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Mayor Hoffman, Of New York, received
the following peculiar letter Thursday:
SOUTHAMPTON Co., VI

SOUTHAMPTON Co., Va, 1868.
May the II dear sir Mr.. President Con-
gagtion Ilprequass with this if you be SO
plas to have compessishan Of the plot
form of the United States priented and sent
to Southampton Co to. the Collared people
for VIC are on learnt of this. Meaters an
we wish to hear something Of it and We
want it In large letters viii send the ex-
amPle-send it Wakefield Stayishion on the
Norfolk an Petersburg Rail Road an if you
send me this one send me word what you
charge for, that an ] will pay you for it.
send the money the next ,letePsi will take a
paper now and then $ + i5 y !. 7ssgsg acg
isss 4, s1s.aa James 2. Taylor
an Eliza Williams written by james P.
Taylor send it to him from sNew York
want " very plain so that we can under
stand send me your charge VIZ f 3. -
po.4. James r. Taylor cnllared man
directed New York Mr. Pres;sant e -. i .' y
IL. hala
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WASHINGTON. r.ErrE FIR
The 1Man;cipal 7ro,s5les.
WASHINGTON, June 70, 1868,

WasgISGToN, June 10, 1868.
o,,r municipal squabble is engaging the
,.,aa.;on5 of the citizens of Washington to
,,,a arcIusion Of almost everything else,
Wy ,6ere appears to-day to be consid erable
;ndecision as to Whist course to pursue or
how TO ret it before the courts. The gene
rs, impression is thatthe I'D Interim Mayor,
MIR. Lloyd, will apply for q writ Of naandaes
mus tomorrow, or shortly afterwards, COM
handing Bowen to show, cause why he will
not give up the Office Of Mayor. What
effect this will have is yet to- be known.
The Radical citizens and officers Of the
corporation are incensed, and talk loudly Of
appealing to Congress; in fact, they have
done so, but see no way 20 Offset the legal
meetings of the Conservative aldermen ana
Board of Common Council other than keep
ing locked the doors of their respective
chambers and keeping on hand guard OF
policemen. Major Richards, the chief of
police, who would not allow the Boards to
NEE. in their usual meeting places yester-
day afternoon, is brother Of Zalmon Rich
ards, the protesting Radical president ot
the Radical wing Of aldermen. Richards,
the former, has been highly comph-
mented in the past by all good citizens for
the impartiality Of his official proceedings,
and the wonder is widely expressed that in
this instance it should condescend to be
used by Bowen and others in preventing
the meeting Of the City Councils. The
colored clemens, through numerous repre-
sentatives Of their own color, hang aSout
the City Hall every day in anticipation OF
some excitement; but they will n0s oe
gratifed. There will be no violence or law;
breaking; at least by the Conservative mem.
bers of the city government. The lega
proceedings, when commenced, will have
no interest for the negroes. They are
already in desperate muddle as regards
the status of affairs, out Of which it is i'm
possible for the most energetic and assidu
GUS of their white friends to lead them.
..-..a.- st@.J i g. -TJMOS.
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: The great railway over Mount Gents, be.
tween France and Italy, has been COM
pleted, and cars now pass over that pic
turesaue and celebrated route in about five
hours, The speed is between twelve and
thirteen. miles an hour--quit enough for
such q highway. ~ sss,.E sss,si3 2o X
In the Esnango oil region, it is reported,
vein OF lead has been discovered which
Yields sixty-eight per cent. Of lead and
about sighteen Per CEN. of silver, . /
The total smoaptof eoals dispatched from
Gumbsrland By the Ghesaps and Ohio
canM during the week ending on Tuesday
was IA tons. 81 IS ~ 3
Several light snow falls we're experienced
on the Central Pacific railroad near the
summit during the past week. - 49,
Itis asserted that there are To Be no mora
capital punishments in England ---shat Bar
rsts'S execution hes been the last Of shsm:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15
BY Wellington Goddin. -'t''
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES !, SALE OF A LARGE
i AMOUNT OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT ROCKETS, IN THE PLAN OF PORT
ted to the subscriber by Timothy Kerse and wife,
bearing date 9Th June, 1857 duly recorded In Hem
rico County Court and In Richmond Hastings
Court shall SELL at the request of the beneficiary.
at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY
the 22d June, 1858 commencing at d O'Clock z. NJ
If fair not, the first fair day thereafter the fol-
lowing REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said
deed-viZ., .a.- ~ 2sGt s. sS$EJii ~ ,.f'.s
LIST. A Lot in Port Mayo, fronting ess feet on
I'd. LOTS Nos. Ia, ID is, in Port Mayo, con-
yeyed to the grantor by Sarah J. Darlington.
sd. FOUR LOTS in Port Mayo. designated as
Nos. % %, "a and IS In John Nj. Boss1cux's plan.
4tl. LOT No.,47, near Port Mayo, In the plan OF
Richard Dcnny's estate.
as No. 1s In Nicholson's plan- and on the plat OF
Denny's estate as Nos. 80, 80, "a. .ts.-., .s-. 7-
9th. A PART OF LOT No. II In Haynes plan,
fronting so feet on the north side OF Nicholson
street running back 200 feet to Hague street, on
which stands large brick tenement containing
eight rooms. gu ~ E"4E. =s-'
, THE foregoing real estate embraces some hand
some building lots, and on some Of which there are
TERMS Whilst the deed requires cash as to eN-
penses of sale and 81 900 now due, and interest
from maturity, the beneficiary Will accept one
third cash; balance at tour, eight, anu twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by q trust decd. AS to So, o00-the balance
secured In said deed-a credit the 9Th OF Septem-
the note of that amount makes other terms, The
taxes for 1883 to be paid by the purchasers.
.. JOHN B. YOU'VE JUNE
je12 a-- a.. Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers, .
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

r COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN CRAIGss PLAINLY virtue
of 4 decree of the Circuit Court OF the city OF
Richmond In the Isult Of Stanard rs. Stanard the
undersigned as special commissioner, will sell al
auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY the
18th day of june 1885, at O'Clock p. NJ, If fair. II
not, then on the next fair day thereafter, at the
!. parcel Of LAMP containing 72e-loo acres,
lying in the upper end OF Adams,s Valley between
the powder magazine and the Central railroad,
crossing Sbockoe creek and adjoining the property
of W. p. Palmer and otbers ats5.,ss ~ -
Also LOT on the east side Of Mil street oppo-
site to John Miller fronting 23s feet and running
back to the Central railroad. ~, sz-E -,
Also, LOT fronting 2a feet on the west side OIL
Seventeenth street. running back les rect TO ths
Central railroad bounded on the south by Potter
street. -.
teenth street opposite TO the above fronting 2e2 feet
running back on one line 100 feet. 49,, 80
|, And LOT No. 10, IN Graig's plan, fronting ls6
feet on Ridge street. running back about 400 feef "
q ravine. 49, 49,. -s..s5sst,.e.s. ~. s-sg.
Plats Of the property can be seen at the office o.
theauctioueerss II viii be sub-dytded and sold In
parcels to meet the wishes of bidders. 81 .s5s.t
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance az SIX,
twelve; and eighteen months, for notes WITH Int.
rest added title to he retained by the court untt
the notes are paid Purchaser TO pay taxes Tor ises
I1}yzI tJOHEsDUNLOP,S Special Commissioners.
- GRUBBs d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. - g;zszfg
+ nv 28--ieA IL. L. 1&.1s&18
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The PARIS FASHIONS Paris CORES
pondent of, the New, York Journal Of Com
1nerce, under date of May ID, says:
There are two camps in the. world OF
fashion-the fair belligerents ;contending
over. the very important question whether
long skirts or short skirts shall carry the
day. One of the warmest adherents of les
japeS coairteS gave grand ball q few nights
since, at which long skirts and trains. were
prohibited none dared to present them
selves in costume which touched the instep
or hung lower than the high heels ofthe satin
slippers. The saying of I'll ne fdut pas
etre plus royaliste gu le roi, was fully veri-
fed, for g le bal des costrtes japes" was q
failure Tho toilets were voted to be UNI
graceful and .unbecoming, and short skirts
were literally mise a hporte, being con-
demned, except for street wear, and the
train reinstated in favor for home and eve
ming costume. sa..f aarg .....s
The spring and summer toilets are really
quite charming this year., The mania for
gold ornaments and 'tinsel, glass beads and
false glitter, is on the wane. Bad taste,
like all vulgar things, soon falls, and we
notice with pleasure o rejection in favor OF
greater simplicity in dress. Dresses and
paletots are fashioned of the same material,
and the trimmings for those who love a
toilet recherche, are composed of either puff
fngs or founces, likewise of the same It's
sure as the dress wrapping. Sometimes
the skirt of light brown or lilac, or q shot
silk is covered with peplumof black silk.
The skirt is decorated at the bottom with
narrow flounce, and the rpeplum trimmed
all around the edges and sleeves with a mar
row black silk flounce.. "A wide ribbon. belt,
with fringed ends Of the same color on the
garment, is always worn.
:. The chapeaa, although not increased in
size,s has gained in becomingness. The ad-
dition Of the mantile in Spanish or Chan
lilly lace adds grace to the couture, conceals
the ravages of time when the face has lost
it's first bloom, and adds charm to the
beauty of eighteen summers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15

sc1ENTIF1c.-The spots on the surface Of
the sun, first observed by Calico, and by
him supposed to be clouds, were long ago
demonstrated to be cavities or openings in
the SUMS luminous atmosphere. A still
further advance towards q full explanation
of the cause Of these spots has. recently
been made by French, and English OBJ
servers. 1t has been ascertained, in the
first place, that they are owing to upward
and downward currents in the SUMS atmos-
phere next, that the interior dark core Of
the sun is nebulous gaseous mass of high
temperature, but Of feeble radiating power,
while its light-giving atmosphere is Of lower
temperature, but Of great radiating power !;
and thirdly, that planetary attraction has
some connection, though as yet not exactly
determined what, with the formation and
disappearance of the spots. - 5s.S2--A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auc.ioneers.
Office No. s21 Main street, - 10
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TyRUsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IL IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD,
AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE RICH,
HULL STREET, NEAR, THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed
OF trust made to the subscriber. by James ID.
Thomas, bearing date the 18th day Of October; 1859
duly recorded In the Clerks office of the County
Court Of Chesterfield, to secure the payment OF
ton of which is stil due and unpaid and at the
quest Of the holder Of said notes, will proceed to
sell at public auction, on "WEDNESDAY the 9th
day Of June, ON the premises, at S. O'Clock p. NJ,
the property described In said deed as LOT No. II
fronting said turnpike LOS feet and running back
to Fillmore street. rs-.rs3 gntgI yFTs,t. +! =
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance on credit
Of four and eight months for negotiable notes, In
terest added, secured by a trust deed. IL RI.
JAMES n. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ TAYLOR Il
son, Auctioneers. 3EL yai-,-t 90 lie I3--lOt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15
By Wellington Goddin, "a
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRuSTEEs SALE OF A VALUABLE
+ Farm OF TWENTY ACRES, ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE,s ONE MILE NORTH OF
ICHMOND.-By! virtue OF a deed Of trust exc
ci,ted to the subscriber by Christopher Gerhardt
and Charles g. Gerhardt, bearing date 2th April,
1862 duly recorded in Henrico County CourS and
the said Gerhardts havig sold tho land Hereinafter
described subject to the unpaid purchase money
due thereon and at tbs request OF the holder OF the
note or $l,sls.sa payable ttirty.six mciths After
date ard which fell due 2ati and nth April 1859
shall proceed 70 sell at public suction the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY the 18th June, 1881 at %, clock
r. n, 81 FAIR If not the fret fair Gsy thereaAfrs
the READ estate conYcyed by the said deed consist
Ing OF that bSauti spl COUNTRY BEAT located as
above with all the houses buildings Dc, thereon,
low In tie occupancy OF, tsrs IA. d hy1Eg. Ssza
TERMS Enough In cash to efrAy@xpensee OF
sale and 20 pay OF said note. with All Interest
shall be announced at the hour OF SALE Jpsssfp
jes w. G0UDtN,s Trustee.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auetioueer and Real Estate Agent.
HyHATsVERY BEAUTIFUL AND

HyHATVERY BEAUTIFUL AND AT
RESIDENCE--0NL IBBY,s
H1LL.-AT THE CORNER .OF MAIN AMI
TWENTY-NINTH STREETS FOR s, SALE5AT
who Is About TO decline housekeeping, shall sell
at suction, on the premises: on MONDAY the 18th
June lsss at 81 clock F. NJ. his truly beautiful
and occupied by Captain Luther Libby The lot
has frontofr 60 feet and depth Of III feet 20 an
alley The dwelling IS saeed on every ads With
I'm exceilent repair but Is built of the VERY BEST
materials and finished In the hsndsomsst manner,
stabIe csrriare &C., and the yard and gar
den is stocked with Sandstone shane and Sorna-
mental trees, flowers, &C.. This property ls SO
well known and inas
TERfSs Ope-third cash /: balance at SIX, twelve
md eIFhteen months for negotiable notes. Interest
added, secured ~ Q krnat dsss y w st.onn,N
An 2 .t,ss9s $500 y AaettoHeers
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Song.

In the garden lay q lutte
Where some careless hand had hung IL;
One who saw 1t lying mute ,.-..- r
Took It up and strung IT. -
Made O song Of flowers and fruit
Made a song and sung 1t. + es. r
All the winds were hush'd to hear.
All the garden silent round him r
All the song-birds that were near
BY his music found him.. l.-'s'.
Said the monarch with sneer,
BOTHER and confOund him."
Myrmidons what court doth lack? -.s,. :
Twenty creatures, quickly sped OIL,
Caught ourtpoet1n crack. &c =' -.....
Where his strain he led on
Laid the lutte about his back
Took and cut his head OF.
Why thus off his head they cut :. -
What the rhymes were he was strfnging, 2:
Why the King upon his nut .,srg Ia +.
- Was such curses bringing
These know not, knowing but
That he left off singing 9EE
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
9 Office No. s21 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
Il IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD
LYING BETWEEN THE RICHMOND ASp
RAILROAD AND THE MAN.
CHESTER AND PETERSBURG TURNPlkE
FORMERLY A PART, OF THE FALLS PLAN.
TATION, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed Of
trust executedto the subscriber by James J.. Brad,
lev, bearing date the 18th day Of October, 1852 and
recorded IN the clerks office OF the County Court
Of Chesterfield to secure the payment OF certain
negotiable notes therein described apart OF when
is yet unpaid by the request Of the holder Of said
notes. will proceed to sell at auction. on the pre-.
misses, on MONDAY the ed day OF June next AZ AZ
O'Clock p. NJ, II fair. II not the next fair Gay
thereafter, the property as above located. consist
ing of four lots and dcscried In said deed as Nos
Q and 8 and and 10, being near tile town OF Mall
chester. -gr ~ s-s.s-s.r.s :. NJ.
4 TERMS One-third cash the balance on credit
of 4 and months for negotiable notes. with nle-
rest added, and secured by deed Of trust.
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR 4 SON
Z AucttoueerS. 1e lL-iT
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A correspondent writing Of the manner
in which people live at New York restau-
rants, says Not many evenings ago saw
Horace Greeley at the same table with some
Broadway clerks, partaking Of asmeal that
cost him about twenty cents. Horace does
not spend much money on his stomach. He
gave up vegetarianism long. ago., but still
sticks to brown bread and cold water. !
These are harmless and cheap, and. Horace
patronizes them quite 1iberany but not
on account Of their Tcheapness. Horace is
as free with his money as any gmantin New
York--in fact he does not kncw how to
keep it. 81, 81 - - $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15

There lisa big injun : !, /, z c;syon,s..
around among the people Of Iowa Who IN ~
hibits the following !" certificate Of charac.
ter ~: s5 & -,.5f55t ~ e 80 lsff ~
- This warriors name is Hnnkydora. H,
is poor but honest Rcd hof stoves &re sup
posed to be safe in his presence. But wha
he won't take q pup wouldn,t haul ont of {
lanyard. II you can't give him ten cents
. square drink viii do as well: IF be
should make application to shovel on The
cans, you ear. recommend him as big in,
jun TO the contractors !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

!TsRUsTEE's SALE OF HANDSOME
i RESIDENCE. ON CHURCH HILL LII At
| AND TWENTY-THIRD STREETS.-By virtue
Of deed Of trust executed to the subscriber by y.
G. Turnkey, bearing date 18th October, 1851 duly
recorded in Henrico County Court I shall, In exc
cution thereof proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction,
on the premises. on MONDAY the 18th OF June IN
1868 ut o'clock P. NJ, If fair, If not the first la1r
day thereafter that beautiful and attractive RESI-
DENCE located Us above, containing ample &C
lcommodations for a moderate-sized family. Inc
lot on which 1t stands has front Of So feet and
depth Of 120 feet. rsg --,l'E :.
Whilst the deed requires a cash sale, yet I am
authorized by the holder Of the debt secured there
balance at six twelve, and eighteen months for
negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
deed. q; -.... FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S, ..
ie o ~ ~. - 80 Trustee.
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ByS. N. Davis, -
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner Of Eleventh and Main streets.

FCoMM1ssIoNERs' SALE OF vALUA,
" BILE PROPERTY IN SIDNEY. Hen Hen.
RICO COUNTY.--In pursuance OF decree OF tif
Circuit Court Of the county of Henrico. entered 90
the 4th day Of May, 1861 In the case OF Courei q
dLs. pS. Nelson's administrator ct dlS. the undrr'
signed commissioners will sell at auction, on iIe
premises, on MONDAY the 22d day Of june. ho',
at O'Clock P. NJ, three LOTS OF LAND known
rs lots Nos. lis Id and H. In the plan o. SimneS,
commencing at the southeast corner OF Mi,lialns
and Richie streets, ana fronting on WlllaD''
street 90 feet, and running back ~ feet. +,
+; TERMS: One-fourth cash :; balance n st1'
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable nn,cs
interest added; tifleto be retained Until payine"
is made. s;.t,i--... ss. SAMUEL I, BAfLi'
- -aE'2'<.s5''s fRrf JOHN n. DAVIS.
j. {e IL 5e4 Ezs- h..s,E-s1G ~ Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

HANDSOME AND ATTRACTlnvht
III COUNTRY RESIDENCE, ON TIE MEN
MIRKET ROAD, FOUR MILEs BEL2yTs
RfGHMOND.s eAELED WESTON, &c FoK w Snaa
Robinson shall offer for sale at public auction;
an the premises. on TUESDAY the lsth da fIs O.
June. 1854 at clock p. NJ, the beautiful H.;
located as above adjoining the lands OF 6e Sr
Turner and others. The tract contains SIX tSs
and one.half acres, and IS well adapted 70 VIZ
arst-rate market garden, and has recently ues
lined. The dwelling-house is Large ana eon
nient, containing ten rooms is covered WI"
order There are also all necessary out ohiiaiS5
and well OF excellent water In the yard anu :"
good young orchard. a. . and
months for negotiable notes, with interest," aus ~ ~
secured by trust deed. The taxes OF 300 - y
- - <sl9k4@ = Arctioncer.
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WITTY AND FRANK.-A French actress,
more celebrated for her beauty and her
frankness than for her intelligence and her
virtue, was in the habit Of attributing her
inconsistency to her bad luck. &c The mo-
ment become really attached to anybody
she used to say, 81 am certain to, be in
troduced to somebody else whom I like
better" tEH-LE &. .-,.Ea 50 -. $500 !
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BY wellington Goddip'
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF y =. LA Oh

zusRUSTEES SALE OF IA ALA On
REAL ESTATE At sRsUg SnH At AUC-
Tff,N virtue OF deed Of trust eae ses1 ediy
the sabscrfber bearing date 18Th octeoet In DEED
recorded In Richmond Hastings cg ,n .etecatiea
thsrcoI proceed 70 sen at public aIesiopl:: g at
premises on MONDAY the .;d JUNE Sest fais d.y
o'clock r. IL, II fair n NOT: tEe ns1 in the said
ased sonsstug or LOT fronting tee sack 100
norfh side of Nicholson street, rn n9RIf,k TENE.
fsek 10 Hague street. with arss rss,nss occupied
tSs aas e said DEED BY a Davis AM
TEaHs: whist Tho deed feaair rss sd 10 one.
sonssns 3. nj and u months ios I s,s,st
siasIa nss interest adaed sscir ,sa y ~ he paid
SS tSs purchaser. JAMES y. ARRANGE Trustee.
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~ BY Wellington Goddin, nc et
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

TNRUsTEEs SALE OF HOUSE AND
! IeLoT ON. ADAMS NEAR TO 8 HORT
STREET, UNION HILL.-By virtue Of deed OF
trust executed to the subscriber by Thomas J.
Crane, trustee for FrancesSH a.. Crane, his vile,
corded in Henrico County Court, shall, In execu-
tion thereof proceed to sell at public auction on
the premises, on7TUESDAY. the 2sd June 1858 at
So Clock P. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
thereby consisting Of lot fronting 90 feet on the
east line of Adams street near to Short street rnn-
ming back 150 feet to John NJ. Scherer's land, with
a comfortable framed dwelling thereon.
/. TERMS Liberal, and made known at the hour OF
SALE g-sy.--..-yssg ~ THOMAS -. EGANS,s- 3
!! je Is Irustee,c
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By Cook & Laughton, Artiloneers,
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.

ROSEWOOD, CHAMBER, AND PAR
HI LOR FURNITURE, OFFICE ,FURNI-
TURE, WINES, &C., AT AUCTION.-At the re-
quest Of Monsieur ". L'Hote Chancellor Of the
French Consulate in this city. who Is about re-
moving from the country, we will sell at his rooms
lover the clearinghouse Of Messrs. R. II. Maury
Il Co., Main street near the pOst-office), on MON
DAY the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, all of his
FURNITURE, consisting of
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITE, complete
with marble-top pieces;
l WALNUT DIYAN, with espring-chairs and
MARBLEaTop cENTRE-TABLE,
10 ROSEWOOD MARBLE-TOP, WINE GEL
RosE%3ob MARBLE-rop SHAVING
2HAIR Mattresses and FEATHER
TOILET and TIN CHAMBERwARE,
l ELEGANT DRESSING-CASE, inlaid with
-I1Hrp- Bath BeaTai .LooK1Ne-eLAss.- etc. -
l CONYENIENTLY-ARR OFFICE
.a REVOLVING OFFICE CHAIR,
An assortment of MIS- G. Ell LA N ECU s
BOOKS, including a complete set of ten
volumes Of the Report of Surveys and
--'.4a= - Explorations from the Mississippi to
the Pacific, handsomely illustrated.
80 g. ALSO,
About rs quart bottles of superior CLARET
and other WINES, Of his own importa-
COOK LAUGHTON,
jel2 -ftF. Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
,rthwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

MEAT FRAMED DWELLING, ON THE
in WEST SIDE OF THIRD BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH STREETS FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-We Will sell at snction, on the premises
on TUESDAY the 10th Of June, at 5o'clock T. ~,
the FRAMED DWELLING located as above de-
with two rooms. The LOT fronts 4s1 feet and runs
back 1881 feet along an alley on the south side;
This is desirable residence, and may be- at small
expense converted into two tenements, each well
suited for small family.
TERMS :: One-fourth cash; balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes, in
tcrest added, secured by q trust deed. Taxes for
1888 TO be paid by the purchaser. 4,-r,...
ie 10 GRIBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.