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According to a recent report from Jamaica,
OF l28, ,S33 persons who attended religious wor.
ship In 1861, S6,SO0 belonged to the Established
Church, and 92,033 to other denominations,
Viz.;-Wesleyans 81, 75O Baptists, 26, 4e3 (2I per
cent?; Presbyterians, 1866; MOraVians, $3.50;
London Missionary Society, 67eO; Roman CathO-
lies, is7Oi American Missions, 775; Jews, 800;
and the Church Of Scotland, 400,
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An Illicit Lover Shoots the Corset of
Another Mans Wife, and Fatally
Shoots Himself.

MANCHESTER, N. H., January A.-A tragedy
occurred in this city last evening which has
caused considerable excitement. 1t appears that
young man named Hatch formerly a saloon
keeper, some time since became euamored of a
Mrs. Batcheder, residing on Mount Pleasant
street, and whose husband is living in Boston.
His affection was unrequited by Mrs. Batchel-
der, and of course she could not crafty his
desire TO marry him, The hopeIessness of
his guilty passion seems to have unsettled his
reason, and during bis paroXysms of despair
he on several occasions threatened to Kill
the object OF his adoratIon. Little attention,
however, was given to his threats, but
the sequel shows that he was in earnest. About
6 O'clock last evening Mrs. Batchelder and a
Mrs. Davidson went to the room OF the former,
and while one of the women was engaged in
putting some wood in the stove, Hatch entered
the room with revolver and fired upon Mrs.
Batchelder. The bali struck steel stay III her
dress, and glanced off without doing injury,
though the weapon was aimed at her heart.
Mrs. Batchelder and Mrs. Davidson then made
their escape from the room, whereupon Hatch
placed the muZZle of the pistol at his own
breast, and shot himself through the lungs.
The wound is a mortal one. The doctors who
were called to attend Hatch state that he has
been insane for some time past.
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THE GRAVEL.

rho gravel ensues from neglect or improper treatment
Of the kidneys These organs being weak the water is
not expelled from the bladder but allowed to remain
u becomes eyelsh and sediment FORMS 1t is from this
deposit that stone is IOrmed and gravel ensues.
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SouT OR RHEUMATISM.

YGu occurring IN the loins is indicative OF the above
dissa ases. They occur in persons disposed to acid
stomach aud chalky cOncretions.
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DROPSY

lie collection water in some parts Of the body, and
bears different according to the parts affected,
viz when generally diused the body it is called
Anasatca; when OF the abdomen Ascites when of the
chest, Hydrothorax
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FRANCE.
Empty Airs at a Grand Dinner.

Empty Airs at Grand Dinner,
PARIS, January l6-M. Theirs Is about to
give grand dinner TO the opposition, the
0rleanist and Democratic Deputies having
united.
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ROME

The American Churchtsts Put Outside
the Papal Pale.
LONDON, January l6.-A Florence letter, pub
lshed in the Times this morning, says that
General King, the American Minister at Rome,
has been invited to remove the American Church
outside the walls of that city. General King
has complied, and will rent villa for that
purpose.
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PEsTH January l6.-The Hungarian Diet has
agreed to NJ. Deak's address, condemning the
patent lately issued for the reorganization of
the army. The vote was nearly unanimous.
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ITALY.

The Annual Deficit of the Treasury.
FLORENCE, January l6-The budget of Italy
shows deficit OF over ls9, OeO, 600 OF hres.
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LIVERPOOL, January l6--Noon.-The Cotton
market opens steadier, and the sales will pro-
badly aggregate 1000 pales. Middling uplands,
14Rd.
LONDON, January l6 - Noon.-The Money
market Is quiet and unchanged. Consols 81 for
money.
American securities are generally unaltered.
Erie Railroad shares, however, open at a slight
advance, the current quotation being As.
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HUNGARY.

Vote of the Diet on the Reorganization
of the Army,
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NJ. THEIRS TO GIVE A DINNER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-23
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE AT T0HTHEAST GnRS E XIX
OF franklin AND BIGHTEEaTH STREETs,
IN THR CITY OF RICH MrSD.-By virtue OF
ICED OF trust executed to III. subscrloer beaIinG
date on the It'll December 1868 du y recorded In
RIchmond Hastings Court in deed book 80 A. page
54s shall. in cution thereof proceed to sell AZ
public auction o. the premises, In the ORDER 40.
vertis.d on sATUKD & the 18th Of September, at
o'clock NJ, If fair If not, on the hr.t lar Gay
thereafter Sunday excepted all the right, title,
and Interest of thu grantor (oeing pefourth part
ir IL rea! estste therein conveyed which by the
renort of the Commissioners of the Chaucsry Court
recently made ina sub divi.iPn thereof consists, 1T
northeast corner of Franklin AID Eighteenth
streets, with two brick tenemsnts Their on, each
fronting twenty feet and running back ninety
feet. .
Also. ONE LOT on the east side OF Eighteenth
street thirty two and one half by sixty nix feet
near t:.e above lots, on which there Is framed
tenement; or so much to ereof as may be somclens
to safety The provisions of said trust deed
The deed re- uires cash sale; but 1t is probable
that or the d.y OF sale an arrangement may DC
made to make the terms more acconmodl tnR.
"a lids J. l.. APPGRSDN, Trustee.
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
Nv Harrison, aoddin Appsrson. Auctionssrs
and Real Estate Agents.

THRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS
i PROPERTY, IN. GO, CHLAED COUNTY y,
Nv virtue of deed OF trust TO me as trustee, from
8: D. Fisher, dated January s, 1867, recorded In
Gooehland County Court, and by request OF t ths
auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY the l7th
day Of October 1857. II fair II not the hrst isir
uerty known as DOVER MILLS, lying in the
County OF Goochland, bounded by the James River
and Rsnawha canal, Dover creek, and me r., an nS
LAND contsining SIXTEEN ACRES more or
less with the excellent FLngRING MILL; MIL i d
RIG HTS, DIsTILLERY, DwELLING g. Ho0sE,
buildings and appurtenancss The whole con,u
tuting wel-known aud rory desirable property.
presenting great attractions TO milers Capitalists
and Others.
TRRAs: The deed authorizes sale for cash as
TO large part OF the purchase money, but by
consent Of the creditors, accommodating terms Ill
be granted which will be made known at tho
sale. The taxes for this year TO es paid by the
purchaser. K. Z. HoWlsON,
Sc i7-2aw3w&tdtds trustee.
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By Hsrriuon, Goddin i Apperson. Auetioneen
and Real Estate Agents.

rOMMISS IONER's SALE OF
V HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION Hull, ON
JESSAMINE STREET NEAR BfRn STE EEf.-
By virtue OF decree of the County Conrt OF Hen.
rico pronounced on the l4rh Of September, 1857, IN
the case Of Logon &c vs wicker NC sns To-
sell at public auction, on It premises on " Ed.
NBSDA{ the 25th of September 1857: at ha paIit
Wicker died seized. consisting Of a LOT with a
FRAMED TENEMENT thereon, now In ths Q, 9c Gu
feet On the east side of Jessamine street. and run
ming back one hundred !eet.
TERMS: One.third cash balance at Jour ana
a,oht months for ne2otia Die notss, interest added
and the title retained until the further order OF the
court JOHN B. MoR' ECAi, Commissioner.
HARRISON, GoDDIy i APPBRsoN, AuctioneeIs.
el8
P. S.-After the foregoing sale. will be sold that
BEAUTIFUL LOT at the northeast corner OF
Leigh and Twenty. NTH streets, fronting s?i feet
on Twenty fh street. running back rs feet TO an
aley-havtng thereon some line iruit Trees grape
vines &c.
Tssxs: At sale. [ss2'l H., g. 4 A.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Ca. ,
RICHMOND, VA, August ~, 1857. {

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co,
RICHMOND, VA, August -, 1857.
TRAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
i the repot, corner of Eighth and Byrd streets,
IS follows:
EXPRESS TRAIH daily Except Mondaysj a. I
A. M.
THROUGH MAIL daily at lao P. u.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily ley
cept Sundays) att P. 81.
The 4 A. N. Train connects closely with train,
as ia SOUTH as Augu.ta, Ga, and at Petersburg
with trains ofthe soutbs,de railway.
The 1870 P. IL Train makes close and sure con.
nections with trains for all points south as far u
New orleans, and at Petersburg with trains tor
Norfolk, Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and ell
pI FasIaHT and RECONSIDERATION daily lex.
cept Sunday at A. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $50 A. N.
THROUGH MAIL daily Except sunday at 7:G
Pm.
Passengers for Clover Hill will leave Richmond
every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at4 A NJ, and
connect at Chester with train for that point.
Returning, will leave Glover Hill at 1880 A. u.
Fare to Norfolk. -. Baggage checked through.
3. II. GILL,
ses Engineer and Superintendent
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RN5ZrOGds.


d. ~ b
DICHMOND AND DANyILLe
AkRhNGBMENT.-On and after THURSDIy
September II. 1857. the Passenger Trains upon ~,
road will run As follows: 49,
TRAINS CONG Wgsr.-DanvilIe and Lynebbr,u
accommodation passenger leaves Richmond dail33
Except Sunday At a. N. arrives st DanviIIe 4,
S 45 P. n. This train connects at BurkeyiIIe viz
passenger trains the southside road Tor ali va
stations on that road and Virg mia and Tenn asa.
road, Lynchbnrg, Knoxville, Chattanooga. Sa,h.
Ga. Huntsville, Decatur, Montgomery, Mobiis
&C., Ala. Corinth, Grand Junction, Jack,on
vicksburg, &C., Mas. New Orleans, La.
Through mail and passenger train leaves Rich.
mond daily At 2.3oP. II. arrives at Danvilis a.
IL % P. N. leaves DenvflIe daily at II 0s p. IL.
arrives at Greensboro At 2 A. u connecting n,
Greensboro Win passenger trains on the Soers
Salem, Lexington, Salisbury, sts,esvills, Morgan.
Courthouse, Yorkville, Winusbozo', Columbia
Anderson Courthouse, Abbsyille, Spartansburg
6rseneyille. &C., y. c.; being seventy. Ave milss
shorter and twelve hours In advance OF any ron;s
to all points In western North Carolina ard tbs
northern part OF south Carolina
TRAINS uofsa EAsT.-Through mail and passsn.
ger train leaves Greensboro daily at II Is A. N
leaves Dsnvilie daily at asa A. II. arrives Al
Richmond 10 4oA n
Danvills and Lynchbqrg accommodation pas.
senger leaves Danvilie daily Except Sundaysl a,
IA. II. arrives at Richmond daily Except SIM
days. ats. As P. H., connecting at Burkevils with
trains on Southsde road for Petersburg, Norfolk
&c. THOMAS DUDAMEAD,
Sc IL Superintendent
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY IF RICH
MOND AT AUCTION Pursuant to the provisions
OF dead OF trust bearing date the 9th day OF
July. 1885. duly recorded in the clerks ONCE OF
the Hustngs Court Of the city OF hichmond, exc
cutsd by W. q Smoo: to me as trustee, TO secure
thu payment OF a certain amount Of money therein
mentioned, due by certain negotiable notsI; and and
proceed 10 sell on TUESDAY the lst day OF Octo-
Der next on the premises. at ~ oclock P. NJ. the
property conveyed in said deed, as follows: A
large THRkE-STOKY BRICK D w ELL n G.
HOUSE, with wing attached thereto and lot, on
the nor beast corner OF Main and First streets In
this city, on the following terms Cash enough 10
pay the az penses OF tho SALE note for $l,i3o. u
with interest thereon from the 18th Of January,
1867, and note for Fl 4sl IS with inherent from
the 18th OF July, 1857 ; the balance on such terms
"a NAV be agreed upon at the day OF sale.
JAMES u. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES N. TAYLOR &
Son Auctioneers re 10
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Prices OF Grain I'm Richmond.
RICHMOND, September 81, 1867.
To the Editors Of The Dispatch:

To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
There is course pursued OF our Corn
and Flour Exchange which think you will
agree with me must prove injurious both
to the prosperity Of the institution and our
city at large as mart for all kinds oil
grain. refer to the reports Of sales on
"private terms" These reports from the
Corn Exchange 60 out through all the
graip-growing portions Of our State, and
are closely scrutinized by every intelligent
farmer that sees them. There is no diff
Guilty In getting bona fde report of all
grain at medium prices, but let there be
offered prime article Of grain, par
ticularly Of wheat, and high price ob-
tanned for it, it is most commonly reported
as sold on "private TERMS How IS the
farmer, then, having what he knows to be
q prime crop of wheat, to ascertain what
snch wheat will bring in our city when
prices are suppressed. There is no class
of men more sagacious than the farmers
and the market that offers them the
greatest inducements will assuredly get
tbcir PRODUCTS. Some Of our sister cities
have been and arc now paying higher
nrces for wheat than we are-judging from
nur Exchange reports-hence we hear it
stated that the prices of grain, particu-
larlv wheat, are much lower here than in
such and such city. and this is arrived at
from the reports Of the Corn Exchange in
our city, where but. few, if any, of the high
prices obtained are reported.
Our enterpvising millers, as we'll as all
classes Of other business men, are deeply
interested in doing everything in an honor
able way TO influence trade to our city ;
and one Of the means to attain this end
should be, as far as the Corn Exchange IS
concerned, to state the price of every ar
ticle sold, and particularly that which sells
at the highest rate; for the farmers, seeing
these prices, will be induced to send their
produce here. :,
The flour made at cur large mills here
has the greatest reputation OF any otner
in this country or Europe, and commands
higher price than any other for Shipment.
With the advantages that our millers thus
have over all other mills North or West, l
think it is perfectly apparent that they
would be safe in freely making known on
'change the highest prices they pay for
grain. Very respectfully,
A MERCHANT.
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BY Harrison. Goddin y Apperson. Auetioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

TEASE AT AUCTION OF A HAND
FOUR ACRES, ON CARY STREET. ONE MILE
WEST OF KICHM0ND.-Will be Leased at aue-
ton lat the request of the heirs Of Thomas Jones
decessedJ, for three years. on TUESDAY the 2ith
September 1867, en- the premises at o'clock =
NJ, that valuable suburban FARM snd MAh I'M 81
GARDEN located as above. fronting as well on
new, one mile west of Richmond contsining
twenty. four acres of very fine land: The I'm
provements are excellent, consisting OF comfort,
sbIe dwelling ontaining six rooms, and the usual
ont buildings. Around the dwelling Is d beauti.
fuI grove Of oak trees, besides which there Is q
good orchard
TgRAs: st The hour Of renting
HARRISON, G0DDlN APPERSoN,
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By Lyme i Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1889 Main, between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM IN HENalGo, TWO MILES BELOW
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. CALLED MARION
HILL. On THE OSBORNE TURNPIKE, CONTAIN
ING THIRTY-ONE AND TWO-THlRD ACRES;-
As trustee in certain deed Of trust made by John
Fseny, Michael Martin, and Ellen, his wife; dated
the nth day OF December. 1885, duly recorded IN
the Clerks Office OF Henrico County Court, shall,
in execution thereof, at the request Of the bench,
Charles in the said deed. sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of September, 1887; at
10 o'clock NJ, II fair II not, the next Jar Day
thereafter, that very valuable FARM located as
described above, containing thirty one and two
third acres.
dwelling containing seven rooms, apd the usual
ont houses, such as barn, t.ble, &c There rs
also on the farm fine orchard OF choice fruit
trees and several springs OF excellent water Fear
the house.
Terms: Enough in cash to defray the expenses a
of sale and to pay off q certain note for > ,ooo
dated nth December, 1855, with interest 10 day OF
sale and credit for IS 900 till the lst OF July,
1858, and the remainder on such terms as will be
made known on day Of sale.
WILLIAM h. LYME Trustee.
Sale conducted by LTNB BROTHER. Auc-
tioneerS. 30 ts-tus
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General Grant has sent letters to the
various commanders Of military depart
ments asking for report of all the opera,
tions in their departments to the end OF
the goth instant. This is for the purpose
Of obtaining information for his forth
coming annual report to the President and
for presentation to Congress.
The Charlottesville Chronicle has TWEEN
ty-ejght- ounce apple.
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By Harrison, Goddin q Apperson, Auotioneen
ard Real Estate Agents.

THRU STEE'S SAFE OF 4CG 4.1O
ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBGEED LAND,
IN HENRIC0 COUNTY, ABnDT TEN Ill LES
WEST of RICHMOND. BETWEEN THE DsEP
RUN Road AND THE THREE CHI 'PPED hoAD.
IS trustees in cartain deed If trust made ~ B.
w Green and Julia A, his vile. dated i2th sep
tsmber, 1860, duly recorded in Henrico County
Court we shall, in execution ther5of, at the re-
quest OF the benefcarles In The said deed. pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY October H. 1867, At IL O'Clock M, u fair
II nor the fr-t fair day thereafter that valuable
TBACT OF LARD located as above containing
4o8 40 ACRES, according to recent survey. The
said land Is heavily covered with superior wood
and timber. and by reason thereof is regarded OF
peculiar value
rgRNs: Enough In cash TO dsfray expenses OF
sale and to pay off and discharge all of the notes
Ies.rred TO in said deed which have matured,
amounting to 80. 2S3 II !; and as to any surplus
which may arise from said sale on such terms as
the said Green may prescribe and direct or on his
failure TO give any directions, then on such terms
AZ the said trustees may announce at the time OF
sale.
As the said land ad Joins the land Of Mr.. John
W. Alley, persons attending tho sale Will please
meet the trustees at the residence OF said Alley,
and accompany them and the auctionser to the
spot on the premises selected for the sas to come
off.
chaser ROBERT s. POLLARD, Trn,,ees
Sc IL JOHN 3. YOUNG,
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TVNHE SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
ing and preparing thsir fail stock of FERTI.
LlZERS, aud offer for sale In unlimited quantities
CHUSHED PERUVIAN GUANO,
selected from the purest cGrgoes imported, war.
ranted pure and of the highest standard;
PHOSPRO PERUVIAN and
OLD DOMINION,
prepared under the supervision Of Professor Will.
LIAM GILLIAN for the wheat crop, combining a
large percentage OF the Phosphates, with an AIDE.
quate amount OF Ammonia;
FRESH GROUND PLAsTEE.
Orders solicited.
JOHN ENDERS, President
an lo-2m otcs No. l0l Fourteenth street.
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sALE.-ON TUps.

IMPORTANT SALE.-ON TUBS
i DAY, October 18th, will offer for sals az pub.
lie auction, the premises the resids aud tract
OF land, containing 200 acres, known as LONG.
WOOD, situated one mile from the town Of Farm.
respects one Of the mort desirable pieces OF pro-
perty In this section OF the Stale, consisting OF
large and convenient dwelling house. with nect g.
ssry outhonssa, excellent orchards, containing
fruit OF every description, superior garden, and
In one mile OF churches Of all denominations, =
number OF good schools and q vary good market.
For description or further Information, parties
DESTROYS Of purchasing win address me NJ Farm
VILE, Va. A. B. ygNABLE, Agent for
SO 9-2laWtdB q s. & p C. yenable,
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GALE OF THE VIRGINIA ME-
- CHANICs' INSTITUTE LnT.-on WEDNES-
7 the 10th OF october, 1897 at II o'clock noon,
the undersigned, as trustees under deed bear! &
date toe ga nf uns 1853. from Joseph Hall, pre-
sident OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute. duly
recorded In the hustngs Court OF the city Of
Richmond, will proceed to sci a. public auction.
the Virginia MECHANICS INSTITUTE, situa-
ted between Main and FRANKLIN streets, and ex-
tending from Eighth u NTH streets, the limits OF
which are more partic described In the said
deed.
The terms OF sale will be one ( urth cash the
balance IN equal ins.slments from The day OF sale
with Interest added. Negotiable. notes 10 bs taken
for the deferred payments. and deed Of trust tC
secure tn cir payment.
1hs lot will be sub divided SO az TO suit pur.
chassrs. W. n. MACFAhLAaD,
J.SEPa s =: 4NnsEs9s. Trustees.
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FURNrTURE-NEW

HOUSEHOLD FURNrTURE-NEM
III aRRIyALS,-We respectfully Invite ANT
tlon TO our very large and varied stock OF ~ aSr
TURg. In quality and variety we ehsllenss s,,;cs
or hail., psriors chambers. and dlnius. ToSE'
may 90 found In our assortment OF styles Az les
terms which cannot fail to- please 81 s al q,
Thankful for the liberal patronage n .Slts!t
for twenty. I'VE years past, We respectful!
q continuance Of the same. orurp
HABLISTnN 3 BLOT
No. sSS Main street corner OF "a" gy.
Two new and spacious three-stey "a.
HOUSES on Cary street near MINI, asi low
basin. suitad for any business. viii Dc rs'''
~ IA
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By Clopton b Barwood,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.

SEvEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
y LOTS ON UNION HILL, KNOWN As LOTS
Nos 2AND3IN ADAMS DIVISION, FOB SALE
AT AUCTION We will sell at auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY the Gath day OF sepsem-
O1 Four ua'' beautiful BUILDIhG LOTS on the west
side Of twenty fifth street between o and P
streets fronting as feet Twenty-hfth street and
Two beautiful BUILDING LOTS on tt 9 east side
Of Twenty fourth between o and p streets. front
ing IL feet inches on Twenty fourth and 3? fest
One beautiful triangular LOT of front Of 1877
feet inches on the east side of Byrd street, rum
ming back good dep'h
A plat of the above described property can be
seen at our Office.
These lots are regarded as desirable for persons
OF limited means for private dwellings, being the
highest location on Twenty. fifth street.
TBRAs: Accommodating, and made krown at
sale. CLOPTON & HAHWo D.
no tds Auctioueers.
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TIRST- CLASS RESID ENCE. IN
Il MARSHALL Row, FOR RENT at AUG
TiON.-Ws shall rent at auction, on tins premises,
on MONDAY the ath September, 1857, at O'Clock
P. NJ, for one year from the lst o. october next.
that very DESIRABLE RESIDENCE located az
above. on the north side Of Marshall between
Eighth and Ninth streets now In he occupancy OF
Mr. Hiram N. Smith, containing twelve rooms,
besides ample accommodations for servants, sta.
ble carriage-house. SC. II contains all the
modern improvements, and is really 6rot class
residence.
TERMS: Negotiable notes, payable quarterly,
with approved encorsers.
HARRISON, G0DDlE Il APPERSON,
Ga 10 AuctiOnRarR