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THE SUPREME COUkT OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA
Samuel Humphrey ct al j
vs.. 6Is, Equity Docket.

ThlCT OF COLUMBIA.
william Down. g. al, 'is' Equity Docket.
trustees sppointed in the above entitled cause to
make sales OF the property In the proceedings
therein me ntio ned, having reported to the Court
x. a.. 1Is : :sS
sisiiDE OF small frame house; also. Lot >. IL the
alec, Lot in the same square, TO Ellen Haks for
500 A.: also Lot 4, In the same square to Law
renee Nc Mahon, for 5les. 3d. and they further re-.
for sale other lots mentions in the said ecrse but
the prices offered being deemed inadequate and
unresso! able, and believing sale Of the remain
der OF said ots would he injurious to the Interest
Of the parties to the said cause, caused Continual
ton OF the sale be Iostponed nsti the 18th day
further report that on the 18th day OF Msv.i' 10.
to g. sthelom: for eesf IS; also. Lot !. in the
Sisi,s; also, Lot 8. in the Same square. to james
Dew for Sl?7 2s and that the sale wiiiisa aud
James Downs. being heirs aad party defendants to
purchase money be Deducted from the amount to
be allowed them in the distribution Of the pro-
And further report they sold Lots ., 10 and H. in
the same square. 70 Richard Barry, for 500 IS;
also. sold Lot u, the Same square, to B. Jacobs,
:sr eS.es Ss.is AID an. ind
piled with the terms Of sale, and that the aSsre-
gate amounts realized from said sale Was the sun
II IL therefore By the Court. this 18th Of June,
A. d. 1866, ordered, that tho said sales be ratified
ofse shown or before the 18Th day OF July, A.
A. 1876: Provided . COPY Of this order be pub
.ssd IN a.: ss three "ss Ssss o
July, A. ID. 1866.
By order Of the Court.
e .o.stssx 0'''A'
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf NAGLE & CO., Auc,ionssr..

r. NAGLE 4 CO., Auciioussrs.
THURSDAY. June 2ist a. %; O'Clock, a. our
SaiesIoom: No ~" Pennsy wanna avenue, a large
Starch. Pipes, Yeast Powders. Condens.s Mits.
dy barrels Rye whisSey - cases Cisret W fsm
e cases Rhein Wines. Choice Cigars. Green And
D eco i''' s"0''nS r0' SHSI Il DC To- Auc,.
RYJ. y. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionesrs.
SALE srOoLoKEDENsEAvINas rBrSrs,
r. On 'be frst floor Of the Auction Rooms. on SAT
O'Clock m. we shall sell about 60 Uoiored Prints.
in solid wslp ut and fancy stained Frames. .or nc,
fonnt q the air for the beneft Of Island Prssty
Term: cash. JAS; c. McsUIRE& Co.
- 50 Louisiana avenue.
o. sAr FhE Hps soh nj sAsCG sr.9 yin
Ss sslS n s
rim he viii T.. 3 n :s!s g s s.S
y:a nD 'NpenIW. L. WALL : CO. 6of auets
RY D. L. Wells CO.: Aae!iO,eer.,
II Northwest corner 10th and streets
AgGTIoN SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
18Th and ..h streets, and and Msssscsu sas
Afuonc AUCTION. on MONDAH, the 18th day of
We shall sell part Of Lot Ne. H. in SQUARE sd7''
having front Of Is feet Green elley by IS fact
~ ., depth 70 10 ost vide alley Improved by two:
i" fsan ss:s e s y.
.oid purchaser feyR Ehf1 .se properly
Auctioneers and 1 Real istst = B S0
70 0d Intel.l -
RY W. L: WALL CO., Aucrioneers.
- Original Horse and Carriage bazaar,
- Lis. sv., between 9Th and 10th ~.
On AYYM osN 2fNSeshi 5us. ssd to com.
nspeing at 10 O'Clock. at the Bazaar, WIN BE- sid
FIFTY HORSES.
suited 90 harness and saddle. fall description
A numDer OF Work Mules.
ard believed 70 - p.rf.esy :cun hands n'sn'
One very superior Work Mule perfectly sound and
weignng over l.ioe pounds, and only sold for
4 large collection Of desirable New and Second
nsnd Carriages: Buggies. Rockawsys, Express
Wagons, and other Vehicles.
A pair Of very fine Harness and Saddle Horses.
eylendld roedsters, AmbulaDee and Harness,
the property of . Gentleman who has been rs
want Of use. and are believed to Be perfsctiy
sound. ~ "
large collection 81 New and Second hand Har-
anew Family Carriasss.
New Germantown Carriages.
Regular sales Ut the Bazaar every Tuesday,
Thuisda5. and Saturday without regard to the
S:s's'' and H're;'i :lv wXE e Ssc,s. .s s
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NEW YORK, June e1.-CottoR quiet At 39oI,
Flour dull. Wheat declining. Corn adj.
yanced one cent. Beef steady. Pork heavy.
Lard and whisky dull.
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M oRIIN . WILLIAMS, Aussiosssn.
TRusrHnS SALE OF ONE GOOD BUILpIs,

By yirtre q . deed Of trust, bearing date SEP.
iemeer the lot. 1854, and duly recorded 81 Liter
records Tor Arlington county. D. G., shall sell,
on MONDAY, July the 81. at 6is O'Clock ,. m. o,
the premises part OF Lot No. Is. in square No go
Beginning for the said part of lot Is feet sai q
inches from the nexsheast corner q esid lot. and
Iunning thence south On line with Ninth street
esst sxtsen feet and eiaht inches thence west 90.
hundred and twenty feur feet aud one inch. thsnoe
north 81 teen feet and eight inches. thence rs-s
the place Of beginning. :
Terms cssh. All esnveyancing aud re,.ape
ttampr at the cost Of the purchaser SssdOwa
when the property is sold
W. n. STANFORD. frustes.
~w.s.. GREEN AwILLaAns:
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RY W. l.. WALL CO. Auctiopesrs.
- IS Louisiana ayenue
BAY HORSE ArAUCrION

n, "A PA IA H1E Tnp 1t AUCTION.
sell. ~ the Bazaar Of W. L. We'll 4 Co, one Raw
Horse, which has been at ny stable sinee 4 nri,
2sth At livery. All persons interested will please
come forward, prove property. pay charges And
take him away, stbervise he will be sold 10 nav
charges and expenses. g. HOPPER
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CHICAGO, June e1.-The Chicago rolling
mill was burned last night. Loss, S200, COO in
sured for St0,0U.
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RI GREEN : WILLIAMS, Aoesiop..n

EIGHT BUILDING LOTS. POINTING OK
SOUTH STREET, Bstween 9Th and .th ct.
east: e Public Auction
p m, we she'll sell. on the premises, Lo,s 3D. 81
81 81, =, IS, S. g, bsine Subdivision Of Lots "a
frast eech. running hack good depth
Terms: Onethi cesh; balance in six aud ~ slvs
m0nths. secured By deed Of trust on the premises
All COMPROMISING and revenue stamps 81 the cos,
Of thepurchassr. SIS down on each lot When the
property is Knocked or
And II the terms are not complied With in zee
days after the day Of sale. the owner reserves N.
fisht tn resol, Of the risk and cost Of the defau
ing purchasers by advertising three times in the
Evening Star :
je m6 GREEN 4 wILLIAMs. Ant,
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EOR sALI-A large COvERED WAGON. GOOD
Il - new. suitable for Grocer, Butcher. or Mar
ketipe. Also, sett HARNESS and HUOKSTER'S
biCENeE. Apply s2O 18th street, 5 doors shove
I nm 9ARRELs BHeT ROsEhDALI OF.
a,VOO MEHT for sale, to arrive on or about
8. p. BROWN 4 SON,
Commission Merchants, No. 465 9Th at.
yeSN between y and streets.
EOR INV HORK.
The nns steamer TRAMIs viii leave Shows
Ehsns t t9r th a bort SATURDAY, -
Jr fss,: q s q ~ :, a. For Sssssss
.ls-s lea wsi.r T.. csoI AssSs;
HAVANA LINES. PALRRMO LRMONs. YI.
III MOE and 4DS6INA 0RkN6Hs' bar
DAfR1QUYe BARBA IA DAffS. BxnHASAs.
y Mhsman sS,sSIrisa rfnsilTStshI Csrs%e:
and 00CoANur. Zine imported TEsseh S.ndie:.
$40 Pennsylvania avenue, bstvs.n
ZOE CRBAMe. WAITE ICEs, FOREIGN
many thanks 70 our friends and 1atron: for tSni9
kindness. indulgence, and eneouragemsnt. Ne have
oss UFPxS "a LooH sSis evening, Our Srs sSsn
cream, sugar and hsvor; nothing more; netSins
Nis.stif. a4s Pa. sv.. bet. 18th and istL ste.
LOB sALE-sO WATsI OOOLgRs. 500 gree
y ofCOBKe, seyeyal Cod aal silver WATCH.
IS go so, e H&s9! !fQ eARS; 0L0raIEo.
500 stl e.. sssr ~ svsSus W. Hiin:
~ 0ssser M - strSets
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LOST AND FOUND.

hsys sss; IL IS; "a IN G:
HIseY euEzs.
e 2o-J bet Forts BBnxer Hin aud TCstsn
Vs,V n TsgESsSsy night; i.th instant. 0OMe
M No 1LtSG Que Of the cows IL white aad
s es.y ,,s an . ss Il
.ne ,e's; has worn yoke, and the hair 10 worn.
st sr:. '. .sd Ths % .
tes ssms ear MARKS ss the other, and white face
old s sSs old
asss brew. with many whit. :pot.; The sass ear
II. Ss and ha. .a ss
either: g. the subscribe, living near Bels7lis,
II. s',''1 ' Ar THsifHA BACON.
TAKEN UP IsTRAT-Eiehs STARS q the
fou, ri IN Srsneh Race Cour.e q s.cday ith
=, ss.fs:: fiirff
dria, one large brown MARE. white star in fore.
viii be paid for her return o. informss GoS
AssIE ~ So SaI RsSSIe Rie. Hm or DAVID
A. WIN DeOR, Alexandra. va. ~ ie 1857
Sin REWARD-strayea or stelen, on safur.
.,S ,se C o,S.s =: SSs s sS
t.: p e. : r.
I oST-A MASONIC EMBLEM, in share ar \
II keyssone, Win me owners name on-.w. Il.
Beiley'-tor which . suitable reward will be paid
|. If left ct this office. 70 lS-sts
&S REW ARD Stolen, from Mr.. q. A. CLARKE,
R:I on THURSDAY. the lith inst. a large red and
white COW long switch tail; left horn broken,
and blind igthe left eye. The above reward viii
I'd and I'd sts. ie IA st.
q n kEwARD,-strayed or stolen from the
RI " corner of G and 18th streets, on the MIGHT
OF the 9TH instant, q large BAY HORSE, about Q
years Old right hind foot white; short name and
sail; right jaw very much swollen. The Above re-
ward will be paid IL returned TO W. URICH
No 2A6 ST., between 18th and 18th. jelS St
g n REWARD-Strsyed or ttoIen, on the Itch
RnS instant, 2 red and white .potted COW;
head: right ear split; lett ear cropped; milk in
three tests. Above reward for inform alton that
VIII secure her return TO CONRAD FlNKMANN
gao Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th sts :
je IS d3t&wItr
e REWARD Will be paid for a Black, SIuare
.y'S LACE VEIL, lost on 18th street, bet ween
Massachusetts avenue and College Hill, on Tees
day afternoon. Inquire at Star Office INV J6
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RY GREEN . WILLIAns. Assae.ssrs.
TRUsTEES SALE az A FRAME BUILDIN
ANE The LEASE OF THE LOT. on 9

rsEsFETH SALE Ar H IAs Le eTia ap -:
.ou.heeet corner Of I4th and streets, 1t Pub
o. % S sSsSAY. the % day .t y.l, ss.,. =. *
s. i.: II :s e az .:s
county G. LII r.: .. H 20; Ne No ss::
the inprove.snss. seDsiseise Of Frsns Bald
Ing. ocensisd a lysrs ss.Sls and re:..aIss,,
All eonvsssscins "a fsves1s .tsnss q the Coz.
And Is. sr o al. ss
LIED within eay. sitsr the Say o. sale: sss tn
risk and cost Of tie deisuitins psrck:.sr. ~ "a
,s.s.s. HIP s SiS siSi Ti s:s
RI ". L. NALL co., Aactioseers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF BUILDING LOTS Oh
SfrTssS 81 ssS:
oeleck, % the premises. shall ell Iass q Lcts
On S.s .:s, :. Z:
zee depth Of ~ feet, and eostsiniis ans sSsArs
forms: One third cash; the rsssAse in 8 s.l z
months, With interest. secured b. adss1 q sssS -
eI is 8 p0r'''''fii Intel. = 49, z.ss..ss.:..
nHn ALneeI NIw. CHlCKBn!Eo Y0LA
IN sxosasse. ior sale s1 10, sssy ssrns. lsry6Sf3
$50, Al.e, one octave, seusss, Tor e0s'
~. d. METzDROfI CO.,
j. 1875. Sole Agent Cor sssisvays etescs.
HoTEL eLAssWAns.
ios vssar Bar. ALI. CeSb,~r, yuiip end ssdk
fCuBLRR3; OhsnpaeDss. CiArsts, Hocks 81
sHsFFy., ntiss Wins; 80 q, a1Ss,a 49,
vHeb pExssipen -,
A Iz.SLI SOFA !o 0sIlIs 80;
e IT'D, ~ ,SGnSssSrssSs.ss. isssisv. sst 81 No.
kael. AalrDS.F c.. Star e&ss, Wsss,e
DC.
s. e!:s !: S. I; ~ s. -;
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Shocking Murder of an Old Man and his
81 Grand ID "a hter. Nffg3a
PBILADELPHIA. June oo-George Squibbs.
aged ~ years. and his Granddaughter, we're
hutchered last Sunday evening near Ross Vile.
York county. Miss Squiobs was m a DYING
condition at iast accounts The weapon used
is supposed 20 have been Ratchet. An Irish.
man named Donovan was arrested on su spi-
cion. Money il believed to have been the OBJ
lect of the murder =.
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Sailins Of the Africa.
BOSTON, June a0.-The steamship Africa
sailed for Liverpool to-day. She takes no gold
and only $4,000 in silver.
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A REsPEC1ABLE YOUNG GIRL DESIRE.
slIUATtoN in q r-eI ctable riysts a..
ny hs COCK or chamhe tmaia. or would lake .ar-.
OF lew ehildren and sew. or w~uld do ge,.,,
hocsework 10 asmai family. Has no oi,-.s,,..
70 60 ln the country or go travelling Anal -.
Washington street. no. -. between .th IA "a
SITS, Reference given. n.
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LOCAL NEWS.
THE PRIZE FIGHT DOWN THE POTOMAC.
FORTY-SEN EN- ROUNDS fOUGHrg
COLLIER THE VICTOR.
Aarsns Draws :. First Blood,
He is arded the First Knock Down.
Beth Parties Blinded. -
-" f "a
Grand Raid Of Superintendent Richards
upon the Prime lighters.
Aarsns and Collier nader arrest.
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RY }. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

Ere. 30
DID fbe hrst floor nj the Auction Rooms on SAT-
URDAY MORNING. June 23d, commsncjpe nj |,
o'clock m. we shall sell about 60 Oolored Prints,
IN sold wslp ut ann fancy stained Frames. FOR nc.
terrain Church.
TeIns cash. JAS; c. McGUIRE&
je 2n.3t INT, Chrou | Anct.
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rwOBKINGMlN's CONVENTION The
WEpNLsDAY EVENING, ao1a inst, ., 5 o'eik.
A full attendance il desired
J. w. MATTiNGLY, r. S. 10 1877
@EOfICE.-TO COUNTY TAX PAYEKS.
" The TAX payers Of the county of Washing
Ton, u w., are hereby notified that the Tax Of 1861
Is now Cue, on which there 70 discount If ~ per
cent texceptng school tax until the soth of June
per cent. from the lst OF July to the 3Ist, andJ
per cent from thas date TO the 5ist of August Office
open III basement of west wing City Hall TUESDAYS,
thursdays aud Saturdays from 10 q. m. to D, m
commencing on Tuesday. the 18th instant and
ending on the slst Of August. "'O
jeE2w- JAS. PILLING, Collector.
DIANO FOR SALE One handsome seven.
Il octave Rosewood Case PIANO. Chick--
eIing, four round corners, IN perfect or yS$SZ(
der, with Cover and Stool. Will he sold attttkvN
and 18th SITS. je 20 3ts
A PIANO FOR $40, one for Sas. four fo- s2o
"A each; six for $50 each; and - number-4n
OF others. ranging from SO to s 10 ThesesxsE.9
nave been taken In part pay ment for new Ii E9t
Planos. and viii lie sold on small b,onthly pay.
mtnfs FN'
Second hanl MsIodeons
JOHN r. ELLIS
70 D2t' 500 Penn avenue near 10Th AZ
ME BAvE IN STORE FULL STOCK OF
w DRY GOODS. beught before tie gresi ad.
vance IN gold. which We selling at old prices
AMI many kinds 81 reduced prices. such as DRESS
S0ODs, SILK SACKS and CIECU LARS LACE
FONTS and CIRCULARS, to all of which in.
GEO. J. JOHNSON Co.,
S21 Seventh street
= ~ johnson sutton's Old Stand.
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Iakch lp.0n my place. 90 the 18th iassans
tvar SHbAr. one black, eli marked with g
on toe oa<& The owuer will soms forward, "a,
sxr~uses. snd take them away
HENRY ouKEN.
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LOB SALE-A very handsoae SADDLE PONY,
y years old, suit.b,s for boy or CIR.
MIEGB Stable, on c street, between 4lsA
and 9th SITS. je 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-29
Constitutional Amendments.

Why should the Radicals desire to have
the Constitution altered? They pay no
respect to its present provisions. They
have totally changed the nature of the
Government ,cittoA altering the Constitu-
ton except in one particular. IL strikes
us that, following their example, the con-
servatiyes, when they succeed to power,
can certainly restore the Government to
It's original form, even in spite of any new
constitutional impediments which NAV be
put in the way. In the passage of the
Civil Rights bill, the Freedmen's Bureau
bill, the bill to protect officers from nrose
cution for illegal acts, and of other mea
sures, the Radicals have set an examnle
which it is giving their opponents too much
credit to suppose they will not follow
Initiating the remark witty Englishman
once made to his neighbor, that " orthodoxy
is my doxn and heterodcxyis your doxy,"
we shan say upon occasion that what we
believe Il constitutional and what the
Radicals believe Is unconstitutional
matter what that is.
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Mr.. Stevens's New Scheme Of Recon.
struct ton. ft

Our kilograms inform us that Mr.. STE
VEINS has made another effort to ahead
ANDREW. JOHNSON" He proposes 30 &C
knowledge the present southern State
governments "for municipal purposes, !"
and to allow the people to proceed to or
ganize new governments and form new
constitutions. to be submitted to Congress
for approval or rejection. Trad. has "gone
clean DAFT" The southern people are not
SO anxious to secure representation in
Congress as he imagiues and they GER
tainly will not allow the Presidents policy
10 be over-ridden in this manner. They
vii, stand By Mr.. JOHNSON as long as he
adhercs to his own plan. THAD.' scheme
possesses no merit. lie cannot compel It's
adoption by the south and il will not DC
voluntarily accepted. We have no room
for further comment.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMPtNY,}
RICHMOND, May -, 1856.
ITO TIL l. BONDHOLDERS \ y y
L HOLDERS or THE INTEREST COUPONS OF
THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPA-
NY. On the 18th day of May the Board Of Dircc-
tors Of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
adopted these orders
O,tiered. That the President b. directed Ia
propose To the bondholdCrs and holders of the in
terest coupons of this company T." fund their lne-
rest past due and to become due on the lst OF Juy
1866 and lSt OF January. 1867, in coupon bonds Of
the company, for all sums of one hundred dollars
and the multpes thereof: and in registered bonds
for all fractional parts of one hundred dolla
The registered bonds to be redeemable on the lst
dav Of January, lS72, and the coupon bonds on tn
l>t day Of January, ls71 both To bear interest At
the rate Of eight per cent. per annum from the
annually theredtter-intercst To be added To the
bonds at the rate al six per cent. per annnm from
from the date of all aftrr-accruing interest. Any
one entitled to receive bond may elect to take 1t
!" 0rdsrsi. That The President be- and he is here
by authorized to issue bonds Of the company to
the extent Of the interest due and becoming que
To the lst day OF January, 1907 inclusive, Tor the
purposes a nd upon the principles set forth IN the
foregoing order of the Board-the said bonds TO be
countersgned by the Treasurer. -. -
" OTdrrcR. Plat assurance is hereby given to
the buudh Oldcrs that the company Will resume the
regular and prompt payment Of its interest on the
The heavy losses sustained by the company du
ring the war, and the condition OF the country
upon which the road depends for its revenue rem
der the company at present unable TO pay It's lnte-
rest. The period promised for the resumption Of
the payment of interps, is as early as wnnld be
safe to insure performance. The proposition for
funding is deemed equitable II is hoped that the
bondhclderS and the holders of interest coupons
will regard 1t, and will fund their claims for In
very to them at the office OF the company in Rich-
mond on and after July ?, 1866.
"S'pe'ND't#$,ILL WILLIAMS c. wlcEHAM,
nv 2s-6t President
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Tue FARxER.-The June number Of this
agricultural monthly is on our table. We
again recommend It to the farmers of Vir-
ginia and the..south generally. Published
by ELLIOTT b SHIELDS, Richmond, Va.
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Ii ADQUARTERS. The under

EADQ u ARTERS. The under
IL signed returns his grateful thanks To the citi-
zens of Richmond for the liberal patronage here
toiore extended To him. and announces TO the pub
lie that he has opened Il FlKST-CLASS RESTAu-
RANT in one of Grrme's new buildings on
can Telegraph office From his long experience
IL caterer several Of the principal hotels in this
city and elsewhere, he Matters himself that his new
and support.
MEALS will be promptly served to order in the
best style and at prices to suit the times,
The BAR willbe kent supplied with the best
liquors and wines Clagetts and Philadelphia
Cream Ale on draught.
FREE LUNCH every day, commencing at IL
o'clock tmy 2s-lwl JOHN MACPHERSON.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets
MOST VALUABLE AND BEAUTI

MOST VALUABLE AND BEAUTI-
wi FIJI COTTAGE FARMS AND MARKET
GARDENS, ONE MILE WEST OF THE CITY
NEAR CAMP JACKSON, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION We will sell at auction, upon the premises,
on FRIDAY, the ist day OF june 1860, at o clock,
7. NJ, the property located a. above, being par;
of the shields and Rtche tracts, al joining the
lands Of j. NJ. Shields, DIR. Crenshaw, j II. Sutton
Jr., and Sias Omoh undros estate.
II contains eighty one and seven. twelfths acres,
and will be subdivided according TO a plat which
may be seen at our office, into eight lots OF about
ten acres each, or it will be sold whole VI pre-
ferrcd.
The land il mostly a rich chocolate clay and
loaIn with portion of feldspar SOIL SO favorable
to the growth OF vegetables and fruits. Naturally
of the most productive character, II has been
brought by very protuse and judicious application
of fertilizers to degree of fertility not eqHallrd
by any body of land OF the same extent IN thi,
vicinity.
Upon one Of these lots there is nea, cottage
residence, with seven rooms and all necessary out
buildings, also bold spring the house, and a
variety Of choice fruits, &c, making this alto
gcther II very attractive and desirable country
seat
The land all lies beautifully IL situated in one
of the most pleasant and Improving neighbor-
hoods near the city, and is particularly adapted for
cottage farms and market gardens.
The terms will be very accommodating, AMI will
be announced at the time Of sale.
GRUBBS L WILLIAMS,
nv 2i-6t AuCtiuncrrs.
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PERSONAL. The following advertisement
appears In the Barnstable (Mass.) Patriot:
Nofice.-The subscriber hereby forbids
any person marrying Rosalina Pratt, she
having promised 70 marry me. Il
,aaS fTSas 5 oSTEPRES PGILLIFs. i,
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BE COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned having formed co-partner
ship, for the purpose Of conducting
A WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name of
STONE, WILSON FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse on
Cary street, second door below Pearl, are now
receiving general supply Of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in few days, and to
which they respectfully call the attention of the
trade. HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg;
JOHN +. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
NH 13ts R. II. FOSTER.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioncers,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.

COMMISSIONER SALE or III
" ABLE REAL ESTATE. IN THE CITY u
RICHMOND, At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER or
FRANKLIN AND THIRD STREETS.-ln execution
of a decree OF the Circuit Court of Richmond, Ell.
tered on 18th May, Is65, in the case Of wall and
wifi. rs Mott and Others, the undersigned commits
>oucTs, appointed for the purpose, VIII sell AZ amc
ton upon the premises, on THURSDAY, thr Sis,
dav ut May, commencing at 5 o'clock, L. NJ, u
fair if not then the next fair day Thereafter nj
the same hour the following well known ana very
desirable property, 10 wit
TIE REVERE HOUSE, situated at the southeast
corner of Franklin aud Third streets, containing
ei.ht.rn large rooms, with ample accommodations
for servants stable carriage house, &c.
Also, the BRICK TENEMENT adjoining the
above ON the east, and now occupied by William
+ Price II has ten rooms, with usual ut-h"usts
attached both have gas and water. The properly
has been recently repaired, and l. now IN GOOD
order The location j. about the best IN IN" citS
for private residences or hrst-class boarding
house.
Possession of the Revere House can be had al
once and Of the other about LIST of October.
TERMS one fifth cash !: balance at four, elght,
twelve and sixteen months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added the title being retained Dy tn"
court until the notes paid. Purchasers In pay
taxes for 1853.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Commissioners.
JOHN HOWARD,
Sale conducted by GRrBBs WILLIAMS, Auc-
tinusars my %