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New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

DUBLIC AUCTION.
4 u VALUABLE LOTS FOR siLB.
b. 0ritr Of JACOB ROSENGAaDEH. esq
There viii he col it fuhEc arc0n,
o. MO1DAI Aurls. - i'1l.
ONE HUND7ru AND TWENTY EiGET B,ILUlNG LOTS,
s.nste In he TOWN o. RAILWAY, Nj
commerce ~ O'Clock s day Temsl0 e"nt
Of ra-cll o 81 Sd ta aal Tie ssilaoa
of6O PEP on i1u. ani r1lrgase 'Or -arre ye
Purchasers tie lote opposite ia3d depot At Railway
~ J.
70, particulars nqtiD Of
e. AfEYFR sCifLi.GLOFF.
corner Far; an bio1m gii ta., Uooo-en y J.,
J. ROSBSGABuES.
eorrer Scho,es an Loimcrs,s, W.. mshur7hi y ].
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BrookInu Real CstGte f3r G.le.
E7OP SALE-The 3-story. bich-stoop HOUS
Presiients, opposite Cfro Psrk. Boo. e u tgl
location desirable in al reiec& Price, $780, l. - hLLLJ4I,
No. Broadway, n. T.
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CONN.-ToLET, FURNISHED,
5untmer Retreats.

DREAD LOAF INN-Riptog, Vermont, rapidly
G0 becoming the NOS; celebrate! si-H,r r' t." n ''rt
ygrHE PETTIPAUG HOUSE, Essex, Conn,
has sH some nice EuIy rooms moi tie coolest
hfates places in New STYLE 'lk. guests con-
fonahe happy; eight miles te Ces 10 "a sDoe
daily.
For par;ieular5 ami reference send for crcul1r
II. L. PARKER Prorreor
Formerly Nauo.ssset Ii0use
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NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAL LINE.
srR.u To LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
Prom Pier so a. Sorth River
mn, vvrt. ngs-,........ SATURDAY, August n, t4p
nbL, 70 SATURDAY September J, at 10 a.
RRis SATURDAY sep.emhsr 10 a, m
a. 1xssyrs..l or Qosenstoun cabin S73 and So9 aeersge
AZ u.I st.sraxe from LvsDoo ooeeaosn Londonderry
s..sGs S E s mGSaB and LONDON every Fortnight ealing
Plymouth 10 land psss-ngrH a.rrpn.y ln,n., n 4nm
DnS DnSssxI " Nj w WEDNESDAY,. Sept !, p
c.hn Sa.ase ESQ and seoi .'eerA-e payable IN afreney
oeon reduced rates For further particulars
appJ a. 'he '0"p' r. ". j. HURST. Manager
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sATrRpArs WEATHER RrPoRrns 4. =.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun 57 Sun ........ 6H Moon rises. 07
Sandy Hook Cows Island Hell Gate $50
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Ocean Steamers.
IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLER!

Ocean Steamers.
IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
HARPERs HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND
THE HAST. BEING A THROUGH fRsScE BELGUs, Hot-
iaSD GKE.sY AUsTA ITALY EGyPr SYRIA TURKEI, GEEoE
GaEAr BRTais IRELAND. VITA Railroad Map corrected % to
hG I BY '" r@SrPSs Boss P,% 81 80
HAaPERs PHRASgBo0Ki o. HAsD3ooK TnAySI Talk goa
FSsS GeS D and . Italian b. Pembroke etss square
F,r ale by ali Booisellers.
1 NCNOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIVERPOOL, AMI LONDONDERRY.
EVERY WTDSss6AY VII AND SATURDAY
CALEDONIA, WEDNESDAY August g
Fir, Cabin ps.sa-e s65 Intermediate s5i sseerage $sa
S''''-' '''' ''''" '''' HsSDERsoN BROTHERS Agents,
B2whlg-srsea.
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL; oo,,,
ysIER @ sTAIs. aid BRIL- ~ m sS1sg ou
2SH g AMEfTA HhEFc Cant E. b B. fas15Isas sideaa sssns
sgRRIMACK. Capt WiER, o,ioaer p, IN .. G.. rr,..-..
p Perru.o Bahia and Rio Jale.o gons returning. For
'He's'T%S9a. %a 4 sai GIRais5S e. ta 9sa ~ xo
IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
salsg regularly EVERY THURSDAY, t3OeiOca precisely
nom MORO r5it TO- ClsTiE Capt Aoru IS
o1R S2LgMB sa Satt Il B. va swsr via nassau
i0rH'sD' u P4''As' 'pp' No. Bo1ilsRrge
FOR LIVERPOOL
CvIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE L. : MAILS
rur LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM coMPANY
will d,racb one 6rstes full power iron steamship
From PIER no. 46 n. r., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
az 6To~u
NEVADA Capt GREEN ............ August "a, st4co
COLORADO Can't FREEMAN ........Aagust 81, at 900
WISCONSIN Capt WILLIAMS. September = at 800 m
MANHATTAN, Capt PoEsrTH September H. at s;0 A. m
MINNESOTA Capt wHSERAr September 2l at $500 p M
IDAHO Capt September 2S at 9O' l. N
Cabin passage, $50 gold.
seerage passase Omee, No 20 Broaivay so, currency
For freight cabin passage spPlyt
TOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
c,TT "n9 aP iIt SSLrMGRE via HaiaI TUESDAY August q
CRY or sA,sse1 ! y
CTTY CIV or or hhSFWERP Via saI TGES0AY s2sES lEn
And earh succeeding SATURDAY and alternate TUEsDA HO" r'si
No. 4" HOf" N''" RATES oP PASSAGE.
Rsr .sfHsr tISS snss 81 sSfS s fsi =
TS TS Es's.o :;::.::::: 8 as;
p,.5, n forwarded 10 avre Hamburg Bremen, &C. rs
'ffo fc.ets ,i here moderate rates BY POa' wishing to
'Ra 3D. iG ,SsT onaon app, a, the Companys oa
''' JOHN q. DALE, Agent No. Is broadway y !.
UOR HAVRE-The frst-class side wheel
from Per IS Sorth TUESDAY August - at Seoeh p I"
SSa 5a Fsiise E,siss g sH eufrsHey
20, or pa:ss: .1p; to IL WEBB EsAsasaas
ONLY DIRECT LINE To !,,!II FRANCE; HSSps2rs MAIL
sTP ,ssHIPs BETWEEN EEw.YoRk AND HAWKE 'AhbiH"
All BRBSr ,, Ia. ,o,,. O., the Continent will sa1
,ar Pier No. 50 North River ~ follows .rrpn.v o,t.,
Duehesne.. "a
IIFAYETTH "a lthD., sepVee H.
sT LAURENT, Lemse 10 "a ~ G.l s !, Pns,
ne ppysT or HAyRR-Fn Cabin, slAi Second Cabin va
10 PARIS nelaing railway nese flrs' 0aoia @sSi se'a'
Cabin, SB. - .,..u,,, ,,.s.nc>,,
going returning rom the 'onunsn hurop
% hs samsrs Of line, avoid rsAs from transit
V x.vs and crossing The Channel besides saving nme
g Eng hhss 80 ,rsn.e GEO MACKENZIE Agent, No. 81 Broadway
A. rJONAT, LINE
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o H. PiFE70N Auetolecr
DY A. ID. MELLlCK, jr., q BRO, Auc
~ E0Eee.s,
No. Pire-t N~r-Yofk
AUCTION sALE
THIRTY CHOICE COTTAGE Plots. s1rl5O EACH, A
IONg, VEANGH


THIRTY CHOICE COTTAGE PLOTS. s1r5O EACH, AT
LONG BRANCH, y. j..
T!IB ANBICAE BfGHFON,
beautifully situated hc grOIr hc MURRAY HbL OF THR
slFer5 resleae,s of osy Wall g. I'D
n ciea view 81 e hotels from he CoHs sental to The
West End.
70: ani er tive er-uar apply to tie AuOuecs, and W.
NORRIS, Long Branch
surg ftyD OyrIcs ST. PAuI. MrSS AHg s. 1870.
IN COMPLIANCE with an act entitled " An
Act Dispose c the Five aui Thoassa Acres Of Internal In
nt Lands' approved March g. 1870. notice rly given at
the LANDS meaioBci said act vii tc osu q fc Agcn az
the mIgl pnce .0.Grs s4 seventy ef
tie Cn0 Of fle s1te MrlC' O. o ~. Psu
WEDNESDAY the ib lay Of tercuber g. b.. 1l a. 10 ococs
e forenoon, aal GA Che Following ca 1u o shan al asge bfen
oierd.
r-e proportion OF sit ads located sevel hs h nfiri
parallel or le Inc between ji onl ~ o. Ire VI ,ne
State east ard vest 1ui The suieT h,an o. he . md
num.ef tuy l and tr yert ts a11 taf roi- prln-
aaIs. well waeri. gf good nr soil sug er F Of
the Msspn Nver, and de Rel River of r. Aori .ea rh@
eleventh ,tlHiar parallel az miles noih sl clte. D) lll
heavily tubeei of then i Wifh tie iest
Tue ani h1ri wood fnJr TIE St''e a- r cirfgy
.ccl ilosy within limits Of To- l. grants DE-
y-r railroad u c state anl r o eqlal allc vi ac q
Jose aniG
Particular lss,r 7ors can be seen a he STATE IsGi Ofce
IL cOnds Of aid Van no tle nr1m
eJ H lie exempt 0 taxation r0- o ten aFs
ION AMI ate 1iJ >le
pamn, ei lads the legal money o. te Ust srts 'nt
E-nesol Htle Railroad Bonds WITH an the M coupons atf e.
Ei receive pros ,Et thlaslui o. Lor4 80
cf . owners tlesf agcug 1 21ur
the said che u tie bonds e;el ari autlr
iiug the Conmi of the Land Olce l. chez and & apart
Tor dcpos moHrt OF 1ns uaso.l wcl - e
ulrg sAJul . e Of l loa deios tel EI
the Interest thereon Ola failure 70 lchs on Tie dag sale
CHARLES MciLiifH, Comnssoler
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Harb!e ano Slate fllantels.

Hlartle dn0 Slate ttlanleiS.
nECORArED Marble Mantels, NalnscotIng,
Furniture Tons &C., representation Of ~ foe marble, -l3
iesgs black en-ryed il coll NiDbLf ELD t'h'
PASY 9 Broawayi branch Wareroors ~ Fslons Bioosn
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
H Mbed and Decorated prices nom $40 20 ~ a1i uPSaS
A.o Slate every description, pl,n aad ousmeaisl
SLATE Co.., MestE tec1th-sf.
Between fiftb ard sixth svss
MARBLE and MARBLElIED MANTELS,
VA es Table ard PaEber' slabs Showroom.
with 6uest as.ortnc1t u MANTELS Price. reduced
A. KLABER. ~ All lS East Egbteenta st., Fe"-Yors.
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rlch
WI ard ei.s.u Designs from 60 sl2 81 Up 70 +2s1 T. b.
STEWART Co.. COS SiIhsve. bet Thitsfh and hil''hss
- KLABER & Co.. Marble Works, 2l1 TO
-, 223 West Fftyfr-st-Marbe and hsrtcne d'ues, hoHa
meats OF superior workmanship cheapest ~ the etg
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printing.

WIN. EYERDELLs SONS, 10f Fulton-st.-
w LTTHOGRAPHIC, srEAN JOB PRlsTLhS aal LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
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boar0 a,.0 Rooms.

az WEST TWENTY -SECOND-ST T.-NIarried
or single gentlemen " 4 Ind pleasant ROOMS Che above
Ter large or small without BOARD reasonable terms F
class location Fifth Avenue NoeL References.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06
The Eye.

Defective sight, and even total blind
ness, can in many instances be entirely
prevented by prompt attention to the
symptoms Of such diseases as lead to
the above deplorable condition. When
your eyes are easily tired, your sight con-
fused when there is darting pain felt
in or through the eye-ball and temple,
when inflammation, chronic OR acute, sets
in; when floating specks or moats make
their appearance, when the sight is blurred
or objects can no longer be seen distinctly,
when haze comes over the eyes, when
tears constantly overflow or have to be
pressed from the corner of the eye, in
materate condition to relieve that organ,
when either Of the above symptoms make
their appearance, then do not delay to
seek competent medical advice. Do not
doctor your own eyes, nor allow any
physician to do so unless he be Il well
qualified Oculist, for an eye once lost can
never be regained.
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Deafness.

Good hearing is requisite in every de-
partment Of life for the rapid interchange
OF our thoughts, ideas and wants, and its
loss or impairment is misfortune which
makes itself felt at every step and serious
ly interferes with usefulness and success in
all relations of life. 1t is the mldew to
fond hopes and aspirations and debars
talent and genius from reaping their
legitimate reward. The inability of the
fond mother to hear the anxiously ex-
pected cry uttered by her new. born babe
on its entrance into the world or of the
aifectionate child to hear the dying request
of beloved parent, must be sad de-
privation.
Diseases most destructive to hearing
commence very insidiously, without pain,
noises, or any other symptoms calculated
to alarm the patient. Hearing becomes
impaired so gradually that no disease is
suspected until the inability to hear com.
mon conversation establishes the fact of
Deafness.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06

a high repute as remedial agent in par
alysis and similar affections of the Nervous
System, but our enlarged understanding of
its power, mode of administration, and
correct adaptability, proves it to be more
valuable as a tonic in general or nervous
debility, whether that condition manfests
itself in the shape of Dyspepsia, Neuralgia,
Hysteria, Chorea, or in weakness of the
Uterine System.
Our experience in the administration of
this subtle agent warrants us in saying,
that in number of chronic diseases, far
adization is far safer as well as more
effective remedy than any internal tonic
with which we are familiar. Its inn
mediate effects in most cases are exceed
ingly exhilarating and if faithfully repeat
ed, it permanently benefits the whole diges-
tive and nervous apparatus. In conjunc-
ton with other treatment, marked and
rapid improvement is generally expert
enced in cases of impairment or loss of
nervous and physical power, and in all
diseases requiring a powerful tonic i'm
preston.
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The stomach generally suffers more or
less, and becomes weak and irritable; the
appetite is capricious, and nearly always
bad in the morning.
The patients often complain of lassitude
and fatigue, and incapacity for either
physical or mental exertions, and a con-
slant disposition to drowsiness and sleep.
The mental faculties are also sometimes
slightly affected loss of memory being not
unfrcquently experienced.
Catarrh may prove fatal, either by de-
blitating hesystem and wearing out the
patient, or by travelling downward and
producing Consumption. This fact has
been so repeatedly noticed that all ex-
perienced practitioners now look upon
Catarrh as one of the most frequent and
important causes of this complaint; but,
according to our extensive observation, it
should always be regarded as a Fremont
ton, and one of the very earliest mani
festations of Consumption.
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Warning against PrOcrasti-
nation.
nation.

As the spark which causes a conAagra-
ton destructive enough to lay whole
city in ashes can be extinguished by the
pressure of finger, and the mighty av-
alanche which brushes everything in its
course and buries whole villages under its
pondrous masses of snow, could be arrested
at its starting point by the intervention
of hand, so the inflammation which
causes an incurable Deafness can most
generally be removed by few weeks of
treatment, and all danger to hearing
averted, if attended to in time. No delay,
therefore should be allowed to occur in
procuring competent medical assistance as
soon as the slightest morbid condition of
the Ear becomes manifest.
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Discharges from the Ear.

No matter if caused by scarlet fever,
measles, cold or other causes, if not re-
moved or checked, will emaciate the body,
cnfeeble the mind, destroy the hearing and
sometimes even endanger the life itself.
The offensiveness of the discharge, so very
annoying to patients and their friends, is
alone sufficient reason for its removal. No
time should be lost to have so revolving
and dangerous disease attended to. A
cure can be effected in almost every case
without any pain or detriment to the gen.
eral health.
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To Sufferers from Nervous
Diseases.

Much of our time and attention has al
ways been devoted to the investigation and
treatment OF diseases Of the Nervous Sys-
TEN and to chronic ailments of painful
and debilitlting character. In many dis
eases of this class we have found faradiza-
ton most invaluable curative power.
By its judicious administration sometimes
alone ana sometimes in conjunction with
other means, we have frequently succeed
ed in ersdicating chronic diseases in their
most aggravating form after innumerable
other remedies and thorough course of
ordinary treatment had been tried in vain.
Medica Electricity has always maintained
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06
Method Of Detecting lncipi-
enl Deafness.

As soon as the least difficulty is expert
cnced in hearing whisper Or conversation
carried on in "A low tone, or when children
have to be called or addressed several
times before they pay any attention, the
state of hearing should at once be tested
Hold an ordinary hard ticking watch
sic feet from the ears, and if the ticking
cannot be heard at that distance, it may
be taken for granted there is something
wrong about the ears which requires look
ing after, and which does not admit of
a delay.
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Early Manifestation Of Con-
sumption.

If person has an obstinate cough,
which commenced without any obvious
cause, cough which is at first dry and
hacking and subsequently attended for
time with frothy or mucilaginous-lookin
expectoration, accompanied by wandering
pains about the chest and loss of flesh
even to a slight extent, he is in all pro-
liability consumtive. If besides there be
hrmoptysis or splitting of blood, even to
the amount of a drachm, the probability
is increased to almost a certainty. If in
addition to these symptoms the breathing
becmes harsh, hurried, and deep inspira-
ton evoke few clicks of dry and
cracking sound, or if the voice becomes
permanently weak and hoarse, there can
be little doubt that the person is suffering
under consumption.
If person free from dysentry, and
who has not resided in tropical climates,
suffers from obstinate diarrh9a, which
goes on month after month with slight re-
mission or intermission even though there
be no cough, he is most likely consump-
tive. Should this diarrhGa be followed by
chest symptoms of the slightest amount,
the existence of consumption is an abso-
lutte certainty. If a young adult not ad-
dicted to enervating habits and not lead
ing dissolute life, without clear cause
steadily loses weight, he is in all probab-
ility consumptve, though no chest symp-
toms should have appeared; when such
however, manifest themselves addition
ally, the establishment of consumption
is almost a fixed fact. In all cases
where any of the manifestations described
make their appearance, we would advise
an immediate examination of the chest
and prompt resort to appropriate treat
ment.
At an early stage of consumption a
radical cure can be frequently effected,
and health placed upon firm and per-
manent footing, while with every step in
advance which the disease is allowed to-
take, the chances for perfect recovery
diminish correspondingly. Our readers
must bear in mind that the most skillful
and efficient treatment can do no more
than to make sound and useful as much of
the lungs as is present at the time when
the progress Of consumption becomes sus-
pended. No means on earth can replace
the lung tissue which has been destroyed
by the ulcerating process. The earlier,
therefore, consumption is attended to, the
better are the chances for satisfactory re-
suits.
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Noises in the Ear.

OF whatever nature, whether resembling
the roar of the ocean, the kissing of steam,
the ringing of bells, the chirping of III
sects, or other sounds, are sure indica-
ton of some abnormal condition, and their
warning voice Of impending danger to the
hearing should be quickly obeyed.
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Ear-aclle.

Whether dull or violent, darting or
throbbing, is always an evidence of
diseased condition of the Ear, and calls
for careful examination and suitable
treatment.
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AUCrIOH sALEs...rntu.e Dags.a
{ 80 By Wellington Goddin, e..
~ =. huetsoneer and Real Estate Agent. y. >


rrRUsTEE's SALE OF THAT vALU-
i ABLE pK0PERTY ~ CHEs1BRMtL II
CONTIGUOUS THERETO, COMBINING
ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED AND sIXTY.SE-
VEN. ACRES, MuKE OR LESS.-By virtue Of q
certain deed OF trust executed by Mr.. Montague
Eieh1rd Leyerson to the Subscriber, dated 18th
December, 1860, duly recorded in Chesterfield
county court, ! shall. 40 trustee therein named,
proceed to cell ut public ancion, on the premises
on SATURDAY, APRIL 23d, 1870, at ] o'clock r
M, that valuable property located as above.
known as the BROAD ROCK RACE-COURsE,"
with the lands adjoining and contiguous theTeI9,
on the Goodies Bridge.road, about two ana nad
miles from the town Of Manchester, and descrine dec
adjoining the lands Of Ray Moss, Harrison Bran
der, Elizabeth Lipscombe, Henry Drewry's heirs,
Major Walker, and Thomas Walden, Jr. :; also, 81
acres adjoining the lands OF Lawson Burfoots es,
tale, and bounded by the Goodies Bridge ROAD on
the east and south also, Is acres adjoining 'he
lands OF Major Walker and others, and pougnt ey
David Mcdaniel OF Henry Nunnally ana VIE,
There are comfortable Bull DlNGS on p2IttIun
Of the land, and that which has been In cnltiPa-
tion is highly improved. The foregoing reai esr
tate Is 50 well known that minute descrLpm1h w
to prior deed OF trust made to the AYE JONI ":
Williams, trustee, to secure debt Tor ABOUT
$l7, 5oo
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses or
sale and to pay Off certain negotiable notes
becsme due l5th-1sth March, 1870, amounting
to e. oIs co. and to the surplus of sale on such
terms as the debtor shall prescribe, or as the ttus-
- CHARLES S. HILL, Trustee
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By Grubbs II Williams. Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OLA SMALLFAR

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FARM
i IN HANOVER COUNTY ABOUT ONE
MILE FROM THE TOWN OF ASHLAND.-By
virtue or deed Of trust executed by elizabeth
Hogg to the subscriber as trustee. dated a2d sep
court. being thereto required, l will sell at suc-
ton, in front of the store of j.. w. Ratclffe, at
Ashland. ON FRIDAY, cath April, at 12s O'Clock
deed. being ONE HUNDRED AMI FOUR
ACRES, more or less, about one mile from inc
town of Ashland, on the road leading from tue
being the same land wherein said Hogg resides.
TERMS: Enough In cash to de ray expenses OF
sale and to discharge the amount OF the dept Sc
cured by the iced, the same being ascertained by
a Judgment of Hanover county court to be f2ls. 60
with Interest from 25th January, 1885. and 1851
or her assigns may direct; and in event Of their
failure to give direction. then upon terms to DE
named by the trustee ut the hour or sale.
A. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GnrRps & WILLIAMS AuctioneerS. ap -
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PRETTY SPRING PoPLINs, al colors, at u
and aoc.;
EXTRA WIDE SPRING PoPLINs, all colors,
y ut soc. worth &c.,;
EXTRA WIDE SPRING POPLINs, new styles,
ut Csc. worth 81;
PINK, Blue, GREEN, and all other colors
ALPACA at rs to 4sc.;
SULTANA CLOTH, beautiful shades, at soc.i
PINK, BUFF, BLUE, and BLACK FaENCfi
CAMBRICS at 2sc.;
EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS at $3.50, sL7s w.
$3.50, and $3.50:
HANDSOME JAPANESE SILKS, new style, at
New supply JAPANESE PoPL1Ns, all colors
and full patterns;
BLACK ALPACAs, superior quality, at soc. to
$1.25; - -'-s.-' go
BEST. FRENCH BoMBAzINE, TAMEsE
CLOTHS and GRENADINES;
SILK sACQUEs, best quality and latest pat
terms; .#-'
GENUINE LLAMA LACE sHAwLs, very rea-
sonable; @
BLACK MERINo and GRENAD1NE sHAwLs,
cheap.
Special bargains In
WHITE PIQUE, BRILLIANTS,
SWISS, NAINSOOK, and CHECK MUsLINS;
CAMBRICS, DTMTTY,
WHITE and FIGURED IRISH LINENS,
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
HANDKERCHIEF rs, LACE COLLARS,
KID GLOVES, PARASDLS,
LADIES' and CENTS BOWS,
RIBBONS, EMBROIDERTES, CORSETS,
CAssIMERES, BROADCLOTHS,
and ever, thing in the dry goods line.
WILLIAM THALHIMER SONS,
Broad-Street Dry Goods Emporium,
apl3 COL Broad street, corner Sixth.
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BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

r ARGE AND SPECIAL CATALOGUE
IL SALE.-On WEDNESDAY the 9th instant
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock, will sell at our ware
house, by catalogue, very large and attractive
assortment of entirely
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS,
now receiving, and comprising a full variety OF
new and choice goods suited 10 the spring trade.
$50 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
mostly prime goods. among which will be found a
variety of Philadelphia city-made ladies' misses,
and children's shoes.
Also, several invoices of mems and hngs'
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
"A large assortment OF Linen. Mar
seillcs, Cottonade, and Fancy Cashmere and
Tweed Coats and Pants with great variety OF
Calico, Cashmere, and Tweed Ovcrshirts, sc.
ALSO,
UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
TABLE OILCLOTHS, &C., &C.
apo PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-20

Br0ad-Street Dry GOodS Emporium,
apl3 COL Broad street, corner Sixth.