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A Monster Telescope.

The principal bequest Of the late James
Lick. OF California, was SiOo,VOO 10 DC W :
voted To the purchase OF land and to put
tine upor the same n telescope, superior
and more powerful TO any yet made. be-
sides all the necessary machinery, together
with a suitable observatory connected
Herewith. In order that it be made use
full in the promotion OF astronomical re-
search, it was stipulated in the will OF the
deceased philanthropist that upon its COM
plction it should be transferred to the
State. to be known as ''The Lick Astro-
nomical Department OF the University OF
California"
The contract for the construction OF the
achromatic astronomical object glass, nav
inc thirty-six inches clear aperture, was
let to the firm OF Avian Clark q Sons, OF
Cambridgeport, Mass, in January, 1851.
for the sum of $4,000. $4,000 OF which
was paid on signing. The glass is deliver
able at Cambridgeport on or before NO.
yember j, 1888. The definition OF the
glass shall be in all respects not inferior to
that OF the telescope OF twenty-siX inches
aperture of the United States Naval OBJ
scrvatory at Washington. and the amount
OF light shall be greater in proportion
to the increased area OF the objective,
allowances being made for the absorp-
ton Of light by the glass. II is also stipi-
lated that the constructors shall give TO the
objective such focal length between fifty
and sixty feet a. they may determine to be
best. The trustees are allowed TO Gesig-
nate what two rays OF portions OF the solaI
spectrum shall be brought TO one focus by
the combined action of the lenses. or fail
ing to do this, the contractors may fashion
the curves of the glass so as TO give tho
most perfect achromatism. The objective
is to be completed and perfected within
two years after satisfactory rough discs are
obtained by the constructors.
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AIaw.Breakirsg Governor.

HOW A VERMONT OFFICIAL DROVE HOME IN
SPITE OF TIE SUNDAY STATUTE.
[From the Lyndon Unon.l
Governor Mattocks found himself late
one Saturday night in Guildhall, VT, forty
miles from home. 1t was against the law
to travel on Sunday except TO and from
church, and Is the Governor had many
enemies he knew that should he violate the
law he should be called before the court.
However, lie wanted to go home, and
drove TO Concord, where he stopped over
night, and after an early breakfast Sun
day morning he resumed his journey to-
wards Peacham, studying up his defence
for the suit as he iourneyed along. ON AZ
irving at Barnet a happy thought struck
him, and on his way out to Peacham he
drove up to Rev. Or. Goodwillie's church,
ut Barnet Centre, hitched his horse, and,
I'm sight OF somebody's house, raised the
latch of the church door. But it was
locked, there being 10 meeting that day.
From there he drove OH home, and accom-
plshed his object.
The next day he was taken into the pre-
sencc OF n Barnet justice TO answer fol
violating the Sunday law. His defence was
that having spent a week with the upright
eous men Of the Essex county bar he fell
the need OF church influence, and as his
friend Goodwillie was tse most righteous
man he knew he desired to place himself
within the sound of bis voice OH the sabbath
Having travelled with that end in view
and found the good mans house closed, h,
thought, being within few miles Of hi
own house, that il would be more scrip
tural to go home than to spend the rest o
the day travelling back to Concord to taxi
weekday start for home the next morn
ing. The plea prevailed, for the Governor
had his witnesses from the house near III,
church TO prove that he tried to get into tn,
church, POM much needed, as he was al
that time not in the habit OF going tC
church very often.
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Remarkable Lscidcnf of the War,

"a gentleman of our acquaintance re-
Hated to us recently an incident of the war
which was new to us, and is woTr nv of re-
cord. The iwm of a gentleman named
Mclean constituted part of The fiad
upon which the first battle of Manassas
was fought on TIE memorable Dist of July.
1861. Beiievingfhatt hesection Of Virginia
m'wAieh he resi&sd would be the theatre
oil iusSre Conflicts he concluded TO seek a
more peaceful location, where he ayould
moi N disturbed bv the tramp OF armies
and the savoc OF h,rtA;s and after mature
consideration and careful search, dec ded
70 locate IN ApponisrtsX county. He cold
his farm, purchased residence at AIpo-
mattox Courthouse. and removed his
family ans Sollseliold effects to CHAT I,Oiyt,
supposing himself to he secure from the
snVasion OF she contepcing lfoSs. -Four
years Thereafter the remnant of Genera
Lee's army ipade their iasf stand at Ap-
pom.ttoX Courthouse. and, strange TO say,
The Articles Of surrender were drawn up
cod signed in olcLean's bsnse liz had
seen tke beginnsng and the end N the
great eoAeict. "--tAdriottesuiit. Chroeacle.
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AT the request of the owner wewill offer at public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z. 1889.
at 81 O'Clock l.. NJ. the f0lowing-dcscrihed LOTS:
TIiIRTY-NINE FEET on the north side OF q race
street between Laurel and Shafer streets.
EIGHTY FEET on the south side Of Grace street
between Shafcr and Harrison streets
ONE HI NDEED AND TWENTY FEET on the
north side Of Grace street, commencing al the
corner of Ryland street.
SIXTY-ONE AND \ HALF FEET one the north
side of Franklin street between Shafer and
Harrison streets.
These archie most beautiful building-Sites now
being offered In the West End; all within two
blocks of the street railway.
The owner being very DESTROYS Of selling, this
sale offers good opportunity to buy cheap and
handsome lots in TIE most desirable par; Of the
city for residences. All of these lots are slightly
above the level of The street.
TERMS: Announced at sale. and if desired will
be very liberal. Il. II. CilAFtlN Il Co.
my 90 Auctionccrs.
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when George washington Was Born
x.r.Su- 90 yke fhSpUfci.

To the Editor OF t7c DtSP""'
Instigated by a letter from my friend, MI.
Alexander Brown ito whom we OF VIZ
vinia are so much indebted Tor ms en'hu-
siasm in historical investlgationl, SUBMIT
ting his conclusions rs to the year OF inc p'r.h
Of Washington, as embodied IN ms more
given editorially in your issue OF the I-.li
nltimo, / was led for the definite se'.,emen'
OF the question by the abduction OF the orr
vinal registry 10 write 10 the Hon. "A. ID. nag
ncr. Washington, ID. c., who knew na1, III
behalf of Mrs. George Washington bas-
nett. Of Hanover county, Va, the owner OF
the Washington family Bible, recently OIL
fered IL for sale 20 the United STATES "ov-
eminent. The kind response OF Judge
uagner Is herewith subicined.
Faithfully yours, X. A. BROCK.
Richmond, Va, June l, 1882.
"My Dear Sir.-I enclose you transcript
from the registry Of the Washington Biole,
made by the Librarian OF Congress at III!
request. The Bible is in his custody III
present i'm behalf OF the Library COMMITTEE
al am, with much respect, very iai'f-
fully, a. IS: hA'Nh"'
"WaShinqton, May 80, 1881"
"Auglstine Washington and Mary Bal
was married the sixth Of March, 1I3o-3i.
"George Washington, son 10 Augustlh'
and Mary his wife, was Born We llth Day
OF Frcbruary 1884 about 10 in the morninl
and was Baptized the 9th OF April follow
ing, Mr.. Beverley Whiting q Capt. CHRIS
fopber Brooks Godfathers and Mrs. NIL
drcd Gregory, Godmother. oo.,
"Betty Washington was Born inc zV'n
June 1888 about in ye.morning. Depart.
ed tins life the 31st Of March 1891 nj
O'Clock r undicipherablel.
"Samuel Washington was Born We III OF
Noy'r. 1884, about 8 in We morning.
"Jane Washington Daughter OF Angus
tine and Jane Washington Departed TINS
Life Jan'y 1915.
"John Augustine Washington was Born
We 18th of Jan'y about 2 in We morning
1856.
"Charles Washington was Borne We
Day of May about 3 in We morning, 1873:
mildred Washington was Born We 2ls'
OF June. 1889, about at night.
"Mildred Washington Departed this Lie
Octr We 23d, 1740, being thursday, aDou
II O'Clock at noon; aged year and ioul
months.
"Augustine Washington Departed thi'
Life We 18th Day Of April, 1913; aged q
years"
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A LAST REQUEsT-While the body OF
Wesley Washington lcolored) who was
Killed by William II%linger (colcred), on
Monday morning, was still at the guard
mouse, eolored man eaAje in and asked il
Nc. Wasbington's body was there.
ni.cr ne was told that IL mas, he asked il
mc ni,sht 20 and see it once more. When
. s,,| wuat Tor, he pointed to u scar about
49,; J mem, iong on the side OF his face, and
= ,,o,,i nc give me dat two years ago ut
~, r, - az The fairgrounds, and /
was granted and the man ,,.h nns ..;on
Yves. Washington's mari ,v mno .Niieu
took farewell look al The dead ~ s''u
Mobile Reqis!er. " Wv "e'o mar'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-07
by Frank ID. Hin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers'
1IOs Main stree. Richmond, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
CONTAINING 10 66-lOO ACRES OF LAND,
on TILE MEADOWBRlDGE ROAD, IN Hen
RICO COUNTY. TWO AND \ HALE MILES
FROM TIE CITY OF RICHMOND NJ Att-
TION.-By virtue of a deed Of trust from Alciah-
der Q. Holiday and wife. dated May ~ lsSl,ahd
recorded in the clerks Office Of lienrlc0 county,
Deadlock LOG, page $50, dcisuis havlns Deci
made I'm the payment of certain notes therein Sc
cured. aud at the request of the beneficiary ihercl'
/ will sell at auction, at the Office OF the auc.
tionecrs Frank ID. iil x Co., llOS Main sttcci, VI
IL O'Clock NJ, on
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1882,
the REAL ESTATE described in said deed rs fol-
lows: An that certain TRACT OR PARCEL OF
proycments thereon, containing ITO 6b-ltO
ACRES OF LAND. more or less, lying ana beng
I'm the county of licnrico, on the MeadoWDrldge
road, about two and half niles from me Guy Oh
Richmond. called " CENTRAL PLAINS II beng
, part Of the real estate which was conveyed % the
said Alexander .. Holiday hy stokes aud Howl
SON trustees for Samuel VI. Williamson, &c. $500
This farm Joins the celebrated Strawbcrry-ilill
tract and from It's location. opposite the toll-atc
on the new Ilcnrico turnpike (which J. one OF .hn
host roads leading into the ethyl ana being IN iuli
view Of Richmond. will be Il fine inye,tmcht. Inc
land n nearly All I'm good order. and lies heau,i-
fuliv There l. on this place IN incNhauslhle sul
DIV Of pOttcrs' clay, with machinery and kin Tor
carving on the business, and this offers good OPP
poriuuty 10 some onterprising party to make Il
capital investment. -
| IrRMS: Cash for 50 much rs is necessary 70 pay
the expenses of the sale and $3.50 now due. win
interest on portion thereof 500 due Nnyeih, or
20, 1857: 500 due May ~. leS3; flOu ave
November. 90. 1888: Si,l6O due May %. lS-f
and tie balance upon such terms as the aid \. e.
Holiday may direct, or, 10y consent the terms
may be made more favorable on day OF sale.
FRANZ ID. HILL. Trustee.
sale by FEANK D. I'LL & Co.' Aucionesrs;
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by X. Il. Chaiiln & Co...
Real Estate AuctiOncors.

UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
N BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER. on
STOCKTON AND PORTER STREETS, WITH
SMALL FRAME HOUSE ON LOT ON PORTER
STREET.-At the request of the owner, we viii
sell by public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, June 8, lse2,
at o'clock L. NJ, the above-lOcatcd NICE
LOTS. commencing on Porter strect-yiZ.:
JHlRTI-FINE FEET on Porter street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. with small
FRAME HOUSE on 1t now renting for - per
month, and Immediately after will sell the FIFTY
THREE FEET on the corner Of stockton and
Eighteenth streets.
These lots are well located, and offer good sites
for budngs,whlch will rent readily good prices,
as houses are I'm demand In Manchester.
TERMS Liberal, and announced nj sale.
X. Il. CIIAFFIN Il Co,
je3 Auctioncers.
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Nv George :. Nashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auct.oneers,
No, z Tenth street.

THOSE TWO LARGE AND DESIRA-
i IMPLICATED IRiCK DWELLINGS ON
THE NORTH LINE OF LEIGH STREET BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS mos.
SO4 AND S04l5, FOR SALE AT AUtTlON.-i5y
request of the owner, who is determined 10 sell,
we will sell by public auction, OH the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z, 1882,
at o'clock i. NJ, those TWO LARGE AND
DESIRABLE L II X T. rs L OR N-AND-BASE-
MENT BRICK DWELLINGS as above located,
containing ten rooms each. besides kitchens.
stables, bathroom, gas, &C., and all necessary cul-
vert connections. Each lot fronts 271.xl2O feet
IT, IN alley.
These houses are very substantially constructed.
and by reason Of their proximity 10 the busne- =
centre. churches, &C., render them very desirable
property either as an investment or as a home.
TERMS: Reasonable, and will be announced at
sale. GEORGE :. NASHON Y sun,
ie2 AuctiOnccrs.
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Ey William III. Lyme x Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOnecrs,
llI3 Nam street.

4 TTRACTIVE, DESIRABLE, AND
~ VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on THE
SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN LAI-
REL AND SilAFER STREETS, FOR SALE BY
PUBLIC AUCTiON.-Wc shall. at the request Of
the owner. sell by public auction, on the premises,
on
FRIDAY. JUNE Q, 1852,
at 6 o'clock T. NJ, that truly desirable and bcaul-
ful BUILDING LOT located as above q, scrhed,
Just beyond the handsome residence Of WI. Flem-
ing. ESD. fronting on the south side OF Grace
street "a 9-l2Xl56 feet 10 an alley. Being in that
section whore property l. much sought after. offers
20 parties desiring 20 build most favorable oppor-
tuuity.
TERMS or SALE: One fourth cash; residue at
six, twelve. and eighteen months. for negotiable
notes, interest added. secured by "a trust deed.
WILLIAM II. LYME & CO.,
ie3 AuctiOnecrs.
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BY Jno. =. Lauehton, Auctionecr,
1906 Main street.


SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' DRESS
~ GOODS. SILkS, SATINS. HOSIERY, STRAW
GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS. &C, Al
AUCIION.-On
THURSDAY TIE san INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock. viii have
SPECIAL SALE
a, my auctlon-rooms of a large and desirable n-
voice Of
LYONS BEOCADE SILKS and SATINS,
DRESS GOODS. I'm III shades;
1000 dozen HOSIERY, for mems, ladies'. and
children's wcar-from low 10 highest grades:
STRAW HATS, for men, women, and children
all grades:
JAPANESE PARASOLS-all cOlors:
KID and Isle THREAD GLOVES.
BUTTONS OF ALL STYLES.
\ full line OF WHITE VESTS.
SEhSONABLE COATS, VESTS. and PANTS,
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS GEN ERALLl.
The attention Of the ladies' and also Of retail
dealers, Is called 10 This sale.
JNO. T.. LAUOIITON. JR.
je7 huctloncer.
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Published by Rcqucst.l


q. when the Mfsts Have Rolled Away"
when the naIsts have rolled In sp'cndor from the
beauty OF the hills. -, A.,
And the sunshine, warm and tender ia'is IN
Kisses on the riIls,
We may read loves shining letter In The RAINBOW
OF the spray.
VIC shall kLow each other tcfter wnen tne mis's
have rolled away.
II we err, in human blindness, and forget that we
arc dust.
II we miss the law of Kindness when VIC struggle
10 he Just,
Snowy wings OF peace sliail cover all the anguish
Of to-day
When the weary watch Is over and the misss have
cleared away.
When the mlsts have ris'n above us, as our Father
knows His own.
Face 10 face with these that love us We shai kho"
rs we arc known: Al.
Love. beyond the orient meadows floats INC
golden fringe 81 day.: an, A..
mistshayc cleared away"
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ByJ Thompson Brown,
Ron, Estate Agent and Auctioncer'
Il13 Main street.
MOST VALUABLE STORE
M PROPERTY
MAIN nrrwEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS,
OCCUPIED By
CHRISTIAN & WHITE, GRoCERs'
4. PETRI, CoNFECTIoNEI,
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Tuesday. JUNE IS, 1882.
Att O'CLOCK NJ.
,.,, col, .i,o ,hova EXCEEDINGLY NALUA-
IU,F PROPERTY on the day and hour above an
nOunccd. A.. f.oo,, 49,, Main
street % feet with depth of los rect 10 an aicS
IL feet Wide The lot Is nearly entircy oecupicuu
by the store huilding she upper ppItioh ol Will
Is adapted either To- family or business PURPOSES;
Its location, Immediately in front oi tne me anu
most substantial improvements no" belhR ereWsu
ON the Spotswood lot. places this property rs the
most desirable score property now To he I;id III INC
city. .,,.t .,.o,,.o
and eighteen months, interest added, and secured
by trust-lccd. j. IiioMIsoN PEW ~,
fec AucuonecI.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer.
l113 Main street.

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
N WEST MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN
MADISON AND MONROE STREETS FOR
SALE Al AUCIION.--i will sell at auction ON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z. 1882,
at q O'Clock L. NJ,
the above DESIRABLE LOT, fronting 32i.Xl0i
feet to alley o feet wide
This H. beautiful! lot for a detached dwelling. or
size enough for two toncments, and Is located ad-
jacent 70 modern, ncwly-erected houses.
Those desiring nice lot Il: low figures should
attend this sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
ie 4 AuctiOnccr.
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nor NEW YORK.-Th Old .srTA
Il Dominion steamship Company ->s&sssl2e.ss
proposed s.tlliugs Tor thc week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain MALkEK. FRIDAY ,
June 9th, IT O'Clock T. VI.
GUYANDOTTE. Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
june lth. at IL o'clock \. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COCCH, TUESDAY, June
i 3th. at | O'Clock l.. VI.
Freight received up TO l o'clock =. NJ. Friday,
g O'Clock J.. s. saturday for sundays rhip, aud
I'll o'clock VI. Tuesday.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch To all points north, south,
east, and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabln fare 10 New York Including mcal.
and BERTH. 4lO: round-trp rlS; storage,
with sub.i fence, 81: without subsistence, 30.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesday, and saturdays ny The Richmond
and Petersburg railroad AZ $50 \. VI. VIII make
connection At Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare. 5000. Tickets u De had AZ
the Richmond aud Petersburg depot and \. w.
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
tel Comuanys Wharf, Rockette.
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by George :. Vashon 4 son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
40. z Tenth street.

THAT VALUABLE AND DESIRA-
l. DUPLICATED PROPERTY. CONTAIN
ING AN ENTIRE SQUARE, LOCATED AND
FRONTING ON MCDONOUGH AND sFNMEs
STREETS, IN TIE CITY on MANCHESTkR Il,
WITH THAT LARGE, WELL-BilLT FRAMED
DWELLING-HOUSE THEREON KNOWN As
TIE "CLOPTON HOUSE" CONTAINING
EhHT LARGE, AIRY ROOMS.-Ihls property
Will be sold at public auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY, JUNE g, 1852,
at o'clock 4. ~, IA the order and manner named
below:
LIST. The DWELLING, with 1870 feet on Me-
UonOugh street corner Of Tcnth, by 40 fee. 10 IN
alley in common 20 feet wide.
ID -FOUR LOTS of 32H feet front each on Me-
Donough s'rcei by 40 feet 10 said alley.
Sd. EIGn- LOTS, fronting 32s feet each, on
semmes street between Tenihand Eleventh streets,
by lao feet 10 "a. Id alley.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced At sale.
GEORGE s, NAsil0N & SON,
leg AIctionecrs.
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By Grubhs & Williams,
Real Estate Aucti0ncers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on
Y WEST MAIN Strict. SOUTHEAST COR
NER MAIN AND PLUM, l7O 7-l2 BY 100
FEET, IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THAT
BEAUTIFUL SpU ARE OF GROUND .OCCl-
PIED By LITTLE SISTERS OF rhE POOR
70 BE DIVIDED INTO LOTS TO SUIT PlH-
CIIASERS. AT AUCTlON.--As trustees IN two
deeds of trust. recorded February II. 1879, and
February -. 1879. ia the clerks Office Of Rich
moud ChaLccry Court. aud at the request az al
parties Interested therein. We viii sell at auction
on the promises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE Q. 1892,
at - o'clock Y. NJ. those VERY DESIRABLE
AND ATTlFULLN-LOCATLD BUILDING
LOTS ~ Ghoy. described.
The street railway Is row h,ng run mp Main
street. which g bound II Improve This properly.
Main street /. graded. There Is city water, cul.
ycrts aud gas IN front aud th ale olicrs ~ good
investment "a, cam now De- made I'm the West End.
\ block of tcnemcnts would pay well on ihis
ground.
and eighteen months. Interest added. secured ~
trust-dccd ". VI. GILLIAN.
ROBERT II. GILLIAN.
Trustees in irst deed;
II. G.. CANNON.
tci Trustee IN second deed.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ FARM
" OF 233 ACRES IN IIENRlCO COUNTY,
ABOUT FIVE MILES NORTHWEST or RICH
MONB. BEING THE FORMER RESIDENCE
OF GEORGE II. TOMPKlSS. LYING NEAR
COURTNEY'S MILL AND BETWEEN TUE
BHOAD--TREFT ROAD AND TIE RlCh-
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTONAC
RAILROAD. At AlCIlON.-ln execution oi u
decree of the Circuit Court of Icnrico county, en-
tered July |. 1881, in TIE case of Boshc- trustee.
49, Tompkins and dis.. the undersigned commits
sOncrs viii sell by auction. At the Office OF GfuDbs
& Williams, in the city Of Richmond, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 9Th,
If - O'clock NJ. the PROPERTY above referred
10. About 100 acres are cleared. the balance In
oak and pine wood The Improvements are 4
STUCCOED BRICK DWELLING with seven
rooms, a KITCHEN. and STABLE. Good spring
and wen near the house. and watcrcd 10y the Brook
creek on IL southeastern boundary. Also. an APP
ple-oTchard and iuc shade-trecs.
This has been and can now he easily made very
are icc-ponds and icc-houscs of large capacity IA
vorahly situated FOR making ice.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at TX. twelve,
and eighteen months. with interest and tile re-
tanned Ivy the Court until full payment Is made.
j. O. S1EGER.
Il. II. STEGER,
Commissioners
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctonecrs.
POsTPONEMENT.
Postponed 70
THURSDAY, JUNE 9Th,
at IL NJ, at Office OF GRUBrS r WILLIAMS.
j. q. STEGER,
Il. IT. STEGER.
% COlumIs- .ontrz.
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OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP r re-.
~ COMPANY. ..EaEsalAf 2.
For NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one OF their splendid
slcamcrs-GUl ANDOfIF. ROANOhE. MAN
RICHMOND-EVERN TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and
SUNDAY. For hour, Of sailing. e,e advertise
mcnt below.
steamers leave New York II ESDAl>. THURS
DAYS, and SA1 UEDAi> at +. VI. from licr
20 new number, North river foot Of Beach
street.
bathrooms,
The fare, accommodations, and attentions arr
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabln fare 20 New York including meals
and hcrth NlO. rOund-trlp ticNet- I. II Storage,
with subs stencc. ~. without subsistence. 10.
Freigl - for points beyond New ORR forwarded
with -patch and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until o'clock L. VI. daily.
For Further Information. apply 90
GEORGE ". ALLEN a CO., Agents,
my II office COmnanY's WhAryos. ROcketts.