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New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
Cost anb fOunS.

I OST-A cripple, named HENRY BOTTLES,
~ wearing brown coat snd blush pants eSs stick and
one having person description please address CHRISTIAN
BOTTLES BhrAbethtown n. j.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
MORRIS WmKISs Auconeer.
I ARGE and ATTRACTIVE SALE of 40

MORRs WILKINS, Auctioneer -.
I ARGE and ATTRACTIVE SALE of 10
II LOTS ON HUDSON. MEADOW, CLINTON AND WILLOW
SITS. HOBOKhN, NEW-JERSBY, AT AUCTION. -.
BY ORDER or TIB HOBOKEN LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY
r H. LUDLOW will sell auction TUESDAY June %,
1903 y o'clock at the Exchange saeroom No. Ill Broad" Tim
itv I}uidng. New.iork Cty
HUDSONST lots side between Perry and Newark sts
MEADOW. ST. lots, side between nh and 8th-sts
MEADOWS IL lots entire 'front.' side between 10th and llth'
CLTNT0N-ST lots. east side between Ith and 6th sts
WILI,OW.ST. lots, east side between 7th and bhsS
WlLLOw-ST 10 lots west side. between ih and B.hst+
WGLLOW-ST. " lots, side, between 9th ani ytisiS
wILLOW-Sr ~ lots side. between gn and lOth-,ta 49,
WILLOW ST. II lots entire 'front.' vest side between Oh ana th
., So, - , 80,
wILLowS II lots entire 'front.' east side between 10th aud llth
TERMS or SALE.
Seventy Der and for five at
cent
Book maps and full particulars at the auetoneers ONCE No Jne-
at or 4, ths iobokeu ferries. (3624l
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16

DOR SALE-AbOut Is acres of LAND on the
west hank the Nyak 25 miles from New
York Northern Railroad Il HewJersey; about SO feet ry.r 'front.'
good hoang hshng bathing The among the most beau
t the liver On the premises srge Frenc"o Manson iNa
firBse stable aud outbulug land good snd
under cultivation abundance of fruit There several pen
building property For scenery health and
the desirable places the sT Ice
GAN No ? Pue-st OlBl
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCIIVN,
n, WILLIAM ABBOTT Auctoneer go, ,,,,, e., ,rs
At Cnop saep Island consisting Of l3l valuable
TO be sold premises HuRsDAh Jnss 10 & ~ .a
stsd within 10 mpstss vail Of Vanderbilt Landing and Is bonded
by E.SYotya apd The Bsy SewIOr and only 2s @ on !h
Y Yacht ClahIieuss grounds comnAnaing hns wv ~
HATbor Will be sold In lots and parcels nsP
T AUNDRY lFORK, No. 20 COurtlandt-'t.-
IL Splendid nthoEIAPh Tree " the trade
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
Ciiu gtal Estate for Salr.

T0HN b. CHURCH e. JACOB SHARPE,
~ so. ~ FINEST.
Zeal Estate Brokers' and Aactionesra
oly sAd cosHT PROPERTY SOLD or RENTED LOANS nsEo
CHURCH SHARPE No "a Pissst
i AUNDRY FORK, No. 2S COurtlandt-st.-
~ eslsa4h bshogTaph, hes " tAs Rs1s
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Il eve must have Bingham conclude to-
daysor he will kill the case" said Stevens.
/" No rood can come Of this long winded ar
on rnents, and it would have been better for
ius If the case had been submitted after an
hours talk each. remember when L was
quite young man Of trying case IN Lam
caster which involved the ownership OF
pig, worth, probably, q dollar. AS soon al, as
/ learned who was the opposing counsel
was fully convinced that the arguments
alone would occupy week-that Is,
would address the court in behalf OF my
client for two hourp. while the other side
would not be content with less than four
DAYS. I therefore made my arrangements
to 20 up to Harrisburg on some pressing
business, and return before the case had
rome to the jury. The case was clearly
against me If the Jaw was considered,
and ESQ told my client = but l would DO
fbe-best I could under the circumstances.
The evidence was oil heard. and made my
sneech TO the Jury, not dealing in the lev
as much as did in telling couple OF
amusing anecdotes. I spoke less than TWO
hours, and then left the courtroom to 60 10
Harrisburg. Yes, gentlemen, actually
went there, transacted my business, ana
returned to Lancaster, after an absence OF
three days, and found the opposite counsel;
Mr.. -, still talking about that Internal
pig. One glance at the face of the jury
men and knew the case was mine. MT.
= talked half day after my return,
and the jury, without ever leaving the
iury-box, decided in favor of my client.
The truth was, the case was talked TO death !;
and this is exactly what am afraid Blpg--
ham will do with this one. / was ashamed
Of the time I occupied myself the other
day, the speech requiring nearly an hour
IS ;igiiYg2 it." = ~ ~ - -.
eh In o few minutes messenger came into
the room and announced that Bingham,
from exhaustion, would not conclude until
the next day. Never will | forget the
expression on Mr.. Stevens's face. 1t
told the story better than did his words.
6 This decides the matter" said he
" johnson will not be convicted %; and his
tory proved him correct. recall wildly
some remarks he made against certain
senators whom he believed would betray
their party, as they did, and for bitterness
of language, full of invectives intermin-
gled with profanity, it excelled anything
that ever heard. ...
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DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND

i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON R0 Ahi;
OXE RlVER,-By yirtue or 4 decree rehagt.1
In the suit OF Wilson and others PlsiEtif -: A.
fred Boyd, executor OF James Whitice, deeyS,ssST
and others, defendants, shall on WEDhEssU;nSa,,'
10th day Of January, 1884, sell TO the Highest .n
at public auction, upon the premises the LAI,UC0
belonging TO the estate OF the late James ~
ice, Containing FIFTEEN HUNDRED hC: 49,
more or less, lying on Roanos Ike river, III heenn .
burg county, Va. These lands will DC soa ~ i, NY
several tracts-one, known as the bn1, M
TRACT" containing SIX HUSDEsD and ". a.
HALF ACRES. more or less, having upon u AZ
excellent DWELLING-hOusE coihpars.tai,,sesy,
new. with abundant and excelient Dafhs aI1i a.
WAYsn containing FIVE HQNDhsD II I,
NINETY ACRES, more or less, hSyDs GR'H s -
comfortable and commodfous DIV ElsLlNu, 80" 80
a5unds snomn as lbe Ba a. TRAC contain
IN about THREE HUNDRED ACRES; =.
large portion OF the TWO trst named tracts - :,
river bottoms conceded 10 DC OF tHe net y This
section Of Virginia. Both tracts are aoun9nissty
snpplied With wood and water. IL IS cphlcea'is.'
asserted that these lands are among tine mos. no =,
shie and desirable 10 be found within Tie !!!Ss "
Virginia. Persons desiring 10 invest In real e.
tate have here one Of The finest opport tn.s
viii be presented In the State for buying nfsfa''
lands. -. the red.
due of the purchase money, credit OF " ~, sI1
Is months, the purchaser giving boIa viz nav ~
proved personal security FOR the deierfea PEI
ments. and the title TO be retained ~ seui1'''
security. 49,. rrr-
At the request OF the parties interested, .ne p ,
chaser, by paying one-third or more OF ,ne Nv; i've
chase money IN cash, viii not BE- required !" CIV
persona iisLIiM t. ATKINS Commissioner
BoYpToN. VA, December 10 SSs.
The above lands are rented for the gear isSa nal
possession win be given the Is. dayot lsnur''
$50. [de i4i W. T. A. co'nnlissic Commissions
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A "Reminiscences of Thaddeus stevens
In Connection with the Impeach-
meut of The President. Ea

Correspondence Of the Boston Traveller.
The impeachment trial was the stimulant
which kept life within Stevens's feeble
frame. He believed Andrew Johnson u
dangerous enemy to the Constitution and
human freedom-and often have l heard
him say that could he but survive long
enough to see Ben Wade in the seat held by
johnson he would be content to die.
remember one day in particular during
that trial when he seemed in unusually
fine spirits. III.
Judge Bingham, of Ohio, was holding the
Senate entranced by his eloquence in ar
raigning johnson before the bar Of justice
in behalf of the people, and it was ex-
pected that his argument would close that
night, consequently the closely packed gal
leries remained in the same condition with
out the slightest disposition being mani
tested to leaves Dayl $50
The air of the Senate Chamber was too
close for Mr.. Stevens, therefore he retired
through the Senate lobby in the rear to the
Vice Presidents room. This was favor
tie resort for those holding intimate per-
sonal relation with Vice-President Wade
where We would meet during the trial and
canvass the situation. Did | but feel at
liberty to reveal the secrets of that room
your readers would not want for a sensa-
ton long. sgaz
1t was here that Sumner, Stevens, Bout
veil, Yates, Ramsey, Chandler, Butler,
Logan, and many others, would hold their
little caucusses; and ! remember that on
one occasion General Grant was one among
those present--and he appeared extremely
anxious as to the result Of the trial-speak-
ing out freely his sentiments. @ ~
Upon this day, however, the only persons
in the room were Senator Wade, ex-senator
wilkinson Of Minnesota, Stevens, and your
own correspondent s Scott" e6
impeachment was Of course the theme of
our talk, and its prospective success con-
sidered in sll its bearings,
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AurJeTaON SALES.
THIH DAY.
THIS DAY.
BY Cook & Iaughton,
correr Governor and Franklin streets.

/
BY Cook & Iaughton, @
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
TLEaANT ROSEWOOD PIANO, HAND
H. BONE CHAMBER FURNITURE. CAR.
PETS, DENTAL INSTRUMENTs &C.: Al
AUCTION.-THlS DAY at 10 O'CLOCK we VIII sell
One SUPERIOR sEvEN-OCTAvE PIANO, In hand
some rosewood case elegantly carved:
Two NEW OILED WALNUT WA RDROBEs.
NEW MARBLE-TOP w L n WASH
NEW " NUT and MAHOGANY BED.
STEADS,
NEW BRUSSELS and other CARPETS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, BOOSTERS and PILLOWS;
MAHOGANY seer BET A - and BOOK
MAHoG4NY sTDEgokRDs and CABINETS,
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES.
MAHOGANY SOFAS. CHAIRS. and ROCKERS;
GAME ard WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
TIN SAFES,
One very large No. 10 CnOX1NG-STOVE,
OFFICE and STORE STOVES.
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, &C.;
PLATED ICE PITCHERS, #-a"t
BUTTER DISHES,
FRUIT BASKETS, &c.
@t- ALSO,
One case of DENTAL ms rRUMENTS, very ex-
pensive and Of handsome finish.
COOK i LAUGHTON.
de 90 Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

nom ISSIONER' SALE-THg
" VERY VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, LOCATED IL
THE GREAT COAL BASIN OF VIRGINIA
AND KNOWN AS THE CUNLIFFE MISEs
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-as Commission,
appointed by the Circuit Court or Chesterfield
county in the case of "Agnes Cunliffe rs Cunllfe
ct ats.,n Will sell st auction, upon the premises
on WEDNESDAY the eth day OF January, at |!
O'Clock NJ, the PROPERTY above referred 10
lying on both sides of the Richmond and Danyills
railroad. twelve miles from Richmond. and IA Toe
same basin Of coal as tho celebrated Black He'll
collicry.
IL embraces about 40 acres of land, nearly TIE
whole OF which contains coal of superior quality
shaft has been sunk 325 feet from which alone,
By the judlcious expenditure Of little capital, Ia
tons Of superior coal could be produced daily for
an indefinite period. ] he natural formation and
deposit of the coal 10 favorable TO the most profit.
able working; and the situation Of the property.
Immediately on the railroad affords every facility
for transportation. IL has upon T. large dwelling
which has been recently repaired.
In the estimation OF experienced miners this u
the most valuable coal property in IirgiDiA now In
the market.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at two, three,
and four years, with iDterest payable semi-an.
nually, the purchaser to execute notes satisfactO.
rly endorsed the title being ret aimed by the court
until the notes are paid.
BENJAMIN Fl. NASH, Commissioner.
GRUBBS 10 WILLIAMS Auctioneets.
10 3t-De s. IL, IS, IL IS. -, is LA5b
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By Wellington Goddin,
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN EX-
~ CFLLENT FARM IN HENRICO COUN-
TY, THREE MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
ADJOINING THE TREE HILL ESTATE.-'n
pursuance Of two DEGREES of the Circuit Court OF
the county Of Henrico pronounced on the 18th nf
April and the 9th Of May, 1893 and affirmed by the
District Court OF Appeals respectively: III the suit
Of ratum 1t ais. ne. Tatum, &C.. / shall sell unon
the premises Mt public auction, to the highest bid
der, on FRIDAY the l2'h OF February, 1889. ut 4
p. NJ, the TRACT Of LAND in the county Of
Henrico about three miles below the city OF Rich
mond. on the Osborne turnpike, adjoining the
lands of William +. Randolph and the old Tree
Hill tract and containing by estimation NINETY
ACRES more or less being the same tract OF which
Theophiius Ta'um died seized and now In the oc-
cupancy of William Jones, who purchased 1t at
former sale made by me. and st VIII lse risk and
cost II Is now sold lie having faf'cd to comply
with the terms of sale. 7 he property has been
improved by the Setting ont Of fruit trees, &c.
IERMS: cash for so much rs may be necessary
to pay the and charges of the sale and costs Of
the rule against said Jones' estimated at about S75
and the balance now due of principal and interest
and charges of protest upon the notes given by the
said Jones for the purchase money at the former
sale being 800 with interest from the 3lst May 1885,
and 81 216 20 with interest from the LIST December
1888, until the day of sale and for the balance.
upon such terms es The said William Jones may
prescribe, or upon his falling 10 prescribe. rpon
SIX and twelve months credit for negotiable notes,
with interest from dSy of sale and we'll endorsed.
The title will be retained until the purchase money
is all paid. WILLIAM II. TATuM
de l2-St4Fe tdtds Commissioner.
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By 8. \. Davis
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner Eleventh and Main straits

COMMISSIONERS sALEOFAFRANpn
" DWELLING AND LOT ON TIE COP,
STREETS, CHURCH HILL.-By virtue Of = ~ a.
cree Of the Circuit Court OF the city OF Rlchmort
pronounced on the ?cth day Of November, Wa n
the case OF Kelly and wife and ala. vs Woodson',
tion on the premises on WEDNESDAY the len
day Of January. 1869, at I O'Clock p. N. ~,
THREE-STORY FRAMED DWELLING c s,a'
tanning about six rooms, situated as above D..
scrIhed.
TERMS: One-third cash balance at SIX. .vs,.
and eighteen months. purchaser giving bouds r,SS
good security, interest added. Title retained un.%
the further order OF the court.
CHASTAIE WHITE
de IS Special COmmI,s,nns,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-29
By 8. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

rTzRUsTEE'S SALE OF A FARM, ON
L THE OLD FREDERICKSBURG ROAD
OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING SEVENTY
AND A QUARTER ACRES.-By virtue of deed
OF trust earing date 22d of February 1885, execu-
ted to the subscriber and duly recorded in Henrico
County Court, Deed Book 81, page III, ! shall, In
execution thereof proceed to sell at Puo, 5t anc
OF December 1863 at IL clock NJ, If fair, II not
the first fair day thereafter. the FARM located as
above and occupied by Jackson d: Gatewood an
Joining the lands OF John W. Shepherd. s.. 6.
Waldrop. M. B. Priddy, and Charles L: Tinsley.
The land Is In good heart and The buildings are
amply sufficient for large-stze family;
Trustee.
2 NJ DAVIS Auctioneer. ~ de 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-29
By wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON
CHURCH HILL, ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF GRACE BETWEEN TWENTY-THIRD
AND TWENTY: FOURTH STREETS, FOB
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction,
on the premises on TUESDAY the goth of Deem
Der, 1853 at half-past O'Clock P. NJ, that beau
tiful LOT located as above, adjoining the brick
tenement owned by MIR. Thomas Samson, fronting
flty-ntne and one-third feet, and running back
one hundred and fifty feet TO a wide alley.
TERMS Ope-third cash; bslance at four and
eight months. for negotiable notes. interest added
de22 W. GODDIN. Auctioneer.
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). N. DAVIS, Auctioneer. ~ 80.
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office S21 Main street,
three doors below spotsWOOd Hotel.

A HOUSE AND LOT, ON N STREET
II BETWEEN THIRT1ETH AND THIRTY
FIRST STREETS, FOR SALE at AUCTION.
Will be sold on TUESDAY the 2sth day Of De-
cember. 1858, on the premises, at O'Clock T. NJ,
the HOUSE and LOT as above described. 1t con
tains four rooms kitchen, &c. The lot fronts
depth.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
and secured by deed of trust.
= JAMES III. TAYLOR &c BON,
Joot -. kuctioneers
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TALBOT SWEENEY, :
5 ALEXANDER DUDLEY. J
DUBLIC RENTING JANUARY %,

DUBLIC RENTING JANUARY %.
I 1861 OF JAGKsON's RIVER HOTEL, AT
JACKS0N,S RIVER DEPOT, CHESAPEAkE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.-This house Is conve.
nient IN sulphur and Alum Springs, 10 In the
midst OF iine hunting and fishing grounds, cou,d
he adyantageously occupied AZ boafding school
has been successfully operated Tor the past Two
70 airs rs hotel by Messrs. tiogbil. IL
Renting for one year. Possession given az once.
JOHN g. CARPENTERS,
Administrator Robert Irvine. deceased.
4 Jsckson's River, December nth. 1855 Ids si-19
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de 4-2tavtLJan.td
SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-

tkUSIEES' DALI Uf ABDUL CiuI-
I TEEN HUNDRED AND EINETY-SEVEN
ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant to the provisions Ola deed Of trust exc
cuted by Robert Saunders and Lucy B. his wife
bearing date on the LIST OF January, 1851 and duly
recorded In the County Court OF York county, the
undersigned, the trustees therein named. at the
request OF the creditor secured by said deed, and
the said deed to the said Robert Saunders Of such
requistion. will on TUESDAY the 10Th day Of
February 1859, at the fr6nt door Of the Exchange
Hotel In the city OF Richmond, at the corner OF
Franklin and Fourteenth streets at the hour OF II
O'Clock NJ. proceed TO sell the ZEAL ESTATE
conveyed by the deed OF trust Aforesaid. called
and known as "QUEFN'S CREEK,' Or so much
satisfy the trust created by the said deed. This
land IL situated Queens creek one OF the tribu-
tartes OF York river and but short distance from
said river in the county of York in the State OF
Virginia. Vessels drawing four or five feet OF wa.
ter can ascend this creek 20 within few miles OF
Williamsburg.
THE place Is said to be particularly valuable for
oyster planting. No further description is now
thought be necessary, rs IL Is presumed tnat an!
one desiring TO Purchase will view t6e premises
and Judge for himself before the day OF sale.
TIE TERMS ARE: That the purchaser pay ore
half OF the purchase money on the DAY OF SAFE ano
the balance in two equal pa5nenes.one on the Is,
January, 1871. and for which he sha,l execute MS
bonds each 10 carry interest from inc gay OF sale
and To be secured by deed OF trust on said land.
The undersigned. Talbot Sweeney. residing In The
city of Williamsburg. VII take pleasure In show
TALBOT SWEENEY, Trustees.
daIs ALEXANDER DUDLEY
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sEs1I.wEEKLY DISPATCH.

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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL
4 FRAME TENEMENTS AND ONE VA.
CANT LOT, on LEIGH STREET WEST OF
BROOK AyENUE.-By virtue OF a deed of trust
executed to the subscriber by Mr.. John Ola b,
bearing date 18th May, 200 duly recorded In Rirh-
m0nd Hastings Court shall IN execution there
Of proceed 10 sell at public auction. on the pre-.
misses, on MONDAY the 4th Of January, 1859, at
O'Clock z. NJ, If fair, If not, the first fair day
thereafter, tire real estate conveyed thereby and
loca' ed as above consisting Of = lot on the south
side OF Leigh street 30 by, loa feet, with small
frame tenement trereon; also. one other LOT, VIII
a well thereon, on the north side Of Leigh street
of an irregular shape SIS feet, running back to an
alley: also lot at the northwest corner OF Leigh
and Munford streets, 10 by leo feet with two frame
tenements thereon 1's. @-
whilst the iced requires cash sale, yet by con-
sent OF the creditor he will accept those terms, or
in lieu OF them I'd cash, balance ut four and
eight months. for negotiable notes interest added,
properly secured. w. GODD1N,
de o4-stawtds 1913. - Trustee.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer.
Office No, 1917 Main street.


Office No. 1917 Main street.
VALUABLE Fl q E Fl 0 Id AND
v KITCHEN. FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION Il will sell at the residence OF Mr.. n.
B. Hll who Is declining housekeeping. on Nine
teelth between Franklin and Grace streets, on
WEDNESDAY MORNING. December Goth. COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock. his HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting in part Of
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS,
ROCKING CHAIRS,
LOUNGE,
CENTRE and SIDE Tables.
WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES
. CARPETS,
REDSTEADS.
REDS MATTRESSES,
WARDROBES, a..".... ~.
BUREAUS
1884,. WASHSTANDS
DINING and TEA TABLES,
SIDTBOARD,
-". CROCKERY. CHINA, and GLASSWARE
KNIVES and FORKS.
ALSO, E m.
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