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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-28

REBEL CHURCHES IN WAsHINGToN.-The-
odore Tilton will deliver a lecture Thurs
day evening in Union League Hall.
The meeting will be held in the place
indicated simply because no other can be
obtained for the purpose. Application
was made by the lecture committee to the
trustees of several churches, but notwith-
standing the fact that the whole proceeds
Of the lecture are to be given to the desti-
tute people South, rebeldom, in its self
righteousness, has forced the lecturer to
appear in a place not large enough to hold
one 1.-THE of those who wish to hear him.
At another time we shall take occasion to
place these rebel trustees in churches in
their true light before the world.-F0r-
ney'S Chronicle.
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"MAsTERLY INACTIvITY."-The South
sees in the military bill what is to be gain
ed by mastery inactivity and standing on
dignity. A little more of this dignified
dignity, and Major-General Congressman
Beast Butler will be after the "rebel
States" with the sharpest Legislative stick
ever constructed. A little more dignified
writing, and every southern white man
will find himself outside of his old planta-
ton, which has been cut up into ten-acre
lots and given in fee simple to his former
slaves and present masters Chicago
Times (Democratic).
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THE BANKRUPT LAw.-.On Tuesday, in
the Senate, Mr.. Sprague called up the bill
to fix the lst day of June next as the day
on which the bankrupt bill shall go into
effect.
The bill was taken up.
Mr.. Sprague moved to amend by striking
ont the list of June and inserting the lst OF
January. .. .
Mr.. Drake objected to any legislation in
reference to this bankrupt bill, and espe-
cially to forcing a bill through the Senate
without reference to a committee. lie
moved its reference to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. Williams spoke against the PROPOSE
ton to postpone the operations OF the bill.
He thought it was unjust, and ought to be
repealed, but if it was to remain in force
it ought to be put in force Immediately, so
as not 10 give opportunities for evasion to
dishonest debtors. $50,
Mr.. Anthony spoke in favor of the bill
before the Senate, and against the amend
ment of his colleague, Mr.. Sprague, which
he hoped would be withdrawn.
After debate, the motion to refer the
bill to the Judiciary Committee vas lost.
The question then required on Mr..
S~prague's amendment to strike out the lst
of June next and insert the lst of January
next. Disagreed to.
The motion to refer the bill to the Judi
ciary Committee was again put, and pre-
vailed and the bill was referred.
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A FIRsT-CLAss Observation-Disclosures
from Washington poured Over the wires
yesterday to spectators in Wall street
that President Johnson was going to con-
rene in session the southern representa-
tives and senator's as soon as the present
Congress adjourned. The object Of send
ing such preposterous dispatches is not
hard to get at but nobody supposes that
either the senders or the receivers be-
lieved them-though the fact Of their being
sent shows that it was thought to be posi-
BILE 10 make some use of them in Wall
street.-Nep YOrk Times, 26th.
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Gerr;t Smith on the Situation.


cppp,r sx,ru. under date "Peterboro',
March 20. 1867" to WILLIAM LLOYD lar
R1soS, gives his views on the SITUATION.
T;a 20 "a universal suffrage" and
nrn;sbmen " for the South. This is
+. .,m and substance of his epistle to
c.av,soN. which has a great deal of anna
h,e and humane sentiment in it. He con-
tends that if Congress proceeds further
nth its interference with the domestic af-
fairs Of the South, " State governments
will soon have disappeared" Mr.. SMITH
ne edn't look so far ahead. He blames
both the North and the South for the war.
With regard to slavery, he charges that
the North wa as intent as was the South
"to make every variety of gain from
slavery-especially political and eccle-
siastical. Of commercial gains from it
she had more than the South. In this
respect, it is emphatically true that the
" South held the COW and the North
i" MIXED her."
With regard to the charge of treason
against the South, the venerable GERRITT
has this to say There is not one enlight-
"ened friend of human rights--not one
"real democrat-in all Europe, who would
"have the crime of Treason recognized in
ga war which divides a Nation into two
"great parts. A proper Difference to the
"vast numbers engaged on each side, and
"to their conscious, and more or less, real
"rectitude, forbids such recognition. Sym
"pathy with the human brotherhood for
"bids it. Respect for man forbids it."
lie Is decidedly opposed to the longer
Imprisonment Of Mr.. DAVIS. He most
naiveiy inquiries: "Does the North feel
"that, in the continued imprisonment of
"Mr. DAVIS, or in some no less significant
sway, she must maintain a monument of
"her adherence of the war then wby
"does she not, In order to make the NOM
"ment more faithful to history. conane
"siong with Mr.. DAVIS some representa-
"tive Of the guilty North-say. some ",S
"pro-siavery Democrat like Genera, pum
"LER OF THOMAS IL. SEYMouaSm
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The cotton and wooden spinners in the
vicinity of Boston have notified their en-
ployers that they will work but ten hours
a day after the lst of April. An informal
meeting of some of the treasurers OF the
manufacturing companies has been held,
at which it was decided to close the mil
rather than yield to the workmen.-Bah'
more american.
And these poor fanatics who work more
than ten hours per day for factory wages
trouble themselves greatly about the con-
dition of the poor negro at the South.
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VINO Cav 90 TO CoSGREss.-Mr. Cole,
of California. has distinguished himself
never having been heard of before) by
offering the following resolution In con-
gress: uud House
I" Be IL enacted by the Senate ana lou" 81
Of representatives Of the Un'ted GILL; No ~
Ime,ica IN Congress assembled, unnso or
nsrson shall be eligible to either hIuse VI
tSa Cnnaress Of the United States VINO mas
tue oo III horne arms against the United
soIun' n,h;,s he was q citizen Thereon, or
Sa,e has Voluntarily given aid, counte-
WIZ. o counsel, or encouragement to per-
n n"' engaged in armed hostility thereto, or
who has sought, or accepted, or attempted
20 EXERCISE the functions Of any Office
whatever, under any authority or pre-
tended authority in hostility to the United
States, or who has yielded a voluntary
support to any pretended government, au-
thority, power, or constitution within the
United States, hostile or inimical thereto"
OF course such o law would be clearly
unconstitutional, since the recital in the
Constitution Of the qualifications necessary
in a congressman is exactly the same thing
as a positive declaration that all persons
having these qualifications shall be eligible.
But that fact will make no difference when
the bill comes up for action.
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By Harrison, Goddin q Apperson, Auctionsers
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" VERY VALUABLE HOUSE N LOT, ON
MARSHALL ~sTREBT.-In pursuance OF . decree
OF the Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond In
a suit OF Jones, trustee, against Jones, etc. the un'
designed will offer for sale at public auction,
on the premises, on WEDs ssDAY the Sd day OF
April next At a o'clock p. NJ, that VERY DEsI.
RABLE RESIDENCE now occupied by Mr.: Bur.
well Jones. situated on Marshall between Jefferson
and Madison streets.
The house is large, built Of brick, contains
eleven rooms, IL furnished with gas fixtures
throughout and has = good, dry basement, dining
room, store room, and kitchen, . brick SMOKE
house and q large brick kitchen In the yard with
-four rooms. Also,,a coal. house, wood house, and
large stable. Good water upon the lot. The house
has lately been repaired and painted. The lt
fronts IS feet on Marshall street and runs back leo
feet to a IS foot alley. IL desired, the lot will DO
divided and sold in two lots.
TERMS 0ns-f fourth cash the balance on :
credit, In equal H. stalments, Of 4 IL, and u
months. with interest from the day OF sale. the
purchaser TO give negotiable notes, well en-.
dorsed, for the deferred payments. Title retained
until deed directed by the court: The taxes and
insurance for this year to be paid by the puroha'
ser. q. o.. CommissionsI,
Sale conducted by HARRISON, GoDDis y Apes
HON mn y
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Communicated.

have learned that gentlemen of the
CITY of Richmond have received letters
from Baltimore saying that Virginia State
bonds are sinking in credit in consequence
Of reports having been put in circulation
that no provision has been made by the
Legislature to provide for even the July
interest that no tax bill has been passed
or is in force in Virginia, sc. :,
There is a tax bill in force which will
supply ample means to pay the July inte-
rest, and probably the January interest
also. Persons abroad need have no fears
that interest will not be promptly paid
and holders of Virginia State bonds are
admonished not to sacrifice them for re-
ports put in circulation by SPECTATORS:
Respectfully, a. ID.
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GOVERNOR Parton, of Alabama. is on,
in . long letter advising the people Of that
State TO act under the Sherman law
There is no reason presented which has
not been repeatedly brought before the
people Of Virginia. The advice is good
but Governor Patton is, for some reason,
regarded a. "dshy !" by his fellow. citizens.
III: counsel, therefore, viii not carry mueh
weight With II,
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By Paine & Co, Auotioneers.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE Gaia
LOGUE SALE WBDN ESDAf the ID Of
April, commencing at 10 o'clock, we Will sell by
cal .logue, at our new store, No. zoos Main street,
opposite the post-oiice, a large and attractive as
sortment OF
DOT SHOES, and HATS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, &c,
now receiving, comprising the largest and best
stock OF goods we have ever offered, and adapted
10 the spring trade.
We invite the attention Of city ard country mer-
chants, as he goods are all fresh and desirable,
and will be sold without reserve.
NH % PAINE * CO., Aucttoneers.
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.m THE OLD RICHMOND DRY GoODs
ESTABLISHED BY Lew
in 1918, and now continued W - sa"N
sons inc LEVY BROTHERS.
Thu rsnuta,,on OF this old established dry.goods
horsa for sailing CHEAP GOODS Is such Is TO rem.
dsr comment unnecessary. OF one thing you can
rest assured, that they always sell goods a''ne
LowEsr MARKET PRICES,
and often under the market. ooonc =,
Tbsv now offer an enticing lot OF 0oopo o.
prices that ought to satisfy the very closest buyers
Very neat Spring Delaines at 2cc.;
Wide English Prints at 2oc.
American Prints at 123, 1es, and 2oc.
Rleacbed Cot,ons nj 1914, Is, 20. 25, and 3oc'-sn
excellent article, yard wide, at lO~.
Pillow case Cotton at 2sc.
Full width Bleached and Unbleacned Sneo'ins
at 65c.;
Unbleached Cotton at l2i, Is, lSs, and 2oc.-ah
excellent article Of yard-widea al 2oc',
A large stock of Flannels from SOC. 10 - Per
yard
Ginghams at 25c.;
Black silk at 81 so, worth ";
Balmoral Skirts at 81, worth ID -
Handsome Embroidered Collars at Soc, worm
81; uox,h
Real Maltese Lace Collars at 50 and &c., worm
$3.50;
Real Needls-worked Bands at 7Sc., S' 30
and 81. so-actually less than New forA
wholesale prices;
Lisle Thread Gloves at zoe.
Excellent Kid Gloves, $40;
Spool Cotton at loo. per dozen;
Huckaback Towels at 81, $3.50, and *s-Very
cheap goods;
Heavy Linen Table Damask atSl, worm si'''
Linen Collars at 75c. per dozen;
Linen Handkerchief at Sl.26 per dozen;
Embroidered Prock Waists for Infants Dresses
at SOC. sad Sl-worth double the money.
All of the above bargains, besides many others
ntahad NJ LEVY BROTHERS,
~ VI No. l5 Main street.
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BY Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Auctionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
VRUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AM

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE, AND
o ON THE MANCHESTER TURNPIKE
NEAR TO THE TOWN 0P MANCHEsTBR.-As
trustee in a deed of trust from Cornelius Perks for
Inc banedt OF John L. Echardt, dated March ?,
1893, dhly recorded In Chesterfield County Court, |
shall, atths request Of the holder OF the last nego-
table note secured thereby, proceed 10 sell al pup;
OF April, 1851, at o'clock p. NJ, II fair, II not, the
nrst fair day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE con.
fronting on the north and west side OF the said turn
pike 10 feet running back loo fee! TO LOT NO; T.
now in the occ upancy Of Mr.. William N. Fortune.
Terms Enough In cash TO dsfray expenses OF
sale and TO discharge a negotiable note OF $3.50,
with interest from March 2, 1857; and as TO the sur
plus OF such sale, on such terms as may be an.
nounced at the time Of sale. The taxes and ipsu.
rance for this year 10 be paid by the purchaser.
NH % W. GODDlN, Trustee.
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q, Wednesday, March 27th. ID. 7. MoRRls,
ESQ formerly Of New Hampshire,
his funeral will IKE place IRON me Fr;anss
and acquaintance OF the family are invited 10
attend.
On Sunday, March tho gath, at the residence o.
ppIoW eldest son Of hobart Blow, and son-in.
law OF Harvey A. Weed, in the ;hirtieth year OF
his age.
On the night of the goth instant, WiLLlA t.
n ~ nj son OF william A. and ). !. billiard.
Lynchburg and Tennessee papers please copy.
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The truth is, as the Washington corre-
spondent of the Radical Toledo Blade con-
.esses' "contscation is not popular just
now n will not be If the South does not
poosoke ~ by turning its back on the re-
tbeSs y act just passed. OF this
soaion 80 aiy less chance. Apart from the
demmaS .ae south, confscation is con.
sraa a ~ Dy the Radical press with \ de-.
and vrst;sn;nm nl'y that is both surprising
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MIGHTY ONE VALUABLE BUILD
IL ING LOTS. ON THE MANCHESTER TURN.
PIKE, BUCKINGHAM Or RIVER ROAD, Pill:
KINToN AND yADEN AVENUES, NEAR TUE
PLAN. FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-we will sell
at public auction on FRIDAY the 9Th day Of April,
1867. at 7? o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, the fol-
lowing BUILDING LOTS; situated Immediately
above IL 9 Richmond and Petersburg railroad, and
a few feet from the depot: =.
Lots Nos. l to 0 front IS feet 8 inches; No. 10, 70
feet 3 inches, on the Manchester turnpike, run
Ming back from 80 to lao feet
Nos IL to q front 81 feet ) inches, and No. -, IS
feet Q inches, on the Buckingham or River road,
running back from 90 TO l33 feet:
Nos. "a to 81 front 80 feet I inches on Pilkinton
avenue. running back IS feet and
Nos. SIS to 81 front 30 feet I inches on Naden ave-
nue.. running back % to l25 feet.
This is a rare opportunity for persons OF limited
means to secure a handsome lot within 4 short
distance Of the city. Taxes for lssi TO be paid by
the purchasers.
PLOTS of the above can be seen at or ciice and
also at the factory OF 4. T. Piikinton, Efa., Man
Terms: Liberal, and will be make knownon
10Y PILKINTON, PULLIAM & CO.,
Auctioneers, No. Is west Pearl street.
NH og-tds
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AUCTION sALEs-TH1s DAY.

A UCTION SALE.-Will be sold I'm
n front ofthe Second Market-houss on THURS.
DAY, ssth day OF March, 1857, at the hour Of 10
LIQUOR, 10 satisfy an execution In my hands In
favor OF the city OF Richmond against John Burns.
REUBEN +. SEAL,
NH as-3t# First 0hieer OF Police.
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DIR. PLUMER on DEsPoNDENcY.-Ihe
Rev. DR.. Plumer, now president of Column
bia IS. c. Theological Seminary IN a re-
cent letter to a southern minister, makes
the following remarks upon dependency
al am glad to find so general a persua-
sion that We ought not to yield to discou-
ragement. Dependency never raised a
crop, never made a scholar, never bu,lt up
a church. God has not called us 10 nope
iassnass and misery. Let us hope on, hope
to the end. If we are feeble, the Lord is
mighty. If we lack wisdom, let us ask OF
God, who giveth literally and ~upbraideth
not. If we are 'cast down. let US thank
God that we are mot destroyed If we
are .perplexed,' let us be careful not to
fall .into despair In our case despond-
ency is needless, sinful, and a great tor
ment."
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, A~uctlonssr,
Northwest corner Msin and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue 0

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF q
i deed OF trust rom Henry Harris. Robert hsr
ris, and Mary Ann Harris. his wife, and hsnty
Crump, to the Undersigned As trustee, d.tsd ths
It'll day OF February, lss7. and OF record ~ .ni
clerks OH ce Of Henrico County Court snairs .h
at public auction, AT 4, o'clock 2. N on TUX.
RRit. ESTXTR ana wo0DEN fgSBAxsTs
therein conveyed; and Witch !, siiu.:s .n a Adams Az.
ana Co,nm.ycs strests. In the county OF Henreo'
lar lot lying In said county, iionnnS = ~. he
propsrty OF Henry crump, located on the f"i
TSsss on SAFE Cash as 10 so much OF The pro.
cesds OF the sals OF the real estate as vi ~
sbs,ya a nots for $500. which said real es'sts
1890 and FOR cash rs TO so much OF the yfoeeses
OF sale OF the wooden tensment. before 4 sseu,sd
sharsbv and In both cases for sreh IarsneI suI
OF money In cash A. will pay on me shpsnssn ~
oracntipg this trust. The terms a. 70 me saIple,
nrocssds OF sale will be made known on ne gay y
sale. iLLAA mn n
q ,WAK.An AnTn0nE8D.
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,spEcrAL NOTICES.

kVr NOTICE. THE PUBLi AnH
warned agains, purchasing the Times nswspap,r,
I have a suit pending, claiming m in's,es. IN =
good will of the said paper, and ! sna,i = a.
70 prosecute that suit until ! obtain my hsn''
said paper. ,rvve POLLARD.
NH Ats y.
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ne TIE BANKRUPT LAW FOR SALE
at the DISPATCH OFFICE and att. WALL ioh-
NER'S, Governor street.
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BY 3. B. Cook, Auctioneer,

HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION Having disposed Of a part OF nv
house. ] will sell at auction on FRIDAY the 18th
instant, at 10 o'clock, at my residence. corner OF
Second and Main streets, a portion OF the FURNl.
MiHoGANY MARBLg.ToP wAsHsTAsDs
wARDROBES, Wristbands, CHAIRS,
JENNY LIND and other BEDsTBADS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES
FEATHER BEDS, BOOSTERS. and PILLOWS,
OAK EXTENSION TABLE,
and a variety Of useful housekeeping articles
X. REIgs.
Sale conducted by Z. B. Cook, Auetionesr.
NH n
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Estate Agents, No. IS Pearl street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
CLgABLE REAhn EsTAFSh. y uH ssf fSRsTx
or Uisa;onsrs under q decree OF the Hastings
Cont Of the city Of Richmond pronoqneso on Ins
So,S fsnuary' 1897, In the chancery SUIT OF Thomas
+ HssdsroSs and others Us. Robert y. Pollard and
wife and others, the undefslgnsa VII oner =
ss!e at .,ss March. 1887, ct . O'Clock p. N, II fair, II
Dot the next fair day thereafter, the following
REAL estate in the 70 mt Of Cns ssm a.p De.
uroye. deceased, as follows: -
ist The beautiful FARM and valuable BUILD
mos thereon, located on the River road and the
Richmond and. Petersburg railroad, in the county
from the city Of Richmond, and containing thirty
acres. more or less. The buildings consist Of ex.
csiient dwelling, kitchen, barn, stables, &c. The
land is excellent, having been highly Improved
by the owners. 1t is considered the most desira-
bic 81 PLACE Tss IL on N y hGaSR q si and EIaHr ACRES
on WOOD adjoining the lands OF Mr..
scbuetsr, Mrs. Fisher, Major Benjamin Hatcher,
and others, which will be divided into four lots,
and will cut from twenty i've to thirty cords OF
This land is only two miles from the city, and is
considered one Of the most valuable tracts In the
| neighborhood.
and eighteen months negotiable notes, interest
added : title retained until deferred payments are
made:xx, .ppps
$ H|ssISH !: . ss#zzfssslRovE, Commissioners.
Sale conducted by PILErsros. PULIIAN & Co.,
Auctionesrs and Real Estate Agents, No. Is Pearl
street.
The above sale is further postponed: on account
| of the weather. to SATURDAY the 3oth OF March.
| NH n
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By Isbell 3 Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.

ELEGANT FURNITURE, BEDS,
THAR AND SHUCR MATTRESSES, BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM CARPETS, &c, AT AUCTION
W. WIN sell at auction, at the residence Of w. q.
Gary, Esq., who is declining housekeeping, on the
north side Of Leigh street between First and Pou.
shee, on FRIDAY MORNING. March %. 1857, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock, ELEdAsT FURNITURE,
&C., consisting In part OF
WALNUT and MAHOGANY ~BEDSTBADs,
M~ARBLE-TOP CABINETS WARDROBE,
FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS, HOLSTERS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
CANE-SEAT and other CHAIRS,
CLOCKS, LOUNGE sETrES,
BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS,
WASHSTANDS, BASINS and EWBRS,
WINDOW CURTAINS, 0IL-CLoTH,
HAT RACK, STAIR RODS,
A EXTENSION TABLE,
l set elegant PARLOR FURNITURE,
K French plate
MARBLE.TOP CENTRE TABLES,
ETEGRE PICTURES,
DINfNG-RoOH, GAS. and KITCHEN
STOVES,
CgANDELIs Rs and GAS BRACKETS,
KITCHEN FURNITURE, sc.
NH 26 IsBELL K DAVIS, Auctioneers.
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MARRIED,

IN Cairo nj. January 80. 1867, at the residence
Of {. Win,ton, Esq, by Rev. Thomas LyIe; rssto'
Of The Church of the Redeemer, J. q: VII, =
said city, and ADELlA fouso' OF 'u
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Nv Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrson, Auetionssrs'
B.nksr Brokers', and Real Estate Agsn".

nRUsTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
~nncab ON THE WEST SIDE fHkREof :
,prstss in ! esrtain deed OF trust executed y
III subscriber by Lsvis 7. nontsgse and osnsn.
pjehmond Hustfngs Cours, 10 secure the Paynsss
Of nsgc..si: nos: ss.hns date y,. my. NE s ss
s%uetion, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY thsh
dsy OF April, ist7, al II O'Clock A.. y, said R~
petty 10 o occupied BY wsrth. Rs'hean SV''
TEENS: One third Of the purchase money ton
paid In cash the balance 10 BE- paid In three e.
instruments, payable In four. eight. ana 49,
, :Do.es ~. uH 4, u 81 .snsnSs .ss ss1& Jsas
/. i ,s:;I:::: Tor Dc s''ifsiitais'z fll!"
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. the elegant BROWN
II STONE RESIDENCE, owned By B w.
HaxalI. ESQ, situated on franklin between Ef
Second and Third streets. IL Is urnisneqGsh
throughout ia the most superb style; ana nss
tn modern conveniences-large stable cafrisse'
house, &c. :. ~ noytb.
west corner of Franklin and Third streets, tne
tormer residences Of Writ Robinson, deceaseo'
Win ~beantiful grounds attached.
The BRICK TENEMENT on the north sids o.
pranklin between Third aud Fourth streets, now
occupisd by Mr.. J. M. Nowlin. II contains ten
rooms. Kitchen, gas and water. 49,
RpIcK DWELLING on Second between cary
| and Canal streetsr with eleven rooms. Kitchen gas
ana RRISK DWELLING on Clay between Twenty.
18th and Twenty. seventh streets, with seven
rooms, FRAMED DWELLING on Grace street
~ hsYo nd Old Fair Grounds, with twelve rooms,
ILL., az stsb,s, and large lot.
krvgvaIED DWELLING on Leigh street near
I DAVIS brick.ysrd, with four rooms besides
ki steRfGk STORE and DWELLING on Byrd be.
,wesn Tenth and Eleventh streets, with iouf
ro Ssxsrai OFFICES and L0D6ING;RQ9MS, well
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