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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
D JIa. n. TAYLOR 1 SON, Axsa6ssev,

EOUR BOUSKS AND LOTS. AND FOun
II yAOANT LOTS. ON l7TH AND NAE
SHALL STREETS, AT AUtTION.-We
VIII sell, upon the premises, on FRIDAY. She
p. T.. four Hon sss and Lots, and four Va
cant Lots adjoining, located a. above,
1st. Two Brick Tonemsnts on the west side
Of i7tn. bstvssa ulay and narshall streets,
now econpled ~ eeod tenants at fAir rents.
Also, o vAcGnt Lot et the corner Of nth
and Aarshall streets, fronting aboat % feet
and running back l07 feet.
md. Two Framed Tenements on the South
side OF CLAY, botWo0n i5th and 18th streets.
The lots ffpnt - feet each and run back lss
feet.
Also, three vacant Lots imm sdiatsly ad-
joining. fFontins Is ssst and running back Ice
This property is desirable tor residences or
bnainc.s stands. boing contigaous to the ytr-
narkst, and adjoins the residence OF Dir. Jno.
Tssns-Ons.third cash the balance at 9
and n months. for negotiable notes, with in
purchaser to pay the taxes and insurance for
1869: JAS. n. TAYLOR 1 SON,
NH ~ Auctioneers.
nNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY BEAU.
ATrPua ~. TF y BUIMDING II11 t LOTS U0NTIdU:
AUCT1ON.-We Will sell. upon the premi.
ses, ca TUESDAY, tho 9Th day Of Apri!, com.
mencins ct O'Clock p. H., l30 beautiful build.
Ing Lots lying sast ef ana cuntiguous 70, the ely
Of Richmond, on tho road from l7th street to the
Meohaniceville Turnpike, ,apA nom any portion Of
which there 10 . ans view lof the city. This sale
presents rare opportunity for . profitable In.
vesenant a. well a. 70 Persons desiring lots for
boidins purposes.
Pescns desiring to purchase, are respectfully
asked to view the property before the day ofsale,
plat OF which may Be aeen at the ofaes Of the
auctlonsers. II desired. the property will be sold
In squares or lots.
TERMS. Ono half cesh;lthe balancc at 0and II
months, for negotiable notes, with intefeDt addsd
secured by trust dssda
JAANE II. TAYLOR + SON,
mn - AuctioneeeS.
AL6O-A beautiful suburban Lot, of the 120
lots on Burton Hnl advertised By us for sale on
Tuesday, eth April 10 one Of i've acres, rich aoil,
2 beautfol elevation and view Of Richmond, at
the end Of 18th street. having . grove Of cedar
trees on the road leading to Hschanicsville Turn.
pike, running bsck 70 . spring branch Of pure
water, making o. very desirsble grazing lot or
market garden. J. n. 4 SON.
POSTPO PONEMENT-ln consequence Of
the 1ncleme weather the above sale IA post.
Poned to MONDAY, the l4th inst, commenc.
apo J. M, +. & SON.
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FUTURE DAY.
b. RIOS. ". kE.SEE, A.a.
romeo corner Of 18th aud OAry ste. I

A8GBoSAIB OF FURNlTURE, re-. AT
IL ASHLAND. HAEovxk OoUsfY.-fhs Gov.
military hcspi tai the Ashland Hotel and all
ths bai1dings connected with it, ali the Fur.
niturs Of evsry kind contained In them, Qu-
cludiDs very iarEs number Of Beds, Bed.
steads and. Bedding, Or0ckery and Glass.
WARE, Table and Kitchen Furniturs,) also, the
suppiiss Of Groceries and Provisions In store,
VIII b sold ct auction on the promises, On
TRlDAY, the llth Of April. commencing -
Also-Ons good Mule, Cart and Harness,
several COWS, and . number Of Hogs, will be
sold At the same time and on the same terms.
The sale ps esents to those desiring them .
rare chance Of procuring many articles now
scar CO, or not to be procured elsev here.
Sale conducted by THOS. W. KEESE6,
ap8-td Auctioneer.
TXTHNslVN STOLK SALE or HiNA.
H GLASS, EARTHENWAkB HOUSE FUR,
NIsHN0 AND FANOY GOODS. AT AUC.
Offer At auction on TUESDAY, the 18th April,
without reserve, ocr eru stock Of Goods. most
OF which wsrs Imported direct from Europe be-
fore the war and to which the attention Of dsals O.
hotel and hoasekespsrs II particularly invited -
We specify In part
Rich and elegant Dinner and Tea Ssrvioea
Dessert Sets, Toilet Sets.
China, Parlan and Terra Gotta PitchsrA
Rich China and Bohemian Vases.
. Toilet Bottles, Jewel Boxea
Bronze ana Pafian 6taiuary.
Oh Paintipgs, rich Gu, 0;ass Doeentara
Wine Rottles. 0ohlets.
Ohampagues and Wines, 0laas Pitchers.
yelles, Preserve DAhes Bowls.
Sa!vers, salts.
And . large and varied assortment of
Gut and Moulded Glassware.
Silver. Plated Waters, Oastoss.
JAKE bee1etss Tea Bets, Ookse Uras.
k1tcneret butter Plstes
Rapier Aachee aud Jspapnsd Waters, h sets
ana separate pieces.
Bread Trays. Work Boxes.
Br0nSe CLOCKS, ono 4 Wasiui6ceot U-dsy
Clock + the best quality.
aan Lamps, 0as Fixtures.
d.. mn,S.s ia s..N.,a -. =" M:, Ms., maaosany.
.;t -" A' "A's' !" Use'
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s.cs.I..no.. .-h.~";, L., .u.s.o,e .oI 1t's aIo
s.t;.I.e SH M.uy sG'uaoio stsP.s
Al. hn.,,. ~ ,s,s ~ cioss oaL Pses
res..v. ~ ''~S~ VIA 70 '"i" "''"o"'
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~;Ii hs oS.-sS =. et. 81. o LIN aar 0oOos
hon.eks.n.rs nh 80, s.ss SosS ".4.a a.ao
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BY. RICHARD cAUrHoRN, Aseetox.er.

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES. &o.,
L. AT AUOTION.-- On FRIDAY, Il,h in
ant, at 10 O'Clock A. T., at my store, will
sell at auction lot Of Dry Goods and Oloth.
ing, consisting Of 0inghams, Sattinets, tot i.
ton Velvet, Ribbons, fine assor ,ment; q Va.
riety of Fancy Trimmings, suitable for mil.
liners and mantua. makers; 90 dozen Of wool.
en- and cotton Hosiery, assorted qualities;
Hendkerchiefs. Linen Bosom Shir,s, Under
ShirD, Frock Goats, Pants, Buttons, Braids,
together with many other articles. Also.
Mons and Boys Brcgans, Oongress Caters,
India ubbsr Shoes, Women's Slippers, Bus.
kins, &C., SO.
TlRHs-Oaeh. 3. CAUTHORN.
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By REDWOOD 4 KRACH, lucsioneeTs,
(M Main Street,
GALE OF ONE. HALF OF SCHOONER
- WIN. E. TURQUSON AT AUCTION -
BY request Of the parties concerned, we viii l
sell az public auc tion. on MONDAY, l4th
day Of April, 1882, at4 O'Clock p. H., at the
foot Of 18th street, on the Dock, one.half OF
the Schooner WM. T. FUR0USCN. Also,
at the same time one ANCHOR.
REDWOOD d KEAOH,
apo Aucsiopeefs.
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Al EXPLANATION OF ZEE A11AIB A. UBIoD
CRY, TszN.-Capt. !. 8. Whitmoze sends 70
the Mem phis AvelaseAs thstoiloWing explains
tion Of the AFFAIR at Upion City, Tsnn.:
Was at breakfast, when the enemy, WITH
their whole force-conststing Of cavalry. or.
tiilery and isfantry-msds their appearance.
Cho road leading to the city vas 70 b p1ckotoA
done. No report was made 70 OoL Picnets OF
the advance Of the enemy. The 1rst i1tma-
ton he had the enemy . battery Was planted
within one hundred yards Of his haadQ uartoso
and acting a. general quartsrmaster. Whse
Ne saw his condition, As dispatched three
messengers t. his command % form % IT,
depot and make resiatapcs; u possible; e
not. to take thscars. To GET to h1s command
i was infornsd by lasjor Cole ana IieaS
Porter there W0s NO use in going. q ~ yNGl.
msnt lad gone to hslli
The 1oress Of the enemy consisted Of AeaS
rsgtments OF infaptsy and two bsstalions oe
Who'll. force did not sxcssd sieAt 70 niss h1a-
dr>d elective men. The enemy tnnedjatelY
opened nrs ON our camps and caye. Ne ~.
turA made BY us. Oar loss b ATTY taken
pieke.. under e:mnand q Lisst: Oels1ea.
including Lieut.. fits, and abons Afty Aoeeoo
no arms, and but few of the vueooa Pro.
visions Lost valued at shout %. 90, aAA but
little ammunition. The sneny 1ss1eye1
great demonstrations Of 10y.
Col. Ttlgama4 displayed great eooanses
and bravery, and Won The esteem Of tno foa1s
ment. Col. Jaekson hAA command Of IL
c4valry. by order q Ca. Polk.
tsn miles from Onion Oity. Thsy weao y1s.
sasd b. the ensmy abo1t tAIoe niIea. Uol.
Pickett aent ecoutD - OoGoes,o. lnn1fnR -
enemy might nank then at tAas pelns.
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hEDST VALUABLE BRICK xHsIDNNOB,
lyl Cd THE NORTH 6ID1 OF MAIN, BETwEDN
1sT AND ADAMS HTREkTs FOR 6ALI, AND THE
VALUABLE PRIVATE hEsIDENCR AT THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF MAIN AND lsT afRRYTs, AT
AUcfIOa We will sau upon the pf swises On
MONDAY, the fist day Of April, commencing
st Il o'clock p II the very valuable private
Resiaeacs located On the Norih side Of Main hs
tween lat and Foushee sts, now In the ocouoan.
cy Of Il. H. Dibfell, Esq. II contains IL large
rooms, With ciosssa bathhouse, hot and cold va
ter, ga and wafer through the entire building,
together with large Brick Kitchen, containing 1
rooms also, q Brick Stable, Carriage. House,
Smoke House. aGa other buildings. This house
IL admirably arranged for the accommodation of
largeA Gsed family, end IL In excellent order It 10
located In Q very desirable neighb0rhood and con.
vsnient to busin sSs. The lot feonts IS feet and
extends back l65 feet TO wids, paved alley.
ALSO
A vA'Lable BDNDING LOT adicining on the
East, having the same front and depth. Il n well
set with the ehoieest Fruit TreesI Grapes, 10.
n lLimedialsly after the above, will be sold
the largo BR,OK R1SIDENOH located ct the
NortheAh interssction Of Main and lat streets,
adjoiniaI the rssldence Of Theodrlck Robertson
Esq., Aid now In the occupancy Of kr. Edwin
Oibrell. Il con tains about 10 Rooms, and hes ct.
tachsd large Brick Kitchen. The lot fronts
about 10 feet and runs back 160 feet on Let street
TERAs .-One-third cash balance at and II
mopths, i0f negotiable notes, Interest added, and
secured By trust deeds Taxes and insuranee fos
1S62 10 b paad By purchaeer OF purchas asers.
JAS. II. TAYLOR &.6ON,
nh = Auetioneers.
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>ss->~.-->-.r-se.-.><
1OTORR DAY0
1y 00DDLN . APPRRsoM. I.eses4ea.


T VALUABLE FARM CALLED
%DAn HnL." TnARn ABD 4 HAL1
AnI i.ss SAsr o. Klonnosp. CosfAIsIHa sse
MMcnns To9a1HM WIZ PRAsosAi HysDcfs
a.est Of Charles q. Norris, Esq., We shsll
DAT. the 9th April, lesi. st Il o'clook 4 H.,
ssn,ss Is :sr... % sajolnias *. lands q 'la. D1.
VIM. A. Ohrist1an, DR.. John n. frisnd, and
Dol. Shsrwtn Mclas. The impsevsnents
ccrslgt OF . dwelling. oontataing ave rooms,
other out. buildings. About loo acres In high
land. well Set in clover; about loo acres n
pine and OAK wood; Of original growth, which
Eii yield: II I. :Msid. M about 90 cords Per acre.
low grounae, on which about 100 b1sheis
winter oats have bson seeded. The location
ts a very healthy one, and the nsighborhood
sale Of the land. sll the personal sRects On
the same will be sold, consisting Of corn, fod.
DER. shuces: straw, wagons. carts, mules.
horses, and farming Implements. Possoesion
TnRMs.-For tho real estate, -third
cash; balance at I and 3 ysars, for 0onds.
bearing interest, secured by . trust deed.
For the psrsonal effects, all sums under 0loo
approved endorsed negotiable paper
GODDIN q APPERSON.
mn ~ Austioneers.
p. SIN consequence OF the rain the above
sale was, Tor the present, t0dennttely post.
poned. The Farm can be treated for At pri.
vate sale.
ap9-6t q & A., Aucts.
TWO MOST VALUABLE STORES AMI
UwALLIHds on fHl BoUTH SIDE OF BRoAD,
D4TwIEH THlAD AHD FOuRfH STR1Drs, 1oR SALB
At AUCTION. N.-Will be sold at auction, ON the
premises, ON TUESDAY, the 6th april 1883,
at q O'Clock p. IA, those two remarkably
we'll built and admirably well arranged
granite and iron front tenements located a.
above, one Of which 10 now in the occupauc
Of Mr.. Thomas u. Quarlss, and the other re.
Gently in the occupancy OF Msssrs. Crenshaw.
Quarles 4 10.
The tenement occupied by mr.. Quarles 10 a
very large one, and 10 not only admirably
well adapted 70 Dry Goods Ht0re, but the
upper part II among the most convenient and
we'll arranged for the aecommo datton Of q
large family to be found on Broad street.
The tenement recently occupied by Aeasrs.
Orenshaw, Quarles GO. II generally CON.
cedsd to b the fiosst Dry Goods Store in this
city.
TIxAs-One.t third cash; balance at one and
two years, for negotiable notes, Nntsrest nay.
able half -ysarly,) secured by q trust deed.
with privilege 70 tho purchaser TO anticipots
the credit payment. The taxes and insu.
rance Tor 1852 TO be paid by the purchasers.
GODDIN l. APPEkSON,
NH 81 Auctioneers.
r. SIN consequence of the rain the above
sale was postponed to SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON next. the 18th Of April ue63, at same
hour. Ap91 q. & A.
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BOARn1lN&.


ID AgentIeman and his wife
can be accommodated with BUk RID and an
elegantly furn ishsd from: Room, lower fioor,
with small room attached, in q private
family, on Church Hill, beyond the corpora
ton line. Reference given and required.
Address &c. o." at this o1fcs ap S-Sts
% A h N q
Two very elegant rooms, will board, suita.
BILE for 8 family without children, csn be had
in private family. The situation is one Of
the hest In the city, being but few moments'
walk OF the Capitol. Also, a front basement
room for Doctors ONCE, with board. Ad.
dress "B. D." At this office. ap4-st*
ID D A r - NG.
A family and several single persons can be 90
commocated with HOAkO and very plsassnt
furnish ed rooms. by making application st resi-.
denee on Church Hill, Asrshall street, between
25th and Goth. an 9-2t*
|-BoARD1Na'
The Misses MURRAY.
ON kaia street, above 7th,
have several spare ROOMS.
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HOUsE with FURNITURE.
Furniture. within q few minutes walk Of the
Capitol, will bs rented for six montns Ap.
pets 18th st.. near Excaa nse Hots
Z. ..OK BALE Oh RENT- =
d Je.arsville. Amelia eouosy, ferty. three miles
from Richmond, on the Richmond and Danvilss
Railroad. The house has seven rooms, . large
store and cellar, and 10 good stand for country
.p7-7r A. d. ATWOOD. Agent.
IN OR ENT-A LARGE DWELLING
we'll EuRNISHED.-Att the request OF
tie present tsnant We are authorized TO RENT,
Tor three or ten months. the large and hand
somely located RESIDENCE on the west
side Of 9Th, near to Leigh street, recently &C.
cApied BY Dol. Edm. Font ntaine, together with
all the Enrnttore Il eretn, OF superior quality.
Apply to GODD1N 4 AFPERsON.
EE,,, >, ,,... 49,. 4 ruaMsHaD HOUSE.
Next door 70 the Af.i.an Church.
Terms moderate. ap 1-6ts
EOR RENT-
.itustsd ON assh street. Union Hili. contain.
ssesion had immediately.
OLOPTON Z LYME, Agents
ap4-ts For Renting ont HOUSES. &c.
NOR RENT -Tns T711@E .r17Ra71Hi
II FA0TOAY. next "a Mayn,s wsrchnrss
On the DOCK. For furthsr nsrticriars ami
ma ss-t: s sSwARD MAYO.
s ass:: Ss.:0a s.: 81 Fs::::! !!
mi 10 M MAuny 4 nn
--=SS
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HON IRON
Swedes and Peru Hammered Iron,
Eng'h Rea and Oomm'n Eng'h
Nail Rod and Horoeshoe
-ALSO-
Old Dominion Nails, assorted sises.
.ps-s. 1Gs EDWIN 51si Y SYwoRrHAx q 40.
- HoRsH OHBsTAUTR
4 small lot Of the sbov4 Tx1HS Just reoeivsd
from Gtaunt6n, and for sale low.
i an stu selling my stock at reduced 1eiess,
and shan soh'inas to DO 70 i1r so%s aTs aT:.
sp6-Ns Wss4ham Plank .ROaA.
As'r Q'1GAsTsa's O11Ios,
bao0n's Quarter Branch
nERsons HIRIuo s4Avss u 10; . hi. S.-
partmsnt will call on the nrst Of each
month and collect their hire.
aps-tapls Oapt. and 4. Q Q.rmastsr.
CFHINH Is COMING II reepectfuIiy
y call the attention Of the ladies to the
TACT that have lately enlarged my stock and
essortmsnt Of goods. among which ars Ra
chss Bennett Silks. plain and checked; Illu.
sions. black and white; and q large assor.
mens Of Velvet and Bonnet Ribbons, TO-.
gsthsr with q number Of articles not strictly
In the Millinery line; ell OF which can b sssn
at NO 100 Broad street.
ap 2-lms Miss " A. TkMPLEHAN.
TIIkt3INIA IND TENNESSEE RAlL.
1OAD.-P1OPosALs H0A H10no OxoTn.
re will b reeeived unttl the 10Th inst. for
Linen Ol0thipg for the negroes empl< ys6
on this yoxd, viz: lido patfs Linen Partss
1,1OO Cotton Shirts. Addysss the unosrs
Thus. DODAMeAD,
6D1-td 0onsl &uppt.
.OI''01a us1ros,as
InAUTIruLLY.
xIN0 : SONS.
0oonrora 0s1n etToo4,
apl-lms ~ Near the 0poteWoof.
NOTTUM AMI TONAuUO MAUHlNIbY
III rob DALx -A lot Of seooua.hanA Ooes
III MAaAlnssye enAelsting ot Willows, H1ek.
-. oappasss HoSo Eaellns, Tin Oana. -.
Ao.s Acompjete eet q 1yessaa, 0achfnosys
O. p I ssd q sse6 49,: 3 1s - - -
313lS 8 =. 0IsAU0HTIk
nA1-1us 1Iedegse1noesu, ya.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE -nIy Improvements at the OLUS-
IN TER SPRINGS, In tho county Of Hall.
fax, Va, six miles south Of Boston Depot. on
the Richmond and Danvilie Railroad, are
now open for the reception OF company. Pre-.
payment OF go per month will be required.
Children under ten years aud servants half
price. HENRY EASLEY.
ap o--<w
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TNHE VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS
i "OAKLAND," In the county Of Hen.
RICO, lying ON the Ohickahominy river, 10
miles North Of Richmond. On the Riohmond,
SALE AT AUOTION.-Ths subscriber viii
eel, at public auction, ON WEDNESDAY,
the eth day Of April, 1862, upon the premises.
commencing at u O'Clock NJ that most valu.
Oakland" containing about $50 acres, lying
on the Chickahominy river, 10 miles North
OF the city OF Rlchmond. This farm presents
many facilities that make 1t very desirable
II Is bounded ON the west by the r. F. and
y. Railroad, on the north and east by the
Ohickahominy river, on the South by the
land OF John B. Ryall and others. The
Richmond and Charlottesville plank.road
FROM the wood land. There are about 400
acres cleared, the balance heavily Wooded
This estate il under high state Of improve.
meEt and cultivation, and has been recently
Wen manurec and lined; well enclosed In 1ve
fields, with plank fence. Tho buildings are
large and spacious. The dwelling IL ample
Tor the accommodation Of a large family
The barns, stables and out.houses arc mostly
water In the yard; 9 or 10 never. failing
springs on ths place; besides being watered
BY the Chickahominy for long distance -
Adjoining this estate there IL good grist and
various kinds on tho place. 1t 10 proverbial
tor being healthy, and the neighborhood Is
excellent. It has tprn.out, and adjoining
is o smith's shop. To appreciate this estate
IL - only nsces:ary to view 1t. and thoee who
may desire to do 90 are invited to examine
the premises. MJ son, residing on the farm,
WILL take pleasure in showing IL. offer tnis
valuable estate for no other reason than that
my business engagements In the city require
my whole time and attsn tiOn.
TRRks -Ons-fourth cash; the emainder at
l and years, for ne gotiable notes. with
Interest added, and secured by a trust deed
The taxes and insurance for l862 to be paid
by the purchaser.
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
r. 6-Ths property can be treated tor pri.
VAtsly.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Sox, Aucts. NH 2e
POSTPONEMENT.- consequences Of the
tAreatsntng aspect OF the weather, and the
inability on the part Of Mr.. Taylor in SO.
curin 8 q car for the accommOd alton Of bid.
ders, lowing to the h envy transportation of
troops,) the above sale 10 postponed until
THURSDAY, the 18th inst. com msncing at
the same hour.
ape ]. NJ. r. & SON.
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Miscellaneous Items.
The following items We gather from va
fious sources:

Miscellaneous Items.
The following items We gather from va.
fions sources:
n1mADKADL1 MURDBa.
We learn from the Jonssboro' Usiss that
the wife Of Lewis Oates was killed recently
In Garter county. Tenn, By one Powsll
Phillips. undsr the following sxsraordinary
circumstances
PHILIPPE wss going to ~ Miss Britt. Who
lived with Mrs. Gate, who u her aistsr. Te
annoy the young man. Ars. Oates pnt On
men, clothing. and pEessnded 70 - coarting
~ much that hs drew . pistol ana nred il,
taktog Rect upon the breast OF 1ays. CAso
who lived bat twenty MINI after beipG
shot. This 10 the aamD Rhiilips who, some
Of his head, which almost proved fatal.
co1sos sosDs
The Assusss lsa } raosery Aas followed
he Macon factories. and Axed The prlcco 81
their cotton GOods u ratss below what cor "a
have been ext0rte0 from the noeeaoitiea of
T.: psoS',. ss'. ii. 4 ess = ..ss :.so sass
pledge tAsmseivss not - shA4ae q resali 49,
tnan Two cen0 pr yard 0vee tAe vAolesaie
prices tAey pay the factory. TAis a1bfds ~
nesena.s 1A.r proas aos Ais nms and lAlor
and e1penepss And pfoteosD the pahlto eroa
speeulAtoA On tAstr neceo1ltisa.
PAe4easD SAx on oerfes.
y = ssetxa tAAt 0evraof Arovn wfll
Ga e lesya Aex of ~ pr h4ls o al leossoA
saieeo u lhet Atato Ne lgeaeas year, aad q
~ aotsoA does not paI Ne tax, Aat otAeg
prolsEsy OF ~ plansss - spaA - thas pa1-.
- .
1snume ~ Tnn ngnAMnn aA1enn
( THoW TIE Do1eton 161nenuA - 9nn IN
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I'D - HAnoR and AInu
nO11Is'S poekstors,
ann4 n Mia Olgooe,
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~ Immediately after the above sale. will
BE- soda large lot OF GROUND, ON the north
side OF Westham Plank. road, fronting l70&
feet, and running back on the east line Of
Park street ITS feet, to an alley 20 feet wide.
It will be divided into lots OF the usual front
sizs. J. N. T SON.
apo Auctioneers.
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OeTsos PLAs11ss "A cosranponAsat ef -
sayannaA AVsbAssA. writing fspn WaAAise-
ton 0a.s April "a, says; =
.'Oar plantsrs had . naatiDg yeeaHnns.
which Was largely attshdeds an4 thA0 49,.
tmously resolved an0 plGdeed sAanassyeo -
Fey ,- . ~ rss ss'j js:s SO ssS s.
domestic consunptton. and plant m 49,
iaadsiA grain. Oaf psoQae 90 6es9nns1
s.ssgP E ssRPsss s,.., =: -, Az aaa vA1 -
4 letter dsssa ralSotsaa. O..
.Ws AaA glosioas nestine hao yosoas.
day On cotton paAASAne. SeSoeaf q -
largest plantase w1ll Ac1 planS 60. snsSe
hen, major J. n. Wation. 80 - - r.
sas naeit q piaAti1G 80 ailse q eo16oa-
Nssrcy, apA n. J. Oanfss. Iao - lSn6G1s
tnere VIII b 30 acsss of cottea Daan0e1 No.
county. Wehave cavalry eo1peng - -.
go: =. e s.:ns ses nss..!p.'as = veasA hss
The es1dsssvills easetaa says;
eve are traly gsauosd - - anae . s1n1a
tAat % far ~ - eaa ianx1-AnA ~ hoND
made u our bsstaess - nqulro-a loRGD -
1ortsy g ne q pl..ssrs 2. 8 g. wasnaaessa soeAQ
The saas. we bslieyes MAy Aiso - I'll e
JoAnsoa county.
eeeAlen Rssels .-At A aeesaoa -
1las1a.. 49, pssSsf 60. n1iiy - S1R
cora 4osme ~: - Defaes ~ Wl6n1 II
g - E q . - -: GO ss Sslsl 90
nAnAs : olaA1lai - 90 ~ ST
Als = - Ao9e1 11t - eoNnlk
lssse = 49, - Z y 3! y 3
- - lea -
sa1ee. - - y - y
eoaIrst1slSn, - 1ose - -
=. 80. smnnolD V111 r. IN