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Beast Buffers Programme.

In his speech few nights ago at Cleve-
land, Ohio, Beast BUTLER led of on new
trail, npon which Of course Radicals OF
lower degree will soon follow. He declared
that the President had violated the Consti-
tuition in declaring the war at an end with
out the consent Of the Senate. This pro-
position was received with tremendous
applause, the Buckeyes evidently thinking
that BUTLER had made fine point. But,
unfort unately for that spoon-stealer's repu-
tation as q constitutional lawyer, this ques-
ton had already been passed upon by
Judge CURTIS, of the same State with But
LER, and he had given it as his opinion that
the President was, under the Constitution,
the exclusive judge as to this matter of the
termination of the war.
But BUTLER made another point. He
averred that the President had violated
the Constitution in restoring to rebels pro-
perty which had already become public
under the couAscation laws. BUTLER is
evidently not satisfied with his share of the
spoils, large as it il. He wishes to make
lone more grab" His law here, however,
is as defective as in the former case. The
President pardons, and it is the law itself
which restores to the pardoned man his
property. The President has nothing to
do with it. Even Judge UNDERWOOD de-
cided at Alexandra the other day, in the
case of Mr.. McVEIaH, that the Presidents
pardon stopped all proceedings, aud order
ed q noRe proseqai to be entered.
BUTLER, however, makes these charges
against the President merely to furnish
himself with pretext for INDUCING in a
towards boast. He says:
Therefore, my friends, can say to Presi-
dent johnson that General Butler says that
the Congress of the United States, sooner or
later, will put on record, In due form, list OF
these and other direct violations Of the Con-
stitution, and call upon him either to justify
them or answer for them. TREMENDOUS
lind that the people of the United States and
the Congress Of the United States can easily
device asremedy for every wrong done the
country, and protection against every usurpa.
ton Of power. Loud cheers, ls..vss-g
"He will further find that the people Of this
country know how TO deal with usurping
president, Q king, or q dictator. tRenewed
cheers.l"
From which boasts II Is plain that BUT
LER hopes for an impeachment Of the
President. If Mr.. JOHNSON cannot pro.
,ect himself against the Vaccinations Of
his deyilish enemies, he is not the man we
take him to be. An unconstitutionally
constituted House Of Representatives will
hardly be allowed to impeach constitu.
tional President before an unconstitution-
ally constituted Senate. FoRNEY, how
ever, exults over BuTLER's law points. He
says:
1.-THE able and distinguished lawyer finds
enough In the conduct Of the Executive 70
warrant his impeachment at the bar Of Con.
xrees."
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bard " would s. INDECENT 70 yin 70
his side the victory. In( q. II pos af-
prising that such an .! bate Es1puld %
bestowed upon the 1 hbbd" Hnce
General Malone isl|l An ies afag.
gle, and even his sca6bsfd of q much
weight a. the best thing that our salt
wa.1rflep6s can bring torwardto aid their
cause, General MALONE l. tho heart and
sour f1MSrx 56sySvsrsy. n 10 were outus
Il; the agitation would expire, - Ar. Az.
orsr Justly saia yesterday. But We appre'
bend no will be defeated and fall In the
ssld In .which he now struggles With I'm.
mortal valor against hin powerful sntaso.
n,sts. Ifshs should, will our friend IN
Norfolk send rs the |" scahbsrd Z" It Will
30 cherishcd here with, devoted affection,
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Richmond and Lynchburg Airline
L 90 D., Railroad y

s$2s4e ID E&lklO0u II
g Tho committee appointed BY the meet
ing Of citizens held at the City Hall on
Monday evening last to consider the sub.
jecs Of the construction Of IN airline rail-
road from Richmond to Lynchburg, held
their first meeting Yesterday morning at
the office Of the Insurance and Savings
Company Of Virginia. 4
There was full attendance. The duties
If the committee being varied and com.
prehe nsive, it was determined to enlarge
the number from six totwelye. which being
lone, It now consists Of the following gen.
,lemen: Messrs. DAVID J. Burn, ]. A. Co.
wARprS, FRAxKLIN STsIRSs, c. W. PUR.
CELL, JoHS ESpERs, JOHN D. HARVEY,
Judge WILLIAM II. Lyons, LEWIS D. CRES-
SHAW, THonAs W. McCANcE, H. W. Far,
5. G. TARDY, and X. II. MAURY. ~ Be.
Several subcommittee were appointed
on different subjects--among them the
following: To ascertain what legislation
there had been with regard to the Rich
mopd and Lynchburg railroad-whether
any survey had been made Of II, and what
its probable length and cost Of Its con-
,truction; to inquire into the time and
manner Of opening books Of subscription,
and to ascertain what amount of stock
citizens were disposed to take in the road,
and to enlist the cooperation Of Lynchburg
and counties along the route.
The committee adjourned to meet this
friday evening at the same Office.
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Tue PETERSBURG INDEX Is facetious over
the debate upon "consolfdation." 1t can
not undertake "to give an outline Of this
tremendous game Of rhetorical base ball. y
Il Is indeed Q great game. Our accom-.
plished friend is member Of the Legisla-
ture. This game affords fine school for
legislative orators. We invite him to come
over. The cave Of EoLUs is not yet ex-
hausted. We cannot promise him cham
payne, in emulation Of certain occasion
in q certain /" little . town, but he will
flnd q world of sham about the capitol just
now. $3.50
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N HOME LIFE INSURANCE.
TAG RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND INsU
RANCE COMPANY
10 now prepared 70 INSURE LIVES on the most
fsvora BILE terms. This 10 home company, repre-.
scented By Iso stoekholdsrs-an citizens OF Rich.
nond.
The company will issue ANNUAL LlPR POLL.
CIEs II will also issue policies for term OF years
payable with or without death.
Call at the Once, corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets, and procure circular.
JOHN B. DAVIS, President.
JOIN 7. C. Porrs, Secretary. ss2S-ts
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Consolidation

--lsbored through another long days de-
bate yesterday. Tho dry details Of the
discussion are occasionally relieved by a
sharp retort, = CLEAN Of wit, and bit OF
eloquence, like mile.stones in desert.
The debsters maintain wonderful degree
of freshness and gaiety considering the
heavy artillery they are working; but We
suspect much Of their animation is put on.
The Board Of Public Works deserve thu
sympathy Of mankind. They have put
their foot In It. Nevertheless, they bear
their sffiiction with fortitude that justi-
t,es the suspicion that they feel assured OF
considerable credit in the general account,
for the penslty they have paid the presen,
week viii no doubt atone for many pecca-
dilics.
IF We find here . world Of controversial
rhetoric about consolidation" We have
but TO look at the press to see streams OF
editorial animadversion deluging the land
from Lynchburg to Norfolk. The JUPITER
ToRASs of the Lynchburg press fills Us
with apprehension lest he hurl the noun
tains upon the Cockade, grinding into
powder our friend KELLEY, and covering up
General MALONE In the crater. Peters
burg lifts up her voice for one indignant
ottburst, and thunders back her defiance
until the Blue Ridge reSchoes. KELLEY,
who il oil game, banters Richmond and
flaps his wings. Norfolk deluges ell OPP
ponsnts Of consolidation with sea-water,
some oft drawn up from about the wharves,
aud smartiy mixed with bilge-wster.
Richmond, IKE digni6ed lion Of
the nsnsseFis, grovls her contempt for the
general cries and murmurs Of the other
members Of the caravan. While bestow-
ing glance q the eapsrs Of tho psrtisaus
Of tho present agitation, RieAmopd d bu.
Guy sasaGed u : naAasf - Immediate IN
ts1aA " heriSl1 and has hardly time 70
besleV sanse sttsStips Spnn = esn,oaida.
a4 = ~ Iee = sbsst - ssssrt hls
rights. Hs be- ben nAds spectacle ara
show u. He hAs SssA esn6ssA Is -
"eossalidsaion caes, aad i RELUCTANT q
b sfe0AbFrsd - Gsnsrsi NAsosss nov
Seeasolldatse eaes, b ,vhirh his ssrs
Mn ~. r. = 90 Improved. InAssd, =
$500 "a. \ - nere ! ahoH either h eass
e Il en- Assss threush tie Stree q
thss6tse lll1ls Villages - tn Apponattox
- ~ Ulnbelh rivers. s:ssss 80
$500 61aa - 40 p - AZ wfloh IS
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BY Grubbs 4 williams, Auctioneen.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

CEDAR PARK.-THIs VALUABLE
" Farm OF s1a ACRES. WITH FINE ~ ~
Rs9ysMENTs At f6wsATtiih sT khISasp
POR SALE AT AUCTION AT the request OF TIE
ovn.r We will sell Ut auction, OF the premise. ~
MONDAY, October sh, n l7 O'Clock u tbs fAhA
Dr.. X. N. HudsOn, situated ~ above.
u contains $40 scres-sos cleared; the balance ~
OAK, pine. and esdsr. .,,,,x
The improvements are IN excellent dwelling
with eight rooms, large barn, stable for niIsea
horses, large Kitchen, qusrten, large aud fancy
eoIn-eiib, smoke. house, and school. house; Aiso'
Gne young orchard.
N q rarely that 90 dssirable farm Is offered TOT
sale, bsing good land, with good improvements,
and ~ stsiloa ON the railroad only twenty MILO
from Rfehmond, which Affords facilities for COM
municsiion with Richmond twice day:
fxsHB: Liberal and made known on day o. SAFE
ORUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
a a-iAs Auction-tu.
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kUOT1OA 11Eg-I1O DAY.
4 Aks", tss. "a ssai Esass Assaas.
ANNI41(lo SALE OF VERY
q 1lc1 (0A H.;As Gcnnisslcaes. o. tSs Cis.
3: IS: /; ~ ;ss::;;s -:
:s: o. a: :: HsS: . 90 e e:
is.ias xSI itsSir ~ ISIAti S.is:si.s;s
W. i. rAs TRULY vAIuABtE IN % u. noaa
a!ds .ot .4a4a hstxsss Jvsleh "a 6sse 3 =
~ s:SS q ia o ~ '1 sSoa: IL s sO.s
.. 8. Tbs. yALpApta BRICK Ikxxxxxf o.
ssStssn.s stisst:, saIoinipg Is. sisssIy -, 9
seven 4nd qsa!ter feet, funnisg ss1k 80. ~
feet walnut Alley, and nov ossspsso ~ AAs&sa'
as = W. Ava. r LIT I. soskestS. onshs sas. lin.
Of Pear. between Main and Cary streets ironiinJ
.a01!ss III iHss ksiIp .e.s
Yet so!ns. q Brosa and Eisss:snsA ssrssss' o.
sasli between sixteenth and ssvsutsenth ,sfee,s
Nth several framed tsnsments thereon, ironune
y. HGLF.iCRB Tor No s1s In the plan Of said
city with an old brick nement thereon, sdJoin.
Ing the Lancasterfsn tehool lot
\. a ANAL vacant LOT in Adsms's valley, front
Ing forty fvs feet on BsldiBy street.
fsaxs TINE. fourth essh balance 81 six
interest added, and title retained until all the pur.
chase money bs paid and sonvsysnes ordered
5Sss 3. & 9i hoMlsSs conn''''on'".
se2s
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-At the
n rsquest Of Mr.. Richard Adams, We Offer fos
sale privately bis VALUABLE fAkN, foTneyly
owned by the late John aoks, Esq., In James City
county, Va, nvs miles northwest Of willians.
burg, and containing Loo acres, - aepes en-
ell, AIRED, and well adapted 70 the growth OF wheel,
corn, cats, and tobacco. The remaining 100 ssYei
are we'll timbeYsd With pine, oak, Ae. There eve
. nuntsr of fpe spTinss on The land, Witch yield
the best drinking watsr In the gfsatsst shsndanes
o. all sessoOs Of the year.
This tract con flutes what vas formerly thyss
farms, and can be so divided again, or even ints
more, the party purchasing shoald desire TO 10.
The rsilrosd now being built from R,ehpood 70
Newport News will pass within short distance,
and whom completed Will greatly enhance ths
value Of this estate. The increased value Of thk
timber will Of itself IN . great measure dsiisy
the expense attending - invsssnsns u tais
The improvements, though NOT new, are comfort
abs. Ia situation isTsnaIkAbIy healthy. and ~.
defs Il s.sy Of scesss 70 The Kiehnoaa, Norfolk,
Psrsons Wishing 70 examine II With view q
purchase will be shown the farm ey NJ. Adams
who Il nov res ding there. OF We yiu accompany
any one n they so wish &C. fnfth4t tnfcrnetS
will b. given By sddys1irG - q kiehnon1.
Imnsdiate possession givsn-iu tire 70 eeee I
crop q vhsst-sua teI9s aseo4no9asinf:- 49,
\ 80 7lfyF ukAlR : ncxlxI1yt az
cssaissiqs 1.sls
|. ~ -.
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Dy Harrison. ooddin + Appsrson. Aastionrss'
Bankers. Broksrs, and Rssl Estats Agents.

|NOMMIG8ION Frs SALE VI
m Ia a "a. %SsKsiSIs ~; e Ia y We. T..
creS Of the Musings Court OF the Guy Of ME- ,.r
mond pronounced on the Ssh OF sspssmoss,
In the case Of DsGsIov against Hesbit and o.,,i
shai % eompissionsr thereby spgon,,sa: "o "a.
TURDIY the sgh October, lsis. att o'clock Z. n
ii0HT BUILDING LOTs, located a. above ;os ar
which The late Robert Nssett disd ssisa "a. d
Vslisy stssst and fosr OF them froDtinx ih!ry.
mr. fsSt on The wet line Of What II supposed 10
Ielsral ssssst, snS al q thso running 0'e
Tn.us: One. sosrA sssh balance q three. W.
ana nine months for .nsgotskls notes, ibs ~.
sddsd sAd title retained ustii the wnols Sy
ehsss money - patd and conveyance ordsfss W
~ sosrf JOHN y. eTEGER,
rH OH Comn!ssivnsr
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~ PAPER.HANGlNGS.
,z6TABLIs 3 D lsl7.
R8GNAULT / co.
continue to keep on hand full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET, SATIN. and
PLAIN PAPER.HAHGlNGS;
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
- well % wood limitations.
Rooms. halls, and passages PAPERED at shor'
notice and BY experienced workmen, al under the
immediate saperintsndsnss Of NJ. JOHN =. RHG.
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
euted ct short notice. yB-sm
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE Vwooi,
th1sD yA II csr i sthhE AsRs
sosTS- kouso, On he sTa BAY OF OCTOss,SS, -
CSssssS1s0 Cosnhosss road. about q Zee n, ass
~ ~ from Ries's sistion. on the Petsn .assn
nilrosd and sdiossisS The issds o. Hoses .h Sl u
sos nn godssy and oshsrs: sSs, n.lnrs. In oriE
nj src~tS. IL isnx is vsil s1.p..d % :, ~
growth Of Sosu, wheat, tobacco, ete. " I'm ,ss %.
sool lvellinS with four rooins hss 81 hss .iso
.:ssZ . 81; ss 8 -: So s.s. s.
az + l eli 4 y = sos'
fss:. % aA.s o.sss,.t go l ssaiipi. e. I ~
ssss.!:s:::y 4 sssss ssclsilsaa' ''''''''.
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By K, A. ]. ,Clopton,

No. n Twelfth street, beween Main and franklin.
VALUABLE VACANT LOT,
Y ON WEST SIDE or TWENTIETH BE.
rwEEN GRACE AN0 RRASKLIN srRgErs,
FOR eALE AT AUCTION.-I will Offer for sale At
A. hs past O. eloek r. H. upon the premises. To-.
Gated a. above, fronting on Twentieth street
tWsBty Ave feet and running back xty.six feet.
The conyenisnee ~ its location makes II desirable
for private residence.
TEsns One-third caAh balance six and twelve
months for n. gntisble notes, interest added, Sc
oe5 Auctioneer
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OFFICE SOUTHERN PEKTIIIzIy9 ConPAxI,l
RICHMOND, September 20, 1865.
N DISCRIMINATION for this Com
,sny left st the once Of Messrs. WILLIAM B.
SAACS & co. will meet with attention.
ne 2J-1m
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kN JOHN w. LEE son,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS AND GLAZIERs,
CORNER RIaHrH AND GRACE STREETS.
WALLS AND CEILINGS WHITENED Or
COL0RED.
Will undertake orders In the country.
Having had . long experience In the business,
they engage to give sstisfscton.
JOHN W. LEE,
ssilm GEORGE W. LEE.
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RoNhs of I'm, TIN CITY tyr e eiEoc s VIZ
JRis tossss et a:. s .Ia.
sNH ylse!s!A Eyols5.,IsD, PSI. sroe saa ST. It.
va To- q sIiS :. iisSs'' ..'s'' -. !.
vi ssl3A ..,.as.. "a = ceLtgcfioSs
| S|HS 3 w. - - 1 ssS:l,s II.
|cGy 6: s''.I ~ If; 8 ;sppsxs0s-
rrAI1nn 1YE AID BAkLEt,~
" Ill - sfi I'll I'D ts1y
|3!JlS Gyszsl ID, ss ID. !,
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T1ODDsBURY FOR sALE.-I am au.

T'ODDsBURY FOR sALE.-I am au.
L thori,sS ~ Jssn + nj, Ts LATER: ks,a;: u.
TODDSBURY, situated on the North river, ir
HUNDRED AND IIGBTY.SiX ACRES. Foui
hundred and seventy acres are cleared eseblt
growth Of OAK, CHESTNUT. WALNUT, HiCK0.
Ky. PINE. &c. Three hundred and ssysn!y acre
OF the arabic land 10 ALLUvlAL LOAN SOIL,
with HARL FOUNDATION, Of insIhs usliSls e:
tility, not subject to Overflow, and adapted TO TIE
growth OF wheat. tobacco, cotton. corn. oats, and
especially to wheat and the grasses The fsneins
is OF the mnet substantial chestnut nails,
The buildings are, extensive. h.ndsome, and
sub.tantisl. The dwelling 10 large BRlCk NAN.
SION, containing eight large rooms and cellars
situated In u beautiful lawn containing Avo acres
This esxte possesses advantages Of soil xnd loea.
tion not surpassed In the state. Located on sail
water, on sitresm navigabls for the largest ves.
sells (Which can come up almost 70 the barn door,
perfectly hsslthy, and In . neishbofhOod esls.
brsted for rennenent and culture, tt presspts ~
opportunity seldom Afforded, and Win % sold ysry
To-. fa sSy:ssf e, in n e iOH S
signed. w. b. ROBINS,
Real kstats Agent,
oel-a lsis Main street, Richnond. We.
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IT UNION BANK or RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTRUCTION.,
OFFICE At TIE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED. CAPITAL, elos,sss.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PEE CENT.
Oh DEPOSITS.

#.t I. DAvINP0Rr, H., President.
'f JAMB6 MILLER, Cashier.
r.... #-t....
pIlIcfoIs. ......
r. 4. Paine, L. D. Crenshaw, ". B. ouarles,
VIM. II. Lyons, IT., 4. 3. blanksn'
A. Bodekef, B. B. Weisiger, ship,
". A. Spot, Moses kllyson, J. b. winston,
4. L. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, 4. 4. hutehin.
r. r. Taylor, ]. Rosenbsuu, son,
W. Z. Binford, ]. W. Hall, W. A. Jenkins,
J. A. Belvtn, W. 7. Gray, W. 8. Tanner,
r. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. Il. HoWlin.
The security offered TO dspositors 10 undoubtsd,
and the institution should commend Itself 70 oil
classes.
The attention OF ell In city and country 10 called
70 this institution. Here they will hnd security,
convenience, and profit. Sums ~ small - I'VE
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. Int.
rest received on same. r'
once hours from A. II. tosP. NJ; on Saturday
from . A. n. ,o,P. H., and from tosP.H.
10 E-d&swts
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EOR NEW YORK.-ATLANTIC
SSsSssiI1Is: K; ia Iiii6 49,
iron her wharf d Rosketto On yRyDAY NIGHT,
October stA. g y o. clock.
Iays. s(sts.rooa and neslS inetpaS1. only AZ.
fsi(ihs yseslysa @ @ { a'siock SaspAY Svx.
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TOR sAIR Or LEASE THE 10
1Accp I1CIQ1x q. - eosSes q Dsesss
' IS: a;ass &c: :,s ,..., "a
=! s: ; 5Iis On: =: In =. e Nc
:! fsss, with ssssls. ana gos1 yard roSa. The -.
ehinery ofhs lsllsta - itssis ed.
s g sS 90 100 sss 81 9 ~ !sss
sfsvsts, hydrssfis pl1p ap1 i1nsA ussss. -.
Ae.; IN fse(f . eo1pl.6 s.laSlish1e.i; 81 -
a essss:sslss s. ssisss .S.ss tySiSs:. 49, -
! s.i,-in "a sSr.ssassL - Vel.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
-~-~-7--~~~~~
BY Harrison, Goddin d Appenon,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

v1ERYVALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Y ON The CORNER OF FRANKLIN All
rilsd TO sell the VERY VALUABLE lot, located ~
ABOVE, on which recently stood the United Plesby.
FrsnkliE street OF IS feet, running back los feet
Alro, y lot In the rear, with the lecture. room
thereon, fronting - feet on Eighth street, RAINING
back 10 feet.
This is Justly regar ded % amongst the valuable
unimprovrd real estate now on the market. Apply
TO HARRISON, G0DDlN / APPRRSOd.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A DWELL
ING. HOUSE. ON WEST SIDE OF TWENTY.
FIFTH STREET BETWEEN AND STREETS.
In execution OF . deed Of trust from Hall uus.
tee, to the subscriber dated 10th March, lsse and
recorded In Henrico County Court, being thereto
req uested BY the creditor secured by esid deed,
will sell 1t auction, upon the premises, on PRl.
DAY, 18th October, 1t half psst ! o'clock p. N, II
fair II not, then on the next fair day thereafter,
At the same hour, the property conveyed by said
deed. being q BRICK and FRANkD DWELLING
situated rs above stated. containing rooms, and
occupied by Mr.. Tennills. The lot ISIS by i?s lee,
to an alley 20 feet wide.
TsRx- Cash sufficient TO pay expenses 81 sale
and note for stso.G with interest from ?9ih Sep:
tsmbsr. 1895: upon crsV ms to sts! 81 un,!l
made known at the time OF sale.
Gurnna WnIIANa Anc,inns. Il nj
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II OLYMPIC sasE.baLL CLUB g. hereby re-.
a uestsd 10 attend called meeting THIS friday
EVENlNG, October Sh, 1t o. clock, In the Gas In.
speetors once. City Hall. for the purpose Of trans.
acting impor ant business.
All member falling 10 be present Will be liable
to 6ne 81. 3. RANDOLPH, President:
n W. JAnss Secretary oc SILT
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DIED.

DIED.
On YESTERDAY afternoon, Aftsr IN illness Of four
His burisl viii isie place from his late lesi:
denes, corner Of nsuhali and Henry strseui THlS
kFTERNOOh q O'eloek. The fdsnds ana sele.
lions OF the family are invitsd to attend.
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G.rsps 1 WILLIAMS, Aueiione.rs. &C
BY Harrison, 6oddin q Apperson, Auction-er',
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, IN
ID SIDNEY, ON The SOUTH EIDE OF GROVE
STREET, WITH TWENTY ACRES OF HIGHLY
IMPROVED LAND ATTACHED, FOR SALE At
AUCTION AT the request Of the owner, who te.
premipss, on TUESDAY ne 1t, the eth October l.st,
At u clock p. n, that beautiful COUNTRY SEAT
located a. above, now In the occupancy Of Mr..
'amss W. Allison, conts lining twenty acres "
highly improved land. embracing Ave squares II
four acres each, according TO the plan OF Sidney.
and the whole we'll enelosea. Toe impr"vemrns
are OF the best character, consisting Of large
residence, finished In the best style, with marble
ma nteIs folding doors, &c. besides large kitchen,
green.hoose. stable, carriage: house. &c.
TsRns: One half cash balance at one and two
years for bonds bearing interest, secur. d BY =
-. HARRISON. G0DDIN i APPERsoN,
ga Auctlonpers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-05
~ HAssison. 0oddin / Appsr.on, Aue,lor.sn
banksrs, Brokers. and Real Estate As.p,.
By Harrison. Goddin / Apperson. Auetiooe.n n.
Bankers, Brokers, sad Real Estate Agents,

Bsnkers, Brokers, sad Real Estate Agents.
ELEVEN CHEAP BUILDING LOTS
LIN THE PLAN OF BACoSs QUARTER
yRlHCA TAVERN PRnPRRTY, NEAR ST.. Ps.
Will be sold Of auction. on the premises. on 81.
TURDAy, October ., 1893, 1t o. lock p NJ ELF.
VEN BUILDING LOTS. located a. above, sdloin.
Ing the property OF R.sh-I ps.tsncn and D.nn.
Allen streets and we'll suited for residences 10,
psrsons In moderate circumstances.
TBlxs Made to suit bidder.
A plat ean b. seen at our ofics.
HARRISON, GODDlN 4 APPERS0y,
oea Auctionsers
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