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"llos easy these cars ride," obser-
we'd rural traveller, on the New York
and New Haven railroad; what kind
Of springs do they use ?" Saratoga
spring" replied his facetious compan,
ion. Il have heard of them" said
the rural traveller, in a satisfactory
manner.
An angry Western editor wrote to a
poetical correspondent the other day:
"lf you don't stop sending me such
sbominable poetry, I'll print a piece of
it some day with your name appended
in full, and send copy of it to your
girl The poetry from that fountain
quickly dried up.
Tho Louisville Ledger gives the
following specimen of Kentucky con-
versation; "llello, dar, what you aI
for dat old blind mule, hey?" Well,
| dunno; guess | must take thirty-fve
dollars" "Thirty.five dollars! III give
you five." "Well, you may have i'm
l won't stand on thirty dollars-in a
mule trade"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-29

Sidney Smith said, a short fine be-
fore his death and while on his DEATH
bed:
We talk ofhuman life as journey,
but how variously j, that journey per-
formed! There arc some who come
forth girt and shod and mantl.d, to,
walk on velvet lawns and smooth fer
races, where every gale is arrested and
every beam is tempered. There are
Others who walk on the Alpine path of
life. against driving misery and through
stormy sorrows over sharp Affections;
walk with bare feet and naked breast
jaded, manglcd and chilled.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-29

One who wishes the world to know
what he knows about farming says that
the best way to raise strawberries is
with q spOons
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-29

Little Rock is nov exercised on the
subject Of street railways.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-29

Alabama, as far as heard
gone Overwhelmingly dc N
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-29

Fall Openings-traps in the floors Of
commercial buildings
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-29

A RUSSIAN DANCE.-Tbe hardest
kind of amusement for females ever
gotten up must be the Russian peasant
dances. Think off young girl going
through long dance without speaking
or smiling. The following is an ac-
count Of the dapcs:
The dsncers stand spart-a knot of
young men here, a knot OF msidens
there-each sex by itself, and silent as
crowd of mutes. When the piper
breaks into tune, youth pulls off
his cap and challenges a girl with a
wave and bow. If the girl is willing
she waves her handkerchief in token
of assent, the youth advances, tskes
corner of the handkerchief in his
hand, and leads his lassie round and
round. No word is spoken, and no
laugh is heard. Stiff with cords and
rich with braids, the girl moves heavi-
ly by herself, going round and round,
and never allowing her partner to touch
her hand. The pipe goes droning on
for hours in the samo sad key and
meastre5 S.sl the price Of neris in this
'circling," as the dsncs is called, Is
given by the spectators to the lassie
who, in all that summer rsvelry, has
never spoken and never smiled.
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The Sheriff Of White County . the
Right Man in he Right Place. w.
G. Petty, sheriff of White county, has
issued a card to the citizens, from
which We present the following extracts
After alluding to the unnecessary alarm
prevailing, he says:
"The 18th section of the Bill of
Rights in the Constitution of the State
provides that The military shall be
subordinate to the civil power, and the
18th section provides that the right of
the people to be secure in their persons,
houses, papers and effects against un-
reasonable seizures and searches shall
not be violated.
Now by force Of these provisions of
the Constitution and the laws of the
State in conformity thereto, the militia
cannot lawfully molest or arrest any
citizen, or any way deprive him of bis
rights, liberty or property, except in
subordination TO the civil authority
and under its control. They can only
act when called on by the sheriff or
other peace officer of the county, to
assist him in arresting offenders who
cannot be arrested mithom their assist,
snce. And it i, only in cases Of such
resistance as he cannot otherwise over,
come, that either be or any other officer
or power of the State can call on the
militia for assistance.
And as sheriff of this county and its
chief peace officer, sworn to support the.
Constitution Of the State and United
States, | shall take care that the rights
of the people to be secure in their per-
sons, houses, papers and effects, shall
not be violated, either by militia or any
other persons, where it is possible to
prevent it. And if such violation shall
occur, | will, upon information of the
act, forthwith arrest the offenders and
deliver them to the punishment of the
law. And this announcement | make
for the warning of violaters Of the law,
whether militia or private individuals.
Mr.. Petty will be supported in the
course he has marked out for himself
by all the good citizens Of his county,
but we very much fear that his official
head is in danger of being chopped of.
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AuCrIOz al a a.pss asssere lsays
By Lee d Goddln,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers /
No. 1lf3 Main street.

.C,OMMIssTONERs SALE OF AFARM
~ on THE CHARLgs GLTY he9A a oh ~ .
sec-ee al the Circuit Court Of Henrico county,
pronounced on the 7th day OF November. 1893, IN
Inc nit Of Edward Hogan agsfnBt Thos. Z. Duke,
Josepi, j. White, trustee, ana others, Wn1cn was
affirmed by the Supreme Court OF Appeals on tne
10th january, 1871, and as commissioner app9lhs-
ed by and acting under the authority OF ssld de
cree. In she place and stead Of the said Joseph D.
white trustee, he having. declined 20 give sDs
security required by said decree, snail ploceeu
tn sell at Pabic auction, on the premises, VI ~
"WEDNESDAY, the cd day OF May, 1871, aG a
O'Clock P. NJ, the TRACT OF LAM cailen
!. Eieorge's, containing 100 acres (more or less
adjoining the lands OF Or. Charles ". AnoersoD;
fchard Joynes Murt0n, trustee formerly o"heu
by John n. Davis and others.
TERMS Cash as to 80 much as may be neces'
sary 10 defray the costs and expenses Of sale IN
Guiding the legal commissions or Inc trustee auu
The usual charges Of an auctioneer to make saId
sale and the cost of Advertising this sale ano q
former sale, which was eD1oned ana tne loJunc
ceedIBg BIO for preparing deed 10 Inc puIchasee
and the cost for stamping the same ana also y
sufficient sum In cash to discharge Two D0hos "
al 600 each bearing date October 22d, 1859, VIII
snterest nom March LIST, 1885, upon each uptli
paid, subject to the following crt dts VIZ sooS ~
"A priI, 1887; $3.50 on the 23d OF May 1857. AS 70
the residue OF said proceeds OF sale, the same 10
to be made upon such terms as the SAID Hogan
NAV prescribe; and in default OF such dlrectloh
ss the said commissioner may think just ana rea
sonabIe; such credit payment 10 De properly
secured ny a lien on said P gSSRY J. SMITH,
/ Sheriff Of Henrico county and yom'r.
|, Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auct'rs.
an al I'd
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By Paine i Co., Auctioneers.


ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
~. -.s.r a.e- OF s---s. .@as
; FRESH SPRI4G GOODS.
! On WEDNESDAY,, the 10th instant, commcuc-
tnr at 10 O'Clock we will sell At our WAREHOUSE a
very large and attractive assortment OF entirely
SPRING DRY GOODS,
now receiving, comprising great variety OF new
and desirable goods, suited TO sprieg ana summer
sales;
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMOFALs,
consisting of every variety, for men, women,
misses, boys, and children, among which are many
prime CITY -IDaoe goods;
$50 dozen MEMS and BOYS BATS,
of newest styles, embracing Wool, Fur, Cassi d:
mere, Panama Canton Straw, and Palm-Leaf
Hats of every va, ieLy.
ALSO.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
SMALL WARES, in variety;
CANTON MATT ING,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
OIL-CLOTHS, &c.
ALSO,
An invoice OF new and desirable
DRESS GOODS;
the whole to be sold without reserve.
We invite the particular attention OF country
merchants to this sale, The stock Is large ana
unusually attractive, gotten up expressly 10 meet
their wants, ami will be sold in lots 10 suit
PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
Richmond, April 10th, 1871.
ap 2o-d6t&swF
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z by james M. Txyfor; ~
Real Estate Agent and Austta1ecf,
II ONCE no. fiIs lfest, sisosis

CoMMIss $40 81 ys sAhE pY y so[p.
ETTs. 'HnJeiaiNG THt TP itMa Atm
sTEAMBOAT WHAaF, .gaaErING THIRTY-
TENDIMG AGR0ss, " WATEs c sT R ,, TO
THIRTY THREE FEET, AND UPON WHICH
THERE ls IL 4 SR Rk n nTsE !sE an A,E III
OLSON SHEET. ADJOINING Mr.. nIRAM
w. TYLER, FRONTING ABOUT FORTY
FEETAs speeal comp,ssons..ss appointed Pro sy
moiId, r,rononncea on the I'd day OF February,
1871, in a suit therein pending, in which Robert
I'd win Craddock, &C., were plaintiffs and Lucre.
tia Craddoek, &C.. are defendants. we Elll eel st
public auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY,
the I'd day OF May. 1871. a. O'Clock p. M the real
estate above mentioned OF which the late Robert
Craddock died seized, upon the following terms.
to wit : One third to be paid in cash, one-third
upcn credit or six months, and the remaining
third upon credit OF twelve months, the purcha
ser to give negotiable notes for tho deferred pay
ments with interest added, and The title tn be re-
tained until all the purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court. The taxes Tor
1871 to be paid By the purchaser.
ROBERT HOWARD,
JAMES M. TAYLOR, s..
Fl" Special Commissioners.
JAS. nj. TAYLOR, Auct oneer. ap19
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PETERSBURG, VA. April 1st:
APT It'll, l4th&2ist& My IL, 81

VALUABLE MILL PROPERT Y
Y IN HANOVER COUNTY FOR SALE
OR RENT TIE NEW MARKET MILLS and
adjoining property, about half mile from An
derson's STALLION, chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
thirty miles from Richmond, in a good and
healthy peighborhood. consist of CORN,
WHEAT, CaOr and CIRCULARS MILLS;
TURNING-LATHE, SINGLE MACHINE,
COTTON-AIN, and BARk-MILL. There are
scventy-eight acres Of LAND attached, lying on
both Sides of the river a very large THREE
STORY BUILDING tueeding repsirsl, formerly
used as q manufacturing establishment, adjoin-
ing the mills comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE near-an old LANYARD, CURRYING-
SHOP, and other HOUSES needing repairs on
a LOT Of about eight acres, VIII CHI could be de-
t.ched and rented or sold separately. The sup
ply of water is abundant, and fall of more than
forty feet, within eco yards, can be obtained.
Such property, with its wster privileges dioca-
ton, Is seldom put In market. The owners being
engaged In other business, prefer to sell rent for
this year. The whole property can DE purchased
for (nuch less than It's intrinsic value) IS 600. or
rented Immediately on accommodating terms.
There can also be purchased triangular lot of
LAND lying on the railroad at the above-men-
TONED station, nearly one acre, very desirable
location for store, workshops, or good BRICK
yard, with a we'll Of good water thereon. for
three days, apply at this office ut 10 A. ri after
that, address j. NJ. ANDERSON,
Ferdon Post-Ofice,
ap l3-eod2wa Hanover county, Va.
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1912 hain street.

VTRUSTEE's SALE OF A LOT, WITH
i A FRAME STORE AND A BEAUTIFUL
FRAME COTTAGE ADJOINING THEREON,
SITUATED ON THE WEST LINE OF MON
ROE, BETWEEN CATHERINE STREET AND
BROOK AVENUE, AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of deed of trust from l.. r.. Chles, trustee OF
Mary e. Edwards, the wife of j. ID. Edwards, and
j. ID. Edwards to inc rs trustee for Rowland anu
Jones' dated the 10th day OF December, 1857, duly
recorded In the clerks office of the Richmond
Hastings or Ch,ncery Court, In ID. u. IS, b. +. 539
shall in execution of the provision OF said trust
deed at the request Of said Rowland Jones sell OF
public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY 2lst
day OF April, 1871, at a O'Clock Z. NJ. that truly
valuable LOT, with nice FRAME STORE, with
q dwelling over same. and neat FRAME COI.
TAGE adjoining, containing I'VE rooms located
rs above described, having front OF 31t rect on
the west line OF Monroe street, and running back
between parallel lines depth or $50 feet, more or
less. Each of the houses are now occupied by
good tenants at fair rent. and W III be SOLD as
whole or sub-dvidcd to suit Purchasers, should
they 80 desire.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray the ex-
penses Of sale and to discharge certain neg0-
liable note of $4,000, dated the 10th December,
1857, with interest thereon amounting to about
1868. ID the residue OF the puL chase money on
such time aud terms rs the said l.. IT, Chiles, trns-
tee of Mary +. Edwards, shall prescribe and dl-
rect or, on his failure to give such direction, on
such time and in such way as the said trustee may
VIM /. CLOTTON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME BROTHER. AUG
tionccrs ap19
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W. GOnDIN. Ruct,r.
BY James u. Taylor,
Real Estate "A gent and Auctioneer,
Office No. ITO Main street,

A BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON THE
n WEST END OF MARSHALL STREET,
BEYOND GILMER. NEAR ELLA PARk,
AND TWO VACANT LOTS ON SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY, WEST OF EUKER'5 BREWERY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will he sold on
MONDAY, the 24;h day Of April, ls7l, on Il the
BRICK DWELLING with five rooms. The lot
fronts 10 feet on north side of Marshall street. and
runs back $50 feet to an alley.
Afler which, will he sold 10 worry desirabl"
BUILDING LOTS on the south sitc Of Clay, be-
yOnd Euker's Brewery.
TERMS: On"-third cash: balance at six and
twelve months, for go ,hle notes, Interest add
ed, secured by deed OF trust
AMI JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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BY Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1lla Main street

A s TRUSTEE IN A DEED OF TRUST,
n dated the I'd day or July. 1858, from Gilbert
Hunt and wife To me, recorded in the Hastings
Court or the city OF Richmond, / shsll proceed TO
sell ut pubic auction, on the premifes, ON MON
DAY. TIE 2tth day or april, 1871, st O'Clock p.
H., tf fair II not, ON the next fair day. at the
deed, oe,ng a LIT OF LAND, with BRICK
DWELLING-H0USE thereon, fronting ;? feet on
the east eide or College street, III said city, ut It's
Intersection with the north side OF Marshall
street and running back leo feet.
5 TERMS Cash for 40 much Is may be necessary
to pay the costs and expenses or executing the
trust and to discharge the note for $sss with
cent interest thereon from the 90 day of July, },
1853, secured by the said decd and TO the resl-
due OF the purchaEe money upon such credit as
shall be announced At tho sale.
The title 10 believed 10 be fndtsputable put SELL
ing as trustee. shall convey with special war.
ranty only.
apl3 RIO. HOWARu, trustee.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE,

As ElAA EseA Ah n II hrh w
VALUABLE WATER POWER AND
Y COTTON FACTORY PROPERTY FOR
SsLE.-The mill and machinery Oftae Mechanics
Manufacturing Company, of Petersburg, Va,
having been destroyed by fire, the stockholders
now offer the LAND and CEH
Tor sale on favorable terms.
TIE mill, granite sntl brick superstructure, is
OF Petersburg with foe watcr-powcr and an eN-
TEEN DWELLINGS, for superintendent and
Operatiyss and ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
THREE ACRES OF LAND, hiBg Immediately
on the Richmond and Petersburg turnpike. Me-
Gainesville is an cnterprisng village, healthy,
and In . most pleasant community, kind, hospitl-
Bile, and hrlstian.
This is most favorable opportunity for enter
prieingfmen to engage In business which, with
proper m snagement, could be made very profita-
BILE Investment.
Unless this property is sold privately by WE'D
NESUAY, Sd Of Nay, 1871, IL viii then be offered,
by D iblic auction, 10 the highest bidder, on the
premises, upon the following
TERMS: 0ne-fonrth cash: balance at 8, II, aud
IS months, equal instalments, purchaser to exc
cute negotiable notes, satsfa ctorily endorsed, and
carrying interest from d~te Of sale title of prop
erty retained until notes are paid. Purchaser to
pay all taxes for 1871.
plat Of the property will be prepared, which
can be seen at my Office and unless disposed OF
as whole, will be laid off into lots and sold.
By order of The Stockholders.
JAMES KERR, Receiver.
JOHN T. LEMUINE, Auct
PETERSBURG, Va. April lst; "
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Hy 4. G. Pulllam, Auclioneer,
SnuthMest corner OF Main and Nth streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN.
Try ACRES MORE OR LFSSl LAND,
WITH COMFORfABLE RESIDENCE AND
OUT. BUII. DINGs THtRE0N, IN CHESTER:
FIEi D COUNTY. ABOUT FIVE MILES
ABOVE MaNCHESTEH.-Tn pnrsu'nce of the
decree of he County Court of Chester field pro-
nonnced at It's March term. ISL In the snit OF
istr tor &C., we will offer for sale at public auc
tiou on the premises. on MONDAY, the Ist day of
MAY. 1871 at O'Clock, the VALUABLE FARM,
whereon Mr. Hiram Moody resides, containing
seventy acres, more or less, Of excellent land,
situated on the Manchester and Failing Creek
turnpike, abou; five miles from Manchester.
TERMS: Une-four:h cash: the balance a. six,
twelve, and eieh' cen moi tbs, interest added. in
negotiable notes, title retained until last payment
is made the cash payini Mt to lie deposited In the
Union Bank o. Richmond to credit Of cdnse, and
return certificate Or deposit. Taxes for 1871 to be
paid by the purchaser.
&C. MCRAE, o'Aii 30
A. G.. PULLIAM. Auctioneer, apis
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BY Hill 4 Goudin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No l1n9 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
IA BUILDING LOTS ON THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF TWEHTY-SEC0ND AND GRACE
STREETS, CHURCH HILL.-On FRIDAY,
April 21s.- 1T O'Clock p. M, on the premises, we
win sell the VALUABLE Lots located ! As de-
running back $50 feet to n wide alley. The ground
viii be divided into lois of 80 feet each. The stu-
alton from this point is one of the prettiest In
city, James river, &c. Parties residing in the
lever part of the city desiring to invest In build
ing lot combining beauty Of location with con
y.niencc to business, will do well to attend.
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, SIX per cent. inter-
cet added, secured by trust deed.
an Is HILL h GODDIN. AuCts.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

RICHMOND, April IL, 1871.
TNHE ED takes this oppor-
l. tunity of notifying the public that he has ac-
MERCANTILE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
LONDON AND EDlhBURG, and that all bus-
ness of the said company for this city aud vicinity
will he attended To at the Office Of The Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, lois Main
street.
This company, actively engaged In business for
over sixty years In Great Britain and the United
States, has assets amounting to over FIFTEEN
MILLION DOLLARS IN GULD-Oyer one mil
lion of which is held In this country.
Fire risks on ali kinds of property taken upon
rs liberal terms offered by other 1rst-class com
psnes. w. l.. co N ARplN.
1i-Im gent,
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ByJ. L. Appereon,
AucriOneer and Real Estate Agent,
Main and 18th streets.

UCTION SALE OF THE DES1RA-
N BILE BRICK REstDENCE ON The
NORTH SIDE UF BROAD STREET mo. 1921,
NEXT WEST OF THE MO N u NJ + N T A j.
CHUECH.-Win be sold on the premises on FRI
DAY, April q, 1871. at d O'Clock F. NJ the above
described property-wcll built, admirably ar
ranged, AMI conveniently located. he dwelling
contains eleven rooms, bathroom, gss and water !;
newly and elegantly papered and painted; kitchen
with five rooms: coal and wood-house, closets
and other out-houses all lately covered with tin
all now in comrlete order. The lot fronts % feet
and runs back l55 feet to an alley.
TERMS: One-flfih cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. inter-
est added, secured by trust deed Purchaser to
pay The taxes for 1871.
apl9 j. T.. APPERSON, Auct.
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BY Wellington GOddin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU-
/ ABLE LOT AT THE NORTH EAST COR.
NER OF. MAIN AND ELEVENTH sT8EETS
AT AUCTION.-At the request Of Messrs. II. X.
Fliyson, Peter c. Warwick, and Andrew john
ston, trustees Of the Richmond Fire Association,
] shall sell at auction. on the premises, on MON
DAY the LIST May. 1871, at O'Clock =. NJ, that
truly valuable LOT. located as above. fronting
223 feet on Main street, running back So feet
lmore or less) on l1h street. with the right to use
The wall on The east by paying one-hslf of It's
value. Possession 1st July next. reseryng to the
lessee the right to remove tha building thereon.
This lot being In the centre of the most business
part of Main street. is regarded equal In value to
any lot (of its slze) in Richmond.
TERMS ODe-fourth cash; balance at four,
eight and twelve months. for NEGOTIABLE notes,
Interest added, secured by deed of trust. The
title is perfect. W. GODDIN,
an Ia-r.ids AnciiOnerr.
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BY Hill Il Goddin,
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctioneers,
No. 1l0s Main street.

TWO NICE SMALL HOUSES, ON THE
il C,.RNER OF TWENTY-FOURTH AND
MAHSH LII STREETS, FOR SALE At AUG
TON. We will sell Oh WEDNESDAY. Goth of
April, 1871, the premises, at o'clock r. NJ, the
above. named prop rty-OnG q brick house, with
SIX rooms the other 4 frame dselling, contain
ing three rooms, with frame Kitchen with three
rooms. Excellent wafer In the yard (pump). Lot
fronts 90 feet on Marshall and runs back l32 feet
This property now rents for $500 per annum, anu
is desirably situated on the mos, improving part
OF Church Hill. -
months, with six per c.nt. interest," secured by
trust deed.
an 90 HILL u tItfsij ~, au"ts.
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MACHINERY, &c.

STEAM ENGINES, of improved con-
- struction, for all purposes, OF Richmond or
Northern build.
= MACHINERY,
for railroad, machine, car, and carpenter shops,
planning mills, sash, blind, door, cabinetware.
chair, bedstead, woodcnware, agricultural ma
chimes, handle, spoke, stave, carriage wood, cot.
ton and wooden factories. cotton gins, farmers
foundries, rolling tobacco factories, tame
RES saw Touring, corn, and paper IN Ills, mines,
&C., de-; improved sbafting, pulleys and hang.
ers, betting, lace leather, saws, flies, wrenches
twist drills, steam gauges, saw gummers, steam
and water pipe ana fixtures packing, journal
metal, pick ana tool handles, emery wheels and
machines, turbine water &C., &C.
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY and STEAM
BOILERS bought, sold, and exchanged.
PLANS and ESTIMATES Of mac hinery for
10th St, between Main and Gary,
ap IL d&wam 80, Richmond Va
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BY w. Goddln,

AuCtiOneer and Real EsLate Agent,
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TXCELLENT AND CONVENIENTLY
II ARRANGED Is &c K AND r NJ ID
TENEMENT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
LEIGH STREET. NEAR TO ADAMS STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCT: ON.-Wtll be sold ut auc-
ton, on the PREMISE, on SATURDAY, the 22t
April. 1871, at ! O'Clock Z. NJ. the excellent
BRICK AND FRAMED TENEMENT located
as above, now In the occupancy of Mrs. Brandt.
The dwelling has six rooms and the kitchen three
rooms.
TERMS At sale.
ap2o W. GODDIN, auct'r.
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By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Office No. ITO Main street.

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF ICE
"A IN FOUR LARGE lCE-HOUSES.-As adj
sell on FRIDAY. the 2lst day of April, 1871, at IL
O'Clock NJ, Mt SLaples's min, about four miles
above the city, near The old Deep Kun turnpike,
the ICE In four large icc-hou5cs, which Is SAID to
be very fine.
TERMS Made known on day Of sale.
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