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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-26
Auction SAEEs-TaI s nSy:
9sss q ssIii1s son Goadis.
Peal Estate Aren't ands Auctioneef,
Corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

W
NhM LIZ as.s.4, a 81 J;
n ky0MM 2S ~ TN al "a ~ 81 AZ. ESTE TE
And QTaEn pplSs Il IN e f1rTT EtlH
BALE At aaet ~ ~ y,
John a. Montague f. 7, Kent Join y. sseasn amor,
r. Haryev, and NJ u. btranSB. the Etnancs g9sns
roiftee Of the City Council, shall sell aI aucslon,
an The premises respectively, in the order augstr
fJsed fhe following valuable REAL ESTAPE
owned Inv the city of Richmond, which " does not
need for Corporate ptlrposes--siz.:
nenc,nS at n O'Clock Ill, thas valuable QUAY.
annc,sife fhs York River depot, having frcns OF
III srrsti, aina az street and three fronts on
The Rclirnond DOCK with reservation for the use
az ana Jefnea Riyer and Kanawha Company, ana
the puhlic OF d0.foot street on each Of 1e hree
Ssster frrts rlfiE int by reason Of It's location
fc fiock am; the York River railroad IL justly re.
sarfssi THE sisi MOST VALUABLE OF any other LOT.
IN thss desirahIa locality. 40 z
| s And nm ffe earne day at O'clock p. Mes that
besusiff1i atfract!re and magnificent property Q
fhe en,itheast corner Or Law and I2h streets known
AZ Che ssUKyIs MANSl0N.n This property has
such worldwide reputation that It Is deemed nn-
The 1ocafion and neishborhood Is equal to the best
Ira Riehmond and nv reason Of Its commanding
esinenee the view from IL Is most lovely. The pro.
perty win be SO divided as 70 sen of two vacant lots
Mr. James a. Grant. ' ''0''' % =,
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By James NJ. Taylor,
By James III. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
Office No. lilo Main street. =

NgHE ROCKETS MILL PROPERTY
il FOR SALE AT AUCTION. VIII be sold OH
MONDAY, the It'll day Of November, 1870, on the
premises. at O'Clock p. NJ, the valuable MILL
BITE, with from Il to "a acres Of land attached.
This property Is located In Rockets, adjoining the
Gas Works on both sides OF the York River rail-
road and within two squares OF the steamboat
landings There are several buildings besides the
mill proper, in which there is portion Of the ma
chfnery. With q small outlay there can be had Il
sufficient supply OF water to run four pairs Of urs,
and also an ample supply OF pure spring water.
This property before the war was considered very
valuable. 1thas been used for milling and manu-
featuring purposes. 1t Is also wei adapted for a;
brewery or tannery, or for any other purpose
where water power and an abundance supply OF
pure spring water are: needed. This property Will
be sold In the whole or divided, az may be pre-
1t can be Bought privately before the day OF sale.
a Dl OF the property can be seen at the office OF
the auctioneer. s45FK ge1ssss #eest tSssgE ~
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance at 8. Il,
and 10 months, for notes, interest added
&c 81 :. -, Jas. M.TAyLOR. Auct.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets'

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-,
"A DENCE, AT THE SOUTHWEST G0kh ER
OF GARY AND FOUSHEE STREETS, AM
FIVE BgILRISG LOTS ARy2IN5REW Th MES
DAY. tina 10th day of October, at d O'CLOCK T.
NJ, we will sell, upon the premises, the former
RESIDENCE Of the late Anthony Bar pa4n,
sitnated as above. It is an excellent BR1t b
BiiiLDING, with seven rooms, and marble man
teis on the principal story large brick k.cneh,
with five rooms and cellar: me and
p The Lot fronts 81 feet and runs back 1859 feet
" a Fl fer Which viii be sold BUILDING LOT,
adjoining the above, 25xl5s3 feet. Also, E0UE
LOTS In rear of the above, on Inc norm SUI o OI
is feet wide. On one Of these lots there Is bold
and never-failing spring.
TERMS: One fourth, cash; balance at siS,
twelve and eighteen months, for negotfabie notes,
interest added, secured b7 q trust deed.
&c 90 GRUBBS d WILLIAMS. AuctS.
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THE GREAT DIuRETIc.
The proprietor trusts that his reraedies. from
tho fact of being advertised, may not be IS
cIasoed a. patent medicines "a
HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT OF BucHu

is a pharmaceutical preparation. The proper
name is given, and 1t Is the most active which
can be made; It Is endorsed as cure by aii
medical works for such diseases as recon-
mended by the proprietor. It Is pleasant In 10
taste and odo-. free from all injurious proper.
ties, and is taken by adults and children. 1t is
tonic, dipretic, blood-purifying, and inV1go-
rating. Enfeebled and delicate constitutions OF
both sexes win find it far more strengthening
th,n any OF The preparations Of bark or Iron.
See medical properties contained In dispen-
satory OF Che United States, Of which the fol-
lowing is correct COPY:
BUCHU.--Its odor is strong, difusiVe, ana
somewhat aromatic; its taste is bitterish ana
analogous TO that Of mint. 1t is given chiefly
in complaints of the urinary organs, such as
gravel chronic catarrh of the bladder, morbid
irritation Of the bladder and uretha, diseases
of the PROSTATE gland, and retention OF the
of urine from less Of tone In
the parts concerned in its evacuation. 1t has also
been recommended In dyspepsia, chronic rheu-
matism, cutaneous affections, and dropsy.
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BY Richardson q Co., Gzt 1e
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Mo- Ills Main street. Ia

roMMIssIONERs'&sALE OF A
" SMALL BRICK DWELLING. AND LOT
on THE NORTH SIDE. OF MAJ SHAL L
STREET, WEST OF BROOK .AXgNEEa BE- :,
TWEEN SMITH AND HENRY STREETS, AF
AUCTION.-By virtue OF a decree of the Chance
nv Court of the city of Richmond. pronounced on
the nth October 1870 In the case Of Sheppard vs.
Crouch ct We the b sn
ton, on The premises, on WEDNESDAY. 2sth In
slant at AZ O'Clock p. N. Nf fair II not, the next
ING, Containing i've rooms, kitchen, &C., and
LOT fronting "a ll-12 by l5s feet on the north side
streets. with an alley in the rear Is feet wide.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; the balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
his negotiable notes for the deferred payments,
with Interest added. with approved endorsers. and
the title TO be retained until the whole purchase
money IS paid.
HENRY 81. ATKINSON, JR.s ~'A- 40
RICHARDSON & Co, Auct'rs. oc ID
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TEE New Orleans Picayune says: A coun--
tryman at the theatre the other night, as
the escort Of some ladies, retired at an In
Permission and returned with pound or
two Of peanuts wrapped in paper, and
two huge bananas sticking from his pocket.
just then, however, and before he had tlme
to take his seat, one Of the actresses, VINO
had especially won his admiration, came TO
the foot-lights and warbled beautiful mel
ody. The full, rich voice, exquisite IN ln-
tonation, and breathing strains almost d.
vine, completed the conquest of the coun-
trymans heart, and, unable to RESTRAIN his
DELIGHT ne neckat f handkerebsf NJ
butte 90 the fair enchantress. There was a
momeptary establishment visible on the
faces upon the stage, single interval of
hesitation, which was removed by the coun-
tryman's voice, full and clear, 'fTake 'em,
gal, by lingo, you're welcome" r
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- q By wellington Goddin,.
Auctfouper and Real Estate Agent.

W. & ~. +.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE HOUSE AND LOT, on, M MA ! ! BE 81
TWEEN FOURTEEcMT6a AED . Eaf os fnsctsi
Commissioner under decree of the Circuit Court
OF the city of Richmond, pronounced on the nth
day Of May 1862 in the chancery suit pend
ing by the style of Gilmer and wife and others
against Leake, guardian, and others, / shall pro-
coed 20 sell at public auction upon the premises,
O'CLOCK p. H., the valuable BRICK AND GRAN.
TIE FRONT TENEMENT on the north SIDE sh OF
Main between Nth and 18th Streets now in the oc-
cupancy OF G. Bellenot and others.
;fhe lot has front of % feel and depth or 13o
feet to Exchange alley, on which 1t has another
brick tenement, three stories high. Is,
The title is believed to be indsputahle, but act
ing as commissioner, I viii convey only with spe-
cial warranty.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance in equal In
stalments, payable at and II months after date,
for satisfactorily endorsed negotiable notes. with
interest added and title retained until au the pr-
chase money Is fully paid off and conveyance Or
dered by the court, ROBERT HOWARD, <
! - Special Commissioner.
P.s.-The property win be sab-diyidsd 50 as to
sell the front tenement separate from the rear one
oc 2O-,ds w. GODDIN, Auct.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auct;oneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

A UCTIoN SALE OF A FRAMED
In DWELLING. a STORE, AND SEVERAL
DAY, 10th November. commencing ut d o'clock
P. a., we will sell upon the premises the following
real estate, to wit: The FRAMED DWpLLIEG
owned and occupied by Samuel G. Flournoy, Esq.
It has four large rooms and PASSAGES 2 kitchen I,
carrias e-house, and well Of water. The improve
ents are all new. The lot Is SO by 1854 feet to an
alley 20 feet wide, After which will be sold LOT
next to the above 80 by 154 feet upon which there
is framed store; and THREE BEAUTIFUL
BUILDINGS adjoining, each about 80 by lSA feet
to an alley 90 feet wide. Also, LOT on N1h
street. between and streets, So by 100 feet, and
LOT on 2sth street, between NJ and streets, 50
by 1870 feet. E
TERMS: At sale.
&C IS GRUBBS q WILLIAMS, Aucss.
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BY Lee & Goddtn Auctioneers,
1l1a Main street. az

TRUSTEES SALE OFBRICk DWELL
i ING-HOUSE. AND A LARGE S5 ,L0T Al II
ETACHED, ON MAIN STREET EXTENDED, In
SIDNEY, ATAUCTION.-By virtue Of oeed OF
trust executedto VIM. A. Charters by ). H. stan I
ley, bearing date nth day Of September lses duly
to secure certain sums OF money therein specified,
and being requested to do by the be9ed larry Sc
cured in said trust deed will proceed to- sell on
THURSDAY, 27th October instant on The, the Pre- re;
misses, at a O'Clock P. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
mentioned In said trust deed, as follows, TO wit !:
All that lot oflapd, with the improvements thereon,
lying and being in the plan of Sidney In the coun-
ty Of Henrico, fronting on the south side Of Elm
e55 1919 feet and running back within p arSaiefs
lot No. las and part of No. LAG, Ia the plan OF
said town. .--.z...
trust and expenses of sale and pay of the sum as OF
80 800 with interest $44f.20 from goth May lSo9
on SASS. so from Goth September, 1869, on 1894. 20
from January 10th, 1870, on S475 from 2oth MAY,
1870, and, on e4S1 co. from Goth September, 1870
parts thereof; and as to any residue of proceeds
Of SALE upon such terms rs the granter may OIL
rect, or In the absence Of such instructions, upon
such as the trustee may think tt. nr1pe
Administrative Of VIM. A. Charters, decd.
q
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AN ODE-IoUs SUeaEsTIoN.-Swinbur
has written an ode to the French Republic.
This lofty rhyme is built up Of strophes,
anti-strophes, and an epode. In its con-
struction metaphor and metaphysics, gram
mar and grandiloquence are thrown about
with the careless disregard for innocent
passers-by which characterizes that poets
freedom of style. Most probably no sane
and preserved his sanity. The poets idea
In writing it was to get the French engaged
in trying to understand it, and the Germans
to engage In translating it, and thus stop
the war by pure exhaustion Of the combat
ants. The idea was good, but hardly prac-
Gical.-Punchss,elEo. s.sz
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srAuNros. Oct. IS, 1870. oc ON, W&Ftds
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
SURRY COUNTY FOR SALE.-By virtue
of the last will and testament of James s. Clark
deceased, shall expose to sale at public auction,
Der, 1910, THAT being court day.) the following
valuable PROPERTY, belonging to the estate Of
aoAK HILL wlereen the deceased lived and
died, containing about 900 ACRES; is remarkably
he althy; has excellent water; and lies imme-
house to Gotham on James river, about midway
between the two places, and about two and half
miles from each. It has on 1t large, Sonyeniens
basement. &c all nicely fitted up, and occupying
accommodating position on 2 hiIl In the midst of
it all necessary out-buidings usual on large and
we'll. arranged farm al Of which are In good re-
pair.
the land is In high state OF Improvement and well
adapted to the growth Of all the crops usually
raised II this section q the S8sgns sIs: from
wharf ON James river, nc which the Norfolk and
Richmond steamers stop daily, and packe. runs,
which Is Within mile Of the place
There is an abundance of wood, timber. and
nd as bpss auay Ths as
lies on the east side Of the road but portion OF II
Lies on the west side, next to the place called
Gray's Creek and wiz be sold with Grayls creek
ses1sea 2 eeafGShassTsK containing about $40
ACRES, lies on the opposite side of the road from
dwelling house and MI necessary uthuildings, all
in good repafr; plenty OF wood, timber, &C., and
prodnction Of ali The crops usually raised n this
Persons desiring TO purchase either Of the above
them before the day Of sale, Mr.. w. Land re-
sides at OAK Hill, and viii take pleasure in show
M 0ers s o. one and
given By the purchasers giving bonds, with APP
proved bearing interest from day Of sale. and
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STAND.
INa-sTONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
SAVANNAH, TENN, May II, 1859.
DR.. II. T. Helmbold:
Dear Sir,-We introduced your FLUID EX-
TRACT BUCHU in this country about eight
months ago. and are happy to state that it is meet
ing with universal favor. We wish to inform you
of one instance tamong many where your
BUCHU has worked wonders. man In our
county named j. B. Ostel bad been suffering
about five years with gravel. About six weeks
ago he bought of rs one bottle Of your BUCHU,
and before he was through with one bottle he
passed gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS, which
we now have on exhibition in our drug store. He
saws that he will never be without the BUCHU In
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day. 4f 5ESs
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
ECCLEs & HINKEL,
Druggists.
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By Paine 8 Co. Auctioneers.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
On "WEDNESDAY, the 26th Of October, COM
mencing Mt 10 O'Clock we will sell at our ware
house very large and desirable assortment Of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety Of choice goods adapted
to fall aud winter sales.
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALS, :
now receiving, embracing every variety, among
which are many prime goods. WITH variety OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
MEMS and BOYS HATS.
900 LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS, ~
100 pairs Bed BLANKETS, te4
CAHPETINGS, dc. "
Sale positive and without reserve.
oc n - PAINE b CO., Auctioneers.
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By bill & Goddin, Auctioneers.
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents.
s25 1I08 Main street.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG.
ID TION.-We will sell on the premises, on SAT-
ITRDAY EVENING, October 20, 1870, at a o. clock,
TWO BUILDING L01 s, located near the corner
Of Marshall street and jail alley. fronting on Mar
shall street rs feet each and running back 100 feet.
Parties 10 moderate circumstances desiring TO
build will do well TO attend as these lots Will be sold
cheap. z-@s 81
ihAns "a '"i'' HILL & GoDDIN, Auct's,
90 oe-tdr lloS Main street.
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~: Hy Wellington Goddin,
:Aucttcneer and Real Estate Agent,
rIlHREE NlEATAND., CoMFoRrABLl

FI,HREE NEATAND COMFORTABLE
TIRE LOTs ATTACHED no THEM,5O THE
sOUTH SIDE OF VENABLE, IB q TWEEN
TWENTYYFIFTH "a d ID TWEETY-SixTH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT, AuCTI0N.-.At the
request Of Mr. w. a: Cox, shall sell q auction.
Der, I5fa at1o'clock r. M,, those THREE NEAT,
COMEGETABLE, md G1SFENIENT RESI-
;DEHCE&, -located as above, admirably adapted
for small families. They are in good order, The
neiehDorheod Is coed and the location desirable.
< TERMS at sale. 81 ssssss Z. .s5.sssss s-sssIs
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SALE OF HORSES, COACHES

DUBLIC SALE OF HORSES, COACHES,
Il CARRIAGES, &C.-The undersigned, agents
and attorneys for Messrs Trotter d. Brother, will
sell at public auction In the town Of Stanton, In
front Of the courthouse, on THURSDAY, the 10th
day OF November next,
ONE HUNDRED (l00l FINE DRAUGHT, CAR
RAGE and SADDLE HORSES; =
TWENTY or THIRTY FINE CARRIAGES,
COACHES. BUGGIES, and WAGONS;
A large quantity Of CARRIAGE and COACH
HARNESS; and
A number of RIDING-SADDLESa and BRTDLES.
TERMS: Cash. or negotiable notes, well en-
dorsed, at ninety days.
o such opportunity 10 stock men again to be of
fered In the State. A. Fl. 81. STUART,
j. B. BALDWIN,
JOHN ECHOLS,
K. 6. B1CKLE.
STAUNToE Oct, Is 1870. oc 25-M, W&Ftds =
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a SURPRISING PRopHEcY.-Years ago

a SURPRISING PROPHECY. ears ago MT.
Punchinello had a very old grandfather,
and he well remembers that on the inside OF
the lid Of certain horse-hair trunk, the
property of that estimable old man, was
pasted bit of poetical prophecy, the words
Of which embedded themselves, like the hot
letters of q branding.iron, on the tender
skin Of Mr.. Punchinello's mind. The fol-
lowing is the prophecy:
'sAdd seventy. four and 81,
And forty and 900 too;
Then, II to this sum you place
Seven hundred and an ace,
You will surely find the year >.
When they oushtto disappear
Both Certain Holy 'un
And the last Napoleon.
And darkness viii come wholly on
The Sum. Day, natheless will glow
Down in the regions far below"
Now this is certainly very astounding
prophecy. If the numbers mentioned at
the beginning Of the oracular ditty be added
together without using the ace, they make
the year 1776. Now, the value Of an ace in
SeVen-up land seven is the uppermost word
in the line In which our ace occurs) is four.
So, four added to the former sum, makes
the year 1850. But even the first Napoleon
had not made his appearance in this year,
and SO 1t would seem there must be a mis-
take somewhere. But such is not the case.
If, after the manner of the regular pro-
phecy-makers, we treat this sum according
to the rule of probabilities, we shall see that
If & seyenteen-eighty will not work pro-
phecy, we must reverse the year, and call
exactly, and makes us tremble at the pro-
phetic power Of some Of those old delivers
in the mines Of dark prediction Puachi-
s,piIOt - Essss1
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The Louisville Courier thinks the British
Viceroyalty OF India, with salary of $780,
600, besides perquisites, is 'sa big thing on
ice." This will not do, for India never
freezes oyer. But 1t acouId be proper to
call it the best off.ice.--Ch'cago Post. "a
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate A gent.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF SALE OF FARl

.TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SALE OF FARM
i ONE HUNDRED AND THIR1 0MEAED
ONE.QUARTER ACRES, IN HENRICO
COUNTY, NEAR TO HUNGARY WATER
STATIONERY virtue Of two deeds Of trust exc.
crited by Robert Orrick to the subscriber-the one
bearing date the 18th February 1852 the other 22d
March, 1859. both duly recorded in HeDrico Coun-
ty Court shall. In execution thereof PROCEED to
sell at public auction, ut the Office Of Wellington
Goddin, real estate auctioneer, corner OF Bank
and 18th streets, in the city of Richmond, FRI
PAY, The 4th NoEember 1879, at e'cl3eS E; NJ;
On: AND ONE-QUA RTER ACRES, located rs
above formerly occupied by said oIricS and be-
and wife by deed Of the 18th February, 1859.
1t lies between Hungary Station and the Coal
Pits, adjoining the lands Of Eyland Ford, Henry
Brooks estate, &C. -
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to pay off whatever may be now due of
principal and interest on two bonds, one for
a348.62 and the other for $4oo and as to any resi-
due Of the purchase money on such terms as the
said Orrtck shall prescribe and direct, or on his
failure to give any directions, then on credit Of
one year, bearing interest properly secured.
I &C rs EDW ARD Y. CANNON, Trustee.
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,GENERAL LEE.-The finest CHRONIC
NJ PORTRAITsO or GEN. LEE and STONE.
WALLJACKE0N, size u by u, oval published
and sold by1. Hc0 NNR, sts Market Gt.. z hid
ideiphlR. q ! oc. zl--lIn u
sIUST RECEIVED, q dne lot OF M.
.Rt pORTED CIGARS ak various prices. Call
,at WOOD q SONS, corner or Ninth and Main
sfrseta, and try some Of ther1e % u 81
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
GMALL FARM FOR SALE.-For sale,
Da FARM Of 100 ACRES, In Chesterfield county,
10 miles from Richmond 81 from Half way station,
Chesterfield Courthouse One"haf Of the land is
arabic. of good quality, and very productive; the
other half heavily wooded and timbered; all under
good fence. There Is an orchard on the place of
select peach apple, and pear trees, In full bearing,
and some select grape vines.
The buildings consist of dwelling, containing 4
rooms; kitchen, barn, stable, etc. Immediate pos
session can be had. Price, 81, 900. Apply to
+ GEO. NJ. DkEWRY, y,
oc 18-Tu,W&S3 l0l4 Main street.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
a COMPANY OF NEW YORK-0RGAN::
lied IN IS42-THE LARGEST INSURANCE
COMPANY IN THE WORLD-GASHA ASSETS
OVER $4,000, 000.-Thie 10 an all-cssh and
purely faNts1l cotnpdisy-no diufdendS 10 sock.
ho!deTe, which time and experience has pfoyento
Dividends payable at the ef,d Of the fra year
upon all policies, increasing annually through
Life, and svssedtTg those ~ ang company 81 Ms
urls or 20 purchase additional insurance. az the
option OF the poiicy-hoIder, rs9ardle$s Of me
health of the insured. Premiums payable anpu-
ally, eenat-annually, or quarterly.
The agent invites the attention OF ministers OF
the Gospel to his liberal Plan for insurance on
: s''''1t = JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE, Agent:
!. DIR. j. B.. MCGAW, Medical Examiner. aue
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ByP. Bowm an, Auctloneer.

EXTRA LARGE, AND IMPORTANT
SALE.-On MONDAY, the 3lst instant. com
mencinq at 10 O'Clock, Twill sell, at my ware
rooms 1909 MAP Rdn StEees suoEs RRoeANs and
BALMORALS, for mems. womens, and chill
dren's wear In great variety of sizes and quality.
Thew consist Of Eastern, Now York, and Phtla-
delphia-ms goods, and cannot be surpassed In
attraction.
- ~ Fg ye ALSO, &ssz
an unusual fine and large assortment of
READY. MADE CLOTHING,
4 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WO0LLENS.
FUR AND WOOL HATS,
BLANKETS CIGARS, &C.
Th. attention of the trade is earnestly requested
to The above prime lot of goods. They are desira-
BILE, fresh, and seasonable and will be sold With
oc a4~WFs&M Auc:'r and Comm Merchant.
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TOHN III. MONTAGUE, 5s5.L
81 FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE

81 FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
AGENT, 80
1119 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
Represepting home and other companies, whose
oInbined assets exceed $32, 900, COO. sstzss
! ENSURES PROPERTY. In town or country
against fire Merchandise In transit over land or sea
AGAINST loss or dar1aY and Issues Life Policies ON
ali the most approved plans, at rates as low aS H
consistent with mutual safety. 4 n.5{ Et.g,,.
cate: a.. az s,s,o y.
j. II. Montague agent. has deposited in the Iaea.
1uGranfee fund to the holders OF policies In the
Companies represented by him In kichinend.
80 fSignedl & -. JOHN S. RADY,
Acting Treasurer OF Virginia.
oc HisNdim j. n MONTAGUE, Agent.