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OUR WARRINGTON LETTER.
Correspondent. OF the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, November 6, !!

WASHINGTON, November 6, 1867.
The election returns have been received
BY all parties here with the liveliest anxi
ETY.. To-day the news has eclipsed al
other matters, and nothing else is benrf
of or talked of. The Democrats are jnoi
liant in the extreme, rs they know TINS
the bare beginning Of other trinmpts
while the Radicals argue rather curious'!
that II Is not Democratic vic'oFs' on'
one gained by the assistance OF hePuo'''
can votes. The Conservatives ADMIT tiis'
and have no objection TO more assistance
of that nature. which is certain 10 come.
Already the effect on Congress and the
President is beginning to be discussed, the
friends of each asserting that it will
strengthen the positions held by both.
The time will be short now before the
R.nublican members of Congress will be
o;n TO gather in strong force here. The
nced of a communion of ideas is being Sc
r;ously felt. The most prominent and
practical members Of the party have de-
clared that the success Of the Democracy
az these elections would render the Radi
cal campaign for the Presidency al uphill
work: and so it is likely to prove. The
full iOrCe Oh paihy ""o Wv AZ Avn
York Yesterday. Never has there been
harder effort made to carry State, and 1t
has failed. Some among the Republicans
now assert that it was impossible to with
stand the political rejection which, like all
epidemic, has been spreading throughout
the entire country.
The advocates Of negro suffrage are
losing heart for the success of that feature
in their political programme in the North.
The leading colored politicians are even
more startled than they were over the re-
suit of the vote on that measure in OHIO.
The telegraph of course has kept the Dis
patch fully advised rs to the results OF this
election. This, however, is not the end.
They are the omen of brighter future.
Conservatives everywhere have taken
fresh heart, and before long there will be
such a thorough organization of good men
and true for the purpose Of prosecuting
the Presidential campaign in the interest
of Union aud Justice as will amaze even
the most sanguine Radical. 1lMON.
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tion--that is to say, wherever the old sys-
tenn has been maintained-the condltion
of the planters is gloomy indeed. .n
proof of this, will quote from the pri'a.o
letter of planter near Baton Rouge ~
ceived few days ago.: :. t,o
at is impossible, unless you are 10 ,be
same condition, to make you reaiize the
destitution and poverty of our people.
We are worse Off now than ever before
| and nv heart aches when am forced to
contemplate the deep distress and suffer-
inrs in store for us the incoming season.
"Every man who has attempted to work
tho freedmen this season has sunk every
dollar invested, besides going in debt; and
in many instances, from desire to raise
large crops Of cotton, has failed to make
corn enough for bread for another year.
May God help, else our ruin is complete
and final"
This is strong confirmation Of the be-
lief hitherto expressed by your correspond
ent that the cotton crop will have to be
eventually abandoned. 1t can never be
proftably cultivated under the present
labor system at anything like present
prices.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

TWO VERY VALUABLE MAR
| EET FARMS. ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE
NEAHTO RICHM0ED, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
BIZ request Of the hers OF the late Joseph Rennls
deceased wa Will sell at auction, upon thu pre-.
misses on WEDNESDAY,, Novenb Der the 18th, at u
O CT, ok A NJ, the well-kDown and very beaufltn
little FASM owned bv them. situated about 3
mile and a quarter north OF the city, just bs! ond
the Brook toll gate. fronting on the turnpike and
the road leading to thu Meadow Bridges.
1t contains 81 acres, lying beautifully, or good
soil, aud brought, by careful cultivation for
twenty years ~ a market Saroen, 10 1 very uisn
stats OF Improvement.
dwelling with eight rooms an outer dwelling OF
six rooms VITA the usual out-bulldlngs, not
houses &C., &C. There are also NUMBER OF nne
fruit trees small fruits, &c.
No property now on the market offers so many
advantsges to those wishing to engage IN the
nursery fruit, or gardening bushes whilst 20
those doing business In the city who prefer 70 i've
in to country 1t il IN every respect desirable AZ
residence.
Immediately after the above-say at O clock r.
i've will sell ths FARM on the BROOK turn
pike VS. miles from the city. occupied by hessrs.
William q and Joseph Rannie, ing opposite 10
the farm of A. Warwick. Esq. and adloinlng tn
lands of D. 5. Delaplaine, Is. ]. warren, ana
9th rs 1t contains 10 acres OF very mo 10, LAND'
which has also bean much improved. The situa-
ton is elevated and beautiful. The improvements
are not snowy but omforable. The location 10
healthy the ne,ghborhood equal TO any, and
being on the Brook turnpike, toe best road lead
ing out OF Richmond, make 1t very valuable.
TEAMS: At sale. GhUB5S u WILL ANS,
nod AuctiOneers.
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OUR PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspond nce of the Richmond Dispatch

Remarks on the Trade of the City-Market
Quotations Cotton Crisis Ruinous Results
of Cotton Culture in the Sonth.
PETERSBURG, November 7, 1867.
The only present relief to the embar-
easements Of our trade IS offered by the
cotton crop, which is now beginning to
come forward more freely. The receipts
amounted to 463 bales last week, and this
week there is considerable addition thereto.
If the price was only the same that it was
a year ago, everything would soon be easy
But, unfortunately, it takes about two
bales now to yield as much money as one
did last year, while the crop in the aggre-
gate will be no greater, perhaps not sc
large. The prospect, therefore, of doing
an easy business the present season is
quite discouragiDg. For some weeks past
the merchants have been on the stretch,
insomuch that there has been but little
satisfaction in mercantile pursuits.
In the tobacco market there is no &C.
tivity, from the fact that the stock on
hand is very low, with but few arrivals of
the new crop. 1t will be some weeks yet
before it begins to come in freely, and
then only of the inferior portions of the
crop. Mean time the factories are doing
light work, and it will probably be late in
the winter before they resume active ope-
rati0ns.
Our quotations this week will be very
brief:
n.-Middling, l6b9l7c. The
market slightly rallied to-day under the
influence of more favorable advices.
During the previous part of the week it
had been selling for l6@161lc.
Tobacco Without any noticeable
change in quotations. For shipping the
market is we'll sustained, and all sound
tobacco suitable for working is selling
well. All the inferior grades are selling
much lower than they were few weeks
ago.
Wheat.-For the better grades the prices
are unchanged. Good to prime white.
s2.eses215; choice, $3.50. Red, fair to
good, $2.35G$24O.
FloT.-Market well supplied. sinner.
Sl5GSl6. '"aiAy'
Corn.-old, sl.l5asl.2o; new q,
recurring TO the subject of cottor -.
only Petersburg but every cotton marLo.
IN the South will be embarrassed bv The
crisis which has come upon this important
staple. And not tho markets alone. bnt
Inc whole cotton country to even greater
extent. The culture has been rninons r.
the planter, and involved the planting in.
terest in debt from which there !. sn,all
chance of recovery. In Virginia and North
Carolina, which hardly deserve to hn
called planting States compared with
those farther South, the cotton crisis NAV
not DO so disastrous. Their agriculture i
more diversified. But in all places wber.
COTTON mas been the main reliance and
Inc grain crops received but little attcu.
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ORR NORFOLK LErEER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Thirty.ninth Annual Conference of the AIetho
dist Protestant Church.

Thirty.niDth amman conference OIL TIE Aletho>
dist Protestant Church.
NORFOLK, Va, November I, 1867.
The Thirty ninth Annual Conference Of
the Methodist Protestant Church of the
Virginia District, commenced its session
this morning in the Methodist Protestant
church, on Church street. The following
are the names of the members to the Con-
ference
Ministcrs.-W. J. Holcomb, John G.
Whitfield, Robert B. Thompson, Lewis F.
Cosby, Benedict G. Burgess, George K.
Barr, Maurice j. L4nghornc, William Nc
Gee, William 4. Crocker, Samuel Walker,
John NJ. Wood, Levi Hubble, John D. Bcr-
ryman. Robert w. Bergman, f. a. Davis,
William Knott, Isaac Forkner, Edward Z.
Bergman, John A. Miller, John McClei-
land, William T. White, Henry 7. +. King,
Charles W. Petit, Stark Jett, Samuel
Clawson, Benjamin F. Pcar.nan, Solomon
B. Sizemore, Johu Riggs, James Thomp-
son, P. II. Powers, and Reuben Powers.
On account of the slim attendance OF
the lay delegates l was unable To get full
list of their names. The following are q
few: S. j. Lggan, J. II. Bell, G. II. Mil.
Ter, w. Graham, George Pcrcival, Sr.
Philip Rohr, NJ. l.. Comann, General IL. b
Woodhouse, William West, aud W. II. Col
lier.
The Conference was opened by the pre-
sident, Rev. William MCGEE, with the Gus
tomary religious exercises of reading tho
scriptures, hymns, and prayer.
On nomination, the Rev. I. G. Jennings
was elected secretary.
Certificates showing the election of tho
following delegates were rcad-viz., W. II
Collier, William West, j. II. Bell, S. j.
Liggan, G. ii. Miller, ". Graham, Philip
Rohr, George Prrclval, NJ. l.. Comann, and
General III. b. WoodhouSe.
After calling the list OF delegates, and
on account Of the slim attendance, the
Conference adjourned to meet tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Rev. John G. Whitfield will preach
this evening at o'clock.
1t is supposed that the Conference WILL
be in session some six or seven days.
TALLY,
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BY Grubbs williams, Auctionee7.
uor,hvas, corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

u,RTTsTEES' SALE THE UNEX-
PRED LEASE OF VALUs BILE SOAP AM
G.HDl,E FACTOaY, MACHINERY, OSbs'
STOCK OF SOAP, CANDLtS, MATERiALs, &c I,
Gc At AUCTION. By direction OF the trnsts es
named in a deed of trust from William "son,
datad goth of ST. ptember. l.66, and recorded In
Henrico County Court office tthe SAID trustees
the note secured bS SAID d7edl we VII sell "a. ~
auction, upon the premises, on FhlDAt me la!n
tay of November commencing 1T IL o CLOCK q.
M II fair II not, then Oh the next TAR lay tnele
after &C the same hour. the following described
nrop-rty conveyed IN said deed-to Wit All tue
tight title and interest OF the said webb IN ID 9
se,aP ard GAMBLE FACTORY at tha upper end
~ ssvsnteenih street leased by him from Charles
T. Bruce, with all the additions and improve
ments made by him to the same.
ALSO,
the FIXTURES and MACHINERY in said factory,
cons isting in part Of
2SOAP kETTLES,
STEAM BOILER,
lPLANlNG MILL,
lSAWING MACHINE,
PATENT CANDLE MACHINES,
6iYsand TALL0W KETTLES,
IS LARGE SOAP FRAMES,
HOSTING MACHINE,
Sundry COPPER PUMPS,
and all the stock of SOAP, CANDLES, and MA
TERlAI. on hand. .,,
The whole is believed to embrace everr thing
req usits in we'll arranged soap and Candle lac
tory. -.
a reasona Bile credit upon sums exceeding *lop, u
which notice Will be given 1t the time OF me SAFE
GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
noa Auctioneers.
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AucM07e Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Grubbs Il williams. Auctionsers.
ro,tbvast corner OF Main and Eleventh stree".

1OMMIssIO Frs SALE sp OF
y HAEoyER LAND, NEAR CcoomLDD,, aaMRSo Of
WITH DWELLING, aC.-As commnsS n, do.
the Circuit seovsr s9oby iss the
Of sps Tsfe on e. % Tuckss
&c we shall proceed to sell at public aIeNon on
the premises on MONDAY the 1lth day OF e 9vsI
Der, 1887, at IL o'clock ~, the REAL E $3.50
OF iSs FARM or TkaCT OF LAND Of which Plea
SAINT Tucker died seized and possessed. lying on
both sides Of the lin road, about ons mile pslo"
Cold Harbor adjoining the lands Of Isaac Ben Ben
nett, Robert Kelly, deceased, and Than deus mig
Gins. and supposed 10 contain 27o ACRES (but
Survey will be made before the day Of sale anu q
Inc exact mum Der Of acres ascsrtsiued). There 10
n Comfortable dwelling upon this land OF two
rooms and passage, and the necessary out houses
~ The.e lands will be sold whole, or divided
t ma rcels 70 sui. the wishes of bidders, as shall
saem mott desirable at the sale.
Trpya. One-fourth cash, and credit OF six
nurc,a,er to axscute his bonds for the credit In
,alInants with interest from day OF sale, and the
itIs 70 he land TO be retained TIL ths whole pur.
CHI ase money Is paid and eonTsYsHncs 9Iasred oy
tne oooi'' william N. BARKER,
,cos Special Commissioners
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g5y Harrison, Gcddin i Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
~ THE SOUTH sIDH OF CLAY. BETWEEN ST.
GOND AND THIRD STREETS, AT auction AT
the request OF the ownar, who is moving from tn
city, We shall sell at suction, on the premises on
TUESDAY the 18th Novsubsr. 1881, at y o,cIosK
DBNCE, adjoining the residence Of A. Lyhrock,
ESQ. containing two rooms, with rear binding OF
four rooms. coal-houss bathing room &c: me
lot is most elisibly situated fronting 291 toet WIN
a d. pth of l4S feet TO wide alley.
TERMS ,ne-third cash; balance at six ana
twelve months for negotiable notss, interest ad-
ded, secured by trust deed ,-,e,,
HARRISON, GUDDlN s APPbRSoN,
NOT kuctioneers.
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SHERIFPS SALE.-Will be sold by
- consent OF parties, for CASH on SATu fDAf /,
al inst,nt ar Il o'clock If fair at the residence
OF OF" ". n. msrryman on the Mech .nicsviIe turn
pike, near the iol- gate the following propery to
DIT Ave- MICH COWS; to satisfy an execution
In INV hands in favor of II. J. Lipford against said
Herryman, &c. o,,,r, G IT n
d.
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BY Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF MARKET
i GARDEN FARM THREE MILES BELOW
RICHMoND BY vittne Of deed OF trust exc
cuted 10 me by Paul Murphy, dated 2a,h day OF
February. 1866. of record in the clerks office OF
Henrico County Conrt, at the request OF the beneh
ciary will sell to the highest bidder on MON
DAY the 18th day OF November, 1857, at the hour
OF O'Clock ?. NJ, If fair, II not the first fair day
thereafter (Sunt4y exceptedl on thu premises, a
valuable MAkkET o. kDsN FARM In the comfy
OF Henrico, on the Charles City or White Oak
Swamp road. about three miles below the city OF
kichmont. containing about fifteen acrss, on
which Is small framed yelling stable, &c ad-
joining the LANDS Of John n. Davis, 7. T. Duke,
and others.
TERMS: Cash as to so much as may be necessary
to pay the expenses Of sac and one bond OF two
Kindred dollars with interest thereon from the
25th day If February, 1885, until day OF sale and
bond Of two hundrr Glars with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF February. 1850 until the 18th
day of February 1893 and the balance upon terms
IN ade known on the day Of sale.
NOD HECTOR DAVIS, Trustee.
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

corner Franklin and Governor streets.
FURNITURE, CARPETS. B r D :
L DING, &c AT AUCTInN:.on FRIDAY the
9Th instant at 10 o'clock we will sell RI our strre
large assortment of HOUSEHOLD FUkhIT UkE,
Walnut and Mahogany Jenny Lind BEDsTEADs.
Walnut and Mahogany CABINETS ana WASH
STANDS,
Marbl--top SfDEBOARD,
Superior FEATHER BEDS and BEDDlNe,
Hair and Shuck MATTRESSES,
Cane and Wood seat CHAIRS,
very fine Brussels Ca RPET.
Velvet and Brussels CARPETS
New Ingram and stair CARPETING.
C0nKING STOVES, OFFICE STOVES,
CROCKEEY, GLASSWARE,
ToILETWARB, sc.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY,
very handsome ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITE,
complete, with Hair and Spring MATTRESSES.
COOK LAnGHTON,
NOT Auction GERS.
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BY Grubbs 4 Willi&ms. Auctoneers'
Eorthwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

HANDSOME BRICK COTTAGE or
1.CK-oy STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Wa will sell at auction, on the premises; On
THURSDAY The 18th OF November, az O, clocH r.
n tho handsome BRICK COTTAGE located as
above described. 1t contains six rooms, WITH
kitchen W th two rooms. The property IS In gooo
re pair and ell located and has gas aao "ater On
The LOT fronts COY feet on Fifth street, and run
hack l26 feet to an alley Il feet wide with the ad-
Tpass. One. fourth cash; balance at four,
.Iant ard twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trust deed; nc
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
- AuctiOneers.
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JeUeEerS, dc.

NEW AND BE- UTIFUL PAT
~ TERMS OF JgWELRY, SlLVER.PLATED
WagE, &C., Mt JOHN h. TYLER co =, 1917
lain s'reet.-We have on hand and are constant
v receiving all the most desirable styles of
Di am oud Pins. Ear Kings Finger kings &C.;
liold, Euameiled and Etru. can Jewelery-every
Article In This line Of new pttterns;
Gold aud Silver Watches, superior quality, war
ranted;
Gold Watch Chains Vest, Chatham, and Leon
tine. every variety;
silver Tea Services. Pitchers Goblata NJ ugs. But
ter Dishes. Castors, Spoons. Forks, Ladies,
Butt, knive., sc
i1r. in n Rrlb
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY.


THIS DAY.
Bye. B. Yarbrough,
Agent, Auctionesr, and Commission Merchant
No. 4 east Broad street, near Brook avenue.
WILL s f L l. AT MY STOKE
i THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock,
CnFF.E, sYaUP,
MACKEgEL, SHAD,
SALT, SOAP,
WHIsKEY, WINE.
MATCHES, STARCH,
BLACKIHG, BRUoHs,
CIGARS,
CRoCKERY, &c.
ALSO,
DRY GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES,
PURNiTURE, STOVES. &c.
Consipnments received 10 hour Of sale.
C. B. YARBa0UGH,
nos-n Agent for w. J. Rose.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auetioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TWO BRICK AND FRAMED TFNE-
MENTS, ON FOURTH STREET MAR BAKER,
FORSALE AT AUCTION We we'll sell at auc
ton, on the promises, on FRlDn 7 the sth Novem,
Der, at O'clock P the two brick and framed
tenements located as abore described The fene.
me ais have each I've rooms and kitchen: and wei
of excelle Mt water lot he lots front ga ch
10 feet and run back an equal depth from loo 10
100 feet. These are desirable small tensments.
TERM: tine fourth cash b lance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by trust deed.
GKUBBS i WILLIAMS,
no4 Auctioneers
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By Grubbs & Williams. Auctionesrs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE ON HULL STREET, TOWN OF MAN
cree OF the Hustings Court the City OF Richmond
entered the lat day Of November 1907, in the case
OF Ross Us Ross ct ais. the undersigned, commits
sioners, under bald decree will sell at auction
upon th 9 premises. on Tuesday. the 18th OF No
vember, at4 o'clock NJ, II fair II nor, then on
the next fair day thereafter at the same hour, In
property known as the Hull street hotel, situated
tn west side OF Hull street. The lot fronts lo2
feet and runs back 1875 feet The property Is so well
cessary Persons desiring TO purchase can exam
inc 1t before the day OF sale. Possession can be
had soon.
TEKMs: Ons-'ourth cash balance at four. eight
and twelve months. for negotiable notes with in
terest added title retained by the eoar; nil the
notes are paid. JOHN y. CASklE.
WE. G. GARNhTT, JR.,
SAhUEL u PAGE.
Commissioners.
GRCBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs. no4
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Real Estate for Sale.

nor SALE, ONE OF THE BEST
i RETAIL GROCERY STANDS in the Ia
State, on the corner of Vsnable and Mosby t;:2
streets, Union Bill. The house has fveIA
rooms, besides the store oom-all in frst rate
order, newly painted and papersd. Also, DIV Kill.
ING acloi ming, COMMUNICATIVE rooms. Both
houses front on Venable street IS feet, running
back Ill feet Also. GARDEN, attac he'd In real,
fronting 50 feet on Mosby street. runniog back ia
feet all well enclosed There Is aso on the
place a No. stable, containing six sails; car
riage- house, wood house. aud coal house. For
cash a bargain may be had for the whole; For
&c % L. POWERS.
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NTOTICE.-On and after to day, per.
~ Sons in need of any OF the articles sold by me
In the market can be supplied In the afternoon at
stall Fresh sausage, New Bacon, Lard, Corned
Fork, Beef. Beef Tongues, and every article OF
prices. [no 7-2t*l Z. ?. JAMES.
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ID FAD THISl z E a D T 81 s !! I!
Ia AND YOU WILL PEOFlT BT 1T
GREAT GAINS
IN ALL STYLES OF DaY GOoDsl

OPENING THIS MORNING
EZEKIEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
No. Al MAIN gTRERT,
NEARLY opposite St. Charles Hotel, next door to
Mr.. Julius Bears cheap shoe store,)
5000 yards best quality CALICO for ninepence
a yard and upwards;
5000 yards best Bliss CHED and UNBLEACHED
SHIkTiNGS for rinepencs yard
5000 yards BLEACHAD and QEBLEAGHED
sHEETINGS, full yard wide, for shilling !
5000 yards COZ DIS FOR MEMS and BOYS
WEE a-seling off at great bargains in these
gOods-you cannot fail 10 buy;
5000 yards WHITE, BED, YELLOW, BLUE, and
GRAY FLnNNELs. very cheap;
10000 yards DRESS GOODS OF all STYLES, at eX;
treinely low pricss jnst 10 suit " these hard
times" when you have but little money to
spare for dress.
IL YOU hav. Dry Goods to purchase, call at my
store. and you will be rursy suited In STYLE and
PhICES. and save at least TIVE nty five per cont
on all you have to buy. Be sure to find the right
store, which is designated by the large swinging
sign with the Inscription Of
EZEKfEL'S CiEAp DRY GOODS STORE"
Store closed on Saturdays. an
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TWO vALUs BILE BUILDING LOTS,
Il WITH A SMALL FRAME nWELLlS 9
CLAY STREETS, FIR >ALE AT hUCTloN-W
will sell at the request of the owner, on s,TUR &.
Day the 9th day Of November, 1867; at hall past
o'clock p M those desirable LuTS situated az
described, fronting each 81 fest running back 1855
feet to an all-y, with small frame house thereon,
containing four ronIns. ,
TEKAs: Opo.third cash ; balance in four and
eight months for egotisb.e notes. Interest added,
secured by trust deed.
no 6-tds LYME BRpTHbh, Auctloneers. =
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BY James NJ. Taylor Son, Auctloheers'
Office No. s2l Main street, three doors Oelo"
Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
B.T WEN MIN lin AND AND FR.NKLIN SHEETS,
AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue q deed Of trnst exc.
and otis a Judd, dated the Sth day OF May, 1855,
duly recorded In the clerks of the, Richmond
Hastings Court and at the request OF The 6enehci
ary in said deed shall proceed to sell at auction
on THUsSDhY tho 7th November, 1887, on the
premises at IL o'clock NJ, the DWELLING
HOUSE and LOT named In said deed, situated on
Locust alley betw cen Main and Franklin streets,
fronting 81 feet on said Locust alley and running
back i para lla lines 100 feet
TERMS Cash enough 70 pay the expenses OF the
sale and the sum OF 81, 7o6 66, with Interest from
the nth day OF May, 1865; balance on such terms
as will be made known on the day OF sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee. :.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR y
soy rr,innaars &C g lot
P0STPONEMHHT The above sale Is post.
ponsd until TUESDAY NkNT tho l2th instant AT
T. o'clock M JAMES n. TAYLOR son,
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