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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-28

THE PITTsBURG RADICAL SOLDIERS Cox
vExrroN.-We can say of the Pittsburg as
we said of the Cleveland Convention, that
its proceedings are not likely to produce
much effect upon the political condition OF
the country. There is at Pittsburg an en-
tire absence Of great names. No body OF
men can be influential which recognizes
such men as BUTLER as leaders.
1t is worthy Of remark that General Cox,
the president of the Pittsburg Convention,
was the first man of any note in the north
ern political world to write letter against
negro suffrage.
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~ CO-PARTNERSHI NOTICE.

BRANCH CUKKANT.
w. R. BRANCH, formerly of the firm of
Thomas A. Buckley & Co., Richmond Va, and
EMANUEL CURRANT, of Charleston, s. C., have
formed a CO partnership under the style and firm OF
BRANCH CURRANT, to date from August LIST,
1868, to conduct the CHINA, GLASS, EAkTHkN-
WARE, and GENERAL HouSE-FuRNlshlNu
business, and have taken the store corner OF
Eighth and Main streets, nearly opposite the
Spo,swood Hotel, formerly occupied by Colonel
Walter d. Blair.
Having purchased an entirely new stock of goods
from first hands upon the most favorable terms,
we aatter ourselves we can offer as great induce
ments To those in want OF CHINA, GLASS, and
HOUSE. FURNISHING GOODS rs can be found in
any house in The country, and therefore respect
fully ask call from our friends and the public
generally before making their purchases.
sc Ats
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Mr.. Chase and Military Law.

The New York Tribune of Wednesday
has an editorial in reference to Mr.. CHASE
as he stands connected with the continued
postponement of the trial of Mr.. DAVIS,
which contains one statement that is highly
credtable to the Chief Justice. 1t is the
report that he in April or May last called
ON Mr.. JOHNSON and requested him to issue
a proclamation (of which the Chief Justice
submitted draft declaring, in unequivo-
cal terms, that martial law was abrogated
and the writ Of habeas corpus restored in
all cases of which the courts Of the United
States had jurisdiction, and in respect to
all process issuing from such courts. This
was not done at the time; but Mr.. CHASE
is said to hold that Mr.. JOHNsoN's last
proclamation does away with military law
altogether.
Mr.. CHASE thought las almost every law
yer did, that the Presidents first procla-
nation put an end to the supremacy of
military law, "but various Executive Or
"ders inconsistent with the conclusion
"that military government had ceased
"soon followed the proclamation" and he
refused to hold court under such circum-
stances.
From these outgivings il is evident that
Mr.. CHASE holds that whenever martial
law shall have been actually declared at
an end, all interference by the military
with the courts Of justice will be punish
able by fine and imprisonment, and the
officers may be sued by any person whom
they may arrest or imprison and cause to
pay damages. The Presidents last procla-
nation has brought about this state of
things. Therefore, General SwAYHE, in
prohibiting Mr.. SEnxKs from qualifying az
Judge Of the Probate Court Of Mobile,
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The DfspateA openly apologies for N. 49,
position OF candidate for the Asssmhlry io %
Jspudtats the Ststs debt Wasaiagto. chr..ai !.
Els.
We have made no such apology. Onthe
contrary, We said In 20 many words that
there was "no danger that tho Legisls-
ture would rspudists the State debt, or
allow private individuals 70 rspndiate
theirs.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, AnetoneeFs'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
SAIE0EyERY VAIL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY WALL :
i ABLE LOT AT THE NORTHEAST COkHhH
OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS AT the
request OF Messrs. II. X. Ellyson. Peter c. War
wick, and Andrew Johnston, trustees OF the k'ch'
mond Fire Association, shall sell at auction, ~
the premises, on MON DAY the LIST October l'na, 81!
IL O'clock NJ, that truly valuable LOT l,edlsd 9,
above, which formerly stood the building ted
as the office OF the Richmond Fire Association,
fronting twenty two and half feet, running b"E
hfty thee feet, and bounded on the east by ,h'
centre of the partition wall recently erected by Nj
w. A. Spott, but with the proyiso that the par
chaser Of said lot, when he uses said wall. i -
pay to the said Spot half OF the value Thereof
This lot loo I'm the centre If the business pgr'
ton Of the city, i-justly regarded ~ among! me
most yaluabl. tor It's sizs) o; any that has bee"
offered for sale for long time.
Terms: one fourth cash, bal ance at t~sit''
eighteen, and twenty four months FOR ncgnitAb.s
notes, interest added, secured by a trust deed
HARRISON, GoDDIs x APPERsoH,
sa "a AuctiuHrsfs.
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BY Harrison, Goddin X Apperson, Auction"sr,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
1 NAIEAEIE REAL ESTATE IL TILE CITY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
OF RICHMOND.-As Commissioners Of the Cir.
cult Court OF Richmond, appointed by decree
pronounced the 18th OF August, lsG6, Ia the
of knniard against Kinuiards executor &c, Wa
the order advertised. on FRIDAY the 5th IT orlo.
ber 1906 beginning 1t IL o'clock A. NJ III" FOL.
lowing VALUABLE REAL ESTATE belonging To-
the estate If the late James kinniard, deceased,
i. That TRULY VALUABLE LOT on the north
side Of Main between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, fronting twenty four feet, running back
the depth of said lot, say about 10 fect ior" ~
> Tina, VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT IN
the north side Of Main between Seventeenth aui
Eighteenth streets, adjoining the grocery store Il
Messrs. william Taylor Son, fronting twenty
seven and quarter feet, running hack ah"nt $50
feet to Walnut alley, and now occupied by A"Xam'
.. AVACiNT LOT at Rockets, on the east line
Of Pear, between Main and Cary street,, fronting
sixty one feet, running back about los iest, and
adjoining the York River railroad
l. A certain LEASEHoLDu OF LOT ~ the south
west corner of Broad and Eighteenth streets, On
which stand several framed buildings.
s. That certain LOT on the north side oi Mar.
shall between Sixteenth and Seventeenth 'ir'"'s,
with several framed tenem"nts thereon ironing
eighty feet running back the depth of TIA" !"t,
g. HALF.ACRE LOT No. SIS ia the plan ~ sltl
city, with an old brick tenement thereon, aiyoin-
ing the Lancasterian school lot.
I. small vacant LOT in Adams ) valley, front.
ing forty fv. feet on BEldng street
TERMS A.: one fourth cash, haianc" al tx,
twelve and eighteen months Tor negotiable notes.
interest added, and title retained uE' all IN" par.
chase money be paid aud conveyance ordered
by the court
JOHN g. WILLIAMS, '0mD'''S''"'''
SO %
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By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
LITTLE FARM ONE

VALUABLE LITTLE FARM ONE
MILE AND a HALE NORTH OF THE CITY
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-By request Of Mr.. Jo-
seph Sharpe, will sell At auction upon the pre-
misses on FRIDAY September 2s!h, 1T IL o'clock NJ,
his FARM situated on the road leading from Brook
Turnpike to the Meadow bridge road, having al.o
a front ON Kennons rosd, and adjoining the lands
Of n. p, Taylor. Mr. Burton, and Mr.. Carter.
1t contains 30 Ito acres, Of which about 10 acres
are cleared and in cultivation. The remainder
could be easily gotten up. m .
There is a plain but comfortable dwelling with
four rooms and the usual ont. buildings:
Situation is healthy, water good, and neighbor'
hood desirable.
Possession will be given at once.
Purchaser may buy the growing crops, and after
the farm Is sold we will sell mule, i've hogs,
Terms: For the land 900 cash balance at one,
two and three years with interest; forths personal
property, cash. ,,
p. Safer ADORE sale we will sell FIVE ACREs
HEAVILY. WOODED LAND, nearly adjoining the
above Failing to sell the land, we will sell the
WOOD upon it, being from 900 to 400 cords, In lots
TO suit purchasers. Terms at sale.
Sc 2i-tds " w.
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By Harrison. Goddin Apperson, Aactioneers.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent.

VERY BEAUTIFUL BRICK Ann
Y MAsTIC FAMILY RESIDENCE, AT THg
S0UTHw EST CORNER OF EIGHTH AND LgIGa
STREETS, OPPOSITE THE RESlDEyCES ~
MAJOR WILLIAM ALLEN AND THOMAS W
McCANCE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Nj Isai
B. Watkins, expecting to remove to hi. new
building, now nearly completed, has Authorized
us TO sell at public auction, On THURSDAY, Or,o.
her 18th, lsse, at haHpast o'clock =. N, the beau
tiful RESIDENCE located as above, now m hi,
occupancy The LOT fronts twenty -four Zee, ON
Leigh street, running back aboat l2j feet to wide
paved alley. The improvements, which are nearly
new and In perfect order, consist OF very beau.
tiful THREE STORY BRICK TENEMENT, hand.
somely faced with mastic and ornanented with iron
ratings, balcony, and iron window-caps contain.
ing ten rooms. besides closets, bathrooms, Sc all
supplied with gas and water. There Il also Wing
or back building, connected by a rear portco, with
a private stairway entering this and the main
building, containing two chambers, with ire.
places, two servants rooms kitchen, with range
complete. and rot and cold water. and LAUNDRY
There Is on the premises an excellent brick stable
and carriage house, with feed room above.
The neghborhood is unsurpassed, and the lct..
ton moot elevated and attractive being surrounded
by several large gardens. residence so desirable
In all respects IL rarely In market.
Terms One-third cash balance at four. eiEh,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with inle.
rest added, secured by a trust deed.
HARRISON, G0DDlN h APPERSoy,
So % AuCiinneprs
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Since the above was in type we have
received call for public meeting, to be
neid At the Tobacco Exchange on Saturday
night, TO take this subject into considera.
"on. The question ID important, and the
business men Of the city should generally
attend 1t.
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By Paine < Co., Auctioneers,
100 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, HATS, AND READY MADE
CLOTHING AT AuCTIoN.-on WEDNESDAY;
October 3D. commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell
at our aucton rooms, by order OF Moses Mitteldor'
fer trustee, the entire stock OF Messrs. freshman
Heller. comprising
RICH Fancy and BLACK SILKS,
PLAIN and PRINTED MERINOS,
BLACK BOMBAZiNES and ALPACAs,
PRINTED and PLAIN DELAlNES,
BLACK and COLORED GRAPES,
WHITE GOODS, in variety; -
PLAID SHAWLS, BALMORAL SklRIS,
CLOTHS. BLACK and FANCY CASSlMERES,
SATINETS, LINEN DUCKS and DRILLS,
COTTON SHEETS, RICE CAMBRlCs,
Spool. COTTONS, PATENT THREADS,
COTTON and WOODEN HOSIERY, in va
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
BUTTONS, COMBS, SHOE LACES,
LACES, TRIMMINGS, &c,
with large stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
Terms Under slO0, cash under $500 sixty
days; over 1890, ninety days credit for approved
endors ed notes PAINE < CO,
Sc oi-tds Auctioneers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

GHroNI AND sUsINrs GRAND OPERA.
MAX STRAKOSCH. ;DIRgofoR.
THIS (Fridayl EVENING, september",
LEtRETIA BORGlA.
Madame Ghioni, Madame strakosch. signors Efra1
nj and su.ni In the grincisl roles,
aRANDFhREWELLA Nb GALA NIGHT.
IL BARBIERR D'SEyIGLIER.
SCALE OF pRfcss Dress Circle and Parquettc.
Including reserved seats, -; Private Boxes, $i2
and SIS Parquette and Family Circle, VI; Gal
lery, so cents.
Seats can be secured daily at the Musical Ex'
st,aat so 2s-lt
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MARRIED.

On the 9th instant, by Rev. A. E. Dickinson,
JOHN l.: BYERLY, Esq and Miss sAMuELLA
NJ. HALL, both of this city.
In the city OF New York, on Sunday, September
9th, by the Rev. DR.. s. d. Burchard. JOHN q.
HOCH, Esg., of New York, to Miss JOSEPHINE q.
SCHWARTZ, of Baltimore, Nd.
On the evening of the 18th instant, by the Rev.
r. g. Jones. d. D., Mr.. WALTER ARM!STEAD
EDWARDS, Of Norfolk, and Miss ARlNTlllA
THOMAS, daughter of the late Obediah Scott, OF
Norfolk county.
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RE- PAPER-HANGlNGS.
ESTA II D 1917.
REGNAULT & CO.
continue to keep on hand full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET, SATIN, and
PLAIN PAPER HaEGlNGS;
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
as we'll as wood limitations
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmen, all under the
Immediate superintendent Of Mr. JOHN F. REG
NAULT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
and every article in the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc.
cnted at short notice. yS-'m
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DIED.,

On the 27th instant, at twenty minutes to 4. N.
OF Inflammation of the brain, Mr.. JOHN L. SHAN
NON, in the forty sixth year of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late resi-.
half past O'Clock. The friends and acquaintance
of the family are invited to attend.
Baltimore, Pttsburg, and Portsmouth papers
will please copy.
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BY Grubbs L Williams, Auctionsers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Elsysnth s,ys.,

DARN OF SIXTY-THREE ACRES
i ON THE DEEP RUN TURNPIKE BRO, \
STREET ONE MILE FROM THE CITY. P0R
KENT AT AUCTION .-Immsdiately after the reni
my OF Wooilawn, say at | O'Clock 7. NJ or
TUESDAY, ID October, We will lease a, auction
on the premises, for one or more years, the FARM
recently occupied by W. II. Mitchell, formerly
dence OF Mr. John Kerr. Nearly the wh"Is - 4,
!. cleared and IN a good state Of prodnctiyane.,
The Improvements sre dwelling with dive rooms
orchard, grape vines, &c The farm Ia a5mi,,ttItS
adapted for gardening purposes.
TkRMs At the reLt.ng.
GRUBBS & wILLrlNs
se2s inr,ic"SI
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4 CARD.
NEW RICHMOND THgArRB,l

september t'oo.
MEssRs. DUPPIELD wALDRON, Magagers Of
the above Theatre, beg most respectfully to In.
form the public that they intend to conduct II as
place for The representation OF ar't-class drama
tic and musical entertainments only, OF MORAL,
INTELLECTUAL, and AMUSING CHARACTER;
and to this end have made to ,9psrn
which will be succeeded by the highly talented
and versatile QUEEN SISTERS, or THESPlAN
FAMILY, who performed here with so much sue
cess in 1891, and whose performances. dramatic
and musical, have been received with unbounded
appreciation by crowded audiences, and the most
fatterng encomuns OF the press In all the princi-
pal cities from Richmond TO New Orleans.
A talented and highly respectable company has
been engaged, and several OF the most prom inrnt
stars will appear during the season. Mr.. Rich.
ings's excellent ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE will
shortly appear: also, Mr.. ]. +. McDON0UGH who
will produce Bourcicault's I" Arrah: ma ,Pogue,"
and his new drama, NOW running with immense
success In London,) being its first representation
in America.
The management will spare neither pains nor
expense to render the New Richmond Theatre a
FIRST GLASS establishment in all arrangements
of both stage and auditorium.
ICE WATER will be always accessible, and the
Refreshment Saloons will be supplied with the best
that can be procured 50 Zo-ts
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4 ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A
~ VALUABLE FARM AND GOOD WOOD
be sold either on the premises or ut Chesterfield
court. house, on the 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1885,
VALUABLE FARM near Zion Church, and adjoin.
ing the lands of Moses Robinson, Mrs. Godsey, and
others containing about $50 ACHES: fifty acres In
open land, balance In original growth. The land
is we'll adapted TO the growth Of corn, wheat. to-
bacco, etc 1t contains u good dwelling with four
rooms has all the necessary out houses, etc, in
good repair has also good spring OF water near
the house.
After the above sale, will be sold at the same
time and place about SEVENTY ACRES OF WOOD
LAND.
TERMS or SALE: One third cash balance In six
and twelve months title retained until last pay
ment is made. HENRY TURNER,
Administrator OF Robert McClelland, deceased.
Sc 25-podtdss
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.
oiica opposile the SnotsMoOd Hotel.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ VALUABLE TRACT OP LAND IN TiiEtoUa'
TY OF HENRlCO, AT AUCTION. As special coz
missioners, appointed by the Circuit Couit o. 't'
rico, by decree entered In the case OF CoNTr-i;
guardian rs Cottraii and other. on the se'"hl
day Of May 1855, we shall proceed 10 sell Al PIpS
auction on MONDAY the lst day OF Oetubrr ~
at " o'clock NJ, on the premises, the TRAoi W.
LAND in the proceedings mentioned. u lee nrA
the Three-chop road, about nine miles W.. ~
Richmond, and ad joins the land Of Me'srs 'ha''r'
cotrell, william L. Harris, and other, g"
tains between $50 aud 900 acres Of land i'' h''e'
which is arabic land and the remainder 10 w
and timber; about thirty acres VI creek o"'''''
and ofa fine quality. ,,.,,st
The buildings consist OF two-story ram sa1,,.
dwelling house. kitchen, carriage" house ."'"
housa oyerseer's house, sc, all in good oiseI,
There are three nsyer-isiliDg streams % "A''
running through the place. 49,.
This farm Is considered by those who 1ss
known II for years as an excellent ana des'iAS''
one. ,,-u. -. ,,r, .ul
three wears bonds, with satisfactory sceGtlS III.
aured, with interest, TO be paid annualiy-thc ~
10 be retained until the whole purchase moiis'
Maid and A conveyance ordered by the court
JOHN q. WILLIAMS, commissioned
WILLIAM II. LYONS.
Sale conducted by JAMES u. IA LIN,
Sc sl-tds Alum
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s9-JOIIN w. LEE & son,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS AND GLACIERS,
CORNER EIaiITH AND GRACE STREETS.
WALLS AND CEILINGS WlilTENED OR
COLORED.
Will undertake orders in the country
Having had long experience in the business,
they engage to give satisfaction.
JOHN w. LEE,
SO Tim GEORGE w. LEE.
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EOR SALE OR LEASE, THE TO-
IL BACCO FACTORY on the corner Of Dsgrsw
street and Tiffany place, Brooklyn:
The unexpired lease NEARLY eight years. and
machinery Tor the mapufacture OF tobacco Tor
sale OF rent.
The building Is 90 by i:o feet, Ave storie. high,
IA, roof, with ample room for drying. Lot lis by
81 feet, with stable, and good yard room. The ma.
chinery ofthe ostimproved pattern bat little used,
and rs good as new, and Of q capacity for putting
elevator, hydraulic pumps and presses, water, gas
&c; IN fact, complete establishment; and for
any one wishing 10 embark I'm this business such
u. o. EDWARDS,
sel7-im IS Front street. New York.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

TARM CALLED "WOODLAWN,"
Il THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF JAMES c.
SPOTS, THREE MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR
RENT AT AUCTION FOR THE YEAR lse7 We
will rent at auction on the premises on TUESDAY
the 2d day Of October at IL O'clock NJ, the above
described FARM, containing 40 acres Of fine land
nearly All OF which j. cleared. Ii lies on the north
side Of the Wes,ham Plankroad about three miles
from Richmond. 49,
The improvements are a large brick dwelling,
with the usual ont buildings, suitable for the ac-
of large family, extensive garden,
yard &c.
This place being near the city Is desirable AZ
re idence and exceedingly valuable for farming
and truck patching. Terms at the renting.
GRUBBS * WILLIAMS,
se Odds Auctionesrs.
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By Harrison, Goidin Apperson, Auctioneers.
Bankers Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

SALE OF TWO
i FRAMED TENEMENTs, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF DUyAL STREET, ADJOINING THE
DUVAL.STREET CHAPEL.-As trustee In deed
of trust from James Hickman and wife, dated the
7th of May, 1866. duly recorded In the Hastings
Court shall sell At auction, on the premises, on
p N the two FRAMED TBSEMENTS conveyed
bv said deed-one Of which is occupied by him,
and the other by his mother
TERMS Reasonable, and made known at the
hour Of sale.
Each of the tenements Is in pretty good order,
and sniff Gent for the use of a small family.
se Il ALEXANDER II. SAN DS, Trustee.
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BY Harrison, Goddin x Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VAL
/ LIABLE IRON-FROSr TESEM EHT> luN
LEASEHOLD). ON THE WEST SIDE ~ PkAhh
STREET, BETW ZEN MAIN AND tAkf
SHEETS. As trustee In certain deed ~ TI.t
from w. H. Alderdic", bearing date luh q
June, 1880, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court on the same day, shall, In execution there
Of proceed to sell At public auction, on thc pre-,
misses. on MONDAY the 1t Of oCto9rr, i,'5 3, !
o'clock: 2; NJ, the VALUABLE LhAstii"Lp
ing, Fret Of that large and admirably w"l.bu
BRICK TENEMENT, with iron font, n"" ia ia"
occupancy Of Msssr, Bourman str"ock, Al the
annual rent Of - 800 for the cellar and fluctEt
floor Second. Of the excellent IRON fE"HI
BRICK TEN EMEST adjoining on The south now
of sl3so These tenemens are under lease, hiea
will be fuly explained NJ the hour OF sayr, ana
being located IN the most Improving part "' f't
street where real estate Ii III great demand should
attract the attention of capitalists and othtG"
TERMS: Very favorable, and made hu"wh = '"s
time Of sale. ROBERT Il. HoNrN'St
"a q Trustee.
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By GrubbS & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

BRICK DWELLING,
IL on CANAL BETWEEN FIRST AND SECON
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. ON THURS.
DAY the lth October, al 81 % clock p. NJ, we will
sell upon the premises the handsome BRICK
DIV ELL NC on the north side Of Canal street. be,
tween First and Second streets, recently occupied
bv G T. Miles. IL contains ten rooms, BRICK
kitchen with two rooms, brick stable and carriage
hou.a with gas and water on the premis -. Tho
lot front, thirty four feet and runs back about one
hundred and ity feet to Al alley.
This is a desirable piece "t property, and conve-
nrut to the business portion Of the city. Posses
sion given at once.
Terms: one fourth cash balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest; negotiable
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
"a % Auctionaers
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By James n. Taylor, Auctionser,
Office opposite spotswood Hotel.

TTOUSE AND LOT AND ELEVEN
AM waiiLiiAMsBtRa AVENUE, For SALE At
AUCTION. Will be sold on WEDNESDAY the
goth of September on the prsmssss At hall; past
rooms nj prese mt occupied by Mr. William wech
The lot fronts 30 feet on Louisiana street and runs
back 40 feet to n tsn.foot alley; and FOUR
VACANT LOTS adjoining the above, fronting 20
feet each and running back 40 feet,
After the above sale, will be sold SEVEN VA
CANT LOTS on Nicholas and Louisiana streets.
improved part Of the plan of Port Mayo.
TERMS Liberal and made known on the day OF
sale. JAMES N. TAYLOR, Ahcnoheer
The above sales are postponed until FRIDAY the
2Sth of September at " o'clock n.
will also sell on the same day large num-
Der Of VACANT LOTS in the neighb0rhood.
seq JAMES ". TAYLOR, Aucticneer.
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RE- ESTABLISHED ISIS.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-DON'T BE HUM
BUGGED.
If YOU want the really nice ORIGINAL DOUBLE
REFINED STEAM CANDIES, made Of the best
white sugars, highly favored Il don't perfume
tbeml. call at my old established stand, No. lil2
Main street. LoUlo y. booelLoA'
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acted In contempt Of the Presidents
PROCLAMATION, and rendered himself liable
10 arrest by the civil authorities.