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AUG kIQN sALEs
--<~~s-<s~Ssss y-~-~.~&a-,~~~~
~FU&E pbYH.
By Jas. NJ. Taylor & Con.
HANDSOME TENEMENT ON CLAY

Fl ANDcVME TENEMENT UN CLAl
4 sTREEr AT AUCTION VIII be ssId, upon
the premises, or MONDAY. the 18Th day of March
1850 commencing AZ O'Clock p. M. very nea;
Residence Clay street, above Graham street near
the residence OF Mr. Peter d tilinn. The houee has
jus: been complefed-tbe frat story Of brick and
so stories Of wood It is very convenient and any
one desiring TO purchase heuse for O medium size
family, in pleasant ncigbborhooi. wenId do well
TO examine this property The lot fronts 80 feet ard
rims back $50 feet to an alley.
TERMs.-one-tourth cssb; the balance at " and
Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest ad
ded. and secured by trust deed.
JAS nj TAYLOR Il EON,
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SAMUEL PULLIAM, Trustee
JAMES NJ TAYLOR S SON. Aucts. mhy

COMMISSIONERS SALE Or MILL
~ AND LANDS IN HANOVER COUNTY In
pursuance of decree of tho Circuit Court Of Fan
over County entered the Cd day of October 1883.
in the suit of Dukes administrator against Taylors
administrator and others, the undersigned Commits
sioners named in the said Decree will sell, on the
peemi.e' ct public auction. to the highest bidder,
on WEDNESDAY, the 23i day of March. 1859. the
Lands and Mills in the said decree mentiooed being
LIST. The Mill. formerly known as Darracotps Mill,
with 3 acres of land thereto attached and for Sc
vera years past ia the occupancy of Robert Elicit.
situate in the county of Hanover, on the southsde
of south Anna river, and adjoining the land of the
late VIM Winston, and the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Also, I'd, a tract
OF Land called Kimbrough's, with the buildings
and inpro 7ements sreon adjoining the Mill tracf
and the lands of VIVA L Wood aud others. This
property is considered yaluable-tbe NJ being we'll
located tor country custom; and having ready &C
cess to the city of Richmond.
The title is believed TO be unquestionabie. but as
Commissioners We shall sell with special warranty
only NJ. =.
TERMs-One-fourth cash. balance upon a credit OF
six twelve aud eighteen msnthS, with Interest from
the day of sale. The purchaser TO eiye bond, with
good security for the deferred payments and title
fetaintd until the purchase money is all paid.
sale to con mence at IL O'Clock, nj.
WIN winston, Commissioners
G GRISW0LD, J
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DACUN & BASKERVILLE etfer for fale;

}ACUN & BASKERVILLE etfer for sale:
y 43 hhGs urima b choice New Orleans Sugar
.uu bbls Coffee Sugar
lHu h7ls Crushed ana Powdered Sugar
lu ubls prime New Orleans Molasses
- bhls Raon;led UubA do
r,t bags Rio Coffee
III bags LagGayra Coffee
leo bags Ult Government Java Coffee
-r boxes .damantlue Candles
- bags Pepper
IAI dozen Painted Buckets NH elm
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Nv FOR eALE-A pair Of young
6S1Ir Grey HORSES, short tails. well broke
and closely matched-very gentle in harness and
perfectly souDd-full sixtten hands high. The
owner having no further use for them. will sell
grea. bargain Enquire at Hix's Stable on 10th
street between Main and Cary. NH ate
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CTO2E AND DWELLING ON NORTH

-
- SIDE OF BROAD STREET, AT AUCTION
Will be scld upon the premises. on MONDAY the
l4.h inst. com sepciug at Az O'Clock NJ, q Brick
Store and Dwelling, on the north side Of Broad
near Monroe street.
The house is newly erected and has five rooms
arranged for store. with suitable observation-disclosures
above for a family.
The Lot fronts on Broad street 80 feet and runs
back the usual depth to an alley.
TERMs-0ne-fourth cash; the balance st 4. Sand IL
months, fer negotiable notes. with interest added
and secured by trust deed.
mh2 JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
N.Y. The subscriber has IN hand at his
Coach Making Estab ishment on Lombard Alley.
between Main and Cary. U3th end lish streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIC-
tops, and sULklE S-all OF his own make of the
best materials aud workmanship all of which WI
be sold a. low good work OF the kind IN be ia
the city OF Richmond, and I respectfully ask call
from those 10 " .nt OF any article in the Carriage
me. ss ara dettrmiued TO make to order and 10
sel a. the lowe prices possible; and all work sold
that Is new warranted
nh 7-9m MJCkJATT NIkNLuN
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COAL.

WOOD AND COAL JOHN W FISH
BR-Gray's Yard. near the Armory-vi,l
Keep constantly on hand supply of Oak aud Pine
WOOD aud COAL also, Oak and Cedar POSTS
which he will deliver in any part of the city
orders left at the Yard or at the store of &rebbins
Pniien No iol Broad street or AZ Geo Herrio9's
NO 20 Main street. will receive prompt attention
fe 1S-lm
ELOVEk HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL AND C0kE-For sale by
90 u WHITING,
DaS
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- N .1cvs n1RsHaf's LIvha-

E0m SACKS MARSHAL a. e.rar, 50 40
NU pool. sALr: go bbls @ &c ~ ~. q ushsd
vx,ra e. do az. ll0 do Yellow do dc I51oe % pack
ard powdered do; Is Mellsr's cut Loaf -; 81 bbls
scex loaf 40 do; 30 hhds N and CuhS ngado DO;
Il n Molasscs: 100 do Syrup; 50 do Nun 60 Oid
5,o bags Rio Coffee: 40 DO L.gnsyra Dc. vrss $50
q Java do; % hhds Bacon sides and sLonN 6oobxs
fhis Comrson Whisky; ie00 kegs o D Nails. Snsh~
Isamanfine, TAilow and rp@rm Candles. an btts.
Ala Glover Need. with full assortment 81 RrnnosS
Wines Gia Brooins, Buckets. ennff Starch 90, 40
I'm stor aud Tor sale accom- uaefattp1 tefms, ~
PUTS. FARLEY CO..
mia CARY street.
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By P. G. Larus. Auotioneer

Dy Z. Y. UHTUb. AUCLIUEEET,
MIGHT SALES II will continue the
~ Night Sales Of large lot OF Gold. Plated and
Silver Watches, and Jewelry OF every description.
Each article offered will positively be sold.
de ~ Z LAKIa Auct
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IT, NEW MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
49, Highland Blossom. Song. By Wallace
rs Beautiful Sea, Song bv Ramford
Pronis'd Lani. Song by Sloman
Bie Bells OF scotland, with new variations
by nestep
Darling Nelly Gray. with new variations; By
Grobe
Dearest Spot on Earth is Home, with new
variations, by 6robe5
Together with the largest stock of Music and
bound Music Books in the state.
For sale by TAYLOR
Piano and Music Dealer
10 70 ISL Main rect above Post Office
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TNFIRMARY OF TIE MEDICAL COL

LEdE.-This InfTmary Is situated at The corner
healthfuI position. ccnyeniert TO the raiirs do
potts. hotels and other cent Of business 1t IL fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment Of diseases and INJURIES and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or surgical aid except the insans and tbose
iaboring under contaG i0us disease, are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women are slso
ceved ard carefully attended 10.
Private roor1s fnrniShed when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the frofss-
sors Of the College Who visit she wards daily. Tie
charges for Board, Medical Attendance. NuIaing
sud Medicine are for Per week,
"a Dat ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AMI

TkUSTAk'S SALE Of HOUSE AND
l. LOT, AND vACsNT Lot ADJOINING.
HOUSEHOLD And KITCHEN FURNlTuHE
AND hLAVE.--As Trustee in certain Deed of
of pTii, Ie43 duly recorded in Hen,ico County
Court, shall proceed to sell At public auction, on
March. commencing at O'clock. 2. NJ Gf fair, if
not the next fair day) house and lot on the east
side CT Prooke Ayenua. and now in the occupancy
of Mr. William x. Snyder. The house is very con-
venient and we'll arranged for q medium sic ID fami
ly. Also. vacant let adjoining on the east. After
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting OF
the usual variety. Also, negro woman named
UgLPHY.
The deed requires cash SALE hut it il likely that
so arrangement will be made 10 sell the above on
time
The taxes and insurance for 1852 to be paid BY the
purchasers.
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BALE LOT OF

y GROUND IN BULLoCK'S AND HARRIS
ADDITION, AT AUCTI0N.-In execution Of q de-
cree Of tho Henrico County Court. pronounced on
the 18th day of Au9nst. ISIS. tbs case of Darra
colt and others Va. Edward Neidt the undersigned,
The Commissioners thereby appointed, will proceed
MONDAY, the Nth day of March, commencing at
~ O'Clock, p NJ, Lot of Land part Of Lot No 10 In
Builock's and Harris addition fronting on Bread
street Is feet and running hack l49 feet on Smith
street to an alley rs feet wifs.
TERMs-One-thirJ cash: the balance at 6 end u
months, r negotiable notes, with interest added
and title retained until the pyifcbase money Is fully
paid off. JOHN A HUrCHESON
Commissioner
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TWO FRAnRD TENEMENTS AND

l. LOTS ON BROAD STREET, AT AUCTION
Will be sold npon the premises, on MONDAY, the
9TH day of March. commencing at o'clock, NJ,
two Framed Terements, on south side of Broad Ct,
between Feushee aud adams streets. and now in
well arranged for Grocery stand, with suitable
accommodations above for family. This property
yields rent of 5ilj.
The Lot fronts 30 ftet and rms back 100 feet to
an alley.
TLRMS-0nethiri cash; the balanc. at six. twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with ill.,
terest added, aud secured by trust deed. Taxes
and insurance for 1889 to be paid by the purchaser.
JAN MTAYLDR Il son, Aucts.
POSTPONEMEET.-I consequence of inclement
weather, the above sale is postponed to THUR
DAY, the l0th inst. at the same hour.
nhs JMT& SON.
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TIE ATTENTION of HOUSE KEEP
: IRIS aud others are requested to g lot OF fl ae
i3u.'Uce, which has been placed in my store, 10 be
p.ITateiy. An eariy call is solicited. as great
.,-Ealr.e gar be hsd if sales be made within two
,-.-e gaeL 4 TIE lot tmbraces the usual variety.
Among which 70 speadid parior Mirror; ole pair
lva Yearly new; one large side9oard; one hHe
l-us-si- Garnet &C L Il CDUk.
NH Is AuctioDeer.
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Private Rooms ........ % -
Surgical Operation. By ngyeemept with ,ns p1%s
prietors Of tine bellevue HorpiIsl, small ies vi
charged for the operation. VARYING from ssiv In
according 10 its importance The prticgis 10 either
any case may be asGertaned By applica fdeat physi
OF the Attending Surgeons or the Ne
clan. svsl Of the pa
tent. eSON pgTIC0-
Attending surgeons-profs CT
LAS and WELLfOkD. tJCKgR CONWAY
Attending ysiciaRs-Prcfs.
and AecAW; u,.xSUs NICHE. MD.
steward-F "a PARkIS5 n n
Pres'dent-L J0ia desiring 20 send patients
pers9ns IN TIE kdress either the President
10 the tnnI mary, may ah. 10 sly
!, !. !, ! IND RUBlS CHAM
ApASNES.-rhe undo ss5 states and Canada for
ed sole agents for the UnfkcEE VINES OF AessIf.
the sale Of the fffANP3vnaons sur ssarne France.
JACQUES 0oxHIk Co.. at GiSo flls pubic under TIVE
We present Fir ines 9RLE and RUBLS
1 brands psmely: La PEE 81 exquisite nasor ard
The "PERLE" Wine y
| fruity tasts. tabfnet CT ampagHe. OF q
The "kU BISo In 4 fine q u natural 10 The wine
beautiful ruby color, wh.ehN chcieest selectis NJ.
and 10 made from Grapes OF th4upepd. only By
Fer sale at wholesale IN RiehY0DLkf Co,
| " Main st.
l nah Ns-~-~-..s~
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IAWED LATHS. -13U, COO Northern
~ sawed Laths, landing and for sale on sccommo-
dating terms, by
mhS TRUMAN A PARKER
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CgvEn HANDSOME BUILDIsGLOTs

Nv LN II nv HDOBIA DOILDIHd LUIS,
~ gath and 25th streets. Union HiIl at Auction.
Will be sold, noon the premises. or TUESDAY
the 18th dav Of March. commencing a. O'Clock.
z NJ, SEvEN HANDSOME BUILDING Lots,
wishing TO purchase Lots for Building purposes ia
very gen eel netghborhsod, WI uld do we'll tn at
tend this sale Tao Lots front each IS feet ard run
back l2I feet to An alley IA feet wide.
farms: q cash. the balance 1T 4. 8 and IL months,
for negotiable notes. with interest added, and So
cured by trust deed
NH JAS nj TAYLOR j. SONS, Auct'rs.
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GLATE AND METALLIC ROOFING
W JOHN G.. MCMILLAN CO., having had On ex-
periepce of over twenty years in Scotland, and
eight years in this country and Central America,
practical SKATERS and METALLIC R0OFERS, of
fer their services to the citizens Of Richmond and
adjacent cities and country.
When desired. we will use the celebrated BUCK
INGHAM SLATE, which is equal, If net SUPERIOR
to any slate now in use. IL retains its original
color and has been proven that it VIII last double
as long AZ bricks in bulldog; and the price has
been reduced, that are now enabled to CON-
pete with either shingles or tin
Give us call. and We will demonstrate what we
say. "But facts chiles that Wilma ding, and
downa be disIute :
Any kind of EAVES and C0RNICES can be made
by us.
Satisfactory references will be given when desired.
Office on Main street. between sth and 9th, next
to mr. Davies Marble Yard.
Old Roofs n EPAIaED and warranted.
NH 2-lmH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29

New JERSEY JuBGEs--There is simplic'
ity about the following which is quite re-
freshing, and carries one back to antedilu.
yan times
A distinguished member Of the New York
bar was retained on one occasion by friend
also a New Yorker, to attend 10 a complaint
made against him before a New Jersey Jus
tice, for an alleged assault and battery upon
one Of the residents of the "Old Jersey
State"
al appear for the prisoner" said the counV
sellor to the modern DOgherty.
"You abbera for de prisoner, do you; and
who den be you p interrupted the Justice,
eyeing him from head to foot with marked
curiosity. ~ tont knows you; vair be's You
come from and vot s your manner
The counsellor modestly gave his name
and said, 81 am member Of the New York
bar
"Velden,' replied the justice "you gan
bractis in dis here gorti
81 am a counsellor of the Supreme CourI
OF the State of New York, reiterated the at
torney,
''Dat makes noting tifIerent,' said the in.
yeterate justice.
"Well them" said the baflled lawyer
suppose | show to your honor that ! an
counsellor of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States p
at ton't make pit PETER, replied he o
the ermine, you amt counsellor Won d
State Of fNew Jersey, and you CANT bracti
in dish gort -
This decision accounts for the fact tha
New Jersey is not in the United States.
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G. & NJ. RaiI Road Company.

AT the annual election held in Greenvile
on the 10th inst, for the purpose Of electing
Board Of Directors to serve for the ensu-
ing year the following gentlemen were eho'
sen: A J Holder, President, VIM. Gunck-
Ell, Alfred Kitchen, M, Scarf, David Win.
teroud, j. H. Bye, BENZ, Linzee, D. DePuy
and p w. Norris.
We understand o meeting of the Board
and all who feel an interest in the success
of the Road will be beld here in two weeks
From the well known energy and perseyer-
anoe of the new President in particular and
the New Board, we confidently expect some-
thing to be done in a short time, if there il
any possible chance for the success of thii
much desired and greatly needed Road
TCelina Standard.
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win us, from these speeches and we could
give many more oflhc s'same sort did We
deem !, necessary, ihssau "dpeOmprOmising
sboli.ionis.,r ana "Btoiher 1acksoD' par
who vas secfetasy oi he copen-
ton, thereby giving & aid ahd cOihlssl =
Justly entitled to the appellation Of 'Saaipes
rife chrislian," AMI that they All jnstIiy
shs rioloas procsediagsu VI Hmpers FERRY,
and that soun Of them had a guilty knowl.
edge Of the transaction, at least, if not ac'
tualiy aiders and abtters and that broth
er Jackson referred 70 the Senator elect
as belonging to that class Of abolisioni''''
If"Bro.her Jackson stands before the
world as "shrpe's rife christian aud
an advocate Of treason, Il is no fault o.
ours--he must attribute his uuenyiabl'
position tothe NASTY record which be lef
behind him a. Chicago
when Il Is known that we offered "l'ro'h
er Jackson the use of our columns 70 g
himselfrirht, ifho had been misrepresensed
ard that he refused the proaercd oonFtesy
his assertion that our remarks were 'un
hind, and no mark Of gentleman, must
tall with crushing force upon his ow
head. and that truth and himself had lon
since parted company, to The evident adyan
tage and credit ofihe former
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PARMs.

Two HANDSOME and highly improved
i farms lying ABOUT miles north Of the city, 20
acres each. CITY PROPERTY Will be taken In
part payment. ALSO,
24O acres in Hancock County, not far from the
county seat and three fourths Of mile from rail-
road station 100 acres improved balance excellent
timber. Very fine land, aud viii be sold at bar
gain. ALSO,
100 acres one mile north went tof Union City, well
improved; creek running through the eentre-
never falling water, large harn, good bearing Or
ohard, springs, &C.
ALSO, 1885
81 acres In Darke county, part good TIMBER good
land, a No. 1 barn, painted, good house. Si,OOS
down, balance on long time,
ALSO,
Anumber of other farms variously located ard al
very cheap, togetherwith large amount of desira
BILE city propertyof every description.
| iyls CHAS. N. CLARKE, Cd st,
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Conaiot with a sharns,s Ritle.

"Brother Jackson in this mornings
Journal, says we did not give correct res
port Of what he said in the Chicago eonven-
ton, and adds, "tbe fact that it comes from
q democratic paper of this day ought to
condemn its yeracity upon subject like
the one referred to- Tho report referred
to did not say that Brother Jackson JUS
titled the proceedings at Harper's Ferry; it
did say that MIR. Cuppy was an ''uncompro-
missing abolitionist," which the erring BROTH
er admits he did say. OF course, then, the
''veracity of "a democratic paper Of this
day" is triumphantly established, at the
utter sacrifice of the 'Veracity' Of "Brother
Jackson That is no fault Of ours-he
"put his foot in ~ knowingly and wilfully.
We said If Mr. Cuppy, be an "uneompro-
mising abolitionist,p he must shoulder the
reasonable acts of Giddings Il Co., and
we win now give the speeches Of some Of
the leading spirits Of that convention, to
prove our assertion, 'and show what "uncom'
promising" abolitiOnists advocate, None
others are found at such treasonablo gath
erings But to the speeches -,ss
"Brothsr Douglas, Of Chicago also made
speech In favor of Ossawattomie Brown. He di,
perfectly right. The speaker was 10 favor o
shooting the Shareholder, oPPressOrs never Wer'
known TO lay down their power, peacefully. IL,
was In favor Of force; he wanted TO see civil war
he looked for 1.-THE prayed to God for il, and th'
the bsttor for the poor and oppressed slave
lApplause.) a
sfp...h- t....... Ia -. A.. A. -. =, -.
particle Of esnsure upon one connected will
the affair ct Harpers Ferry he wsald Withdras
from the convention, and would not go into an,
convention which would east any such Teaeetioi
upon the purity q uen who would do as the mel
did At HArpeE's Ferry"
Brother Peck Of Obsrln rescue notorisiy, sal
he know, personally, that some Of the men VIII
won't TO HaFper's Ferry we're actuated by revenge
He had soan letter written BY one Of them be
fore he Hent there, which BE- sathed spirit Of Te
Vsnge, and terrible revenge. He knew that tn
man e whom hc referred had prayed tO the Lor
night sfter night TO give him an opportunity
having reveuge upon the frderal government"
'sBrOthsr Lewis Tappanso Of New York, ealle
Brother Peck's attention. 20 The fact that the Hai
psr's Ferry mon were TO be tried for what they ha
done, and that he was farnishiug teitinon
against them. Reporters were present takir
down what be was sayina."
HBrother Peck said that he would step"
"Brother Tappau said that he met Broth
BroVn lOssawateunisl 4 shogt time since al oo
vsntion in N. Y, Wheahs tTiodto obtain arms Al
ammunition 20 carry TO Kansas, a. be Haid. n
convention az not give him arms, but some Of
nembeTs did"
ssnsother - BAasett, Of Washington, d.
took tbs gronnd that the Church should give Il
. ne World, aRa pei tbs world glys lsw % Z
obuTpt.|
Tie reader must sans 20 ths eOnoIuSiO
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BRobERIcKs SENAroR.-It is now stated
that Governor Weller, Of California, will ap-
point Thomas J. Henley his superintsnd-
ant of Indian affairs for the Pacific States,to
Gil the vacancy created by the murder of
Broderick Mr.. Henley is very able man,
an accomplished debater, aud will make an
active and useful Senator. }99 %
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CITY PRoPERTYII

Jefferson sta handsome Lot. West side, below
9Th at. Small Frame upon 1t.
Second At.-HouBe and Lot below Perry, north
a side. House, Two-story Brick
Large aud convenient. Lot6oX200.
Brown st-OppoHite Buckeyes st. Large Brick
House and large Lot. CHEAP.
Brown st.--Corner of Ann. Two atory Double
aa o su. Rrick. House, good Cellar, Well,
Cistern, sc, WIN rGnt to pay 10
N per cent on the investment.
MeDonough at.--Opposite Barr, rwo-BtOFy Frame
House. Lot60xl50,
Fifth st.--Corner Of Montgomery Fine Lot
Small Frame House.
ALSOs
FORTY LOTSl-On the Aillbetween Sd And6th sts.
and a large number ofyaoant Lott
In different parts Of the city. For
tft sale cheap, or 70 exchange forothei
'CHAs. E. CLARKE
af p. Real Estate Agent
Ciegg's Building, 2dat.
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city PrOperty-DesiraBie Resi-
denceI rtrsr

offer for sale on reasonable terms, a
new and handsome residence on % street, be-
low Rerry.ta t'h rf f-i lH fHii
The House 10 large eAndo0mmOdions, with ALT the
modern improvements and oonyenienoesi - timely
located, andin good ghborhood. VIII hesold
cheap, ifapplieation e made soon. ~
~. arT w u ta4 CHAs. n CLARKE,
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