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= - ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agentand AucuciN :
No 11lS Nain street.

a,RUsTEE's SALE OF That e "a Arr vAIwr:
i ABLE MILL, SITE Css,,r1 T1IYh 81 HaNoVFR,
KH HySS As aAiN Mill s oI SR I'm s RHaR
h6hboH iisn. "TWEETY.FiVE AG g,rS rI III
NJ W. y nj &c TUODLAND NEhE ihG ass.as.
,,ne nf deedtof vust execnsu 10 n,S S, ms 70
t ss on the zh Of Nay 1s e.. Clerks Sy ace Of
Gainss Coanty Govt, to secure eerainnea 40
taron efshoned asd default havine osea asaue
nse,st sT SAID b;nd, shalt. IN part e1sSaio
IN paS setIrr required to do Sy the
uE' n rabic suchop, on The pssRlssA Oh incL
SCI HenW dc 1f On cav Of August ES70, at o.c!ScS
p r oariion or The property therein oesofloeu
A. f0ilows:,- urr r. ,,,sA, T,wENTy.TI e
rreEs IF LAND adjsrenrtteleto, n'the gsunLy
c SH.naxor ON ttte Cold Harbor ROAD. ana Snow .
% % GGain1cs Mill, conveyed 10 said Gaines Dy ine
a.ustses Of William and Mary College bx tnr aeeS
aaisd . ,out nS51. Aiso. INV
nF wood AND near 10 ald about ,hrse-auard
. or W male soutbwest Of sie said mii-sie spo
o ,t,e road eafaogto Mechanicsriile, and Sn1oin'
T ;na 't te- lands of Thaddeus Tally, Walker Hogan
nnd Psrss Murn, and conveyed to said Gataes by
Wii,am 4. CEeriou about 1853.
iEHaS- h1'" i. A. BROWN, JR., TrEstee.
T. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucsioneer. f.
au ia q .23,24 .f..r.-
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.

ltAl1AOAO SO1nThS2s
TOMMENCING JUNE /. 1876, trains
~ on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. Il e.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
~,.....r. =. day., CONNECTING for all points sora
745 A. Mt, FREiGHT TRAIN daily except Sur
.s...e. day., with coach attached, for Peter
burg and stations on the Southsid,
Il road, LyRchburg, and the West.
l:45 P. NJ, THROUGH MALL daily, eonnectinj
for all points South ard West Pae
scngcrs taking this train Will nak'
close connection at Petersburg TO
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily texcep. Sunday
with coach attached.
III. LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. .5
7;3o A. 81. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (excer
Sunday with coach attached.
10:49 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectin;
q a.gt with Richmond, Fredericksburg aat
-... Potomac railroad for all points Eas
and West. -. =
500 P. NJ. FREIG ar daily Except. Sunday
7:s5 p. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily except Sun
day., connecting With Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroa.
~ 80 Tor all points East and West. sPulima,
..Wf g.EE Sleeper attached, running through u
...t- ~. Baltimore. Also making close CON
nection with the Chesapeake and Obi
railroad for the Virginia Springs am
af poinls North and West. - =.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond aud Petersburg except q Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad win leay
Clover Hill pltsa $50, A. NJ; and returning, vii
leave Chester at 2:40 r. n daily except SUNDAY
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start rros
my 20 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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AZ ma assY.t. t,ss.} ccns',ta'ional's''1
tfroin ''S soi II 40 Knew ~. !.

=, ,,.n,,,nr.r. wHo wovLDs'T BE
a ooL s.~sarsn IN A TEMPERANCE LODGE,
M Owens, person OF color, ways
S0S ar ;dea. az he says, taat W re was
n % i.s az nropekin bout dem temperance
$500 and tine subject weigbc. "a so heavily
AZ, he mind that he ut last concluded to-
sN ~ sen up that IL, the coored part OF It.
&e says they used to tell bin he'd have TO /
SiSe goat, SIT in ssrk room for two hours
with spirits, bold converse With demons, 10
..e Il he had serve; and then II ae was
fonnd ., hole and intact with bus nair ie,&u'
sno its natural color. ard If he eSo'otss w
s;ens OF iunacy, he would be emo Is q
ssrhar He sad he was like the ieiloW wno
..,antea IA taste crow meat-he dson't
."n,Ic know that he would lSke the
shino hn, he had sort OF hanEeripg
a1,sr a. II we are correctly informed,
/. ha aon,t banker after It new. he applied Tor
.S,uIssion TO the Thsnksui Lodge Icotored),
and was duly received as = mem2er " ednes
day night. After one or two attempts be got
started 10 the direction Of the lodge-roon,
ind upon his arrival was admitted. Ana
right here was where the esoubte com,
menced. Upon bis entrance he quietly siid
10 one corner, and resisted al inVitations 10
be seated. Said be wasn't tired. Tnooghi
NJ W0ttlQ agree Will Biu UStpSA w oa"oe NuS
stand he would. Abont this time SEINE one
of bis friends-a sporti4e genius-came up
and whispered 10 bis ear, " fou are gone.
lJust then the Grand Master requested Mr
Owens 10 come up and be congratulated.
Owens opened his eyes pretty wide apo
satd ne thought that was done wheo Of
~was elected. "Ob, no.n said the Grand Mas
Ter. "come up.' "Gose," whispered biz
friend. Owens said he didn't want 90 fooitsn-
: ness, and be wanted to go bome' ana toeS
couldn't scare him, aud be made for the doof'
The Grand Master tried TO detain hin'
and told him he meant him no harm; ou'
Owens couldn't see 1t in that light, aDd he
brought a stick to bear on the Masters head
which bad the effect of enraging Bill the oltel
members, who came TO tue rescue. o"eGs
was perfectly frantic with fright now. ne
Thought bis time had come, and sadly Du'
earnestly he rolled his eyes heaVenwalu'
twas no 60, however, to try ana oe.a'u n' 10
He thought he might as wen ole uyins "
cave himself as TO sit quietly ana De search
10 death; 50 with mighty effort ne ioreeo
the door open and was gone. He didn't STOP
until he bad put mile OF space between tbat
Thankful Louse-room aud himself, but about
an hour aferward he cautiously approached,
and seeing The members still 10 the room,
thought he would give them farewell Sac
lute, which he did by shooting into one OF
The windows. No one WAS injured, ana the
police now want Owens, and owens wants
TO see them lodge fellows singly. de mas az
idea that be got the worst oil II.
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RICHMOND, FRRp'a s. POTOMAC r. r. Co..
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. !
a.. Htilz RICHMOND. May 20, 1859
OF TRAINS. .al

2:35 r. Il, DAY MAIL leaves ByrdStreet sta
,..s THE STEAMER EXPORT a
Quautco, with trains Of the Balti
more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
81. opposite hAlexandria-due In Baltf.
more at 9:20 p. H.; and at Washing
ton with the Baltimore and Pot0ma,
. railroad for Baltimore and the Norh
and WessSs~
9:2OP. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-strce!
station Sundays excepted), connecting
i. -.s.s p.s.5 at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
ee5P.M H., ACCOMMopATIoN TRAIN To-,
Hanover junction, leaves Broad.Stree'
station tsundays excepted.
SAM NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street
1000 station (Mondays e1cepted). & II,
1870 P. NJ, DAY NAIL arrlyes at Byrd-sraet
s:s7 A. n, ACaCUMMeDATIoN TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station (Sunaays e1.
~. cepted). .. .,...,,
Parlor-c8rs on day trains. h--sL - "
Pullman sleeping.carson night trains. .1,Aa5J
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive at Broad
Street statfor on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ant
SATURDAY NIGHTS for ali ipeints North and
West. ,sa .rr.. g,t-i ....s ttes'-..-.. re-.
Through bills Of lading and rates given to al
principal points North and West
by order Of General superintendent.
$3.50 G.. A, TAYLOR,
mva1 IenersI Freight and Tickrt Axep,
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Sc CANTON INSIDE LINE."e,4En

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE EEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
PRI-WEEkEY. t.-..
On and after OCTObER list the splendid iron
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, ut corner OF
Twenty-second and kock streets, making close con-
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company tor PhiiadelDhia.
..ss u.s.. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered Oy lire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged nj
Richmond. Rates as low rs any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rir,.
mond. g. s-.:, o ,.st
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line," and sent to the PiNsael-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot Phiiade,.
phia. 49, - 80. -.
Freigtts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich.
mond For further Information amply 10
Ia. b. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and rock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or to
J. S. WILSON. General Freight agent,
Philaaelphta. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Phiiadepha- 'a.-,r- .s,t a9
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AUcras,n ssss-.snss Fey: ~.
nv COOK &sL&asnton "a uc.ioheers,
Mo, 10 governor Erect. TfS1stsi

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
(JHOID FFuRNrTU RE. &C., 70 .A ~, =, IN.
Tm,N.S.THFsTAY.Ii 10 o'ciork We Will ssit ~ W,
sactinn.roorns a aeasral assortment OF doOSR~
U.jLD FIIRETTERE, crnsisttng OF 7F
WAaDRoREH aud BUREAUS, ~
SIDEBoAbDS, TssS-sAFEs, - &. &. =. - =
aFDsrEADs and SPf.ISGs. TABLES, =
MATTRESS RS, FEAfHER BEDS, as
sDTAs, LOCy6Es.
ChyE. ASss Woop. SEAT CHAIRS, ~ ~
NAHpLE.ToP WAsHsTANDS, srasf ~
CRocKERY, GLASSWARE, &c, MMGG..,uerrs.-.,;sf, +
NO. oSVohiss-oAoigN} COOK Z LhUGHTON,
s.,.-.a w. - =. = huetfsneers.
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By Robert 3. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

VALUABLE SMALL VACANT LOT
Y ON THE WET SIDE OF TWESTY-NINTH
Strict BETWEEN q AND p sTktET>.
CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE EY AuGTION.-l
25th day Of august. 1875 upon the premises, at
81 O'Clock T.. NJ. The lot fronts 29H by "a feet
Trims: AT sale ROBERT b. LYME,
an 90 Aucti0neer.
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BY COOK q LaughIon, Auctloneers.
No. 10 Governor street.

STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES AT
y AUCTION.-At the request Of Mr.. Peter
U,Connor, who IL dIscontiuuing business, we will
sell at his store. corner OF eighteenth and Clay
streets, on WEDNESDAY The 25th, ut o O'Clock,
' FAMILY GROCERIES,
embracing wel-se lected assortment of fresh and
desirable goods, together with show. cases, scales
glass jars, wooden ware.tSc., &c.
u.--- .--.CUOk & LAUGHTOS,
All 81 huctoLeers.
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,e.l "a BY, Grubbs i Williams, -J
!. Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eioyeush street between Main and BanFr

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRLCA
Il STORE, WkRFHOUSE: AND DW ~ ~ = .
SITuATgD AT, THE sOUTHWEST COkNE,h
Ct MAIN AND sEVENT sENTH st tEEIs:5; ,d5
Execution or deed OF trust from the hte Ssopnen
Mason and wife TO the subssTher as Lnss 1e RIe.
mono CbarEery CoiEt Office In o. t. SO y, on pagf
2OS, being thereto requ red, will sell a. ,,
m The premises. on w y NESDAY The Isl 81 yep
tembsr,:a al o:codR p NJ, the property a5oss re
ferredto 30 long and favorably known as tne nusi.
ness-stand OF thel.te Stephen Mason, Esq 5 IncG
located close 10 The First Market and 70 me G1cH
his troparty isiinstIy CONSTRUCTED as The most eligt
bile bt1sioess place In that part OF the CITY.
The store Is quite cfSacious, iupnipg tnreogn .
the alley I'M The rear ;sand, BESIDES tnere Us ,dse
ment and o part of two floors move araasSeo iol
Storage. and accessible by means or aalrways any
hoistilig- machine. The front portion OF aae noors
above the store Ss di tded into about etenI rooms
for the accom- mediation OF family; - =, ,
The property fronts "a feet and runs hacS
feet to an alley IL, common twenty.tour seet VICE
afirdang shipping facilities from oota front aho
rear. ..,,,.,,,, ~ colo
and 10 discharge the baIaEce due upon me oeDt Sc
cured by thedeed, amounting TO ab ,nt ~ guy: tne
balance upon terms which will De made known al
the rime or saSe, 81 - a. &. COUnTNEY,
'ne VII. "a Trustee.
GR1.Bas. &c WILLIAMS. Anctioneers. au II
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AU1rTION Sales.--future DAYS

BY Thomas ". Keesee, Auctioneer' 49,.
. No Governor street.
J1XECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
II AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
TOMAS the executor OF Ars. ahzaoe,h !. blaif
s.reat. on WEDNESDAY. 24th lust, commstGlpg
Nc o O'Clock no us EHOLDRnd htICHEN fuh'
NITUKE, consisting OF e, go =. = f:s
PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING. ROOM,
3 AND -
KITCHEN FURNITUKE, GROCKERY. &C.
ALBERT BLAIR. Executor.
:, nmaer -E0'E au 2S
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By j. l.. Appcrson,
Real Estate Agent and AaIcfieneer,
No. 1O16 Main street.

-
WTORD'S LARGE TOB ACCO FAC
w TORY. No. 11a. ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF ,eXENTH STREET AND TIE az
4Ul, On THH SOU1 EAST CORNER Or CARY
AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-tI. p. Word, ESQ.,, having determined 10
dispose of his property aud pay his debts, shall
sell on the remIses. at s o'clock z. II. on WE'D
NESDAY, september 10, 1875. In the order
ramed, the a"ove-desribed VERY VALuARLE
z cal ESTATE. The FACTORY Is 42Sl 80 feet
three and half stories high. built In the most sub
stantIal manner Of the best materials. LOT 76x
100 feet to a l6-foot sllcy. Location admirable
for acce. s'bility, light, air, &c.
The DWELLING has ten rooms with hreeplaces,
beslaes office, store and bath room. &C.: Kitchen
;silh four roums stable, carriage house, sc. BUILT
IN the best manner and with view to comfort and
convenience: location pleasant aud convenient 10
business: neighborhood excellent. )Iot 6S by LOO
feet to q wide alley. f. .---.. 49,
IT Is NOT OFTEN THAT SUCH REALLY DKsIRA-
BILE PROPERTY IS OFFERED AT AUCTION USDRR
CHI PRESSING CIRCUMSTANCES. .r..t
TERMS: Accommodating, and made Known al the
lie. d. l.. AffEhSOS,
au l6.2aw3w&tdtds Aucttonetr.
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ALASKA -P0WDER-bast preparation
IA. in use for cieaoing retss washipS pglat slass.
&c. To housed epars ~ y particularly recon-.
je6 Agen&
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HILADELEh RlCN-
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM ss1sAssais
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE.
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock.
Jersey, Pennsylvania, sHa Delaware, for Provl.
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
and bills of lading signer through.
W.p. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE g. CO.,
mh12 No. l2fSOutll WliaryeS, Phtladephia.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A NEAT TWO.STORY BRICk-AND.
n FRAME DWELLING ON THE NORTH
SIDy Of GRACE STREET BETWEEN MON
ROE AND HENRY STREETS FOR SALE AT
AUCTIGN.-We will sell N auction, on the PREM
jses. on MONDAY the 30th OF August, ut OK
O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY located as above,
now occu pied by Mr. Alexander Hodgson. 1t has
srven rooms. with kitchen and stable. The lot Is
4Gxl55 feet 10 an alley. The location Is IN FL
ndyilnprovi ing portion Of one of the most desra-
bic streets I'm tue city, and the negborhood Is very
good.
TERMS: Ouc-fourth Ca h: balance at four, eight,
and tw, I've months with interest.
GkUBBs WILLIAMS,
an "a .-.. Auctioneers.
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AUUTION sXEEa-F nLnss gs,.
f'asss BY Lobert b. Lyme,
fsuccsss6r 10 Lyme Brotner,l
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, ~

VALgAIg!LE i, s 9MI,EIr T Tses hhfsasN
s, ~ h 4 nNh GE n STpIi THE EAEAsSp
ms sfsFJkb oTsRs ToH s sslF I'll. I'll
o ~ sSs p.eR, oeio e sss s,sse
FAKM owned by !. Brosda9s; s}ss are eesrsd;
.,syMuassiM Moods Fine orchards, se1efal RoTs;
spines, and meadow tor gysz!Dg, m WSh LiNa
consist or a comfortable ehAmns y"
TEams: TO be given at sale and mace mpel;
I au "a II tJ kObBhA %. ~ = 100 -------
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DAME, CABELL g. CO., AucHone ers,
l. will continue the sale Of the stock Of A. l.. FL
DRY GOODS and NOTIONs-

- DRY GOODS and NOTIONS- ~.
at store No. 12il Main street, Richmond Va, on
rHURoDAT, 26th of august. commencing al 10
O'Clock A. M.-generai assortment of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods aud Noiions-to close out stock bee
fore moving TO tht ir new warerooms, on Twelfth
betweea Main and Cary reefs. Terms as an
nounced In former advertisement.
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~ N. WALKER q CO., GENERAL In.
n ts STYp NNE AGENTS.. illA MAIN bThAh

10 SURANCE AGENTS, lei HAis SIh"~'
RICHMOND, VA. representing the ,, N.
Il NORTH BRIplSH AND MERCAsTItI Yin In
SURANCE COMPANY, OF London ana
TAMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF CiScA.'
natl !. Ohlo--Sssets ever 81. o00. 600 ,,u.y..
MANHATTAS FIRE NSCRhSSngn w.
NY Of New YoYk--assets over $500. 00u: ~-,<ISa
LYNCHBuK6 INSURANCE AND BAsAnnS.f
COMPANY. Of Lynchbarg, Ys---aASs" W.
s AT SSTIc INSURANCE COMPANY, I"
RrookIyn, NJ, Y.-sssxts over &30o,aOQ: .y,s.
| PHENfX INSURANCE. COMPANY. OF DIVE
Iyu. n, Y-assess over LOCO, OOU. of
PORTSMOUTH, INSURANCE SphTaHA'
portsmouth. Ya.-assets over s5Q,00u. ..a.
Dc,x,sised WITH the Treasurer OF Virginia, 80
geo. Loses eQnitaby adtasred and pros.gns me- ma,
nj this agency Applications solicita., sro tn "a
date attention given thaSeto
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

ToHN q. CLAIBORNE, No. llos }, A,' :
~ street, Richmond. w., Agent N Ut onx
LIE iSsURANCa COaPA ~ OFNEw lVmHH.
Cash assets over *72000.00o Cash oMi VIZ
SURPRISING oil others at first and every ann
OF policies .miurs payable annual w. seni I'D
pually, and quarterly. The Oldest, hrsss'' ="
CHI apest company In the United states.
I an 23.lin .s...EH -
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP <<sFSs
~ S0MPANY.
FeH NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one of their splendid
steaIaers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE. ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. ELDER
high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex
pressly for this route.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention ore Hp.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularl!
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
with Dispatch and no charge made except actua,
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 6 p. NJ. daily.
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN d CO., Agents,
nv 10 Office COMMANDS wharyes Rocgetts.
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DEPAl TU RE OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW k.-ihe xSsSs
4 Old Dominion Steamship Com panv's .sxsskAeffssE
steamship WYANOkF, Captain CROUCH, viii sail
TUESDAY, August Gath, Ut 8 O'Clock A. M. ..
Freight received until O'Clock A. Nj.
Through bills OF ading signed ana goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south
east. and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger communications unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, $l2; Storage, 50; round
trip tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply to
G.. W. ALLEN IL CO., AgeNts.
an 2S.St HompanY,s Wharf, ROC etts.
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AilksipaxaIS 1oIcossrI,1,..s

OrHEcB or CLERK or HOUSE, or n, -ss1e--SS,>
AND kEEPER or THE HOLLIS or vtnassSsaTxs)
y. =. Z, J. q sfIcHaosD, July gs..iss.
= NHE FOLLOWING PROPnsgs
1I.AMEEDMENTS to The eeHsTJTrrryit2nED
VIRGINIA ara paaIished In aec,rdsnrs x,SN 0p
Clerk OF House OF Delegates and Ksu.9sR
Rolls Of Virginia. a'se hseper Of the
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-COyFECTHONERIEs.

cUMMEk CANDiES.-l am daily manu-.
y fsxuring q summer article of CLAkar i n,.s
Film r candy OF pare crushed sugar. worIenss
beftr tban any made iu the United States fox %o
sale suroses warrant 1t 10 stand DRY ssn Fh s ss.
hoe weather and sell r. at the same Wscs aon ct
canned GOODS, TOBACCO. CtGAks, C nh rs
ard CIR M{-K EHS; al OF which toftF az baunH
.aScta LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX. EoDfecstonen,4
@'2S IfL 2 -E---
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ERgsH 1URNIP.sE sDs. ALL,YAk,s,lss
J, IS g'ra IW.ssAA' Df'
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RICHARDSON & CO., Auctioneers.
DISAPPOINTMENT.

-. ... ~ DISAPPOINTMENT. +
The sale of the aforementioned properly: loca,
ted on Hull and Decatur streets near hs residence
of Thomas Vadei1 Esq ana me nusness-san Ia; %
TaUEsDAY The 26th instant at 6 O'CLOCK 2. IL.
SsW FAkR3R,
-.aI.... JUN A. MEa NLEY,
.uts L. WILEY DAVIS.
an % ,., Trustees.
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IrERY DESlRABLE BRICK RESI-. sa

BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.-One oil
- the most attractive BUILDING LOTS in the
city, the south side of Clay street between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets for sale privately.
Apply to RICHARDSON & CO.,
au 19-1w. Ills Main street,
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80. BY N u. Lee,

aul8 ,afz:.TE ss#s.s Trustees
Sale conducted By E. D. EAcuo. Auc,ioneer.
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NEW STOCk-BRICK RESIDENCE ON
In FIVE YEA RS TINE, on Gary street between
Madison and Bclvidere Streets containing eight
rooms: gas, wa.er, hath-tub. and waler.closels
THIS property is new, neat, and substantially built,
and should attract The attention those desiring 10
purchase. GHAEFIN, STAPLES ~ CO.,
au 2l-eod6t No. Tenth street
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RICH ARDsoN & Co., Real Estate Auctioneers.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-24
BELMONT LOOKING THIS WAY.

In view of the early completion OF
the Eureka and Palisade Railroad, our
neighbors are beginning to look this
way for q connection with the outside
world. The Courier advocates the
changing at once Of the mails from the
Austin routs to the most convenient
point In this section. The following
extracts forom the Courier will show
how that journal views the subject:
Eureka is los miles from Belmont.
by way of the Willow Station in Mon.
itor valley. The Willows, or Willow
Station, In OF the Austin and Eureka
mail route, and is about 20 miles from
Belmont. The Eureka and Palisade
Railroad will be completed in a short
time TO Ereka. Now, why can We not
get oar mail from that point? Why
are We compelled to remain inactive
and allow 1t to be carried 100 miles of
staging, with a three days. schedule
time, when we can, for the same
money, get it In IL or IA hours, in a
distance OF only l05 miles, over as good
a road as Is to he found in the State?
Our Postmaster Gen.
eral IL always ready { q make
changes as railroads advance into the
interior OF countries; and when the
public necessities requi Q a change of
their mails, rs necessities require
the change indicated, by all means let
us try and secure it. Let us get up petit
tions praying the Postmaster General
to do away with that portion OF Route
45ll5 between Austin and Belmont and
substitute another in the place of it to
run from Belmont to the Willows and
there conntc with the Austin and Eu-
reka mail route, and have 1t daily"
We don't agree with our contempo-
rary concerning the Willows as a point
Of departure for the Belmont mails
and business. What ought to be done,
il the building Of a good road direct
from Eureka to Belmont. The travel
would doubtless justify a line of daily
stages, and in this way the most init
a relations would soon grow up be-
tween the two places.
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careful to have entire control OF the
properly OF the company aud all titles
pertaining thereto made out in his own
name; also that he has disposed of sec.
tions of the land and failed to account
for the proceeds, in addition to making
false and fraudulent representations.
The plaintiff prays judgment against
the defendants, that they may be de.
creed to be trustees of the lands and
mining properties involved for the
benefit Of the company; that they be
compelled to makes an accounting; that
a re-conveyance OF certain lands be
made; that pending the action defen-
dants be enjoined from working the
mines or intermeddling in any man
ner Herewith, and that a Receiver be
appointed.
Mr.. Heynemann writes an answer,
explaining the complaint, and further
says. that in any event, the company
will be found to be largely indebted 10
him.