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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-09-10
WooDsFIEID MONROE COUNTY OHIO. SEPTEMBER 10 1867
ence, is all that remains for you to de

lence, is all that remains for you to de-
eide.
Again in speech at Albany, Oct, IL,
1855, Mr.. Seward said:
Slavery is not and never can be, per-
petual. 1t will be oyerthrown either
peacefully and lawfully under this Con-
stitution, or it will work the subversion
of the Constitution, together with its
own overthrow. Then the SLAVEHULD
ERS WOULD PERISH IN THE
STRUGGLE.
p Again, in his speech in the Senate,
March IL, 1850 Mr.. Seward threatens the
South with "civil war" Unless they eman-
lcipate their slaves. He said:
When this answer shall be given, it
will appear that the question Of dissolv-
ing the Union is complex question, that
embraces the fearful issue whether the
Union shall stand, and slavery, under
the steady, peaceful action of moral, So
cial and political causes, be removed by
gradual, voluntary effort, and with COM
peusation or 8hether.the Union shall be
| ldissolved, and civil war ensue, bringing
on violent but complete and immediate
emancipation. We are now arrived at
that stage when that crisis can be fore
seen-when We must foresee it. 1t is
directly before us. It's shadow is upon
US.
In plain words, Mr.. Seward says to the
South: You can have union and the grad
ual emancipation of slavery, or you shall
have disunion, civil war, and immediate
emancipation This, In plain English,
was his proposition.
THE HIGHER Law.
Still later in 1860, at Boston, he bold
ly proclaimed:
What commentary upon the history
Of man is the fact that eighteen years
after the death of John Quincy Adams
the people haze for Their. standard bearer
Abraham Lincoln, contsssiny The oblga-
tion Of the.higher laao ,ohich the Sage of
Quincy proclaimed, and contending for
areal or qoee, for life or death an the IRE
presSible Conflict 6etween freedom and
Slavery. I desire only to sag that zoe are
IN the last stage of the conflict before the
great triumphant iaaugmatios Of tsis
policy into the Government Of the United
States.
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NEEInENTS IA BLLLE

Hon. Thaddcus Stevens, of Pennsyl-
yauia, is expected here on the I'd Of July.
A letter received from him yesterday con
tainS information to this eject Washing
ton Chronicle.
1t was confidently asserted in high poll
teal circles yesterday that General Sneri-
dan is TO be removed at FdSh"9-
ton Republican.
We don't believe it,
The Philadelphia Inquirer says "that Il
the Attorney. Generals opinion Is 'a'o' then
Congress had better burn the reconStruc-
ton act" Lord Mansfield once said the
same thing to Dunniug. "lf that is law
slid tnn angry man, 81 will go home and
burn my books" "No, no, my lord" saic
the sharp barrister, don't do that, but &c
home and read them"
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KIcHMOYD, Auguft q, 1865.

KIcHMOYD, August q, 1865.
Dear sir,--I feel bound to acgu"lnt you OF the
worst Kind OF dyspepsia, which l have been az
fic,el with for the last five years, which feared
wonld terminate In consumption. Alter lay lhy-
ician became despaired, then was persuaded
70 seek relief from Bakers Premium BitieT7,
which did, and after the use OF the four bottles
purchAsed OF you, became as well as ever was
in nv life. NV doctor remarked 1t had bafied his
skill Nothing dlsagreeing with me In my diet.
believe there are remedies for all diseases, but
we all err in yielding to the confidence OF cur
phvsicians. Respectfully, WILLIAM b. GoopE.
TO Mr.. Z. Bukcr, Union Hill, Richmond, Va
my lE-.g
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correspondence Of the Aiehmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, June %, 1867.

Jullc 80, '''''
To use not extraragant figure Of
spcech, 1t would seem that the elements are
conspiring to blast the hopes of the farmer.
During brief visit Of few days some
forty or fifty miles into the country, in a
southcrly direction, your correspondent
found the whole land dclugcd by repeated
heavy rains, intcrrupting all agricultural
operationS. while crops Of every descrip-
ton were in a t'lamentablc condition.
The wheat was standing dead-rip in the
field, waiting, and, indeed suffering, for the
scythe, only small portion having been
harvested; and, strange TO say, even this
smaA portion was standing in dozens" in
the field, without any Gaping to protect
the sheavcS from the rain. They are there
fore saturated with water, and in this cX-
tremcly sultUy weather it may well be
feared that most of the grains will Sprout.
And not alone the wheat in shocks, but
that which is uncut also. Such a disaster
happens so rarely that farmers are not suf-
ficicntly on their guard to provide against
it. As rule, however, farmers should not
omit TO stack their wheat as fast as it is
cut, especially if allowed to get fully ripe.
Ii may even bc cut between showers, and
~ boo,;n 'ro 80 ,horo ahncid ~" h ua"Sn 81,
$3.50, ,'',e w = -, ,',C,'' " o." ~"
n@'u, al sl.oI' wal 'i'I ",'e' IL" u"s >,
'"o s'"'Ns may oo oPsneu 'o' Ill HouI u,
wv" on u'S uaS, ana inc 'eh"enc! 10 neat
VII! 10 arrested Aho'her pFeveh.iVe
against INJURY rom we. 20 ~ Polit 'No
uoIenS ne"'S, anu TooC' r ',o,. "i'' AZ b.
,""' - - :" La ,rn("rrnS r. hi, sbonII
aos ,, ov W ~ ~ dny rormar who !. sill de-
inycd in E,rvr,finr il is earnestly snr-
rc.,c1 - hin, IN Sdont tho Man rccom-
S,ocnde1 !, i also crraIIv annIicahIe r.
no+s ,,t;cL oro ,,oro ou;chIr yno;Ied nv
n',b,n wnnlt
!, :. ,cl.royyloa,,,d y, oil hands that tLo
..ta.. S.,., ,,,[9,d o,,a a,d tLn aro;,, ~
,,nst avcoi,,,,, iii, Tbat arr n"rt;on
80 !, sb,,,Id no,,i 49, ~, hr won, IF ,rn.
...,;I INV ,,,,Il -, 5G,,i'raLIa indaaJ
~ $500 49," w., ,bn oonntv of
C noO',;Ii,o ~ ',a '' Ln , t%n war
,ha ,,,r,t;,s, 80 tLo S,,;o Roth tnhoccn
on5 co,om ,rcr" nrod%ced in orrc onantio
t;aS ard No soil i admirably adanted 10
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Real Estate for Sale.

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RES
v .TDgNCg ON CANDLES HILL, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF BYRD BBTWEss THlRD AND
FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE.-We ofer for
sale that very valuable BRICK TENEMENT 10
Gated as ab owe, now in tho occupancy OF Mr. Z. 5.
Ferney hougb. II contains ten rooms, besides am.
pie accommodations for servants, exec lent stable,
and carriage house. The front yard IL hand
somsly improved, and the garden contains u doc
parcel Of fruit trees, and the whole premises are
remarkably well arranged for the comfortable &C.
c ammoda ion Of q large family. AS summer re-
sidsnce u has many attractions. IL commands a
lovely view Of James river and the surrounding
HARRISON, GoDDIE &APPBRsoy.
Ia 9T3t Auctioneers.
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NE RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY

NE RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY
Those in want Of well-made, durable TiUNkS
can get their supply at factory prices and az the
same time encourage HOME EHTRSPRIEB. We
keep good assortment of our own make on hand,
and so make TO order such styles the purchaser
may desire, with interior arrangements to suit
their own convenience. Labor Is cheaper here
than in the North, aud materials Just as cheap as
in the North The freight and dr5yagc on Ordi-
nary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece !;
so we save the profit that the northern manuiaCtu-
rer makes, and the cost Of freight and drayaGe.
The purchaser can zee by the above facts that we
are enabled to sell HOME MADE TRUNKS for
LESS than northern TRUNKS OF same quality are
sold IN this market.
REPAIRING We also do all kinds of REP AIR
ING, when, with small outlay, you can save The
expense OF buying new ones and while an old
Trunk will not look rs well as q new one, yet II
will be Just as strong as new one. We also NIX
LOCKS and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply of BOOTS,
SHOES, and GAlTERS of the latest styles and best
make made expressly for us, all widths and sizes,
which we are selling much lower than those that
pretend to sell cheap. Cur SHOES are made with
out wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS & BRO,
No. 433 Broad street, corner Fifth,
and No. 9l0 Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at No. 433 Eroad street, corner of
Filth. j. Its
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, IN

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, IN
Y CHESTERFIELD COUNTY I'm pursuance Of
A decree OF the County Court Of ChestcrheId coun-
ty made on the 10th gay of June 1867. in The suit
Of Archer Dyer and James A. Clarke against VII.
liam gurcron and others, | shall offer for sale at
public auction, upon ths premises on ShTUhDA1
the 18th day of une, 1857, atl2 NJ. ONE HUNDRED
NINErY-sI AND ONh-F URTH ACRtS +
LAND, in Chesterfield county. being the same land
whereof JAMES Furcron died ssized and possessed.
The said land is composed OF two adjoining tracts
one OF one hundred AND eleven and one-fouIth
acres, the other OF eighty i've acres 10 ten miles
from The city Of Richmond, one aud hslf miles
from the Falling Creek turnpike, three miles from
the Midloth ian Pits, and two miles from the hich.
mond and Danvlie railroad. 8 large portion Of
the land Is heavily moered, and Of easy access 10
market.
There is a comfortable DWELLING and the
usual out buildings upon the premises; Tbs ieet
simple of the said land will be sold subject 10 the
widows dover OF thirty three acres
Terms: One fourth cash balance In four. elsht,
and twelve months Bonds or negoti able notes
will be required Of The purchaser, and lille re-
JAMES A. CLARKE,
e. la-3,avtds Commissioner.
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ByA.Y. Stokes & Co., Auctioneers,
Corner of Fifteenth aud Cary streets.


GROCERIES AT AUCTION. - We
" will sell on FRIDAY the 18th instant at 10
O'Clock A. Nj, a large and well sssored stock OF
GROCERIES, In part consisting OF
30 barrels Refined sugars,
80 bags prime Bio Coffee,
30 bags iair Rio Coffee
100 barrels hyrups-various grades, from isir TO
prime;
Is hogsheads Bacon Shoulders and Sides,
Is tubs Lard,
100 barrels halifax Herrings.
20 barrels Mackerel,
rs barrels North Carolina Hsrrlngs.
loo boxes Soap,
so dozen BrOOms,
49, barrels Flour.
so dozen Market and Fancy Baskets,
100 kits MaCkeTel,
with a great variety of other goods.
Will be added to the above sale,
l5V half barrels Halifax HerriDgs In hand.
come packages. ~,
A. Y. STOKES & co.
Ate o'clock VI. we will sell ONE LIGHT CAR
Rage, for one or two horses can be seen at our
ie?5 A. Y. STOKES * co.
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BY Paine h Co., Auctioneers'
NJ ,oos Main s,reet opposite tn post ofice.

,I,RUsTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
uABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS At AUC-
TiON In pursuance OF the requirements OF the
idsd Of trrst executed on the 18th day OF June,
e James Pfdn me sPG on TSco OF sfch In
r o,1 al ali prorasd TO cell all and singular the
Ger ain stock Of DRY GOODS conveyed by SAID
daed, and for the purposes therein disclosed
,aii dTv goods store The sale Of the said stock
will ID lad at No 900 Broad street, In the city OF
Richmond, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK A N. On
TTpys. Ali sums under 800, cash under 5000,
thirty days: over that amount, sixty days credit
III OPP =. q. BAYLY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PAINE 4 Co., Auctioneer'.
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100 BARRELS PEACH-BLDW PO-
lNNj TATOES, landing from s'ea uers Hatyers
and Niagara HUIbT KING,
ia Fourteenth street above Main.
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RI BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-BATCHE-

LOIS HAIR DYE.-Ths splendid HAIR DYE Is
the best in the world The onlytrue and perfect
dye-harmless reliable, instantaneous. No dis
appointments no ridiculous tins. Natural black
or brown: remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes ::
nvgorates the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LOE. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided Sold by all druggists and perflmers.
Factory 81 BARCLAY street, New York. Beware
of 4 counterfeit. je IL
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AuctiO7, Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
Nv Harrison, Goddin & Apperson. Auctiones"
and Real Estate Agents.

VERY HANDSOME RESIDENCE,
Y oNTHB NORTH SIDE ~ MARs lsM r Sh
s"THtT ttiCTION AT the request OF the owner
90 sb ali sall at auction on thu premises, on fhi
DAY the gsh June 1907 At 1GSeSke ,.cais5 as
nsa. "' - N ihs occupancy OF Mr.. A. b. GOOD
man. man The dwelling contains eight rooms. WITH
front yeIandah. rear portico, bath. room, o.. a..
he and carrisgs-h house, and the whole prem, sss
IN nsIf.ct order having recently been thoroughly
raRodelisd and repaired The 10y mas iront b o.,
ave IseH garden to the east OF the dwelling, and
Handsomely set in shrubs h9weIs craze , x!nses
a aniiamcs Possession given in few days.
'e TEsMs: one third Cash balance at =; 3 and
70 months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
- ~" ~ a tru.t deed The taxes and insurance
.S ,ss7 ~ no pnid by the purchaser.
.. Aucioneers.
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NOR RENT, two new thre7.stOry
= BRICK HOUSES, with STORES, just bra
comp etrl, on Front street, Rockets. t;;S
ie is.lw II. w. TYLER.
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By 3. Cook, Auctioneer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C.,
Ill AT AUCTION .-Or FRIoAY, the 2s;h in.
slant, at 10 o'clock, will sell at my store very
good assortment Of FURNITURE, embracing
One Oiled Walnut Chamber suite, with Hair
and Spring Mattresses;
Cne Cottage Chamber Suits, complete:
Mahogany and Cherry Wardrobes,
Mahogany md Walnut Extension Tables,
Mahogany Parlor and Spring bottom Chairs,
Marble top Washstands.
Centre Tables Card Tables,
New Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
New Wood seat Chairs, different patterns;
Sofas, Lounges, Carpets,
Floor Oilcloth,
window shades.
RefrigeratCrs, Watar-C Coolers, &c, &c.
te27 E. X. COOK, Auctioneer.
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BY Harrison. Goddin Apperson, Auct!oneer'
and Real Estate Agents.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND IN HEN

TWO TRACTS OF LAND IN HEN,
RAILROAD. six MILES BELOW Richmond,
AND ONE on THE NEW CENTRAL ROAD,
FOUR MILES BELOW RICHMOND ALSO, Az
EXCELLENT Fsg1 IN CHaRLhS CITY GOUN E:
TY, ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE NILES nELuW
RIGHMOSD, FOR SALE AT AuCIiVN,-N - ~,
M0ND,Y the LIST Of July. 1897, at ~ o ct9ck N
being court day. the following tracts OF IanIE
W. 7ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY .SLN sN
kND A HALF ACRES At FAIR OAKS STATION,
on both sides Of the York River railroad extend
ing from the Williamsburg to the Nine-i mile Toad
use OF the place. The soil for the most par', II II
excellent quality, and being 80 iavoraDly situated,
should attract the attention of persons wanting
small tract OF land. 49, ,.,rr,D AVN
After which, will be sold ONE HUNDRED ALL
THREE AND A EALF ACRES OF EXCELLENT
LsND on the east side OF the New Central road
four miles bslow Richmond, adjoining the lahuS
of Me,sr~ Thomas s Pleasan's and oiherr' ana
well located for market garden or dairy larn, az
it is bounded on the north by a running stream:
on WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1907, on ths pro-
misea ar o'clock p NJ, the FARM in Charles
EON formerly owned by tho late Or. Peter +
Cav now occupied by Mr.. Jones, containing wv
acres OF which Their" Is an ample supply Oh "nI'
and timber for the use of the place, Ihe pullu-
ings though somewhat out on repair yer "Lr cv,m'
fortahIe for the accommodation of large family.
The dwelling contains ten room, besides an once
in the yard barn, stable. an excellent orchard ana
garden Tho yard is filed with shrubbery ana
TERws: One. fourth cash; balance at four, eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes: lnt1-est
added. secured by trust deed. Taxes for l'b1 to
be paid by the purchaser. rr,o.
HARRISON, GODDlN 81 APPERSOH,
ie2s Auc'ioneer3.
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Editors Of The dispatch;

Editors Of The Bispatch;
Your paper is well circulated among the
employees Of the nail mandatory at this
place. Believing you to be anxious that
every Nirgiuian who can cOnscien,iouSly
do so should register his name, thus en-
abling him to vote at the approaching cleo
ton, We desire YOU to inform Us when and
where We Shall register our names.
By iuquiring into this matter, and giving
Us the necessary information in your to-
morrow's issue, you may he the means of
securing many votes which may be other
wise lost TO Us, and which will swell the
Radical vote in the same proportion.
RESIDENTS OF BELLE ISLE.
The whole Of Belle Isle is included in
the new city limits, and its residents must
register in the Fifth District. The time
and place Of registering in that district
have not been fixed, but will be announced
in the Dispatch in a few days.-EDIToRs
DISPATCH,
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lust RECEIVED, 20 hogsheads Of
- prime SIDES and SHOULDERS, Co
ipB A. Y. SIthkS w.
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NOR RENT, the ESiDENCE on the
II southwest corner If Clay aud Second -
streets. containing .ighf "rt"n rooms There l.!E
is II brick kitchen with three rooms, and gas Ia
and water on the premises. '2'-ts
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY.
BY @. w. Willis, Auctioneer,
No l4i5 Main street.

DAwNBROKERS STOCK AT AUG
TIoN.-wtll be sold at auction, a. my store ore
No las Main street, commencing ats O'CLOCK H.
= nd n.u..,. pp,ny.M,rg CLoTHTTG, consisting
Of COATS, PANTS, and VESTS;
DRY GOODS,
WArCpFS,
JEWELRY, &c. =, vpIDIY
The above sale will be continued on fhlpAi
ana : Al En- uN''' q. W. WILLIS,
ikSsn' N"'H' Auctoneer.
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison. Goddin 4 Appsron, Auctionesn
and Real Estate Agents.

REAL ESTATE AT
v THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD
AVID EfGBTEENTH STREETS FOR SALE At
AUCTION. VIII be sold at anGtion; on the prem.
ses, IN MONDAY The LIST Of July, 1887, at o'clock
p M the following valuable RgAL ESTATE, To-
Gated az above, fronting forty four feet on EiBh.
tenth street, running back eighty;tw2, irss on
watch stan Ia three or four FRAMED TEsEnbsis
now renting for 500. so per month.
Also, the VALUABLE LOT In rear OF the above,
fronting so feet on Broad street, running Dsck
1870 feat having thereon rome old buildings, and
now renting for fifteen dollars per month.
The foregoing real estate Is regarded very Vaiua'
TrRas: One fourth cash balance 1T four, eight,
nd twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by tIrst deed.
HARRISON, G0DDia APPEHsON,
"a o. k:ctiOneers.
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Inst. StrGued, and EO'tnd.

STOLEN, on Tuesday night, from my
= stable in King william county, at ~
Ferry Farm, two miles from Ha9ovsr %~5N
HORSE nearly blind about eight years Old, with
a black or dark name and tell. Ee had the
scratches on both hind legs, the fetiocks being
Y, ~ long. There are sears inside his ears IRON
cutting out the .obs He is title Tin in r'oing
1t staring off will pay $40 for the horsC and $50
iOr the discovery OF the Thief. . - ..,,,o,,
ia 2T-2tk King William county.
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SDeci0L Notices.

nN NOW Is YOUR CHANCE TO SECURE
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
ever offered in this city by calling THIS WEEK
ut JULIUS sYCLE's. el3 Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth Owing TO the scarcity OF money,
I am selling off my entire stock Of DRY GOODS at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Be sure TO call
early, II you do not wish to miss such rare bar
gains as
ve'y fine Dress Goods, only 2oc.
Engi.h Berage, 3oc very cheap;
Mogambiaues, only 2Oc., sold a week ago for 3oc. ;
Spring Poplins, only 3cc., the handiomest pat
terms;
French Organizes, choicest designs. only 2sc.:
Fine Lawns, 2os. worth eoc.;
Alpaeas, Delaines, &c, at half their worth.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this department am Offering greater induce
mnnts than any one else, a. will be seen by my
price let
Calico, 10, l?,. and lsc., tho best quality;
Bleached Cotton only lOc.; extra good, yard-wide,
only l5c.;
Brown Cotton, l9I, Is, and lie. the best
Shifting Stripes, only l2c. YARD,
Bed Tick, full width, only 2'c
and all other goods selling at the prices o! 'hi'
season. In my "
7 am selling the greatest barg AIMS IN Iao'e u"
mask. Table Cloths. Napkins, Towels, Linen ana
Cotton Diaper, Marselles 0uilts' oouh'e'pAH'''
&C., &c ,,..
All the above goods are selling off very rapidly
and If you wish to supply yourself call early on
"''N JULIUS SYCLB,
el3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
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INEN DOLLARS REWAhD.-LOst
A on Sd June, a .mau GOLDEN M AGE Of IA
NUDE FEMALE. The owner will give ten dol
lars for its recovery il left at the Di$Pdtct Of
nee ~9j-3t"
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BY Lyme Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers
corner Of Fifteenth and Franklin streets.

C,IXTEEN BUILDING LOTS, ON o
c1E ASp 4Ep tTNTffIfR"TSf TaIR6 sTgEETS, JUST
OUTSIDE or THE NEW CORPORATION LIN;
public ancrior, at the request OF the owner, on
TUESDAY, 25th day Of June. 1887, commencing
EtGurIHTS, on q street between Thirty second
and Thirty third street. fronting SO feet each.
running back $50 feet to an ALLY; and EIGHT
LOTS, on Z street between Jhllty second ana
Thirty.thtrd streets fronting each 50 lre running
back $50 feet to an alley.
The bove property will be sold a. whole. or
divided into lot, To suit purchasers. Persons OF
limited means desiring to purchase lOts would do
well to attend.
TERMS On day al sale. ~
POSTPONEMENT.- Tho above sale Is postponed
until THURSDAY, Juns 81 at The same hour;
ie26 bl Nd bh'l Hbh.
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By Harrison, 6oddin Apperson, Auetioneer'
and Real Estate Agents.

H-Fw COTTAGE RESIDENCE, O IN
n rup NORTH SIDE OF JACKSON STREET
near TT TO ADAMS STREET, Fox SALE At AUC'
TiOY. viii be sold 1t auction, on I.s tns
p n the new FRAME COTTAGE RbslDE1HMun
located az above opposite The grocery s'o fro nj and
Ahern, containing four rooms, 9e sia, HUN
rsor rnrti .oes and cOok-rOom and closet. a
Tprys: One-third cash balance NJ ioaI hl'
,lpt months for NJ gotiable notes. Interest anaed
secured bya trust deed. The taNoS ioi -''' ~ w
PAID ny IHIAREiSoN, GoDDIN & APPERsos..
10 2s a uoto --
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THREE VERY DESIRABLEBUIID-
| ING LOTS FOR SALE At iUCT1nN.-We
will sell ~ public auctiO, TIL KSDAI, eth OF
.Jnna. 1871. at O'Clock T. NJ two very dssirt ble
Br'ILDING LOTS, corner Tweniy--jXih and "
streets fronting 80 feet EACH running back lS2 fee.
Also LOT on Twenty fourth between Leigh
and NJ strcats. fronting 50 feet running back l25
TERNs: At sale LYME s. BROTHER,
IL 20 kucOnesrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-27
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BY j. ". JOChS'
.rciIoneer ard Commission Merchant
serenth street between Brosd and Marshall
AND OTHER GOODS
II ar AUCTION. THURSDAY tho 2lth IN.
Govt at 10 O'Clock, / will sell at my store very
SSt".i,aabIs assortment Of FURNITURE, &c, con-
sisting OF corr,cr o,d o,bsr Red
STEADS, -
waRDR0BRs, CABINETS,
M.RBLR!T0PP, WALNUT, and MAHOGANY
TABLES.
WALNUT DlNANS,
spRiNG SEAT, WALNUT, and MAHOGANY
c,SgsnS WooD. SEAT CHA1Rs,
I handsome CHAMBER SUIT, c,eps
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY Booh'0AoE''
REFRIGERATOR, nearly new
WASHSTANDS,
FEaTHER pillows and holsters,
NFW HAIR M,TTRESSES,
SHUCK MATTRESSES.
To-. FLOOR OILCLOTH,
DRY GOODS,
SHOES, &c, &c. =, coc,-p ,,.,,.,,oor
Goods received up to hour of sale. le 2o-N