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spectator stands this signal resem.
bes small red flag. The marker
then paints out the shot with brush
attached to the back of IA disc, the
color Of which indicates the number
of points scored. The scores are
kept at tho firing point in tabular
form.
The targets vary in size from Axe
to 6xl2 feet. The bulls eyes, inner
and outer circles also vary in dimen,
sions according to the distance.
The Captain of the Craig Rifles
team commenced the match by kneel
ing down, and in this position firing
at the target, one hundred yards
distant. There were ten gentlemen
in each team who were paired off in
couples when they came to shoot.
Each competitor had two trial shots
and five regular ones of which the
last alone counted. In the first con.
test the Craig Rifles beat by one
point. But in the second match in
which the target was three hundred
yards distant, our team won by 26
points. Mr.. Nichols, second lieu.
tenant Of Company H., made by far
the best shooting of the day, hitting
the bulls eye five consecutive times
in the second match. The young
gentlemen looked very much pleased
and his face good deal red when he
was congratulated by the gentlemen
coDgregated near him. All of the
spectators who had witnessed the
shooting drove home in high spirits,
if smiling faces and lively adieus
were any indications. The Kansas
City parties were taken tn the houses
of the different officers in various
parts Of the post. We were none OF
US however, either ladies or gentle
men, guests or hosts, allowed much
time for rest, as dress parade was
held at sunset and the officers had
barely time to put on their dress
overcoats and their hats with nod
ding white cocks plumes, ere the
bugle sounded parade.
How gay and martial the parade
ground looked with our bonnie boys
dressed in blue, marching in compa-
nies over the grass still fresh and
green, whilst in the west the sun de.
clining, painted the sky with its bril-.
liant hues, which many an artist has
tried in vain TO rival. And too, how
proudly the stately drum Major
pranced along in front of the band,
Aovrishing his baton in more lively
way than usual, knowing full well,
vain man, that he was the observed
Of all observers. My interest in him
and | must confess that at one time
it was considerable, has greatly di-
minished however, since the garrison
rang some months ago, with the re-
port that the drum major beat his
wife, which goes to prove beyond an
argument, that all is not gold that
gl:tters.
After parade we again returned to
our respective quarters, where cheer
iul wood fires in open 6rs-places,
and plentsous dinners refreshed both
the inner and outer man and woman.
In the evening we all repaired to
the hop room where we at first lis.
tened to delightfully."- charming SER
pnade from Lucretia Borgia, by the
full brass band which played outside
the building. The masic coming
through the partitions was mellowed
and had a soltened effect, as if heard
from distance. Dancing began at
nine o'clock, by the "Lancers' which
| bad the pleasure Of dancing with
the hero Of the day, and a very hand.
some young fellow he is, too. The
hop room was tastefully decorated
, 1879-01-02
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26
Fly Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
110S Main street. -'.

AND WELL-AR-
" RANGED BRICK DWELLING. WITH NICE
LOT ATTACHED. ON THE SOUTHEAST coz.
NER OF BYRD AND SECOND STREETS, ONE
SQUARE FROM CANDLES HILL, At AyC-
TfON.-At the request Of The heirs OF w. F. ste.
yenson. deceased. we will sell aC auction, on the
nretnises, on THURSDAY. June 26tl at 5H o'clack
p NJ. that very desirable BRICK DWELLING To-
Gated as above described. The house contains about
eight rooms, ana Ia remarkably we'll built. Good
we'll watcr on The lot. The lot fronts on Second
street "a feet. and on BYRD street 30 feel On the
east of the lot there is wide street. This property
Is located In q neighborhood improving daily, and
will be sold great bargain, as the owners arc de-
termined TO SELL !"
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with Interest addcd und Sc
cured by deed OF trust.
FRANK D. HILL & CO..
10 o1 ..' j. Auc iOncers.
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By Grabbs Il Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. 4 Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank. j

y 3
T,RUSTEE,S SALE OF A FARM OF
Il SIX HUNDRED AND EIGnTYzTW,nr, A ri; F ~
IN POWHATAN COUNTY hBqUT FIVE Mills IT
FROM THE COURTH0USE.-In executions OF
deed Of trust from M Porter VIE to the sub
reco drd being thereto required By The creditor Sc
cured Twill sell I,v anc',op IN from OF pownhn S
1870 THAT being court.darl. NJ 12 O'Clock NJ, The
LAND conveyed In said deed, being me farm Known
as the "Ofice.r formerly owned by DR.. Abner
CrhInp now occupted ny Mr. J.. s. !ryEs, md adj
Joining the lands OF William b. Royali. T. ID. Porter
and Others and containing 6S2 acres Innre or IfsS
. The improvements are BRICK NV ELLlS No
with ten rooms, and all necessary farm anu other
buildings
Persons disposcd 10 purchase are invited 10 ex-
anime the property before The day OF sale.
TERHs under The decd, would be sufficient In cas- n
to dcfrny the expenses or sale and TO pay OIL BOND
for 500 win all of interest due upon H.
and The residue upon such terms as the grdnior In
anid deed may prescribe: but am authorized by me
creditor 10 slate that If desired less payment In
cash will be required and reasonable cr.dit given
fer the residue OF the debt secured.
r. w. HARDWOOD, Trustee.
GRUBBs &C WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers. je26
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26
Gy Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate iuc;ioncer ana Agent,
l2l2 Main street.

MICE TWO-STORI Def \ CT Z D
~ FRAME DWELLING. on EAST Li%E or
TWENTY-FOIFRIH STREET. ChCEfH li!:I.
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL. FOR
SALE By PUBLIC AUCTlO$.-l;v request Of lli,
owner "a non-rc>ii, shall sci mon ne nrcinlI
day Of july, 1879. II G o'clock +. VI he above
property. containing eight rooms: kitchen. &c
with wafer on lot; stable. sc. The ~ i:lI'OrHooa Is
ryrcIltut The lot fronts Tw~nty-'0urh street
81 feet. ana cIleuus back to wide "icy III HE
rear 100 feet.
TERMS: one. fourth cash balance at six. Twelve.
md ,i.Lcccn mouths. with SIX per cent. Interest
added and notes secured 10y deed OF trust.
4 great sargau Will he had III his pr"rrtr
ROBERT +. LYME.
lie 81 u.Tn.F. NJ. TuSW6t AucIrtttr.
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MILLINERY.

NEW AND $40
I'VE DESIRABLE GOODS ut lower prices $S5asG
than ever before knowa An Inn ense stock S1ASfse
of STRAWS, CHIPS. and IEGHORSS. which we
a re selling Mt snlf their value. GAUZES. OSTRICH
FPS aud PLUIES, FLOWERS GRAPE Wells,
&C., very cheap. Examine our stock and convince
that we ure selling the best goods for the
len nj rnonay $50 Mrs =. HUTzLER, :.
"a IA 625 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26
By James III. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneert.
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TXECUTRlNssA OF THAT BEAU
T. TIFUL BUILDING LOT ADJOINING THE
RESIDENCE OF GENERAL B. T. JOHNSON,
ANN FRONTING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN JEFFERSON
AND MADISON STREETS 80 7-12xl55 FEET
TO A TWENTY-FOOT ALLEY.-In execution Of
decree of the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
mond. entered on the 2d dag OF July, 1878, in the
suit of Aliens executrix Us. Wheat: &C., VIII pro-
MONDAY Tie 7th day oil July. 1879. at 8 o'clock
p. NJ that DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT rs
above located and uuon which there Is n comfortable
TWO-STORY BRICK COTTAGE containing four
rooms. which can be used adyantaccon>y IN con-
nectton with The dwelling which may hereafter De
built upon said lot.
TERMS: One fourth cash: The balance at four.
eli CHI. Twelve. and sixteen months. for negotiable
MOI cs with interest added aud secured Nv deed OF
trust. Taxes FOR this year 10 be paid by the rur.
chaser MARY a. ALLEN,
80, f.. EXecntrix Of Joseph Allen. decea> ed.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON. AucIionecrs. ie 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26
i5y Richardson < Co,
Real Es'atc AGENTS ard Aucttonecr5,
lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
Y VALUABLE BUMDlNGi. LOT O. :, TIiE
NORTH LINZ; OF MAIN STREET B&IWEEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS EI
hUCTION.-Ey virtue ot Il dscler of The Chanc"ry
Court Of The civ of Richmond entered "n + 2ytt
day of June, 1876. in the suit Of Walker ana wife
as Bayly, &C.. shall. rs special commissioner
thereby appointed sell by auction. on I'll" premise.
on WEDNESDAY,. ~ day "f July. 1873: ~ 6
o'clock p. NJ. FIVE VALUABLE Htl LDlNG
LOTS-two OF which front 26 fcrt. and thee.
feet each, and run back between parallel ih'S l3J
feet to an oiley in the rear % "c' wide on tie north
side of Main street between ici.trson ara Madison
streets. ,
Parties wanting 10 huy cannot Il" better man i'll
vest in ;nese lots. They 20 sct> All ne advantages
Of location 70 he desired ana are ~ iar more con-
yculen 10 he business centre than many osher lots
Tor which there :, ca'S 10 he greater IL maliG
Being an XinIls To wind up his sr Il; ii HES" lois
being all the city property belonging 10 ilr estate
OF the said Eavly tnsold. great Inducements VIII be
offered To buyers.
TERMS: One fourth casfI halanc" In tx twelve,
snd eighteen months negotiable notes given for The
deferred nay mcnt., with interest aided, and Sc
cured by deed "t rus.
JOHN II. GUY.
ALEXANDER Q. liOLLAnAY,
icoJ Commissioners.
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
s Is Sc Is G2 esIz
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TIE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
RUGGIES, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
RICHMOND BAZAAE'
1ass AND 14lo FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND Va.

,rhe s,,b.crber has iiIt"d up IN conne''i'n VIII
:, lne suU- ivr stables one of The most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT FAzAARs
,,,,tn ibis country: and having every ~.
, ne for the accommodation OF sIocS' respectfully
GIN iita; s c,mslrnmeuts OF ~ .,,,,,,.e
soiici'1I SIESES MULES, AND NEtllcLES'
,ory Kind, promising that all st"ch' &c, COR
Oh rrd 10 him Shall have every attention. ana IT,
turpS promptly iuadr. ,,., do SCI .,, rs,utred
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES maoe WIEN F'"u'ieA'
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces cousignments OF almost every variety OF
rahicies for rlrsstre- aud work-purposcs. y ai.o
UARSESS OF every description. All articles ~
ih.s drrartment wall be sold ut lowest "loesa'u
manufacturers prices. and ~ no ips'Hhrs w.
deSiation from such prices De made. lari,s VIII
t, 20 nrchase will lind IL their Int rest 10 eS
AIMING ihig stock OF We hicies. &c. ,r,ry
aiy ST ABB, t.S are new, OF l.AEur, IAf ALL ~
and afford eyery convenience Tor df9Vt,s. az. =,
P.rtlps de.!ring 10 purchase FOR thfir nMn "s' VI
the Trade wi find large stock 10 select rom;
AUCTION SALES every W EDS r.sh'>i "Ai"
URDAY at 10 O'CLOCK a: d, ,,,uc p,o,ri.,or
F. r. COOK, Aucti0neer,
RJCuAap SCLATER, Manager. uvr7
j. NJ. PACE, Saicsmahs ~ - -
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BY Robert i. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent ana +AHctQnecr,
1910 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE CT 4 BRICK
" STORE AND DWkLI.ING. Mp TWP i;,' ::
InSJ' FORMER OF WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE
aND GRAHAM STREETS. 1T AttIioN.-ia
uur- urr &c OF decree Of the Rlrhn"hh nthcc,!
snitstviri Rose rS. Rose therein r"iidI' - The IN
d.r,isntd appointed special conmlssi"nar thereby
vii ntf,r for la" upnu the premises on ENI)Ai
fhr I II day of July. 1879. ri O'Clock 7. NJ I!af
large and new EKlCh STORE AND DWELLING
corner Williamsburg ivcunr ana GRAHAM street.
- is wcIl-buit and desirable stand. uu anon" the
hcst property in Rockets and cot con. ~ r:th'c
sum 10 hIIl,:. TIE store fro..s both on Williams
hrry AVENUE Iad Graham street. TIC iol tr'n> 81
feet on Graham street, and runs Back 9"oi dVpilI.
an,,has on il Il large stable water, &c Immediately
| thereafter | vii; sell The TWO LOIS adJJiulns.
fronting ~ feet each.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance NJ six. twelve.
md cipn!te months. for negotiable nrh>, Interest
y, Lea and ,itc retained !. VI. KELLEY.
l.. oI Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26
BY }. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE IN FRONT OF TIE
l. UNITED STATES COURT-HnUSE. IN Tie
CITY CT RICHMOND. VA. OF TWO VhLUA-
BILE FARMS IN PUWIIArAN COUNTY. Va
BY virtue OF deeds of trItst-.hc frs OF which
was executed hy Edmund j. Alien md wife on the
18th day of December, 1876. 10 w. X. Berkeley:
the second Of whcn by laid Ednuni j. Alien aud
wife to me the Sth day Of October. lS17-10;h
Of which deeds are recorded IN the Clerks Ollie Of
the County Court of Powha!an county, volume -,
ua1cS 3nS and 3ll. shall, Daviug bscll directed so
10 do by HE beneficiary IN said deeds by writing
proceed TO sell IT quo IT, auction. In front OF the
tinted states cOlr;- house. the -nu;h side OF Ba:
hctwrtu TENN au1 Eleventh. streets, III HE ely OF
Richmond, FRIDAY the 2Tr" LAY Of june
1879, at ) O'Clock Z. M.TWO TRACTS OF LA \ u.
d.. syribcd In said decd as tupwS-ts VIZ: Two
tracts Of land adjoining each other III the county
I'owiIaran. Va. the lrac: containing oJU
ACRES. The other tract 40 ACRES. and adjoining
the lands OF -. W. ifo,snu. Dr. Jn>cph Y. i"tSon,
M-s Nancy Crown. John Harris. aud others.
TERMS or SALE: ~ to s9.ZJS.39 81 The par
CHASE money, one fourth cash. the balance III three
cuual instruments at one, two. aud ircc wears from
day of sale viii, Interest ut >N per a. III. from Gr
of SALE n. to The residue o.; the rirchasc-nlOncv. III
such tt;;.e rs the shit Edmund j. Altn shat ntac
known on The day of sale. &. Il. BERKELEY.
Adm>trt' or Of ". L. berkeley, uu.cr deed "a 9th
December, 1S7G. ~ w
Trust &c under deed Of ] Sih October. 1877.
~ i,D y III Ir'.ls
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LANDS IN MECkLEN-

VALUABLE IIANbS ~
v RIJRG COUNTY For SALE-Ey virtue OF II
decd Of trust execute! hy janis I. Harriss on me
o1Ih dav of August 1877. 10 William BaskerVifi,
Jr and John y. TaLb, duly recorded IN Atchien-
hurr County Court. to secure Il cebt uclrlu hlch-
tinned default having been madc. and we, or one
Of us being required 10 do 10y The cre'iitor VIII
sell nj pubItc auction. on the ID DAY OF JUN
1879 in trout Of the courthouse OF MerkienDurs
county In The town ct B"ydton, TWO VALUABLE
TRACTS OF LAND In said couny-tha one known
as the PAGE PLACE. being part al the tract 81
land heretofore known the Blhcr llic', hear ST.
Tamnauv. on the Roanoke river. bounded an the
north by the lands OF 4. H. Bracy, Robert TANNER,
and others, on the east by The lands OF Marrow,
Mackn. and others, the south by the estate OIL l.
Ellington, and on the wesr by the -. IammahN
road. containing 2G4 ACRES; the other known as
"STOSELANU.n being part OF the tract formerly
known rs The Branch Tract, ! Wing on HE ROANOKE
river, and bounded onthe north bY INC iailus nl A.
T. Bracy and Gho|son. on the east by the 'a!ihs OF
'GhoI on 6 Biuut8n. Ellngion and Others, on tiie
west by the lands OF Bracy. Jones, anu otheis ana
on the south by Roanoke river, containing 2ooa
ACRES.
These are said to be most excellent farms.
IL the tract Of land frat soi Is sufficient 10 Sttl,iS
the purposes or the trust the other VIII nos hc s
TERMS !: Cash sufficient to paw expenses on 9t ~
ecuting saiu trust and the notes secured III siu
fsav ga COY: and the residue: upon suT ~ th
as The grautar In said deed NAV ndic cate " w 49,,
consent or the said gr:tuior more t3'oE'''| "
NAV be announced on the tay OF safe To
...-, IL. "iLi-ia'i Trustee;
MARSHALL, 81. GILLIAN,
,o substituted Trustee.
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ALLAN LINE OF ROYAL Pr
n MAI. STEAMSHIPS FOX EU-es;1Ess=ss-z:=ss.,
ROPE, sailing from Baltimore. Md. every Al
TEHNATE WEDNESDAY for Liverpool rid
Queenstown. Superb cabin acc"mmod zion. Rates
dilic $40. Also WEEKLY MAIL SERVICE DE-
tween Quebec, Ca,lda. and Liverpool ria Lon.!on-
dcrry-ihe shortest possible SEA route. Steamships
with excellent passenger accommodation sal
from Qmccc EVERY SATURDAY. This route
offers 1000 miles Of inland navigation and the
charming scenery of The Cuff OF -. Lawrlucc. ana
cross the ocean III five day. Cabin tickets include
rail fare TO Quebec. 4. ". CARRIER. Agent. S2G
Main street. >LENE K ALDEN. General Pas cncer
Agents. 27l Broadway. New York. IT, 3-cod
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J. THOMPSON BROWN. iu"'inn""r
By Robert i. !.ync.
Real Estate hg"ut aud Nucttontcr,
l1l1 NalM sirDrt.

rs,prSTEE,: AUCTION SALE OF
yti.r EAICAB.E CENTRALLY lO-
CNTir:D Tor. Ok TIIE WE-T SIDE - 1E&Tii
STEtiT iMMEDlArtLf - E"Ai; or
NESSES <GWLAS * tG.'>. hI THE SOL H.
VISIT CORNER OF MAIN MD TENT!
STRf:tTs.-Ev virtue OF u trust deed u" M H":ed
12d Nay. 81 7. Of rrc"!4 in l:ich!nmnI tnAhrrrT
PREMISES. on FRIDAY. jane -. 1879. ut II
o'cIrrk W. the abcyc.,l"scrIhci EEN.Li-N Al
ti;IE LOT In the heart If The nuSiI"s~ rart ~ me
civ ana HE mos; desirable one now Oh the market
II h,,s Il front Of 30 feet and 4 dcph at 60 t"e'-
more or hes. and puuIhtd Oh HE north ny AL hic!.
TERMS: Liberal. ati,i maulc nnI"n ~ ,ai"
JAMES l.. .tPPEH~DN.
&C. Is lT"S'.
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EDUCATIONAL. H.
A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
"a STANTON, VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL

MISS MARY j.. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL.
The session OF 1s79-,s0 win OPEN THE FIRST
WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER and close the
coPrespoe uiDg time In j UNE following.
II TERMS flor session OF forty weeks, payable one
half on entering ana the balance in February -Se-
lection the Grst FOR board, washing. fuel, lights.
PHYSICIANS fee, seatj church, caiisthencs and thll
English course. including eocutlon and contingent
lee-are $3.50. ti1s ., 80 -esa
i For full particulars sppy TO the Pr;Ie,pal for
catalogues. je 21-2m -
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SpECT.CIES. EYEGLASSES. &c.

ssA s-S -A- "a
no REGAIN YOUR SIGHT @aa@s
FOR 25C. - 49, s.sc
LII a, soa Main street and get q pair OF Si'ECIA-
, "a or EYE-GL ASSES. A large assortment OF
s,r.r,or Quality alwavs fand. Prices from Soer
up"~" w. II. COWARDIN,
Practical Opticians Matchmaker: and Jsweiier,
NH 22-6lu e"a AQUA MAIN osiee~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26

iby EODcft -. i.S Hc.
Real Estate AGENT and Au"i,onte
No, 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE HALFACRE LOT On
Y Maddox HILL NEAR THE C!lENArEAik;f.
AND ONO RAILROAD Slior- Mp Ai}g IA J. : :
non SALE BY ACCTluE.-Hy request OF IGtr.ic,
iutercs who are comre!cd 70 sell III order 20
cIo.c out III estate will offer for Taic' ul'oi .iie
n,rmise. on FRIDAY the ~ h day o, Jnin =
1879, AT 81 o'clock l.. ". ma NAi ~, Aht,i !.
Hh,f-ACRE OF GROUND on Maddox III "G ,,, &c
de cribcd. which can he rcaHl >ui ~ mr.
bn,IinG-'ots This offers Il rare oppnr uiilt! 10 pir-
ties of small meansto secure nice 'tie Ea "e"lo'
or for spectators toinresi.
TERMS: Extra ihrril. an! ~ sac: .,
10 Vi ROBERT y. LYME. Auc1loNctr.
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By Goddin, Warren &c Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. HOG Main street. go.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT PLEA
IN SAETLY.LOCATED AND COMFORTABLE
BRICK RESIDENCE so. sos WEST CLAY, BE-
TWEEN HENRY AND SMITH sTREETs.-At
the request Of The owner we viii offer tor $ we IL
the 18TH day of June. 1879. ii O'Clock T.. NJ, The
PROPERTY located Is above. The house has eight
rooms, closet. gas, &c: brick Kitchen. four rooms
hydrant In yard. Lot 81 by 100 feet TO an alley
ciahr feet wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four. eight,
n MI twelve months interest added. and secured by
Il trllst-tlced. GODDlN, WARREN s. CO..
.-- Aucti0necrs.
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Ivy Jno. L. Laughton, Jr., Auct1onccr,
GIG Main streeS.
BY Jno. L. Laughtom. Jr.. AIcti0neer,
No. GIG Main street.

5 y l. Z, BY Gaia
Il LOGrE. OF THE NA1UA,MEi:E ME i,r,! Al;
iii: LATE DE HOWELL l.. THOMAS vt AUG
TInN.-As cx, cutor Of The estate Of pr. Howell l..
Thomas. deceased. shall sell a. ancii0n on nO-
EESJAI The 2,i of July. III ) O'Clock L. ~. ut TIC
auctjon rooms If John t. LlII- htnn Jr.. No. 9I6
Main street. The VALUABLE MEDICAL; LlEEA-
Try. hring possibly Il. complete rs IS III inc prnicS-
sion including many valuable French publications
elegantly bound. together with large coi!cct"n OF
surgical instruments. embracing all the improve
mcuiS in such.
Catalogues now ready. ,,,. ,..
Tvo r r ,1-GlITOS. JR. Auct;nnccr. j. 20
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AT AUCTTON.-FlV SHnATS, which
N were taken uu l,y the naiice. will he sold To-
DAY at IL O'Clock 1T No. 22 vest narshlll street.
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