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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11

TOR SALE, that very excellent On
4 thrce-story and detached IA
BRICK DWELLING, with two-story brick
kitchen No. SOC Leigh street. Any orc desiring
to secure pleasant home in good neighbour
hood convenient to the public buildings and to the
business centre of the city. will do well to apply at
once Price low ard terms reasonable. Apply
To W.B ROBINS, No. 1909 Main street.
no 1l-3t corner of Tenth.
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BY Lee e Goddin. Auctionccrs,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIR 4 NJ E
| BUILDINGS ON BROAD STREET, NEAR
JAIL ALLEY, on LEASEHOLD, AND ALSO
LEASEHOLD 1NTEREST II LAND UPON
WHICH THEY ARE ERECTED. AT AUG
TION BY virtue O: certain decd Of trust exc
cuted to me, bearing date Gth September, 1866 OF
record in the clerks office of Richmond Hastings
TO sell on the premises. on THURSDAY, 18th Of
November, 1899, at O'Clock =. NJ. being so di-
rected 10 do by the beneficiary therein secured
certain LOT OF LAND fronting II feet on Broad
street, and extending back about $50 feet 10 jail
alley, together with the BUILDINGS thereon.
Also the IEASEHOLD ard BUILDINGS on the
Iot adjoining fronting Is feet said Broad street,
and extending back $50 feet.
TERMS At sale. ,s
Sale conducted BY Z. d. EACIIo, Salesman.
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BE- Lee & Goddin, Auctionccrs,
No. lll3 Main street.

TIGHT BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
Il TIOS.-Wc will sell on TllTRSDA1 llth oi
November, 1850, commencing at o clock. EiS'h
Thirty-sccond street between q and streets ana
three on or Mason street between twenty
eighth and Twcnty-ninth. Plots Of the property
will be exhibited and terms of payment MADE
known at time of sale. sale to begin with the lots
first described LEE & GODDlN,
nn Auctionecrs.
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ByA. C. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
Observation-Disclosures

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
Y OPPOSITE THE METHODIST CHURCH
N MANCHESTER. FOR SALE At AUCTION
At the request of the owner. will sell on the prem
ises, at auction, on SATURDAY the 18th Of SO.
ve,nber, 1859, at 4 O'Clock 7. ", the DOUBLE
TENEMENT with four rooms good douhla
kitchen &c.. In the yard. The lot fronts IS feet On
the east side Of Burrows or Ninth street, by IL
feet deep. its nearncss to church. market &c
makes ii desirable. 1t may be divided If desIr4
TrRNS. Atsate. a. G. PULLIAM,
noS-st AUctioneer
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AUCr1ON sALfs.-Ruturs Days.
BY Wellington Goddih.
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALE,
on TIE NEW CENTKAL ROAD NEaPEf,~
JUNCTION WITH. THE W1LLIAMsBsrpSS
H MLhs BE ASq TIE tFY s Gr A kiEBSsdJ
BY virtue or deed Of trust executed 10 the ~
scriber bearing date on the 18th November, III
duly recorded In Henrico county court IN BE-
Book No. SIS, page sls. we shall, In eIccu,o.,
thereof and with the assent Of the debtor, proce.S
to sell at public auction, upon the premises, o.
o. clock p. NJ, If fair II not, on the first fair d,T
thereafter. that valuable farft located as ahov.
called "ENTERPRISE,'' and now occupied \,
Mr. Thomas L, Peasants, containing ss0t ac,s!!
of which 100; acres lie on the north and rs; 49,
on the south side of the said Central road. II r6
be undivided into lots Of 20 10 100 acres each
cording 10 surrey and plat thereof to BE seen !,
the Office OF the auctioneer. The land Is admir-,
bly suited for grass, and Is pronounced by lrtyt
to be eminentiy adapted to the grape culture
Whilst the orchard is not very extensive, Il ror.
tains n quantity Of very choice fruit Of severs
kinds, such as apples, peaches, pears, apricots
damsons, &c. The improvements on the place A.,
excellent consisting ofa BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE Of ten rooms. a comfortable Office IN ,Is
ward good servants houses, stable, &C. Pose,
sion OF the land given In time 10 seed fall cron,
and full possession at the end Of the year.
Persons disposed to invest In small or 4 lsr-
farm are particularly invited to examine the p,1
perty.
fourth cash balance at four, eight, and twel,
months, for negotiable notes, interest added ..
cured By trust deed.
JAMES PLEAsASTS,
M a Trustee
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ByA. C. Pulliam. Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VA
0TS IN THE WEST SIDE OF ST. JAMES
BETW EEN FEDERAL AND CoUTTs
STREETS. RICHMOND.-By virtue of decree
Of thc circuit court Of the city of Richmond rem
dcrcd on the eth day of August, sG9, In the case of
Eubnuk Us. Pulliam and others. we shall as
special commissioners thereby appointed, pro-
coed to sell ut public auction, the premises. on
WEDNESDAY the Eth day Of November, 1902, ut
O'Clock z. NJ, that valuable property located rs
above. =,
TERMS: Cash rs to so much rs will dcfray the
expenses of sale; and balance at SIX, twelve, and
eighteen months; negotiable notes. with Interest
tnined until the whole purchase money Is paid.
WILLIAM |. CLOPTON.
j. II. DOOLET,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by A. C. PULLIAM, Auctioncer.
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BY james VI. Taylor, Auctionccr,
Office No. 32l Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

HOUSE AND LOT, ON BYRD BE
I TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS.
FOR SALE At AUCTIOH.-Wi he sold on SA-
TURDAY The 18th day of November, 1869, on the
premises at ] O'Clock +. NJ, the abore-describcd
property. TIE house cont ilns about SIN rooms
and the lot fronts 81 feet on Byrd street ana runs
back II fhct.
TERMS : Onc-third cash: balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest addcd,
and secured hya deed Of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
NJ O Anrtinncrr.
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rur PRINCIPAL GRAyARIEs OF THE WORLD.

THE PRINCIPAL GRASARIEs OF THE WORLD
The London Times of Tuesday, in its mo-
ncv article, comments on the RAPID increase
of the importations of wheat from inc
United States. The most interesting queS-
ton. the writer says, is the extent to which
II can be kept up i'm competition with Russia
and Central Europe when the railways III
that section are fully developed. The great
questions for the United States to consider
in This connection are the reduction IN
freirhts and other charges ana the eniarSe-
mcnt Of communication with the MlSSlS-
sippi. ,oo,.
ANY one who will take the trouble TO look
nj the map of Russia will ind tract OF
country extcndin" northward on the west
side to latitude 51o. and on the east side TO
57o: southwark on the west side TO O., ana
on the east to $40 Of north latitude, con-
tanning 234, O0O, 900 acres Of the best wheat
Land in the world. The soil is very rich,
containing all the elements requisite Tor &C.
reals; is deep, and apparently lneXhausll,
bic. and has the advantage OF being covered
with snow from November to the latter part
of April, thus protecting the tender plants
from the lev winds of winter, which sweep
almost increasingly over those plains. huS-
sin has vet another and very lmpor-
tant advantaCe-cheap labor. Inc IA
borcrs, we have seen it stated, wear
skins for clothes and wooden shoes,
aud work for the mere pittance OF about
sixteen dollars year, since they have ceased
to be serfs. Taking soil. climate, and situa-
ton. into account, il would seem that, when
the numerous railroads which have been
projected shall be completed, Russia Will
indeed become, par excellence, the granary
of the world. When it is remembered,
however, that our American farmers,
who pay their laborcrS high wages, and who
live in a much more costly manner, have
been enabled to send their wheat over halt
Il continent, across wide ocean, and COM
pete with Russia in the European markets,
II is not 30 certain that we shall be unable to
maintain successful competition. AS soon
as the problem Of cheap frcights from the
agricultural regions to Underwater shall be
solved, as it sooner or later will be, and
we return to sound fiscal system, wheat
can be laid down in Europe ut much less
rate than we are laying it down at present.
There is no good reason why wheat from
the great @ranary of the Northwest cannot
be transported to the seaboard ut least as
cheap rs any Russian wheat can be from the
interior and if that can be done, we ought
10 hold our own in competition with that
country. Besides. prices bcingcqual, Great
Britain the largest consumer OF foreign
grown wheat, VIII be pretty certain 10 give
the United States the preference, for the
reason that she has to pay Russia mainly III
cold. whereas she pays this country in mer-
chandiSc. There is very little demand =.
Russia for iron worked into I'LL manner OF
uses. nor for cloth, nor for silks, and the
thousand and one articles of luxury and
taste our people call for, and for which they
are willing TO give their cereal and other
agricultural products.
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BY Lyme 4 Brother.
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
1880 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL
u ABLE VACANT Lot on LuWNE>
STREET. NEAR THE CENTRAL. SlIOPS.-n
pursuance of decree obtained on the lst Soycm.
Der. 1862 in the Hastings Court Of the city Of
Richmond in chancery suit styled booieS' guar.
public auction OIL the premises on FRIDAY the
ieth day of November. 1862: ut - O'Clock L; W..
that desirable LOT located as above ,l"scrl'r''
renting 30 feel on I.Owncs street and running
back depth Of S. feet. t
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance al i@nr aHi
eight months the title to be retained uhu al''&
purchase money IS paid ,>,,,rr,-
p'' JAMES II. DoOLEI.
NOS Special Commissioned.
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By Wellington Goddin,
huctfoncpr and Real Estate Agen

TWO BRICK TENEMENTS, AT TIE
L CORNER OF THIKD AID lr, PRESTON W!i !,
no sold at auction on the premises, on THURS
DAY the nth November. 1869. at o'clock I. NJ,
those TWO BRICK TENEMESTS located as
above near to the Shockoe Hill Cemetery. Each
of them has two rooms, besides Kitchen OF TWO
rooms. and they are remarkably well built, and
command fair rents. . c ,
TEnMs: (lnc-thrd cash: balance ut four ana
eight months for negotiable notes, interest ADDED
secured by trust deed ,r> ..,
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ByU. A. Cartwright, Auct!oneer,
No lA43 Main street.

CATALOGUE sale OF 4, a LARGE 4, T;
I AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
HfeH:GIAss Gng3MosI S9S = iTsfIA 9F
AND kMERiCAN SUBJECTS, IN ELEGANT
GLf AMp WALEpT1 ASp G ilb n aaAM NJ 70
O. cioct Iasili sell at the store 1893 Main street,
and continue from day to day, morning ana ai.e ;
noon at hulf-past O'Clock, until the Whole Is dlsr
posed OF, large and extensive assortmsnl OF
HIGH-CLAsS CHROMOS and SPLENDID EN-
CRAVINGS of
FRENCH,
ENGLISH,
GERMAN,
ITALIAN, and
AMERICAN SUBJECTS,
In splendid Walnut and Gilt FRAMES:
These pictures are all warranted In oil colors,
and the subjects are by the most talented artists OF
acknowledged reputation.
This collection will be found worthy Of merit,
and we respectfully invite all lovers OF the line
arts, especially the ladies', to call and examine.
The pictures viii be on exhibition on THURS
DAY.
Seats will be provided for ladies. ,c,,r
no1o -. Auctionccr.
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BY Grnbbs & Williams, Auctionecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEE'S AND COMMISSIONERS
l SALE OF A BRICK RESIDENCE, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN
ADAMS AND JEFFERSON STkEETS.-ln exc
cuti0n OF the provisions of n deed of trust from
William $. Blank to me rs trustee, dated goth ia
nuary 1866, and recorded In Richmond Hastings
Court Office, and pursuant to decree entered by
the Hastings Court Of the city Of Richmond on the
Sd day of November, 1899, in the chanccry suit
therein depending Of Howard, trustee, against
Bath and others, | will sell ut auction, upon the
premises on THURSDAY, November II, at 4
O'Clock Z. NJ. il fair. ii not, then on the first fair
day thereafter. a the same hour, the property
Situated as above being No. Ill west Main street,,
and now occupied by Mr.. Claiborne Barksdalc:
The dwelling contains six large and one small
room, besides attic, and Kitchen with Two
rooms. Water aud gas on the premises. The lot
is o5 by 1853 feet to an alley - feet wide. -
TuETERmS as prescribed by the deed. suiti
cient in cash to pay the balance due on The debt Sc
cured now about 81 ,soO and also the expenses OF
sale the residue to he payable ut such time as the
personal representative of said Blank may direct.
ROBERT HOWARD,
Trustee and Special Commissioner
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Auctlonecrs. no1
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
a

DLANKS, SCANTLiNG, LEAD PIPE,
COPPER. SASH. &C.. AT AUCTION
ON FRIDAY 18th instant, at II o'clock. we VIII
sell at the custom-house Il lot of BUILDING MA
TERIAL &C.. consisting of
A Iot of PLANKS and SCANTL1SG,
WORK-BENCHES and PAINTERS LADDERS,
DOORS, SASH,
DESKS. TABLES,
IRON BEAMS,
New COPPER SHEETS, r ,,onnrn
Three or four hundred pounds SCRAP COPPER,
New LEAD PIPES and SHEET LEAD,
Old WAREHOUSES;,
COPPER PIPE.
Two IRON SAFES.
GRANITE CURLING,
BLOCKS OF GRANITE,
Lot Of MATING and CARPETS, &c, &C.:
law COOK Il LAUGHTON,
,oro Auct!oneers.
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BY Richardson e Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

rs'RUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT NALU-
DOW pIANTATION." ON THE RICHMOND
AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD. ABOUT Ten
MILES EAST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
By virtue of two deeds OF trust executed 10 the n-
dcrSignrd. the first by John Ii. Gleason anu Mary
f. his wife to James 4. Richardson, bearing dtte
on The 2cth av of AprtI. ls6, the second by John
II. Gleason 10 z. E. Newburn, bearing date on the
Sth day OF June, 1859. both duly recorded In Dced
Book 81 the first page 3El andtlc second on page
"a! we shall proceed IT, sell tbavinS been rcspec-
cured, ut public auction, on IlluRSDAf the iStl
C!ay of November. 1862 III l. clock NJ, in front OF
the Ifcurico County Courthouse on plain street. III
the city Of Richmond the properly dScrlGSa M
LAND lying ana being in the county OF ienrlco'
State of Virginia, with All the BIlLD1NGS.
IMPROVEMENTS. and APPuRTENANCES
thereto belonging. containing S!A ny ) DT ,rIc
ACRES. more or less, and known as the GREEN
MEADOW LANTATION. bounded as follows
TO wit, on the north by the Chickahomny river;
on the east by the lands formerly owned ny VIII
liam Carter. now deceased: on The soqta by me
lands of William 0. George and George N. Savage:
on the west by Martha Allen; being the same real
estate conveyed to the said John II. Gleason by
deed from G.. w. l.. and i. Gatewood and wives
bearing date July y, lSo', anu cuiy recorded III
Deed Book So. page ~.
TERMS Cash for so much as may be necessary
10 defrav the expenses of executing the trusts spc-
cited I'm the two deeds Of trust. and for the sum OF
SSS, with interest from the 2sth DAY OF AueuSt,
iSGa mill paid which said sum Is secured by the
Grsi-nnmcd decd OF trust, aud also for the sum OF
SoGG 10 with interest from the 18th day of August,
1859 until paid which said sum Is secured by the
last -uamcd decd of trust ana as to the Residue,
rpon such terms as may be announced III the time
j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
nos EDWARD Is. SEWBURN, Trustee.
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&C 2s-2s.h& Goth, No?d, 9TH, Seth, tbs
VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY

VALUABLE TOBACCO FACIOhi
FOR SALE IN THE TOWN OF CLAIM
VILE, VIRGINIA.-By virtue Of decree oitHS s
circuit court OF Mecklenburg county, rsndereda ~
the September term lsesl in the sui. OF Townes e.
Young $ trustees, &c. shall on FRIDAY tht t-n
day OF November, loss sell ln iron, OF , .e ,,hst
bidder. at public auction. the large and vaiuaoIs
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY, with few iactot!
dxtures together with the LOT and HOUSES al
tached, formerly the property Of John W. founsi;
located on Main street In said town--thc heart ~
the tobacco-growing region OF Virginia ana MOTT"
Carolina. ,-
The FACTORY BUILDING Is OF recent CON con,
structon, large and conveniently arranged ior am'
manufacture OF tobacco--being three stories hS",
about forty feet wide, and seyenty-iSe or eisH''
feet In length.
TERMS or SALE: Enough In cash to pay ~.
costs or suit and expenses OF sale, aHd me
on credit Of sixty days the purchaser 70 eHs'T
bond with approved personal security TOT u h ~
ferred payment, and the title 10 be re'sine" u'''
the whole Of the purchase money Is raia. nit.d
The terms or the above sale rusi DC CON Iy
rrsold :. X. JOilNsoS,
oe 20 Commissioner.
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By z. Bowman. AuctiOnecr.

BY 7. Bowman, AuctiOnecr.
IMPORTANT AN D ATTRACTIVE
/ CATALOGUE SALE.-~On TUESDAY she i8th
Instant commencing at 10 O'Clock will sell 1T
my warcrooms 1909 Main street. general as
sOrtmcnt of
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS-choice ar
ticles and suitable to the season;
A very large and attractive line OF READY
MADE CLOTHING, for mems and youths
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES. BROGANS. and BAL
MORALS. for mems. womcns s, and children 5
wear. In large variety of size and quality, ana
consisting Of the most desirable goods ever
offered mt auction. s.~
Also amnst excellent lire of FUR and WOOL
HATS including the latest styles; with an attrac-
tive invoice of SILNER-PLATED WARE.
The entire stock + fresh and ScasOnablc, and at
tention Of buyers will be amply repaid.
Sale positive and without reserve
7. BOWMAN,
Auctionccr and Commission Merchant.
UvTISsIfTu5t
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IRON WORKS.

IRON WORKS.
DICHMOND STOVE
IL, AND
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS,
FOUNDED 1851,
1000 CARY STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
Manufacture
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
HOLLOW WAKE,
FRONTS AND CRATES.
ALSO,
IRON FRONTS for stores and public build
WINb0W CAPS AND SlLLs,
CAST IRON CORNICES,
GALVANIZED IRON CORN1CES,
IRON RAlLINGS.
IRON NERANDAHS,
VAULT DOORS, &C.. &c;
and sell
SCOTCH AND AMERICAN PIG IRONS and
FOUNDRY SUPPLIES.
BUY OF HOME MASUFACTURE-
Because better, and as cheap; because you give
home mechanics and laborers employment: be
cause you can easily get your articles repaired;
because your money is left at home. Address
SNYDER & IRBY,
Sc 9-eod&w3n Propretors.
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*, CANE, AND ICE EPOT,-Skk3%
ESTABLISHED i8St,-slX'rh NEAR 49,
with the best oyster-plartcrs On York, Severn,
Back river Mason creek, and other choice waters,
| aln prepared TO furnish OYSTERS III any guam
titv opened or III the she'll to hotels, restaurants,
anlprivate families.
FRESH FISH EVERY DAY.
Orders for city country promptly attended 20.
GAME of all Kinds bought and sold.
oc 2s i'm ROBERT REID.
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GoocHLAsp COUNTY, November y 1905
I,,;to,.e NJ ,bo P,cb,nonG DISPATCH:

GooCHLASD COUNTY, NoVeHipef . .oo''
Editors Of the Richmond Rspatc":
Sirs,-I cut the annexed sup ron ti S,
New York Shipping and Commercial L'S'
newspaper of November 9th, instant;
How strong an argument TINS aftic,c pre-
scnis 70 the great West to unite with Nr-
,r;nia in causing the speedy completion OF
The central water-line Is not that line
clearly one Of national Importance, when
its completion would go so far towards
atlirmatively settling the question as TO
whether or not the United States shall be
able to continue to be grain-eXportlng
country q
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TOJTSE AND LOT, AND VACANT
III Lot, ON THE CORNER OF TWESII =
SFVENTiI AND r STREETS, FOR SALE AT
hUCTION-Wc will sell at auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the 9th Of November, mt !, :
o'clock p. NJ, the FIR AMED D"ELLlNH iocated
ns above described, II contains three rooms ana
kitchen with two rooms. A VACANT LOT adj
iining will be sold separate. The whole fronts eS
feet and runs back la0 feet.
TERMS: AT sale. ,
POSTPONED on account Of the weather to FRI
DAY 18th instant at The same hour.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no IN AuctionecrS.
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GlIE yALuARLE REAL ESTATE

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESD.
y ON AARoN'S CREEK, AECkLEassss.h ~
COUNTY, vain compliance Win eeSi ~ IN.
September term ls6a, IN the suits Of Shells eISSt
tors Pool etc. and oEerS S, rs rS S ts ss ISL, day
Of Nnyember 1892 at II O'Clock a. NJ, Wy
TRACT OF LAND upon which William I. nc, rSos
now resides. lying on Aaron's creek three , W"IS-
Fran depot ON the Richmond and Dsnyil1e r N,
road, containing FIVE HUMID 4 Haonl
NINETY ACRES and having np2h l. S
dwelling and all necessary out-house5. ,.,s
TfRMs One-third cash; tho balance ~ ,, en- iit.
months the purchaser 20 execute bonds WIN u
rest from date, and the tile TO 20 tesst1s"
''s :, X. JOHNSON, Cpninissioa.5jj
BoYpToS, VA, October IL, lses. "
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctionecrs,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

eight IN onths for negotiable notes, interest addeu,
Sc nos ~ . W. GODDIN, Auctioncer.
BY Cook &c Laughton, Auctionecrs'
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
n HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
TiON..-On THURSDAY the 18th instant, at 10
O'Clock, will sell ut the late residence 81 alrs.
Ann Ferguson, deceased corner Clay and Iwen-
tv-siXth streets. all OF the HOUSEiloLD oisNI-
TIjRE. consisting Of
M3IiGGRNY SOFAS and CHAIRS.
MAHOGANY SECRETARY and BOOKCASE.
CARPETS and RUGS.
" taiRinRnBES. BEDSTEADs,
I'0ItNGES. BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS,
CANE and WOOD-sEAT CHAIRS and ROCK
cARb.TABLEs. sInEB33AAIRD,
CURTAINS. TENDERS, CHINA rREsS'
COOKING-STOVEd and UTENSILS.
CR0CkERY. GLASSWARE. STUNEWARE.
By order of the Administrator.
sale conducted By COOK 4 LAUGHToS, Auc-
tioncers. - no ~
ADMINISTRATOR SALE IN HAND
~ YER CoUNTY.-As administrator OF Will
liam Slcdd, deceased. shall sell at public auction
on THURSDAY, November nth, at II o'clock. on
the farm LAspin Grove. about four miles below
Hanover Courthouse, adjoining the Farms OF Dr.
L. i. Price. Lany Jones, + ST. aud others al 81
the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
FARIISCi IMPLEMENTS, CROP OF CORN;
FODNER, &c; and the FRAME WORK and
SAWED LUMBER for 4 house of four rooms ton
one floor hall through the ccntrcl CONSISTING OF
about 20, 600 feet: 6, ooS new CIPRLS SHINGLES,
lot Of new BRICKS. NAILS. LIME, &c. &c.
TERMS Al! sums under $50, cash; $50 and over
that amount, four months credit for approved en-
o't STU "es T. c. WooDpY Administrator,
no lids of William SlcGd. deceased.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, TWO HANDSOME, an
+ UNFURNISHED ROOMS, No. sos Fifth ~
street. above Clay. Also, two comfortaDly-luI-
nishcd LODGlNG-ROUMSf for gentlemen.
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OYSTERS.

! r. yrRSEY, MATTHIAS D. BUSH, \. U. klLbf.
JOHN It. NURNEY Il CO., "a Il !
~ WHOLESALE OYSTER AL,SwAE$F
nystrr dealers generally that they are prepared 10
furnish OYSTERS in large or small Gnantitaes
oPen.a. ~ W ,,ta,h aJ IN no S--lw
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VINE HAIR BRUSHES.-Fifty-Se
T. varieties of HAIR BRUSHES. embracing
English Frcnch, and American manufacture. We
have recently received large addition to our
stock, of superior styles andqualty, and can sup
down. Also. IVORY. TORTOISE SHELL, BUZZ
FALO. HARD RUBBER, IMITA ITO
SHELL, and HORN DRESSING-COMBS: For
sale Inv j. BLAIR, Druggist.
ne 81 s25 Broad street.
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DAY RUM superior article-for sale
DIV j. BLAIR. Druggist.
ne SIS Broad street.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

VIXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.-1t soltcns
L the hair when harsh and dry: II soothcs the
irritable SCALP it affords the richest lusre II re-
mains longest in effect it prevents the hair from
falling of: il promotes lis healthy, vigorous
growth. Prepared and sold by .,
no 3 No. Az Broad street.