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NAT NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
the largest assortment of KID GLOVES IN the
city Tor ladies and gentlemen, In opera, light aho
dark shades, &C.
TRY a plir of TWO-BUrrON KIDS at 75c.
worth Sill a plir, at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S.
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Their BLACK SILKS are proclaimed by all tna'
have seen them The cheapest ever offered In the city.
They are selling PURE SILK at 75c. Also. GRos-
GRAIN at IL, at 1925 worth S1.65, at $l.4o as
good as any generally sold at 80; LfoSesE al
s1.75 worth ~ SO, at S2.1o worth fully %, at
s2.4o cheap at 1926, at 1895 warranted as good
as any in the city at rs.
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CLNSsHBNG.

CEILING OUT AT COST.--In order to
- close my business In this city by the lst Of june
will offer nv entire st ,ck or CLOTHING anu
GENTLkMkN'S FURNISHING GOODS AL
COST. ,,,>-n ro.
STORE and DIV ELLING FOR RENT: Posses
sion given June lst. d. w. ROSE,
ur11m Thirteenth.
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Married. "Wednesday, April 2sth. Mr.. StDN ~,
NJ. GARY to Miss MARY r. MlLEs' oo'h "a VIC
city No cards.
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nRY GOODS.


rTHAXTONs 81 NICHOLAS, No. 8 GOV
Il ERNOR S,rREET-W HOLES SALE No
TfONa, Wits GOODS, &C.-In addition to Onr
large and we-assore ed stock OF goods, all of which
has been purchased since The Isl OF February last
we have In ire last few days purchased and are
now receiving lorge AMI attractive lots of the
LATEST STYLES AND MOST DESIRAB BIZ
GUUDS kept I'm our line. We invite onr friends
and the trade generally 10, give us call and ex-
smIne our stock before making their purchases
elsewhere.
INV 8t,-.-ssT HAXTON & NICHOLAS.
AT CHARLES HUTZLER'S, Gil
BROAD STREET, you can get good
PRINTS Of &c. and the best at l0c. beautiful
lot OF NEW PLAIDS and GRkCIAN GRAYS
Just received
All the latest novelties In LADIES' TIES, among
them large lot OF SOLIDS at &c. -
The celebrated BLACK CROW BRAND Al.
PAIA; special number at Soc, and a beautiful
quality at 40c. which cannot be eqaalled In The
city. ,n nnr,
GOODS, WHITE GOODS, BLEACHED and
BROWN DOMESTICS, &C., &c. at lowest prices
nj CHARLES HUTZLER'S,
mya Gil Broad street.
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r UMBER LUMBER! LUMBER!

TRUMAN 4. PARRFR 90.
have on hand at their wards tofper Fifth and Canal
and sixth and Canul Streets large STOCK OF q; AZ
kinds OF LUMBER; also, GL ~ ~ MlNDOM-
SASH. DOORS and Is INnS, SI.rAGLt 5. LAIHs,
&C. &c, which they offer for sale Livery low prices
nv e.
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NOURTNEY & POWELL,
-. sI5 BROAD STREET
STRIPED SILKS at soc. worth 75c::
STRIPED SILKS 1T 75c. worth ~ 20:
BLACK IRON GRENADINES from sue. 10 f1.bu:
black sATIN-STRrpsD GRENADiNES a. 4Oc.;
WHITE LACE STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS "
csc, SOC. 40. and Doc;
WHITE AND FIGURED LINEN LAWNS,
WORSTED COATtSGS for gentlemen,
ERES,H and NGLISI CASsIMEREs. .
GESrLEMEs's MERINo USDERwEAR, medium
weight;
GENTLEMEN's GAUZE SHIRTS At 60c.,
LADIES MERINo and GAUZE VESTS at &C.,
GIRLS and BOYS MERISo and GAUZE VESTS,
CoRsETs at Soc, LINEN BosoMs at 12hc.
Just received handsome lot OF HAr-sCARFs,
NrCK.SCAKFs silk aud lace: PARASOLS. In every
color and qualify YAK LACE, W oRSTED PRINCES,
&c: 1wo-BUTTON h I'D GLOVES ut 81 VICTORIA
KID GLOVES at u. SO. ,,,
Mr. CHARLES HARTWELL Is now With us,
and would be glad to see his friends. up 19-3m
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FAIRS AND FEAST'S.

LAIR AND FESTIVAL IN AID OF
II ST. MARKS CIInRCH.-The lani"s of 81.
Marks Sewing Society will commence safe OF
U~r FUL aud FAN ! ARTICLES. ON me corner
mfilincry store on MrNDtI StXr. May 3h.
Varieties of Cnildreu's and Ladies' loihlng
Aprons. sacks llutcS, I'M ants DFesses' Laise sup
ply If Fancy Articles.
Refreshments and Lunches at all hours. my lot
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SAILS Fur 1871.
MsJLEs, f1sDksE>, &C.

HORSES FOR SALE AND oN ~
RI VIEw.-Mr. George BaGsenship nS .ound
arrived with humber VI hrei class: IVY tables,
snimais. To be seclfa DIR. FHcsMANs nj.
100 north Fourteenth street. ~ S S-----~
MR.J. M. PACE aud Mr.. K. ~. ~
wi POWERS have Jasl arrived A. ou w 'Tr,Iula,
stables, from tirecubrIer an} d "e Ss, and see
with lot OF SUES RlQS HuRoEs. eaA
them. nnsss RACKS aud
R"t," rs Tor hire ie"-e
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NEAT COHEN BROTHERS.
YOU CAN BUY

YOU CAN BUY
FRENCH-WOVE CORSETS at 45c. selling gene
rally at Csc; their sl.75 Corsets at 92c. their
s2.75atsl.5o; their 1926 at $3.50.
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7, accordance with the above call mesting I, 0i
tne Chamber of Commerce will he hea ih d 10
IVENING at 6 O'clock. Citizens generaits alu
strangers WIZ - - my Gilt
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NEW STOCK PRICES REDUCED. IA
JOHN ATOU 4,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

OFT MAIN STREET,
calls attention to new arrivals by express this DAY.
IMPORTED FABRICS
for sale at prices to suit the times The quality OF
the fabrics Is superb The work snail be une2cef-
tlonabe. Take the opportunity and dress gcn'eelly
Al moderate rates. aP 20
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1lHE MEMBERS OF THE LATE CON
SERvATIyE CONVENTION. of Henrlco
ceunty viii RESEMBLE at The county court,ou 81
on MONDAY, May 1lth, after aa]ourn on e of the Te
c9 court, to 1,o ,,,t 'r JOSEPH BRiAN,
Clrcutn. superintendent.
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MOURNING GoODS-a full line in BLACK
GRENADINES, ALPACAS, MOHAIRS, bonn
BAZINES, WOOL DELAtNES, TAMISE, and
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CREPE Wells,
GLOVES, and BORDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS, ut the very lowest prices.
PARASOLS-a new supply-all the latest styles
and novelties just received; also LACE
POINTS, In which l off-r great barg AIMS, as
they were bought very cheap and will be sold
cheap.
NOTTIN HAM LACES, for curtains, &C.;
WHITE MARSEILLES QUILTS from ~ to
81 and beautiful and cheap line OF WHITE
GOODS Of every description.
CAsSIMERES and CLOTHS, and gentlemen $
WHITE SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODs-a
full stock-yery cheap.
STRIPED HOSE. for ladies and misses, from
Csc 10 81, aud large line OF SILK STARTS,
RIBBONS, &C.
Some more of those beautiful and FAST-CO-
LORED LAWNS at 1915. per yard, and lots Of
other goods which will be sold at The very lowest
prices. Call and you eau get some of the great
bargains at WILLIAM IHALhlhEhs,
aul5 COL Broad street.
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FINANCIAL.

DHlLIP J. WRIGHT.
Il klate LANCASTER & Col
STOCK ASD ExCH- NGE BdOkGR, STCCh
aJyIsTIDNE Err and Dealer in sP ECiE aud STIR
LING EXCHk \ & h, RICHMOND, VA.
Il
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RL,ACK SILKS, real " Lyons Bellon," at II 80
worth richly $3.50, and at S1.s5 worth 1925 a
ward. These goods are the cheapest ever sold In
The city.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Ana Essen ENs'H.

CHAMPION SPELLlNG-MATCH.-The
" CITY of Manchester has challenged Rtchm' nd
for the championship in spelli"g, and the question
will be decided at Assembly ball on FRinA1
EVRNISti, NAV 7ih. commencing ut s O'Clock.
Let Richmond look to her laurels Manchester pro-
puses To bear OF the aim.
Admission, SOC. Proceeds for The benefit OF the
Bautist and Presbyterian churches OF Manchester.
INV 5-St
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NJ COD-LlFER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IOUR OWN .IMPORTATION-THE BEST,
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony of our physicians who
prescribe It, and OF patients who have taken IL that
II is more accountable to the stomach and more
easily assimiared than any other oil.
fresh supply lust received direct from New.
foundland. MEADE bAhEh'
importing Pharmacists,
fe1O Sl9 Asln street
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CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN d co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
.SD ARE DISPLAYING TO-DAY,
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS,
NOVELTIES IN HAT-SCARFS, ." =

ELEGANT POLoNAISg GOODS in novel styles,
including the "STEWART NOVELTIES
col, OREp SILKS, PLAIN and STRIPED, in
great variety and very handsome
ELEGANT STRIPED ORGANIZES In narrow
and wide stripe-same shades to match. These
goods are new and very elegant.
Fifty pieces ST RIPPED PERCALEs at 1916 per
: yard-never sold before at less than 25c.
we desire to call especial attention to our hfty-
cent GRADE BLACK GRENADlNE, which we
offer as a great bargain.
A full line Of BLACK GRENADINES from QUO.
to $3.50. ~,,,,
MEXICAN GRENADINE for POLoNAlSsS.
Many decided bargains In LINENS TOWELs'
nAMaSK TaBLE-NAPKINS and CLOTHS,
frou, regent auction sales-bought cheap for cash,
and will be sold very low.
A large Quantity of dne SHETLAND SHAWLs
with solid borders ny
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~VICHY AND Settlers WATERS.
lust received fresh lot OF these delightful waters
OSCAR CRANZ
nv 3-1w No IA Governor street.
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND, May S, 1875.
WE SHOULD LIKE V lss Il! M IL ne,s u ron
~. s,,h,ec, of the CURRENCY AND THE IN
TrRSaL TAXES and generally on s our naSn S
and er.C5s n asS .at of 'e5
a TSMGRs sS EVENING the 9th instant, ut
Q c'9 GSs ,ot '''"' bAVr MORT. JR..
t7is"'"1 .ANDRkW l.. BLLtTT CO',
JAMES r.. LIPSCOMB & CO,
YASCrY, FRANKLIN & GU,
WFISIGEK & Co,
S. M. C NJ. RIOS ENBAUM,
r. II. MAURY.
PAINE, IARELL q Co.
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TINE EMBELLISHMENTS WILL GIVE
l. Il CONEERr 1T Leigh--trret Baptist church
ON THURSOAY NIGHT, May 6tn. Commence at
s O'Clock Proceeds tor the ,1orcIs Society of The
church. Ticke.s, 25c.; TO be had 1T the Or: : ew
programme. lily o-NL
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No. I'LL MAIN STREET.

Ii. K. ELLYSON, PRESIDENT;
WILLIAM II. HaX ALL, VICE-PRESIpEST:
ROBERT T. BROOKE, SECRETARY.
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SPELLING-MArCH .-A contest in spell
- lug between the Washington literary Society
and lhe amateur Literary association will take
mace At Trinity church on THURSDAY EV &
MING NEXT. May Gin. al s.! o'clock.
Prncccds Tor the b neIiL Of the Trinity Sewing
Circle. ox
Admission. csc. my o'ZlN
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HEADQUARTERS OLD DoMINIoN sG,LID'f
nICIIMOSp. May 8, 1870.

REGULAR MEETING OF The
n RI 'UR will be held at their room TH,S Elf-
:. a ~ n,cJocS Officers for the ensuing year
Eli he elected. All members requested 10 DC pre-
cent BY order of the PrssldenT; WIZ, soorotarr
INV W
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= .-s-.a---sas s.saHaasH $685. e@a. =
xHsEClhl, NOTICES.
MT ECONOMIC by PURCHASING
YOUR DRY GOODS
! FoS
,EyY BPOTHFRs,

WHO ARE NOW SELLING AT SMALLER
PROFITS THAN EVER.
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r ETrER-HEADS. a to 1919 per rearn,
~ II -. ---.-- I'll -=.1.a -, 4.-~r~-,
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Do not fail 10 see their BLACh ALfACao Dc
fore you buy. They guarantee saving of from
to 4Oc. on every yard.
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4 large stock of WHITE GOODS;
FRENCH NAINSUOKS ut 25c. worth 40c.;
sOFT-qINISH FREN Oh CAMB RIG at DC. cheap
at 37Hc.;
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLIN much below
market value.
Also, large stock of IRISH LINENS eNtraordi-
nlrily cheap;
-, ,r,assortment Of PARASOLs, CASSMERES,
HAMBURGER EMBROlDERi,an and many other
goods;
WHITE and COLORED MATTING;
Also. COCOA MATING at 45c. cheap at soc.
ap %
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TOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
u No. 1l0S MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON.
PANY, OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OVER...............t 100000
Cash dividends surprising all others 1t first ard
every anniversary OF policies.
Premiums payable annuity, seml-annuslly, aud
quarterly.
The oldest, largest, aud cheapest company In .hs
United States. no ~
OVAL FIRE INSURANCECOM
IL OF LIVERl DOL AND LONDON
ASSETS. OVER: ............:.:. go. uo'Voo
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia..'.s50'Ooe
L PANY, OF LONDON.
ASSETS. OFER,................ .sl2,o0U'UV0
Deposited with Treasurer Of Virginia. ..*J0QO0
Shareholders personally responsible Tor lle soA-
cations OF the above companies
Representing the aboy- starnch cid English COM
NAMES, solicit the patronage OF the public upon
! their unquestionable security. prompt and HperA
| settlement of all claims, ano heavy Income.
| JOHN II. CL AIBORSE CO, Agents,
| nolO No. 1l0S Main stree.
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large stock of LACES, such as GU1PURE'
POINT APPLIQUE, VALENC1ENSES, anu
YAK principally bought at auction, which W III De
sold at the smallest advance.
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BY Gruhbs & Williams,
huctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ANDS ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE
IL FOR SALE AT AuGTL1N-,EEnf XALuuAA-
BE COTTAGE Ok TRuGk Fam OF FiF-
1 WifN AKE k EARN Two OF n 1I2 A fR6M
T r q cry TY And THt VERY VALUAELt
c c6HF hisg "I:MPfovEMEHTs. ,aK',HaKDs.
SC--Hy request Of the OWNER we will sell by ailc-
named riu libel below, o. MONDAY. 9Th September, the
propcrly abayr referred tO-to wit:
/. Al O'Clock L. NJ, The very iigh!y-impr
bcautiiuhy-stuateh Ii TILE FARM OF flrI IN
ACRES adjoining Mr. Mark Tyndal, ana %ith ~,
DWELLING and Il corn-crib upon the place
About five acres are In strawberries ana more
desirable site fora cottage esidencc caEhot be found
"ts' s FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES. two
mites from the city, ahoi Ing sir. J"trr and Others
mitage roa0, thus having two fronts. and admitting
of division into two nice farms of 90 acres each
Sn'Ig on heT r21d IneFe Is nnngs
about 90 acres are In woods. > :crcS In sirawbcr
rics, and The residue is In very high STATE of In
p'33 3. I The iiiCKOEY HILL FARM adj"ining the
above and the lands of Colonel John +: Young: and
formerly owned ~ Mr i1 }%hn & yay'r r Ms
TEEN ACRES. runs from The Brock turnpike TO
the Hermitage road and Is bounded on the north b.
The lard is thoroughly drain d. and this is well
known as one tf the most thoroughly improved
and highly productive FARMS in III" county. There
are aiut 30 acres III orchards OF the several varc-
ties OF fruit embracing about 5000 Standard an"
i;warf Pear Trees, in iiIc b,arlrS ORDER there
are a!so two large lce-Iltu>rS lCc-Ponds. &c.
The buildings consist OF Il comfortable FRAME
DWELLING with Ten roOmS including basement :;
large Barn. Stable for sixteen horses, Carriage
House. &c. e..
This rroper,yis in fine condition for profitable
cultivation, and presents u.usrla attractions 10
persons Wishing to be mar lie city.
Farms Nos. 2 and will nc sold together or Scpa-
rately, as may be desired.
TIE TERMS will bc unusually liberal, and will be
made known al the time Of sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
au "a -2S.tdtGs hu:liOncerS.
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By Cook & LaughtOn, Auctloneers'
No. 10 Governor street.

TLEGANT OUSEHOL Id FURNl-
T. TURE, SUPERIOR IMPORTED SEVEN
OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, CARPETS, MIR
RORS, &C., AT AUCiION.-At the request OF Mr.
Max Newman, who is declining housekeeping we
will sell at his residence No. 6l3 Tenth street, ne
tween Leigh and NJ streets. on MONDAY the OH
instant at 10k O'Clock, his eniire HOUsthOLD
FURNITU consisting OF
One elegant PURPLE VELVET PARLoR SC1T-oi
Sofa, Q Arm-Chairs, and Parlor Chairs, Oh
beautiful d, sgn-imported from Berlin;
One splendid ROSEWOOD SEyEN-OCrAVE UP
RIGHT PIANO, beautifully ornamtnted and
caryed-brought from Berlin by Alr. Htyman'
and pronounced an instrument Of superior tone
and finish;
Beautiful inlald PARLoR-TABLEan and elegant TURK
ish EMBROIDERED TABLE COVER,
Handsome PIER-MIRRoR with marble stand;
Fin, LACE CURTAINS, CoRNICES, and LANBRE-
GUMS;
RprssrLs and TuREE-PLY CARPETS and RUGS
E1.r,nt JET and GOLD CASDELABRAS, mouern
design:
Tweuty-oue-tlay FRENCH GILT CLOCK with sta.
tucttc and shade,
| One very handsome walnut and French panel In
| laid SECRETARY and BOOKCASE.
In the dining-roo Is
One WALNUT MARBLE.Tor BUFFET with n1R
RORS,
! WALNUT EXTENSION DISING-TABLE,
| OAK rASE-SEAT CHAIRS,
One set of fine STEEL ESGRAYlSGs Of German
generals,
SILVER and PLATED. WARE, CRoCKERY, GLASS.
| WARE, &c.
The chambers arc furnished with compete WAL
NUT SUITS, with WAKDkoDES, one suit oi
| which was made to order, and is very hand.
some, together with eie.ant HAIR MAT
TRESSEs, sets Of BoLSTEES aud PILLOWS,
FIGURED and PLAIN TOILET SEES, MATING
REPS LOUNGE Sc, &C.
CnILD's CARRIAGE, CRIB. and BEDDING, &c.
The usual KITCHEN FURNITURE, CoOKISG-STovE
LAUSDRY FURNITURE. &c.
| The furniture throughout the house Is rs good aS
new having been used only few months.
| COOK & LAUGIiTOS,
| 500 AuctoGceIs.
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| na,rIoa s.sLgs-Future Days.
BY N. n. Lee, Auctioneer,
No. IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HUN
/ DRIED AND SEvEN ACRES OF LAND on
JAMES RIVER AND THE PIT ERsBURG AND
Man CHESTER TURNPIKE, ABOUT ONE
MILE FROM THE CITY OF MAHCHtSTER-
PART or THE FALLS PLANTATIOH.-By
virtue OF deed Of trust TO the undersigned bearing
dale 9Th of ARCH 49, recordediD the clerk ofilc
of Chesterfield County Court. D. B. 81, page 346.
being required do by the holder OF ceran notes
secured In said deed will sell at public auction
in front OF Ihesterfeld county courthouse, In the
city of Manchester, on MONDAY the 18Th day OF
ppteinber, S75 that being county court dayl a.
IL O'Clock u !, the property described In said deed
as containing TwO HUNDRED AND SEVEN
ACRf s, more or less, fronting on james rlvfr al
The mourn Of Hancock creek. and running up SAID
creek, and fronting also on the Petersburg and
Manchester turnpike (Deng part Of the Fails PLAN
tllfon) and about one mile below the city OF Man.
chester.
There M on the premises small frame DWELL
ING, Barn, e.. There Is also believed to be an
abundarce of surerior Granite RLck which, owing
to the advantage Of shipping by james river should
In Ike 1t very y~luIble.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 pay Oft two certa I'D
negotiable notes secured In said DEED for 81 70lS0
and S3.97966, with interest from lst Jauu9ry,
1874, ard 1st January, S75, sub'er! to q credit
for ann uat Of "a es OF real estate sold on sm1lhs
Hill, and for - Est so on credit until ST jam
ary 1876: balance on such L rms as may DE mace
A''' ~ N. n. LEE,
ASA SNYDER.
,o Trustees.
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Impotence Is the principal cause Of most
OF our irregularities and eXtrayagances.
would sometimes have paid guinea to be
at some particular ball or assembly, and
something has prevented my going there.
After 1t was over would not give shilling
to have been there. would pay crown
at any time for venison ordinary. But
after having dined on beef or mutton /
would not give penny to have had it veni-
son.- Sterne.
When the stifened body goes down to the
tomb, sad, silent, aud remorselcss, feel
there is no death for the man. That elod
which yonder dust shall cover is not my
brother. The dust goes to its place, man to
his own. 1t is then feel my immortality.
look through the grave into heaven. ask
DO miracle, no proof, no reasoning for mp.
ask no risen dust TO teach me Immortality. /
am conscious OF eternal Iife.-Theodore Par
ker.
AL that lies 'twixt he cradle and the grave
is northumberland.
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ByJ. THOMPSON Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l1l3 Main street.

LARGE VACANT LOT NEAR THIRD
n STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a
decd of trust executed TO us as trustees on I'm
day Of June 1873. by John Ambler smith, and
dmiv REGARDED In The clerks Office Of richmond
Chanccry Court, dced-bcok 90: G, page 469 TO &C.
cure certain notes therein mentioned, being The de-
Il rr,d rnymen.s for the above mentioned ~ well as
other mentioned property IN sIid deed, ana DE-
fnmli baying been made In the payment of n 10
thereon we shall, being requested so TO dc 10y the
beneficiary thereof, 1T public auclicn, on tltl-
NV. september | 18th. Immediately after the
above sale. the following described property being
the only le1nairiGg portion OF The prop,rty de-
scTlbed in above said decd which is subject TO The
lien created by. salt! DEED OF tru|,' thc remainder
having been heretofore rtleascd-io wit: Com
mcncre AT point on north side OF All ALLEY at right
angles with Third street. and between Marshal ana
Clay stress, Is feet from Second street. thence
running as wardly ard ftonting Oh The north Size
Of said alley G2 feet theme: back and between par
;,iIci lines 45 feet (more or less being part OF
same real estate iIveycd 10 j. Amber smith by
Analclhi, Pemdleton by her decree ol record in
Richmond Chancery Court Office.
TERMS: Cash as TO 81 Is and expense Of sac.
WH'L I,M S :; EFfnIEroS} Trustees.
! THOMPSON BROWS, AuCtonccr. Sc q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06
BY j. l.. Apptrsor,
Real Estate Agent and huctisneer,
No, lOl6 Main street.
WORDS LARGE TOBACCO FAC

WTORD'S LARGE TOBACCO FAC
w TORY, No. 1la. on THE SORTn tn !. : 7
CoKSER Of i Sbv EHfdi SIE nW E I'M No
4Vi on lHs SOT1HEAAsTr GnRStR OF c s1E,..
TioSSC. p. Word ESQ, having determined to
dispose Of his properly and his sfo5s ihI
NFSDAY. September Is, 1875. In the order
FAMED the oyeaescrted xEki I5Lg "a Fdsi
REAL E-TATE. The FACTORY Is 42xl3O leet'
three and half stories high, built In the most SUB
stantial manner of the best materials LOT 76x
13O feet to a l6-fD0t alley. Location admirable
for accc s'bility, light, air, &c.
The DIV hLLlNG has ten rooms with tire,paces
besides Office store and bath room, &C.. kuGiisn
with four rooms; stable, carrage.hous", &c. built
In the best manner and with a view to comfort ana
convenience: location pleasant and convenient 70
Iuejness .neighb0rhood excellent. J.ot 6S By $50
feel TO wide al ey. ..,
TITS NOT OFTEN THAT SUCH REALLY DEslRA-
BLE PROPERTY Is OFFERED AT AUCTION CNDEE
SCCu PRESSING CIRCUM-TASCES.
TERMS: Accommodating, anu made khown ~ the
sale. D. L. Aff Eh.OS,
I'LL 16 2aw3w&tGtds Auctl0ne.r:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06
By Robert B. Lyme,
successor to Lyme & Brother.)
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ioDeer,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL To-
/ BACCO FACTORY. WITH The LARGE
And VALUABLE LOT UPON Which FOR,
MERLY STOOD THE TORY OF SMITH
MCCUKDY. OPpoSir re THAT OF SCOTT q
executed to ME AZ trustee, dated the 10th day Of
June, 1874, Of record in the clerks ONCE OF the
lO3, b y. lao. and by request OF The holder OF
notes therin re ;nrded default having been made
in paym. mt thereby shall sell upon the prem
isps on THURSDAY the 9th OF September, 1879,
AT 5 o'clock 2. N the above valuable pr0perty,
fronting on The vest side OF wen'y frst srce oe
tween Main and Cary SO feet and running BACK IN
depth 81 feet. with alley on Its south.
IFKM- Cash RS 10 Expenses OF sale ara enough
10 nav of two uotes of $3.50 each, dated OH June.
1874 ar twelve months aft~r date. wi interest
thsIeou from maturity Till paid and residue upon
a liberal crcuil, to be announced at hour OF sale.
sci ROBERT B. LYME, Trustee.