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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-02-17
Lad les

Should see our last invoice of
Ruching, the 11nest display in the
city, at LEFEvER Bros.
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The fremont Hat Store
Is the place to get the Last and
best.
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Dried Peaches and Apples,
The best, at John Peterson's, op-
posite Richmond National Bank.
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kEs na . Ssms;s,c Employment

OUTFIT We want suitable
mt Free. person in every neigh
borhood to take orders and deliver goods
Ior our established e. q. ID. Sales for staple
and family goods Of all kinds in constant
use and wear. The oldest C. o. d. house in
America. Sales over half a million in 1874
Large cash pay to the right person. A real
chance for all, male or female, at your
homes or travelling. No risk. If you go to
work we will send yOu free and post paid a
line OF samples and a complete OUTFIT Ad-
dress at once and secure your territory,
H. ]. HALL & Co,
81 6. N. Howard street, Baltimore. Md
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Ready Made Clothing,
At JAS. S. Starr & Son g, 241 Main
street. Cheap.
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For Soft Coal Burners.
Go to Potts Stove Store, No.
$50 Main street.
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Fresh Invoice
Of Ladies' Silk Handkerchiefs
at LEFEvER Bros.
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Spring Is Coming,

And Ed. Dennison's fine stock of
Hats and Caps, is the special at
traction at the fremont Corner.
Cheap for cash.
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For Hats and CAPS

TOT HAts ana caps,
Go to Ed. Dennison's, fremont
Block
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me Rest Pot.,oee

The Best Potatoes go
At the old Strattan Corner, of
John G.. Peterson.
Go to Ed. DennlsOn's
Hat and Cap Store, corner OF
Main and Fifth-Tremont Block
for Hats and Caps of the latest
styles
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, Underwear,
Gloves and Felt Skirts, at aston
ishing low prices, to close out their
stock, at LEFEvER Bios.
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ALI Book Agents
Should Know
LIVING6ToNE
Tor COUGHS, COLDS:

That the people everywhere are eager to
buy the only authentic and complete his
tory of
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10 A1V0lICOIS. desiring fosecure
Patents. should address PECK 4 Co. Solic-
ttors and Councillors in Patent Cases. Day
ton, Ohio. Pamphlet. with ell FORMATION.
eentnoO. II -6yr
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Female Human. Association,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA,
March 20, 1875.
List of Gifts.
2,I1S Cash Gffts, amounting to.-...-SI ,Ut,c
NUMBER OF TICKETS. LOG. 900.

PRICE OF TICKETS.
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SHORT POSTPONEMENT-DAY
FIXED-FULL DISTRI-
BUTTON.

FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
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Please examine stock. or send for sam.
pies. We are fully prepared TO make Gar.
ments at short notice, IN the latest style, an
at reasonable rates. II
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. je1
BY Cook & Laughton, auctioneers,
No. 10 3 overnor street.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
Il TURE AND CARPETS, SUPERIOR Sc.
VfH-OCTAyE PIANO. fLEGANT CHINA
TON.-Jn MONDAY the 2lst nsIant, at bali. past
O O'Clock, we will sell ut the residence No. 203
wet Grace sire. L an elegant assert ment OF HOUSE.
HOLD FURNIT u ne, Sc, consisting Of
One superior SEyEN-UCTAyE Ro ,EwooD-CAsE
PIANO rs good as new, with stool ana cover;
WALNUT PARLOR SUIT,
PAINTINGS and MEANINGS.
Handsome PARLOR TABLES. GRACE CHAIRS.
Elegant TAPESTRY CARPETS, aud hrGS, and
Handsome LACE CURTAINS and LAMBREoUlNs,
HALL and TAIR OIL-CLoTH and tARPETlSG.
Beautiful WALNUT HALL SUIT With plate mirror
and marble base
Beautiful MARBLE-1oP OAK and lSLAIp BUFFET
elegantly Carved.
OAK txTESsloN-IABLE and CANE DINING. ROOM
CHAIRS,
One el.gant FRENCH CHINA DECORATED DIN.
NER-SET. with dessert. and tea sets ron pete
One splendid set of TABLE CUTLERY, consisting OF
three dozen dinner brras fast. ard DESSERT
knives, with csrverS forks. ana sttelS, all OF
pearl handles and svcr-p laled blades:
One OILED WALNUT MAhBLE-1o OF CHAMBER
SUIT.
Cne COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT,
HAIR aud MUCK MATTRESSES,
CnILD's WALNUT BIZ DSTEAD aud BEDDING,
NURSERY tEND sRS and FINE GUARDS.
One WILCOX & GIBBS SEwING-MACIIINE. SC.
Nearly all ct the alb I'VE furniture was made To or
der In This city. has been Very little used. and de-
serves the attention Of lhOs. In want o really good
furniture. COOK & LAUGHTON,
lie 16 Auciioneers.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY,, June 16, 1878.
sALEs.-S9Oo old, short date, hichmond city 6's
SCI Gof III merican gold. 116H bid.
State .Securities.-Virginia consols, 5eH hld !:
virginia deferred, 81 bid, 50 asked Virginia inter
est certificates 90 asked; VIRGINIA tsX,rectiya6oe
coupons, 90 bid, 92 asked North Careiua' DID, ~
bid. ,,-,, .,,, o.. ,or hid.
y icsinond city 6's, IS bid; FREDERICKSBURG city
e.. 39y bid: Manchester bridge SIS: Sc bio.
Railroad Boads.-Pctcr:b! rg Railroid hrst mort L
gage IS j.: and g. 50 pa fe so ssEed K,cbmo
and Peter. burg hpilroad trst norIgnee -, = :
j, and d.. 100 asked: Richmond ana Peiersouig s
Railroad secoud mortgage SIS. a, ana Ivy Dlu
Richmond Fredericksburg ana 40 toaG ,c rurTa
Fredericksourg and Potomac Railroad mortgage
6,s, j. AID j., 50 bid: Orange aud AltXaharLa
railroad second MOI tgaSe Is, j. ana D :, - oia !.
Orange ana Alexandria railroad third mortgage
g.. 81 and ~. II bid; Richmond ana l,anville hai!-
road consolidated IS. NJ. and ~, = pld; Atianua
md Richmond AIRLINE Railroad first mortgage
SIS. J. and j SO bid. Observation-Disclosures, ror.,
frsi mortgage Gs, NJ. and n, 5S hid; James RIVER
and Kanawha Canal second mortgage 6'S, NJ. ana
n. 81 Did ,,,o,o,,.,,x, AVID
Potomac common. 100 rar, 80 hid, ~ asked .
cent guaranteed. II 0 par, 81 BID; = icninouu'
Fredericksburg aud Potomac per cent. guaral :
re, d. 100 par, 92 bio: Richmond and DanFlhe
karot'' iUG pa,j yi pTs Saonsi. 100 par,
leo lid; Stare Bank of Virginia. 100 rar, 30
bid Richmond Banking and Insurance Company,
20 par 34h bid. ,,,-,u p,-o aud n,-
,iuc. 95 oar. 35 lid. 36h ked: Virginia stale.
25 par 26 bid; Virginia Home, 1oo par loo
asked
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BS Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE
i MOTT DESIRABLE s,,, AND HALUA All =
NILES FROM The CITY OF .KiCHMUND, on
A UONTINU ALTON OF THE RICRMOSD AND
HEERICOTCRSPIKEO OR THE Old MEA DOW.
RRIDGE ROAD, KNOWN As "AlRFlELD."AD.
JOINING THE FARMsOF JAMcs III. GIANT,
virtue OF certain deed tf trust executed by A. f.
Gooch and wife. bearing date on the 9th Of Au.
gust 1879, of record IN the clerks office OF Hen.
rico County Court. u. b. 80, page 235. 10 the nn-
dersgnsd as trustees. We shall. In execution OF said
trust, being so required by The beneficiary 10 said
MONDAY the 2lst day Of June, S75,a O'Clock
p. N. that very desirable FARM located rs above
described. containing 270 ACRES.
The improvements consist or large BRICK
DWELLING, situated In u beautiful grove. cons
tanning about twelve rooms, with the usual out
buildings found on & first class farm, 4as
There are several hue springs on the place, and
the neghborhooa Is one OF the best TO be founi aud
70 any one desiring 10 purchase frst-ciass place
this offers most favorable opportunity.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as TO expenses OF sale and
TO pay of u certain NEGOTIABLE note due February
on credit as TO 5000 unfii 9th Of August. s75
ON credit us 70 1900 until eth February. ! S78
on credit as to 1900 until 9th Of august, 87o
on credit rs 10 1900 until 9th February. 1877 ;
aud on credit rs 10 800 and $4,000 nnrl 18th
OF August. ST.; and as to the residue OF The Dur
chase money, on such terms ana time rs the grantor
In The said deed may prescribe aud direct or on his
failure give such directions, on such terms aud
time as she said trustees may deem q, and proper:
The purchaser will be repaired IN give trast-deed
securing The Hspaid pur Sa,as
WILLIAM 4 H. LIME.
ns - = Trustees
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CroQEet is the incest game In the world
II the gira is.-RocheSter Democrat.
Lsziuess grows on people; it begins ir
cobwebs and ends in iron chains.
Belgium proposes to punish intended
crime the same as that actually committed.
"Americs, Nation Of Thieves. is the
title OF an -srticle In late French weekly.
Rubber boots with arsenic.dyed lining
have led many miners footsteps to the
grave.-Nete York Mail.
Wit is the raresC quality to be met with
among people of education, aud the most
common among the uneducated.
Grant don't want third term any more
than he did the first and second. If be gets
the third he won't want the fourth any more
than ne did the third.-Spiceland Reporter.
Persons who entertain any feelings of spite
towards Canada eau now rejoice. Sergeant
Bates Is travelling through that country
Denuer Tribune.
Newspaper paragraphs abusing Grant have
no effect in the State Of New York. Several
canai.boats there have been 2amed after him.
Wstlsa'aspert Sun.
a biographical sketch OF our junior editor
will be given shortly. Subscribers who wish
to withdraw before it appears will please
hand IL their names.-Jersey CITY Courier.
Semmes, the Alabama pirate, still swears
lndying hostility 10 the Constitution OF the
United States. Won't somebody please gige
lin railroad or insurance company to man
ger Philadelphia Express.
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/ How She WANTED HlM TO Cor 9 Arp How |
sHs D,ps'T CARE IF He DlDs' : Coxx.-Tne
Hamilton MOL Ne,cs give ,hs foIiowtnp as
true copy Of a veritab' a is,ter written by
maiden 10 that State:
May the %, -. Mo..-Dear love 1t It's
with Much pie Aser ,hat take my pen in my
hand 70 Dr % you aflew lindsin order 70 ler,
you NO cost am we'll and hope mat "ben
those dew bad tends Come to hand they will
| tn d WOW tho Same. we'll jon henri want
! % No what is the resen you haF.t ben
CUP, II you Don't want to Com ail you
hay TO Do Is to write and let me NO
and wont write euy More. bit woulo
like to See you and telle you my Minde.
!. hav looked for you every sundey, but DOM
think / will took eny more tell See you o
counting, and theme wont. well, jon henri
r. YOU Don't want to Com, all you haV 70 10
is to Say So, and tibet will Bee amount for
/ me. i Hont want to run after eny woue.
$ well, ion teuri, this is my last if you Don'
2 write er Com. now. you can Do just US you
# please, and will DO as can, but VIII
J. never forget you as long as ba7 breth, aoo
: wiA Dance drowned your grave Wnen YOU
d I've cold in the e-th. Now. jon henrl,'
:, can fast Do as you think Best, not as Ger
e would like to See you-that Is II you wan
:, to See ME: aDd II you Dont Was1 " Se0 H>
d will Not take onn abowat it.
D, the world ds wide the See Is Deep,
n my love dor you will always keep.
is well, Jon henri, will quit written Now
D. and remember that this is my last II yol
4 Don't write or Com rite away. if you Don
d want to Gem you Can Stay at home il yot
q want 70, and il you Don't want to you Cal
,e 90 where YOU plese, but ] want you TO ance
re thi, as soon as you get this, if you plese, ami
s. tell me your mined. derect to Jacksoua, bio
p now you may remember what hay toll
IS you in this letter, for imean what Say. ane!
as If you Dort BeIeav you will find my word
e, true. must quit for this time by asker sol
n. to write soon. SARAH -
OF to Mr.. jon henri -.
g. good by for this Time.
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GRANTS NoNCHALANCs AND LUCK.-Tbe
New York cores pondent Of the Boston
Journal says: q" From the time the General
stood kicking his heels on the Entels Of the
State. blouse at Springfield to the present
moment he has been distinguished for good
luck. He always comes down on his feet.
An excited Democrat uttered quite a phio.
sophcsl truth .he other day GU this matter !:
'Grant's the luckie.t dog alive. / never saw
anything like it. They have cornered him
dozen times. and be wasn't there. They
have Investigated him with hostile commit
tees, and it is no use. They expected to
catch him IN the San Domingo matter. The
Jay Cooke failure ruled him financially,
only be hadn't any money in that bank. The
CTeait-Mobilier was TO use him up, but il
only scorched the men that tried to put him
in. Now, this book of Sherman's would kill
any other man but Grant. When read it
/ was sure the General would have to come
to the front. Just here his luck came in.
Sherman has struck SO many men Demo-
Gratis as we'll as Rsdicals-and they are so
ready for the fray, that these men will fight
the battle with Sherman, and the President
will quietly smoke his cigar in the White
House, and say, as usual, -nothing.'"
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Some Of MOncure ID. COnwaJ's Bor-
rOwed Anecdotes.
CORRESPONDENCE Cincinnati Comm

ICorrespon dcnce Cincinnati Commercial
LONDON. May ga very fair one relates
TO millionaire from whom certain unlver.
sty had reason to expect a substantial dona-
ton. 1t was thought that his bounty might
be aided by his receiving the degree OF LII.
r.. and the matter was under discussion by
the faculty. A cynical professor suggested
that as the millionaire did not seem to be
learned, but certainly was rich, it might be
better TO substitute for the degree of LII. D.
that of L.s.d. 1t need hardly be added that
the scheme proceeded no further. This is
quite as good as a story one hears occa.
sionally at Oxford. The late Dean Man.
sci hearing that the custom was to be
revived Of demanding the writing of the
" double essay" from those proposed for the
degree Of D. d. said that 1t seemed but nat
ural to use the doubles. A. to make an A
double S. Another story that comes to US
from the neishbnrhood OF Edinburgh is that
during recent discussion about heresy an
old preacher mace speech so unSouud that
the Moderator said it was heresy, and Or
dered the words to be taken down. Where.
upon the speaker said: "I's no use at a. to
TAX down my words. Mr.. Moderator. for gin
its hereSy I'll no stick to 'em." The next
story on my list relates to the "Sermon
Trade" Last summer country minister of
the Kirk was pleased to observe an Eng.
liSh clergyman in his congregation several
Sundays in succession. At length he saw
him waiting at the door after the congrega-
ton had gone, Us if wishing TO converse.
The Scotch preacher advanced with extend.
ed hand, and the clergyman said: "That's
4 capital sermon; who do you deal with?"
Lastly, story OF provincial inability to ap-
preciate some of the eDthusiasms of science.
A distinguished London arcbaologst de-
voted week TO the lovely fields of the
North hunting flint arrows. He was over
joyed with his success; implements from the
Stone Age were found on every side until he
had large bag full OF them. He employed
a smple.hearted native to bring this bag OF
precious relics to village q few miles off,
and himself went on before. In the afternoon
the rustic started to follow his employer
with the bag, but the burthen being heavy
and the Gay hot he presently began TO Won
der what interest the gentleman could have
In bag Of stones. This doubt was succeed.
ed by chain of reasoning, at the end OF
which stood the conclusion that one stone
was as good as another, and there seemed
hardly any Use 10 carrying any one particu-
lar lot OF them three miles on a hot day.
Thereupon the bag was emptied Of lis con-
tents, and borne lightly enough. Of course
it was easy enough to dll it again from the
roadside just before delivery. The rustic
goes home happy with his good wages, albeit
still wondering what the gentleman meant
to do with "them stones; the archeologiSt
speeds to London, where he speedily con.
vokes his scientific friends to view his thea
sures. The scene when the bag reveals its
plain turnpike stone must be LETT to the im-
aginatic8.
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FoRSEY on INSTRUMENTATION w. For
ney writes to his paper from Europe:
"Tbe dcath Of John &. Brecklnridge
though net unexpected, was sorrowfu IN
the tact that be was much younger man.
It was my good fortune TO know Mr.. Brock
inridge twenty years ago as intimately as II
he had been my brother. Our relations were
confidential and constant, and l learned TO
appreciate his candor, integrity, and courage.
Separated, but not aienated, by our civil
war, it Is consolrg 10 feel that in all
those bitter yells never thought OF him
unkindly, or wrote or spoke a barsh
word against him. Like thousands OF
Others, he became sacrifice to what l
have DO doubt be always regarded as the
great mistake Of his section. When The war
broke out no Amelic,n had brighter future
than BrecbinrIdge. The very conservatism
of his nature would have placed HIM by
common consent in the leadership Of his
party. He was always favorite. There
was nothing in his disposition to arouse
enmily, and yet his instructive chlvalry III
duced him TO cast his lot with his people
and to bear all the resulting burdens. II
may be said OF him that, notwithstanding bis
expulsion from the Senate during his long
residence abroad after the war, no word OF
hate vas ever beard from his lips; and it is
gratifying to add that his comparatively early
death is mourned among those who knew
him in London as sincerely as it is at home"
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ELEGANT VELVET. CARPETS, sU-
LNNbsOHE RIOS WOOD AND WALNUT FUR
NifURE, MAATrLS. GAS.FI&TU ,r 81 81
Ie r. Quest ST of Mr. join D. seilings who in
lends vac ting the premises we viii sell NJ Inc Cluo
looms, No. 916 Main street, on tn CRSoAY, nc
24n Of june 1t" hyf Pa.t 10 3cGcS e.. he
One elegant Ros EwooD LIBRARY.CAsE, formerly
owned by the fate John II. Daniel;
700 Yards elegant VELVET, TAPESTRY, aud BRUs-
HALL and STAIR ARPETs,s TAIR-RoDs,a and STEP
Two beautiful SLATE MANTELs;
Three iarge-size FNESCH-PLATE MASTEL-MIR-
RoRs. cosl"g f25O each
One snlendni ROSEWOOD MAnBLE-T"r tTAGERE-
BUFFET. with Frer CHI plate mirror;
One WALNUT MAEBLE-ToP BUFFET,
OIL-PAIHTlSGS. SCRAYINGo. anu CllROhnS.
LACE CURTAINS LAMBghQUINs. and CoKNfCE,
several dozen WALNUT CANE-skAT CHAIRS,
VELVET ami bnUS> ELLIS RUGs and DR. UGGETs,
WALNUT HAT-kACKs. HFFlcE-DESKs.
large lot Of best THIPLE-tLATED " ARE, consist
ing Of
Dinner BREAKFAST, and PICKLE CAsToRS. Wa
TER. COOLER, COFFEE and lEA-URNS, WINE
COOLER, SALAD ami sIDE-UlsnES, BOWLS,
Knives. FORKS. and SPOONS;
REFRIG orator,
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
COOKING STOVE and UTENSILS,
CHINA SPlTTOOSS,
RENDERS.
WINDOW. n VIKINGS and FIR AMEs, &C.. &C.. &C.
The establishing. has bt en- kept In perfect order
The furniture, the hest that could BE- bought. has
been well kept, amt everything will be sid without
Reserve, thereby givl The pubic rare npporu-
nifty to supply themselves win good furniture.
IN order 10 allow parties Wishing To purchase an
opportunity TO examine the furniture the house
will be open OH TU SDAY and WEDNESDAY,
22d ana 23d, from l 0 4. NJ. uaiil +. Al.
COOK q LAUGIlTOS,
lie II AucilOneers.
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By Frank ID. Hill,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
1lQS Nam stIeet.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SPLENDID
i RESIDENCE AND HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUC1ION.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed ~ Colonel AZ
bert Ordway and wife To The una r>ign'd. dated
April Is, 1872. and duly IGed In kchmoui
being required To 90 by the beneficiary therein
secured We will proceed 10 sell ut hupIic anc,on,
on the premises. on FRIDAY, June 10, 1870,
commencing ut l0h o'clock !. ~. AZ the iiol 81.
HOLD AND KIT H"N fUkNiI ukE contained
i'm the late residence Of OlOnCi Albert urd"5r,
No. sol west Frsnhiin sueet, corner OF Laurel
rect. consisting or
Q very superior BLACK WALNUT PARLoR SETS,
BRUsSELS CARPETS, CHANDELIERS,
spleudid BOOK. .ASE. UIL-fAISIisGS,
FXTESsIOS-TABLES, CHISA.PREss,
CHINA and GLASSWARE, &c.
SETS Of BLACK WALNUT, OAK, ana slAHoGASf
CHAMBER FCKSIrURE,
Complete assortment Of hITCHES FURNITURE
REFRIGERATOR. &c..
and every article 10 he found III wcli.lufhsaed
house. u,.,r,y ,
lotil-on the premises. ~ O'Clock T.. 81. the yalu'
able and attractive HOUSE anu LDi III Tue so"tH-
west corner Of FranS lin 3nh Laurel streets. st.
The house Is three stories ana baS men. VIII
Mansard roof, and contains about Twelve f11in',
besides kitchen AMI servants rooms, WIN All lle
modern improvements, stable. &C.. anu bnil IN Tue
most substantial manner by us present owner.
The lot fronts on franklin street GO foc, win
depth of $50 feet to ~ alley 10 iee' wide. ~,
Taxes for this year on the real estate 10 DC ps'a
by the purchaser. ,,..,on
cash: over that amount. sixty Gass note, WIN III I,
tprrst added, with upUrnyr VI en"orscr. fo' rear
estate the conditions al the trust require cisn ou
liberal arrangements can be made on me 1dJ VI
JOHN Ii. tLAlBuRSr.
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By Wellington Goddin and Williams & Gibson,
Real Estate AuctioueeIs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU.
AgLE ANg H!GH !! AT uIs s I'VE
k FSfH kI "a f sTREsTsnBy virtue
Of two deeds of trust executed by the late
Major William Allen and his wife, The first to James
Peasants aud j. Il. Watkins dated 10ih Of august
1867; the second to James PleasapS and X. A
Lancaster, dated 9th of January. 1S6S-all duly
re, oroet In richmond Hastings Court, now Ricn.
Of and ut The request Of the parties secured there
by, proceed 10 sell at llcijOn, on the premises
WEDN ESOAE 23l or June, 1S75. at o'clock +.
NJ. If fair; If not, The first fair day at
SIDENCE and LOTS locate q rs above. formerly ihe
residence of the late Nicholas Mills. The dwelling
has all The rsual modern improvements. anu has me
most ample accommodations tor large family.
The ward and garden beautifully set with shade
and fruir-treps and epergrecs anu The location ana
ncigUoI hood equal to The best In Richmond. With
the IN inslOu.hnse will be sold lot No. fro Ting
59T feet. Iuunnx back so feet 10 an alley 20 feet
widc. with the large BRICK BUILDING to the west.
tformerIy used AS ki'enen but now htted up as Il
back 159 feet to said alley: ana To the east, lots
Nos. 2 and g. each 35 by so feet to said alley.
The above real estate viii b. sofa In separate par
GELS by the respective sets of trustees TO Satisfy the
debts reSpecnrcly secured thereby. The recent de-
cisiou bY TIE Supreme court OF Appeals of Virginia
in the case OF Corbin, &c, rs. Mills, &c.. has settled
the title TO this properly beyond all question; the
trustees will, as usual, convey only with special
warranty.
By consent of parties the terms will be : One.
fourth cash: balance at four, eight and twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added ST.
cured 10y 4 tTuSl-dcec.
Taxes ard insurance for 1870 be paid by the
purchasers. JAlES fLEASASlS,
j. Is. WATKINS.
X A. LANCASTER.
ial5-l7l9.22 .&2S Trustees.