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THB STRKET RAILwAr companies Of Gin
cinnati have inaugurated q species of gif: en-
terprises In connection with the sale tickets
The ticket, when the passenger pays his fare
is torn in two, he retaining one half, with
number upon il, the conductor depositing the
other in box. At the close OF the week the
tickets in the hands OF the company are put in
q box, and. on q ticket being drawn out, the
passenger holding the other half ticket with
the correspondents number, is entitled 70 fifty
jector CLAIMS that the companies can AFFORD 10
pay this sum every week, as they will save
thousands OF dollsrs In adopting IN plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-26

Mr.. X. NJ. DOUGLASS, Private Secretary 20
the President, returned here yesterday from
Clifton Springs. New York, where he has been
for several weeks past. He has been suffer
ing from a bilious attack for some days past
bnt is much better to-day and was AT his desk
IN the Executive Mansion.
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AT THE WASHINGTON CITY Posr OFFICE
John N. Mitchell is appointed Letter Carrier
at $500 per annum, from 1st July, vice Simeon
Adamski, removed; and James T. Brown at
$50 per annum, from ist ] uly, vice Chas. J.
Wright, removed.
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CIRRKs DIsNIssRD.-Three male and one
female clerk, and one messenger, in the Loan
Branch OF the Secretary's Office, Treasury De-
partment, were dismis sed th is morning. Among
those dismi ssed were Mr.. ]. q. Walker, for
merly Reading Clerk OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives, and @. Thomas Noyes, of this city.
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Baltimsrs Markets, Ts.day.

BALTIMORB, June 26.-Cotton firm at 33k
Flour dull and weak. Wheat dull and lower.
Valley red Sl.70aSl.75; sales of new white at
81. Corn dull, prime white, 95a97; yellow, s..
Oats dull, Pennsylvan at 7sasOc.; light 7Oa72c.
PROVISIONS quiet at previous quotations.
Whisky firm and scarce; held at SI.Oi.
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Mr.. AND MRS. COLFAx are the guests Of
Senator Anthony at his home in Rhode Island.
The Vice President made pleasant speech TO
large assemblsge in Providence yesterday. He
goes 10 Newport to-day TO remain over Sunday,
and will return to Providence on Monday.
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INTERNAL EEvENUE.-Six storeksepers and
seven guagers under the Internal Revenue
Department, in the 2ist District of Pennsyl-
vania, (Greensburg,) have been dismissed upon
the recommendation of w. II. Markle, the Col
IectOr of that District
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ADMIRAL HoFP is directed by Admiral Por-
ter to resist the seizure of any American vessel:
not actually engaged in landing troops or mu'
nitions OF war on the Cuban coast.
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TIE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR has ap-
pointed John Il. Bloss, of the Department, and
J. :. Hawke. of the Land Office, TO act with the
Commissioner as members of the Board TO ex.
anime persons designated for clerkships In IN,
General Land Ofiice.
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ORDINATION OF CATHOLIC PRIRsfs The
general ordl nation will take place in the
Chapel OF the Seminary Of St. Sulpice. in this
city, on next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes.
day, the three last days of the current MONTH
at an early hour of the morning. Quite a
number OF candidates will be promoted to
Sacred Orders on this solemn occasion by our
Most Rev. Archblshop.-Cdtholic Mirror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-26

SAMUEL A. WIGGIN, for several years past a
clerk in the Executive Mansion, has been re-
lieyeo from duty there and ordered to report
for duty in the office Of the Secretary of the
Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-26

Mr.. WM. II. GooDACRE, clerk in charge OF
the stationery. Secretary's Office, I reasIry De-
partment, was removed to-day.
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COMMISSIONER DKLANo to-day appointed
Robert l.. Brown Collector of Internal Reve.
nue. for the I'D district OF Pennsylvania, and
his commission was sent 10 the President 10 be
signed.
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Ex-SECRsTARY BoRIR entertained Secretary
Robeson al dinner last evening. Among the
guests were Senator Catrell, Captain Ammen,
and General Shriver.
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Mr.. JSO. LAUB, a cIeI in the Once OF Rev
enue Marine of the Treasury Department, was
to-day removed.
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HORRIBLE DRATH OF CHILD.-Near Kala.
mazoo. Michigan, on the 10Th instant, a daugh-
ter OF ID. N. Keep, three years old, was killed
~ neight tram. The child was playing by
the track, and the mother, seeing the danger
rushed toward and seized her, but too late, as
the englne-wheel passed ever the little girl,
cutllng Der IN TWO. leaving one halt the body
In me moiheis hands. The poor woman, over
come win horror, tainted, and, in an insensi-
pie CONDITION was taken up and carried into
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Mr. J. G.. BURsEr. of Ohio, has been ap-
pointed temporary clerk in the Pension o.
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STOCKTON H0TEL; 2
STEAMBOAT LINES.
LOB MOUNT VERNON.

The Steamer "A ARRow ;" Captain Thoms. Stack
I0,s l0e, ,esss; .s,s; her Th.Tf foot Of ses-
sundays eHoep,edJ for M0UsT To
kfsS4spsfPssn fcsT sf TrsSsdTTRs rSdTs tSsT
INGTOH, MARSHALL HALL, Nd IONA and
WHlTE ROUSE, a.-returnirg 70 the city &C
4 o. m.
Fare 20 Mount Vernon and return, incl Iudins ad-
mistioh 20 the Mansion and Grounds, $50.
RefreshHents on boatd.
Tickets for .sle At al the principal Hotels, and
1t the steamer D wharf.
yAMEs sYk rs, General Superintendent. once
Willards Hotel. 90 8 1m
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EMERSON lreTTTUTY-Comr ne neemeat Erer.
cises.-MetZerott Hail was crowded Al an early
hour yesterday morning, by the beauty and
fashion OF the city, Assem- oled 10 witness tue
closing exercises of this ex ceilent school The
attendance OF ladies was especially large.
Among the notables were q portion Of the
Presidential family, Gen. d. o. Howard and
family, DIR. Horwitz and family, Hon. Amos
Kendall, Rev. DIR. Pinckn-y, Mrs. Buel. OF
Buel Hall, Miss Ross with the young ladies Of
her school, Mr. Zerely and family, with many
more that we have no. space to enumsra.e.
The music by re school. and tne .-lmel:aI
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~ The discussions of the protestant Ep,sco-
pal Conference In Chicago must have taken a
pretty WIDE range, iudgIng from the demand
made BY Dr. Bowen. who insisted thai the
miserable dogma OF Apostolic Succession"
snculo be LEI: cV; O: he Bcok OF Common
PRAYER.
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In 1867 there were registered in the city and
county 1891 colored and 1890 whites.
Saieide.-Pauick Hamill who took laudanum
on Tuesday, with the intent of committing
suicide. but who IL was thought, would recover
from the effects Of the poison, died early this
morning.
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THE NEW SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-ln
THE STAR of yesterday we gave short sketch
OF the new Secretary of the Navy. An Asso-
ciaied Press dispatch from Trenton, n. j. las
night, gives the following additional particu-
lars Of Mr.. BorIe's successor Hon. George
II. Robson, appointed by the President Sec
retary OF the Navy, TO fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Secretiry Borie, is
a son Of Judge VIM. +. Robeson, OF Warren
county, n. J., who was a leading Whig, long
and prominently connected with the politics of
the State. Mr.. Robson entered Princeton COL
lege IN 1S4i. Upon graduating, in Isi7, he en-
tered the law office OF Chief Justice ornblow-
er, OF Newark Upon concluding his legal
with Hon. &C. NJ: Pennington. Subsequently
removing to Camden, he was appointed pros.
ecutor OF the Peas for that county In 1859.
Upon The election OF Mr.. Freiinghuysen to the
United States Senate IN 1867, Mr.. Robson was
appointed by Gov. Ward Attorney General,
which position be resigns for his new duties.
He is about al years ole, and holds a high rank
IN his profession. To mis- fine legal Qualitisa-
tiops he unites general knowledge and practi.
ca. ability. which give promise of eficle ncy
and usefulness IN his new position. Mr.. X Do
sson . strong, decided Republican on all
questions of national policy, and Is IN entire
accord with the party which supported the
election Of General Gran. IL Is curious
coincidence that the only position ever held in
the Cabine, BY a New Jersey man mas been
that Of Secretary o: the Navy. In 1923, Samuel
l.. SCuthard was appointed Secretary OF the
Navy by President Monroe, and continued in
this position duTIng the entire administration
OF John quincy Adams. In 1874. Maalou
D.cxerson was appointed by GENERAL Jackson.
and ne continued n Van BGrens Cabinet Tor
more than a year. Bo;n were Distinguished
neL, tLd added 20 he nationa! -eou .a:ion by
:re.- aaIL .lIS;rs;.cL O. he Navy Department
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STATIONERY CoNTRACT.-The contract for
the supply Of stationery TO the Department OF
Agriculture has been again awarded 70 Philp
& Solomons, of this city.
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THE MOUTH OF THE Observation-Disclosures
ton has been received at the War Department
that the u. 5. steam credge 'Essayous' has
increased the depth OF the channel al Pass A
l'Outre, al the mouth Of the Mississippi river,
from IS 10 IL feet, and a steamer drawing IL x
feet OF water passed out over the bar on the
18th instant.
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Ex-SECRErARY BoRIE left here this morning
for his home IN Philadelphia.
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SECRETARY RoBRsoN was al the Navy De-
partment this morning shortly after O'Clock.
and received a large number of visitors during
the day, amosg whom was Senator Cattell. of
New Jersey. No changes have been made In
The Department, and i. is said that the new
Secretary has announced his determination TO
re:ain he present force OF employees.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKyENUE.-The receipts from
his source to-day were S7o7,lo2.
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TIE EXTENT OF the robbery OF Ihe Santa Fs
depository, when Mr.. COLLINS, Receiver of
Public moneys, was murdered. was So ,0JS 81.
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SITE FOR NEW EXECUTIVE MANsION.-The
Washington correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette says. The President and members of
the CabiEer have been looking over the ground
20 tnd site Tor new executive mansion
which can be recommended 10 Congress, and
are understood TO be substantially agreed upon
a location IL the northwestern part of the city"
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Gov. ST .vRssoN, OF Ky, is q. he Ebbitt
House.
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REIsTER RUSSELL was yesterday appoiRted
Postmaster al ReIs,eTs,own, Nd.
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. .s..--.ss s...s s.ssssss.sssss ssss. -
ms. WIN. MIrOHkLL

STEAMERS LEAVE wAsHINGroS WE'D.
NEspAl, 20 clock Q. m, FRIDAY, O,c'ock a.
BALTIMOBr TUESDAY m SATURDAY.
.: m. Touching. going and returning, ~ the
Point,
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The RED STOCKING Base Ball Club OF Cin-
cinnati, accompanied by members of the
Olympic Club, Of this city, whose guests they
are to-day, visited the Executive Mansion this
morning and paid their respects 10 the Pres,-
dent. 10 whom they extended an invitation TO
witness the match game this afternoon. The
President expressed his desire to be present,
and promised TO witness the game II he could
possible leave his Ofiicial duties.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s4zr r.a.n.rA n T.,fi .9s .
SEN s..i'ips " SILVER. rlrs,.o Pis,s spsAAA Aasc.
6ORHAN NANUFA'TURING COMPANY
STERLING sILVEB wA8E,
ant
EICKEL sILvEB PLATED WAKE
Order received from the trsfe ONLY. but these
scods may be obtsined from re-Fon-ioie dealers
sps, ,isH =, q, May 80, Il, Is, 20, =, 20, June
3.s, Il, II, y, 2olst
DAVIS, PAIS KILLER.
We have tested THIS medicine. snd sssuIe our
rIain.[ -or y hut ~ many instances surpasses
any other remedy We have ever knoxn IL snonld
up for the special purpose OF pecunisry p,ont tut
b. ressrded one - the Ard N 1eiiciUes fCr
ye2l III
ELLIS IRON BITTERs.
Having used yOur Iron Bite - IN my practice,
csn testify its superior tonic properties for in
! can unhesitatingiy recommend IL In case. Of
general detiiity and 4ysPeDsis End in condttions
tociC Its ssTeesb.e fsv-r must recommend Ii TO
ah. Tours GHsS rffsrsUsii}Hi i}HisrSTr. ND.
Professor IN toe PhiisdeIpaia University
hsdiein" snd Surgery soy
Pennsylvan,s avenue and i4th street
and Druggists generally my -6-3m
PHALON's "PAPRIAN LOTION"
BIAuTuY1se THE ssIa AND COMPLEX.
sEnoyEs ALL ERGPTIoSs. IRECKLKs,
PIMPLEs, MOTH, BLOcShES, IAN, ETC.,
and renders THE SkIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES IN tue NURSERY it's Invaluable.
Tor GENTLEMEN after ShAVINGit has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION ~ the snly reliabi rem
sdy fOr diseases and blemishss Of the SKIN.
PHALON,s "PAPHIAN SOAP"
hrt the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH. Will pot
chap the skIN. Price 70 eRts per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
ssFLOR DE MAYO"
NEW PERFUME F0R THE HANDkkB-
OHIEr. EXQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
FRAGRANCE
PHALON D SON, Nev York.
tesIy Sold By all DruRafsts
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SUMNER RESORTS.
INEY POINT HOTEL
SALT WATER BATHING.

This fsvorite resort having been thoroughly
renovated, with increased cottages snd a a a
other accommodations, Will be opened vfl
f.r TIE reception of visitors the va. y
flksT OF JULY. when the subscriber sOlIclIs Z
eortinustiOn Of patronage.
BOARD per 40
nnr a "A
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WASHINGTON, June 26. ic69.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
ernment aeon ritiea:
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APFAIRs IN ALExANDRIA-The Gdsstte o
last evening has The follow ing items
Close Of RegiStTdtion.-The following is ths
res suit of the registration in this city and county
which closed yesterday
-NumJer Registered Since the Last Registration.
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There We're transferred from and rejected m
the different wards and the 5th, OF County Dis
trict, as follows, principally transferred
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] B. NoRIH vIAs; eoszLEs.
CLAIM AGENTS AND REAL ESTATE BRO.

No.4 PLANTS BCILpIHG.
Corner 18th street and New York sytEre,
nys eszw WAsRIaGTQH, D, q.
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HIGH PRICES.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
We respectfuily call the attention Of our friends
ALd customers 70 our temporary removal 70 the
Opers 4 use corner 9Th and q SIS until our New
store 10 finished Our saies will b- continue Ell a.
- Al. on Tuesday, Thur-day, and Saturday mo u
1gs, Commenting 81 " O'Clock.
- W L. WALL 4 co .Auets.
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,,-I Trade ~
= Trade hA Msrk 81
"a ] 0ll for for
- s.;'i1s W snver. Electro sSsasN Asecs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13

A SSIGNEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
N LAND IN SUSSEX COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
By virtue of IN order Of the United States district
court for the district OF Virginia. dated 3't An
gust 1869. shall offer for sale In the city or Peters
1862 mt L. O'Clock noon free from all liens and in
cumbrances, the following property belonging 70
the bankrupt estate OF James N. Rogers
TRACT OF LAND containing SIX HUNDRED
AND THIRTY-FOUR ACRES, in Sussex county,
about five miles east Of Jarrct's depot on the Pc
tersburg aud Weldon railroad, near the village of
Henry.
ius;aImcnts at six and twelve months on secured
notes with interest added and the title retained
until the notes are pait.
noe-SSWtd Assignee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13
BY Wellington 6oddin,
AuctIopear and Rall Estate Agent.

T ARGE AND CONVENIENTLY-AR-
LRANGED RESIDENCE. At THE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF CARY md FIRST
STREETS, For SALE AT AUCTlDN.-At the
request OF the owner, who has purchased u farm to
which she Is about tn remove. viii sell NJ hlc-
ton, on The premises. on WEn$ES1Af the I'm
day of November, 1869. ut O'Clock 7. NJ, that
lTrpc. wcll-arranecd, and desirable BRICK AND
SUCCEED TESEMENT, located ms above
now In the occupancy Of Mr.. Wilson e. ih"inas;
to nm alley 10 feet wide The dwelling contains
twelve rooms -four on each foorl, and there Is on
the premises large brick Kitchen, prick staDIe
and rarriare-housc. For alJrgc family, this pro-
pcrtv has many advantages
TERMS: Dne-hfth cash; balance at three, SIN
nine and twelve months, for negotiable notes, IT.
tcrcst added. secured by 4 trust deed.
M - ". Coz DIN, AUCtionccr.
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GSJGNEE'S SALE OF RANKRUPT'S

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPT'S
"A LANDS IN SUSSEX COUNTY, STATE OF
VIRGINIA.-By virtue Of an order of the United
States district conrt for the district of Virginia,
dated 3lst August 1850, shall offer for sale In the
city Of Petersburg, on SATURDAY, "o,h Novem,
membranes. the following property belonging
to the bankrupt estate Of Richard Evans, Of Sussex
county: a TRACT OF AND CONTAINING
THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN AND A
HALF ACRES more or less.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; the balance by equal
instruments Mt six and twelve months on notes with
interest added, and the title retained by the assignee
until notes paid. "
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UlT
cc1CNCI-,c cIJr on ANEPTpT,C

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPT'S
n LANDS IN SUSSEX COUNTY. STATE
OF VIRGINTA.-By virtue Of an order Of the
United states district court for the district Of Vlr-
rnia dated the 3lst OF August 1862. shall offer for
sale In the city Of Petersburg, on SATURDAY
the goth Of November. 1862 ut l. o'clock noon ire"
from all liens and membranes the following
property belonging 10 the bankrupt estate fJ"hn
w. and r. :. Epcs. OF Sussex county ELEVEN
Kindred AND EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND,
with good dwellings out-housos, &c. AlSo,
THREE AND A HALE ACRES OF LAND,
and MIL. thereon. in said county, belonging to
John w. Epes.
TERMS: Ouc-thrr, cash the balance by equal
instruments at six and twelve months on notes
with interest added and the title retained By the
'''' AND'W RUTHERGLEN.
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correspondence OF the Richmond i'lspa.o"'
Annual Meeting OF MarSian"
Enptist Convention. &C.

GEoRsErowS, y. c., November II, lS 100 H.
TSo thirty fourth annual meeting OF the
Raptists of Maryland and of the District o,
Columbia is now in session in this city. ana
j. attracting much attention. .,os
Rev. X. Is. Kclsay, of Baltimore, preached
Tho Introductory sermon last night
4. Fuller Crane, Esq, after serving a.
clerk of the Association for twen'l-n'no
vcors was elected moderator, and +. CALVIN
Williams was elected clerk.
This evening is to bc devoted toa sunday
school meeting, at which state Sunday
school convention viii be formed. ,.o,,,
Among the persons from Virginia present
orn BOY l. +. T. Patterson, Rev. n. r..
Dickinson. and Rev. w. F: Broaddus., -,
Everything is very dull here, and VIII
probably remain so till the meeting of Con
gross. The question rs to removing the
Capital continues to excite interest.
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y :"
a A<D~ N DINWIDrIE COUNTY.
STATE on TIRGINIA.-By virtue 81 an order Of
the United ~t1tc~ district court for the district of
Virginia dated 3I>t Of August, 1892 shall offer Tor
sale. in the city Of Petersburg on SATURDAY,
both November. l,G9 1T l. O'Clock noon. free from
all liens and membranes, the following proper
~ hrongiu. t. the bankrupt estate Of John i.
t,uodGyu. Of piuwidGc county SEVEN HUN
DREDArEES OF LAND in said county, on which
Inc now resides bounded on The north Iy f. Il. W.
Warren l,ud, and Morton Branch's, on the east
hv stony creek. south By K. +. N0rris's and Dr.
H. IIarrison'S land and west by the land belong
ing to Warrcn's estate, with good dwelling, large
barn. out houses, &C.
TEENS Onc.third cash: the balance by equal
in$taIm"uts NJ six and twelve months on notes
with interest added, and title retained by the as
signcc until notes paid.
AND'W' KUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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A SSIGNEF'S SALE OF BANKRTPT'S
"A LANDS IN SUSSEX COUNTY, STATE OF
VIRGINIA.--By virtue Of IN order Of the United
States district court for the district Of Virginia.
dated 3st August. 1909, shall offer for sale In the
citvof Petersburg, on SATURDAY. 2oth Novcm-
her, 1892 At IL O'Clock noon. free from all liens ana
To the bankrurt estate Of 4. J. FncS, Of Sussex
county: EIGHT HUNDRED AND Eighty
EIGHT AND TW THIRD ArHF;S " LNN
in said county. with good DWELLING, OUT
HOUSES RARES &c.
TERMS O!c-third cash: the balance hy equal
instruments ut six and lively" months on notes
with Interest added. and the title retained by the
assignee until notes paid.
AND'W RUTIIERGLEN. Assignee.
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by James Vi. Taylor. Auctionecr,
Office No. SCI Main street,
three doors below spotswood Hote

Uneven BUILDING LOTS, ADJOIN-
T. ING THE UPPER END OF MANCHES-
TER. FOR SALE At AUCTI0N.-Will be sold
on TUESDAY the 10th of November. 1869, IN the
premises nj o clock p NJ, the following LOTS
VIZ lots Nos. 80, 81 and 70, at the eastern inter
section of Hull and dams streets, and lots Nos.
8 o 10 90 ~ g. 20 and So on the east side Of De-
Catur between Adams and Clay streets, as de-
scribcd on the plat OF w. Pcrciva rs part Of tho
Fails Plantations. Each lot fronts IL feet and ex-
tends back the usual depth.
TERMS Onc-third ca,h: balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest add
ed, and secured by deed Of trust:
JAMES VI. TAYLOR,
No IL AuctlOncer.
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gRi

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPT'S
"A LANDS IN SUSSEX COUNTY, STATE or
virtue Of an order Of the United
Statct district court for the district Of lrgnia,
dated BIS: August 1892 shall offer for sale in the
citv Of PETERSBURG on SATURDAY. 10Th Nov"m-
her 1872 at u clock noon, free from al liens ana
incumbranccS the following property belonging
tu the bankrupt estate Of James II. HARRISON Of
Sussex county: 4 TRACT OF LAND in said
county containing SEVEN HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY ACRES more or less. bounded by the
Jerusalem Plank Road. and Nnttoway river.
TERMS: pne-third cash; the balance by equal
in et;llmorts at six aud twelve months on notes
with interest aided. and the title retained by the
assignee until notes I'D. -
AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-13
By Lee & Goddin. Auctionecrs
No. lli3 Main street.

TWO RAMED TENEMENT DWELL
L INGS ON THE WEST SIDE OF 81.
CHARITY STREETS. FOR SALE At 'UC-
TION.-Willhe sold ut auction upon the premises,
O'Clock l.. NJ, those TWO FRAMED TEEE-
MENTS located as above fronting. thirty-two
feet each. containing five rooms kitchens, wood
houses &c. to each tenement. They were bnilt
by the owners tMcSsrS. Tyree & WiDSicldl for
their own use, and arc well built.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance ut ioNr ara
eight months for negotiable notes interest added
and sccurcdby trust deed ,,
LEE X GODDIN. Auc;loneers.
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