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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
GOOD BOOKS CHEAP.

U
WAVERLN NOVELS, 4 volumes. -. or - vol
umc.. SfO.SO; DlChENS. 10 volumes, 500 and
$3.50: TIIACkERAI. 10 volume. II
GEORGE ELIOT. volumes. 80; DlSRAEll. IL
volumes, SO; DE QUINCY, q volumes, $3.50 ;
DUMAS. l6 volumes, Sl4 LEVER. 20 volumes,
SEP: MARENATT, volumes, 1910; sHAh-
SPFARF, from 75c. 10 $50; POE, 4 volumes,
S6.75: BRfC-A-BRAC SERIES, 10 vOlumes.
$3.50. Many other bo0Ss al very low prices.
Ia 3I-dSw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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WANTS.

WANTED, A YOUTH TO ASSIST IN
w OFFICE. Must write good hand. 40
dress r.. r. ID. =" care Dispatch. ie Lev
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WANTED, A GOOD HOUSESER-
w Want (colorcd). To one who can come
well recommended good price VII be paid
r. LOIS Tenth and Clay streets.
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Might Medical Service
TO DE ESTABLISHED IN BROOKLYN UNDER THE
SUPERVISION OF THE HEALTH AND POLICE
AUTHORITIES.

TO DE ESTABLISHED IN BROOKLYN UNDER TIE
sCPERvIsION OF THE HEALTH AND POLICE
AUTHORITIES.
New York Herald
The night medical service will be cstab-
lished in Brooklyn according to law next
January, the sum OF $1,000 having been
placed in the city budget for that purpose.
The amount limited by law is $4,000, but
as the project is considered more or less of
an experiment by the Brooklyn officials
900 was considered a sufficient amount
for the purpose. The question was first
agitated in Brooklyn by DR.. Henry Nachtel,
the father Of the night medical service in
this city. In January last he visited Mayor
Low, with whom he talked on the subject.
Mayor Low expressed himself as favorable
TO the project. The Doctor also called
upon the health authorities and explained
TO them the benefits arising from the SER
vice in this city and the great cities Of
Europe. The Doctor was informed that
the night medical service was no
doubt greatly needed, but nothing
could then be done for want Of
means. When the Board of Estimate
met the suggestions Of DR.. Nachtel were
presented to that body by Health Commits
sioner Raymond, who also explained to
them the law bearing on the subject and
The sum Of $1,000 was subsequently, in
serted in the budget. The service will be
under the supervision Of the health author
titles and police. 1t secures to the poorest
family the services Of physician at night,
when doctors aid is most generaly need
ed. All physicians who are willing to COLI
meet themselves with the service are COM
PEELED to register at the Health Department.
They are then assigned to the police pre-
cinct in which they reside, and their names
and residences are posted by the sergeant's
desk at the station-house. ANY person
needing n physician after 10 o'clock 1T
night makes application to the sergeant in
charge and he calls up physician whose
name is OH the list. The physician so call
eds compelled to attend the case. III the
family are too poor to pay him he makes
out bill against the city. for SO and col
iccts the amount through the Health De-
partment.
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An TnimpeachablcS Snake Story

TFTOm Inc NtWlnan lUI.I Htfald.
1t is my duty, though little out Of my
line. to deal in snake tales, but when one
comes the truth of which is verified by I'M
Improbable witnesses. / can't withhold it
from the public. Mr.. W. Wood, one OF my
near neighbors, owned little fice-dOg
which freed snake. Mrs. Wood went to
see what the dog was barking at, when, to
her establishment, she found the game to be
a large snake Of the coach-whip kind. The
little dog, taking courage at her appear
ance. seized it, when the snake coilcd its
tail around the dogs neck and made its
way under log, pulling with such force
and grip that it broke the dogs neck. The
same day she stumbled upon another large
snake. Mr.. j. n. Nix was called to her as
sstance and killed the snake, which was
six feet in length.
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uyxl. HATH NO HORRORS FOR THE PASTOR OF
THE PLYMOUTH FLOCK.

HER HATH NO HORRORS FOR THE PASTOR OF
THE PLYMOUTH FLOCK.
Henry Ward Bcecher baptized three ba-
kes in Plymouth church Sunday morning,
and then announced that after next Sunday
the church would be closed until fall, In
order that It might be thoroughly cleaned
and renovated. lie would spend his vaca-
ton on his farm at Pcekskill, Mr.. Beecher
said, rs he had been so far relieved from
hav-feyer that he did not need to go TO the
mountains. The plymouth pastors SER
mon was an examination Of the method OF
creation. and its conclusion was an en-
nbatic statement of Mr.. Beecher's disbelief
i'm the notion OF place Of eternal torment
and punishment in the world 10 come.
"Do YOU ask me-" said Mr.. Bcccher, "if
there will be reserved place-a walled-in
place--set apart for pain and suffering ?
No! God is not God IL that is so. don't
believe It! That pain and suffering go be-
yond the confines OF this life do believe,
but not eternally. / don't know why,
when persons who have not obcyed Gods
laws here drift over into the other world,
pain should not have the same effect there
as here-to drive them back to obedience.
We can't prove il by the Scriptures, nor
can we prove that il don't. The Scriptures
don't settle such questions. They are left
vague. Blu; in the grand hour Of final vic
tory there will be no undergrOan OF suffer-
ing that is eternal and knows no end but
suffering. Such thing would be barbaric,
Internal, dcmoniacaI. can never worship
any God but Just God. Take away the
idea Of eternal torment and you take away
half the problems that prevent mans pro-
grcss. and you throw light on Gods jus
tice." In conclusion, Nh Beecher said
that nc man could fathom infnity, but the
clouds on his horizon were those Of storm
that had passed away.
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How Condemned Man Talks About
(.VftcQU.
fPittsylvanla Tribune


Sheriff Overbey was having some altera-
tons made in the shackles on Yeats feet
on Wednesday last, and during the time
they were beinT fixed we remained with
Mr.. Yeats alone in the Jail. He is more
composed than he has been for some time,
and looks better in every particular. He
SAID: "When was first sentenced and put
in this Jail it worried me nearly TO death,
and now, although ii is the 2Sth OF this
month when | am TO leave this world, 1t
don't concern me at all, and hardly ever
think about it. sleep well, scarcely ever
wake during the night, and eat heartily. |
would not get out OF here il ! could, for
now have Il hope Of blissful eternity,
and if | were to get out would be bounded
down, and would have to kill other people
or he killed myself, and thus be hurled into
eternity without moments preparation.
feel that | am now ready and willing to
die. My counsel may get a SuperSedeoS
and give me little time longer on this
earth, but this do not care for"
Mr.. Yeats had paper containing the
execution of Guiteau. We took it up and
read aloud Guitcau's prayer. When we
read the clause in which he called his eXecu-
TONERS murdcrers Il smile came over his
face, which TO Us seemed far from being
forced, and said, Guiteau is fool. Buck
Oyerbey will have to break my neck soon,
and | know he is no more to blame than
some one who never saw me-"
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1he Fall or Nevada Mountain Peak,
From the Homer Jndox


About III O'Clock Thursday morning IN,
whole town was startled by q terrific roar
ana jar like an earthquake, which sent
people flying out Of their houses in all
directions. A glance vp the side OF Mount
Olsen revealed the canse OF the phenome-
non One Of the sharp peaks OF foliated
sranne near the summit loOsened by the
late raius, had toppled over and was rush
ins Down steep ravine directly toward
the centre OF the town with appalling force.
crushing and grinding everything In MS
pathway For few moments II looked
as ehongh several houses were doomed
10 inevitable destruction, int forum ,tely
inc slide scattered and was checked in the
taius az the foot OF the cliffs, causing il 10
s'op Short o5 any of the buildings. One
Immense bowhcr, weighing not less than
inty tons. came down with fearful yelocjfv
striking the rock bench above town and |
breaking II into thousand fragments.
which stopped on the fat few rods from
Inc emma house on Clarke street. During
me progress OF the slide eyerybody was
stricken with CONSERVATION, and many
'eople sought safety in wild flight. II i
s'imafed that at least 1860 or 2.0OO TONS
rock came down In the slide.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. July IL. 1857.
OFFERINGS.
WnEAT.-wlite, 564 bushels Red, 5,5f2 BUSH
CoaS.-whiic, $40 bushels. Mixed, 1000 BUSH
els.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whitc, 100 bushels very good at 1877 !;
20 bushels prime at $3.50; "a bushels prime at
Sl3O: 26 bushels fair at Sl.29: zig bushels
prime at sI.30. Red. &C bushels prime Lancaster
on private terms: "a bushels very good Lancaster
at sl.os: AS bushels good Lancaster NJ ; 20; ~
bushels good Lancaster nj Sl.2o: lou bushels
prime Lancaster at Sl.30: 900 bushels prime Ian
caster nj $3.50; so bushels very good mixed az
SLIPS: 90 bushels very good mi Ned NJ VIZ: l3Z
bushels very good naked AT s1.2S 10 bushels good
FuItz at al. 20: SO bushels very good FultL ~
sI.o5: o bushels good Fultz at l.2H; 10 bushels
$l.22; 200 bushels very good Fultz ut 81 .25; 81
bushels very good Fuizat 4 20 69S bushels very
good Fultz at 1925; 40 bushels fair Fnltz al
S1.21: 100 bushels good Fultz 1t fl.2O: 20 bush
els good Fultz 1t t1.22: 80 bushels good Fultz at
4I.23: so bushels good Futz 1T ~ %; 46 bushef;
good Fultz at q .23: 40 bushels common Fuliz at
S1.05: 20 bushels good Fultz at Sl.22 As bushels
fair Fufz at 81. 20: 4S bushels very good Fulz ut
1925; 6S bushels common Futz on private
terms: 80 bushels prime Fultz at S1.25: 800
bushels prime Fultz al Sl..5; 1896 bushels prime
Fultz at,+l.25: l39 bushels prime Fultz az l.25;
224 bushels fair Fults AT sl.20; LOG bushels COM
mon fultz at tl.15.
CORS.-Whte, 100 bushels PRIME Virginia at
s1.O5; 10 bushels very good Virginia at 81.
CoTTON.-TOnc strong Receipts, 20 bales.
Quotations: Middling. l2M12ac.: low middling.
I1,iG12c.: good ordinary, l1@l14c.; ordinary,
0An loo.
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BY T. Pannill. AuctiOncer,
Petersburg, Va.
GALE OF VALUABLE MANUFAC-
- TURING PROPERTY.


! - TURING PROPERTY.
st the request of the National Ierkimer County
Bank, shall sell on
TUESDAY, July 18TH,
nj O'Clock i. NJ. on the premises in pursuance of
Il deed of trust made to me 10y John II. Bryant and
Z. O'Brien December {. 1851. and duly recorded
I'm the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court of Pc
tersburg, the following valuable PROPERTY:
THAT LARGE MILLING AND MANUFAC-
TURING ESTABLISHMENT,
formerly known as "MYERS'S DlSTILFRY."
stuacdon Poythress street. in the city of Peters
burg. together with all the MACHINERY and
FIXTURES therein. consisting Of
. SUMAC-MlLLS.
. EIGIITY-HORSE-POW ENGINES:
together with GEARING, SKATING, and FIT
TlNGS-all complete.
amount of the secured dcht-say. $4,000; the re-
sidue on terms 10 bc made known at sale. or pos
sibly, more favorable terms for the whole pur-
4. VI. KELLEY, Trustee.
7. PASNILL, Auctloheer. ie 2s-W,F.ssutds
BY Frank ID. I'M & Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOncers,
HOS MAN street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE STORE-PROPERTY on SOUTH
SIDE OF FRANKLIN NEAR SEVENTEENTH
STREET, NOW OCCUPIED BY MIR. \. ga
IA i. Nj At llUN.-DN virtue OF a Gecfte Ol
the Richmond Chancery Court in suit Of Marable
and Dansey rs. Kelley. trustee. &C., July 3, $50.
we. the undersigned commissioners, VIII sell on
the premises. on
SATURDAY. July Is. 1852,
ri ) o'clock Il. NJ. the VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE described I'm said decree 5 follows: Begin
ming on south side of Franklin street SO Gle feet
from the west line Of Market street, fronting
% 6-12 feet on Franklin street, and running back
between parallel lines 80 feet.
The improvements consist of a FlRST-CLASS
THREE-STOiI STORE and DWELLING, en-
tircly new and built III the Lest manner side en-
trance tO dwelling.
This sale offers special inducements 20 purcha-
sers, as the location IS one which has always been
sought after. and will prove good investment 10
any one desiring good stOre-propcrty.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance I'm six, twelve.
and eighteen months. six per cent interest added.
title retained until all the deferred payments are
paid. \. VI. KELLEY,
4. Il. COURTNEY,
GEORGE i. ITAW.
Special Commissioners.
FRANK -. HILL & CO.. Auctoneers. jylI
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. July IL, 1882.
SALEs-FRsT BoARD.-S300 Richmond City
G's, 1887, AZ 1887: $1,000 Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad first rs 1T 108: S4S Vir-
g,nia taX-receivabie consOl coupons at 81: 10
shares Richmond and Allegheny Railroad stock at
20G 1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds, Glass Il. at
7s, 1000 do. at rs, 1000 do. at IS, OOO do. at
7Sb, 1000 do. At 7sS, 200 DO. at 7ek, 900 d.
at 7s's, 1000 do. at 7S&. 1000 do. at 7s2, 1000
do. at 79k, LOCO do. at 7sH.
SECOND BoARD.-s00 Richmond City G's, 1889,
at 1919: 800 Richmond city 6's at liz: 10
shares Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad
stock at 80, 10 dc. AT 394, 10 do. at 39 80 shares
Petersburg Railroad stock at 80: 900 Virginia
taX-receiyabe coupons at 60; 1000 Petersburg
Railroad bonds Glass b, at 794, 1000 do. at 7sb;
100 shares Norfolk and Western Railroad prefer
red stock Oh. ca at 53l,.
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scorTsyuLE, Va, July 7, 1882.

To TIE Editor Of TIE Dispdtch'
Can you inform me who was the original
"Truthful James, and how he got his
cognomens CnIcoT.
"Truthfps James lie was OF MIR.
Bret IIartSs creation, we think the gen.
tleman Nho told so graphically how q
"heathen Chineee " beat him ut cards.
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DEpARTrRE OF STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATetjLp=
Y CONPANl'S sasr.s..iS..Ez
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMfOET, NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH, AND JAMEc-2INER LANDINGS
DIRECT; CONNECTS AT OLD POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
WASHINGTON. Bkl TIMORE AND THE
- NORTH.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON. SMITHFIELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WArER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, sI.5O.
FARE ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
MEALS. Zoe.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
One Of the Comp9ny's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
carrying United states MALL
=. G. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY. THURSDAY,
aud SATURDAY at 4. NJ for abOye-nameo
places. connecting at old Point with the Bay Line
for Baltimore and the North. Returning. the
steamer leaves Norfolk at Is i. VI. and old Point
1t l:l5 A. NJ. arriving at Richmond at about 4
Through tickets on sale on steamer and At Car
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through
SPECIALLY LOW RATES TO SOCIETIES, &c
STATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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FRIDAY. July 21. 1882.

FRIDAY. July 21. 1882.
at | o'clock T.. NJ. that truly VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK STORE with French platc-glass
'front.' located as above stated. fronting on the south
side of Main street 80 feet and running back about
l4J feet To wide, paved alley. This store has
three stories above the basement besides ue sub
basement and Wide stairway leading from Main
street. affording easy access 10 the upper floors,
thereby enabling them 10 be used separately II de-
sired. IL was erected In the year 1872 regardless
Of cost. II being Intended Ia make IL strictly =
frst-csss building. and II be safely said that
for substantial construction, high finish. and per-
feet arrangement In every respect II cannot be ex
celcd by any building Of The kind ever erected In
In this city. and IL IS ~ good to-day ms when built
The location Of this property Is decidedly the best
in the very centre of the highest activity and from
most valuable of all real estate Investments COM
ants at good rents. Ii is very seldom that such
property Is put upon the market. and we call the
special attention of capitalists to this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance at six.
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
interest added and the title retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid and Il deed ordered by the
Court. The purchaser, II he 80 desire, may pay
the whole amount In cash.
II. III. MARSHALL.
MARSHALL " GILLIAN,
WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auc-
tOlnccr. jy y
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by Quarles 4 McCuI
TRUSTEES SALE OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF
LARGE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY,
CONSISTING OF
THOSE TWO LARGE PROFESSIONALISM
BAsEMENT-BRICK FACTORIES,
No. 26l7 AND 2G19,
on THE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN TWENTY-SIXTII AND TWEN-
TY-sEVENTH STREETS,
OCCUPIED BY
MESsRS. JOHN II. BRYANT & CO., AND
MEsSRs. GEORGE CAMPBELL & CO.;
TOGETHER WITH
ENGINE, BOILER. AND AID MACHINERY
USED IN CARRYING on TIE
sU3GAC BUSINESS.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July lI,--Noo,. stocts ..,,,,o
generally strong. Money. % per ccnt r%cn,n an'
Long, i644: short. 1885,. State bonds f,Ir,y ~.
roKnaf oogsrnmenis somewhat Irregular . -
nov o., 1Oosi new AS, III; new ~. Ifsx
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

Office Of Richmond Bazaar,
1924 Main street.
l.. Is. Cook, Auctionccr.
CIX MULES, FOUR COAL-CARTS
- AND HARNESS. ONE SUPERIOR FAMILY
HORSE, &C., AT AUCTlON.-On
FRIDAY, 14TH INSTANT,
at O'Clock, We viii sell AZ tho stables, on Maple
street, adjoining the city gas-works, Rockets,
SIN SUPERIUR MULES, well broke and Of good
size:
FOUR DOUBLE COAL. CARTS AND HAIR
NESS.
Especial attention Is called to the sale Of
ONE SUPERIOR BLACK FAMILY HORSE,
perfectly broke to harness, and can be driven by
lady with entire safety.
sale positive. +. u. COOK,
~ IL Auctonecr.
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:. For spinal irritation, paralysis, rheuma-
IIsn,, lost vitality, consequences OF indis.
G c.eaion or excess, Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef
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nz13> Make your old things look like new
by using the Diamond Dyes, and you will
be happy. Any OF the fashionable colors
for ten cents.
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By II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
HANDsOMEsT, LARGEST,
MOST VALUABLE, AND SUBSTANTIALLY
BUILT
STORE PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
SITUATED AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER or MAIN AND ELEV-
ENTH STREETS,
OCCUPIED BY MEssRs. LEVY BROTHERS
AS
FIRST. CLASS DRY-GOODS STORE.
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"II- "I"I VI W1ITN 'N''TT 1T ~
CONVICTIONS

IT Richmond win associated railway, f.r .
points In the south.au Richmond. fr.irr.-s. I.f.
ana Potomac railroad for 40 Vniuf H.r'I.
At LynchburP With virginia Nf.rlrI ifI N.r.
folk anu Western RAILROADS for t. points -.lt.
and southwest.
No. l connects az LyurI'lr- N... n.r. -.
sleeper for New OrlcJu- auI N.H Use
fast freight ciH >iia,Aurs d..I. O. chicago .i.
All points IN the Mcsf.
For other information ap, rs 2.
E.>. BARBOUR.
q y GlLnrnl L--I---- --.L L---------a- III
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E'IOiIr.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s4@$450: extra,
f6.3OMS6.50: superinc, S5.506S6: common SUI
perfnc, T4.50@i5 common family, SG.G0@s7 ;
choice family. sS.5Q@Is9.50.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR AE
Nos. 1888 AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET.

Orr regular sale will take place
THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock. at which time we will offer registry
OF number Of
EXCELLENT ANIMALS,
from which selections may he made for city anu
farm purposes.
Several FIRST-CLASS MULES-sound and well
broke.
PREVIOUS TO WHICH,
we will offer our usual variety Of
NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES.
JOHN Il. DAVIS, Proprietor.
T.. Il. COOK, AuctiOmCer. iy12
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FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth
smiihhcld. and Hampton; Washington. d. {.
Newh"rn. Washington. aud TarborO'. y. G., and
all points i'm Eastern North Carolina: also. for
Eastern shore Of Virginia. Old Point. and all repu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES
and through bills issued l.. u. TATi'N.
jy2 Superintendent.
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In execution of certain deed Of trust from
John III. Bryant and +. O'Irien. duly recorded in
tllc clerk Office of Inc Richmond Chancery Court.
and In conformity thereof. will offer sale, upon
the premises. on
MONDAY, July II, 1852.
at 81 O'Clock L. NJ, the YALUABLE PROPERTY
above mentioned. The buildings are substantially
built. and of the best material. with stone cap
ping. &C.. and are mparatiyey having been
built but few years. and being situated convenient
10 railroads ana steamboats, should command the
attention of those seeking Il large manufacturing
establishment. The buildings occupy the entire
lot which front SS4 feet on the south Inc Of Main
street and runs back 50 feet 70 Il ten foot allcy
At the sauc time will be sold the MACHINERY
used IN said establishment. consisting of
L FOkTY-H0KSE-POW ENGINE AND
BOILER.
| SCMAC-NlIIL,
l BARk-MiII.
with GEARING. SKATING, and CONNEC-
TONS complete.
The attention vi capitalists and others IS invited
TO his sale.
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost and cXpenses of sale,
ana To pay OF and discharge a claim Of $1,000.
secured toy = prior deed residue I'm equal install
mtnts at six. twelve. and eighteen months The
purchaser 10 give negotiable notes bearing per
cent Interest, and the same 10 be secured bya deed
OF trust upon tie property.
\. VI. KELLEY, Trustee.
QUARLEs & McCURDY. Auctionccrs. jyl
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP ESrs
~ COMPANY. .E<assxs
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
stcamcrs-GI NANDOTTE. ROANOkE. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION, WNANOhE. and
SUNDAY. For hours Of sailing, see advertise
ment below.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS.
~ = ana 81 RDAlS ~ T.. VI. from Pier
rs new numberl, North river, foot Of Beach
street.
They have splendid saloons, statc-rOoms ana
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions art
unsurpassed
Aftcr-cabin fare TO New York Gncluding meals
and BERTH. Sl0 rGunG-Irip tlckess SIS stcelagc.
with subsistence. -: without subsistence. IS.
treights for points beyond New ork forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock L. ". daily.
For further IN formation, apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN Co, Agents.
m 30 ~ 80 xvI- D.