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wu. IT. wFTmERs

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
n Agent, jackson, Miss
Will practice in all the Courts held at J ackson and
in the United States District Court at Oxford Miss
Collections promptly made in all parts of the State
Plantations bought and sold having superior fLcili
tres here North and in Europe.
Office at the Old Land Office in the Capitol
Vyalx-
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" L 8 T EE Al l.,
iON, ALABAMA.

a. VI October next, viii open in
sal ~, SCHOOL for GIRLS, offer
/ sn.sahtages for "a finished educa-
|sho apperlally adapted to advanced
aanhae w about completing their stud
SFs IN q OF p apils is limited to thirty.
saet FoieSSorS and Teachers, each
{ on 'putation and skill, making an
lbe -; teacher to six pupils. The
cennIaletiy private and select.4 IL l.
y Ali,. AfiT,e with every desirable appll-
nd s'lIiss are elegant. the grounds
w The Session # 9 months:)
fsss9 f, Branches. $3.50
saeh lIseh Or Latin. 60
benin lessons per week =. loo
ssip~ sa y or Italian taught, If de-
kge.s,' f.alnting and also yoealiza-
C. s;b s;{ie, are amply provided for.
VIII be sent on application to
F'al NOAH K. DAVIS,
Marion, Ala.
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T.G. RICE.
OAKLAND COLLEGE,

Claiborne County, Mississippi, (aeor Rodney }
INHIS INSTITUTION has recently been or
ganized upon new and much extended
plan, and now stands among the foremost Col
lege of the country in all the means and appli-
ances Of a complete and thorough education.
FACULTY:
j. II. CALVIN, ID. D., President and Professor
Mental and Moral Science;
GEO. LITTLE, Ph. d., Professor of Chemistry.
MineralOgy, Geology, etc;
j. +. WHEELER. A. NJ, Professor of English
Literature and History;
g. NJ. EDGAR. A. NJ. Professor of Natural and
EXperiU entail Philosophy;
q. l.. PETRIF, A. NJ, Professor of Latin Lam
guage and Literature;
ii. X. MORRISON, A NJ, Professor of Greek
Language and Literturc;
+. a. HENDERSON, A. NJ, Professor Of NIathe-
matics;
CHARLES MOORE, NJ. D., Professor of Modern
Languages;
REV. PHILO CALHOUN, 4. NJ. Professor and
Principal Of Preparatory Department;
G. A Calhoun. \. NJ, Assistant in Prepara-
tory Department.
TERMS Payable in Advance ,
Tuition per term Of five months ~ $50 90
Contingent Zee. ... .. 0O
Board per month ...... oo 90
aShing per dozen ...-.-......-. ~
The total expense per term, inclusive of fnel
lights. etc, should fail uader $50. Ministers
sons. "t all denominations, are exempted from
payment Of tuition.
The collegiate year begins on the second
w ehneRday OF september. and ends on the third
Thursday of june and is divided into two
terms OF live months each. ScpldIm.
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~VMnIERVILLE INsTITUTE.

THE LARGEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL
ROardiBg school iva Ihe HOHIherR state
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
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Tuition must be paid in specie, or its equiva-
lent, One-half i'm advance.
Board in excellent families from $12 30 to
SO % in specie, or its equivalent.
r. III. MOUSGER. r,.;;.,-
J. l.. LATTIMORE, iiiioi p''is
,Tuly -, 1866. d.Gw-tf
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HENRY GILLUM.
r. W. REYNOLDS
GILLUM & REYNOLDS,

GILLUM & REYNOLDS,
COTTON FACT DRS, Forwarding and Conmls-
4 } sion Merchants aud Purchasing Agents.
No. 100 Gravtsr Ss., New Orleans, La.
Pefer TO j. b. Gaines, president Citizens
Rank, !, j. +. Warner Il Co., FelgeF .S Co.
New orleans, La; Thompson W. Bird, West
Baton Rouge, La, Ex-Governor a. q. Brown,
of Mississippi; W. u. Gellrsple Jackson, MISE I;
gen. w. X. Miles, lazoo City, Miss. el4dtf
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= cu.uaERs. n. C. LATTING
CHAMBERS & LATTING.

<,oTToN FACTORS and Commission Merchants.
No Gi Carondalet street Nov Orleans
Keen constantly ON hand, Bagging, kopo, Iw1ne
and Iron Ties for Cotton. FeD@sy
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llFTRENTH ANNUAL SESSl0N
OF this Institution
Pl the Oath of Sept. Next.

p session after the war. 1913 students
#relyed. Dormit0rieS will he repaired,
accommodate greater number II
#inlcal and Philosophical Apparatus
Il l' the Institution are new and en-
TIE modern improvements. and i'll
U not supposed to be eNcclled on the
nlhcent collection of shells and Min
- the admiration of visitors. and per-
u equal in the South or West.
laeIltleS for acquiring 4 thorough
8 are offered in this Institution. 1t il
4 healthy eountry-amidst Il moral
entcommunity, and is accessible by
expenses arc supposed to be cheaper
#huar Institutions.
I Z r NJ =
Y the Annual Session, $50
- stewards Hall. per month rs
4aYate families :. from s.AD Ia -
are furnished. a fee Of 10
y !9f The Use OF rooms, but students
y Their own furniture.
"a can be procured in Oxford.
~ oi hemi>try and Law will be
s.litsh'iy early next fall. Applica-
~'i'ed' well supported by testimo-
,ss"'atory Department will be con-
II ny; I's present, but young men will re-
~,,loh only in Mathematics, Latin
P1IgJparatory 1Jp to entering the Fresh
me standard of admission into
5,,ac' ,ass'>' Is not lowered. however.
tn,.N ny ieel justified in recommending
.;a -.soh 10 parents and guardians-the
~ composed of men of ability,
1'snip and Of integrity of eharac-
j, M. HOWRY,
IA. J,. Secretary of the Board.
'U'! =, 1866. dtf
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j, sHAWLS CLOAKS, HOODS,
II Goats, Of all colors. and at prices
tOmeTS, lt
j ELLIS, WARNER & CO.'S,
NICKSBURG. d.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MOUNT HERMAN FEMALE IN.T1
TUTE.

NEAR CLINTON, MISS.
THE Eleventh Annual Session win CON-
l. menee, September 9th, 1866 Able and ex-
perieneed Teachers are engaged for all Depart
ments Of the school. The rooms are newly
furnished, and the buildings win he thorough
" repaired by the opening Of the next Session.
Terms per session OF Forty Weeks, Board and
Fuel, 800 Oh
Tuition in English will average. 40 90
:" Music % 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 30 90
For particulars, see Catalogue, or address
the President
auglId2m IT q RICE
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War In Europe


The information from the Continent,
which We have recently given at some
length, and which held out no encourage
ment to hope that war could be avoided,
is borne out In It's reasonable deductions
By the news Of the steamer City Of Paris
at New York.
Austria Is the scapc- goat Of the ahan.
donment Of the conference; but had Aus
tria opposed no difficulties, other obstacles
would soon have presented themselves. The
trouble occasioned by Austria as the con-
ference was about entering the narrow
path they had to tread, was only the first
snake of a summers day. There were
many others in the path. Austria possibly
saw no hope, in 80 decided minority as
she was, save in STIMULATING before hand
some conditions. To have gone into the
conference without them she might have
found il impossible 10 protect herself.
We suppose her cession OF the Elbe Duchies
to the Germanic Diet, and her demand that
that arrangement should not be disturbed
was the point Of difficulty. In this she
showed her determination to keep the
puchies out Of the hands Of Prussia, and
at the same time involve the Diet as hei
friend In the war.
The war will be one Of immense magni
tude. Involving in the outset three great
Powers and several small States, it may
in It's course, draw in both Russia and
France. In that case, how England car
withstand the temptation to take hand
we cannot well see. But even without
her the fight will be quite extensive
enough, and will probably result in the
most wholesale alterations of the map OF
Europe that ever took place as the result
Of one war.
While it would be gratifying to all to
hear that this grand war had been avoided,
il is not probable that peace now could
long stave off collisions which must natu-
rally grow out of the present political and
territorial "situation of the Continental
Kingdoms.
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..A n. u
Just been speaking 50 approvingiy. It's
best generally for q man to stay and share
the fortunes of his people; but when he
has no means of support or occupation,
and is but a charge to his friends, who can
blame him for leaving his country to seek
personal independence elsewhere
This book, from the pen of DR.. CRAVEN,
VIII meet with most popular reception,
we doubt not, as we'll at the north as at the
south: and we trust IL may have the effect
of tempering the rigors and seventies OF
Mr.. DAvrs's imprisonment, and even IN mod
living the tone of those embittered people
at the north who demand his punishment
and even thirst for his blood.
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ORrTIIARY.

Died suddenly at his residence, Mount Airy, Bed
ford county Virginia, the morning OF the 9TH
instant. JOHN ". JONES, ESQ, aged forty hve.
Ry the sudden death Of this estimable citizen, the
Community AZ well as large circle of friends and
reiatives, have sustained shock from which they
will not soon recover. Apparently in his usual
health he on the morning of his death breaktasted
and attended 10 his usual business, when suddenly.
and with only one short hours notice, he was cut
down by the grim monster" Verify, " in the
midst of life we are in death.
our departed and much loved friend, though not
openly religious, possessed traits ,of character
rarely coInbin I'd In one individual. From Il child
he was proverbial for strict regard for truth His
father has been often heard to say that he never
deceived him. His integrity, strict sense of
honor even in the most minute transactions with
his fellow man, his kindness TO the poor and
needy, more particularly to the orphan, all were
cunsp icuous traits Of character. There are many
who will testify to the truth of this The deep sym
patty exhibited for the bereaved family, the tears
Shed al the deCcase of our friend, were silent wit
uesses OF his worth.
But rs father, as a husband, lie shone e-emi
nently. His broken hearted wife and his father
less children alone feel their rreparable loss
That his children may initiate his many virtues,
and that his devoted wife may have grace to sus-
tain her under this heavy aliiction, Is the prayer
OF the writer. *F*
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C-OMMISSIONER'S SALE O

com SION Y RS SALE OF
Y SEVENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAap,
on THE MECHAS CsYiLLE TURNPIKE. TWO
MILES FROM THE CITY, At AUCTION In exc
cuton OF 4 decree Of Tho Circuit Court 81 the c"'h.
~ ~ Heu.i.o entered May 2 1855, ~ he case 90
Schrrnerorn, etc. rs. Austin and abs, the uisurr'
signed, a oommi sionar appointed Tor tho In,II,'s'
will sell ri auction, upon the PREMISES, on THU ~
DAY, JUL. s, ;; O'clock. 7 d., II fair u not, on
the npx f.ir day The ceiter, AT tue same hour hr
TRACT UP LAND II which tile ate tgmoni
Schernerl orn died seized lying on til" east slde
of Mocha uic>yill5 turnpike short distance Pc
you. tho TIL. gaze, and adjoining the land 81 he
oliia~ 10 ser and Ot.. err.
There arc SEE .NTT ACRES, Of which thar" l.
sufficient ,0rtiop ia goods and tnorc are several
buildings, one u which can be converted !ni"6
dwelling ID will be sold Z whole, or DIVIDED,
~ may he deemed best az The time of sale.
This Ii beautiful TRACT OF LAND, ami i
should attract the attention VI persons s"tAAg
such property
TERMs Cne-thirl caAh; balance At six aht
twelve months for negotiable notes, with Interest
added, tho title ID be retained " the couGs un'A
the notes are pail -
GRuGgs WnnAS.. Auctioncers. j. '-h'
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MARRIED.

n, Tbprsday evening, june Iith. az the residence
I'll hrtde's father. by the Rev. Mathew y keefe
JIi.IMES A HAWKINS, Of Richmond, to Miss MAG
GEE NEY, Of Norfolk.
Ar. wyndham, :, on the 2ad nltlmo, by the Roy GOV
a. n Rinb mond Va, to Miss VIRGINIA A.,
eldest daughter OF Colonel John NJ. Harris OF APP
ponattox county, Va.
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y. l. J, cLoFroN. .. =. MILLER.

y. !. J, rLoFToS. p. y. MILLER
IL \. J. CIOPTON AND ID. VI. NIL
HI. Ter have this lay entered into = c9pAfiNI'S
shin urdrr the style and htIn 81 CL 'PtoA q
MILLER ror ia. PURPOSE Of doing ktAL -
TATE AND GgSsRhL AGENCY AND ~
TlOSRggS' BUSINESS. They vii! sell kEA"
ESTATE of every description Ia the city am
Joining counties. From the extensive aelnA1h.'
ance II each OF n with the business c"lsmth"',
ana the long exI,rience OF or senior ia The hIs'
ness in th.s city, we confidently = leit The PaAv'
age II our friends aud others In the cnIniuua'
ID. 81 MILLER, tom an experience ~ nor. taa"
twenty wears rs Assessor and thorough -,qaa.A.,,
ancc with the real estate books ol the cltyt WI
give his special sttciiton to amy business - Nv.
Assessor book. Tor tho last twenty-five yUiT 'en-
tanning AZ the r'Ai estate OF the city. Qua i.cH'
for tracing up t!Ses arc une9rsiled.
CLUpToS < MILLER
Ecal Estate Agents and Auction 90,
Once Twelfth, between Main aad Franklin s,fes'''
IL l.--yt
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RECONSTRUCTION.

Mr.. DAvIs's views on reconstruction are
precisely the same with those Of President
JOHNSON and the conservatives. He says:
every mans mind teaches him that
"quarrelS amongst friends are best healed
"whcn they are healed most promptly
He condemns military occupation Of the
interior, disabilities, and test oathS, as
calculated to continue alienation and de
Law reconstruction and speaks of his
anxiety for the nation while this state Of
things lasts, should it get into foreign
war,
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OPINION OF MIR. LINCOLN.

Mr.. DAVIS, according to DR.. CRAVEN,
entertained kind opinion Of Mr.. LINCOLN,
and very much deprecated the bitterness
of the assaults upon him by the southern
press during the war. He thought Mr..
LINCOLN was kind of heart, and naturally
longed "for the glory and rcpose of a
second term to be spent in peace" lie
seemed to think that from LINCOLN the
south would have gotten the best terms,
such as Mr.. JOHNSON, being from the
south, dare not offer. Mr.. LINcoLN's
death would have been bad for the south
had it come naturally; "but the manner
"of his taking-off, frenzying the northern
"mind, was the last browning calamity of
ga despairing and defeated, though
righteous cause"
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LOST. sTRAYED AND FOUND.

DOCK ET-BOOk LOST.-Lost, on Fri
L day morning. somewhere between the corner
of Main and Eighteenth streets and the city !ial
or about the BAL, dark MOROCCO P9GkEI,
BOOK, containing from one To- two hundred dollars
i'm money n number Of checks some Of them
drawn in my favory, several due bills payable to
me, and other papers showing 10 whom they be-
longcd.
The finder will be literally rewarded on leaving
the BOOK and contents ~ this Office. -
H. Is-%t JULIUS 4. HOBSON
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALC-
CABLE REAL ESTATE, on JAMES RIVER, IL
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY NA.-Pursuaut 10 de-
cree pronounced by the Judge Of the Circuit Court
for Rockbridgc county, on the l2th day OF April
last, in A cause pending in said court, in which
John NJ. Yuille and wife are plaintiffs, and
Thomas g. Burks and others are defendants, the
undersigned commissioners. named in said decree,
will proceed to sell at public auction, on the
next, the tract Of land in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, containing EIGHT HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES, lying In RockDrdgs county,
on James river opposite Grceulee's ferry, within
two miles of the mouth of North river, and three
miles OF the Natural Bridge. ABOUT EIGHTY
ACRES ARE FIRST RATE BOTTOM LAND, and
the residue the finest mulattO soil. large portion
Of the farm is in TIMBER. The tract lies well,
being southern exposure, and Is ~ good neigh
borhoOd The James River and kanawha canal
passes by the plantation, the navigation being
Tor the most part slack water, and protected on the
river side by substantial rIp-rap wall THIS -
THE BEST FARM FOR SALE IN THE COUNTY
OF ROCKBRIDGE. The BUILDINGS consist OF Il
large and well finished twO-stOry brick ana frame
dwelling, and all necessary out houses, huiIt ohiy
few years ago. and in good condition III desired,
the tract can be divided into two farms.
TERMS Cash in hand sufficient To pay the eX-
pcnses of sale ana cost OF suit, and the balance IN
four equal instalments, in one, two, three, ana
four years with interest thereon from the DAY oi
sale the purchaser executing bonds with approved
personal security and the title retained until the
whole of the purchase money Is paid.
Persons desiring TO purchase are invited to sN-
anime the land, and those desiring Interpolation
will address the undersigned At Lexington, Va.
4. PENDLEfON, commissioners
JOHN LETCHER,J
nv ls-lawiw
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-OLIVER II. p. AN
l. DERSON, of company A, Captain Coffee
Forty eighth Mississippi regiment, Hrath's diri-
sion, Hits corps, Army Northern Virginia, was
missing after the battle ofSpotsyvania Courth
(l2th Of May Any information furnished a. 10
his whereabouts viii be thankfully received by his
distressed mother and relatives. ,
REBECCA ANDERSON,
at the Verandah House,
10 lS-3tk Broad street, near seventh.
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EOR NEW YORK.-A II l. A n L | c
CoMP3SY.ITheH new and elegant L%4SE$Fss,
side wheel steamship HATfERAS, S3-sse -
Captain PARRISH, will leave hera5kseszsset.sss5
wharf at Rockets on MONDAY, the 18Th June,
al 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
Passengers can go aboard the evening previous
For freight or pasSdge-haYlng accommodations
SAMUEL AYERS X co,
10 l6-2t Cary and Virginia streets.
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BY Isbell & Davis. Acctioneers
BY Harrison, GoddIn & spperson.
Bankers, Brokers, AMI Real A Agent,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yFpy
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TiIg CtTr'p
RICHMOND, OK MAIN. TENTH CARY. Ctt,'
AND FpTsHEE SHEETS virtue II a.,
OF the Circuit Court Of the 'i'y Of k.cl,n.r' .-
nouurrd TN the sth June. ls59, I'm the ease. 4 3,
against Bargarin. sc, the undarsi gus4. - ~.
thereby appointed Commissioners, x I'D proceed :,
sell 1T public auction, on the pr. mise. Thurs
DAY, the 2,!h June, 1888, Al one o clock =. 81 liz
follow ing valuable real estate belonging D. ~.
valuable Lot on tho south side ~ Main. bra ws.I,
Ninth aud Tenth streets, from ing aboht twenty li
running back abOu. forty I've feet 10 an alley. a..
joining tho jewellery store 81 Me>sIs. Now4u
Co. also. tbe LOT an the west side ~ Irl'H. be-.
tween Mair and Cary str"r;s fronting twen'y eight
feet. running back about clghty-ionr te"' hUar
which. on the same day. on the premise. ~ sr-
o'clock 4. 81. the large and very deslrahiH hst
DWELLING, ut the southwest corner II Cary md
Fou.hon sLrayt4. which was formerly occupied ~
the dscndcnt a. "A residence. The L'I Aa. .r..,
nf ore hundred AMI three feet, and d'plh 81 Hrls
hundred AMI nifty ave feet, 10 m alley 10 h. here.
after opened. Also, The HAhF ACRE LOT I0 Trat
Of tho abuSa, fronting on tie uorth side OF tG.4I
stree, one halGred and thirty feet, T.uu4k
back one h',ndrrd aud fftF-Hye Icyt tU said alEsv
This Lot Will be sub divided a. 10 salt the yla
of bidders,
on the market, AMI should attract the attention u
capitalists and others.
fgRNs: nr-fouun cash, balance at sly, twelve
and .igatraa months, Tor negotiable notes la'arr.t
added and title al the rnrrh money
il paid and Il cout eyanCc ordered by tho court -
The taxes aud insurance for this year To-. De I4il
by the purchaser. ,,.,,,x
J. = rA~kiR, Commissioner.
EATON NANCE, }
S"'' ." il ii s.HRiS0S, G1DDIy Il APPEgsoY.
je l5--"awuis AucE"Hrrr.-
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Auction SALES-FUTUHED DAY.
-
ByC'C. Hanes Co, Ancicneers,
Seventh, between Broad and MarHhaii streets,
xrrE VILE SELL AT OUR STORE
w on "WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1850, commencing
at 10 o'eloc RE z I'VE MADE DRESSES,
CENTS CLOTHING,
BOOTs. SHOES, HATS, &c
from a pawn brokers establishment III hor'herh
rity w snnInerate IN part,
800 SILK DRESSES, ,,ios
$50 LAWN. DELAlN, and other Styles
$40 TITI1,o GIEGH M, and other SYKES
600 GENTS CLOTH GuhIsLs
$50 pairs CASHMERE PANTS,
300 pairs LIN N PANTS,
200 LINEN COATS,
100 CASSIMER COATs,
400 pairs GENTS Shoes,
400 pairs WOMEN's SHOES,
cases STRAW HATS,
2 cases MISSES BONNEIS, ,.mppr
900 pairs CANTON FLANNhL DRAW Ehe'
go pairs BLEAClEn ShEElo' a
200 pairs BROWN SHEETS,
besides a large lot Of CuTLEk1 &c
C. C. HANES & CO., Auctloneers.
The attention Of parties wishing to purchase Is
particularly called 10 this sale , ;, RIO
je ls-tds -. =. II. 9 W.
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By Isbell & Davis,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers,
corner of Eighth and Main streets.

A ESTRA lie TWO-STORY
IN FRAMED TENEMENT, WITH A BR OK BASE
MENT, on THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, At
AUCTlON.-We will sell on THURSDAY, the 2lst
day of June, 1886, upon the premises, A. clock,
=. NJ, that desirable FRAMED TEN LMENT, with a
brick basement, located rs above containing eight
rooms, besides closets, gas and gas fixtures
throughout, with n kitchen Of two rooms and water
in the yard. The lot fronts about thirty feet and
runs back one hundred and ify feet.
TERMS One-thrd cash, balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deed.
lSBELL & DAVIS,
ie Bids AuctUncnrS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-18
By Pin .nton, PuIiiam 4 Co., Aucuonc,r,.

TOR SALE At AUCTION.-We will
Il sell on TUESDAY, the 18th June, l.as, at half.
past . clock, i. NJ, on the promises, a, public
auction, the LOT lying on CumprnH,isn -r.y'
MaddnX lIil, fronting fifty feet and running ha.k
one hundred and hlty feet, IL Dcihs the yt d!
which John Laptrp died seized
PILKINToE, PULLIAM 4 CO,
la --rodtds aurHuueeIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-18
SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-TO SALE AT
Il O'CLOCK TUESDAY MORN, >1i-5A
ING, JUNE l9ru.-,The new and <<-a@f5fssSs
magnificent side wheel steamship ~ lAsLk--Llss
NIAGARA, 6. w. CoUcH, comnan EcSs.fs.ss:-csz3
der, will receive freight all day MONDAY, the
18th instant, and will leave her berth al Rockets
punctualiy as above.
Passengers requested to be punctual to the hour
Of depar ure.
Freight taken at greatly reduced rates.
GARRET +. WATSON,
10 lG-2t Rockets.