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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-26
COMM nRcIAL.
Richm..a M.rLet.. Semi. d

sNbGNNB0B0 kvh0S Hrtss SVYks 80
FLouR-The market Is ssil dull, and We quite
sapegGne Ss5oi extra S6as.i7ef, TO shippers.
WHEAT !, Msras. no. g ssey.ns 4 former
c0RN.-Ma,ket FIRM al ssasoe. per bushci ms
Northern Markets.
NKw York, Sept. ~; Cotton closed unchanged !:
5000 barTei. State. sA0ssao; Ohio s.'scws ~ <.
southern ssa5.is. Wheat is ia2c. iower~rales al
white SI23ai.30. Corn closed hisher~xaiss ~
e,so bashels white y a9sc. Bsef closed more AZ
prime siessos s.0s Whss essn,; mssa
closed steady; Muscovado Ga a6,ac Colas ctosed
nT,sa.es o. nearly 700 bags at ii'sai2 Spirits
OF mrpentne ctgscd dull at SIC. Rosn closed dali
at , i15al CO. Rice closed gniet at s,sasc
oo Bann1A9 a SEPT a-Foaa Is dull SIS for
and receipts small. Fair 10 choice white. III 800.
iie; rcd Slossl,it. Corn is buoy ant--white. $40
sds. lo~os a Mas, r1 pors are
steady az 2sc. e' -
Pau. pxLruIa. Sept ~ -Flour declining. wbe.,
At assc. Provisions adyancins- Bacon Hams
ia i5c.; do. Sides, l0i4c.; do. Shoulders SIZE
Lsgd, h7ae. cciiee-Rio, lI1zal21ac. whiskey
,4ALaxASpRlA.. Va, Sept. "a Flour-no sales
. mlesa xs,s Of Q, .te e. sI2 red sO Corn
Sales in New York. Friday, of s. $50 Va. s's, $50
At si, SCI DO; q az; 5000 Tenn s. 1t 50.
ss, and SIS 100 Tenn. 6 8 at ssy. asels.
Baltimore Cattle Market. Sept. %.
The whole offerings of Cattle at the scales yes
terday foot up 800 which 10 quite large supply
Owing To the damp warm weather the market was
very dull and heavy and sales at anything like fair
rates exceedingly difficult to effect: conse-
queutty very large portion of the offering remainc
over uHsoid. Our butchers took between 700 nd
800 ut prices ranging from 81 SO 81 per 100 lbs
gross. The sales show sn average price of ss.G
which is q decline of l22 cents per 100 lbs.
last weeks sales Ont of those not sold 200 were
driven To New York and Philadelphia, and $50 to
the country. Hogs continue IN free supply. and
the market is inclined 10 duness. We quote them
last sales. Sheep continue in fair supply with
moderately active demand for them nj previous
quotations, viz: s225 $3.50 per head. as &c
quality.
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5,4S5 prizes, amounting tO...............S a20.U00
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters So q;
Eighths 6 rs.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

The numbers from to $4,000, corresponding with
slips OF paper are encirclsd with small tin tubss
and placed in one wheel. ,
cled, are placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revokved, and a number is
drawn from the wheel OF Numbers, and at the same
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and OK
hbited to the audience, and registered by the Com
mssoners, the Prize being placed against the num-
her drawn. The operation IL repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out;
and the two succeeding Numbers to those draw
ing the first seven Prizes will ne entitled 10 the -
For example: II Ticket Nunber 1920 draws the
$4,000 Prize those Tickets na1bsTsd ii2,s il2.s
m VIII HE saes 90 e ptns 70 rekes
bered SIS, $40 SOL 552 will each be entitled To &c.,
ane 50 ma e the fbcss m III.
last fsuIe of the Number that draws the $4,000
Prize. For example: the Number drawing the
where the Number ends in will be entitled to $40.
Il the number ends with number q then all the
Tickets where the Number ends in 2will be enti-
HAr Remember, that every Prize is drawn and
"a The Managers Printed Certificates Of Pack
ages OF 10 Tickets will be sold at the following
Certificate Of Paekass Of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
:. - 10 Half :. 20
:. " l lS R Rsistsr -. e e
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
money TO our address for the Tickets ordered on
mall Purchaser can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent 10 purchasers immediately after the drawing.
In future our Single Number Lotteries will draw
every Saturday throug hout the year.
Our Three Number Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates in the
above Schemes to
Or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Or WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington. Del.
RA A list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount OF the Prize that each
one is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing ia the following papers :-Augusta Consti-
Richmond tVa.l Dispatch, Paulding tMiss.J Cla-
rion, and New York Times.
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~ nichata Caushetes Aaet.
T...sf. P .s.: !: &. s s. 4 e ss . 81
WSst.,. '1 bs.a ssa ana Vine: snsss toss css
s cslSocE Ear Alse /. e e c,ssassy: ssss !.
" GeSain 8 ApIer.sss Anrt's.
CoAncMk EIs ~ AM f ~ r5kc6
FkEDERicksBuRS Rail koxD Az Cons ccmnis-
s,Dner sppeinted BY decvce Of the Ciysnit Court
n the ease Of .Bowies. eussd'n. exainst povtss,
shah proceed - eel, a public anc.sona on
sss I On m esdsS " 81 ~ fai
that portion Ct the real estate allotted 10 lsfsns
OF Hudson VS.. Motherhood. DC. and costainins
20 i91 fcres and which was paschascd By Rich
oas ha sa sad . 20 esl Pay as
tract and hes in the county Of Henrico two miles
Ter,s f RchgGns Y the
TEENS made knew N q tAs hG s1,w e , .ss
TRACT 81 go 1000 acres. will IS sold upon ihs
same terms. This land was assigned TO Edwin @.
Nnckos b. the decree Of the Circuit Court Of Hon
&c. II was sold by said Nuekols 10 R. Hill. Jr.,
who not having paid the purchase money. viii
now Be sold to ; Sopbi ~ ss 1fFERs6v
P.s.-Aftsr the foregoing. sale. NO shall sell at
rsien The T &c s F sns %s
diately on the line Of the fresricksturs Railroad.
adjoining the farm OF Mt Jno 81 Bsiiara ?na the
TFsMs : One fourth cash; balance at IS snd !!
title retsined till al the purchase money Is paid.
se 5-2awtd GODDIN h APPERSON. Aacts.
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LOTTERIES.
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERIES.

TO BE DRAWN AT A UG USTA, q EORGIA.
TO THE PUBLiC.-As the members OF our
arm have, by way of purchase. become the vwa-
ers of the Grants chartered by the States of Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part of those in
Georgia. under the marayement of Messra. ca Eo-
OILY X MAuRy. of Wilmington, Delaware, we havo
deemed it expedent to change the name 81 our
arm after January LIST, 1Ssg 10 that of WOOD.
EDDY CO.. who will have the management Of
the Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others a.
above named.
We have endeavored to transact all our business
with integrity, and we can assure the public that
the patronage heretofore bestowed on IN IL well
deserving OF being transferred to our successors
WOOD, EDDY CO. Very respectfully,
SAMUEL SWAN & co.
NEW AND SPLENDID SCHEME
The following scheme will be drawn by WOOD,
EDDY 4 GO, Isoecessors TO 8; SwAy Co., Man,
ayers of the SPAkTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, OF
GEORGIA. at Augusta, in public, as follows:
Class 81 VIII be drawn on SATURDAY, Sept. 3rd 1859.
Glass "a - !. sas ta6Q
Class "a :. :. :. g .. :. nth, icos.
TO BE DRAWN ON THE PLAN SINGLE NUMBERS.
FIVE. THOUSAND -FOUR HUNnkEp AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZES-50,0O0 TICKETS.
Nearly One Prize 20 erery hfRe Tickets.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND

In presenting this card to the public, return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the Kindness We have received at their hands, and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to De
initiated Sept. /. 1852 will receive the same en-
conragenent that our previous efforts and labors
TO accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN p. and THOMAS +. BALLARD
are now fhe PToprietors of the Establishment
and each one pledges himself to do what the com
Tort convenience and requirements of their guests
demand.
We desire TO keep and maintain. what our Ii
cense calls for, FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we
promise to use renewed exertions to render the
adjustment as comfortable possible. With po-
lite agents, and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall endeavor to afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
N. B,--A previous card, long since published to
connteract the influence of baseess rumor, is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed. and that, since its publication, we
than heretofore. All rumors as to closure. or in
tended closure, We desire our JrisadS To notice
iaise,and strangers intending to ylsltu us, wllifu
Its
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New Orleans AffairS

NEW ORLEANS, Sept A.--The shi p Heloise,
loading with cotton for Liverpool, and having
2,b01 bales on board, was discovered 10 be on
IRE last night. She was towed into the stream
and scuttIed.
Ernest Toledo, who shot DR.. Graham, and
was released on the preliminary examination.
on The ground Of having acted in seif-detence,
mas been re-arresied on charge Of manslaugh-
Ter in killing Graham.
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BY Richard CanthOrn, Auct.
TRUSTEES sALEoF HOUSE AN

L LOT, IN RlCHMOND.-By virtue of deed
OF trust from Ino. w. Jewett and wife, to the IN
of the Hustings Court Of the City of Richmond,
and by consent Of parties shall proceed to sell at
said deed lying between Jackson and Duval streets.
fronting I'd street 81 feet and running back 100
feet to an alley: The improvements consist of a
ed for a store.} with kitchen and other necessary
buildings, and enclosed by substantial plank
fence.
TKRMs.-Cash, as to all the expenses of execut
ing this trust and the sum of S47o25, due The 9th
day Of July last; credit until the 9Th day OF April,
1860, tor the further sum of $3.50 50, the purchaser
executing negotiable note, and giving deed OF
trust on the property to secure the same and Tor
the balance, cash. The sale will take place on the
premises, on TUESDAY, 9th of September; at 4
O'Clock P. NJ. II. CAUTHORN,
se I5--td Trustee.
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News from Pixies Peak.

ST. Louis, Sept. 23.-The Denver City Ex-
press Of the 18th has reached Leavenworth,
brngings SO 0tH ia dust, the largest amount
yet received in a single shipment.
A Vigilance Committee had been organized
III consequence of the frequency of depreda-
lions upon property, and three thieves had al
ready been Vanished.
LEAygNwoRTH, Sept. 23.-The proposition
Tor State organization for the Pixies Peak
country was defeated.
The miues were yielding more abnndantiy
on account OF an increased quantity of water.
The Bayou Salade mines were realizing from
an ounce 10 one hundred and fifty dollars per
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fe 1l-lyd
EALL AND WINTER CLOTHING

RACOTT. HARRIS 81 co. have received. and
viii he receiving every week during the season, q
larEe and desirable stock of HEADI-MAD De
best materials and made IN the incest and most
durable manner, and they promise to sell ut as low
prices the same Goods can he bought elsewhere.
All ask of friends and the public IS to give
a trial. Also, large assortment of Boys and
ChIdreu's CLOTHING, which will be sold at the
very lowest prices.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS & CO.,
Successors to Merchant. Welsger & Co.,
s. Ii M lI2 Main 81
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A Whole Village Submerged.

MAucH CHUNK, Pa. Sept. 23.-The heavy
rains which have been falling in this vicinity
during the whole week, has raised the IIehigh
river fully eight feet above It's ordinary mark
Our streets are overnowed, the water being
from one 10 three feet in Depth and all our
cellars are flooded. Citizens are moving about
IL boats, saving what property they can. 1t is
impossible now 10 estimate the damage, but it
must prove 10 be immense.
TsECoND pTsPATCH.
EAsToN, Sept 2i.--The damage by the fresh
ct is not 80 great wa. xpeeted There Is no
damage on the Delaware Division CANAL, ex-
cept a small break at Yardleyville. This will
be- repaired so rs TO pass boats on Monday
Lehigh river has already fallen four feet.
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vi THE CORNER OF CANAL AND 6TH STS.,
Mr.. Christopher Walthall, we shsl sell at public
auctions on the premises, on THURSDAY; the 18th
valuable real estate located MS above. The lot has
front on the south side of Canal street of 40 feet
and depth Of 1853 leet on the east line of 9th ST.,
and front also on the Canal of the James River
and Kanawha Company of about rs feet There is
on the lot a large brick Lumber House and two new
and Handsomely finished Dwellings, of which
is now occupied by Mr.. Watha The lot will be
sub divided according to plat and survey to be
seen at our office.
Taking into consideration that the foregoing lot
has water front on the Canal tthus saving dray-
bic in this city for Lumber Yard. Stores or large
Warehouse The dwellings are admirably well ar
rams ed. and have all the modern improvements Of
gas. water, enverts marble nantes, &c.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at L. $, and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added,
cured by a trust deed.
GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
p. S.-The foregoing property, as whole, can
be bought privately before the day of SALE
IL
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THE TUNsTALL HOUSE: = CIV rm

DASVILLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired. we
sure vlsters that efforts will be spared to promote
their comfort, and we respectfully solicit trial.
The TUNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnlbusses Will always be IL
readiness to carry passengers to and from the
Depot. A. G. WALTERS,)
J. VI. WALKER, } Projectors,
fe1l-lyd w. +. SIMMONS
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FUTURE DAYS.



COMMIAsIONER'S SALE or vALUA.
xNbb' sn vpSt.MsuPkouEEp REAL c hsTIATE, ~
Commlssioner, appointed bs decree ofthe Circuit
Court OF the City OF Richmond, pronounced on the
ata May, 1889, in the case Of yam Lew's exeeu
trix, &c, Va. Van Lew. &c.,' shall proceed to
sell eel on the premises IN the order advertlsed ON
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of Oct. 1859, at IL
O'Clock, NJ. thai nost VALUABLE Lot, on the
north side Of Cary street, opposite to Messrs Tai
bolts Foundry. fronting 65 feet, running hack ITO
feet TO an alley, bounded on the west By shockoe
Creek; and, at 81 o'clock, r. NJ, that most beat
tiful SQUARE, Of, two acres, on Church Hill,
poste the residence OF Mr.. Loitn N. Elicit. and
commanding a fine view of the city and environs
for many mite After which, will be sold, TWO
HALF-ACRE LOTS. in Adams Addition. bounded
by Marshall Clay and 23d streets; also. "a feet OF
LAND on the north line Of Broad. between cath
and 18th streets running back l0e feet to an alley
nearly adjoining the apotlecary store Of Dr.. snell
LOTS. Nos. ! and 4, in square 81. bounded by q !,
SD and S3d streets. The foregoing Lots will be
subdIvIded into smaller ones, as may be deemed
best Mt the hour of sale.
TrsMs.--0ne fourth cash; balance Mt l. and 3
years. for negotiable notes. bearing interest. and
title retained I'LL last note is paid, and convey
ance ordered by the Court.
ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
sc 26-tds Comm'r and Executrix.
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Bridget Riley n factory girl, in Manchester.
N. H.. was found murdered on the morning OF
the e2d last.
TX President FILLMORE Is detained nj New.
port, u. l., on account OF the illness OF his
wife.
Raphael Felix, the brother Of Rachel, Is play
ing at The Porte ST. Martin Theatre in Paris.
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AUCx1oW ,Ar.m.
FU1URE DAYS.
NJ Gs11sa = Apvesse.. A.~s-

- sseeeia Appefsens Aaets
sosS sxAssh e Eo 4,
IL Skf s5|lsES &C. . Aif ySStts&SfR IAN
Az haP 1lsfyL 5l YdtSc kaR
iseT Tf SRePs s q lss Goas ha.
win sell at public auction. the premises, in the
order advertised, without limit q reserve. On
o'clock. 4. NJ The FARM Of al acres. on the south
s.de Of the Williamsburg road, SIX miles below
Railroad. About 100 acres are open land, and the
fRnt1qqss shsasiy covered With pine Sosa: AL Inc
te az. W., on me place nave neen e.ec'e9 Isnt
Dwelling, good Kitchen. q large Stable. &c. The
place y handsomely located, and the Land OF ex-
After the sale Of the Land all the personal Prop
cry thereon VIII be sold. con lsting Of Horses.
HOGS, W2sou. 3Cafts. all the Farming Impe
ments, and the crop of Straw, &c.
the residence Of the said Hord, in NV Wckersvilie.
a ' asa .ss, and
acres of fine land attached. together with ali the
The o Of 10 ss1ss s the
now in fine stats. of cultivation. Also, two LOTS
Railroad the ne ss the Yo
the other Is acres The above Lands, being con-
usHous 10 tho city OF Richmond, are admirably
adapted to Market Gardens, or suburban resi-
denees.
After which. will be soid foar valuable Slaves
WIS men and one woman; also. all the House.
hold Furniture, two Cows, two Horses one
Mason one Cart. one Carnage. a large parcel Of
Wheat-Straw. Crops Of Corn, Vegetables. &c.
TERMs.--For the Land. one fifth ca sh; balance
at 4, 5, IL and Is months. for sotable notes. IN
terest added. secured BY q trust deed. For tho
Personal Estate, texeept Slaves, for which cash
VIII be required,) all SUMS under SIS cash; over
that amount four months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper
The particular attention of the public is called
to the foregong sales. as they will take place posi-
lively without limit reserve.
SO is GODDIN & APpERSoN. Aucts.
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PAnKEgsnrRs, Va, Sept. 23.--We have had
steady rain here for the past twenty four
hoafs There Is now twelve feet of water in
the channel, and the river continues to rise
rapidly.
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Baltimore Cattle Market, Sept. 2;
BOARDING.

BOARDING. Several pleasant rooms vacant
- at the EDJEMONT HOUSE. Sc 26-lwA
BOARDING. have several pleasant ROOMS,
- suitable for families. Can also accommodate
few DA BOARDERS. Mrs. BASS,
Sc l7-I3t* Shot Tower House, Grace ST.
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AUc1IoN eALEe
FUTURE DAYS.
~ las. NJ. TsyIsf Z ser, Auct,s.

SMALL FARM. Or MARKET CAMDEN,
- HALF A MILE FROM THE CITY, ON THE
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, AT AUCTf0N.-
We will sci, upon the premises. on MONDAY.
the 10th day OF October, cnrnmencInx Il O'Clock,
r. NJ. q very pretty FARM. or MARKET GAR.
DEN, on the Meadow Bridge Road. half a mile
from the city, containing Sacfes, and adjoining the
lands OF judge Daniel, VIM. A. Robinson and 9th
ers. The soil Is OF good quality, and its CONT
kuity 70 the city renders it particularly desirable
for Market Garden. The Improvements are, a
framed Dwelling, with rooms; Kitchen, with
rooms and the necessary convenisnces, and now
occupied By Mr.. Holmes. If desired, more pro
perty adjoining can be had:
and wears, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured by a trust deed.
sea- JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 son, Aucts.
TWO FRAMED r ENEMENTS AND
i LOTS. ON IsT, BETWEEN MARSHALL.
AND BROAD STREETS, AT AUCTION:-We will
sell. upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4tl
day of October, commencing at ~ o'elock + ~,
two framed Teneinents. on the east side Of LIST, be-
tween Marshall and Broad streets, suitable for
small sized families They have been very recent
IL painted and papered, and are now renting to
n,,nctual ants at 100 per annum each; with a
we'll Of excellent water upon the premises.
The Lots front 25ts feet each. and run back As
feet.
TERMS oue-tiird cash; balance at four and
eigbt mouths for negotiable notes, with interest
sdsed and secured BY a trust deed.
co 81 las NJ TAYLOR & SON. Aucts
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON

WI BROAD AND ON GRACE STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Att the request OF the heirs
OF the late H. Ragland, tall Of whom are adults,
we shall sell at auction, on the premises, in the
order advertised, on FRIDAY, the It'll October.
1859. commencing at "a o'clock p. NJ, the follow
Ing valuable REAL ESTATE, viz LIST. The ex-
eGellent Brick TENEMENT on the North line Of
Broad street. occupied by Mr.. Il. Moore. fronting
about 221a feet, running back about 100 feet to a
wide paved alley. I'd. The adjoining Brick TENE-
MENr, having the same front and depth. recently
occupied by Mr.. NJ. Mccormack. Sd. Two vacant
LOTS adjoining the last-named Tenement, each
fronting 221a feet, running back, also, about $50
feet to said alley. 4th. After which will be sold the
large and admirably well-iocated DWELLING at
the corner of Grace and Adams streets, fronting
25 feet, running back AS feet tn an alley. This
house has IL rooms, is in good order. and is fur
nishsd with gasl Besides the DWELLING,
(which is an excellent one.I there is on the Lot a
large Brick Kitchen. Stable and Carriage House,
5th. most beautiful Building LOT, adjoining on
the east fronting IS feet. running back las eet to
said alley. The foregoing REAL ESTATE is
Justly regarded valuable. whether reference be
had to that fronting on Broad street for mercantile
purposes. or that on Grace street for residences.
TERAs.-One- fourth cash; balance at s. u and is
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured BY trust deed title retained.
SCI % GODDIN i APPERSON, Aucts.
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CANT LOT ADJOINING. on WESTzIH IT.
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS, AT
AucTIoN.-We will sell, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY; the 18TH day of October commenelns
at "A o'cloek. p. NJ, the valuable brick tenement
the west side of eth. between Cary and Canal
streets. and known the late residence of Col. s..
:: Myers. The house has seven large and conFe-
nlent rooms, with kitchen, gas, water and other
convenieneies upon the premises.
The lot fronts n feet inches. and runs back I40
feet. with the privilege OF entering wall on eth
er side.
After the above will be sold a vacant lot adioin-
ing, fronting 9TH street "a feet inches and run
nlng back $40 feet. The location OF this property
renders 1t valuable for grocery stand
TERMs.-One- fourth cash. the balance at 6. j
and Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secured By r. trust deed.
sc % JAS NJ. TAYLOR & son, AHct's.
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GENUINE KERosINE OIL, FOR COAL

VI OIL LAMPS.-Deaiers in and consumers of
Coal Oil requested to notice that the superior
quality of the Oil from the Kerosene Company's
Works, induces many persons to sell inferior grades
of Coal Oil under the name and character of the
s.Kerosine" "Kerosine' is the trade mark of this
Company, and gil of the Oil sold b them IS war
arrangements which enable us to supply dealers
and others Mt New York Factory prices.
PURCELL, LADD e. CO, Druggists.
100 NJ ain st. cor. 18th.