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Another Secession Gun Fired by
Greeley.

|. Our correspondent omitS to state
whether he does or does not accept the
doctrine of Jefferson, adopted by the
Continental Congress, and made the basis
of our political system. We do. If he
we have misapplicd it; if he does not, he
will oblige us by showing wherein it is cr-
rOncouS.
II. lie bcgs the question in talking Of
"revolution by force" ga resort to force,
SC. If one party has a right to do thing
and another intcrposcS veto, 1t is the latter
who invokcs force, not the former. SeceS-
SioniSts will say they never wished 10 use
force, and would have used none, if none
had been used against them.
Ill. "Thc right OF revolution by force
does not of course exist upler ours MOI
any other form of government. 1t alright
dbOre and before existing forms of govern
mcnt, so far as it is right at all.
". Our correspondents presumption:
and remedies fail to reach the cXigency
Suppose Austria and Italy united under
one govcrnment-no matter OF what form
and Austria, with forty millions OF pco
pie, rules Italy, with twenty millions, con
trary to her interests and wishes. Sup
pose their government pure, simple
democracy. Now Italy chooses to govern
hcrsclf-to be an independent, sell-sub
sisting nation: How do your Constitution
Supreme Court, universal suffrage, purit.
of elections, and whatever else you please
help the matter? Has Italy a right to b'
governed as she thinks best? or is she t'
be governed as it is most agreeable to the
majority-that is, to Austria? And if sh'
has a right to govern herself, how is she t.
achieve the enjoyment of it
Mr.. Correspondent the problem is no
so easy of solution as you have supposed it
1t is complicated, difficult; and we ma.
have decided it wrongly, but your logic
does not seem to prove it.-Ne'o York Ti
bune, 9th.
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THE RADICAL STORY
A New Ecnian Panic.

OWEN SOUND, Tuesday, May 8, 1866
There was a panic here last night over
Fenian reports. Parties arrived from down
the coast and made afidavits before the
magistrates that they had seen seven Fe-
nian war vessels in Georgian bay heading
for this point. Intense excitement fol
lowed, us all the volunteers are on frontier
duty. Volunteers from the interior towns
were sent for, the citizens turned out, and
the entire population paraded the streets
all night and to-day. Some are SO badly
frightened that they have burned their
valuables. The excitement abated Il lit
tie, as Swecny's Chicago flotilla is not yet
in sight, but is hourly expected by the
terrified citizens.
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Episcopal Methodist Chnrch-Plan Of
Episcopal Visitation.
rtRsr prsTRIcT-pIsHor PIERCE.


Arkansas, at Scurcy, Ark, on September
&c, 1866.
Little Rock, at Arkadelphia, Ark, on
October 10, 1866.
North Carolina, at Fayetteville, n. c.,
on November I, 1866.
Virginia, at Norfolk, Va, on November
q, 1866.
Baltimore, at Baltimore city, on March,
1867.
SECOND pIsTRICT-BISHOP DOGGETT.
Western Virginia, at Parkersburg, Sep
tcmbcr 8, 1866.
Kentucky, at Winchester, KY, Septcm-
ber 10, 1866.
Louisville, at Elizabeth, KY, October 3,
1866.
St. Louis, at Lexington, Mo-, October
81, 1866.
Missouri, at Richmond, Mo-, October H.,
1866.
THIRD DIsTRICT--BIsHoP M'TYERfE.
Holston, at Ashcville, N. c., on October
10, 1866.
Tennessee, at Huntsville, Ala, on Octo-
Der "a, 1866.
Georgia, at Amcricus, Ga, November
IS, 1866.
Florida, at Quincy, Fla, December l3,
1866.
FOURTH DIsTRICT-BIsH0P wIGHTMAN.
South Carolina, at Marion, S. c., on No
vembcr 7, 1866.
Montgomery, at Jacksonville, Ala, Dc
cember 5, 1866.
Mobile, at Enterprise, Miss, November
81, 1866.
FIFTH DISTRICT-BISHOP PAINE.
Memphis, at Jackson, Tenn, on Novcm-
Der IA, 1866.
Mississippi, at Natchez, Miss, on No
vcmbcr 2S, 1866.
Louisiana, at Baton Rouge, December
IL, 1866.
SIXTH DISTRICT-BIsHOP MosvIN.
Indian Mission, at Bloomfield, on Septem-
Der u, 1866.
Northwestern Texas, at WaXahatchie,
on September 26, 1866.
East Texas, at Marshall, on October 10,
1866.
Texas, at Galveston, on October "a, 1866.
West Texas, at Scquinc, November Z,
1866.
SEVENTH DISTRTCT-BISH0P KAVANAUGH.
Pacific, at Petotum, Cal, the time not
specified. Also, Columbia Conference,
with neither time nor place specified, ow-
! ing to the great distance to the work.
Bishops Soulc, Andrew, and Early, were
assigned to no active work, but left to
work wherever they see proper.
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VIsETOks TO Mrs. DAvIs.-Mrs. Davis is
likewise honored with visit from one of
the party arriving in the Northcrncr. Her
visitor was the colorcd steward of Secrc-
tary McCulloch. This colorcd disciple OF
Soyer in former years had been one of the
family servants of Mr.. Davis. He was re-
ceivcd with becoming cOrdiality, and eX-
pressed himself greatly pleased with his
visit. About the same time another visitor
called on Mrs. Davis. The latter visitor
was gentleman from Richmond, who
brought her as present from the ladies OF
Richmond a magnificent silk dress and
costly variety of other articles appcrtain-
ing to a lady's toilet. 1t is said that por-
tion of the gift embraced tolerably cum
brous roll of Uncle Sans grccnbackS; but
the latter part of the story is rumor; do
not vouch for its ScorrcctncSS.-tOrre$p0nd-
ence Ne,r York HrGH.
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Murdoch and Bangs-Sharp letter
from the Latter.
DAI1IIHVINTs, -H'y y HVV1
Mr. Editor Erening transcript:

Mr.. Editor Erenbg Transcript:
Dear Sir,-I observed in this mornings
issue of the Baltimore american and Com
merciat Advertiser a gross mlsrcpreSenta-
ton of the object and result of meeting
which took place at the kirkwood House,
Washington, between James r. Murdoch
and myself. IT'S true that rather sharp
interchange of political sentiment passed
between us; but that the design OF my
meeting with Mr.. Murdoch was for the
purpose of ctfecting an understanding with
him which would enable me, "nder MIR
docl'S ample ctodk of patriotism, to hide my
o,rn real feelinqS," is perfectly ridiculous
and utterly untrue. need no cloak. |
am Southern man was born and reared
in Virginia; was in the rebel service; the
war over, returned to my allegiance
to the original Government. What more
is needed
| visited Murdoch simply for the pur-
pose of questioning him relative to II
slander reported to have started from HIM
during our visit to Chicago together-to-
wit That Murdoch had declared that he
never intended to play upon the same stage
with NE again because had been SOL
dcr in the Southern army.
I'm consideration of Murdoch's friendly
manner to me the last night of our en-
gagement in Chicago together, with the
fact of my voluntary attention to hlm
during his illness last winter in Washing
ton, would not believe he was ungrateful
enough to utter such determination
even if he entertained 1t.
In my conversation with him upon the
day in question, he most positively denied
ever having delivered such language, but
in most uncalled-for and ungenerous
manner provoked a political question be-
tween us, and declared "that every man
who had taken up arms against the United
States flag was scoundrel and traitor,
and that the lotoeSt pit Of he'll ,cas not not
enouqh to burn them."
What man born in a southern State, who
has one atom of resentment in him, could
calmly listen to such inhuman and malig-
nant language. Such an attack called for
a twin reply. retorted as every Southern
! man should. !.
| If this erpose of the facts in connection
with NV last meeting with Mr.. Murdoch
proves a card for his further success among
his radical brethren, he is very welcome
to II. +. @. BANGS.
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THE SECRETARY CALLS ON JEFF. DAVIS.
The interview lasted an hour. No one was
present during the interview. Not coming
in an official capacity, the visit of Mr.. Nc
Culloch did not, in the slightest degree,
partakc of the character OF an official visit,
and il would be simply absurd to attach to
it the least significance as bearing upon
the future disposal of Mr.. Davis. A sim
ple desire to see the man and have social
chat with him as man TO man was doubtless
the controlling impulse and desire OF the
Secretary. And such was the nature OF
the interview. 1t was nothing more than
the social interchange of thought and feel
ing between two great minds. Many to-
pics, it is to be presumed, were discussed,
in which the shrewd, cultivated, and incl
sivc vigor of their diverse minds and views
shone out with brilliant effect. A prisoner,
and particularly one possessing the large
degree of egotism characterizing Mr.. Da-
Wis. the latter, it is reasonable to conclude,
could not be restrained from speaking OF
himself and it was natural he should seek
to divert the channel of conversation In
that direction, and betray apalpable eager
ness to speak of his long Imprisonment, ms
impaired health, and eagerness to be tired.
Mr.. McCulloch listened, no doubt, with
mingled poiiteness and patience to these
diversions but all that could be wrung
from him by his adroit interlocutor was the
simple hope and assurance that justice
would DC done him. Thus the conference
began, continued, and ended. Whether
Mr.. McCulloch went away with better
opinion Of Mr.. Davis than before his talk
with him is best known to himself.-Cor-
respondemce New York Herald,
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SUDDEN DEATH OF TIE WIFE OF Mr..
THOMAS CARLYLE.-We learn by the Lon
don journals that the wife of Mr.. Thomas
CARLYLE died on the oath under very pccu-
liar circumstances. She was taking her
usual drive in Hyde Park, when her little
favorite dog, which was running by the side
of the brougham, was run over by car
riage. She was greatly alarmed, though
the dog was not seriously hurt. She lifted
the dog into the carriage, and the man
drove on. Not receiving any call or di-
rection from his mistress, as was usual, he
stopped the carriage and discovered her,
as he thought, in fit or i'll, and drove to
St. Georges Hospital. When there, it was
discovered she must have been dead some
little time. Mrs. Carlyle's health had been
for several months feeble, but not in state
to excite anxiety or alarm. Mr.. Carlyle Is
still in Scotland.
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EXPECTATION or TAXED CoTros.-Tbe
whole country will approve of the help
given to American labor and the aid to our
internal revenue system by the adoption of
the drawback on the expectation of taxed
cotton in manufactured forms which the
House voted tonight ht.-Ne,o Yorc Tribune.
Unquestionably! See how well the
scheme will work. The planter pays five
cents per pound tax on ten thousand
pounds of cotton which he sells to Mr..
Greeley--fve hundred dollars. Mr.. Greeley
manufactures the cotton into cloth, and
sells it to the King of Dahomey to supply
the place of fig leaves. Whereupon, most
righteous transaction, Mr.. Greeley draws
back from the Treasury and pockets the
five hundred dollars which the planter paid
to support the Government. "P faith, it
is admirable"
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GOLD OF THE RICHMOND BANKs.-We re-
gret to read in the New York Times, which
generally speaks by authority, that the
Government has finally determined to hold
the gold claimed by the Richmond banks.
The Times adds: "The proofs seem to es-
tablsh clearly that the gold belonged to
the so-called Southern Confederacy, and
was on deposit with the banks, subject to
the drafts of the Confederacy."
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BY A. Y. Stokes i Co., Auctioneers,
corner Fifteenth and Cary streets.

~
4 UCTION SALE.-We win sell ON
N FRIDAY, the nth Instant, commencing ut II
o clock, large and valuable assortment Of Goods,
to hich invite the trade, consisting, In part, OF
800 barrels FLOUR, superfne and exrs-seversi
10 hogshsads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
70 bags RIO COFFEE .. t-
ssss ss barrels barrel. S0LbEN SYRUP, aprime article;
20 kegs SODA, t@tth
Z boxes boxes s3PA Ss A, IN sgu pound papers; ,5
k-casks FRENCH BRANDY a.s-l
oa,ss ss {actory namS aSss hf'y pads esch-ss 70
. barrels PETROLEUM OIL,
so boxes GROUND PEPPER, fls
10 barrels WATER and SODA CRACKERS
81 barrels WATER CRACKERS,
so boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
IRON SAFES, second hand;
20 boxes CHEESE,
IS chests GUNPOWDER and YOUNG HYsoN
20 cases CREAM TARTAR,
rs boxes FANCY SOAPS,
20 cases MUSTARD, in cans;
10 boxes OLIVES,
kegs JAMAICA RUM,
40 boxes GROUND RIO COFFEE,
100 dozen CONDENSED MILK,
% boxes MACAROSI,
25 cases CALIFORNIA WINE,
HORSE-SHOES,
CIGARS,
CoTToN CARDS,
LIQUORS, in cases;
No. MACKEREL,
and many other articles
my 10 A. Y. STOKES & CO., Auctioneers.
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HosPITALITIEs OF BALTIMORE TO GEORGE
PEABODY resolution to extend the hos
pitalities of the city to George Peabody,
Esq, upon his arrival here, has passed both
branches of the City Council unanimously.
A committee of three members of each
branch, in conjunction with the Mayor, are
to tender the compliment.-Sun, 10Th.
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CONGRESS- on VIRGINIA JURYMEN.-Ihe
Washington correspondent of the Boston
Advertiser states positively that "thc House
Judiciary Committee has under consldera-
tion a bill, drawn by Judge Lawrence, of
Ohio, quite materially regulating the qua
LITIGATION and selection of jurors to sit on
treason trials in Virginia; which bill it Is
believed they-the committee-will agree
to report in some FORM" This looks very
like as if the result of those trials is to be
made forcgone concluSion.-B Baltimore
IJzpffp
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Religious Conventions i'm st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May Sin addition to the
religious convention called by DR.. Breckin-
ridge, of Kentucky, which will meet here
on the 18th instant, the Presbyterian Gene
raj Assemblies of both the old and the
new school will convene here on the 18th
instant. One thousand delegates are ex-
pected to be in attendance. Ample pro-
vision has been made for all that come.
All the railroads in the State, two or three
Mississippi packet companies, and several
of the main railroad lines to the east, have
agreed to convey the delegates at half
price
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1--WE VERY yALUABLE LOM N
E THE BURNT DIs1RIC?i ol. III HI
LINZ or PEARL. BETWEHM AAI4 AHpC4kf
WARDS or ONR MlLLlOn OLD. R4ICke 10 -
SOLD AT TaS sAMR TlMsMTMl|! NH p 20 scli a,.e 6
May, 1895, ut o'clock, H., those I've ysry yalps
able LOTS. loestsd - above, On wbfeh foyWeeay
stood those Aye iron-front tenement4 sreete9 ~
years ago by Mr.. William Barrett. TIE sus1re ~
has front Of one hundred and forty.thses an1 u
quarter feet on the east lime OF Pearl street. dep0
on Its northern boundary Of one hundred sn4 my.
seven and two thirds feet, and on " south gtns
one hnndred and three .guartss feet wntSn I'LL
be divided into ave lots Of about tess
each, running back an average depth Of about one
nundred AND twenty-nine feet These Loea 80
justly regarded - equal to any Pearl Direct au9
should attract the special attention Of sapitiis11
The terms Of psymen. VII be unususlly sseos-
modating. viz: One-sixth cash, or ssiisfsctoTy
endorsed note at four months interest added: bes
lance payable fye years after date, for bonds beer.
ing interest, (the same payable half yearly q.
cured by trust deed. The taxes foR this yoss 10
| be paid by the purchaser.
After the sale Of the Lots, will be sold, In lots .
| suit purchasers, upwards Of ONE MILLION OLD
BRICKS, Of superior qusiity, on . credit Of -four
months, for spprovsd endorsed negotiable paper.
'"'''''' HARRISON, GoDDIS / APPIRsoS.
mylc Auctionsen.
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Forneyis going to canuaSs Pennsylva-
nia.-Erchange.
The miserable didapper is trying to pass
for a canvass back duck.-Erctdn9e.
The statement that Stephens, the "Irish
Head Centre" was on board the ship Will
liam Penn, bound to New York, is said to
be hoax.
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The CompbeU Murder Case

HERKMER, N. Y, May Sat the Court
of Oyer and Terminer, Asa Fultcr, Hiel
Davis, Irving Vance, Charles Vance, and
Thomas Duchcr, indicted for the murder
of John L. Campbell, of Frankfort Hill,
pleaded guilty of murder in the second de-
gree, and were sentenced to seven years
imprisonment each in the State prison at
tuburu
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.o,r or SORTS expresses the feeling,

orr or SORTS expresses the feelings
", % ,,,,. cannot lie otherwise described. Ian
rnsrncss. emery a,ion, rstlessness, slccpi.
'" ..ar.ncholv, want of appetite. &c, compose u
- .slmcnts greater than all others combined.
.<sr,lr for these indescrihable complaints that
RlTTERs are prepared. 1t Is for the
..frg ,Acsc same complaints they have become
.,rau, Hence it i that they are :" extensively
...l ~ ,levgNmen, merchants, ladies, and per
,.grntsrv habits They are as pleasant Ia
., a.. beneficial 10 the stomach. The extent
.,, j. almost Incredible my ii-lt
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OrTRAGEs IN MTSsIssIPPI.-A dispatch
from Nashville says that on the 4th instant
a mob broke into and sacked building
occupied by the Freedmens Bureau, at
Meridian, Miss, and then set fire to ana
burned the building. 1t is also stated that
on the 3Oth ultimo the general agent OF
the Bureau at Grenada, Miss, was toully
murdered.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auetionssrs. 9
Corner of Eleventh and Main streets.

VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RE.
SIDENCE, AT THE SOUTHWRST CORnsy
ST AUCTION.--On MONDAY, Nth Of Nay, q
o'clock, p. NJ, we Will sell at auction, upon tAa
nremises the property located a. above. IL u oS
brick. and as three Stories above basement, with
two large rooms and store room in basement, two
fne parlors on main floor, three chambers and .
upper hoor. with Are places In every room, Thers
is kitchen with two rooms for servants, laundry,
coal and wood house, smoke house, stable ana
The dwelling has handsome iron yerandsh w
front porch I'm rear and is snpplied with water and
gas The premises are In good repair. Posssssten
given LIST oil August or sooner IL desired: -
The property combines sl! the requisites Tor
often met with and we invite the particular attsnr
ton Of the public to the sale.
TERMS: will be made known at the time q sais.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
mvIO AuctioneefS.
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~ 1OlES TURNER,

NEWS DEALERS, WING BUILDING,
Furnish the daily papers of
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON,
8, ms Iaces of business and residences OF citi-
..,. immediately after the arrival Of trains. Or
s.r, .cn 0t their counter Will insure the Plohp'
delivery Of any paper daily. apis
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CRoPs IL THE VALLEY.-A month ago it
was disheartening to look at the wheat crop
of this section; but the late refreshing
rains and genial sunshine have so much
improved it in appearance that but little
complaint is now heard. Cereals Of all
kinds are presenting healthy appearance
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BLooDTHIRsTY.-The House Of the Ten
nessee Legislature has passed resolution
by forty-five to eleven, declaring that JEFF.
Davis and other leading rebels have for
feited their lives and ought to suffer death
and be held infamous forever.
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~, BIDGOOD 4 RILEY,

e BID.UOD \ RILEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
suoKSELLE AND ST I / ERs y
III MAIN STREET,
Keep constantly on hand a complete stock OF
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS,
CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS,
ENVELOPES,
BLANK BOOKS, STATES,
PENS AND INK,
and other
SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY !;
all Of which are offered at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Cornrrv Merchants invited to examine our stock
t~r,re purchasing. Orders promptly attended TO-
na, b. ar.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apps5on. i
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estsss Agents.

VERY VALUABLE LOT, AT THE
Y NORTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AID
TION will be sold at auction, ON the pesnisss,
on WEDNESDAY. the 18th Ma, isee a ha1:pfSe
I o'clock, +. NJ, that truly yALuABLs. toT l0-
Green 4 Allen at an annual ground rent Of foox
hundred dollars. IL fronts forty ave- and . halt
feet running back one hundred and any
feet TO wide alley; and for hrst-class restdenee
is Justly regarded rs amongst the valuable l0es
soon to be offered for sale.
and eighteen months for negotiable n0tss, interees
added, secured by trust deed. The taxes fof thts
wear to be paid by the purcbeser. -. !. 80 :
myl0 Auetteneeys.
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AND THOU, BRuTus THE Washington
RepuJlican thus knocks the last prop out
from under the Radicals:
"While it is true that Secretary Harlan
was 'reticcnt' in the meeting proper OF
the Cabinet, we presume it is no secret that
before leaving the Cabinet chamber ne
freely expressed himself as being strongly
on the side of the position taken by Secre-
tarieS Seward and Stanton"
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-, GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE

runToGRArHS 1T REES BROTHERS
.4trpy OPPOSITE THE SroTSwooD no.
.rT In consideration of the scarcity of money.
.r,r> 4 BROTHER have determined TO REDUCE
.rar PRICE Of their superior CARTEs DE VlsiTE
. Tggrg poLLaRS per dozen, for all the various
....,,. uuttl further notice.
~. nh. ,5,,t,.d for 2S cents my a-st
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Bishop JOINS IN BALTTMoRE.-The rite
of confirmation was celebrated last even
inc at Christ Church. The Right Rev.
Bishop John Johns, of Virginia, otiiciated,
and preached an impressive sermon on the
occaSion-Sun, 10Th.
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Mrs. Jefferson Davis has engaged as her
cook the former cook of General Butler.
When she learned of his once having held
this position, she told him he had been In
bad company, but she hoped to make q
good man and good cook OF him notwith-
standing. - a.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
N HOUSE AND LOT, ON FIFTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN POPLAR AND PINE-ln pursuance
of a decree of Richmond Hastings Court, entered
3oth March, 1866, in the case Of Dudley Sergeant,
and Administrator with the will annexed OF
William p Martin, deceased, rs. Evans and ais
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on FRI
DAY, 1lth May, at clock, r. NJ: II fair, II not,
hour the property situated as stated above, and
occupied as a store and dwelling by Mrs. Fensom,
Consisting of a FRAMED HOUSE with three rooms.
TERMS: One-third cash balance at three and
six months, for negotiable notes, with Interest
added; the title 10 be retained until the notes are
maid THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
Sergeant, and as such Administrator
with the will annexed Of William z. Martin:
GRrBBs & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. myl
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gc REG<AULT 4 CO.,

AUCTIoNEERS, SC.
AND NINTH.
PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
SALES ATPRlVATE RESIDENCES,
THE CLOSING OUT OF STOCKS,
CARGoES, &c.
ihNN' JOHN F. REGNAULT,
90 I'm WILLIAM l.. MAULE.
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s.s-Co.PARTNERSIiIP.

-CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The Undersigned having formed co-parther-
hip for the purpose Of conducting
, WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name OF
STONE, WILSON & FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse on
rtrv street second door below Pearl, are now
receiving d general supply of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
vh.ch will be- made complete in few days, and 10
winch they respectfully call the attention OF the
,..g. HAMILTON J. STONE,
Of Petersburg;
JOHN +. WILSON,
OF Petersburg;
,bI3ts r. T. FOSTER.