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AN E1PEn1's NOTES 0g TUE DRESSES, WINES,
AND BEAUTIES.
Mr.. Labouchere gives the following en-
pertaining notes Of the Queens bal! at Buck
lugham Palace last Friday fortnight:
The Prince OF Wales, who was attlred IN
an MISUNDERSTANDING Hussar uniform,
danced throughout the evening aud toe
Princess several times-once with Lord
Northbrook. Lady Lonsdale and Lady
Walter Campbell were decidedly the beau
ties OF the evening. and Lady Iilda Hig-
gins looked remarkably wei'. The finest
Jewels were those of tho Duchess OF Man.
chester, who literally blazed with diamonds.
The supper Is always most admirable at
the Palace, and the wines unexceptlonaDIe.
notably the dry champagne. 10 this respect
the Queen sets an example which might
very well be followed at other fashionable
entertainments, at most Of which the guess
are ruthlessIy poisoned with the cheapest
denominations that can be bought.
Among the lovelest Of the dresses worn
at the state ball was gold brocade, WIN
stomacher o; yellow topaz, the upper part
OF the bodice being also thickly encrusted
with similar gems. The whole OF the front
Of the skirt was covered with yellow Mar
,,nerites. a wreath OF the same being worn
in the halr.
A green velvet bodice was embroidered
in emeralds I'm the form OF shamrocks.
Large white and yellow water-iilies formed
the trimming OF the skirt, which was OF
uaIe-green tulle, contrasting with the DARK
myrtle green Of the bodice A water-llly
bud, with few leaves, nestled IN the hair.
A brown tulle dress was caught back
with sun.hoWers. Another brown tulle OF
n dark shade bad the front breadth almost
covered with forget-me-nots, long trail OF
which crossed the bodice diag0nally.
Flower tabliers were seen in many in
stances, bat they readily crush and are Ell
fecilve only in the beginning Of the evening.
A beautiful white satin dress, trimmed
with old lace, had the front embroidered In
mother. of-pearl and seed pearls, the effect
being, in color, like the back OF mackerel
in the sun.
A very tall girl wore blue satin. OF a very
pale tint, scattered over with punches ana
trails OF hedge roses, white and pale pink'
This dress was extremely effective beside the
uniforms, but for the most part the white
toilets carried Off the palm in this respect.
A cream white Indian muslin, trimmed
with brown leaves and small yellow Bios
SONS, was very successful, and so was
combination OF yellow satin and white
siIvered gauze, worn with Opals and dia-
mOnds.
Flower fringes formed a graceful addition
to many OF the dresses. On pale pink
silk fringe Of japonica blooms look well,
but was open TO the charge OF inconsistency,
for the stalks are far from limp, and could
never by any possibility hang down when
in natural state. Such blossoms as butter
cups. cyclamen, and Others OF the non
woody kinds are correct enough. A very
young bride wore a lovely gown OF pale
pink satin covered with a pale pink tulle,
the folds Of which were held with apple
blossoms.
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A LOYG.IsLAND SNAKE STORY.-A truth.
full Long.Island farmer went into the Eagle
Office with some veritable snake stories.
Here is one of them:
"You've heard OF hoop.snakes? 2" "Yes,
often"
Just so. Not long ago we heard fear
iul row In our cellar one night Ii sounded
like a rOck-bast, and then there was hiss
and then things was quiet. When looked
in the morning found the cider-Darrel had
busted. But we didn't lose much cideI."
GLOW did you save iti" alt seems that
the slaves had busted out, but before they
could get away four hoop snakes coiled
around the barrel and frightened 1t and held
1t together until we drew the cider off in
bottles. That's the way we found 'em, and
we've kept them around the house ever
since. We're training 'em for shawl straps
now. Does that strike you fayorabIy for an
item!"
Enormously" responded the city edi-
tor.
"Y0u can fix 1t up so as TO show how
quick they was TO get there before the slaves
were blown of. You can work up the de-
tails"
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Poker I'm n Legislature.
THE REPORT CITIZENS COMMITTEE OF ONE
BROUGHT BACK.
TFrom the Detroit Free Press

TFrom the Detroit Free Pressl
In the years gone by certain representa-
tive ia our State Legislature was supposed
10 have been "seen" on a certain bill, but
as be kept his own counsel no one could get
any proofs against bin. He had been
elected as an honest, upright man, and
when bis constituents heard the rumors
against his integrity they were amazed. A
delegate was appointed to 60 down TO Lam
sing and hear his side OF the story, and
when this man returned home he was in
yited to make known bis researches bef0 G
an open meeting.
"My friends" he began, 81 went TO
Lansing with the determination to sift the
matter TO the bottom. found that S. was
living high and dressing like lordl'
A groan went through the meeting, and
men shook their heads In solemn way.
"He sports gold watch and cane"
continued the delegate, "and he was talk
ing of buying q fve.huDdred dollar horse
20 bring home With him. You remember
he went away from here poor man."
"Then he sold his vote!" shouted enc
OF the yeomen.
III confess 1t looked that way to me at
first replied the delegate, "but when
came to tickle him personally be explained
everything as clear as day. He had not sold
his vote. lie had not forgotten that an
houest constituency was behind him, and
no money could have brIbed his conscience
No. my friends, there is no stain on his re-
putation."
"Then how did he get his money ?" ask
ed three or four at once.
"wen, don't know as can explain it
rs well as he did, and | am sorry l didn't
write II down. II seems that the members
don't have anything to do evenings. and In
stead OF reading novels or attending the
wicked theatre they gather in little crowds
around the table, and the one who has tour
OF Kind or something or other rakes in
scmubiBg or other called the pot. don't
know where the money comes ia, but it's
somehow or other, and somehow or other
our esteemed representative always has
more 81 Kind than any one else. This Is
~ near as can remember, and | suggest q
vote Of continued confidence in our mem
Der until be himself returns TO explain what
the kinds are, and what the pot has to do
with ttw
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CuRIosITIEs OF VAc0EATI0N.-A Detroit
(MIch.) doctor who has vaecinated over 800
persons reports many odd experiences with
subjects under the lancet. Not more than
two men out OF ten have it done in a
straightforward way. They hesitate. make
inquiries. and postpone IL a few days. One
iosisted upon being strapped lst to his chair
wbilethe operation was performed. Another
wanted TO take chloroform. A negro was
ene day seen 10 walk past the Office several
times. and the doctor finally stepped to the
door and asked hiE il he wanted to be vac.
ctnated. deed, sab. dat's what / cum
fer" he replied, "but de VERY Rinit
turned dat corner de thing quit aehi0gi"
AS rule tue men, when they feel the
lancet, cry " Woosh," or Thnnderl"
The women cry "0ueh!v generally, but
now aud then one screams, ooh, L9rdyl"
have 20 be battered, coaxed, ox
&c ared into submission.
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BY Il. B Chafin & Coz
Real Estate Auciioneers,
No. l north Tenth street.

AUCTION SALE OF FOR
i 1Y.TWO WEST-kND BUILDING LOTS ON
JACQUELIN, BLAIR, AND WINDER S1RhhIS
By virtue Of decd Of trust from Dr. JOhn II. Har-
vie and wife. dated February |. 1877 and recorded
in Henrico County Court clerks oh'e, ID. H. 10
page 3sl the undersigned trustee at me request OF
Messrs CardOzO FOurqurean & Co., beuehciaries IN
the said deed default having been made In the pay
ment of the bond secured, will sell 10y public AUG
uOn, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1881.
commencing at O'Clock =. NJ. on Jacquelin
street near Old Reservoir. the LOTS described In
said deed as follows: "LOts 10. II. 81, aud ~ ~
S0uare u; Lots 7, 8, O. 10, 4, l3. 4, Is, TO- ~
lS, 10 20, 81, 22, and % in square IL also, Lots
I,2,3,4,b 6, 7, 8. 9, 10. IL, 10, II, 10, IL; 20
81. %, 20. "a. 20, and % in Square 70. These
I1ts and squares are according 10 A. \. Lees plan
of sidney aud IIarYe, duly recorded in clerks once
of HeDrico County Court" and which can be seen
ai any time At the office of auctiOneers, who VIII
axe pleasure in giving Information and location oil
lots. l.,
This sale of, rs good opportunity for making In
yes menis In lots that will in a short time greatly
increase I'm value as they located In the rapidly
imnrOviNg western suburbs.
TERMS: BY consent, Will be 0ne-fourih cash
balance In SIX, twelve, and eighteen months win
6 per cent. ialereSt, secured by d ed Of trust,
- r. b. CHAFFIN. Trustee.
sale by II. g. Gil AFFIN co, Auctoneers.
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Everything touch drops" said Ms
farley as her fork fell on the floor. Mr..
Jariey replied. :. Wish you would touch
the price OF beei,n as be reached for piece
OF sfesk that cost twenty cents pound
Syyocaee sunday Times.
A savage Mexican leopard will snap al
everybody coming near bis cage. bot when
q wneelbsrrog Is brought he Will sneak into
q corner and show every symptom OF fear.
hc probably stumblcd over one some dark
night, and has eyery reason to be afraid.--
,<,efrou Ffee FYess.
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In pursuance OF decree in the aforementioned
anil We the Undersigned appointed com missioners
thereby, win ser for sale, uDon the PREMISES on
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1881,
BEGINNING ut @ O'Clock Z. NJ .u.... ,,,,,,r,,
First That LARGE THREE-STOR1 bklEh
DWELLING No. 2240 VeDable street, near the
corner OF tulip, and adjoining The residence OF
Dabney G. Baker, ESQ., which contains ABOUT , o1.
canning &c. the basement OF which Is now being
used as a store. and at n small outlay could DE mace
a very attractive dwelling. The LOT fronts aDout
40 feet on Venable street, and runs back about lou
second. We will offer for sale the STORE AND
DWELLING No. 2416. situated at the northWest
corner of Rose and Vepsble streets, now occupied
bV ". NJ, Williams. Esq as drugstore. rms Is a
NEW FRAME BUILDING. and Is regarded as me
best buslness stand In that portion OF the city. THIS
Is a neat aud substantial store and the fixtures IN
the store are hand.0me and costly With the orild-
log will be sold a NICE LOT.
Third VIII be sold TWO SMALL AND NEAI
FRAME TENEMENTS fronting on The soulh slue
OF Darlington street between TwentV'thiro ana
fourth streets. Water, &c on The premises
GOOD LOTS will be sold with these houses; ,,,cr,
Fourth. and lastly. will be sold FOUR NIUE
BUILDING LOTS adjoining the above tenements,
with good fronts on Darlington street, ana extend
ing back good depth. ,
The Improve ed property IS all occupied by good
and BrOmpt.pay Ing tenants. 4,
plat Of oil The property. showing the exact o.
mensions will be shown ~ hour of sale Speela at
tentOn is invited 10 The offering OF This property
TERMS: VIII he One-fOur h cash; balance upon
a credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months, ngO-
table notes with per cent interest added ana TUE
retained until All Of The purchasemoney Is paid and
a conveyance is ordered by The Court.
JAMES CASkIE,
J. PRESTON COOKE,
EDMUND WADDELL, JR.,
Special Commissioners.
~ Anafn
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The People who Live Along the Hat
teras Banks.

A correspondent Of the Raleigh NecS and
Courier gives clever description OF the
people who live along the Hatteras banks.
He is sure that most OF them must be web
footed, for water rather than air Is the
element in which they live. When they
want the doctor they hang out red flag as
a sign OF distress. III he doesn't come.
because the wind AMT fair" or for any
other reason, they take a dram Of wbiskey
and copperas, soak their feet I'm sea-waier,
"turn inn and trust to luck. III they die
their bodies are buried on the top OF sand
ridge, and when the visitor sees several sail
boat on the water IN procession, with 1'gs
at half.mast, he is looking at a funeral, al
though be may not be aware it. They orna-
ment their houses with whales ribs and
laws, sharks teeth, South American lariats,
war clubs from the Mozambique Islands,
Madagascar idols, ana multitude OF other
strange and ridiculous decorations. Their
hogs are raised on clans, mussels, Otfal OF fish
and garbage, and their cattle wade out on
the shoals for miles, where the water covers
their backs, to feed on sea-grass, and II they
are carried up country and fed on corn and
fodder they will not live. Every man is
captain Of some kind OF boat, and "she"
is always better than any other boat, In
some way. "She is hard TO beat in gale
Of wiEd," or before the wind" or "beat-
ing to The windward," or "witb the wind
on the beam," or "she can sail closer to the
wind" or "wilI carry sail longest" or
"hard to beat in light wind" or "totes
more stock" or is stronger" or dryer"
or "sbe is a big little boat" or draws the
least water" or "needs less ballast" or
she is the newest" or "has the
best timbers," or "steers the best"
or "she is a lucky boat" or "stands
up BETTER" cor needs less sail than
any other boat" or "she is best for
fshlog," etc. Perhaps "she comes about
better than any other boat" She is bound
to have something about her better than
else's boat.
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A scoundrel of Paris has been calling
upon unmarried ladies who have passed
thirty, and, after referring them TO his
aunt, has made love and repeated bis calls.
Meanwhile he has stolen what be could
dad, and the ladies', fearing rideule, have
not complained. until one moro plucky
than the rest nov hands the rascal oyer TO
The police.
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Mr.. William Lowery, foreman Suffolk
Manufacturing Company, 592 Washington
street, Boston, thus spoke Of the way il
wOrSs: One OF our men had been suffering
with severe pains In the side and back for
some time. He used q number Of remedies
without re lief, and at last was persuaded to
try ST. Jacobs OIL, which entirely cured
him. can b. igbly recommend II, % by its
use several othl'r OF our employees have been
cured.
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Kssfxo IN HUcktEpEaay TINE.
season Of the huckleberry Is AZ hand, and
the ruby lips OF the maiden take on char.
coal hue, aud kissing in the dark y apt TO
be /" given away 10 the light.--NeU Hd-
pen REGISTER.
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FRurr. CULTURE. = Somebody wants. 70
know what Il the best way to thin out fruit
on trees. Call in all the boys In the town
they thin out the fruit fast enough, ana
themselves, too, II they are allowed TO have
their own wsy.-Boston Transcript.
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.UUrIeN sALEs-Tbia ony.
by Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer'
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
QUANTITY OF REAL ESTATE. LYING
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND ON
yENABLE STREET, ANDIS
THE COUNTY OF HENRICo, FRONTING ON
CARRINGToN STREET AND RUNNING
RACK TO THE CITY LINE, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NICE
~ DETACHED BRICK DWELLING CORNER
of MARSHALL AND HANCOCK STREET
no. 1918 WEST MARSHALL AND VACANT
LOT ADJOINING. AT AUCTlON.-ln execution
OF a decree Of the Chsncery Court Of the city OF
Richmond entered July 2. 1881, IN the suit OF
Reach and wife rs. Burgess, &C.. shall proceed TO
sell at auction, upon The premises on
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1881,
at 6 O'Clock r. NJ, the above-men Toned property.
first That NICE BRICK DWELLING situated
on the northeast corner Of Hancock and Marshall
streets containing four rooms, iron yeranda, gas,
and city water The LOT fronts 20 feet, and runs
back depth of 80 feet to a wide alley.
second The LOT adjoining the above on the easi.
fronting on the nOrfh side OF Marshall street 27
feet and running back so feet 10 an alley.
This property Is located in a good neigbbOrhoOd,
and in one OF the most aDidly-imprVYing portions
Of the city, and parties wishing to secure a nice
home or TO invest where they may reasonably tx-
pect within "A short time cod profit ON their IN
vest ment, would do well 10 attend
TERMS: One third cash: balance at SIX ana Twelve
mon rs, for negotiable notes. with Inter 81 added
and title retained until the purchasemOney Is paid
and conveyance ordered by the Court.
". L. c GREGORY,
jyI4 Special Commissioner.
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CHERIFF's AND ADMINISTRATORS
BY II. Seldom TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT. No. 3II, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BAKER STREET A SHORT DISTANCE WEST
OF 81. PETER STREET.-By virtue OF certain
deed OF trust executed by william ii: Cass 10 the
undersigned as trustee dated January 3, 1873, ana
duly recorded In the clerks Office of Rlchmond
Chancery Court I'm ID. b, IL b., page 626, TO Sc
care the payment OF certain negotiable note there
in men TONED. default having been made IN inc pay
ment OF said note aud at the request Of he holder
thereof will proceed to sell at public auction, upon
the premises, on
THURSDAY, July FL. 1881,
al 6X O'Clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
hy raid deed, consisting IF a certain LOT OF
LARD, with a TWO. STORY FRAME DWELL
ING thereon, containing four rooms .iInlied on
the south side OF Baker street. The lot fronts ~ Dy
I4IH feet to an alley Is feet vide. and there is
fine well OF water upon the premises.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the expenses OF
sale and the amount Of said note tS65.50), with In
terst thereon from July 8, 1881, and the balance
upon such terms as will be made known at hour OF
sale. WILLIAM n. 1ALMANi trustee.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auetioneer. Jyl6
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DLEASANT COUNTRY BOARD can
Il be obtained at " ELMINGTON," near Dover
Mills, Richmond aud Allegheny railroad. Location
cool and refreshing; S2e per month, Address
MRS. III. T. WIGHT,
sabOt Island post-offce, GOOchand county, Va.
~ I9-Tu&Tb2t*
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
" TWO MOST VALUABLE STORES IN
EAGLE S2UJAARSE:r Nos IZ17 "a ANn iHie az
THIRTEENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION In
execution of a decree Of the Circuit Court OF Rich
mOnd entered July % in The case OF . y. VI. Page,
executor of samuel Miller Us. The Board Of the
Literary Fund" the undersigned, Hush w. shefey
and W. w. Crump, special commissioners, Will sell
by auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1881,
at II O'Clock NJ, that most VALUABLE STORE
ner of Main and Thirteenth streets and occupied by
Messrs. Putney & Watts. And immediately there
AFTER, the undersigned, hugh W, Shtfey and james
BumgaTdner. spec al commissioners, in execution
Of another decree entered IN the same cause on tue
25th day Of June, 1881, viii sell the adjoining
STORE and LOT, No. 1917, last occupied by the
Merchants National Bank and others. These stores
have four stories above The basement, with COM
mon stairway between them affordlng access 10 the
upper floors, and enabling them TO be used sepa-
rately If desired. They were erected I'm The year
1867 without regard 10 cost. IL being de'igned TO
make them strictly Tst class, and 10 Is safe 20 say
that for substantial construction, high finish, and
perfect arrangement in every detail they are not
surpassed by any buildings OF the Kind ever erected
In this city AID -dav they are as good as when
new. No. 1917 has just been rcmodeed and Inn
proved in lis interior arrangements
The location is decidedly the best In the city for
wholesale business. being In the very centre OF the
highest activity, ana from It's situation this must be
regarded as aTong the most valnable of all real
estate investments, commanding always as IL VIII
the most desirable tenants 20 good rents.
10 is a rare occurrence that such property Is
brought TO sale, and We invite the particular aten-
ton Of capitalists 10 this opportunity.
TERMS one fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
eighteen, twenty four, and thirty months, for uegO
liable notes with inttrtst payable semi.aunualiy,
and title retained by the Court until full pay ment
but the purcha or may ray more tn9n one fourth, or
even the whole, I'm cisn II he elects so 10 do.
HUGH W. SHF FEY,
W. W. CRUMP,
JAMES BUMGARDNtR, JR.,
Commissioners.
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BY I, aux -. Hill < Co., AuctlOneels,
llOS Main street.
CtMALL FRAME DWELLING No. 200
- EAST BAKER, BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRL STREETS. At AUCTlON.-We will offer
at auction. on the pTemies, on
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1881,
al 6 O'Clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY located as above.
The HOUSE contains three rooms, ana the lot fronts
about 25 feet, with good depth.
TERMS Very reasonable ~ 90
FRANK ID. HILL & co,
w Ia Aucii 3neers.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

NOTICE.-CERTIFICATE No. -, FOR
~ TEN SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF THE RICHMOND AND PETERS BURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, standing on the books OF said
company, In the name OF James +. IIealh's estate,
having been lost. as executor OF Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Heath, deceased Ito whom said stock was be.
James r.. Heath. deceased), | shall apply 10 the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad COMPANY for
a renewal thereof. V. DABNE6,
Executor Of Elizabeth A. Heath, deceased.
my 24TuSw
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DOR NEW YORK.-TAe Od ,>f-%e

L'OR NEW 1Okh.-lA ne OIu - 49,.
Il Dominion Steamship Company 1850
steamers Will sail as follows: Steam.- Old DO
MINION, Captain WALKER, e'ery TUESDAY AZ
2 O'Clock y. NJ; steamer WHANOht. Captain
COCCH. every FRIDAY az 2 O'Clock l.. NJ, steamer.
MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at o'clock A. NJ.
Freight received up 10 l O'Clock 7. VI. flr 'Ha
Tuesdays and iday's steamer, aud 90 q O'Clock
Stature ay evening for Sundays snip.
Through bills OF ladng signed and goots m.
warded with dispatch 10 all points north s0ntt t4
and west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York, $1,000, stecrsSe. g. and
o..
For freight or passage apply 10
G.. ". ALLEN y Co, AGENTS,
nv 6-ts COmpany's Wharf, Rnrkffg.
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily Tor Norfolk. PorSm01,a
Smithneld, and Hampton; Washington, H. a.,
NeWberne, Washington, ana TarDOro'. y. C..aIt
s points IN Eastern North Carolina; also tor FAT.
ern shore Of Virginia, Old Point, and an regular
landings on James river, at LOVES RATES,
and through bills iesued. L. Il. TATUN,
je 10 Superlntegdeut
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BY Jas. MacDopgall, Auclioneer.

BY Jas. MscDopgal' Auciioneer
ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
" AT AUCTlON.-On
TUESDAY, 10TH INSTANT,
at q o'clock, Will eel. at the residence on kigh'
tenth tween Cary and Main streets, general as
sorimentO of GENTEkL FURNITURE, embracing
CHAMBER, DlNING-ROOM, and KITCHEN
ARTICLES,
to which the attention Of those in want Is particu-
larry asked. JAS. MACDOUGALL,
f. y. COOK, salesman. ty 10
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Anthony, &C., Richmond chancery-cOurt decree
Stewart. &c. of June 80. 1851,
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DhILADE LPHIA, RICH- 1lyE2.
4 gOND AND NORFOLK STEAM-sc&Jkass8
RIVER AND THE EAST Wa FALL RIVER
THREE TINES WEEK.-Uptl tg-.h1 no.
tise lhe steamers OF thiE the will maze tri weekly
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con.
Meeting At Philadelphia With Clycef eS England
Line for Fall River
QUICK TIMF-FREQUENT DRt .-RTJRgs-
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily ultli O'Clock r VI.
JAdES W. MCCARRiCK,
General SOut .ern Agent, Richmond, "a.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE 4 CO.,
General Managers,
no2e No. IL goth Wtsrves. i'ni'sdeuhia.