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CASH PURCHASERS |:
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd N. O. Sugar,
2GO Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
TOO Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bis. :. H. g. NO. Molasses'
100 do. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio coffee,
100 Mats Java coffee;
l,GOO Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
LOO Boxes Mould do
LOO pks. Mackerel s. Herring
80 coiis COrdage;
100 Half Bis. S. &. Soda,
ice Bxs. Babbitt's Salaratus:
800 do. Yeast Powders:
800 Boxes Kaisins:
400 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
SEQ do. Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
loco B,lls. Wrapping Paper:
25O,GD0 Scgars.
: W.. have also ON hard fine assortment OF
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-27

BrRGLARIEs.-On Friday night lest,
the residence of MIR. Robert Armistead,
on Third street, between Clay and Leigh +,
was broken,into and robbed Of eighteen
pieces of bacon, half box of soap, one
barrel of sugar, and a lot Of corned bee,
amounting in value to ten thousand dol
lars worth. The thieves entered through
the basement window, and left behind
the knife which they used in forcing it
open. Besides various other articles Of
provisions which they failed to carry of,
was one bag of coffee and a barrel OF 50
of flour.
On Thursday night, the German Luthe~
ran Church, on Sixth street, between
Clay and Leigh, was forcibly entered
and robbed Of lot of school books, two
looking glasses, a pitcher and one bell,
the property Of Rev Charles Gross, the
pastor, who keeps a school in the build
ing. The robbery is supposed to have
been pcrpetrated by two boys, named
Childress and Mcdonald, who were ex-
amined by the Mayor On Saturdays
sent on, on the charge of breaking into
Mr.. Salters school-house few nights
since
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF BROAD, BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST
AND TWENTY-SECOND STREETS, KNOWN
AS"BELLEVUER OSPIrAL.'-A Commissioner,
acting under decree Of the Circuit Court CT the
county Of Hen1co, in the case Of Bcaie and others
against Reddy and others. l shall, on Friday the
81 day of March, 1865, at u oclock F. NJ of that day.
if fair if not, then on the first fair day thereafter
at the same hour, sell, at public suction, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, the property To-
Gated as above. It fronts hundred and fifty
feet On Broad street and back; between paral-
lei lines, hundred and fifty feet to alley
The improvements thereon consist Of large dwell
ing, containing twenty-five rooms, &c. 1t will be
sold as a whole or subdivided, as may be deemed
most desirable at the time of sale. This is the most
valuable property which has been offered for sale in
this vicinity for some time.
TERMS One-third cash, the balance IN two equal
instalments, payable in twelve and twenty-four
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, and
the title TO be retained till the whole purchase money
is paid and conveyance directed by the court or
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
l.. NANCE, Commissioner.
Sale conducted BY GRuBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auc-
tioneer3. fe 81
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A FINGER FovND-WEosE IS IT ?-On
Saturday night, as the watch were
making their rounds, one of them dis
covered on the pavement on Broad street
neatly folded package, which he picked
up, and, unfolding it, found that it con-
tanned the first joint to the thumb of
what appeared to belong to the hand of
a white female. The police have en-.
deavorcd to ascertain whose it is, and
under " hat circumstances it was cut off,
but as yet have been unsuccessful. 1t has
been deposited at the upper station
house, where parties able to throw any
light over the matter arc requested to
call and examine it.
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M.yon's Covnr.-From among the
numerous cases before the Mayor on
SATURDAY we notice the following
rn,.nuel Davenport, charged with
h,rhor;nr slave Of Henry Harvey, was
committed to Jail for want of security for
s The case of Delilah Mack, charged
With breaking into the house Of Caroline
Mack and taking therefrom certain arti~
elias not r;ghtfully her property, and Rich
sr5 slave Of Delilah Mack, charged with
tresnassing upon the premises of Caroline
MI and aiding said Delilah Mack to
hre.k into the house Of Caroline Mack,
was taken up, and after partial exami
nation, was further continued till Mon
day. ,.
and Mike Mcdonald, were charged with
breaking into the school-house of G. L. c.
Saltcr. on Fourth street, between Mar
Shall and Clay, and stealing lot Of
school books, a carpet, pitcher, tumbler
classes, clock, and various other articles.
'rba evidence produced established the
Guilt Of the accused, ard they were sent
On for examination before the Hastings
Court.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burnes was charged
with receiving ono carpet, a pitcher and
tumbler. which had been stolen from
G. T.. c.. Salter's school-house. In the
examination, it was shown that the two
BOYS noticed above (Childrey and Nc
Donald) called upon Mrs. Burnes and Of
fered the articles fer sale, stating that
their mothers were suffering for some
thing to eat, and had sent them out to
sell them.4 Not suspecting they were
stolen, and being moved to compassion
by the plea put up by the boys, she pur-
chased the goods. The Mayor delivered
an elaborate lecture upon the improprie-
ty of buying anything from little boys,
and then discharged the accused.
Robert, slave of Royal Mason, charged
with burglary and stealing two pairs of
pants, three shirts, two blankets and
two pairs of socks, the property of Care.
line Garter, was remandea for examlna-
ton before the Hastings Court.
In the case OF certain parties, arrested
| for keeping a faro bank on Main street,
opposite the Spotswood Hotel, the Mayor
was unable to bring forward any evidence
against them, whereupon they were dis
charged.
William Mann, free negro, was charged
with stealing forty pounds Of beef, the
property of the Confederate States. The
| prisoner confessed guilt and was ordered
to be whipped.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers.

" cry VALUABLE FARM OF
FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY. EIGHT
AND A HALF ACRES, IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, SIX MILES FROM RICH MOND,
AND GRIST AND SAW-MILL, AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND. FEET OF INCH PLANK, FOR
SALE AV.AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on
the premises ON MONDAY, the 9th of February
at II o'clock NJ, the valuable FARM of five hun
dred and forty-eght and half acres, in Chester
field county, the present residence Of DR. d. c.
Winfree. It lies Falling creek within six miles
of Richmond; two hundred and ninety five acres
cleared, the balance heavily wooded and we'll tim
bcred, being, probably, the largest body Of wood
land in any one tract near the city The land is
in a high state Of cultivation and much of it has
been lined and covered. It is we'll watered and
healthy. There is mill site the place, and the
walls Of the mill aud part Of the remains stand.
The improvements consiSt of an excellent brick
dwelling, with four rooms above the basement, and
all necessary outhouses, and large ehouse filled
with icc
After the sale of the farm, we will sell SAW
and GRISr MILL, ON Falling creek, never failing
stream, with four acres Of land attached, in good
repair. Also, fifteen Thousand feet of INCH
PLANK, and ono LOG WAGON, in good order. and
handsome set of DOUBLE BUGGY HARNESS.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBs s WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
fe l6-eod6t
It is proper to state that the above property has
not been, nor is likely to be. deprecated upon by
either army "a it is located in section sufficiently
remote from the probable lines Of their operations.
fell G.. r W., Auctioneers.
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TESTIMONIAL
SENATE CHAMBER, CONFEDERATE STATES,

SENATE CHAMBER, CONFEDERATE STATES,
January Sth, 1865.
Dr.. X. O. TdridsOn:
Dear Sir: Your letter Of late date informs me,
in effect that of our Generals had refused to al
low you tc address his soldiers Oh tlea subject Of
your fyfisGfis unt you presented testimonials OF
your good character. take pleasure iii saying
after knowing you Intimately for twenty-five YEAR,
til Il indese Your integrity in every respect. Tnat
yo, have not been successful il putting your Bird
CT AIT on tho wing does not de.ract from your high
s.an,ling as gentleman. But your persistent eff
forts to DO for quarter OF acentury crcditab.e
to your perseverance,. and shows the e.,nestness OF
your convictions thAt it is no hnmbuy. No great
inventor followed his leading idea more faith
fully thanyou have done; and, whether you succeed
or not, the world ought to give you credit for sim
certify and untiring perseverance, as certainly do
for incorruptible integrity.
Very faithfully, your friend,
A. G.. BROWN
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D1sLorALrr.-On Saturday last there
VA, arrested and committed. to Castle
Thunder. L. E. Babcock, a citizen Of
Charles City; William White, detailed
eonscript of Richmond, and Anthony
Jones, slave Of Charles Christian, Of
Charles City, charged with disloyaIty
and giving information to the enemy;
Al, r. W. Pool, on Engdshman be-
longing to the Federal army, charged
with attempting to palm himself oft as
9. Yankee deserter, in order to obtain his
parole, give information Of our situation,
and communicates the same 20 the enet1y.
Pool, who was FIRST arrested, confessed
that he belonged to tie Federal army !;
but, being an Euglishnian u e:;stil, had
been selected by the Yankee General
Carr to proceed to Richmond as q
deserter, when he would probably be
released, with the privilege to go at large
about the city andits surroundings. To
carry cut this Plan, Babcock was the man
to bring him through and deliver him
up to our authorities. General Carr fur
nishing, before they started, one thou>
sand dollars in new old-issue Confede-
rate ten>dollar notes to defray the cx-
penscs Of the routs and to enable Pool
to live while here. The pretended de
serter had also been supplied with the
address Of q man named William White,
living near the York River depot, who
would aid him in finding out localities
and other valuable information about
affairs, and in communicating such to
certain parties, who would secure its
transmission 10 General Carr, command
ing the forces to which he Belonged
Pool informed Captain L. W. Boswell,
assistant provost-marsha', who con
Quoted the investigation, that at his
Generals headquarters there were seve
raj large boxes filled with Confederate
(new issue money, which was being
freely distributed for similar objects
which he had in view.
Upon hearing the statement above
mentioned, detectives were sent off in
search of Babcock and White; the first
of whom (who is respectable-lookine
country farmer) was found at the Old
Market, and the latter at his residence,
described in the letter. Babcock, when
asked for his money, produced only forty
dollars in Confederate funds and some
few dollars in State bank notes; but,
upon being informed by Captain Dos
well that Pool had told all, and that he
knew he had been furnished with one
thousand dollars by General Carr, he
owned tip, and told him that he had de
posted the rest with man named
. Tower, an employee Of Hiram NJ. Smith
Upon this statement, Tower was sent
for, and produced nine hundred and
sixty dollars which be had received from
Babcock. This transaction, in connec
ton with the fact that he had before beer
-intrusted with money which was to bt
paid over to parties charged with run
ming persons through the lines, led Cap
tain boswell to suspect Towers loyalty
, and he was therefore required to give
security for his appearance this morning
to undergo an investigation.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CoNrEDERAIz STATES Gv .AiEaTcA.

/ OANS On THE SECURITY OF THE
4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
.ENT. NON-TAHA;iLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.-Deposits OF call will be received By TIE
Ireas"ror III this city, Assistant Treasures 81
Chasleston ard Mobile, and the Depositas1es a.
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, savan.
nah and Montgomery, ard certificates will te issuee
Tor the same bearing interest az the rate four re,
cent per annufl, and secured by tbs hypotheca,io,
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.
clusively to the payment of the said certificates
The security and convenience afforded TO bank
and other corporations, and to the public generally
by this mode Of temporary investment, and the q.
feet Of the measure. if generally adopted in keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds il is hope
S commend it 70 the favorable consideration Of b,
community and secure their prompt coo perstioa
carrying into effect. G. A. TRENHOLM,
ja It's Secretary Of tie Treasury
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTuRE DAY.


BY orus0s 1am'' Aaesioneer'.
1.-TWO TRIMMED TENEMENTS, ON
TWENTY-FIFrlI STREET, BETWEEN
GRACE AND FRANKLIN, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TON Will be sold at auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, the :5th Of February, at o'clock p.
AZ. the TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS located as
above. They contain. EACH three rooms. The lot
fronts forty.nne feet on Twenty-ffth street by
thirty-two, Possession will be given Immediately.
TERMS l.: Cash. GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
Also. a HOUSE at the corner of Twenty.sixth
and streets, occupied by Mr.. Hatch. 1t has ~
rooms, kitchen, wood and coal-house and well Of
water in the yard.
The lot is seventy by one hundred and thirty-two
feet
TERMS At sale. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1868.
GRUBBS e. WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
T. s.-Also VACANT LOT, at the corner Of
Twenty-eighth and N streets, fronting sixty n ne
and half feet, running back hundred and
fe.y-nine feet ami a HALF-ACRE LOT at the
corner of NJ and Thrty-frst streets.
POSTPONEMENT-Thea above sales are post
poned, on account OF the rain, to TUESDAY, 2Sth
February at 81 o'clock =: NJ. -
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fe27 AuctiOneers
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by Burton & Wallace, Auctioneers,
mo. 3 Belvin's Dlock.)

EARM OF TWENTY ACRES, WITH
IN ONE MILE OF THE NEW MARKET.
Will be rented at public auction, on the 9TH OF
FEBRUARY. 1865. at II o'clock H., on the pre-
misses, (if not rented privately BEFORE, the RESI-
DENCE, and FARM Of twenty acres, lately occu.
pied by Charles u. Wallace on the New road, ad-
joining the farm of Samuel E. Dove. The improve
ments consist of fine dwelling, in excellent re-
pair, containing six rooms, an excellent overseers
house, large barn, and large new ice-house, with
ample servants quarters. There Is an excellent
well of water and fine young orchard and vineyard.
The land is vel! improved and well watered, having
been cultivated as !, market farm.
Possession Given Immediately
fr 90 BURTON 4 WALLACE, Auetioneers.
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ACRES OF LAND

EORTY -FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
ON THE NEW ROAD LEADING BY
CAMP LEE, TWO MILES FROM THE CITY,
AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, the I'd Of
March latter the renting of I.aburnuml, we will
sell, upon the premises, the above-named property
1t is a part of the farm formerly owned by Cap
tain John Goddin. 1t lies opposite to NJ. S. Tsy-
lo,'s farm, and fronts both on the New road and Il
cross-road leading out to Brook turnpike.
I. lies well and is susceptible of great improve
ment.
acres each.
If desired, it may be treated for privately before
the day of sale.
TERMS: Cash. GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
fe q AuctiOneers.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CONFEDERATE STATps or AMERICA.

CONFEDERATE STATps or AMERICA
RioasosD, December /, 1864.
g EVENT HIKT EASURy
~ NOTES.-In pursuance Of ar act of Congress.
approved November %, 1854, entitled Gan act ~
authorize the Secretary fte Treasury 70 exchange
coupon bond sssc ,.vea-thir.y treasury notes" hnd.
e-s of suSn notes are hereby notified that after tba
payment Of tie annual interest due thereon on ,hs
FIRST day of January 1885, upon presentation Of tina
same, the Ireas2car, Assistant Ireasurers and Paw
Depostaries las designate at FOOT viii issue cert.
hcates therefor, which viii eafi.le the node-, "a
coupon 5cads paysos thirty years after ne first dsv
OF January, 1855, ba1:!ng sx per cent r.eres. from
the saiu tr'. Of January, So, ay abe on the first
days OF January ,.nd ja,y III each year. The Trea
surer, Assistant Treasurers ard Depositaries Will
make weekly reports to the Register OF tie lrea.rv
OF such certificates issued ut their Offices wherenor
bonds viii be sent forward III satisfaction Of same
The notes will be cancelled in the usual manner and
forwarded 70 the First Au'itor.
G.. A. TRENHOLM
Secretary Of Treasury
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia
Assistant TrcasUrers at CLai itstun aai Mobile
Depositaries at Raleigh and " i,n;r gton North Ca.
rolina,
Depostaries ct Charleston ano Columbia, South Ca.
roliha.
DepOsitaries at Savannah snt AtY,.,a Georgia.
Dcpcstaries at Tallahassee, llora4a ana M0Dtgo.
merry, Alabama.
Depositaries at Columbus, Mississippi and lio,sto,
aud Marshall, Texas. ia is
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

FRAMED STORE AND DWELLING
Il IN MANCHESTER. AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF HULL MAIN AND LAWRENCE
STREETS, AT ATCTlON-On WEDNESDAY,
LIST March, at O'Clock P NJ, We will sell, upon the
premises, the large FRAMED STORE and DWELL
ING. formerly occupied by Mr. William Moore, 10
Gated as above.
The store is arranged with counters and shelves
The house has seven rooms, besides basement and
garnet, and is in fair order.
The lot is sixty-eieht by eshty-nine feet.
Immediate possession will be given.
The situation of the property is one Of the best
in Nj nchester for business purposes.
TERMS at sale.
Purchaser to pay the taxes for 1865.
GRUBBS tS WILLIAMS,
fe 90 AlctOnecrS.
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers

Y ABURNUM FOR RENT AT AUG
8 TION, AND SALE OF FLOODED CATTLE
AND FARMING UTENSILS, WAGON, HAIR
NESS, &c.-Will be rented at auction, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, I'd March, at II O'Clock NJ :,
LABURNUM, the late residence of James Lyons,
Esq, on the Brook turnpike. one and half miles
from Richmond. There over one hundred acres
ready for cultivation ard some new land which may
be Put in cultivation. There has been seeded on
the farm between fifty and sixty bushels of wheat
and oats. The Improvements are sufficient for the
accommodation of a family and servants.
After the renting, will BE- sold three COWS, OF
the Attorney breed, and one Alderney BULL, and
the usual FARMING UTENSILS and one WAGON
and HARNESS.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
fe IS AuctiOneerS.
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bE-Tag RICHMOND Sorp ASSOCIATION acknoy

ledgtsthc receipt of the following contributions:
FraIn collections in December, from citizens, by
Mes-rs I. Davenport. Jr., and G. W. Robinson,
STAG; from donations sent to the President and
Treasurer $3.50; from collections in February, by
Messrs. john Purcell and @. T. Workman, Sl4,29a
Messss. I. Davenport, Jr., and W P. Burwal i7oe
Messrs. g. W. Robinson and John Enders, 1920
Also, donations Of two.cofds Of wood from J. n.
Taylor. Of Tayiorsyiile; one let vegetables from
Mrs. 81. George Noland OF Hanover; one lot beef.
Hanover Twenty-Five bushels turnips from John
Khan, Of IIenfico; fifteen busiss tusnips from
1ng1as Johnston, ~ kiclm0nd; twenty 1--WE
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, July Is, 1904.
ysHAXED TREASURY NOTES,-Ino,

rfHAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In Of
Il DER to promote, as far practicable, the earJ
Equ;aation by me Treasury OF the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant 1reasa.
rer, and Pay Depostaries in the different States are
eceby authorized to receive the said notes excep.
the 500 notes, at 66s per centU1n deposit: Ssl.
ing for same certificates Of loan upon hyrothec&
ton OF non-taxable bonds The said eertifca.es:,
be payable On demand after tie zpllanol OF ninety
days.
And ali agents for the sale Of the above bonds
hereby authorized TO receive tie taxed notes, with
the exception above named, in payment Of bonds
Ehen sold, at tie rste OF 66t per ce;tum.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
ja2-ts Secretary Of TIE Treasury.
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CAGE ITEMS. following parties
were arrested yesterday and committed
to the lower station house:
Edwin, slave of Joseph Dowdey,
charged with stealing coat, valued at
5000, the property Of Joseph Uampner,
and William Bass, free negro, charged
with receiving four ambulance springs,
the property Of the Confederate States,
knowing them to have been stolen.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Z. b, Cook, Auctisnser,
mo. 10 Main street.


FURNITURE. CARPETS, BOOKS,
&C., FOR fALE AT 4UCTION.-On TUES
DAY. the 2sth instant, at 10 O'Clock, will se at
my rtore, varied and excellent assortment Of FUR
NI.URE, &C., embracing
One handsome Rosewood WARDROBE,
One handsome Rosewood CABINET, marble-top;
One handsome Rosewood WASHSTAND, mar
ble-top;
One magnificent Mahogany Jenny Lind BED
STEAD,
One magnificent Mahogany CABINET, WARD
ROBE and WASHSTAND,
TABLES, CHAIRS, SOFAS, &c.
several excellent BRUSSELS aud INGRAM
A large assortment Of FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
BEDDING,
SHEETS,
HOLSTER and PJLLOW-CASES,
SMITHS BELLOWS, ANVIL, &c.
An excellent lot Of VALUABLE BOOKS, en-
bracing Treatises on Philosophy, Arts, His
tory; French, Greek, Latin and English
School Books, &c.
CLOCKS, WATCHES and JEWELRY,
GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES' CLOTHING, &C.
CHESTS OF CARPENTERS TOOLS, &c.
fe Is i. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
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~ ROUND RENTS, SECURED ON
W VALUABLE PROPERTY, ON MAIN
STREET, AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
March lst at II o'clock NJ. we will sell, upon the
premises, PERPETUAL LEASES upon the three
TENEMENTS on the south side OF Main street,
near Shockoe creek, occupied by Angus 4 Byerly,
Henry Kayton and G. Wallerstein; owned, re,
spectively, by James Dunlop, Mrs. L. G. Allan and
II Ilirsh.
These leases yield FOREVER an aggregate rent OF
Sl72 so per annum. This sum is equal to the in
terest on So 1878, at slipper cent. and being per-
peual and secured beyond all dou t, it is believed
that no better and safer investment has been, or
can well be. offered.
TERMS: Cash. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
+. ~ Auctloneers.