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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-14
...s,-,t. by Gruhbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents AND Atctionecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
' SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL NEAR SIXTH
STREET, AT rAUCTtoN-On MONDAY, lHh
Seventh street, (say ut O'Clock j. W. we viii sell
mon the premises the very VALUABLE PRO.
pERTY on Marshall Just above SIKH street, occii-
ioiu,ns the handsome new store Of T. Fl. Elicit
ESi. - l. .,
Second Market, and should attract those Wishing 10
invest in good business property. The LOT Is 40 by
55t feet
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS
! All
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q LorIsvILLs, Ky, June !, 1872

az B. Pace, Esq: o.,
~Dcar Str,-LoUisyille sends greeting 70
Richmond for the long prayeG-for ana h.o,
-ious result-the settlement OF tue ,opooev
TAX question on uniform basis o. '"tt'N'
cents. so,.... -.
aThis act will be hailed with de.tsh' os
all the tobacco districts OF the country, aas'
win be pointed TO by the toiling mlli,ons en-.
paped I'm this industry as an act OF eaa'nem'
,ustice in the statute-book Of the nanon. /,
coat long. weary months OF toll, anxiety, ana
n,ost intense soiicitude by the trade, but the
result has and will far more than repay
them.
"I cannot speak too faeoiably Of your
.ownsman Colonel WIN. r. Burweli, to whose
untiring energy and efficiency the tade l.
largely indebted for success. The ability,
address, and sound Judgment which DC
brought to bear in the presentation OF the
measure before Congress cannot fail TO! be
recognized and appreciated by the people Of
rour city and State. The Colonel has Ger
tainly proved himself 4 very able advocate
OF great interest as an outside member o.
Congress, and it occurs 10 me that more de
serving recognition of public service cout
not be bestowed on any gentleman within
the borders Of your State than to honor bin
with seat on the inside.
Il have the bCnor to be,
F'Your obcdient servant,
j. e.. DEMoSS."
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-On and after May 9th PASsEhGE
TRAINS will leave Richmond toundays ct'cpleal
$50 So (. N.-MAH TRAIN for the white sulphur
Springs connecting ut GordoIsriiie with tE uras't
Alexandria aud MtDaSS,s train for Was1.' S'Ohathu
North. and LynrhburY aud south.
34s p. .M.-hCCOMMODATio TRAIN ior tor
ionsyillp. except Saturday. Oh which fas u lraH
at r. NJ. THIS tr;lin connects al Gordons'il', MN
the night truths on the DElnEc hleSaTiii n W.
uassas railroi6 !Gt EySCliBDts'' "ni ASh'H''
TON. s- #s
Through tickets, ut low rates, sold to al r'in'
Northwest and Southwest.
( steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayre, k0ttennI'
Bergen, Copenhagen. and Gclhenburg, 10 al! Elnl,
on this road ,.an be bought Of the General Tree
Agent ut Rtrbues3;as.qrn Lr ordered through '''
station agent OH tnt t.ai. I.,tt,
Further information nav bc obtained o. the : 'n
,iany's om,c::s, Y
A, VI. PERRY. General snlsIiphe.'n,'
JAMES =. SErHEBLASp, General Ih,Set AEc"
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LOST. STRAYEyI, st.
REAL EsfArE Ar PRIVATE SALE.
BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1912 Main street

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO HAND
BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED OK The sOuTH-
i51IsI y &c. G0RSER Of MAIN AND CULYERT
owner TO offer for sale those two attractive BUILD
ING LOTS located as above described fronting 80
by 100 feet each TO alley, being just where the city
railroad passes, and only two squares from Monroe
Park and in that locality where property is daily
increasing In value; therefore they should command
the special attention Of parties desiring to invest or
to buy nice building lot.
For terms &c, apply to
jela-ith -. LYME & BROTHER, Auctioncers.
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To Danish LICE ASD FLEAs. --Etlitors
Country Gentlemen: Pennyroyal is we'll
known herb, which grows plentifully in
weeds and pastures, and is decidedly OBJ
noXious to the insect Tribes. If it is mixed
with lard, either in the green or dried state,
it makes silve which will keep insects at
distance. ii the herb is dry, siit the leaves
and flowers through fine sieve, and put
them to an equal weight of lard; if green.
bruise the leaves and stems and mix in the
same proportions. Let the lard stand in a
warm place where it will keep melted and
OH a very slow simmer for day or two !;
then strain through cloth, and keep in
small pots. If two or three tablespoonfuls of
spirits of camphor are stirred iuto the lard
alter it is strained it will keep sweet for
years. If small quantity of this ointment
scrubbed under the wings of young chick
ens the lice will flee away; and if it is rub
bed about the neck and ears of animals il
will keep the tleas away.
1t is said that it will also. secure fisher
man from the attacks of black flies and mos
quitoes if it is rubbed over the face and
hands, but due care must be taken to keep
1t away from the eyes. Oil of pennyroyal
liked with sweet oil and rubbed over the
skin will also keep off mosquitoes and fieas.
s. 0. j., en- Country Gentleman. as -
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Wool AND ITS PROSPECTS," F., ;" in late
No. of your paper, under the heading Of
"Wool Prospects," says that many journals
are falling into the old practice of writing
down wool. "The old ps-dGt,ce"--it is his
torically true that each year Just before lie
new clip comes upon the market wool must
&c written down 3he American wool
grower seems to be the last man the Ameri-
c,n wDoicn manufacturer would see pros
per. The manufacturer is just now buying
largely OF foreign woods at a higher relative
value than the American in order to bridge
over the clipping season that he shall not
be compelled to come early OH the mar.
ket to buy, and TO give him ample
time to write down the woods Of Ameri-
can growth. Not only are they irving the
old practice OF writing down Our woods, but
Il large number Of manufacturers are bundled
together TO procure the repeal of the duty on
woods, seeking to destroy one of the great
Industries of our country, aid reduce our
tlockmaSterS to the level of the nomadic
shepherds Of Australia and South America.
The gentlemen Of the spindlcs should re.
member that the hill-tops all oyer ot,r land
arc covered with AmeCican sheep aid be-
hind each hill stands an American voter, and
SO s,re rs they raiisa repeal of the tariff
before H. has hali fair trial, and against the
WISHES Of our growers, so sure they win
have to face the foreign manufacturer on his
level. The American wooI-clip of 1872 will
not equal in pounds the clip of 1871, why
should it be lower?-Jdnes Slactiira, Bro,rns-
Uilte. Pa,
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AUCTION eAEES-.Thfs Day.
= 81 tSos q raasis Oh. aassfsassfs

ss,s cornesof aesssuor ana franklin htressss
NEEERAL AssURTsfENT OF HuUsE-
NJ HpEDfFERSpfflREs REFRItfERtTORs,
&c, All AIJCDIONf4sTHfS DAYshtE1e O'CLOCK we
win sell Do our aucf!on.rooms an assortment OF
FURNITURE, &C., consisting OF ,.r, :: !.
MAHOGANY SOFAS, OIL AIRS and ROChE RS;
MIRRORS. 81
JENNY iIND and COTTAGE BEDsTEADst !,
DOUBLE and SINGLE MATTREsSEs,
yMaRBLE-TDP Tables. g! : ,<se Il '.,Ss = III
MAHOGANY SIHEBUARDs.Ftf ii44se.If ~ So
WARDno DIES, uREAUS, ,tf s.sss7- q,
W ASHSTANDS,t - - -.
WALNUT PARLOR SUITS 81 &.# ~ l'.
SITS of HOLSTERS md PILLOWS, 70 81.
Ten pairs WHITE BLAShEIsas s,.,s
Several excellent REFRltfE.Rsfafa5.UShe'
CANE and W0OD-SEAT: CHAthS, t".sH' 81
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c. ,Inreuroy d
.r4io,tg ~ Jrp -. ~ go - tEAnctiorners.
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BY Thomas W. Keesce, AuctIoneer,
No. 1917 NaIu street. '

TRUSTEES SALE OF TOBACCO MA
\ CHtSERf.--In pursuance oil the ptrGls,o:is bs
n decd of trust executed 10 the undersigned by
George X. Crnmp. bearing drte December H. ISL.
and recorded In the Office of tie Chancery Court Of
Richmond, will sell mt the tobacco factory ftIie
late q. Baldwin, OH Main street near Twenty-ffth,
on FRIDAY the 2lst instant, commencing at IL
o,clock,a desirable asssttinent Of f9bACfo NJ a.
BOX SCREENS, IRON pOTS,
MILLS, BANDS, ~ slE'
BlLLEETSS, LEVERS, III
BLANKETS, 2. !. h.
sMoKfNG-ToBAcco PRESS and FIXTURES,
IRONS, TINS, t13z - =
LUMP BOXES, .a.-.as,t.et n. sses@,s t.l
SINKERS, BOILERS, s-.,r.
and numerous other articles appertalning to the
business. ~ .1-ttylr " hit!
TERMS: At sale. JOHN A. BELYIN, Trustee.
T. W. kEESEE, Aucti0neer. tel2
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,4~re BY 9rubbs 3 twilltaips,
Auctiongers and Real Estate Agsnts,.
Eleventh street betwssn Main and Bank.

troMMIss4oSERs S SALE OF A
SIDE FGATHERiNESTREET.s ECoNDDo0R
EAST OF HENRY STREET.-1he- property above
referred to will be sold ut auction. upon the prem
O'Clock d., by virtue ufa decree Of the Ghancery
Court of Richmond, eRtafed on june ls12, III TUG
case of Lambert ~: Laibsst. The house bias apout
TERMS: $3.50 cash; balance ut six, twelve. and
eighteen months for negotiable notes, with interest
- ~ :. WILLIAM r. VIM, Commissioner.
! GRUBRS & WILLIAMS, &uctIoneers. - rs. -Je q.
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u. BY urnbhs & Williams,
Auctloneess aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

BRICK DWELLING NO. lilo, n
Of Cherry between b6yer OF EGFG ana Cumberland
streets, % BIZ spla ataicilb ,ibr tue prstnisos on
FRlDAf. ilth June al 20 c!ocG +. H. IL iits tnrce
rooms, aud Is IN nice order.
SIX BUILDING LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF GREEN STREET, BETWEEN CHERRY
will sell OTIS fronting together, 1913 S-l9 feet, and
running hack about 100 feet. This Is n good oppOr-
t,nI.y to buy cheap lots IN that rapidly improving
s'.' CECDBS 6 WILLIAMS,
IN IN ~ .-s Il. ...s"a AuctibnetrS.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2i2 Main street,

DEAUTIEnr!, BUILDING LOT ON
- FRANKLIN Sweet OPPOSITE MONROE
PARk. AND Al 10 Ming THE HANDSOME
NEW BRICK RE: I'D nee OF DIR. SMITH, FOR
SALE AT PUBLIL AUCTION.-We shall. a. the
request OF the owner. sell public s:cion, OH the
premises, on FRIDAY lit lih day Of Jnne, 1879, at
81 O'Clock p. NJ. mai VALUABLE VACANT LOT,
located - above described. having front Of 6J by
$50 lcct TO All alley. t s-s- = - .t..'. / =
TERMS: AT sale. ., LYME s BROTHER, ..
rs s.r...'- AuctioucCrs.
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ri 81 BY Cor5hhg &gMeade; z
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
.s fs11a, H,j;, istract ~ - -

THAT BEAUTIFUL, NEW. FRAME
: REstDENCE ON TIE WEST SIDE Of
TWENTY FiFTH STREET. BETWEEN 0AND
p FOR SALE ATAUCTlQN.-0 TUESpAY the
18th of June 1T o'clock z. NJ, we will, al the re-
quest of the owner SELL Gu the premises, the above
described WELDING, containing five good rooms
and passage, Lot fronts % Icet on Twenty-ffth
street. running back l32 feet TO an alley. .--
TERMS: Maize known at sale. .sf
- - ~ - COUPLING; & MEADE,
10 IA - = Real Estate Agents.
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iiy Grubbs & Williams,
: II Uy VI uUiJo U W IiIl'.IIIS. :. n
.Auctioneers and Real Estate stge.:;s,
Eleventh street bet;HaIeeen Main and Bank.

Eleventh street pe1 zen MAIN anu bhh- ..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF; THE
" VERY VALUABLE. FARM KNOWN AS
ABoG Hn ~" MI iHi IS " EST OF TIE CITY AND
COW AIMING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEVENTY
ACRES, MORE OR J. l:SS. AT AUCIION...In cT-
mond. entered on 18th March, 1871. In the case OF
Spotts rs. SPOTS. &c the undersigned, special
commissioners tcitIy appointed. Will sell at auc-
at o'clock p 81. the very valn9hls ARM of which
the late Jamcs {, SuDs ert seized. 1t has varl-
ETY. OF soil nasirg ii suiLlhlc Tor trucking, fruit
growing. aid general farming. ~
above the basement. Tie kitchcn> also brick has
four rooms, and there arc. besides, tGp usual out
houses The grounds abont the dwelling contain a
number OF .Gaptf' s''arTc ana ornamental trees he.
sides s'rnbie and flowers, rendering II capable OF
being made with little attention, most attractive
and desirable home. '. "...-.'
Special attention Is invited to the very fortunate
situation Of this property with reference to. steady
and rapid increase in value, lying as 1t does across
the line towards which the city Is surely growing,
and where the best improvements will lie. Tho
Grove road will pass through the centre of the farn
An examination of the property and It's SURROUND
TERMS: Ou:-:hird cash; the balance on q credit
Of and Il months with Interest Ut 10 per cent
and Years with interest at l2 per cent, In either
case bonds and IN the latter c interest to lie paid
money Is paid: but the privilege is allowed the pni-
chaser Of Paying all the PURCHASE piry i'll cash.
JAMES PLEASANTs,.
Commissioners.
PosTPONEMEST.
until FRIDAY. iith june. at S O'Clock T. VI.
G 81 ii s1 fLRAssNrs,
,,,tS stn,,
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ra,r Of holes. The same operation Is re- .s
i,ectati ssish each sct OF 1lnssl SON.
cient number OF the leaves is Joined to form
a nest. Fastening u Knot at each pair o.
holes instead Of Uniting all by one thread, ~
a human sealnstress would do with her NV. .s.
die, ii tedious task; but, as the pro mas no
needle, Is has to work with its natu ah ." ,;ss
Surely this operation Is evidence Oh 'li' d,
ence Of some power of reasohins'--1"uas-
ts-;oI Moathta
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BY Hill & Gasidin, Real Estate Anctioneers,
a S No. lies Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
Y s0frrI.EasT CORNER {oE NINTH AND
III STREETS FOR SALE Al AUSsriON.-tln
TUESDAY, June u, is;s, at So o'clock a.. we VIII
bic LOT or GROUND, fronting ON Ninth street
80 feet running back ia3 feet 10 an 10 feet Vice.
This naighborheod " rapidly improving, ana tiie
HANGED the value OF property very much 10 thas
locality. 1870.
TEHas :sOna-foarih cash; baiaaee .. ~, tselse,
aud eighteen months, with six per cent iatsreSts
added, secured by u srast decd
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BY Hill & Goadip. Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. lI0S Main street.

NEAT, SMALL BRICK DWELLING
IN WITH FOUR ROOMS, No. A03 EAST COL
LEGE STREET, NEAR MARSHALL, FOR SALk
AT AUCTION.--gy request Of the owner NE VIII
sell at auction on tile premises, on MONDAY, Jane
IL IsTe nj "a o'clock r. ST.. the pre-
perry, recently occupied by Henrietta Page. The
i0T fronts on College street q feet running back
loo feet more or less. The HOUSE Is In good re-
,,air ana there IS city water on the lot. This Is
good opportunity to secure a comfortable home for
n pesson of moderate means, b. So .3sq ,s.}
TgnMs: One-fourth cash; balance at four, eight.
and ten months, six per cent. interest added secured
by trust deed. = Is Hill & ti(sDDlN,
jeI2 Auctioneers.
BY Hill & Goaidin, Real Estate AIctioneers,
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BY Hill & GodtIn, Real Estate Auciioiiccrs,
No: tl0s NaiI, street. isf.

TytVO VERY BEAUTIFUL AND AT
l. TRACT1VE BUILDING LOTS, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH. STR EETS,. ADJOINING THE RE
SIDENCE OF L. II. CHAMBERLAYNE, ESQ,
FOR SALE AT AUCTIOE.-On WEDNESDAY,
June 10Th, ut 81 oclbck r NJ. we win sell at auction.
OH the premises, TWO BUILDING LOTS, each 3ON
los feet, located as above described. . :pys. Z
The neighborhood is one of the best In the city,
and for beauty of location these lots excel any now
being offered for sale In that vicinity. so
TERMS: One-fourtf cash balance at six, twelve.
and elebtpen months, with sly per cent added. and
steuild6y Trust aeeu. ~ HlLL-& GODDlN,
irIo AuctionePrs.
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Communicated.

To ge Eaitors Of die Dispatch ~.
AZ an act Of simple justice to Colonel Bur
well and TO indicate the deep interest lei,
om,s;dc Of our own State in the act just pass
cd bv Congress with reference TO the tobacco
tax / desire that you publish the following
letter from gentleman Of high standing, Of
Louisville. Ky.
Very respectfully, ~ b. FACE.
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,...-. By ". B, Robins.
Anuioliect. and Real Estate Agent,
illi Main street.

A BEAUTIFUL FRANkLIN-sTREET
N LOT, JUST ABOVE MONROE PARK, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.--Atthe request of the owner,
DAY EVENING, 18th Instant AZ 50 o'clock. that
very beautiful j. Utilizing LOT situate at enorth-
east corner Of Franklin and safer strrpts 1.-THE line
of the city railwayl
The sniil lot .Iois liz feet and has depth Of 1856
feet t. al alley 16 feet wide. ss.s #..s III. .-.
The rapid improvement in the value of GROUND In
this vicinity together with the number OF very beau
tful and substantial residences recently erected I'm
Its Immediate neighborhuud make one OF the most
desirable building lots now in the market
General attention Is Invited to the sale
TERMS: At sale, 49, . 80. ..ss
.-.- ": B. ROBINS, Auctioneer.
Tie above sale Is postponed TO FRIDAY EVE
Wing, l4th June, II O'Clock, 5#-
jel4 ". Is. Robins, Auctioneer.
T'RUsf,EEs SALE OF A VERY VALU-
= ABLE TRACT OF LAND LYING IN THE
COUNTY, OF AMELIA.-By virtue of a deed OF
trast executed by Edward w. EgSleston aud Helen
NJ. his. wife to the undersigned Is trustee, nnG
GUY recorded IN the clerks office Of the County
aueen 81 ae tie Sea a ffHf6 sS st ai
ln O'Clock ID, that VALUABLE TRACT OFLAND
containing THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
IHhEE ACRES, more or less. owned and occupied
by The late L. ". Eggeston, lying within one mile
OF the hourishing village OF Amelia Courthouse.
said tract has Il comfortable FRAME DWELLING
containing six rooms and all necessary out -lioses
About one-tlird Of the land Is In pine, which Is va-
able on account of Its proximity to the railroad. A
large portion OF the residue Is alluvial low land.
show 1t to parties desiring TO purchase.
TERMS The deed prescrIbes sale for cash, but
will extend liberal credit to the purchaser.
my 22-eodtds b. c. HaRTSOOk, Trustee.
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-isic!rMoNb ANp DAsrrLLE RAILROAD Co..l
RICHMOND, June 7, lsl:
DlClLMOED AND DANVILLE RAIL.
III ROAD.-On aud after SUNDAY. June s,h,
t40JSi, VIcf.

Ru,IYoSp. June I, Isis
ID WlIMOND AND DANyILLE Rail.
LII ROAD.-On aud after SUNDAY, June sth,
,40ING WEet.
Ttuin ~. Through passengcr) leaves Richnr,nd
IliIy except sundays ut tio A. NJ. lcdyts IaH.
i :. r. AZ il''' ~ "'''''- 1t ''''i'o'' 81
Train No. u.yrrhhurp paEserErrj leaves Kph.
nond daily at y:io A. A.; arrives ut LtnrhyntS:'i
Z. VI.
Train No. II Through r,m' and sxrie- y e,Nr'
Richmond daily ut las T. NJ; leaves NdnslIie 'liilT
at a.5s L. NJ; arrives a, Greensboro dali! at l!.6
A. 81.
Train No. Through mail aui "unr";l csw'
Greensboro daily nj p. A. 81; tarr$ DanriI'
d,ily;at4Ao 4. Nj; arrives at kirhmond daily 81
Train No. Through piss,,,g,rl leaves Greens
Ioro' daily Except snnnysl at ll:,o 4. "; lra,'4
r. II. " N''- - ~
Train No. o Uynchburg passengcr) leaves LyrcL.
burg daily at O. 4. NJ; l.aves BurIsv,,e at T.
Trains Nos and II rcgncrt NJ G-tcuslni0 I'M
trains on tie North Carolina railroad for all psr's
south.
The Atlantic Nlssiss'pp An;i U.ilb taitpad f0r Al
points solili&tst afil SOUTH
Train No. II connects ut ir,cnsbor,, win ran'nf
Raleigh; arrives there Ut ;N5 a. NJ. Pass pSris
sor S Rf t 20 sr X 81 s"neS' At Green
THROUGH TICKETS 10 9dl points south hnh
southwest caa be btocurcd at the ticket o!lS" N
Richmond, and of X. +. WALKER, Agent Of III. -.
antc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. I32" Main
street, Richmond. .--a -.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise ine
JOHN Il. MACMURim
General Freight and Ticket Al, NJ
T. NJ. r. TALcorT, Engineer aud superb.
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SUPERIOR TOILET POWDER, BY Inc
" ortiee or pCaaa :, ,h, onncc
ORIENTAL. T00TH-p0Nptsh, ~ ~. W. Is ltr
pi,ss Sharpe d Dchnle's Solid ana fiaia go
Sharpp d sJlohlnf's k.iaffs. SO s,.,,,
,e,.sm pAs4e : corasr Fff,h and aafsha.s'
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aft;.l lie above, win he sold

H. a.s AsttI tie above, will he sold .
BULL LOT OH west siic of Cherry between
beverly and Albcmarle streets. 3"Al5o iert.
r.H1e The sales will close with &
THAT VERY DE5lRABLE. BtiHeOlNt! LOT on
tho south side Of Mum street., 80 Itct east OF Park
nus of Henry street. aoxl5Sl feet alley. This
il one OF the most desirable lots IN lint very rl-
pdy -improyinS ncislborhood.
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PRsenAssp, FREDERICKSBURG Asp,

sf5s4s u POTOMAC Roprk, June 10, lss;.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JIJSE
~ 10TH ilsail trains on this road win run as fol-
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd.s.ree. station.
mR NiGhI MAIL syes B.rdsree. station,
UP t a1MMdBA TfpS ieasts Brad. sliest sta.
a0n, 6. y. d. except on Sund,ys.) M, ! ss' 1 va
don. I33 p. NJ. 80 p. ''S-
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives g, Byrd-stree, st,.
ton. $50 A. III. Except on Mondays.i
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrive >,
Broad-Strect station, sa7 a. NJ except on Sun.
,lays.l z.5iez -
ACCgsl,M9DAgIDNT RAtT tups TO :lii1ord opls.
Ttaseilrfs bound west tt6 Baltimore and ohio rail-.
road win By taking the t. mail train hecc cor
ncci Yith l 6L. traih nj Relay house, on ,.
tiniore and Ohio railroad. BY the $40 p n tr,lr
they win connect with the s:s A. ~ train At EeIsy
House, oD same road, the former being the quicker
line for points west. - : 49,
DAY NAIL TKAlNsdo NOT stop N, Hungary,
fordfs j ane, or Potomac Ron. - :
NIGHT MAIL TRAISs q not stop at any OF III,
above DofFts, eScept CHESTERFIELD nor 10 i,.y sion
Al Rlchiano- u - 'tt lnB
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r. HAROLD & son. DEALERS lss~
BOOTS, SHOES, AND aAlTERs. -. r,.
So 40 RRG,p STREET, BET, EiaHlH AM >'-'''''
B large assortment Of SHOES, GA,t. ,h -, ARE
stfppEps suitable for the sesison' ~h,.h
sriIing very lon. Cali and examine opf h''
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k0srP0NEMENF.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 18th instiit, COLL
mencing at s Z. VI. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
After the above, will he sold most BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS, at lie. Olthwcst corner of l.au-
fcnt vide viii be 5ul-dvdEd US ucsred by bidders.
These streets have just been graded. and the lots
no.y have every advantage of situation for building
purposes There are no lots III that vicinity more
desirable than these. 3d.,
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DICH MOND AND YORK RIVER
LII RAILRQAps COMPANY.
NOTICE TO.SHiPfERo AND the iRATE..,
LING PUBLIC.
Train leaves this dcpot for

Train leaves this depot for
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON. AMI, All, POINTS WEST.
OS
TUESDAYS. THURSDATs.ASD SATURDAYS,
. at o'clock =. 81;
and for WET POINT, daily at same hour. The
Sunday train for Wcst Point leaves NJ \. NJ.
Freight aaiii with RissSs .sssr a'taeHa, sStr
TUESDAYS r.a, SID ST. Az "t.',"''.vs, II "c'o"S e
NJ, for through freights Ia All points North und
West; and on Mondays. Wednesday,. and Fr!,hys.
for local freight between Richmond and WeS Point,
at a. M.
Freight received daily, carefully handed. aud
promptly forwarded. Through bulls of IiiIng gwen
10 all points No freight taken by passenger train.
FARE.
From Richmond TO Baltjmu-p... 20
From Richmond TO Ihllabelnhia". 7 :;
From ttr.,mhnd % St't Ttts:. % u
From Richmond 10 Boston, a rail ............ u Is
From Richmond 10 Boston via the SouI...... II Is
~ WILLIAM y. BRAGG. Superintendent
J. J.. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Ayrg,
Richmond trs
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The foregoing list Of property to be sold by us or
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 18th instant, gn,hrace'
n variety "a to vallp ;all Of Is cinib anil 'mrro
wing, No Uni. Cat fail to reaiize andso'nc proht'
Oh lIly sclccilUIs they may make theretrOm,
ie II GRUBI;S L WILLIAMS. Auciionccrs.
CHEEP AND CATTLE SALE ON TUES
~ DAY NEXT. 18TH INSTANT, Az GohDoNS-
ElLIE-WN FhSTOS Will OFF, for sale, for cash,
at his saIe-yartl, Gorionsrillc. Va, on TUESDAY
NEXT. 18th instant.
SEQ GOOD Sg.lCk sheep, all healthy and In
good order. s.-a .-
number of STOCK ahd FAT CATTLE,
MiICH cows, HORSES, MUL rs, &c;
all we'll worth the attent!onIot buyers.
i. ,3-u WILLIAM EASTON. i