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BATH COUNTY VA
DOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, "a
OPEN MAY Is, 1869.

This fayortc and celebrated SUMMER RE-
SORT Is nowln complete order for the reception
OF guests.
Some important Improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishment passtd
into the hands of the present proprietor. and II Is
his purpose to keep 1t In style not surpassed any!
where In Virginia.
The remarkable rnedlc lnal aud curative power OF
the water is well known to the medical proiessIIIrN
and to the springs'-goihg public As an ALItii,
RATIVE. 4 DfFFCSIFE SIlMULANI, AHb
TONIC, there Is no known mineral water epua ~
IL. In all anem!c conditions OF the system an"
brokendown states of the constitution, iosS .. az
petite and general nervous prostratlon- lts power
and yirtue as RESTORATIVE may pc saicIy ptp-
nounccd TO be without known rival amongst III"
mineral waters of the world. ,,s
They are especially Indicated III the whole Glass;
OF ailments peculiar to the female constitution
The proprietor will have PROVIDED Tor thc lawns
and bathroom n iirst-class band of music, aud In
general all the sources OF amusement ahoFecIcn
tion usually found at our best summer resorts VIII
be at the command OF the guests mt "ROCh-
BRIDGE ALUM"
The place Is within eleven 10 thirteen hours Of
Richmond Washington, Baltimore, &c, by rail- ;
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad mt Goshen depot
and new aud elegant stage-roaches. passing ra-
pidly oyer smooth and level ruad OF only elHti.
IN Hes set down the visitors nj the Springs 70 tea
be associated with the management Of the Springs
and viii be glad 10 see their friends.
THE ROCKBRIDGE WATER, 49,,
pnt up in glass, containing all the me6i .!
qualities as when drank IT Its fountain head. 10
PURCELL, LApD & Co., Druggists, ElcnniShG
folk, Va; and WOODRUFF & Co, Lynchburg
Va. who win furnish pamphlets containing let let
tiers or emInen. physicians, with few certificate
out Of many OF the wonderim cares eIseten ~
these waters. # f." 81 my i@-1.'
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anIons which were heavily bordered with
NM Yasa hosc went through variety OF
ssvr n and motions, rtaeaiiing--l don't
E y,ns wh,s' Then followed older men, who
Went Went through similar performances, and ,e
finally the. magnificent Fi-ma-kn himscn,
preceded by herald, who bore the emblem i':lI,
crusted with gold, and followed BY hume
ro,ls retinuc. He wore also an apron much
more gorgeous, and mach more, heavily
crusted with gold lace than the others, and
challenged any FIVE men III Japan to attack
him Mt once. The challenge not being ac-
cepted, he snorted and stamped around for
awhile, and retired without wrestling. The
No. ., however, wrestled, and threw ms Is
adversary, a large and very tall man, and II
was most surprising to behold the amazing
celebrity with which that great corporation
bobbcd around the ring. So the perform
arlce was finished.
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A EirSt-CInSS SWinNIc.

Somebody out in Terra Ilaute, Indiana,
had been reading an advertisement about
how to make Il fortune, and putting his fiji.
ger in the fire, was badly burned. lie ven
tilates himself in the Gazette Of that city rs
follows: ~
10 the Editors of The Gazette:
Many of the readers of the Gazette have
undoubtedly seen advertisements i'll the pa
pers offering every induccment, imaginable
TO make money. | herewith show how they
arc carried on by enumeratinS the follow
ing:
THE MINE OF WEALTH.
$1,000 year-no work-no capital re-
uuired. Instructions sent free to any per
son on the receipt of twenty-five cents and
prepaid envelope. Address
GUMBRIDGE n Co., New York.
I Thought it biz thing to make s., 900 Il
wear without labor or capital. Twas, there
fore, induced to try it and see the result. !
forwarded the amount required, and waited
impatiently for the answer. At last 1t came
a printed circular with the following:
New YORK, April 6, 1869.
Sir,-Your letter is at hand with the re-
quircd amount The business is such that
we would advise you never to pay negro
ten cents on moonlight night to watch
your shadow while you climb up a tree to
sec if it resembles you.
Yours, &C., ..
GUMBRIDGE d Co.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Arctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE OF A LARGE AND DESIRA-
y BILE BRICK RESIDESCIE;r En-, AND ND EYE N.Y.
BEAUTIFUL BuILDlNGI LOTS s,r r0 i,s,u- lie III
SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET. BE
TWEEN MADISON AND MONROE Sl.s STREETS ;l.l,s;
the win OF the late Mrs. Susan Barham, We viii
sell upon the premises, on TUESDAY, 2sd day %, Of
June, At 5 o'clock p. NJ, the two very beautiful
BUILDING LOTS situated as above, aud lying
next east of the residence Of the decedent. Each
of them Is 80 by Ito feet to an alley sixteen feet
Wide
And by request of A. o. Williams, the executor
OF the last will and testament OF said Susan Bar
ham, we viii sell Immediately after the: above the
RESIDENCE adjoining occupied by her ut the
time Of her death II contains about ten rooms, is
well arranged and, with some repair, could be
made very desirable residence. With II VIII be
sold ! LOT 4e by l.0 feet 10 said alley. 1
Also three BUILDING LOTS, fronting together
street, and running back lAo feet to IN alley.
This property IS worthy The attention OF those
seeking pleasant residence or desirable building
lots, rs the neighborhood is very good and rapidly
improving.
jel2 Auctioncers.
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BY wellington Goddtn.
.,.;,,oor and Real Estate A gent.

1,RITsTEE's SALE OF .TALUABI;Ll4Et
| REAL ESTATE ON BROOM ~ " SSnii n
aRGfTTTHREE AND HALE MILL i,I.,oa oo ~ tha
az RICHMOND.-By virtue 81 Il necrue ce al on, On
cIrcut cosrt of IIcnrico county pronnuneIIno d 81
tho xiii day Of slay 1862 and rs trustee IN urv
G met si from John Kcssnick trustee for ~ me
Dickman dated May?2, 1851 ana ree STTIIRDhY
county CONT of Henrico, shall, on p n soil Mt
thc oGfh day of June 1853, mt o. clork IA ES
nnblc auction, on the premises, te n ~ n,rcol
FATE convened in said deed being iot y; Tx 81 y
of LAND containing between tI Fly e. AZ r. Hon.
HCREs situated on the Brook turnPikei i,s I'm
rico comfy about three and nan 'lityS Sssrs
Pfchmond and adjoining the lands Oh nies Tie
nntni stewart James T. Redo, ana nrnc III 1NG
npnnerfv has on it Il good FRAME DIV EL q =; ,
RHStRYsE, STABLE, and KITCHEN, ana IS IN Il
good ncfghborhood. .n.,o-+srn, tn defrav
.bo costs and expenses Of sale and 70 pay on s a
s,,nn Of Sl95 81 with Interest from My "a Io
snbicct TO credit of $50 paid IN lsoo NJ 400 90
fnrcos b rs to tho interest on Sla59 from MA! -,
1857 ms TO the residue, the purchaser IN 10 fan
hond for the payment Of slo5.3l to Lucy A,c ar
Knrscy on her attaining lawful age, unless so9tse
dirrctcd by the court and for the payment Oh mc
interest on that sum annually during her minority.
The bond to be secured by deed OF tr,st on ms
nropcrty. AS 10 any surplus, upon such ,u!s -,
tc said Kcssnick or his assigns, having au NJ @
fn do so shall prescribe: and In ueliuIt vi ,,,.
d;rcctjon us to the said trustee may seem propc''
IL 10 JOHN b. MORDECAl, IrnsIec.
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BY Lee & Godd!n Auctioneers,
No. 1li3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACT

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRAITS
4 OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO.-By virtue oil trust
decd made on the 25th day of June, 1861 10 the I'M
dcrsigncd BY Christian Leher, DR., recorded III the
clerks Office of Hcnrico county court To secure 10
the holder or holders Of two negotiable notes there
In mentioned ard described the payment OF me
sum of two thousand nine hundred and fifteen dol
lars and default having been made thereon, ~ inc
request of the holder, and III accordance WIN inc
terms thereof will offer for sale at public ucton
In front OF the Office OF Lee Il GodiAn, NO. lliS
Main street, on WEDNESDAY the 23d day OF
June, 1869, al clock p NJ, the following-.c-
scribcd TRACTS OF LAND. each lying and being
In the county Of Ieurico One tract situated near
the mill formerly known Blakcy's mill, adloin-
Ing the lands Of John Poe and others and contain,
ing FIFTI-FIVE AND THREE-Qu AFTER
ACRES; the other tract lying in tle forks oil tue
Chickahnmiuy and Bear Swamps, adjoining the
lands of Edward Cartwright and Others, and known
as LONG MEADOWS" containing IWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX ACRES, more or
less. .u... .s-.ff. .a.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for much As may be
necessary to defray the expenses of executing TINS
trust and 10 discharge the amount OF money paya-
bic upon two negotiable notes dated "a aiy OF
June, 1867 each for 81 $3.50, payable each Twelve
months after the day thereof with legal interest on
the same from 25th day OF June, 1868 Till PAID ana
as to the residue, on such terms as VIII De maze
known at the time and place OF sale. -
..u.. GEORGE D. WISE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIS, Auctlonsers.
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A German chemist has discovered that II
morphia, which Is sometimes used cffcctual-
" to aIay vomiting, be heated with hydro
chloric acid, it will become the most power
FIJI cmetic known. The effect is PRODUCED
by introducing q small quantity under the
skin, and sometimes by splitting it on the
skin; but the vomiting soon subsidies and
leaves no nausea. The discoycrcr calls the
new agent ememorphia. - ...sf .....- s.f
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Nv Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
r,ovontb f,oewenn Main and Bank streets.

u,R1TsTEE,s SALE ,OF THE FARM I2Iti
KS9WSES tAHfrs nqAKhIAHbpN EkR T TH
C0pN,iGnr V ~, orIfESTER. ON THE RICH
x VIVA AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD,
WITH oME HU NNBBsdE AG mhPHR6vE Siih r..
II IssSf, So of n deed or trust executed by John
Hewlett to the subscriber as trustee dated TN TN
April and duly recorded b a se st
guirca nS tho nremises on MONDAY, :stl June,
s az ,o,ciock the property above described
The decd requires sale for cash h but onc an n
c.sh balance at six, twelve, and eighteen months
wtb interest and secured by deed OF tr T,,,atos
u,,,,.,Is nnctfonecrs. je II
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NOAGULINE.-Just received another
" supply OF this valuable artiele II mrs''
want long felt and by It's use broken articles ..
good as new. Being transparent, The joint IN tnS
fractured article Is scarcely dlscerniole hseslsf
equally heat and cold. tirc and water; and so gree
10 irs icnactty that IL has been known 10 resist
weight of over 200 pounds. The Journal o. .ip-
piled Chemistry speaks of It as grea: Invention,
Siiin. gaD Ia the appliances of science For SAFE
By y. bLAlh, P AZ n s,ssa,
mya SIS Broad s'fee'
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AUCrToN sAr.Es.-rhls Day.
By Cook & Laughton, Aactioncers'
corner Governor and franklin streets.

corner tGOvCrHOT anu Il iuliA'AiA ''' "~'' Ii.
v,LEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
IL HOLD FURNITURE, THIRTY bVAEs
ORANGES, &C., AT AUCT1ON.-IHls phl
nj 10 o. clock we Will sell mt our store sn assortment
of H0IJSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting or
Ono splendid suit OF ROSEWOOD IAhLoh
FURNITURE. covered with crimson ,T reps G,1r
One very handsome WALNUT PAhLoh ooA1'
'' covered with green reps-with covers ur .
Excellent WALNUT EXTENSION ABL
OAK CANE-SEAT DINING-ROoIr CnA1nnSSI
Beautiful G AR WE'D JENNY LIND BEL
HAIR fRh and psshuCK MATTRESSES ~. -
Scts of excellent HOLSTERS and rILLOM, S;, x,Y
Three sets Of COTTAGE, CHAMBER fohNi-
MaHoGHNY and wALNuT WARDRoBEs,
TN and oS;TASITE TOILET WARE, -s.,--..-
dnsee asu WALNUT SOFA LOUNGE, cover
yr 81 w Mna ssEfFcsdxn-HAND LOUNGES,
I HTW T EAACtosEn 'wAsnsTANDs and era
REFRIGERAToRs, M
n : ! s sHffs and SPRING MATTRESSES :
rARLOR TABLES. - -.... -. ...a...a..
wooD-SEAT CHAIRS, sc. =. H..
49,. .,.t. ~ ALSO, r. ."9#'
Thirty boxes ORANGES, In merchantable condl-
ton. OK. ..,co sr.t.--.a- .
About forty UNCLAIMED PACKAGES, to be
| sold on account Of the Southern ESprGsSS Com
pany. Sooh ~ In ont;nnoora
ie Is ...r. Euee n---~-~----
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MATING, OlL-CL0TH, DE.

MATTINGS AND sOIL7CLOTHS.
TAPESTRY, THREE-PLY, INGRAM, and
HEMP CARPETINGS;
VELVET, BRUSSELS, and ADELAIDE MATS
GA MTo Sp and COCOA MATTINGs, ali widths;
LICE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR aud TABLE OIL-CLOTHS
PIANO and TABLE-COt ERS
clips.
am now receiving stock of the above, and
win sell At small profits ,,eo>
ap I9--am corner Ninth and Main Streets.
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By Thomas W. Kccscc, Auctionccr,
No. 1877 Main street.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF WAGON,
4 MULES, &C.-By virtue of deed OF trust
dated 3Oth August lS6f, duly recorded In G9och,
land county court. shall sell ut auction, at the
Horse Lot, Council Chamber Hill, OF SATIR.
DAY, Goth June, 1862 at 10 O'Clock \: ~, II far
If not, the next fair day. one FOGK1Hofsb " "a
Con, eleven MULES, and one MAKE.
- n A. II. SANDS, Trustee:
: Apprpsoy. Salesman. jcH
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BvLec Il Goddin, AuctionccrS,
1tyo Nfai,, Gtrpnt

MEAT TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
~ ING. ON HARVIE STREET EEAK W ,I.6
SAW, THE REsIDENCE OF r., i. On SIh MGS-
DsS DIST of June at 81 o. clock L. NJ. on the pre-
mlses, we viii sell that desirable FRAME nM Eh
LING, with four rooms and front ana rear porcnco'
besides Kitchen &C.. located as Described appNc,
with lot fronting on Harvie street 60 feet by about
is feet deep. On the premises is well oil excel
IF deemed hest thirty feet will be allotted to Inc
house and thirty feet sold separately as buuoihg
lot. ,,o,..;- t,-olro
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance at SIX, WE'VE.
and eighteen months for Negotiable notes. interest
''''''''' "''' LEE 4 GODD1N,
to1- Auctoncers.
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f BY James M. Taylor, Auctioneer'
't Office s2l Main street,
three doors hcloW SpOtsWoOd Hotel.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Whl, be
sold on MONDAY the 2lst of June lsbg, on
tho premises, at O'Clock p. NJ. two DESIRABLE
FXfMS, five miles east of Richm9nd, near the
Osborne turnpike, in the county OF cnrncI' CIV
ACRES each one is at present owned and oecu-
picd by Mr.. James M. Gum, and has upon II q me
lrHREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE-
with the usual out-buildings about loo acres are
cleared and the balance In woods. Also, one other
FARM adjoining. containing ONE HuNDRED
AND TWENTY. 4 CRES about onc-half Of which
is cleared. and the balance in original growth OF
oak and pine timber. There are also on this place
two or three small buildings. This farm lies on
the north side OF James river. -,
Persons wishing to purchase small farms, WIN
good land would lind 1t TO their interest to attend
this sale.
TERMS: Very LIBERAL and will be made known
on the day of sale.
ie 10 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctionecr.
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WILLIAM PANNILL, Auctioneer.
lie Ink FtlS,le =..#
BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctionecrs.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
A ABLE LITTLE FARM AND MARKET
G ARDEN CALLED ''SPR1NG DALE -
ABOUT FOUR MILES EAST OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, NEAR THE MECHANICS
WILLIE lTURNPfkE.-By virtue of q deed OF
trust executed to the subscribers by George l..
Bosher and wife, dated June L. 1866, and recorded
in Henrico county court and ut the request Of the
creditor secured by said deed, we shall sell at auc
ton, upon the premises, on MONDAY the 21st of
june 1T o clock L. NJ. If fair, If not then on the
next fair day thereafter at the same hour, that
located above, containing SEVENTY-FIVE
ACRES THREE AND 4 HALF FOODS, more
or less of which about fifty acres cleared and
in very high state of cultivation the balance is
In woods. There IS an apple orchard OF choice
fruit, and also some fine young peach trees.
The improvements consist of a nice COTTAGE
HOUSE, In modern style, with seven rooms, pan
try, closets, &C., just painted and papered and In
most thorough order; a kitchen with four rooms,
large barn, stable, corn -house, &c. = ..r.
The location is beautiful, and the nelghborhood
one of the most desirable and improving near the
city. ....,
We invite the attention of persons wishing such
i place, II Is sufficiently near to enable Its
owner to reside upon ii and yet do business in the
city. .
TERMS The deed requires nearly all the pur-
chase money In cash, but we are authorized by the
creditor to sell for onefOurth cash balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months with interest," for ne
gottable notes secured by q deed of trust.
SAMUEL S. C0TTRELL.l r-rs,aag
CHARLES NJ. BOSHER, !
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioaeers. p
iee-2Sdtds su
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GRAND OPENING, OF, H.. :, me-;
" an ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF ~
~. NEW DRESS GOODS AT =, -,.s....
.rs.-Hn r~9 JULIUS MYERS q f.1 "'s-"
DRY GOODS HOUSE, COS BROAD STREET,
.,..r..4 ..r..a NEAR SIXTH, .rr .t1rnt. a.
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, 10TH OF JUNE.
PRETTIER STYLES THAN EVER!
I PRICES REMARKABLY Lowl 'f"'
Also on hand a new lot Of

."',1 Also on hand new lot Of q
MARsETLLEs, or PIoUE, white, buff, and
figured. ut extremely low figures.
SPRING and SUMMER FLANNELS attract at
tention by their unusual cheapncss. ,
ChSSIMERES, CLOTH, UOESKIN, DUCKS.
DRILLS COTTONADES, Checked and Striped
LINENS, BOMBAZINES, ALPACAS. and other
materials for gents and boys wear, are sold in
manner agreeably surprising to many who priced
such goods elsewhere. 1912. --
What glorious supply Of pretty shades of RIB
BONS, ShTINS, PARASOLS, FANS, &C., &C.
Although many ladies arc receiving the compli-
mcnts Of their husbands and bcau1 for their good
taste In selecting one Of N EYER'S, LAC r
SHhWLS still few Of the latter ones arc left for
those who need 20 u II o. II ~. ). y F.
and other purposes, always on hand ut moderate
figures.
AiARSEILLES TRIMMING Use. apiece), Sill
PRINCES, GIMPS, and other material, for braid
ing or trimmng female apparel of every dcscrip-
tOn. purchased at far below value and selling like
WISE of course. 80 ......
. Millions Of other inducements in DRY GOODS
NOTIONS &C., &c. = JULIUS MEYER. (
ic Is 500 Broad street. near Sixth.
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NOTICE TO TOBACCO MANUAL
y MISUNDERSTANDING made arrangements VIA
Mr.. ], u. KING, of Toronto, Canads, tomsnnN,npS
tire his celebrated PATENT ToBAtS,, LIZ Lom n
Who may need them, believing them 10 % thC
greatest Improvement Of the age for manuiae'ufl'9
~ te siHsI n, lump ~ TALBOT & BROTHER
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DRY GOODS,

nUCKWALL & ROUss, No. 1903 MAIN
II sTREET.-tgSE. IA 1See;-NEW GOODS.
stipmeat of;AUfTION BARGAINS. embracing
in part Domestics; Prints OF all kinda Dress
Goods OF all kinds and nc all prices. very hne
Lace and Hermann Shawls !. Ladies' Linen Collars
for I9c.; Hosiery and Handkerchless; Trimmingsi
Kid Gloves for ladies and gents; Fancy Articles OF
All kinds for ladies'; Dress Goods OF all KINGS Ior
gents: Shoes OF all kinds, from 573c. 70 50; the
best ~ Mating at 4ec.; Sd Mating at 4oc!i the
best Hemp Carpet Mt Joe. Brussels Carpet at
an E. Velvet RuQS. &c.
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uIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER
Will OPEN ON
TUESDAY, MAY 18TH, 1869,
1hnir third REGULAR and complete supply of


TUESDAY, MAY 25TH, 1909,
fbcfr third regular and complete supply of
.-.r.. SUMMER DRY GOODS,
and would particularly call the attention Of the
ladies to the handsome display of DRESS GOODS,
which have been selected with the greatest care,
and unusual good taste displayed In style and
pattern.
Elegant WHITE STRIPED SILKS admired by
every one; t......
JAPANESE CLOTHS, all shades considered
pretty; ...s r, .... .
JAPANESE SILK POPLINS, all colors only
500 pattern
BLACK AND WHITE GROUND GRENA-
. DIMES with colorcd silk figures; FGE
STRIPED and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES
at IS 37i, 90 IS, and Soc; -,..u. .,..,
PLAIN, STRIPED, and PLAID MOZAM-
BIOUEs, cheap and pretty;
Beautiful CHENE POPLINs, for walking suits,
only a7ic.
MOURNING GOODS:
8. BLACK GRENADINES ut 81, $3.50 and 81
very cheap;
Cd BLACK GRENADINES at 81 per yard-a
bargain;
3. BLACK GRENADINES, very pretty and
cheap
Pretty GRAY MOHAIR GRENADINES, suita-
bic for second mourning;
BLACK CHALLIES
BLACK TAMARTASEs,
BLACK GRAPE and ENGLISH BAREGEs.
1000 yards CIIENE BAREGES with silk en-
broidcrcd figures, only 3oc., selling every
where at 37ic.;
1000 yards ORGANIZES only Csc. a yard-very
cheap.
LAWNS,
JACCONETS,
ORGANIZES,
BLACK FRENCH CAMBEICs at iOc., remark
ably cheap.
PIQUES,
rIQUES,
PlQUES,
Another LOT of CAMBRIA and SWISS EDGINGS
and INSERTINGS, bought ut n large auction
sale in New York, and which will be
offered ut prices that no one will
fail to buy.
WHITE GOODS.
SWISS and ORGANIZE MUSLINS,
JACCONETS, CAMBRICS,
PLAIN and PLAID NAlNSOOkS,
IRISH LINENS,
PILLOW CASE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, .
TABLE DIAPER,
100 pieces WHITE LINEN DIAPER at 81, $3.50,
and f2-grcat bargains.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS.
LLAMA LACE sHAWLS.
MEMS WEAR.
A large stock Of
LINEN DRILLS and DUCKING,
CASsIMEREs, MELTON CLOTHS, &c.
PARAsOLs, SUE-UMBRELLAs, PARASOLs.
A large and fine stock of rIBBONs-narrow and
wide plain and fancy-can be found at
THE" DRY GOODS STORE
OF
BROAD STREET, No. 627,
RICHMOND, VA.
statesmen
". C. KEAS, j. II. CIIENERY ". III. GORDON
formerly of 5. VI. Price & Coz. my25
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By Wellington Goddin.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
bEN T1! AND D. DhiRY 7 FARM, on THE YORK
RIVER RAILROAD, NEAR TO OAkWQ0D
CEMETERY, AND ABOUT a Hale NILE
EAST OF TIE NEW CORPORAT1ON LIN
As trustee In Il deed Of trust from MIR. Joseph GI.
Mcttert bearing date the 18th OF October, 1867,
duly recorded In Hcnrico county court, shall, In
execution thereof, proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, the premises on N0NDAI me ISL Oh
june 1852 mt O'Clock =. NJ, II fair, If not, the
first fair day thereafter, that VALUABLE PRO
PERTY located rs above, consisting of an excel
lent GRIST MILL and the miller'S HOL SE on
n neycr-failing stream of water, with TWO AND
THREE-FOURTHS ACRES OF LAND attached
thereto The mill grinds from fifty to sixty bushels
corn per day, is In good order, and enjoys iair
ncighborhood custom, besides, being So near the
city, ready sale can be always found for It's sur
plus meal. Adjoining it are TEN ACRES more
or less of FERTILE LAND. on which stands an
excellent COTTAGE RESIDENCE surrounded
by shade trees, containing about eight rooms,
besides the usual out-buildinGs such as Kitchen:
stable, barn, ice-housc, corn-housc &c.
For Il suburban residence, market garden, or
dairy farm this property has many attractions.
TERMS Enough in cash TO defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off bond for s., 100 which fell due
18th October 1858, with interest on $500 from 5t
November, 1867, till paid, or such part thereof as
may he unpaid; credit as to )! 100 until 18Th
October 1860 on credit as to 81, loo until 18Th
October, 1870: on credit as TO 81, loo until latl
October 1871 on n credit to 81. 100 until 18th
October 1872 and 10 the residue of the proceeds
of sale on such terms the granur shall prescribe
and direct, the whole credit payments to bear Int
rest from the day Of sale, and to be secured by Il
trust deed. The property will be sold III two scpa-
10 5weodtls W. GODDIN, Trustee.