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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
THE ECLECTIC LIFE INsuRANcE COMPANY.

At the last quarterly meeting of the Board
OF Directors Of the Eclectic Life Insurance Company OF
this CITY Merritt H. Smith, ESQ., was unanimously elected
President In place OF James W. Barker deceased and Mr.
X H. Arkenberg elected Vice President succeeding
Mr.. Smith The number Of policies Issued mig the
hrst year was stated 10 be OG6 The first ors OF 5000
was promptly paid last week 10 the heirs OF ton Guent.
ger, manager OF The Chicago AbedZei,g The Eclectic
was claimed TO be OF the most successful Of the new
companies in the country,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28

ser front This work. 1000 feet in length, cot less
han SOC 600 Az soon the road shall have been com
Melted couple OF sleepngcars already completed at
cost of about 10000 will be placed M the line 70 coz
ect with through Western lines branch road is 10 oe
Constructed from the Newark de- cot to point on INC
Erie Railroad the Berger Cut, where It VIII eonneSt
VIII he in COMMUNICATION with this city by four lines
The time between Newark and Paterson over INC vor
iected routa will be % minutes. Thomas ~ feuuy' MOI
OF Newark. Ia the PrAsident Of the company,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.

The President remained most of yesterday
at his hotel at Long Branch In the evening tho Pres'
dent and family attended concert in the paror Of the
stetson House. He will leave for Washington to-day TO
attend Cabnet meeting and return on Saturday. Gems
w. T. Sherman and Phil Sheridan left yesterday morn
ing Secretary Fish arrived last night on imporantpub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE PANEL GAME.

Last evening, James johnson, a boarder al
the st. Johns Hotel met Lizzie Mugan OF No ca Water
st. in Fourhave, and accompanied her 10 house the
corner OF Fourth ave- and Tenthst where accomplish
OF the woman stole from johnson $1,000 United Statee
$40 coupon bond sGO In Treasury notes and 500 In gold
checks. johnson attempted 20 seize the thief but
prevented by the woman He caused her arrest and sh0
was locked up in the Amityst StatOnIOuse This spe
Giles OF robbery known as tho panel game" Is the
increase, several Cases having Oacnrrol reccutlY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28

go 49,. 3D.
SMITH MAID TO-DAIs
Two races were announced for the Fashion
onr.e Yesterday afternoon but the heavy rain caused
oostponemont Of both the track being soft that otg
was impossible
Since the Philadelphia trottlng meeting acre Amerl
~ cir, was defeated in three hess by Goldsmith
Nald Mr. Lowell the owner OF the .ormer, has fenCE0u
her from the hands Of her trainer aud driver, Mr. Roden
and she is now IN Ben Danois's stable aud charge -
Tho Union Course, L. l., viii, this afternoon 20 ono
.nene of the great match between Dan PheTs FAMOUS
mare Lady Thorn and Bpdd DObles equally renoWnoe
Oldsmith Maid for 1920 mile heats, best three III III
Ia harness The yiery Of the Maid over AIneIca tha{
at Philadelphia last week, has so elated nel trown
they think her invncble and have accoI1nsy in the
own the gauSte her behalf against any % nc the
world This sweeping defiance has been uke m son de.
owncr OF lady Thorn, who has twice tns ~ res,1lt
tented American Girl and the match to-day ID 'n0 i"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28

ls a. 81 9TH 5th. 6h.-TotGL
Astiye;::.''' "a

Umpire-Mr Han OF the Tton and
HiekS game-l houf IS minutes Len baseSWsmE Il
Kirkland l. total Ii T. Eddy, !; Beuuet Miller, q total Hy
satehes-J 3; Smith GLEASON l. NJ Evers, q Kkand
BenOer Henderson, 81 Moore Miller 81 total Foul
eatcheeGe0rge Jeukes l. total 81 Henderson, ~ Miller,
D total DyPut By Bvers, D. Williams, 2; oia
Assisted by George q Jeukes Williams NJ Bvefs total
Put Cbsunoey. EDDY ]; Miller ?; total ARstea b
r Z; total g. outs foul bans-Aetges tHssi
Ezeel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28

49,, . ,or,iop Of the fret floor and basement
%as damaged by water The Task
hrst floor was occupied by Messls Ther stock was
daaged by water The building was ocrnpats are n
ano1nS Srt owing TO their absence the names Oh 'f
5ies could not be ascertained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LVRRPOOL-In steamship Minnesota. JAY 2Nrs aud
Mrs Harper Mrs Hampson Mr. and Mrs Smith Miss smith MI aud
Cobb Master Cobb Mr. G. NJ. Mitchell f. A. Mitchell Charles
Pollock BroSu. Mrs Davies, A. COwle Mrs Marshall Mr.
Stance o. c. Olsen hr. Goodman J. Johnson g. K Bees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
EXPECTED STRIKE OF THE TAILoRs.s

An extensive strike Oh inc snOp tdlioIo " ~ -.
city and neighborhood will probably be lhaugnratea 10
Tailor;s Unions viii assemble in Avenue A, when com
mittees will be appointed TO visit the various SHOPS IN
which these men are at work TO present the new scale OF
nrces 70 tbe bosses these lists are rejected
The men will strike The advance demanded Ia about ~
nor cent on the present rates In the event OF strike
he men will be supported by the Clothes Cutters and
also by the Journeymen TaiOrs' Unions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The through express train from Washington
due at Jersey City at lOA last evening, of the track
Newark occasioning obstruction travel both ways
and a delay OF two hours for repairs No one III
uFph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28

OAI3LE JINN'IIIbD II'F'V M
ready Gown from magnetic INSTRUMENTATION Of the continents
nt more hencerth to be written Of First
among them will be that by win benefit In receiving i'm
mediate uilug Of each step Of Sewword progress Thus
follows season story lrumph for KNoI the batter will be
flashed to aneen, au and empire will know at which
hat the hat Of CeD. ONCE Of civilization, at No. III
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
LA CROSSE.

A grand La Crosse tournament is to be held
IN Montreal in September in honor of the visit Of Prince
Arthur. All Canada is invited TO compete
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
~ - H.. Th,, Rsr Wind Hour Their Wind
Iulv IL 767 90O2 SsB. July Ut 18o 299&
n 80 1893 SSW. 10 29y,G
no 29g7 SSw. IL 10 27.91 SS.W
orpnTVery cloudy 10 1885, variable to After
a. L. 2lO, cloudy from to sunset thunder
shower a21 rain tines from 9H 70 s very heavJ ram sm
s Loo ,1r, as depth to-day 40 Of an inch Phases q
,b ~ I'd onare Of will be the 3lIt ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
OVARIAN TUMOR CURED.

taken internally been have cured
either Of the womb ute Oysres bowels tie knife has been the sole
reliance the hands Of experienced Dr. Railways sara
par settles this question For has cured TWBSTY PER.
SONS Of OVARIAN CYSTS and TUMORS well Tumo
Bowels Uters Womb Liver Dropea Efaon Aes aud Calea.
s ConcretOns The known ingredients Of Dr. Railways ResoTes
claimed Sir Benz BrOdeud tier form uneombnsd
possess power dOHg the badfand curing al
rsons Bladder and Urinary Organs Of correcting and checks
ing involuntary discharges and present.
combination Of these Ingredients the
nan Rsovent will eaectaay AOd Tumos ard
all other hard substances
called RESoLyBNT for discusses me away Tuncrs
Nodes Hard SwsiHgs LumPs CoHeeoBs the Joints Groin Tess
Bladder Kidneys &c. aud will the patient The painful necessity q
undergoing operations Of the surgeons knife
The following letter certificate Of received on the 10th Jay
Of Jul 1863 The lady but she Is well known
ery Mass those interested write her szd make Inquiries Of her
status Of the semen Of the We publish tie letter al tho
Adys request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
THE FREE LABOR BUREAU,
Az the existence of the new Free Labor 3

AS the eXlBtGnC6 OF IIIU HUW IIIo, q ~ o,J,Ioe
reau recently opened by the Commissioners ~ t
OF the Institution increases, the average Week nuDer
of persons supplied with situations being aoou d m
males applied for situations, while appcatlons were
made for 1853 male help and 1853 female heP Nu1er o.
males supplied with work, 2IS Iemales oO9 inahs a
total Of $50 males and females. Yesterday 10 persons
we're supnIed with situRt0nB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28

SABBATH-SCHOoL BOOKS - BRoUGHToN "
WINIs No. 10 Bible keep variety from ali Publishers
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. OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.

TROTTING on THE FASHION COURSE, l.. 1.-THE
MATCH BETWEEN LADY THORN AND GOLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
UMOR OF 10 YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY RAILWAYS RESOLVENT.

Beverly Mass. July 70. seo.
DR. RADwAr: have had Ovarian Tumo In the oaes nd bowels
All the doctors said there no help for a." tried everything hat
recommended bu nothing helped your Resoyeut AID
thought would try H. but had % H. because bad suffered R
TWELVE YEARS. teok bolts Rssolrsaf ~
Railways Pills. and used two bottles Of your READY RELIEF; and
there not sign Of umcr be sseH t snl feel BETTER,
SMARTER and happier than have for p years Tie
in the len side Of the bowels the on write this or he
beueft Of Others. You publi.h it you choose
HANNAH D. KNAPP.
Thsldy cured Of tumo Of p years growth By SIR
solvent This Is truly remarkable Bat the sick
sumor Of the character different persons DO all yield
quick another much depends ofteab
state Of the blood character and condition OF monthly periods
ous health Some may have take "a bottles others
cured BY six bottles but persee with the medicine 10
certain
Dr. RADwArs REMEDIES sold by Druggist, aud at Dr. RAD.
WAYS Medical warehouse No 81 Maiden Lale NegYork
$50 81 Paal.sL. Montreal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
LhBOR JUDGEMENTS.

Two or three women left this city yesterday eIS
70 attend the Convention Of the Daughters OF d.
in Lynn, Mass, today ,,,u1
Twontv bod-carriers Mt work on the bulld-
tho Corner OF Courtlandt aid New Chureh'ss' siuoA
against a reduction Of wages yesterday
Several of the leading trades advocates o %,
this city have been invited to address nIiss S'o "a
worklngmen in Springfield, Mass, in August
The stockholders of the Cooperative .i l. alior.
ing Establishment last evening elected hT; ttoa On
delegate to the WOrkingmen's Union OomnH''ee on
BYLAWS was also appointed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-29

Madame .Audouard, having returned to
Paris, has made q, speech on her trip to
America at one Of the regular popular
meetings in the Rue Toitbout. She said
that nothing struck her 80 much in Ameri-
can society as the evident lack Of social
cleyerness on the part OF the men Of the
United States. The women, with few ex-
ceptions, move with the greatest ease and
grace in the ballroom but the men, with
rare exceptions, are awkward and ex-
tremely vulgar.
- Honolulu papers learn from Kona that on
January % early risers in Kona and Kau
witnessed several jets ofred- hot lava thrown
high into the air from the terminal crater
I Meknaweoxeo, on Manna Loa. The first
: Ere was seen half an hour before sunrise,
and could be seen until daylight, and
smoke about the top of the mountain rem
idered it indistinct. Slight shocks OF earth
quake we're felt during the week.
!; A :correspondsnt Of San Francisco ma
per has started the theory that the spresd
Of the smallpox lie attributable TO the pre-
ssnce of cats. He has made 8 careful in
vestigation, and discovered that where cats
are there always Is, or has been, the loath-
some disease, and that, on the other hand.
II has avoided eatless premises. He bro.
poses general slaughter Of the innocents.
The fashionable female lip is very pale
G Seoo,aing 20 the latest PariHian accounts.
oorat coioring 10 quite gone ont Of fashion.
Aaa the expression Of the elessnt mouth ia
lhat Of WEAKNESS and scorn, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-29

A negro preacher, recently arrested in
New Orleans as disorderly person, was
unable to pay the fine imposed. He was
about to be committed, when happy
thought struck him: eff your Honor will
trust me till Monday, I'll take up collec-
ton tomorrow" He was trusted. |
The Prince Georgian, speaking of the re,
turn of DR.. Mudd, says: " An aged end de-
voted mother, overcome with the shock of
his arrest and trial, has since watched and
prayed upon sick bed for his return until
few weeks ago, when the slender cord Of
life could bear no more, and her watching
and waiting in this world ceased.'
Alexander j. Roberts is transferred from
the route Richmond to Greensboro to the
cars between Washington and Weldon, on
which he is designated az q postal clerk at
the rate of 1900 per annum, uice Frank
Kelly resigned. 's:t go.
A miner who has been for some time at
White Pine, and has in consequence become
sadder and wiser man, writes to his
friends: can that glistens 10 not silver. ]
will return to California soon." .e.
A western paper appears to be quite sure
that Garrett Davis, who is less than 700
years old, has already done more talking
than Methuselah was able to accomplish in
his two and half centuries excess of life.
Hamilton Fish is said to have voted for
Hoffman for Governor in 1866.
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gggF8I 3F1.For the Dispatch.
Dudley Literary Society.

~ st GoRpoSsvILLE, March q, 1869.
Last night occurred the annual ceiebra'
ton, of The Dudley Literary Society of the
Gordonsyille Academy, The Society met IN
fhe Presbyterian church, and after prayer
by Rev. o. w. McCown, the president, Mr..
nc. Baker, gracefully introduced the
sneaker. Mr.. j. D. Blackwell, of Prince
Edward, who began with o glowing tribute
to education and literature, and then an
i,onnced as his theme Geyaiats, which ne de-
fined TO be simply common sense or naotheT
qcit,. From this as q centre or starting
point, it has developed into oil those sub.
fine displays of intellectual and spiritual
rover which have flashed athwart the ages
It's characteristics are mind, Staldy, labor
not the fruits Of chance or the gift of fai-
ries. Nor is it the expression of the gene
raj thought, of the age, but is strictly and
originally creative, self poised and self-suf,
fcient. - ~
The speaker struck o heavy blow at me,
taphysics as being uncertain, unproduc.
tive, and confusing, and applauded natural
philosophy as the chosen field of genius
He closed with IN eloquent tribute to the
philosophers and poets.
ri Such is an imperfect outline Of an sd'
dress repiete with wit, learning, and classic
eloquence, which was frequently interrupt
ed BY applause, and closed amid storm OF
cheers and a perfect shower Of bouquets and
ladies, fayo-s. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-29

A
PETERSBURG, March ~, isGe.
YThe most astounding piece Of intelligence
today ;s the receipt Of an order BY TINS
ssssrnoon,s mail removing Mr. Rush Bur
gess from the Office Of Mayor Of this CITY.
re order. Is brief and unconditional We
have rsason to believe it was wholly une1-
nected by the worthy Mayor. He vas GER
fa;niy model officer, rendering his Jadg-
mants wishontfcs favor, or affection TOT
though a thorough Radical, he vas p more
lenisnt is the negro than to the white man.
what malign influences have been OF WORK
to bring him into odium at headquarters II
is Impossible to divine; but probably some
deyelopments will, be made in . few days !,
for MI. Burgess is not o man man 70 ST.
oniatly under injury and dispersion. 1t
need NOT be surprising in these anomalous
times If the offence proves to be traceaoie 10
Mr.. Burgess's interference to compel order
among tie set of madmen who lately con-
rreeated in this CITY under the imposing
name Of the Republican Convention. The
name Of the successor to the Office has not
transpirsd, and no one appears to have the
least idea of the coming man.
gMr.3Wiliam 81. Burgess was qualified to-
Day asT City Commissioner of the Revenue,
taking Che place Of Mr.. George ". Camp,
removed, !; who has filled the Office for 9
number; Of years in an acceptable manner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-29
BY Grubbs g Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE FARM

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
ING AND COAL LANDS, in HaNRIr'O
COUNTY. A FEW MILES ABOVE 81 H
MoND. by decree rendered by the GircniI Cont
of The city OF Richmond on the 9th day of Febru-
airy. 1859 in the suit OF Jones's administrator
McGruder and others, l am directed, SIS trustee
under the deed from 4 Z. HcGrudar. OF the 21st
day of March 1857 TO the debt due to Joness
administrator, to sell the several LOTS OF LAND
allotted by the said decree to the said u. 3. Nc
Gruder, so much thereof RS may be necessary.
the 9Th day of APRIL 1859 at II O'Clock. NJ. that
being the first day Of the ! pril term OF Eenrico
County Court. in front OF Henrico county court
house fell to the highest bidder at public auction,
the said lots Of lsnd.
LOT No. l. on the Three-Chopned road Just
above Short Pump containing TIL Rec HUN
DIED AND FORTY SIX ACRES, adjoining the
HcGruder. Fannie Cousins. Joseph Jude Angus
tus Jude, Jack Euchols, and Deilrlck estate.
LOT No. ?, containing NINETY AND
THREF-QUARTERA As RES. ADJOINING the lands
of Reuben Ellis, John G.. Thurman. w. N. Nc
Grnder, Samuel Ellis, and the Coal Mining Com
pany. Both OF these tracts are well timbered
with wood Of original growth. ..s.
Lot No. 3, on Booths branch containing
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. and LOC No. 4, on
Tuckahoe creek containing SEVENTEEN AND
A-HALF ACRES. These last two lots are in the
coal region, and are believed to have coal upon
them. - -'s-. re- a.. -'.'
TERMS: One-fourth cash; and the residue at
SIX. twelve, and eighteen months, negotiable notes
for deferred payments with interest added and the
title retained TIL the whole purchase money is
paid and deed ordered , BY The court.
Trustee and special commissioner.
GRUEBS f. WILLIAMS Auctioneers. NH "a
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Some western editor has been putting
barkeeper. Hear him " MIR. james
Smitherman, proprietor of the above insti-
tuition, last week asked US to give him Tor
it, puff, at the same time handing US q
greenback, whose dimensions we shall not
mention. We do not know anything about
said saloon, but Jim says he keeps splendid
whiskey, and we suppose he does, for ne
buys of Barrett s Craig, and they were
never known to sell any mean whiskey,-
oh mol Jim thinks the weary traveller
should stop ct his rancho and wet his
whistle as it will help him along anna
zingly. No doubt it will help him to
squander his money, waste his time, de-
stroy his health, beggar his family, gain
the contumely Of society, embitter his whole
life, make a widow of his wife and orphans
of his children, cause him to fill drunk
ards grave, damn his soul and make more
work for the devil. Does this puff suit you
Jim9 If not, we will refund the money.
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70 The Editors of the Dispatch

10 We EQIOTS ~ the OEPoSo1'
:; The writer observed in your columns a
few days ago an extract from the New York
Times in reference to a loan effected by
Edward III, of England, from Florentine
bankers in the fifteenth century, which has
never been paid by England. Ten minutes
before reading the extract mentioned read
the following in an Italian translation of
Romola, novel, by George Elliott, which
is possibly invested with as much interest,
If not news, as the item Of the Times cor
respondent:
- =! y = ain short while the Bardi
stood the foremost in European commerce
and, Christian Rothsc hilds Of those times,
(l45O), they furnished specie for the wars
of Edward Ill, Of England. Their august
debtor, come Salole, left them an august
deficit, and the alarmed Sicilian creditors
required too quickly the payment of their
deposits, causing terrible shock Of the
credit of the Bardi and that Of their asso-
ciate houses, which resulted in o CONNER
cial calamity all along the coasts of the
Mediterranean" ,.-. ELLICoTTE.
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BY Z. Bowman, AuctIoneer,
No. LII Main street.

THIRST AND EXTRA LARGE SPRING
SALE.-On TUESDAY the soth Instant COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell at my store
rooms aline Of MERCHAN Disc unequaiied in
largeness and attraction. ] he stock embraces In
part ...a.
a choice assortment Of Foreign and Domestic
Fancy and taple Dry Goods, White Goods,
and Linen Goods; ....s. a.-. ..8 !
a most desirable line o, Dress Goods, such as
Black and C0loret Silks, Poplins, Lawns ia
comets, Gelaines Alpacas, ETC.;
a great variety Of fine Black Cloths, Doeskins,
and Fancy Csssimeres;
And foil assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
- ALSO, ..a:-
a large and attractive line of Ready Made Cloth
Ing suited for spring and summer sales;
100 cases Soft Hats for mems and boys wear-all
fresh and desirable goods and Including the
latest styles. $500
SEQ cases Boots, Shoes, Brogans. and Balmorels,
for mems. women's. and children's wear, in
great variety Of sty.e and quality, and con-
. signed by tie largest eastern boot and shoe
manufacturers. a-#
. The attention Of our merchants is earnestly So
lfcited to this SALE as 1t is In every respect most
important and attractive one. The goods are all
fresh and seasOnable, and will be sold without re-
serve. ~ ,-a. r sos -.s+
Catalogues will be ready on morning of sale.
TERMS :All sums under $l0A, cash from 500 to
$500. sixty days over that amount, ninety days.
credit with approved paper.
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
NH 22-5tIu1hSMETu .
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~s. BY Dudley s. Jinkins, 's.r
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
LII Main street. ss

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
AND FRAMED DWELLING ON THE
CORNER OF MAIN AND N A y ISON
STREETS.-In pursuance OF the provisions Of a
deed OF trust executed to the undersigned by
and recorded In the CLERKS Office of the Hastings
Court OF the city of Richmond in Iieet Book
81 B, page 23i. shall on SATURDAY the Sd of
April 1899. Mt half past O'Clock p. M. on the
premises II fair IL not the naIt fair day, tffer
for sale all that PARCEL OF LAND fronting
% feet on the north side OF Main street, aHd run
ming back the ern line of Madison stree. 1os
feet with FRAMED DWELLING thereon, and
a well Of good water In the yard. &Z.fufG
TRIMS Enough cash to defray trust expenses
and TO discharge two notes amounting TO ss7l !;
residue upon such terms as the said Joseph. Brig
mole shall prescribe: or In case OF his failure,
upon euch terms as the trustee shall name at the
hour OF sale. JOHN b. WISE
mhz4 Trustee.
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BY A. C. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

T7RUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
= TWO LOTS ADJOINING III kNCHESTFk.
AS trustee in deed execu ed by Thomas Murphy
to me for certain purposes therein mentioned,
dated2d day Of pri!, h68, and duly recorded In
the Clerks Office Of the County Court of { hester
field county shall expose for sale at publ: auc-
tion, on the premtscs. on WEDNESDAY The !, an
LOTS. Nos 81 and S. nentionedin said ded No.
81 fronts IS feet on il erson street, running back
1l3 feet with good framed building thereon: No:
IS, vacant lot Of same Size, on adams street; all
enclosed. l E9
TERMS Made known at sale. e..
WILLIAM hMBFRS, Trustee.
NH I'll