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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-18

WEare indebted to the Hon. james d.
Platt for copies of the Presidents Message
and accompanying documents also,
mining statistics of the States and Terri
tories, for which we are duly thankful.
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Gremi,aa tState Sourmal.

SAD, BUT TRuE.-No sadder history has
ever been connected with the results OF
mob law, than that of George w. Smiley,
who was confined in the same Jail as the
one from which Hodges was taken, at
Staunton, and afterwards hung. We have
no idea that the perpetrators of that horri-
BILE crime are endorsed by persons of ordi-
nary respect for law and order; but, we
do fear that proper efforts have not been
made to ascertain who the guilty parties
are. Without, for moment presuming
1t was the intention Of the mob to harm
Mr.. Smiley, the result of their conduct has
been death, aye, worse than death to him.
He is raving maniac, made so by the
exciting scenes through which he passed
during the lynching of Hodges. He was
led out to view the body Of the dead as it
swung from the gallows, while he was un-
dergoing Imprisonment, himself charged
with murder. -..
Who of that body of men, however
they may justify themselves in taking the
life of the mau they did, can fail to smart
under the pangs and teachings of guilty
conscience, convicting them of the murder
of an innocent mani
Let this be warning to all who pre-
sumo to execute the law in the future, and
teach them that one of the highest duties
of man is to obey the laws of his govern
ment, made alike for bis protection as well
as the punishment of crime.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

advertisements Of Lost, Wants, Found, For Rent,
&C., not exceeding three four lines, will be in
serted under the proper headings at TWENTY-FIVE
GENTS, for insertion; two insertions for FOR
TY CENTS; three insertions, SIXTY CENTs-in-
variably CASH IN ADVANCED
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sIDAL CHAMBER.

1SSys for Young Men, on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with MAR
RIAGE--with sure means Of relief for the errIng
and unfortunate, diseased aId debtated. Sent free
of charge, in scaled envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATIONS, No. s Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa my 1l-3m
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-18

Police O0ur.-The following cases were
disposed OF by Police Justice White this
morning:
Patrick Dickinson, colored, charged with
stealing ninety-seven pounds of iron, the
guilty, and sentenced to thirty days in the city
jail.
John Reardon, charged with perjury, in
making oath that rent for rooms was due him
by Jacob Brown, had the case continued until
TO morrow.
jacob Brown and Ellen Brown, for unlaw.
fully abusing and threatening John Reardon,
had their case continued, in order to procure
the presence Of an important witness.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ITO RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE (Hrst- t-class), ,,on
i upper FRANKLIN street. Can be rented BY
small family for four months, or one or two years.
Address
my 16-3tt NJ H., Postofice Box 1879.
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WANTS.

"ANTED by two young gentlemen, FUR
w NISHED ROOM, in a pleasant location, with
In ten minutes walk ofthe Postoffice.
my l7-3t# Address g. P. p.
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CO, california Orchard.

fo,v davs ago it was our piehS"a"d
III tho orchard OF John Briggs IA IN
ahn,t two miles south OF l'ina nwner
suffer county. The proprietor T,nd living
OF 4a8 acres, mostly eo,,otEI eather river.
along the west bank Of the and COM
nn,nn so;i ia a rich. sandy loam. Az an river
~ tho yearly deposits OF hnr land
-" n.rs 600. No better or hn orch.rJ
- tnhc found in the State, aiu n be the
we shall briefly notice pronls' Who have a
nride of the Briggs Broandi; and frnit.
State reputation as
2r3 p"tar reaching the orchard proper we
b e,hrouoh a field OF $50 acres OF castor
" growing in the most luxurious man
uo~"~b;ch field, by the way, is to give
nIsce 70 a new orchard next year, the fruit
frces for ths~same at present GROWING IN
the nursereBy the side Of the field OF cas-
tor beans, and containing $1,000 one-year-
old hudded peach trees, 10000 plum trees,
5000 Eastern walnuts, 25.0U Caliiorhia
~walnuts, 1000 apple trees, 800 Italian che7'-
nut trees. etc.
Passing along through this forest of young
trees, we arrived at the present peach OF
chard. consisting Of 800 trees, two years
old. and some Of them bearing this season
$50 pounds of peaches. These trees have
made Il remarkable growth, owing to the
rich ground upon which they are planted.
and in another year will make a treiheh-
dous yield Of fruit.
We next rode into the cherry orchard,
containing three thousand OF the most
thrifty Young trees ever seen on any grouhu.
The different varieties, fifteen IN NUMBER,
gave this orchard a variety OF aspect, ana
broke upthe usual monotony OF the steeplc-
like formed cherry orchard. These cherry
trees were all imported from Rochester,
n. Y, about three years ago. On 10 the
Snuth of this wonderful wilderness are
300 plum trees, OF twelve varieties, ana
eco apple trees, mostly of winter varieties.
Passing the peach orchard we reached
the aprico,s, 1900 in number, which are
also two wears old, and have borne a lalr
crop the present season. This orchard pre-
scented a sad sight in one respect. The late
heavy storm had FRUSTRATED many OF the
trees entire, while in others the limbs haa
been torn off rs if Il tremendous tornado
had swept over the place. However, the
trees were healthy and stout, notwlth-
standing the mutations here and there.
ON returning from the orchard by the
wagon road we had entered, we visited
Briggs Brothers steam.power castor OIL
mill. Here we found q magnificent n.y.
draulic press, with eighty pounds pressure
and possessing Il capacity OF compresslng
900 gallons Of oil per day. The mill also
contained twenty tons OF castor beans ana
900 gallons of oil, nicely bottled and cased
and ready for market Wd7ysCfHc Stand
ard.
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TREE PLASTING.-A very interesting eX-
pertinent has been undertaken OH the line
OF the Kansas Pacific railroad. Mr.. r. s.
Elliott, the accomplished and energetic in
dustrial agent of the road. conceived the
idea that he could add largely to the attrac-
tivcnc>S and real value Of the land belong
iug To it it he could show that trees valu-
able for shade and timber could be grown
ON the dry plains through which the
road largely runs, without artificial
irrigation, and with no more care
than farmers can well afford to
give them. lie selected three little
farms Of ten acres each, one OF which was
on the very western edge Of Kansas and
$500 feet above the sen, and went to work
with only two laborers. He has succeeded
In proving, SO far, that black walnut, white
ash, elm, catalpa. aiianthus, boX.elder and
osage orange, will grow thtl(tily planted in
soil unmanured and turned up only six to
eight inches by the pillow. Allanlhus also
grows rapidly from The seed. Other varie-
lies have failed but many of them can, Of
course, easily be introduced by first pr0yid-
ing wlndbreaks of the tougher trees. Mr..
Eillott's achievement is certainly al impOr-
tant one. 1t settles the possibility of cult
a vast portion of the country, to
The settlement Of which, heretofore, its
condition has been an %insuperabie
obstacle. |
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CKABs IN A CAR.-No lite CONSERVATION
was created in a Snr.,n Baltimore city pas
sepger car last evening, caused by Il dozen
and mo- Of bard.shelled crabs making n
'",uit of the floor OF the vehicle. Ihese
uuu.nal passcngcrs belonged TO 4 young
,n,n who had caught them in the Fic,nlly
AZ Ferry bar, aud Il gentleman III entering
tho c,r nt the corner OF Camden anu Snarp
.,r.cts accidentally stumbled against tue
h.skct- and I'm q rwinkllng the crabs were
crawling ubout the floor i'll all directions.
A lady in the car was lirSI iot'Ncu .! INC
nrese,ce OF the crabs by a sharp pain in
one of her ankles. and when she discover
ed what caused the pain she uttered such
- scream rs almost threw another lady pas
senper into SpasmS. The crab maintained
\ stubborn hold upon the ankle, and nj
last Il gentleman e>>aycd to remove
tho monster. and in So doing he evil
deuccd the fact that he was not posted In
the art Of pinuing i crab, as the latter,
quitting his hold upon the lady'S ankle.
sliced the thumb of the gentleman, and
inst here a new source OF trouble arose ;
The sudden attack by the crab caused the
man TO utter u peculiar eNpletiye, and in
his agony he described Il swift scmi-circle
with his lett hand, and with such force is
to dctach the body of the crab from the
claw which cncirclcd the thumb of the een-
tleman, and the detached crab. in conse-
uucncr of the sudden jerk given it, went
full into the bosom of the lady mentioned
rs bcin. almost afflicted with spasms. Her
screams now made confusion worse on
founded" and i'll less than Il minute after
the basket Of crabs had been overturned
the ~liveliest scene imaginable was going on
i'll that particular car, but as all things
must have an ending, the crabs were finally
captured and returned to the basket, and
quiet restored ''alons the line.'-Tait. Am.
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IGOR espnndence Of tie Commercial ADVERTISER
CONGRESS HALL, SARATOGA. Aug A.
HrAI.TIFrL CHRISTIAN.

One of the sweetest, prettiest incidents
of our watcring.p place life is enacted daily
at the Clarendon. While the thoughtless
w~atcring-place throng sways in and out OF
lie great dining-room, and the endless
chatter of tongues and cutlery seem to
GROWN every holy thought, Il venerable sill
ycr-haircd old gentleman walks slowly IN
at the head of his Christian family. and
fakes his scat 1T the head OF the Ill
bic. Instantly the laughing faces of Il
table full OF diners assume 4 reve-
rental look. The knives and forks
resi- silently on the table. and the beautiful
silycr-frostcd Christian, with elasped hands,
modeStly murmurs Il prayer OF thankS-l
sweet bcncdiction to God! The scene lasts
i,ut Il moment, but all day long that hal.
luWrd PRAYER of The ChriSt-ohild seems to
float in the :iir, guiding, protecting, anu
cousccrating the thon9hlleSS army OF way
ward souls. | could not find ont who this
brave old Christian was; but last night his
name came all II, once. \ lovely woman,
with her beautiful children, arose early
from her seat at the Congress Hall hop, Ia
tciurn 10 the Clarendon.
"Nhy do you 90 so early, Mrs. Clark:
a~kch Il fashionable lady friend.
"Dl, You will laugh al me if ! tell yOll-
now realty, my dear, wont your
NO. unless lon make me" replied her
friend. And then she leaned forward ana
whispered
"WcII, my dear, You know ! stop at the
Clarendon. My room is merit TO that dear,
good old mans. and lc does pray so beau
,itully every night that | kuccl down 10y
ms dOOr with The children to hear him, and
then | Z" to bed SO. happy, for | know
n"ining can happen to It's when we are so
mnr him '"
W,pin@ II tear from her eye. the friend
sid, let me 20 with you!" and right IN
tn" middle of the l~ancielS these warm
>uuled women, with their children, walked
10 the Clarendon to sit in the ncNt room
ami hear the evening family prayer OF good
old Richard Suydam, of west 18th street.
have since learned that Mr.. Sllydam has
educated three ministers, and started 4
"rcnt many poor but worthy young men i'll
lusincsS. lie is very wealthy, but spends
only onc-third Of his income, devoting the
rest to charity.
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BTEAMEks.


CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-kS@,
FDK NORFOLK, JAMES A.Dkza1a.
CHI MIN RIVERS On and after
TUESDAY, July 18th, the fast and elegant side.
wheel steamer !P~ALlsADE,, Captain CHARLES
NELSON, will leave her wharf lthe Powhatsn
Steamboat Company's shed) at Rockets at sI1
a. M. for Norfolk on TUESDAYS and SATUR.
DAYS. Returning, Will leave Norfolk on WE'D.
NESUAYS and MONDAYS at s 30 A. n. touch.
Ing at Kings Mill and Grove Wharf, and sIl .tgu.
lar landings, going and returning.
win leave her wharf at Rockets for Blnn's, on
Chickahominy, THURSDAYS ct $40 A. H., cOu.
meeting at City Point with the ] O'Clock train from
Petersburg, touching at all the regular landings on
james river down to billiards. Wharf. aui all
regular landings OIL Chickahominy. Returning,
win leave Binn's on fridays At $40 O'Clock
L.. M.
Freight received at all hours for Norfolk snd
way landings on James river. Freight for Chicks.
hon1ny received only on Wednesdays.
All freight for way landings must be prepaid.
Fare TO Norfolk, *a.
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return, 81.
For further particulars, apply, to Captain on
wis At CURRrx & Co.'s, cor. 18Th and Cary SITS.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent
corner OF Bank and 18th streets.

TOMMISSIONER'SSALE OF VALUA-
OBLE LOT On TIE VAST LINE Or
THIRT GNTH BETWEEN MAIN AN
CARY STREETs.-Ry virtue OF = decree OF the
Hustings Court OF the city or Richmond, pro-
nounced on the goth OF July. 1896. In the case OF
commissioners thereby appointed, proceed 70 ssll
at public auction, on the premises, on SATUK-
DAY, the 12th August, 1871, al O'Clock z. ~. III
fair II not, on the first fair day theI ca 'teg,) that
valuable LoT locSred Us, ABOVE, fronting u I'd
feet on:the west line OF Thirteenth street, running
back about 10 feet more or less, and bounded Oh
the south by the trick store occupied by 1essrs.
Cox Il Miller.
This lot is regarded as Very valuable because OF
Of the city. srS & -5es -
TERMS :: One-fourth cash balance at q 10, and
u months. FOR negotiable Notes, interest added
or, ut the option or the commissioner enough In
cash 10 defsayJ costs Of suit apdexpenses OF sale;
balance on O. credit OF .Ase years, for bond win
good personal security, interest payable. quarter.
ly secured by adeed or tru.L
su e-tds john HOWARD Com,r.
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by Wellington 9oddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
%. corner nth and Bank streets.

ToUR HALF.ACRE LOTS IN DU-
It Walls ADDITION. BOUNDED BY BA-
CON, ST. JAMES. AND ST. JOHNS SITS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold at auction,
ISL, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. the -FOUR HALF-ACRE
Luis, Nos. 8, 0, 10, and IL, in Duval's addition.
near to and on Bacon Quarter Branch, two OF
which Hos, Q aud 10, front on Bacon street, and
has on one or them q SMALL A. TE9E-
MEAT, occupied by q colored woman named
Catherine Brown. -
TERMS One-third cash balance at four and
eight months, bearing interest. &c.
au7 w. GODDIN, Auct.
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nUBLIC SALE OF LlND4M ROA

DUBLIU SALE Of LAND IN KUAs
a NOKE COUNTY.--As executors of Charles
b.. Oliver, deceased, and by the authority OF hi,
will, we VIII. on the PAD DAY De AUGUST 1871,
offer 70, sale at pubic auction, ,npon The premises,
the TRACT OF LAND owned by said oliver IN
his lifetime This land Is situated about three
miles from the Big Lick, I'm Roanoke county. ad-
Joining tn: lands OF ID. $. Read, James Mc6. Kent,
EIGHTY-ONE Il and is very valuable,
being well sdapted TO grass and all the grains
grown IN this climate. lie is OF easy access, with
q COED road 10 the Big Lick Depot of the Atlantic.
Mississippi and Ohio railroad. The land VIII be
shown by either OF US. M
The terms will be liberal and made known on
the day OF sale, go as 10 meet the Views and Wishes
Of those desiring TO pprchase. ~ sHs
WILLIAM WATTS, )Exoc,.ors
21-a':a ir't THOMAS LEWIS, ~
fv "a. .3H -
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BY Grubbs u Williams,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
street. between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ARLE sToKE:HoU5E mo. 81 \ Q
OF FIFTEENTH Street, BETW EEN MAIN
AND CARY STREETS, AT AUCTION.-In
pursuance OF q decree entered by The Chancery
Court OF the; city or Richmond, on the 22d day OF
July, 1871, IN the causes OF Williams. trustee,
&C. vs.. T"mpSins < liz. ,, and g Jolnpkins Il ais;
W.. Macfarland n ais. ,, the undersigned special
commissioners named therein, will. on FRIDAY,
the lith day Of August, 1871. at 81 O'Clock r. b.,
sell at public auction, upon the premises, the pro-
nertr therein mentioned, consisting OF the valua-
bic THREE-STOKY GHANITe Front STORE
mo. 81 on tie east side of 18Th street, between
Main and Cary streets. next adjoining the store
occupied by r. Wallersteln. TIE lot fronts about
20 feet, and runs hscs .l lSo r. tset To bi an ro alley y,n erc,s,
purposes.
a credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months, the
purchaser giving his negotiable notes, with inter-
est added, for the deferred payments, and the title
to the proptlty to be retained Till the whole pur-
chase money IS paid.
CHAS. U. WILLIAMS
Special Com'rs.
~--.~-, 4 A rata AMI
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUs BILE REAL ESTATE IN RATH
COUNTY, VA, KNOWN AS 81 WARM
SPRINGS.-This celebrated and well-kuown VS.
tering places place of public resort for near 8
cenLury-wll be offer cd for sale at public auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, 2lst day OF An-
gust 1871, by the undersigned commissioners duly
appointed by a decree pr1nonnsfa by sne C u said
court. The tract contains TWO THOUSAND
ACRES, or upwards, OF Valuable productive graz
ing lands.
five warm baths of Il temperature OF 90 To pS de-
grees, Fahrenheit. There are cold spring baths
adjoining, ana rs many more cold anu warm
spring baths as desirable can be made.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand sufficient to
psy costs OF suit, survey, and costs OF sale and as
to the residue. in five equal instruments. with in.
teres. from the day Of sale, the purchasers execu,
ting bonds with approved personal security, anu
the tile withheld rs ultimate security.
For further Information, apply to Ex-Governor
LETCHEE, LeIington, Va. and also see
haud-bilIs. WI. IL. TtHRllL,} Com,rs.
jy l5-law4w JOHN LETCHER. oVl
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GRUBBs s. WILLIAMS, Aucts. aul

A RARE CHANCE FOR A STIRRING
N MAN WITT SMALL MEANS.-On FRI
DAY, 18th August, Immediately after the sale OF
the storehouse on 18th street, we will sell 8 con-
WHEAT, which consist In part of one 10 horse
Engine, Smu. Machine, Gockte-separator, Eleya-
tors. Receivers, Pulley Bsnds, Scales, &c.
TERMS : Very liberal.
aus GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DULL TINES IN BALrla0RE.-The SnnkO
Yesterday was not hali-tull Of advertise.
Ments. A sure sign.
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. FREIGHT OFFICE or JAS. RIVER & k.Co,
GPECIAL NOTICE TOE2Smns
y RS.-Freight fer syE.@
.Lynchburg and the Southwest received ES.Sf,s
Office and for warded by canal withou: detention.
All freight coming from Lynchburg and br,o,d
to Richmond and points North will be promptly
forwarded If consig ned 10 the care of Canal Areo,
at Lynchburg. 4. DILLON, Agent,
my l3-3m .. 1908 Dock stree,,
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OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

ShLE OE VALUABLE hEhL Ed IL
y IN LUXEMBOURG COUNTY, yA.-In pur-
Edward, rendered at the March term, 1871, In the
chancery suit of Stokes's executor VS.. Stokes,
&c, and Oliver and others vs. stokes, &C., the IN.
dersigned commissioners therein named will sell
at public auction. on the premises, ON FRlDA1
the 1st day of September, 1871, that large and yaiu-
able TaACT OF Ia ND Of which the late Collin
Stokes died seized. This tract cont ifns, by recent
survey, 1915 ACRES, of which 10? acres nave been
assigned TO the widow IS dover. The land Is wen
watered by Modest creek and It's tributaries.
one-third in pines OF second growth. and the re-
msiudar In open land. there Is q good mul-slte
on the property. There are three settlemtnts on
the tract, one OF which consists OF q large dwelling
with IL or Is rooms, In good repair, every necessary
clubhouse, such MS tobacco barns, stables, grana-
nv. courthouse, ice-house, servants houses, ofilce
in the yard, near which Is % god orchard OF very
~ A mother settlement consists of a DWELLINGS:
with. six or eight rooms, necessary out houses
The ether settlement consists of a SHALL
with three rooms. out houses, &c.
This land lies OH The public road leading from
Burkvilie TO Lrnenburg Courthouse, about eleht
or nine miles from Burkv:lle, and seven or eight
miles from Lunenburg Court house, and Is In a
GOOD neighborhovd, convenient to churches mills,
&c. The land Is good-dlvtded Into various feldS,
all Of which are enclosed with good fences; Is well
supplied with wood, water, and timber In every
part. and Will be divided into three or more tracts
TERMS Enough ,sh to defray the expenses OF
the suit aud sale, to be apoortloned among the pnr-
chasers OF the different parcels and for the resi-
due, bords viii be required with good personal sc.
curly, payable In one, two, and three years ; orr
the purchasers prefer, one.third IN cash, anu Inc
" GEO. W. BOOKER, Commissioner
an b-lawtds Circuit Court Of Prince Edward.
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EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.

LuI EXTRACT SARsAPAR1LLA.
p11r1D EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT ss.RsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARskPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAR1LLA.'
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FLUID EXTRA CT SARSAPARHLA.
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FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
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AUCTION sALEH-Thts Day
By Wellington Goddtn.
Auctfonesr and Real Estate Agenss
rornsr az Eleventh and Bank streets.

roMFoRTABLE AND VERY DEsl1
" RABLY-LOCATEDaBRICk RNTM
~ ~ Nd IIrIaH sTREETs, FOB SALE
At AuCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on ,a yne
~ q n1cioct p. ". the neat. comfortable ano ae-
Sirsbly-located BRICK TENEMENT aa ss p
the residences Of Mrs. Ann Maria stTno1a, rsSsdt' of
o oSSuE "a ,e eis and q depth OF LIS feet 2 IN alley .5a
The dwelling contains SIX ,ss r99 eo + : w tiicb sss With aaS
tn a cams ~ and the LOT is drained by the city cui-
vert. ..,o,oo ,t four and
te ontion OF the purchaser, one fourth cash; 9a ar
ance at three years, bearing interest," he = Inst ~ i deed I'd.
cent, paf&oie ". GODDIN Auct.
In comsdsqI untn THIS (Wedn esdsy) AFTER;
NOON at the same hoaf' ". GoDDLN, Auct.
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N l n E.

n UNARD LINE. HFfx
Thej British and North American Royal Mall
steamships between New York and Liverpool,
calling AZ Cork harbsr.
RATES VI PASSAGE
/. By the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer.
First Cabin. $3.50, goldI Second Cabin. $50, gold
First Cabin TO Paris............."....sl!S, gold
Rv the fSiesdsv and Sa;urjay steamcrs s"'u
First Cabin. $50, gold steerage.. $50. currency
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
aud all parts Of Gurope, a. lowest rates.
Through bills Of lading from Virginia 10 LIZ.
erpool, Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp, AID
other ports ON the Continent, and for Slsditerta-
ranean ports will be Issued BY the VIRGINIA
and FOkElGN THROUGH LINE, they having
made the necessary arrangem.nts with The O4
Dominion steamship Company to New York, and
with the Cnard Line thence to Liverpool. &c.
For rates, &C., apply TO the Agents OF the Old
Dominion Steamship Company.
CHAS. G. F~RANCKLYN,
General Agnt Cunsrd Line.
j. D. KELLEY, JR., General Ag't Va. aui For.
eign ThrOu.h Line. je9