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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-03
By James NJ Taylor 4 son, Aucttoneets,
Office 32l Main street.
three doors below spotswood Hotel.

TRVSTEF':i SAB. OF VALUABLE
RxAL ESTArR. on THE NnRTdEASr coz
nER Up MAIN AND FIST ST ~ x
S.LEAT ArCTt0E.-B virtue ola deed 81 trbas
execn'.t 20 NE ~ trustee. 70 s'cur" no payment
Of certain rotaE fhdrein nent,onet. eerri' data
me 9TH d.v Of Ju}v. 1895 an recorded IT, tho
Clerks iii 20 Of the HustIoEs Court tt the city ot
Richmond, and at the request OF III bsmrHrit,y In
,nit de.d WILL proceed to sell 4, pfhic 'Nctlon,
on ,he nram,..s on MnND tn 5sh fav OF e.
cember 1897 q. O'Clock y ", L ar II :, ne
next fair tav there ter IN" II ;Se u 81
RRIC T SEMEET situated At tho MORN a..
corner Of Main and Fi.st streets aud TIL TX h
BU .lDiNG IL to n, Gs"d ~ school uS''
The said buiidinls, hIvi'r b ~ rec ntly repair
I'd. ar- now IN good order The lot 'r2ht- on
Main street abon. rixty feet, running back aooaI
To- fact ,,.
TsRxs Enough cash 10 pay the expenses OF sa's
and TO nay two no.es-ome f"r 7i.459.t!. In" "a
airy y, 1867. ard one TOR - ISL 81. WIN l,n"ir,,
from III. lqth cay Of July, 1901. an the b. hEce on
such terms as may ba a:fs-d np9n IN ID" G%y o.
sale. N - u ~ -, =, :, g.
AUctioneers. ~
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Tie Caen stone Of France has rival in
the stratified limestone which underlles
the whole of the high prairie land in
Kansas. a correspondent describes it as
white, cream-colored, pink, yellow, and
red, lying horizontally, and requiring no
other quarrying than the use of crowbar
TO lift it in blocks from its bed. So easily
worked is it that he has seen it hewed into
shape with common wood axe, and NOR
ticcd with carpenters chisel AS easily
and quickly as pine beam. He has also
seen it plaued with jack-plane, sawed
with scroll saw into brackets and orna-
mental door and window caps, and cut
with a buzz saw into blocks for street
pavements, or bricks of any size. The
material hardens on exposure to air, and
becomes as impenetrable as Tennessee
marble.
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by Grubbs & Williams. Ant'ioneers.
Eorthwas. corner OF Main and Glescnih sGeen.

TRUSTEES SALE OF uEDl-
vInED MOIETY OF THE W II Bile STokG
- y .yr sOTT- CnkEsp OF BE- u AND
SirTH sTRgsTS In execution OF IN" provt.
sions OF q deed Of trus. from {: l. Lud~iS 20 th'
,nhsc,ihar "a trustee d tted 18th September. sss,
q 4 rsrcraed IN richmond Hu-ings Court oho'.
being thereto requested by tho creditor secGsrd
iii sell at auction. npan he prem, On ~ ~
nv o,b ~ perambsr, 1t q o'clock Y. II. n falr.
!, no, hen on the ext fir day th.rsaf er at TOO
rame hoar, the p'opsrly conySyd - IA ssd dass
" ,anama,i s;tu.ted ut TIL southwest corner OF
Broad and With street,. and occupied by isaae
Hirseh and others srrar,.,
TsRMs: sufficient In cash 10 d-lrat u nSp 80
~ 10 ala AMI to nav off 4 bn1j for = 600 WIN
interes, Thereon from 10Th Serteuh"r. ~ nn,t,
paid. and the balance up"n snch termr ~ M 'at ,a
G. !. ludwig may direct, or H. cas- - =" ,Ss
To give such dir elton, It such Toe ana - 'NN"
manner AZ the trustee hall T. ink a.;
f. w q UBBS, Trustee.
o,,,t U,,,r,Ys tuciionpers uo7T
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BY Grubhs u williams. ArS'ioneers.
IorthYest corner OF Main and Eleventh stree:

VERY HANDSOME 3 r G K
= n wpLLJSG WITH FOUR BUILDING
LOTS, N TIE WEST SIDE F THIRD STHEET
rETWgE. MAIN IND CARY SrKEgTS. AND
TWO BUILDING LOTS on CARY SThBEF ~.
TWEEN SECOND AID THIRD STREETS, FOX
sALE At AUCTION TUESDAY, 10Th De-
cember at o'ciosk P. M, We VII sell np2n me t
premises the very handsome BRICK D" tLkLHG
Situated az above, and occupied by John W. Hall,
ESQ 1t contains uucudng the kitchen) eleven
rooms with baths watrr aud gas, Is in 'eff
nice order The lot is t.t by 100 fact.
= tier which viii be sold Fhuh BUILD,
LOTS. adjoining IN the south ard extending -
Cary str..t. each 3nxlO feet alley. Also
TWO BUILDING LOTS on the north Side Of
Cary street between Second and Third stsee;s'
each 25xI5o feet to an alley.
The Dwelling ID very desirable In lie location
and construction, being convenient to business,
in r qaiet and pleasant nsiRhborbood, and well
built The Lots the most dehirabls now on
tn market
TgsMg: Very accommodating
GRUBBS ( WILLIAMS,
no27 Auctioneers.
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faction Safes.
FUTURE DAY.

-~-~-~->~-~---~-~~~~-~-<>-~~
BY Lyme & Brother,
poa, E,tats . CARTS and Auctionee",
10 ~ .,ree. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth.
VERY VALUABLE T8 5gSsr SEr2.
ezASg5TTEw }SP s BR,sko ERq5G sEsySsk
TsEaTTH7 s syTHRhEsTs. For AqcTI1 =
III be pu'e auction o on = M the
9Th OF Dersd property, consisting Of STORE
se9Ven d %sssIfNG over same, containing six x
rooms, with gas wstsg sts hayi1S 5nI
- Ieei ,ct between parallel lines IS feet more OF
less to an alley.
TEENS: AZ TYNE BROTHER, Auctioneers:
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By GrubDs z Williams. Ao esioneers.
Gnrthzast .nnnsr OF haln nnG E!svaNth N.eH.

~tOMMTSSIONER,S SALE OF L
VALU.B T. HOUSE -1n LOT, on CHURCH
HILL. ar AUGTtnH -by viFtl" IL I" ere o.
The Circu!t Court OF Hrnrsco county snt-i16 %"
the An o, Hoyemoer 1907 IL too case o. . .af
rs Cray's guardian &c :" VII! a. peal g. y.
mi-sioner thereby sppoln ed ~. At plh &c 80
Ton noon he ~, IL s.s on iHUGs Al ID" ~
day OF December ~ o'ciocI z tn ~
not, then on tn, next fair day IN :eati"r "a.
same hour, the Il Us ana i.uT OF = icL !4"r'
ray died ,eized and possessed "hH .'" 'cs ~"
BY sirs Johnson siiustei Al tbs o3ih"r % r'"s1
and Ihitty third stress, on 'h4mbpfs g hitF
The lot fronts Broad atr"et - i~g.: az '~i
one half ~ tn 1 fropt ext-uf, back ." VI >5'
st. 81 $50 feet deep and for tao "'a'E - '#' -
deep as viii be showu by d map 81 IhD I'll" 8.
sGts.
The hrst story Of the hoaso s. 81 *. W 80.
,tcry Ii of wood IT couraiGs r!Shi E.1N'. ~ .
nhITyled rcof, stable W Od and ,oa.- O.. aas, sr&
a wall OF geo wAt,r IN ih- yafi
Terms: T75i cash Tho DHiaucs ~ -. P. ".as.
and twelve months for e.oti@Uls n"t.-
added. the titls being r-taiGsd 6y 'h9 q 1f- 'h''
the notes are paid. BE- Ah = = -
GtrBBs & WILLIAMS tuci'"n."rS '''
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,x.tiyr Meetings Accident TO the
>,.amcr Louisiaun Schooner sunk sfc"
xa,cJ rirc in Portsmouth Weather Cot
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BY Harrison, GotdIn Apperson, Auctloneers
and Real Estate Agents.
GALE OF CORN AND SFUCKS At
y LECTION Will be sold at auction, on the
nremi.;s. on rU4sD,Y. Sd December. 1857, at "
a'cluck n 1T The residence OF MS l.. u. G race,
on tn Mead ow nr dg- road thrse miles mort
Of Richmond about one hundred barrels ot corn
aud tae shCcks thsrefrom. in lots to suit pufcha-
sers.
TERMS: st sale ,
HARRISON. G0DDIN APpFRs"N,
90 Arc'ionaars.
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Ry Paine 81 Co, Auctioneers.

CATALOGUE SALE-on
WEDNESDAY, December llsh, cGmme encms
~ nat,Iagne ysrv large and choice stock OF
" FRESH Dry GO0nS,
comprising variety OF new ana
goods, now receiving, adapted 10 "!h'es sS'e'
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES: and BALMoRALs, -
comprising every variety for Men, omeh' ana
Children. 200
A large and desirable assortment OF
READY N DE CLOTHlNG,
:. ,.oa. "a beat sty l.a puIted to the season.
We invite the attention of ci:V and country
daalers to this sale, AS the stock Is all fresh and
seasonabie, and Will be sold without reserve anu
40 n 10 PAINE & Co., Auctioneers
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Cu,.Defiu0s. Ft1'litu3'e, dc.

DEAUTIFUL HOuS EHOLD FU fsN1"
ID TURE-FHE>H SUPPLIES We Would re,
specially invit- the ait -ntion Of orr fIia"as shd
ia. public generally the very large, select; d
attracIiye stock of ~ ~ lrUSE now On eXhl OIL
lion at our spacious W 'rer6oms IL comprises
ey-ry article pertaining TO The business, Shi 10
STYLE quality, and price, cannot De sufp'SSed l.
this stat The announcement ext dsd ihrouBn
twenty. hve years past is hsn'y fttterlng, ara we
s.me HAbLIST n s 1OTNkR,
nn1p Ninth and ii ain streets.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneer',
uo.,bwest corner Hain and Eleventh streets


uo.,bwest corner Dain and sSventa streets
yEoY w u BLT FARM OF
a EIGHTY UR sCHES. WITH HANDsoHh
lMpRoV mi bNTS. ONE LIZ VEST nt ~
EGrrvi6yD THEF FIX GRorND< AND NEAH TO
cgt.vr Rt.n F,R SALE IT AUCT'oS. By
TsGues' of u Joseph F well We VII =. sslt a. a.
aucion MP tn pr MES on 49, ri, TN vn
and mucD admired FAEH, Sitnm'ed az above
s,st. d. frnutug he COCA rcat leading irou n y
firnv. al % the Sr"ad-str--t road, running nack
along rha latter road Ieafiy lGlls III 1871 s'h W
tho I'D Scu nle'o eli ROAD. -,
Thare are =. ht, -fuur acres Of land, which baVs
been brought 20 TN" highest possible s'a'e" I'M.
nrova,ueu, The land lea ne ry level W IN not
4 .quars yard of waste ground g., Ihs ihlPrOf ..
mems consist OF a handsome WELLlfG with
twsIv. room. q kitchen with four rooms. para.h
er's h0nse BARR sta lie, corn house, ice ouse,
&c There are two hre Young apple ana peach
orchards now H. their Triine, beAldes an Houh-
danca OF small fruits. About forty acres have been
seeded with " heat
Itwould be unnecessary t. say word In COM
me nd ton Of ,hS property 10 those who know u !,
In, for IN .n- 1T OF those Al distance VINO may
wish TO settle ar tn city, Wa will add hat moth
iny more 4 sirahia for Il suburban fafm, or ior
frnit-ylowing and gardening purposes can Do
, forrd whilst Il offers peculiar advantages IA, d
n.Tm,n.n, t. vasmnnt. IL 1T present can b-
nrpttahly cultivated, and II Ias 40 II. ar the Guy
Ia tbs direction l. which the principal improve
ment aud growth OF the city Is rapidly extending.
II ,srirsd, 4 good farm on Fome DaT'sabIc
water. course or IN thcgras5 growing porilon OF
the tate good city property, would be taken III
part payment. . =, =
Of the crops stock, &C., OF which due notice Will
be given hereafter.
The terms viii b5 made very accommodating.
GRUBSS'a WILLIAMS, ArcIi"neers.
Parsons di- . sed 10 purchase are invited To ex-
anime the property previous to the day o! s.ls
NOR G. w.
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By Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
corner Main end Eleventh streets.


COMMISSIONERS g A l. F. OF =
CFA-N OF ost ACES. WITH COMFORTABLE
IMPROVEMENTS. AsnnT FIVE NILE BEL w
THE CITY OF KiCaMoHD, AT AUCTION. in
execution Of decree of the Circuit Conr. for the
county OF H-nrico o. tered In the case OF sml,h Us.
Minor ct ais the undersigned, who were ap.
pointed commissions rs for the purpSss VII ssi St
IIih Of december, at 2 sock II fair II not,
then on tie NIX, fair day thereafter, at the same
hour the tract OF band refeIr-d to in the proceed,
ing. In said SUIT, being thu farm formerly owned
bv Ms clarke and others sold by them 10 y. n.
piass.nts, and by him conveyed to Minor
Burke situated arout fve miles below the CITY
near the sew Market r"ad. adjoining joseph
prinksr Dr. "infree. and nther-, and containing
99I .cr.s- All or which ~ cleared. The improve.
uent. consist % pia,n hut com ortahie dwrtll'
and Ia. usual out bui dirgs. with good orchard.
TIL attention OF hose wishing Ia purchase al 4
moderate cost q farm near the city Is invited 10
this sale $1,000, -. 70 o,d
Is m0,,hs for notes with interest sdded tie u
r. be- retained by thu court until the notes are
paid. r. NJ 49, Commissioner.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, sucttoGesrs no ~
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AMGtjNM SHics-
BY Grubbs i Williams, huctiooe.rr,
North west c3rner Main and Eleventh strss,,
$<~~~<~<((<<<<(r,
FTTTPF DAY

AN EXCELLENT ST CCORD
n BRICK DWELLING, On TH2EtsTsIDga,
SIXTH # EFT r T1sTT or E ps1n sTEEsT.
Fox SALE At AnCr'"S IN ri, sH'D d BIB De-.
prsrTsss the very desirable DWELLING stu,,a5
"a aboys. and occupIet by Mr. Thomas Lenwi,b
II contains six rooms. a Kitchen with thrAs
Mi sd with water and ga, and well drained b.,
culvert.
The lot Is % By 132 feet.
The si.ust'on Of this properly Ia pleasant ana
retired vet very convenient TO market and 10 H.
bnsiness pa-ts OF the city.
TERMS: tsae
de q GRUEBs WILLIAMS. Aurtjonsara
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orr, NORFOLK LETTER.

c,rs.conssne. ., ,os Nichmond Dispatch
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WILL sElL MY STORE THIS
| fTnasdayl MOR3IEG at 10 o'clock fns assert or
msnt OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FoHNl'
l oE1 JE Syn :" LIND and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs.
CABINETS,
CARPETS,
CHkIkS,
TABLES,
SOFAS,
MATTRESSES.
FEATHER BEDS,
BLANKETS, r-o,-ps
CONKING and other STOVES,
CaOCKERY, &c
Fine lot of CL0THiGG,
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
CLnAKs,
FURS.
ID fAN0t D. 6 >TuRIGHT, Auctioneer.
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By Bowman stroock, Auctioneer',
M n fourteenth street, between Main and Gary
AHGE CATALOGUE SALE OF
ROOTS. SHOES, DST GOODS. CtCTHlNG,
rc We wiz off-r for sale ut our auction, room
hs 81 "a & eo6ps
sis a,iHssG ii BROWN sHEsTING and SHIFT.
SOCIAL MILLS BLEaCHED sHEETINo and
HITTING,
DRESS GOODS,
DELAINES,
cHEdRs
LISsEYs,
fPseAassTTs,
Innings,
SILlClAS,
ITALIAx CLOTH,
BfAGS B Bsn yIBESGiio7H
CASSlMERES,
S WHITE and coLoREp; BOSOM SHIRTS.
ChssiMERE and FANCY SHIRTS,
IA. .RCHIEFS,
E EsSh5s' and GENTS HOSIERY.
sSn,.SHTFAaGs,
GApsSSs
E "a, + skiETS'
A large line OF scssonabla RBADY.MADE
GETTING, BATS, and UHBkEh' AS;
400 cases OF Mems, Boys, Women's, and Mi.sas
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGAAS, and BALMo-
kALS.
ALSO,
very Are ass ortnent Of Ladies' and Misses
fash on4b g S KS, CLU.kS. aud Ladies
FANCY FUHS
These goods arc al season thie, and the stten-
ton of tho trade is respectfully called to this sale
TRIMS OF SALE: All sums under Si"e, cash nn-
der SsuU sixty DAVIS; OVER that amount niEety
DAYS, with approved endorsement.
a tine lunch TO BIZ serv-t oo,,r
,ooo Auction ers.
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FRAMED Dwell
ii LING. OF THE S0gTn 'i'< CLAY
SETWgEN FiR-TAHDs EC - ~ n -. FOG
SALE hT AUCTION -WDt b. ,r.' al aucllor
on til ths premises. on TaU J = Deem:
her, 1857 At 81 O'clock y. TIT hsan''i1I
FgimED RESl DRNGE located .. ~ We now &c.
snd occupied by Mr.. william. ioHlto' J, ;.
IN good repair, and contains an r""m. De.
sides ample serv .rts' apartm'r'+ uni, &c. n
whole length OF the hoTs" T&- i" 'ro7's IS !ee'
and runs back abo1t |. S feet to an Sir'y
months for nego,i able notes, iatnr,,. addct, Sc.
cured Dy trust deed. ,...,,o,
IA . e~cliousers
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Ry Pilkinton, fulliam Co.,
Auctionsers and Commission Aercnan@'
No. IS Pearl street.

Tor SALE At TAI ApG Il 2Ss 4 4d BEAo OF
nTrt99 sET At the request OF Rowlets Win
ilse seq At paDs snstqn i on sa ss
premises, n y az us beant,ful K EsIDeSCE, and
Ct nsH Tors alta he'd, opposite the new reai
Ssnos Of Logan .Te The
Of BaEey Tenth st5ss 4ooms in oa
dws!ilns eS snd in good rspsi Good si,chan
re . g T snd runs back ~ ia feet
p aheiJ va sxcallent: contains, In addition 70
, uns 1ssnal shrubbsry choice variety OF irui'
trees a., ,oh halsrce in one and
- rsars with interest; deferred payments
secured oy 'ru'' PPILKINToN, PULLIAM i co.
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o,.othe condition Of the weather. theabove
so 9" IL sSostponed until O'Clock T. ~ AoNDA1'
the "a pe'eplO''P KlNToN, PULLIAM co.
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY.


THIS DAY.
By &. Gathright, Auctionser,
w 1aa3 Main street, between Fourteenth ana
Pinaanfh straats.
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Aucticnesrs and Commission Merchants,
70. Twelfth street. between Main and Cary.
TXFCUTRIX SALE OF HAND.
II SOME BRICK DWELLING. At TI& NORTH.
WEST CORNER OF CART AND FIRST STREETS
Wa will sell at auction, OF TIE premse,. On
TUESDAY. 10Th instant, ~ hslE-rast o'cockP
n, hat very desirable BRICK DWELLIaG, con.
raining hftsen rooms Of which ten have ire.
niaces and gas Il also contains bath room,
Closets, coal and wood cellar, Al other convs.
nizrces The ou,-Dnilfing- consist Of brick
kitrhan with FIVE rooms, and .. large new brick
s,abI. and carriage ho1se. with a spactoas p.yst
yard ad loni1g. The premises are IN good coIt!.
lion ard the eligible and pleasant situation Of
In property msnds 1t 10 thu attention Of tho,.
who dssire TO securs commodious aiesant AID
First street and runs back 10 feet on Cary To 81
alley ten feet wide.
TERMS: One third each balance ~ SIX twelve
and eighteen months. with interest AIDED defer.
red payments secured ~ desd Of trust
rEIE & co, AuctiCnesr.
t. W. KREsgy, Salesman. d.?
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BY Harliso,. Goddin & 2pqeI."n, Auc.ione.E,
aud Zeal Estate AEel'4
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By Crane 4 Co. ,

Auctiones and Commission Merchants,
70. Twelfth street. between Main and Cary.
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PACIFIC MAIL s. S, Comply
STEAMSHIPS FOR
NEW YORK, JAPAN 8 CHINA.
VIII be dispatched as follows:

~@, LEAVE FOLSOM STREET
NAlSS44s Wharf at II O'Clock A NJ of the following
dates for PANAMA, connecting. via Panama Railroad
with one of the Companys splendid steamers from
ASPlNWALL for New Xork
On tie 10th 18th and 30th of each month that has 30
days.
On the 10Th 10Th and Both of each month that has 81
days.
When the 10TH 18th and 30th fall on Sunday they will
leave on Saturday preceding when the 18th falls
Sunday. they will leave on Monday following.
Steamer leaving San Francisco the 10th touches
Manzanillo. All touch at Acapulco.
Departure OF 18th 18th with French Trans
atlantic Co.'S St Nazairc and Eleli.l,
steamer for South America
Departure of 10th with English steamer for
Australia, Southampton and South America and P T.
r. Co. + steamer for Central America
The following steamships will be despatched on dates
given below
May 1S-MONTANA, Captain Joseph Sutton. connect
ing with ARIZONA. Captain Harris
May 30-SACRAMENTO Captain J NJ Cavalry CON
meeting with OCEAN QUEEN, Capt Maury
Passengers berthed through. Baggage checked thro
100 pounds allowed each adult
An experienced Surgeon board. Medicine and at
tendance free.
These steamers will positively sail at II O'Clock Pas
senGers are requested to have their baggage board
before 10 O'Clock.
Through tickets for Liverpool by the Cunard inrlsn
and National Steamship Lines be obtained at office
of the P. NJ S. S. Co, San Francisco.
For Merchandise Freight, apply to Messrs WELLS
FARGO & co.
For passage and all other information appIy at the
Pachc Mail Steamship Co.'S ofice corner of Sacrauen
to and Le,desdorff streets
OLIVER ELDRTDGE Agent
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First Day. Tuesday. May 2Is;.
Running race mile and repeat, for Jockey Club purse
q Slea free for all three year els owned the North
Agricultural District tlA, for Jockey
Club Purse.
Second Day. Wednesday. Nay s2d.
Trottng race mile and repeat for Jockey Club purse
Of Sleo. free for all horses Of years under owned
Butte county the day Of February 1867 that
never trOtted for Jockey Clah purse.
Third Day. Thursday, May a3d.
Running mile and repeat for Jockey Club purse
Of 500 free for all four year ODDS and under in the
Northern Agricultural District Of California that
ran for purse prior to May 2lst 1867.
Fourth Day. Friday. May 9th.
YottinS best three in FIVE for Jockey Club purse
of $3.50 free for al horses owned III the Northern az
ricutural district Of California
Also. day. slow for Union Hotel purse Of
twenty five dollars.
Fifth Day, Saturday May 25th.
Running race best three in FIVE for Jockey Club purse
Of $50 free for all horses i'll the Northern agricultural
district except Lilly ShotweI and the Atchison Colt
Also. day, saddle horse main Jockey Club purse
of $50, entrance for purse free hundred horses 10
start
Entrance to the sbove 20 per cont to be adde,
to the purse, except in the saddle horse main.
The above races Will be run str.r-fv to rule Three
horses to enter and two to s.xt SCR each of the purses
Entrance 10 track. so cents; Members CT the Club
By order Of the Clrb
GEO. H. CROSETTE Secretary
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M,RYsv1ILE WooLES FACToRY.-The agent who went
east to purchase machinery for this institution has
nounced his and it is expected that the
chnery will soon arrive. Marysyille has shown
nenabe energy in this regard. and those interested
deserve We incline to the belief however and
call their attention 10 the fact that they viii find aYant
ages in orove for their factory that they viii
alize in MArysvlle ST the latter place they must en-
poy steam to drive their machinery, while here Orc
vile 1t may be driven by water power half the
expense Of steam Ditch stand ready to guarantee
this fact. Locking upon the establishment Of wooden
factory something calculated advance the interests
Of Maysve and increase the value Of property already
there such proposition would Of course meet with dis
spprohaon but as something Of interest stockhold
ers. who are seeking paying investment, it nigh; be
worthy Of consideration.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-18
HONCUT
STOCK ASSOCIATION RACES
49,

p Days Racing. commencing on the 9Th
- day OF June, 1867.
PROGRAMME.
First days race of one half mile free for all horses
that never run for purse money prior 10 day of
purse SIS. Also, day of mile free for
all horses that run for purse money prior TO day
Of race purse sos.
Second day, mile and repeat, for three years old,
purse 500
Third day, purse of 500, free for all horses, mile
heats three best in five
The above races to be rlIn to rule.
BAH horses contesting for the above purses must
have been owned in Yuba and Butte counties prior to
the 10Th OF May 1857 the purses given strictly
for Yuha and Butte county horses. Entrance 20 per
cent to be ddded to purse in all the above En-
tries to close for and days on the Goth
of May. at Peter Freers Saloon. in Orovile.
In all the above races three to enter, two
REESE, PRESIDENT
HORACE EI-DRAeE, Secretary.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-18

DrscHAEGED.-On Friday and Saturday, of last week,
an examination held at Greenve. before Justice
Abbott, upon the complaint of II Bidweu vs Seneca
Carroll, charged with the killing Of Amos Young; the
case was taken under Amusement until Monday when
the Court decided the homicide justAble and Carroll
Was discharged.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-18
oRoy1LLF. SATURDAY. MAY. .. 18th.

JAMES STREET. miner Of Pine Grove, Sierra county
says the Nessoer while attempting 10 eler the hume
race which had become cloeged with bouiders, WAS
caught with the rushing mass after being carried
down three hundred feet. he thrown upon The
..Qrtzzly"a wheel 50 constructed to throw out the
passing boulders. where he remained for sorne Tune
unable 70 rescue himself he badly bruised os the
gravel and rocks which driven upon him
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-18
PROBATE NOTICE,

STATE of California, County of Butte
- In the matter of the estate of Carl II Houke de-
ceased-lt appearing to the satisfaction of Court
by the petition presented and filed by NJ Burt the
administrator of said estate praying sell
real estate and mining claim that it would be for the
the whole of the be sod-it is therefore ordered
that all persons interested in the said estate appear be-
fore said Probate Court Monday the 18th day of June
1867. at IL O'Clock in the forenoon of said dav at the
Court room Of said Probate Court at Oroyile Butte
county to show why order should not be gran
ted TO SAID administrator to sell the whole of the real
estate and mining claim of said deceased And that
copy of this order be published least four successive
weeks in the WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD newspaper pub
hshed and printed in said Oroville. Butte county
fe;,r.5 S SAFFOID
Probate Judge Butte county
Orovile, May Is 1867.