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: ~ raunonse, aHaste Thee to help u.s."
then (. tender solo aud chorus. Cease, yc
,noIIrners." During the performance OF
.b;s which was beautifully rendered. 'ne
two Dlatoons of torcli.bearers were again III
motion. ~
Tho mysterious rite, and when they had
moved to their final position it was seen tnat
those of the black robe alternated, two ana
two with those wearing white garments.
Another prayer followed. Then the mourn
Org executing the incense-bearers, sat DOWN
and listened to the invocation.
Th;s WAC followed by GAS We pass the
Gale =" bass duet, by Brothers Davis ana
Harding. A march, tencbre, was piayeu,;,
and the mourncrs marched again. Then Ill
knelt, and another prayer was SAID.
THE FINAL CEREMONIES.
"Now." said the priest, in solemn accents,
:. nothing remains but to commit the remains
RI the sanctity Of the tomb and to the keep
ing of the God Of our fathers. -, Death,
where Is thy sting o, Grave, where Is tiny
victory ~"
After expressing in earnest tones the hope
that all would profit by the lessons when
| had been inculcated by the ceremonies, sig
nal was given.
The nll-bearcrs lifted the coffin and, es'
corted by the mourncr>. bore it to the tonli,,
which had been built at the end of the nall
The doors were swung back and the coffin
deposited within. .o;r
Then the torch-bearers reformed their
ranks. The high priest looked upon the
tomb, and said in sad accents, . Farewell
farewell FAREWELL"
Then, keeping time to the solemn music
the torch-bearers marched away, ana disap'
peared as mysteriously as they had appeared
The lights were turned suddenly on 4
bcnediction was pronounced, and the auol'
ence dispersed in silence.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-For New Eng
,aud winds shifting TO southerly and easter
" on Thursday, with increasing clouainess.
For the Middle States casterly to southefiy
winds, cloudy weather and ram, eHcepi ior
northern New York, where there VIII DC
snow. For the Southern states, east OF Tue
Mississippi, easterly to southeris winas ano
cloudy weather, with rain. From tue ONO
valley to the Gulf, north and vast OF tne
Ohio valley, diminishing. pressure, rising
temperature, and increasing winds, with
rain tonight from Arkansas to southern
Ohio. and on Thursday extending northward
TO the southern portions Of Minnesota, Wis
cousin, and Michigan, but snow north o! the
Inter region.
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FiEth.Ayemue Theatre Burned.

New YORK, january 1.-The Fifth-Avenue
Theatre, on Twenty-fourth street, adjoining
the Fifth-Avcnue Hotel, was burned 10 the
ground soon after the matinee performance
this afternoon. The audience, which Ind
assembled to witness the play OF False
Shame" had scarcely more than dispersed
when the fire was discovered.
There was great excitement during the
burning of the theatre in the Fifth-Avcnue
Hotel, rs it was feared that the fire would
spread to that building, but it was saved b,
the eXertionS Of the tremcn.
The engines at O'Clock were still playing
upon the ruins.
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CiScIsSATI, january 1.-The loss by ice
to-day is estimated at 100000, the chief loss
being in coa-barges torn from their moor.
ings.
Later-At halfpa>t 10 \. NJ. the ice IN
the river gorged and stopped running. A
few minutes past II it commenced to move
slowly again. The Fittictll-Street ferry-boal
was thrown on the Kentucky shore op
positc the lower part of the city. About fifty
burgcs have been crushed to pieces ant
scattered along the shore OH both sides o
the river below the city.
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DasErond Depot Burned.

Especial telegram 70 The DlspaFh'I
MEHERRIS's DEror. VA, January 1.-The
Richmond and Danyille railroad depot at this
place was entirely consumed by fire last
night with all its contents, including the
telegraph Office, books, papers, DC. The fire
was first seen about 10 o'clock, and had made
too muck Roadway to be checked. The
building was a new structure, having been
built about three years ago. This is the third
time that the depot building at this place has
been burned within ten years. No cause Il
assigned as to the origin of the ire.
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The Late Methodist Revival.

TSpFEIII
SrAUNros, January 1.-The Methodist re-
viyal running through period OF eight
weeks has ended with the old year, and to-
morrow Rev. DIR. RcSser leaves for Winches.
ter. During its continuance there have been
two hundred and fifty conversions. OF the
converts one hundred and ti:ty-three joined
the Methodist church, and the remainder
connected themselves with the other churches
f., the civ.
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GALEsRURG, ILL.,, January Eight Of
the finest stores in Metropolitan Block were
burned last night. Loss, 100000. The
Opera House WAS saved by demolishing the
adjoiGing houses.
BosToS, January IA tire occurred last
night in the granite building sSl Washing
Ion street. Loss, $4,000.
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q rrsTTesv sAI.Es-..TE,is Day.
by Thomas vs.. keesee, Aucsioheef'
No. 1917 Main street.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE,
nIaNns ORGAN, oILCLOTH: CARPEr'
&C. F0K SALE Az AqG wI sell at my auction
c,n,ns very superior assortment OF FUkNi-
rIJKE, consisting In part OF ,.o,, r.ns
New PARLOR SUITS In striped aid crimson reps
and haircloth,
PIANOS, ORGAN,
New CHAMBER SUITS,
EXTENSION TABLES.
WsRUEOBES. SIDEBOhRnS.
pti1E GASES BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS-
LOUNGES, WASHSTANDS,
CARPETS, OILCLOTU,
PICTURES, MIRRORS.
FEATHER BEDS, &C. &c. yrrsrv
An
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-02
BY Wellington Godtiin,
Auctloueer and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE or THE ACADEM IL
Ep Xxi IL STREET NEXT BELOW THE EN-
CHANGE H0TE:L.-By virtue of deed Of trust 5!
executed to the subscriber bearing a,e on ts 4h Oh
Chauc,rv Court on the 9th Of December, 1871, In
book Il, 40. %, page IS shall in execution thereof
StTITRDAY the Attn Of january. 1873. at O'Clock
p. W., the real estate conveyed by the said deed,
known Us the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, located us
above The lot has front Of 10 feet OH Franklin
street and runs back the east line Of New street
about 100 feet more or less. The building Is re-
,narkably well-buill one, and has undergone con-
siderable repairs aud alterations.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defr expenses Of
sale and to pay of the notes unpal COUNTING 10
about a,750 and as TO the residue me proceeds
of sale on liberal terms, to ue ANNOUNCED Ut The
hour OF sale.
w. GolDDlN.
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The French Anti Cruelty Society has pro.
tested against the discipline applied to
"learned dogs"
The Texas railroads are carrying Immi-
grants at two and half cents mile.
Cardinal Cullen calls on the Irish clergy to
prevent the holding Of wakes BY the people,
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BY Moody & Royal.
Real Estate Agents and AuctonecrS,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE ON THE RIVER ROAD
NEAK THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF the.
Logan and wife 10 Louis +. Bossleux, dated March
5th l.8s and duly Of record Ia the County Court
clerk Office of Chesterfield county p. b.. vol. So,
page IS viii. IA trustee. sell ut public auction. on
SATURDAY the 18th Gay OF January. 1879. at
O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises, that valuable
PIECE OF LAND fronting 2.3 feet more or less on
said road running back 1885 feet, adjoining the land
Of Joseph Schultz ct ats
TERMS $3.50 and expenses Of sale &C., CT III; and
the residue. ii there be any, upon such time as the
said Robert Logan may direct.
LOUIS +. BOSSIEUX, Trustee
MOODY & ROYAL, Auctioncers.
az. H. anut1S
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonetrs,
No. lll3 Main street.
rJ,RUSTEEs' SALE OF THE HERMIT

TNRUSTEES' SALE OF THE HERMIT
| 4 AGE NURSERY, NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, BY AUCTION.-By virtue Of tn
provisions of certain deed OF trust bearing u.e
| and Wine Comwiny to the undersigned trustees
duly recorded In the Office Of the clerk OF Helricf
County Court 10 secure te IT. u the rNec
ton of said trust tning there1o reIt t ., nv nv
beneficiary therein sacnredl scll by auction on the
premises ON MVTDAi 90 1aS ss ., descri1ed IN
said Iced" consisting of FORTY ACRES OF
MiGHLY-MPI;0yED LASR foTptHg nj nlmG n
iNj;E. and largc and beautiful grove Of oak a!
trrcs, the for,nc.' site Of the dwclllng-house, sit-
latcd In an attractive locality, near the. agricu-
tui;l Fair Grounds, Gil ie Hermitage road ,polii.
lar iriyc) within one llc and quarter Oh me CITY
IL Richmond: on which land there Is now growing
Z nursery stock estimated Us f1Il1wS ;rprvs 20 -
100000 lhrec-ycar cid AtfLE. ifsEES' u ~
feet high.
so.eeo one And year old PEAR TREES, 5 to
5000 two AM and iiiree-ye old PEAR TREES, 5 to
A full line Of Of CHERRY, APRICOT, and NEC-
TARINE TREES. r>r,
Ar Senea afSSTwGsnt q Hbs and such
other stock usually found In a trst-claSs NURSERY.
The Hermitage Nursery is the Oldest Id .as VT
Virginia. and has an Gslbiseu ,rauu
nursery In the country Cor reliability anu M
Of lis stock. produces the hnest app.e,t n
crown I'm the United States. Its SOIL ana tile lnlt-
ness of the climate enable nurserymcn 10 produce
trees in TWO years fully equal 70 those grown Ia
Pennsylvania and New York In three years anu
ont the winter months. Situated near the sprraalnB
limits of n growing city, It's purchase %oulu ne d
handsome investment independents Oh the hulSer!
stock. go. A., .o.o, r. .
executing this trust and 70 pay OH SIX hegotao.e
notes for one thousand dollars each. with Interest
thereon ut the rate of twelve per cent. per annliln
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Sew-Year,s nay I'm New York

New YORK, January 1.-The weather i.
bright, clear, and cold this morning. The
streets are in good condition, the slush having
frozen. All the stores and places of bushes,
are closed, and everybody is intent upon
enjoying the holiday and in making calls.
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Germany.

BERLIN, january Prosecutions have
been Instituted against the Roman Catholic
Journals Of this city and In the provinces
which have published the recent Papal allo-
cnriOn. The excitement on this subject Is
Increasing throughout The Empire.
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Marine Disasters.

NEWPORT, r. T., December 3l.-The
sahaoper Louisa a., from Hayti for Boston,
here last night. with the loss OF her
Ead. Che reports that OH the Goth of
Der she saw an unknown ship OF
IS on fire, but no crew or boats could
4 II is believed she was petroleum
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD Cu..l
RICHMOND, August ID. 1877.
edmond AND DANEILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD.--Uu and after SUNDAY. August 18Th.
GnI[C, WEST.

~ ROAD.-oH anuailer SUSDA J. August l'iu
1872: -
GOING WEST.
Train No. 3 Through passenger leaves Richmond
daily except Sundays At $40 A. NJ: leave, Dat
willie II 1855 L. NJ. arrives al trcuI>bDru at -.
p. NJ.
Train No. Lynclliurg pas,cngcrl leave. RIc',
mnnd daily at s:25 a. NJ; arrives at LynchhnFs al
Train No. 10 Through mail and express iray..
Richmond daily ut .:30 L. NJ. leaves Danviiir ti,
A. Vi.
GOING EAST
Train No. ? !tlIrnugh mail and eEnreSs!l eaSeA
Greensboro daily 10 4. NJ: leaves DaE,llr dai.;
f. $40 A. NJ; arrives al Richmond daily at Ia.
Train No Through Passenger irav0s Green.
bOro' daily except sundays At ll:!O A. NJ; rt@:
Danyille at 1852 L. NJ; arrives at Richmond al :a'
Train No. 9 Nynchbury passenger! leaves Lynch.
burg daily ut \. NJ; leaves Burkcylc at l:;s +.
~: arrives at Richmond at 3:!5 j. NJ.
Trains Nos. 8 aud ID connect Mt Greensboro wit'
trains the North Carolina railroad tor all pon;
south
Train NJ. 10 connects at Greensboro VITA TRAIN
for Raleigh arriving there al 1906 4. NJ. Passenger.
leaving Racish at 7:ia T.. VI. CONNECT at Gree store
with train NJ. : for Richmond.
Train No. connects at Brrkeyi!lc with train 90
the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad ios all
| points southwest and south.
Lynchburg Accommodation Train leaves Eta'
mond at 4:5S +. NJ daily except sundays aIf'n:
Passenger train on the Atlantic, Misslssipp! all
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passenger, coming east leave Lynchbury after The
arrival Of the Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio pa
senger train from Bristol, and arrive mt RichuDti
at 9:.s A. II.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south shi
southwest can be- procured the ticker olIiyr Ia
Richmond, and Of k. +. WAIVER, Agent al us
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. No. iJ:"
Main street, Richmond.
Papers tina. have arrangements to advertise tn.
schedule OF this company Will please print as above
JOHN Z. MACMURDu.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
t. NJ. r. TALcOTr, Engineer aud Sup"rint"ni
cnI. Il
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T HEREWITH TAKE PLEASURE in
Il Informing my friends and the public gene
rally that shall be prepared 10 OPEN 4 SCHOOL
FOR INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING, Sc.
Having passed the greater part OF my studies al
the Academy OF Art ut Berlin. aud besides havin
q long practical experience In all the diferer
branches of the fine art, can with confidence 81
that am able to satisfy every demand asked OF III
profession in the way OF DIR WING, PAISTIN
In OIL. WATER-C0L0RS, Sc.
TERMS OF TUITION Fer session Of three monn
two night-lessons per week., Sl25o, payable in nc
vance.
Time for instruction: For ladies, Tuesdays ri.
Fridays from TO 3 O'Clock al night; for gentle
men, Mondays and Thursdays.
Extra lessons during HE day In drawing, paint
ing In oil and water culor3, 81 per hour.
Special attention of mechanics who desire In
struction In architectural drawing Is called to this
advertisement.
For further information call at my studio, Sc
yenth street between Broad and Marshall.
4 WILLIAM KOPSKE,
Dc e-eodlm Professor OF Fine Arta.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Wednesday, January /, 1873.
There were no offcl ings on Change to-day.
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CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
IN 2-Iuwtiel& tswtfc

CUERLFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an or
p der 81 conrt In the case of Coleman rs Payne
& Marshall &C., and by consent OF parties Interest
oil =! sha Ii proceed to sell on SATURDAY January
T. is73 mt Ii O'Clock A. NJ, at the horse-ot, In front
One IRON-GRAY MARE, four years OLD next
spring ana ,,
One .SORREI. HORSE, eight years old.
Roth of these horses ride and work we'll Can be
Trn,JS Cash JOHN W. WRIGHT.
&, lids Sheriff City of Richmond
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BY James T.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.


CPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ AT AUCTfON.--At the request of The owner
will offer for sale ut auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, December 20, 1872. at IL O'Clock 81
that extremely valuable property known AZ the
MONUMENTAL HOTEL. and the LOT adjoining,
with the wooden aud brick buildings thereon.
This property l. situated in the exact geographical
centre Of the city, immediately opposite to the Capt.
tul Square, ut the Junction Of Grace and Ninth
streets, directly opposite 10 Capitol street, and un
equallcd for the beauty Of It's situation. II has
front of 1863 feet the west Side Of Ninth street
and ~ feet on the north side of Grace street. and
threc-fnurts of the lot has depth oil 100 feet run
ming hack from Ninth street.
The property Is chartered, and may be taken by
company i'll shares OF $780, In which event the owner
will take number of them. When the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, now nearly finished, shall be
completed, there must Ge frSt-cldSS h0trL on
Shockoe HILL and this place Is wthouta ival for IT..
Until preparations made to build the rental will
keep down interest, taxes, &c. The property may
be bought privately, and negotiations arc Invited.
TERMS Very liberal.
In consequence Of bad weather POSTPONED to
MONDAY, January IL, 1873. ut si,na hour.
j. l.. APPERSON, Auctioneer.
de 2l-3tawtJa9tGtd
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INTERESTING CEREMONIES.

Brother W. II. Davis sang Il bass solo,
"Truth Gwns upon the human SOUL"
Four brothers advanced bearing flowers.
From stations ut the corners OF the calafulque
they stepped to the coffin and Strewed aow-
ers upon it. Then marching TO the head of
the coffin they stood side by side, saluted in
the oriental fashion the coffin, and then
marched out, themusic still continuing.
The sound of distant bell was heard, and
ut the same instant the lights in the hall went
almost out, and the catatnlque in the centre
was but dimly visible. Another sound from
Il mutlled bell, u dirge from the orchestra,
and then from one corner of the hall light
appeared. 1t was from torches Lorne by
the funeral procession.
The men wore white garments, which
covered them from head 10 foot, and Were
belted around the waist. They wore red
aprons, and on their heads were flowing
caps OF white, covering the head like Have.
lock, and surmounted by silver helmets
which reflected the torch-lishts. The two
men who led these twenty-eight were habite;l
in black, and they carried no torch.
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FRESHNESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE, an established CLOTHING
l. AND TAILORING HOUSE OF over fifteen
years standing-nnr OF .hc very best corners on
Seventh street. Washington ID. {. Sales over $4,000
per un,,um. For negotiation, address, with real
mime, ACTIVE MERClIANT,'' care OF Griffin <
Hoffman. Baltimore, Md. il l-3t
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

SERNnsH VA ny "DN I'"--,,- -
THRISTMAS GOODS
y AT r. BALMER & CO.'S
IRISH WHISkEY,
SCOTCH WulSkEI,
JAMAICA RUM,
HOLLAND GIN.
FRENCH BRASDIES,
CHAMPAGSES:
RAIsISS I'm quarter. half and whole h0XesJ
CURKANTS, CiTRON,
LEMDS-PFEL.
PRIMES, FIGS,
MINCE-MEAT
JtLLIES, GELATlNE,
CANNED TOMATOES,
PEACHES.
STRAW BERRIES,
CHERRIES,
CORN.
RASPBERRTES;
JAMAICA GINGER.
PRESERVED LINES,
SARDINES,
dely MACAROSI, and CHEESE.
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after September Both Pas.
SENGER TRAINS VIII leave Richmond u, tot
lows:
$50 4. M.--MAlL TRAIN Except Sunday To-
the White sulphur Springs. connecting III t.ur,iu,
vile with the Orange, Alexandra and Alns.,,,
train for Washington and North, aui Lynchbuls
and South.
4:35 z. M.--ACCOMMODATIuN TRAIN i-Xrrni
Sunday for Gorousvie. arriving al Els T.. "
This train connects ut Gorionsvil!c with the night
trains on the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas rat
road for |. fNCliBURG and " ASiiINGruN.
Through tickets, II low rates sold 10 all pirt.
Northwest and Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown
Amsterdam. Antwerp Hamburg, Ilavrc. Rotterdam
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Eoihchurg, "a all point.
on this road, can bc bought of The General 1irHc
Agent ut Richmond or can bc ordered through .i. /,
station agent on the road.
Further information may BE- obtained al the Com.
pany's offices.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES +. SETIIEELASD, General Ticket Aerut.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND,
POTOMAC route. lIrccinhcr IL, 1917. (
IN AND AFTER DE- CEMBER 1f, 1872

AND a AFp I5s , Db cEMB D 49, 1872
Up DAY MAIL. uiu rail amt steamer lraIr,
Byrd-Strcet station Z. II.
UP NIGHT MAI IL, cin rail- alone. leaves Byrd
Street station $40 r. II. Except on SHnday-.l
VI ACCOMMODATIONS leaves BrUat-slrrr
station $40 L. NJ. Except on Sundaysl
DOWN DAY MAIL. ria rail and stcamer 81,
riyrS ut Byrd-Street station at 2 L. VI.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL. ria rail- alone. arr So, a
Byrd-Street station, la0 A. N. Except on M.u.
Down ACCOMMODATION TRAfy arrive. ,
Broad-Strcet station s:37 4. NJ. except on Sun
days.) J.. +. ID. MYERS.
dc II General Superintendent.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiohoers'
Z r1a.rnrf., afrnet between MID ana Bauk.

r1,RUsTEEs SALE OF THE xEkY
i VALUABLE ESTATE 1 81 so9 iq Hak1 hI BiiT'
TnW KNOWN As BIGL rik's.-ln execution o., or
DEGREES Of the limited States Circuit Goar, ior .S
~, The ili ana ed October 1872, i'i me ease 81
Ter r. Walters administrator &C. ne NE Isre aud
stead Of Robert Saunders Msl sea- aneon
Iiun' L., a. tba c,,v of Richmond Va. Ol THuhoDa 4
the 18Th day Of February, ~ ssenry 10 pay said
Wacrs debt Of the LAND emrsceh IN me aess
OF trust from debt TO William Waller, dated
sad has not been s, aey WsSr S9S 9y
slln Dig 60 ,e cold about TWO THOUSAND ONE
HGSRD ACRES OF hA fSn1 X.as from 9n %l
inshnre The land will be- sold In parcels accord
ina 70 a plan which will be explained on appiica-
uT TERMS: One-1bird at The time of sale I'm ifgai
tendcr: the balance In three equal instaihehts u
sIx twelve, aud eighteen months.
S'N' JAMES ALFRED JONES,
. ".., Sub-truStee.
t1p1-pps & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
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IN LINNEMANN'S DIEING ESTAB-
l. LISIIMENT.-TOYS,C CHOICE TOYS, AT NO.
400 BROAD STREET.-The finest and largest
sorllnent OF TOYS in this city. Drums and Trum-
pets, fic5 Dolls In great variety. Fine CrOckery-
In fact I'LL kinds OF TOYS you may think of. Come
and look ut my Fancy Goods. You will surely buy.
l.. LINNEMANN,
No. 420 Broad street.
KID GLOW rs and FEATHERS CLEANED, and
DI ED ia any color. dels
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
L'OR SALE PRIFATELY.-SIXD ESI-
Il RABLE HOUSES for sale privately ut low
figures and on liberal terms.
Also FIFTY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
for sale In all parts OF the town. from Se per foot
TO Sl5. For particulars apply to
MOODY & ROYAL,
uo30 Manchester Va