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sYps, viii ieicrcnoe- TO GAMBLING Z BARTON,
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200 CASH IN HAND FOR ONE YEAR

v OOsubstitutes SsyJ cash tor ye.gr sutsti-
tutes good men wanted this day. Choice Of Iegi-
Clark, cor. bowery end Canal 81 under Citizens
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TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-50O, 900
i lbs of tie apoye wanted, for which he highest
cash pF.es win be pad By &. CRAskE, ISL wllliAIG
-trset, Wv
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DENTS SIasS.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER 80 TO
"A Il On gold, $40 to 80 partial .etr, rolt, -,
sINC., II per tooth. Teeth extracted without p-ia,
cleaned. whitened, filed with goid sni her NJ
ings; jU cts and waiIantel, by Dr. IA. NlLLEEs, ~
BoDo.y, opposite the old lheate. 3id
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETh-PA1EN1ED
' n Paris. full set, from ~ and upwgrds. War
ranted lor 10 years Dg. AIChAl ID, French Dcntllt,
81 Ave Z, lear 4th st, 5J2
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAY.


II ARGE AND.ATTRACTIvE SALE
ALL OF TIE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF
TIE BALLARD HOUSE, IN THE CITY OIL
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The proprietors of this noted establishment, in
tending to close the BALLARD HOUSE. will offel
for sale on THURSDAY, the LIST day OF September
land continuing every day until the is disposed
Of at 10 o'clock, the whole of the PARIOR, CHAM.
Der, DINiNG-RoOM FURNITURE, &c.
The style manufacture and condition of the above
are of the most desirable character, the estab-
shment has been only recently furnished, and with
the greatest caresand best judgment
In the Parlor will be found Rosewood Suites ot
Furniture including
Tet6-a-tete Sofas,
ParlOr and Arm Chairs,
2 superb Rosewood Etagres, with marble tops,
Elegant MirIor-plnelled doors,
Handsome reception Chairs,
Splendid Brussels Carpets, &c.
very excellent Rosewood PIANO. shy Nunns &
Clarke, very Ene tone and make
The entire furniture OF one hundred Chambers,
embracing Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Cham
Der Suites, including
II Handsome WardrObes
Cabinets, with oval mirrors. entire marble
slabs,
Washstands, marble slabs,
Centre Tables, marble slabs,
Sofas, Arm Chairs,
Reception Chairs, &c,
Elegant Toilet Chamber Sets,
Very superior Hair and Shuek Mattresses,
Feather BOlsters and Pillows,
Excellent MaTSellleS COunterpaneS
Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Slips, &c
BRUSSELS Carpets III all the chambers.
In the Dining Room there are
- handsome Mahogany Extension Tables,
Maple Cane-Seat Chairs,
Handsome Casters, Chatting Dishes,
Dinner Knives,
Plated Forks, Spoons.
An assortment Of CrOckery, such as
Dishes, Plates, Tureens
Cups and Saucers, &c
In Kitchen Furniture
A variety of valuable Cooking Utensils, &c.
ALSO,
Hotel Omnlbus5e5,
Baggage Wagons,
sets Harness, in prime order.
The whole of the above offers rare invitation to
parties Of enterprise who wislrto make profitable
investment by purchasing the entire outfit with Il
view of re-Opening a house widely and favorably
known. To private persons, chance seldom offered
Is here presented for supplying themselves from
very large, valuable and well-assorted stock of good
Furniture, such as other house can supply.
j. G. TALIAEERRO Il co,
Projectors
Sale made by E. b. Cook, Auctloneer
The above sale will be resumed on TUESDAY
MORNING, the 9th instant at 10 O'clock. se5
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond August g. 1854 J
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ERTEnNEss

GERTIFICATESO OF INDEBTEDNESS
" BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION-By
the fourteenth section of the act to reduce the cur
rency, approved February H. 1864, the Secretary of
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above certi
fcates payable two years after the ratification of
treaty OF peace with the United States. They can
not be sold but only to be issued to such credi
tors OF the Government willing to receive the
same IN payment OF their demands. They must also
be gwen at par, though free from tax alton.
The attention Of purchasing agents and disburs-
ing officers OF the Government is called TO this class
ofpubiic securities as Offering peculiar advantages
10 those from whom the supplies of the Government
are bought and to facilitate the use of them checks
drawn by disbursing officers upon the depositaries
holding these funds, and marked across the. face
payable III certificates OF Indebtedness" will be
paid IN conformity Herewith.
Depositanes are hereby authorized and required
TO comply with this regulation, and to make appl-
cation to the Register for supplies of certificates
required. Signed Ct A TRENHOLM
au 22-ts Secretary of Treasury.
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BY Williams q Norlleet, AuCtoneers
Conner of Thirteenth and Main Streets
N'E WILL SELL ONWEDNESDAY.
w the 1th instant, at our auction house. cor
Hcr Thirteenth and Nam streets,
1000 yar!s Sheeps-grey Fun Cloth, 3-4 10 ia
10 pieces hue Black Alpaca,
10 bales Alamance Stripes and Checks,
10 bales Pad Cotton Yarns
dozen Soft Felt Hats,
dozen Cloth Caps,
10 dozen Horseskins, beautifully dressed
10 dozen GOatskns, cork finish,
10 dozen do, UnAmeei finish
10 dozen HORskns, russell finish,
dozen DOgsklns, soft finish,
800 pairs English Cotton Cards, with backs
200 palrs English Cards, with ana without
backs,
80 sacks salt,
p bags superior Brown sugar,
barrels do do
10 terces Rice,
10 kegs Florida syrup
100 reaIhs Sand Paper,
50 reaInS Letter Paper,
1900 English Official Envelopes.
10000 Small Envelopes,
! lot OF lne Cut-elassware,
lot Of fine Indian China,
10 eases Licofice
jo0 packages Manufactured Tobacco
100 barrels smoking Tobacco
COnsignmcnts solicited, and will be received up to
tuesday evening
WILLIAMS q NoRFLEET,
~ Anetl0ncets.
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isrERNIgw " CAsApIAN EDIToR WITH rHs
PHhsIprNr -lle EDITOR OF the London Canada
Free Press, Writing from Washington TO his paper,
hus dee rites la satarview with Mr. Lincoln:
TIE Presidents private room is Just over the re-
Cept,on room, and Is entered from a sort OF square
iaIl, about which there are many waiting rooms for
persons seeking audiences with the President Upon
entering thus room saw persons walking 10 and
iIo IN waiting. at once placed III the hands OF a
nssengvr my card and letters previously procured
from friends la New York and Cincinnatl to deliver
To the President, and with scarcely "A moments de-
Lay, was 1sheted into his presence, when he arose
and stepped forward IN stopping position extended
ms hand and shook mine kindly bat rather loosely
a. II he was afraid Of hurting H. king at the
nanle time =" AM glad to YOU arr be seated
i replied 81 am stranger in the capital and have
sought an interyiss with YOU, Mr.. President. and
have been much pleased with the easy means of
access"
President.--Yes; this ready means Of access is 1
may say, under our form Of government, the only
link cord which connects the people with the gov
elnlng power, and however improbable inueh Of IL
u, II must be- kept up As for instance, a mother
IA distant part, who has "A son In the army who il
regularly enlisted, has not served out his time but
las been long she thinks he ought to STAY will
collect together all the little means she can 10 brinp
her here to entreat me TO grant him his discharge
oi course cannot interfere, and can only see her
ana speak kindly 10 her. How faris your place fiom
Detroit, sirf
"AbOut one hundred miles east from Detroit 49,
We have no water communication, but nave a very
lttl. inland city intend remaining Ia Wash.
.ngton Ton lev days alksees stir and eon,motion
here"
President Yes there never any thing in has.
tory 10 equal tins.
Your position must ind, ID be responsible ana
trying, President"
Yes, 10 think Of II, it is very strange that l.
boy, brought up IN the woods and seeing as Il were
bat little vi the world, should be driilsd into the
very apex vi this great event"
81 mad your proclamation is morning calling
Tor more men Il will, NO doub., % niled up"
President --''Aes, sir, II will b. hlled up,
then rose, saying: " l thank YOU, Nj president
Tor your kindaeas anal courtesy"
President shakes hands again, aud says II am
most happy b. have made your aeq uantanee"
fhese wofds are given exactly a expressed By the
President, writtsIi down lew moments after they
were uttered -
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY T. w. Grubbs, Auctioneer.
SALE.-By virtue 20

NRUSTEES SALE-By virtue nc -
l deeds Of trust executed by Charles Macrn,''1V
and wife to trustee, the first dated the 9sd %
August, 1862, and the second the 10th Of NoveIohd
1862, being thereto requested by the partie. I MI
sell MONDAY, the 18th September at Al oci1ii
T.. NJ, at public auction, the PREMISES In ~.
highest bidder, for cash TO so much as will sat-
the liens ON the said property now due and tbS sy
penses of SALE and to the residue ON such 81,
will meet the hen said property yet to beco,
due, the property thereby conveyed in trust srs
which is described therein as all tho right ttl t
interest Of the said Macmurdo and wife in ana :,
the House and Lot situated at the corner of Fie,,p
and Marshall streets, wherein the late O. ] Nh
murdo lately resided, and all their right title -
interest in the slaves Cornelius, Jane and Mart
and her children, William, Jenny, Robert Ccorsa'
Martha, Bet, Lilly, and Jim, and all Of the pers6bei
property that may come to the hands Of Geor0s D.
MacmuTdo from the estate of the mother fathsr -
grandfather of the sand Charles Macmurdo Tbsi
eumbrances ON the said property may be seen an
reference to the deed books in Richmond HustI,.I4
Court Clerks office, being for deeds of trust r.
said Macmurdo and wife recorded in said Clerk'I
office. The title to the property is believed 10 h.
good, but selling trustee the usual special war
ranty will be given.
ALEXANDER III. SANDS
Trustee in the two deeds above mentionsd
Sale conducted by =. W. GRUBBs, Auctioneer. sI,.-
ceSSoi W uouuiii N APPeiSoh. Sc
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BY p. W. Grubbs, Auctioneer.

1.-TWO HANDS OME BRICK COT
TAGES ON FIFTH, JUST BEYOND LEIGH
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold Mt public auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY, the 9Th September, at O'Clock p. NJ =, those
two valuable Cottage Residences located as above.
They font sixty-fye feet eight inches the east
side of Fifth street, running back one hundred and
thrty-two feet. On each lot there is substantial
brick cottage with four rooms, besides closets and
clothes-presses, and coal and wood-houSe. They
supplied with gas and water. They are plea
sanity situated, and are delightful residences.
This affords fine opportunity for investing in the
most valuable description of real estate. Its oca-
ton makes 1t very valuable.
Terms Cash Possession given in few days
Z. W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer
Sc Successor TO Goddin Il Apperson
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r OANs ON THE SECURITY OF THE

OANo ON LIE cTCDhi vi HE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW deposits on call will be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasures at
Charleston and Mobile, land the Dcpoeitaries at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will be issued
for tho same bearing interest at the rate OF four per
cent per annuIn, and secured by the hypothecation
OF AN amount of the above bonds equal to the sum
OF these loans. The bonds TO be set apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold applied ex
cusively to the payment of the said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corpoetions, and TO the public generally,
by tins mode Of temporary investment, and the ef-
feet OF the measure, if generally adopted in keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds it il hoped
will commend il to the favorable consideration of the
community and secure their prompt cooperation III
carrying il into effect. g. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of tile Treasury.
RICHMOND, July %, 1864. an 22-ts
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OFFICIAL,
TRgAsuRy DEPARTMENT.,
!. CnNfInlRATR 81 A1Is OLE AMERICA

K
Richmond. Va, August 20, 1881
ID EGVIATIONS FOR CARRYING
III INFO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
TIE ACT APPROVED MAY 10, 1861, TO EX-
CHANGE THE SANE FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
under the act Of May l6, 1861 desiring TO exchange
them for coupon bonds, wall assign them, " the
manner pointed out in the printed Endorsement on
states OF America, IN exchange for coupon bonds"
and cause them to be presented TO the Begster of
the Treasury Department, who viii thereupon, in
compliance with the provisions of the act Of june
Is, 1864 issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
In the registered bonds assigned.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
au 29-ts S.Acr.tary Of the 1renSnrY
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond July % 1854
VNAXED TREASURY NOTES n

TAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In or
Il der to promote, far a. practicable the. early
liquidation by the Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer Assistant Treasu-
rer, and Pay Deposaries i'll the different States,
hereby authorized to receive the said notes. except
the 500 notes. at 66s per centum, on deposit iss-
ing for same certificates of loan upon hypotheca-
ton OF non-taxable bonds. The said certificates to
be payable on demand after the expiration of ninety
days.
And all agents for the sale of the above bonds are
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes. with
the exception above named in payment of bonds
q. A. TRENHOLM,
au Its Secretary of the Treasury.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE

~ WARD.-Taken from me by Grants army
when 1t left Hanover county, two very fine COLTS,
two years old one an unaltered, Bay Horse, long
legged, inclined to be Roman nosed, and very wild
the other, sprightly Sorrel Filly, name and tail
approximatng fiaxen; she Is OF Revenue stock, and,
think, one of the prettiest colts ever saw. Also,
at the same time, three COWS, one giving large
quantity of milk, erAnpled horns, and shows the
Durham stock another, large Red Cow, white list
down the back, large bag, and ought to have had a
calf III short time after she was taken; the other,
kttle Buffalo COW, with yoke on her neck to carry
bell, and ought to have had calf at the same
time. The two first marked with crop Ill the
right ear and ndeIbit in the left; the mark of the
buffalo l do not remember. As they did not take
milk cows, and the colts were not useful to ride,
think they left them somewhere ON the way from the
White House.
| will give the above reward for the delivery of
the colts and cat two hundred dollars for either,
and an additional reward for the colts
have for sale at my farm, below Old Church, i'll
Hanover county, CLOVER and CORN HAY; S 10
for the former, and $40 for the latter, per hun
dred. Sc 3-2ts THOMAS G. TURNER.
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Trustee in the two deeds above mentioneJ
Sale conducted by p. w. GRUBBs, Auctioneer sno-
cessor to Goddin & Apperson. seT
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NOTICE.-Always on hand, and for
4 sale, MoI.AssEs BARRELS, LIQUOR BAR
hELs, FLOUR BARRELS and KEYS OF all kinds
and sizes BUCKETS, TUBS, &c. Orders can be
ieit al r. Deiarue's Grocery, No. Franklin street
or az my Cooper shop, Seventeenth street. corner
of Baldwin, near the Central Railroad Workshops
Delivered anywhere in tn, city gratis.
Hu 29-2ws III METZaER
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4 DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE-Win
4 u be sold On the premises Of the late Henry W
Fisher IN Chesterfield county, on THURSDAY, the
l5th OF september, HOUS EHOLD and KITCHEN
u RNIItR y, FARMING IMPLEMENTS
HORSES, COWS, SHEEP, HOGS, etc. Three or
iour Of the Cows have young calves, and are excel
lent mixers Also, one 2-h0rse CARRIAGE, one
BUGGY, one CART and one OF two WAGONS.
ItRMs: Made known On the day Of sale
ELIZA n FISHER,
3-cOd5ts Administrative
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NERY VALUABLE LOT OF FIFTY

SIX FEET FRONT, ON NORTH SIDE OF
LEIGH, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS, WITH FRAME OF BUILDING
THEREON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION mmedi-
atey after the sale of the cottages advertised above
| will sell at auction, on the premises, the very
handsome property located as above The lot has a
front OF fity-six feet Leigh, running back the
usual depth of lots that square. There are fine
shade trees and a house, which, at small outlay,
might be made comfortable dwelling or the build
builder, when ne erected it, designed removing it,
and converting 1t into a dwelling The property is
beautifully located and valuable an investment.
Possession given at once.
TERMS One-third cash, the balance at six and
twelve months, interest added all cash, at the
option Of the purchaser.
7. w. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
sc Successor to Goddin & Apperson.
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ABLE GRANITE-FRONT

" A l. u A b l. + GRANITE-FRON
STORE AND DWELLING ON Ryan
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH sTREFTS'
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N-Will be sold AZ s1,,
ton, on the premises, ON THURSDAY, the stb
September at O'Clock z. NJ, the valuable prora,,
located as above. The upper or dwelling portion
of the House contains five rooms the store AMI
cellar are large well suited for grocery or Other
business, with another building on the lot contain
5000 to monthly tenants, and could now be rentad
no Doubt, for much larger sum. The propertv -
valuable, being ON the basin, and near the largs
manufacturing mills and Petersburg Railroad De
pot.
TEIsMs Cash credit, at the option of the pur.
chaser. p w GRUBBS Auc,ionaar N
Sc Successor TO Goddin & Apperson
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10 Is rumorcd that company VI ladies have ten
defea thesr ssfyiees IL Governor Clark as aboiy-
Essrd ior those menbers VI tLs Legislature who NO.
Ted % pat their granifather's Ina the service, but
who did NOT feel eonsttulonsiy constituted To lace
tbs Ialsie Themselves - Hsssisssgp.aa.
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=, t.' l-s nvAl it. l.+ gOnuA1... ...pers,
Nia.ch as .. as I'm at O4ll nanIs or ln .i.ee-sou
sb""i 9t clare, Dy what pift Of second stiIt doe.
a. irata the domestic relations Of the Iiapshttrg
ltmiil, or puck zap the unpublished sayings Of King
II ed,IItk William VICTOR Emanuel
Ia ciu~e application, correctness and completeness
Huntingdon IS the best correspondent In Europe
lie l. dry, Krcr.tve, unsocIB man. sleeper over
metaphysical tIeatises-a disciple of all new ideas
HIS Judgment IN International affairs IL not better
than other peoples. He gives his opinion lie is
too lndolent To do anything beyond his regular
Friday et,T, otherwise he might have been "A trans
IatOr IA small author He has been fifteen wears
an Pans, has plain lodgings In the Iore,te Quarter
and iaay be seen at the American Consups two or
three times week. Is IL friend OF Dana IN.
iOrner bag gun OF the Istbaae aud know. nothing
IL speak OF about America. Edward o. BUM OF
California, AS lac writes himself once day ia all
the visitors books at all the banking houses was
formerly winter upon the Alta Saa FRANCISCO. lie
lives IA the Rue ST. Bennett, Latin Quarter and n a
consequential person of equal lmpudence and cow
ardiee. You his letters any week in the
Herald. They are apocryphal revelations OF what
lac ln "a turn round his own imagination. NJ
hieIlee In what he says. lie may be- seen caves
dropping at the Grand Hotel by day and by night
aid his literary abilities would not eniitle linn 10
keep log-book upon Sehuylkll canal boat. In
matters of diplomacy, a correspondent who happens
10 be stationed IN Paris has avenues 10 inioima-
ton other than the public prints. He can Of course
describe Occurrences and relate the scandal and or
ats OF the town; but 10 suppose that because "A man
As posted here, lac can anticipate any executive ae-
uOn, Ii TO n,cOnceive the facilities of Journalist
IN Pans
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ZINE MATTAPONI ESTATE an

LIME MAITAPONI ESTATE OF
- FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, IN
CAROLINE COUNTY, WITHIN ONE MILE or
MILFORD DEPOT, AND ONE AND A HALE
MILES FROM BOWLING GREEN CALIFn
HOLLY HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII
be sold at auction, on the premises, on THURS
DAS, the 18th September, at IL O'Clock A M the
very valuable estate located a. above. 1t contains
five hundred and fifty acres, of which about three
fouTths are open land, and One-fomth in wood and
timber, The open land is in a good state of i'm,
provenlent. The Improvements consist Of a LARGE
dwelling and every other out-building usually found
ON such an estate-al in good repair. The location
is beautiful. There is the place a very large or
chard of peaches and apples of the choicest kind, 49,
This Is rare opportunity of securing valuable and
most beautiful estate Partial possession will be
gwen at once, and full possession so soon as tn.
growing crops can be secured. The Richmond and
Fredericksburg railroad passes through the farm
near the house, atfording an opportunity Of VISITING
the place and returning the same day.
TERMS One-thlrd cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months or all cash. at the option Of the rr
chaser Z. W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer
Sc Successor to Goddin x Apperson
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By a. d. william. Anetioneer-

~ a l. + OF BUILDING LOTS ON
- TWENTY EIGHTH, THIRTY FIRST AND
THIRTY SECOND STREETS, UNION HILL Al
AUCTION .-On WEDNESDAY the eth septem-
Der, at o'clock 4 NJ, wall b. sold upon the prem
lse-, one hundred and seventy five feet trout Of
dhoOND at the southwest corner OF rwenty-tighth
aud streets, adjoining the property of Thomas
Wingrose, aud within his enclosure, running back
one hundred and forty feet.
Also. thIee-quaTtera Of that beautiful SQUARE
IA Adams's plan bounded by Thirty first, Thirty
second, U and streets The portion 70 b. sold has
a frontage ot one hundred and slxty-hve feet on
Thirty -hrht street and three hundred and thrty feet
on Ihlrty-second street
The above property will he sHbdvided aud sold
according 10 plats which viii b. shown at the sale
Persons wishing % secure good locations Nth am
pie lots should attend the sale.
Tspss; To suit purchasers.
sci A. ID. WILLIAMS, Auctionecr,
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I.NAkM FOR SAIE.-Being in had
i state Of health, ~ that cannot attend 10 nv
sgTil nlturaI affairs causes me q, "a, -, ..S
for sale ats location being about ten mile VT "A
the e'ty o. hich'mond, Hvnroo county, lying ON
Deep Run Utesk, containing sour hundred and twen-
ty-slx acres. The Improvements consist Of a LARGE
dwelling and all necessary building. 4 Aeon, NJ
unnecessary to say anything more respecting nav
farm, As those wishing 90 purchase viii oone ana
judge ior themselves For terms, apply 10 the sub
s,Trber on the premises.
au 2s-ts WILLIAM W MoRIEN