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he NEW NORTHERN LIBERTIES NaPERT
hOrsE, or oth, between n and L streets, L ttSt
approaching completion. The architect, NTr
Jas. n. MCGill, has arranged for the draisags
by inserting in the tCCr Al large cesspOOl trs,5s
connecting them with the sewers. There are
a-so L pavement washers for hose, Of one and a
half inch opening, placed in position at varI-
Gus points, and the door being of North river
nagglDg with fall OF four feet from the north
10 Tie south end Of the building, a distance Of
3-4 feet, aftOTcs excellent surface DRAINAGE AMI
leaves but little chance for the lOtgernan+ of
DIAL, &C. The trustees have directed Mr
IhOS. DoElinZ, the we'll known auctiOueer. 70
sell = public auction, on Monday, the % dav
OF W. 1aTy newt, at II o'clock A. m an the
stalls The trustees have also decided 70 have
grand opening promenade concert on the
evening OF thursday, January 1i,h next, from
. 70 il p m and have Gxed the price OF adnfs-
SION AZ the nominal sum Of > cents the pro
ceeCs Tor the Jenent Of 81. AIMS Infant ! zv-
INN, Women'S Christian Home Hone Tnd-is-
ul2l School, Protestant Orphan Asylum wife
ard children OF jos. Metz, who was uutlrtu
nately killed whilst putting up the iron work OF
NE TOofI) and the National Washington Nouu-
inert society. The market will be formally
CTeE6d Tor business on Saturday afternoon.
JJaIuary ltlh, al 2 o'clock. General VI. q.
army, has written 20 the trustees a letter. in
which lie says OF the building, 81 have seen
nothIg IN Europe c. America OF bsttsr
model and be makes number OF suggestions
az to tie drainage and heating.
NETRoFcLITAE BRANCH OF THE EvAsssL-
l. 20 4
J0L "a HseL q. PRO "a meetIc- o. tvs s. e;r,,-
JSfIan Branch CT The Evangelical Alliance Of
Ihe United States vas held az the plriors OF ths
Young Mems Christian Association ys.s.rdtg
Afternoon; DR. Peter Parker in tie chair
and Rev. William ICG ulrs secrstarv Htv-.
Byron Sunderland, .. II. Tiffany. =. Y. Parker.
A b Atkins, ). DOmeT, Il. g. GRAY. Z. g.
MeadoT nd G.. \. Han were present. The IY.-
ioNlL2 0mcers were elected for the ensuing
year .-PTestIent, DT. Peter Parker; vice PIES
ilents, Professor flames q. yelling. Professor
Joseph Henry, and Rev. %. II. Il. I.nv; ss~-s-
tary- Kew. William Mcclure, and treasure- .
>. Pratt. IOFics were Adopted az suitable Tor
tftOFtailOn ana lEterCessiOn on the success. y-
aays Of meeting 10 was decided u holF .re
nt on day meetings a. Lincoln Hal! and the .1l-
I0Shs gentlemen we're elected 20 prCss Sc A.
.Een non dsv, Rev. ). s Mitchell, Tue-f zv.
Kew william ?. Speake; Wednss.iay, F.~ Dr.
Gray; Thursday, Rev. ". +. Wa kin,. Frid.y.
Kew. :. DOmer5 Saturday, Rev !. e Rang u
Rev. DR.. 1lrany moved 10 insert m ths toni =
Suppression OF the evils OF intsr,usr4ufe >
and some debate eIsued thereon, but the motion
was not adopted
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TIE APPRENTICES TYPB-sRTTTNG ToURSA-
NEST will come on on Saturday, the 23l OF
.Ianna ~, and the prize to be contested for will
De German silver composing stick. The tim ,
Tor entering rs limited 70 the 18th Of Janusry,
anu 81 entrance fee will be charged. this fact
should not be forgotten. As far az known. fen
boys viii certainly be in the race. A referee
and proof-reader hSve been selected. The
Iuiss governing the tournament Of December 5
VIII also govern in this contest.
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iBE DIRECTORS OF the Baltimore and Polo
mae railroad company held their monthly meet
lLg ia BALTIMORE yesterday. Mr.. j. y. Du-
bartF, who mas been the general manager OF
tie 7os6 ~. TO this time resigned 81 I,9sfti,n
ait Lis res grafton was accepted. 5IT. Frank
/ EUE.sUn, Who wss last week elected general
manager OF the Northern Central railway, was
elected IL tue position made vacant by tha
resignation OF Dir. DuBarry. Mr. DUB will re-
Nsye 70 PEIlaGelT hia and take charge of ths
scOthern tureaG of the Pennsylvania rsilroad,
but will continue as vice president OF the r. x,
r init. tire annual meeting, which will take
place shortly.
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OF THE ROYAL ORIENTAL MARIoyNKrrEs
TnlcE appear IN their unique performances at
LineOHh hail TINS evening the New York Herald
OF October 18th says: "When AZ the fan NJ the
curtain the audience depart, il is only TO marvel
mat art on the stage could be so closely aIIied
70 FuPpet Life a. TO exact so much OF geuuins
praise. When mere figures do so much bertsr
In dialogue and action than the would- bs- actor
OF the hour criticism must be silent.D
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Mr.. HENRY TIGER, for manv WARS mas, :.
driver on the Tth street line Of street cars. and
lstteriy the Waterman at the stables, died yes-
terday morning at his residence, corner or sth
been sick but few days, and on Christmas IA v
had very severe surgical operation Performed
on him TO relieve Q deraDgment Of the bowels-
as last resort, but II failed to save his LIE.
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SToGE ROBBRRs,-AbOut 2.4j O'Clock this
OrniOg as Private Watchman James ,. john
son and Police Officer Atkinson were passing
Trough Marble Alley, bstween AZ and 6tS
Teets and Missouri and Pennsylvania avenues,
Trey discovered two cOlored men in the rear
OF Poole x Hume's grocery, who started TO run
on Observing the otiiceTs. johnson and Atktn-
n ordered them 10 halt and fred two shots at
them, but they made good their escape going
towards the Island. The officers found this
WindO~s in the rear OF Poole & Hume's store
broken ont, and the beading around Wyvilps
stove store go loosened that it could be easily
removed.
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REAL ESTATE SALES -Messrs. Duncsnson
Bros, 9uctioneeTs, sold yesterday for Joseph II.
Blacstsn, esq, trustee, sll of ots 81, So 50. ST.
%, JG, 81, So, Of Mayhews ubdi vision in square
No 2h4, situated on street, between 18th aud
10Th streets north west-lOt So at q cents, and
the remaining seven lots at % cents per square
foot to the Arlington Fire Insurance Company.
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L EkTY Isl fsaEdRs sAE5 SSsshH PzoP

a. By virtue Of deed OF trust from Thee sore n
- OiCw aud wife, dated the nth day OF A nrTi-
17Io12, and rded IA Liber No 6s2, fllfl as
ore OF TIE l7Bd recoTcsuf Washington county, Dis,
ulct O. Columbis, the undersigned, rs trustee ana
a. ne request Of the party cured thereby will ofr
81 public safe, on To hsDAY the SIst a AZ OF De-
Der 1874, In fionl OF the premises ~ tn hour OF
ooIcek 3 m, all that pkrt % lot 10. a. situated
u Geo getOEn District Of Columbia Beginning for
the sane the south side % Bridge street " heTe
the west line OF raid lot irterseots tha ssd strsf
aud running south nfty five foot and ten inches T.
the lne OF Jose % BOucher's lot then east and psr
sel with Bridge street sixteen feet then north and
parallel With the fret line nfty-fye feet spd -
lnohes 70 BIS &c street; then vi. the ra OF Hr{d
street sixteen feet q the beginning with the two.
story Brick Butlfing upon the same
TeTmt: One third cash: tae re1idue OF tho mr.
chase money 10 six snd twelve months from the IN ~
OF sale. The purchaser giving his notes bearing IN
teresf 81 10 per cent. A deed Eiver, and . I'D
OF trust taken 20 secure the def Tred payreuts Al
deeds a. the expense 81 the rBrr haSer
n. JACKSON Trustee
dfCZl-lUi- THOMAS DOWLISG. Aust
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THERE viii be many brilliant receptions dur
ing tie present week, and the new year Will be
uShered u by al the usual social fest vites and
customary Inequalities for which the national
capital Is 30 celebrated. The ladies are actively
eI gagged N preparing the most bewitchinZ cos
TUNES 70 receive their visitors in on New Years
day, ana the toilets will doubtless be a. becOn-
ing and recherche as ever. To com9lete these
costumes il viii be necessary to have appropri-
ate sets CT ieWelry, and to secure Il ese we rec
or mend q visit 10 the popular store of Mr.
Prog, iJI Pennsylvania avenue, who has now
On hand q magnificent variety or Colorado
SspIhiTes, Opaiines, and Mexican diamonds
mounted N gold. with gold knobs. COPIED from
The regular diamond settings; new buck!ed
bracelet manufactured expressly for MIR. Prigg
by mason, al exact copy of the siNty-dOlar
bracelet, the same color and design, for fifteen
uoi.li-. lie has also q splendid line OF chars-
lalnes, opera and neck chains in gold wire from
hFe 10 Ten and fifteen dollars; gold front sets OF
JeWtry, copied from gold designs, at from two
70 LlISSl Collars; and new jet sets, with a deer's
% az anh carved cross set with gsrnets. He a As
also The dead gOdd plate initial sleeve button in
All the newest designs. NT. Prigg embraces this
cIIC1tUEity 10 return his thanks 10 the citizens
OF Washington for the generous patronage they
nave CLierCSd 10 him during the past wear, an I
esp ciaily for the liberal holiday trade and in
Ills connection bsgs leave TO state that be will
receive early this week, and in ample time for
me new years festivities, large supply OF
gods containing many new designs, in addition
70 moe he has how on hand, from which IaIIes
ahd EeHt!smen can select many desirable ar
ticitS iJ- iu4l dress pUrpOses.-SUHIIy CA1oaicIs
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GEORGETOWN EdverIiSement.

GEORGETOWN Advertisements
nSFAkhERs' AND mkCHAEIJs NE-
Wy 1IO6AL BAEK,
-, GEoRs FLOWN, ID. O., Dec "a 1874
,Ine Board q D5reltors u this Ra,t -. q,
elared dividend Of -FOUR PERCENr s,t - y
~ nc past SIX mouths, PAYABLE % aud attsr
dec3e eost W. LAIRP, JR Cashier.
I Sf6h0hGkTnMh ~ ILpIN3 AND ~
ecC fhONEMhkT OOMPAsY -Books vffi ~,
m To- H of DECEM BAR, 1854 aDf r-maio opeu Tor
% order q the Board q Directors
oeos-tn6sIm h. W. BARKETT, Secretary.
X THOMAS DoMLIsG, AuctioneeT,
ia brioge street, Georgetown
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF yALUABrr RE.trs
ImPEOYED BY TWO ONEisT0RY an
TIC bBICh DWELLING HsUsEs, ar AUC.
Ia by virtue OF q deed OF tru-, % ne. s.,., -.
EsS 18th day q April, A ls7s aod dull Tesorf.
sA ed IN Lieer No 7a6, folio ts7, one OF the isnt
rec rds Tor the District Of Columbia snd AZ the s
onsst 81 TIE parry secured thereby. We will sell =,
public suctien ia front 81 the prezlfsa- 10 tbs 49,
est bidder, on MONDAY, January 4 M. iS-s 80
CLOCK 2, m, 81 that piece parcel a sroSpa
District Ct Columbia. Ruowr and descrfhed a. 80
eest tWenty-siI Us feet front hy the dsrth 81 10
I'm bered one hundred and thirty three flssl ~
best'y snd HawktL's addition 20 sad Georesf1xn
Iogether with the improvements upoS tbs sa,,s NJ
telns " CD one story and attic Brick DEeilipF,
Terms o. sale: one-third cash; balance 4, siv an,
tHelNe monthsi with Interest," deferred payrnerts -
ne ~ oted 81 trutt BON the properly sols
sale. All coDyeysUcing stthe { BET oftbe pnr,bs,sr
II the q rms q sale are not complied wifh IN a.
dsysthe ruEtees reserve the right q resell AZ the
GEORGE h ELIIOTTJ
JAMES VI CkPTKT5SS Trustees.
oeezy THOs. DOwLIEG. Auct.
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HOLIDAY PREsENrs. i.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK <LPACAS.
6hUII DhESS GOODS, All shades.
SHA WIS, NCARFS, GLOTHN
HANDKEP CHIEFS, NECKTTFS
BLANhE rs, CARPETS,
AT lO3 Bridge street
cecil IT BENJAMIN MILLER
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BOOTS AND SHOES just re-x
- ceiyed Ladies' French Is III Newport Ties ~
and slipper, Ladies' French kid Button ~
boots, Ladies' Fox ButtD1 Boots ana BliHora-'
Misses aud hiidren's shoes, all styles aud color;
&. r. Burt's Fine shoeo- Button aud Laced;
Trunks Satchels. and Sole Gather Nalise>. al 10"
figures Genllrnen's Fine Shoes, hand ,ewcd.
Give me q call. W. +. ". IAiLuH's,
10 lS corner Fourth and RrnaT street.
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CHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
TENTlON OF THE TRADE Is PARTICULAR
LYISVITED.-By virtue OF an execution In my
hands In favor of John II. Bowman's admiDistrator
against Charles ". Wallace and G.: A. Wallace, l
shall proceed 10 SELL al the store of Charles NJ. Wal
lace, Cary street over the store OF Bland Co..
on TUESDAY the 14th July. 1874, at 10 O'Clock,
bis entire stock OF goods. consisting OF
is barrels REAGAN & KOoGLEk'S WHlsKEY,
average age six years pronounced by judges to
be the finest Virginia whlskey;
S barrels Fauquier county WHISKEI, eighteen
months Old as per stamps;
81 demijohns 'NOSDEsCRIPT" WHiSKEY,
seven Yeas OLD (unique) suitable for clubs and
8 barrels celebrated William Wallace's NOUN
TAIN DE - Two years old;
barrels BLACKBERRY BRANDY, old;
5 barrels WINE VINEGAR;
3 barrels SCUPPERNONG VINE. two years old;
boxes five dozenl JOUR- OWN" WHlSkEY,
seven years old;
rs boxes forty-eight dozcn) BLAChBhKhi
WINE vintage 1S67),a purely medical arti-
4 cask CHERRY BRANDY:
one-eighths casks BLACKBERRY BRANDY;
] barrel BI1TEKS;
lot DEMIJUHNS;
2s uarreis BLACKBERRY BRANDY;
pa barrels CORDIAL;
/ irarrei FRENuH BRANDY;
Lot of empty BARR lis and RECTlFYISG
TUBS:
large IRON SAFk;
OFFICE FIXTURES, &C.; and .undry other arti-
cles loo numerous TO mention.
And ut the request of Sir. G.. NJ. Wallace, VIII be
sold, i'm mCdiaf ely after tn" above sale, the Ipp''
WILL Of the concern Zone OF the largest and best
known in the United Statcs) together with Re-
cipeS. Brands. Trade. Marks, &c OF William Wal.
face Il Sons.
TERMS !: Cash. JOHN W. WRIGHT.
iyD Sheriff civ of RichmOud.
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AUCTION sALEs--Future Days.
BY II. Nc ormlck, Auctioreer,
l414 Main street.

lEl3 MAIN StIett. sE-5
r ARGE, ATTRACTIVE, AND PER-
- STOCK OF F shESeh CHA sn GRocKERY
HousErvRs AsR sEa aoobs' tTs6Ys. &C. 3c,
Atthe request OF Mr. Thomas Z; Apgusi, VINO or Is
changing his present business VIII sell III n5
No idn7 Main street commencing on 1HuhS-
DAY Oil, instant, ut 10 o'clock nna ,,ra stnrt
from day to day at the same aepsstine In part Of
WHITE CHINA
DINNER. TEA, and TABLE SETS.
FANCY VASES, CUPS and SAUCEEs'
MUGS, HOTEL GOODS,
ORNAMENTS, &C., &c.
WHITE GRANITE
DINNER TEA, and TOILET SETS,
CUPS and SAUcERs. PLATES,
DISHES. MUGS. BASINS and EwERs,
CHAMBERS. BOWLS,
PITCHERS, &C., &c.
WOOD AND WILLOW-WARE
BUCKETS, MEASURES, SPICE BOXES.
TRAVELLING, DISNER, MARKET and FANCY
BASKETS.
BIRD CAGES,
Consisting Of
BREEDING, MocKING.
CANARY, and SPARROW:
some Of which are very handsome and costly.
TOYS.
CHINA. GLASS, INDIA RUBBER,
PAPER MACIIfE,
and other styles IN great variety;
DOLLS, DOLLHEADS, &C,
OF every description
ALSO,
A large variety Of childrens' CARR .ges embracin
some twenty different styles, hOBBY-HORoE
PhOPELL Frs, WAGONS, CARTS, SLElGHS,
&C., &c.
The entire stock will be sod Without limit or re-
serve and without doubt embraces the largest anu
most desirable stock OF the above named goods that
has been offered at auction in this city since the war
having been laid in with special care TO sun the re-
tall tra de OF this city. MIR. angus having been III
the business for The past twenty three years faters
himself that the stock VIII suit the entire cominu-
nty aud most rcspf cttully invites the attention u
the trade aud consumers.
VIII be sold at the same time
! Heavy Silvcr-patcd French Plate SHOW CASE
2FANCI STORE COUNTERS,
II. MCCORMICK.
jy S-3t Auctioneer
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Eleventh street between Main and H,nL

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE Form
Il HORSE POWER ENGINE AyD ON, "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POWER PGRT ,PpHSs
BOILER AT AUCTIOS.-In execution or hhLs
of trust from Joseph Bacber 10 the un,le rsivassa
dateo goth January, 1874 being thereto rni';;
by W lillian J.. Tanner & Co., thu ben, dci,rsH' th
cured thersby.l win sell At public auction. a. ~
brewery on Chlmboriz3 itll, formerly known =,
at O'Clock p. NJ. ONE FOUR-HORs-, p0Vs.H;
ENGINE and ONE TWENTY-fIVt- TIt,p.ss
POWER PORTABLE BOILER. both believed ~
be In good order.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the COG, az ,.,.
and note for 316O with interest thereon ,r ,ae
29th January, 1874. til psiu, and the n,isn.a
upon such terms as the grdBtvr ia said do a ,ns
prescribe. JOHN II. TANNER. 1ru.,."'
GECBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers W.
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by Moody & Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
by Moody & Koya

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIRTY
" ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUNTY Of
CuESTEKFInLD, NEAR THE CIT? OF NAN "
CHESTER. AZ pGBLIC AuGTi0T;i =, N dIENSI
or THE COURTHOUSE OF SAID COCNi1,
Is TIE CITY OF MANCHESTER. On MN
Day, JULY 10, 1874: TIL AT BEING Couhl-
DAY AT liz O'CLOCk.-ln pursuance OF an Or
der OF Tie Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county en-
tered at the May term thereof Ill the cnanceT9 sui
of " ilam H. Morgan It ais. rs. John \. Morgan
Il 0Ls shall commissioner proceed 10 sen a. a.
the time. place aud mauner above nehtlonea, tne
VALUABLE kACr OF LAND contsi tI,G
THIRTY ACRES. more or less, lying "n the ma.
lothian turnpike and the Providence rohu, auout
SIX miles from Manchester There IS goon W.
STONY FRAMED BUILDING OF the same con-
talnng five rooms, and usual oul-buidings; alSn,
a good MISUNDERSTANDING. About one-ihira 0, TINS
tract IS In secoud-Srowh oak and pine, oalaIce
cleared anu In good state of cultlvatlop. LIS
could he made one of the best trucNlrs farms In
the vicinity, being near to the markets OF ooth
Richmond and MAJ chester. aud should engage inc
attention Of those in quest OF such property, anu
invite their attention to The following iihefal
TERMS: Ope-fourth Cash; the balance at s'N'
Twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
bearing six per interest from day of SALE tlle
title being retained unit the whole purchase. m0he!
is pa,d DAVI, l.. PULLIhM,
Tvs Special commissioner
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HNRuSTEES, SALE OF ONE PORTA

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE PORrA-
i BILE TWENTY-FIVE HORSE-POWt IT,
BiLaK BOILER AND Engine, NEARLY
NEW.-By virtue Of Il deed Of trust executed by
james .. dickinson 10 thr Undersigned as trustees,
on the Goth day of May, 1878. and duly recorded
in Hanover county, Va, To secure 10 " X. Polk
ymrnt OF Ihrce rtatn accepted drafts therein
mentioned. default having been made In the paw
request OF said ". K. Polk. the holder thereof We
sha proceed to sell at public auction, rbc pre-
mer. near Green Bay Stallion, Chesapeake aud ohio
railroad, on 81 ,NDAY. the 9Th Gay OF july. 1874,
at o'clock NJ, the property above described.
TERMS: Whilst the decd requires caSh rs TO the
debt secured and unpaid, yet the beneficiary will
name more lneral terms at The sIe; The residue.
after paving said drafts on terms 70 be- named on
day OF sale b. said Dickinson.
GEO =; VAShoN;i Trustees.
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LIZ ]. /. AppCrsOn,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
No. lOl6 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
l. ABLE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
No $40. AND ia kerry ATTACHED, ON THE
WEST SIDE OF SkFENTEr ri \ ga Il BROAD
STREET, AT AUCripN.-By virtue OF Il deed OF
trust from John Gallagher and wife 10 The sub
scrib,r dated lSt of May, 1871. and only record
en- shall thcng thereto required by The beneficiary
sell. on the premises, on SATURDAY, Jnty lS,
1874, mt O'clock T.. NJ III fair: u not the next
fair Iiav thereatter) the HHlCk STORE. DW Eli
ING. and BAKERY occupied by the said Gallagher
and located above, with rooms supplied with
wa.cr gas. &c. The lot fronts ~ ieet i inches,
and runs back 81 feet to an alley twenty feet vide
II IS regarded as rsI-rate business stand In that
locality. and us proximity To the Offices of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company adds ma
terialiy To lt- value.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash rs to the
debt secured unpaid and cxp nses of sale tahoIt
>2.25OI. The beneficiary will accept one-f'urth In
cash. and the balance 1T four, eight, aud twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, St.
cuicu by deed in lieu thereof; as 10 The resi-
due, will be moe knowu Al the sale.
JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
j. l.. hrPERSoS, Auctioncer. " 7-td'
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLENBURG
- COUNTY, FA.-RECESf DISCOVERY or
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, decidedly tmpregna-
ted with the celebrated Salts of Lttha." These
Springs open for the reception of visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874
In most Of the chronic forms Of disease Regarded
rs remedial hv mineral waters these Springs ENJOY
a dcservrdiy high reputation.
In general adaptation and curative power In DIS
eases OF women, in Dyspepsia In LIS protctn forms
i'm chronic Intermittent feverS. ana III all diseases
generate by malarial pol sons. they are without
rival among TIL, medicinal waters OF America the
proprietor Is aware that this is very strong claim
The pubic will judge if ii be sustained By The lcsti.
monialS submitted. .
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have beer discovered at this place. One ol
them, according - IN analysis made hy professor
Tonry, of Baltimore, is decidedly impreGnale3 With
the .iSlfs OF Lithia," which has given such ccle-
brity to the Gettysburg spring In our own country
and to the AK II Chtppcl2 and llrily waters OF
the continent of Europe, aud which is 50 nlghlS
esteemed in the medic al world remedy IL
cont rheum ttisIn and in kidney and bladder alice
lions.
Professor George Il. Wood, Of the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA, says: "Therc Is PERHAPS no other
reme0v from which equal efficacy may be expected
In the removal OF the deposits OF the uIaic vi SODA
In the joints and lisncntous tissues In gouiy pa
teuIs and i'll preventing the deposits III the KID
ueys and urinary passages"
II NAV tie worthy OF not that lnIS Is the oull
Spring IN Yrginia In which this salt Is found
Otherwise than The Iner"st trace.
Pamphlets containing an Iyais, Testimonials. &c.
can be had application To McsSrS fCRCELL.
LADD Il CO.. druggists. or MeSsrs. WEST, JOHN.
SToS l. CO.. booksellers, Mai street, Richmond
Va, or hr addressing the undersigned Ill Btyuton
Va. zap Odd xw4ml THOMAS +. GoobF.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT IN
4 MANCHESTER, ON THE WEST SIDE Of
BAINBRIDGE STREET BETWEEN LAW
RENEE AND JONES SHEETS. AT AUG
TOMAS trustee In n certain detd-nf trust from
of e. F. Moore, to the undersigned, Gated oath of
june, 1872 shall sell at auction, on the premises.
on FRIDAY, 10th july, at = O'Clock 7. NJ, the
LOT conveyed In SAID deed, ironing 80 feet on
B,inbrid,c Street between Jones ana Lawrence
streets, aud running back $50 feet 10 an alley 20
feet wide. Upon this lot L DWELLING HOUSE
has been erected.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay expenses Of sale
and note for S62.96, with Interest thereon at The
rate Of per cent. per annuln from 27rh Deccm-
bier. 1873. TIL paid and the residue upon such
terms It's the gr;iItor In said decd may prescrlr.
~ I L. w. GRUBDS, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-08
NIUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS,
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE.
JAMES LITTLE, PROPRIETOR.

This delightful summer seaside resort is open for
the reception of visitors.
Mr.. W. +. CoSSARTE, one of the best caterers in
the country, and who has managed some Of tEe
most fashionable hotels, both North and South, will
supcrlnend and dispense all the luxurles the season
affords
fine BaND OF MUSIC, conducted uy Professor
LOUIS VoELKER, late director Of the Richmond
Theatre, has been engaged for the season.
Attached to the Hotel are Bowling Alley, Bar,
Shooting-Gallery and Telegraph Office.
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