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4 AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE

DICHMOND FLOUR.-The undersigned have
been appointed by the manufacturers, Richmond,
Agents for the sale in this market of the well brands
OF fOur-"TALLlAFERRO' and &c. THORNTON,r and are
prepared to negotiate for entire less quantities
this Flour delivered board vessels at Richmond at
facturer prices this market with the addition usual
charges for freight, &C
supply sufficient fill orders requiring immediate der
ery will be kept hand Warehouses; which we
solicit the attention of shippers
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ETl..:1 hAIUI1o UF NALU-
Rs!ii ABLE LEASEH0LD PROPERTY-We will sell by
eaA. public auction, at the Exchange sale No 10
1855 '' 0N'
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said city the
southwest corner of Cross street and Peach alley, having
front on Cross street of feet and inches and depth of &c
iee subject to an annual ground rent of $7 payable half
yearly Improved by large and handsome onestory COT
IAG having front of about IS feet with four parors and
passage between Them dnngoOm kitchen, bath fixtures,
&c The balance of the ground is laid off in handsome gar
den, well set in fruit trees, vines, flowers, &c.
Terms of sae-Onehaf cash, and the balance in months
with interest. ETHEIINDA ARMSTRONG. and
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BOURBON WHISKEY,
~ IA DISTILLED
C~A
Is IA X E j. A. MILLER,
II N<A PARIS,
~ 59 ~ Bourbon Co., Ky,
Y Having been agents for this justly
Ma EzHzk&8 celebrated Whiskey during the past
~ five years, feel confident in recon-
~ k1r1T mending it pure and genuine arti-
11lLS Gle. A constant supply hand for
sale by POUMAIRAT 4 McCULLY,
40 Light street,
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TURLETT & SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No. 33 NORTH STREET.
Gsfz.E The undersigned having greatly en-
arged their premises aud increased their faciii
extensive stock of every description CARRIAGES finished
in the most elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
jy24-tf "a North straat Ralt;,,o,,.,
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a BENZ WASKEY'S
va EXTENSIVE
IT1 FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROONS
No 3 n. GAY ST.,
and No. As South street, Baltimore,
Has on hand and constantly manufacturing, descrp-
ton Chairs Bedseads Tables Bureaus, Sideboars
Tee Tetes Lounges Cribs Settee Wash and Work Stands
Cradles Feathers Feather Beds Bedding, HAIR Cotton and
lusk Mattresses wholesale and RETAIL prices that
give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your favors.
Vessels and furnished with Mattresses Bedding,
&c at the lowest prices Captains of vessels others will
find it to their advantage buy they may rely on
having their goods packed with care for shipping
Don't forget the numbers, As South street. Red
'front.' and No 3 North Gay street oc2I-tf
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Subtle Sales.
BY LENNON & BROGDEN
BUCHANANS WHARF

1 d. TUESDAY, February LIST, at IL oclock on
Donnes wharf cargo of L. A Johnson consisting of
e1s1sS hhDS. STRICTLY PRIME n. 0. SUGAR.
ioo-. LENNON & BROGDEN,
AI1ntin
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1HEAP FOR CASH.-Lumber, Shingles an
lis and Eastern avenue nl9-H
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The females to until they 30 years of age and the
males until they 35 years age, &C. The sale will take
place without regard TO weather
call the special attention of persons wanting valuable
wants either for the field housewo, the above being
OF the best family of negroes in the State of Maryland
Sale peremptory. Terms cash
ja27-ts 81 Baltimore street
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2uabfr.

I UMBER LUMBER!!
~ NEW NUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT
Retail Yard at No ~ West Falls Avenue ID yard south of
nv . Pratt Street Bridge, Baltimore, Md
the PUBLIC generally large WHITE PINE
hU MEEK consisting of Framing, and all kinds of White
r Wts Also Hemlosk Framing Fencing, and Flooring
&c We prepared furnish wholesale and retail
with dispatch on the most accommodating we get
our Lumber DIRECT from large manufacturing establish
ment.Beaver Mills, Centre county, Pa.
nl9-tf EnW Rid TrRNER & co
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Ngases, kf.. for SaIe am Rknt.

fEM FOR SALE.-A FARM ON THE OLD
iii YORK ROAD. seventeen miles from Baltimore, con.
- tanning 60 acres Of good land, divided into six fields
apple and Peach Orchards The DWELLING is frame, 8
rooTs below and Kitchen with above Swtzer Barn.
Poultry House, &c 1890 ~ ''
TermsHalf cash. balance on time or house in the CITY
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/ IUIlI LIJI11 /! IIIHI!
- From the number of accidents from Fluid Lamps, we
are led suppose that the people do read the papers
they do they will not heed the admonitons real
Trends ny is it that the people mil the Fluid
Lamps and run the risk of losing their lives when they
go up to A. II. REPS establishment and procure Lamp
that cannot be exploded under any circumstances He
makes great fuss about his Lamps they are decidedly
the safest that be used, and
else in this city. For sale by ALFRED H REP,
delft NJ az Raitt;morass e
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RELY No. 81 Exchange Place
THE GREAT WESTERN (IARINE) NSU-
Il RANCE COMPANY
OF NE W YORK
Authorized Capital s5OOOOOO
Cash Capital (already paid n.............. lOOOOO
surplus Fund represented by scrip 560OoO
This Company combines the advantaoes Of the mi xed Man
$50 long and proftaby pactced by the best Life
Companies in Europe blending the desirable security of
large Cash Cdptd with liberal return of the profits
customers.
terms.
RICH'D LATHERs, Prest JNO A. Parker LIST V Pres
DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Sec'y ~ J: +: Cox, I'd do
COLIN MACKENZIE, Agent in Baltimore,
hi1aE nnnrn oil R1il1lir1
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The Canadian Government. etc.

TORONTO July 20.-The different depart
ments OF our government are making active
preparations for their removal 10 QuebeC A
large portion have already gone and others
are about leaving.
Samples of the new wheat are now coniE Z
in from various parts OF Canada West. indi-
The weather is very favorable for the growing
erOnS
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snritie NnNa.

HAMPTON ROADS, y4l--Arrived, brig
c. Billings, from the Caribbean sea, with Guano.
Schr. RoXbury, from Jamaica, with rum,
and rigging gone.
Several coasters are lying here. wind bound.
The sea outside is rolling very heavily.
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Isreclal dispatch to the Richmond nlsratch.

Destructive Fire in Lynchtnrs, va.
LYNCHBo RG, Va, July 2l.--The dwellings
of ID. II. Edley, i. b. Taliaferro. Mrs Henry
Langhorne and VIM. Booller's kitchen, and
three stables, were burnt this evening. Loss
So O. on which there is no insurance, except
on The property Of Mr.. Booker. II.
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fsncnt~Prusxia's Position. &c.. NC.
NEW YORK, July 2i.--The steamship Africa.
from Liverpool on the evening of the eth inst,
arrived here this morning.
Tn the fth inst, Napoleon teiegraphed the
Empress that an armistice had been agreed
upon. to begin ON the sth instant. aud end on
the 18th of August 1t was signed at Villa.
Franco by Hess, for the Austrians, and Vail.
TART for the Allies. Among other stipulations
II provides that all commercial vessels with.
ont distinction of flag, shall be allowed 10 nav
igate the Adriatic nnmolcsied.
The Paris Moniteuy cautions .he public
against misunderstanding the armistice II
says negotiations may be commenced but IL
docs not see how the war can be terminated
The Times believes in peace, SAYING it is well
authenticated that the proposal FOR an armistice
came from France, and indicates good deal Of
moderation IN that power, or great necessi-
ues--it does noi believe that it is the latter
France, 1t thinks, reaps all the benefits from
the armistiec, either way.
The armistice caused much excitement, and
consots al anced y q per cent The Paris
bourse rose 2s. and the other Continental
bourseS rose materially. Austrian funds al
Frankfort, rose 10 per cent
Prior 10 the declaration of the armistice the
Sardlnlans had proceeded vigorously with the
siege OF Peschiera, bat this and ali other
movements had lost interest in the all-absorb-
ing topic.
In The German Federal Diet. Austria pro-
posed to mobilize The Federal Contingent and
request the Prince Regent of Prussia 10 take
the command inchiet
oRYAr uptrA1N
ne seizure of the British ship Laurel, At
baltimore and the coasting trade between
New DIRK and California, Via the Isthmus
had claimed the attention Of the IIouse OF
Commons and the coveru,pont hod ,,rn,n;s,,d
70 make representations on these subjects at
" 1 pS'i'ii s.oh. .,.--,-,,
ne navy estimates had teen introduced, and
go more asked for.
II Is reported that the British mail st.atn
crs have been notified to carry guns arcordin,r
10 their contract
-rh, ~, - ,-,,;.., cum
,,a Us aHl y oalSti -d'nIoi' OF boston, from New
- i'"">' p'u"" loi Lyons, was burnt on the
2Niil OF June. iier crew had reached Liver
pool.
The steamers Europa FuieUD and C'ity Of
Manchester had arrived NJ v5yernnoI
Osc,r linz &c c,rai,,, 80 - S,t.,.,,,
80, ~ - - 0"'N'"' "''H - P'o'hioiiu
Oh liz NtH iiiSt-
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON July 2l.-Mr McLanes dis
patches on Mexican affairs arrived To-day
Their contents are unknown.
The Sloop-of-war Savannah REGIONS the gulf
squadron
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ST. LOUIS. July 21.--Threc negroes on trial
a Marshal. Missouri. yesterday, for murder
and rape. were torcibiy taken from the jail by
a mob who burned one and hung the other
two.
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JVHEW HOW HOT II Ts.-sonss5ia9

INHEW HOW HOT III Is. -Somsthing 70
w cool the over heated person can be found at
40 Main street, in the way of SUMNER CLOTH
ING, and customers have only to describe Whist
they will have, frsm the Georgia uniform 20
complete outfit in order 70 get whatever 10 NODDED.
Alnaca Drap d. Etc, Linen, MarsciIlee and Cash
nerette Coats, Pants and Vests. can b. tound in
abundance Come in, select and buy the articles
most needed. We sell cheap, an order TO make =
clean sweep OF summer stock.
style. economy, comfort. durability. sppsssssee,
taste ease sAaPf r cps AM HULL. no Main -.
I'm 9k SEi ss:: s,; ss u.
!, do, s2,c5: do, do., do. sl.iE kaamannn,s
Candles Per IL f, sefSr SssH f. 90 G
R Rq.ed Mosa.a, a.o Hennsssy London
Ssa7 30. purs old Port. sherry, Madcirs, Slafet
and chaInpagpe Wines al the hest ofanas MwSys
on hand, and At equally low prices. losnesuc u,
s ss,s.. ooosias and pfs'stsFak HvESA6 =
fsm, G,s ire .ad .,r ssss b Leah s;A
CPEClFlc FOR GOVT AND RHEVMAc.
y TISM,-Ths attention OF lsfsone trouo1e4 w.
Enslish Remedy. Reyh0tds' cpsci6cs Hie moee
renaSkakis medicine. - can - csssiaed - MANI
81 our most pfou,i4snt e,tisePs, yne fsss 80 ~
81 mail ans part q u eeanlIy g nHSsSVy Sos
Druxsi.s. eox. Msls e. ~ @: :
pVRCMAsEns % Dsses "a lsss Isss1
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 219 ACRES
u OF WOOD LAND IN HENRIc0 COUNTY.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE Of THE WILLIAMS,
B 81 fS ThE cfTH Or RitHMosbA. COM
missioner appointed by decree Of tho Circuit
Court of the United States for tho Fourth Circuit
and Virginia District, pronounced the list May,
1851 in the case of the Bank Of the United States
at PUBLIC AUCTION, in front of Eenrico Court
House, on MONDAY the. first day Of Ausust; lsee.
N located al aboxs eons1inin ne - AckEs
adjoinins the lands formerly owned by William
Christian, Richard Gaskins and others.
months, for negotiable notes. and title retained
till all the purchase money shall be paid, and con-
yeyance ordered hv the Court
ANDREW JOHNSTON. Com'r.
~ 9-2awt2lJytdtd S. : -
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END OF y MURDERER.-We learn from the
Newark Mercury that on the 18th Of June last,
It German, named Peter Miller, residing in
Walnut street, in Newark, was stabbed at
picnic in ROseville, by some person TO him
unknown, and that four days afterwards he
died from the effects of his wounds. The case
one having any definite knowledge of the cir
cumstauces of the afray; but q searching in
yestigati0n by Coroner Craven revealed GER
tain facts which seemed 10 indicate that the
stabs had been inflicted by one Henry kauf-
man. and the jury accordingly rendered YER
dict that ''the deceased came to his death from
a stab III the abdomen, by q knife or other ill.,
strument i'll the hands of one Henry kauf-
man; and that the said Henry Kaufman did,
willtully and malicously, in1ict such wound
with intent - niure the deceased Kaufman
then fled but turned upa few days ago at
Montreal Canada, where he committed sui
eide last week, by shooting himself He ap-
pears 10 have gone insane with remorse, and
tancled that everybody wanted TO poison him.
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NEW BEDFORD, July 2l.-The ship Atlantic
Capt. Sylvia, which cleared for the Indian
Ocean. has been seized on suspicion of going
on Il slave voyage.
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"VAM ,r NOM, nrpor

This House is open fot. the reception and en-
tertainment Of the travelling public. Persons 90
Healing Springs, get OF the ears 81 this point, and
stage \ to ths aboys places Those who are dssi
by stopping with us until the next morning, vhes1
they can be accommodated with HACKS 70 snJ
point they may wish 70 60. share the public "a
10 11-atAula sF..9 CAUTHORN WARE
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EDUCATION.
MRS. DROOKE,S
IA BOARDING. md DAY SCHOOL
,v For I0uNg LADIES;

~ BOARDINg AND pay SCHOOL
IN THx CRY OF KicHMoND.
The session Of this School win commence on the
st Of October. 1850, and end on the LIST day Of JAY,
An the hrsncle. of female education will Be
fn:nsht, including the Modern Languages. Latin.
competent emf as.ssants have been empoysd
Particular attention will be paid to Che manners
give them the best moral and intellectual culture
Tone half payable in advance-the balance on the
10th OF February, 1907
board -'.-.'.........-... 600 %
ashIng. .--.-............t. 20 %
Ensiish tuition. thigher branches 20 %
Modern Languages, feachl. 20 90
Music. Professor iee..i '"
Use OF instrument. ...-........ 800
Primary Department. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Job. John Randolph g. faekeI,s 6I. 5 H Tucker Rich
+ hanssr las dds1 f. ssa'a eo, Va Hon
James N. Mason, Winchester, Va. Rev. T. "
2s,s R m vs REV. bass Fsx Rs1Sp
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Richmond, Va; Judge H. H.
ha cnsots HI Rs VA s Ss
(. Csbell, University of Va; DR.: R. II; Cabell, Mr..
John Eehos. Union. EH Va. MI o'''' D's'"''
For further informsten; address ,,oovp
jy y-d,,.,o HENRY k kie BRookfV' Va.
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATTE
TMA fENA hA fSH hNb FoSNRkTEHN 81 &
PENDLETON.-The next session Of this School
will commence 10Th September. The Principal re.
turns his grateful thanks to his patrons OF the past
the coming session. This School viii prepare, pu-
Private examinations written and orall will be
held at the close OF the session, and certificates oil
proficiency gwen for thorough knowledge OF any
subject.
AS was done partially during the past session. any
TACTICS, free Qf charge, as an amusement ana
gymnastlc.
Persons should apply early, as the number of pu-
pills is limited. A class commencing Latin will be
formed Terms, as heretofore, 5 40 to $50, payable
half in advance
The Principal proposes to have carried on, in the
same building, school where small boys will be
thorongh!Iy prepared Jor his Sehoo! IN the lower
Ems lish their books and course of study 10 CORES
pond with his larger School,
He has engaged an experienced teacher, and as
the number of scholars will be quite limited in or,
der to thorous III instruction, persons should
engage as soon as possible. Terms SS0-pay able
Refers to- to Mr. r. J. B. Merton Cashier Bank of the
Commonwealth; Mr.. c: B. Williams Sec'y Viz
ena JAMES T. Sg GsS
W: II; RICHARDSON, AdIutant- Generals; Mr.; +. H.
Dibrell: Mr.. VIM. Booth; Mr.; VIM. A. Walters;
DR.. p. H. Anderson, Rev b. GIldersleeye, &c,
jy l3-dIw s. T. PENDLETON.
old DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- , GQ l3NI1 Of FRANKLIN AND 9TH SfS,
will open on the first of October 1852 and close the
Terms for the session, e-half payable first DC
tober 1859, and the remainder the 1bth oi Fehrua~
Primary English department including vocal -, -,
INTERMEDIATES ... do ...... do 1870. 20 90
ancient GniSl and Modern Languages, each - 50 60
Piano, Guitar, Organ, or cultivation Of the O., 10
voice, % % ~ ~ to to - - ~ ~
Board lncIudiqs washing and lights. rs 90
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Mr.. GREELEY MIsTAKEN.--The Tuscara-
was (Ohio) Advocate has letter from the gold
dggings, which says that NJ. Greeley was
humbngged in regard 10 the richness of the
mines. The writer states that he has heard
miners boast that they " fooled " Mr.. Greeley
by Slipping gold dust into their sluice boxes
and dirt,
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Gov. WISE and family, and Chief Justice
ianey, Of the United States Supreqe Court,
nave engaged rooms at the Rockbridge (Va)
Baths, and Will be there next week.
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BY Th0s. w. Keesep, Auct,
tOffIce corner of 18th and Cary streets.

HORSES. MULES. DRAW AND
A~Abe sold. on SATURDAY morning. 23rd,
cnminencng At 10 O'Clock, at the Horse Lot. noar
Work HORSES; two larpe MULES: one very
large brown HORSE; one DRAY and HARNESS.
ALSO.-One MICH COW.
jy2l THOS W. KEESEE. Auct'r.
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TIE WHEAT MARATHON yesterday, the
receipts of new wheat. by the railroads and
river, showed an increase, and on Change
there were about 5000 bushels offered. the
quality of nearly ali Of which was very fine,
and we saw many samples that would exceed
sixty pounds to The bushels. The grain is
plump. and will produce beautiful and rich
-four In consequence of the very light de-
mand at home and abroad, prices have opened
Al low figures, and the tendency here and in
other markets is downward One dollar and
thirty-five cents was all that was offered for
very good white yesterday; red, prime, sold at
Sl.3O.-AlexaBdria (Fa.) GGzettt.
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Departure of the Steamer Asia.

NEW YORK. July 20.-The steamship Asia
sailed at noon, for Liverpool, with I'll passen-
gers and SfG7 0Ub in specie.
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AUCTION 9ALE9.
xuTu4x DAYs.


On THE 2sth JULY, at ii o'clock, we win
or, Hss f, eskss At our regular auction, the o.
" 1900 " Yi n9 state stock.
ie, @S ~ Hichn!cnd City stcek,
loo 9,. as I Alexandra 4. R.spsr cent.
Loo q,angoa Alexandria R. n. 8 per cent.
10 : a,s Of Bank of tho Commonwealth
Persons desiring to- add to the above, can do 20
sale conducted by E. D. J. d RsRo aaes j G2
I AbR aGE. AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
T1o sNYods M sdHN2bss Hats ..h se At aye
and EissI smsra s da yos; Of HATS
The Trade is respectfully requested to attend As
'sTnan who has determined e change business
' y e paper Z. p COOK.
TbnRR lyEE YOUNG MILES.4 SPRING
AauCTIoN-On sATuRDAY, thu asd inst 9e, a. IA u
trsi will sell. at the Horse Lot near the Cen
sn r four Spring Drays and Harness. with Iiceuse
u AI ias ooasancs Of the year. '''''''e
sound ana III Is eream-colored Pony, warranted
2 Two earaess family an!na a"o
- A-s.- -l order. lily 22I L. B. COOK. Anct.
BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
FIRRHSITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO.
IN SEhl ES. he sold at auction. At INV store
mencins nD 20 morning next. the 23d INST com,
Kitchen Fnrotn uoek' large lot OF Household and
repe. cSGi;sooDs.lLawns, Tissue Mouslains. Be-
ac Boots Shoes, Hats Caps and Bonnea, u Sn
cs GnRa1fsccERIEs-whiskey, Gin. Brandy, Soap and
:, AwmSo-FTom gentleman cellar x cask Sher
berry Rrandsse ask od Port Wine; 4 cask Black
jyas xIEx.D NoTT, Auo..
tOKSES, HORSES.-Ilwill sell at auctior
at the Horse Lot, opposite the Central nenn.
sG yoans M Ne rs 9s sns efmmsn
H ESSssssfTs Furniture w AGGN hand
BY. H. Digges, Anct.
a IunnTpa sGS a., PAIR OF WEL1-MATCHED
be sold on sAr RHbbE d fSe sd a l,
near the Central Depot, commencing at 10 O clo r
pair welNm nIa Horses Years Old
Cows and Calves; Hack and Harness. newlv
panied y te several Saddle and Work Horses '"'
RY VIRTUE of a Deed of Trust executed to me
y on the 9TH day of April. 1889. by H. " Cravas
Which deed is duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Hanover County Court ] shall proceed, at the re-
fuest % the beneficiary IN said deed. to SELL on the
Dan psgo. on the yTsns Central Railroad on
eTty mentioned IN said decd. consisting of two
me Horses, Agricultural Implements, Household
ana Kitchen FURNITURE, commencing at the hour Of
l. O'Clock A. NJ. Terms cash, WV N'"' VI
Jy2 ]. 7. SUTTON. JR., Trustee
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALF.-Will be sold
l. on SATURDAY. the Esd of July. 1889, at 5
o'clock P NJ. on I'd street, opposite Shockos Hill
Burning Ground, at the house occupied by John
Sullivan, one PLANK PORCH, and one PLANK
FENCE. to satisfy distress warrant in favor of I.
A: Goddin VS.. John Sullivan.
Terms-Cash. F. BUTLER
~ 22-2t H. C. G.. r.
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rUTUxr DlYy.
~ 0sddfn & Aypsrsen, Auees.

~ OSddin Z AVpsFseng Auetss "a.
AhgE AND pESlRADLY LOCA1E9
sfr,E narrAIE DWELLING, on TME MOkTH
TIT Eks9ENf S sFk hhEHTwh T3RF s4EH 1G
iss gS.-M ~ be sold on TUESDAY, the NH July,
The vsd nsssip', ss;,sss b b
fHpGve, nov n the ceenpsncy OF Juixe Jsasos D..
e now Is sn Ins pwslirS i aos only aTss. us
sions i2r : barre family Indeed. TIA Hr,nss e
Z ss, tnan Isf bulk .sr t. IIss IL ot HINTS
iocation Of the property q In verv Ics.s5 80
improving part Of tho cify. - 800
Esksns;Cone- fourth cash; balance q q, Il ana "A
cured BY 2 trust deed. By request Of tho fT1stsSs
Messrs. Joseph 8. Wing field and Henry W. WIZ
field. 1}OD6fN1 APP ~ or ms
jy 10 inef;o~.s..
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nRGANDIE AND BEREGE ROBES
OBarsains win DO offered in Organdle and ~ ne,
rege Robes, of swa or three a9unces % Scse me"
- unos NoH Main street.