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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-18

THE JEWISH PENTECoST.-The festival
of Shaber-ngote, or "Feast OF Weeks"
occurs Sunday and Monday, and is OBJ
served by the ISraelites agrceably to the
Divine command, "And We shall count
unto YOU from the morrow after the Sab
bath first day of Passover) from the day
that We brought the sheaf of the wave
offering. There shall he seven complete
Sabbaths. Even unto the morrow after
the seventh Sabbath shall We number fifty
days" From the counting OF weeks,
therefore. this festival derives its name, II
being literally "Feast of Weeks" On
the fiftieth day, or morrow after the seven
complete weeks, an offering was brought
unto the Lord of the first fruits OF the
land: and we can readily understand the
feelings of an agricultural people at having
the blessing of God on the fruits of their
labor, and how readily they must have
brought a portion thereof as an offering unto
Him. But, besides this, the first day of the
festival is the anniversary OF the most I'm.
portant event that occurred to Israel, the
ciyinc of the ten commandments from the
heights of Sinai. Although the passover
NAV be deemed by some as more impor-
tant, it being the era of physical liberty
vet the Feast of Weeks was the advent OF
mental liberty, and may justly take Prece-
dcnte. True, the ceremonies ofthe latter
are few in comparison with the former
but if we reflect, we will see the great
wonder of people who had been recently
groaning under the anguish of bondage
singled out as the recipients of light from
on High, and to be the missionaries of reva-
lation and the .promulgators of know,
ledge of the true God in an age of dark
ness and superstition.
This "lig ght" they have preserved from
generation to generation. 1t has beer
With them throughout all their journeys
even in the land of their enemies; an.
although centuries have rolled by, it still
exists as an "inhcritance of the congrega
ton of Jacob"
Divine service will take place at the re
spective synagogues on Saturday and Sun
day evenings at 6L o'clock, and on Sun
day and Monday mornings at 8 o'clock.
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CIRCUIT CorRT.-The Circuit Court of
Richmond, Judge Meredith presiding, met
yesterday morning at II o'clock. The
case of Gilmer rs. Bigger, concerning
the laws in regard to usury, was called
up, and the argument for the plaintiff was
opened by J. Harmer Gilmer, Jr., who was
followed by Lcmucl r. Bowden, Esq, At
torney- General for the Commonwealth.
The case was continued until to-day, when
the argument will be closed by j. Harmer
GiImpr Sr
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| MEETING OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF
| HEALTH.-The HenricO County Board OF
Health, consisting of Drs. William I. Far
rar, John Power, John Knox, and George
W. Semple, held meeting yesterday for
the purpose of adopting health measures
in concert with the city Board. The men,
bers of the city Board were present, and
consulted with them. The only thing done
by the Board was to elect DR.. John Knox
president. 1t was impossible to accom-
pliSh anything further in consequence Of
the failure of the court to make an appro-
priation to carry out their object. For in
stance, there is a lot on Twenty fifth street
which has become filled with water in con-
sequence of the bad arrangement OF the
street culvert, which is above the surface
of the surrounding ground. The only re-
mcdy to prevent this water from remain
ing and Stagnating i'm the lot will be to fill
it up. This the owner cannot be made to
do, as the fault is on account of the ar
rangemcnt of the street culvert, and the
Board cannot do it because they have not
the means. I'm addition toa want OF means,
there is lack Of the proper authority by
the Board. If a nuisance is reported, the
party or parties creating it cannot be MADE
to remove it until presented by the Grand
Jury, which only meets twice year. 80
that if a party we're reported few days
after the adjournment of the present Ses-
sion of the Grand Jury, the nuisance would
remain for six months unless the creator
of it chose to remove it, With these OBJ
stacles, the Board is able to do but little.
They are willing, however, and intend,
under the circumstances, to do everything
that is possible, and to this end they beg
the assistance and cooperation of all citi-
ZcnS interested.
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HEBREW LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
FOR CONFEDERATE DEAD.-A society has
been formed by the Hebrew ladies OF this
city for the purpose of caring for the
graves Of the Israeltish soldiers Of the
Confederate army who have been inferred
in their cemetery on Shockoe Hill. This
society will not come in conflict with the
others already formed, but is merely in
tended for the deceased of their own per-
suason, while they have all joined in the
general associations for Hollywood and
lakewood, recently established. We will
publish their proceedings shortly.
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THE DISPATCH ON THE RAILROADS.&C.
Cole Turner deliver the Dispntch every morning
on all the railroad cars leaving Richmond and as
they are also authorized agents to receive sub
scriptions to the SENT Weekly and Weekly Dis
patch, our friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves of the messengers of these enter
prising news dealers in forwarding their orders.
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Mayors CouRT.-Mayor Mayo held his
court yesterday at the usual hour, and dis
posed of the following cases:
Grandson B. Williams was charged with
assaulting john Parker, negro. Parker
told a long story about Williams having
struck him three blows on the side of the
head, and talked about "havin misery IN
his head now, cauS'n of dat blow" A Mr..
Blow appeared, and from his testimony it
would seem that the affair was two
handed one. In the absence OF other wit
nesscs the case was postponed until to-day.
Lucinda Ann Taylor, negreSS, charged
with stealing wearing apparel from Sarah
Walker, negrcSS, was sent on Tor lufther
examination.
William Gentry was fined ten dollars fol
selling fish in the market outside of the
place intended for that purpose.
Emanuel Gates was arraigned for being
drunk and disorderly in an omnibus, to the
ANNOYANCE of the ladies riding in it. lie
was required to give security in the sum ol
two hundred dollars for his future good
behavior.
"Baby" Clarke, white, and BOBBY y
Ferguson, mulatto, were arraIgned on
charge of fcloniously aSSaulting +. Riddick,
telegraph messenger. Young Riddick said
that when he was attacked on Sunday night
whilst on his way home, he was so severely
choked that he did not know what passed
Young DueSberry, who was with him at
the time, swore that he recognized Clarke
as the person who chokcd Riddick. He did
recognize Ferguson as one Of the parties
Clarke was sent on for indictment for al
assault with intent to rob. Ferguson having
been heard to say whilst in his cell that h'
would kill Duesberry if he gave evidenc,
against him, his case was postponed unit
to-day, in order to bring the evidence he
cesSary to prove it.
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ROBBERY. On Wednesday night last the
office Of DR.. Ball, on Eighth street, between
Main and Cary, was entered and robbed Of
a lot of underclothing and pocket-book
containing about forty dollars in money.
The thieves had no difficulty in entering,
as the door was not locked and no one was
i'm the house at the time Of the robbery.
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THE RAILROAD CoNvESTIoS.-The Con-
vention of Railroad and Steamboat-Line
Managers continued its session yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. Asystem Of through
tickets from New York to New Orleans
and all intermediate points was adopted.
The following resolution was also adopt
ed by the Convention:
Resotred, That through tickets are here
by agreed to from New Orleans, Mobile,
Montgomery, Atlanta, and Augusta, to
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, and New York, ON the basis of the
prices charged for similar tickets ria the
Western and East Tennessee routes.
A committee was appointed to supervise
the expense attending the sale of tickets at
New Orleans and other points south.
A series of resolutions for the guidance
of all the roads represented in the Conyen-
tion and interested in the southern line of
trade were adopted.
AT the afternoon session, a system of
through checks for baggage from New York
to New Orleans and intermediate points
was devised.
The Convention also adopted resolution
establishing clearing houses at different
points on the line to settle money affairs.
The Convention then adjourned.
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COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Cornelius john
ston, negro, was arrested yesterday morn
ing by Officers Kelly and Perrin on
charge of passing counterfeit gold dollars.
On Wednesday night the prisoner went 10
the store of Mrs. Sarah Ann Christian !
near the upper end of Broad street. ana
bought eleven dollars worth of groceries,
for which he paid her in counterfeit com
She unsuspectingly took It, and having occa-
sion to use some of 1t the next morning,
was told that il was not good. She kept a
lookout for the negro, and on yesterday
morning, as he was returning TO buy some
more groceries, ne was nabbed. The
counterfeit is miserable. The negro tells
so many tales about where he got the coin
that il is impossible to believe anything he
says. he will have hearing this morning,
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SUPREME CoURT.-The Supreme Court
of Appeals met yesterday at the usual
hour, all the Judges being present. Mr..
Peachy r. Grattan was appointed reporter
for the court. Several accounts were
ordered to be paid, and arguments heard,
but no decisions were rendered by the
pOurt
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNING.-A
white boy about ten years of age narrowly
escaped drowning on Wednesday after
noon about 5 o'clock. He and two other
boys were engaged in picking mp chips
and blocks in the cellar of the new build
ing being erected on the southwest corner
of Main and Twelfth streets, when this
youth accidentally fell into the icc-vault,
which is about fifteen feet in diameter and
twenty feet deep, with some eight or ten
feet of water in it. His companions i'm
mediately gave the alarm, and Mr.. Isaac
W. Walker, who fortunately was passing at
the time, ran to the spot and succeeded, at
a great risk to himself, in rescuing the
drowning lad from his perilous position.
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THE MmrrIA.-The Hastings Court yes
terday appointed Colonel Thomas T. Au-
gust, Colonel J. B. Dansf0rth, and Captain
William l.. Maule, to superintend the cleo
ton of field and company officers Of the
One Hundred and Seventy ninth regiment
Virginia militia.
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TIE MONUMENTAL FAIR.-The bad wca-
thcr Yesterday and the night before inter-
fcred considerably with successful opera
tions at the Monumental Fair. The ladies
had to suspend their labors almost entirely
and wait patiently for old "Sol" to give
the light of his countcnance. We hope
he will make his appearance to-day; and
if he does, we feel confident that there VIII
be the usual large crowd at the Fair to-
night.
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IUsTINGs C0URT.-The Grand Jury in
this court yesterday found true bill
against Robert Paul, colored, for assault
and battery; and also found true bills
against the following persons for petit lar
ceny: Charles Dickens, John Harold,
Mary Jane Burke, Fanny Moore, Harriet
Johnson, Lucinda Ann Taylor, John John
son, Bill Johnson, Charles Piermont,
Amanda Walker, Ecno Smith, and DR..
Gcntor.
The Court disposed Of the following
cases:
William Jones, colored, indicted for
petit larceny, found guilty and sentenced
to thirty days imprisonment in the city
Jail.
William Jackson, coIorcd, for keeping a
disorderly house, was fined one hundred
dollars, and sent to Jail in default of pay
mcnt of fine.
Henry Johnson, indicted for petit lar
ccny, sent to Jail for thirty days.
Alexander Johnson, indicted for same
offence, was discharged.
Washington Jones, indicted for petit
larceny, was, after hearing, discharged.
The case of j. Marshall Hanna, indicted
for shooting at X. ID. Ogden on the public
streets, was continued till the next term of
the court owing to the absence of an im-
pOrtant witness.
Robert Quarlcs, colorcd, indicted for
petit larceny, was found guilty and sent to
Jail for thirty days.
Bob Lawrence, John Norvell, and Har-
rison Williams, plead gnilty to the indict.
ment of petit larceny, and were sent to jail
for five days.
Edie Robinson, colorcd, guilty of petit
larceny, was sent to Jail for thirty days.
William Kinstry, indicted for assault
and battery, was fined seventy-tive dollars
and discharged.
Richard Jackson, colorcd, guilty ofpcti'
larceny, was sent to Jail for thirty days.
Robert Paul, colored, indicted for assault
and battery, was found guilty and sent to
jail for ninety days and fined twenty dol
lars.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
N FOR sALE.-By virtue of an order made by
the Circuit Court for Montgomery county, al the
April term, 1866 In the case of X. T. Foster Co.
rs. Henry +. Decie shall proceed to sell by pnb.
lie outcry, on the 3lsT DAY or MAY, 100 on ths
premises, that valuable Farm known as the DEClE
FARM. n,,n,
The Farm contains about SEVEN HUNDRED and
TWENTY THREE ACRES OF LAND, has new
and beautiful DWELLING HOUSE ON II, together
with all the necessary out-houses used by farmers
Ii is situated near the Big Tunnel on the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, in the county of Montgo.
merry, and about one mile from the celebrated
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs.
TERMS oF'SALE: A credit of two and three years
will be given the purchaser by his paying down in
cash so much of the purchase money necessary TO
ments are 10 bear interest from the sth day OF De-
cember 1868, at which time possession will be
taken by the purchaser Security for the unpaid
purchase money and lien by deed of trust for the
same will be required OF the purchaser. -
The sale ill take place promptly al o,GiocK, r.
NJ, of that day. JOHN h FRANClS,
ap 2s-td Sheriff of Montgomery county, Va.
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HE HECO-PARTNERSHIP.
The Undersigned having formed co-parther-
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 70
which they respectfully call the attention OF the
trade. HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg;
JOHN b. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
NH lis R. T. POSTER.
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STEAM-TuG SUNK.--The steam-tug Tri-
umph, Captain Skinner, Of the Virginia
Towing Company's line, ran on one Of the
sunken wrecks at Drewry's Bluff, on Wed
nesday evening, knocking q hole in her
bottom one foot square amidships, sinking
her in very few moments. Prompt mea.
sures were taken to render assistance, and
it is hoped she will be gotten of without
further injury.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers Brokers' and Real Estate Agents.

BEAUTIFUL LOT, WITH FRAMED
ID TENEMENT THEREON, IN SIDNEY, AT TIL b
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GROVE AND CLARK
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be
sold Al auction, on the premises, ON MONDAY the
2lst May 1866, at clock, p. NJ, that truly beau
liful LOT located as above, opposite the residence
al Captain Charles Y. Morrss, fronting thirty five
feet, running back one hundred and ninety nine
feet TO alley, on which there stands two old
framed tencmentS
TERHs: one third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed. The taxes for this year TO
be paid bv the purchaser. -
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSoN,
INV 10 AuctOneeiS.
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BY lshell & Davis,
CCrner Eighth and Main streets,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioieets,

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RES
~ lpESCE, ON MARSHALL, BETWEEN 81
COND AND THIRD STREETS, FORSALEAI Al Auo-
TioN will he sold ~ auction, on the premises, ON
FRIDAY. ish May. EeG; at ) clock, + NJ, una,
most desirable TWO STORY (above BASEMENT
BRICK RESIDENCE, situated on the north side oi
Marshall street, between Second and Third streets,
containing nine rooms, beside kitchen, &c Inc
location of this property makes II very desirable ~
\ family residence. Possession can be had IN lew
DAYS.
frRNS Onc-third cash balance at six, twelve,
rightrcn and twenty four months for negotiable
notes, interest added, and secured by deed oil
trust Taxcs for 1856 To he paid by the purchaser.
my l;-td I>BELL & DAVIS, Auctioneers.
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CoxMITTED.-A negro named - An
dcrson was committed to the HenricO
County Jail yesterday by Justice Cowardin,
from Hanover, where he had been ex.
amincd and sent on for stealing mule
from Mr.. Wingfeld.
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TuANxs.-Wc are indebted to the Adams
Express Company for the prompt delivery
of the letter from our reporter in Alexan-
dria i'm advance of the mail.
Also, to Mr.. r. II. Fox and E. Wade, of
the National Express, and to the Southern
EXPRESS, ..
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THE UNION BANK.-The subscribers to
the stock of this bank should remember
that they are required to pay the first
monthly instalment on or before to-mor-
row, to the cashier, Mr.. James Miller, at
the Planters National Bank.
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AURORA LODGE, No. lie, |. 0. 0. F., meet
tonight at s O'Clock at their hall, on Mar
shall street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets.
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CHURCH FAIRs.-The ladies of st. John
Church will hold Fair at Trinity Churcn'
commencing on Tuesday night, the I9tn
instant, for the purpose OF raising ,a"uT Ths -
rebuild the steeple Of their churcn; :, n i.e ~
undertaking is one which canno. ia'l ~ :,
commend itself to the liberai s4ppoiI =,
the citizens of Richmond. fhe rair WIZ
continue one week.
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDs.--John Fidey,
ESD. of Baltimore, was appointed, yester.
day. by the Governor, Commissioner OF
Deeds for Virginia in that city, 81
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-

" ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON JAMES RIVER, in
ROCkRRIDGE COUNTY NA.-Pursuant TO de-
crc" pronounced by til" Judge Of III" Circuit Court
for Ruckbridge county, on the l:th day OF aprii
last In a cause pending IN said court, IN which
john NJ. Iuile and wife are plalntlhs, ana
Thomas G. Burks and others are defendants, the
undersigned conmiss toners, named III said decree,
will proceed 10 sell al public auction, ON the
premises, on SATURDAY, the :3d day OF June
xt the tract Of land in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, containing, EIGHT HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES, lying in Rockbrldse county,
on James river, opposite Greenlecs ferry, within
two miles "f tn. month Of North river and three
miles ui Ia" Natural Bridge. ABOUT EIGHTY
ACRES ARE FlkSf-RATE BOTTOM LAND, and
the residue the finest rnutaio soil. large portion
Of tn" farm j. in TIMBER. The tract ties we
being 4 southern exposure, and iS IN good neigh d.
hOrhoud. The James River and kanawha canal
PASSES by the plantation, the navigation being
fnr the most part slack water, and protected on the
TIVE BEST FARM FOR SALE IN THE COUNTY
or ROCKBRlDGE. The BUILDINGS consist OF a
Iura, and well finished two-Story brick and frame
dwelling and all necessary out houses, buit only
a f,w wears ago, and IN good condition. II desired
the tract can be divided into two farns.
TERaS Cash in hand sufficient 10 pay the oN-
pcr~es of sale and cost ui suit, and the balance IN
four equal iu>iaimcuts, ia one, two, three, and
fnlr years with interest thereon from the day ol
sale The purchaser executing bonds with approved
rrr>onai security and the title retained until the
whole of the purchase money l. rald.
Persons desiring to purchase are invited 10 eH-
viii address the undersigned at Lexington, Va.
L. PENpLETON. lcor,r,issio,s,>
JOHN LETCHER, '''"'''''''''''
my
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TIRE B r G X
FIRE BRICK
The New York and Staten Island Fire Brick and
Clay Retort Works have constituted
SNYDER, BOWERS & CO.,
lof the Richmond Stove and Architectural Iron
Works, Richmond, VAL
AGENTS,
where these celebrated BRICK can at all times be
obtained at MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
They are also agents for
McKEyZIE's PATENT CUPOLA AND FAN.
AN s0-lm
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@ CABINET FURNITURE.
SI FINE HOME. MADE FURNITURE

| wish to Inform my old CUSTOM F7
ers and the public generally that tlnv
have on hand u good assortment of
FINE FURNITURE, OF MY OWN MAKE,
which / will sell as low as can be bought else
SITSthe workmanship and polish OF which can
not be surpassed by any.
RETAINING and BOXING neatly and carefully
done. nm. pmupvr ~ -
fonna All Kinds of COFFINS, both WOOD and ME-
TaL with the finest handles and trimmings.
Aiso' AIR.TIGHT CASES, for transporting the
dead. .,.,, - ,h;s hra,.,
VI pu''e II. A. ATKINSON,
fof the old firm of Belvin 4 Atkinson,l
covernor street. above Franklin, Richmond, Va.
up 25-ts
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BY Harrison, Goddin & AppersOn,
Bankers, Brokers. and Real Estate Agents.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BRICK TENE-
i MENTS AND THREE VACANT LOTS IN
SIDNEY, AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
GROVE AND CCLNERT STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION Will be sold at auction, on the pre-
misses, on MONDAY, the 2lst May, 1865, al haiipast
% clock, =. NJ, those two beautiful three-story
BRICK TEN NEMENTS located as above, one oi
which is vacant, and the other is occupied by MIR.
James Evans, each of which contains five rooms,
besides excellent brick kitchen, &c, and are quite
neat and attractive. They are nearly opposite the
residences of Captain Charles \. M0rriss and John
c. Shafnr: Esq. Also, the THREE BEAuIlfuL
VACANT LOTS lying To the west, each fronting
thirty. one feet on the south side of Grove street,
running back one hundred and ninety nine feet to
4 wide alley.
TERMS one third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed. The taxes and insurance
for this year to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GuDDlN * APPERSON.
my Ii Auctoneers.
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AUCTION SALES-THIS DAY.
by Harrison, Goddin 4 Appenon,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

Bankefs, brpkt1S, ana hcai bsta'e .NIe'h''
ENCEIIENT BRICK TENEMENT,
IL on THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANkL!N; ~
TWEEN TWENTY THIRD AND TWkaIt
FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE At AuIIloa -, -
Will he sold at auction, on The prrnnuT' r.st
o'rlors. y nj Tho excellent BRICK TkNhMsySi
located "a above, now in the occupancy 60 ol MI ~,
John NJ Francisco al the annual rem "a nda ."m,
tions for moderate. sized family, and !" S"ppnea
with gas. ,.,,,.o a, t,nr eight
49,, ,,,,,,tb. for negotiable notes, interest
aided, secured by tru.t deed The taxes snd m
snraucc for this year To- he paid ny me En.SnSse'
S"'"''' HARRISON, GoDplS \ ApPhRsoN.
Auctioneers.
In consequence Of the inciemencS nt Ihs wTa,nsi
,br above sale il postponed until THIS DAY FRI
davl the 18th instant At halt past . clock =. VI
HARRISON, GopDlS APPEksoN,
,,r,s Auctioneers.