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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-20
WASHINGTON LETTER.
D Correspondence ofthe .Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. April 10, 1869.

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1862.
There is no probability Of anything being
done By the President, with reference to the
Virginia election, until after the adjourn
ment Of the Senate and the previous dispo-
sal OF the great number Of offices to be
filled. It is thought that General Candy
viii be in this city shortly, when he will
have personal interview with the Secre-
tary OF War IN relation to the condition Of
affairs in Virginia, in consideration Of which
ii would appear that his operations in ali
respects win have the sanction Of the Go
vernment, coming Immediately through the
War Department.
The Senate expects to adjourn at least
By Thursday next, and there are several
nominations before it not yet acted upon,
which, it is thought, will be difficult to OBJ
tain confirmation. Some Of these appear
to be the names Of parties unknown to
fame" who have been nominated by the
President to fill tho places held by Radicals
fer whom the party has the highest estima-
ton not only on account of past services,
but really because the officers have
proven themselves men Of the most exact
integrity and capacity, and whose infu-
ence is useful to Republioanism in their
respective communities. The fact is that
the pressure for Office is greater now than
ever before, and the President, hoping to
satisfy the demands Of the politicians who
swarm about the capitol, cannot help max
ing blunders in some Of his removals and
assignments.
With regard to Cuban matters the feel
ing here is that sooner OF later there must
grow out of shem serious difficulty with
Spain, and the Navy Department, not to
be caught mapping, is looking after the
condition of the ships of war laid up in the
various yards and stations. I.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUA-
OF KIKG WILLIAM, KING AND QUEEN,
AND HANOVER, vain obedience to a decree
Of the CIRCUIT SSSr OF ns s N the
cause Of homas L. Gregory ct. i1 rS: Fenuali
CIR gory,s sdminsFretor e as the noe dea
Of May, 1859, at the Piping Tree, In King William
county sell at pn6c eqst,9n 70 e d n lsSrS
4 he said farm abounds 10 green sand mari, lies
on the Pamunkey river III an excellent nelghoor-
hood has upon it a large and convenient q ceiling
f{R hSsssS L Se%Pf SS1
ACRES The said property may truly be described f
market in gas ern Virginia az this time; the mel
profits Of the ferry alone-which Is kept by one
man in a hat-bos-e1ceeded, In gold ana silver
currency, 81 eco per annum. Asa country seat ior
rennrd living it Is unsurpassed.
At the same time and place viii be sold two other
eain Ia'e oNE HuNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES with good dwellllngsG1,ITs ana S.hsr
and containing ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
THREE ACkEs, Of which the greater part Is In
Sat AT the same time and place viii also be sold q
parce! Of LAND lying In Hanover county, on the
ramunbeJ river, about our miies a6ove the
s,Plpfng Tree - and containing GHIRTY-FlVE
ACRES, being the same land purchased by the late
DR.. Fendall Gregory, sr, from Rtcharn q smith,
and is valuable on sccount of the large deposits
of green sand NAIL upon II.
The undersigned VIII, or FRIDAY the 18th day
OF May, 1859, fel upon the premises the valuable
FARM called "HOCkLEY NECK, !" lying In Is Ing
q Queen county. on the Mattaponi river near
Mantus ferry and containing Ell BIT HUNDRED
ACHES. This farm Is OF flue soil, well adapted to
the culture Of fruit is very productive and has q
large Quantity of pine timber OF the originsl
growth Immediately upon the banss of the mstta-
poui.
paid in cash The remaining two-thirds on credit
or ons and two years in equal instalments, from
The day Of sale with interest from day ofsale, the
purchasers executing bond therefor with approved
personal suretes and the title to be retained TIL
the payment Of all the purchase money-each pur.
chaser having the privilege to pay as much OF the
THOMAS L. GREGORY,
WILLIAM NJ. TURNER, I.
NH as-1taw4w Commissioners. 5
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
work OF THE MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
FIaE-REPUDLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CON
yESTIoN-BAPTISM AND CONFIRMATION.
PETERSBURG. April 10, l86

PETERSBURG, - pfll IL, 1oo9'
The ladies of the Memorial Association
of ehis city have accomplished vast deal
of work since their organization into So
ciety. The condition of the several GENE
tsries near town under their charge, and
the great number of bodies of the Confede-
rate dead that have been collected in them,
testify to the energy and devotion of the
ladies in this cause. II they could have
controlled sufficient means not single
Confederate grave upon the many battle
fields around Petersburg would have re-
manned neglected, and not single body,
indeed, would now be outside these Gene
teries. The people of Virginia, as well as
those of our sister southern States, whose
sops sleep around us, have contributed far
TOO little to enable the Association to COM
eplete its designs.
A fire occurred on the farm Of Mr.. James
Fosh, in Prince George county, on Satur-
day night, by which that gentleman's
kitchen was consumed, and loss OF some
$500 sustained.
A negro convict named Lee Stands, who
some weeks ago escaped from Chesterfield
county Jail, was captured upon the streets
of this city to-day.
a call has been issued for the selec-
ton Of delegates to Republican district
convention, to be held in Petersburg on the
9th Of next month for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidate to represent this district
in Congress.
Fifteen persons were baptized at the First
Baptist church last night, ard two at the
Second.
Bishop Magill administered confirmation
and preached at st. Joseph's (Cetholic)
church on yesterday.
Bishop Johns is expected in the city
early next month to administer confrma-
ton at our Episcopal churches. S.
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BY wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
SiDE OF LEIGH BETWEEN SEVENTH and
EIGHTH STREETS. AND ON THE EAST LINE
OF SEVENTH STREET NORTH OF LEIGH
STsEET-Hy virtue of three deeds Of trust exc
cuted by Major " illlam Allen and wife, the first
to James plclgauts and j. 3. Watkins, dated ION
August 1867 the second to James Peasants ana
r. 4. Lancaster, Gated eth January, 1sGs: ana me
third to said Peasants and Lancaster dated l7th
March, lSss-all duly recorded In Richmond bus.
tinp5 Court we shall, In execution thereof and at
the request of the parties secured thereby proceed
to sell at auction, on the premises on THU SPA
the 22d April, 1890 NJ ~ O'Clock 7 NJ, II ialr, II
not the first fair day thereafter, the I!AkGE anu
HANDSOME RESIDENCE and LOTS located as
above, recently in the occupancy of Mai !r Hen,
and formerly the residence of the late Nicholas
Mills. The dwelling has ell OF the usuti modern
improvements, and has the most ample accommo-
dat ons for large family. The yard and garden are
beautifully set with shade and fruit tree, ana ever
greens. and the location and neghborhood efaal
TO the best in Richmond. With the mansion
ming back $50 feet TO IN allsy 90 feet Wide, with
the large brick building to the west formerly use
rs kitchen but now fitted up as residence, lot
No g. fronting 48i feet runntL back ls9 feet SAID
ailey); and to the east, lots Nos 2and ench %
hv $50 feet to said alley also, lots Nos II and l5 on
the east line of seventh street, fronting together
a. 22 feet running back 100 feet TO another alley
20 feet wide, having thereon large brick stable
and carriage house and GARDENERS residence:
Possession given II short time. BY consent or
parties the terms will be one fourth cash; balance
1t four eight, snd twelve months, for egotlaole
notes, irteres. added, secured by q trI:t deed.
JOEL 3. WATKINS, : Trustees.
p. A. LANCASTER,
an 3-2awtl5A p&dtds
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF PARTS OF
~ LOTS Nos. 90 AND 81 IN BAKERS kD-
DITION-As commissioners Of the iccuit Court
of Richmond appointed by DEGREES entered on the
10th of November 1868 and 9Th of February, 1862
in the case of Coles executri1 against Gardner.
&C.. we shall proceed to sell ut public auction on
the prt mises on TUESDAY the eth pri 1889, a.
! clock r. NJ. PARTS OF LOTS Nos 90 AND
81 IN BAKERS ADDITION, each fronting on
the east line of Clay street fifty feet running back
ninety-three feet towards st. Peter street; which
lots were purchased By Joseph Norris Mt a sale
made by us on The .th Of March l.o9 and having
failed to comply with the terms of sac, theJ will
now be sold at his risks and costs.
TERMS: One-lhird cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months for notes, Interest added,
and title retained uutI ell of the purchase money
be paid and CONVEYANCE ordered by the court.
EDWARD II. FI1ZIIUGH,
JOHN q. STEGFR.
q. AUSTIN SM tn,
anl7 Commissioners.
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1.-TWO FARMs ON THE POTOMAC

IL L,
FOB sALE..One is FARM Of about TWO
HUNDRED ACRES; $50 OF which Is open land,
ready for cultivation, OF good duality, and lies
beautifully within half mile and In full view OF
the Potomac river; has two or three springs Of
fine water, and bounded on one side (the length Of
the farm, say one mile, by Monroe's creek which
Is navlgaole for yes sells or steamers along the
farm. here are also two or three landings on The
farm. The buildings are small FRAMED
HOUSE. built for au overseer. anu three cabins
1be farm and soil are admirably suited for frntt-
growing and market vegf ables, STEAMERS passing
on the POTOMAC daily for Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia. New York, and Boston. Mtnroe's
creek abounds with fish OF almost every variety,
including good oysters. Wild fowl are abundant
In season-such rs ducks, geese, and swan.e Price,
twenty-five dollars per acre.
The other EARh contains about ONE HUN
DkED AND FIFTY ACRES lit being the lower
end OF my farml 1t lies beautifully Is first class
grass and wheat land 10 bounded two-thild DIS by
water-the Potomac river on one side, and Mon.
rce's creek on The other. 1t is the best location
for growing fruit to be found anywhere. Admira-
bly, located for sporting, killing ducks, geese and
swan. Altogether, 1t Is one OF the most desirable
farms in market. The only building Is an OLD
FRAMED HOUSE, with well of good water and
pump attached. Price, thirty dollars per acie.
The terms Of payment for both farms will be
III ide to suit the times.
Address me at Uas Grove post-ofice. Va. or
further Information may be obtained at The DIS.
patch office, Richmond. The farms may be visited
by The Po:omac steamers. and VIII take pleasure
apIa HENRY B. eoULDMAN.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AucttoneeP.

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF ONE-N1NTH
IA INTEREST IN ONE HUNDRgD AND
ConNTY, CALLED 1.-THE NECK,n AND
0NE-NINTH INTEREST in THE PUN OF
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS PAYABLE
Upon THE DEATH OF A LADY AGED
sIXTY-FUUR YEkRS-As assignee In bank
rupscy OF ]. d. Anderson shsll sell at public
auction, in front OF the court house OF the United
THURSDaY the 6h OF May, 1850, at y O'Clock
NJ. 0NE-nINTH INTEREST N ONE HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY ACRES oE LAsD
near to Verdon, called 'tThe Neck.
Also oNE-NINTH INTEREST N The SIM y
npon The death of lady whose age Is stated to be
sixty-four years.
on * a:awtds Assignee.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
luctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF 475 ACRES OF
"A LANr, IN KING AND QUEEN COUNTY,
"a LIED "MOuNT AIRY NEAR TO 81 AZ X
ELFORD's POsT-oFFICE, AND or A. 0THER
TRACT OF 131 ACRES, NEAR THERETO. -
assignee Ia bankruptcy Of G. H. Bland l shall
sell at pubic auction in front of the courthouse
of the United States District Court In the city OF
Richmond, on THURsD y, May 6th 1872 NJ u
O'Clock NJ. that valuable farm l1cated as s3nre,
now occupied by the said Bland called MOUNT
AIRY" containing ATS acres. On this tract there
Is dwelling and the usual out-buildirgs
Also another tract of land, containing III acres,
about two miles from 'Mouut Airy
The foregoing tracts Of lsnd VIII be SOLO Tree
from all membranes.
TERMS: One fourth each balance at l. 8, and u
months for negotiable notes, interest added. ana
the vendors lien retained until all OF the purchase
NtoA'' - AND'W RUTHERGLEN,
on * oavtds Assignee.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE AND VA
e. CANT LOr AT THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER. OF CARY AND FIRsT STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Win be sold at auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 18th If May,
1869 commencing at s O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the large
and admirably well-buiit BRICK J.WEbL1NG
located as above. The LOT has front on the
south side OF Cary street of 70 fest and runs back
ls5 feet to an alley in common. The DWEhLiNe
contains eleven rooms besides ki' chen with four
rooms; good smoke-house and large nrick stable
aud carriage-honse. The whole premises are
in good order. The DIV j. LIN 6 wac erected
by the late firm Of Beazley & Quares, and
no expense spared to make 1t, as 1t really Is, q
first-class residence 1t Is owned by MIR: James T.
Williams twas formerly occunied by hlnl and Is
now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Francis L. Glasgow,
at an annual rent Of 1920
Tie property will be sold as whole or so divided
as to sell of lot to the cast frolting 30 feet on
Cary street.
TERMS One-fifth cash: balance at four, eight,
twelve sixteen and twenty months for negotiable
notes, interest added secured by 4 trust deed.
w. G0DDlN, huctioneer.
wa yutd
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BY james III. Taylor, Aucticneer,
ND. OH NAHIII oIICCb
three doors below the Sp- tswood Hotel.

tlree QOOIS DGlDH LIc p-loHOoa
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE AT AUCTION.-By virtue of the
pToyIs IONS Of deed OF trust dated the 18th day OF
December, 1859, executed by Robert " i!lett TO
BeD.a Chalk trustee ana also by yru ,b ci , ;S
day Of February, 1851, by said Robert Witett to
John B. Young, trustee, TO secure the pay ment OF
certain debts mentioned and described In SAID
deeds, the same being Of record In the clerks
signed, John u. Young. trustee In the second
named OF said deeds, and Edward 7. Cannon, SUD-
situted trustee in the first named OF said deeds,
1.-THE said Benjamin. ChalE, the former trustee,
having departed this llfe,) Ill., at the request and
bv the direction Of the beneficiary in said deeds,
on TUESDAY the nth day of April, 1859. ut tne
hour Of P. NJ. TX fair. If not, the next tair uy
thereafter offer for sale at auction. on The pre-,
misses the blowing ZEAL ESTATE mentioned
and described In said deeds, or SO much thereon as
will be necessary to discharge the debt ana costs
therein mentioned That certain LOT or FAh-
CEi, OF LAND in the city Of Richmond desig-
mated In a plan Of French Garden la SAID CITY, as
Lot No 8. the same being 30 feet wide ana ruonlng
back sso feet, and fronting on Ninth street ICON
TERMS OF SALE Cash as TO so much OF tne pro-
ceeds of sale as may be sufficient to defrAy the ex.
pense Of the sale ard to discharge the sum OF Stoo
with interest thereon from the 94th OF december.
1859 and the further sum Of sia5.I with lnsers 81
there on from the i3th Of February 1851; ana rs 10
the residue of the purchase money on snch terms
OF credit az The personal rep esentalye OF fooert
Willet may direct or IN default OF sucn Glreclloll,
on such terms SIS the SAID trustees SHALL see Ill on
the day OF sale. =,
The said lot is desirable one and the little is be-
lieved to be indisputabe, but the undersigned,
selling rs trustees, will OF course convey With tne
uSua'op''tAi EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Substituted Trustee.
JOHN 3. YOUNG, Trustee.
Fale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAIL9 1H
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FOE BENT.
rx>WO FINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e.:

ESOR RENT, the STORE formerly O.
Z occupied by Messrs Joyner K Slater, Nos. E2s2
1880 and la32 Cary street, between Fourteeath and
Fifteenth. The rent Will ne moderate Apply to
JOYNEk & Si.ATRk,
~ M. 1874 Main
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aUCTaoE SALES.
rIrTUEE DhS
Ry Lee q Goddin, Auctioneers'
no. iii Main street.

d . . L
INVALUABLE THREE.sToRsYY, B 4 - 3 4 !
v DWsLLING,, Brs gu EE21InTRTERETH BE-
TWEEN FRASk1IESr AKp Mal SE srMhpstYS
FOB BAL I ,osa al x n,cIock r NJ, on the prem.
1ssa e VIM expose to sale by public auction ,nas
Ecsatasne b snet7s
Wlln oaf houses large range and water ana gas
in as order S1 lepa
eaLHe mort time back been re-papered ana
painted throughout. ,,ot an Fourteenth
he lot fronts t~enty-f3ur 1ees on e
Tkis property, located in the heart CT tne city,
~ ndiacent 10 two first class hotels, has never
led to pay the owrer large rent ana oy reason
thereof is justly regarded very valuable ,,x nd
TERMs: one third cash: balance at SIX ana
,,rajve months' credit for negotiable notes, With
Interest added and the same secured By trust dse1
on The property. Taxes 70. 1863 to be PAID py the
purchaser. LEE G.p,
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BY wellington GoddtD,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
BRICK TENEMENT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN MINT II AND
TENTH STREETS.--By virtue OF deed Of trust
executed to the subscriber By the late George
Frederick Low and wife, bearing date 18th April,
1865 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court,
l shall In execution thereof, proceed 10 sell at
public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the
70 OF april 1859, At y O'Clock T. 81, II fair. II
not the first fair day thereafter, the real estate
conveyed by the said deed, fronting 20 feet, run
which there stands an excellent ii REE-sT DRY
BRICK TENEMENr no. 9I6l, adjoining on tie
east the grocery of Mr.. j. B. Foster.
whilst the deed requires 4 cash sale to the extent
of g. 500, with Interest from Eth Of April, 1869,
and expenses of sale, 1t Is probable that more
liberal terms will be announced ut The hour of sale.
an s-eodtds w. GuDDiN, Trustee.
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WANTS.

WV MED immediately-a W + I
wv NURSE Without child preferred. APP
nIy at HIRSH & GUGGENHE1mFR'5
pay On .. No. 827 Br cad street.
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BY Wellington Goddin, Auctioneer.
J.L. Apperson, Salesman.
SALE OF SMALL FRAMEI

FgNRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL FRAMED
TENEMENT IN JUDkH'S ADDITION
Rs virtue of a deed Of trust to the subscriber by
Peter Gwynn and wife, dated Nth Of October, 1857,
g. aIecutfon thereof sell At auction, the premi-
SEES. on WEDNEeDAY the slst Of april, 1863, II
fair, II not. the next fair day thereafter, Mt 8
n,cJocE p NJ the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
said deed fronting 2ei feet south side Of Duvsl
6etaeen St. Peter and dah.streets, running back
Ts NEMEET, ia the occupancy Of said grantors.
whilst the deed requires cash sale as to the
debt secured, the holder thereof Will accept one,
fnurih I'm cash tie balance at four, eight, and
twelye months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. The terms as to she sur
nIus y I'll be announced at the sale.
an 10 J. l.. APPEk SON, Trustee.
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FISHING TACKLE, de.
HrIsHING TACKI,E. FIsH-. -,

FISHING TACKLE, Fish, .4sxsp>,
N Observation-Disclosures received, SsessS1S
q large and complete assortment OF FlSaiSd
TACKLE suitable FOR country and the river lsh-
ing. Some superior lines, for hand haes. would
call the attention or dealers TO my stock rs think
the goods win suit the trade and the prices cannot
fau 10 please II. W. T1GE0R, Gunmaker,
- ss-F No. 1A32, Wslsh's old stand, and
~ seysnseenlh street,
NH Slim near First Market.
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Nv James III. Taylor, Auctioneer,
ONCE No. 81 Main street,

A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, ON
~ THE sOIJTH SIDE OF Ross BET ZEN
T0nRTEENTH AND MAYO STREETS. FOB
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will he sold on THuhs-
DAY the I'D day CT april, 1859 on me premises
at s q, clock P NJ, the lot as above described. III
fronts Is feet on Ross street running back TO an
alley IS feet wide.
TERMS Upe-third cash: balance at three and
ciI months with interest. and secured by deed OF
trust. tMso "a: IL LLoa,t
apo Auctloneer, Ssl Raln strcel.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctinneer and Real Estate Agent.

GALE AT AUCTION OF A FRAMED
y TENEMENT ON THE NORTH LINE OF
POPLAR BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENIH STREETS.-Wil be sold at auc-
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 2,st
April. 1869, at half-past ! O'Clock r. d., the
FRAMED TENEMENT located as above. BE
sides the basement, 1t contains FIVE rooms and IS
well suited for small family.
TERMS: One.third cash: balance ut four and
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest added
secured by trust teed.
By request Of Mr.. Peter McCabe.
an 10 W G0nDIn, tuctioneer.
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TAKE YOUR RISKS
IN HOME INSTITUTIONS

TAKE YOUR RISKS
d IN HOME INSTITUTIONS.
THE JAMES R1vER INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,
OFFICE No. 1925 MAIN STREET.
IS PREPARED TO ISSUE POLICIES OF
MARINE INSURANCE on vessels and cargoes !;
INLAND INSURANCE on goods transported By
river, canal, or land-carriage;
FIRE INSURANCE on merchandise generally,
dwelling-houses, warehouses, and other build
ings.
SHORT RISKS, or, II the JnlH period IS not used,
q return. Of premium toiH be made for the I'm
eppfred term.
4. Z. STOKES, Vice-Presideut.
DIRECToas.-Willian 3. Issacs, OF William 3.
Isaacs & Co.; A. Y. Stokes, Of A. Y Stokes &c Co.;
d.. Hartsook, Secretary Arlington Life Insu-
rance Company; John Wilson, or Wilson i Fos-
ter; j. j. Waggoner, Of Waggoner Harvey; A.
&. Buford, President Danyille Railroad Company
Benjamin e. Nash. William p. Shepherd, W. ID.
Lyon.
.--..-.r z. c. WHEREBY, Assistant Secretary.
feI3m
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gEAL ESTATE FOE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWOA
J. FRAMED HOUSES, situated on the east -
side Cf Second street near the ehcckoe II i'll bury
ing-ground; each contaiGs three rooms. OF
fir, MS twenty-five feet and runs back the usual
depth. Terms liberal. Il. ID. EACHo,
ap l6-lW Real Estate gent,
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DRUsHEs, BRUsHEs.-Af full and COM
Rrushss also, Hair, Tooth. and Nail Brushes, in
great variety !; just received and for sale by n
r. w. POWERS, +.
NH 20 No. l3a5 MaiU street.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF FOUR-F1FTHS
IA OFVALUs BILE FARM OF THREE HUN
DHED AND TH1RTY-vIVE ACRES MORE Or
LESS, KNOWN AS "MDETEEEY," IN kikG
AND QUEEN COUETY.-hs assignee In bank
ruptcy OF James A. Goaldcr, shall sell at PUBLIC
auction, in front Of the United states lSIriSs
DAY the 9Th OF May 1859, at IL O'Clock NJ. four
fftbs Of that VALUABLE FARM known rs
MONTEREY situated in the county Of kiu (:
HTEDRED AND IHtRTY-FlVE ACRES, adj
Joining the lands of Francis Taylor, l.. 4.
Vaughan and Richard Williams. on which TIE
from all incum ORANGES except the wifes contin-
gent RICH: of dover.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at q. s, ana
% months for negotiable notes. interest added and
vendors lieu retained until all the Purchase mo-
ney Is fully paid.
an15 oawtds ASSIGNEE.