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Butte record., 1854-10-14
o. ". EVANS.
II. B. SUMMER.
NJ EVANS. II. b sU
II. 3. SUMMERS & co.

o. ". EVANS. H.. sUMaERs
II. 3. SUMMERS & CO,
n OVER PLAZA. Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IA in Groceries, Liquors, Provisions, etc Summers
& Co. keep constantly hand large and varied assort-
nen of goods, embracing all articles in the line of
country, such
Flour, Fine Brandes,
Pork, American do high proof.
Beans, Scotch Monongailela and Bourbon
Sugar, Whskey.
Coffee, Fine Holland Gin,
Tea, Jamaica Rum,
Potatoes, Peach Brandy,
Butter, Ale and Porter,
Lard, Cherry Brandy,
Cheese, Case Liquors,
Hams Pickles in kegs and cases,
Candles, Tobacco various brandsl
OniOns, Meal fresh in 4 bbs,
and general assortment Of Boots Shoes Clothing. to
all of which, the attention Of traders is respectfully in
vited 22lf
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r ODER r S G. CO..

U7HOLES-4LE & RETdIL DEILERr
n fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco.
Il D street between 81 and Sd, nearly eppo
site the Theatre, Marysylile. Feb4 If
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.4GENCY P.fGE, B.fCO.N s. co,
BANKERS
SAN FRANCISCO.
GEO. W. PLUME & CO,
BANK ERS,

MANI icN Lille, C.aL.
Exchange for sale at sight or on time, in
sums to suit, on
American Exchange Bank. 49,. New York
Atlantic Bank. Boston.
Philadelphia Bank. k............ Philadelphia
McKim, Greenway & Co. Baltimore
James Connoly & Co.. New Orleans
Page Bacon Co. o................ ST. Louis
Hutchings Co. Observation-Disclosures. Louisville
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co Cincinnati
. Jones q 90. .PlttS0urgh
ALSO ON
PAGE B.dCO.V & CO., San Francisco,
at par. for any amount
GOLD DUST always purchased at the
highest market price.
GOLD DUST s. COLV, received on de-
posit, special or otherwise. and all business
connected with Banking promptly attended to-
COLLECTIONS .NfDE and funds re-
mitted at the lowest rates
Banking House on the Plaza, Marysville
49tf GEO W. PLUME & co.
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EtLoFEING--of II zisas aud ofevery style cheaper
-h-r s7r- IT rrS CLrr6g ar-Tss
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WALKER g. WILSON,

WALKER & WILSON,
nEALERs; STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
NJ CLOTHING. BOOTS, LADIES AND CHTl-
DkEN'S SHOES. HOSIERY, &C. West side D Street.
near % Street MarysvilIe, al. Will keep constantly
on hand full assortment of Goods in their line ana
would respectfully solicit share of public patronage
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THE Suite RECORD
published every Saturday morning for the proprietor

BY GEO. H. CROSET
From the Office in the Record building Sswcomb
street, near the Court House.
SUBSCRIPTIONS payable invariably in advEnee) 70
year, 81 %
Three months, 5s
ApvhRrrsEMEsrs, per square OF ten lines or less,
first insertion, 81 ~
Each subsequent insertion ~
g. i liberal deductiun will be m;ule in favor or
th Sc who advertise by the yenr
as5- Bssiness cards inserted reasonable terms
All legal ad advertisements must be paid for in advance
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AGENTS FOR THE lCORD.

sg Mr. WILLIAM HATFIELD, will hereafter act
Agent for the Butte Record in San Francisco who
alone is authorized to receive subscriptions advertise
inets SC. and transact any business .ced with
this office. He may be found the banking house of
Caruthers, Anderson, s. Co., Montgomery st.
- MR. JAMES T. LLOYD. is authorized to
act tas Agent for the Weekly 'iutte Record and
act any business connected w'fh tins office. He
be found at the Exchange Building, Street, Mary
lie.
- dR BpYCE, At the Manhattan Ranch, mile
Dove Colasa, wi! act agent for the Butte Record
- IR HUGH BLACK, our County Surveyor ia
authorized to act as Agent for this paper ANY
given 10 him subscribers viii be properly forwarded
10 The Address and location designated.
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DISSOLUTION

Department OF ?ablic Instruction.. }
aenIc!a, Narch. is54 I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23
DARN AND GRIST AND SAW MILL
BY J. r. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS SALE FvALU.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OF GOOCHLAND, HENRICO AND THE CITY
RICHMOND.-By virtue of q decree of the Circuit
Court of the City Of Richmond. pronounced on the
14th day of June 1854 in the suit of Pickett Pick
EFT and Others Commissioner, will sell at public
auction the premises respectively the folio wing
Tracts of Land, namely
at Rockets in the said city one fronting Is feet
inches ON the North eide of Water streets the
lower lock of the James River and Kanawha Canal;
at the corner of Bloody Run and Foushee Streets
and fronting 1881 feet Bloody Run street, and one
near the corner of Poplar and Ash Streets and 'front.'
ing 1903 8-lG0 feet on Poplar street
On the ID day Of October, 1854 will sell undi
vided sixth interest in the tract of land in Goochand
county known the Ninety dcre tract. situated at
MaDakin about II miles from the city of Richmond.
the James River and Kanawha Canal 1t abounds in
excellent coal, which is now worked BY Mr., John
VIM. Cottrell.
land in the county of Henrico, supposed to contain
coal, and known as the Deep Run tract, situated
about twelve miles from the city of Richmond, and
near the Deep Run Turnpike, containing about nine
ty acres all in wood and timber, and the resi-
depce Of Thos. o. Burton, Esq,
The terms of sale are: One-fourth cash, and the
Commissoner taking from the purchasers for the de-
ferred payments bonds bearing interest from the day
of SALE and retaining the title until all of the pur-
chase money 10 paid and deed 10 ordered by the
Court The title to the property is believed to be
perfect, but selling Commissioner, l shall only
convey such title is vested in me bv the Court.
JOHN A PICKETT, Com'r.
N. B.-The foregoing property will be sold on the
days above mentioned If fair, If not on the est fair
day thereafter.
Persons wishing to purchase. and to know more
fully about this property refer them to C. W. Mac
muTdo, Esq.. at the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Depot, will give any Informs
ton concerning it, My address Is Gsrlands T. o.
ne 22-2awtds JOHN A. PIChETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

CHOLERA AT MARrrNsnuRo. "A correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun, under date Of Mariinsburg,
Sept 81, writes:
The cholera continues At our place with little or
no abatement About sevensy-hvs persons have fall.
en- victims to is deadly influence since it's appear.
ance, ten days ago. and numbers are now lying
without hope of recovery. There have been as ma.
ny as ten deaths 10 one niehthis, considering the
population of the place (2500 is friyhttul mortal
ny There have been as many az one hunired sick
of the disease at time. IL Is estimated that not
more than one fourth of the cases have proved
fatal; and also that the disease has prevailed more
widely among women than men-by difference
Of fly per cent
Mechanics have, in many instances, been Obliged
to suspend operations for want of hands, Keepers
OF notsis ana boarding houses not able to supply
dairy-farners fearing to make their appearance
In town la short, the present is time of suffering
with us; and as such will be long remembered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
(Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl ST.

TOR LEASE-At Auction, the late resi-.
Il dence of George Charter, decd, aud at present
occupied by Gervus 8. Burton, in the Bowling Green,
in the county of Henrico.-I will lease the above
place publicly upon the premises, WEDNESDAY,
the 9th inst, at O'Clock In the Afternoon If fair
if not the next fair day. at the same hour for three
years from the LIST day of January next The present
tenant, Mr. Burton will give possession in October
if he can procure q house to suit him.
At the same time and place will lease the Lot
imme oppo site for the same time; rent to be
paid quarterly and security wilt be required for the
rent-the Lessee to pay the taxes.
J. B. KEESEE,
Guardian Of Georgiana L. Charter. and
Attorney for Lucy A. Burton.
THos w KEEsEE. Auct. sel3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

HORSES AND MULES AT AUC-
IL TION.-0n SATURDAY mornira the 2Srd Ia
stsut commencing 1t 10 o'clock, shall sell ct arc
ION a. the Horse Lot, young well broke Mules
aou 1 70 years old, sound and 6ne size. AIso,
nefness horse sod for 10 fault the owner hay.
u 9 dlscnutinued teaIninx
paper. go, W. aPP'osse easo'sse
I LARUs 1 SHINE, Auctrs.
ADDlIiONAL.-Wfn be added to the above sale.
-. s,snaa no6 Tail horse. "a genuine Mofean) fast
$500 a.. ss.J senuue. ALSO, handsome Top Bpgzy ard
harness. complete and nearly new: the 10, a Il oniv
years DID, and sold for no fault the ~
further use Tor them. Also second hard Bnrry
Terms at sale. IN. -su DsesJ'
sex LARUs L SHINE, Aucts.
VIII pc added to the above: Dirt Gait and 1sr.
ness: Dsaiy new; Work Hcrse. perfectly sound:
the pail; good country Wagons. A'' :"
se LARUs 4 SHINE. Aucts.
MIGHT SALES.-BY LAnus a su,.x
AN-Our Night sales will commence ON SATIyR-
DAf evening, the 2Srd irst., at O'clock and con
.inue every evening during the Season AT wbi.b
9me, we viii sell large and varied assortme Mt of
vestirgs Ladies' Dress Goods OF eyery deserint;on'
Clothing, Trunk. valices and Carpet Bags Farcy
Goods, such as Work Boxes Wrisipr Desks Part
monies, Hair. Cloth and Hat Brushes also every
OF Cutlery suitable for the country trade
god chains Breast Pins, Bracelets, Guns Pistols
Percussion Caps &C.. kc- &c
The city trade and country merchants would do
we 70 sttend a. We will offer great inducements to
those who patronize our house, at The zane time
every article offer for sale s warranted TO ba as
represented. LARUS SHINE. Aus'trs
81 10 "a Main street
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BY LARUS SHINE
TRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FURNI-

~ TURE, &c, AT AUCTION On TUESDAY
Morning, the 70 inst commencing ct 10 O'Clock,
we viii sell at public auction, large and handsom
OF House Furniture, consisting in part OF
2spring. seat Sofas, 2 ladies' Cabinets, mahogany
&C. &c
AT II O'Clock. we will sell a large aud seasonable
STOCK OF Dry Goods, consisting of the usua variety.
Also, Ciothine among which win be found $50 pairs
cashmere Pants; 300 Silk and Valencia Vests; 100
GOATS, dress, frock and over. Also, a let of Broad
Cloths, Fancy Cassmeres, &C..
The sale of Clothing and DI Goods will take place
In our large Sales Room, the I'd floor
Additions solicited previous to the sale
Sc 70 LAkUS l. SHINE, Aucts.
SERGEANT'S SALE.-Will be sold on
~ TUESDAY. 26th inst at o'clock, A. M. the
stock OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES, &c. in the
Store occupied by VIM. Cousin. on the Canal near
the Armory Bridge, to satisfy an execution In NV
hands in favor of Daniel Hunt vs. William Cousin.
Terms of Sale-Cash. L. j. BRAY NJ
se23 for NJ M. LIPSCOMB, Sgt C. r.
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RY VIRTUE OF A DEED, executed by
ID Nathaniel w. Thompson and Others to me,
dated on the I'd of September 1885, and recorded In
the County Court of Henrico, In trust for certain
purposes therein mentioned. being thereto re-
ton, the 28th inst, at Al O'Clock P. M, the
premises parcel of land in the county Of Henrico
near the lower line Of the corporation Of Richmond
and adjoining the property Of Hiram w. Tyler and
WIN. Colgin and others, fronting about 100 feet on
Nicoison street and running back I66 feet. This
cressng in vslue and will be sold in lots suit pur
chasers.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Sc l8-td SAM'L HASTINGS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by ALEX NoTT, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

UNIvERsALrsT GENERAL COMMEMORATIVE Uni
7ersalist General Convention proceeded to business
Philadelphia on Thursday morning, and adopted
anew constitution reported by committee. Are
solution from the business committee renewing OPP
position to the sin of American slavery, and depo
ring the violation of the Missouri Compromise bv
Congress in the passage of the Nebraska BILL - was
adopted after debate. The Convention adjourned
10 meet again next September, at Middletown,
Connecticut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

BosroN, Sept. 2l.-The st. Johns papers of the
10th instant state that Sir Edmund Head leaves for
Quebec on the 2S,h
The New Brunswick Nova Scotia Legislature
win not meet to raty the reciprocity treaty until
February.
Ester. relict of Thomas Brien, a native OF
South Carolina, who emigrated to New Brunswick
10 1888, IL dead, aged one hundred and thirteen
years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

BLOODY, PERHAPS FATAL AfFRAY.-On Sunday
last, John FOssett 10 drunken row at Dedman 3
Grocery in this county, got into ght with Henry
Weatherford and struck him several blows with
fence rail- breaking his arm and fracturing his
skull. We understand that his life Is despaired Of
The cuprit has been arrested and committed to
Jail. We know as yet nothing of the particulars.
fCtarkesUiUs Tobacco Plant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

' FUTURE DAYS.
NJ GODOIN Z APPERSUN.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL


= TATE IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlCU.-
~ virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to the Sub
screers a. Trustees, dated 5th Noyembsr, 1ss5 and
sdmttsd to cord In the CLERKS Once Of Hsnrieo
Comfy Court on the ID day. Of March, 1854. they
VIII q the rsqusst Of all parties concerned, proceed
e ss,l q public Auction, on the premises. On Tsss
-; O'clock d., that certain tract Of Land mentioned
70 the SAID deed lying In the County Of Henrico,
snove the City OF Richmond. and Il supposed to
tam az acres be the same more less. and 10 the
ssms land which was conveyed to John =. Reeve by
1owne.sn Roberts and Joseph Jackson, Jr, ex'Is Of
b s 1s Sheppard decea.ed bJ deed dated 5h Neve
neI and of record in the CLERKS Office of Hen
rec G9unty Court the said tract of land IL known
.oe homestead tract belonging to the late John
Sheppard Of Henrco. and 10 about nine miles shove
me city Of Richmond. and is to the Richmond.
riedeficksburg and Potomac Railroad and is gard
90 a. valuable well for farming purposes a. for the
quantity of pine wood upon It.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash as to 50 much of the pro-
ceeds a. will be sufficient to pay about o. TOO and
tne costs and charges of sale and the usual credits
VIII be given upon the residue.
ranty. r. ROBERT9
THOS. g JACKSON, Aios'ees.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

AceoIrTAL OF ELIZABETH GRoss-We learn
from the Danville Republican that the examination
OF Elizabeth Gross on the charge of poisoning VIM.
Newton, with arsenic, occupied the attention of a
special court for several days last week. The
testimony of the attending physician and others of
toe profession in regard to the evidences of poison.
ing with arsenic, was very long and tedious Mr..
Mariiu Commonwealth Attorney, against; and
Messrs White and Buford, for the prisoner.
The Court acquitted the prisoner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

DEATH OF BISHOP GARTLAND.-Bishop Xavier
Garland died In Savannah On Wednesday ofyellow
fever. He was the first Catholic Bishop of Savan
nah, and formerly pastor of st. Johns Church,
Philadelphia He was born in Dublin In 1903. His
remains will be taken to Philadelphia for final in
terment the coming winter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23
BY LARUS & SHINE,
VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTE1

FIELD COUNTY AT AUCTION-On MON.
we will sell at public Auction, that valuable FARM,
belonging to Mr.. s. P. Gilbert situated in Chester.
field, on the Chesterfield Court House Road about s
miles from Richmond, containing 100 acres, go of
which is improved and SO in original growth heavily
timbered) The improv ements consists of good re-.
Also. an excellent Spring, and an Orcbald bearin:
Peaches, Plums Pears, Cherries and Apples, and
we'll adapted for q Market Garden.
The above Farm is part of Hobbs estate. well
fenced, and about miles from Railroad Psrticu,
lars given on application to tine subscribers.
LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts,
&c IL II Main street.
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MIGHT SALES-BY L.nus e su,.'
BY TAYLOR 4 WiLLIAMS.
EASE OF GKOUND ON I7rH ST

- MEAK THE VEGETABLES MARKET, AT
AUCTION.-On SATURDAY nsxt sd Sent Mt -
o'clock upon the premises viii be sold the unex-
pred term Of Lease 10 terminate on the st of An.
euss, Is5S OF Lot of Ground, onting Sc feet on
west nth street, opposite the Vegefabie Market.
An cl running back to an alley Is feet VIDE
-. ne ground rent to be paid is $50 per aunum and
ne properly sub-rented to two tenants " no have
erected several good buildings thereon, thus amply
securing the rent which they may owea at $3.50 per
TERMs-One third cash: balance at 3 and G months.
Tor satisfactory notes, with interest added
III TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS Auct,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

DEAD-Harman Blennerhassett, the second son
of Hartman Blennerhassett the island in the Ohio
river, which bears that name, died In New York on
the 18th ultimo. after protracted illness He wac
an artist of very considerable emnence The only
surviving member of the family, Jos. l.. Blenner
nerh asset now lives Ia Troy, Missouri.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

YELLOW FEVER AT ST. DoMINGo-Advices from
ST. Domingo to The Goth ofAugust state that the yel
low lever was raging to an alarming extent among
the shipping, and there had been many deaths
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BEAUTIFUL FARM. AND COTTAGE

- DWELLING THEREON, NEAR BROOKE
TOhNPIkE. SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND,
EOK SALE AT AUCTION.-Wili be sold on TUES
IA the 18th day of Sept, 1854. on the premises,
commencing at A O'Clock, Tire handsome Farm and
neantliul Cottage Dwelling thereon near the Brooke
turnpike tnew Plank Road,) six miles from Rich
mond, adjoining the lands of Major Jas HILL Chas.
Y. Lee, Esq. and Others containing by survey 1861
acres about half cleared. balance in wood and some
timber of original growth.
The buildings all ne v, and are not only ample
for the use of the Farm but the dwelling itself 10
remarkably well planned and tastefuiv finished
The peie hborhood is excellent, and the place re-
markably healthy. The new Plank Road, on the site
Of the Turnpike, will run within quarter of mile
of the dwelling.
TERMS very accommodating, and made known on
the day of sale.
sells GoDDIN 4 APPERsON, Aucta
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FALL TRADE-l65A.
gTyHE GTIBSCRIBERS have IN Store an,

YyHE SUBSCRIBERS have in Store and
u o5sr for sals the following Goods, viz:
l5A0 Boxes BOOTS and SHOES
1870 Boxes HATS and CAPS.
$50 Dozen French CALF SKINS ofthsir OWE I'm
portation-
100 Dozen American CALF SKINS.
500 Dozcn UPPER LEATHER 81 aradsss
5000 6ides SOLE LEATHER, Of AL qualities.
Besides. TRUNKe. CARPET BAGS vALfCkS,
In great variety.
Whiting AID Wrapplns PAPER, SHOE rHREAD.
BE. A:sos large stock Of BRO CUES, Of sesig esq
msnufscture, snitable for Ri2utat1oa and ksLiroae
Hands
This large stock Of goods hsvins bess psreAases
fos cash, the npdsrsGnsd sss e oass esss,
81 irduceynents 70 the tfadn 81 xir9nia ena NottA
CarolIps thsn any ether hoNee u the I.askst
H6B6ARD. 0AnDNEk = CARLTON.
@ l0-6wE Ne. III, Main street, Ushmends w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

MIcHGAN.-Wm. A. Howard has been nominated
for Congress by the Wing Convention at Ann Har
Dor, Michigan. He is strongly opposed to the Ne
brsska BILL
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DEATH OF BIsHoP WAINwRIGHr.-Bishop VAIN
wright. the Provisional Bishop of the Diocese of
New York, died a, o'clock Thursday afternoon,
aged 81 years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

CHOLERA AT PIrrsBURG.-There is no abatement
Of the ravages of the cholera at Pittsburg, Pa
There were 60 deaths during the "a hours ending
Thursday evening. Thursday was observed
day of fasting and prayer.
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WANTED.-A situation for boy Is
W years old, in store Office, where he would
be constantly engaged, and could obtain general
knowledge OF b1siness-to get such place for him,
his washing done for IL months His employer. if
he thought proper, agreeing to give him By wsy of
couragment, a small compensation at the end Of
the year
He writes good hand, has quite business turn.
and his morals unsxceptionabie. Address at this
ONCE se2I-3t*
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YUTURE DAY..
BY TAYLOR 4 W1LLlAs9e.
HOUSEHOLD FTTRNITTTRE 4

HUIURE DAYS.
81 TAYLOR W1LLIANr.
|HoUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, AT
AuCIION.-0n "WEDNESDAY, 18th Sept,
g 10 oelock a; T.. ct the rssidsnce OF Thomas J.
sold the entire stock of Household and Kitchen Fur
nitnrs con dst.rg Of the usual variety.
Tsrs sos E, s1se rLY goFTI. w nSg
ADDITIONAL. Ass1enss"'
cnW IIn .., COWa.-win also be sOli three MICH
Term: as sso. s .'' 's'' 's' s''1 W.. Aue,.
a UCTION SALE AT THE VIRGINIA
q WASHIEgT0N MONUMENT.-Ths under.
10 O'Clock, A. n sell at publ. auction, at the Ws.h
insfon Monument, all the TOOLS, FIxTURES, &c.
ouairymsns Tosis TOos snd s.t. aid
Also. the Once and sheds, to Be- removed of the
IN ''n Gays nom T. Nv w. HERs Err Sum,
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Auc'tr. se1@tzO
THREE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
M y DENCES ON LEIGH STREET, AT AUC-
TIoN-On TUESDAY. Sd October at O'Clock, r
houses and lots on the north hide OF Leigh between
"a and 30 streets. occupied respectively BY Rev. Mr.
Hsyes NJ. VIM. B. Drinkard and Mr. Jaa A. Fore.
Each house contains airy rooms, besides closets,
passages two story porticoes in rear, Kitchen wa.
ter &c, all in perfect order having been built with.
comfort rather than TO cost. To those seeking to
purchase really desirable and pleasant residence
the retired yet accessible location a. we'll a. Tie
complete and admirable arrangements Of these ht n
ses, certainly present unusual inducements whiist
the terms of sale are liberal
- Two OF the lots front % feet each and the other
~ feet all runnins back 100 feet to an alley in rear
TEKhs-One-third cash, balance at and YEAR,
of trust. TAYIOR = WTTTTa IIS Seeu'
ss19 Ant.
GALE OF MOST VALUABLE M
~ PROVED REAL PROPERTY. IN THE CITY
ADJACENT TO THE CENTRAL RAILROADS
DEPOT.-The owner intending to make change in
his business pursuits, will be sold on MONDAY ID
October 1854. at ~ O'Clock p. n, upon the premises
that most valuable property situated at the southwest
Intersection of Valley or 18th and Broad streets
fronting ITO feet ON the West side Of Valley st. and
running back 81 feet to Union street.
me 1mpro! ements consist of large and excellent
Brick Dwelling, In the occupancy of Mr. VIM Al
Branton, two now Framed Houses and Brick Home
Tho three latter of which are occupied for business
purposes at good rents besides which the prouertv
In rear is almost covered with sub-budings lit 81
ems stables &C.
Whether regard be had to Its very central and m
pdiy-improvng situation being almost adjoining the
character OF the improvements this property proba
bly, offers greater advantages for safe and profitable
investment than any 9TH or now in this market; ard
the sale.
plat of the property may be seen at our Office,
TERMs-One fifth cash; balance at 6, u and Is
secured by trust deeds.
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Sc 12-Stawt25SeAdtds