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eU5eINs, QUINN 8 CoOVER
r Y R . Ms
Planetary Horse Power.

THE BEST horse POWER EVER Ne
Il ventsdl The power OF the horse quadru-
pledl
HEATFHIs- TElyls., June -, 1871.
We, the undersigned citizens OF Memphis.
Gently that We this day Witnessed Ehe appil-
cation OF Pyron's Planetary Power 10 an
Eighty saw Cotton sin, with the following
results. The Sin was revOlYsd Wltl the ususl
rapidly, with a fuu roll Of cot on, by two
mules, AZ an essy gait and draughtr and we
further state thai we believe II greatly zupe-
rtor to any horse power We have any EnoWl-
edge Of, and power suitable l0r every plan
ter using a Gin, Grisi or SaW-mtIl-
]. II. TEAL, MaChiuist and A1ll wright.
NEWTON FORD. dTm OF Ford, Porter q Co.
ID. T. PORTER. arm OF Ford. Porter a Co
r. HoPsoN, n. D., Memphis Tenn.
JOHN J, PITMAN, n. D., Aenap1ls, Tenn
q. 81. WHTrEAoRE, Memphis Tenn.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GARSIDE-The friends and acquaintance
of Robert snd Julia A. GarBide are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral OF their
infant son, GIDEON SAMUEL, nom their resi-
dence, In Chelsea, corner Fifth and Mil
streets, this (THURSDAY) afternoon, at
O'Clock. Services by Rev. @. e. Parsons
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MEM ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUCKEYE SALVE.

WE have Just received rull supply of
w BUCK EYE SALVE. We shall heFeaf-
ter be fully prepared TO meet the demand for
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
G. W. JONES CO.,
la ~ Main a4raaf
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Count De Polignac Is deaf

Lamotte, ex.prefect of Eure, has
been extradited by Switzerland at
the request Of the French Govern
ment.
Terrea, the Communist leader, has
been arrested.
The payment of the first instalment
of the German war indemnify was
completed to-day, and the evacuation
of the departments Of Seine, Ferin-
neuve, Eure and SOmme by the Ger
man forces has already begun.
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Removal.

w W. RITCHIE has removed his Hard-
w ware and Chain Pump store % No ao1
SECSHD STREET, opposite Moore, EGeE q
Co.'S Planning Mil.
Memphis. Tenn.. July 5. ISL. ".
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY,
omoaal Rrawt.amn.

onO1eA4 A9E0VV1nHB
MORNING CLARS-NO. S27.
81, 66 80, 9, So, 4s 8, rs, A, %, 80, 7S S. IA.
EVENING CHASING. s2s
20, %, 70, 81, So, 81, AZ, 9, 26, 50, IS. so, Al
Prizes nom el00 to $4,000, paid In money
Lotteries drawing daily. ]. e. FRANCE
s6x North Court street Box ll7, Memphis,
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MIIILERta CO., Nan
ayers, st. Louis, No. jylS
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saratoaa PaviIIun spriaa Nater.

TVHE most effective remedy for Dyspepsia,
L BiHOusness and Diseases OF the KfdneyB
sold by Hotels and Druggists. Send for
circular 10
PAVILION q 0. & SPRING co,
VI GanRral IennI. IER Than hers - E Y
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GRAND
PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME
PAIR OF SILVER GOBI.EIs WILL, BIZ
/ "a voted TO the best couple OF Walters on
the ground. The contest 10 take place be-
tween the hours of 5 and O'Clock pm.
A DeautiI III Bouquet viii be voted TO the
most popular yOung lady on the ground.
A splendid Caks will De voted to the
most popular married lady.
A GOld-headed Cane wiz be voted TO the
most popular merchant in the city.
~ The Park viii be Illuminated by one
hundred and nfty light, besides a grand CAL
c1um light which VIII surpass anything OF
the Kind here yOfore attempted. These lights
were imported by a. SchWarfZsnburg, and
viii be used for the first time on this occasion.
Hs- Prof. ArnOld's Brass and string Band.
consisting Of twelve of the best musicians in
the city, viii discourse the best OF music
~ The enjOyments will commence at ~ m.
and continue until midnight
faH- Street. cars will run every nve min
uteS, stopping al the gate of the Park.
sssssss
Admitting Gentleman and Ladies.
COMMITTEE OF oFARRAEGEMENTs.-L Happek
+. Feldman, L. AamelsOn. A. Spiro, d. Blu
menthal, D. Harris. L. Marks, N. Cohen
FLOOR COMHITTEE.-M. Morris, Chairman;
Harry Cohen, 3. TOube, II. Baker, 5hHul, I.
Cantor. N Cantor, II ShRui. ]. Lesser, n.
Boshwttz, 7. Blumenthal. l. Halle, p. Kuhn,
Henry Cohen. /. Harris, ]. Zadik. L. Norris.
OFBIuERs.-D. Gensberger, Chairman; Mar
tin Cohen, Treas; j. BuxbEum, Ssc'y.
REFREsHaENT COMMITTEE-4oTrisC Cohen,
M. Samuells, b SchaTf g. Seller, A. ROsen-
thal1, ]. NJ Sans Jacob Bloom.
ASSIsTANT IREAgURERS.-D. Levy. =. Nor
rls, A. Boswltz, B. Friedlander, M Lyons, L.
menthalI, Marx Cohen, NJ. Halle, L. KauT-
man.
GATE CoMMrTTEE.-I.. Samelson, T. Field.
man, A. SpirO, A. Brandt, E. BanmRn, :.
Bloom, Soil Cohen, 3. Drayfus, d. Frank, 8
GOldbsum, y. Gabe, A. Goodman, N. Ham
mer, M. lsaRcs, M. Loeb, A. 9luck- iyi8
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s5p Z. q. a. u. auazhl
ATHMfHIS ENCAE PMENT, No. N
IVA So, VIII hold n call mestinG =
this (THUASDAYl' eve Ming I3tn 80 s,.
inst, at O'Clock, Tor work in the =
degrees. Al members are uotidsd 70 be
present, as q full meeting Is desired, and all
PatrtaTchs IA goo1sLanding are iuv1Usd
c. GROSs, Scribe. -. - iyls
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RIOT IN NEW YORK

A Repetition Of the Communist
Scenes Of PsFis---U. s. and
state Troops and Police
Under Arms.
Intense Exeitement-Ths Grange
PrGCsssiOn---Tks ROuts---Ef-
forts OF ihe kOb---EfsC-
iiYsnesB Of The Police
PreClsmatiOps Of the Governors of
New fOrk s7d hsW Jersey
SgDt. KslsGs and Ksy6f Han
Denounced by the Pro-
dues Exchange
Tbe ArTOriss Attacked by the Mob
Stswarfs St0rs GIostd-Har-
paris Publishing House At
tackled Scsnss agd In
cidsHfs.
FeFty Persons Known 70 Have Been
Killed, Sixteen keFtalIy
Wounded and Several
Hundred More or
Less Hurt
Ths 0raRgs Celebration in New Isr-
sey Passed off 0gietiy - The
FGrmafiOn of an American
Protestant SOcisty Pro-
posed.
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WHOLESkLE PRICES.
SALE OF FOUNDRY.

WILL, ON SATURDAY. THE 18TH JULY.
i Ig7l on the premises. Nos. lis ana 10 Pop
lar street, in the city Of Memphis, between
eeed 70 sell, to the highest bidder, the House,
Leasehold. Interest, Tools and Machinery on
said premises, 1Or the benefit OF parties con-
csrned.
Terms made known ~ the sale.
iyi7 CHAE. IaMADI,
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POLICE AND MILITARY PREPARA,
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-
ST. Louis, July 12.-Bridget Qiind-
less attempted to light fire with coal
oil at Kansas City, yesterday, and her
funeral will take place to-day.
Two men, named Martin and But
Ter, were killed near NeOshO, Mis-
souri,, last Friday, for stealing mule.
Senator John A. Logan, who has
been seriously i'll at his home in Car
bOndale, Illinois, is reported cOnva-
lescing. He had four severe henmOr-
rhages from his lungs, which complete
ly prostrated him. aH
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gET ORLEANS. ---
New ORLEANS, July 12.-The fae
of the boiler Of Maginnis' oil factory
collapsed. John Forsyth, fatally
burned; M. j SIatterly, dangerously;
Alexander Phillips, painfully, The
damage is estimated at three thols-
and dollars. EMHH~ E
The train on the New Orlrans and
Mobile railroad ran of the track yes
terday morning, delaying mails and
passengers.
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DEATH AND DESTRUCTION AT NEW
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Ip.m.-Immense crowds have as
sembled in avenues A and b, where
the Irish Catholic element is strong
est. Large bodies Of police have been
sent up there. Firing has been heard
for the past hour, but no casualties
are yet reported.
All the regulars at Governors ISL
and. North Hamilton, Schuyler and
the other forts in this vicinity have
been placed under arms and ordered
TO hold themselves in readiness to
march at a moments notice. Gen
eral Mcdowell has promised hearty
cooperation with the State authOri-
ties. The First, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh,
Ninth, Seventeenth, Twenty-second,
Twenty-frst and Eighty-fourth regi-
ments of the National Guards are now
assembled at their armories. General
Shaler and staff have just arrived at
the police central Office, where head
quarters will be during the day. Gov
ernOr Hoffman and staff have estab-
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DETERMINED SUICIDE.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, July 12.-H. B.
Castle, a prominent citizen of this
city, drowned himself In the river
early this morning. A Watchman,
who saw him jump in, threw a rope
to him but he would not catch it, and
padded himself farther out into the
stream. He was so fieshy that he
could not sink and forcibly put his
head under the water until he had
drowned himself. Dissipation was
the cause. rar ta-
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At an adjourned meeting of the
merchants, held at the Produce Ex-
change this afternoon, the following
resolutions were adopted:
Ree0IVed, That we enter our solemn
protest against the arbitrary assump-
ton of power on part of the Mayor
and Superintendent of Police in dis
eliminating between the rights of one
religious or political organization to
the prejudice of another.
BeSOGUed, That we utterly repudiate
sOphistry and superficial pleadings
published in said order for its justifi-
cation as unworthy the source from
whence it emanated, as in direct OppO-
sition TO the great American doctrine
liberty for all. --
Res0lVed, That we care nothing for
the religious or political prejudices
that may underlie difference among
our foreign born citizens, but we dep
recste any restriction of the right of
one class more than another, and
equal rights and privileges must and
shall be granted to all foreigners alike,
without regard to their voting power.
ReSoJOed, That the thanks of this
meeting are due, and are hereby ten
dered, to Governor Hoffman for the
prompt manner in which he has re-
iieved the Empire City from the
Odium of being governed by the rab-
BILE.
oNINOUs ASPECT IN NEW JERSEY.
NEW YORK, July 12.-The streets
of Jersey City this morning present
an OminOus aspect of coming trouble.
Thus far there has been no disturb
ance, but the Indications are that the
evening will witness scenes of riot and
bloodshed. At every street crossing,
and cOngregsted around every liquor
store, are groups OF Hiber-
mans. who maintain sullen
silence, some hundreds lingering about
Washington Hall, their headquarters.
The police display great energy in
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MACHINERY OILS.

MOT ONLY MONEY, BUT TIE WEAR
~ AMI TEAR OF YOUR MACHINERY
saved by the use OF
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRI.
eating OIL.
Equal to the best sperm OIL at onethird the price.
Suitable for slow or rapid machinery of every de-
scription. Free from all impurities. Warranted
not to heat or gum, Does not soil the brightest
machinery. Every barrel warranted TO give salts
faction when properly used, or TO be returned at
our expense. It Is free from all grit and gum, and
under the same circumstances as tie best Sperm
Lard Oil, will not heat, wear or cut the boxes
or bearings.
This OH has been extensively used In this city
for several years pastglring general satisfaction
and Without complaint wherever properly used.
/. does not require any peculiar treatment par
ticuar care, other than To See that the machinery
Is clean ana free from dirt and gum before this on
Is applied; no further cal is necessary.
Purchasers are cautioned that the Oil sold by us
differs from all other LIbricdttRg CEIS sold in
his market. We are the sole agents here for the
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubricating OIL
every barrel OF which sold by US bearng our brand
thus: VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
aUBRICATIhG OIL, PURCELL, LADD L
Co, Agents, Richmond, Va.
THIS on Is not affected by extremes of tempera-
ture, stal ding alike heat cold. 1t Is, In word
the CHEAPEST OH, and combines more Of the re-
quisites of good lubricator than any oil offered
In this market.
Orders addressed to us will receive prompt at
tention, snd be shipped in good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., bruggists,
my24 Richmond. Va
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FACETIors Hints TO MUSICIANS The ir
Tepre>sibe punster Of the Boston CONNER
cidi Bulletin says:
Learn. ii possible, to play on the organ,
before doing which il will be necessary to
become thorough in the art Of punctuation,
so that you will fnd no difficulty i'll learn.
ing the stops.
When you begin to compose YOU should
nc quite composed; and when You have
completed piece, try it on the piano il
it should prove too small, make larger
piece.
If you find the piano is not your forte,
try some other instrument-the jewsharp
or triangle, for instance.
Avoid organ swells-they put on airs.
Always stick to the right pitch; if you
are 4 yiolini>t, make your own fiddle stick.
unless You are one Of the beauX OF the
time.
You cannot catch fish with clarinet,
nor get any marrow out Of trombone.
You may get plenty of notes from an or
chcStra, although it don't 60 a'loan, but
has leader-generally very fast man, for
he beats time.
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
l. FARM OF ONE HUEDEED ACRES:
G .UNTY: ABIuT Fnys NILES From TIE
& KS LANDING. AND ADJOINING THE
FARM OF DIR: Jn1pAE CHeISIIAN.-By
virtae of Il ccr.ain deed Of trust 10 the uuder-
signed, duly recorded IN the clerks office Of The
Charles City ccuaty Court, IN Deadlock No. IL,
page i84, shall proceed to sell at public auction
(having been requested so to do by The beneficiary
therein securely. al the office Of Messrs. Lyme &
hro No. 1912 Main street, In the city, of kici,-
moDd. on SATURDAY, the Sd day Of June, ISL
at II O'Clock M.. all OF that certain TRACT OF
J.AED, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
M ere or less situated above described. There
is 4 good TWD-SrcMY DWELLING up"n tbs
E,.,,. ILL.,, u : IsE+, .isTIAD = a. ,rc.
About one-half of tie place is under cultira-
ton, ot which 30 acres have been married. Large
bed OF mar! IS very convenient To tie place Arou:
Is acres Of the wood land consist Of very superior
heart pine timber.
TEsMs Cash as to the expenses of sale, and to
pay OFF two notes amounting to $780, with interest
thereon, ct the rate OF per cent. from May 9Th,
1870; and credit of and IL months as to the resi-
due, for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by trust deed. -..
EDWARD B. NEWBURN, Trustee
Sale conducted Nv lyme &c BRO. Aucts. nv 81
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.. 4 Ue mi n s,xLEs-Future Days.
- nxA. @. PnllIam, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN. On.
4 nTVIDED ONE-SIXTH INTEREST," IL
TWO HUNDRED ACREs Or LAND 1o , ,slg,.Y
Hr pRoyiDENCE MEETING HOUSE.-By
v,rtne OF decree OF the County Court Of Chester
field county, entered n. iss August TERM 1872 10
Inbn r. Furcrop. shall. rs special comm i9sioner,
ON the i?TH DAY OF JUNE, 1871, ut O'CLOCK f. Z;
H., expose for sale at pubc auction N Trnns q
Fnrcron (which Is an undivided one-s1Xsnl IN
TRACT or LAND In said county , 5,Iag Y rom
picbmond containing about 200 acres, Whereol
his father, James Furcron, died seized, o,.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay &c., w,sa ln1ebe er
gass tn dav Of sale and the costs of sale and sult
and the residue at four and eight months, VIZ
messed by negotiable notes, with interest saanr r
The title will ba retained until the whole OF pur
chase money is paid. VIM. l. CLOPToN, +.
=. = n Special commissioner
Sale con Quoted by A. q. PULLIAM, Auct-
my Ida wtds -rE
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aUcTroN sALEs-Thfs Day.
BY Paine q Co.. Auctioneers.

r ARGE AND PEREMPTORY- SALE.
A On wednesday,. May alst, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, we win sci at our warehouse very
large and attractive assortment or entirely
= 7E FRESH DRY GOODS,
now receiving, ana comprising a great variety OF
new and choice styles, suited TO the season.
200 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALs,
receiving from Boston, comprising every variety
for men, women, misses, hoys' and , children,
PLOf6H SHOES and DONALDSON BRO
100 DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS HATS,
including Wool, Fur, Cashmere, Palm Lear,
Straw, Panama, &c. Also, an Invoice OF AS
SORTED HATS, the stock OF country store
With variety OF
TRAVELLING BAGS,
CANTON MATING, $50
"#. SMALL WARES,
TABLE OIL-CLOTHS, &C., &C.
To he sold without reserve and In lots 70 sul
purchasers. PAINE q CO.,
INV a. Auctioneers.
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By Lyme Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE LAND IN HFNRiC0 COUN.
TY. ABOUT THREE M L BELOW THE
TRIAL TURNPIKE, WITH a FINE GRIST
Mill ON SAME. WITH GOOD WATER
POWER, FOR SALg AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court Of Hem
rico. entered the Sd day OF May 1871 In the suit
OF John Tu pins executors VS.. Benjamin W.
Ropers executors and ais, / shall, rs special
commissioner therein named, proceed To sell al
public auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY, the
I'd day of June, 1871, commencing OF The hour OF
IL O'Clock r. ID the foliowjng-described TRACTS
OF LAND. being portion of the farm on which
Benjamin W. Roper resided a. the time Of bis
list. The MILL TRACT, containing ~ ACRES,
| more or less, on which there Is fine GRlS1
nj III, with coed water-power, having most cx-
I'd I'd. a s TRACT OF d6 ACRES (more or less)
adjoining the above, al open and admirably
ada pt, d for trucking purposes.
81. A beautiful 20-h GRE LOT adjoining the
Mansion tract, in high state OF cultivation,
and fronts on the Cent u, turnpike.
4th. A tract OF Sc ACRES (nlore or lessl on the
east side OF the said turnpike: half Of which Is
wood the residue open and In fine heart.
TERMS Sufficient in cash TO deiray the expense
OF the cost in this suit and 20 the residue OF
said proceeds Of sale, upon credit OF one, two,
and three years, in equal instruments The pur.
merits with goodspersonal security and the title t.
be until said bonds are fully paid Oft and
! a conveyance ordered by the court.
plat to be seen ut the office OF the Auctioneer,
and will be shown at the hour Of sale.
myi2 EDWARD Y. CANNON, Com'r.
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BY Lyme i Brother,
Aucioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

cMALL FRAME HOUSE, SITUATED,
= on. THE EAST LINE OF ST. STEPHEN
STREET, BETWEEE DH psn, mp n1 SA f5a
We ANAL at the request of the owner sell ut pun
lie amc,iGn, on The premises, on WEnNESDAi j.,
The 3IsL day OF May 1871 at ~ O'Clock +. NJ. Inc
scrihpd designated by No. 49, containing thrse
rooms, with the usual out-houses. inc lot MS d
trout OF 22xl2o feet to al alley 20 feet woe;
TERMS /: At sale. LII W d..
nv 29-td5 Auctiopcele.
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CRoCKEsY, GLAsswARE, DC.

REOPENED.
K. CURRANT
would respectfully inform his former patrons and
the public generally that he has opened tenn pora-
rilv at Virginia Hall, eth street, ana now offers
for sale d well selected stock Of HOUSE-FUR-
NISHING GOODS, consisting In part of
REFRIG TRAITORS. OF several styles
TER-GOOLERS,
WATER-C0Ol4ER STANDS.
WIFE MEAT ,SAFES Of different patterns.
WIRE DiSE-COVERS, BIRD CAGES,
PLAN1SHED WARE,
COFFEE POTS Ia every variety,
STAMPED IRON and TN WARE,
JAFANNED TOILET SETS,
JAPAN ED BOXES, CANISTERS &c. &c Z.
PATENT and PLAIN lCE-CREAM FKEhZ-
ERS,
WOODENWARE,
PATENT BROOMS.
BROOMS and BRUSHES OF all kinds,
LADIES' WOEk-SThNDS
LAUNDRY, CLOTHES, OFFICE, TRAV-
ELLlNG, aud MARKET BASKETS &c.
Thankful for past favorS, would respectfullS
sotIcIt oohtIauance ol the same. my lin
PEFRIGERATORS, COOLERS, AND
~ FREEZEkS.-Ih have just received full sup
ply Of the most improved REFRIGERATOKS,
ICE .CiEbTS, COOLERS, and FRAkZERS.
Csil ana See Them. JOHN ASHER,
IVY 1905 Main street.
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BY james III. Taylor,
kuc;!oneer End hCsl Estate Agent,
No. ITO Main street,

THREE DESIRABLE B UILDING
LOTS ON CANAL. STREET. BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS. FOR SALE
AT AUCTIUE.-W be sold on ia UtSDAI 4,
the 1st day of June, 1871, at O'CLOCK r. ~, on
ing each rs feet on south side of Canal street, and
running b4ck the usual depth.
TERMS t,ne-fourth cash; tho balarcc at SIX,
twelve and eit hteen months, for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured bv q deed of trust.
INV 2l-tds JAS. NJ. TAYi OR, Auct.
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s,aOTHINH.


HroNE BUT NEW GOODS, SEA
ToBE CONVERTED INTO Cash.
SKELETON CASHMERE SUITS
AK s1EToN cHEvoIT SUITS,
SKELETON FLANNEL SUITS,
SKELETON DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS,
WHITE DUCK SUITS. "".
BROWN DUCK SUITS,
BROWN LINEN SUITE,
sILK-wARp ALPACA SACKS,
CoTToN-WARP ALPACA SACKS, 80
WHITE MARsElLLEs VESTS,
and complete assortment OF
FuRNIsHING GOODS,
| adapted to the season.
4ALL NEW GOODS, AND AT Low PR1oEs.'
DEvLIN'S,
1907 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE PosT-oFFIcE.
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BY Grubbs 81 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS S ALE OF THE
Y VALUABLN FARM KNOWN AS "MON-
TFZUMA," ON THE MECHANtCsVlLLE
TURNPIKE, TWO MI -ES EAST FROM RIGli-
MOND. At AUCTION. In execution of de-
cree Of the Circuit Court or h1chmond, entered
q II May, ISL, IN the case Of Schermerho:n VS..
sclcrme ron and ais. will sell ut auction. upon
the premises, on FRIDAY, 9th June at O'Clock
e. NJ. III fair; If not, then upon The first iair
day thereafter at the same hour the 'wer portion
OF the SchermeIh horn estate known as - Mont
ezuma. and containing about NINETY ACRES.
About 20 acres are in woods aud the residue is
arabic gray soil suited for gardening
The Improvements consist OF Large FkA AED
DW SLING with ten rooms kitchen with four
rooms barn, &c. ,,,,..,,
There is 4 number Of FINE FRUIT TREES.
and the dwelling Is situated in the handscmest
grove Of original oaks IN AL this vicinity.
- u TN tho j.a.o,u, UuCIIy or rtasonaD Ole sun,
Of money this could be N lie all exceedingly at
tractIve ana valuable propert..
TERMS Une-fourth cash: balance 1T 6, IL, and
- months for negotiable Gotes with Interest adG-
ed, the title being retained by the court until the
notes are paid.
GRrBBS e WILLIAMS, Aucts. my so
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B4KERIES.

plCHARD ADAM,
LIZ STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TWELFTH ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, AND
5l6 BROAD STREET, NEXT DOOR TO
MOUSTCASTLE's.
desire to inform my friends and the public
generally that have, ut great expense, lifted up
the largest and most complete
STEAM BAKERY
La Virginia
- Fresh CAKES, PIES, BREAD, and CRACK
ERS daily. - -
Orders, Wholesale and retail. attended to
application. s T'-D' $1,000 w
liberal discount to the trade. mve
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MACHINERY, DC
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sF A C. HIN E SH . 7 J..

kE q = u n Il Oh y
Nl .
SLOAT AnDINGT0N,
| 100 Nv, 40, C,px
WORKS AND ofFlUE ts-- AM ~ oAN
STREET, RETwEsN FOURTEENTH AND
L1FTEESTu sTREETs
| RIcHMoNp VA,
| Arr. KrNDs OF NEW WORK MADE; BE.
| Wilma STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS In
| cifv and country; TOBACCO WORK OF AL
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT
! ny III EcTITJS made and repaired In JOHN
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneeTs,
No, lib Main street.

,1 VALUABLE b UILDING LOTS
Ii FOR SALE At AUCTION.-On FRIDAY
Diet lime at a. O'Clock P. NJ, will sell at AUG
ton on the PREMISES, SEVENTEEN VALUA.
HE BUILDING LOTS, fronting 30 by le5 feet
each, on the east side of path street, between b
= and T streets, Just beyond the corporate limits
TERMS One-tEird cash ; balance In four anc
eight mouths, for NEGOTIABLE notes, with Interest
adced and secured by 4 deed OF trust.
NV alt:ia RICHARDSON i CO., Aucts