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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-30
NEW . ITEMs.

Gold closed in New York on Saturday at
1887. .~ =. = - t.15
Hon. E. B. washburne has left Washing
ton foss bis shonedn Illinois.
Gen. schofield is still quite i'll at Fortress
Monroe. Ems ~.s..s 49,.
Colonel Messn1oresto,is.be removed from
his place as Deputy Com missioner of In
terna1 Revenue of Richmond.
The yellow fever is stifi very bad in
New Orleans. Generals Wheaton and Ora
ham are both reported sick with that dis
ease, but were doing well.
The Radicals Of Virginia ctiainii that they
will have at,least SIXTY Of thelohe hundred
and five. delegatesto be elected TO the State
Convention.
The citizens Of Martfnsyilie hayse sddce
ceeded in raising 600 for the Indianapo-
lis aud WILDERNESS Railroad, when Secures
its location Through that plaee.os sasiro -
General Sheridan arrived in New York.
last satpEess Az hysOe'sloef.s ri g9haisns
place tonight.
The recent Rots by Sariba "a part,
sans IN 1t fly ave been suppressed. The
Pope has,tsentn a, slnesssgei foszNapofeon
thanking BIN for, tbs assst1 9t lfafiPalaailv
1t is probable that the trial of JEFF. David
will be considered, in HE Cabinet before
the AttorneyAGenefa gsfves I,fA+fieAA Attor-
ney Chandler any pftieiah adyifes,b ;@oa,
The safe OF Adams Express car was rot-l
bed at seymoua Ind 3 last snsr reiny night
of sl0CO0, while the trafh On the .. d NJ
Railroad was stopping at that place. The
robbers escaped.
The coustttutfoi,aiity Of he Reconstruct
ton i4yvs9is to e-itested i n alabama. s.
+. Rice, an ex-JuCge of Montgomery. I'M
der the late proclamation OF the Presie
dent, made application to the Boafti of
KegistrgsdeInanding the right. TO register,
but was refused. He makes affidavit of
the fact with view OF testing the. matter
in the U. s. Courts. ziy, - -.ss-IafE 20 =
al IA ssll I--- ~ --TEOaT EOgT--s
INDIANA ITEMS.
The Black Crook is drawing a crowded
house nightly at Indianapolis
New corn sold in Sullivan for so cents
per bushel last week. fi- q sT9sea0 hDA
The News Albany papers report a great
deal of sickness in that city at present.
mostly chills and fever.l-a hasloi.cs s-3t.
The residence OF James B.. Foley, exs
Member of congress from the Fonrth Dis
trict, was destroyed by Ere, last Saturday
evening. Loss l4,o0e.s rs aAeI,Ei
Parties are prospecting IN the neighbor-
hood of Brazil with the view of establish
ing glass Ranufac :ory there. The mate
rial for the purpose it is said is quite
abundant.
\ large majority of the RESIDENT free
holders of Logansport have signed petit
ton 20 appropriate seventeen thousand
dollars to securethe location Of the general
machine shops of the Great Eastern Rail-
road at that point.
The work. on the Vincennes aud Indian
apolis Railroad is being pushed forward
with rapidity between Martinsville and
Gosport. It's expected that that par OF
the road viii be completed by the hrstrof
another year. - T te- 1sYA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-30
DIR. A. WEBER

formerly of Hopkinsville, Ry.)
Offers his professional. services TO the citi-
zens of Evansville.
Residence on Third, between Cherry and
Oak Streets.
Office over the Post-Ofiice. [se27 d3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Contractors.

a. City of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until Monday, October l4th. 1857,
for grading the alleys in Block So, Lamasco
NOW city of EvansVille).
By order of the Council.
Lerr Fsc6s A. NJ. McGRIFF. Clerk.
City Clerks Office, September %, 1887.
se2S DIT Union cOpy.l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-30
SOLD

TTAVING SOLD MY ENTIRE IN.
81 terest in the CITY Feed Store to
Mess :. Cross d Murray, beg leave to re-
the patronage so literally extended TO me,
and solicit a continuance of the same to
the new firm. JAMES CR0FTS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-30

& THE Coufiiesr, Of Saturday in its re-
ply to Captain DARLINds address TO
the voters of the County, really yields
all the ground which it had assumed
against him. 1t says that it does not
charge him with receiving any, money
from tbs. County Treasury improperly
or illegally, except the allowances for
keeping the prisoners. of the County
Jail. II This amount. according to the
Curriers' own showing is sc, 653
during the whole of Captain OAR
LING's term of office Of two years.
Thus it appears that thescost OF main
tanning the County Jail in the second
city Of She State, the first in .eemnes
eial Importance, the fifth county In
the State sinr population, isslonly s3ar
326e71 per year We claim that this
is an unanswerable argument in favor
of Sheriff = DARLINGls economical
management of the County Prison.
If it,,has not cost more than this, no
reasonable tax payer will complain.
It!needs no defense That fact is its
own zEyindiuati ten fagains trthes haEee
ofIcorruptien, softion,,aor extrava-
gance..
II Xs5 Capt. DARLING has stated an
We have reiterated, his bills, setting
forth the name of each prisoner, the
time when admitted, how long.con- :.
fined, and every particular relating to
it, are on file in the Auditors office.
and the Jail Register is accessible to
all. THE law fixes the -aHoAwa nces
which are to be made IF Capt. OAR
LING has n1adeGany! illegal or exhe
bitant charges, it can be easily shown
Until this is done it is useless to in
dulge in vague charges and vitupera-
ton. IF there is any fraud in these
allowances 1t is the easiest thing pos
sible to make it apparent. We, chal-
lenge the Coattsr to do it. IF it fails
to do so, it has. by its own admissions,
acquitted him of any fraud -.
The fact is. this sha meless attack
upon Capt. DARLING, made solely to
secure MILLER's election, is such a
transparent trick, and has so COM
pletely failed of its purpose, that
every sensible Democrat sees that it
will inevitably react upon its authors.
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AMONG the multiplicity of willful
misrepresentation with which the
organ of the Vanderburgh Democ-
raey abounds, is the reiterated asser-
ton that the JOURNAL is engaged in
defending fraud and corruption in Ilie
conduct of our county affairs. Every
reader of this paper knows well the
falsityaefsueh charge. We have not
entered upon a defence of any Of the
county officers, against the charges
made in the Courier. except Captain
DARLING He has, made reply to
the Charges against him, which is SO
complete a refutation and so con-
vincing ithat we have, only eechoed
the sentiment of a every bacandid
mansessiin the declaration that he
is fully acquitted Of any. misconduct
or fraud. - Beyond, gthisiAwe have. not
gone. nor was it necessary He Is the
only. officer before the public for re-
election, It is better, in the case of
,the .others,i thatithesepubiic, judgment
be suspended until co1nplete and
thorough Investigation by c8mpetent
and unprejudiced persons be made.
This we have demanded. 1t is not
our purpose to defend the fraud or
misconduetsoSfA any ssublisfoRcsrT Ne
believe that all should be held to a
strict accountability for the, trusts re-
posed IN them BY the people. ~ IS
our earnest hepeqthat all will yGsrde
out of the Investigation as fully vim
dictated as Captain DARLING But if
theyldosnots itwll not be our dsty 70
defend them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20
SDeciaI Notices.
mr. RICHMoNp TRUNK FACTOR,

NJ RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY
Those In want OF we'll. made, durable TRUNKS
can get their supply at factory prices. and at the
same time encourage HOME ESTsRPRIsE. we
keep good assortme mt OF orr own make on hand,
and also make to order such styles AZ the purchaser
may desire, with interior arrangements to suit
their own convenience. Labor Is cheaper mere
than In tho North, aud materials just as cheap as
in the North. The freight and drayage on ordi-
nary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece
30 we save the profit that the northern manuiactu'
rer makes, and the cost OF freight and drayage.
The purchaser can see by the above facts that We
are enabled to sell HOME MADE TRUNKS for
LESS than northern Trucks OF same quality are
sold In this market.
REPAIRING.-W also do all kinds OF REPAIR
ING, when, with a small outlay, you can save the
expense OF buying new ones and while an ola
Trunk will not look as well as new one, yet II
will be Just as strong as a new one. We also nH
LOCKS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF BooIs,
SHOES, and CATERS Of the latest styles and bes'
make, made expressly for u.s. all widths and sizes,
which we are selling much lower than those that
pretend to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
out wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
No. 433 Broad street, corner Fifth,
and No. 9ls Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at No. 4a3 Broad street, corner OF
Finh je lets
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY.
BY 3. Gathright, Auctioneer,

No. l4a3 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.
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By L. A. J. Clopton,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, SO. 81 Twelfth
street, near Franklin


VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY
8PEOPERTY FOR SALE-TWO FRAMED
STORES, WITH DIV SLLlNGS ATTACHED, Oy
THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET go JIu
BETWEEN THIRD AVID FOnRrS SrRE rs, Of
LEASED GROUHD, For SALE At AUCTION -
! will offer for sale on THURSDAY The g-tl DAY or
June. 1881. or the premises, AZ O'Clock L. " the
two FRAMED TENEMEnTS o. above described
now occupied by good tenant. ~ 'aT rents They
are used for the following pnTpo.ss-ouc a. a con.
fectiOraTy, the other a. millinery store. Thl. o.,
considered ole OF the mos desirable locations imr
tho millinery bu-iuess on Broad street.
The lot fronts twcn'y-fiye Zee. On the south si IL
Of Broad street, running back between parallel
lines 100 feet
The ground lease has three years to run from the
18th day OF June, 1901, the purchaser having tie
rig to remove the bui d. Al the expiration 81
the lease. As The party owning the property l. le.
siroUs to sell, persons wishing TO make p'o-
ftabls investment will find II 70 th5.r luters, %
attend the sale.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at six ami
twelve months for negotiable notes, with utstg,.
sided with an approved sndurs'T.
f. 20 b. 4. J. CLUPFON, kuCt'Ouaar
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BY +. A. J. Clopton,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, No. q Twelfth
street, near Franklin.

PaJsR S kEE, THAT DESIRABLE
Il ifPRosTOHT BRICK DWELLING ON THE
SUtTRSfpF OF Franklin, BETWEEN TWRE-
TT-THfRD AND TNENTY-FCUR"H STREETS,
IT AUrTIcN-I will offer for sale at auction on
the premises. on FRIDAY. the 2l>t day OF June,
two story BRlCh DWELLING, rs above described,
now in the occrIYacy OF William Meag her, Ed,
containing ten OsslS, with gas ard water on tho
lot The whole pseUisss are In CON Pete order,
and the ncceraary out houses are on this lot. as
the owner intonGs leaving the city, the property
will be sold without res rye. Parties wishing to
mako a profitable invc-tm-n. I'll Gni II 90 their
In crest to tend the ale. The lot fronts twenty
nix feet on Franklin street, running back between
parallel lines one hlndred feet to an alley nine
feet wide.
TERMS Ono folrth cash balance at eight, s,.-
teen and vouy four months, for negoiaUle notes,
with interest added, aud trust dced to the
deferred payments. The lakes Tor 1851 Ia be paid
by tns purchaser (. 4. J. CLOPrON,
il lid AUCHO1Ger.
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RICHMOND, August 81, 1856

RICHMOND, August 81, 1866.
Dear Sir,-I feel bound to acqusint you OF tn
worst kind Of dyspepsia, which | have been af-
aictsd with for the last five years, which feared
would terminate in consumption. After my ply
.ician became despaired, then was persuaded
to seek relief from Bakers Premium Bitters,
which did, and after the use of the four bottles
purchased Of you, became as well as ever was
in my life. NV doctor remarked 1t had baftied his
skill. Nothing disagreeing with me In my diet.
believe there are remedies for all diseases, but
we all err In yielding to the confidence OF our
physicians Respectfully, WILLIAM b. GooDE.
TO Mr.. E. Baker, Union Hill, Richmond Va.
my l5-ts
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DIED.

Tuesday. 18th instant, at te minutes to o'clock
P. IL. WILLIAM II. LYONS, in the thirty-seven'h
year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from the First Pres
byteran tDr. Moores) church THURSDAY AZ
TERSUON at { o'clock.
In Baltimore. on the 18th instant, after a lorS
ana painful illness, Mrs. MARY CALW LII, IN the
fifty. els hth year Of her age.
On Sunday the 10th instant, little JIMMIE, in,
fan; son OF Angelina and Robert jennings, aged
seven months,
Suffer little chsldren to come unto me, for Of
such Is the kingdom OF Heaven
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Are Clerks Officers =?

The clerks in the various departments
NJ Washington are not officers. The pub
lie instinct long ago reached this conclu-
sion. and without any prompting has deci-
ded that they are merely " ofiice-holders."
II they had been officers this latter word
wonh never have been coined. If they
are officers, then the porters, messengers,
6re.makers, water-carriers, and boot
blacks are also officers; for they are all
alike mere servants Of the heads Of the
various bureaus (who are officers), and
may be removed at any time, for cause or
for no cause. Clerks are, in fact, depend
ants upon the officers Of the Government,
and are no more officers than are the
printers who print this paper its editors
and proprietors. An officer has some sort
oftenure Of ofiice-as, for instance, either for
life, or during good behavior, or for so
many years. But clerk has no such
tenure-he is not appointed for life nor
during good behavior, for he may be re-
moved at any time, no matter how well he
performs the duties Of his position nor for
so many years for the same reason. An
officers duties are defined by law. A clerk
is made to do one thing to- day and another
tomorrow; to change from room to room,
and from one kind of work to another; he
may he a mere copyist to-day, an auditor
Of accounts tomorrow, and letter-writer
the next day.
We hope that General SCHoPIELp, who
has proved himself to be so good lawyer
by his construction Of the reconstruction
acts, will instruct his registers to enroll all
persons who were at one time merely
clerks in Washington or elsewhere, even
though they afterwards engaged in rebel
lion. Governor PEIRPOINT said to us long
ago that clerk was as much an officer as
the man that BACKED a secretary's boots.
and no more. We have no reason to doubt
that General SCHoFIELD will come to the
same conclusion.
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NOTICE.-Proposals (sealed) will be
= = received by, the nndsrsjgned until the FEST
p pnp " JULY NEXT for LEYELLING THE
SohrlflCATloNs on his farm, "Beveille,"
neaa OF Grove road. The work will be paid for as
npiosIsssss, and the whole amount paid when
completed Security given and required.
Je WI JOHN ID. HAMMRRSLEY.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auct'oncers,
Northwest corner Main aud Eleventh streets

TWO VALUABLE BRICK STORES
i AND WE'LINGS, on LOCU.E ALLEY, I Y
SALEAT AUCTION. I'VE wilI,cll at auction. an
the premises, On MONDAY the ?.lh Day Il Juur,
1867, ~ 3 c'oc: =. NJ. tho two BNCk tTutt>
aud DWEbLIEGS situated as above described,
and now occupied by Arraw Smi h. III" l-rs-
ments contain each store and - y room. above
aCd Bichen and aiofe-room, and nay BE- used, s- 10
now j., for hUsiDe.s purrus Hs, or for dwellings
these are substantially built hGDsas, and beiu. .
the very centre ufthe bu. noes portion o. H. city,
must ircreaso I'm valG5 very rarI.Iv.
Terms: one fourth cash the balance 10 iurr,
eight. ard twelve months, for negotiable uO'r.,
interest added, secured by q iru.t deed. The
taxes FOR 1907 to be paid by the purch aser.
GhUBLS Z WILLIAMS.
ie % AUctuUttTs
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ne PEACE RESTORED. RIOTS OVER!

AND
JULIUS sYCLE,
with his polite clerks, continues TO hold forth the
olive branch TO all who want
Dry GOODS
at the following low prices:
DRESS GOODS:
Mozambiques, handsomest designs, 20, 95, and Soc
Lenos and Berages, % and SOC.
Spring Poplins de Sole only s5c.
Lawns, every style and color, only 20 and 2.c.
Embroidered Grenadines, the beat selection in the
city, and all styles OF
DRESS GOODS
ever introduced in the Richmond market.
~ ''' MOURNING GOODS
is now the largest in the city, consisting in part OF
Black Hernanis, Black Berages, 1914 Black Grsna-
dine for shawls-the best and cheapest ever
offered.
!" '''s ''"' WHITE GOODS
am Offering superior Inducements in such arti-
cles as
Pine Cambrics. Checked and Striped Swiss Muslin.
Nainsook, at all prices.
And also a splendid stock Of Irish Linens.
Iwould also call especial attention to my stock OF
Cassimeres, which are especially adapted to This
season Of the year, which / am selling at real
p'' DOMESTIC GOODS
Calico for 10, l2s, and l5c.;
Bleached Cotton, lOc., good article yard wide,
l5c.;
Brown Cotton, l2l. Is, and lsc.-bargains;
Pillow case Cotton;
l0.I Sheeng, and all other sorts OF Dry Goods, at
the lowest prices ever yet heard Of.
The best way to convince yourself is to call
early. JULIUS SYCLE,
9l3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
The following gentlemen would be glad to serve
their friends:
RITTER G. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG,
GEORGE p. BAGBY, GEO. swABACHER.
jel5 JULIUS SYCLE.
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BY Harrison, GOdd!n App-rson, Aucttongsn
and Raal EstAte AHnn.s.

WNEU SrEE'S SALE or BER UTIFUL
/ md HIGHLY-lwPR0VED FApM az SIX.
TY-FnUR AND A HALF ACRES, F,UR Nils
BELOW RICHMOND, on TIE NEW MARKET
ROAD.-As surviving trustee In a certain deed ot
trust from william Robinson, dated ION Juno,
1865. daily recorded I'm Henrico County Court, [
shall IN execution thereof proceed 10 soil II p-h'
lie auction. on too premises, on ~ s,DAY the ..h
Of June, 1851 st O'Clock r. 81, II fair II not, the
first fair day thereafter, the rs2l estate puy.y.I
by said deed, consisting OF a TRACT OF LA|U
containing slTty-fOur and hall acras, ADJOINING
the lands Of hcs.rs. George Turner, J. T. larhe,
and oth-rs. On this tract there are ample bulit.
ngs for The nee Of the place. The dwelling, CON.
ALONG tea rooms, was planned by waller =.
West architect {; Is a very.hHuisOmo one, and Is
covered with slate The drawing OF the bli!iirE
can b. seen ri the Office OF the auction-ers. Thu.
Is beautiful and attractive farm and the land lies
remarkably well, and has recently been lined.
TEVNs: Enough in cash 10 dsfray expense, 81
sale and to pay off q bond for 81, go with Int.
rest from the date OF tho said deed As 10 TIE
residue Of the proceeds OF sale on such term. 90
the said Robinson shall pre- crtJe snd direct or
In of hi failure 10 give sach direction, gheH
al such tim as the trustee, ~ the hour Of sale,
SHAH deem most expedisnt The taxes for lss' 10
be paid by the purchaser
10 10 EATON NANCE, Sury wing Tru'tes.
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BE- TO FAMILIES.

Re TO FAMILIES,
PICNIC PARTIES,
and all who love pure article Of
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price of $50 per gallon
Determined to keep pace with the age in my bu
sness, and to serve my old patrons and the public
with the best Of everything in my line at the
smallest profit, have this day reduced the price
OF my
SUPERIOR ICE CREAMS
to $3.50 per gallon, and respectfully invite the at
tenton OF families, parties, pic mics, etc., to this
reduction, with the assurance that all orders will
be filed with promptness and fidelity.
Send in your orders to
ANDREW ANTONI,
HOS south side of Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange Bank.
lie 3-2m
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctlon6eT5,
Northwest corner Main ana Eleventh streets

TRAMED HOUSE AND LOT O.
Il NENABLg sTREET AT AUCTl OE.-Oa
SATURDAY, ?2i June, at o'clock p. NJ, W. W.
and LOF formerly owned by Michael irwin.
situated on the south side of Ncuahlc strait fror'.
Ing 80 feet and running back abou, 90 feet '"l.a
prOpertyof q. A. StreCker. Tie house ha, four
rooms, with kitchen Of two rooms.
TERHs One third cash b dance 40 three aIl
six months for notes with Interest added.
GRUBbS X WlILIiNS.
ie 20 huCtlUUutrs.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VaLUARIp
l. TRACT o? FOUR HUNDRED AID NM
FIVE ACRES or LAM, IN CHAELES CIV
CoUHTY,. ABOUT SIXTEEN MILES BsL't.w
RICHMOND. MAR TO CHICK AHOgiyy
SWAMI, AND SEVEN MILES FROM IN.
RlYRR, INCLUDING EXCELLENT STEAM S.W
MILL AND ENGINE THBHEHN Wy yirtas ., T,
deed Of trust executed 70 the subscribers by ~ r.,
liam II. Alderdice, bearing date 18th JunS Lac
duly recorded inthe Charles City County Cour,, W.
snail, in execution Thereof, proceed % sell AZ Urs
lie auction. on the premises, on wEDNE,DAY Ws
10th Of July. 1851, at ~ o'clock NJ, II FAIR. /. M.
the hrst fair day thereafter, he above yalusl
TRACT OF Land, containing '!25 acres, knosI
as the Quarter Tract or Forrest Hill inslrdtng /,
valuable STEAM SAW MILL and ENGINE
thereon. being tbs same properly conveyed "a the
said hlderiice by James VI. Haine- aud wife by
deed bearing even date with the SAID trust deed
The deed requires cash sale, bat by writ n
consent n the parties the terms will be one four b
cash balance 1t six, twelve and eighteen month,
FOR negotiable notes interest added, red By A
trust deed. The taxes for 1897 to be paid By he
purchaser w. GODnlN,
J. l.. APPE.SO
ie2O riu.,.s.
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YRUsTEE's SALE OF REAL AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
i PERSONAL PROPRRTY.-By virtue OF deed
OF trGst sXs cuted 10 me by Isaac ". Cole, bearing
date eth February 1865, aud duly recorded In the
clerks Office of the Halifax County CONT being
thereto requested. shall expose for sale az public
auction on the l!h day OF june, 1907, IN me town
the following real and personal prOperty-vi1.,
certain LOT In the town Of Seadsyiils eontainir
TWO ACRES, with a handsome DWELL 3, q and
other neces airy buildings thereon: also, the
usual HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
including one exeellent flhSO-FORTE.
THOMAS HATCHER, Trustee.
The above sale will be made for the payment OF
4 debt due by negotiable note for Sl.Ov0, which
note Is subject TO q reduction OF $500 the amount
due being $500 with Interest from 2'h April 1906
The real estate will be sold subject TO the dover
right OF Mrs. Isaac N. Cole.
je 10 L. HATCHER, Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until TU ESDAY the
2sth instant. 7. HATCHER,
ie ll-swtds Trustee.
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yGREATDECLINEIN PRICES.-Chea

BE GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES.-Cheap-
est Dry Goods in the City Tremendous Sacri-
fees Great Excitement at ISAAC SYCELS'S, No.
3Ol, corner of Third and Broad streets. have just
opened my fourth supply of summerGoods. can
give all who call great bargains Splendid quality
Mozambiques, Is, 90 and 25c. : Embroidered Gre
nadines, only Csc, very cheap: Black and Colored
Alpacas at IS and SOC, worth Soc. Black Silk Sl25
worth pieces Calico, fast colors, only l2lc.
Bleached and Brown Cottons, Q, 10, and l21c; good
yard wide, l5c.; New York mills, only 25c. lo-i
Bleached shee;ing, only sec; P. c. Cotton, full
width, only Csc: Linen Drill and Cashmere, for
men and boys wear, 2Oc. and upwards Irish
Linen 3Oc and upwards; 500 Shirt Bosoms To- Is, 90,
and ESQ., very low Corsets &c., 81, and ST. each;
Hoop Skirts, csc. and upwards 20 dozen Hair Nets
at Sc per piece: White Marseilles 3oc. and up
wards Nansook Muslin, 3oc. and upwards; White
Swiss, 2Oc.. very cheap; large lot of Ladies' and
Children's Hose aud Gloves, very cheap; Dress
Buttons Jet and Rombazine. l5c. per dozen, worth
Soc; Parasols, &c. and upwards. Call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing elsewhere
ISAAC sYCELS,
No. 3Ol Broad street,
lie IL corner of Third street.