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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-25
Baptism and Marriage.

The Augusta Chronicle publishes
the following incident, which re-
latcs how a sinner was saved
Theoretically in the very nick of
time, by matrimony-which is not
the first instance on record. of the
saving powers Of that institution.
1t has been suggested to us that
the conduct ofthe officiating clergy
man, in marrying his convert be-
fore baptizing him, savors Of Ro-
man Catholicism, inasmuch as it
consigned him to purgatory on his
way to heaven. But we repel the
ungallant insinuatiSn, as worthy
only of a confirmed old bachelor.
SAYS the Chronicle:
In all the colorcd Baptist
Churches in and around Augusta,
a great revival has been going on
for some weeks, and many have
been baptized or immersed. This
contagion has not confined itself
to the Georgia side Of the Savan-
nah River, but spread into South
Carolina, with like glorious re-
suits, until the material or what
was accessible, was well nigh play
ed out. On Sunday. however,
solitary subject was found, and he,
headed and surrounded by the
minister and 4 large crowd, took
up the line ofmarch for the Savan-
nah. On arriving beside the swift
running stream, and when the
subject was almost in the attitude
of the enuch with whom Phillip
rode in the chariot, "Here is water
what doth hinder me to be bap-
tized," the poor candidates eyes
were suddenly opened by the
minister propounding to him the
solemn question, care you mar
ried?" mo sir" "Then you can
never be baptized so long as you
are living in illicit intercourse with
a woman, though you may con-
slider her your wife" This fell
like a bombshell into an enemy's
camp and set him to thinking, but
not wishing to spoil the show, and
leopard his chances for kingdom
come, he soon made up his mind
and intimated his willingness to
comply with the letter Of The law,
and the woman dressed in aplain
calico, and standing unsuspcctlngly
in the crowd to see him dipped,)
was trotted out and before the as
sembled throng, the knot tied on
the bank, and her husband accord
ingly immersed with all the rites
and ceremonies.
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COLLIER, Esq. The Petersburg hr-
1900 ,Nondav announced that on Tuesday
Il would publish the last article the above
/" distinguished gentleman ever intends 70
i. write for the press" The editor OF the
Examiner, who is Petersburger, remarked
in regard to this announcement, that some
one had hoaxed the editor OF the ErPresS;
and we said that if this announcement was
true then another strange event might be
Ioolod for-to wit, the defeat of the Radi-
calls in Connecticut.
Mr.. COLLIER writes to us to know what
we meant by our remark. We reply that
we meant nothing more than that he had
long been volunteer instructor of the
public; that he had written SO many let
tiers for the press, and seemed to take so
much delight in the occupation, that per-
petual silence on his part could not reason
ably be anticipated. Mr.. COLLIER GER
taiuly does not expect to set up as public
instructor and then to be exempt from
criticism. He takes one side of the recon-
struction question, and we the other. We
shall criticise his performances if we
choose so to do, and shall use either argu-
ment or ridicule, as we may elect. We
would not willingly say word to which
he could with cause take exception; and
we certainly did not dream that an old
lawyer and politician such as he is would
object to what we said about him on Tues
day. Personally, we have much respect
for him; but at his crotchets and queer
notions, and his penchant for long, wire
drawn political disquisitions, we intend to
laugh when we please.
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Mr.. BALDwIN's LECTURE.-At the CAPT.
tol, this evening, Mr.. BALDWIN will deliver a
lecture upon Three Perils of Man." Not
the three, but three. OF course it will
overflow with wit and humor, and be en-
riched with much beautiful imagery, and
ornamented with those choice flowers OF
rhetoric which this favorite Of the Rich
mond public knows so well how to Gull.
We trust that he will have a large au-
dence. The young gentlemen should in
vite the young ladies to this lecture. Both
classes will hear something to please
them.
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Who is the Richmond correspondent OF
the New York World He is "know-
ing one." lie tells wonderful story con-
corning WIRz, Major WINDER, and Mr..
DAvIs--namely, that the first named was
visited in his cell by three men, who of
fered him his life if he would implicate
Mr.. DAVIS in "the conspiracy to starve the
Andersonyille prisoners" The same cor,
respondent makes wholesale charges OF
corruption in office against certain officials
in this city. Altogether the letter is re-
markable one-indeed, a sensational one
and strikes us as not being worthy of re-
production,
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New Rocks.

The Webster Elementary Reader, designed
to follow Webster's Elementary Spelling
Book. New York. D. APPLETON &
COMPANY, 443 and AS Broadway. 1867.
We cannot recommend any Of WEB
srER's books to the public. For sale by
WooDHoUsE & PARHAM.
The GOOD Report: Morning. and Evening
Lessons for Lent. By ALICE B. HAVEN.
New York. Same publishers.
"The Good Report consists Of two
lessons day for forty days-the period of
search in the promised land. Each lesson
is drawn directly from the Old Testament"
For sale by WooDHoUsE & PARlIAM.
.SybpS Second Loue. By JULIA kAvA-
NAuGH, author 1--WE praise the author for
not calling herself AUTHORISED OF
Beatrice" Nathalie Adele"
"Queen Mab," &C., &c. Three volumes
in one. New York. Same publishers.
We have seen a complim entary critique
upon this book in the New York Times,
whose literary editor is good authority.
For sale by WooDHorsE PARHAM, 1905
Main street.
The Edinburgh Reuie,o. January, 1867.
American edition. New York: The
LEONARD SCoTT Publishing Company,
SO Walker street.
Messrs. WooDHoUsE & PARHAM are the
agents for this periodical.
The Market assistant, containing Brief
Description of every article of Human
Food sold in the Public Markets of the
cities of New York, Boston, Philade!-
phia, and Brooklyn, including the vari-
Gus Domestic and Wild Animals, Poul-
try, Game, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits, &C.,
with many curious Incidents and Anec-
dotes. BY THOMAS F. De Voc, author
of the Market Book, etc. New York /:
Published by HURD & HoUGHTON. 1867.
A rare book indeed. For sale by BID
GOOD s. RILEY, Main street between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets.
Holiness Southern Fifth Reader for Schools
and Families. Prepared under the su-
pervision of Professor GEORGE F.
HOLMES, LII. d., of the University of
Virginia. New York: RICHARDSON &
COMPANY, $40 Broadway.
This is one of the Southern University
Series. The letter-pressi is not at all credi-
table to the publishers. We are quite ia
vorably impressed with the book, from a
glance over it's contents.
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BIZ THE GREAT EAsTERN.-we feel posi-
tive our numerous patrons will be pleased to hear
OF our good fortune. Having been informed that
the celebrated steamer Great Eastern was about
being sent TO New York for the purpose OF convey
ing across the grea. pond - visitors to the Paris
Exhibition, we telegraphed to the agent, and sue.
ceeded In chartering the vessel.
The Great Eastern will leave Liverpool about
the LIST of May loaded exclusively with goods for
us by our European agents-Queen Victoria. Napo-
leon, Head Centre Stephens, the British Lion,
London Punch, and others.
few doors above our store, and will BIO exhibited
to our patrons gratis.
Until the arrival of lie Gre-t EGstorn all our
SPRING GOODS will be forwarded through the
Atlantic cable or By balloon. The frst install
ment came in yesterday, and is now ready for in
spection. Come prepared to ind GOODS ALMOST
GIVEN AWAY. LEVY BROTHERS,
ap4 No. Is Main street.
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TIE NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
RAlLRoAD.-The Register informs us that
the commissioners for Danville have had a
meeting, and invited the people "along
"the whole line to take immediate steps
"to insure the speedy construction Of a
"work which is to confer incalculable
" blessings, not only on them, but on our
estate and on untold thousands beyond
cher limits.'
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HARD ON THE RADIcALs.-In an article
Growing over the result of the Connecticut
elections the World says that "the nine
Teen months which intervene between now
anu inc presidential election will witness
the decline and fall Of party which has
done more mischief, shed moro 49, loo
squandered more treasure, kindled more
o'Aooneal passions, and inflicted deener
wounds on constitutional government ,hsn
any other political party that ever er;s,as
in the world" ''eu
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.,rUv JAMES L. hAURr,
RoBEgTr. BROOKE.
EE II. IL. MAURY & co.,
tEsTABLIsHED IN 1881
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. lola Main street,
frat house below the post-ofhce'
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND siLfhh'
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, ana
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and CoLLEeIioNs
MADE on all accessible points In the ohi.eu
States.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
By Harrison, Goddin 4 ApperSon, Aucllonssr..
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
7 ARGE NuMBER OF YALuAR

r ARGE NUMBER OF VALUABLE
LLoTs, IN ADAMS VALLEY, or CHURCH
BILL, AND IN ROCKETS, POR SALB AT arc.
TON Will be sold At auction. on The pTsnlpss
on MONDAY the sth Of april, 1857, at ~ O'clock p
~. q valuable LOT having front 81 90 Zee, On
the Virginia Central railroad al is Junction With
Pine or Poplar street.
Also, a LOT near the above, fronting - feat
running back 40 feet.
And At O'Clock r. NJ, on the premises will b.
sold those two beautiful HALF. ACKE LOTS On
Church Hill bounded by Leigh, Twenty seventh.
and Twenty eighth streets, 10 be divided into Ten
lots, with fronts on Twenty seventh and Twenty.
eighth streets, each Of - feet, running back u,
feet to an alley fourteen feet wide.
After which, say al al o'elock +. NJ, on tho pre-.
misses, a valuable LOT at Rockets, near the gas
works, fronting sS feet on The southwss side Of
Poplar street. running back about 40 feet 10 the h,
Of William rutherford, Eco.
Also, a LOT on the north side OF Nicholson
street, In reaf OF the Office Of Captain II. w. Tyler
fronting so feet, running back 80 feet.
The foregoing lots offer peculiar advantage 10
capitalists and others 10 invest their funds goot
adyanta ge and all snch who ha even little "a.
are earnestly invited to attend TIE sale.
Terms: One.third cash; balance at four ard
eight months for negotiable notes, interest addsd
secured by trust deed. The taxes for the year 10
be paid by the purchasers.
HARRlsoN, G0DDiS APPERs0S,
ana-tds AuctOnsars
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The REvESUE.-There has been a ds
crease in the receipts Of internal revenue
in New York city alone of more than a
million Of dollars In the last two months.
Gold will soon begin to rise if similar re-
turns shall be made from the country al
large. : =.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auetionser'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT, ON TENTH STREET BETW BBN MAIN
AND CARY, ON THE WEST SIDE THEREBY
"A trustae in q certain deed OF trust executed 70
the subscriber by Lewis j. Montague and Others,
dated the eth day OF March. see. duly recorded 10
picb mond Musings CouSR, 10 secure thu payment
~ a negotiabIe note bearing date with tho said
iced, calling for %, 500, due twelve months after
LA I shal7 proceed 10 sell the same Sat public
anction on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 10th
day Of April, 1881. at IL o'clock A NJ sag Pro
uerty Is now occupied by werth, Rs'hbun Co.,
and Montague i Son.
TggMs: One third OF the purchase money TO be
paid in cash the balance TO be paid In three eq uaI
instruments, payable In four, elsnt, ana we've
aimed until all OF the pay ments are made. Taxes
and insurance for the present year TO be paid by
the purchaser. LEWIS a. IN ss,
ap4 IIuoaoo.
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BY Harrison. Goddin & lpperson, Auctionssrs.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE
L HOLDS, ON THE WEST SIDE or PEARL
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, At
AUCTION.-By virtue Of a deed OF trnst executed
to the subscriber a. trustee by william H. Alder.
dice, dated 10th March. l.6s, duly recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court, shall, In execution
thereof, proceed 10 sell al pnbic auction, on the
premises on FRIDAY the 18th Of April, h65, Al u
O'Clock ~, that large and valuable BRICK
BUILDING, with iron front, now In the occupancy
Of essrs Bowman x stIoock. u fronis 80 feet m
Pearl street and runs back about 40 feet'o Virginia
street The building thereon is fonr stories high,
built OF the best materials. and IN work ms nj ks
manner. IL will be sold subject TO the term, OF the
lease under which Ii IL held,
Also. immed iataly afterwards. Will be sold that
other BRICK TENEMENT. No ", with iron front.
now occupied by Messrs. Hin Po.eat, fronting
2s3 feet on Pearl street, running back about 40
feet TO said Virginia street and also TO the
terms of the lease under which II Il held.
The foregoing real estate Is located In business
portion Of the city, ana il not only very valuable,
but IL very conveniently arranged the later tens
ms mt having on the hr-t door Fairbanks patent
platform scales. and hosting machines front and
rear.
TERMS: One. sixth cash balance at four, eight,
twelve, fifteen, and eighteen months. for nsgotia.
BILE notes, with interest added secured by = trust
deed. The taxes and insurance for this year to be
ana T. K HOwISON. Trustee.
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hg- SPRING GOODS.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs. vEsTINGs.

hg- SPRING GOODS.
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs. vEsTINds.
J.E. DoaERTY,
80? MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SOUTHERN hAfhhS'.
The Subscriber respectfully calls attention 10
the large and varied stock OF the latest oi
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
opened this day, which he has selected from the
,o,,bern markets. during the last week. The goods
are all of approved makes, superb In syie ana can
no recommended for strength OF fabric fneness OF
quality, az well as reliable colors
Having all the facilities necessary toa proPe, se-
lection, purchase, and manufacture, ana Win an
experience OF twenty years "a
PRACTICAL MECHANIC.
he asks an examination, promislng 10 make All
garments in as good style and Just "a 10" as 'hey
can be obtained anywhere In tie country.
Re,ne,,bar the beat material ana as cheap as
they can be obtained 10 me motto
NH l5-tApls ). g. Dun en-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MY NOTICE Owing to the non-arrival OF a
vessel with sundres intended for our sale adver-
tised for Friday the sth instant this sale Ia post
poned until FRIDAY the 18th instant, when We
shall offer q very attractive assortment Of GRO
CERES, 30.
ap4-2t A. y STOKES 4 co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rT NOTICE THE PUBLIC AXE
warned against purchasing the Times newspaper.
have suit pending, claiming an interest IN ane
good will OF the said paper, ana sna,i nv 80
- N anti until obtain my rights In the
said paper. ,n
NH Ats n. XIV Do r'b".
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MIGHTY. ONE VALUABLE BUILD
IL ING LOTS, ON THE MANCHESTER TURN
PIKE, BUCKINGHAM OK RIVER Road, Pill.
KINTON AND yADEN AVENUES, WEAK TAg
TOWN OF MANCHESTER, VA, IN ATRlaSON'S
PLAN, FOR SALE At AUCTION.-We will ,sll
at public auction on FRIDAY the 9Th day u sprl,
1857, al O'Clock p. NJ, on the premi,es the fol.
lowing BUILDING LOTS, situated Immediately
above IL Richmond and Petersburg railroad, aud
few feet from the depot:
Lots Nos to front IS feet inches No. 10, "a
feet inches, on the Manchester turnpike, run.
ming back from so TO Ia feet,
Nos IL to % front 81 feet inches, and No. -, as
feet inches, on the Buckingham or River road,
running back from 30 to l53 feet.
Nos. 2! to 81 front SO feet inches on Pilkinon
avenue, ruuning back rs feet; and
Nos So to 81 front 80 feet inches on Walden ave.
nue., running back % TO LIS feet.
This Ia rare opportunity for persons u limited
means To secure handsome lot within short
distance OF the city. Taxes for 1857 10 BE- paid by
thu purchasers.
Plots of the above can DO seen AZ our Office. and
also at the factory OF L. 7. Pilkinton, Esq, Man.
chester
TKRMs Liberal, and will be make known IN
PILKTNTON, PULLIAM & co,
Auctioueers, No. Is west Pearl street.
M Ia
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers.
N orthwast corner Main and Eleventh streets

TWO BUILDING LOTS. ON CLAY
i STREET, ADJOINING ELBA Pack. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION ON FRIDAY, 5th April, At
"A o'clock =. NJ, We viii sell upon the premises
Two VERY BEAUTIFUL LOTS, situated on'ths
south side Of Clay street. sd Joining klba Park
each fronting about IS feet aud running back 80
feet to an alley 10 feet wide. These are amoGg,;
the most e.irable lots in that rsighborhood.
TERMS Will be accommodating.
GRUBgS 4 WILLIAMS
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
HOUSE,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
JOHN P. BALLARD, PRoPRIEToR.

This establishment Is now
COMPLETE IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS,
having been newly and elegantly furnished
throughout.
tits acknowledged to have no superior in the
southern States, and to be equal to any In the
North.
The owner has spared no expense to make 1t
equal in every respect to any hotel in this country
aud pledges his best efforts to MAKE HIS GUESTS
I'm EVERY WAY COMFORTABLE.
His long and successful experience justihes him
In saving that the accommodations Of no hotel
shall be superior to his.
He asks the support OF his friends and the public
generally.
ap2-ts JOHN 7. BALLARD, Proprietor.
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JUDICIAL SALE OF BONDS OF

u DI CT A Il SALE OF BONDS OF
- THE CHESA PEARE AND OHIO CANAL
C0MPASY.-The undersigned. commissioners II
the Circuit Court Of alexandria county. by virtue
OF decree OF that court rendered at the sp-cial
term in February. 1867 In the OF the Board u
Public Works OF Virginia against Ssidsn, Withen
& Co, 81 al, defendants, will, at " o'clock on
THURSDAY the 30th day OF May, 1887, before the
front door OF the court house OF that county. otter
and sell AZ auction to the highest bidder large
amount OF the bonds Of tue Chesapeake and ohio
Canal Company. They comprise the following to
wit:
parcel Of We bonds, known as SPECIAL BOsr',
Nos a9y 4s4 s25. 526 and ST. for fl!o, oO0 rang
In par value from so, 900 TO $50, 100 Al.o,
A parcel known AS PREPERRED Bosps, for
tl3, 500.
TERMS oP SALE: Cash for IS 900 the residue for
well. endorsed negotiable note or notes A. 81
months, bearing interest.
s I. fEsG NSts2s SlsAcH.s Commissions"
NH 30-t30M
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
Y ESTATE AND VACANT LOTS. IN PORT
MAYO, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold
1851 At / clock Y. VI. in the order advertised,
the following property-viz: Commencing with
that beautiful LOT corner OF Osborne turnpike, or
Seventh and Louisiana street, fronting on the
nrst-uamed 100 and on the last named street 663
feet.
Next, will be sold the LOT corner OF nrl cans and
Eighth streets. fronting on the nrst 263 feet run
ming back with the last-named street loo feet.
Also, THREE Lots, corner Of Denny street and
Williamsburg avenue, fronting ABOUT lVo ieet on
each.
Also. TWO LOTS, fronting together IS feet on
Seventh street, RAINING back IL! feet
Also, TWO LOTS, fronting together 10 feet on
Sixth street, running back loo feet.
Al.o, FOUR LOTS, fronting together 20 feet on
Sixth street. RAINING back % feet TO an alley.
Also TWO LOTS with large FRAME STABLE,
now in the occupancy of Mr.. Henry Nolte as
cooper chop, and fronting ~ feet on Sixth street
running back 100 feet TO 4 wide alley.
Also. TWO LOTS, fronting together IS feet on
Fifth street. running back 100 feet.
Also, ONE LOT IN rear OF the last. fronting 80
feet on Fourth street, running back 100 feet.
Also, the l. A q + THREE-STORY
DWELLING with LOT, fronting 90 feet on Nichol-
son street, running back with Pace street 226 feet
TO Denny street. which is also front OF 80 feet
The foregoing property is justly regarded a.
amongst the most valuable In the suburbs Tor
stores and dwellings, being lately incorporated,
convene mt to the shipping. 10 the various disttle-
many other works now in operation.
TERMS: Accommodating. and made known at
the hour OF sale. L. A. J. CLOPrON
ap3 Auctt0neer.
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BY L. d. Eacho,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

Auctioneer and Real Estate AGENT
4 FRAMED TENEMENT, ON THE
n NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BE-
TWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTY lRST
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Wi be
sold at auction on MONDAY the sth day OF April,
BILE GR 'CEkY STAND recently occupied by West
Andrews. 1t can be purchased privately II APP
plication Is mads previous To the day OF sale.
Terms: Made known on the day OF sale.
z. ID. EACHO,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Fourteenth street between Main and franklin.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auetionsers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

EASFHOLD OF A BRICK TENE-
LTRNgMENT ON THE BASIN AND CARY
.TREBTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION..WiIl be
sth OF April, 1857, at 10 o clock n, the BRICK
TENEMENT No. zoos. located as above, now
occupied by Mr.. J. w. Munson.
The house Is on n leasshold TO expire LIST Au-
gust, 1870, at 300 per aBnum, payable quarterly
II Is fne location for q commission business.
HARRISON, GoDDIN aAPPERsoN,
ana Auclioneers
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CRY OF RICHMOND:
svorn tn and subscribed before me this Sd day OF
Anr;I 1857. BENJAMIN b. WEISlGER,
On Notary Public.
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I. :. B. Smith, Cashier OF the National Ex.
change Bank of Richmond, Va, do solemnly
swe that the above statement is true 10 the pest
Vi "' S. b. SMITH, Cashier.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
Y DENCE IN SIDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUG
TiOE.-On MONDAY, sth April, at half. past
o'clock p, NJ, we will sell at ancion upon tn, IN
caves situated on the south side of Main street
between Cherry and CuIvert streets. 1t Is a very
neat a nd comfortable house, with seven rooms and
a kitchen besides the usual out honses.
The lot is - by 100 feet to 20 foot alley. The
ne I'LL borh God il one OF the best in sidney.
Terms: One. fourth cash balance al !, ), and
70 months. with interest and secured by a trust
deed Purchaser to pay taxes for 1857.
AMI GkUBBs s. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.