RICO HALF MILE ABOVE RICHMOND.
viii SO snldun FRiD Az the ;6ttr9day OF January,
lses coInmenciRe at Il o'clock. By public auctien;
Tspnniar vale ''L Adjoining Camp Grant AL the
secedent,s PERsGNaiI PfRinPERTY, embracing
rfSSss5F'91 ,7Ga q fne MULES, is1r5TanP sff
nor .Ss s1HFTFEH. s'FtN @f5 a
go 4,-.,-,.,1 CARRIAGE, reSA.-ss-
siait CART.
r5f EsS-yTkrla AHARTTSa,C as.PSref lRrf
FARMING IBPLEMgETs.
9f- 1TG ,ToefT19Tas $3.50; c5ii sTs siefsp
yshau ssTod 2twHRAT FANS,fv .:ogt stss
crops &C.
IsTtFNs: an s,fffis less than. dollars, cash
over fifty dollars, sixty days. credit wtn apnsoVeo
security. ~ s1EtEn,
~ admins irator of John =. Shields, deceased.
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