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WHAT AN EpIToR's WIFE THINKs OF EpI-
roRs.-Mrs. HENRIETTA A. BENNETT, wife
of JAMES GoRpoS Bennett, of the New
York Herald, writes to HORACE GREELEY
to contradict statement that she haa
urged the appointment of somebody to
of,ice In her note she says: Ezs
81 have borne with calmncss the most
fearful abuses and calumnics; but thlnN
now it is time to put a stop to them. DO
not trouble myself about politics or poIlti-
clans. or editors, or any such unkind, untccl-
ing people; yet have suffered greatly ny
them.
"What have I done against you editors,
managers. etc., that I should be hunted
down like wild deer on account OF your
feelings towards the Hcraid Abuse the
editor if you like, perhaps he dcrScrVeS II,
but my aim has ever been to calm and
pacify all violent feelings"
Mrs. BENEFITS case is hard one. us
not surprising that She has no good opinion
of editors. She is right; it is cowardly to
assail her. Pitch into BENNETT; "pcrhaps
he deserves it :" but we do not see much
to be gained by even that.
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The many friends of William Lloyd Gar
rison will be panied to learn that the in
Jury which bctcl him last winter is more
serious than was at first appreh"ndcd, and
is likely not only TO disable him for long
time, but 10 retard considerably the exccu-
ton of the great work nc has undertaken
on slavery and its abolition in the United
States. --Ne,o York Tribune.
A case of murder too horrid for recital
occurred near Medina, n. Y, on the 18th
instant. A clergyman named Lindsey
whipped his son, child three years old,
40 savagcly that it died under the intiic-
ton. I'm the statement before the coros
ner's Jury the father contcsseS to have
continued the chastisemcnt for more than
two hours.
Mrs. Martha Haines Butt Bennett, a
young lady of Norfolk, Va, favorably
known in the literary world as the author
of a successful volume entitled "LeiSure
Moments" and a contributor to various
periodicals, has book for children in the
nress of Mr.. Carleton. 1t is called Pas
times with my Little Friends" and will be
ready in about fortnight. We are in
formed that an unusually large edition OF
the book has been ordered in advance OF
publication. York Tribune.
In general expression of countenance,
there is singular resemblance between
M. Dore's photograph and the portrait OF
Edgar Allan Poe in the first volume of the
Middleton. Griswold edition Of Mr.. Poe's
works, .a 81" 't1f- 1-s
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WHAT CAN IT MEAN t-FOENEY writes Il
long editorial to prove that cotton cannot
bear a tax of five cents per pound. lie
declares that the tax should not exceed
two cents, and argues, very ScnSlbly, that
any heavy tax will stimulate competition
in other countries, tend to diminish the
crop in the United States, and affect inlu-
riouSly the interests of our people, North
and South. Wonder il FoRNEY isn't mtc-
rested in a cotton plantation somewhere
Perhaps we should accept his aid in good
cause without inquiring into his motives.
But he is so full Of venom against Us, and
strives so hard to iniure us in every way,
that we are 10th to give him credit for sim
ccrity, even in the advocacy Of Just mca-
SurcS
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THE Two CoLoRS IN THE ARMr.-Ihe
Army bill has passed the House Of Repre-
scntatiycS; but before it got clear Of that
body, WILSON, Of Iowa, moved provision,
which was carried, as follows
"Prorided, That in applying the rule Of
promotion, no distinction shall be made be
tween officers of regiments composed OF
colored men and those composed OF white
men, but the promotion shall be by inter
change equally open TO all said officers
This matter is one Of little interest to
the south--thc offices in the army as well
as everywhere else, for time, will be en-
tirely in the hands Of our countrymcn of
the north. So it's call in the family.
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History Done to Order.

On Saturday last the Senate passed a
Joint resolution for employing some "com-
pctent" person to write a history of the
Rebellion" and giving to the SecretTyCt
VA the selection Of the competent -
person aforesaid! This is Il most unusual
proceeding. OF course history gotten
up in this manner will be regarded aS cr-
poytc-mcrcly Radical History. Yet the
south must pay her part of the cost Of it.
And Posterty will reject it,
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We refer the Norfolk Day Book to our
issue Of Saturday for our views upon the
"bring built " question. We have no
idea Of continuing the discussion. There
is in the Day Books article only one
point which we have not already noticed.
That paper says sis being built Wis cquiva-
lent to ais existing built As the Day
Book does not claim to be the originator
of this idea, we hope TO be excused for
saving, as we do with all due respect to
our conferrc, that il is not simply I'M
philosophical, but is pucrilc. "To be" is
an auxiliary verb, and as such iScmpl"ycd
in all its forms without reference 10 its
meaning as a substantive verb. "To
have" is another auxiliary verb, which
primarily means "to possess We I'M
agnc the Day Book would drSpisc a
criticIwho should pronounce the sentence,
81 have been rcadinga new book, in
correct on the ground that it meant II
possess existed reading a new book
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Government ceased. OF course 1t will be
ont Of the question to attempt to make
them pay the Government those sums
taken from them by the Confederate Gov
crnmcnt. Amounts so taken must Of ne
cessity be placed under the category of
money distracted by force which the GUS
todians were unable to resist; and it is
impossible for the Government to recover
any money missing in that way. The gov
ernment moreover has all available and
visible effects of the defnnct Confederacy.
Out of the banks OF this city it gets more
than double this deficit.
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An Important Case Under the Civil
Rights Act.

The character of this bill, as it is I'M
derstood by the negroes themselves and
the extreme Radicals, is well illustrated
by case which has recently occurred in
West Virginia. We learn from the Clarks-
burg Conservative that in April last negro
applied TO the recorder of Gilmcr county
for license to marry white woman,
which was refused. Learning that he is
made the equal of the white race by the
Civil Rights bill, the negro lately com
menced legal proceedings against the re-
cordcr for refusing him the license 10y send
ing petition to Mr.. JOIN j. DAVIS, of
Clarksburg, commissioner OF the United
States District Court, for warrant against
the recorder. Mr.. DAVIS refused to issue
the warrant for the reason that the mar
riage Of blacks with whites was prohibited
by the laws of West Virginia, and there
fore the recorder was guilty Of violating
no law, and cannot be held liable by any
process known to the courts for failure to
perform his official duties; and for the
further reason that the Civil Rights BILL"
upon which the petitioner relies, and by
virtue Of which he claims that the re-
corder should have issued to him the Ii
ccnse, can in no wise affect or enlarge the
powers Of that officer, and authorize him
to do an act which he is forbidden to do by
the laws OF his State, he being State, and
not Federal officer.
We suppose (adds the Coaseruatice) the
negro will now have Mr.. DAVIS indicted by
the grand jury Of the Federal court which
meets at this place in August, for not exc
cutting the Civil Rights bill and arresting
the recorder of Gilmer county. SO we go.
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III BILL ARP!
nsy- ANDREW ANToNI, Wholesale

Bs~ ANDREW ANTONI, VII % ESAb Il
AND RETAIL DEALER IN CONFECTIONERY
AND FRUITS, respectfully informs the citizens 81
Richmond that he has resumed business In his
NEW IRON-FRONT BUILDING on Main street,
opposite to the site Of his old stand, adjoining the
Exchange Bank.
The store and saloons have been fitted up ana
furnished in style which he l. confident Will
meet with the approval OF the public.
His facilities for manufacturing FANNY AM
PLAIN CANDIES Of the best quality enable hlh
10 offer inducements to the trade which cannon DE-
surpassed A call from his former customers Is re-
specially solicited.
large and choice assortment Of FRENCH BON
BONS IMPORTED FRUITS, NUTS, CORDlALs,
PRESERVES, PICKLES, SAUCES, &c, will be
always kept on hand.
ICE CREAM Of the most approved havors served
in the SalOan.
Parties supplied with ICE CREAM and oRNA-
MENTAL CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned returns his thanks TO the ciu'
zens Of Richmond for tie liberal patronage accord
ed to him for the last fifteen years, and will en-
deavor to merit continuance Of the same.
ia6-lm ANDREW ANTONI.
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DIED,

on the pad instant at the residence 9 n, ms pa
rents. in tho town Of Fulton, PETER Pokh, son 81
Maryara, and Peter porr aged six years mn"
month"; aud four days Ills funeral took place
ON SUNDAY. tho 2ith nj o'clock
dearest Peter thou hast left Us,
We Inv loss most deeply feel,
Uut Ills (iod that has bereft US
lie can all our sorrows heal.
On tho qad instant. FRANK J., only child oil John
I and Alta G. Angel. aged two years. rr,,s
The funeral viii take place at 10 GGlocS If his
gsrandfsiber, Thomas Angel, Twenty fifth street,
Church Hill.
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WILL THEY BE HrNG ?-Thcrc is some
speculation upon the question OF the fate
Of one hundred and sixty FcnianS in pri-
son in Toronto. Some persons express
the opinion that they will be hung. We
have no idea that the British Government
will do any such thing. Such wholesale
execution would give new life to Fcnian-
ism, and bring fresh troubles upon the Bri-
fish Government. Now that there is 50
much diScord amongst the FcnianS, Il little
clemency on the part of the Government
would be of great service to herself. She
ought to see this. But it is 50 much
against the temper and policy Of the age,
no government would practice such whole
sale killing as the execution Of 50 many
prisoners would be. If THAD. STEVENS
were King of England, we might look for
it: but under no other circumstances.
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FRANK LEsLIE's LADY's MAGAZINE for
July has been laid on our table by Messrs.
Cole & TURNER. 1t fully sustains its re-
putation as one Of the very best magazines
of its class In this country.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Main street, opposite SpotswOOd Hotel.

DRICK DWELLING-HOUS AND
u LOT. ON ST JOHNS STREET. IN DUVALS
ADDITION FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be
sold on THURSDAY, the 2sth of June, on the
premises at 4. o'clock, 7. NJ. the desirable dweI.
Ing on ST. Johns street. in Duvals addition al
present occupied by Mr.. John F.. Erhard. The
house has four rooms kitchen smoke house, large
stable, &c, with a well OF water In the yard az
in good order There is a large lot attached, well
enclosed
Terms Onn-third cash, the balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes, in
teTest added JAMES VI. TAYLOR,
H. as AuCtioneer.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JrSE %.
S,, rises .....442 Moon sets............ 80
Sun sets ...7 Is High tide............ 20

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20 AND %, 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, John II. Freeman.
Steamer NJ Martin, Haines, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers Haskins BridKiord.
Schooner Farmers Friend, Hedly, AIeNahdrih,
grain, f. Il. James 4 Co. .
Slo1p Nimrod, Williams Norfolk, fish, E. G.
lanes i Co. shingles, French Crenshaw.
SAILED.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New, York, mer-
chandi.c AMI passengers, :. AyTes Go.
Steamer State oil Maryland Travers, Bal fillmore,
merchandise aud passengers, u, W. turrlc
Steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Haskins BridgtOrd.
Schooner Bartlett. Thornton, Baltimore, rIn Har-
rsuIt's Landing, t. load lumber, Mckowan Cur
It's, .,.
Schooner Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, mer-
chandisc, 4. Mllspaugh X GO.
Schooner Elizabeth Washburn, Jester, George
town, u. e., merchandise, Mckuwan Gurus.
Schooner Mary NJ Morris, Booth, Io.k river:
Schooner James Kent Crawford, Philadelphia,
merchandise, A Millspaugh Go.
FovrRF.- MONROE, June u. =. NJ Arrived. the
Norfolk steamers for Richmond. Sailed, schoo-
uer Magnolia. from Boston, for Richmond.
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LOR RENT, THE VERY DESIRA-

4 BE BKITk DWELLTNT-HOTs f U0 10 -.
corner II Craze and Twenty eighth streets =
Church Hill The hou-" HI, b..u recently IL
repaired and reprinted, aud i in thorough 1II'T
II contains ten rooms with Eas Throughout The
house, aud 4 we'll Of very excellent water .u .t.~
gard. There i large garden attached % III" pr.
uIseS. The Kitchen, stable, coa~hou-es Sc. ar,
~ GOOD COnd ton Possession will h. given og
the l., July next. For terms, &c. apply ~
THOMAS J. HARhGnpNE.
Mtia street between Twru'va-ereuth
IL -3--lwS and Twrnfy-t# -ttH
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Me- SPECIAL NOTICE.-The undersigned, as
axecutor of the late +. X. White, takes pleasure
in announcing TO his friends and the public that he
has inst returned from the North with very Sc
lect stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, YALlSES, AND TIA
YELLING BAGS,
which he offers at the lowest cash prices al MS
new store, No sl9 Main street, two doors beIo"
the spotswood Hotel. lie begs leave to state Tor
The benefit Of the ladies that unusual care has been
takau in the selection Of all goods suitable for
III cir nsa in his line He has obtained the services
of John POE, JR., well known in the business
community. who will be pleased to see his lrleh'S
- M ana Main street W +. WHITE,
my 26-lm Executor OF T. n H''o'
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We imagine these sums arc the entire
amounts In the hands of the postmasters at
the time when oil intercourse with tho
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MARRIED.

On Tbursdav. June Ilh, by Dr. J. J.. Burrows,
Mr.. Holm q LONG, formerly Of Virginia, now Of
New York, to Miss MATTE M, daughter OF MI
Jesse Williams, Of this city.
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By Harrison, Goddiu * Appersou.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
y yALuABLE REAL Es Il, yrs, u TIE TIE Cft1 or
AND FouSHEE STREETS BY virtue ot deere
al the Circuit Court Of the City Of Rlchm"ndl pro
nuunred on the 9Th June, 1865, III the case u No'
thereby appointed Commissioners, VIII prqrstSd !"
s.l AZ uGic auctiOu, on the premises, on ~ hH'
nay the 2sth June. lsbb, ~ one O'Clock 4. d. th"
following valuable real estate belonging 10 rcu'
estate Of tn. late Anthony Bargamin, VIZ IN"
y.Iua hla LOT on the south side uf Main, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. fronting about twenty lee"
running back about forty 1--WE tcnt Ia an aIlty NJ
Joining the jewellery store al M'>,fs. So"tai
a. also the Lot on the west side ~ Tenth, DE-.
tween Main and Cary streets, fronting twrnty-elrh'
loot running back about cighty-fuur feet AFTER
which pu the same day. on tn" premises. ~ hk"
o'clock = VI. the large and very desirable Bkl1 n
DWELLING. at the southwest corner 81 Iafy ana
Forshp. streets which was formerly occupied ny
the decedent A. a residence. The LOT has ir"i't
Of one hundred and three feet, and depth ~ ou"
hundred and tity I'VE feet To an alley 70 Dc mere
after opened. Also, the HALF ACRE LOT IN rear
Of the above, fronting on the north side of Canal
street one hundred and thirty three feet, running
back one hundred and ftty-ti Ieet to said ale!
This Lot will be sub divided 50 "A. To suit the view,
of bidders.
Thu foregoing real estate, for the most part, Is
iustIy REGARDED ~ amongst the most valuable pow
on the market, and should attract the attention q!
capitalists and others.
fERss. one fourth cash, balance at six, twelve
a nd eighteen months for negotiable notes, intrres Il
added and title retained till all the purchase m"nrF
j. paid, and Il conveyance ordered by the court.
The taxes and insurance for this year to be paid
BY the purchaser.
20 Z; Hi29WyrlsoN| comm,..tooar.
EATON NANCE, }
Sale to be conducted by n,r,o>.
je l5-2awtds AuetlonerrH.
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ny "rnbb' L Williams, Auc,tonpar.
Northwest corner Of Main and gl.v.,,h -.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TIE ,,r
i GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE At .1r-:aii.-
by virtue Of deed Of trust from tn 3.IioN-
vile Turnpike Company to thu srf.'..aa a.sr'.
Trustee, dated Ith June. 10 s,r fhtr a..
Henrico County Court office, bel flsr,,' 'i1r4 .r
I'd by the CREDITOR secured, vii ,rlI az
At the toll gaze If said Cnmrarr ~, ug 4a,. &.
18th June, 1895, At O'Clock, r N n, ~, "a .,
the nnxt fair day hereItt"r a tie .sr,a hon,
the Estate, Prope rty, Wot<', Etgats Ant r.. 81
chlse. Of the sad COMPANY, consisting ~ ".
pike Road the Land Building, agI !r...,g,.'1 Gt..
connected or enjoyed herewith. trI Il. p,t
Power, Pilvlsseo work, and Franchise. IN %,y
TERMS Sufficient in ca.h 10 dafray the .yr...
attending the execution IT the trs-t t...I ..''
pay ~" debts secured thereby lam"an.u. - III.
four hundred dollars, and the ra..aGa' n e..
quail instruments, vt one, two, aud three year. .
bonds, with approved security, Interest 4 lls! 49,
secured by deed Of trust upon The properly |,
To be- sold. L. w. GRuBB>. Tra.t
GRrBBs < WILLIAMS, Auction"erN 49,.
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BY Harrison, Godiin X Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Y onCARY STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS ON VALLEY, Be
TWEEN CHRISTIAN AND RICHARD STREETS lIaIS
X EfTEEFER SAfEEf s TsE6
SOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE. NEAR TO HOW.
ARDS grove. AND BEAuTIEuL LOT on The
AND RICHARD SEREETS FOR SALE AT AUG
TON Will he sold ut auction, on the prem,
ses, in the order advertised, on THURSDAY
the 5th July, 1866, commencing At O'Clock,
p NJ the following truly valuable real estate
namely Lots Numbers and ii, each from
ng twenty-five feet on the s"uth sld. oi ,ar*'
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, run
ming back one hundred feet To a htrty-ioot street
on these lots there are several framed tenement
occupied by Mr.. Lohimeyer and others AT ialr
The location Of these lots, within one hundred
feet of the Dock, render them Of pecniiar value Tor
commercial purposes After which, say al .
o'clock. i. NJ. those two new frame dwellings,
with kitchens attached on the south sid" OF Car
rington street, occupied respectively ny FANNIE
Norwood and Louisa Apperson, each at the monthly
rental OF twenty dollars Each tenement contains
four good rooms. The lots have 4 front OF thirty.
two and a half feet, and depth OF one hundred
After which. say mt O'Clock =. NJ, that hand
some Cottage Residence. on MaiduN Hill. adIoin-
ing Howard : Grove and the Residence" ~ Or II. Lot
land and Others and now occupied ny Mr.. Micha"!
McSweeney At the annual rental Of three hundred
dollars. The dwelling contains eight rooms, ana
has recently been painted and otherwis" repaired.
In front and rear IL IL well shaded by handsome
trees and there i attached To IL NOR" than an acre
Of fine garden land. The retired and healthy To-
cation 0 this property should attract the attention
of persons seeking country retreat IN iuli view
and within Iiteen minutes walk ct the Ola
Immediately afterwhich say At 3! o'clock p. NJ,
that beautiful lot. letter " II, the east side Of
Valley between Christian and Richard streets;
fronting fortyfour feet, running back one hundred
and sixty We feet.
TgEH-: one. fourth cash, balance at four, eight
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
II a :
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ADJUSTMENTS
BEAST AND FAIR.
THE LADIES or
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH,
corner Twentieth and Broad streets,
respectfully announce to their friends and the pub
lie that they will hold a
FAIR AND FEAST
i'm the basement Of the Church, commencing
THIS EVENING,
to continue as success will permit.
The purpose of this Fair Is L. raise funds TO aid
in finishing the Church aud this is All appeal 10 a
generous puhlic for liberal support as the object
i one which commeuds itself 10 all.
c o Y G E K T s,
A. am additional attraction, are proposed to he
given, occupying some portion OF nearly every
night Of the Feast, and for that purpose the com
miftap have secured some of the finest lNSTRt-
MENTAL AND VOCAL TALENT in the city.
FIRST CONCERT TONIGHT (M0NDAY,
IT THE
CHOIR OF TRINITY CHURCH.
RE Refreshments aud fancy articles Of every
variety will be sold on reasonable terms.
NJ ApMITrASrE-The usual foe Of twenty i've
canTs IL 25-t>
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sA- ESTABLIsHED isis.
LOUIS J. BOsslEUX,
Manufacturer Of
nnupIrn DEFINED STEAM CANDIES

DUUBLEU+khFIN 3D. 81 EhN NhNDIho'
and Dealer in
FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGARS
&c, &c,
begs 10 inform his old friends and customers that
he has resumed business Mt his old stand,
No 90 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
He desires to return thanks for their past liberal
patronage, and invites them to renewal OF their
business connections, promising equitable dealing.
His motto Is quick sales and small profits.
IL 9l-lm
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

~ application will he mad" to the A1t.
III. stat, uf virginia for renewal 81 lhr o. WE
CERTIEICATEs OF DEBT, VIA NJ 2ss t.i .N
hundred and seventy seven dollar, '.@#It.,
the narle Of X. q. Glenn, C9mmi,'~ nttr
ulT fnr four hundred dollars standing ta ID" So
& joseph T. Prlddy, Commissioner, 5, "..- u.
sued qnder act Of ed March l.'9 ' -. H.. . .
81 IN. evacuation Of Richmond. IT, l'-'a".
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BY Isbell 4 Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
cnrner Of Eighth and Main streets.

4 BUSINESS STAND, STOCK OF
n GROCERIES. AND FIXTURES, CORNER OF
THIRTEEN tOR GOEERNORD AND ROSS
STREETS, AT AUCTIoN.-Wil be sod upon the
premises on THURSDAY, the 2.th day Of June,
i.eG. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, that NEAT FRAMED
TENEMENT. on leased ground, located as above:
now occupied as retail grocery, and the STOCk
OF GROCERIES AND FIXTURES, consisting oi
the usual assortment. ~
TERM: Atsalc ISBELL * DAVIS,
IL IS Auctiuneers.
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MOP RENT BLACKSMITH and

L wHEELwRIGHT SHOP. or Firth, he. -
tween Marshall aud Clay streets, Recently u
occupied by McFea y Si"-lr, Al uli-c,taa IL.
hII>IIri STAND
Also the larg" FRAMED HOUSE near tn corr. X
81 Fifteenth I'D Dock streets. Apply u
RAGLANp \ CO..
H. - st. Lumber Dealers, Fifteenth street
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THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION IL
TIE WORLD.
Cratiugthe most intense excitement wherever eN-
hibited, the largest halls filled day and night, ana
thousands often turned away unable to gain adj
mittance The great original Miltonian Tah'eauX Of
PARADISE LOST,
from London, England. representing
GREAT REBELLION N HEAVEN,
THE WAR OF THE ANGELS,
TIE FALL OF SATAN, and
THE FALL or MAN,
a, described hy John Milton in his immortal Poem
II paradise Lost, il being complete illustration
Of this great poem from beginning to end, com
prisns sixty-thr"r splendid TahleauX Scenes, car
rying out Mjlton's idea of
HEAVEN, HE'LL, CHAOS,
the Creation aud Paradise, will now b. exhibited
At the Theatre ~ exhibited in London Tor two
hundred and eighty consecutive nights at ST..
James Hall to more than half a million Of people,
and a. exhibited before her Majesty Queen Veto.
ria and the entire Court at Buckingham Palace,
upon which occasion her Majesty was pleased 70
brstow upon the proprietor distinguished mark "t
her royal appreciation by presenting him with a
magnificent Diamond Rims.