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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-27
Chinese Travel . through Cairo.

The three hundred thousand Chinese,
who are to supply the southern demand
for reliable labor, or a great portion OF
that number, are to find their way south
through Cairo. Referring to this matter
the Chicago Railroad Gazette says:
Koopmanscbaap, the California Dutch
man who imports Cinnamon To order,
called ut Chicago on his way back from
the Memphis convention. While here
he made arrangements with our railroads
for the transportation OF laborers from
ON aha 10 Cairo. Mr.. Koopmanschaap
California who will accept employment
at the wages offered In the south, but he
hopes to make contracts In China which
will enable him to supply the demand.
II Is altogether probable that this tide
Of travel will not set In much before next
Spring, In time to manage the crops OF
the next year. The comparatively few
Cinnamon on the Pacific coast who may
fall in with the offers OF the south may
come forward sooner; but we do not ex.
pect to observe the full effects Of Koop-
manschsap's efforts before February or
March 1870. In the meantime let our
grocers buy all the rice that's offered.
The Roard Of Aldermen and the Moekler
Matter.
The board Of aldermen, exhibiting
timidity which ill-becomes men elected
to represent the people OF the city, has re-
fused to meet the Mockler issue with
that promptness which the important
Issues involved demand at their hands.
It In high time this hesitation should
give way to activity-thst the aldermen
should assert, by action, that Mr.. Mock
Ter Is either entitled to take possession OF
his Office or Is unworthy TO longer hold
that responsible position Of public trust.
Lsboring men Of the city, men who re.
ceive for their work no more than pays
each days expenses, are clsmoring for
their orders on the treasury, which Mr..
Mockler has safely locked up in
the city safe, the Combination" of which
he refuses to surrender; and the only
way In which this knot can be united Is
for the aldermen to act In tho matter at
once--to either put Mr.. Mockler back in
to, or else expel him from the Office, he
now holds, but from which he has been
suspended. In this regard the select
council has set the aldermen an example
worthy OF imitation. In that body there
was no hesitation. They promptly and
squarely faced the issue; and, without
fear, did what they considered their du-
ty. The board of aldermen meet to-
night, anu they should, once for all, set
tie the Mockler question, and in thisway
give to the city's workmen their money
and tonthe public cessation of excite
ment
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-27

There will be a cotilllon party at the
house. of Mrs. Gaffney. corner Poplar and
Division streets, tomorrow evening, 2sth
inst. She will be pleased TO see her friends
i'm attendance. jy27 ct
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-27

The Baptist congregation have vacated
the building on Washington avenue and
Eighteenth street, and are again with
out place for public worship. The
society IL too small aud poor to build
a suitable church house, or to pay rent
for one.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-27

Alderman Theobold has our thanks
for supply Of fine peaches grown by
him In his garden, on Walnut street.
More delicious peaches We have neither
seen nor tasted this year.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-27

The sale OF delinquent lands and town
lots was resumed by the
sheriff to-day, and continued
until late in the afternoon. All
the property offered found ready buyers
particularly lots In the city OF Cairo.
The sale will most likely be conclu ded
by noon Tomorrow
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-27
Notice..

"Barrett's" don't stain the skin.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-27

oohlo Rive route departs every day except Mondays
J. ~. GRAHAM, y NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02
pETERsnuRG. March ], 1869.

PETERSBURG, March ], 1869.
Monday is usually very busy day
at the Mayors court, but, strange TO say,
Saturday night and Sunday passed by with
out any noticeable infraction Of good order.
In addition to the Statistics gave you IN
nv last it may be Of interest to mention
the following items Of revenue TO the city
Tho keeper OF the hay scales reports re
CENTS for the quarter ending March TO oe
SS56.97.
Receipts from the powder magazine for
storage of powder during the past month
amount to $46.45. -,
The tax on the sale Of fish at the Old
Market for the month is s4975: and at the
New Market, 1885. These taxes are col
lected by the keepers of the market houses
The amount OF taxes paid in at the Cham
berlain's Office during the same period Il
upwards Of $4,000.
From these data come idea may he formed
OF the resources of the city Independent o.
her stocks, which yet bring in good dea
of money, but far less than formerly.
The Common Council is holding its regu-
lar meeting this afternoon, bat will scarcely
adjourn in time to admit of any abstract
of it's proceedings being given.
Odd Fellows Hall, which | mentioned in
My last as having been fitted up In the
finest style. is thrown open to visitors to-day
and numbers have called to seeit All ex-
press admiration IN enthusiastic terms. Ii
will DO continued open to the pnblic to-
night, that it may be seen by gas-light.
Ii is feared that the cold weather OF the
past two nights has endangered the safety
Of the fruit. The apricot trees have been
showing blossoms, and the peach buds IL
some localities were on the eve OF opening
The apple has not sufficiently advanced Il
be affected by the change. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02
BY wellington Goddin.
apctfonee- and Real Estate A gent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
I iBI.F REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In the Circuit Court OF
IN city of Kichmoud--JosephC Coles f1ecutr1x e.
Nv virtue or DEGREES made in this cause on the oth
day of November 1858, and on the SIN Gay OF Feo,
ruary. 1899 the undersigned, specially appoineea
commissioners for the purpose, VIII proceed on
THiIRsDaY the 9TH day OF March, 1859. at
O'Clock P. NJ. on the premises TO sell the follow
Ing described property OF TfiSn E sau t a.
addition to the city OF Kichmond, fronting III Il ct
more or Iess on Clay street In said ADDITION. and
running back to the junction OF Tyler street and
Also. the following described parts Of LOTS No.
90 and No 81 between st. Peters and clay streets,
said Is 10 nd say sc SaG Innnae BACK
within parallel Ines 90 feet deep which Said thr.
lots are the same conveyed by Willtsm w Harvls
to said samuel s ale Ie In nls IN Deed
10 a. page rs, In the Hastings Court OF the city
Oh aso the following described part Of Lot No. q
In Judah's plan or addition to the city Of Rich
mond-that Is to say, fronting on an alley immedl-
aty south Of Duysl street ass .ees a ana nes
asa feet 10 the line of Isabella Young being part
OF the same properly conveyed to SAD samuel x.
Cole IN bis lifetime ny pe'es and TeeoT aha
in Deed Book II a, page 2l7, In said HustlpEs
Court.
each OF which lots. originally lttd out fronted
IS feet on Buval street and ran back between par
aIIel lines TO an alley but In order to make pro-
DER division OF The buildings erected on said two
lots part OF Lot % will be sold with Lot "a as fol-
lows OF No % will front Is feet ls n"he on DEs
vsl street aud run back In laralle! line5 to aalo
alley having It's line l23 eet deep and It's west
line lls feet inches deep, and fronting ls feet on
said alley: aud Lot No. "a will front 3'3 feet on
Duval street and run back IN parallel lines to said
alley having It's eastern line lsat feet deep and
its Western line l2s feet deep, and fronting 7ss feet
on said alley. Tie said Lot No % was convey cd
to samuel 4. Cole in his Lifetime by William Tay-
ior and wife by deed dated October I, 1855: re-
corded in Deed Book Y a, page AS in said Hu 3
tings Court and said Lot No. "a was conveyed tn
said Samuel K cole by Henry Bradley by deed
dated MAY .. 1857. recorded In Deed Book 81, ps se
57s, In the said Hastings Court.
TEENS OF SALE: For cash as to 0pe-third OF
the procee is Of sale; and on credit as to the re-
s,dus OF SIX and twelve months, the purchaser
giving negotiable notes for the credit instanerts.
Interest added and the title retained until the full
purchase money IS psid.
EDWARD II. FITZHUGH,
JOHN o. STFGEk.
A. AUSTIN SMITH,
Commissioners,
W EODnIS kuctioueer fe -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02

Washington College has seventeen IN. IN
structors, Of whom ten are cnusch . ms
bers, and three hundred and fo asliaion
s'udents, of whom eighty profess rei'e The
and ten have the minissry IN st." :. n a
Young MEMS Christian Association Is ~ =
spss condition. They have chapel ape,
service every morning and etudsnts
which iS has recently grown in numbers ana
The above statistics are, on tine " ~ T.
highly gratifying; And sspe'i Honnp men
srs bsina educated d. in our Virginia colleges,
s and that that SO large proportion of them are
p p followers Of Jesus. 80.
It is hoped that the " concert Of prayer
for colleges . has been generally observed,
that the subject will still be remembered ~
praying people rsa al 9y v; 70. follow ,S
LEXINGTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02
Bueatmghana Courthouse, with all
the County Records, Destroyed by
BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE,
February Is, 1869.

Il sJUCniNBGSAN 'IHlhoSos-S
February Is, 1869. }
The. courthouse Of this county was de.
stroved by fire on last night. About
o'clock the fire was discovered sud the
alarm given. Mr.. David a. Parrack,
deputy Clerk, rushed to the clerks Once,
and with an axe broke open one o! the
'front.' windows opening into it (the ire nay
ing made such headway ct the front OF main !.
ensrance 20 the courthouse es TO make IL
inpossible to enter by that wey ana en-
tered. hoping &c be able TO save the recoIas
az the county. but wae almost Immediately
forced ont by, heat and smoke, ana COM q,
neIIea TO abandon the undertaking ana all
the records and papers when naa 49,
mulated during o perioa OF QUE aa
and eight years we're total'y uee.oys: Gu
The fret court held in the county Was ~
Juno l76l, and oil the records from tha'
period had been we'll preserved.
The amount of Inconvenience ana loss
that will follow this calamity il incalcula-
HE. The two wings of the building were
oocup;ed respectively by Mr.. n. +. Bocock
and Hon. John Hill as law Offices, but
owing to the intrepid and praiseworthy con-
duct of Messrs. J. II. Noble, G. Y. Hooper,
D. A. Parrack, and A. j. Pendleton, their
books and papers were saved. The con-
duct Of Mr.. Noble deserves special men
ton. He acted with great courage and de-
liberation under the trying circumstances
Mr.. B. X. Irving, the clerk, estimates n's
loss at $4,000.
This building was completed in the year
1924 at cost to the county OF amour
10000, and was then considered the finest
county court house in the State.
The appointment Of Colonel P. A. DAVIS
TO the Office Of sheriff OF this county gives
general satisfaction. He will enter upon
the duties of his office on March court-day'
NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02

n ARGE AND VALUABLE DISTIL-
iIEEY. WITH ALL OF JTs IMPROVED
MscHIEPRY, EFFECTED IN THE 2 AsT TWO
VARS At RoCKETTs, ON JAMES RIVER,
rcR SALE AT LUCT1OT.-0n TrHRsDAY the
sr,,, ~ March. 1858 at Il O'Clock p NJ. on the
oremises we will ecll Mt pnhlc ancticn that large
and yainsble DTsTTLBERY located near Rock
Cts. together with all Of Its improved machinery,
erected within the past two years By Messrs Styll
&c Davis.
Could be made at a small cost to produce double
this quantity.
The m achinerv ia very massive. and everything
about the establishment Of the best material ana
work manship, the erection of the same havlng
been supervised By practical distiller OF 1orty
t, make 81 the best dlsiery In this country OF Its
size. The piping Is all copper.
An abundan. supply Of water s obtained On the
preTnises pumped from four wells oy don ses en-.
zinc. and its temperature In midsummer Is III y
eight degrees.
pairs OF French burr milstones q feet In dame
ter with capacity to grind 800 bushels OF gra.n ner
day. Also BRICK BOMBED WkREH0USE
carable Of storing 500 barrels OF whiskey. $50
Pms In frst-rate order to accommodate l'oo'
hogs.
This property. located within few hundred
wards OF the steamboat wharves at Rockets, on
lanes river has facilities for receiving grain ana
shipping its products unsurpassed, anu az cost
he premises, with FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
are on leasehold and two years and nalf are I'M
expired with the privilege Of renewal OF lease on
TERMS Liberal and will be announced at sale.
LEE Il GOD0IN,
NH aTuTh Sst7otd snrtiorcers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02
Y ARGEAMOUNT OF VALUABLEREAL

7 ARGE AMOUNT OFVALUABLE REAL
IL ESTATE, IN AND NEAR THE CT; 7 OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-I am authorized to
sell the following real estate-yiz.,
!. "BRUOhF1TLD FARM about four and q
half miles from the city OF Richmend on the
said turnpike. divided into three tracts, two OF
which CONTAIN ls2 acres each, and the other ga
buildings for a flrst-class estate.
.. THE II ,LF-ACRE LOT on the south side Of
the Basin corner Of anal and Ninth streets upon
which are located the Spacious foundry and ma
chine SD OPS now occupied by hessrs. kahl &
Kahn, With all the valuable buildings thereon.
alley, opposite The old Gas works, each fronting
% feet and running back 100 feet upon which stand
brick tenement and large buick stable.
FIRST and second, by 1T feet. upon which stand
two thlee-story brick tenements known rs ''Brack.
ett's Tavern together with The adjacent LOT,
2l1i47 feet, with brick tenement thereon.
street between Fifth and fixth streets fronting 50
feet running back l50 feet TO an alley. his Is one
OF the most desirable los In the city for the
ton of a trst-class residence:
6. TWO BECK TENEMENT In the sod
Academy" building, at northeast corner OF Cary
and Eighth streets.
!. SEVEN BEAUTIFUL H.LE-ACRE LoTs
i0o near to The new Orphan Asylum.
g. LARGE LOT orr SEVENTH AND ARCH
STREETS, in rear OF the State armory, and known
The ROCKETTs WAREHOUSE PROPER
TY extending from Main street to w alter street,
and crossing the York River railroad. Also the
adj lining LD1s, Nos 1es Is, and part OF lot No.
IS. heSe aforementioned lots front on " alter
street and James river adjotn the New York steam
boat wharres, ana are very valuable for wharf
purposes. I.
10 Lot at the southwest corner OF Cary and
Twelfth Streets 81 by 20 feet on which stands the
large FOUn-Si0RY BRICK WAREHOUSE now
occupied by John z. Allen, recently In the occu-
pancy OF Messrs. Martin L Cardozo.
II. LOT at the corner Of Cary and Eighth streets
Is by 10 feet and The adjoining LOf u by % feet
upon which stands the large granite storeh0ase.
1hts property has three frontg-viz., the Basin
bank, Eighth street. and Cary street . I.
II. Lon NO. on west side OF Eleventh street
No. on the south Side Of an aleT between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, adjoining i OF No. l. and
both adjoining the shtp-locks OF the James River
and Kanawha Canal Company.
For terms and any Information In relation TO
the foregoing property, apply TO
PETER c. WARWICK. Agent,
fe4-T&Ssw at eallego Mills.
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ATyCrTON SALES.
YUTuza DAx.
ry,RUsTEEs SALE OF LAND.-1n ODE

FESRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.-ln ODE.
a dience to decree Of the C1rsuit court OF
King William county promo on tbs 2bth Gay OF
november. 1885, In the cause pendin9tn said cours
between David Straugflan. plaintiff and hsnry
Toler and ofhsrs. defendants, the undersigned, rs
trustee under deed OF 2s.t OF February 1852, BE-
tween Eliza Fl. Temple and others, villa on MON
d, y the 2cd day OF March, 1850 that being court
dayJ sell al King William Courthouse, TO the high
est bidder. the tract OF land called 'hATA M't-
RlS. lying IN the said county OF King Will nm
ahout one mile below the hcquintoD church, adj
timing the lands OF r. A.. billy ard and Others,
and contaf ing about TWO HUNDRED AND
NINETY FIVE ACRES.
The said land is desirably located in q very
heal by neissborhooa, ana On y T. very pfoauo'i''
+ TERMS OF SALE One;shird, OF the purchase r t,ss
tbTrds on n credit of one and two years from the
day or sale in equal Inst 'lmen;s, the purchaser
executing bis bond for the deferred payments 20
the undersiSped as commissioner under the SAID
decree; and the title TO the land Will be retained
till The payment Of all the purchase money;
VIII LIAM u. TURNEB,
70 ea-1aw4w f,omrn'ssioner and Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02
BY Lyme g Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
II2D Main street.

W. GoppIN, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02
BY Wellington Goddfn,
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

a ssIGNEES AND TRUSTEES SALE
"A OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
1TT1HMOND-By order of the United States Dis
trct Court fer the District of Virginia, In the mat
ter of E. P Townsend, bankrupt. we VIII sell q!
public auction AS whole or diVtded, rs may DC
ON TUESDAY. 9th Of March, 1859. at ~ O'Clock z.
NJ, II fair If not the next fair day that yaiua
LOT OF LAND, with the large BHiCh AM
cunancy Of said Townsend, and fronting on the
east side of College street, between BROAD an rG
Marshall streets. one hundred feeL SIX INCHES, anS
and thirty four I. ct to Lafayet' e avenue.
TERMS: 0re-third cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest addeo
and title retained.
AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
JAMES L. kPPERSON, Trustee.
i l.. ArpgReON Salesman. u 80 ne 10
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MATZM0Anz.


81 % - CO.
DICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAY
| al q, iROAD--CHANGs or grHEDTrf = - "
and after SUNDAY, Febr 1ary 2ist Isss, he y
SEAGER TRIMS on this road viii be- mr. n . O. o
GoIFG WEST, LYECHBERG plssyrcr-.
leave Richmond daily Except Sundaysl ~ - 40
NJ; arrive ~ eurks!ilie az ii.as A. a., mss,s::
road Tor FarmyiIls, Lynchburg, Bristol E,!9s
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C.. &c. rRRftG1S,
MAIL AND kXPKB5S leave Bichrnobd a. pa
7.UP. ~ leave Danyille daily at s.sa P.
arrive at Greensboro daily At Il. 10 A. a. 1r,ys.;
close connections for xlf citations On the xalhe
Carolina road both cast and west OF Greenai",rn,S
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, ard ali no'o,,,
South. "1lHS
GoIya EAST, THROUGH mAI. An ~
PRESS leave Greensboro daily al GOA. To- S =.
Danville daily At $50 A. d. arrive 3. Rt.,,%'.,e
daily at IL A. NJ. LYNCHBURG PASsEsaIsygtSa
u. arrive at Richmond ax s.soP. NJ ~
Through tickets can be procured At the s,s.,
Office in Richmond TO all important poia:a soe;ss
and Southwest, and at Greensboro and Dsrv;SSe. q
all points North, East, and Wes:. "
- .eft THOMAS p0DANEAD
re u Euf4r!nte,S.r,
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HALL.
One very superior Ha' Rack, and Chairs,
One sors, stalr Carpets and Rods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02
LEXINGTON, Va, February rs, 1869.

LEXINGTON. Va, February rs, 1869.
The "coucert Of pray er for colleges = to-
aay was yary we'll observed in our commu-
There was at the Methodist church
this afternoon O service in which all Of the
pas,ors OF the town participated, which
was largely attended and quite interesting
Rev. Mr.. Pratt conducted the services
Rev. Mr.. Jones aud Rev. Mr.. Rodgers
made addresses appropriate to the occasion
and several others made fervent prayers.
m4 This evening at o'clock there was ser.
vice ct the Institute with special reference
to the day, which WAS very well attended
and to night q fine congregation assembled
in the College chapel. Rev. DR.. Pendleton
preached from Matthew tx, 37-3S: Then
saith he TO his disciples, the harvest truly
Is plenteous, but the laborers are few.
Pray ye, therefore, the Lord Of the harvest
that he viii send forth laborers into his
harvest" After o vivid picture Of the con-
dition Of the world, in both Christian and
heather lands, as illustrating the plente-
ousness of the harvest and the need Of To-
borers, and showing that large proper
ton Of these laborerS must come from cur
colleges, ne, earnestly urged the practical
duty Of praying the Lord Of the harvest
for the laborers needed, and exhorted the
Christian young men present prayerfully
TO ask in reference to il, "Lord, what wilt
thou have me TO do !" .
The chairman of the Committee on Reli-
gious Intelligence of the Young Mems
Christian Association read report on the
religious condition OF our colleges, from
which We Gull the following items, which
may be Of interests to your readers:
One hundred8nd four colleges report SIC
instructors, of whom 739 profess religion !;
l7,49S students, Of whom 1864 are church
members, 2 4Sl candidates for the minis
try, and l0l have the foreign mission work
in view. They have l56 pray er-meetings,
and had during the past year t,centy,atne
fevivals and 365 professions of conversion.
!, Forty-six southern institutions report $40
Instructors, Of whom taeo hundred and
, s;qhsy,fve are church members 1929 stu.
dents, OF whom 2,4S2 are professors of re-
ligion and 6a7 candidates for the ministry.
In Virginia nine colleges aud two theo-
logical seninaries report l44 instructors, of
whom IS profess religion; and ART stu
dents. Of whom .5Tl profess religion and
l6I are candidates for the ministry. The
Virginia Military Institute has 25instruet-
ors. OF whom = are professors Of religion |:
and 2sl cadets, of whom So are church
members and one has the ministry in view.
They have Young Mems Christian Assoc
eiation and q daily praye meeting, which
h largely attended and very interesting. Z
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ByJ. L. Byerly & Co., Auctioneers,
LAT Main street.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, I
octb February. 1863, \

Editors Dispatch: A sad calamity has
befallen our county. The courthouse was
set on fire yesterday morning about ]
o'clock, and by daylight was mass OF
ruins. The clerks Offices of the county
we're kept in the court house, and there Is
not single record left-everything lost
This county was organized in l76l, and the
records relating back to its foundation have
also been destroyed. No suspicion attaches
to any one, but the building was evidently
fred with view Of destroying the clerks
Offices. ,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02

ByJ. L. Byerly & Co., Auctioneers,
LAT Main street.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AsSORT-
H. MENT OF CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE, NOTIONS &c, AT AUCTIoN.-On
THURSDAY. 4t1 iustan,. we will sell at cur store
large and attractive ass ,rtment or CBOChER1
and GLASSWARE, consisting OF
White Granite and Q Plates,
Dishes, Sugars
Mugs. Basins ano t1"ers, &C. 5
Guns and Saucers, Glass Tumblers,
Pitchers, Gablets,
Bowls Naples,
Butter-Dlshes, salts,
Chambers.
Preserve and Cake Stands,
Looking Glasses, Hatchets.
Knives and Forks, Fancy Toilet Soaps,
spoons, ShOe Laces
Hammers, Spool Cotton, I'D,
Silk, &c.
The attention Of the trade Is respectfully ASKED
to this sale
2 h, goods will be sold exclusively to the trade
and without reserve.
TERMS Ali sums under sloo, cash over that
amount and under $500, sixty DAYS: over &3oo,
four months credit for approved paper
J. L. BYERLT Il CO.,
mh2 Auciioneers.
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BY Thomas w. keesee, AuctIoneer,
No. 1917 Main street. s..

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MANU-
LII FACTURED TOBACCO, FIVE BRAN
DY, GIN, FANCY SOAPS, &C. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION Il will sell on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, March Cd, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
ct my store, an as5or, MN. Of
HOUSEHOLD FU <NITURE,
MANUFACTUkfD TpB ACCO,
FINE BRANDY and GIN, &c.,. -..
FANCY SOAPS,
BLaCKING, &C.
Contributions TO the above sale are particularly
solicited. THO. w. KEESEE,
fe 20 Euctioneer.