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The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

MASTER COMMISSIONER NOTICE
James lannon's adm'r Fulton common
Jas Hannon-s hrs & crs pleas court.
A Ii persons holding claims against the
estate of James Harmon, deceased, are
hereby notified to prove and file the same
with me at my Office in the city of Hickman,
Nv. on or before the second Monday in June,
1868 or they will be forever barred from
prosecuting their collectien against the Al
Iufnistrator OF said decedent estate.
7. O. GOALDER
f-h29-2m Master Commissioner.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
MASTER coNnISSI0NERS NOTICE

MISTER COWNISSIONER' NOTICE
Jane simpson adm'r, Fulton common
Jane simpson 5 hrs & crs pleas court.
A Ii persons holding claims against the
n estate of Jane Simpson, deceased are
hereby notified TO prove aud file the same
with me at my Office in the city of Hickman,
Ky, on or before the second Monday in
June, 1868, or they viii be forever barred
from prosecuting their collection against
the Administrator of said decedent estate.
T. o. GOALDER,
feh29-2m Master Commissioner.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
The company Permanent.

10. Heretofore every new telegraphic en-
terprise has sooner.or later been absorbed
by the dominant monopoly; but the third sec
ton of the act of Congress which confers
upon this company its valuable franchises
absolutely requires it to maintain separ-
ate and Independent existence. See the
Act below.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
- CapitrI So.
90 Is Ten MillAns of Dollars, divided In
shares Of One Hundred Dollars each.

4. One per CT of the stock will he required
on subscribing, and subsequent calls, not to
exceed five per cent per month, will be
made by the Beard of Directors, from time
TO time, as may be necessary to supply
funds TO construct and equip the lines; but
no calls viii be made after the one per ceut
is paid until the entire capital stock shall
have been subscribed.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Additional Reasons.

@ The existing telegraph monopolies have
never sought to supply adequately the dc
mamd for the use of the telegraph, much
less have they attempted stimulate such
demand by an increase of facilities and a
reduction of rates. While their facilities
have remained about constant, their rates
have steadily advanced, until the use OF the
telegraph has come to be pTodi gious tax
upon the commercial necessities OF the coun-
try. An advance in rates is their uniform
expedient for limiting the amount of their
business to their restricted facilities.
Increased EaeftIGes and Loscer Rates
10. Every Intelligent man knows that an
enterprise founded upon the necessities of
trade has a healthier and more durable has
when il aims to do a constantly increasing
business at fair rates than when ii does
merely a restricted business at exorbitaEt
and increasing rates. The success of cheap,
postage in ElKnape and America seems never
to have been ffonght of by the telegraph
monopolisfs. 1t is believed that if ten
times the present telegraphie facilities were
furnished 10 thepublie at one-tenth of the
present rates, the increase of business
would justify the change.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

2. 1t is proposed that the benefits of this
shall be enjoyed, not by few IA
vored perso1Ap bnt by the business men Of
the country Whose interest il is designed
to promote, and whose liberal patronage
will insure its success. To this end il is
decided to place the Stock AT all commegcial
points. Ii will be distributed to Bankers,
Merchants, Manufacturers, and others in
limited amounts
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Certainty Of Success.

IfTFItlttV . -o7ftI'NS-
Is. 1t is provided that every stockholder,
in addition to his regular dividends, shall
receive an equitable rebate on the amount 3,
business furnished by himself, payable an
nuaIly sSus, the stock being widely dis,
tributed and every stockholder having a
special interest to augment the business of
the company, success is deemed inevitable.
Distribution Of Directors
II. To secure in the management an equit-
able representation of the stockholders
throughout the country, the large CONNER
cial centcrs will be represented in it's Board
of Directors. ~ local agents will be ap-
pointed on INSTRUMENTATION of the stock
holders in .he various localities, and the
operations of the company thus become gem
eral in its management as well as its busi-
ness
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Our Proposed Telsgraphlc Range.

II. Trunk lines throughout the Unitee.
States and'Territories, which shall ultimate
ly connect with lines TO Europe, Asia, az
South America.
Thsn fo be Dons ai
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

~ 2S& &DSS - = !
4 VIII seen bY the statement .&t, =
contained that the organization of this cor r.
pany was a necessity growing out q Il
commercial and business wants of the ca,
try imperatively demanding an increase 81
telegraph facilities at reasonable rates.
Competition eersus Monopoly. K
l. TLs whole telegraph system of thetg
States = now in the hands of one compshy.
The evils inseparable from such gigaht ic
and dangerous monopoly are already nusn-
erous and increasing Relief can be fouald
only in legitimate competition.
n. ,J,,s;o,, =. = cfo~k
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

Stock may now be subscribed in this COM
pany.at their Office in the city of New York,
DR. atg30S Main street, Louisville, Ky.
= .assl fs AUGUSTUS RARN rs. -Aeent-e
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
When 10 be Done.

12- Within one year from the time =
capital stock is subscribed, the company u
peet to have finished twenty-five tkousei
miles of wires OF the best materials, q a
ed with Instruments OF the latest mi
ments, and the whole range in successf'
onerafion
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

Principal Office of the Company 81 Br
way, New York. Rooms Nos So, 81, !.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
P r o S ? Il C 7 U S
Tux.

Franchises conferred by the National Tele-
graph Law passed by Congress at ia
recent session, and approved July
"a, 1866.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-30
By Grubbs s Williams, Auctioneers,
yor.hwest corn er Main and Eleventh streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
4 jyALUABLR SUBURBAN. RESIDENCE, WITH
TWkNTY-FIVE ACRES ATTACHED. -RNOWN
AS "AUBURH," SITUATED ON THE GkUyh
RoAD ABOUT ONE MILE WEST OF TIE CITY,
AT AUCTIoN.-In execution Of a decree OF the
Circuit Court of Henrico entered on the ON OF OF
williams, trustees, and ais, >" the undersleneo,
who we're thereby appointed commissioners for
the purpose, will stll at auction, upon the pre-.
mises on SATURDAY, let of February, 1855, az
o'clock P NJ, H. fair II not, then on the next iar
day thereafter at the same hour the real estate IN
the proceedings In said suit mentioned the same
being the property known as "AUBURn, con-
tanning twenty-five acres, more or less, WIN inc
buildings ard. improvements thereon. situated
about one mile west Of tho city, fronting on the
Grove toad and running back to the Wes.ham
road, being in form nearly square. Inc oulio-
ings are of the most complete and DURABLE charac.
with a very attractive appearance.
Further description Is deemed unnecessary, as
the place IB 80 well known and 80 Justly regarded
az th g most desirable suburban property near the
TERMS Sufficient In cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and to pay the OF 30 b0l 45 WIFI lose.
rest from the 4h OF JULY 1857 and The further sun
Of "a SOL so with inter st thereon from attn anu
ary iSes credit as to 80 7s2. 10 until 4th OF july
1858; and as to the residue credit until the 4sn
anuary, 1860 the said credit payments 10 pear
interest from the day OF sale, me purchaser OF
purchasers giving ne otiabie notes with sn aP.
court until the full purchase money Is paid. the
purchaser to pay taxes for 1858.
,aa1 a. D. WILLIAMS, oomm'sa'ons'''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-30
By Pilkinton, Pullism d Co.,
Auetioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. lSPearl street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
HIGHLY-IMPROVED LAND, WITH EXCBL-
LINT IMPROVEMENTs.-ByV virtue Of q Certain
deed OF trust executed by the late Charles d:
Rhod and wife to as trustee, dated the 18TH OF
December, 1855, and duly Of record in the County
Court OF Chesterfield county, Va, 10 secure the
payment OF certain negotiable note for $6, 600,
bearing even date with said deed, and payable
twelve months after date, and by the request OF
the beneficiary IN said deed shall, In execution
thereof, proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, at IL o'clock II. on the SIXTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY 1858, If fair, II not, the next fair day
thereafter, that very valuable tract Of LAND, and
improvements thereon, on which the late Mr..
Charles 81. Rhodes resided, located on James
river, about one mile below Rocketts, and In
Chesterfield county, containing leo acres. This
land fronts on James river, and adjoins the land
of Colonel 8. Bassett French, and Is part OF the
celebrated Falls plantation. The soil 10 OF the
best quality, and Is highly improved. The build
ings consist Of dwelling with six rooms, sta bles
barns, Ice house, &c. all new, and built with
all modern improvements and conveniences. It's
one Of the most desirable places In the vicinity Of
Richmond. A stream Of sufficient volume to run
small mill passes through the centre Of The
land. ~ ST. 80
: TERMS Cash, O.. 600 and interest thereon from
the 2lst day Of December 1867, until paid, and OK
penses of sale. Terms for balance on day OF sale.
WILLIAM B. ISAACS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PILKIsTos, PULLIAA Co.,
kuctioneers. JeS
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President virgins Central Railroad Company.
In lin
OYpIoY YIRaIn1A Os1rR AZ RAILROAD CoYY.)
> RfcHnosD, Janusry1 1ses.
>suuaApRkK ~ ND OHIO RAT

|9s:s - RICHMOND, January1, 1ses.
rHFSAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
VI KOAD-LANDRE CE1YED III PAYMENT OY
s0BSCRIPTIONS OF SIoCR The ffteenth sec.
oa q sns ST Rass e ns @ j i ssHs;
from the waters OF the chesapeake 10 the Ohio
nyer, - authorizes the Virginia Central Rsllrosd
.h ssa Ss
the railroad from Coytngton. 20 ths Ohio river;
th ere after be known as the Chesapeake and Obi,
f Eslb0 md conferred chs,sDss.iis
and Ohio Railroad Company by this act
The ninth section Of the above mentioned act
Saxss he q 1igSt Payment Of sns
se e &c 81: e ssS az q ano q. y
re Gosppson S and Saa 1S
road road upon eondition chat Of stock xn
|. e ass. "a. I:a
sTssssocEsffffr5s 81 G STOCK PaTaBL Isf'n:
LAND IL the retces are satisfactory. and make
the same preferred, with eight per cent din.
dsnd, as soon a. the road 10 completed 10 Ohio
n.y., Viii receive application for subsertpton 10
such eight Per cent. preferred stock OF the Chess
yhgy ,Ss IL u y4sa.
Parties Who propose 70 subscribe land will b
exuscted. in every eaas, TO furnish at thsif own
cost the report Of some lawyer named by myself
With VIII aatassns & he company. not exceeding be
sasessed value OF 1861 sk,s.t.
The uItimafs value Of the stock OF the Chess.
and ohio IsSaa ~ mp ms q
Lss ysssI %sps ii So tSs lew Yi
Central 4ss miles, $t4 ,sss,7sS. r,vr.,rv
President v,rsins Central Railroad Company,
Ia I--lm
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Conservative Organization In Orange
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

COlrebpOuQ6uC6 Ol Luo 3sASlAaotAo OASr~s~~>''
GoRDoNsvILLE, January %, 1868.
AT o meeting of the Conservative party
of Orange county held at the Courthouse
on Monday the 9th, it being court-day,
Mr.. Ferdinand Jones was called to the
chair and Mr.. P. B. Hiden appointed Sec
rotary.
briefly explained by Major J. Il. Lee, the
following committees were appointed:
First District.-William A. Jennings
and Joab G. Ham.
Second District.-Dr. E. P. Taliaferro
and Alexander Daley.
Third District.-M. D. Newman and DR..
Uriel Terrell.
Fourth .District.-F. J. Saunders and
DR.. J. G. Voolfolk.
Fifth District.-R. L. Guden and John
L. Jones; with power to enlarge by the
addition of one to each committee.
!, The present schedule for the trains pass
ing this place is an admirable one for dri-
wing the travel between the North and
Richmond by the Fredericksburg route.
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A Young Desperate.

When Johnny is all snugly curled up in
bed, with his rosy cheek resting on one of
his scratched and grimy little hands, form
ing altogether a perfect picture of peace
and innocence, it seems hard to realize
what busy, FESTIVE, pugnacious, badly in
geniOus little wretch he is There is some
thing so comical in those funny little shoes
and stockings sprawling on the foor-they
look as if they could jump up and run of,
if they wanted to-there is something so
laughable about those little trousers, which
appear TO- be making vain attempts to
climb UP into the easy -chair-the said trou-
sers still retaining the shape of Johnny's
little legs, and refusing to 60 to sleep
there is something, say, about these
things, and about Johnny himself, which
makes it difficult for me to remember that
when johnny is awake he acknowledgement
~ displays traits Of character not to be
compared with anything but the cunning
of an Indian warrior combined with the
combatire qualities of a trained prize
fighter.
I'm sure I don't know how he came by
such unpleasant propensities. am my
self the meekest of men. OF course I
don't mean to imply that Johnny inherited
his warlike disposition from. his mother.
She is the gentlest Of women. But when
You come to Johnny-he,s the terror of the
whole neighborhood.
He was meek enough at frst-that is to
say, for the first six or seven days Of his
existence. But verify believe that he
wasn't more than eleven DAYS old when he
showed q. degree of temper that shocked
me-shockedmsin one 30 young. 0nthat
occasion be turned very red in the face
he was quite red before-d doubled up his
ridiculous hands IN the most threatening
manner and finally, in the impotency Of
rage, punched himself In the eye. Whom
! think Of the life he led his mother and
Susan during the first eighteen months
after bis arrival, shrink from the resp0n-
sibility Of allowing Johnny to cali me
ather..,
Johnny's aggressive disposition was not
1ore early developed than his dnplioity. Z
y the time he was two years Of age had +
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~ Harrison, doddin q Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents. .r

nRUsrEEs SALE OF ONE HUN.
DRED AND TEN ACRES VERY yALqABShns Eli.
81 THE kcaM2Np, AsD T FRRPHRfnSREsRsi1oKae
deed 81 trust 10 the Hep
SEQ Comfy Court in Deed Book B, No. go, page
sos shall. ID execution thereof (havins been so
aue sies on the premises On MoN DAY the 18th Of
Febrnarv 1883 at o. clock P. M, II fa,r, II nQt,
the next fair day thereafter at the same boil .nS
real est as n Pysss Dsn Designated by the
bers to oinclusive, and the letters and D. s9n
partly on the and partly on the new new E2sd
leading by the Fair Grounds, ad1 dining the her
mitage tract the lands of Dr.. Martin 8. Taylor,
John p Ballard, and others The land IS not only
in yery high state OF cultivation, but its location
is equal to the best in that improving neighbor'
hood. si ~. ,~os,,o-.
are willing to accept in lieu thsIe ta ~ cIed
to be announced at the hour OF aale. fne taNss
for 1888 to be paid by the purchaser:
The land viii be sold In lots according to the
original survey-a plat Of which may be seen az
the onice of the auctioneers-or as whole, as may
OI la a 20 N JAMES L. APPERsoN, Trustee.
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Ol9eeataeazse q Obso Rospd.


LHHESAPEAKEA ND OHIO HAIT.-
xSSo R9kpiiAAEPP A7ssf sos sf ss5SSaasess
sct usssed on the 1st day Of March, 1901. to -,
i'd for fas so1upistion OF 6 liHs Of If3ss ~ 5.
rosd from the wnssrs Of the Chssapsaka 10 ~
nhSogT auth osaxeS land 20 % fsesivs1t g.
nsvmsr,t 81 stock subseripttonas This ast ado AZ
th9Ysxas the ViHEinik Central Railroad Co1upsnx
10 eofitfset WITH die Gosingtcn end Ohio 7siiroaz
annnr1issionsfs 10 eoustruet The road from C0yfnc
Ton eD TIE Ohio river End upon the sooeiusion n
snsy os,ntrset 8Txntk 20 the Csntysl C0mpsuv All
49, n eiits and privileges e0nfsT1e& on ths Cksssa
nss ~ ana Ohio Railroad Company. -H
S,Or. IN aoth day Of November ultfmo, the vt,
oinia Usntral Rsll1oads Company entered into
entraet 10 construct the Covingfon and Ohio rsiJ
Sosd rpors condition q - sodeo9 Of stock Va
snhsertb SD, 10 the stoCk Of the Ckesapsake snS
ohio RailSexd COMPANY. sxtd stock TO be entitled
Ia :, prefoyfedg per cent dividend aftsr the Yosx
10 cnmuietsd 70 tho Ohio river. 80 4 ="
T arc aufhoytzsd to receive subscriptions to fbls
soaE nayalls IN lands 1long the line Of any adj.
nosd An fireinix, or 81 Richnond City lots II ~
piPsStisss Who propose TO suhseribe Win b n.
ueeted 10 every case 10 fu1nisk, o their own coet
thar spgt Of some aHys. nsmsd oy myself thal
= sfts uitifsste value Of the stock OF the Chss..
ueake and Ohio Railroad Company may be esd.
mated from tho receipts Of the northern linss
IsSt yesr the fsceipbof the sPsnnsyiyaria Cen.
trsi IS miles. were 4ls. SCI, $50; the Hsw Iori
Central, 600 miles, GA ,sss, 7ss. J, :. 900
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-Theb boats
IN OF the JAMES RIVER ANDASfar1IHTIySs
.KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY etS$ssSsS sEzS
Will leave the dock Rs usual =
promptly at II o. clock II. on TUESDAYS, THURS.
DAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods fol. Lynchburg and
beyond collected delivery or prepaid at the op.
ton Of the shipper Freight received and deliver"
ed at my ONCE, on the dock.
Way Freight viii not be delivered till charges
are paid.
10 Ii ~ - EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-30
By Sampson Jones, Jr.. & Co.,
Auctionsers and Conmissio Merchants,
no. S Fifteenth street.

A sSIGNEES SALF.-By virtue Of a
IA decree of the United States District Court for
the District OF Virginia ! shall. as astignee OF
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the sth day OF
February next, at the hour of o'clock P. n. :, the
house and out-buildiugs now occupied by Simon
Hellstern as a residence, near Bacon's Quarter
branch, In the county Of Henrico, together with
the lot thereto attached, containing SIX acres OF
land.
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-third cash the balance In
equal payments In three and six months negotiable
notes, interest added.
JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
ia 1l-20t Assignee OF s. Hellstern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-30
BY Harrison, aoddin i Apperson, Aucton''''
21 and Real Estate Agents.
Real Estate for Safe.

~~~~~~~c~~~~r~~~ ~or~~~~~~ ror
EOR SALE, a most desirable LOT
1L. TEse uith six rooms, kitchen with 4 G.:G
ICONS. Ard ali other out-houses: and well - 4:
~ mnst sxcelIent water, within five minutes walk
of the Old Market, in the city OF Ricnmono. mp
ply to p,,urp HsRTsooE co.
TOR SALE, -,
II - EAST TENEMENT A
A LIBBY BUILDING. ee;s's
!, IA Apply /" PALMER. HARTsooK 8 co.
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EOR RENT, TWO VERY DESIRA.
4 BLgSTORES, on south side Of Main ksA
street between Thirteenth and. Fourteenth tEsgA
We offer for reut STORES Nos. 1895 and 1897,
Main street, now occupied by A. 4. Allen and E.
M Ezekiel Besides The store, they have each TWO
floors above, and basement beneath, with all
conveniepces.
the most desirable stores In the city for fancy
retail, or light business. Posssssio1 given list
de 20 pp' aRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS.
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"a o,,s Sa1ess
'Tri5TunE DAY.


=. Observation-Disclosures SALE o. y
u TIcEa HopsEa BUa0Y. gLEiaHs1 HAS1
NESS be sold e ne ssiioi e u I'll suc
~ ss n5 sWEDH EsDAY the sth day OF xsbruaT
e. = ss;.s g which are wslI
nonns.SsS and ali Of thsm dne work homes
4. 4naRRfSGEs and HAkN Esa complete
BUGGY and HARM ss, nearly new 3
q sLRlGHS,
i sacond. hand OMNIBUS, 81, a. - IS q -
~ SADDLES, BRIDLES. nrrsa ssts4 4
COVERS. and EXTRA HAREksS: 80
rSKMs on SALE All sums under $loos sasn
,oo ana over, sixty days for approved enao1ssa
sboys 4 the properly Of Jsfson HilisEd
deceased All persons s hayng saani prope
nth ent;aatad. TO the subscriber, or 20 nAslD
BsKsE 1874 Main street e :, y iy
pie ~ SiSIe ny 49, - L. e. REAfSkhs
as possipAe' ~ AdmipistTatof.
ThsKEY and GOODWILL q tho sT = B 6.Ioc VI
-sysl g.
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ShjppSMg.


EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP GoMPANT.-Ths sSSA
new and elegant side-wheel steam EG
ship ALBEMARLE. BOURNE COM SA&3s
mander, will leave her wharf atz.sa&s 9 ~
Rockets on SATURDAY, February LIST, 1855, at
ossk frsigh. received up to so'si9sk f seG
steerage, S.. Through bills signed TO Boston,
and insurance effected at lowest rates Apply TO
SAMUEL AYRgS b Co.,
. ia2e-At Eleventh and Main streets.
EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
i AND BosToN.-semi; weskly9 .asl =
pany-Chsapest Route =Frsights Re- 80 s.
aused1No Charge for Wharfage b. this ainen 1aso
Wednesday and sssgrday-Lesvss Richmond
every Wednesday and Sunday at o. clock A. M
Steamer ELLIE KNIGHT, Captain CHARLEs IRA.
vBRs, win leave hors on SUNDAY MORNING
at 8 o'clock. Freight received every day Sunday
excepted) up to o'clock P. NJ. This steamer has
splendid saloons, staterooms, and passenger &C.
commodations. Pare reduced to THREE DOL.
LARS. Meals and staterooms extra: For freight
or passage apply to ,-,n
street ia 29-zt
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: For Bent.

TOR RENT; THE TOBACCO FAC:
Il TORY corner Frsnklin and Fifteenth La
streets. at present occupied BY VIM A.. EHS
Hoppe. Possession given on the Stn f fe sid5sy
La 2Q-2L~ MlLES .GkOhoh.
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DOR RENT, THE FINE FARM
hundred and twenty acres of land. with good SA
DWELLING and all necessary out. HOUSES, -
tat present occupied by Mr.. s. ID. Hicksl. said
farm ia On. the W ssthan plank road, about four
miles from Richmond, adjoining the property OF
James &. Crenshaw. Esq. Possession given Fe-
bruary 1st, 1868. Also,
"MOHTEBELLo,"
on Fulton Bill, about one mile below the city,
containing about fourteen acres OF land, with an
elegant RESIOENCK, all necessary out-houses,
stable, &C. the entire premises In perfect repair.
For further particulars, apply to WILLIAM O..
DUNHAM, OF Samuel Ayres Co.'s, corner Ele-
yenth and Main steeets. ia a4-1ot
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400 on Sales. y.
THIS DAY.
ByI. n. Cooke. Auctionesr, g
Eleventh. street between Broad and Mafshau'

THIS OAI. 49, as..ts -
ByI. n. Cooke. Auctionesr,
Seventh street between Broad and nafshau.
HANDsoME FURN TT UR E:,
II YEATHER BEDS, BOOSTERS, PILLOWS y,
T Tsit k MIosaTaa the soth Instant at 10
9 'l SszrHEs nsps, PILLOWS. and BoLsrERs,
HAIR MATTRESSES, a.z
Hand.ems COTTAGE and JENNY L LIN BED
R NaISTT ana ma H GHEs EAs Essr
MAHOGANY P5RI0R GH 6adEl pe 49,.
WIH z ess cH4A ALB
sTIInEp and WALNUT wARDRoBBEg5,n
MAHOGANY BUREAUS and slDkboAhDS'
OFFICE STOVES, s.
b b9f Goods e5sGCR ocKERY. .y...,
By harrison, aodd.n & Apperson, Auctionser'
81. and Real Estate Agents.
HANDSOME BRICK TENEMllEtNaG1'
Ill ON TIE MOTH SIDE OF G rns.S M, Nm
TWBsa THIRD AND FnggTIHb e sTEsssiI5Sk AG OF
VACANT LOTS r ON - TIE p w OF MftLs's
snRprr sT FoR SALE At BE-
sold at suction, on the premises, on dhT N
re soth das q RanGGfKEy Ss &
s shove nnv in tfe occupancy of Captain N. a.
cbsrsrs o It contains rooms besides ,hs
usuai our.huildings. The whole premises arc -
Altar Which will be sold two beautiful 30 soat
the plan of Mills'B garden, each fronnhg hsnI
on the line Of Eighth street Ta9an End in
anrancs for this year to be paid Dy the pure
TzExs third cash 81 notes Interest
oddod racured by q trust de6Q.
az Auctioneers.