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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08
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At . point nsas the road leading to
Greenlears ferry landing on the outside
Of the Mississlppi Ievee, the troops while
here, blurred the bodies Of such negroes
~ died Of me smsll pox. Az many ~ .
half hundred bodies were buried there.
As the parties upon whom the duty Of
sculpture was charged were not held 10 o
faithful performance thereof, many OF
the collins were scarcely put under the
ground. The result Is, the recent heavy
rains have brought them TO view again.
And, as there are curious people IN the
world, some Of these curious people have
bursted In the lids Of the collins, and left
the bleaching skeletons exposed to the
storm and sunlight. Some Of the skele.
tons are perfect, some Of them SADLY
mixed up, but all Of them present grin.
ming ghastly appearance. rrn
Directions have been given TO the cal
aboose gang to repair to the spot and
place the remains In new and deeper
graves.
P.S.-Since writing the above we IN
derstand that the collins were opened by
q couple Of negro boys, last Sunday. The
same chaps carried OF skull, each, and
and an armfull Of the larger bones. The
graceless young grave robbers will be
delighted to learn, no doubt, that the
persons whose bones they so freely hand.
led, died Of small pox! We charge 'eta
nothing for the information.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

Capt Fades, Of submarine bell boat mo-
toriety--known personally. 70 quite all Of
our old citizens, has been made . member
Of the Enginesrs' Association Of Great
Britain. an honor conferred before upon
only ono American citizen. The compli-
ment In well deserved. s4
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Wonder Of the age "Bsrrett's"


Save your lives and property. A.
Fraser Ii agent for the copper scroll Light
ming rod company and will Ill all orders
promptly. Call st once and have them
put on your buildings. This IL the best
and ssssst rod now inside. Shop on Com.
mercial avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. street. ,,, ar!24d:n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

The store Of Mr.. Newman, on Com
mercial avenue. between 18th and Goth
streets, was entered on Sunday night,
and goods to the value Of $3.50 or $500
taken tberefrom.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

The board Of aldermen tabled the or.
dinance prohibiting hegn nom running
at large In the streets, By unanimous
vote, Last night, snd without Discussion.
Il was thought very probably, that hogs
perform acceptable scavenger duty.
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To TUAAeco Mayors,

The Cairo Plsnters' Tobacco Ware.
house Company win hold It's opening
sale, Thursday, June 10th, 1859. when
there will be large quantity OF choice
manufacturing and shipping leaf placed
on sale. aaa rs7l-tt Is va, atga's'f s.ls7G
The premiums offered for the best
hogsheads are such ~ to ensure full as
sortment Of the Justly celebrated Ballard
county wrappers, which have borne off
the honors In all the fairs. There will
also be . large stock Of Kentucky, Ten
nesses, Illinois and Missouri shipping
leaf. MANA 4.5iftf
The location Of Cairo IL such n to offer
every inducement to buyers, as the city
ia not only easily accessible from all
points, but the facilities for shipping in
any direction. either by rail or river, are
unrlvslled. ssui aai oi - VI - moo tah 20
Purchasers from st. Louis, louisville or
Chicago can arrive In theW morning,
attend the sale, and return by the even
Ing train, thus losing b0ta angle day
from their business. 40 .DHrrNfg0
Regular sales from aud after the open
ing. I'd
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wssssvsA-A. .. Whessskss's Drsg essss.
Mr.. A. X. Whitaker hereby announces
70 his friends and patrons that he has re-
moved from his old stand 10 Ford's build.
ing, two doors above. where ne will BE-
pleased to see and walt upon his old
customers. assuring them that his stock
Of drugs are unsurpassed for quality aad
and variety. myi7dtf
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"Barrett's" can't b. bsss.

In the production Of photographs etc..
Bell stands unsurpaaseA. 0alIsey sefnsr
Of Eighth sApd Leves streets up stain "
~ -r Je6lW
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

The Yankee school marms In Lake
City, Florida. take frequent carriage
drives with the colorsd lsAlss and gsn
tlemen Of that place.
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Barclay Brothers Barrett's agents
Cairo, Illinois. June 3 dAwlw

THE AMERICAN ODD Fellow for June
contains the continuation OF Col. Del.
mare great story, "The Ocean Twins y
Grand Secretary Ridgely's Grafton on
American Odd Fellowship; An Odd Fei.
low Abroad; Great Men and their Dis
coveries; San Francisco 70 White Pine
Odd Fancies; ladies' Department; Poet.
ry; Choice Miscellany; Foreign and
Home Correspondence; Accounts OF the
Memorable Jubilee Of the Order eyery-
where, &C., &c. Published by John w.
Orr, No. es Nassau street, New York.
20 per year.
We understand that over Ave hundred
bushels Of strawberries rotted on the
vines In one field nc villa Ridge during
the past week-prices In the Chicago
market ruling too low 70 cover the cost
OF freight and picking -,
IL this, or any other Villa Ridge straw.
berry raiser. will furnish some centrally
situated Cairo house, aud ~ that house
will make the fact known that he can fur
uish fresh berries TO order every day, al
least fifty crates could be sold here daily
ut Is cents per quart aoyhow.
On saturday very Indifferent bcrrie,
were selling at l5l925 cents per quart
aud were very scarce at that.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

For photographs and smbrotypss &
10 Belle gallery, corner Of Eighth !and
Levee streets. Je5iW
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

There IN quite . futtsring among the
meat shop hsspsrs end ewnem Of vsseta'
BILE stands, caused BY the action Of the
council lxst Friday evening. ~'SA
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08
} Rsaping sr Fruis Tr~isA I
III. CENT. r. n. Co.,

CAIRO, May %. 1859. I
Until further notice " fruit train will
run daily, Saturdays excepted, leaving
Cairo at II o clock q. M. and will arrive
ut Chicago at 1850 next morning., Fruit
shipped IN car loads, or nearly 10, viii
reach st, Louis at 1880 next morning
without change al ears. 81 Passengers will
not be carried on this train, =,
2 Ms29iw JAMES Johnson, Agent.
(Times c0pY.)
"Barett's" has high reputation.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

II you want q good stove, or tinwars
holiow-ware. copper or sheet-iron ware,
tin roof, gutter, or anything In that line,
call on A. Fraser, Commercial avenue,
beteen Eleventh and Twelfth street,
where he he's moved TO, and fitted up the
largest and most complete shop In
Southern Illinois.
Particular attention given to steam.
boat and mill work, copper smithisg
and sheet iron work, such 40 chimneys,
bgeecher escaping stsam-pipes, ete.
apr24d6m 0oIAs aOJQil
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

Words that burma dictionary In tn
Ore. fa fF
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

FRUIT JARS at Psrson, Davis a Cos.
my3l-dlw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

The Sunfiowcr Billiard saloon, ON Obi
Levee. is furnished with the latest style
OF tables, and the bar supplied with tn
most excellent liquors. Free lunch !
spread every day ~ -. m. and 10 p. m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

Ons Of the hogsheads Of tobacco NJ
oeived here Saturday, for the sale Thurs.
day, was marked "Pianters' Tobacco
wsrehouse, Cairo, sad plenty moFs COM
ing" The indications lad us 70 b.
lieve that "plenty more is com ing"
sure enough. The planters for q distance
OF fry miles hack In Missouri and Ken.
lucky and twice that dissancS along the
line Of the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
manifest deep interest in the upbuild.
Of n market here, and proniss 70 extend
all the assistance they can to forward
that end. Az we before stated there win
be at least 200 and possibly 300 hhds on
sale A very considerable share has
already arrived.
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wanted.

One thousand dollars in city scrip, ct
81 cents. Call 1T this Office. HAT
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

"Barrett's" has a high reputation.
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cot. Abraus Musdeeh.

Mr.. Abram Murdoch has been re-elcct-
ed ~ the presidency Of the Mobile q
Ohio railroad company-a position be
has filed during number of wears In n
manner that distinguishes him among
the first RAILROAD men OF the period A
man OF unquestioned business and
financial capacity. he blends in himself
those excellent traits OF character that
render him universally popular His
management Of the Mobile 4 Ohio rail.
road has been liberal, yet eminently suc-
csssful; and the thousands who know
the man viii rejoice with US that he has
been called for another term to the po-
sition he has shown himself % eminent
ly fitted 10 an. In the language of the
immortal swipes, "Muriock IL little
man, but oh, gosh!"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

lee S0r the Hourlh wasA. c1
Hereafter o supply Of ice will be kept
for sale on the corner Of 10th and Poplar,
at the same rate as furnished by other
dealers. cochaoT ,sE May q II.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

Tohscco has bsen coming in lively to.
day. Several arrivals were noted yes.
terday, and we hear Of more to come.
That's the they way to do It.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

useA anssh ssovssssA - uaaslaaghss Ger
Most Of our readers arc already fAmil.
lar with the details Of TIE killing Of
young Dvyer st the hands Of Nick
smith, . Mound City saloon keeper.
Smiths trial was Terminated In the Pu-
laski Circuit Court, last Saturday, the
Jury finding the accused guilty Of man
slaughter, and fixing his tern Of impris-
onment In the penitentiasy ct ave years.
SO, the Amt sentence for murder pro-
nounoed By Judge Baker was against
Nick Smith. The prisoner, or rather
convict, n now In the jail Of this county,
awaiting removal 20 Joliet. u
Smith may congratulate himself on his
fortunate escape. Had we been on that
jury. with our present imprsssious Of the
killing confirmed by testimony, we
would have chung" until the crack OF
doom for verdict Of murder, for such
We honestly believe was the nature Of
his crime. The Jurors who decided the
case, quite a. honestly believe, no doubt,
that II was mAnslaughter.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

Pitcher 4 Henry receive consign-
naents OF Strawberries from villa Ridge
every evening. Although not the largest,
they are the richest favored berries we
have used this season.
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Gentlemen have assumed the manage.
ment OF the affair, who know exactly
how to carry such occasions through to a
successful conclusion. Turnout and
greet our guests with kind greeting.
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sgyTysFysYagaEEgssalEsF sslssfFe Ssasy
TT;iSi.sHBy wdlifston' Godain' ssth
.,o- md RauI Estate A gent.

large. ATTRACTIVE, AND n -, Nv
| oMffY-LoCATED B ,i;TdI sTErE UT
THJs NORTH SIDE OF, CAPPIOE 81 81 E n 4;
tNfFRoST OF THE PUBLIC stUahE =" I TWh1
ssaIE At hUCTION.-At The request ,oi n hu w.
w Wv Esd who expects soon 70 rc,tJ a. III
nauntrr saIl soil Ef auction. on the =, ~
the 18th June. lsGa. at COCK = M;
bjs VERY EXCELLENT RESIDEN.T,E ~ 9ca ~,
ns above fronting Capitol street " ~ Rrnd
Mn = bnck about ido feet more or less 10 S Sa,
ssre,;t ON which IL has the same trent az on Lap ~
r." street II IL bounded on the east DS Tug t2s
tucked In the City HALL and on the west ny me .s
iI,rcsi1ytcrjar7 Church. The dwelling IS IN frsE
r,.tfr order and contains ample accommonnshsi of
large family, TWAS completely remodeiied seve'
raj wears ago and contains all nf those HouGIn LII
nrnycn,ents to nc found in rst-class rcsidcnce.
H. Iii ho divided 50 rs tn sell the residence ana the
.hnin front on Capitol street, running bacK ac-
rr,no TO n diagram to he seen Mt my office, wlt'ln
nIcT feet wide leading out to Broad street rs nht
1nt and fhe front on Broad street VIII ne diViuc'
into three lots ON one Of which there Is comort.
,bla RRICK TEEEM ENTw we'll a.la pted ior once
or commercial purposes, which has always com
mandcd fair rent. ,....,,,ool
'Thc Iocation of this property Is unsu'T6ssed
by INV in Richmond commanding mug view o,
ihc capito and tpuplic grounds: ana WniiTt III t'
c~ntrc Of the city II Is yet retired. For lawyer
octnr. or tlentiSt.ft fs all that contd beHessren
THE ha sement, with sna IL outlay couia DC eaSiis
converted into two frst-cfass Offices, ,.... .r.r,
Possession given In n few weeks ..- ..
TERMS: One-forrth cash balance MT i"mr,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes, III
terest added. secured by n trust decd. .,..,-.
Ia o at,yyfds ". GODDlN, Auctioncer.
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ISaMusn. mi. JANxEY.-.Samrel M. ,Jannn,

~ SAMUEL M. JANsEy.--Samuel M. Jannoy
isTcrhaps the ablest and most cultiyatcd
ttheologian among the nieksite branch Of
Che Friends now living. Ho resides at Lin
coin, Loudoun county, Va. His hair, sill
Hercd with age, Is parted and combcd TO ono
side. His features are corrugated III dccp
Hnes; he has high, full, and broad lore
head, and a lively, piercing eye thas unmis-
takably reveals power Of mind ana quick,
ness Of perception. He wears trimmed
beard under his chin, and dresses WITH the
!, case and ncatncss void OF faStldiousncss,
and characteristic Of q scholar who reels
other things more worthy of Thought IMAM
the cxactitude Of color and cut of cont or
the shape Of hat. He mprcsses one WIN
the knowledge that he is ut case IN any coin-
panv, and manifcSts more than ordinary c'u7
turc IN his pleasant bearing md inc CONVEX
He il a man Of extensive reading, ana Il, ;!n
author Of productive power. Among ~;
larger works are 81 Lilo of William fch.,
..Ii6r of Elcorsc Fox, History OF tnc
Society of Friends" in four volumes,
coming down to and including the seIs'ra-
tion. His smaller works are " n summary
cf Christian Doctrine" Conversations on
religious Subjects" and "lliai RehSioh
and the Means OF Promoting IT," -.
This is the Quaker whom Grart mas al'-
pointed superintendent OF the northcIn ss-
nerintendcncy of the Indians, WIN hc"u
quarters nj Omaha He and his fanny ana
other members Of their party arrived IN
Richmond last week, and departed ipi
Omaha Monday. -Richmond( ind.) hdo e'';1
Nay 9th. .e.l c'r.. =.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN NECK
- LENBuRG COUNTY, YA.-By virtue OF u
decree OF the circuit court Of Meckienburg county
rendered on the ltth day of April 1902 In the suit
oi Hayes's administrator Us. Cunningham, shall
on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of june next, sell ut
Christiansvllle. to the highest bidder, at public
auction, the TRACT OF LAND owned by John
Cunningham. containing FIVE II U \ D r f ID
ACRES, lying on the waters OF Butchers creek,
In said county, being the land devised TO him by
his father. James Cunningham, deceased This
land Is within twenty miles OF the keysyille depot,
on the Richmond and Danville railroad and Il;
regarded as valuable and desirable, Possession
VIII he gvell on the lst day of January, 1870 and
privilege grantedto the purchaser to seed crop OF
wheat. .. =.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thlrd OF the purchase
money In cash: and as TO the residue, credit of
SIX and twelve months tho purchaser to execute
bond. with satisfactory security for the deferred
payments. to carry interest from the day Of sale
ami the title 10 DC retained until the whole oil the
purchase 10 paid.
$ Il. JOHNSON, Commissioners,
my a-codtJe7 Bcydton, Va.
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L1GBTslNG-RoDs.-The insulation OF hSiiI-
deed, DR.. Franklin perceived hundred
wears ago, when it was first sussGstcum ',,,
il is also 4 grave error; because the hls'lEs-
rent, Of rariticd electricity, which it is the
frmc function of the lichtningrod to fhclil-
tate. On the other hand, the insnlstor
amounts to nothing as barrier against a
discharge of lightning, which can either
pass through it or leap the short distance
between the rod and the building. The
prejudice in favor of insulators arises from
a Misrepresentation. The object OF lnsula-
ting Telegraph wleH rs no bp nreyent is the
electric currents from taking the shortest
whereas the purpose of lightning-rod is to
promote the restoration of the equilibrium
us rapidly as possiblc.-Nceo York Tribune.
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By Gruhbs, IS = Williams, Anctionccrst.
El,ycntb hrtwcen Main and Bank streets.

TIVE STORES At. THE NORTH
|. K WEST CORNER OF MARSH ALL AID ~
FIFTH REEFS. ANpnA LOT On FlFIh
TTESDAY, ah jane, at s. O'clock ?. NJ, we VIII
sen upon ,he 1nises t HroRRssT1tGy k si sToRF IS
with DWELLINGS, above. now occupied by Ii Is.
Bouliar, with four roofs, to cech, besides stores
and bascmcs, covered with tjn aud IN good 9roG Z
Collins 81. II. keitfiey. and $. III. Rodgers! All
Of the alloyt ssuDpl!,si with: water and gus
r,inGG Nv cfsl&S8A aud run Back about seventy
eight feefto ;Ia3 alley ten wide. t.
The lftan pssssA street In rclrof the above, IL
tycnty-Gye ght feet, and has ON 1t
carpcnl cT stiol3 sei,slS Shoe shop. .d..,.g...-,
The rropsftyisn rented for si5% to GOO"
tenants, and sverT desirable ms I'M inTesaln,,''
ing every day As Il business locality. ,,..-L...-,
We Invite the particular attention OF those seek
ing a good investment to This sale.
TERMS: One-fourih cash: balance at four, clgl,.
and twelve months, with interest, and trust uccds
to secure credit payments. .r..-..
icl GRUBf,S & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
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BY Lee K Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
- MANCHESTER.-In pursuance of i decree
made ut the May term (s6s) of the circuit court OF
rs. Grubbs shall offer for sale AT public auction,
the premises ut O'Clock p. NJ. ON SATUR-
DAY. June 5th, the HOUSE and LOT now occn-
pied by Dir. Chcrnault, situated on the main street
of the town extended. short distance above the
corporation line.
There Is Il neat and comfortable frame tenement
with three rooms upon the premises, and L sufli-
cheney of ground fora good garden.
TERMS One-third cash: balance in two equal
payments at SIXTY and ninety days, negotiable
notes well endorsed, and title retained until last
payment. JAMES \: CLARkE, ..
Commissioner.
f. d. EACHo, Salesman. jel
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a. BY Cook g. Laushton. Auctioneers,
corpcr of Governor and Franklin streets.

ry,rIrSTEE,S SALE OF TOBACCO FAC
Toyy FIXTURES At. tUCTON.--By yir
the of n decd Of trust executed by y. J: Hinton 4
DO to the subscriber as trustee, and Only recornet
rity Of Richmond, I Shall proceed to sell ut anc
tiSn, ON MONDAY the It'll day of june, lSsa' NJ l.
O'Clock NJ. at the tobacco factory OF n d. lilntoI
& 20. on Caryhctwccn Fifteenth and Scyrntecntl
streets, 4llc property conveyed by said decd, con
sisting Of
SCREW PRESSES, 4 - g.. '0- ' T.
PDT PRESS. ..., . s... .--....r-
FOX SCREWS, complete
2 Observation-Disclosures or MILLS,
3TF.N-POUND SHAPES or MlLLS, ,.y
2POT MILLS, with irons:
.SMALL bon SCREWS, .. .r.rf ,,r
3LARGE and SMALL LEVERS "a.
3 STOVFS and large lot Of PIPE, rs. t,H.
Tho TW IST-ROnM FIXTURES, complete;
I TOBACCO-CUTTING MACHINE,
A lot OF FABLES, 'r...... t.t.' .u""E'
LUMBER, &C., SC, ,,o.>++>- ,,,..a
Sale conducted by COOK & LAUGHroN 1c2
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
I..lt ONCE s2l Main street,
tbroc doors below SpotswOod Hotel.

~
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN LIE
CITY OF RICHMOND; On Et is5, De-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY SpREEIS;,Sp,TI9i;;
SITE THE SPOTSWOOD HOTEL. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-By virtue of decree pronounce
Inv The Court of Hastings Of the city of Richmond
in the suit In equity thcrcin depending by TIE style
of Allen and others Warrington and others on
tho 9th day Of November 1865. the undersigned,
special commissioners appoinleu ny sa uc. n,
SOS on MONDAY the Nth Of juno. l'ss, at O'Clock
T. NJ If fair, il not, the next fair day thereafter,
the valuable LOT OF LAMP, with the impr9.ry,c
mcnts thereon situated as above described. The
Ioi fronts on the west side Of Eighth street about
g feet and runs back about 40 feet: being part
Of the lot known 40 in the plan OF the CITY, me
improy emeus consist of large thrcc-story frame"
building. A.,
Snotswood IIotr II Is rendered one Of the most de-
sIrublc lots in that part of the city.
Possession will he given on The day OF safe
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-fourth cash: the haiance
ut sin Twelve and eighteen months for negutiable
notes interest added title ret aimed until the notes
are paid aud conveyance ordered by the court.
- f.. Y. CANNON.
EATON NANCE. IS
. g.. Is -.... Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auction
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-avvrHsNsaEzsassa asassasays:
-..,peBy Cooka Lau9iitons sAuctaoneers, "'s5
. .coroor Goypruar and, Eranklin strcets.E

c1O nOO.. PAWNBR0KERg, =, ,s M
SIU,UOU. OF TEN THoUs 81 MIG n9L-
LARS, WORTH OF FORFEITED PLEDtfEs,,
Will nc sold on THURSDAY June 10 Mt 100 CLOCK,
the entire lotof T0KFEJTEn pLEfEna e a 1 u,
st5rc of n. HARRIS BkOIHFsh, 1 nss IN
The stock consists of Diamond Rings ono nun
dred, line, Gold Watches among which s, %1 or Il
analy from 800 to 1880 iAIso sevcnty-fve Siivcr
IL atcics Gold Bracelets, Fingcr.hings Chnss'
&c, silycrwe consisting Of ,at iheiners G9 rs
tlG ind many other articles too numcronst 70 men.
ton ali to be gold without reserve 70 Inc h
bidder. il. Harris Brother VIII "arr""I ''e
'i''"' COOK Il LAUGHTON, hnctionecrs.
Persons having forfeited pledges can call I, ~ ol y,
rcdanm ar to renew them, on or before WEDNES-
DAY, June ., further indnisenSeo snnno' be
80 Pawnbrokers.
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By Paine & Co., Auctioneers.


large AND ATTRACTIVE Gaia
IL LoGUE SALE.-0n WEDNESDAf, juno
9TH commencing ut 10 O'Clock. we will sell NJ our
auction-rooms very large and desirable assert
'''i'' u FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS,
comprising Il. great variety of entirely new and
choice goods, now receiving. andadaptcdto present
reta III sales. =.
In the sale will be found L fine assortment of
new styles . .>,,,..
embracing many styles very scarce and in demand.
ALSO,
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES. and BAlMORAI.S,
now landing, from Boston-primc goods,
.... and in every way worthy the attention o1
the trade: ..
$50 dozen new STYLES MEMS and BOYS HATS,
with large stock of
..... READI-MADE CLuTltlNG
of every variety among which arc some very
choice LINEN GOODS.
.'s..... Also. nm invoice Of
STRAW GOODS FOR MEN ) AND BOYS -
WEAR,
consisting Of every variety, ami Of the latest
80. styles.
Sale positive and without reserve
TERMS AS usual.
my 5i-codlas PAINE K CO., Auctionccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04
BY Richardson &c Co., .#"a
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers
1l13 Mann street. ''''

A VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRA-
N BILE FARM. WITH STOCK, CRoPS. &c,
FOR SALE.-We arc Instructed to sci! 4 very va
five miles from app0inatt"x river, and five mile.
from powliatan station, on the Richmond and
Dan Vile railroad, containing FOuR nmNDREI,
and highly Improved with good orchard In bear
Ing and $50 young trees Just set ont. Inc mEroE,c
rooms and all necessary barns, stables, &c.
stat" " RICHARDSON & CO.,
lib Main street,
10 At under Lancaster & Co.'S