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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-30
rTsRUsTEEs' SALE OF YA 1!,{v l1II

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUA,B,LLII
~ RigRaosD k GA T hfEA VEST LINE o.
FIpTEESTH BETWEEN MAIN AND CAN
STREETS. AND ON THE NORTH SIDE VI =,
MAIN BETWEEN ELEVENTH AZ ~
TWELFTH STREETS.-By virtue OF attu 81
trust executed to the subscribers bearing ha's
Nav. 1857 duly recorded In Richmond hustInmm
Court In Deed Book No. % b. page ~ We s. sar
I'm execution thereof proceed 20 sell ut pipe M,
ti0r on the premises, in the order ahyersisn
WEDNESDAY, the I'd juno, 1855, conin.ps ,i, dsy
O'Clock p. H., II fair, II not, the frst !ai. Id
shereaster tba real estate conveyed BY in nv 49,: n
deed-yjr., that large BRICK WAREHOJasEE, rT
the west side Of Fifteenth between MAIN ana.nnied
streets, divided into two feneinents ana .s.
by Mr. p A. Davis. fronting 30 feet, moivo VI =,
r:,nr,ing hack o3 81? feet. After whch.sarr Sy.
cselocE.-that valuable IR0N-FkOST ~ =. FL.
MENT on the north side OF Asin De twSSshm ~ M,
yerlth and Twelfth streets, now occupies .:srtsr
J.EWall Turner and others, subject 70 wiili,m
ground rent In fayor Of the executors o. In
deed or lease between said executors any d"y re-
sent owner. bearing dste eth March bs" ~ Which
corded I'm Richmond Hustinss Court; az NJ sale.
deed of lease Will be exhibited ut the h2r " sen
tine foregoing property Is Justly regardeo 20 !, he
yalnable nv reason az It's excellent IocatIVM, n,n
centre Of the city. and IN the most deSsfap''
thereof for commercial purposes: ,,,ty .hall
Whilst the deed requires that the a. probs-
be sold for cash. yet We think II more u ono.
BILE that the creftitor Will consens and eigh,e,r
fourth cash !: balance ~ ssz tweiss' sSst!e hall.
months for liable notes, Interest and IN.
YEARLY, secured by q trustdetd. $500 c
snranre FOR ises tobe psid by The pufchssese'
'N- - WALTER %. BLAIk, Trustees.
nav a JOHN Al. bsEisEDiTH, 49,
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BY Wellington Goddtn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

:TRUsTEE's SALE OF A TRACT OF
LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY. ON THE
CHARLES CITY ROAD; ABOUT EIGHT MILES MI 3
FROM THE CITY OF RICHM0MD;I , AND Id NEA s.a
of a deed of trust executed TO the subscriber by
Susan B. Winfree, bearing date on the I'D day Of
Isiall proceed TO sell az public auction ON FRI
DAY the 5th day Of June, 1855, Il fair, II not on
the first fair day thereafter Sunday sxceptedl
ESTATE located as above. containing $50 acres
more or less, on the south side of the Charles City
road opposite to FOur-mfle-creek church.
TERMS Cash as to the expenses Of sale and the
payment Of anegotiab1G ote for 1920 with Interest
from the 9Th January 1858 and as 20 the residue Of
Of saIe GEORGE u. WISE,
,ni, ~ - so "a 1855 g Trustee.
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PErERspuRG, May %, 1868.

PETERSBURG, May 20, 1865.
The failure of the r. L. Lee Baseball
Club. of Richmond, to come over to-day and
play q game with the Independent was. the
cause Of no little disappointment to the
youth of the city. For the special gratifca-
ton of the boys, IN arrangement was made
among the teachers to open the several
schools this morning by the time it was
fairly light, in order that the daily course
of study might be completed by 10 o'clock
at which hour the game was to take place
Why it is that the Richmond players
who sent the challenge and appointed the
time and place-failed to come to time has
not been explained, SO far as we have heard.
Doubtless the reason is good one; but
they certainly owe an ample apology to
cur schoolboys for depriving them of the
expected days sport. The Independents
went to the depot in the morning to await
their arrival, and also when the City Point
: train was due and they had made every
preparation to give them cordial recep-
ton.
The Rev. Richard Furnan, D. D., dis
tinguished clergyman of South Carolina,
will preach on Sunday at the First Baptist
church. DIR. Furman is the author of u
beautiful poem, published several years
ago, entitled " The Pleasures of Piety:"
Yesterday there was an extraordinary
demand made on the Clerk of the Hastings
Court by parties contemplating wedlock.
Between sunrise and sunset he issued no
less than six icenses-a very unusual num-
Der, in our quiet village, to be made happy
in one day.
Dr.. Bayne, in the course of his cleo
pioneering campaign through the district,
spoke again last night at the courthouse,
but to very slim audience. This is rather
significant that the feelings Of his brethren
here are running in favor of Chandler; and
even among the small number that were
present there were few who were sadly
wanting in courtesy. From all the indica
tions it would appear that Bayne's pros
poets are not fattering at this end of the
line. IS.
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P.tAJohn Palmer. j. b.. Patterson, G. 81: Page,
tco i : James B. Peaden, James w. Perkins,
Oskee Phillips b. A. Pierce, Aaron Pindle tel, J.
E. Pleasant. Peasants Fairlamb: Willie Z.
v: Prtddy, Samuel NJ. Province, NJ. j. Provost.
E.-Genrge Randolph James Rayal. Lewis
Raby. Wallaee p Randolph; patrick Reynolds,
holds, Jeremiah Regain. Henry 6. Rhodes, A. g.
Riems, W. B. Richards, Rowe & Son. Anderson
Rogers, VIM. Robinson: Robinson e Co, Roper
Rowiey. John n. Roberts Mark Robertson Color
ed), r. Il. Robinson. Sam Robertson. Thomas Ro-
ss william vi nR1 asg W19 Ho1 Snsse " R. Robin
Sampson, Frank sailyer, J. c. Saunders. John W
Sanhders, Robert salmoth, a. q. Scott Ea TSat.
Philip v. seherer. Richard Scott, Rudolph schel;
lenberg, William Scheid, Charles Seldef. SamueI
r. Sharpe James N. Shields. 8. 3. Shelton; VII
son ShirSs lcQloredl. James S9eppefd jas. slmP
wesley smith, pr Smelling DE-; A snesd Robert
Snyder, Jason Spatty, Il. H. Spriggs, =, spring,
Anton stande, Davis straughte I; T.. ". s.one'
David StayleE John Steele StePnGnson u y
Stevens NJ Steiner. "; q. s MI s Miiriah H.
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A. nouns ON q A ~ T,Ilson r. Timberlake
liner q Co;, h II ~ E,,ann William Tobien e.
-: jIsuale, =. II inSnor, 70 U front II w
W. ioiDy; A q A;.nnr Tnrno,ms iTurner
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

.TsRUsTEE's SALE OF A SMALL BRICK
TENEMENT ON THE NORTH LINE OF
CLAY BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH. STREETS.-By virtue Of deed
of trust executed to the subscriber by Mr. Wncher
Abrahams dated 18th December, 1876! duly record
ed in Richmond Hastings Court, / shall, In exeeu-
ton thereof proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 4ta June lses,
thereafter the real estate conveyed by said deed
Consisting of an excellent BRICK TENEMENT
located as above, containing three rooms, now
fifteen dollars per month. The lot fronts
az Liz feet on Clay street. and back 50 feet its
eastern line and 81 feet inches on its western line
TERMS: While the deed requires q cash sale
the trust, arrangements have been made by which
the payments will be Onc-fourth cash, and the
balance at four eight and twelve months for nego-
deed. The taxes for lses to be paid by the pur.
chaser. ..stz5 u, j. T.. APPERS0N, q
my23 Trustee.
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GRUHps & WILLIAMS, inctioneers. nv !,
Wellington Gocdin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.
SALE OF yALUA.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
BILE REAL ESTATE, ON 10Th THi SEPEs sS q
FotfRTH sTREETs.-Byv virtue Off decree oftt
Circuit Of The city RichmSn R.I I,o nnS
on the 10th May 1865 I'M the case o, ps ss a. anu nn %
against Booker and ais, we snail sen , papl s
Auction, on the premises on FRt ils I'm, rhs ~
OF June 1853 at4o'clock P. h II lat ra. Ivy ~,
frst fair day thereafter, that Taiuags t Wv, Eve.
located as above, of which u rs. Jaaa INV nv |@l
field died seized. consisting o. WI, i'y ~ vi
FRAMED TENEMENT now occupies " w.
John e. Henderson, fronting on tne Su.n slde q
Grace street 50 feet running ba. N xt ~ let
the north side OF Grace street now Tcopled by NJ
William q. Booker, fronting 81 fee MId running
back alfons 1es feet. The foregoing ropCrty Is 10
Gated in most desirable part OF Ora, street ant
should, on that ACCOUNT attract attent. on Oh cap
talists and others. :.
TERMS, One-fourtii cash; balance al. I an
Is months for negotiable notes Interest a. et a x1
title retained until all OF the purchase nom ! Is
maid, and a conveyance ordered by she court
- ROBERT STILES
e - -, .'3 RICHARD Il, CHRISTIAN.
7 nv a6 ms @srF .ta Commissioners.
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For the Dispatch.
Public Meeting in FluyRnna.
- TLUYANNA -CUUKFHUUS.
May &c, 1865.


- May &c, 1865.
At large and spirited meeting, com.
posed chiefly of the Conservative citizens u
this county, held yesterday, Colonel u. w
X. Bowles was called to the chair, anu w
G.. Jones requested to, act as secretary,
The chief purpose of the meeting being
a consideration of the issues and demand {
presented by the proposed Constitution %
Virginia, the opening speech, by q. a
GRAY. Esd. was an attack on that lnstru
ment. in, which he exposed, by q mastery
ANALYSIS, the injustice and hypocrisy OF lis
nature. His lucid and convincing arg,l-
.ment was followed by eloquent and rousing
anpeals from Nessrs. B. H. Magruder, Will
lam q. Gordon, and Walter D. Leske,
which seemed to strike chords of sympathy
that had long been stilled by the apathy
which results from hopeless oppression or
Z disgust. AS each speaker depicted in i'm
passioned terms the real issues involved in
the crisis, and what were the requirements
of true Virginians in view of the vital and
noble interests at stake, the hearty sanction
of the people was won in rapturous ap-
plause. .7s-
At the conclusion of Mr.. Gordon's ad-
dress, o gentleman from New York, who
had recently purchased q farm near Char
lottesyille, was observed to be present, and
answered call to express his sentiments
He assured the people substantially that
during the war he was it's Jealous supporter
in opposition to them, but at it's close he
dispeellcd all hostile feelings, and had
7, moved into their midst, claiming their fra
ternity; that he had not come among them
!, as q earpet7bagger, ;on o hunt for power and
i - sc 4 he IN
ton for Virginia, who could not, in their
own sections, get the Office Of constable, and
whom he stigmatized as "unmitigated
scoundrels.'' He seemed to speak his
honest convictions and as man who knew
that whereof he spake. A hearty welcome
to all such.
The speeches concluded, A. A. Gray was
!. unanimously nominated to represent the
county in the House of Delegates in the
possible event of the adoption Of the Con-
stitution. 4at. 30
The following gentlemen were appointed
delegates to attend convention to be held
at Goochland Courthouse on the Sd OF
june next for the purpose of nominating q
candidate for the State Senate: A. A. Gray
/, ". II. Davis, and William Gay. Appoint
aents were made for q thorough canvass OF
sne SSuuty. Mr. gray respondent, Oh call,
IN remss rs Of thanks for the honor confer.
req ON him, and pledged himself to battle
VI J, WIN a pngloysd IN ads against Ills prospects
1sr = seat in the 'sislasure under the
h hominai Constitution. se feel that w
uassfa nothing in SAVING vine !, = It the white
, av.e 81 ,he county viii be- AN, una 2 !
- ousty conservative, only one hs;n aWa
( e z, aaye sold his social birtl,r;aJlgs En-
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+ IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING.IN
/ THE. MANCHESTER POST-OFFICE

- IdE NJ AN CdE SIEh IOo1-Orr1CE
MAY 3d. 1868
LADIES' L1sT.-hIiss Nancy E. Address, Mrs.
NJ. NJ: Baldwin, Mrs. S. j. Browder Miss Sarah
Cheatham, Miss Mary E.. Chalkley: Mrs. Ann II.
Drake, Mrs. A. S. Cartwright, Mrs. Mary 81.
Hogan, Mrs. Martha j. Henry, Miss Virginia
comb, Miss Sallie A. Magee, Mrs Rose Morgan.
Mrs. A, A. Neal Mrs. Mary c. Powell, Miss
Bridget welsh, Miss Sallie Winfree, Miss Alice E..
West (2), Miss Lizzie G. Whitworth:
! GENTLEArEN's L1sT.---Dr. Edgar Archer. Henry
ron Baker (2), Peter +. Clay. Richard Coy color
ed ~ Nickles Congle, +. Shelton Davis, B.. t.
Edwards, Thomas B. Harrison. Jeremiah Harring-
ton, Rob. Johnson, John w. kibourz, J. w. Lips
comb, J. S. Lyle, Andrew N. Long Charles Lo-
gan, w. T. Martin, Dock Moseley. William l..
Moody. G.. C.. McRae, Colonel Mcdaniel B. HI.
Nash, DIR. Perkins, Z. T. Pilkinton (2l, Nelson
Petes, j. T. Powell, James Rogers, NJ: Robinson.
Nathan Randolph, F. q. Rutiin: J. Q: Reames. Al
fred Simmons. Thomas II. Smith. Rich'd Wells,
Samuel S. Wells. j. M. MOODY, P. NJ.
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For the Dispatch.
Nomination for Congress.

FLUvANNa COURTHOUSE, May rs, 1868.
We know not whether it is designed to
nominate candidate for Congress for this
district. If SO, B. H. Magruder is the
choice of this county; and if it is deemed
unnecessary to bring out one, let others
unite with us in casting our votes on him.
We desire no better standard bearer.
MANY VOTERS OF FLUyANNA. 4
Ia portion of the above letter is omitted
because its contents are in substance in an
other which we publish this morning.]
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BY Wellington Goddin,
: Auctioneer and Reaf Estate Agent.

TWO SMALL BRICK TENEMENTs, ON
Il TILE WEST SIDE OF SECOND BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTTON-WNl be sold at auction
on the premises, oil MONDAY the LIST Of June
BRICK TENEMENTS- located as above, one of
-, each renting for Us per month. These tene-
mente are well located, and are very comfortable
for small families. . o,a
70 months for negotiable notes interest added
secured by trust deed. 81 80. ~ .,,,.,,
nvoT fs e - sF's5t Auctioneer.
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BY A. @. Pullianf, Auetioneer.
TRUSTEES s! SALE g Of ONE n! HUNDRED y =

EV NRUSTEE'S 6AIE UF 1UNE nUNUNED
j AND sixty, AGKEs OF yALTABLE
Byy virtue of the provisions OF D decd Of trust e1
clted to me by +. C.. Chalkley and wife to secure
tile payment nj certain debts therein named aAJ
bearing date the 18th day of July 1884 and duly Of
terfeid, will sell mt public auction. on the prem
ises, at IL O'Clock Mon FRIDAY the stll day Of
June, 1853 that beautifully-locate tract OF excs
lent FARMING LAND, containing ONE HUN
DRED AND SIXTY ACRES, lying 10 lbe county
of Chesterfield, on the Richmond and P.tersbury
turnpike about eight miles from Richin.nd and
adjoining the lands Of James b. Jones, ESQ" ana
Terms: .one.third cash /; balance at six mo
twelve months In bonds and deed OF trust !"
secure the deferred payments.
BENJAMIN II. NASH, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. G. PULLLAa' Auctioheer'
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BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

.T1HREE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT,
Il ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY STREET
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH: FOX
the premises on MONDAY the LIST day Of June
1868 at, O'Clock P. NJ, the THREE-STORI
BRICK. TENEMENT No. III, located as above
stated having eight rooms, gas, water, &C. rms
tenement is admirably constructed both FOR Dils-
ness house and private residence. 1t having an en-
trance from Cary street entirely distinct for the
use Of theupper part thereof. The LOT runs back
TERMS One-folIrth cash balance at four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with me
rest added, and secured by 4 trust deed Iaxes 1or
1903 to be paddy the purchaser. @T1
my 30 FRANCIS 7. 1SBELL, Auctioneer.
CONSTABLE'S SALE shall proceed
to sell Mt public auction on the premises lately
occupied by Bagghman Brothers as pa paper Pc
mandatory, in Manchester. Va, on FRIDAY,
june s. 1888 at II O'Clock A. NJ the following pro-
soo-pound PAPER ENGINE,
250-pound ENGINE.
i PAPER MACHINE (36 inch),
IPA aPER S SETIg
FELT-WASHER, 49,,
STEAM BOILER,
PAPER and PAPER STOCK.
SHAFTS, f
PULLEYS,
GEARS,
Betting,
or enough thereof to satisfy distress warrant in
my hands in favor Of Kelly, Tackett 4 Ford Us.
George Bauglinan.
TERMS : Cash. - FOOIE,
Constable District No. l, Chesterfield county.
MANCHESTER, VA, May IS, 1858. my 3o-6t
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~ &c ByS n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Anetloheeh
sovuer NJ Eleventh and Asin sefes's'
6oMMIssIoNEg,ss. I SALE = ALIdrs Oh s aeff:

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Sia SRrs
II TTPEE AND THREE-rQuRYIMisSsA AJAX iSAR.
OF wELIawooDEp LAHD on III: Iaa o. iHsa;
BYTnWN R0ADs-By virtue 81 c ~ iss6 day d
NV issa In the suit Of Martin and WIG es MoS.
Tor q als, viii sell q public asr,y Cour.
hnsc ffi,at Being court eayl af Is o'eiot sirh
sTsaAcT. or LAND In said county, s aSy surrey
Files below the city containing ~ ..SnVRtiis
ACRES lfspa ON both sides OF hhs Tyshef fsy,.
road ren SKrs Of the tract OF w1ssn a,,mabsssd sis
Icr died ssssed. The lard ~ ssn nnTehaser 81
Turner ale having Allied comply m,.e sa "a. re
cf saie hs sams win s sold as DIS ssss sspenses Of
TIRNs snfscsent ~ caass - - sorner sale 80 n'
"a anEsia us balance an credit 81 s spprNsea
TIE uFchascr ssesnsing S ,,..ssn ,,sid and cos
yssancs directed by the court uv \. DAVIS
-. ]. 800 eIspg Commissioner
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- 3, By Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
:NTINE EXcELLENT BRICK TEl

MINE EXCELLENT BRICK TENF-
In MENTS IN SIDNEY. ON THE WEST
SIDE OF CHERRY BETWEEN DOVER AND
STREETS, NEAR HOLLY
WOOD CEMETERY, FOR SALE AT AUG
TIoN.--Will be sold at auction, OH the premises,
on DAYsAFTERNOON the Goth of May,
1863. at s O'Clock, those nine excellent BRICK
TENESfENTS located as above, eight of them
containing three rooms each, and are well adapted
for small families and the corner contains
store below and several rooms above and is first
rate businessplaee. The foregoing tenements have
stock brick fronts with handsome portieos, and
are remarkably well-built, and now In good order.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
terest added secured by a trust deed. 80 ~
my rs W. GODDIN, Auctioneer. =
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

yTERY VALUABLE TENEMENT, ON
Y THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY. June 1st, at S
O'Clock P. NJ. we will sell upon the premises the
very valuable TENEMENT situated as above adj
i'm the occupancy of Mr.. r.. Ferrandini. The
building is three stories high besides basement
with a fine store on the main floor, SIX rooms
trance to the upper part. The lot fronts twenty
four feet and runs back good depth. we invite
special attention to this sale, the property Is
very valuable, aud Of character not often offered
in the market.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at and Il
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by u trust deed. Taxes for 1858 to be paid
by the purchaser. r,,,
nv % Auctfoneers.
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We rsa AN The WHEAr IN IRockisstuaa.-
ther;sg t y g STATE, as we do upon lie an
sry tx, :, intelligent and disosrniD 3 fam.
IS s;v;nn s y growing wheat in RocI i;nchaan
jnrsd bn ~ evidence . Of being seriol nsls in
nakina y IT, she 2 This destructive Insect il
ties TIL The ppsa - IN 50 mar ~ local.
to be asaa sns ny u the wheat ma, hs aid
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my27 . Auctioneers.
SMALL FARM OF ONE HUNDRED

SMALL FARM OF ONE HUNDRED
- AND FOUR ACRES NEAR HUNGARY
WATER STATION, SEVEN MILES FROM
RICHMoND. FOR SALE Ar AUCTIoN.-Im-
medately after the above sale, say at l23 O'Clock
p. NJ, we will sell at the courthouse Of Henric
county on MONDAY the LIST of June, that being
court-day, TRACT OF LAND, located as above,
containing 1o4 acres, adjoining A.. S. Padgett,
Thorp's estate, and others. The land is within
ton, lies well. is very improbable, has enough
wood and timber for the use of the place has two
TERMS lOne-third cash; balance at and 8
months for negotiable notes. interest added. Sc
cured by trust deed Taxes for 1s6s to be paid by
the purchaser. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
my29 Auctioneers.
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rTsRUsTEEs SALE on HOUSE aNbf,A'

AUCT1ON.-By yirtne OF deed Of trust esssr ~
TO INC 10 trustee by Michael Dolsn dated st Jsn..a
nry, 1854 duly recorded In fl,e clerks osice n ~
Hastings Court OF the city OF Richmond 10 sec,,,
the payment Of certain negotiable notes ths,sis
mentioned and az the request Of the holder m ~
notes, WIN proceed 10 sell Mt public auction ~
TUESDAY the I'd day Of June, Isss ON the ~. on
misses nc ~ O'Clock r. NJ, the property desc,,s
In said deed as follows All that lot piece nr ns7
eel OF land, wiLhthe improvements thereon. frpo.t
ing eighty fees more or less on Elm street, rsr-
occupied by tie said Dolan. - iA'efl
TERMS Cash enough to pay the exne,,,.
of the sale and one-third Of the purchase rnonss
gozfable notes, interest added. secured INV d ae;
or trust. JAMES IL. TAYLOR, Tn,stes sa
Sale TO be conducted by JAMES II. TAYIop !.
Son, Auctioneers. nv
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,1a ReOnstyuctios, d. w ooLey---R Ross.
- WASHINGTON, May 90, 1868. I
The indications are that the southern
States will not be admitted until after the
Presidential election, becausethey have not,
by their Legislatures, ratified the constitn-
t;onal amendment. That is the position Of
Senator Drake, and he represents the ma
iority in the Senate, and in all probability
speaks after full consultation with the ultra
Grads /" on the subject. 1t win DO apt to
produce serious complications in the party.
Mr.. woolley win be subjected to further
persecution, and, unless he answers Buffers
question, may. yet be subjected to the
punishment .meted out to prisoners in the
Old Capitol during the war
Since the personal explanation of Senator
Ross, made yesterday, he has gained much
strength among some who were disposed
to be lukewarm, and those who were eager
to accuse him Of surrendering to bride
arc now more careful in their insinuations
TIMoN.
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BY Grubbs 3 Williams. Auctioneers, !,
Northwest corner Main ana Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
I JyALUABLEILOT WITH BRICK BAKERY
AND STABLE. ON TIE EASTERN SIDE OF
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL.
AND CLAY. IMMEDIATELY. IN THE REAR
OF THE RESIDENCE OF JAMES BRAY, ESQ.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of the
city eff Richmond, rendered on the sthdayof May
1855 i'm the suit of Steers rs Szers and ais, the
undersigned, as commissioner therein appointed.
win proceed to sell, on the premises. on TUESDAY
the I'd day of June, 1858, Mt 5 O'Clock T.. NJ, the
REAL ESTATE above described fronting 37t feet
on the east side of Fourth street running back
about sSs-la feet, with the gRiqkt SBAkERf,
STABLE, and appurtenances thereto belonging:
TERMS: Orle-f0urth In cash: balance at six.
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest from
the day of sale, the purchaser to give negotiable
notes for the deferred payments, and the title TO be
retained until all the purchase money be paid and
n conveyance directed by the court. The taxes tor
this year to bepaid by the purchaser.
.,'5sys r. r. HOWISON, Commissioners.
Sale conducted by GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Anc-
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