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sUMmER RESORTS,
WARM SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.

This CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACT
Is ef na ssfepS a eoan
near the Chssapeaks and Ohio rsiroad. and and
andria railroad CORRECTING at Gordossvlilee Alex
railroad Msore ds @as, w fESa he
Healing sSrns soT ey ss Hss ss Tsssa and Tic
s1sss s ssas n long n ya sna a ansss famed
and appiisabs to the .reatmen. Of the following
suling fIota lhpf latent existence; AFFECTIONS Of
t9e sPin. marr2w ana Its consequcnccs Paralysis
hemtplogia- following suppressed eyacuatfons
from Hamorrhoids or Uterine arrangements. or
Metastasis Of Gout and Rheumatism Affection Of
Morbid Conditions ofthe Bones the whole class of
the Cntaneous Diseases; Scorbutic and scrofulous
AFFECTIONS; Dyspepsia Torpid and otherwise De-
The Improvements consist OF a large and commo-
aioqs Hotel, large number Of handsome and con-
and Bait:soom, Billiard-room, Bowiing-allcy, Bath
HoMsas, &c. &c
6to 's degrees Fahrenheit, arc four In number.
A large octagonal BATH, for gcntfeInen, 48 feet
in diameter and II depth DEP - ;, ,n,,
Two Spirit Baths and Private Bath for Inya-
lids; All of which connect with cold Plunging
Baths. supplied with spring water oftemperature
The locality of these Springs is remarkable for
healthiness, the surrounding country of romantic
beauty, and the atmosphere salubrious and invigo-
rating.
The table accommodations will be of the best
character, and every effort made to contribute 10
the com fort and onveneuce of visitors.
Persons intending to visit the Warm Springs
from Richmond and the South arc directed 10 the
summer schedule OF the passenger trains on the
CheSa peakc and Ohio railroad. -f..3..r
WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
W. Ii. MCDONALD, Agent.
JAMES A. FRAZIER.
JOHN W. WARWICK.
10 ;EPH LIGOS. ~ On,
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Captain w. f. Cameron.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, July II, 1860.
Now that |fhe battle is done and the victory
won." beg you will not forget the praise
that is due to the gallant men who planned
the campaign and led Us on to victory.
Among them stands Captain w. E. Came
ron, the heroic young editor of the Peters
burg Inlcz. TO him more than to any other
man is due the credit Of having two years
ago laid down the very platform on which
we stood in the late contest. Still later, his
time, his money. and his talents, were given
in aid Of the "new movement" and the
famed COMMITTEE Of nine," with whom,
from first to last, he acted in full accord.
True, in this city, his home, the oyerwhelm-
ing black majority, carefully trained by their
leaders and bound by oaths, made his labors
apparently fruitless; still his earnest efforts
to induce more general white registration
added hundreds to the Walker army. To
him belongs the honor of first bringing Gill
bert c. Walker before the public; and
although in this election he cast his maiden
vote, not one Of our veteran patriots has
shown more selt-denying zeal or more bril-
liant abilities
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rsls ssoRTMENT
of the following and ss1ss san a we can
peoa @ ssSsE 1ee HEAD our list and come
ses 1Sr buff and other shndes
Moszsss.MiB1oUEs and BAREeEs at s'e'' 'e':' ana
Pink ise and Other soors A Liza
JApAS SE5ER M FRENCH TAREGEs mt 3Itc, ;
Eh Nsrs' and oRGANDIEs at 1dc-' s0e' 3'c' anu
s1sfI s casssEREs from SOC to s,.S and s,c
LINEN DUCK and PEIIpIRNIL L Il 4; and DUCK
BEhssUTTiFuL WHITE PIQUE at SOC: woTth ESQ.,;
TABLE DANlAsK from soc. 70 ~ per sAf'
S SSssp f PIAeEk g Sc and LINEN
NA iPTiS towels, and MARsEILLEs
rL9 9H5LT sTf shfaRj and PLAIN NAISsooK
cu MrSE1bss STRIPED. and DOTTED SWISS
wH MPse odRNGSAiNDY MUSLIN, for shawls;
BRILL1ANTs, DIAi1T1Es, and CHECKED Alo''
FREScH SOFT FINISH, and JAccoNEI
p1NfN and FIGURED FINE IRISH LINE rs r
WHITE, BLACK, and CoLoRED GRENADiNh
Rest sF FREN HSi wHALEBoNE GoRsETsi 81 81 jr
Ladies'. Gents, and Children ENGkv1FsslT g.
Ladies' and Gents GALIE ~ T IIsrs sHIRTS
| ACE Mfrs, SILK and Isle GLOVES
FINE SILK FANS assorted colors; p,rpp1rD
| LINED and UNLINED, PLAIN and fOffbED
| PARASOLS: ,prrr al,
SUPPLE and BOILED SILK UMBkELhh0' vi
HEM S[s1T1 EMBROIDERED. and LACE
| HANDKERC CHIEFS; ,,,,rprpFD
PLAIN. RUFFLED. ana EhbhoiDH"i1
| SHIRT BOSOMS:
LACE COLLARS. latest designs: o,rrrc.
NEW STYLE LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
| THREAD and VALE NCIENNES EDGINGS:
| CRAZE Wells and COLLARS of the best 1nakc
and many other desirable and useful goods III 10"
| prices. to which we call attention.
| Don't miss the place. eo>-s,
| WILLIAM THALHIMER SONS,
| ais Broad between Third una tourth streets'
| IL l.
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arCrToy sALEs...This Nay.
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctionccrs'
corner of Governor and Franklin streets

ELEGANT WALNUT AND oTH FL
II FITRNITURF, CARPETS, STo.Es,, %o C.
1T AUCTIoN.-THIS DAY, AT ~ %Gto ossort RI.
win sell nj our auction rooms IN cNceicht "'''''
menf Of FURNITURE. consisting OF ,,.r,,o-
One WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, WIN na'pie-
Rca ,Tb piecWSs WALNUT MARBLE-ToP SIDE
R0kRD. handsomely carved ;.c,o>- o,,d
wAINfIT and MAHOGANY ESTENsloN ana
, D nnG NV iN and WALNUT wARDRoBEs,
w BUREAUs, and wAsHSTANIDS; cr REp.
yow Jenny LIND ard COIiA1E DEL
STFhDS. new style np,rc cr,JR
THREE-PLY and INGRAM thHi IA|'
u,n GMmnE oI ! ED WALNUT HATRAcK AVID
Vcw WhLNUT-FRAME SHO W -CA6E "'
CIGAR CASES, .,.at
G Srrs, GOOD o,ri'HCo 0KING STOVES and UTEN'
sevs srhs excellent PARL OR and CHAMBER
prER Eric IGiErlRhTORs and WATER COOLERS,
View WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS, .,...
TIN SAFES and CHINA PRESSES,
several CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, cp,
New RED SPRINGS, LOUNGES, anu I'M
sTdNEW'ARE, DEMIJoHNs, KITCH EN-
WARE, &c. ,ooy ATTENTION.
to-, .-- - Auctionccrs.
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How TO KEEP CooL.-Thc following SIM
ple hints. from the Scientific american,
are useful to remember uring the warm
weather Of the present Sc. ,un
''Be Sparing in your diet, which should
consist principally, of fruits, berries, ana
nature; also, spices, condiments, and
sweets. Drink nothing but water. Chew
nothing but food; chew that well, but
do not chew too much of ii. Excess in
eating is one Of the principal causes of that
lazy, listless, relaxing feeling experienced
by so many persons in hot weather. Dress
lightly, and change often. Wear nothing
at night which is worn during the day.
Battle the body every morning with cool or
cold water. Keep clean conscience rs
well as clean body and clean clothing, and
don't get excited"
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A DIsLoYAL OLD NIGERIA lady who
overheard the conversation relates TO us the
following incident:
Our informant's cook has son, a small
boy, whom she sent to pick berries. The
weather was very warm, but the boy but
toned himself up closely i'll the remnant of /,
Yankee overcoat. When he returned, his
3 nother observed it, and accosted him
III 'What you ware Cat thick coat for SIGH
IA hot day as dis?"
cause, nanny" replied the loyal boy,
"de Yankees does it,"
YOU'RE little fool" said the indignant
old nanny; ''do you 'spcse de Yankees
got as much sense as we 'Mericans has ?"--
Montgomery (Ala.) Mail
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ByLyttieton Royster, Auctionecr,
New Kent county. Va.
vrpy DEsTR FARM FOR

a VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR
N SALE IN NEW KENT COUNTY In exc e,
cu;jon of decree obtained In the circuit court o.
New Kent az the last May term in the cause , pe
Frayser "a Jones ct ais, will expose 90 pn sa,S
suction the premises on T ,I,E " not .a o the
naxt rair day thercaiter. that very DEsIRABLiE
FARM called and known as WILL ba sontia,,.
located in The county OF New Kent lying n
Gus 70 the lands Of Emmaus Church Mt Ai9 na tho
Parkinson. and others within SIX miles Va sn Wv
Richmond and York River railroad ana rpe r" II
distance from the Pamunkey river las upon =. |"
COMFORTABLE DWELLING, with WITH, ~ I,r He oT
sarv ont-buildings, with young fEh tId, on
CIfARD of rare varieties, yielding aouiiuah'''
each season. - ,,roJuccs finely
the staples usually grown In this clf1naLe. nhnni
nient to frst-class English and classiG and
with all the social advantages of an intciiigeh. anu
hospitablc community. ,r.,h os o,,,en SOS
TERMS Sufficient cash to defray the eS Pr -
Of sale, &C., dc. the rasidue on Grea ots on viii
and twelve months, In two equal iDstaimess., fa.
bonds Of approved security, to carry ~,
date and the title retained until the "hoie Va Tue
p"ie''"se ''''''' RICHARD T.. FRAYSER-
Commissioner.
Richmond. June 10th. 1859. ,5crx
,crna % ,n"re or less rs jyla-'d
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By Grubbs & Williams, AuctioheerS'
E-,oyantb street between Main ana BANK.

rT7PTsTEEs' SALE OF A VALuBALE
FtPM. WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS,
HuNRdRiEsR2 Y4RDs virtue. 2u Of
dood 81 trust executed by DR.. p. L. Anderson to
the subscribers trustees dated LIST January 1sSs
and recorded in Chesterfield county court 4h sai
n nt nggcion at Cfesteraefd Courthouse, on MON
DAY of August Chat heing e9y aI
nccunfcd nv DR.. i. i. Anderson. II embraces
about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY A &C -,
more or less: about two-thirds In WOODS, the
The improvements consist of dwelling with
eiabt ar fen rooms and the usual out-buildings
also a Young orchard Of choice fruit.
TrpSfs cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
and note for 81 o0O due 1st january, 1852 credlt
ms to 81 900 until Isl January 1870 ana the residue
"P0N =. W. GRUBBS.
E. s. WOODBRIDGE.
Trustees.
GRuDps & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
Nv l3-1G. ls 81 %, &c. 81. 28. % 80 ,3lStdS
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BY wellington Goddin'
.+,o,,o,. aud Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
N of REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY %, Or
RICHMOND.-B order Of the United states DIS u.s.,
matter of f. p. Townsend. bankrupt, we VIII sell
at public auction. on the premises, on SA ti,
DAY July 10th, 1859, ats O'Clock 7. NJ. iaiI. III
With the large BRICK and WOODEN DWELL
ING, with thirteen rooms, thereon occupied d GE
,""c hetwec Broad and Marshall streets seventy
and hair feet, and running back between parallel
lines one hundred and thirtyfour feet TO Lalayet'c
avenue. twenty feet wide. ,a
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at Six ana
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest addea
and title retained. 800.
of the purchaser ut former sale, VINO iaheo 10
comply with the terms. .,o
lanes L. APPERSON, Trustee.
J, L. APPERSoN, Salesman.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

HANDSOME FRAMED DWELLING
III ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET
BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROE FOR
SALE At AUCTION.--Will he sold at auction,
july 1869, AT 6 O clock =. NJ that neat and we'll
planned FRAMED TENEMENT located rs above,
now occupied ny Mr.. c. ". Gardner ana adlnin-
ing the residence of Mr.. James III. West. The lot
has front of 80 by l55 feet to wide alley and the
DWELLING contains five rooms besides Kitchen;
storc-room, well Of water. and large stable and
the whole premises is in good order and attrac-
tive. ,,
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust decd.
iy0 w. GODDIN. Auctionccr.
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husband. Though she adored him, che DID
not repine at bis dark hossr; LOOKING as ].
the remains of her loved and lost husband
for the last time. she put, on ner pohnet,
and thus spoke to the gentlemen Who ~ y slu
na,ishcarers lust GO into the buttery and get
some som rum. and veil start this man right
alongW 49, . sa.
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctionecr,
Office sci Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel

VALuA;BLE REAL r. LEST ESTATE ITRG On T FdE
SALE AT AUCTlON-Will be sold on TIL URS-
DAY the 18th July. 1859, on the premises, at
O'Clock 2 the following PIECES Of pCrSPerf Hear
Eiphtecnth street, at present occupied by HAYES X
Mcrriman as a cnal-yard. Thc,lot fronts on Dock
street a feet, and extends back about III feet 10
SECOND. rhe LOT on the south side of Broad
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, front
;ng on Broad street so feet. and extending PACK
about 40 feet to Scabroak'S warehouse. ON ac-
count of the central location of this property II
may be considered to he very valuable. -.
Terms: One-third cash the balance on crcdll
of six and twelve months for negotiable notes
with interest added, and secured by deed OF trust
iy 10 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctioneer
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ yERf yA EHSA II F EhFHhSo E3oFF A IRIS
or OF + 1iI C1R r; ESTATE. NEAR THE
MECHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE, AT AUG.
TION.-In execution Of a decree OF me CIRCUIT .li
court of Henrico entered 3oth April, 1869, IN the
case of Minor. etc. rS Christian. executor ana
ais, the undersigned commissioners named III
said decree will sell at auction upon the premises
Ge sI"sk Ty if on lar II not then on the M
day thereafter. at the same hour. TWO VERY
VALUABLE FARMS attached to the Craigton
estate owned by the heirs ofDr' William A. chriS-
list ist. The "HARvEY FARM. occupied by Mr..
Ouarles situated on the road leading from Ne
chanicsve turnpiks four I'D mics ron Mor te c a
coHtaining THREE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TY-EIGHT AND ONE-E1GHTH ACRES-i2'
acres of highland l25 acres OF second ar no,
cultivated in grass and corn. About fifty acres OF
the highland are in woods, and seven acres III a
fine orchard Of peaches nGGlcS %c ncr s,E Is
dwelling with -four rooms besides DaScilcht' sbdoc'
corn-hG,lsc, and tobacco barn ,.,,,
end. Thc "PRICE TRACT occupied by Mr..
Thomas. on the Craigton road. Just beyond me
gate leading to the Cralgton mansion, about i've
miles from the city: THREE HUNDRED AND
Ten AND ONE-HALF ACRES-loO acres high
land 100 acres of second low-groundS balance IN
meadow suitable for grasses and corn; 30 acres III
woods. The dwelling has four rooms.
Both of these farms arc well adapted Tor ifnlt'
growing and trucking. The soil OF the upland )
light. quick, and productive, and the bott9m-lano
IS very rich They are approached by good roads
and Situated in one of the most improving neigh
bnrhoods near the city. We invite the particular
attention of persons seeking farms to this sale.
TERMS Onc-fourlh cash balance ut sin twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, VIII
interest added the title to be retained by the cour
until the notes arc paid; c11p1cr,,>
EDMUND c. Minor,
. - . ,r,,. ,,,ot;onnnrI l., %
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Artemas Ward remarked that there is
something indescIfbably beautiful in the
true Wite's devotion to her husband. There
is something very awful in her grief wben
death takes him away. Leaves have their
and relentlessiy. We recently heard most
touching instance of the resignation of an
afectio4ste woman at the funeral Of her
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctfoneer ana Real Estate Agent.

TWO EXCELLENT FRAMED TEN "
6pp ms1T MIR Mr. PETER LAWs0N's n RESI- IL
pENcE, FOR SALE AT 1c, AToP pn 9THHURspA :"
soIa ~ e iir 1850 at o. clock P. NJ those TW
,e IN. DTENEENTs located as above, escn
containing six rooms and now occupied 1 N ner
month. They arc well located, and are In eoou
order. ,,,,,oa ot four. eight
and twelve months, for ne2otiapie ho'e''
added. secured by a trust DECD, r,S ,uct;oneer.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
AuctioncerS and Real Estate Agents,
lt2g Main 81 roof

HANDSOME FRAME COTTAGE RE
Ii SlDENCE, AND FRAME STORE WITH
DWELLING ATTACHED, NEAR THE cor
NER OF MONROE STREET AND BROOK
AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wc viii
sell at public auction. on TUESDAY, 18Th OF July,
1869 at 81 O'Clock L. NJ, the premises that de
slrablc FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE located
as described, containing five rooms; kitchen, &c,
with gas and water on the premises.
Immediately after same, will sell the EbME
STORE. with DWELLING attached containing
four rooms, &C., with kitchen and the usual out
houses.
The yards 10 each of the above property arc beau
tifuy decorated with shrubhcry Of every deScrip-
ton. nice arhors covered with choice grapes, Sc.
The lots front each Is by lbs feet more or less.
LYME & BROTHER,
Tvs Auctionccrs.
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BY Wellington Goddin.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
RRICK RESIDENCE ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF LEIGH BETWEEN FIFTH MD Si s III
STREETS.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust rom .ne
late T Warren Slaughter bearing date 10th Novem-
her. 1903. duly recorded in Richmond iusti.gs
Court Shall in execution thereof Hhe inlnnc mon
rcrd to sell at public auction, oil the premises. on
FRIDAY the 23d of July 1863, lat O'Clock r. NJ.
the REAL ESTATE thereby cnmyeyed consiStilis
on located rs above 26X15N feet to an alley, now
in the occupancy of Mr.. b. w Finncy as tenant nj,
The house contains eleven rooms lDesiuIgs , omU
usual out-houses,) ard Is in good oroer anu Nsi }
conveniently arranged ,,,, ,,,.,o
Whilst the deed requires cash sale am autno
those terms. or in lieu of them, one-foulth cash
balance at six, twelve, and eighteen months LOT
negotiable notes interest added, secured ny trust
deed. onr,~- ,,,,.+oo
iv W. 6oDD1N. IEuSitc'
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". GODDIN. Trustee,

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-At u o'clock NJ.
" on SATURDAY next, July II. 1850, on the
premises. SHALL as assignee of said John e. bal
said Ballard i'm the LOT and BUILDINGS Ia sta
be and carriage-housel on the corner of Ross and
fourteenth streets. The said lot fronts on Four
zenith street orty-six feet and ten inches and runs
b tck flfty-four feet.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at three and
six months.
ivlatds John T. Ballard, bankrupt.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Extension OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Neutrality-suspicious. over the Esec'
n.--Dfstfnguished Arrivals, dc.
MuIrr SRI PILE SPRINGS. W. VAL

AsiAaOUssss~kkSpORSkhAH SSSAf WAC ~$A~~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Arrivals, cc.
WRITE SULPHUR STRINGS, w. YA.,}
July u, 1869. !
The party of distinguished capitalists who
have been surveying the proposed route, OF
the railroad from this place to the Ohio mas
Just returned, and seem to be greatly
pleased. The Board Of Directors OF the
road are here, and the speedy completion OF
this great route is now confidently cx-
pected. @z@ss
Men from all sections of the country are
rejoicing over the grand victory you have
achieved In the election of Walker, nor does
any one think that any serious apprehen-
sions need be felt in reference TO the autho-
rites in Washington.
General Ewing. OF Ohio, and many othcr
prominent men. are here. MIR. Peabody l.
expected this week. DR.. Sears, his repre-
sentative, Is already here.
The management OF the Springs is admi-
rablc. The Pcytons are making host Oh
friends.
Yesterday being Sunday, we had divine
service in the ball-roonl-preaching, morn.
ing and night, by Rev. Mr.. Chambers, OF
Philadelphia, and by Rev. Mr.. Dickinson, OF
Richmond. ". ID.
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THE MON merry WHITE
l. SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACE Is
NOW open for the reception of visitors. Before tie
war this was the most popular watering-placc In
Virginia. It's situation. In southwestern Virginia,
OH the eastern slope. of the Alleghanics, gives Il
beautiful scenery, ahealthful climate. AM pnrG
hracing air Mcssrs. WILSON ,,oREyTZ two
cnterprisng Virgnians, i've leased II for term
Of five years. Lave thoroughly repaired, newly
furnished, nndwill open 1t on scale surprising ts
former grandeur.
Visitors to this place travel the entire distance by
rail. Getting off at Big Tunnel station, on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, they are con-
viewed into the Reception House In ten minutes, Oh
the Spring Branch railroad.
New baths, billiard and bowling saloons, have
been erected for the comfort and amusement OF
visitors. Post-onicc telegraph, express, and
ticket offices, are on the premises.
Daily lines of stages VIII run Ia the Grcenbrier
White on a route through the widest scenery In
Virginia.
Travellers between points North and South vii!
find this Il most delightful resting place.
The fair has been reduced to the moderate price
of So per day, 500 per week, and $40 per month,
giving the privilege OF special rates 10 larger par
ties for longer time. Children under ten years OF
age and servants. half price.
One of the best LAWN AND BALLROOM
BANDS will be in attendance. -
WILSON 4 LORENTZ,
je 25-im Proprietors
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sTCrToY aAr.Es..-Future Gays.
- By wellington aoddin.

nANDsoME Lot, ON THE EA SI
fi1ISE OF PINEBETWEEN H0LL,1, "a M 81
ITiII VI STREETs, IN THE PLAN OF BELniiaa
DERE, FOR sALEAT AUCTIoTTBnNSl1E ri Jay.
ut ancffon, on the premises, on W o1ciocE p.
Ne either LOT No so or No. 81 In the PnIna aIofa
said' onposte the residence OF Mr.. ", ~ daot " m
srrtt ffontlng 80 feet running back LOO iee' - -"
alley.
T TERMS II AT saie' ". GoDDIN, Auctioneer:
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;VI-rnS N WILLIAMS. AuctionccrS.
By Cook 4 Laughton, AuctionccrS.

By Cook Laughton, AuctonccrS'
corner Governor and Franklin streets
r AEGE SALE OF B T S T W ii ! / +
STONE CHINA At AUCT1ON.-on WE'D
NESDAY the nth instant. ut 10 o,cIoGk, we VII WI
sell at Our store an invoice of WHITE SIpN T.
CHINA WARE consisting Of
400 dozen DINNER. BREAkFAST. ana DEE
SERT PLATES; .-,.,-,.
$50 COVERED and UNCOVERED NEGEIA-
BILE DISHES. , >.,>s.
SOUP and SAUCE TCREENS, STANDS:
and LADIES':
SAUCE BOATS,
PICKLES,
BUTTER DISHES,
SALAD BOWLS
SIDE DISHES. I'LL sizes: 90
900 sc.s CUPS and SAUCERS, with ana With
ont handles;
20 dozen PITCHERS. all sizes;
20 dozen BOWLS, all sizes.
The above goods have just been opened from
original packages. and greatly superior to any
ever offered at auction In this city. and TO which
the attention OF the trade IS called.
COOK & LAIGiTbN,
iylo Auctionecrs.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
AND IN HENRICO COUSTY.-By virtue of a de-
cree of the circu; court of Richmond pronounced
on the 9Th OF March, 1850, In the case of Robinson
executriX, Sc, rs. Robinson ct 1tS we SHALL Us
special commissioners, thereby appointed, pro
coed to SELL ut public auction, on the premises, IN
the order advertised the following real estate De-
longing to Mr.. Samuel G. Robinson-viz., on
TUESDAY the 18th july 1869, commencing al IL
O'Clock NJ. one undivided eighth part In that vai!'-
the York River railroad depot now occupied by
Colonel Ordway fronting los Feet more or less, on
the south side of alter street. running BACK 10 INC
ship lock also, the like interest In LOI at INC
corner of Water and Peach streets, fronting ei
feet also, the like interest in LOT letter " L =
fronting 25 feet on Water street also, the ike m
tcrcst in HALF-ACRE LOT No. II, at the north
east corner of ID Cary and Twcnty-third streets.
After which, say ut half-past O'Clock T. NJ, on
the premises. will I've sold. In fee simple, IW ENI4
LOIS In the plan of Fulton, bounded by Erin; VIZ.
ginia Gillian, and Goddin streets, each 80 by ITO
feet.
ON the same day, on the premises. at o'clock
p NJ, will be sold FIFTi-TWO ACRES OF
FARMING LAND, in Henrico county, ono mile
west OF Richmond adjoining the lands OF the late
John n. Shields and others. This land Is not only
highest state of fertility ofany similar sized tract
of land in the vicinity Of this city, and is justly re-
gardcd Of great value either for farming purposes
or rs Il site for L suburban residence.
TERMS: 0nc-thrd cash d. balance AT SIN, Twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and Il conveyance ordered by The
POWHATAN ROBERTS.
~, commissioners.