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& CORONA, COLORADO Juhc ~, 1910, Il
Messrs. ENTHUSIASTICALLY weeks ago saw
In one OF your valuable papers communi-
cation signed Horsc,nan" urging that
the style OF cquestrianism now practiced by
the ladies' Of Virginia be changed, and sub.
'stitute FOR It the mode used IN some portions
OF this and other western sections--viZ., to
ride astride the horse,
/, / sincerely hope that the laaies OF the Old
Dominion win ever ride rs their grandma
theirs did, and never adopt that other style,
which had its origin, or at least ought to-
have had ii, rs far as this country is con-
cerned, under the shadow .! Plymouth
Rock. 20 So
Did you ever see a bevy OF young ladies
riding astride? Well, lsarcs and II the
party that saw could ride through the
Richmond streets think the old-establishcd
system would be greatly strengthened.
There arc many Virginia eadies out here,
and none Of them have adopted the rae,o-
tangled mode. They ride good deaa, but
the old way is good enough for them.
expect some OF your readers VIII think
Pm an old fogv, but ii adherence to the
good old customs Of Virginia be iogyism. ii
will be my special delight to be called 3
fogy. go W. s. c.
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-aUerIes sALRs..sT bay.
by Cook & Laughton, Aucfloneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

ASSORTMENT OF EXCEL:
LLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuE n
NITIRE, SEWING-MACf1INES,& c... &c, Al
DAY at 10 O'Clock We VIII seli ~
our wnrSrooms, without limit or reserve, gpsendc
assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c's
esceien tn PPaRIo SUIT OF two diyan
arin-chairs and four paror chairs, with linen
covers. and nearly new ,.f.. .,.r.
i HhIR-CLoTH PkRLOR SUIT, I'm good ofder:
WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, with marble Top
,TkPH IesGSsA Any and WALNUT WARDRpBEs,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BEDSTEADS,
MhRBI,E-TOP BUREAUS and WASHSIAInSDLsS;-
CANE and .WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS ana KUN
HAIR hss and sHUoK MATTRESSES HOLSTERS
WHEELER ahn EIth'SGI WILSON sEwlNG-MAcH1NE'
s.vera 10th other Observation-Disclosures, In good order:
SIIOW-CASES. GLASS JARS, st
MAHOGANY SOFAS, LOuNGE c,,rEpa
and WATEE-GoOLsEhs,
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW.SdADES.
TIN-SAFES, LEAF and KITCHEN IAbLEo'
tROCKERY and GLASSWARE ,,,,r,o,,oa
MiRRORS, ENGRAVINGS& and CdROMOS'
several good COOKJNG-STOVES, &C., &C.
ALSO,
An invoice of FANCY ARTICLES,
HARDWARE, OFFICE~DESk,
LETTER-PRESS, &c ,c,,noN
,17 - AuctiOnecrs.
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Brigham Young is the father OF sixty
three children, forty-five Of when are living.
More than half of these arc females, and,
with but two or three exceptions, all are
blondes, and none what may be called BEAU
tifuI. The last child born unto Brigham Is
a little girl, about six years old, daughter OF
Amelia Van Colt, Brigham's fourteenth
wife. She is woman Of aboutforty, rather
Drctty. and the next favorite to Amelia Fol
som, his eighteenth wife. No. Is is credited
with having high-grade temper, and it is
said that she treats Brigham as!if she were
his mothcr-in-law instead Of his wife.-Sdlt
Lake City Correspondence Sass Francisco
Chronicle.
Mr.. Kelley, the motor man, and the man.
ayers of the Washington monument have
made bets upon their respective works, as
to which will be finished first From the
fact that Mr.. Kelley is secretly betting on
the monument, it is to be inferred that we
shall have to be satisfied with steam power q
few centuries yet, and from the parallel fact,
privately ascertaincd, that the monument
folks are taking covert odds in fnvor of the
motor, it is judged that George will con-
ttinue to occupy his back seat far the pre-
sent.-Chicago Times.
III was unScuerOuS Ill IcEcial soilci Hdli,
when General Bankson and two Of his staff
fell of their horses opposite the reviewing
stand, to say to Prince Oscar, OF Sweden
"These are only yolunteers-no regular
soldiers.' The General and his stef saw
service in the late war-as much af it as
many rcgulars.-Philadelphia Times.
A grand musical congress is to assemble
in philadelphia on the 10th instant. kel-
logg, Louise Cary, Mrs. Seguin, S. Ii. stills,
Mile. Palmiri, Joseph White, the Cuban
yiolinist; Mile. Esmeralda Cerxantes,
harpist to the Empress of Brazil, and either
celebrities will take part in the proceedings.
.Maretzsk will flourish the baton.
"A public-school boy in this city bet he
could write better Centennial ode than
BayRrd Taylor's, and he won the bet; but
llis father whalcd him ior not half trying
Bnooktw Argus. .J..... :..
aThere is good desiof disappointment
hene oyer the Democratic platform. 1t was
generally expected that the party would
adopt q :pank to the effeet that lager beer is
not into icating ."-Normich Bulletin.
Ingenious youth ooh, yes, I dare say
she's very clever and all That, but l hate
clever women, and so Pye come to talk with
you! "-PNnch.
Dubuque has Theodore Beecher. His
views on the Henry Ward TiltoE question
are probably conservative.
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SsyrR,1. GLASSES Too MUCn-During
Nj. Charles Pope's management OF south
era theatre, one might, when some nigh
toned star was holding forth, great SEN
station was prodpced by a nautical.lookinS
old gentleman. who, with all dignity, pro-
duced spygiIss, and when the lorgnettess
were directed ut the stage, with report
like a young pistol pulled the crltter OUT 90
its full proportions and levelled 1t at Inc
performer.
This nor9ty in the way OF an opera-esass
created so much diversion that Word Was
sent to the offending old sailor that he must
put it UP, which he wouldn't, as he sald IL
was his sr5'le Of glass, and he was going 10
use it.
Further remonstrance resulted in thespy-
glass shutting up and the old gentleman IN
dignantly walking out as the curtain fell on
the fisStact. " ,..
Before it rose ag ain in walked the seafar..
ing aan in company with eight others OF
the same brand as himself. :,
Sejlemnly they were escorted TO seats, all
near'together. The play proceeded, OF sud
den crack, fiZz, squeak went nine spySiass-
cs. some OF them a yard long. 5imultan-
cnuslv the whole nine were pulled out to
their EXTREMIST length. and the weather
beaten old countenances brougEtto bear on
the end Of them. @
The audience howled, the players
struggled on, but the instant an exciting
massage was reached, whang went the nine
spyglasscs, and the crowd yelled with de-
light.
In this way the performance dragged
along, till, as actors and audience could
stand it no longer, the play was brought to
an untimely end; the eight old scadoSs who
had been summoned Off the levee to assist
the original offender nsmilinsly, filed out
behind him. fully avenged for all interior
ence, wit the triumphaIt spygaasses under
their arms. -NIustrated Weekly
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BY Chadin, Staples & Cos
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Tenth and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ONDi-
VIDED HALE INTEREST IN TINT LOI io "
GROUND, WITH A FRAME HOUSE, THEhffEfSSI1N;S'
CORNER OF FOURTH AND LEIGH STREETS,
AZ AUCTI0N.-By virtue Of . certain deed of trust
executed by Philip Norborne Judah and vile, aasea
March lie, 1876, and recorded in Richn1ond Chan-
ccry Court clerks office, in D. 3. lO7 B, page 4oS,
default having been made In the IsxmenHt 81 inc
required so to do by the beneficiary at aMGto 70 ne
highest bidder, on the premises, on ~ ii Nod
yided oneaf interest In that ground situated AZ the
northeast corner of Fourth and Leigh streets 'front.'
ing So feet on Leigh street aud having depth Oh
Ito feet to an alley ten feet wide. ;,
TERMS Enough In cash to pay tue e1psns.iis q.
notes dated 10th March, 1876, for 20 each, past
due With interest thereon tn PAID ana upon tg
1875: e5O.25. payable on the 10th August, 1875
*5O.25 on the 10th September 1910 ana the Rs
direct or In case Of his failure to give such
then upon such terms .s the trustee shall think IT.
CuAFFIS STABLES & Co., Auctioneers- 1y7
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r-u by Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
.s.; No. HOS Main street.

4 SSIGNEES SALE OF LAND IN
n CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA, At AUG
TION-IN' THE MATTER OF WILLIAM II. ALL
DERDICE, BANkRUPT.-By virtue OF q decree e., OF
trict of Virginia Of date May 90 1876 In the case
of William Fl. AlIderdce's assgnees rs. Alideralce
and Others we will sell ut pubic auction, at Bowling
Green, the county scat Of Caroline, on MONDAY,
Jufy To- 1875, ut IL O'Clock H., that being court
day three tracts of land, rs follows:
GEE ITTINDRED AND FORTY-THREE AND
4 HALE ACRES known as CASH'S, near Port
ROYAL and formerly owned ly Apollos boutwell,, aH
iaj hing the lands of Mrs. Lncy Stearns and ID. s.
Cash r.nrrn,e~
formerly owned BY Apoos Boutwell, ana ADJOINING
Also, TWENTY-FIVE ACRES LAND situated
about three miles from Port Royal, formerly belong
Ing to Wade A. Thornton, bankrupt.
Terms: One third cash: balance six and twelve
months, with Interest added
Sale poyemptory. r ~. GARNEliE,
5r6 ASsignees
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BY Lancaster & Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
State Bank Building.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
ROAD fk 81 n cHEsTEKFiELp coGS-
TY..ln pursuance Of decree Of the Ghance cry
18th day of June, 1876, in the suit Of Lancaster
and others, trustees against the Clover Hill Railroad
by said decree proceed to sell by public at the
oficc Of Lancaster & Luckc, No. I'LL Main street,
On On III ff q he %o july 1s7 wns
p:Yp !. nc VALUABLE PROPERTY known as the
G d dnssx L :. NNE M DfRGghpI x e
SAND SIX HUNDRED AND sIXTY-FIvE
undivided interests and leaseholds; and al the MA
and also the CLOVER HILL 'RAiLRo DAD. which
is twenty-one miles In length, running from Clover
ROAD-BED, SIpINGS, R RAIL, SlLLs,, STA;
C6SE a ef hs sboqs
wili be sold as whole, and lists Of the same IN de-
tail have been printed and will lie furnished TO all
The terms Of sale will be; 1870 payable on III
Is, day Of January 1877 on the be day
on the ist day Of january, 1879, and s42, $40 on
the 1st day Of July, 1875 and as to the balance OF
such one third thereof shall DC paid
third thereof IN twelve monthssuch deferred psy-
ments to be secured by negotiable notes OF the pur
chaSeES, With approved cnd0rScrS. 10 De secured ny
deed Of trust on the property.
e. Andat the same time and place shall also sell
by public auction, and under the authority OF the
same decree. ONE LOCOMOTIVE. THIRTY IRON
C5hL-OARs.1 TEN GONDOLAs, Two BOX
CARS, ONE SECOND CLASS l.AssENGER.eA4,hls;;
This rolling stock Is nowlin use on the CioreT Hiu
raj lroad and may be examined at any time BY those
desiring to purchase The terms OF sale VIII De one
third cash one third ON credit Of six mouths aud
payments TO be evidenced by negotiable notes OF the
purchasers, with approved endorsers, and secured
by deed OF trust ON the property.
g, A TRACT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LAND known as aTfzzard,s.n and lying near the
mines. containing FIVE HUNDRED AND THlR-
sTY-TfIREE And A. HALE ACRES. the mineral
rights being reserved. they not. belonyipS 10 the
Glover Hill Company.
debt Of about and as 70 the balance. In Two
equal payments-0ne at six months and one al
twelve by the note or bond Of the
purchaser, and secured sby deed OF trust on tfe
Persons desiring to inspect the property win be
shown through tie works by the ut Clover
Ill., 4; ,t fit,,.sg,t "a, /. & *
day, Wednesday, and Friday Train leaves Glover
a ~ ss5E7', JAMES r. WERTH,
je1e.tds Special Commissioner.
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General Freight and Ticket Age
lsIcHsIoND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,l
.sa ua. RICHMOND, VA, June i. 1876.
GrHEDITT n OF rR AIMS TAKING EF.

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMFY
RICHMOND, VA, june l. 1876: :
SCHEDULED OF. TRAINS, TAKING Eff
- FEET JUNE 4TTTRAIN No laNEW YORK ns
leaves Chua at PISA r NJ leaves Bnrke1Ille at s:54
st. sss RD r. at
p. NJ; leaves Dundee at sos p. NJ; leaves Danyle
easss K Nj a It 1879 a:b
at 1882 a. n; leaves China Grove &c A. NJ ar
riyes at Charlotte at 2;42 A. 81. This train stops
only at stations named above. ..
TRAIN No. NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
EXPREss.-Leaves Charlotte at 2:l5 A. NJ; leaves
ATLns Jlecsion at 2ao A NJ eayes oha
leaves Thomsville at 5:24 4: NJ leaves Greensboro
f5 Sia evHss r So A. At
NJ: leaves Wolf-Trap ut 1896 a. NJ; leaves Burke
Vile a. l245 p NJ leares cbua at r46 r. NJ Ian ar
only at stations named above. ....
TRAIN No. 3.-THRoUGII MAIL-NEw York
leaves Burkeyille at A. NJ. leaves Dundee at 1889
p. NJ. leaves Danvie at las 2. NJ; leaves Green's
bore at 43S r. M s54 M
tion..
TRAN: No. 4-sAyANNA1I AND NEW YORK,
AIRLINE Junction at 6:25 A. NJ; leaves Salisbury
ut $50 A. NJ. leaves Greensboro at 1888 Z. nj. !;
s r DGs at ia r. M a ss Pdee
rives in Richmond at 932 Z. NJ. Stops at all stations.
NJ IT.
ut Burkeyi!e at 1:45 2. NJ; leaves l.urkeville ut
Z. NJ. arrives 1T Lynchburg at $50 L. NJ.
TRAIN No. 6.-LYNCIIBURG ACCOMMODATION,
Eastward-Ieaves Burkeville ut SEQ A. NJ. arrives
at Richmond Mt $50 A. Nj. Hr gs q
TRAIN No. 7.-LOCAL BURKEyILLE ACCOhMO-
DATIoy daily Except Saturday. Westward-Lcayes
Richmond ut L. NJ. arrives ut Burkeville at 1913
TRAIN No. lO-LocAL BURKEvILLE ACCOM-
NOTATION, observation-disclosures Eurkeyc at 5:5S A.
n. arrives mt Richmond at IL 81.
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect ut Richmond with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
Trains Nos. 3 and connect ut Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and Go!dsboro'.
The through trains connect ut Richmond with
trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York.
Trains Nos / and Q connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-
road TO and from Grecnye, Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points
Trains Nos. 8 and connect with the Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta railroad for Columbia, Au
gusta, Charleston, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points ~rs
Train No. 2 connects at Burkeye with the Altar
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from LynchburS
Chattanooga, and all Southwestern, points.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, aud baggage checked through
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman Palace sleepng-cars run through between
Richmond and Atlanta.
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
to the points named the ticket. Nolayorer checks
will be given. Z. NJ. X. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent
JOHN Il. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
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HALEss.ssHs a ture LEE:
8 s BY W. eoadln, ~. - " !,
Real Estate AGeas and Aucfioneer,
Ssornar ,,f EIayeiath and Bank streets.

4 z " y
n,RUsTEE,s SALE OF FL ANDSOME
i COTTAGE RESIDENCE, WITH SEVEN
ACRES MORE OR LESS 9F hANn; Al FR EbE-
RicESBitRE> AND POTOMAC r a IL ROKD,
SEVEN MILES NORTH oS OF Rd told H5sh IuIv
1878. made by w. Edward Wilson, trustee for Wiz
lie E. Wilson, his Wife duly record 1saren a aed fop
the purpose of paying the unpaid purchass-Tno4sy'
cell At PUBLIC auction on the premises st on tbe
beautiful COTTAGE RESIDENCE located as above,
including SEVEN ACRES lmore or essl ~ tA ss,,t
rooms together with the usual out-buildinEs and
shaded by handsome trees The land Is am frty
adapted for gardening or trucking ana mas nne dra
business in Richmond this place presents peculiar
attractions the pass In 200 yards OF the dooE
seven or eight times n day.
Although the deed REQUIRES cash sale as 70 t ao sav
that on payIncnt of one fourth OF the purchase
money very liberal terms will be given rs TO me resi-
due. -. kObER1 ID. II ~
i. -
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BY Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Matn street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUA-
ETE MIN DING-IOTS. WITH A SMALL
FRAME bWEILiNG THEREON; on THE 7 Il
WEST SIDE OF THIRTIETH (, STRE sII ,H BE-
ny ATJC,TION-As trustee in a certain deed bear
Ing date the 22d Dsee5er from o i e. F,sck;
Cnirt of the city OF Richmond being required so to
do by the beneficiary therein secured; shall sell by
auction, on the premises on FRIDAY the 1th J4lE,
said deed, consisting OF TWO LOTS, 33x13O feet
each, with small frame dwelling thereon, ana an
acy in the rear, the west side OF
between v and o streets, Church HILL.
TERMS: One third IN cash; the residue In anu .
months negotiable notes given for the deferred
1nents With Interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust. y. Il. hltnhhDoO>i Aiu 70 81
RICHARDSON & Co.. AuctOncers. 1c
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tho confederacy were repostns. Sam Elder
said this was because the fuse was too short,
But We always had an idea 1t was bsshuse
Ensmllreer,s whfskeN was too long. Then,
as dusk was coming on, and there was no.
thing more to slre at, the audience Weas
home to supper, and sour own correspond
entsn alltook an extra drink and wrote
home that wan active prosecution OF tine
war had now been inangurntee In the m !sa
suspicious manner, and With indications 81,
that cannH fail to culmindse in most glo.
rious success; and each correspondent
added 1 private note to the effect "that: a as
Operations were now about to be carried
into tire enemy's country, where the price
Of boarding was represented to DC some es
thingabovc wateringpsacc rates, an advance &c
OF shr dollars in the weekly allowance
wosAd be very acceptable" -
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RICHMOND, FRED'G 6 p oToMAc r. RICO. }
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, {
RICHMOND. June 4, 1862
OF TRAINS.

-
500 A. N. leaves Broad-Strcct station daily ex,
cept Sundays, connecting at Shepherd
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
at 2:35 L. NJ, making close connec-
lions for the Northwest, arriving at
Philadelphia ut $50 Z. NJ. and New
for Alexandria and Washington.
$3.50 T. NJ. leaves the Byrd-street station daily
connecting with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at Shepherd, opposite
Alexandria; due at Camden station,
baltimore, at 10 p. NJ, and with
New NEWER ,; train s! lT II = I 6 IN =
sLE I JdS,i FROM S sli,; HoI yo Ti'
Night express ola Baltimore ana
Potomac railroad Mt Washington,
arrivinga at Charles-Street station, Bal
s spGEs It R fS5 { W " HhNGTSs
TO NEW YORK
1000 P. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station tSundays
eXceptedl, connecting ut Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads.
Cos p. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TEAM, for
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad-Streei
station Sundays excepted. 80.
500 A. NJ. arrives Ut Byrd-Street station tAon-
days cxccptcu).
F. sys Il TE nGn s aHives
ut Broad-Street station tSundays ex-
cepted|. .s.t.a
$50 p. NJ arrives at Broad-Strect station daily
except Sundays.
Pullman slecpers on night trains.
THnRSbH aS
NIGHTS for all points North and West; aud arriye
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and F DA Y
MORNINGS. Consignees of live stock and perish
freight at Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills Of ladng and rates given to all prin-
cipsl points North and West. f. T. D. MYERS.
General Superintendent
C. A. TAYLOR,
fe5 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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By j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and huctionecr,
1O16 Main street.

FRAMED DWELLING
IL NO. 8, ON NORTH SIDE OF BAKER BIZ
TWEEN ST JON, A !. S ST. JAMES 1Sa on
FRIDAY. july IA 1876, at 6 O'Clock 7. NJ. the
aboye-escribed property under rental of VI 90 per
annum to Il good tenant. The house, recently re-
paired contains four good-siZed rooms.
The lot has front Of feet and depth OF feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust-deed
iy 6 ,o. j. l.. APrERSON, Auctoneer.
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Ut. ELLIsON, Bookseller, .
ll12 Main street. three doors above the Dispatch
.g Office
Persons ordering by mail will please enclose three
cents per No. additional for postage. Orders from
the country solicited and will receive prompt atten-
Every No. contains acompete novel, worth in or
binary book form FROM il to IA each. These books
below, and III each case are unabridged unaltered,
and illustrated. 1t will pay every of good read
ing to examine our
TEN-cENT EDITI2 2sIoS OF STANDARD AU-
THE BEST OF HUSBANDS. BY James Payn. III
ss WsSbE KfiSe 70 an egp's BY Charles Reade
THE GoFbE9 1 EEfs OF 'eH By An
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TUE ftf BY George NJ Fem
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RSPf HET 5cFfiSEG OF Prie GAss sents By
THE A IHW yf9 S8 TIE i.ns y Mte s Collins
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THE I9KTB EN-: gy Geo George Macdonald. uns-
Obj t5a MhG tllsf fS mcnry Kingsley illus
&C, 900 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEAS by Jules
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RALPH WILLOWS WEIRD. By hfrs. Alexander.
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KATERFELTO. BY Major G. j. Whyte-Mclytl)a
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MAURICE DERING. BY the famous author
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Ey Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers'
INA Main street,

1--WE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
X ON TIE NORTHWEST CORNER TWENTY:
SIyTH AND n STREETS, CHURCH HILL, FOR
SALE BY AUCTlON:-.As the successors OF certain 1,
trustees named Of the Virginia Buidlng funa CoIl-
is75. uIy recorded in the clerks Office of the Chan,
Gerry Court of the city of Richmond being reaulren
eo n do by the beneficiary therein secured we shall
coli by onctiou on the premises, FRIDAY, 7th Of
July, 6, at O'Clock T. NJ, the REAL ESTATE TIE
described in said deed. consisting OF an nhai vice.,
estcd. the whole of FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS fronting % by 1872 feet each, on the north
west corner of Twenty-sxth and streets, Church
Hill. ,, l., 60, r,,,a
,wclvr months: negotiable notes given for the de-
fcrrcj PAYMENTS with interest added, and secured
by deed Of trust n-r,,-ru
MOSES QUARLES.
Il. HOLZISGER,
Trustees
R1c1IApDsoS E CO., Auctioneers. je27