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CHINA.


The Portuguese authorities at Macao threaten to rc-
the Chinese tho trade Of that port
by an armed forcc OF 8, 900 troops
WOULD NOT ACCEPT.
The Russian and japanese Consus General at Shang-
hal refuse the chairmanship oftne Consular Board
sumed by the English Consul
GRKAr ENTERPRISE MPEDED
The continued attacks the workmeu employed
upon the telegraph limo between Foochoo and Annoy
have compelled the Great Northern Company aban-
don the project indefinitely.
THE HEIR APPARENT
By Imperial decree the education OF the young EN-
pcror OF China, aged six years, commences next sum
mer with imposing ceremonies.
DIPLOMATIC NTRopUcrioSs.
Mor, tho Japanese Minister, had his first interview
with Isung Ii Yamen the sth OF January 1t was
q formal reception only. No business transacted.
A VERY SERIOUS CRISIS.
The English Commissioners sent to investigate the
murder Of NJ Margary had not yet reached Yunnan.
They were progressing through the interior without
moestation. The Chinese Commissioners IN Yunnan
preparing for the favorable reception OF the
English party.
TROOPS FROM INDIA
British troops from India to be sent through
Burmah to the Of the inquiry for the protection
OF Mcssrs. Grosvenor and Baber.
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
Kiong gChoo, the capitol and principal port Of thu
Island Of Hanan is to be opened Immediately for
cign trade.
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FRANCE.

N. oAMDErrA's IDEA OF TRUE REPUBLICAN
POLICY.
LYONS, Feb. 20, 1874
NJ Gambetta, in a speech delivered here yesterday,
said the republican programme was peace abroad and
progress at home. He urged the necessity for con-
ciiaory policy and declared that the Republic should
be open to all who come to II sincerely
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
\ Or(s 1870
1876. THE NEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC
AND
FINANCIAL, COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL

ready In addition its usual cOntentA compiling
tables and statistical returns on finance. With
daily Of gold for 1873 Of government bonds OF
various OF c0nsos railroad shares and stock
American securities the London markot, Bank ~ Eng
land rate discount other selections
Of special general information presents its issue
1876 other features " interest
THE HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1875.
its election returns the fullest mos, perfect, and only
reliable data for the coming election Corrected
the Dolymount International Rifle Match.
diagrams &c private signals OF the New York Club
complete dates of this State by counte
list Of Senators and Members of the
standing and select committees OF both houses With
Office addresses. &c. American Ministers Cousuia
abroad foreign Legations IN the United States table show
ing the Of postage foreign countries also
OF closing tho mails New York Post oco All special
ties of the Almanac Mariners Guide. Missing Heirs "a
continued tor the Its chronological and
tables, government departments army and navy
ofcaliy corrected Its Misceil contents Ia
valuable compendium or items OF general and special
THE HERALD ALMANAC.
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slic General salgo

Philadelphia proceed in the Gaelic. General saigo
will follow in the next mail steamer
COURT HoSoRS
The distribution Of the highest class OF japanese dec
orations has been commenced by the Mikado.
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"HEAL THYSELF."
THK PEoFLE's COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADvIsKB book Of
about 300 pages illustrated with $50 engravings and
coored Plates and sold the exceedingly low price oi
81 80 tells you Catarrh. Liver Complaint"
Dyspepsia Indgcstion; Sick Bilious and other Head
aches Scroula Bronchial Throat and Lung Diseases all
diseases peculiar and most other chronic well
disorders 1t contains important inform alton for
she Young old male female single married
where be found Men and married and sim
GLE tempted ask their family physician thousands oi
questions delicate topics but deferred from doing
by modesty This work such
fully and plainly M TO leave doubt II is sold By
agents by mail postpaD receipt Of price Ad-
dress the author, X " PIERCE, NJ. D. Worlds Dispen-
sary, Buffalo. y. Y.
Prom the Lafayette Daily Courier
A VALUABLE WORK
Dr. r. v PIERCE, of Buffalo dstin rulsncd in surgery
general practice in the profession he honors has
made valuable contribution 10 the medical literature ot
the day in comprehensive work entitled THE PEOPLES
SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER" While scientific
throughout sngunry free from technical and sted
terms ID right down the OF every
day liio. Dr. PIERCE is noble specimen OF American
manhood lie has from the people, and with
sympathies IN with tho sought
them substantial service in thsthe geat work Of biz
life
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ENGLAND.

NATIONAL INTEREST IN THE sUEz CANAL d.
REcroRArE-s1R DANIEL LANGE's DISMISSAL
COTTON TRADE FRAUDS SAID TO BE COMING
TO LIGHT-MoSEX INTERESTS IN THE ST.
GorHARD TUNNEL WORK.
LoSpoS Feb 90 1870
The Times this morning in an editorial, says "we
hear with much regret that Sir DANIEL IAnge has ceased
10 be connected with tho direction OF the Canal
Company the representative OF the English interests
therein The important share which Daniel took in
the OF the canaa share scarcely second to
that NJ dc Lesseps himse-and the fact that he has
been the only Enghshman prominently connected
with tho enterprise, render hts dismissal by the
French administration especially lnopportune at the
moment when there too many English politicians
watch for signs OF the companys disregard for
the of this country and its stake in the canal"
coTroS TRADE ERAUDs-BASKRUPr BRoKERs SAID TO
Il is rumored that some scandalsi connection with
the Liverpool cotton trade will shortly be made public
There have becn or three failures OF brokers
Gently and in the case Of one OF the bankrupt hrms
il is alleged very questionable transactions
brought TO light They reported TO have bought
cotton freely for their account giving spinners'
names as purchasers.
There other serious allegations against them and
the two partners believed to have decamped.
FINANCIAL INTERESTS WORK.
The Pail Mall Gazette's Berlin special telegram says
that the St. Gothard Railway Company have resolved
to petition England and Belgium for subsidies, the
ground OF the magnitude and universal importance
OF the work
THE SOLICITOR GENERAL DEFEATED AT PAR
LIAMENTARY ELECTION.
LONDON, Feb. 90, 1875
An exciting Parliamentary election was held at
Horsham Sussex, to-day fill the vacancy caused by
the unseatng of Mr. Hurst for bribery
Mt Brown, the liberal candidate, was returned de-
feating Sir Hardnge S. Clifford the Solicitor General
by dfty- -four majority
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CUBA.

HAVANA REJOICING OVER THE DEFEAT OF
DON CARLOS.
HAVANA, Feb. 20, 1876
The city is rejoicing the news OF the end OF the
CarIist war. The streets are decorated
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PIMPLES ARE INEXPRESSIBLY MORTIFY mo.
Remedy-GLEsHs SULPHUR soar.
HLLs HAIR WHISPER DYE. black brown, so centA
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Pre' 5 ssnss mailed 70 all psr' q % ugi.st ss..s. -
AkisALp ALMANAC, New fsrk sx,
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THE RIVER SEINE RISING TO FLooD-NUS-
DAr1oNs OUTSIDE OF PARIS
PARIS, Feb. %, 1870
The waters OF the Seine rising, and the plains
near Paris already inundated
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Correspondence and investigation invited
WILCOX & GIBBS 8. NJ CO,
65S Broadway. corner Bond 81
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A WISE ECONOMY THE EFFECTIVE SILK
ELASTIC TRuss sold cheap by ELASTIC TRUSS COM.
PANY 6s3 broadway; worn comfortably night and dayi
cures ruptures
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The Legality Of Legal Tender Notes in
Times of Peace.
INTERESTING FINANCIAL PROPOSITIONS.
The Attorney Generals Letter and the lnstruc-
tiOnS Of Secretary BriStOw.
Combination of Traders and
Philanthropists.
Developments in the Emma Mine
Investigation.
WASHINGTON. Feb. %. ls7n

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
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Awarded the grand "Gold Medal Of Progress" OF the
Institute Novembar 1919. and the Scott Legacy
Medals OF tho Franklin Institute, October, 1873.
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No other sewing machine tho world has automAtic
tension any other Of It's characteristic features
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New Wilcox 4 Gibbs

"a DECIDED ADVANCE"
Judges Report American Institute Falr
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AUTOMATIC

srLESr SEWING MACHINE
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Asa HAT, 81 90 MONEY SAvED); SILK HATS,
S3 go worth &C. Is New Church st., up stairs
ABE SURE AND KEEP wISTAR'S BALsAM OF
WILD hand for coughs, hoarseness &c so
and 81.
CHAMPION PREPARED FOOD FOR MOCKIN0
birds thrushes robins all son bill BIRDS for sale By
all druggists and bird dealers, 25c. per SINGER
GRAVEL PAPER COMPANY, Manufacturers, $50 Hud-
MANY THINGS THAT ARE BRIGHT But DAZZLE
astray Such is the with the PARIsAn
Diamonds, those magnificent triumphs Of chemical art,
which dazzling and retain their prsmatc beauty al
long the diamonds OF Brazil Africa They
solid gold diamond setting and will deceive the
tscd eye Time change stale their in
finite VARIETY They for sale only RICHARD
HUMPHREYS Jcwelry store. 40 broadway, opposite
Stewards Goods C. o. d.. with privilege examina
before paying them Send for descriptive price LIST,
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerated Beverages JOHN MATTHEWS, LIST av and 2eth
st.. New York.
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THE ENGLISH COMMISSIONERS OF INvEsT1dA-
TIoN HEARD FROM.
SHANGHAI, Feb 20, 1875.
Mr.. Grosvenor the Secretary OF the British Lega-
ton, and his party arrived at Sachau the Goth of
January They met there the British which
rs 10 accompany them to Yunnan.
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A-BE SURE AND KEEP wISTARS BALsAM OF
7mD hand for coughs hoarseness &c so cents
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A SO HAT, 81 90 MONEY SAVED; SILK HATS,
q 90 worth SO. Is Now Church ST.. up stAirA
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DON CARLOS MOVEMENTS IN EXILE.
PARIS, Feb 20, 1876
Don Carlos, accompanied by Conte Caserta, left
Mauleon at seven O'Clock yesterday evening for Pau.
It is reported that he intends going to England.
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10. &, pa,i0r ot toe -
church here and ass ,nio ol
Mr. Random FIonrnoy, cf Prince nv = ma w
county, . rising sonng lawyer u. - o,sn
Morton aud BIZ. 81. *. MOTION. a,.osnes. s,1y
from. Bote,ourt county. prnctlcln Il tns,s
several professions successful anu toouEnl
chastshine The warnest feeling OF attashmentss
for the mother State, nabtfesfing no inchna-
tinu TO return. Virginia nlay Weh Be
called the mother Of Kentucky. II seems %
if every other person one meefs here eitner
Nails directly from Virginia or will tell yeu
that his father or grandfather was VII
gilman. and they are by no mears ashamea 10
claim, the descent, fallen enough the osd
State be.
must now draw this communication TO
close will 10 a few days bend my coarse
towards the Mississippi and around paduean
or Cairo, ansy have &c opportunity TO gather
some news items for you. The whole connr
try Is intensely excited over those scapssious
revelations being ma6e In Washington. Espe'
cially ts this the case 10 Louisville, wnere
Mrs. Beiknap IL we'll kno Tp, ana wnere one
of her sisters live. Some sympathy, Dorn OF
inherent American eailantry alone, Is ex-
pressed for Mrs. Belkuap, but fheunsortunaIe
ex. Secretary gets little else but tue eitefes, !,
recrimipation ;sspd the impression 10 genera
that we have only heard the beginning OF .ne
end. which will involve the whole Adm,nis'
tratiop. While there ia some satfsfactton ex.
pressed. no right.feelfug person can ,e)oice az
the diseracsful and STIMULATING situation
BoTEToUET.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
RS or Ln HRou 4N s I've bE
S WEsT OF k kHAa o Np At 1UCTioN.-Ed;
mond, Davenport & Co. pS. John Fl. Wickham and
22d February, 1s7s.@in execution Of said decree
the underslgne special commissioners thereby Az
pointed, will sell by auction on WEDNESDAY,
the premises respectively, commencing at IL
O'clock NJ, the following. described IhkE sE
OF LAMP n Hesrco eoa aDs
beyond the residence of the late b. W. Green-to
vii:
uey formerly resided, with DWELLlNG and o.her
Improved. but with sufficient ,quaptity Of woSd;
TN sscs aND one Fo1RTH AoRE
second. A TRACT of FORTY-OEE AND
THEEE AGKEs ad,9inioS the as; above
on The east the Courtney tract, also the lands OF
Mrs. Susan Pattel SOD aud Mir. Wigand, and con-
tanning klGHTY.FlVE AND TWO THIRDS
ACRES, with some improve ments thereon.
These lands lie In the line Of the future CROWN
of the western suburbs OF the city; and being OF
good soil. could be msde valuable farms. PERSONS
bargains may doubtless be obtained, and upon very
favorable terms OF sale.
TERMS: Cash 10 pay costs or sultand OF sale: me
residue at one two and three years for bonds with
security, bearing interest payable semi annually
or II preferred by ID. purchasers, one third cash
balance at one two and three years for nonas io,f
ly. In either the 3itesu III be retainer by the
court until The whole purchase-uoney shall be
paid. d,
A map of the lands can be seen at the Office of
the auctIoneers and sales Will be made In suD-divi
sions. according that map, or Otherwise, as may
be determined at the time OF sale,
" y: j. ). as3ks,
Com misSioners.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
jas y n +
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Cardinal Mauulpg 10 recent sermon re-
feed to English pauperism 10 the following aSes, q
pointed language England, the richest OF
Eli conntries. has upon It stain and shame
not to be found Ia countries which iEnei,sn
men assume to despise. He'meant panper as,n
an Intense demoralized state OF poverty.
poverty 10 Itself was an honorable sla,e'
but pauperism was something altogether ois:
tipet from poverty. P'uperism was to-
wrecked condition of'men apd OF .iaml, ~
ont of which there was no rising oy any el-
fort OF their own. And what did it come
,fromp 1t would take 100 long to endeaVort 10
say. One reason he would state: the over over.
whelming prosperity of the rich, the close
ness Of the hands and the hearts, and the is.
norance 10 which the rich lived and died q
the state of the poor VINO lived and i,s alea
round about their dwellings. The posses
sion of wealth and prosperity generated q
selishness and 40 Inconsistencies OF the
sufferings of Others, 80 that men were
wrapped rpin their own daily indulgence,
and were forgetful of those who were IN
WANT
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

4 BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF ON E
n BUNDLED AND TEN AND NINE
TENTHS ACRkS OF LAND, ON The THREE.
CHOPPED ROAD. ABOUT FOUR AND HALF
MILES WEST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ATAUCTION.-On WElNEsDa 22d OF March;
alter the sale of lands for Messrs. Boulware aud
Leahe. commissioners, advertised Ia this paper
say at O'Clock p. M.-we will sell, upon The pre-
mis- s. the TRACT OF LAND formerly owned by
Mir. Thomas Dicken, wing on the east side OF the
Three-Chopped road, about half mile heyopd the
Forks, and between the lands OF mir. " l.sam Ruth.
erford and Mrs. B. w. Green, fronting on said road
and running back towards The city.
There ure ONE HUEDkE D AND TEN AND
NI&E-TENTHS &C tFS, nearly square In shape !;
about one bali cleared, the remainder In uuder-
growth, with some wood two spring branches rum
ming through 1t, easily draiued; lying beautifully.
and susceutibIe If being made one OF the most val
liable farms near the city, as tire SOIL Is naturally
very superior, and has hem somewhat improved.
I be contem plated extension OF Grove avenue
will pass through this land, having nearly equal
auaaiifies on either sidr To those wishing 10
establish home near The city this property offers
The inductm, nts of hea,thful Situate IN. h1e soil,
and good neighborhood, whilst TO those merely
seeking an Investment. the fact that 1t Is located
directly Ia the line OF the wes ward march OF the
city renders It's steady Increase III value as sure as
the future growth of the city. +. a..s....
TERMS: At sale.
,'' GRUBBS C WILLIAMS,
NH II AncfionPers. 4
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p The Rose Michel Of the :UDion'Sqnare
Theatre-Miss Eytipge Mrs. Bntier)-bas .
little son of remarkable c!eVerness, who mas
not until the other day been permitted, TO
visit the theatre. he sat intent through the
first act Of the play, but when the scene
came 10 which Pierne Michel and his wife
have their exciting controversy, FRANKS
eyes filled, and he Leaned forward aId shout,
ed Justify with his snall voice, 81 dcn,,
want that man 10 speak 50 to my MANN ma.
The bouse-it was ladies' one, beng :
.natinee,-came down at this unexpected
protest, and Rose Michel herself, overcome
by the situation, "stuck dead" ana LOOK
immediate action toward having the young
gentleman taken around to the green-room.
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: AUCTION NA1E8--k nAnra Ray -
By Robert B. Lyt1e' ~ ~
stsucceasofto Lyme q Brothers. !;
4 Real Eatafe Agent and AucttoneeTs
i DIG Main street.. g5f,4

sERAME-AED-BRICK sToHE, WITH
lE NICE AND 1pLEAsAETLy:AERA
EAST U0RNER OF TWs 1 Y,EIFTH. &. AND
BILE OUTAGE RESIDENCE ON TWEETY-
BROAD. FOR SALE ny sUCTIoN-Byre Request
OF ihs owner shall offer The above most valuable
property located as abovr described. at auction on
|THURSDAY-tbe 23d dry, OF March, 1875. upon
the premises. At AZ o'clock p. NJ. The hrst-named
properly can easily be made No. store Tor
grocery or other retasi business, and the DIV ELL
fNG contains serep rooms, &C.. The COTTAGE
has six rooms: Kitchen. &C., with wnfer, &c. 5000
mia 10 CHI Fsr an investment this offers special
opportunity. as the property Will at all times pay
at The least twelve per cent. interest on It's cost,
| TER1dR: VIII be extremely ltberRl-say. one htth
cash residue nt six twelve, eighteen. and tween ~.
four months six per cent, interest," and secured oS
ueeo ~ =. - -, - ROBERT B. LYME,
NH ia $780, ff-y Auctioneer,
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go BY .Chsffin. Staples & Co.,
Reni Estate, gents and Auctioneers,
corner Tenth and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
AND yALUABr.E-- BRICK WAREHOUSE
IN. ROCKETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
VIRGINIA MATCH COMPANY. AT AUCTION.
By virtue or certain deed Of trust duly recorded
ia Richmond Chancery Court clerks Office In deed
book los page 2S2 shall proceed TO sell tbeing
required so to do oy the beneficiary at auction TO
the highest bidder. on the premises, on THURS
DAY the 23d dav Of March. 1875, at 4 O'Clock 2.
NJ, that LARGE and ADM hABLY LOCATED
BRICK BUILDING. situated ON Rockets street.
together with the dj3ining LOT, the two lots hay
ing front Of 80 feet on Rockets street and run
niHg back 20 feet (more or iessi ~ Water street.
Of executing this trust and TO pay off and dscharge
note Of 81 90 rs. with interas, from The 21st
day o. hovember, 1875, till naid: and on the fol.
21a-24th May, 1876; $2,O43 rs. payable the
21sr24 November, 1875: and the residue. II
any, on such terms as may be announced At the
sale: the deferred payments TO be proDorv secured.
=. tr.. ~ II. L. STAPLES, Trustee.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co.. Auctioneers. NH Is
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BY Chafln, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No, / Tenth street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
d Circuit court Of Henrico county entered on
the 18th of February. $780, In The matter or j. r.
Chlldrey u.s. Wagner It ais, will sell at the ONCE
Of Lh. flu. Staples d Co, on WEDNESDAY the
lem day OF april. 1876, at - O'Clock ~, to The
hjghret blcder. TRACT OF LAND lying IN said
county on The VariDa road about eight miles from
Richmond, containing about THIRTY ACRES,
having on 1t q log house.
TRRMs At sale. JAMES CAShlF,
Z Commissioner.
cHAFF1N, STAPLES & Co., uctionetTr.
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The man who has onee learned what very
email part be plays in the world, and how
few people watch him as he playslt, is likely
to be more genuine, earnest fellow there
after. The conviction of our own insignin :
canoe is a profitable seasoning to every
meaI-a fact to take with US to office, street,
or church, or to mediate upon on our Pill
INV
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer.
he. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i FRAMED DWELLING on .LAURsL
STREET, NEAR SPRING STREsT.-By virtue
Of deed of trust from c. W. burr, trustee for E. r.
Toty TO The undersigned as trustee, In deed dated
Esd June, 1874, and recorded in the Richmond
Chancery Court, u. B. l03 A, page 329. shall.
being required so to do by the beneficiary. sell at
public auction. on the premises. on MONDAY,
March goth, 1875, at Az O'Clock p. H., the follow
ing tate described in said deed follows: hat
HOUSE and LOT on Laurel street, glnni ~g thirty
feet from the corner of Spring and laurel streets,
and running norineasterly along the eastern ridge
OF Laurel Street twenty two and one half feet
aad running back between parallel lines 145 feet to
IN alley eDty feet wide. .3t
TERMs Very liberal. and made known at sale.
BRADLEY 4. JUHSSUN, Trustee.
X.THGMPSON BROWN. A uctioDeer. .ssss. "a.
usaS-1O,l5.I3 l4,16.1S17,IS,&26
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IN PIIRsuANCE OF A DEED OF

IN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF
4 -truat from NJ ". Bacchus, dated Sd day OF Sep
tember. 1875, being required by the holder OF tne
notes therein described viii sell at aucu9n; upon
4P nj, TWO LOTS. fronting twenty. hye feet eacn
on the north side of Moore street near Oak s.rse
feet TERMS aisale. Fl. L.STArL.S. Trustee. .
CHAFFIy, STAPLES & Co., Aucuoneers.
, ne POsTPONEMENT. 4
Tho above sale is postponed ILL SATURDAY,
March IS,h at.5 p, Nj. II. L. STAPLES,
co. Trustee.
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ByJ. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
/ DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON THE
SOIITH SiDE OF CLAY BETWEEN HENRY
AND SMITH STREETS.-By virtue or deed Of
trust to me- dated 9th March. lS74, recorded In
richmond Chancery Court. In d 4: 10Z A, page
or mises, on TUESDAY, March 81. 1876. At
O'clock +. ID. as fair If not the next fair day there
afrerl the aboye-described REAL ST A TN, IN the
occupancy Of SIR. j.. j. Davis. The lot fronts %
feet by lsS feet TO an alley feet wide. with The
well. built brick dwelling. NO. GIT, containing six
rooms; kitchen with TWO rooms; paved yard,
water. &c. -
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
NH g ...-. a. B.APPtRSON, Trustee,
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BY Cook & Laughtou, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

m SUPERIOR CARRIAGE AND BUG
~ GY.HORSGS- AT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
after the above sale Of Hacks. Buggies, &C. for &C
count of z. h. MCGUIRE assignee,-say IL O'CLOCK
we will sell -.
10 frs. class, young. well broke HORSES.among
them three pairs Of CARRIAGE or BUGGY
HORSES. "'
These horses have been selected In the West for
this market, aud parties In need OF really good
stock have now an opportunity to buy rarely met
with GUN d LAoOHL IVY
NH IL At - .-----.- AuCuOneeIs.
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By George n. Poinde1ter'
s = Real Estate Agent and Auctione6'
lonn Main street. under Planters National Banl

frRUsTEE'S: SALE OF ONE OF The
i MOST VALUABLE BUslsEiSS; LIE ~ Ger az
,sio d. ed Of trust executed september 1879 ana
Of record in the .hsncery Court OF Inc t r
heine reoucsIcd bv the beneficiary therein name
seit9non the premises, on sATIkDAi IN tne lou,
Instant a, O'Clock e. the foloWing 9ss vi o
IN that bart Of The city known as :. Port Mayo, !
fronting sxee seventh street. OF 81
Hta, erss irns, e. ano bounded on the west by
Orleans street. This is regarded as one ofthe best
business lots In Rockets. .,,a ,
TERMS: Reasonable. and MADE known aI sait.
~ JOHN a. MURPHY. Trustee. !.