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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-19
BY HilI q Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
No. l1e8 Main street.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF TWO ACRES
a OF LAND, WITH VALUABLE FRAME
DWELLING THEREON, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF GROVE ROAD, AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of deed Of trust executed to me, and duly
recorded in the County Court cleT Office of Hen
rico. dated I'd February, 1885, shah sell ON WE'D
NESD4Y, The 10Th of April, on the premises at II
A. NJ, the aforementioned land, on Grove and
Rowland streets. The house Is frame cottage,
with seven rooms; kitchen, barn, and stable.
Some fruit grapes, and hotbeds on the place. This
is one Of the incest cottages on the Grove road.
MIR. B. r.. PolLcaux, now occupying It, will show
the premises to any one ddsiring TO examine them
before the day Of sale.
TERMS: Cash as to so much rs will pay the ex-
penses OF the sale and satisfy claim of about
Slo0 the balance will he on credit of six years,
dating from the Sd of February, 1859, at SIX per
cent. interest.
ans GEO. II. REITH, Trustee.
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BY Lyme q Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1912 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT, WITH
FRANZ STORE AND A BEAUTIFUL
FRAME COTTAGE ADJG1t ING THEREOS,
SITIIATED ON THE WEST LINE OF MON
ROE BETWEEN CATHERINE STRFET AND
RROOK AVENUE, AT AUCTION.-By virtue
Of n deed Of trust from L.. =. Chilcs, trustee OF
Mary e. Edwards the wife Of J. ID. Edwards, and
T. D. Edwards to me as trustees for Rowland ana
Jones' dated the 10th day OF December. 1867, duly
recorded In the clerks office of the Richmond
Hastings or Chsncery Court, In d. b. s.. b. T. 500,
shall In execution of the provision OF SAID trust
deed at the request of said Rowland Jones' sell mt
public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY 2lsb
day of April. 1871 at ~ O'Clock p NJ: that truly
valuable Let, with nice FRAME STOkE, with
dwelling over same, and neat FRAME COT.
TAGE adjoining, containing five rooms. located
as alb oyc described, having front OF 3I3 feet on
the west line of Monroe street, and running back
between parallel lines depth OF $50 feet. more or
less. Each OF the houses are now occupied by
good tenants at a fair rent. and will be sold ms q
whole or sub.diyided to suit Purchasers, should
they so desire.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to GcfraV the ex-
penses Of sale and to discharge 4 certain negO-
liable note of $4,000. dated the 10Th December,
1867. with interest thereon amounting to about
1883. ID; the residue or the pun chase money on
such time and terms as the said L.. 7. Chiles, lrus-
tee of Mary T.. Edwards, shall prescribe and dl-
rect, or, on his failure to give such direction, on
SUCH time and in such way IS the said trustee may
deem Lest and proper.
Sale conducted by LYME & BROTHER. Amc-
ttouecrs. 3pl0
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By Lee & Goddin, Aucttoneers,
No, I1la Main street.

q FRAME DWELLINGS AND LOTS
Il ON ST. JOHNS STREET. NEAR COUTTS
STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTIUN.-We will
sell on " WEDNESDAY. 10th instant, at O'CLOCK
T. NJ. on the premises. TWO FRAME TENE-
MENTa situated on st. Johns street. containing
four rooms each, with lois about 25 feet front by
Los feet deep. Also, one other FRAME TENE-
MENT on Duval street, near the Chapel, contain
Ing three rooms.
TREMS At sale. LEE & GODDIN, Aucts.
S. N. DAVIS Salesman. apis
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NORTHERN ICE.

The undersigned have formed co,partnership
to carry OH the NORTHERN ICE bUSlNESS,
under the STYLE or MCGOWAN 8 1IAMBK1S, aud
most espectfuli ask shace Of public patronage.
supply OF IUE. and guarantee to supply their GUS
tomsrs throughout the seasoa.. Ice delivered in
any part Of tbs city with punctu Atty and honest
~ weighed by eareini and accommodating drivers.
Critters through the post-ofiee will be promptly
alta nded TO. MCGOWAN q LANklN,
NH ?s-1n No. ISL Gerry st., bes. 18th and 10th.
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By James N. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
Office No. ITO Main street.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF ICE
AIN FOUR LARGE ICE-HOUsEs.5As ad
minfstrator of j. A. Hutcheson, deceased, WI
sell on FRIDAY, the 21st day OF April 1871, at l.
O'clock NJ, al staples's mill, about four Dilet
above the city, near The old Deep Run turnpike
the ICE In four large lce-hoses, which Is sala &c
be very fire.
GEO. ID. Pi.EASANTS, Admir-.
JAMES TAYLOR. Auction Ger. apis
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IEor the Dispasch.l
An Ems q m q. $780,
ny LECLERCs

An Ems q IN q. .t r. !
ny LECLERC. a-T &
,-,,. ,ppo,ntments tidy and nice
In All nv MI, ~ E,.tn from fc midst of vica,
one one t,mh uliv scrveth In wssch and ward.
Ana nt now smother Is seen cen on guard nscc.
AN NJ - I,y aut n icht he cocth his rounf:
namn,,esa in hattie and fearless In eh,Se,
c n Of cannon nor s estst ih tu pale
To soc how tho day is goins
~ nn,r,c,h thsm forward and tclleth his tale
ne Pn.n n ,s grrt np AMI blood IL a living.
-, IL T.. 1,nr and falling both frienG and Toe
HSnaa ain and pailld are lying low
IN, hi4 own lie only, so hale. SO IS, sound ,,a
~ mise s.tll stronge reveals its wouhu
ppy hr holdr. and You, reader pray hold II 'a,,'
= RI" Inst shall Be first, ana The frst shall De
A,," .'.S' orc.hc- they're 10th on guard,
nmd one eth tbc watch, hut n 'th never ward
C,ne read me my riddle and tel IL to none
Mai nv FIRST ana my last are. nnitct! IN one.
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THOS. j. EVANS. : o'iii'o %
GRuBBS Il WILLIAMS, Auct=. ap IL
STRUSTEE IN A DEED OF TRUST

A S TRUSTEE IN A DEED OF TRUST
IA from Paul T. Wells and john Carpenter.
dated June sth, 1867, RECORDED. In Prince Edward
County Court. given to secure the payment of two
not Of even date with said deed, payable twelve
months after date both drawn by raul Il. Wells,
PAYABLE 10 the order of john Carpenter and en-
tiorsed hv him. each for 1885, ccfau't having
been made In the payment OF the debt thereby
secured and having been directed by The holder
or the said notes so to d. VIII sell Mt public auc
ton, on the premises. on the 2sTII DAY OF
APRIL, 1871, the TR ACT OF LAND bv said deed
conveyed, and therein described rs follows "A
certain tract or Parcel of land lying and being in
The county of Ptiuce Edward on Buffalo river,
containing about 165 acres, being the same land
conveyed 10 Paul II. Wells and John Carpenter by
deed from Hay b. Taliaferro and wife and others,
dated June sth, 1857.
The sale win be made upon the following
lcrms-to wit For cash as to SO much Of The pur-
chase money rs may be necessary 10 defray the
expenses Of sale and 10 pay oH and discharge one
fourth of the debt by said de- d secured and as to
the residue of the pure hasc money In three equal
payments at four, elsht, and twelve months from
the day OF sale notes to be given Tor the deferred
payments bearing interest from the day or sale,
and secured by trust deed upon the property, or
the purchaser, if he desires may pay the whole
purchase money in cash. it Is probable that by
consent OF parties more liberal terms may be
offered on the day Of sale.
ap ls-td BRANCH j. WORSHAM, Trustee.
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By Cook & Laughton. Auctionecrs,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

HORSES, MULES, FAMILY CAR.
I'll RAGE. &C, AT AUCTION.-On THUR s.
DAY the Goth inst. at 10 O'Clock. will sell nj
Mr.. J. n. PLEASANT s stables on Franklin street
SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES,
MULES. WAGONS. .
One FAMILY CARRIAGE and HARNESS.
Parties having stock for sale are 1equestedt TO
"s an "a COOK & LAUGHTON. Aucts.
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PROCLAMATION.

pY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
~ A PROCLA MATION.-Whereas informa-
ton has been received by the Executive OF ia
grant breach or the laws of the Commonwealth
~ criminal combination Of unknown persons in
The county OF Augusta, who, In the night OF the
10th fnstan forclbly took from the custody Of the
1a''or OF said county one Thomas Hodges, IN IN
convicted prisoner, and put him to death without
trial, and In wanton contempt of the laws OF God
andth Commonwealth:
Now, therefore,, to the end that the violated law
may be promptly INDICATED, and that the authors
OF act SO dagitious In Its character 60 baneful
as an example, and derogatory 10 the well -mer-
tied reputation Of the state may be brought to
punishment, I, Gilbert G. Walker, Governor of
The Commonwealth, do hereby offer a reward Of
ONE HUNDRHD DOLLARS each for the ar
rest and conviction or all or the persons en-
gagged In said crime, their aiGers and abettors :
and do moreover require all officers OF this Com
monwealth, civil and military, and request the
people generally, to use their bsst exertions to
procure their arrest, that they may be brought TO
Justice.
ft~>, Given under my hand as Governor, and
q. s. under the lesser seal OF the Common
49,, wealth, at Richmond, this l2lh day OF
,sr,:pTrt "a By the Governor: s..i...L -.
-, r..-...sL-.. G.. c. WALKER.
mp is-dSsw1w Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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VALUABLE MILL PR P E r T 7
IN HANOVER COUNTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE MILL PR OP E r t
' IN HANOVER COUNTY FOR SALE
or RENT:-Tbe NEW MARKET Mills and
adjoining property, about half mile from An
derson's station. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
thirty miles from Richmond. in Il good and
healthy Deighborhood, consist of CURN,
WHEAT, CHOP and CIRCULAR-SAW MILLS;
TURNING-LATHE, SINGLE MACHINE,
COTTON-i-IN, and BARK-MILL. There are
seventy-eght acres of LAND attached, lying on
both sides Of the river; very large THREE
STORY BUILDING needing repsirs), formerly
used as manufacturing establishment, adjoin-
ing the mills; comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE near-an old LANYARD, CURRYING-
SHOP and other HOUSES needing repalrs). on
a LOT Of about eight acres, VIII CHI could be de-
t ched and rented or sold separately. The sup
ply of wafer Is abundant, and fall of more than
iorty feet, within 200 yards, can be obtained.
Such property. with Its water privileges and loci-
ton, Is seldom put In market. The owners being
engaged In other business. prefer TO sell or rent for
this year. The whole property can he purchased
for (much less than It's intrinsic valuel 81, 000 or
rented Immediately on accommodating terms.
There can also be purchased tr triangular lot of
LAND lying on the railroad at the abOve-men-
tiored station, nearly one acre, very desirable
location for store, workshops. or good BRICK
yard, with we'll Of good water thereon. For
three days apply at this Office NJ 10 A. NJ after
that, address j. NJ. ANDERSON,
Ecrdnn fost-Office,
an "a ecd2w* Hanover county, Va.
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By A. C. Pulllam, Auctioneer,
Southwest corner oc Main and l4th streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
CTY ACRES (MORE OR LFSS) LAND,
WITH COMFORTABLE Residence AND
OUT. BUILDINGS THrREON, IN CHESTER.
FIEI d COUNTY ABOUT FIVE MILES
ABOVE aNCHEsTER.-In pursuance of the
decree of the County Court of Chester field pro-
nounced at It's March term, 1871. In the suit OF
John ii. Morgan Ell ais va. Julia Moody's admi a.
istrator &C., we Will offer for sale at public auc-
tion on the premises. on MONDAY, the 1st day Of
May, 1871, at O'Clock, the VALUABLE FARM,
whereon Mr.. Hiram Moody resides, containing
seventy acres. more or Less, of excellent Ian :,
situated on the Manchester and Failing Creek
turnpike. abou. five miles from Manchester.
TERMS: pne-four,h cash; the balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, interest added. in
negotiable notes, title retained until last payment
Is made the cash payment to he deposited In the
Union Bank OF Richmond to credit Of cause. and
return certificate or deposit. Taxes for 1871 to bc
paid by the purchaser.
G.. G.. MCRAE, YUM i''
A, G, PULLIAM AuctiOneer an Is
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By Grubbs Il Williams.
Real Estate Agents and huctIonecrs.
Eleventh no wppn Main and Bank ST. Gets.


COMMISSIONERS S A lie OF THE
" NEW KENT COURTHOUSE PROPER
~, EMBaACING ABVUT SEEEN HUNDRED
And FORTY ACRES OF LAhD.--Thls prop
ertv will be sold by us. IS Commissioners OF the
Chancery Court of Richmond, in the case Ia @ OF
Paimer's a5mr's vs.. FAINT and ala. on THU RS
DAY, 9th April THAT being court day., at IL
O'Clock NJ, upon the premises. The buildings
consist OF the TAVERN, SrORE-HuUSE, ST. -
BLES, &C About seventy ifs : acres are cleared /;
the remainder Is in weed, some Of 1t Of heavy
second growth, and will afford very large guam
tity of cord-wood, besides quantity of fine chest
nut timber.
Being distant onlyrfrom three.Quartcr to two
miles from navigabls water. this property pre-
SCENTS inducements to persons wishing To go into
the wood and timber business. In addition to ITS
value for tavern and business purposes, as IT. Is
estimate that the wood ana timber alone will sew
eral times repay the cost Of the properly.
TERMS: Onc-fourih cash balance at g. L. AMI
Is months, for negotiable notes. interest added,
and title retain. d uuti lhc notes are paid. Pur-
chaser to pay taxes for 1871.
The property will he Id ~ such parcels as may
be deemed he t at the time OF sac.
T ItoI D. r HhALtffEEyRroN'{ Comm'rs.
~ Al nj M
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BY James u. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and hUctioncer,
0airc M l11O Mpip ctr,n.

A BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON THE
n WEST END OF MARSHALL STREET
BEYOND GlLMER, FEAR ELBA PARK
AND TWO VACANT LOTS ON SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY, WEST OF EUkER'S BREWERY
FOR SA l.E AT AUCTIUN.-Wfll be sold on
MONDAY, the 24:h day Of April, 1871, on the
premises, NJ o'clock =. NJ. TWU.STORY
BRICK DWELLING with five rooms. The lot
fronts feet north side of Marshall street. and
runs back $50 feet to an alley.
Afler which, Will be sold two very desirabl"
BUILDING LOTS on the south side OF Clay, be-
yond Euker's Brewery.
TERMS: On"-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest add
ed, secured by deed of trust
apis JAS. M. TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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STOVES AND TINwARE.

7 Z. MOUNTCASTLE, 500 Broad street,
COOKING AND HEATING STOVE. 1t needs
no wood, no coal, no chimney, no stove pipe. You
have no smoke nor ashes, and the most perfect
telow the fire. All In want OF such articles should
call and see it. On exht oitfon at $40 Broad street
nab 70 .srr.s.. r. .#...szs 80
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
~ In the matter OF Abraham Blninger and
Abraham B. Clark, bankrupts. Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned. as assignee OF the
above.namcd bankrupts, will sell at public auc'
ton. at the Merchants Exchange Sales room, N o.
III Broadway. In the city Of Kew York, on The
17TII DAY OF MAY. 1871, at IL O'Clock at noon
by +. III. Ludlow & Co.. auctioneers, TWO PAR
GELS OF LAND adjoining each other. situate
partly in Spotsylvana county. Virginia, and part
~ in Orange county, Virginia, containing together
seven hundred and seven acres of land, known as
the Vauclusc Gold Mining property, together
with the mines minerals. metals, aud metallic
and appurtcnances thereto belonging, inclullrg g
two steam engines. and all other mining machine
ry and utensils used in the mining operations now
or recently carried on ut Che said Vaucluse mine,
&c. The sale will be subject TO confirmation by
the curt. detailed description Of thu property,
Snd an inventory OF tie improvements, fixtures,
&C., may be had upon application to the UNDER
signed. or to his attorneys, Mtssrs. Bangs, SeJg-
witch North, N1 1a7 BEoadway, or to the auc-
tioneerS. JOHN :. BEFCHER. Assignee,
ap5-W6w No. 9! Front ST.. New York city.
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INTERESTING TOTgE 117rs

c, II yH ,1,d desire fashionseIe, dursble and
sLlfpsk. you should cali al The AND
LhplEs' BOOT ASD SHOE EMpOp,rv
NO. aus Broad street, between ltb and nt az
Wbere eo Tau 20 Vii mrs ant Jones. millinery store
LADIES, MISSES, BOYS, and CHi HItinsnt q
BOOTS and SHOES, OF the best MAKE and H IN
lowest pr Ices. E+ - ''' N'"Ae ana at Z
porium Is In the centre OF The sgusre 81" 'noe En-.
ap II 4'5Broad street, between sth an :.
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ITO THE LADIES.-A superior article
ERS, can be found at X. ADA MS, on 18th street,
between Main and Cary; or at hts branch store,
next door TO MountcasLle's, on Broad street.
,ap l5--iw 'es.
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j. Smythe J0Wnes remarks that "nev.
wah since he has known how to pwat his
hwair has the yWulgar pwactice of pwe-
fohmiDg at table with knoite bween swo
prevalent" j. Smythe has put his "fawk"
in his pocket and gone to look up another
hotcl.--LoufsuiHe Courier.
The Queen Of Holland writes powerful
editorials for the press. L%@ ss
A man whom We can put up with--a
good hotel-keeper.
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pROs,EREESs DC.


yryTp.T0P.--Tfp-top N. Y. Sweet CIDER,
1 rim ton Orange hyand HAMS,
Tip top 4. G. SHOULDERS,
Tip-top BEEF TONGUES 'e.a #--} Z I
TSis.ton n. O. MOLASSES, rra -
TIp-.op C0FFEw, su 81 .sH: money nnn I Is at
Tip-sop arocera and ProvIs,%%n, - st MARKET.
an IA isaS Main st.. and 10 and 10 Ist Ma.He.:
TARVEYS & WILLIAMS
WILL RECEIVE TODAY
rs ticrces OF the
CELEBRATED JOHN TAYLOR
GOLD MEDAL HAMS,
Light weights.
TRY THEM.
arl7 Corner 1ath and Cary streets.
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BVSINESS CHANCES.

E0R SALE, the GOOD WILL aud FIX
1An,;TukEss Of Q GROCERY STORE; also,
aOUsEHOLD FURNITURE. For part cularf,
inquire on the premtses--i7i7 FRANKLIN ST. s.
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TUsT RECEIVED. ''o'"~~c~~~,
e GodLE sdtes' sHELI-sTIfCHED BUrror
Cent? ss1 PR1NoEALBEsr CONGRESS ss,,
Gents dEEoI.E CQNgREss earrrv..
eenss 1g GAsLE sCREW CALF BosSTs :. j..
sMtnisn, togstbsr With q full supply of ,u 80,
Main street. PiiSse' Ca1 At lisi
ap 11-eodet MO ~
DATENT AND SOFT sVTS1sS
n TWIsFS, all Nos. oHtNS
s., bI LIZ ali sorts. "
R{sIrss o sHo,C CLOTHING.
,FURNISHISG GOODS can H bs ,
cheap az l.. LICHTENSTETSiEl "TsfJ
,,os,,,.rimp Importer OF Seine ms
l,os andi'o7 franklin street. BET. Tth sns ~,
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rl'HE PLACE TO BUY.
CANvAsSED HAMS, lsc. u b.:
PRIME LEMONS 3oc. a doz-;
DRIED APPLES, sc. % H.;
DRIED CHERRIES, SC. ~ d.:
HERRINGS, loo. q doz.;
7p3unds LARD for 81,
pounds WHITE SUG AK for VI,
O hounds COFFEE for 81,
bushel MEAL for 81.
GOODS DELIVERED FREF.
VIRGINIA TEA AND CoFFEE co.
an1s Main and 9Th street.
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JAMES River STEAMBOATtiWaI
y C0MPANY.-EORB BALTIMORE. - sssss..ss.1 =
NORFOLK. tORTSM JUTh. AND Al. ~
ULAR LAND NOS IN THE JAMES RlVEk'
The f.st and elegant United States mail steasa
JOHN gYL VEST Err,
Captain z. G. CLIFFORD, -.
leaves company's wharf at Rockets .or .Ss
abovc-named places on MONDAYS, WEDNss
DAYS, aud FRIDAYS, a. slX O'CLOCK !. d..
and returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sa'u''
days. -.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk IN time TO con.
meet I'll old Bay Line steamers for Ba!!in0"
and points North.
train lcavez CITY Pojn; for Petersburg on a.
rival OF steamer. arm
Fare 10 Baltimore s
Excursion tickets TO Norfolk and return -.
TICKETS ON SALE at CARRIER i Tvs
EXPRESS.
Freight received Tueedsys, Thursdays, and s%
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmonth, Boston, bs s.x
more, and principal landings on CHESAPEAKE eaf
and all regular landings on James river, 81 hsA
SONABLE RATES. Freight received from a.
M. till 6 2. NJ.
Freight for way landings must be prepala..
l.. B. TArUM. General AsesL,
once, Company's WHAT.
sci Branch Office corner Main and sh sts.
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HESTAUKAETS
TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.

HAVANA SIGARS.--Just anas o.,
IL PARTAGA'S snd other ClGARs % wv
very finest quality, and Tor sale BY x,
sp5-eOd3w No. Exchange Block, lah -
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\ pvICE TO THE BROKEN DOWN
IN HEALTH. THoBE OF BAD BLOOD .
And OLD MAIDS IN PAR
TICULAR: =
APEIL, MAY. AND JUNE.
PURIFY TTIE BLOOD IN THEsE MONTHS.
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EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
cures all eruptions OF the .kin.
HELDlBoLD's FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
cures the worst form of blood diseases.
HEL.MBoLD's FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA
enters readily into the circulation Of the blood.
HEL,MBoLD's FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
beauties the complexion.
AN powders and outward applications destroy
the skin. rendering 1t harsh and coarse. Look
at the skin OF. old maids and those that have
eed such any length Of time. lily advice Is to
dlsconf inue them and use
HELMBoLD's
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One bottle is equal in strength TO one gallon Of
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UEED IN ALL AFFECTIONS WHERE PUR-
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HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
has acquired Il WORLDWIDE FAME.
All of my preparations are meritorious. A Pc
Rod of twenty years has PROVED THIS to be the
case
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YCR LIVERPOOL AND c%2fz

lEhA N LINE OF NAIL STEAMERS, SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES or rASSAGB.
PaYubts IN 6oRd. PGy.l5le IN Currency.
First cabin. ........s7si Storage .............ap
To Lon dou. 90 TO LONDON .-......-..' IS
To rar;s. 90 TO Paris. .-...."....
Tickets sold To and irc.n England, Helsnd, and
the Continent, at moderate r1-sf.
For further Information arU!v nj the Compsnyt
oiices. JOHN q. DALE. Agent,
is Erosdway, New iorS; orp
JOHN W. WYATT, AEeat, kichmord, Va.
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FOB NEN YORK.

FOB EEW YORK. <&4&
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP GAa&
COMPANY.
The side wheel steamships WYAN0KE, ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALbE'
MARIE, aud HATTEHAS, leaTe New York ics
Norfolk, CITY Point, 3rd Richmond, every TUfs.
DAY, TIL UkSDAY, and SATURDAY al 2o'clotf
(. e. LG&vc RicDmGnd every TUESDAY, FRl'
DAY. ard SUNDAY, q: high tide.
These ships arc ent:rsiy new. They have eless.i
saloons aud ataterccms. The fare, accornoda
lions, aud attention, ar. unsurpassed.
Close connections Esda With steamers for "
southcrn ard European ports.
Insurance effected, " hen ordered, AT QUAB
TER OF ONE PER CENT, st the cnces Oft
COMPANY.
For further information apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
ID No. 4 GnvnrnOr street.
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WOODS No. l NORTH CAROLINA
GROSS UERR1NGs.
90 BARRELS
wonD.s NORTH CAROLINA GROSS
HEARINGS
receiving THIS DAY on consignment, for sale
W rap15l ROBT. F. WILLIAMS q co.
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