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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-17

A. T. Stewards sewing machine wom-
an are paid from six to twelve dollars q
week while his saleswoman receive
from thirteen to eighteen dollars.
Working hours are from eight to six
o'clock.
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The Chicago Post of recent date says /:
THE first divorce suit since the fire has
been enterod and we are once more a
city"
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ADDITION TO TIE FACULTY or TAE
NoRMAI ScHooL.-Consequent upon
the large attendance of students at
the Normal the resident Board OF
Trustees, has added, for the time be-
ing, another member to the Faculty,
Professor NJ. c. Lampey. Prof. L.
comes from Iowa, where he has
been engaged as an educator for
some years; part of the time as Prin-
cipal of High School, and a period as
Superintendent of City Schools. He is
a graduate of Dartmouth College, New
Hampshire.-Wc have no doubt but
that he will prove a reliable addition TO
the Faculty. II our information be cor
rect, he is making a good impression in
his class.
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ANOTHER CoNsoLIDATIoN.-We are
glad other papers are following the cx-
ample set them by the Emporia papers,
and are consolidating. Col. Anthony
of the Leavenworth Times has bought
out the LeaVenworth Bulletin and con-
solidatcd it with the Times. This will
save the needless expense to the bust
ness men of Leavenw orth of keeping
up two Republican morning papers,
and make the Times much stronger
and better paper. We wish it sue
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

AERIyED.-The Russian Prince has st
last arrived, and all snobbery Is on tip
toe. ,EFfg sry.. r
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TALLORS.
w. e. SUTLIFF & CO..
HrECHHANT TAILORS
LAwREScE, KANSAS.

HXRE oldest clothing house IN Kansas. They
Il purchase direct from the manufacturers,
keep the largest stock Of goods. pay no rent
sell more goods, OF q better quality, e lower
prices, than any other house IN the STATE.
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given to France, must be greatly less
ened by the knowledge that the peace
they have conquered is little better than
war.
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Chicago MarkIt.
CHICAGO, Nov. II.
FLOUR-Quiet the demand being mainly local
sales; spring 600a6 so; spring supers 0Sa4 so.
WHEAT-Irregular, opened firm; No selling
for cash at q and seller last half OF the month
but closed dull No quoted at 24al y no sales;
Ne dull at 10A<1 II rejected O3.
CORN-Actiye; NO2 opened at 4s% cash; closed
oATs-Active and No sold at 8os<, rejected 30
a30K.
RYE-In good demand and nrm; for No 2 cox
BARLEY-Qn let and steady; No 9 54a54<; No
5, 44a45, rejected 35aS6; sales by sample.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and firm at IS.
PROVlSIONS-Quiet and rather weak; mess
pork at IL 76a12 SH cash; but little done in green
meats and quotations are unchanged; shoulders
61< short ribs OK; short clear q beef unchan ged
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NEW ADTERr1sE1EENrs.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. Il.
GOLD-Rather heavy; opened at nix and clos
ed at Ill kA111%.
CLEARINGS-3eO 10000
MONEY-Easy at 4a6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady; later became
strong, and all closed firm.
CURRENCY BONDS-In some little demand Of
13ka13k.
STATE BONDS-Firm
STOCKS-Firm.
Sterling exchange .10sx U S 5-2Os of 1851 1I4H
Is q 1881 1sss ITS rs S2aos of 1858 1ds s.
U s sos of 1854 .111X Currency 6s -. 119I z
u s 5-2Os 1865, old ..1I1% Missouri os ..... q
u S 5-2Os 1855, new ia
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1871

1871 FALL AND WINTER 1872
BANCROFT & McCARTER
RECEIVED
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
Which YORK az
Wool Yarn, DeIns., Napkins,
Factory Jeans AIpsoa' TowsIns.
cassimeres, Mernos CioakIns
Twseds Empress Cloths, Nubiss,
Blankets Satin de Chene, White Goods,
Oil Cloths sIhs, Dress Ruttons,
Caps POpIns Emboderies.
Cashmere Shirts, Hosiery Lacss.
White Shirts Gloves, Collars,
Drawers, Ribbons, Handrshh
Large Assortment of New
Fresh Stock of ShawIs,
With 1901 Other Articles
IS NOW COMPLETEi
AND WILL BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICE
Buttsrieks Latest Patterns ALI the Time.
BANCROFT 81 MoCARTER.
EMPoRIA, KANSAS.
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LANDS.
LOTS.
EMPORIA

The public aciH recOlIect all eonUeyancIn0 and
Notary 0UsfHess soiH Be promptly attended TO at .Hy
offcSI
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st. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Il.
CATTLE-Unchanged; Toxan saskc; western
RSes-stiT and higher at s5a4 a5; receipts coo.
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Chicago Live Stock MARKET

chicago Live Stock Market.
CUICAGo. Nov. ID.
CATTLE-Dull; good to pri ne shipping steers
4oa5 7b rough to fair steers 76a5 90; fair good
Texans 2ba3 50.
HOGS-Fairiy active at OOa4 TO-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-10

A LITERARY CURIOSITY. -->an Francisco
publishers have issued = fac s1nl'ic OF the
manuscript from. which Bret Harlc'S IA
nous rhvmc OF the Heather Chinee was
put into type in that magazine. It's era
surcS and interlincations show far better
than the printed poem his skill in the art
of putting things. Every change was the
touch Of the artist. As first set UP The tule
was. ION the Sinfu'ncss OF All Sin, as Re
ported by Truthful James, which in PROOF
j. shortened and improved into PLAIN
Language from Truthful James" The
much-quotcd line
win the smile ihat was ch!ldliko and bland
was first written:
with the smile Of the angelic band.'
The line:
(which was stuffed full of aces and bowers
was first and more frebly written:
(which contained aii the aces aud bowers
And the ncrvy line:
And my language is plain
was an Improvement on:
"lu language that's plaln.'
"All this is Il very tritl!ng matter TIT
,nprofcsSional writer may say. But therein
lies much OF the genius. good TREND, o
such work. The manuscript winds up VIII
n pen flourish which indicates that the all
thor was in good spirits over what he ha'
just tossed off.
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AvCTTpy sAIEs-..Future Days.
ByLee & Goddin. Auctionsers !
No. 1113 Main st.

rT,RUsTEEY SALE OF VALUABLE
/. 4 IMPROVED REAL ESTATE TIT The
CITY OF KIGHM0NER; 9H Rhoa a Hb s1HEHNS
PY.FoURTH BTREETs, Al, AUCTIoN:-By
virtue Of the provisions OF two deeds OF trust ex
ecuted by M. t. jacobson and DAVID Ben1am M,
uartners under the style Of M l.. JacobsOn q Oq''
and Rebecca jacobson, the wife of the said ~ =.
Jacobson. to the undersigned, rs trustees LOT ING
Germanfa Building Society, the first OF T., wiea 1
d. ads bears date 23d day OF December, ssL, ahu
the other on he 10Th day Of January, 1882 botn any
OF record in the Office OF the Oletk OK kicnnohsa
Hastings Court being required so 10 uo oy Iii
beneficiary, secured by said trust deefs, we WIZ
nroeeed TO sell on TUESDAY, goth day OF June,
t87l on the premises ats O'Clock L. M., inc VeIS
valuable real estate named in the said deeds as loI
lows, to wit: ., III ,,,,,d-
nps snpurten ,rces rights, and ways thereto OK
lon Eng living and being in the city of Richmond
fronting twenty feet four inches on tie sou
line OF Broad street, one hundred and seventeen
feet four inches from the intersection or go an
Broad streets, and from said front running oack 10
an alley being the same real estate tsat WIS con
viewed to Martin l.. jacobson by deed from CorDln
warwick and wife bearing date the 2lst day OIL
TERMS Cash as to one fourth OF the pu,chas
money and upon a credit Of six, twelve, ana el91'
teen months for the remaining three-fourtns re-
spectiyely, for negotiable notes with interest,"
day of sale, secured by trust deed.
Taxes and insurance for ISL 70 pc pala 4y 'ne
p"' j. II. BDSEHEN,
". GRAISER,
Trustees Building Fund, No: l.
oa Ssi' "'N"''o ~ jeS
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by Lyme & Brother,
AuctioneerB and Real Estate AgenU, >
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FORTY
u ACRES os LANDB.TWETN QAKW9n1dD
CFMETERY AND CHURCH HILL AT c hUS.
Court Of HenrIco county. entered on the 18th day
of March, 1871, in the suit of Blakey vs. Harrison,
trustee and executor, the undersigned, as special
commissioner therein named: VIII, on WE'D.
EESDAY, 2lst day of June, 1871. commencing Of
"A O'Clock Z. NJ, proceed to sell. upon the pre-
misses, the Il EAL ESTATE In the bin and proceed,
ings mentioned consisting OF about F9KI ,,,
of The city and oak wood Cemetery. adjoining the
properly or VIM. Cowling. ESQ.,: DR.. Mccarthy
and others, being tibet Of land On which Thos'
n. Biakey died seized End possessed. The pro-
party has been suo-divided into lots from five TO
Ten acres. A map OF the subdivision can be seen
at the Office of the auctioneeTs.
ON one of these lots Is situated the old hansiou
House, which with little repairs can be made
TERMS: One. fourth cash !; balance ut 0. IL, ant
Is months, interest ADDED, and title retained unit
all the purchase money is paid, and Conveyance
In 10 Special Commissioners.
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BY w. hnulIn,
Aucticneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

BEAUTIFUL LOTS, Nos. 2 AND OF
ID SQUARE NO. 20, IN hUTHEkFORD'S 10.
DlTION, AND ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MARSHALL, BETWEEN MONROE AND
HENRY STREETS, AND ON THE SOUTH
SIDE CT e OR MAIN. BETWEEN n0NRoM
AND MADISON STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Win be sold at auction, on the pre-
misses. on MONDAY, the 18th Of June, 1874. at
o'clock p. NJ, those beautiful LOTS, Nos. and
leach 173 by l4o feet OF Square No. 90 In Ruther-
lords addition, bounded Dy G. L, Goth, and Goth
streets.
And on The following day, viz TUESDAY, the
18th Jnue, 1871. on the premises, at O'Clock Z.
NJ. that beautiful LOT tadjOlning the residence Of
MIR. John J. kng) on the south side OF Marshall,
between Monroe ana Henry streets, 80 by l5o feet
to All alley.
After which, say ut S o'clock, very handsome
LOT on the south side of r Main street. i'll rear
of Mr.. George :. Palmer's residence, acjoining
the property of Mr.. W. A. Alley, 80 by 1853 feet to
an alley.
TERMS: One-third cash balsnce at 4 and 5
les w. GODDIN, Aucs
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By GruDbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and euctloneefs,
Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.

rEHE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS ON CRAZE,
LnU nhL, AND FRANKLIN STREEIS, OfPo-
SITE TO MONROE PARK. AT AUCTlON.-We
viii sell ut auction. upon the premises, on Fkl-
DAY, 10th day OF June, at O'Clock I. NJ: the pro-
perty situated as above, occupied by Mr. Joseph
II. Coiquitt. .,,o -,
Grace street. and runs along The west line or LSu-
rel street 332 feet to Franklin street. On which
also 1t has front OF 100 feet, overlooking Monroe
Park. " IN. -
The dwelling is Of brick, and has rooms, with
brick kitchea OLA rooms, and Il brick stable, &C.
The front yaru on Grace street Is one OF The hand
soonest in the city, being well turfed aud set out
with shrubbery, flowers, evergreens, and fine shade
trees. , =,
Tn. street cars pass the front; the situation is
one of The best In that desirable and improving
neighborhOod, and the property offers peculiar
inducements to those who appreciate in resi-
dencG the advantages OF fresh and pure air, with
ample grounds anu pleasant surroundings, coupled
with The certainty Of steady Increase In value.
TERMS Will be mide known at the time OF
sale. GRUB6S u WILLIAMS,
les Auctloneers.
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MOT ONLY MONEY, BUT THE WAN
~ AND TEAROF YOUR MACiitAfh'
" the OF 1870,


MOT ONLY MONEY, BUT THE WAN
~ AND TEAR OF YOUR MAcitiAhH'
saved by the use OF ,rupI
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM IL
eating OIL. ,.t.s
EQUAL to the best sperm oil 81 one-thlr tue p.'i
Suitable for slow or rapid machinery o! t,eI! 49,
ecripIion. Free from all impurities. hArsa,s,.
not TO heat or gun. Does not soil tns oIH.. Tt.
machinery. Every barrel warranted 70 sne A.
faction when properly used, or 70 % se.uine. nd
our expense. Il Ia free rom al grit ana guy
under the same circumstances As the osst 90 ~,
or Lard Oh, viii not beat, wear, or cut 'He '''
or bearings. .,t, .tt,
This Oh has been extensively USED III sn.S n,m
for several years past,!giyinR general saIi SAT-, ,I
and without complaint wherever piope,y n,T.
It does noe require ans peculiar treatment "
ucular care, other than 10 see that tic 81 ~
Is clean anu free from DIRT and gum oelofe '"'-
Is applied; no further CAT Is necessary 10. -,
Purchasers are cautioned That the o!i So1u - a..
differs from all other LtItrtcdttag I - &C." me
this market. We are the sole > gents mere ,o' ~
Virginia natural Petroleum Laortcaiipk
every barrel OF which sold by US beatiuS 0uL TN
thus: VIRGINIA NATURAL PsIaoEnnn 4
l.UBklCAIING OIL, PUlCELL, LAbp y
Co, Agents, Richmond Va. .r,.
This Oh 10 not Affected by extremes OF leuP,
ture stap ding alike hest or coid. IL Is, IN -.
the CHEAPEST OIL, and combines more ~ w. 81
guisites OF good labiicaior than any OH e'.''>
III this market. ,,., -.
Orders addressed to us with receive prorl. -"
teEtion. and he shippea III good tight pAeAI-t
PURCELL, LADD i CO, iIuss;s''lT.
myA x'chmo0d -
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Yes and no.
1kS NEh1 N"s
ny BERTHA II. DAVIS.


ny BERTHA II. DAVIS.
x-.s told you last night In the STAR lfht'
Wncn taking my white handto KISS
y,,n whispered in my car the sweet story
III though; love-m sking was bliss'
Thi, urorn,ng laughed at your spooning'
M.s.vs must send back the ring;
It's rather too plain for the iasnlon- ,,o thing
Blu a diamond would have been just INC ''''"A
Last night with the moon tght and music
Aud YOUR vo,c" so thriiitnyly l1w,
I really hrtc ecd that loved yoli,
And h adm the heart TO say no.
But this morning I've quite chan c" III
For think tina p Thousand q "" ncrsons
Wouidp't hardly take care OF IL ,,sr
Wncn saltns and silks are so "e"''
1t NAV do for somehow IN S"t'k''
With roses the rom snce ana hm.,
snt Cnr me hS,l rather have Jewels,
po,n, lace aud a camefs hair sha"t'
a r~,os-nve. Tom. don't think am hcar,lcss,
Rnt Won Know that a woman must I'll esS
Wv n", go sw cnul,i buy half my tincry.
Ana should die Il had 10 wear less.
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BY Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

THE VERY VALU ABLE REAL
NER BROAD AND SECOND STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-B BY request of the heirs 1t
law of the late Garland Hdnes, deceased we will
sell at auction upon the premises, on MONDAY,
18th June at 81 O'Clock z. III, the property sita-
atcd as above stated. -
rcsncc,ivcIy by August Rupert and James
Evans, and Tie adjoining Two story and attic
BRICK TENEMENTS known as 'Turner's
itaIi,~ occupied By Mr.. Hundred Mark, yielding
an aggregate rent of 81 ,oCo Ger annum.
1t fronts about Is feet on Broad street, and runs
back about l33 feet and Will be sold In suitable
parcels fronting on Broad street. unning pack loo
feet to an alley 10 feet wide. and lot fronting Is
feet on "a street, running back Us feet.
his Is regarded as one of the best business oca-
tions on upper Broad sire ct occupy Ing II does
one of the most prominent corners, and few pieces
OF property now on the market offer such induce
ments for 4 profitable investment.
TERMS VIII be maze known ut the time OF sale.
10 GRUBBS Il " lLGIAMS aucte.
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By Grubbs 81 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh. between Main and Bank streets.

rXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE VALU.
NopTH VEST CORNER OF GRACE AND
NiTETEENTH SHEETS In execution Of ~ the
last win and testament or the late wilson WI, y,
idams. / will sell at auction on MONDAY, lsth or
June. at 81 O'Clock p. III upon the premises, tbe
truly valuable and attractive property ocatea rs
above and occupied by the tejtator az The time Oh
NJ The i'm provements consist Of a large TWO.
sT0RY FRA MED DIV YELLING, containing eight
rnnms besides the basement: a tWO-story brick
ti,chep with four rooms and slate roof; stable,
The grounds are beautifully ornamented with
handsome shade and fruitt trees, howers anu snruo-
berry. g., ,,ron,eos
The lot fronts Ia feet on Grace street ana 10 zee.
on 18th street. with an alley 20 ieet "ioe Oh s "es'
side. -. ..o .t,,o ~ ,bo
sale. II. u. VIZ. lhhio' IAe1"'i a1
~GKUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucts. JeI
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HARDWARE.


FARMERS AND MERCHANTS will
Il nnd IL TO their advantage TO call and examine
our new stock Of harvesting and other mplem en- L.
IRAIN CRADLES aud BLADES GRAMS
La DIES and sNATIlS. CULTIVAToRs.
FLOWS and fLoW-CAsiISGS. Also, full
line OF small implements and farmers, HAKU-
WAKE NJ manufacturers prices,
mCGkAW DEEUGN, 1905 Franklin ST.,
ny i've doors from Old Market,
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctioneers and heal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, betty Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
" OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY !, vi AG = HS
OFLAND. ABOUT SEVEN Mills WESC OF
HiCHHOND, At ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO de-
cree entered by the Circuit Court Of the CITY OK
Richmond On The 10Th day OF November, lseo In
the chancerY suit of Undcrwood's ADMINISTRATOR
against Smith and ais, shall, on FklDA1 tie
cad day OF June 1871, At II O'Clock A. NJ: proce. a.
upon the premises TO sell at public auction to the
highest bidder q TRACT OF l. No In the county
Of Hcnrjco. about seven miles west of the city OF
Richmond, contaiuing about $50 acres, more or
less, pOn which Lucy Smith. the mother or Robt
H. a. Smith, in her lifetime resided, and which,
upon the death of the said Lucy smith, passed III
fee simple to the said Robert j. \. smith.
This farm has on It good dwelling ana out
houses. and Its proximity to Richmond renders 1t
vaiu lble. ..,
TERMS OF SALE One-fourth cash, one-fourth
on a credit of six months, one-f fourth on q circuit
of twelve months, and the remaining iourtn Oh
credit of eighteen months from the day OF SAFE,
with Interest on The deferred payments from the
day of sale. Negotiable notes will be taken e.
tho deferred payments and deed OF trust on SAID
real estate to secure The said notes.
| Ae THOMAS J. EVANS,
Special Commissioner.
GRUDEs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. V ~
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh. between Main and Bank streets.

A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AT
IA THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF mAt q
URDAY, June 10Th, at 50 O'Clock 7, NJ; we WI.
sell, upon the premises, I'll, LOT OF GRnoE :, :
situated as above. adjoining the properly OF II. vi
back on Esd street 100 feet to alley Is feet wide
The location is very good for business purposes.
TERMS: Onc-third cash balance az siA III.
Twelve months for notes, with interest added, ant
secured by trust deed. Purchaser to pay taxes
for ls7l. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
Ie Auctoneers.
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fWashington, ID. CT


By Latmer and Cleary, Auct'rs,
Successors 10 Cooper & Latimer,)
Southwest cor. Pennsylvania ave. and 18th sts'
rNTIRE EFFECTS OF WIZARDS
T. HOTEL AT AUCTION, lCQMIp,kKitsslNyGS
OYER 500 ROOMS, CON- lsilNHD IN
hhsssnRTMENT OF FRENCH-PLATE NAN
TEL AND PIER MIRR0RSi =, T IA RG
s s1rfTs IF W WAkrtaTS MARBhE-ToP CHAM,
BER FURNITURE PAINTED CHAMBEI I
UITs-BEpsTEADss, I BUREA US frp M NhfaR
HA1R MaTTREsSES, FEATHER PILLOWS
AND BOLsTFRS: AN IMMENSE ASSORr-
MEHT OF. BLANKETS, sPesEAps, S GpM.
P9Rrs N SHh EISs AcHRrA TAs1E NARbIs
TOP TABLES, ETA EREs, WINDOW,
SHADES, OILCLOTH, EXTEHs1qMS M Ah =,
c CT hhS a suPER10k coLLECTI0M. OF OF
|SILVER-PLATED WATERS, P!TGHEDsGSS;,
CASTORS, AND COB ETS: LA a.
COLLECTlON OF stt H,E. n = 4 T Y
or TABLE-CUTLEkY; AN EXTEEsIEE :! A. !
4 A1o SHiRasniRASS AND C GaocERTEs: STEAM EN-:
GiSE. TWO No. BOILERS, THREE LARGE
WORTHIEGTON FORCE-P MPS, Nan AN
Giles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mp tAITSI
UF COPPER COOKING UTENSILS, HITCH:
EN- REQ UlslTES. T0GETHER WITH
NUMEROUS SHAFfINGS, &C.-On MONDAY
o. clock, and continuing from day to day until the
whole is disposed of, we shall sell the entire eff
fccts OF Wizards Hotel, Tor account OF james
Sykes E being 9gs x he R eVsr sod n
TERMS All sums un der $780, cash of and owe,
with approved endorsed notes. bearing interest
ie5.tns LaTINER & CIEARr, Aucts.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

GEO. WASHINGTON. JESSE c. CoNNoR.
r. MALLETT.
WASHINGTON IL CO., GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l73 Gretn-
witch street, corner Courtlaudt, New ork. Con-
SHIPMENTS Of PRODUCE for sale or shipment
and ORDERS FOR PURCHASES respectfully
solicited.
Agents for the Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company. 4, >,
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u1r.,mRoLp,S EXTRACTS.
rELMBOLD'S

HELMDoLD's :
HELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLDs
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMROLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
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HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLDS
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BY J. d. Whitehead & Co..
Nos. and Fifteenth street, between Main
and Cary streets.

WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION at
w our store, 18th street. between Main and
Cary. on MONDAY, 18th instant, commencing
at half.plst 10 O'Clock A. d., LARGE M
WELL-ASSURTED STOCK OF GROCERIES,
BN.C50VESIDEs SHOULDERS, HAMS, and
COFFFE5 (Porto Rico and Itaguayra),
SUGARS. all grades;
TEAS. fair 10 choice;
ADAMANTISE CANDLES,
NJ CksREi,, ~ os. and3
HEERIhGS. new and old:
LAED. IN ticrceS and tubs;
CHEESE. English, dairy. and factory;
VINEGAR ! I'D SIRUPS,
PAKLUR MATCHES.
Bi-CAEBONhTh and SAL SODAS,
MUST. RID AND PEPPER,
WRAPPISG-"APFR, all sizes;
BROoMS, BUCKETS. &C o
N. 3. Parties wishing to add anything to this
sale can do SO up to the hour OF comm, ncins
10 J. ID. ". & co.
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EhEsM TEAS, &o.--5 chests superior
aER TTnnEEE and BLACK TEA; cases PRE-
sTh nn FL GiNGER; ENGLISH WALNUTs
A.moNDs, &c. w. q. DANDkIDGE q co.
"b"@ o27 Broad street, ,
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RESTAURANTS.
No. l.GA MAIN STREET

Is always supplied with the luxur!es OF the sea-
son-tho HESr MEATS of all kinds-FuWI.S
tame and wild-GAME OF all aorts-OYSTERS
AND FISH. All served to order In the best style.
Rates reduced-.dishes ample. Pastries or the
best. Orders for supperu and entertainments Of
the most elegant and recherche style flled IN the
most satisfactory manner.
The BAR, Us well az the table, with rates suited
to the times. 7 he best liquors always OH hand,
aud mixed drinks brswea by tho most skiufui
hand.
REFRESHMENTS served up In elegant styie In
the LADIES' SALOON, where perfect privacy
and decorum are maintained. tas7
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

V,HE VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE
L RESIDENCE ono. an ON GOVERNOR OR
TH!RTEENTh STREET. BETWEEN FRA NIX
LIN AND CAPITOL STREETS. FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-The property above referred to,
formerly occupied by the late DIR. j. II. Conway,
End now by Mr.. Hargons, will be sold NJ auctiGn,
upon the premises, on MONDAY, 18th June, at l.
O'Clock, NJ.
The dwelling has eleven rooms, besides bath
room and servants apartments, with water and
cas- throughout.
II IS finished In the best style, and in all its ap.
rointments IS 4 first class csidence.
The situation Is very pleasant overlooking the
capitol square, and The property Is particularly
desirable to aprofessional or business gentleman,
being centrally situated, within few minutes
walk of tho public buildings.
Terms at the sale
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ta1 Auctionears,