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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City Of Davenport,
Iowa. paying 10 per cent. interest by Coupon New
York. Bonds Of $500 each. The growing city of
Davenport has now about 5000 inhabitants and is
rapidly increasing in wealth and population. Its
Municipal debt is only $4,000, and its railroad debt
only Sl25yo0o, and cannot now be increased. The
statistics of the city published in the Intei-
genoer of the 5oth September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be as safe as any
ooS CHUBB BROTHERS
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Insurance, Go.
O. EDWARD SNOwDEN,
NENERAL CLAIM AND REAL ESTATE


For Bounty Lands, Pension Claims, Prhsecu-
sioH q Claims before the Court Of Claims, Congress
tatss attend to Renting Houses, Buy and Sell Land
Warrants, Negotiate Loans, and sll business Of
similar character.
Ofhcs corner It'll and Louisiana avenue,
ian lA-ly WaahlnRtOn CIV.
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prairie City. ,select School.

TINE undersigned would respectfully in;
IL form tho citizens Of Prairie City and
vicinity that he will again open school
in the new M, E. Church, to commence on
Monday, April Pth. \ We'll qualified female
teachers have been engaged; who will give
iIstructions in all the braRches usually
taught in q common school. Friends, pat
ronize the school, and our best endenyors
,hall be cxertedt to make II COOP ONE.
TERMS.
1nstt"StipH m%U,h in Reading and Ii
Instruction in common higher branches, per
Those Those wishing to Study sdtvesiHg,'Pho.
biography, Physiology, Phreuology, or
Book Keeping, can do the same at but q
triAing additional expense. Do A'''''' A'''
Books and Stationery furnished on rea'
sonable terms. fTll 3 w, N. SHED.
Prairie City, March 9, 1858, lstf
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The Fifth Deviation.

We showed in our issue Of last
week how the 0ligarchy, severely
feeling theNkicksit it was receiving from
this source andwishing to retort, had,
through the fundamentally of their
jordsn- washer, resorted to truth
coloring to sustain their "holy
cause" and now in the last number
Of their Vindicator they have plowed
still deeper into the sinks Of finiquity,
They are endeavoring to create the
impression that our enmity to the
Oligarchy is occasioned by reason Of
Prairie City having failed to secure
the Capital! Hear what the washer
says on this point ~ .LuuN.
Prairie City, when it asked the
location of the capital at that place
was in the geographical center o.
Kanzas. But when it failed to Sc
cure it, some of its citizens suddenly
made the discovery that Minneola,
town still farther west, was yet hun
dred miles east of the center. This
of course, is consistent"
-
Well, it certainly is consistent witt
the course of the Vindicator to asser
that Prairie City ever asked for tn
location Of the capital. While thu
capital question was pending in th'
Legislature. Prairie City was neve'
mentioned, considered or dreamed 0
in that connection, nor did it ask to be
In proof of this we refer to the LegiSla
tive records. This makes Jfve time
that the Vindicator has trampled Of
the ninth Commandment, is its deal
ing with us. What does it expec
to gain by taking such o course?
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
Z. H. u " VI Y Y u :
READ! READ! ,
UNPARALLELED INDUOEMENTs

HiNt n fN Nt4fh 4
HTNHEl PRAIRIE CITY ASSOCIATION,
IL feeling interested in behalf of the
Publishers of fIte "Freemen'S Champion"
believing, as 10 does, that they aro deserv-
inR Of great credit for the efforts they have
.exerred in publishing such staunch, reli-
able and unbiased journal of Kanzas
affairs, and with sincere desire to extend
the circulation of their paper to nearer
approximation to the degree which ITS rlier-
dts deserve it should reach, offer the follow
ling inducements for people to obtain clubs.
The Association offers to the person OBJ
tanning the highest number Of subscribers,
One First Class Lot in Prairie CITY,
To the person obtaining the second highest
number Of Subscribers, tr5
One Second Glass Lot IN Prairie City,
To the person obtaining the third highest
number of subscribers, .... ...... ....
One Third Glass Lot in Prairie City.
These lots are 6Oxl2O, ndrange in prices
from $50 to $780, Decisions to be made on
the first Monday in June, which decisions
will be published in the =" Champion and
deeds Immediately forwarded.
Persons competing for the prizes will
forward all moneys, as fast as subscribers
are obtained, to the undersigned committee
Moneys properly registered with Postmas-
tiers, may be forwarded at our risk.
Address G. W. E. GRIFFITH,l
no '." H.J. CANNIFF, ",.
20 nosiNl - Prairie City, Kanzas.
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LAWRENrC rToREVERl

II WUBTLESb MINNEULA lpOSyesses
~ numerous advantages for the location
Of the oapital Of Kahtasi but whether you
peil0Ve ~ OF no., my s!TLs IN 1:orenee cost
,'. mort 'ooas%os oas 90 1p, puii"ps' IN HihhFoi@
pN'|e syvTv IN rvTr T-r Io,ro, ga' sl'
n ,,. ,ront tu .sra c,ot ,riIa AZ - ~, a.a
biS6 The walls @ are buiIt Of so15 @ syD,ne' stone
and the front il Of brick. Ut cost "a "aEAp,'
Of money, and in orderto pay forit, | shall
be obliged to sell o /" Ight smart chancs'' Of
Goods. Therefore, good people of d,
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
+ACarG.

MLAwRENcE, March 16, 1851
Since my return from a Northern
tour, my attention has been called to
a gubenatorial pronunciamento, said
by the boys to be No. 4O6O) dated
"Lecompton, Feb. 6th," and signed
by one "J. w. Denver, acting Gov
ernor,", ...'.
BY the President and his myrmidi-
ons, / was denounced as traitor and
indicted for high treason. They did not
dare 10 test the truth of the charge by
an arrest or o trial, and finally admit
ted my innocence and their idiotcy by
quashing the Indictment. .-}.
By Mr.. Buchanan have been charg-
ed as rebel, and military leader
of most turbulent and dangerous char
acter." That charge also has been
answered. .e1M4G ozaI
One j. w. Denver now steps for
ward and charges me with "insidious
attempts to renew the difficulties and
troubles" and with an intention or
design Of establishing military die
tatorship. By reference to the reg
ulations and commissions OF which he
speaks it will be found that zone j,
H. Lane" signed them by order ofthe
Military Board, and as President there
of. A full vindicAtion Of the action
,ofthat Board will befound in its re-
port ofthis date, to which | respect
fully refer the people Of Kanzas. r..
AS 10 the charge of "turbulence,''
I refer to the people of Doniphan,
(Gsary city,Palermo, Wathena, Elm
wood. White Cloud, and st, Joseph
and Oregon, Mo-, who have listened
70 hoy speeches delivered within the
past three weeks, in all ofwhich ] ur-
ged tho cultivation Of fraternal rela-
tions, and btotherly intercourse. II
is deemed a sufficient answer to the
charge that I desire to establish anil
itary dictatorship, that upon four diff.
ferent occasionsI have been invested
with the chief command Of the mill
taryfSrces Of The people Of Kanzas,
and that Immediately afer the emer'
gency ceased which called them into
Tho field, that command was volunta'
rily surrcndered into their hands. y
The command / now bold was con-
ferred upon. mo by the Territorial Le'
gislaturoy without solicitation on my
part BY . unaniEhous yoie Of bpti
~ kNT' RAHN EffitfiN 7Ni i"ieaWit
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
Pictures !! Pictures l Pictures !! I!

Pictures | Pictures n! Pictures /!
John BOLES takes pleasure in announc-
- Ing to the people of Prairie City and
vicinity that he has opened suit of rooms
in Robnson's Building at No. l Massachu-
sett's street, Lawrence, where be would be
glad to see all his old friends and custom
ers. All the modern improvements in
picture taking are practlced to perfection.
The Ambrotype, Mellaineotype, Anbro-
graph, &c., are all on exhibition at Bole's
Crystal Skylight Picture Rooms, free of
charge. Excellent pictures of the new
style taken for $3.50. Views, Family
Groups, &C., taken on short notice. He
trusts by close attention to business and
taking good pictures to merit continu.
ance Of the faVors so generously bestowed
by his old friends and customers, and Sc.
cure share of public patronage. Instruc.
tions in any and all OF the new arts given
on Scientific Principles. h'aN'H l2tf
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25

FARM ERs, ATT EN- NJ
II have for sale, at.my residence in Prairie
Il City, ng'gsah .s d h7o.R oT ''
Five THO; Horse. Lam6er Wagons,
Manufactured at Aurora, Ills, by George
McCollum, who is well known throughout
the western country to be the manufacturer
of the best and most substantial wagons
west of New Yok. H.Q ,plrs.v NM,
! also have on hand for sale feveral
BrssEing and Cross Plows,
Which / will guarantee to be as durable
and efficient as any everyet introduced into
Kanzas Territory. ~, sal,s n.i y.
Also Fruit Trees of every description,
Currant and Gooseberry Bushes, Mammoth
Pie Plant, Choice Evergreens, &C., &c,
All Of which / offer on the most reas .na.
BILE terms, l8f H. CLIFFORD.
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R- There is possibility of the
Lecompton swindle being defeated in
Congress. ' fH ylo
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
.. READY FOR THE "a A,.f
Spring ,C(ampa:ig
READYl-TAKE AIMl-FIREl

A ND then charge with all your might
IN and main with pick axes, crowbars,
spades, shovels, stone-hammers, and every
olher necessary weapon, into the stone
quarry on Liberty Hill, and construct there
a formidable stone fortresss for JOHN
GRAHAM to secure q retreat and obtain
fresh supplies Of building material when
he is strongly pressed by the numerous ap-
plications 10 be made to him for his services
in housebuilding. Mr., Graham is fully
prepared to execute all orders that may be
given him in the stone masonry line, and
will work upon such terms as will be unob-
jectionable TO his employers.
l3tf JOHN GRAHAM.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
JOSIAH MILLER.

SEEING that we me about to have legal
~ authority, established in Kanzss, an.
nounces that he will attend to all business
pertaining to the profession Of the law.
Settling here in August, 1854, and being
editor of the Kanzas Free State," which
was destroyed in Lawrence, May 2lst,
1885, he is well posted as to the bsst
places for investing money on speculation,
and as to the true condition ofmaay con-
tested claim cases, and will faithfully at
tend to any business of that kind. ~
N. b. That his Office of Judge of Probate
does not prevent him practising in all other
courts Of Kanzas, and also gives him au-
thority to administer oaths, take deposi-
tions, acknowledgment of deeds, and other
instru ments of writing. 4n ftyd .l
NJ A number of l6O-acre warrants, low
for cash oron time. .s.,ft. a.
Office l9 Massachusetts, street, opposite
Express office, Lawrence, X. T. i2tf
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
au A. D. FINDLEY, aI
Cabinet Ware M aker,

p ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
IL of Prairie City and surrounding coun-
try, that he has permanently located among
them, and solicits their patronage, feeling
confident, from his long experience in the
business, that he 9Cah supply his friends
with as fine an article in the shape of cabi-
net ware as can be manufactured in Kan
zas, and he guarantees to put his prices
down to such low figures as will give the
very best satisfaction. Please give him a
call. Shop No 80. Church ST. M l2tf
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
HARDWARE AND STOVES.

NGLE BARKER would respectfully in
l. form the inhabitants of Lawrence and
of the Territory of Kanzss that his NAM
moth Hardware and Stove Store, No. 8
Massachusetts street, il now open, where
he has on hand and will keer constantly
for sale, for cash only, the largest and b2st
selected stock of Stoves, Agricultural In
plements, American, English, and German
Hardware, Nails, Window Glass, Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden, Crockery' and
Glass Ware, ever brought into the Territory
of Kanzas, at. WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
at prices that cannot fail to suit all.
Task the Special attention of COUNTRY
DEALERS to an examination OF my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as am
conf lent can fill all orders in my line to
a better advantage than small dealers can
obtain them from any other source, as buy
all my goods from manufacturers and i'm.
por,ers out of first class jobbing houses at
the East for cash. My facilities for doing
a jobbing business are unequaled in the
West.
! also have connected with my establish
ment a TIN SHOP where manufacture all
kinds of TIN, COPPER, and SHEET
IRON WARE, attend to all kinds of Job
Work, Tin Roofing, Spouting, Guttering,
Brazing, Plumbing, DC, Special attention
will be given to this branch of business,
and none but first class workmen employed.
am practical workman 10 the different
branches of my business, and hope Ky fair
dealing and strict attention to business to
obtain share of public patronage. Try
ME. Look out for tic big Tea Kettle. =
l4tf r..-. INGLE BARKER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
GREAT EXCITEMENTa

V0p1n1IANs vorrNC
B Bmm ,be aoO,o iIoMo =, ~. mus aoopt attained
that there was one mana V ,n dssc"rd Te'mns ma
teriy which would BE- venerated with more
Smith "--he saw that il was incumbent
upon him. in order to have The memorT Of
himself forever perpctuated among tIs
"sainls" as the great Head and S AN of ,hS
ignoble Mormon institution, 10 kick up an
excitement and occasion n conflict with
Uncle .si eam' Tor the purpose of having the
impression 60 abroad othe world that they
thereby make KIM 'pp'tISSsr y ,Ssir people people' and
prophet, another aye great martvr" T oS S1s y,
mag gnitude superior to t6eirr now ,S yorsI;n IL
PED Lon one; = Well, he has succeeded. and soon
.D,VUV ~ o. troops WIZ be marching to
.i". .he ianp ol tne Hsalnts" to aid the alnbi-
SO%nn,oo SlJuS D'snap IN accomplishing his
citement has lately been raised eocssioOsd ea
by one 6h. 'e diul
H. r. % O II Nv ~
WIZ Loa....L ~,
of Groceries, Provisions, &C., and started
an emporium unaer the titie OF g. ,sl
|GOUDY IS ONE-P RICE,aTORE.
Where may be found everything deiired 1,
the line of
GROCERIES, ,-ll 'aa'.f'3 a' a'g"
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
PRAIRIE Cry P. O. Jan. 20, 1858.

PRAIRIE CITY T. o. Jan. ~, 1898.
TNHE Eastern Mail arrives here regularly
l. every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, on lis way to Osawatomie, X. T.; de-
parts every Thursday, Tuesday and Satur-
day, on Its way to Lawrence, The Eastern
Mail from Independence to Leroy arrives
here regularly every Tuesday. Departs
every Wednesday.
This Office will be open regularly through
the week during business hours, and one
hour every Sunday, from 8 a. M to 10 a, NJ,
l2tf JNO. n. WINT0N, p. NJ.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS
STEVENS. WALSH & LAROUX,

DES1RE to inform the citizens of Prairie
~ City ana vicinity, that they have
lately formed themselves into aco-partner.
ship for the purpose Of driving an extern
siye business in the line of Housebuilding,
Stone Masonry, Cistern Building, Stone
Cutting and in fact evel ything that is and
can be done by practical and experienced
Stone Masonss We are all practical work.
men, o.. many years experience. and we
guaranty our work to give the very best
satisfaction, and our terms are as moderate
asthose' any other firm in the Territory
Allorders promptly executed with fidelity
and dispatch. 5I HENRY, STEVENS.
ol..,.t a.,t, JAMES WALSH,
IS 6m '' FRANCIS LAROUX.
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Hidts, Hides !

NHE highest market, price paid for dry
- Hides, in Cash or 0oods,iat my Stsrs,
in Prairie oitys .hoal III. H.aT,oGopDY. n
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
TAKE NOTICEl' ;

IAhE NOl1CEV
TNHAV by virtue of my Office as Recorder
4 Of Douglas county | am authorized to
administer oaths, take deposltions, ac-
acknowledgement of deeds, and all other
instruments Of writing. 0ffices-Court
House at Lawrence and "Champion" Office,
Prairie City. M. s. s. PROUTY.- d
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my &C.
NEW SUPPLY. Received q second
~ supply ofthose cheap Black Silks at IS cents
cnts and 81; few patterns of those itch silk Be
RACES new lot OF side striped Shale De Laines
lot Of Grass skirts selling at IS cents piece, eds
in length, worth 81 50; new style CalicOes Check
Musns at l2i2 cents per yard; super swiss and l.
dia Lawns at - cents per yard, very cheap, Whit
and striped Linens at Is cents per yard and other
cheap Goods at AUGUSTUS MAILEkfS,
my 10 No Al Main street.
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By A. d. williams.

SMALL COTTAGE AND Lot ON 7TH
~ STREET, OPPOSITE TO THE CITY SPRING
AT AUCFlON.-0n MONDAY, 18th May at s o'clk
P ", upon the premises, will be sod neat Cot age
Spring. and next beyond the residence of Mrs
Blair. 1t has three rooms; is in good repair and
In several respects desirable home for person of
1870 feet.
TERMs-Onefourth Gosh: balance at 4. 8 aud p
months. with interest added and title retained
IL u WILLIAMS
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RUNAwAYS.

~ 500 REV ARD RUNAWAY
IA from the subscriber on the R. 4 D. Il. Road
- ia the county oi NottAway. three negro boys
q ~ am ii WILLIAM. GATES and JAMES ;
purchased in Richm !, Virginia, on the 30th April
WtLLIAM-aEed }nyeHTs near feet high, weiQ CHS
rs PoGads bright black. with some whissers anC
gottec.
t}ATEs-aget q years. fun fee high bri 2ht
black with bu; little p"ard, weighs IH2 pounds
JANES-a-ed IT, years. about t-rt , inches high
weighs shout l24 pounds. very black, with small
cyrs. looks down when spoken 81.
WILLIAM and GATES are brothers. and wer,
county about the 81 Of April All The ab0y,
negroes hal III dark wooden sacks when they left
The above eWArd will be given for the delivery Of
said boys % Deuprre Z stokes in Redmond.
as- Address DEgpREE 4 STOKES Richmond, Yir
gus. X 4 4 WATSON,
nv sgt jennings Ordinary.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Con.
BEAUTIFUL C0TTAGE EARN "a

4 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FARM 3-4
"A NILE FROM THE CITY FOR SALE AT
AUCrl0S.-Wil be sold upon the premises on
FRIDAY, the Hth May, commencing at "a o'clock
7. NJ, that valuable Cottage Farm known as White
Plains" On the Williamsburg road, q mile from the
city. nearly opposite hit. Erin" tract and now 10
the occupancy OF Thomas w. Peers Esq
The farm contains acres well inclo ed and stock.
ed " it'll variety of fruit trees &c. The dwelling
is a handsome succeed building with rooms beau
tifully situated, with lawn and SHADE trees; also
the usual o 1t houses. Whether regard be paid to
the to the city its beautiful and healthfui
situation. the fertility OF the land this ma b..
justly considered the most valuable Cottage Farm
of its size in the neigbborhood of Richmond
TERMs.-One third cash: tho balance at 6 and IL
months for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by a trust deed.
my7 las MTAYLOR a SON Apcts
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BY Goddin & Apperson.

T'KUSTEES BALE OF TAI ACRES OF
Il LAND IN THE UPPER END OFHENRICo-
AZ trustees under q deed of trust from Robert II
Vaughan aud Joseph W st. Clair. dated 18th Decem
shall proceed 10 SELL at public auction. on the
premises, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of June
1885, AZ l2 o'clock, ~ l2l5ths of IA 5lSQe acres OF
land in the upper end of said county adjoining the
laDds Of Susan D Bowles' estate, Temple Redd sno
OvertOn Brown.
Terms liberal, and made known at the hour OF
sale. JABAM- SMITH, Co
W GUDDIN, trustees
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

- sEYENTYPIvE YEARS OF AGE, whose sands of life
have nearly runout discovered while in the Eas In
chitis Coughs Colds and General Debility The an.
edy was discovered by him when his only chi d. a
daughter was given up to die Wishing to do as
mnch good possible, he will send to such of his
afflicted fellow-bengs request it, this recipe
with full and explicit directions for making il I'M
asd successfully using it. He requires ,ech apri.-
cant to enclose him one shilling-three cents to be
returued rs postage the recipe aud the remain
ment.
Address DIR. II. JAMES, 10 Grand street. jersey
City, NJ ap I5-d&wImif'
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N.Y. JAS vi TAYLOR 4 Son Aurfa
HOUSE AND AUr On ELMWOoD

HOUSE A N u AUT On ELMWOGD
AZ STR EFT IN THE TOWN OF SYDNEY, AT
AUCTIQN.-Will be sold. upon the premises on
NJ, the wooden ling on Elmwood street in the
town of Sydney, recently occupied by MIR W Il
Christian, and adjoining the residence of Mr. r ID
Mitchell. The house contains rooms. and kitch-
en- with rooms, and well suited for medium sized
family.
The lot fronts so feet and runs back 1873 feet to an
alley.
TERMS: One third cash, the balance at T. and II
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by deed of trust Taxes for lSjS to BE-
paid by purchaser.
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s : ! Go : SGPPTTEEERELL. com'rs.
m 4 Cav sn-to ,a- ~

-FOUR BUILDING LOIS ON FEDERAL
A AND CHERRY STREETS, IN THE TOWN OF
SYDNEY, AT AUCTI0N.-Wil be sold upon the
premises, on THU RSDAY the 18th day OF May com
mencng at O'clock. four 7ery pretty building lots
Federal and Cherry streets, in the town of
Sydney, and one square above the Fair drouuds.-
The lots front each 81 feet aad back 1879 feet TO
an alley 20 feet wide.
Persons in want of lots for building purposes
would do well TO attend, these the prettest
building lots now for gale in Sydney.
TERMS :-0ne-third cash, the balance at and
months, for notes with interest, and secured by a
trust deed. Taxes for 1853 h be paid by the pur-
chasers. JAS. VI TAYLOR, 4 SON,
nv ids Auctioueers.
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lAS so REWARD -nauaway from

~ $50 REWARD -hauGway from
"A he subscriber. or the 5th Of May, negr, boy
"a BILLY, l. years Of age brown complexion
- about feet inches in height; often affect
a bold pleasant and frank demeanur when spoken
t.. thou III naturally tjmid ana cpwaUdy. He ma
change his name and clothes but had on when h,
lei: a ,mfprtsble la cloth coat. grey cloth panta.
losns. blscE WOOL hat and strong shUfs with nailed
scjes ! viii We the above reward and pay T ason-
ate cX Pc SOS his delivery 10 me. il prompt III
formation be- given through the Richmond Post OF
fee, or otherwise LUCIU5 DAVIS.
NY Cts
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By Larus & Shine.
ExECUTRIX's SALE OF REAL rs.

EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF REAL rs.
TATE.-Wil be cold at public auction on next
MuNpAf afternoon. the 10th instant, commencing
st 0clock, on the premises, handsome Building
Lot on 18th street. between Marshall and Clay sts
fronting p feet, and running back 60 feet improved
by wooden tenement
NJ. :. sCHERxERH0RN, Ex'x.
ALSO-Ons other Lot, nd joining the above 'front.'
ing about 70feet on 18th st. more or less and run
ming back 50 feet, which Is a wooden Stable and
agood brick building.
The above Lots are very eligible for building pur-
poses, being convenient TO the business part OF tho
city, capitalists would do we'll to attend as they will
positively he sold.
Sale conducted by
my 6-tds LARUS 4 SHINE. Aucts
P0STPoNEMENT.-In consequence of the rain.
the above sale Of Building Lots Is postponed TO next
WEDNEsD DAY afternoon, at o'clock
my IL LARIJS a 9HINE Auct.
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TRUSTEES SALE OFREAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L IN BAKERS Additionally virture of a
deed Of Trust TO the subscriber dated 18th tebrua
ry, 1853, and recorded in Richmond Hustipgs Court,
l shall sell on TUESDAY, the 18th day of May, at 5
said deed convey ed being Lot Letter a." in Bakers
Addition, fronting 50 feet st Peters street and
running back 73 feet to Clay street 1t will be di-
st Peters street. and run back S615 feet and two
others of the same dimensions, fronting Clay
street.
The property above mentioned is known the
Pirates Lot and lies nearly opposite to the late
residence Of Capt. Wingheld.
TERMS-Cash. but al arrangement may be made
to afford a credit upon a portion of the purchase
money. GARINTER BARK En- Trustee.
A Williams AuCt nv 3-tds