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PATENT NOTICES.
Application for e Patent
No GU.
UNITED STATS LAND OFFICE.

No GT2.
UNITED STATS Land OFFICE.
Eureka. Seyliia. september u, 1881.
NOTICE l. hereby & VEN THAT JOHN
~ T. GiLNtR, whose postoth e address Is
salt Lake City, Utah, has this day filed hi sp-
phcatipn for pt'ent for nfteen hundred linear
fee Of the Iron mine or vein b airing silver,
with surface gruuad six hundred feet in
width and FIVE acre. foT a mid>ite situ4t, d III
Bristol ,ihing District, County of Liucn'n,
State of Nevada. AMI dest hate: by the heli
and Off ial plat on file IN this oIhce as lot
No 40. A and Is. located on unsnrveyed land.
The exterior bJun1ories OF sid lot No. 40
AID D, being as follow. TO Wit:
LOr"A"
Beginning st post marked No. |. . survey
No. ga" waenct the III in working incline
on this lode bears ) 50 = deg. W $50 feet. he
notice poiut on this claita hear, ; 81 y deg W
$40 feet and the L mineral monument No.
bears ; So. deg. L 20 - feet. Thence running,
lst course ) 10 de-. ~ 1909 feet, t. p Isl mark
ed No. 2 u survey No. ~ IA" thruce. 81
cour-e 74drg " Go feet. to post mark No
10 g. ;. 1900 ie t. Ia post marked 20 4.
surrey 80. "a" and thence. 4th cOurse "A
deg Go feet tu post No. /. the pa Of btgin-
nit g Coniaiong ~ d5 100 acres. No location
LOr"B"
Also tn , following described trsct OF land as a
mi ilsite and appnrtIn.nt TO the iron mine: Be-
ginning at post marked M. !. U = survey No
~ " u" whence post No. |. u survey No. ~
"a" bears 753l deg. 4 Il 90 feet. sud h
northeast corner IF sixth Hnt Main streets in
the town OF Bristol bears IS i deg. W 49, feet.
TIL ne run lug. 1t course, n Is deg &c feet,
post markei M ., L ) urve, No 40 b."
tneuce, 9 I coarse. 25 eg. + $40 feet TO bst
mark d NJ. ), u 5 surv y No 40 b. theme,
Sd course Is deg. go feet to ,ost marked
NJ. 4, U 8 survey No. Az ''B:" and theme. 1 h
course, N IS deg. " $50 feet, to pos No. The
place OF BEGINNING. Containing ave acres.
Magnetic variation l6 deg essr,
=. he 10 alton Of this milne is recorded in the
Recorder, Office OF Bristol Mining District, m
DO TX "a" page 81 Of tn rec Jrds Of said district
rhi, claim Is bounded by the White Rock ON the
SOUTH ami on tue II rob. east and west by no
kuo IN claims Any AMI all persons inning
adversely any portion of said Iron mine or mi l.
size sur ace ground, are req aired to file Their
adverse claims with he Register Of the United
States Ian office ut Eureka in he ate Of NJ
vaia, during the sixty days period of iblica
tiou hereof, or they vii, be barred by virtue vi
the pro visions OF the statute.
% dod +. Fl. HtNCKLEY. Register.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issued ont Of the Distric. Cmirt, Of the
Sixth Judicial Distric, of the State of Nevada, in
and for the 'uuty Of Lincoln, up II u jul uert
and decree made rendered and eutsred IL said
C. urt On the Sd dav of August 1880. in favor
OF Alexander Iazard. Simon Lac I'd Eli l.. card,
hlexarder Veil and David Cab partners Hoing
bu mess under the trm none u, d stA H. OF Il az.
ard Frerts." and against the Raymond lily
Mit1ng Company, Cooperation organized and
existing uDde and by virtue oi the laws OF the
state OF Cali orna, an doing busin s. in said
County of Lincoln, st-te OF Nevada, fer the
sum of sixty two Thousand ole hu,dred sni
fity.one 70 100 (G2 15l 79.lrh d. llar- golh in
of the United States. d, BIT. together. with
seventy. dollars taxed costs and all accrning
COST and interest, p yable III like gull coin, ]
have levied IN the iol lowing propeIt to wi:
All the pieces or pstcels'f real estate men.
tioued and described IN the following convey
shces, for full and complete descripi,n Ct
which reference il her, by made to the Rec Ids
of the t'ouu'y Gf Lincoln y ate of Nevada as
per B'ek snd lage SIT opposite each conye! .nce
respectively:
William II RaymoI and John II Ely TO Ray.
mond & Fly Mining c. mra, y = Dated Janu-
uary 10. 1871: book &. page 1i5
Al int G. rtain M Mtg ground, situate in Ely
Wiring District. uencipg at the slrIg
Mound and Vtrmilli'n location -tfkes, and ex-
t. ndiIp thence II, westerly direct ion a ng the
same dyes to point dlstsDt th,e, hun ned
ieet west ~ the discovery .haft On the Creole
claim and NIL the mining ground III sid district
SHOWN as the Creole. thu Burke tn veimiilon,
the Mammoth, tie spiing Mound. the Falls,
tue pa'actn. and the rnnacka square location,
or either Of them.
Deed,
James Nee to Raymond Il Fly Mining Com.
pany.-Dated January 10, 1871. Book G, page
1864.
All right title and interest in the follow ing
land: Que tract OF land situated in M,nduw
valley, County Of Lincoln, State of N,vsra,
bounded hs foll,ws: On the tonth'a { hy a line
running $50 feet SE Of the ~. che rad, wi ere
It crosses the mill d,tch On the no, IN, ast y O
the Creole. The Burke. the vermillcn, The Nam.
mcth the tpr'Ig Mound. nc Falls the Panaca
Notice Is hereby given that on
Thursdsy. the I'd day OF september,
A. v. 1870, III the honr OF IL o'clock m. of that
day, will sell sll the right, title an interest
~ lie sai Raymond q Ely Mining CGmpai in
and to the above desc'ib bad properly at rho
Court -house Of said Comfy of Lii, coin Il Piot be,
ID said county, ut public vet on, for cash in
habd, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
sail order Of ssle and all costs
Pioehe, Nevada, August 6, 1880
ap7td W. l.. Mckee, Sheriff.
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Application for a Patent
No 6I3,
UNITED STATES AND OFFICE

UNITED STATES AND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, SCI teuber ~. tosl
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ I. dlLMrA. Who's postottice address i,
salt Lake City 9TH, has his dsy filed his
application tor patent for if cen hun
drrd linear feet of the While Rock mine
win bearing silver, with surface ground ak
nuudrel feet in Width and five acres for mill.
size. situsted i'll Bristol Mining Dist let, County
OF Lincoln and sta = If S-vs IL, and iesigrxt..l
ny tue field not and offic Il pla tilr L., tai.
uthce ~ lot No. As, A and b, located on un
surveyed land The exterior boundari OF
lot No 43, A and b. bang ,sf llows, to wit:
LOT" "a"
Beginning at post marked No. l, U s survey
No ~ A." whence U j min.rxt mouun mt
No. bears 49, deg + 3l55 feet. The work
ing sh aft on tuis claim bears s SSh deg. 2)'
feet, and post No. 3, Z survey No 40 "a"
Iron lode, bears \ II deg. " 2i7 feet Notire
point bexcs D 56 deg i65 ieet. Thence run.
'ii4g LIST cours'. ) Ii deg W 1900 feet, to
cedar tree ten inches Va dia meter, blaz ID and
marked pot no. 2, I 5 su yey No - a."
thence, 81 co rise "A deg. 6to feet. 10 POST
M ,rsed No g. U 5 siry,y No. 43 a. thence
81 course n III deg L 1873 ct, to post ma rked
M A. U uryey No. 43 -. :" theme 4th cours-.
. u deg 3,3 feet, to st lii .rked No 8 U =
survey No 4D"A," Iron l'de, GU feet, t post
NJ. |, the III Ice Of beginning. Containing 81. 66
acres Posts Nos aud stand in he q Ilgln j
location monuments Fosts Nos 2ani3 II and
about rs feet nOrtncrly OF thu orig nal location
mouu uents.
LOT"B"
Also the following dasrrl bed tract o. lauf "a
q lnilisite, appur inant to the White RucK min:
Beginuiug lG a post ~ srkyi NJ |, u 5 survey
20 ~" - when post No. | U ) >ury 30
~ ".,' ars ' 70 reg 10 mia. q % $50 feet
and tue Southwest corue OF block No. - in the
town of ist1l, Lincoln county, New ada b arc
y. IL, de-. 53I feet. Thence runnin. Is
course, = IL leg Z 81 feet, to post .i4rK,d No
:. survey NJ. A "b;" th-rce, 81 course
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

Meade " Valley Mining Company
Location OF principal place Of business. San
Francis %, California = Location OF works,
Phoebe, Lincoln county. Nevada. Notice-There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account Of assessment No l6l levied
on the fr-t day Of August. \. d. 1891. several
amounts set opposite the names of the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows:
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FOR SALE.

business HOUSES. DWELLING HOUSES
- AID furniture Four Work Horses aud
81 inch Fish Wagon Cor sale Chean by
% La CRAS. STEIN.
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DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale.
MILL and MINING COM

PANH- Location of principal place OF bus,
ness, San Francisco. California Location vi
wnkrs. Bristol District, Lincoln county, Ne
ysda- Notice-lhere Are delinquent upon fhe
following described stock, an account OF ASSESS.
the twentieth day Of July, lnSl, the several
amounts set oppo:ite the names OF the re pect-
i've shar, holders as follows:
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. Ant IN accorHabce with law, and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the tu entietb
day 81 July, 1881. so many shares Of each p.rc,i
Of such stock as may bG Necessary. VIII 10
fold at public auction, at the ONCE Of ,be
COMPANY, No 3an Pine street, Room al San
ancisco. Cslif' rnis. on Monday, the n,nr.
te"nh day Of ep' en'h-r 1881. al the hour
delinquent aFtessn' nj thereon toeeth, viii
costs # advertising and expeps. sof sale.
". FkANKENTHAL. Se,rrtary.
Once $50 Pine street, ROM SO, San Fran
WV W "e'Hs' etStd
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And IN acc"rdanre with law. and an ord of
the Board ~ Directors. made on the Ar dav Of
August. 1881, so macy shares Of each parcel
Of -uch stock az NAV be nee ssary will be Ia
at CUB tc auction. at the Office Of the C,mnany.
+i4 Cslifornis street. San Francisco. C,lif~rpia.
on TUESDAY. the FOUkrH d,v Of OCTOBER
,Ss', at the hour OF one O'Clock NJ Of said
hayto pay sal delinquent Assessment t ereon.
penses Of sale.
II Dr LtaUNA Secretary.
Once No. 40 California street, San Fran.
Cisco, California, ssl7td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-12
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Briefs. Three hundred and thirty white
scholars are entered at the public schools in
| the Baird building. Professor Elihu Nor
rissette is the capable and efficient princi-
pal, but, as may be imagined, with the
above large number OF little folks crowded
in the building, there is not much spare
room. The number entered at the present
is largely IN excess OF those entered at any
previous session.
Judge Gregory, OF the County Court,
will to-day appoint supervisors and judges
OF the election to occur in Chesterfield
county on November 7th.
The band OF gypsics that were encamped
near Manchester have left for other parts
not. however. without mawfully carving
off more than one canine belonging i'm Man
chester.
The marriage OF Mr.. William Rice and
Miss Ada NunnalIy took place at the Bap-
ti>t church, and not at the residence OF the
brides parents, as was written. The
church was literally packed. and the happy
couple left for the north on a bridal trip.
On their return they will live in the house,
which has Just been completed for them.
on Thirteenth street near the Petersburg
railroad, and which j. one OF the hand
soonest i'm the city.
Some miSchicyouS boys. probably, took
the old lock of the front door OF the
white school building Tuesday night, and
locked the gate The next morning the
scholars mostly girls had to wait in the
street until the gate and door could be
opened. The same mi>chicyOu> party no
doubt were the one, who nhingcd lot OF
gates in the First Ward and threw them in
the street.
\ grand-jury list has been drawn for the
next term OF the City Court, which meets
Monday.
The ConScryatiyc-Dc Democratic Executive
Committee Of Manchester have canyasScd
the ely 50 efficiently that il l. prepared L.
give Che assurance, without qualification,
that Manchester will do her whole duty on
the coming 7th OF November. Look ont,
therefore, for n rou-ing majority Tor G. j..
W isc and Mas .ey.
There is loud demand f0r repair 10
the canal-bridge. whose middle part now
enjoys suspicious degree Of sinking, lcav-
ing the conclusion that it, days OF useful
ness are about numbered. Ii would not
be pleasant to bc suddenly dropped into
the gigantic ditch in question, even though
| there might be no danger OF loss OF life or
/ limb.
/ Our attention has been called by several
prominent citizens OF Manchester To the
fact that in our report OF the Conservative
| Democratic meeting held In that city on
last saturday night we omitted to state that
the chairman, young Mr.. II. y. Maurice,
made handsome address in accepting the
honor conferred upon him, and that he
was very fclicitou~ in introducing the
speakers. We chccrfully make this add-
ton 10 our report.
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the independent Republicans be held in this
city on Monday night, sd Of this month.
and the Hon. J. VI. Dawson and Major Mar
tin Deleaney are hereby invited to address
the people.
=. ReSOIred, That we. the members OF
Clubs Nos. and 8, in Joint action. do
take possession Of the interest Of Mr.. Daw-
son, as far as lies in their power, indepen-
dent Of all rings and cliques. and shall Ia
Dor to give him every vote possible in this
city.
3. ReSolred, That the chairman Of the
joint working committee is hereby epspow-
cred TO appoint in due time trasted
Observation-Disclosures at each precinct OF the
city to take charge OF Dawson tieket- on
the day OF election.
VI. T. LTPsCoNB, Chairman,
ID. Williams. Secretary.
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IndcpendcDt Republicans.

At a recent meeting Of Clubs No. and
3 Of the Independent Dawson Republicans
Of this city the following address and rcso-
lutions were adopted:
"We, the Independent Republicans Of
Richmond city, acting under authority Of
the central Dawson organization. set forth
briefly our grievances and the reasons why
we should not support the defunct Reid
ulster party. II claimed its purpose TO be
TO wipe out the color line in politics,
and vet the color line still stand,
in each congressional district Of the
State perpetuated by its action. II
nromised that where the cOlOred people
were in the majority they should not be
depriycd OF representation by their own
race. This the Keadiuster party has ialsi.
fed by using the weight Of officers and
money to defeat colored men Tor the honi-
nation in both the Fourth and Second
districts. The party boasts OF free ballot
and a fair count. Whatever there Is OF
this. il gets the benefit itself; Tor free
speech and fair hearing 1t does not
tolerate unless sanctioned by the Boss.
II addresses itself 10 the cOlored people,
courts their votes, receives them, and then
strives to make it appear to the country
that It's success was WITHOUT tHciH, VI out
little OF the colOred vote. In the midst OF
rs appeal to the colored people for their
vote il arrogantly insults them by an impu-
dent blow at the colored peoples state
committee. The Readjuster party removed
from office W. J. L. Bowe, it, chairman,
because the committee endorsed colored
man. We supported W. j. L. Bowe i'll the
Convention at Petersburg. and many OF Us
followed hun there. We regret to say that
we condemn his course in surrendering 10
the imposition practiced upon him and the
colored people OF Virginia by the Read
iusters. Its candidate for congressman al
large, Mr.. Wise, was foremost in opposing
our city charter because its passage would
have given the colored man chance on
the police force.
These wrongs must be borne by us, OF
else we are to be hunted down by the
greedy dogs OF William Malone, who arr
fed from the public crib at the expense ol
the people. We are for Mr.. Dawson De-
cause he represents that independence sc
necessary to the propagation OF those pfih
ciples that characterize free institutions
After which d. Williams, ESD. Offered
the following resolutions, which wer'
adopted after some discussion:
/. Resolved, Thata grand mass'meetlng o
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If YOU come home late bring your wife box OF
superb Fried Oysters from
LANE'S MODEL DINING- AND ~AMrLt-RooNS'
G22 Broad street, nearly opposite Theatre. Re-
suit: Happiness supreme; Caudle lectures abol-
isLci.
ALL AGREE that handsome hair is one oi
bcaut,'s indispensable elements. AYERS HAIR
VICoR maintains II in fre-hncs,, brightness ind
luNurianCc.
"EvRRY FIBRE Of my being responds to The cN-
hil1ritlny and beneficial effects Of driught Of
TARRANT's SELTZTR ArEriENT' IS the te,tl-
uouy Of thousands. sold by all druggists.
). T.. WATKINS. Ninth and Cary streets, drlivcr,
during tie next three or four days. direct from
cars. BEST FRE,H LrMr SrLINr COAL to ttlni-
lies. clearinghouse. and hotels at very lo" rate.
Bring I'm your orders. and be- ready for bittr cold.
HAVING ,TCJEED TlGE SERVICES or MRS J'
RfDuARDSOS PARKF. Of Philadelphia. Tor SIX
weeks. the New York Laundry 92l Broad street
corner Tenth. guarantee, better work In the lace
curtain line than any other establishment south 81
Philadelphia Give them call.
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THE YoUXG MEMS MEETINGs'-ln spite
., the incIemency Of the weather and the
sao, thot there were the usual services at all
'',', i. ,,,n otbcr churches in the city good
" n,,r,rocotion .n assembled at the Second Bap-
49, t;5t church last night and heard Mr.. Dixon
,iroach ,,ro an earnest. pointed, and very eifec-
live sermon on the "Rich ool ol ,ne ,na,'i q, a
bleu Four Young men presented theili- en-
selves for prayer. and the meeting was {, one e
Of great interest. Tonight, again, az 8 8
O'clock. Mr.. Dixon will preach Tor men men
and BOYS. and it is urged that not on,y men
Int Int BOYS also be invited and induced 10 at
fond
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SAVED HIS CHILD.
L NORTH EUrAw STREET.
IL II IINnHI Mn Enl rtIr.,. 1o 1S.n

IL NORTH EUTAw STREET,
BALTIMORE. MD. February II, lssO. (
Gouiemen'-Upon the recommendation Of a
friend TILED BROWNS IRoN BITTERS As A tonic
aai restorative for my daughter. whom | was
thoroughly convinced Wa, wasting away with con-
SUMPTION Having les; three daughters by the ter
rtit disease. under the care Of eminent physicians
wa- 10th 60 believe HAT anything could arrest the
I'ggcS u The disease. nut 90 my great surprise be-
frt my daughter had taken one bottle Of BROWNS
iron BITTERS she began % mend. and now is
o1iic restored e. former health. fifth daughter
lean 90 show Signs If consumption. and when the
physician was consulted he quickly said "tonlc,
ven required ": and when Informed that the
el.r sister was taking BROWNS IRON BIrTHRs
responded Thai Is - good tonic, take H."
AuOEAM pNELPs
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LOCAL MATTERS.
n Richmond brakeman Utuao

MI. Lack Tallcy, brakeman on the Pc
ninSuia division OF the Chesapeake and
ONO railway, was killed near Eiko station
"oou' III O'Clock Yesterday morning.
NT' lallcy was one OF three brakcmcn
on 4 iOhg freight train which left Richmond
at o'o1 y. VI. He had charge OF the mid.
die ears, and it is believed that he came 70
MS death by suppOSing that the car from
winch he was about TO descend had s1eps
on 1t, as the Chesapeake and Ohio cars
nave. 1t was. however, foreign car
:. e., The car OF some other road-and when
ne went to put his foot upon the step he
iouhd none there. and went crashing
DOWN between the cars and slrnder
their wheels. He fell at point about
4 quarter OF a mile beyond Exc, and
near where some Section-hands were at
work. They saw him lying mangled on
the track, and went to his assistance. They
found that one OF his arms had been cut
OIL. that both OF his legs were broken. and
that he had received serious hurts about
the head. lie lived about threc-quartors Of
an hour.
The conductor OF the train. after rum
ming four or five miles to RoXbury), MISS
ed Mr.. Talley, and. under orders from the
train-diSpatcher, ran the engine and ca
boose back to the place Of the accident,
and found him past human assistance.
The remains were taken to RoXbury and
brought to the city by last nights train.
Mr.. Talley lived on the north side Of
Cary near Sixth street. He was twcnty-one
years OF age last Friday, and az one time
was employed at the iron-works Of j. II.
johnson IL Co. He leaves a wife. His iu-
neral will take place from the Second Bap-
tiSt church this afternoon at O'Clock.
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BROWNS IRON Burrrnx
DLAIN TRUTHS.

The blood IS the foundation of life. =, o,,o,.,..-
throush every part Of the body. and on,o.s =, l..
pure and rich good health Is impossible. II N.-
case has entered the system the oalv surc and ,.,
way to drive IT ont Is To purify and enrich tho
blood.
Thcre simple facts are well known. and tho ,,c,-
ssi medical authorities agree that no,ai,o I'M, iron
will ree,or the blood to its natural condition and
also ,hsi all the iron preparations hitherto made
blacRcn the teeth, cause headache, and are o,ho,.
vi>c injurious.
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
viii thoroughly and quickly assimila,e with the
blood. purifying and strengthening IL. and Tins
drive disoaso from any part Of the system. and =,
Will no hlacSen the teeth. cause headache or con.
sl!lai.on. and Is positively not injurious
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At meeting OF the citizens held at the
Virginia Club-rooms-Captain W. II. Car
ter president; II. B. lIuclcSS secretary
the following resolutions were adopted
unanimously:
Wherea, it has pleased an All-WiSe Pro-
violence 10 remove by death our hlghly-cs-
tccmed lawyer and citizen. Il. j. Brooks,
and as we are dcSirous Of paying appio-
PIRATE tribute 10 his memory, his valuable
service is a faithful co-laborer in building
up our race, and TO his personal worth ~
a citizen and neighbor: therefore be it
ResOircd, 1T, That 10y his death We have
lost one OF our brightest minds.
2d. That We recognize in this DISPENSE
tion Of Prov idencc the repetition OF the les
son 30 often taught us, and We accept 1t u
another admOnitiOn 10 be faithful 10 our
duty. and to do with our might what our
hands find to DO, that we may be ready
when Our summons shall come.
I'd. That we tender 10 the bcrcaycd
family our heartfelt sympathy in this the
hour OF their deep aflictiOn.
4th. That we attend the funeral in a
body.
5th. That a copy OF these resolutions be
sent to the family and 70 the city papers
for publication. RODERT MCNAUGHTON,
II. \. PAUL,
W. &. ROANE,
y. Y. BACCuUS,
j. II. HAYES.
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EXCURSION TO wAsHINGroN' 1,ILn .,a,;or eafuI-
sion t,ain which starts from El9a "a, sIatloh' Wnoh
ep on the Fredcrckbur railroad i9r n wa.a ,aao
ing.on, -. .;I ~ ie the last one Of the season.
ISiOGH, dins T,1 from - the number Of tickets sold
Sud9ms oud iha snar,ies n to whom sold, this excrr
sna sion 's seems nh to have found favor with our
SUNDAY Srs, pIup' and Monday in the national eapi
o" ,"i or sven a"a e~tend their journey to Balti-
l mcre or snSn snd set eaGn back to Washington time
enough arUlp an1 10 return to Richmond by TUESDAY
morning.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

es- on all sales OF Real t,tatcmade between ne
ii If January and lt-t of june tho taxes Tor lht
pv,.cnt yc.r have t. lee paid hy The purchaser. ON
an .ilcs made between The 1T - July ana last oi
The wear the toNe, have % Doe pad Boy the seller.
IThis custom was adopted about hitc"n years aXc
nv ll the r. 4 c,titr agents n Richmond, and ap-
nile. 10 Richmond and vicinity
.JNO. LATGHTON. JH pawnbroher,s sale oi
watches jrwcry, silyer-plntcd ware &c.
oTrAEI.EN & MCCTRDY. ) l.. VI. threc-story
detached brick house GIG north seventh street
f. H. CUAFFIN 4 CO., ~ i. NJ, lots on west
Grace street between Laurel and shIier streets
GRIBBS x WILLIAMS. A. L. VI, comm, :
sl0ner', sale II cottage 6lS north seVeniii
street.
I. THOMPSON BROWN. Al 7. W. trustee s"ie
of Two framed house, on Franklin street
orAELFS & MCCURDY, ) T.. ". commissioner &
sale Of lot and store 10 east VAIN street
LANCASTER { LUCkE, T.. NJ at stock *
change. lIl5 Main street. bonds.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR, 4. +. VI, lots on Craze
and First strccts.
". GODDlN 4 son, 3 j. ". colnlry--eal called
"Labmnum,' one aud . half miles north OF
the city