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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04
GROVESTEEN s. CO.,
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
499 Broadway, New York.

These PIANOS received the Highest Award o. Merit at
the WORLDS FAIR, the best makers from londsn
Paris Germany the cities Of Sew York ladelPhi Bal
timore Boston also the GOLD MEDAL az the hmer1-
can institute for FIVE SUCCESSIVE YEARS Our
contain the French Grand Action Harp eda over
Bass all Modem
FgsrV INSTRUMENT WARRANTED FINE YEAi.s Made
Dd er the surervison Mr. J. u. GROW Est 4fss Who
practical ezperience q over hirtye year. Eng e
tie maker Of OVER ELBNEh THOUSAND PlAhO
FORTEs. seitie for manufaeur ing enable US % sell
these IDJ to 500 cHEAEH than ang r-
eIass piano forte. IT, & j.. deeZZ-Iy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

1000 pieces fast coloed calico at 10 cents per yard.
pieces beaehed Domestic a. To- ~ and p ID
800 pieces Priated Delaines at 30 cts per yard,
pieces Colored all Wool Fanues at 30 40 s.
and 90 cents per yard.
100 pieces BED Ticking 20. 80 and 30 cents per yard
bales Of Brown Donese at - Is and % cents yard
100 dozen Ladies Nubias 20, IS 81 each,
loo dozen Breakfast shawls 81 I2j, and 80 each
100 Ladies Cloth Cloaks at s. each.
800 Ladies SbawIs at SI25 t. 81 each,
100 dozen Boys Hats at so cents % 81 each,
100 dozen Mems Hats at 81 to 30 each,
500 pairs Gents Pants at ST. 70 per pair,
500 Vests at 81 to 225 each,
800 Gents Business Goats at s. to Z each.
EJJO Overcoats at s. 80 each
Our stock is large and
MUST BE REDUCED!
We offer Special Terms 20 Country Dealers Whole
sale Roo1af- iau25m3 ELSOE BROTHERS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04
GREAT WATCH SALE!

on THE POPULAR PRICE PLAN,
GiUi1g eUeTy Patron a handsome and ReEiG-
bic Watch for the LOa0 price Of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
Ind not to be Paid for unless perfectly
.Snfis fltcfoa.ll
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04
CRISPER COMA.
CRHsPER COl1l

Oh, she was beautiful a I'd fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair.
Whose curling teudriis soft, enJTiued,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04
yy'es0 .feJUsrs5seslsessss.
ASTROLOGY.
The World AstOmished
AZ TIE woNDERF0L. REvELATI0ys

lNqde By the Great Astrozogist,
Madame "a. a. EerrigO.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No 8 West Fayette St, Syracuse, n. Y.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04
ReparatOr CapaIIi.

Throw away your false rizzIes your switches your wig
Destructive Of comfort, and worth a FIG;
Come aged come youthful ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your luxuriant hair.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

We offer Special Terms 20 Country Dealers in enr Whole
sale Roolag iau25n3 ELSON BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

rho Christian laborcr keeps this fact in
Wow, his faith does not stand in the power pow
of God, but in the wisdom of man: IL 10
by forgetting this that such low views u
conversion often obtain. The soul OF llau
is not changed by sprinkling drops upon
his body, or even by suhmerg'ng the wi,ole
of it in water. We preach the gospel DC
cause we are commanded. Not even the
voice of Jesus effected the cure OF men,
but that inexplicable porcr which still at
tends His word. 1T would have been silly
and absurd for Joshua to have blown the
trumpcts of rams horns without the CON-
mand Of God, but with that command it
was wise and so Of Ezekiel in respect to
the dry bones, where there seemed no pos
siblity that the bones should live by q
breath of wind, but where it was equally
the part of wisdom to obey the Divine direc-
tion. God converts while his servants
blow the trumpet Of his gospel.
The differences from this discussion
we're:
lst. We are not to be discouraged though
oar means seem despicable in their aoeaAc'aesS.
Those who heard the command in respect
to the mode of overthrowing Jericho might
have suggested a thousand inquiries SINH
lar to those which inlidelity now brings
forward. The trumpets were blown con-
tinuauy, and from day to day, though no.
body knew why one day would not have
answered as well. The men were armed,
showing that discipline and preparation are
to accompany our efforts, and our co0pera-
ton, which really is nothing, should be as
earnest as if it were everything.
I'd. Necessity Of means. Gods power
is more conspicuous by the very made
quacy of His power. The falling Of the
walls, in connection with efforts which
could not accomplish the result, demon
strated that they did not fall oy accident,
hut by Him who commanded the efforts to
be used.
In conclusion, the preacher showed that
the true glory Of the Church ism the spirit
as opposed to all human pomp and devices
Of an imposing worship. Christianity
decked in outward ornaments, without the
spirit, is corpse lying in state. He closed
with an earnest and appropriate exhorta-
ton founded upon the discussion.
The sermon was an hour and fifteen mi
nutes long. | do not profess to have re-
produced the writer's clear and forciblc
language, nor to have given more than a
small part Of his numerous illustrations
At the close of the session, Synod was
opened with prayer by DR.. Peck. Eighty
four ministers and elders were found pre-.
sent. Others will arrive to-day, and
will send complete roll in my next
Rev. DR.. J. S. Hammer, of Baltimore, was
chosen moderator, he being, although re,
sident of that city, a member Of this body
and Revs. James P. Smith, Of Big Lick
Va, and R. McIlwaine, of Farmville, were
elected clerks. The new moderator a.
once took his seat, and Synod adjourned
to meet tomorrow at . y o'clock.
We are to have preaching at II A. NJ
and I % P. NJ. every day. S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Second Days Proceedings Of Conference Me-
thodist Protestant Church-R emoval Of Co.
lionel Cooley-Water Works-Prizc Fight.
NORFOLK, November s, 1867.
The Conference was opened as usual.
Hymn and prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Clellan. The president, Rev. Mr.. MCGEE,
presiding.
The list of members was called, and the
proceedings of yesterdays session read
and approved.
Certificates of election were read, show
lug the selection of the following gentle
men as members: Henry Beale, James
Walker, Albert +. Rice, A. J. Brent, C..
W. Button, John w. Brown, and G. l..
Smith.
On motion, the Rev. j. NJ. Haines was
invited to an honorary seat, and requested
to act as assistant secretary.
The Rev, Mr.. Croker moved that the
rules of the Abingdon Conference, with
the exception Of the first and last, relating
to the hours of meeting and adjournment,
be adopted (carried), and the hours SO
altered that the Conference meet al 8 A.
M. and adjourn at halfpast P. NJ. duly
while in session.
Rev. Mr.. Barr moved that the President
appoint the Committee on Appeals.
Rev. Mr.. Crocker moved to amend by
constituting the whole Conference, with
the exception of the president and the
appellant. Adopted.
The Rev. DR.. Lee and Rev. Dir. Cheat
ham, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
being present, were introduced by Rev.
Mr.. Whitfield to the President, who intro
duced them to the Conference, and Invited
them to honorary seats during the session
Of the Conference.
Rev. Mr.. Croker was elected Confer
ence steward
The President appointed the following
committees:
l.. Committee to Examine Journal for Un-
.lt1Shed BustneSS.-T. G. Jennings, S. Lig-
gin, }. II. Bell.
2. Committee TO Erunaine Candidates for
Hnrancy and OrderS.-J. G.. Whitfield,
II. L. King, W. A. Crocker, c. ". Button,
X. Ii. benson.
3. Committee on Boundaries and Necess;-
Ties Of Home.-J. McClellaud, G. Pcrcival,
G. LILLIAN.
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Duty of the Hour-Immigration Scheme i'll
Contempt alton successful Experiment lii
Hop Culturc-BisIlop Johns-Intcrcstins Re-
viyals at Several Churches.

Duty of the Hour-Immigration Scheme III
Contemplation Successful Experiment IN
Hop Culturc-Bishop Johns-Intcrcstins Re-
vivals At Several Churches.
PETERSBURG, November S, 1867.
Doubtless the most pressing duty Of the
hour is to adopt preliminary measures for
rescuing our State from the impending
calamity of negro rule. 1t may require all
the energies of the people to accomplish
the object, but if they prosecute the work
in a firm, united, harmonious, and orderly
manner, eschewing all rancor and intcm-
perance, they can scarcely fail of success.
Nevertheless, there arc other objects
that must not be lost sight OF. am only
permitted at present to allude toa scheme
which it is proposed to inaugurate at an
early day, looking to the early settlement
of Eastern Virginia by foreign emisrantS.
1t is believed to be cmincntly feasible, pro-
vided it should receive the sanction and
support Of the agricultural interest. A few
DAYS will suffice to determine this point,
and then I hope to be able to lay the
scheme in detail before your readers.
Something has been said lately about the
advantages hop culture. An experiment
has been made near this city by MesSrs.
Raulston & Dewberry, who have been
conducting an extensive brewery here ever
since the war; and their success has eN-
cited spirit Of inquiry among the farmers
Of the neighborhood. 1t would, indeed, be
quite novel spectacle to see Virginia
planter laying aside his cotton and tobacco,
and turning his attention to training hop
vines; but we may yet live to witness 1t
If it is as profitable as represented. The
gentlemen above named had quite hop
ward near their establishment, and raising
more hops than they needed, baled The re-
maindcr and shipped them north.
Bishop Johns has announced his lntcn-
ton to be here on Sunday. Hewill preach
at Grace church, and at the same time
confirm number Of persons.
Interesting revivals have been progress
ing for some time, and are still going on at
several Of our churches. AT the Wash
ington- street Methodist church, under the
ministration of the Rev. DR.. Duncan; OF
the Market-street, under that Of Rev. Mr..
Cranberry and at the Byrne-strect Bap-
fist, Rev. Mr.. Hutson, there have been
numerous converts. More interest has
been manifested recently on the subject OF
religion than at any time since the war.
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co,rss,ondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.
s.,o, Meeting OF East Hanover
prcsbytery-Ordin OF Mr. +.
M. Woods.

G'EcHSy wy
M. Woods.
YELLOW. CHAPEL, STAFFORD VA, }
November 4, 1867.
The Prcsbytery of East Hanover met
,,,rsuant to adjournment at Yellow Chapel
pn Saturday at II o'clock NJ, and was
onened with prayer by Rev. DR.. Brown, of
Rirhmond. Present: Revs. I. W. Gill
Nor William Brown, D. D., and James
Murrav. Elder William Irvine.
Rev Or. Brown was chosen moderator,
ond Rev. James Murray temporary clerk.
Prcsbytery then proceeded to the eX-
animation Of Mr.. T. NJ. Woods as to his
personal piety and his motives in seeking
the gospel ministry. The examination
he;nr sustained, Mr.. Woods preached a
sermon from Exodus Xxxiy-7, preparatory
to his ordination. PrcSbytcry then ad-
iourncd until II A. NJ. Sunday.
AT the time appointed, Mr.. Woods was
duly ordained to the ministry by laying on
Of hands, and installed pastor CT Yellow
Chapel church. Rev. DR.. Brown preached
the sermon from Isaiah iv-5; charge to
pastor by Rev. James Murray charge to
people by Rev. T. W. Gilmcr. After the
installation Mr.. Woods took his seat as q
member of the Prcsbytcry.
After reading of the minutes, Prcsby-
terry then adjourned to meet in Charles
town, W. Va, at the call of the modera-
tor, during the meeting Of Synod.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09
BY arubbs i williams, Auctioneer',
.,,-,a., .orner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

SALE OF THE UNEX-
pSRED LEASE CT vALUABLE SOAP AND
NnIE PACTOXY, MACHINERY, FlHTURES,
sack OF SOAP, CANDLES, MATsRiALs, &c !,
De At AUCTION.-By direction OF me trustees
no mod in 4 deed of trust from william U Wsoo,
dstsd goth of S. ptemher. 1865, and recoIuea IN
TenTico County Co1rt Office 1.-THE said trustees
having been thereto requested by the noiarI ot
The note secured by said dsed) we WI sell az
melton. upon the premises, on FhlDaf the lath
Gay of Hovembsr, commencing Al IL o cloGk ).
If fair; If not then on To 9 next fair uay tnele
after at the same hour, the foiloWlhg describe
nrop-rty conveyed in said deed-to VII All tne
rriobt title, and interest of the said Webb In the
ssAP and CANDLE FACTORY a. the upper END
T. Brnce. with all the additions and improve
ments made by him to the same.
ALSO,
ths FIXTURES and MACHINERY in said factory,
consisting in part of
SOAP KETTLES,
STEAM BOILER,
PLANlNG MILL,
SAVING MACHINE,
4PATEhT CANDLE MACHINES,
LYE ard TALLOW KETTLES,
o5 LARGE soap FRAMES,
HOSTING MACHINE,
sundry COPPER PUMPS,
and ali PHI the stock Of SOAP, CANDLES, and MA
TERlAL on hand.
The whole is believed to embrace everr thing
requisite In ell-arranged soap and candle iac-
tory. -, ,.,,nro
BIZ BILE that an arrangement may DO maae 10 hllow
a rsasona BILE credit upon sums exceeding $780, OIL
which notice will be given at the time OF tbs SALE
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
VOL Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctonee.',
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

TWO VERY VALUABLE NJ a e.
EsT F.ENS on TIE BROOK TURNPIKE,
NEAR RlCaMOED, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
By request Of the heirs Of the late Joseph kennie,
dSceass6 ws viii aeii at auction, upon tina pre-.
misses. on WEDNESDAY,, November tho 18Th, at II
o c!t OK A. NJ, the well-known and very beautiial
Ittla FARM owned bv tsem. sitcttsd about q
mile and anarter north OF the city, just Day ohd
the Brook toll ate, fronting on the turnpike ana
IN road tea ID NJ. to tho Meadow Bridges.
1t contains 81 acres, lying heau'l'nily, on Suou
coil and Brought, ny careful cultivation lot
twenty years IS market garden, 10 d very hlsh
state of Improvement. ,o.,,h,.
dwelling with eight rooms. an outer dWetltis oi
six rooms with the usual out-bulidlhSs, not
honses &c &c There arc also a NUMBER OF me
fruit trees smalrfrutts. nc.
No propsrty now on the market Oilers 80 many
ADVANTAGES to those wishing to engage In the
nursery fruit or gardening business, whilst 10
those doing business in the city who prefer 20 i've
in Tn country 1t IL IN every respect desirable do
residence.
Immediately after the above-say At O'Clock I.
M-wa will sell the FARI on the Brook turn
PIKE five miles from the city, occupied ny Messrs.
William A. and Joseph Reunis, lying opposite 10
the farm OF A. Warwlck, Esq, and adJolnlhS the
lands of d. s. Delaplaine, Z. j. Wsrren, and
others It contains 10 acres OF very fine LAND,
which has also bean much improved The sltua-
ton is elevated and beautiful. The Improvements
are not snowy but comfortable. The locatlon 10
healthy the neigh borhood equal 10 any, ana
being on the Brook turnpike, toe best road lead
ing ont OF Richmond, make it very valuable;
TERMS: AtsaIe. GhUBBS WILL Ms,
no4 Auctioneers.
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CON.-Why were the New Hampshire
troops beaten so frequently during the re-
cent war?
.4nSrer: Because SO many of them were
conquered men before they started.
This pun shows how the Yankees pro-
nOunce "Concord."l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09
BY Harrison. Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers and
Zeal Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF MARKETs
/ GARDEN FARM THREE MILES BELOW
RICHMOND BY virtue of deed OF trust exc,
cpted 70 ma by Paul Murphy, dated 25th day Of
February, 1885, OF record in the clerks oiise OF
Henrico County Cont, at the request of the bs2eI.
ciary will sell to the highest bidder on MON
Day the nth day OF November 1857, At the hour
OF o'clock p NJ, if fair If not. the first fair day
thereafter lsundsy eycsptedl on p the premises,
of Henrico, on the Charles City or White Oak
swamp road, about thres miles below the city OF
Hirnrnond containing about nueen acres, on
which is small framed dwalling. stable. &C.. adj
ioining the lands Of John n. Davis, I. T. Duke,
and others.
TERMS: Cash as to SO much as may be necessary
10 nav the expenses OF sale AMI one bond of two
hundred dollars with interest thereon from the
2sth day Of February, 1855. until day OF sale and
a credit unit! 18th February, 1853. as 10 another
bond of two hundred dollars with interest thereon
from toe 25th day OF February, 1895 until the 2ath
day Of February, 1883 and the balance upon terms
made known on the day OF sale.
MOI HECTOR DAVIS, Trustee.
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By GrubbS 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Horthweat corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE ON HULL STREET, TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER AT AUCTION.-In execution OF q de-
cree OF the ustngs Court OF the City of Richmond.
entered the l,t day of November, 1907 In the case
OF Ross as Ross et ais. the uDd- rsiSned, commits
upon the premises on TUESDAY, the 18th OF No
vember at. O'Clock p N, il fair II not. then on
properly known as the Hull street hotel, situated
on the west side OF Fl ul street. The lot fronts lo2
feet aud ruus back l65 feet. The property 10 so well
know II that a further desert pton is deemed unne-
cessary Persons desiring TO purchase can exam
inc it before the day ofsale. Possession can be
had soon.
TgxMs Gns.fourth cash balance at four. eight
and twelve months. for negotiable notes with In
terest added. title retained by The court I'll the
notes sre paid. JuHa y. CASKiE.
w F. G.. GARSETT, JR.,
SAMUEL IL PAGE.
Commissioners.
GKrBDe < WILlIAMsIAuctIoneers. no4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09
BY Lee & Goddin.
Zeal Estate Agents and Acctioneers,
No. l3la Cary street.

VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING
Y 225 ACRES OF HIGHLY IMPROVED PARM-
ING AND GARDEN LAND FRONTING on TIE
WlLLiAMSBURH TURNPIKE AND CHARLES
FOR SALX AT AUCTlON.-By request OF DR.. II.
Loaand, we will sell on MONDAY, November II,
1907. at o'clock P. M, on the premises, his VAL
liable farm, located az described above, contain
Ing 2?5 acres OF highly improy I'd land. upon which
there is 4 comfortable dwelling containing four
rooms, and all D. cessgry OUT buildings, All new
OF this tract lbs acres are open and In cultivation
the residue well iiInbered. Fifty acres are well
get In timothy and clover, and the premises
posts
Adjacent to the dwelling is a well Of most excel
lent water.
TEENS: Ons.fourth In cash the balance at elk,
twelve. and eighteen months for gotfa BILE notes
bearing interest from the day OF sale and secured
by deed OF trust LEE GODDtS,
Auctionsers,
The above farm will be dispos cd OF At private
sale oc iG-aodll Std.ds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09
Nv Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctionesrs
and Real Estate Agents.

VERY EXCELLENT BRICK TENE.
MENr AT The SgUTHEASp CoRN IN uE
CtaY AND FIYaT SHEETS, FOR SALE AT
iUCTIGN.-At the reque.t ofthe trustee. we shall
sail at auction, on the premises, on TUEsn, the
largo and ADMITTEDLY weil-located K Z X
DWELLIHG, now, in The. occupancy OF hr;
Iovingstein The lot has from. OF So feet and
tains tan rooms, with gas ia each, with front p9r-
tico, and rear porch two stories high, besides
which there Is excellent brick kItce en- contain
ing three rooms; also, stable, CARR .ge- NOISE,
&c The whole premises are III excellent order.
Terms: one third cash balance TT three, SIX:
and nina months for negotiable notes. lhtsres'
added, secured by Il trust led
HARRISON, GODDIN APPFPSoS.
NOT Auctionaers.
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By Lyne;& Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
No. 1879 Main, between Fourteenth and FIJI
teenth streets.

TWO VALUABLE BU5LDINGLOTS
4 WITH A SMALL FRAME DWELLiNG
THEREON, CORNER TWENTY. EIGHTH AND
CLAY SHEETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION; We
Will sell at the request of the owner, on StTU K.
DAY the 9th day OF November, 1857; az nal. psst
described, fronting each 81 feet, running back l55
feet to an alley, with small frame house thereon,
TERMS One. third cash balance in fonr and
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
secured by q trust deed.
no 6-tds LYNE& BROTHER, huctoneers.
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BY GruDbs 4 Williams. Auctioneers.
~ forth wat corner Main ard Eleventh streets.

HANDSOME BklFK COTTAGE ON
FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN LEIGH AND
JACKSON STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
We viii sell at auction, on the premises; on
THURSDAY the l4th OF November, at o clocS r.
M the handsome BEICK COTTAGE located as
above described 1t contains six rooms, with
kitchen W tn two rooms. The property is In good
eoair ard well located, and bias gas aad water on
The LOT fronts 29l feet on Fifth street, and r0ns
ba l25 feet to an alley II feet wide, with the ad-
vantage of side allay.
Terms: One. fourth cash; BALANCE at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by a trust daed
GRUBBS j. WILLIAMS,
80 Auctionpers,
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by Harrison, Godd.n & Apperson, AuctioneeTs
and Zeal EstNte Agents.

MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
n THg SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY. BETWEEN ST.
CON y AND THIRD STREETS, AT AUCTION AT
the request of the owner, who is moving from ia
city, we shall sell at auction on thu premises on
the 18th November. 1867, at "a o'cIock
p NJ. the neat little BRICK CoTTAGE hE'i-
DENCE, adjoining the residence Of a. Ly6rocE,
ESQ, containing TWO rooms, with rear binding OF
f5ur rooms. coal house bathing room, &c. the
lot is mort lglply situated fronting %! feet, with
4 depth OF las feet 10 wide alley
TERMS une.lhird cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest ad-
ded sscurad by trust deed -,,o,
HARRISON, GOpDIN &APPhRSoN,
NOT 3uctioneers.
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By Cook l. Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

By Cook l. Laughton, Auctloneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
uORsES, MULES, &C, AT AUG,
i'll TI0N.-THlS DAY at 10 o'clock we Will sell
at the horse lot on Council Chamber hill,
frst-r rate young NJ LES,
5SsnnTE and HARNESS HORSES,
BUGGY and HARNESS,
RoCKAWAY and HARNESS,
STREET DRAYWAGON,
MICH COWS.
no9 COOK & LAUGHTON, Auctioneers.
CHERIFFS SALE.-Will be sold by
- consent OF parties, for cash, on SAIOEpAi !,
nth instant at IL O'Clock, If fair. at the residence
OF w N. Merryman. on the Mechan1csvllie turn.
pike, near he iol- gate the following prcperty TO
in NV hands in favor of I1. J. Lpford against said
Merryman, sc. e,,rru @ r
no B-9t II. J WILL II, % L. v.
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-. E--7- :, 2, -
AqgctiOT Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

BY Harrison, 6oddin & Appsrson'
Aucdoneers and Real Estate Agents.
OTIS NOS. 46 AND AZ IN MA YOS
lIPLhN. ON THE WEST SIDE OF WALL
MAE TO BROAD STREET, FOR SALE AZ AUG-
ION-wil be sold at auction, on the premt ne
on WEDNESDAY, the lath November, loai' az :
fronting 40 feet, running back l2S feet to Dogwood
allsy III desired, they will be sub-dVldea lnso
four lots, with fronts on Wall street ana aiso VI
the alley. .-.-
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APP sRsoa.
Ooa huCi ioueeio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

T1IEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING
EII,OTS, ONTWENTY- FIFTH AND TWENTY
FUURTH, BETWEEN Z AND : STREETS,
FOR SALE sTAU GTlON. We VIII sell on MON,
DAY NEXT the 18th day OF November, 1877, al y
o'clock. the above lots-six fronting on Twenty
fourth and five on Twenty ffh street, thirty by
one, hundred and ~ eny-fve feet TO an alley
TRIMS: uue-:hird cash balance at four and
eight months, secured by deed OF trust and nego-
table notes, interest added.
NOT LYNE& BROTHER, Auctioneers.