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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-14

B.J. Young is on ha'l acith Christmas
coY,dies and toys ,oithout Der. His can
dies are pure. Call in dn9 ST him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14
By Lyme Il Brother,
Auctionesrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE Or, FORTY
OAGRES OF LAND BsTWEEN UAKWOED
CIV METERY AND, CHURCH HILL AT AUG
TION.-In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of Henrico county, entered on the lsth day
of March, 1871 in the suitof Blakey VS.. Howison
trustee and executor, the undersigned, as speciai
commissioner therein named. WILL on WE'D
'NESDAY. 2lst day Of June, 1871, commencing at
misses, the r EAL ESTATE In the bill ana proceed
ings mentioned, consisting of about FORTY
ACRES OF LAND between the eastern limits
property Of VIM. Cnul!ing. Esq. DR.. Mccarthy,
and others, being the tract Of land on which Thos
Ct. Blakey died seized snd possessed. The pro-
perty has been su5-divided into lots from five to
ten acres. A map of the subdivision can be seen
at the office of the auciioneers. s.. .-t -
On one of these lots is situated the old Mansion
House, which with little repairs can be made a
very desirable residence. -.
TERMS: : One. fourth cash balance at g. 70, and
IL months, interest added and title rel aned until
al the purchase money is paid and q conveyance
ordered by the court. A. K. COURTNEY,
lie 10 SpecIal Commissioners.
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A HoRRID KUELUX band near Dublin,
Georgia, visited IN old man and his two
SONS, who are ahle-bodicd, but so ml>cra-
blv lazy that their little coming crop had
disappeared in tall grass and weeds, and
they had become a burden 10 the commu-
nifty. Calling the father out, the chief, in
husky tones, announced to him that their
mission OH earth was TO instruct him to
plough his land. The old man and his
sons, all trembling at the sight of the un-
earthly visitors AMI their dircful tones,
asked with what must they plough would
IN OK do: "Gc>." answered the chief de-
mon, "anything"; aud so the dreadful
company withdrew. The school-boys, in
passing by the grass. eaten farm next day,
witnessed the singular sight of the old man
ploughing with all his might, and one of
the sons driving the other, who was pulling
the plow through the matted grass with
The strength and facility of beast Of
burden, ..r.
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AUof1ONi isl,xiEEs....s'
Auction SILL s...FUss1fs Days.
= BY Wellington .,eda,u. a,,.,fssss,
= Auct:onesr and II, al nstssasasent, !.
. Corner Bang, and nth strseta. a.; II

+, ARaE a TN r. o j { PERSONAL N
xosHt rs Ho on az aH f1Ra
T 1IIG lNCLUpIEG PIA.0, THREsnING
BB,JGD. BULL, FINE CHESTER BOAR,
FLOODED Colts, BLODpED MARE, HOHss
CATTLE, SHEEP, CARRIAGE, STOvES, OK
CART, &C.-kt tho request of Mr.. John W right,
who is about to remove to New York, ] shall sell
at auction, the premises, ut bis farm In Lunen-
burg county, near tn Green Bay Station. on the
Richnsonu and Danville railroad, on THU re-
DAY, the 18th of June. 1871, commencing at IL
o'clock A. III, the following personal property,
An excellent parcel of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
f,., TURE, ,a| g..2.5@s- = ietE 80
WHEAT THREsHING MACHINE, -.
/ WHEAT DRtIrff, and IN assortment OF
~ FARMING IMPLEMENTS; - .FL;s5
A fine THOROUGHBRED AID Il NE Y
A f neG cHiEsTER BOAR, .a
90 HOGS (halEbreed) -young;J e'
s T Tif66 COLTS,
THORDUGHBRED MARE. mt,.t .s-.r-'
10 FAT SHEEP,
Ia re STOVES. suitable for heating
churches rts8 ~ -. ! ~ -
+" OK CAkT, -,... d.. ;. : +, ..rs
and many other articles too tedious 10 mention.
TERMS Made known at the hour OF; sale
This particular, attention Of persons needing
good stock aud other articles is specially In vted
TO this sale. :, WELLINGTON GoDDIN,
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BY Lee Il GoddIn. Auctioneers,
No. lib Main st. f.3I h.,

V,RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BETWEEN TWENTY-THIRD AND TWEEN
TY-FOURTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.-By
virtue OF the provisions OF two deeds of trust ex-
ecuted by M. L. Jacobson ard DAVID Benjamin,
partners under the style of NJ. l.. Jacobson & Co..,
and Rebecca jacobson, the wife Of the said NJ. L.
jacobson, TO the undersigned as trustees for the
Germauia Building Society, the first of which
deeds bears dste 23d day of December, 1887, and
the other he 1sth day Of January, 1859, duly
Of record in the 0fflce OF the I Jerk OF Richmond
Hastings Court, being required so to do by the
proceed to sell on TUEsDAY, goth day OF June
1871, on the premises, ats O'Clock L. NJ, the very
valuable estate named in the said deeds as fol-
lows, to wit
"AlI that certain lot Of ground, with all build
ings, appurtenances, rights aid ways thereto be-
longing, lying and being in the city Of Richmond,
fronting twenty ire feet four inches the south
line of Broad street, one hundred and seventeen
feet four inches from the Intersection of 23d ard
Broad streets, an from said front running back to
veyed to Martin i. jacobson by deed from Corbiu
Warwick and wife bearing date the 2lst day Of
October 1897 - .-.G+ ). a..
TERMS Cash as TO o3e.fourth Of the purchase
money, and upon credit of six, twelve, and eign-
teen months for the remaining thrce-fourths re-
spectively for negotiable notes with interest from
day of sale, secured by trust deed. sT ."
Taxes and insurance. for 1871 TO be patd by the
purchaser. VIM. LOHMAN, =
"ts j. Fl. BcSCHEN,-
|. ..., ...5 W. GRAISER, w.. u
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDD1N, Auction
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.... he. BY w. Gotdin, 5,.s
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY VALU-
Il ARLE AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE
AND VACANT, LOTS AT THE NORTHWEST
+C0RMER OF GRAcE AND T ENTY-
EIGHTH STREETS--B virtue Of deed OF trust
executed by the late Thomas \. Baldwin and Jane
M. his wife to 8. v. SOuthall and Robert Stiles,
trustees, bearing date lst October 1859, duly re-
corded in Richmond Hastings Court, shall. IS
acting trustee, 1.-The other trustee declining to act)
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises
on FRIDAY, the 10th June, 1871, at O'Clock P.
M, tif fair not, the first fair day thereafter J
that truly-vsluabe and attractive PROPERTY
located as above, now IN the occupancy of the
family OF the late hos. s. Baldwin
The Lot has front Of 34 feet the north line Of
Grace street, and depth OF ISIS feet on the west
line of Twenty-eghtb street.
The dwelling Is not only large and beautiful
one, but 1t has all those convenences and attrac-
lions usually found in frst-cIass establishment.
The yard is beautifully or1amented with flowers
and shrubbery and the whole premises are in good
order.
The property will be sold as whole or divided,
as may be deemed best at the time Of sale.
TERMS Enough cash to defray expenses OF sale
and to discharge a note for $1,000, with interest
from lst July last till paid and to the residue
on credit Of 8, II and Is months, for negotiable
notes, interest added. secured by trust deed.
je 13 ROBERT STILES, A cling Trustee.
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THE LAWS IN REGARD TO THE LIGHT1N

The LAWS IN REGARD TO THE LIGHTING
or CANDLES on THE SABBATH.-The Hcdre'o
Nctrs publishes the following:
The ordinance Of lighting candles on the
evening Of the Sabbath has existed from
1he ycry earliest perod of the Hebrew ma
ton is a beautiful ceremony, and highly
typical of that light which shall yet beam
upon our wandering children. We have
much pleasure in placing before our read
ers the rules to be observed i'll relation To
this ancient important custom. IN the
first place, the law enioiuS 1t rs solemn
duty tIpon the part Of the heads OF fam,-
lies whether man or woman, 10 llSht inc
candles for the conservation of that ,Slo'
rious day, Of which there are many and va
riollS opinions rs TO It's origin.
The law is quite explicit upon the sub
,cct. Though it is usual for the men to
leave the lighting of the candles to the wo
men, vet both are equally duty bound tc
do so. 1t matters not where man may
chance 10 be travelling, If he has aScer
tanned that no one is lighting the candles III
his ownshouSe, he is obliged to light them
if possible, wherever he may be, and also
TO accompany the ceremony With the pre-
scribed prayer.
The time for lighting the candles is i'm
mediatcly following sunset, and they mus
stand upon the tahle lrom WHICH tEc iauii.l
are i'll the habit of partaklng OF Their meals
At the least, two candles should be Lighted
in every dwelling, the one to denote tht
command yiyen,viz Remember that thou
keep holy the Sabbath day and the other
n relating to the word Schllmer. which I'M
piles obedience to that command. The more
candles are lit, of course the greater the
honor given to the Sabbath. No matter what
his poverty may be, even were he cnmpelied
70 beg his bread. a man is boundto hight the
candles upon the hallowed day, If ut MI
within his power.
II is incumbent upon the women before
lighting the candles, to be clean, near, alio
dressed in their holiday attire. NO mattef
how many women HAY happen to he pres
ent, they are all bound to repeat the prayer
on lighting the candles, alter which the
Sabbath is fully received. -. >,
Immediately after the candies are III, All
work should cease. and i by the III" per-
emptorily prohibited. 1t would be uniaw-
full for the PRAYER to he said before the can
dies are lii: n in such case the Sapbasll
would commence. and the rules laid down
for our guidance not he complied with.
Simple rs the ceremony may appear 10 Il
superficial observer. yet it is OF great I'M
TORRANCE, and indicates the brllllancy OF
that light which u>herS in the dawn OF the
Sabbath. and renews the command OF 600,
who has said, Six days shalt thou labor
and the seventh thou shalt rest" 1T re-
lieves the weary and tatigued from his
weeks toll. and is the happy harblnger to
him of Il day OF peace ana rest.
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-,.. Nov and che Brook.

,..,, o,ion Pop,,ldr Son2. iroi" '"' '''
drne'i'"" '' If Atishd'a.
ny IoSGFELLow.
A.. er,,o von distant monntam hn,Rnt ,,
1mn ns,okict a. rs through TIE N,iaSc sIiec'
IVY, we rnn,rs f,rfn to wash his handS,
HSaab.nr YES washing. there he stah"s,
In the watct cool ana sweet
Brook, from wha. mountain dnst tnou c"'''e
q nv nrook.et col and swt ca
81 como from y"n mountain n,eh ~" '
Mha y lie n the new suow on the Old
AM, ,nelts Ia the Summer hca.-'
uBr,oS to what river dos, thou 90
q my hrooklct cool and sweet
.. I go 10 the river there mio"
where In punches tho VI rics H""'
And sun and shadow meet.
Brook, % VIII t garden dnst mon u, s"'
0my hrookct cool ana sMse''
IL go 10 that garden In inc f stg
Where all night long the n.es''hk'
Her love-sonG dom 1e,'e""
"Brook. to what fountain does inou so'
omy hrooklet cool sweet
~ rn t3 hist fountain AT whose eIlhk
Tbc ma d IN Il loves thee comes 10 aTlnh'
Al whenever she looks th, rein.
ri e t. meet here and Kiss her chii'
I'D my JOY is then e nm rte'e.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctioneers and Heal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OFAFARM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
~ OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
OFLAND, ABOUT SEVEN MiLaS WEST OF
edmond, AT AUCTION.-P ursu 'nt to de-
cree entered by the Circuit Court of the city Of
Richmond en- The 18th day of November, 1859, In
the chancerY suit Of Underw0od's administrator
against Smith and ais, shall, on FRIDAY, the
23d day of june 1871, at II O'Clock A. NJ. proce, d.
upon the premises 10 sell at public auction to the
highest bidder \ TRACT OF ND In the county
of Fc1rico about seven miles west of the city Of
Richmond, contaihlng about $50 acres, more or
less, upon which Lucy Smith, the mother OF Rob't
j. 4. Smith, In her Lifetime resided, and which,
upon the death OF the said Lucy Smith, passed In
fee simple to the said Robert }. A. Smith. 5
This farm has on 1t good dwelling and ont
houses. and its proximity to Richmond renders 1t
valuable. ...-....-- ..~
TERMS OF SALE One fourth cash, one-fourth
on crenit of six mouths, one. fourth on credit
OF twelve months, and the remaining fourth Oh
credit of eighteen months from the day of sale.
with interest on the deferred payments from the
day OF sale. Negotiable notes will be taken for
the deferred payments, and deed CT trust on said
real estate TO secure the said notes. g.. n.
go THOMAS J. EVANS,
s. Special Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Je 10
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TIE foolish manner in which money is
squandered under the pretence Of benefit
Ing the Indians is illustrated In the case OF
the kaw tribe, which is located Oh reser-
Walton in the southwestern part OF Mis-
souri,. Iu 1SG0-'Gl one hundred and fifty
stone dwellings were erected for the KaWs
but the Indians, instead of living in them,
sold the windows, roofs, and flooring, sta-
bled their ponies in the houses, and con-
tinued to dwell in miserable bark huts.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DANCREATIC EMULSION, by So

DANCREATIC EMULSION, by So
worry & Moore, London; 80.
FOUGERA'S NUTRITIVE FOOD, composed of
extract of beef and the farine of wheat, and
especially useful in cholera infantum;
HUBBELL'S FARINACEOUS FOOD,
ROBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY,
DELLUC'S BISCOTINF,
DELLUC'S RACAHOUT, d.
COMSTOCK'S RATIONAL FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUE, ....... r.
PREPARED DAT MEAL, -.... ...s
l. EIBIG'S EXTRACT OF BEEF, f..
PEARL SAGO, TAPlOCA, ....
ABROW-R0OT, &C., .... ... ...r..'
For sale by w MEADE a BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
les ..,, sl9 Main stre6t.
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BY James M. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

TOUR VACANT LOTS FOR SALE AT
4 AUCTION.-Will be sold. on FRIDAY, 18th
day of June 1871, on the premises, at 81 O'Clock
p, M the following vacant LOTS:
One on I'd and Baker streets, fronting 30 feet On
I'd street. ,,,. r,.,-,,, On
by $50 feet. -.
ing 80 feet and one fronting Is feet on west slde OF
ST PETERS street, between leigh and DuVal e.
Terms One-third cash: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest add
ed, secured by deed or trust. ....
lila JAS..M. TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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A young lady who has been married six
months says it is all nonsense to talk about
love in cottage. There is more love in a
full hour-barrel than in all the roses and
posies and woodbines that ever grew.
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Bv Grubbs & Williams, ,,.s. e..
Real Estate Agents and Auctione-rs,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE VALU-
LIABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AT THE
NORTH WEST CORSER Of GRACE AID
NINETEENTH STREETS.-In execution Of the
last will and testament OF the late Wilson VIII
June at 81 O'Clock z. Nj up9n the premises, the
truly valuable and attractive property located as
above. and occupied by the testator at the time or
his death. - tA -aG is.
The improvements consist OF a large TWO
STORY FRAMED DWELLING, containing eight
rooms besides the basement: q two-story brick
kitchen. with four rooms and slate roof; stable,
smoke-house, &C.. Il fu sr.'-+ ,.s '- $500
The grounds are beautifully ornsmented with
handsome shace and fruit trees flowers, and shrub
berry. e. SsswI' ...-.- - ,t:r;sE. ~ i ~.
City water and gas upon the premises, 49,.
The lot fronts IN feet Grace street and l55 feet
18th street. with alley 20 feet wide It's rest
side. ~ n c- 80. 'St + r. .eIw s-2
TERMS: VIII be announced at the time OF the
sale. = Il. L. WILLIAMS, Executor.
s GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts. .'t}~ - Je7
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN &C.,
.HHIPPRRs. ,..'--I

THE PoWHkTAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
| AND TEE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
!, COMPANYrS TROUGH LINE to
/ E~s# y ~ a# THE WEST r,,
offer superior Inducements 70 shippers % ~
HACCO, WHISKEY, BACON, CANDLE, ,;ns
TO and from the West ut low rates, QUICK 'ih'
and less handling than any other line. ,-,,,..-.a
All western and eastern-bouGc freight aeiNs ~
to and received from on board the cars VI she 1a
umore and Ohio Railroad Company ~ LV S. ~
Point, saving transfer by drays ana s1poS'e"
i, Through bulls OF ladipg given on all shipments
=" y, yt -H.f Agent
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a, RAcTIyEAN EXTRA LARGE
~ sALE-On TUESDAY, me assn inss So s1
;enaiflg 1T 10 O'Clock VIII ses ~
entire sss a. Ien asH formes
a. si,ysshs I5as Main street owing 10 ms; III
ien6ss Tetdrenens from Dasi,ess NE ~ y,
lel , s.csantEs pt,robased at northern cttesr y u
OILY ca uditinn and consists OK very iaFsa
ana ana oe0ii"''' DRESS GOODS, -
~. fttUr ~ such as IL. =, 6. =
r.. tll,.... SILKS, MERINOs, - +; 4.
.s,-.- 1LPACAS,
DELAINES, ~ y
ig;r, ~ BEREaES,
} GkEEADINEs, &c., &c.i
a ctioANo " Dt)MESTICS. "1' !! =
s.. FLANNELS, ..l.t,:-I "a. =
-. -.'-"- LINEN GOODS, ,.,. g.. ..r; rs
- rrr. urHs and CASHIER fSs, I },
: ,nIrs, and GENTS rFURNIS1.fInG GOODS,
La LADIES FANCY GOODS and y OTIONs,
STRAW GOODS. Is.
+ i tHa PAEASOLS,
...-. ~. LACE sHAWLs,, &C., &C.; '
VA" VIII "' BOOTS and SHOES. ,, r.; Inv.
heg Ies va to CT all the special attention OF The
do r the above sale, which cannot fall TO prove
h,9hiv prnftabie TO buyers. The stock, nearly all
~ witch was purchased thls spring, Is very iarR
desirable and fashionable, ana WIZ DC soio "i'hou'
reserve In lots to suit purchasers. A.. ..
TERMS: Ali sums under $50, cash from 700 70
a25o two months above that amount, four months
credit, for approved endorsed notes; ,,,
,e14 Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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BURIAL OF LATANE! sa..
I'D '-aE BURIAL OF LhTANE!

I fer for sale that splendid steel engraving, COX
80 framed IN the very nsates, OF moulding 10 suit
the work OF art, for $50 payabt5 by weekly install
ments or 81 together with an assortment OF = Qso
large Pictures, all descriptions Looking Glasses
OF all sizes, Family Bibles. Clocks, Carpets, &C.,
all OF the best description.
FRAMES Of ali descriptions made ON the prem
tses. fs.ts. IL wM. DAFFRQN,
S and 10 18th ST., bet. Main aud franklin,
10 6-lm and Hull street, Manchester,
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q RESTAURANTS.
=
" E T E LII E., al n "a Ia
REsTA uR4TEUR. VzzD
RESTAURANTS.
, No. ls0a MAIN STREET

Isalwsys supplied with the iuxuries Of the Ss.-
'son-ths BEST MEATS of all kinds-FUmLnS
tame and wild-GiAMEs OF all sDrts--of sIEM'
and FISH. All served 10 order N the best wv ~,
best. Orders Tor suppers and entertainments OF
the most elegant and rseaerche style niled III H'
most satisfactory 10 amer. ,,I
!, The BAR Us web as the table. With rates sulse
to the times, The best liquors always on nnI1tai
and mixed drinks brewed by the most SAN" -
hand. Gs j., sEt.3n H5a@I ,o 4,
;. REFRESHMENTS served up In elegant styie "
the LADlES' SALOON, where perfect pffsasS
and decoruSn are maintained. -
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

LtUR SALE, y -" -
II BONDS SECURED BY PLEDGE OF PRO-
PARrY OF THE STATE UF VIRGINIA.
$So, COO per cent Coupon Bonds Of the univer-
sity or virginia The state, by act approx
March g. 1871, authorized the Issue OF these bonds
and pledged as security the revenue OF the UIiyer
Owned by the state. The value OF this property Is
over $seo, ooo $s0,eoo In the whole amount of the
loan. PARKER CAMPBELL = Co...
my 23-1m III n { ES 18th street,
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EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.

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wrAT. rsTaYE an PRIVATE sALF.

A HOME FOR SALE.-A lovely place,
n about twelve miles from Richmond, In HAN
0nd station on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad !:
one hundred and ten acreS beautiful shade around
the dwelling; splendid water; crops of cora :,
q: her mutt trees. Possession given Immediate y
ff desired. $l75O will buy the home, including
II you want desirable place, go to see this, and
move there to enjoy pleasant summer and get
fresh vegeta bleS fruit, aud. mel Ms for yourself
and good oats and corn for your horses.
The cwnec via sell the place without crops, and
give possession In The fail
For further particulars, inquire Of
VALENTINE l. HOANF,
GIocers, No los 18th street,
ipl 4eOG3tk OnuDEite First Neretahin Mai kct.
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By Lyme & Brother,
AuctIoneers and Real Estate ARents.
1919 Main street.

1.-TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
SITUATED ON The WEST LINE IF
yRN'rY-SEVENTH, BETWEEN BROAD
AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALE AT
PJBLIC AUCTION.-We shall, at the request OF
the owner sell at public auction, on the premises,
on FRIDAY, the 10th day of June, 1871. at S
O'Clock 2. NJ, those TWO DESIRABLE LOTS
located as above described, having a front OF 50
Inv III feet each to an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMs Al sale. LYME & BROTHER,
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oHERIFFS SALE.-Will be sold, on
SFnIOA Y, 10th day OF June, 1871, at the Deep
run and Springfield Coal-pits, in the county Of
Henrico, about twelve miles above the city OF
Richmond, on the Richmond turnpike, rs COAL
CARS, or so many thereof as may be necessary
to pay the taxes on said property for the year
1870, cue by said company, and levied upon by
me-. ~
TERMS Cash; and sale to take place at IL
O'Clock NJ GEO. W. CARTER, ID. g.,
ie IA tbs 49,. for H. j. Smith, 8. Fl. @.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


DIRE INSURANCE effected on most
N reasonable terms with the
hlCuMUND BANKING AND INSURANCE
.t COMPANY,
No. 1922, corner Main and 18th streets,
HICHMuND VA.
& In want of fire insurance are respectfully re-
gu, sted to give them q cali.
4. b. STARkE, Gcn'l Agent.
j. 3. DAVIS, Pres't,
Jt +. y. POTTS, Sec'y. my 3o-3m
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OLD DONiNIOH STEAMSHIP $500

OLD DOAiNIOH STEAMSHIP sxzst$eSS
+. 81 s.:s1,.. CONTAIN. rs.
:, The side wheel Steamships " YAEOkE, lSAAC
BELL. sAkAr9SA, NIAGA A, ALB y.
TorfoIE, CITY Point snd Richmond, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, saa SATURDAY at 3o'c!9Gx
p. II. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, Fhl.
DAY, and SUNDAY, ut high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have eeg.a!
saloons and statesooms. The fare, sccommodAs
tons, and attention, arc unsurpassed.
Close connections ciade with steamers fof III
Southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, At QCAh
TER OF ONE PEK CENT, y. .ac oIces Of -ai
For further information apply to
a., JOHN W. WHatT, Agent
nv 26 No, ] Governor street.
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WM. b. ISAAcs Il CO., BANKERS
~ RICHMOND, Va. June 5, lst'

TINE. SECOND AUDITOR OF WIN, ,
/ GINA lsunoune o, that the funding under an
:. act to provide for the Iun0tng and paSnieg. u
the public debt" win commences on ssa 'u.! ,
son or place their stock In the hands of s. nie "l
outside of his office. rs cGlciA dulles VIII ffeeu~'
attention thereto, &C. t..Es. n ,,i,,
wtfl give personal attention 10 the inteftstS NE
those who may place their stock WHO lhetn So'
fundinK, lie e-d&wlml MN. b. l.AAIS e %.