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NKw YORK, Dec 2s,-Gotton hrmer at l5Hc. Flour
dulG declined S@ioc 4oOl barrels sold; state esSo@
1885. Ohio 50 7OQ5: Western, 3S'30dl475 Soutnern,
g 9o@4og California, a2 5G@ls So Wheat Quiet sales
u 600 bushels; spring, $3.50; white Michigan, tSl5.
Corn dul declined Lei sales 80 600 bushels; West
ern, tl54@0l 36L Oats quiet; Western, sic, Barley
Whisky QuieL
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THE WEST INDIES,
LATER NEWS BY THE CUBA CABLE.
Senior PujOl Sails from Havana by the
MORO CastIe-MartiaIL Law Proclaimed
-Cabra1 InVeHted with Extraordinary

senior EuJOA ShIb 11AVanh DY tine
MORO Castle-Marttal Law Proclaimed
-Cabral Invested with Extraordinary
Powers.
HAVANA, Dec. 27-Evening.-Senor Puol Is not at
all reserved to the Commission which he BEARS
is close negotiations in relation Santana He will
leave here by the steamer MORO Castle
for New York. The resignation of part OF Cabrars
Cabinet had been accepted, and Vaverde Curiel aAd
Peroomo appointed TO fill the vacancies. General
Paanco's death has been confirmed.
Congress had sanctioned civil code and
organization of the judiciary. The French loan had
bsen d approved, The lease of part of the terri
tory to foreign power WAS unpopular
The chief reason for closing the Legislative Cham
bers the proclamation of martial law by the
Executive Extraordinary powers had been
ferred upon President CabrRl, who was proving his
excellent abilites and energy OF character In the pre-
sent emergency. He had returned from Cibao to the
car itAl.
The provinces OF ST. Domingo, CIbaO, Azua aud
San ana were tranquil 10 the northern part of the
General Hungria. was ttill making progress.
Continued shocks OF Earthquake In
Porto Rico.
HAVANA Dec 27 Our dates from MayRguez are to
the 18th inst The shocks OF earthquake continue.
Value sH the Timber Lands IA HOnd uras.
HAVANA, Dec Give have intelligence from Hon
durAs the inst. McRAe has found the forests
there dense ana the timber valuable that he In
tends return once TO Jamaica for the means and
elements TO buy land in Honduras TO settle thereon,
and export the products or these forests.
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Mrs GOOD EFFECTs ARE PERMANENT.-In this It
ders from all hair dyes. By its luxuriant growth
guaranteed natural color and gloss restored One
trial will cause TO say this OF Mrs. s. A. Al ems
Improved new style) Hair Res or Dressing Qu
one bottle). Every Druggist sells it. Price, One
TaOlla
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THAT there will be no further postponement Of the
grand distribution of presents among shareholders
in the Riverside Institute established fact The
distribution will assuredy come Off the sth prox.
The agents have all been instructed make complete
FetUrns by this time in order that there may not be
the least possible delay Those who wish shares
should apply at the Office. No. g2l chestnut street.
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TEACHERS SALARBs.-The warrants for pro-
curing the salaries OF teachers of the public
schools will be issued by the Secretary of the
Beard in the following order:-From the First
to the Ninth Sections, inclusive, on Thursday;
elusive, on Friday from the Nineteenth to the
Twenty-seventh Sections, inclusive, on Sa-
turday.
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SHIPPERS TO BALTIMORE will please notice
that the steamers of the Philadelphia and Balti-
more Union Steamboat Company leave daily
for Baltimore from pier No. 2, second wharf
above Market street. Mr.. John ID. Ruon, agent
No. lS North Delaware avenue.
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THERE can be permanent cure of Neuralgia,
Nerveacbe any distressing nervous disease unless
the nerve fluid be first thoroughly toned and stmu-
lated, In order to Insure this take an occasional
dose Of DR. TURNER'S TIC DoULoUREUx or, UNI
yFRsAI NEURALGIA PILL, and disease of this
character can remain in your system. ApOthecaries
have this medicine.
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STOLE TEN DoLLARs.-Mary Whaley was
arrested on Front street, above Race, yesterday,
upon the charge OF stealing $40 from the man
teIpiece of Mrs. Mack, residing at Front and
Spiuce Alderman Morrow held her In 5000
bail to answer at court.
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DIsREeARDING THE LAw.-William A. Jones
was arrested yesterday afternoon. on North
Second street, by High Constable Danheld, for
violation of the act OF Assembly in reference to
market stands. He was fined So by Alderman
TOland.
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BEFoRK the close of the year, II Winter Clothing is
bought Charles Stokes Co.'s firstclass Clothing
House, under the Continental, not only will bar
gains be had, but Happy New Year is, in a great
measure, guaranteed. The splendid Clothing that is
sold at such low prices cannot fail to make any
purchaser happy.
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CHARGE WITHDRAwN.-The charge against
Morritz Stern for obtaining money under false
pretenses from Henry De CordOva, etc, has
been withdrawn by the prosecutor, the pro-
ceedings having originated In some misunder-
standing, with no criminal intention on the
mart a Stern.
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BARRIERS IMPROVED PERIoscoPTc sPEcTAcLEs
superior to all others Gold Silver Steel and Nickel
Mountngs. A very desirable present. ....
Opera Glasses very low. 24s North Eighth street,
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SAFE BLOWN OPEN.-The grocery store of
Herss & Brother, at the northwest corner OF
Front street and Girard avenue, was entered at
an early hour this morning through the cellar
window, the fire. proof blown open, and from
HI0O N 11d0 taken ..
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1rrEsr 1ERsEY RA1IroAn LINEs, FROM

VTTEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINESl FhVa4
wv foot OF MARX ET street lDgPp1iih Dg,p1iheT ~ iiasz
Commencing TUESDA " lana ian MIiiyiile Sild In.
FOR iBbriogeton, saleah ssa A M., and $40 p. NJ
For Cape May s'so =: ~ "a M. and $50 and 800 p n.
Eor iaa1es s Camden AZ u A. lnoon) deily
Freight WI! Deaet De frona zoo A. M. until 500 X -.
pei9% wrsenvd before 900 A. n VIII go iorwAro INA
same day.,..,Ivery. No. 22s 8. DELAWARE AyeBuas
FreiShtvGvfI.ilIAM ]. sEWgLL, Superintendent
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTICE.-Havlng been fortunate In secur-
Ing lots Of desirable goods foreign and domes-
TIC late In the season, at the lowest prices known for
years-ess than cost OF importation and manutac-
iurewe enabled to offer superior garments, sur
passed by none, eauRlled by few, In style ft make
and material, prices less than same goods cost in
naost other establishments and lower than they have
been sold for six years.
Halt way between BENNETT & Co.,
Fifth and TOWER HALL,
Sixth Streets No. SIS MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. 600 BROADWAY NEW York.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-John Mahoney has
been held in $500 bail by Alderman Jones TO
answer the charge of committing an assault
and battery on another man.
Edward Murphey was held In $1,000 ball by
Alderman Plankin Ton for the same Otfense.
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GIFTS CT HARDWARE.-TABLE CUT
III lery with ivory, rubber, and other handles and
plated blades; Children's Knives aud Forks Pocket
knives, wostenholm's scissors, In sets, and Razors;
Benches; Patent Tool Handles GO miniatures tools in
SIX ates Clothes Wripgers they'll save their cost In
clothing and timex Carpet Sweepers; Selttacklng
Garnet Stretchers; Plated Spoons Forks, and Nut
picks; Miniature Garden Tools; Spice and Cake
ROY ca: Bells Spring Call Bells; Nut Crackers
TeA Trays and Walters; Patent Ash Siters (pay for
themseiVes in the coal saved), Carved Walnut
RTack cts. GenIlemen's Backing Stools extra stIong
Rows SIeds Raisin Seeding Machines; Apple Parers
and Cherry StoniDg Machines, and general variety
Of IJseftlI House eeping Hardware. Cutlery Tools.
At TRUMAN q SB AVIS, No. s35 eight thirty hve)
Market below Ninth.
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THEATRICAL Fitzgerald's play,
Light at Last, viii be produced on Monday
fash 'onable house OF the season. We hope 1t
will be success. The seats are going rapidly.
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BURLINGTON COUNTY
1AMDEN AND

(HAMDEh AND DOhAlNuAON NS0NAA
NSSr and s1tsr BONDAY, December 16, 1867. Trains.
nj leave fTom foot of MARK EFT Street (uppaE
tr teTry1 Tor MeTchantyiile Moorest9wn, Hartford
nwsa,s5nnxiiie HainespOrt Mount Holly. Smith ViaO
Rvs1svilie Vineentown Birmingham, and PeEhhogs
tom al 1890 A. NJ, and A'Sn 7. NJ,
RETURNING
Leave PembeTton at 720 A. M. and 22O y, NJ
Leave Mount Holly At 745 A n. ana $50 I, NJ
TesVe MoOrestoWn SIS A, NJ. and SIS p, N,
Io2 C,S lila superintendent
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INDUCEMENTS IN HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-
AD-Presents Tor Ladies.
R9-Presenls for Gents.
RT-PTeBents for Children.
MoINTIRE & BROTHER, No. lO85 CHEsNUT street.
IVonanpaE,er te Broion h CIrd-Preuous TO
OAK Hall taking the account OF stock
clothing. [ mare LoDered all the
sirtt and Market streets, } prices. AS- Bar0dns
kyarapaker e ByotDn ! 4 card d-EreUious TO
Ootk Hall taking the account OF stock
CgOEhfug, ( have iOrered all The
Sirth and Market streets, } prices. RS Bargains
xTonoo,oE,e, & BrolDn n Card-PreUious to
OoE HdU taxing the account Of stock
Clothing have lOiUered al the
Eonoanaker Dc Byoun 4 4 C1rd-Prepious TO
OAK Hall taking the account Of stock
CFothtng, ( h0Ue LOlUeTed al the
Strth and Market streets. prices BsS- Bargains
UanarnaEer d. Bro,Dn, II Cayd.-PyevioS to
OAK HdH taxing He account OF stock
ClOthing, { zoe hGUe LoiCered all the
Sirth aud Market streets. prices. kS- BdT0dt1s.
Ranamaker & Brolul, 4 oard.-PreUiols TO
OAK Hall taxing the account Of stock
CgOthing, I have LOtCered al the
lSirth and Market Streets J prices. RaT- Bargains.
Vaadmaker g. Brogn, II Curd.-Treviols to
OAK Hall taxing the account Of stock
CYOthtng, Z have lOtUersd al the
Sicth and Market Streets prices. ca bargains.
Eanamaker d Bro,pn, h oard.-Preuious to
OAK Hall taking the account oJ stock
C7Othtng, haze LOtOered az the
Sirth and Market streets, } prices. RN- Bargains,
Bananakey G. Broign, 4 Chrd.-PreUious TO
Ouk Hal taking the account OF stock
CYOthin0 haze iDtCered all The
Sirth and Market streets. } prices. Bo- Bargains.
Wanonakey d Brolon Il card - Previous 10
OAK Hall taking the account OF stock
CiOthing, [ haze LOioered alt The
.Silth and Af0Tk6t streets. prices. &B- Bd10dtnS,
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CHARGE OF LARCENY.-Joseph Lander, aged
fifteen has been held for a further hearing by
Alderman Godbou, to answer the charge OF
larQanV.
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SACRED SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS. s.-The Sun
day evening sacred concerts commence to .moT-
row evening AT Concert Hall, under direction of
Mark Hassler, and the indications are that an
immense audience will be present at the initial
concert. The attractions are magnificent con-
Mad. Eliza Lumley and the grand orchestra OF
fifty performers Tickets are selling very
t0ypn tally.
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GROVER d BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
ING Machines. No. 73O Chestnut street,
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ANOTHER ABscOEDINe MERCHANT CAUGHT
Some days ago a couple of our police officers
went TO Trenton in search of commission to-
bacco merchant Of this city, who had absconded
with the proceeds of the sale OF number of
large consignments The officers finally con-
cuded TO leave the matter in the hands of
Marshal Mcguire, of Trenton, who succeeded In
ari esting the unfaithful servant on Christmas,
and he was sent on here. He had moved 70
Trenton on Tuesday, with all his household
effects. He had made several sales Of tobacco
and cigars In that city and In Newark.
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD,
WINTER TIMR TARLE.

WINTER TIME TABLE.
Through and direct route between philadelphia
Baltimore, Harrisburg, WilliRnsport and the C5reaz
oil Region of Pennsylvania III.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on all Night TraIns
On and after MONDAY, November 25, 1867 the trainS
Oh the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad win run r.
follows
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
| PRINCIPAL Depot No. 3U4 CHESNUT Street
Central Depot \ lO3 FIFTH street. one door below
Chestnut Established 1861.
Revenue stamps Of every description constantly on
hand In amOunt. .
orders bv Hail or Express promptly attended to.
United States Notes Drats ON philadelphia or New
Yort, or current iunds received IN payment
Particular atten tiOn paid TO small orders.
The decisions OF the Con mission can he consulted,
and any information regarding uo law ohessguuY
RlYed
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AN ABsooNDNG MERCHANT TAKES $500
WORTH OF GOODS WITH HIM.--Mr. Meyer
Goldsmith a merchant of this city, yesterday
morning went to the Office Of Alderman Strain
lin Pittsburg), and made complaint agatnstone
John l.. Rich, charging him with fraud. Gold
smith alleges that the defendant. who carries
on the dry goods business at Sharon, in Mercer
county, called upon him some weeks ago at his
store in this city, and obtained goods to the
amount of S2SO9 on his promise to pay for them
at an early date. The time came around, and
as the prosecutor got no word from Rich he be-
came uneasy He went TO Sharon some days
ago, but only TO find that his debtor had de.
eamped and had taken with him all his pro-
perry. IL is supposed the defrauding merchant
has left the State. A warrant was Issued
RESIDENCE ENTERED.-AbOut / O'clock this
morning the residence of ID. w. Alexander, No.
1900 North Seventh street, was entered by pry-
ing open lone of the back windows. A police
man Heard the noise, and climbing on the fence
discovered the Kitchen door open, He jumped
over into the yard, aroused the inmates, and
searched the premises. No one was discovered,
and, as far as could be ascertained, nothing had
been carried off The thief was evidently
frightened on by the noise the othcer made.
FtRE.-About half-past twelve this morning
four unfinished frame buildings belonging TO
Mr. 6lensey, situated at Fifty seventh and
R60ut SeGOQ.
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"SHIrPERs' EXPRESS GUIDE' Is the title of a
book just issued in pamphlet form by Waldron
q Co. IL Is TO supply n want created by
the rapid increase of the Express business that
the work has been undertaken. 10 10 more than
sixteen Thousand names OF business places
have been colected-with h the name of the Ex-
press Company having an office in or near the
place. II is q complete Express Guide for the
States Of New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Maryland, Delaware, and the Canadas-in
which the cities. towns, villages Post Offices,
ana business places are arranged in alphabetical
order (by States), giving the Express Company
at or nearest each,
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RAILROAD LINES.

PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CENs
L TRIAL RAILRoAD.-Winter Arrangements;
On and after M ONDAY, October 4 1857, Trains will
leave Philadelphia, from the Depot of the Wesl
Chester and Philadelphia Railroad, corner OF
dephia), a. 7'45 a. NJ. and 4'5O ? N.
ana leave Oxford At 3'35 p. NJ.
Market Train, with Passenger Oar sttached, VIII
Tuesdays and Fridays, leaving the Rising Sun
at u05 A. M, Oxford az u45 M. and Kennett at loo
p M, connecting at West Chester Junction With
III ain for PhilRG0lphia. On Wednesdays and Satur
days trains leave Philadelphia At 2'SO p. NJ, run
The Train leaving Philadelphia at7'45 A. N. con
or ford with daily hne OF Stages for Peach
Bottom, In Lancaster county. teturnlnXi leaves
Peach Bottom 70 connect at oxford with the After
noon Train for Philadelphia
The Train leaving Philadelphia At E5O p N. runs to
Rising sun. Md.
baggage, the Company will not In any case be
respOnsible TOR an amount exceeding one hundred
dOARs unless special contract be made Tor same
bM HENRY WOOD General supk
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MoRB SwEDJNG. - Yesterday afternoon a
Well-dressed individual entered the establish
ment OF Messrp, Abbey & Co.. gold beaters, In
rear street, purchased $500 worth OF gold foil,
rendered n check for $500 on the Corn Exchange
Bank, signed Alexander T. Smith & Co., in pay
ment, received the foil, and departed. Shortly
atter the check was presented at the bank and
pronounced a forgery
Later in the afternoon he purchased lot OF
the same article OF another firm. He sent
negro to the store this morning with check to
paw for the article. A young man employed
there had received orders not TO deliver the foil
unless the onsh was paid. The darkey told him
TO come TO his employers hotel. They left the
store in company, the young man having the
gold leaf under his arm. When they had pro-
ceeded about three squares the coOred ind>
yldual gave him the slip, and has not been
heard of since.
1t is also understood that Smith swindled
nrm on Arch street OF large amount; but
they have not yet reported their loss.
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AUCTION sAIrsrH1s DAY.
By Rsgnanlt Co.. Aucuonssns
Main street between Eighth and MINI.

By Rsgnsult 3 Co., Auetionssrs,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT AUG
= TSSst T Y 81; n .'s s & :
R RSEb ;s':lS 3 4:
EssnSnas :. :. Tit & 'lSi;
GGasIZIiE,ER sS IITF,S sPest asiYhtr.
yME iEReGGiHss5I BEpsrEADs.
n ~ hAsssSS5SSIs T4 WsHHssBBAASBiis,
/. PIE M4RPREaGaSosSsi sY. COTTAGE, and
,wiIihn I1T4Ar rnS ThcGza saasaHY bIDEsoARps
MfRBLE.TuP WAnHeIAaps,
wAfSSHT T Eihsb 9sffSSJ E4 iaf IMITATION
p1NAsK LotFoG,
EHAHELID CLOTH LOUNGES,
t HnAAHa99Sas4 S bisisss ana SIDE TABLES
FRATHER BEDS,
H1Is :as sHgcKk r NSbsTTsEs ssa OFFICE
-GHAIRs, CLOCKS,
CHINA PRESS and sIDsBoARD, com
xAPs' FINE TABLES, cRocKRRY, &C.,
with many othsr useful household articles too nu'
merous to mention In an advertisement.
Consignments received until o'clock on morn
Ing Il. e SALE khaSAo lae,io SS;i
WILL BE ADDED,
Ish9
ksississ,
JELLYs, &c. REGEAULT 4CO..
fel3-lt Auctioneers.
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Extension Of the City Limits.

It will be seen by the report of the pro-
ceediDgs of the House Of Delegates that
the Senate bill extending the limits Of the
city of Richmond passed that body yes
terday by the decided vote of sirty.fUe t.
sir. It was slightly amended, and vii
have, therefore, to go to the Senate again
But the amendments win undoubtedly be
concurred in by that body, and the bill
will then become law. 1t goes into ef
feet on the LIST Of July next. We would
have been far better pleased had the new
boundary been more symmetrical and ex
tensive. That in the bill as passed is mos,
Objectionable, especially the northern line
! which is 50 arranged that it makes the cit,
narrow in the centre, where there should
be q plenty Of sea-room. II will onl,
compel US TO renew the question Of extep
sion at an early day. ,..as
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NJ CHEAP GOODS! CHEAP GOODS!!
TO CLOSE OUT INPREPARATIoE FOR SPRING
PURCHASES.
JOHN C. MILLER.
corner Main and Ninth streets,
will sell at greatly reduced prices all kinds OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
all kinds OF
RICH WINTER DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKs.
sHAwLS, and
HOOP SKIRTS,
FANCY CAssIMEREs.
ALSO,
BLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTIHGS and
SHEETINGs, At the Lowest prices;
LINEN sHEETINGs,
TABLE, LINEN,
QUILTS,
NAPKINS,
TowELINGs,
FLANgRLs and BLANKETS.
[fes-tsI
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AUCTION sALEs.-FUTURE DAY
<-~-A><>->-~~>A>> >~>I->-~>~>--- >,.~..@-.~~-
Dy James r. Taylor Son. Aue,ionssrs,
0nss opposite spotswood Hotel.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA.
OLUABLB RESIDENCE AND VACANT LOT
g. TH 4 s sNyr PIP lT, OF yEANKLIa srgEsf
sth day Of Rsbruary 1887, by the Hastings Cosrt OF
the city Of Richmond, held by the Judge thereof
In the suit OF Ford and others against Tbornton's
administrator aud others, the undersigned. Who
were .ppointed special commissioners BY said de-.
asy OF February, 1851, AZ half. past Z o. clock p
nlr, II not, the next fair day there afsr sell al
public auction, on the premises, to the hjshsst
niader, that very desirable and Well. located PRO.
PETTY OF which the late n. H. Thornton. died
,s,1s S and pos:esssd situated in he city Of Rich
intersection with the east line Of Poushss. The
ground fronts sixty feet and nine inches on
fnnklin street, and runs back about one hundrsd
and sfty feet to paved alley IN the rear Twelve
Ths ,|psoysmsnts consist Of . On. thrs..story
BRICK pwELLIHG.HoUsE,v with all the modern
Improvements, two story double brick kitchen,
1nSx stable 80. and earrags-house, and ell the
The whole properly win be sold As an entirely,
fersd separately, as may be deemed mos, sdyisa.
bic on the day OF sale.
This Is an excellent opportunity for .ho.s d.,,.
ring fne house, in one Of the beet localities In
Richmond.
TERMS: ons.third cash; balsnes At nine and
added from tbs day OF sale title to be retained
until the last payment il made and conveyance IL
ordered by the court. Taxes for 1887 to be paid by
the purchaser.
gERBsRT a; CLAIBORNE, sooe,., Com.
ssEEiAM Il f y, NASH missioners.
Sale conducted by JAMES n. TAYLOR Il SOY,
Auctioneers. fe ~
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By 3. B. Cook, Auctionesr,
Corner Of Governor and franklin stree

Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, WALNUT
| II AND MAHOGANY PARL0R AND CHAMBER
FURNITURE, CARPETS; CURTAINS, &C., AT
AUCTION. -0n WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, al
IL o. clock, will sell at the the Harnden
Express Office, on Main street opposite Messrs.
Harrison, Goddin 4 Appersons, large and very
handsome assortment Of FURNITURE, consist
Ing OF
vsred wi1h 'siy;i IS1h CHAMBER SUITE
beautiful SH%P! MEDALLION BEDsTEAp, new; '
l COTTAGE JENNY LIND BEDSTEAD,
l superior MAHOGANY AARBLE-ToP CABl.
lsupsrior MAHOGANY MARBLE.ToP WASH.
l,uperlor MAHOGANY HARBLE-ToP SIDE
WALNUT HAT-RACK,
IL OAK DINING CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY TABLES and WASHsTAMDS,
large lot OF MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
;pHnsid pcsTnRTANs with
Several SPRING and HAIR MATTRESSES,
fine COOKING STOVE, &C., &c. ,,
The FURNITURE may be examined on tn No.
DAY the 7th instant from IL to clock.
The ladies are especially invited to attend.
fe ltd &. B COOK, Auctioneer.