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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-22

Correspondence 81 tho Richmond Dispatch.
~ The exsrcisee OF Wednesday consisted Of
The addresses Of the graduating class, the
comforting Of degrees, awarding o. dip!o-
mas and medals, and the address OF fhe
Presidento Of the college. s
81 The number Of graduates OF this college
this year was fiSe--to Eit, j. y. Bently, OF
Essex county, s a. !; George Z. Brown, of
Roanoke ]: 4. L. Sanderson, of Norfolk, Va:
w. P. Reese, of Franklin county, Va; and
Lac Fox, of Lincolnton, N. O.. The first
honor of the class was conferred upon j.
B. Bently, who certainly has cause to be
proud therefor, when we consider the high
attainments in mental discipline, maturity.
Of thought, and elegance of diction dis
played by his unsuccessful competitors for
the prize in the addresses they delivered
upon this occasion. Tie first honor in this
institution is the Greek Grafton. 1t would
he impossible to give q just account of
these creditable addresses In this letter,
and we will only say that such graduates
are an honor to any institution. !.
. In haddition to 1.-The comforting Of de-
greesifSnd awarding of diplomas to- the
members of the graduating class, there
was the r interesting exercise Of the
presentation Of handsome medals to the
successful competitors for the prize intthe
Greek language and in mathematics. The
contest for the Greek medal was confined to
the members of the Junior class, and after
20 most rigid and thorough examination by
a committee, the medal was awarded to A..
IT. Graybill, of Botetourt, and was pre-
scented ON this occasion by Professor Vance,
who fills the chair Of ancient languages in
the college. The successful contestant for
the medal in mathematics was John s. Bur
we'll, Of Franklin county The examina-i
ton to which the candidates for this medal
were subjected embraced the whole course
Of mathematics taught in the, college. The.
medal was presented in very handsome
style BY James ". Shelley, Esq, of, smyth
county, Va. =. -, .e'' 49,, - .;
After this ceremony Of presentation of
smedals, came an address by the President
of the college, D. F. Bittle, D. D., in which.
the learned Doctorstook occasion to adVo-
cate, the wisdom of adhering to the regular
college curriculum, and deprecated the ten
dency, to certain extent even in the South,
to adopt the utilitarian system in the course
of collegiate study. -and thus lower the
standard of education to the Z" will-it-pay
level. With this address these interesting
exercises terminated, and to the regret of
the large crowd Of persons in attendance,
many Of whom were from distance
! In the afternoon the Alumni Association
met in pleasant retinion, there being about.
twenty of the Association present. William.
E. Muncaster, of Maryland, was elected to
address the Association at next Commence
ment. ~ = Z VISITOR.
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BY Lee s Goddin. Auctioneers,
i-'s4'f No. Iii Main street.
yTALUABLE SMALL. FARM OF FIF1

yTALUABLE- SMALL FARM OF FIFTY
" FIVE AND THREE-QU ARTERk A CRES
MILE EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-By request Of Christian Leber, we will
sell on TIL URSDAY, June 26 1seS, on the premises,
commencing at s O'Clock P! NJ, his FARM, lsitn-
ated as above stated, containing about FIFTY
SIX ACRES of most excellent land. The Improve.
m me are plaia and embrace en- ven sms
ICE-HOUSES, with, capacity Of 81, 900 bushels {;
the ponds are on the plnce. and convenient to the
fce-houses. Two neyer-failing streams OF water
pass through the place-formerly mill-site, and
admit of about thirty feet fall. =.
Alarge quantity OF PoTTERS, CLAY. for the
manufacture OF stoneware, can be obtained on a
portion Of the land. = --f..- -
This property offers great inducements to per.
soma wishing to- engage: In the dairy business. and
also for the production Of fruits, vegetables, &c:
9 TERMS: Liberal, and will be announced on1day
of sale. ,ess1s ..FGE rig LEE ~ aODDIS,
lie 10, ~ -. Ii. AuctiOnesrs.
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CORES pondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
l.ag y From Giles County. x -

tlLES COUNTY 1uut5lo, 1000.
- Last Tuesday A. G. Pendleton addressed
a large and attentive audience for some
time in .forcible and sensible. speech.
against the Constitution to. be submitted to-
a portion Of the voters of Virginia, and.
gave the carpet-baggers heavy hits, much
to the delight of those who heard him. ~
Colonel Charles A. Ronald, Of Montgom-
cry county, was called out. He made a,
telling and effective speech. Could all the
;scalawags now in Virginia have Sheard.
him, they would chad they any 1shame)
have fed befor his faying.
~ A meeting Of the Conservatives was held
tognonninate candidate, for the House Of
Delegates. A. g., Pendleton, Esq, was
unanimously nominated. General William
Terry's nomination for Congress in the
Eighth district was endorsed. So was
Colonel Edmund Pendleton's. of Botetourt
county, as the candidate for this senatorial
district. ss,v .gr,se,--. <. ~
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=, By Grubbs u Williams, Auctioneers, 81
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
JAMES eRFyEn RST ATE M EdESTEE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
= II JAMES RIVER ESTATE IN gHESTER:
FIELD CoUNTY.-n pursuance 81 y deed OF
trust made by Edward 0. Watkins or tue county
and duly recorded In the clerk - once OF said
county on the same dry, th8 undersigned as trns-
tee therein naiped will offer for sale, oa the pre-
misses as Y y; on WEDNESDAY pa. the S!th Day o.
after, that valuable farm called WESTERQoK,
situated In the county OF Chesterfield on the James
river adjoining the lands Of phls w ess
tate William CHS estate and the PresqHe Isle
meuss consist OF Framed dNeiiIng-house withsix
rooms, aud the necessary t-houses. it 10 unne-
10 give more detRfIed Descriptions ae per-
sons wishiag 10 purchase win Sisf the place which
can be readily reached ~ steamers from Rich
TEaMs one-dft6 or the amount due The beuaa-
cf,try ibeng $4,000 with lnferst for several yeast
cash; negotiable notes for thaL haiaAce ut SIX,
twelve, eighteen. and twenty four months within
aerest added and secnred by q sfnsa;deeds For the
teriss VIII be made known on days OF sale. s,'s
The crops now growing on the land VIII be re-
served, hns spe will he gtsenshe pur-
chaser as VIII enable Kim g seed crop q wheat e
january next except 20 far as win be required 70
save and delises the corr crop now groMinE on the
place. The purchaser Wi be entitled tq the rent
from the day Of ss1s. ne saLea % 1888 to6e paid
s,,s n,,1ciassr I, sNy Cox Irssss
the ssl s9 ~ ps ssse
5 Sale eoisdncteS by, G9rsRs 3 wtIIrssss, .Aae-
ttoneeys. ~ Sssss s.; my
: We are requested to- state That q steamer VIII
leave the wharf next below tse ship-Ieeks On tl,e
nesdsy, Jane Nth att O'Clock A.. M., conysyias
bidders direct 10 the property aud iasa
eyeising, Fare Tor sise FSsna trip .rS,
~ g u s. Ss ~ Huxsaa9 ~ 80 $50
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IT,, BY Wellington Goddin. So
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
,rRUsTEE's SALE OF A. LAR

srTRUSTEE'S SALE OF A LARGE
ISAMOUNTa OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT ROCKETS, IN THE PLAN OF PORT
ted to the subscriber by Timothy Kerse and wife,
bearing date 8th June, 1857, duly recorded In Hen
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 2ed June. 1853, commencing at4 o'clockP. NJ,
If fair IF first fair day thereafter the fol-
lowing REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said
ist. "a Lot In Port Mayo, fronting go feet on
Louisiana street. designated by letter tA.', -;
I'd. LOTS Nos. u, Il Is, In Port Mayo, con-
syeyed to the grantor by Sarah j., Darlington. -"U
Sd. FOUR LOTS In Port Mayo, designated as
Nos % "a "a and IS in John NJ Bossienx's plan.
O 4th. LOT No. al, near Port Mayo, In the plan OF
: stii. -FOUR / OTIS near to Port Mayo designated
as No. 10 In Nicliolson's plan and on the plat OF
eth FART z OF FL IoT No. Il in Hasue's plan,
fronting 50 feet on the north side or Nicholson
street. running back zoe feet TO Hague street, ON
which stands q large brick tenement containing
fhc foregoing real estate embraces some hand
some building lots and!on some Of which there are
excellent buildings. 49, s..E-Iy-..z--t 49,
TERMS Whilst the deed requires cash as to ex-
pensesJ OF sale and o. 600 now due. and interest
from maturity, the beneficiary Will accept one
third cash; balance at tour, eight, and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. AS to ~ GOETHE balance
secured In said deed credit TO the 8th OF Septem
Der next unless at the hour OF sale the holder OF
the note of that amount makes other terms. The
taxes for lses to be paid by the purchasers. -
JOHN Is. YOUNG, 8 81
lie IL Trustee, n
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Letter from Mississippi - Terrible
State OF Affairs. -
:, Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
SHARON, MADISON COUNTY, MISS,
.stA1s8a- June IL 1888


SHARON, MADISON COUNTY, MISS,
os..-a .'tA&sa June Is, 1868.
village, in which live, was once as
fiourishing and .happysas any that dotted
the map of the State but, alas for the eff
fects of our, late unhappy war, Of the
many ,stslwart, hearty youths who. once
made the welkin ring you now meet with
but one here and there, care-worn, prema-
turely old, and detected, in appearance.
There is no enterprise OF energy left in our.
land :; our houses are dilapidated and farms
unenclosed fences: gone one-half Of our
land, at this season once teeming with lux.
1ur:iant crops, now lies neglected and uneul
4ivated. All are impoverished Men who
once owned from fifty to one hundred
lsla8es-Who lived in ease and luxury, and
rode in their carriage have nothing
left but their lands, and work in their
fields, with the few negroes they employ, as
common labprers !; with the most strenuous
sendeeyors, however, making but scanty
living. Our crops have failed here every
year since the surrender, and this has been
the most trying yet experienced. White
and negro alike have been destitute, and
have suffered. for the means of existence; ).
but am thankful to be able TO say that.
they are now very promising, and have
been made, at but little expense SOFT ia to
be hoped that our exertions will be better
rewarded this year. Our merchants are
failing MI through the country, u being im-i
possible for them to coll ect what is due them.
Politics run high here. Thewhite man and
negro are the two parties. There is much
infi1fnraity between them. The whites are.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

"A VALUABLE FARM OF SIXTY
~ THREE-ACRES,- THE DEEP RUN
TURNPIKE, ABOUT HALF A MILE WEST
OF THE FAIR GROUNDS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.--lSy request of the owner, whose busi-
ness requires his constant presence In the city, we
win on MONDAY 9Th Of July, at o. clock P. NJ,
sell upon the premises the FARM! referred 70
6e hand o. Mi ESrd ana
K. Kerr, ESQ., Nearly the whole Of It Is cleared
and in good state of productiyeness. There is a
DWELLING with five rooms, and the usual out
houses; also, coo to 700 choice young FRUIT
TREES, a large number ofselect GRAPE VINES.
Also, we'll situated ICE-POND. RI.
This place Is peculiarly adapted for trucking and
sruit-growing. gl.g :. zs+E
: TEXANS 0ne-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for notes, with interest added, and
secured bya deed Of trust. - -IL.-
6tte ee-e4 %, 90 Jyltdtds AnctIoneers.
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BY rGrubbs &, Williams, AHcttoneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
~ ING, No. 6l2 ON NINTH, STREET, BE-
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-We. will sell at auction.
on the premises, on TUESDAY the Esd Of June. at
half-past S CLOCK P. H., the handsome BRICK
DWELLING situated IS above described. The
house has eight rooms. and bathroom with hot
and cold water, and all the modern Improvements,
with kitchen and two servants rooms. The house
has every comfort, and the neighborhoodis excel
lent. . L L-s.- r.--- .,f. - =. - 800, ''
back 100 feet to an alley . ~ ~ rz.T."H s-
- Possession can be had soon. ~ f...s..s -'-'
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
terest added. secured by trust deed. Taxes for
1868 to be paid by the purchaser: 80
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, ~
2 "a ~ . -. g=-sr ~F - Z ~ AuctioneerS,
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BY Francis T. Isbell,
~ ~ Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
81 Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
4, VERY DESIRABLE, AND ATTRA(

"a VERY DESIRABLE, AND ATTRAC.
N TIVE COTTAGE RESIDENCE. on THE
WEST OF BUCHANAN SPRING AND HEIR
THE WESTERN MINUS OF CLAY
STREET, FOR SALE M AUCrI0N.-Iw will sell
upon the premises. at auction, on TUESDAY the
ESD day Of June, 1888, at o'clock p. NJ. thai very
desirable and attractive COTTAGE RESIDENCE
located as above stated, and now I'm the occupancy
OF n. Schwartz, Esq. The lot fronts sn Clay
feet wide. The dwelling contains four rooms wpb
kitchen and well of water In the back yard. The
front yard is beautifully laid out, and decorated
with select shrubbery and evergreens.
would invite the attention Of persons who may
desire pleasant and retired home to the sale.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and secured by a trust deed. Taxes for 1893 10 be
paid by the purchaser. ~.
FRANCIS #. ISBELL,
10 Aucti Ourrr
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connty-sometimes a white man, but
oftener negro, as they are constantly
killed n the aet II stealing. We are forced
70 this "a sheer defence of our properly and
lives. would leave here IL I could, put
my interests are 80 wound up here that /
nm forced, for the sake Of living for my.
family, to weather it If I can, aud have
doggedly determined to go down with the
ship. ::s..E-4,.5-,sZz. -
& Some Of our citizens have removed to
Texas and Honduras, but I hope that no
more will leave. Eyg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-22
By 8. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Main streets.

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE PROPERTY IN SIDNEY, HEN
RICO COUNTY.-In pursuance of a decree Of the
Circuit. Court Of the county of Henrieo entered on
the 4th day Of May, 1863 In the of Cottrell ct
signed commissioners will sell at auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the ed day of June. 1853,
at O'Clock P: NJ, three LOTS OF LAND, known
lots Nos. us, la and III. In the plan Of Sidney,
commencing at the southeast corner OF Williams
and Richie streets, and fronting on Williams
street 90 feet and running back 141 feet On these
lots there are several small framed tenements -
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added title to be retained until payment
is made. SAMUEL T. BAYLY,
JOHN N. DAVIS,
je IL <stEsEiss, Z ESt5ET Commissioners.
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syI77-1LLIAM r. KNOX, DEFECTIVE
Y.aPOLICE-oFFICE ON EQURTEENTH
ssTREETG0RNERo OF EXCHANGE ALLEY
EAIi busfIess connected With the detective police
ssysfem promptly attended, Co, All business conf
Dental. Pays particular attention to the recovery
Of STOLEN HORSES. Esai IA lin
;@aa As DAY MADE BY ANY. ONE
y EslSs PATENT STENCIL FOOLS. tsts
( I ,1re-pay samples free. BewHre OF fnffingers.
ny circulars Wslf explain. Address go
=. ~ essfss ~ - s j! FUI4I.AA, Elm
4 10 a-m Springfield Vermont,
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T,EWARR OF MATTERS. TAlLoK;SS,
Is ANn sHOKafAKERS REpAIRlS6 a nu sa.
i sSisss Is fkACficxL Nan Yos s ssa SSs
Elm a Tie Uaian Misunderstanding Gesm spp.. You
Wprk On Gssy street aass E ess az cay se~ns
NsrEias msns 5sclEeA } paf the i,n,ps sr,,sr
on tho Hioas E1iptic, WHICH, Y ~ " slset ON n
10 Rakes, AVID do EeAefl sE =
Ash 4 .a..is9Se s Hs1sjEdhASfgn i. ..owN
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s.,g sye BY Francis Z. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

iEXCELLENT DARKROOM AND BAR
LIZ BER-SHOP FIXTURES, IN THE HOUSE
CORNER EIGHTH AND MAIN STREETS. or.
POSTTE SPOTSW0OD HOTEL. FOR SALE At
be sold ut auction, ut the corner
Eighth and Main streets, on WEDNESDAY liz
18th day Of June, 1868, commencing ut 10 OclOrk
A, NJ, all the BATHROOM and BARBER-SlioP
TEXTURES In the said house embracing ~ part
- gls,EIE1E RORA ssF'sl @GtsGSs .stgE- u.
=, - BOHEMIAN and other DECASTEBS
TTIMBLERS OF sundry patterns
SI3s a VERY FINE COUNTER, mahegany-tOp
ICE-BOX and OYSTER COUNTER,
FINE OIL and other PAINTINGS
10 ILARGE EGG-NOG BOWL,
CLOCK. TABLES. and SPITT00SS;
4 BARBER CHAIRS, OF superior quality;
~ IMARBLE-TOP WASHSTASD, = hhe ar
s Esgs8e tlcle and splendidIy arranged.
je 70 FRANCis 4. fsBELL. Aurtioncer.
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By Francis T. Isbell, 80
IS Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
= Eleventh between Main and Banks streets.

IA N EXCELLENT AND CoMMoD1oUs
IN THREE-STORY FRAME DWELLING. ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET
BETWEEN OsNROE- AND HENRY, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.--WIl be sold at auction
upon the premises, on THURSDAY, 25th day OF
June, 1883, ut o'clock 2. NJ, an excellent and
ING. located as above stated, containing seven
rooms, with kitchen Of two rooms, and water on
the premises. The lot fronts % feet and back
$50 feet to wide alley; with eight or ten choice
fruit trees thereon. "a $50
Il TEXAS: One-fourth cash balance at four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by trust deed. Taxes for 1868
to be paid blythe purchaser. -.rs
lie 90 Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
TINE VALUABLE SUBURBAN LITTLE.

'T,HE VALUABLE SUBURBAN. LITTLE
2. FARM OF SIXTEEN ACRES CALLED
xEn 4 HALF NILES WEST OF THE CITY,
ON HoWARD STREET BETWEEN TIL z
BROOK.TURNPIKE AND THE HERMITAGE
AT-AUCTION.-On MON.
DAY, 10Th Of June, at O'Clock P. NJ. we will sell
upon the premises the very desirable property
Powell lying few hundred yards north of the Fair
Grounds land just beyond the residence Of Mr. N.
F. Bowe, accessible either by way Of Leigh street
to the Fair Grounds aud thence down the Hermit
age road, or by Brook turnpike and Howard street.
IE contains sixteen acres OF lsnd, OF light, quick
SOIL with fine southern exposure, very suitable
for early vegetables and fruits. -
The, improvements consist of dwelling with
seven rooms, in beautiful grove Of forest trees );
Kitchen stable, &c. sri -|tS's t.si- "''s
Persons desiring to enjoy the advantages and
pleasures or country life and yet to do business In
the city, should attend this sale; .z, -
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve
md eighteen months wtt,rinteresti and secured by
deed Of trust upon the gronerty. ,.,,s
o-s = S'st = 20 ""'GRUBBS u WILLIAMS, ~
Ia AuctiOneerS,
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sii.i q BY Wellington Goddin,
Aueti0neer and Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE avn

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE Am
II LOT ON ADAMS NEAR TO SHOT,
STREET, UNION HIBL.--Byyirtuc Of deel =
trust cxeented 70 the subscriber by Thomas !
Crane, trustee for Frances II. Crane. bjs W.
bearing date en- the ssth November. is,s d,,s we
corded In Henrico County ConYt shs. IN ei.r IT.
ton thereof proceed 70 sell at public suction on
the premises ON TUESDAY the I'D june. Isss v Al
thereby consisting OF lot fronting % feet on Nv
east fne OF Adams street near to Short rpe, IN, nv
ming back aso feet to John NJ. Sclerer's land VIII
q comfortable framed dwelling thereon. VIA
TERMS Liberal, and made known at the hon, A,
sale. .fEsFss BIZ - THOMAS j. EyANS
1e Ia ltfs ast,a -ts.tE.F. -; Trustee
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BY, Cook &c Laughtop, Auctioneers,
corner OF Governor and franklin streets.

ms tOy,IOOk AuCLlonCcfoJ
: =. corner Of Governor and franklin streets. "a
FLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
LIZ AT AUCTI0N.-At The request Of Mr.. N. B.
Sweeny (who Is declining house&eeping),. we will
sell at his residence, on Forth between Clay and
ct Il, O'Clock, all Of his HOUSEHOLD FUkN1-
5MlH All q S s35FAs and PARLoR CHAIRS
MARBLE-TOP, TABLES, *f-sa+4syr.r- l-fs, : IS
Elegant BOOKCASE and SECRETARY,
Elegant THREE-PLY CA RIP E s and MAT
SECRETARY and BUREAU, go.
WINDOW SHADES, &C., &C., a#T IT,.
MAHOGANY DINING TABLES, T.
MARBLE-TOP CHI IN A PR E SS and SIDE
BOARD, asFsrE ~. - .-.zs-s. ~ =. .a.
MAHOGANY and other WARDROBES,
MARBLE-SLAB BUR E A U and W H.
MAHoGANY and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs,
WOOD and CANE-SEAT CHAIRS, -
Two BATHING TUBS &C. 8-@t- ,-s.-
The usual variety of KITCHEN FURNITURE,
including q good COOKING STOVE.
COOK i LAUGHTON,
je 90 90 ~ t'=7a $ = *Es[ SAuctioneers.
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~ BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

DEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN SID.
Id NEY BETWEEN DOVER AND Abe.
MARLE, BELVIDERE ND CHERRY
STREETS FOR SALE.-We offer for sale. al
.easyterms, q large number or BUILDING Lots,
situated as above. and embracing some Of the most
beautiful property In TINT vicinity.
Persons seeking building sites In desirable and
improving locality, are requested to note this al.
vertisement and call on us, and Will slow them
o plat of the property and give all particulars.
--zs6RUBBS & WILLIAMS
je l7-eodat q, AuctiOnrrrS.
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-; BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

DARLOR,S CHAMBER, AND DINING
On TUESDAY the 23d instant at 10 O'Clock, we will
sell at our store = - -. e, -. 2'-' q;
and MAHOGANY SOFAS, r. RI
., PARLOR ROCKERS and CHAIRS, .si 49,.
GILT and ROSEWOOD MIRRORS, -
rs NEW WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES,
Four sets of good COTTAGE CHAMBER
81 .Tai FURNITURE, g.:s@ 1851 Z ~ 49,
a. NEW HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES, r
JENNY LIND and COTTAGEBEDSTEADS
r NEW WOOD and CANE-SEAT CHAIRS,
. REFRIGERATORS, 'Hs'"
WATER-C00LERS,--- - 80
WALNUT EXTENSION, DINING TABLES,
TIN and CUPBOARD SKIES,
- WALNUT LIBRARY CASES, rr-@g = + ~
MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS, 80
y - A lot or 'CROCKERY, GLASSW ARE, &C.
s.s..E aaZ COOK Il GAUGHToN, '@
% - ... ar Auctioneers.!
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SALE or VALUABIHL,ls BILE

n oil
: REATs EsTATE m THE CITY OF RICH
l0NO.-Ry virtue OF s desd Of trSst eh iss.r-
ted 10 tls subscriber by Isaac Ersxin ,s,,y re-
Ing date tho nth day or OctoD9f.. 49, 80 ~ teed
5oof 81 pace as Isiials In execution thereo p, on
ceed seif at public nIcsian. on ths n fair,
the sd dxy Of gnne 1seS al o,eloss SUNDAYS ex-
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