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Poor devil! L wonder whether
women or whisky have driven him
mad? thought Crompton, beginning
his tune again a moment after.
Bender went down toward Fourth
Street with slow, resolute steps. His
old strenth seemed to have come back
to him in the last half hour.
Stopping at a large boarding-house,
he sent in for Ward, the bank clerk.
They had been old chums In Bender's
bachelor days.
Lend me your revolver, Horace;
I'll be done with it by tomorrow.
Mine is broken, and [ never bought
another"
"Of course"
Ward vanished and reappeared IN a
moment.
What are you going to shoot,
Sam-rats?"
Bender took the pistol and turned
away without speaking. He bad been
deaf and blind to every sight or
sound on the streets since Mary's
voice rupg in his ears.
After he was gone, his manner re-
Cured to Ward as strange and I'M
pleasant.
Il believe I'll go after him." he
thought. But dinner was ready, and
he turned back into the dark entry
and being a feather headed young
fellow, forgot the whole matter speed
The pistol was not charged. Bender
stopped at a shop on the way up
street, and loaded it carefully.
It was nearly dark before he
the door before he could touch it.
She wore yet her silk dress and her
pretty collar of fine lace; her hair
was curIed about her face; her cheeks
were pink and hot: her eyes brilliant
with a new fire.
He saw all. What was it Morris
had said about their hunger for a
repetition Of the old love making
days?
She put up her mouth to be kissed,
as usual, and when he passed her,
hurried in after him, taking his
hand.
Poor old papal he's tired. Go
in, Jackey; don't worry father
now"
So skilled in deception already
She was leading him into the din
ing-room, where supper was spread
but he put her quietly aside and
passed UP to his own room. She fol
lowed him.
You are worn out. Why did you
stay in the works all day?" coming
behind him and putting her white
hands upon his shoulders as he sat
staring into the fire.
When he did not answer, she drew
his head back on her breast and
kissed his lips. That kiss set fire to
the smoldering madness within the
man: but he was always quiet and
grave.
HI looked her steadily in the eyes.
How beautiful the face that was bent
over himl Some dainty Ariel of a
spirit looked out of it which he had
never conquered nor owned. He saw
that clearly now.
She turned away from him at last,
and busted herself about the room
went down and brought him a cup OF
tea.
The farce of playing the wife over,
she became absent, as was usual with
her now; her thoughts far off.
He took out the roll of notes
and laid them down on the mantel-
shelf.
There is the mortgage money"
Yes"
She did not brighten and flush as
she would once have done.
TooNoLUDED TOMORROW
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miscellaneous.

Business was not especially active
on the leYee yesterday, there being
but few arrivals. The Phil. Sheridan
with a full trip, passed down at day
light, barely touching at the wharf
1.-The Mary Miller arrived at 8 A.
NJ, nearly light. She had a good pas
senger trip to Cairo. Capt. Hicks
King, Capt. Sam. Montgomery, Capt.
Yves. Conner. and Mark Anthony,
all old steamboat men, pronounce her
a complete steamboat. far surprising
their expectations, as regards speed.
Captain VIM. Heider, her clerk
and Republican nominee for
City Clerk, takes off his coat and
goes into the canvass to win, and will
make the fur fly during the next four
days. He has all the elements of
popularity, and will make a frst-rate
City Clerk......~ The Rob't X. Lee
took on considerable freight here, and
left It'll o'clock for points below hunt
ing a load..""..The Sam. Orr, Clara
Scott and Mallie Ragon were receiV-
ing liberally...... THE Mallie Ragon
took on board. on Tuesday. 500 bar
rels of salt and was receiving a large
amount Of hay, groceries, and other
merchandise. She would have all
she could carry............"a".".".....'
The Morning Star arrived at 2 P. d.,
full of people and with a good freight.
.........The Thompson was towing q
lot oof barges loaded with rolling
stock for the L. r. & r. r. R........
The owners of the Mary Miller have
concluded to lay her up here for the
present. She will make a splendid
Evansville and Memphis packet And
we would like to sec her sustained Ia
that trade. but at present there f. bu.
little freight Offering here for any
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GOOD WOOD

TEN good wood choppers wanted ims
medfafeIv. mhI7 Gm JAS. CROFTa
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roR SALE.

w%OR SALE-VALUABLE MAIN
STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
nroperty known as the EgIer property,
ltuated on the west corner of Main and
sixth Streets, fronting I5k feet on Main
street and 1856 feet on SIKH street. aid
property is offered for sale AT low hgures
on easy terms. Apply 70
y. y. ELLiUTT & SON.
Real Estate Agents.
CoTner Locust aud Third Streets.
aag dtf
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important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used to do
saving with by the POrttbie Circular saw
Mill is from LIS to $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. 1 have educed this amount
and REQUIRE only from so to so pounds per
SQUARE inch, at which steam Is not con-
sidered in the least dangerous, and Is, at
the same time, more economical IN the
saving of fuel, &c We append b follow
ing Certificate of the first of my new style
Porte BILE Mills, for the noting and careful
perusaI of saWyers and all those desiring
TO purchase, and solicit a call n careful
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron axIes, easily drawn from q place, n
always ready for operation In a Few hours,
or on legs and wooden sktds, or
otherwise:
Mr.. KRATz:-The Portable Engine you
furnished me, L consider as satisfactory d
perfect in every respect as any mach1ne
ever saw, runs light, uses % pounds OF
steam for running a double 50 and 30 inch
circular saw mill for q common days Dus1-
ness. An average days work. 5000 70
10000 feet OF lumber, easy Win 70 pounds
OF steam, A J. CALDWELL.
Lynnville Ind.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements.
nov 15-6m
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G. z r z,
FOUNDER and MACHlNIST
MACHINERY
~ EUPPLY AGENCK.

AND bOA III
Builder Of Portable Engines and Port
able Circular Saw Mills, Sugar Cane Mills,
Corn Shelters, Improved Steel Amalgam
and Composition Bells for farms, shops,
engine houses, churches, schools, etc. and
Machfnery and Castings generally, Steam
Boilers, Plate and Sheet Iron work Of
every description. Proprietor and Agent
of Territory in the Patent Drive tubular
Well. Apply for descriptive and
price lists. and state the kind ofmach1nery,
&C, wished. Repairing promptly done at
or from the shop, on Boilers, Macnlnery,
&C. Work of the best material n WORK.
manship.
Corner First and Pine and Second and
H. O%-aro%0
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For Sale.

TUT Dd16,
Il HOUSE ann TWO LOTS
- on Seventh Street, between Syca-
more and Vine, east side, Terms. one
third cash; balance On twelve and eighteen
months credit. For particulars INQUIRE
at Al and 46, corner First and Vine Streets,
mh15 I'm 1. d. HEIMANE.
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O&A4N AOO
rRESR STRAWBERRIES,
Fresh Raspberries, Fresh BIackberries,r
{" Pine Apple, Cherries,
I" Tomatoes, Peaches,extra.
4" Peas, Windsor Corn,
Chow Chow, Imperial Hot Pickles:
Captain Whites Oriental Pickle,
Prince of Wales Salad Sauce,
Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato Cdtsup.
Assorted Shaker Preserves,
Pare Honey, Horse Rddish,
French Olives, French Preserves, as
sorted, DC, &c, at the
Oriental Tea Store.
Just in Time for the Holidays
-XTRA CROWN IMPERIAL RAJ
q SINS, Jail bunches.1
Choice Layer Raisins, SuItana Rais1ns,
Genoa Citron, Lemon Peel, Zante Cur
rants, French Prunes, White French
Grapes, Qresn,) first ever offered in the
city.
Atmore's Miace Pie Neat,
Shaker Preserves. GudUG jelly
French OliUes, Scotch MdrmaIdde,
French Mustard (impOTted),
DC, DC, at Tx
Oriental Tea Store.
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and Pine and Second and
Elm Streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Important Notice.

Portable Engines (san0 mall size), ana
Portable Circular SGW Null
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RESTAURANTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PUHE SUBSCRIBER CONTINUES
- the q Der Business at his old stand
at the cOrne of Main and Seventh Streets,
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock 10 large and second 10 none
in the assortmenBs, embracing Pine OF all
th1cknesses and quality, from the incest
Third Common Saginaw Board up to
Three-inch First Clear Plank.
Also, 500 DOORS of various t~hicknesses
and styles. and
10000 LIGHTS.
window sash. IIueaud Poplar ShiRGieBs
3 and 44feet LaEn. Houldings, Castings,
Cuarter-ROund, &c &c.
orders from the country, river o. rail
filed promptly
sell dana JOHN +. GLOVER.
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-,,o, An tt,, habit Of walking the streets. OF
fran. midnight untal IN tne mor ,,l
: ES,ev ~, tba .,ccas,ou OF one OF these Walks
sM l,les so ,..sst' novelist observed fady
t Ls =, ,ss,ctahle appearance following him:
N,aht amer night she followed MN, ana
II aver the novelist approached her sae
hastened away, startled and confused: AT
last they met face to face, and che LADY de-
ciared, i'm great agitation, Charles Dick
ems. You have done me great injury. can
NO more rest. Look at me, so that you may
remember me, for desire to be ren1em-
bered. You will see me no MORE. MT:
Dickens soon afterward ascertained that
she was the wife of colonel In the Indian
army. In few days came casket OF
ebony and ivory to the novelist, containlng
a portrait of the lady, lock OF her mar,
and this note 81 have loved you madly.
But the love / have given you owe 10
another. am of my own free VIII gong
to another world, where may think Of you
without treachery. Pity me-" IL was ;, slenseu
"The Lady of the Other Nignt. MI.
Dickens flew to the house TO nnd tha' slc
was dead with dagger in her heart. AN
other of these stories is OF female Oh in9i .
aggressive character. The woman lea q
scandalous life, but presumed to fall in love
with the novelist, and to write him arde I
letters, to which he sent no reply. Inc
woman determined on revenge, ana trlea 70
stab the novelist as he was coming OUT Oh
theatre. But such was the humanity OF
Charles Dickens that his only desire was 10
save the unfortunate woman from the legal
consequences of her infatuation. ne
snatched her from the witnesses OF her al
temptsd crime, thrust her into his carriage,
nut his coachman in with her to keep her
Guiet, and himself assembled the box, took
the whip and drove away.-Ph'eadetp"'o
Tp10pr.
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He is considered daring. In China, onc
time, soon after hts disen ne Was
surrounded by q huge crowd OF IartaT SOL ~,
diery. He threw himself among them, iei-
lowed by his four aids armed only VICE %. n.s
riding switch, and, striking rlgnt anu na w.
cut his way through. He, too, Is coi.essoai
| and brought back q magnlncent assortment
OF Chinese objects. .,,,, hovo
not fhe cav mir so often spoken OF: Iney
are not an thinking of the Marshais pason
nroyerhiaIly carried in every mans knap,
sack. However. they look resoiuIe aiu
firm. Their halitua gayety comes up. up ts thn
when they are fairly In the helu tslv .r re
first gun has been fired. Inet s;r zinc the
admirable. have seen man slnSinS .ne
" Marseillaise =" while surgeon was tak IN
his arm OF. He only stopped TO teI tne
assistant, "Just wipe my nose, wont you,
nIease." The French soldier don't want
General always to teach him to gain battles
he has proved this often enough. The
soldiers start forward without any ask
ing, and rush on the enemy when they
think the moment has come. Often
times they manage little plan of campaign
of their own, and these plans OF campaign
arc by no means the worst. Sometimes
they offer their advice to the general as he
goes past-"Ah! mon general, forward"
wing-close up your CENTRE" They have a
wonderful address in picking up rs they 60
along. The French soldier can do some
thing with anything. Sometimes it is crow
SOUP: sometimes long-legged stork gets
spitted for roast. Going through town
thew bring bad luck to the cats-not one
will be left to tell the tale. Those VINO
know say that your young cat eats pe'ter
than rabbit. :,
Most companies have an animal. Few
but have two Or three dogs. Inese CANNES
nre every ones property; they are ac-
quainted with everybody; Know tnelr own
regimental uniform, and follow the colors.
They keep in the rear during light, but
sometimes charge with the men ana run by
their side. In the evening they whine ana
howl around the ambdlances. SOLDIERS VINO
are a long time stationed in barracks amuse
themselves training lizards. They carry
these REPTILES to the war in their haVersacks;
| once saw snake which in this way had
made the campaign Of Italy on Il corporais
back. .e,.
The First Zouaves own a magnificent
falcon. which travels Oh a soldiers shotll-
dcrs. This bird belongs to the trumpeter
Verricr, who caught it in the ,De)cbel-'
Amour. They made together the last cam
Dairn in Morocco, under General Mariner.
Several times on the crest Of the mountains
the hawk, launched in chase, supplied,
with great ability. the insutliciency OF The
lartler. When the regiment received orders
to march the trumpetcr, notwithstanding
his poignant regret, set his faithful com;
RAMON at liberty. After a three days
march the bird was almost forgotten, and
at the camp of Ben Chicao it was seen to re-
appear in the air, and after crcling for a
few instants it alighted majestically on the
back of its old friend. 1t was received with
a general reclamation, and the decision was
taken that the falcon should make the Prus-
sian campaign.
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By Cock & Laughton, Auclionecrs.
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

SPLENDID sEVEN-OCTAVE ROSE
y WcOD PIANO, HOUeEHnLD FuREI-
TURF, CARP Els, &C.. AT AUCTION. On
THURSDAY The 18th instant; at 10 o'clock, we
will sell at the residence No. lis west Main street,
between Adams and Fousbee stfeAts,
One SPLENDID NEW ROSEWOOD SEVEN
OCTAVE PIANO, made By Haines & Bro
Their, New York. This instrument is regarded
rs being as handsomely finished and Of as
sweet tone as any for sale.
OILED WALNUT PARHOR SUIT, complete /;
Eight NEW CARPETS and RUGS,
Two handsome OAK CHAMBER SUITS, with
large WARDROBES,
One SURF COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNI-
HAIR aud sHUcK MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS, &c;
ORNAMENTAL IRON PARLNR TENDERS,
Twelve OAK DINING-ROOM CHAIRS,
One set HEAVY MAHOGtNY3 DINING Ia
MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, TIN SAFE,
CROCKFRY. GLASSW RE, &c;
A very excellent COOKING STOVE and appur-
tcnances.
All of the above furniture was bought new, has
been used only 4 few months, and is sold on ac-
count OF the family removing from the state.
COOK & LAUGIITDN,
au16 Auctloneers.
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and 81 Kiss

~ $50 ,-oucht your dinner, fs,hef,
RE Ssek:,nitlss, ds aym ,he s sessle
a. M m ,iftei It's shining I'D.
..n.h"re is no. any pie or pnuaips'
snI will Give Won this
md npnn hts toll worn tosei'e"a
She lcft she childish KISS
Tho blacksmith took off his apron
And dtned in happy MOOD,
Wondering much at the SAVIOR
hid I'm his humble food; ,,,s
while all about him were Visions
F.il OF prophetic bliss; ,.
Rat he never thought OF mag"
In his little daughters KISS.
while she with her kettle swinging
Merrily trndgcd away. ,uo,
Scanning Of sight OF a squ,rre.
Catching some wild BIRDS my.
or life and fate we won'd MIS-
n always our frugal dinners
Were seasoned with KISS.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME TENE-
i MEhT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET NEAR TO JAIL ALLEY.-hs trustee
in certain deed bearing date 7th oct0be', 1858,
from Benjamin Ellis. duly recorded tn Richmond
Hastings Court, shall, in execution thereof, pro-
coed tn sell at public auction the pre- ulses on
MONDAY the 9th August, 1870, at 5 O. clock F. NJ.
that certain FRAN ED TENEMENT No. 1913, on
leased ground, on the north side of Broad street
short distance below jail alley.
TERMS Cash unless other terms be announced
al the hour Of sale.
RICHARD CAUTHORN,
Al. Iced Trust, e.
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-Auc,rruN sAEEs-Futufe Days.

ITALIABLE TRACT Of LAND IN
AMELIA COUNTYe FOR SALE LUZ.
ITO AUgTfnN.-By virtlo of q desd OF trn %
from William j. yerreIl and wife. OF record In
Amets county. we shall sen by public auction. at
Amelia Courtn1use, at l. O'Clock z. M.t Angnsst
TRACT or LAND OF ABOUT TWO HUN,
DRIED ACRES, lying on GREEN'S road, In saia
county, and Immediately on the Appomatt0x
river eighteen miles east OF the Courtn0use.
About one.nalf OF the land ID open and good for
wheat, tobacco, corn, and oats. The BUILDINGS
COMPRISE a two. story dwelling with four rooms,
a Kitchen, nerrants' houses, Stables, tobacco
barn and other out-houses. 80
~TEaMs: Cash enough to pay expenses or sale
balance of purctaee money ut one and two years
for bonds with approved security title retained
to secure deferred payments. The purchaser 10
nav taxes for 1870. JOHN W. FRIEND,
an It'd GEORGE 8. BERNARD 3
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAJ

1870 the PAssEHGEn Trains win run nay az ,d ~
Mail TRAIN will run daily between R,cbuont
and White sulphur springs Except Sunday he.
tween Gordonsytile aud White Saiphurl. Leave
nS5PG e. E. wife s snnsur Wits
arrive at Richmond at 4:5G p. NJ. making cIo1e
connections at GoTGonsyille and Charlottesvi vile
trains for Alexantrla. Washington Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York. Boston, S.; also for
Lynchourg, Knoxville, Chattanooga. Mcm phis
! New orleans, Montgomery, Mobile, &c.
Going West, passengers ONE at GordousyiIle
and sup AZ CoyingtOr. Going East, breakfas, Il
G0ehcn and dine at Gordonsyflle.
NIGHT PASSENG GER TRAIN will run no
tween Richmond aud Washington and between
Richmond aud White Sulphur nightly Without
change OF cars. cave Richmond at s:ls ?. NJ
and arrive at Washington at 5aS 4. u. and at
White Sulphu. at 10 A. NJ. leave Washington az
s:35 Z. NJ. and leave White Sulphur at 2:2o p. NJ,
and arrive at Richmond ut SEQ A. NJ, making all
ton. SJEErINS-CAks VIII be attached to mi,
train, md viii be run through between Richmnnd
and Baltimore and between Richmond and White
Sulphur withou. change.
Going " est, passengers breakfast at Coyingtou.
Going East. sup At stanton.
These trains connect with stages as follows:
AT SSauntcn with STAGES fer Augusta (stc Ssrih-
iing's) Springs, 10 miles and Weycr's Cave, II
mites.
At Goshen with STAGES for Cold Sulphur sprjuvs
miles ncckbrdge Alum Springs Smiles Rock,
bridge Baths. 10 miles; Lexington, 20 miles and
Natural Bridge, IS miles.
At MiilDoro' with etascs for Bath Alum Springs,
mites and healing Springs, % miles.
st Co'ington with stages 10 Healing Springs
Is miles ana Hot Springs, IS miles.
Al Allegheny with stases to Rcd tjwee: SPRING.
miles; anc Old SWEET Springs, 10 miles.
At White Sulphur springs with stages for Sal,
Sulphur Springs, "a miles; Blue Sulphur SPRING
% mites; FED sulphur SpiIDgs. Il miles; Lewis,
burg, UOes and Charleston iCs miles.
Through tickets Issued to ali points North Te:t
and Southwest.
JAMES y. EETHERLAnD.
an 5 NenErsl Ticket A Gent
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
w HITE SULPHUR LAND.
MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

I offer for sale my FARM, "BEAUREGARD,"
situated mile and n half from the White Sulphur
Springs, In Greenbrier county West Virginia. 1t
contains nearI; EdNE HUNDGED ACRES: one
half OF It Is in fine forest, full OF EXCfI,LENT
TIMB ;R. a part of The meadow has been in
ney s
to the White Sulphur Springs gives it the advan-
tage Of market +, at It's very dS9s aoo
In coplous springs the almost exclusive supply Of
water for the White Sulphur and the considerable
town that must grow up there upon the compile
ton OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to the
Ohio river In the summer of ~
H. has commanding interest on account Of its
fine adaptation to purposes Of health and rccrea-
tlon. IL Is one ofthe most beautiful as Il Is one of
the most healthfrl localities In the Virginia noun
tains. It has A fine bath anda superahundsnce of
water for many more. This wafer has never been
analysed. but It Is evidently pOweIful st!mulant
Of the skin and great inyigorator OF the system.
There are besides, of the bodcst and srou ecst
CHaLYBEATE. SPRINGS and large body of
alum slate highly lmpregnated with alum, III
might be be established With these agencies the
Gus adjunct of the While SULPHUR. the great water
ing-pace Of The middle and southern States OF the
Union.
Or RACE COURSE, and the addition, Of. that
source Of amusement for the immense throng OF
summec visitors 10 the White Sulphur valley
would he great public qualification, and highly
lucrative IN Its Owners. Such track, exactly
suited by the temperature nf the place To summer
sport, would become one of the most famous la the
Union.
THIS farm might also be adanted to fish culture.
having an immense supply of clear spring water
from several large springs, aud q good location
for a lake Of several acres. This business has
lately become exceedingly profitable ,,,,,,rr
There Is large DOUBLE BE1Ck HOUSE,
Containing ivy Give commodOus rooms, upon the
place, together with outhonses. The grounds are
admirably adapted for the finest display Of arch-
teclural and other Improvements.
1t Is one OF the most attractive places In the
mountains, whether for improvement as place
of public resort or for superb residence for a
wealthy gentleman.
Persons dcslrous of seeing the place are re-
ferrcd to my son. j. f.. CowARDIN, who resides
upcn It. Either he or myself will state the terms.
j. A. C0WAeDIE,
Dispatch Office.
RICHMOND August IL, 1870. au Is
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AueyrfDN SALES -Thaa Days
81 Lyme 3 Brother.
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Asente, 81
4 Z, .s71'Fs'5- s4,o nl1in street. =

uALUABLE LITTLE " !. 4 4. r 3 e .r = +
EAkM on r., TI..sr = Sc aiGHMoND, FOE
ME NILES ER2aho y VIII 8 .s 1eqasst; S @
sTasf ssS Sc NJ s. RpsS m
premisss on Il O'clock p M. that truly valuable
sndd admirasy located FARM az dess51hsdk FER
tanning SEVENTY Amp asd which is ven sa, ted
ot the ereps Of ss so s
and for tss1nEk g, renders well suit
pr9alndiss , " fapm. There Is the place yong
wen Of gooa wa af X kitchen
ne Ibe main buildings having been DESTROYED
by fire. YvNr g. RROTHER,
TERMS Lipeia" Auctioneefs.
au L. ~-------
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BY Wellington Goddtn, ;.
Aurffonaer and Real Estate Agent.

rE,RUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME TENE-
L MINT ON The NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET NEAR TO JAIL ALLEY.-As trustee
In certain deed bearing date the 2lst March, 1870
from Lawson johnson, daily recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court, shalt, IN execution thereof pro-
coed to sell at public auction, the premises, on
MONDAY the 9th August, 1870 at o'clock p. ~,
that certain FRAMEO TENEMENT No. $50, on
few doors below jail alley.
TERMS Cash unless other terms be announced
at the sale. THOMAS s. AKM1STEAD,
MI Trustee.