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cayerns; where the mould quickly grows,
and the Italian practice Is a similar mode of
curing. If cheese is new it can only add IN
additional tay on the digestive powers.
The peculiar odor OF cheese renders IL less
,alutabe to the multitude than IL butter, but
Use will soon accuston Us to this flavor, and
u, it is SO much lntne nutritious than butter,
and at the same time so much more economi-
ral, we greatly desire to see it more extern,
siyeIy used in the United States. In connec-
t on with mc1t, cheese is not needed. but
wherever bread, or any starch food, is the
principal article of diet, then cheese shoul9
come ia as experimenting - deficiency: and
it may very properly be n-'de substitute
for meat. ALI" AHpfh IL DE-
BerLs,ljy.o coyutY, Mass.
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:. co,,p on 4 SrnEEr-CAR.-The

Ax,-srso SCENE on A STREET-CAa.-- no
,,ossnncars OH one Of Rikcr's strcetcars
laughed some yesterday morning az see,m
between the conductor and Wci-urt'ssco
Young man from Georgetown. ~ TIE ei
was Dassiug down tn, avenue, the tohhS
man at the time Standing on the pf',lori'
taking II easy, with one foot on trunk, Ge
was appruuci.cd BE- the conductor ana Ii>
fare demanded. lie quietly passed over ''7
five cents. c,,
Conductor: demand twenty Xiv" cents '''
Young man (he@it,ting): Twenty-Five
ceutsp Well. / think will no. pay H.
Conductor: Then shall InI the lf'hN
of. ~ wa,
Young man: You had better not or you
may be sorry for 1t. d,r,ns
Conductor PULLS strap, stops car, u'.nls
| trunk on the avenue starts car, n'lu 81
going some two qilares,approachesth INC yo.'ns
mnn who was still Is cain rs s"l's.io,
morning. and in an angry mood, says: NV
I have D,It YOUR trunk OF, what arc !o''
going to do about it 49,. ,,.,
Young man (coolly): Well, ! don't pro-
| no,r TO do ANYTHING about it: its no concern
| Of mine il wasn't my trunk. atlas,
Conductor (tiercely): Then, why o'ol
YOU tell me sn? ANAL. ,no
w Tounr man: Because You did not ask me-
and told YOU you'd be sorry for IL.
conductor Qurio'ls}: Then &" lnSld' '"e
Young luan: Oh, no! you're good enough
company for Inc out here.
At this juucture portIy German cln Re =
from the car. and angrily says: Mine G"lt
YOU felle:, where is mine drunk; ,,,. :,
Young man: My friend, l think that Is
vour trunk down on the avenue thee.
German Who puts him of; /, hale tie
| monish TO pay him. will sec about o":
The car was stopped, and shortly alter
wards the conductor was seen L" r"'i'e
sweating up with the trunk on his hachI -.
part Of the performance he ala ho' enl",
| half as well a. did the pa>>rnsrrS.- "'"-
1aqt0n STAR
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rup DANCERS OF FALSE 1kETH.-A man

Tup DANCERS OF FALSE TkETH.-A man
living in Linden avenue, says lHG '','" "ot nt
vile Nc,cs. latelY went to Ich WIN 4 STU VI
five false teeth on gult,-pclcha l'ia'J III ~;
mouth. Waking up shortly alni, ne "'',
covered the teeth were III MS s''.ie'' ~.
Motlat was sent for, and atter";'rt' u. u"I'l.
can, who, finding they ca''li No, tAI's'
the teeth, attempted to force lheli GOWN w.
ward the stomach. They pt:,hca llit,i, III
inch or two, when he refused 10 a'"'' t!ieN'
Ia do anything more. complaining ,ia' my
hurt him. The teeth are consequently Sill III
the same position. and unless t.cy are cN-
tractcd the recovery of the man is doubtful.
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49, U - = !
20 by wellington Goddin,
&. Real Estate Auctioneer,
sco,rer nj Eleventh and Bank streets.
ip1.sInENCE AND LARGI

VALUABLE REsIDENCE AND LARGE
NJIMBER OF BEAUTIFUL & OTIS At.
TartffED. On THE Fast LINE OF sEyE
AND WEST LINE OF EIGHTH STKEET,, Et;,
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STkEEIsS:: ~
AUCTION On UNUSUALLY .a. ns, ~,
the premises. on MONDAY NEXT the 27th May;
1872 at 3 O'Clock r. NJ, TINT lrge attractive. and
most conveniently arranged Bhaon asn ,o 49,.
above. The lni Inns front Of abott 80 feet, anu q
depth of I22 feet To 4 sixtpei-fOOt alley. H#
,fhe dwelling has within the past seven years been
rernodc,lcd and enlarged 1T cost 6f about $4,000
beautifully enthusiastically arranged rs TO the Interior.
and possesses all Of the comforts and modern i'm
proyements usually found In drst-class establish
ineut and with ample accommodations for servants,
SC. &;
Also the LAND lying to the south of the dwelling,
feet the fist line Of Seventh street. and depth
of l22 feet to the said alley.
Also. the LAND on the west line Of Eighth street.
extending To Clay street. having front OF 239 feet
and depth of 22 feet To the alley aforesaid. TIL"
city culvcrt passes through these lots, thus ahordlns
iinc facilities for drainage.
These lots will be sold In parcels OF convenient
Size. according 10 plat 10 be exhibited at the hof
of sale. IT,
The foregoing real state is located In quiet and
delightful nephborhCod. convenient 10 MARKET
churches, and TO the usual places OF business.
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash: balance mt -FOUR, cgnt !:
and twelve months. for negotiable notes' niteres'
added, secured by deed of trust iut tnc phr :,
chas.rs Of the vacant lots may have the op,lon Oh
King perpetual easehold therefor ut an amman
ground rent OF line per cent. Oh Inc puTciist io
ney. rcermablr after five years or slic tefins anu
conditions may lie announced At tHc uht y. 'ai.
nurrhasrr. W. GODDlS.
N.Y. Auctionecr.
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SALE OF 4 VERY VAIL

r;,RU1STEE,S SALE OF 4 VERY FALI-
AHIE TRACT OF LAND LYING IN THE
COUNTY, OF AMELlA.-By virtue of a deed OF
trust rxccntedby Edward "; Egg'eston ana Helen zen
,!iily recorded In the clerks Office of the County
CUliut of Amclia. shall proceed 10 sell ut publ:
arniion. the premises on FRl!lA June i'tE:'ti
c0itriming THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THREE ACRES, NOR" or less. Owned ana ocrnpise' '
Of the fuurishing village oil Amelia o0urihoilS::
said ;!act has Il comfortable FRAME DIV EiLlSG
rurtanng six rooms. and all necessary out-honses'
le on account Of its proximity to the railroad
iara portion of the r2sdue is alluval low land. .,
NJ. W II. Bradley. now living on the iarin' VIII
show it TO parties desiring To purchase
TERMS: The decd prcscribes sale Tor cash. b'it
will extend liberal credit IL the purchaser
lnY 22-coitdS d. C. HAR1SOOh' trustee.
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BY COulling & Mnadc,
Real Estate Agents and Aurtioncer,,
1901 Main street.

THAT VERY p ESIRABIE RI, ,
L STORE AND DWELLING No 1904 ,i,,.
STREET. NEAR FIFTEENTH sIl:TiI. [..H
II TIE OCCUPANCY OF MRs, {. l.. hAltit
TON MlLIiNER. AT ittTlrh.--Mc -,au A.
the Request OF the owner. 0lirt ;or sale al pEiu ~
lion. Oh The premises. on THURSDAY he g a r.,
Df May, 1872, nj O'Clock i. NJ. i.Ir abavrir
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
TERMS Al sale.
COULLINi. / MLAi,E.
nv 20 kurii.It.t.
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1t will be seen that 50 far ~ fat is con-
ccrncd, beef has three times is much ;ts bread
and cheese ten times as much as beet, and SO
far as mlscle-f6rming constituents are con
cerned, beef is three times as valuable as
bread, and cheese once and half as nutri-
tiolls rs beef. Taking everything into con-
sidertion it is usual to compute pound OF
good cheese as equivalent in nutrition to
two or two and half pounds Of lean beef.
AS cheese costs only about half as much as
beefsteak, it can easily be seen how economi-
cal an article Of diet it is.
The great defect in cheese as food is that
there il not any starch in it. This defect is
rcmeded by using it in connection with
bread, an article which abounds in starch.
Hence the custom of the English laborcr,
dictated by nature and confirmed by science,
Of eating bread aud cheese for his luncheon
while working in the field. Cheese alone is
too concentrated an article OF food. 1t taxes
the digestive powers too much. While yet in
the form Of milk, cheese is in state OF sou-
lion in the IS per cent. Of water which milk
contains, for though casein is insoluble in
pure water, it readily dissolyes III water con-
tanning some alkali, and milk contains just
soda enough to keep in solution the casein.
No food is so we'll adapted to the young of all
mammalian animals as milk, which in the
case of cows milk contains only II per cent.
of casein, or pure cheese material.
Still, cheese is used by some as promoter
OF digestion, and very properly when il is
old aud the process of decomposition has
commenced. >Connoisseurs sometimes prefer
cheese in which the inferior form of vegeta-
BILE life, commonly called mould, has begun.
If cheese aids digestion, as it doubtless does
when old or mouldy, it is on the principle
that it confirms the seeds of decay, which it
communicates to other food in the stomach,
just us one rotten apple communicates decay
to al that are in the barrel. The celebrated
Roqusfort cheese Of Franss Is cured In damp
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President ycfIcrs0n's Farming

James Parton writes rs iolsoWs III TIC NJ
ldRt1c Monthly:
"The young man took hold Of his bust.
moss g, q r,rmn,, in q manner which showed
That tho genuine culture of the nina IS the
hest preparatiou for the common as well a.
for thr higher duties of life. In everything
that he did he was the educated being. was
tltre eycra mortal 20 exact. so punctllal, so
indefatjcallr. rs he in recording and tabular
izinr details lie may b. said to have lived
nrn in hand. He kept glrden-book, farm
hook. Il wrathcr-hook. Il rcccipt-book, peck
ct-eyuenditurc book, and, later. textbook
and there was nothing too trivial 10 De enter
ed in one Of them. provided II really haf an!
relation TO matters of Importance. III the
small. neat hand, then common IN virginia,
ne would record in his pockcl-Dook such
items as these: Put into the clillrch-DoA, ia.
Paid a barber, Id Paid for pins, IS. ID.
Paid for whrtIinG rcn-knllc, ID. faid my
part for an express to illalsblirg, l0>.
Paid Bell for book. dos. RAD postage,
S. 3D. Ii hi gartlcl-book. for some pages
o! which we lire indebted to Mr.. Randall,
may be Rad countless entries like the fol-
lowing: .March so. sowcd patch Of later
peas. Jtly Ii, planted out celery
july -, lad the lust dish of our spring
PEAS lIll Gil 81, Situtcll L PlcI cH'StliiliS
into two stocks OF common chestnut His
,garlcn-bouks show that he was bold and con
slant cXpcrlmcnter, Away, eager 10 try for
cisnSccds and roots, Of which he introdlccda
GREAT nullibrf in the course Of his life. They
,:Iow al-p lh% lie was close observer and cal
clltatur. His wcathcr-book, Of which pos
3oas Il f." pages. given to me by -Mr. Ran
dali, is Wonder of ncatncSs AM! minute
llc:;'--Giiy-nnc days weather history on one
:.'Gall p,.c. TEi* Is onr days record: March
-, ut C:;U 4. H., tncr. - degrees; baron.
-; wind \. w.; force of wind (not stated:
weather, clear alter rain; Blue Ridge and
higher parts of $. ". mountain covered with
SHOW. No snow here, bat much ice; black
frost Multiply this by lilty-inc, and you
have the content. OF one page OF his weather.
book. every word Of which, after the lapse of
i. century, Is lis clear and lcriblc rs diamond
type. II is ruled in ten caillmns-one for
zach class OF entries. This practice of minute
record, which remained with him to the end
of his days. he began willie he was still il
student. Nor did he ever content himself
with the mere record Of items. These were
regularly reviewed. added. compared, and
utilized in every possible way"
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Great laying.

The following is Il part Of an evenings
proceedings Of Farmers Club Of the Ameri-
can Institute. The hens that did this laying
must he citizens Of Great Egg Harhor:
DR.. i. VI. Dickic. DoyicStown. Pa: Chair
man Fl. : rcluc$! loI more poultry items
encourages ii.c 10 tell IL the doinga of my
henS | lGt,c twvnty-tW fuli-hloodetl
white l.c%Iioiil: and twelve llalf Brlhna and
half Lt@horI. They laid III january last i23
eggs IN February, 1913 in Match, 4SS ;
Wilolr number in three months, l,4Ol, or III
dozen. They have the rlln of II Wcll-yenti-
lated back sized for roo>tiiig and laying, and
~ open shed a:i the sunny side to feed and
STAY IN during rough aud stormy weather.
Mr. Brucn'* me; bod of feeding and mine &C.
inci..', and Il course | think he Is right.
especially in The cooking o. .caIdlng OF the
mornings feed, which should b. given to
them warm. Trey have the ran 81 small
tar,. ana orchard. Those who want plenty
Of e"gs must not omit the daily ration OF
pounded oyster shells. My hens cost me
%cvc: cents Il day.
SIR. Ely: These favored fowls ought 10
feel grateful tiirt they have historian who
can furnish .>l!cl, exact yet concise record OF
their plai~cWarthy performance.
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By I;rul,l,> & Williams.
ARGESALEOF REATTlFILBliI

+ ARGE SALE OF Beautiful l. III III
IL ING LOTS IN THE plA> OF ntit "DN
NEAR BUCHANAN SPRING. Eros 80 &"
CLAY, M.lR>IiA!.i.. AND BkuAi' >lHt ;
AT Ait"rIbN.-On MONDAY III" :.th VI
al Iu'ciock L. NJ. will sell ur"u IT," it,nt..
about iwcniy-'',c ina!tilful Etii.pIN'f .'i
some of ,hcI 'runiin.. on u" south ~iG" ~ d.
street lust aht,rt. Eustr's Sprin" Fark; -s... .
both sides Of Marshall sIirc. .,Jtuinint Hf1pf
Garden: and others The north ~iir ui t.'a
street Facing Richmond t"iicg".
These. lots VIII hc about 30 hy l5d tr'i 2" 70.
ALLEYS: aud having regard Ia liz. great t0,..iN ''
elevation ui their situation. ANA Ih' .h'i. -"
daily increasing II l!rtr growth IN VAIN" - ''" "
of improvements already inndr ai'I other ~ 3D.,
pros crt they offer, probably, lr"irE imin,' ~ "
10 those sccninp desirable site ul"n "h'h u ''"
or investment with certain a'ti liTid h"t 'I'.,
value. than any otrr !Dis nov tn he 'Hiih3
one can fail 10 do " eli is tn, tig at Uis ~'it
GEl'BBS ( WILLIAM.
my, AuriLvI",
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BY Richardson q c.,
Real Estate Agents and hnctioneera'
.4s RIO, 1it3 Main street.

4 LARGE AND ATTRACTlNE "a LIZ
"A OF TMPROyED AND uNiMpRo,TrfEi, !,
NEAL EST n i; IN AND ADJOlSINot III ::
G nri"n OF RfCTIMoXD; ,PklyATELY, OR = 81 !
at'trrION.-On MONDAY the goth Instant, ai 0
o'clock +. NJ shall gel! by a,letlo on ie PREM.
cnrc consisting of u large number o! BUll.DlNG
LOTS aud HOuS rs bel"ngingt to the estate Oh bac"
Tait deceased In that part Of the city oi klcnIhon.
and county Of Elenrlco between Vclae street he
uownrd's Grove md the Meclianicsvilc turhpiHe
and Seventeenth or Valley street. ,,.,
The ,rrutcr part Of this property has hce oi'lue'
Into lots of 3oxIi0 feet fronting on vcilaDe, Car
rrriom Jay, Cedar, Washington, William, chris.
Ian mud Kichnrd streets, and the Mecharicselue
tmrpikc ani Seventeenth Val ley street. opposite
tl,c t'hnsapcake and Ohio railroad.
Will pnrt OF this property IL broken ny ra.lIle.
filed with clear running water from tns ,f ~,
springs the greater part Of II lies heantiuiy loi
hnfidinr purrJoses upon ono of the highest points
around the city. free from any unhealthy surrohhu
inus and com inands fine view Of the CRY.
With the impetus already pcrcepti'he IN 1tle traut
Of Richmond, It's daily increasing prosperity alic
bright pr,specls--day growing brigillerw,,4, one
doubts that the large and small capitalists VIII pro-
mote their Interest by Investing In the property Of
frred for sale above.
TERMS: At sale. .,-
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BY Cook & Langhton. Arrtioneers.
corner Governor and Franklin streets

FURNITURE, BAR-FIXTURES. MOCK.
Il ING-BIRDS. &c. AT AUCTIOS.-On w Ed.
SESDAI the ed Instant, nj 10 o'clock. we will sell
Mt the residence Of Mr.. 6. Hciermehl. No. i25 Main
street. his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist.
ing Of -
Excellent FEATHER BEDS.
BEDSTEAi)S.
TABLE and CHAIRS.
LDOkINC;-GLASSES.
BAR ORGANIZERS and GLASSES,
STOVES,
tRurkERI. &c.
ALSO,
Two cages Of MOCKING-BIKDS that are fine sing
or COOK 4 I.AttilffON.
,nvnl Aurtiontcr,.
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BY Richardson < Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuCttGHcrrs.
Illy tI.i,t 4, p..,.t

4 UCTION SALE OF WOUDYUi
"A L0rs.--On MONDAY the 91lh tnsi i, 3, -,
O'Clock l.. NJ and every day thereafter at ,l.. .
hour we shall sci! ny anction. On the prr... ~.
large number Of beautiful BUILDING LUr- n,rl.
village Of Woodsilic. HoodvI'r is a grow ..s ~.
fifth street. and consists Of forty or more ,r...,
land laid off into lots Of 30ylm feat with .,rt...
alleys. &c. after the plan Of The city of flrIanr
Already lIout one hundred and irty lots have h.
sOd and about twenty-five houses. Il chlitrl .
school-honse bEit: and other house, ar, L.l.
erected. TO men of moderate mclus H. 81
should he particularly attractive, All oppn,;u,i.,
rnrans IN pleasant locality ro!ycn"nt 10 bu-..,
Let every one whose aim !, 10 get tbuyr ri,. ..,
need. 81 life attend nis sale an! purchase GA. -
more Of these lois. and hi. means nscrrl,.- D. &
others and In few years be wil! br more ia,
gratifed II his gains.
RICHARDSON n 90.
my 20 Aucilonr,r-
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By Thomas W. Reese. Anctioneer
No. lal7 Mnln street.

YaNWENTY-ElGHr DOZEN HIGH ROCK
4 CONGRESS WAT!'E FOR SALE M Az
EI0N- VI Ill sell on thursday, Alay 25u. At my
aitrohu,;sc. al IL O'Clock. consignment OF seven
cases twenty eight DOZEN HIGH KoCh loN.
GKESS WATER, from the celebrated springs OF
Sar.Iop, =. Y. THOMAS W. kEFSEE.
INV % " Auctoncer.
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Is RULtrt>ru ;, !,ruuIu.i.
Real Fstata Agent aad Aurti"nc,t...
Munchr i"l. Va.
DESIRABLE HORSE AND IuT.

4 DESIRABLE HOUSE AND tor. =
"A SIiiFSEtR. FOX Stif..-t, t.ynt..
The ~rr, We win sell Al .uiciun "' ~ u Ri q
MlN ..I!, -" at - .tGgk L. Nj. = yaDI 4 3 -
HOUSE uu Fourteenth Street i"... tEo ut .#.t -
rafiuai. ia Manchester. cont. !,tiU,g thrg tra.u
ihr LOT fronts - feet "u .'',rtr"i.tit It,.l 81.
runs back laa feet.
~ this property j. III good ""nAtt nmn .,'''a
uicntly located, pariic~ wishing 10 strntr ..m
home will 10 well To- attend tltr sale.
TEENS: Made kuumn on day "i -;!".
ROBERTSON L RnoNAii,i
,uyl- tu,tpfn..s-.
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Nv Grulbs < Williams.
AurtioH-rrs ana Real Estate Agents
EIn,ruIn Street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main anu i5aiik
COMMISSIONER SALE OF \ BRIlh
~ NV Ell ling AND VACANT LOTS AT TIE.
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ST STEPHEN AND
CHARITY STREETS.--ln execution OF decree o!
thc TbauCrry Court Of Eicmuond. entered 18Th June
1870 III tho case OF Nash. trustee cs Montague
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on MON
DAY, eyth May, a o'cio"k T. NJ the properly stu
aird as above. ., $3.50
Upon il there isa BRICK Cling with about
seven rooms Tie lot fronts IS feet and runs back
La feet To alley eighteen terf wide ~ WIZ he SUI
divided 50 a. Ia give Two good building lots al the
corner. it,.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance Al four. eight.
and twelve months with interest. and secured by
,lst deed title retained until the notes are paid
Il. II. NASH. commissioner.
GRrRRS < WILLIAMS Auciionrers
The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY EH'
Nav, nj O'Clock l.. VI.
m. u Cru BBS & WILLIAMS. A"rtoh'rt-.
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Ry Islpull < Sou.
By IsbcIl ( Soil,
Aurtionccrs and Real E-talr igcnlS,
FIeyeulh street l@tnCpn tl:.Ii ana Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FlFTE + \
4 ACI:ES OF LAND, e.. ~ TIE. nni ny
OF iIEERitU &BOIT TEN Nil. ~ tBt't ! III
CITY OF RICHMOND, AZ AuCfIOS.-Hy virtue.
~ Il deed OF trust hearing date on the eth day al
.Iuiy. l>57. executed hyrp o. McI"n Ia me a rus
t,r and ,luiy recorded L., HE clerk Office g" Zen.
rico county Court, decd hook -. page 31s. ana al
,l,e request OF the benc;citlies therein 'Etncd /
will >rl al auction, irnrco County court house
an The 5 iy al June. 1872 hat being cunr-tiI> u
u ,,'ricc. VI. about FIJI TEES ACRES OF LAND
about ten miles ahoyc The city Of lihmond' bounded
i,y Tie. land, I'll M,srs Ho!rt Mellon Joseph Mel
ION aud On. John ~ Sheppard. and fronting on ii.
old Mountain ru;u: also. the undivided Interest al
iL. said t. q Melton IN lir t.tHl" al David Melton
i,.in. :,!..,t FIFTEEN ACRES. The at"fc llu'l l.
said ~ H. wc!l w"of'd.
TERMS: En?n.!s ~ CAS-. Ia pay expenses oi ~"
ana li,r SUM o 81, wi!lt Interest liRirn: ana The
balance oil sntli terms ~ The Saiu =. a. hei'"h "i
his rrt'rcscTt,!IiN" may direct " sale. ., 49,.
r. VI. BUTLER.
my L. y 8 XII. IL n,o5ttd TRUSTEE.
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A Photographic copy Of the stolen RHs|l
papers Is In existence, und they Will be repro.
duced.
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By W. Il. Robins,
Auciioncer and Rcu! Estalr ..gc:i.
TIA Main street.

4 VERY PRETTY AND ATTEA,
IA TIVE BUILDING LOT. On InE - {
SIDE OF GRACE STREET &EhT "a ~
CORSfR OF EIGHTH STREET, FOR SAIL 4
tTCTiON.--At the OWNER request. Vii .yiI
auction. Oh the premises, on THURSDAY. "ai i
Instant at The lionr uf !, O'Clock T., " ltd :.
beautiful BUILDING LOT incaird - .l~.,.. .
srribed fronting - feet ~ tAr anHth HE / t,t
street and running bach tci"cen pIa!i.. h.,...
feet llIc eli 4rtr situation aHi ccuir J.. IT g..
ths handsome lot ought I" ri!taci ~" Gti.'...n
every one Who contcmp1Ir5 Ii;uG Il u.,f..
aud w;tnis 10 ic convenient Ia hIi-iHc>-. a.I -
siHr time l:c on tie walk, Of it~hioi'. u,sJ
churches OF al denominations, only one Hl"aft 3D..
The capitol park. and within cay distance q. Il
Governors house. tl,r l".;-,tl're- lily u y .
other public hnlainp:. r." toi I, tu.t thg ...
house OF modern IrruNrr,nen'4
TEXANS: At salt,
my i~-td~ ". u. Ebi!i ", NU,'i-.i. :,
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BY Lancaster 4 Co.,
Stock Brokers and Auctioncers.

by Lancaster 4 to.'
Stock Brokers and Auctioneers.
UCTION SALE OF STOCk.-Nc will
N sell mt Cur Office on WEDNESDAY tli":2d o.!
of MAY. 1872 mt l. O'Clock NJ So shares OF s"ch III
the OF. ID DOMINION IRON AND NAIL NOhhS
COMPANY. the said stock being rollatera. security
for the payment OF note of Hugh W; Fry :rr IN
Thousand one hundred and hfty aoiiars Ist'lSJJj'
dated 2tth February. 1871 amd lmyable lohr iAo'iiS
after date.
WILL BE ADDED,
70 shares RICHMOND AND DASNlL!.t HALL
Road STOCK, . ,,,,.
10 share PIEDMONT RAILRO Nd STotk,
10 share STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA SlctN'
ALSO,
so shares OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COM
pANY STOCK. ,,,,, co
nv 2U-tds LANtaol Eh ~ W.
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TLOUR MILL AND LUMBFP-uoI -
Il FOR SALE AT AECTION.--FOr The ,,,,,,.
Oh ai'ision' We VIII sen al sHcaGn ON T!UisD,

Il FOR SALE AT AECTION.--F0r iha ,.,,, -.
Of division, we will sell at sucuCn on r:II-hsi,
the 9TH day Of June next ut IL o'clock on tie rc,
ses, that valuable FLOUR MILL and LTNIlt,v
HOUSE known rs the Manchester Mills. '"''H
The mill Is 60 by IS feet, and the luiDbcr.har,
by ITO feet, seven stories high: built Of sinn. -,
brick OH the original granite foundation r.. , 49,
has 10 pair ni hlirr- with capacity for griurDg
mediateiy on the river, possesses great Iar.liil "
receiving and shipping. Wv '
The property Is In good condition. With .,.-..
qnisite for operating the ensuing season.. 10y
Should persons at a disttic. desire a more -, .,
cd description, 1t will be furnished on ai,nli,,f'
the subscribers. ivy" 20
TERMS One-fourth cash balance 4. one. ,.,,..
three years credit for negotiable note. sat :,
rlly secured bearing interest from the day Of 'l.
JAMES DUNLOP
THOMAS v. NCCA%,f
surviving partners OF the firm oi DCNLt,r. Y,
CCkE& Co, and executors Of Henry Y. Mon.
deceased, ,.r,
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EXCHANGE, SALE, -sp
-. FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE.
Parties I'm want Of stock will lind II Ia their Interest
ficr looking elsrH 70 call MS II they wish Ia
purchase No. MULES and HORSES. for We arr
prepared 10 sell the finest stock at the lowest prices
Don't forget J. II. Dayis's old stand. ~
TURNER Il co.
i We cnn accommodate more MULES and HORSES
Oh LIVERY by day or month. ,o
my s-3m IihSrR W.