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DY THOMAS BIRCH d SON, NO. I1lO GHES
d NUT Street, above Eleventh street. lt

LARGE SALE oE SHEFFIELD STLVER-PLATED
WAKE, lABLE ,Sl SudLERiY, d,Sai, ETG, ,,o.a,,,
Deakin & SONS shefiied Plated Ware aud Table Cut
lery, which will he offered at public sales
At O'CLOCK comprising a very fine assortment Of
silyer-plated ana table cutlery. tea and coaea
salvers. cake aud caro- baskets, dinner and breakfast
If S STILES Sande RS
soup and oyster 'ureens, biscuit caddes toast racks
ice pitchers wine and pickle SETS butter and preserve
dishes, crackers, kni-e rests, napkin rings ETC.
and desserts ish carvers, in morocco cases spoons
and forks In plain rings and beaded PatEer1s;
table and tea knives, with game and guard carVers
Full particulars IN catalogues. ,aa I4lOG
1OGKAPH ALBUMS. AND MISCELLANEOUS
On Monday Afternoon, l...,--..-
Ats o'clock, at the auction store, No. lilo Chesnnt
blank BOOKS. Stationery pHoiosTaph albums, and mis-
on Monday morning. IA 70 2tA
WATCHES, ETC, a3-T
On Wednesday Morning,
collection OF elegant diamond jewelry. fine gold and
silver watches gold, pearl, coral, aud other jewery
sness 4l9A
PEREMPToRY SALE OF A COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS BY EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
! On Wednesday Evening,
At so'clock, at the Art Gallery No lilo Chestnut
OIL Paintings BY, American aud European artists.
pSnnSs % % be open 9 for eShbon Ha nday wh9n ns
p SCOTT, JR., AUCToNEER, No. 1929
ID. CHEsNUT Street
AUCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURN
to sales Of 5 s h s Ss
of parties removing or breaking up housekeeping on
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

70 addNtonal Mar1ne Nelos Ia ~ paos.
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF A COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS BY EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
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ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIB DAN
Sun Rfs1s. MOON RISES S2t
SUN SETs.s......,..... 645l HIaH WATER....... 22G
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
ID. G. MCCAMMoN, !
WASH, BUTCHER, SMoNTHLY COArAfITTHR-
JOHN SPARIAwK, }
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fM PUBLIC SALE.
4et THOMAS d SONS, AuctIoneers.

&NA PUBLIC SALE. GA
Ekt THUMAS d SONS, AuctIoneers 80
LARGE AMI, VALUABLE FARM AND cots
MARYIEN on 2 road ASffa leading FROM rom PhSdeMpn dM
TO Baltimore, two miles from Rising sun station
on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Rail
on TUESDAY, April 80, 1867, at p o'clock. noon,
will be sold at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia EX
All that large and valuable Farm and Country
Seat, known as the sharon Farm, pa acres, Cecil
county Maayanq situate on 1 1 Ioad Leading from
sun Station, on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Cen
The neighborhood is desirable convenient to
churches. schools. mil, stores etc
The Tenant House is occupied by good farmer
stay 6esea De ~ 6 aSgcaon to the
occupant Mr.. Jacob Haines.
Terms SsOOC may remain on mortgage.
iniineuAIS M pfTTHffoMAs THOMAS SONS. Auctoneers
Nos; iSg and l4l s. FOURTH street,
PHILADELPHIA March, 1867 4'l92O9E
a REAL ESTATE.
El THOMAS & SONS SALE.
Very elegant FEurStoTy Brow Brown d stone Residence
feet 'front.' l6O feet deep s5C to Carlisle street
At u o'clock noon will besold at Public Sale at the
Philadelphia Exchange,
back buildings and lot of ground situate the west
side of Broad street, south OF Thompson street. No.
containing in front on Broad street 25 feet aud
eTRdng g 3 ali qeSe PIN 1So set 20 street
Gear of all ncumbrance.
TeTms-Sl5,OOO may remain on mortgage.
cation TO the Auctoneer
Full particulars at the Auction Rooms.
NJ, THOM AS d SONS, Auctoneers,
NJ l8 is 10 20 ST. Nos. 189 and l4l s. FOURTH street.
Executors Sale, No. 245 S. Eighteenth street,
MIRRORS PIANOFORTE, RICHLY-CUT
GLASSWARE, FINE CHINA FINE PLATED
WARE HANDSOME VELVET CARPETS, ETC.
on Monday Morning,
22d instant, at 10 o'clock, 245 South Eighteenth
street (East Rtenhouse Square), by order OF Execu-
10 OF Paul Salomon, deceased, the enure
Furniture, IA Il 2t
TO TANNERS AND OTHERS,
sale No. 1905 CadwalRder street.
LARGE REVOLVING TUB, BARK MILL TAN
WATTS, COUNTERS, LARGE TABLES, SPLIT
TING MACHINE, ETC.
ON Tuesday Morning,
23d inst at 10 O'clock No. 1908 Cadwalader street
fannery - 4iT6t
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We would respectfully call attention to the perem
tory closing sale Of sheffield PlatedGoods receive
direct from the manufacturers, Sheffield, Englan
to take place at Scotps Art Gallery No. 1910 Chesn
street,
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April % and %, at 10 O'Clock, embracing newes
styles tea and coffee services water kettles, cak,
baskets, trut dishes, wine sets, breakfast and dinne
castors biscuit caddies, pickle stands. soup tureens
entree dishes, oval andround trays, etc etc.
Also magnificent assortment of ivory-balanceC
handle table and tea knives, plated dinner and tel
forks, all varieties and patterns, cutlery, ETC.
the whole being the best stock ever imported anC
offered at public sale in this country. l42O2t
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Ats O'Clock, at the auction store, NO. lllO Chesnnt
street. will be sold. by catalogue assortment OF
celaneous books. They Will be open for examination
on Monday morning. IA 2tA
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BILLIARD ROOMS,

PHILIP GRUMBRECHT, Resiaurateur
While MT BIRD will hold careful suPeryisioI
over ALL He ventures TO say that, taken all Ia all
there has nothing been started Ia Phlladelph1
approaching this establishment In completeness Oh
SSim G. BIRD. Proprietor.
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PHILIP FORD. AuctlOneer.
M G l. r l. l. A N D g Ot
4NI tsuocestors 70 philip Ford q Uo)
AUClIONEERS. No SO MARKET Street
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District No. General Orders.

General Orders No. l" will be found
elsewhere in our columns this morning
The spirit manifested by General ScHo-
FIELD Is Just such as becomes the dignity
Of his new position, and such as gives
promise that there need not be any con-
f,ict of authority in this district.
The officers Of the provisional govern
roent are continued in their Offices until
further orders. Those who have supposed
that we could 90 on indefinitely under the
present officials will learn from these
orders that there is nothing left for Us but
to organize a new government under the
Sherman and Wilson bills. Otherwise
those further orders will vacate all the
offices of the State filed by disqualified
persons.
We notice that the general commanding
still calls this the estate Of Virginia"
Our magistrates Gncluding, Of course
Governor PEIRPoINT) and other civi
officers will, we doubt not, comply will
the request of General ScHoFIELD. The!
will continue "the impartial administra
ton Of justice to all classes"
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A Word More of the Warning.

The author of the Warning Voice from
Virginia, ;" whose letter in the Washington
Chronicle was alluded to by this paper yes
terday morning, seemed to have tried hard
to avoid the truth. We have the best
authority for contradicting most positively
his statement that "leading rebels" OBJ
iected to the appointment of the commits
sioners of election for the convention by
the Governor. Those to whom he espe-
cially alluded made no such objection, and
we never heard any objection to this
feature of the Senate bill from any quar-
ter, Nor did any of those leaders object
to the congressional bill which, when first
introduced, gave the commanding general
the power to transfer the authority to call
the convention to the Governor. The
whole statement as to hostility to Governor
PEIRporNT in any phase of the bill to call
a convention is one tissue Of misstate-
ments.
We are also authorized to state that
the account of an interview between the
President of the United States and Messrs.
GUILD and CRUMP is equally devoid of
truth.
Some of the press think that this letter
was written in the interest Of Governor
PEIRPoINT. We do not believe it. There
was no reason for any assumption of hos
tility between the Governor and the Le-
gislature on the subject of the convention.
The Senate acted in harmony with him,
and the House would have passed the bill
which passed the Senate by decided ma
jority but for the new events in Congress.
Nor did those who opposed the bill oppose
1t on account Of any power 1t reposed
in the hands Of Governor PEIRpoINT. The
letter would seem to be much more In the
interest Of HuxHIcuTT.
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The House Supplemental Bill

It will be seen that the supplemental re.
construction bill. which we publish this
morning, provides that all elections inthis
fand every other southern) State shall
during the operation Of the Sherman Lao be
by ballot and that all officers conducting
said elections shall take the oath of office
prescribed by the act Of Congress of July,
ls62-that is, shall swear that they have
never engaged in rebellion against the
United States, nor aided and abetted any
persons so rebelling, nor sympathized will
them, &c., &c. This bill, however, has only
passed the House Of Representatives, and
we have the satisfaction to add that the
Committee on the Judiciary Of the Senate
has reported Senator WILSON'S bill-whicf
is more reasonable and moderate-as 8
substitute for this House bill.
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counting only those in the seeding States,
tho majority was overwhelmingly the other
way. And so in WAsHINGToN's rebellion.
Counting the people of England and the
colonies together, large majority were
opposed to the independence of the latter
but counting only the people Of the colo
MES, large majority were in favor OF
their independence. The verdict OF pos
terity will be that in principle there was
no difference between the two rebellions.
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.pporsTypNT OF PROXY.

Euo,, all men On these presents, That we, the
subscribers being stockholders in the James
River and Kanawha Company, do hereby consti7
attorney and proxy to represent each of us In all
general meetings OF the stockholders OF said Com
panv held within Fix mon hs from and aier the
date hereof when we are not personally present
or reprasented by some other proxy, with fnll
power and authority at such generai meetings 10
give such vote votes and to do such other act or
the said meetings If we were personally present ;
and we co hereby ratify and confirm whatever
vote or votes act or acts our said attorney may
lawfully give or do for us in pursuance OF the au-
thnrity hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this - day OF -,
'A' '-'' Teste GSealJ
g. o. o,r1w Seal
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EsW. ID. BLAIR & CO., AT THE CORNER
OF NINTH AND MAIN STREETS, have just re-
ceived large supplyof
LEE & PERKINS, CELEBRATED WORCESTER
SAUCE,
Cross Il BLACKwELL's ENGLISH PICKLES
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
GENUINE ITALIAN MACAR0GI,
and general assortment Of FINE FAMILY GRO
CERES.
We also call special attention to our supply of
superior FRENCH WEYMOUTH CORDIAL.
ia 3l-eodts
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The Senate on the Supplemental Bill

The Senate on the Supplemental Bill
We are gratiied to see by the telegram
from Washington that the Senate Judiciary
Committee have reported Senator WILL
SONS bill as substitute for the supple
mental bill Of the House Of Representa-
tives. Senator Wilson'S bill is the most
considerate of the two. Either of them
we look upon as breach of an implied
contract in the Sherman bill; but the
House bill is much the most Objectionable
The substitute modifies the oath, and
allows the general to delegate his powers
to call convention to the acting Governor
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"Steam capstans are with difficulty be-
ing introduced into the navy" says the last
number of Black,ooods Magazine. Old
fogies would say: "Steam capstans are
with difficulty introducing into the navy"
Our quondam correspondent and others
who object to the former form OF express
sion must acknowledge that their "unadul-
terated English appears quite absurd in
the above sentence.
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BY Z. B. Cook, Auctionser,
Corner OF Governor and Franklin stree

A UCTION NOTICE.-TRADESALE,
dLAtswiRE, LAMPS. c11ITIsRY. &c. ~
FRIDAY. March Is, 1887. at 10 o'clock A.. NJ, We
shall Offer for sale at phblic ancton at the store
No. so4 Broad street, Richmond, Virginia. about
100 packages Of the above goods. OF the bs.t
quality and latest patterns, comprising. CHiNs,
WHITE GRANITE, &C. ROERIsGHAM, CANE
GLASSWARE.
we would call attention to our large assortment
PLATES, TUMBLERs, SO which Will be sold in
small lots.
Everything warranted as represented at sale.
Merchants and housekeepers generally will
fnd II to heir interest 10 attend.
Sale conducted by Z. b. COOK,
NH 10 Auetioneer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NET READ THE CERTIFICATE OF RE-

II. l..
To DR.. Hoste1er:
Dear sir,-This is to certify that was taken with
the dyspepsia year ago last March, and for Pc
Rod OF eight months was one of the most misera-
BILE creatures you ever behold, not being able
either to eat, drink, or sleep, and was compelled
to walk the floor incegsantly. was nearly de-
prived OF my reason, and hope had entirely lett
me, all the efforts made for NY recovery having
proved fruitless.
By the first Of November, 1895, mad become so
weak and feeble that could scarcely stand alone,
and, to al appearance, would soon die. AT TINS
time (having read your ADVERTISEMENT my vile
prevailed upon Inc to try your Bitters. bottle
was procured, and, strange to say, soon COM
mencsd recovering. ! have taken four bottles,
and am enjoying as good health now as could De
expected for one of ny age (about sixty years. l
have no doubt that 1t was your Bitters alone, I'M
der Divine Providence, that effected this wonder
full cure. Il. L. rLoAhiN'
HUDSON, MICH, August so 1888. NH 2-eod2w
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY

CHERIFFS SALE OF GROCERIES
- AND LEASE or sTORE.-will be solt on
WEDNESDAY the stth instant, conaneneing q, u
o'clock A. NJ, at the store lately occupied by
Msssrs Martin q Pseney, Main and Seventeenth
Streets the entire stock OF groceries In saif store
comprising the usual variety OF articles 10 b..
found In a hrst- class family grocery-viz. BACON
LARD, TEA, SUGAR. FLOUR, M0LASsEs soap
GANDLLRS, STARCH. BASKETS, BUCKETS,
WHISKY, BRANDY. PORT WINE, and sundry
other articles too numerous to mention Als0
will be sold on the same day, at the same place at
- o'clock, the UNEXPIRED LEASE OF The pre-.
misses, expiring on the sist Of December nexA
NH lids John w WRIGHT y ~ p
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hEBELLIoS.-The New York Times at
.empts TO weaken the force Of the Worlds
logic IN regard to WASHINGTON by saving
that in our rebellion the minority REBEL.
ed against the majority. OF course, count.
Ing the people Of the whole United States,
the majority WAS against secession; but
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Me- PRIME OLD WHisKY-We have just
received a lot of
VERY OLD and SUPERIOR WHISKY,
which we offer to our trade with perfect confidence
in its giving unqualified satisfaction.
w. d. BLAIR & CO.,
IA sl-eodts corner Ninth and Main streets.
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The order of the Adjutant- General Of
the United States assigning commanding
officers to the various districts in the South,
as designated by the Sherman bill, will be
found in our columns this morning.
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE. IN
IN SIDNEY, ON THE EAST LINE OF PINE
BETWEEN iLBEM ARLE AND sPRlSG
.TREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be
so,d al auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY
the 18th of March. 1887, at s o'clock =. NJ, that
NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE located as above,
now in the occupancy of Mrs. Samuel, containing
six rooms besides kitchen, well of water, SC,
The lot fronts 50 feet and runs back 1854 feet
TERMS: one third cash balance n four and
aiuht months for negotiable notes, interest added
sae ured by a trust deed. The taxes for this year
TO be paid by the purchaser. -
HARRISON, GoDD1E APPERSON,
nh II AuCtioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auciionsers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
vTRUsTEEs sALEOF HOUSE AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT ON THE MANCHESTER TURNPIKE,
NEAR TO THE TOWN OF MANCHEsTER.-As
trustee in deed of trust from Cornelius Perks for
the benefit Of John Echardt, dated March 2,
1885, duly re corded in Chesterfield County Court,
shall at the request of the holder OF the last nego-
lie auction on the premises, on FRIDAY the 2?d Of
March, 1887 at o'clock p. NJ, II fair, II not the
frst fair day thereafter, the REAL Estate con.
viewed by the said deed, consisting OF the LOT
fronting on the north and W. Il side Of the said turn
pike 10 feet, running back 100 feet 70 lot NO. !,
with a BRICK STORE and DWELLING thereon,
now in the occupancy OF Mr. william III Fortune;
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 d1frsy expenses d
sale and 10 discharge = negotiable note OF s5s',
with interest from March 2 1857 and as 10 the sur
plus Of snch sale, on snch terms as may be an
nonnced At The time OF ssls. The taxes and insu'
rare for this year to be paid by the purchaser
NH 70 w. GODDiN, Tru-tee.
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Our friend Of the Lynchburg Ne,ns will

Our friend of the Lynchburg Ne,ns will
see the uselessness of discussing the Con-
vention question, and understand why we
do not undertake to reply to his article on
the subject. How is the river at Lynch
burg2 How much more water have you
to send down. We begin to think that
supplemental rains are as endless as sup
Elemental reconstruction bills.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctionesrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

THAT TRULY VALUABLE IRON.
i FRONT TENEMENT AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-At the request Of the
THURSDAY the l4th day OF March, 1857, at
O'clock P. NJ, that magnificent lRON:FRONT
TENEMENT located as above, now In the occu
pancy OF the American Telegraph COMPANY at the
annual rent OF IS oOo payable quarterly. II fronts
on Main street twenty.three feet eight inches and
runs back the east line OF Twelfth street eighty
high above the basement, and the whole premises
finished in the most complete manner from the eel
lar to the last story This tenement has recently
been built in the very best and Of the most
costly Materials and from Its superior location is
Justly regarded as the most valuable property on
Main street.
Terms: $40, 900 cash; balance at six, twelve,
and twenty -four months, for negotiable notes, with
interest added, secured by trust deed. The taxes
and insurance for this year to be paid by the pur.
chaser HARRISON, G0DDIN l. APPERSoN,
NH 7 Auctioneers.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TWO VERY VALUABLE BRIO

TWO VERY VALUABLE BRICK
/ TENEMENTS, ON THE EAST LINE OF THiR:
AND CARY STREET, AND VACANT LOT ON
SAID ALLEY, FOR SALE AT AUCTInNy:mWiWIl
be sold at auction, on the premises, on III hSDA
the following valuable REAL ESTATE, viz
The valuable TwO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT
Messrs Miles & Evans and Winn Brothers, and
renting for $500 per annum, ~
Also, the valuable THREE STORY BRICK TE-
NRMENT adjoining the above, now in the occu.
pancy of Mr.. g. Y. Miles.
Also, that valuable vacant LOT In rear OF the
above, fronting 20 feet on Lombard alley, running
back about 100 feet to the property OF Messrs. e. u
Noting and James Murphy.
TERMS One. third cash, balance at four and
eight months, for negotiab Die notes. interest added,
secured by trust deed. The taxes and insurance
to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoN,
NH IL Auctioneers.
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BYE. Cook. Auc,ioneer,

by n. %. UUOK, AUCITUHFFFt
corner Governor and franklin streets.
INTENDING To DISCONTINUE
/ our present business we will offer at auction at
our store No l7l2 Main street. below the old Mar.
ket on FRIDAY the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, our
GROCERIES,,
LIQUORS,
PROVISIONS,
CROCKBRY,
GLASSWARE. &C., &C.,
together with many other articles shifted TO the
trade. Is. b. ~. Z. IAlLoh.
P.S-All persons having claims against Us will
please presen M III EN- al once for payment.
NH IL b & G.. y. TAYLOR.
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.
By Isbell 4 DAVIS,
Roal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

GENTEEL HOLD AND
NJ KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO. &C., FOB
SALE AT AUCTION. At the request OF Mrs. Craw.
ford. who 10 declining housekeeping. We will sell
ut auction, at her residence. corner OF Leigh and
adams streets, on THURSDAY the l4th Of March
1897 commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the follow
ing GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
MhHoS1NY CAHE-sEAT and other CHAIRS
CARD TABLE,
TEA TABLES,
PIANO, In mahogany case, In perfect order
SOLID MAHOGANY EXTENSION TABLE,
BRDsTBAD6, walnut and curl maple;
CABINETS,
HAT RACK,
WAsHsTANDS.
SET CANDRLABRAS,
HA1R and saGck MATTRESSES,
FENDERS,
TONGS,
ISBRLL & DAVIS,
NH II Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneer,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ BEAUTIFUL HALP-ACRE LOT, No. $50, At
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
THIRD STREETS, WITH FRAMED DWELLING
THRREON-As commissioners appointed by de.
cree OF the Circuit Court Of Richmond, pronounced
on the lst OF March. 1867, In the case OF warwick
SC against warwick, &c, we shall proceed 10
sell at public auction. on the premises, on FRI
DAY the 18th March, 1857. at half past clock r.
M IL fair III not the first fair day thereafter that
beautiful HALF ACRE LOT 80 $50 In the plan Of
said city, recently in the occupancy OF the late
Mrs Z. u. Chevallie, fronting on ths east eide 81
Third street 1894 feet running back lao feet with
the BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS thereon
the same TO be sub. divided into building lots Of
suitable size, according to plat to be exhibited At
the hour OF sale
TERMS One fifth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added and title retained till all Of the purchase
money Is fully paid and conveyance ordered by
the court. The taxes and insurance for this year
to be paid by the purchaser.
JAMES LYONS, lcomm,ssIopens
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MOTTO FLAMES RIVER AND
~ KANAwHA COMPANY.-By order OF the
BOARD of Public Works OF Virginia Of the 23d in
stant meeting OF the Stockholders of the James
River and Kafawha Company will be held on
WEDNESDAY the eth day OF March next, at the
OH &c of the Company in hichmond
WILLIAM p. MUNFORD,
Secretary James K. and h. Company.