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COLL SICK on IT.; SOUND.

On Friday the oyster, boat Della, Captain Water
bury, returning to Long Island from Bridgeport, was
run into by the sIoop Express, Captain Randall
aud sunk and ner crew were taken up by the Elk.
press and brought to Bridgeport. There Is differ
ence opinion as to where the responsibility fo- the
accident rests.
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Yachting Notes.

NOt@Ss
The fine English cutter Osprey Mr.. /. p. Peter,
Royal Yacht squadron which arrived here last
week, is now anchored OF noboken. She is a
handsome looking craft ana her sea-going qualities
have been thoroughly tested by heightened cruise
he Osprey Is 20 tons, builders measurement and
her dimensions are as folows:-From stem To taif-
rail- u feet; beam, Is feet inches; BOOM 4s feet
gan "a feet; bOwsprlt, a. feet; mast from de * TO
truck, Y feet. An iron III .ts the topmast up and
pulls 1t down with great ease. Tue hold is 0 feet
ana the height between decks feet. Her draughJ
Of water ait Is 10 feet ana feet forward. The Os
prey Is buIlt OF English oak Her interior arrange
meats are excellent. she has a main cabin and two
side cabins with staterooms ana all the modern
appurtcnanccs. Her crew numbers seven men with
captain wv Leveretp and steward. The Osprey left
Portsmouth, England, on the III OF April and arrived
at Corunna on the 9th OF that mouth. Vgo The 18th
Lisbon. 10th: Lagos 22i; CadH, 10Th, Trafalgar
29b Gibraltar, 30th. On The och oi May she touched
at Tanger along the coast OF Africa, Eiauiad Rabat
and SAM on the 2tn; MogadAre on the 1851; Madeira
10th; Magdalene, 2Jth, and Tererine on the 10Th
bermuda was reached June 90. After brief cruise
In that vicinity the Osprey sailed Tor Norfolk. Va,
arriving there on the l2th July, and at cape May
the 2Oth OF that month. she arrneu here
on the 2sth, after a delightful tour, hay
ing experienced fine weather all the way
she WIZ leave her anchorage of Hob0ken
ON Tuesday morning and sai for Portland, Me-,
where she wi be found by her owner. she wlli
then proceed to 5t. Johns, NJ H., comm 10 alaX,
and subsequently. If circumstances permit. 10 st.
Johns n. +. Alter q shortstay there Toe Osprey
wiz san for England, arriving at Portsmouth
towards the lat n end OF October.
The annual cruises OF the New York and Atlantic
Yacht Club take place this week. and, ~ the destna-
tons of both are nearly the same, quite large 0eet
OF pleasure craft Will contend for honors on the
Sound.
Captain Frank D0ane, superintendent OF the Screw
docks, East river, was presented yesterday with a
splendid diamond ring by Mr.. Ashbury, in recoga.
ton Of his skill displayed in raising the yacht Cam
bria.
The fourth annual and second union regattas Of the
Bayonne Yacht Club. which were postponed from
Tomorrow on account OF the race for the challenge
cup taking place on that day. VIII be SALE. Tues
day, August o.
The yacht captains, upon arriving at the club
dock, PamTapO, N. J VIII report 10 the Regatta
Committee, when they VIII be assigned numbers and
positions IN line. All yachts must be anchored In
Inc by twelve O'Clock noon, ready TO start, with
naiDSais set and ibis down, unless otherwise ordered
by the Regatta Committee. The following Is list
OF the yachts entered up TO Saturday. The Secre-
tary, Mr.. Franklin Bedmes, will receive further
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EXPLOSION ON TIE LAKES.

Boiler Explosion ON Lake UntariO--Thrce
Lives Lost.
OswEGo, August 0, 1870.
The tug Tornado exploded her boiler at three
O'Clock this morning, four miles up the lake and one
mile and half from the shore. Captain w. ii.
ManwariDg Mo ey Atchis0n, engineer, and Zebulon
Stone aud deck hand were lost. The tug was
valued at $4,000; no Insurance.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, August 6-P. M.
An American, writing TO the London Times re.
piles to the charge OF the hckeness of the United
states IN the regulation OF the diplomatic service,
showing that chances IN The British diplomatic CORPS
are more frequent than In the American
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COLORADO.
Progress of the Kansas Pacific Ruilrond--
Crime in Denver objectionable Mining
Reports.
DENVER. August S. 1870.

DENVER, August S, 1870.
Five and quarter miles OF track were laid yes.
terday on the Kansas Fac &c gap to complete the
road TO Denver, only thtrty-eig ht miles, 1t Is ex.
pected thai the last rail Will be laid ne st week
Tie city - overrun WI Ii desperate characters ana
gaIrOting OF almost nightly occurrence. business
OF all kinds is very good ut Denver.
The Pacific Railroad lands sold no to 'he Isf foot
up 22,2O- acres, for $j,ll6, Oh which was received
$47,O35. The average price was 81 per ere,
Reports from Park Lake. Summit, Boulder and
other MN NJ counties are quite favorable.
The Germans o. tins civ me It tong ht TO organize
afQceiy for the relief OF WIDOWS and orphans Of
their ielow countrymen.
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TURIN, August g. 1870.
Serious riots took place in Genoa yesterday arts.
ing out OF the Frodcr criminal trials. TWO persons
were killed.
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The following schooner yachts have been entered

i,,II, ~ ~ In r n.
my Juseyo Wy lic1 VIII w nioses H. uriliheil
,i' In d. nu'S"n wv A,onanaoi i~hto,i, 'r.
nv EN-. Wv .Vn.'oo having ohi' 20 y. tie ar
Ia,seneh h , uru wE in IL Majoi' ohepparu no.
mn. COMMITTEES AkRAN5EaENTs
ine s.ea"i.l oiuiictoWn. iuIhsueu Ior the exclu-
sine use y. the members o tie ciip ani ladeS ac-
..onp'myi nu 'hvi"' WIN ieavc .ue ioot VI aestry
o., &C, q. ,en ~ w. aououhs .. ''o Ve Iauin vi
.n1 is'a ioa ncai .nc ciuo nouse' oclore
Sa anu az ,no T T aaor. ny "1'm Low ior me
usc VI WY EAev", We COMMITTEES uliu III inortS o the
piss u, cav ,ne looe o 'e'ty street ~ ma pa u
nne "a. W. p,eolsey, me cohihitlee request all
Vessels present Oh Tue OCCASION wneiher steam or
cansas, ,los, sc.upuiousiv toavol any nterierence
elmer directly or remotely, with OF the Vessels
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NOR TIL CAR OLlNA.
The Democratic AvnlHncf,e-Fivc Democratic
congressman Eloctcd--lTajority over Ten
-Vh0usaul.

The Democratic Avalnnche-Eiyc Ocu,ocr,t,.
congressman Eloctcd.-AIajority over Yen
Thousand.
RALEIGH, August 6, 1870.
The election returns received to-day confirm the
previous opinion expressed that the State has gone
democratic by from live 10 1lteen thousand majority
Cobb, in the first district and Dixon to I'LL the
vacancy occasoned by the death OF Mr. Heaton
anu THOMAS, all republicans, IN the second
district, are certainly elected. Additional
return render the election of WadJell
conservative. over D0ckery, republican CERTAIN
Gillian, conservative, TO I'LL Devices vacancy. and
Rogers, conservative elected 20 Congress flom
the Fourth district. Rogers beats Harris about 900
votes. Beach, coIsc rvalye, Is elected over Scott.
republican, in the Sixth district Harper conserva-
1--WE, Is doubtless elected Jopes republican, III
the seventh district. Boon houses of the Leg sla-
lure VIII be largei. demo- ate; some claim two.
thirds majority III each house.
The Legislature DemOcI asie--DeA Al.
torney General Elected.
WnMINGToN, August G, 1870.
Returns enough have been received to settle the
fact the conservatives carry both houses of The
Legislature by decisive majories They also
carry the Third. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and
seventh Congress Onai districts, which makes the
delegation stand five consel yatiyes and two repub
leans. In the Jnir dis riot Wad icl, conserv alive
CountleS TO hear rom. Cirelu estimates Ak ii ~ ma
joriiy al 375 10 Is conceded that S&lpp. the con.
seIvatiye candidate lor Attorney General. cares
the State.
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We win Teach Our "susyn to Say,

We VIII Teach Our stsusy" To Say, ssA
blessing Mrs. wINsLow" for helping her 10 sarvvs
and escape the spns colickng and tccthug sIcse We
CONFIRM every word set forth in the prospectus S0oTU
ING SYRUP performs precisely what 1t professcs 10 do II
we had the power we would mako Mrs winslow- sha
istne physical saviour to the infant Ex,rac csom
Rev. G. z. weizer's letter.
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Patent Window Umbrellas. Newest snvca-
ton OF the ne. SIMON HERGHR z CO,
Sc Leonard street, sole manu- aolircra-
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A.--Hoois nud shoes or Every Variety NJ
reduced prices. f. A. BROOKS, 575 Broadway.
Soicd Shoes at h ALI price,
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MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT GRANT.

His Return to His Cottage at Long Brsnch-Th
President Takes Day o. ReIt Alter An
Washington Labors-Progr ANNE OF His
St. Louis Trip Persistent Efforts IN
Boring Him and Equally Porsir-
tent Efforts Not to be Bored
The English Mission Still
Hanging Fire.
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Az the Old Embellishments, No. = Byrriny
street, Dr. RIGGS inventor OF Tie uari Rubber Truss.
Truss FOR varlcocee &c. is again In regular Attendance
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After the regatta and during the evening there VIII
be given a grand hop at 5. Kinneyis Mansion
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A.-Eerrin8's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l broadway, corner Murrag slrsst
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The New York Ernning Post inquiries
whether Lefranc, the tenor, is not liable to
arrest and punishment for outrages on the
high {? ... i'.- y /.
Mr.. Dickens says that his confidence is
MI bestowed upon people with a big p.
This excludes Thompson, who uses q
small p.--BoSiOn 1drcrtiScr.
So. parisians are delighted with Auber's new
opera "Rtye d'Amour," which some one
has called an AuJera comiQnc.
EGG. Contrary to the teachings of modern
astronomers, Ncwton's theory Of grayitation
offers neither evidence nor probability. 1t
Is a fantastic commentary, built upon the
cLimcrical ideas of Kcpler, radically foreign
to all mathematical truth and even trans
crossing the limits of common sense. New
ton stepped beyond the sphere Of the diff
cult only to enter into impossibilities.-N.
Il. +. Irtstour de Farano.
: Quite a romantic incident recently .oc-
= Cured at the court of the cx-Quecn ISL
bella. One of the maids of honor, young
Girl Of great beauty, lost a portcmonnaic
containing 500 francs, which was brought
10 tue Queen few days afterwards by q
Young and handsome peasant. Nothing
was missing, and the Queen asked the Lad
what reward he wanted for his honesty
The young fellow had observed the fail
owner of the portemonnaie, and her great
10y at his recovery, and made bold to say
& I want 10 reward but one kiss from thai
Young lady" Her Majesty smiled, ant
turning to the young girl, said "Will yol
y grant his request, Carmen !" GARNER
hcsitatcd for moment, but finally she re.
= so!utely went up to the young lad, and
: throwing her arms around his neck, kissed
him three times, amidst the general laugh
ter and applause of the assembled com
nlny.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Eleventh street between Main. and Bank.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By virtue
y of decree of the circuit court OF the city OF
Richmond made on the 18th day OF July, 1853, In
n suit entitled "SoIomon A. Myers US. John r.
Whitfield, executor, and as, the undersigned.
as sur. living trustee In Il certain deed OF trusl
therein mentioucj, will proceed, on TUESDAY
the 25th day OF January, 1870, upon the premises at
O'Clock l.. NJ. to sell ut public auction the FOL
lowing described REAL ESTATE, or so much
thereof as may be necessary. situate IN the salo
city of Richmond-to wit, Three certain LOTS,
each fronting % feet the north side OF Franklin
street commencing at point 81 feet east 0f the
corner of Franklin aud Seventh streets, ana run
ming eastward so as TO make the whole front OF
the three lots rs feet, and extending back north
wards between parallel lines and parallel 70
Seventh street about 10 feet to stone wall, ana
including one foot Of said wall-the same lots
being numbered three, four. and five, IN plat
annexed to Il deed dated 5th February, 1857, exc,
cuted to said Myers by Richard Whitfield ann
John F. Whitfield and wife.
The terms Of sale will be for cash as to SO much
Of The proceeds as may he necessary to pay the
expenses of executing The said trust and the said
decree, md also to pay the SUN of s. 30S.dO Will
interest thereon at SIX per cent. per anntim from
the 9Th day of February, 1892, until paid anu II
there be any residue Ii shall be payable nj such
time and secured in such manner as the said
Myers shall prescribe and direct, or III case OF his
failure to do So ut such time and in such manner
as the undersigned shall think iit. Purchasers to
pay taxes Tor 1870.
r' 0o ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Surviving Trustee.
Sale to lie conducted by Mcssrs. GRUBBs Will
LIAMS, Auct Ioncers. .y.G s.. SIG. il IL
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AUCTION sALEs-Tature Days:
BY Grubbs s. williams, Auctioneers,
r,oransh. gtreas .hakYaan Main, and .HAn ksas

TOMMIssIoNER,s SALE o. az Jv ,IL1III7
I J hRT,E me An. tTSTATE.oN THE NO H.I,t
sInF, ar GARY STREET BETWEEN EOOh11
TEENTH AND FIFTEENTH-Inge xespu1n Oh Oh
4 decree Of the circuit court Of KchmoId ensaIe ~
IN ti,t. 10Th fay Of November, 1859 I'm the case OF
Ral,,n and aIsS ps. Ralm and ala-. she
apeciai Commissioner appointed for TIC pnrRgTRsff
DAY fhs 2sth day of January 1910. ~ tarns
M. fair &c not then on the first TAR Gas mn
after. at the same hour, tfie REh5 $500 y,
Thish WAS sold byA.rJ. Rahm. cemmt sslohssI,,p ETY.
HOWE Gamble situated rs stated aDoYe, ~ 100
mn IS feet ON Cary street md running pacs ~,
feet to an alley, being the same prGpeIsy up nur
which, the shops fof said Boyle 4 Gamble 5 no"
stand. = ,.x. se, ~
sale and the costs In court and the sum Of
with Interest thereon from 18th February, dseo
credit rs to 81. 500, with interest thereon Inons
18th February, 1858, until 18th February isio y
further credit as to 27o, with interest Thereon
from 18th February. 1868, until 18TH Feprnars,
is7i d further credit to 100, with interest,"
thereon from 18th February, 1863 until 18TH Az NJ,
grst 1871 and the residue upon terms to DC mace
Known nc the time of sale.:rthe purchaser to exc
cute for tho deferred payments negotiable ao,es
With interest added from the day OF sale and Also
fo xes for 1870. THE title VIII be retaiSeo ny
tine conrt until the notes IRE paid -! =. ~
'0 CHARLES q. WILLlAms
GR1Tp1s @ WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. r ja Is
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BY James NJ. Taylor, -.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
...- 81. Office No. s2l Main street. I .
three doors below Spotswood Hotel. 90

a DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESI- ST.
Y DENCE. ON FULTON HILL, ABOUT
THREE HUNDRED,r, 4ARDsS E4S 81 M HE
TH Fl : WlSIhLfLITkMsBuRG TURNPLKSEE;;n FOR Or
2,narr o. 1870 on the premises, at II o. clock NJ,
that DESIRABLE SUBURBAN sREsIDES,CCE;
AZ above located. containing TWO lCkEo w
ments consist of a NICE TWO-STORI FRAME
SWELLING with ten rooms stable, NC. all III
good order. So. ,,-o+ civ
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added and secured bya deed Of trust.
ih''i .'' ''>'N' JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, /
. =, .e..-. .-.. 1--.-,..sa = Auctionccr.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street. =.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM OF 159 62-10O ACRES. IN HEN
MOND. ABuUT ONE MILE AND a Hale
SOUTH OF MEADOW STATION. on TIE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD. AND WITH
ABOUT TliREE-QUARTERS OF MILE oE
THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD, Al
dated 9Th October 1865. and of rccor In the clerks
Office Of the county court OF Hcnrico, deed book
81 page $751; to secure the payment or three GER
tain negotiable notes therein specified, for the
respective sums of 1900, 1880, and S3i5, WHICH notes
are the balance OF the purchase money due on SAID
mcnt of the second note hcrcinherorc mentioned
(bcing required so to do by the holder tnereol J,
shall as trustee in said decd, sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder. in front OF Henr1co
county Courthouse on Main street. IN the city OF
Richmond on TUESDAY the 18th Instant, at Il
O'Clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND mentioned
and located as above and described III SAID deco,
and adjoining the lands of Mitchell and Joseph
Allen, Lewis Bottom, Trucman, and others, con-
tanning 159 G2}-101 acres: ODc-third tlmbered WIFI
original growth of pine, oak, and hickory; the
balance cleared and improved, with comfortable
rooms, kitchen, barn, and stable. ,
The aforementioned FARM Is adapted TO the
growth of all the cereals fruits, and vegetables,
and Is especially valuable because of its prox-
unity to the York River railroad, which furnishes
4 means of ready access to all the northern and
southern markets.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expense
Of executing this trust, and TO pay OF n note OF
$3.50 with interest from the 1St day OF January,
1870: a credit as TO SO much rs may be necessary
to meet and discharge Il note OF S5.3 Que the Isl
day of July 1870; and the residue of the purchase
manner, rs may he announced ut the time or sale.
las u. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee
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ByA. G. PulIiam, Auetfoneer,
southwest corner NJ ain and Fourteenth streets.

rJ,RTJsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
AND ii1GHLY-IMpR0yED FARM IN
THREE HuNDRED AND NINETEE EN-
ACRES, WITH ALL NECESSARY BARSS,
sTABLES, &C SITUATED, , TWELVE IL a MILF Of
trust executed by Edgar K. Moss and wife, dated
the 10Th day of December. 1863, SHALL as trustee,
being thereto directed by the benefc1aries, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on me premses' on
fair, If not, tie next fair day thereafter Mt the
same hour, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by saiG
deed which consists Of FAEM eont az ~
THREE HUNDRED NiNEIE aa -, nS S1dio
THAN turnpike about twelve miles from Richmono
and two miles from CoalGed station, OH theRich-
monf and Danvile railroad.
This property Is very desirable one, highly I'M.
Of the purchaser. The buildings consist OF
very Comfortable DWELLING and all necessary
barns stables, &C., which could not be erected III
a-less cost than -, 500. .,,,, ,., 4,
heavily timbered with pine and oak OF original
sTERMs: Cash sufficient to defray the cost Of
sale and f71S with interest thereon from me Lstn
interest thcrcon from the 10Th of December. 1893
tn hc made on the 18th Of December, 1917, anu 70
Inc secured by deed Of trust on the property: ana
the residue upon SUCH crealt anu 40 pG ~ IL
nrobabIc that the bcnc1iciarics may upon the aay
~ sale consent that II less amount or cash may be
rannircd, WILLIAM i. CLOPTON. Trustee.
Persons desiring it Will receive an necessary
Auctioncer. WILLIAM l. CLOPTON.
-- POSTPOSEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until IL O'Clock NJ
WEDNESDAY,, 10th instant, 0n account OF III
clement weather. w. /. CLuPTOS,
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9itl,,l,olld nisp !!!:!!:!!!.,..
r.1,s;,n;A,y., =. JANUARY. Is, 1870.
sFsss,o tho Monthly Review and Religious Magazine
- Towards Evening. s,'s go!

sss.s,, Tho Monthly Review and Religious Magazine
- Towards Evening. ,'s 80!
Father, tho shadows fall
80 Along my way; aaal.stsG tta.-..E
'T'is past the noon OF day. !, ,,,,.r
NV 'swcstci ing sun" tells that the eve is near
II Iknow, but feel no fear. -" -.a p -
Aud loved ones have gone home" - ''l@'
hear them cali me from The spirit land
A gentle call. ftet. y ~ .ASB fssf@
Yes. dear ones, shalt come. e.t.454g.s
sS9TFTt 81 -a.s Ia# st.E 2 E.E a> - .-~
On, not alone! though now ''''t77 80
oil lead the van,
- And with uncovered head t.....-. *
. = Press oy, where others led ~ 80 ~
When my young life began 49,.
am not left alone, - .."'S 80
zsrlioucn they arc gone :: s.s" ''...- =.
Sweet voices OF the past, -,..,..
And of to-day <saf&lI.t ~ {,
The loved, that round 10y way -
still twinc about my heart
: Tell me how good thou art.
Ohoiy Light and Love!
Beam OH my soul,
Ti ~ i'H may each pure thought spring; .iif
- And pcacc, with gentle Wing, \
Brood like the dove
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VS., III, ByLyne 6 Brother, ,e -, ~
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
-a".a No 1Jll Main street.

SMALL, FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT,
y ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF L0gISlAMih
STREET, OPPOSTTE THE GROCERY STORE
OF DENNIS O'DEAs, FOR SALE AZ Az ~
premises, on THURSDAY the Goth day OF Janu-
ary, 1870, at p. NJ. the aboye-described property
The lot Is 80 by ITO feet. "a do known A. gale.
'10 -" = :. LYME G. BROTHER,
:, 70 AuctiOneerS.
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T ARGE SALE OF SAW-MILLS, TIM
LBER, BARK-MILLS, VALUABLEW ATER-
POWER, MACHINE SHOP, AND LOBBY
agreement between William A. Lash and Joseph
S. Gcrst, and for dissolution of the co-partncr-
ship existing under the style Of WILLIAM A.
LASH & CO., the undersigned will sell to the
highest bidder the following valuable property at
the Times and places mentioned: On TUESDAY
herrin depot, Richmond and Danvillc railroad,
PORTABLE STEAM-EN GlNES and
SAW-MILLS, r
BARK-MILL, ' .'. ..'' ...' 70
500. GOO feet TIMBER, ok and pinci
articles. s."
On THURSDAY The Goth of January, 1870, We
will sell In the town of Danrilc that valuable
LOT and WATER-POWER owned by us, to-
getIer with the TURBINE WATER-WHEEL and
SKATING; WOODWORKING MACHINES
consisting or one Surface Planer, one Tongue
and Groove Planer. one Dimension Plancr, one
Iron Frame Moulding and Sash-hnchnc, one
MISUNDERSTANDING, two Dowlers, one Foot Nor
tising-Machine, one Power M0rtising- Machine
with Boring Attachment, one Turning Lathe, one
Slat-Machine, one Patent Scroll Saw, eight differ
ent kinds Of Saw-Tables together with numerous
other articles. ~ 49,. - H.. ,t.f. g.. IT,. ..
Ali of this machinery Is from The best mannfac-
tories and is In perfect condition. The water
power Is fty-horse. The grounds are ample and
the location most eligible for conducting large
manufacturing business.
TERMS: For small sums cash VIII he required !;
on large sums short credit will be given. t,7..
w. A. LASH,
de e4-aaw3w .s JOSEPH s. GERST.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
i DESIRABLE BRIGK RI REsI It; .i, No No,
4S At TIE Mok TotRTH sTRFETs Hr
AUCTIoS.-By virtue of decree ss1 s Of Rishmond
Der, 1860. in the chancery cause Of "Caskie and
wife u.s. Cabcll ct aIs.," the undersigned who has
been substituted as trustee under the " Ill Of the
late james Caskie for the plaintiffs, VIII sell at
auction. upon the premises on FRIDAY the 2lst
dav of january, 1870, ut O'Clock T.. NJ, the pro-
perry above referred to, now occupied by DR.. j.
Z. Page. rs.... I......., -
The improvements consist of the DWELLING
with six large rooms, besides 4 small room, two
attir rooms, closets, aud wide halls; also, u
Kitchen with three rooms stable, &c.
The lot Is about 81 by LIS feet.
The situation Is one of the most desirable in the
city, and this sale will afford an opportunity
rarely offered In Richmondl Of purchasing de-
sirablc residence OF moderate size and III select
neighborhOod.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with interest added and secured by deed of trust.
Purchaser to pay taxes and insurance for 1870.
ISHAM KEITH,
- 3 .s... Substituted Trustee.
IRURRS e WILLIAMS. AuctionCcrS, il IL