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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

PoRRyRY or TON THrsB's MoTHER.-Yes terdsy
,ror,in, rs Gen. Tom Thumbs mother was about
leaving for Bridgeport at the Tweuty-seveuth street
citation, some adroit rascal 6lcbed der carpet-bag,
which contsined 500; 500 in bills, and check fsr
400. About noon the check was returned through
the pos, to the Paying Teller Of the Nassau Bank se-
con panied with the following note:
DEAR FRIFSD-I was up at the 9th street Depot
% the morning that you discovered your Ices and -
well scuaiIied with the party that found Jour bag bat
being as have got share IN II must not cay Who u
wss &c but am now sending you the Check beng -
il lie no IRE to me. l am very thankful to yoa s@
The money but wish il the Check amount VS. o.
robbed any poor people only Rich people that hss 81
30 much money that they don't know what 70 40 w
it So you can See how good We are Hooof among
thiefs &c Iremaip YOUR truly -. ro~ ~u,~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

The Executive Committee On Evening SCHOOL, A.
J. Perry, esq., chairman, are making their sssaa
visitation Of the Evening Free Schools under sAsk
charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26
CITY ITEMS.

A most rjudicious and cruel practice is becoming
commor-thst of putting around corner buildings iron
raing. about three feet high, with shapponted muir
derous upwriehs. These are to prevent nuisances,
bu, greater rHssIce is perpesraied thereby, dis
graceful to a civilized community. We saw yesterday
an aged gentleman fall on of the nquisitor-liSe
ratings at Rushtons, cOrnerof Cana and Broadway
1t simply bruised his shoulder, but according to the
doctrine of chances, might well have entered his
eye and skull. These devices abound. Even our
peace and good will to all men churches have
them
If it be not asking too much of the Mayor to sbate
any nuisance, viii he take measures for having every
such brutal savage railing torn up In Paris or Lon
don no individual or church would dare 10 hazard eyes
and life in such manner. But we are Democratic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

The TWELFTH WARD ELEcTIos CasE.-The In
vesgaton relative to frauds alleged TO have been per-
peirated by Mr.. Van yoorhis and Others Inspectors
Of Election at the Third Poll District Of the Twelfth
Ward, was continued yesterday by the cross-eHsmina-
ton Of persons who had previously given in their testi-
nony but no new facts of Importance were elected. Ii
expected the matter VIII shortly be brought to close.
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heved that wise and liberal philanthropy was good
English patriotism Hear hear. We had one Father
in heaven; we were one family on earth, hnAeu -
sether with ties numerous and so vared ta not the
proudest baton earth could isolate i'se from Tue
rect of the world 80 as be affected by the cond
lion Of other nations and chiefly those comprised WIN
in the pale of the civilization dear, hear. Inc
suhject which he had now to speak was the lolh'
Interference Of Crest Britain and France I'D Neapotsn
affairs. lie heard the question everywhere repea.eo;
+ What meant these cavilings and chickering's about
Naples One day /. was naval demonstrations
mother a royal congress, thai was talked Of he
bad learned from history 10 fear the very name OF
congress-" "Wo to the nations when kings put their
heads together, and dipl)matists hug IN fond
4 embrace" In considering the resil, OF an armed
demonstration or a congress II must be remen
tered that England not acting in concert
9TH Louis Napoleon Bonaparie, iisen or the
uins of Liberty 10 power He IN. Koeutb) was not
quired 10 express bis opinion Of Great Bralns reia
I've position 10 this alliance; but while Mr.. Roeouck
pa England is going wherever her bg prother
chooses to lead tue way" the leading Minister OF
4ustiia, couple of weeks ago, referring 10 genera
1ropo an politics. said "Of England not neces
ray to speak as she was no longer first rate Power
but with the Government of France Austria was in
"very good sscord" However, he M. Kossuth
trusted that the Eoglsh hoa would yet show that he
mas lion stin lCheerli but this inference might be
stly drawn when we saw the British Government and
u European polcy-that the must DC considered
Am a BcnapaIts, rather than an English
pint of view, in order to rrive at corre,t
&timste of purposes and aims. The chickering's
2bout NapIes might then be intended in the
hi place, TO diyet the French people from
ndeiiDg too closely their own domestic concerns.
would be eten ally ridiculous should've British Gov
jnmept resort to the political Jugglery OF divert'ng
r bic attention from domestic national concerns by
lding out the prospect Dat something was about to
<tarn up" Micawbtr in foreign parts laughter
pt with Boaaparte the case was diiieIeI'. SPr5ass
3 like toadstool on q swamp of blood, he could n
- roots in the soil of his country; an unconscious mel
Pit in thehstory Of ages whimsical anacarGn
IN Of chapce-bis Government, 81 the best paSiug
ctaorrhp, not only could have no future, but there
vas even ho imaginable reason why il should exist
% things that had no reason TO exist were doomed
ech was the eternal law revealed IN history anu
- ca the French people were once allowed leisure to
uf'ect on their own coDdton the present occupsat oil
q Tuileres had but 10 pack up and make OF while
- moon ives shining and the roads were dry. The
bench were curious people. At 10 oclook they went
q the opera; 81 ~ they took gay supper; at the
0elie cock began to crow; al barcades arose; At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-25
vALUBLE FARMS EOK sALE..--I am

A SALUBLE FARMS FOK SALE.-I am
4 authorised TO sell = valuable farm in Powhatan
county, miles from the Court Rouse, and miles
from James rivsr, and miles from the Danville Rail
road containing 665i $50 is cleared 60
acres is very rich creek low grounds The cleared
land is divided in four fields, under good fences well
watered and in hi gh state of cultivation; good Dwelling
House. Ice house, Stables, Tobacco h5use and quar-.
tiers; ba'ancs in wood land. This barrel and other
timber the land will more than pay for the farm.
never railing creek runs through the land.
ALSO-A tract of tit acres, miles from Powha-
tan Court House, and miles from James river; 400
acres of which cleared land; balance in virgin
growth we'll timbered in pine and oak Bulldogs
coed Adjoining the house is five tobacco lots of Is
acres each worth at least $500 per acre. Nsishbor
hood good. The cleared land, part is in hsh
of suitivation, IS the present crops viii show
ALSO--Atrac $40 acres. miles from Powhatan
Court House, 80 of which is cleared; balance
in virgin growth consisting of good pine oak and hick
DRY timber Buildings good, including Stables,
Barns. &c.
ALSO.-A tract, SOS acres in Chesterfield county,
on swift creek, mile above Martins Depot, on
Dauvile Railroad. There is this tract Grist MILL
in good order rs acres first quality low grounds, and
$50 scres wood isnn well tlmbered; the balance Of
the land is In high Of cultivation and consd
cred the best farm in the neighborhood.
ALSO Several small farms in the came neighbour
hood which will be sold bargain. flats may be
at my store, and terms made very liberal by
early application to ALEX. MOTT.
i6-ts
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FALL RACES
FIRST COLT STAKE.

FIRST COLT STAKE.
We, the subscribers agree to run a sweepstaks
the Fairfield Course during the regular Fall meeting
of 1885, for colts and lilies then three years DID, $500
subscription 500 forfeit, two mile heats closed the
LIST day of July, with the following entries thle
more to make race:
O. P. Hare names ch G. Nicholas LIST, by Glencoe,
dam Mamie Rhodes.
Jsme. Talley names sorrel c. Shocko, by Tally.
Ho, dam Betsy White, years old
Thomas boswell names sorrel hlley Sue Washing
ton, by Revenue, out of Sarah Washington
Bowie sad Hall names Oh. t. Sonoma, by Register,
dam steel
ID Day, WEDNESDAY, 9th October Proprie-
tors Purse, S25o-tno mile heats.
Sd Day, THURSDAY, 9Th October-Jockey Club
Purse, $500-three mile heats
SECOND COLT STAKE.
stake fer three year old colts and hlies that
won race-two mile heats; s 200 entrance; half for
felt three more to make a race--to be on FRI
day. during the week of the next Fail Races closed
the LIST day of August with the following entries.
James Talley names sorrel colt, by Tally Ho, out
of Caddy Jones.
David Mcdaniel names sorrel colt by Senator out
of q Hotspur mare.
James w. Lewellen namesb c., by Billy TONNES,
dam, the dam of Red Eye.
Thomss boswell names g.. O., by Revenue out
the Queen, she by Priam.
Bowie and Hall names CHI. c. Register dam by Mar
grave. M C.. EGGLESTON
Z7-2awts PYoprietor
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VIRGINIA BROAD

n x~A
s@k&rSrAA-l- ROCK RACES.-The Fall
zxeesssSH~SN meeting will commence ID
zxa..<z.--aszssz.sSS-.-.~ MONDAY in October, 1856
and continue five days.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, Oct. 1S.-A swee pstske e;
$50 entrance, pay play; proprietor to add 300,
provided two more START; two mile heats closed
with ihree subscribers as follows:
Ist W. II Gibbons name br. m. Pasture, by Reve
nue. lam Emily Thomas, by Prlam, four years old
I'd David Nc Daniel names b. IN. AdelsaZer five
years old by Glencoe.
Sd Calvin Green names ch. m Linda four years old
by Be!shazzsr, dam by Glencoe.
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, 14th.-Sweepstake
for three wear old colts and flsys that never
race mile heats 100 entrance, $50 forfeit, and clos
ed with the following subscribers:
LIST Jehn Edwards names br. or flley Miss
Stranger, by Portsmouth, dam Lettie, by Priam.
ID Bowie Hall name CHI. C. Expectation, by Re
gister dam by Margrsve
81 Mel Thomas boswell names CHI C. by Revenue
dam the Queen by Pram
4rh David Mc Daniel names ch c. By Senator dam
By hotspur.
THIRD DAY-WEDNESD AY-Proprietor's
purse S $50; tive mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-THURSDAY-Jock Club purse
$500; three mile heats
FIFTH observation-disclosures purse Szoo
mile heats; thr ee best in five.
e%- Five per cents. entrance TO the purses.
se % dtd CALVIN GREEN. Proprietor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
3. Iohn =. RcsrnaIt, PAPER Hanger an

- rohn r. Rcsrnait, Paper Hanger and
=, ~ ~, srpRrR takes this early opportunity OF IN
forums tbp largest richest and most hsautifu
Tece II good. in hi. line offered In this city
on Hsnsinss from a sixpence apiece TO the rich
decorations IS high IS ,es dollars per roll in Up
n 1ss Morsens. Chintx, LACE and MUSLIN CUR
ssss 4; ,lloous Cords Tssssls, Window and Bed
rn,r,ea Ornaments: Curled Hair, Moss and shuck
So'"' Nattres,es, Beds, Loupsee,
,,,;rsou, shade. Cocoa Mating,
VINO" ss"%SnR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
.is, large and handsome assortmente Velvet, Ta-
~. Rrnssels Three Ply, and Plain Ingram
pes"s' C5RpETS AND RUGS
ro,os Thread Wool and other patterns OF Docr Mats
~ which viii be sod from ten 10 fifteen per cent
80. tbsn they can be bought for In the city.
pa aansius and Upholstery work executed in
-. -. AZ country in q style to defy competition.
ss1e; Square above the Banks, north side
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10 l95 Prizes. amounting to- lO4 900
The 10 0O0 Prizes of SO determined by the pum.
Der which draws the 600 Prize--if that number
should be an odd number, then every odd number
Ticket IN the Scheme viii be entitled to So il an
even number, then every number ticket will be
entitled to $50 in addition to any other prize which
may be drawn.
All those tickets ending with 0, 46, g. arc even
all those ending with ], s, ST. g. are odd
" Remember that every prize is drawn and pay
able in full, without deduction.
u All prizes of 81 0G0 and under, paid jmmed
ately after the drawins-other prizes st the usual
time of50 days
All communications strictly confidential The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers inn
medlately after the drawing.
The plan of drawing the Lottery will be sent with
all Tickets ordered
Whole Tickets 10 Halves 5, Quarters $50.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets
at either Office
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
As one half the tickets guaranteed to draw So
We will sell Certificates of Packages of 10 Tickets
todd and even numbers) at the following rates:
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the amount gus
ranteed, accTues to the purchaser.
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half 80
b" 10 Quarters " Is
Address orders for Tickets Certificates of Pack
ages of Tickets either TO
b. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga.
or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
nm 26---dtCar27
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN HENRI
~ lrAIINTI Under A TRIIST DEED :

SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN HENRI
y co COUNTY, UNDER TRUST DEED
ted by John p Talley 10 the subscriber for the pur
pose of securing sum of money therein mention
ed due to James III. Poindexter, which deed bears
date the 18th day of January 1885, and is recorded In
the clerk's Office of the County Court of HeDrico.
shall on FRIDAY the 26.h day of September, 1856,
commencing at half past O'Clock P. NJ, proceed to
sell public auction. the premises to the highest
bidder the following Property, to wit All those four
pieces of Land in the county of Henrico. near thai
norton of the city of Richmond called Church Hill,
and bounded IS follows Beginning on the west SIDE
of 2th street. the distance of 6 feet from Its in
tersection with the north line OF Q street, and run
ming northwardly along said Tth street ia FEET
thence at right aDges westwsrd1y, ia line parallel
to street 1872 feet TO alley l6 eet wide; thence
southwardly along said alley IA iee thence at right
angles eastwarey I52 feet. in line parallel 70 IT
to 9th street, the place Of on
\ plan anne xed TO deed from VIM Mtteheiifo Park
Curry az lots Nos IA Is, 10 and IL. Also, smother
Lot, lying in said county, and bounded a. follows :
BEGINNING on the west side of 9th street, at the dis
lance of IS feet from its intersection with the north
line Of street fronting 81 feet said 9th street
aud running back at right angles TO said street. and
between parallel lines lS2 feet to an alley 10 feet
wide, and designated on the plan Aforesaid 6y the
deed, as Nc. IS.
TERMs-Cash for q sum sufficient to pay the ex
nenses of sale and the execution of the Trust, ana
the debs of S4i2 IL due said Pondsxter, with the In
tsres which will be due thereon al the time OF safe
and az TO the balance OF the purchase money the
terms y in be Hsd. known al the time of sale.
should the sale be prevented at the time above
In consequences of rain from any other
csuss then the said sale will be continued from dsy
10 day Sundays exceptedl the hour, until
sale Of the property !. sfsstsd- Yrrr 49,
anpnIs A. ApPeRsox. Auetn.
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EEf- a Card.--The subscriber having re-
moved bis and elegant store, No. 100 Main st,
tO doors abova t4tn street. would call the attention
# country merchants and others about purchasing,
an eXtenlivs and vsried assortment of + AL l.
CLOTHING, Of his own manufacture. He fatteTs
fmse that not only will he be enabled TO please in
tlevarlety CT his STOCK but a;so in his prices. All
articles Of Clothing cut and made to order at short
notice. se5-lm Z. MORRIS.
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valentine &, SON have now one

" FaIfntine & sOn hnvs now Opened
ther isrse stock of staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
winch they offer TO purchasers, lately announced,
unprecedented rrlces for cash Negro Woolens;
Biesched Gad Brown Domestics Oznaburgs; Prints in
eveY variety, and all the novelties in De LANES and
Silks mernO.s, CHshmeres, Alpacas and Borba
lass from auction SALES; Scotch and French Bmbroi
aeres; Ribbons and Trimmings, in various tastes;
Cary=tjngS Rags Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves, Brooks
rquC Cotton. &C. NC.
VALENTINE l. SON, No. 90 Broad ST.,
sc lots Valentine Square.
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UNSTABLE IA M IN CHEsrEK L.
II FIELD FOR SALE-Wili be sold public.

y on the premises, on tho I'd day of OCTOBER,
1885, If fair if not, the next fair day thereafter the
plantation on which my father, Henry Wibfres,
decd, lived at the time of his death Tho tract of
land contains 4l63 less re-suvsy can
be made if desired 1t lies in Chesterfield County
within two miles of Tonahawk Depot, on the Rich.
mond and DanvilIe Rail Road, and aajons the lands
OF James II Spear, r. c. Wilkesson's, Elan's and
Others, about twenty miles from Richmond. and in
healthy and Intelligent acknowledgements to
chuIches. mills and depots 1t has On it good
DWELLING HOUSE, Cooper's shop, and all ne
cessary out houses. About one-fourrh of the above
tract is in original growth the balance in cultivation
well adapted TO the growth of the usual crops about
twenty or thirty acres iaowed ready for seed
ing wheat Partial possession given to seed fall
crcp, and entire possession given the lst day of
January, 1887.
Amy person wishing to examine the property, can
do 80 by calling on the subscriber, who will take
great pleasure in showing the same
Terms made known on the day eff sale.
ROBERT s. WINFREE.
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70 UILDING LOTS IN BnOAD AND JE
I'D FEkSON STS RELVIDERE &C AT All
A DESIRABLE HUUSH AND LOT OI
"A CAIIREH HILL. II AUCTION - We .riu

n
by public auction, upon the premises TUES
DAY, the S0th inst commencing at O'Clock, that
Hill. Immediately adjoining the property occupied
by Mr. James Smith and Mrs Margaret Lumpkin
The lot fronts on L. or Marshall street. fifty nine feet
and runs back one hundred and sixty to ten foot
alley, and at this time rents at 100 per This
lot il admirably located has fine shads, and we'll of
good water in the yard.
This presents fine opportunity for judicious in
vestment in real estate. The term of the prese Mt
tenant expires ON the day of sale
TERMS: One.thifd cash, balance at four and eight
months for approved endorsed, negotiable paper
terest added. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
A lrta
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ny Gaoddin q Appersen.

j LIZ LOT and CARPENTERS
lLEloh FOR SALE AT AUCTTON.-We viii Of.
Is. tSl ale Ct auetion the premises on MONDAY
-. ~ seps, 1855 st o'clock r. H., tff not dis
R.eo 9i privately before that day Of which due no.
ee VII % given THAT desirable lot of Land front
ing 20 Ieel runnins back $50 feet situated on the
me OF TIN street, north Of Leigh. There Is on
brick basement which has been used q car r..
snsp ana can be- with little experse Converted into
feMoence. u desired It will be divided into two
or more lots, to suit purchasers
sale. Ct)DnIN sppT M .ne oaJ Oh
- - Austa
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by K Is. Cock, & Co. 1nc,-
'R s9GyIIs SALE 0F FURNITURE,

TRUSTEES SALE OF RURNITuRR
4 PICTUREs. DAGUERREAN APPAhATUs
&c. &C.. AT AUCTlON.-By virtue of q deed Of
Trust, made by Thomas A. Duke. to the under ed
and duly recorded in the Richmond Hussings Court
shall proceed to sell at the Daguerrean Rooms OF
ssd Thomas A. Duke, Main street. over the store of
at 10 eclsck all the Daguerrean Apparatus Carpets
Oil Cloth, Sofas Chairs, Stoves, Centre Table, Blu.
resu, Frames, Pictures &C., &C., mentioned in said
deed of trust.
ALSO,
At the same time end place will be sold the IN
expired lease of said Daguerrean Rooms.
b. w. STARKE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Z. B Cook Co., Aucts
25-tA
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~ To MiiIiners.---sFe are in receipt of
stock of MILLINERY GOODS, comprising
everything iu that line. 100 Cartoons styles
Ribbons Bonnet Satins, and Bonnet Velvets, Velvet
i 55oAs Marcalin@s and Florence Silks which we
selling wholesale at New YORK prices. Give q
c4 J. MILLHISER 4 BRO.
Ii-l2r 1913 Brad atrsat.
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~ White Grease! White Grease .--Th1s
Is the best aud NEST economical Grease known,
FOO the ses of wagons carriages ouRi busses, carts
kc, ana TOR all rough gearing, cog wheels, &c. Ii
Goes not the sxles in the hottest weather, but
remains the same consistency winter and summer
Fos safe in o! 8 and pounds, and in kegs, by
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
1876 n. w. corner of Main and 10Th streets.
~ I'D c5Tn
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rF-Cnrd.--s. u. DcuGon, Bell and Brass
Fuaadarer Fancy 9rste and Fender Manufacturer,
Ne - Main street, between 9th and 9th west side,
Efcamond, Va. jy l0-6m
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~ Anthracite, midlothian and Hack

Hf4TH CoAL.-TaA subscriber il now prepared TO
f!ra 81 The best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
tr4 LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
l..r@s which he viii e at the lowest market prise,
sy cash its equivalent Orders left at tbs auction
touss of Lsyus Shine, u Main street, will meet
with prompt sttention.
an iS.--5n. P. C. LARUS.
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~ DR.. CGGns, late of 81. Louis, lilo. OF.
nee and residence Sd street, west aide, between
ma shall and CIaysts jy 81-sra*
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~ 2. wiIaacher, Dealer in Liquors
VINES G,gsIs, So Nc. EOS Main strsst, Richmond,
nySl---Ls
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~ ]. 3. Gardner, ~. D., Homeopathic
ly ,icisn Richmond, Va
ts- Office CO Governor street, near tbs Richmond
HpUss al 29---dSm
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~. has met with such success IS DOWDES'S
tENT.L FLUID Il affords q certain and speedy
10 thache: arrests decay; prevents the forms-
- ~ tartar; restores diseased and spongy gums TO
bssl;hv condition.; impsr;s pearly wilderness to
o.. ,ects aud delightful aromatic fragrance To the
80, IRA breath; 10 recommended and used by pro-
s.,,snsl men daily among them Drs, Peasants Ed
,,rrss. Hudson Hancock &C. of this city. For ssie
Nv II 5rp.s,sts throughout the State, and wholesale
Anu GEc. DowDEN, Drussi,t and Chemist,
tcsu, Broad St. Richmond, Va.
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BY Taylor Il Williams.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
~ FIRST, CLAY AND MARSHALL STREETS
EMBRACING DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESI-
DENCES, AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, LIST
ly, commencing at Al O'Clock, P. we win sell the
following property, 10 wit:
lst- Brick Lumber House East-side LIST, be-
tween Broad and MARSHALL streets stori ss high AK
Is feet, and rented to Mr.. r. August at 15 per an
nun.
I'd. A handsome new Brick House, on the North
side of Clay street. next beyond the residence of Ro
Harvey, Esq. 1t has rooms, water the premises
aud Is occupied by MI A. g. Porter, at the rent of
SIS per annum. The lot is 2s1l50 feet.
Sd. Brick Dwelling, on the South side of Clay
street, just beyond the Chapel, and next below Mr
Stable, water, &c, and occupied by Mr.. Graharo at
$3.50 per The lot fronts SO feet and runs back
$50 feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
4th. Two Brick Tenements on the North-sde of
Msrshal street, between Monroe and Henry Streets
with rooms each, occupied by Mrs. Bass and Mr.
Mace, at about $3.50 per annum each
The whole OF the property is in improving and
agreeable locations and especially worthy the atten
ton Of those in want of desirable residences
TERMS -One-thrid cash balance st and IL mo s,
with interest, and secured by deed of trust
se2S TAYLOR d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
" UILDING NUTS On BHOAD AND JET.
- FEkSON SITS, BELVIDERE, &c. AT AUG
TION.-Wil be sold on MONDAY, 29sh inst com
mencug at Al o'clock, upon the premises several
cant Lots at the corner of Broad and Monroe sts ,
fronting 50 feet and running back $50 feet to alley
And at O'Clock, we viii sstl number OF beauti-
fully located building Lots in the town of Bevidere.
and either side of thu residence Of Mr. Reuben Ty.
Ter.
TERMS: One-thrd cash. the balance at and s
months, with interest added and satisfactorily Sc
cured TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS,
SEQ Aucts.