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RELIEF FOR THE WRECKED JUNIATA.-The
Secretary of the Navy this morning received
dispatch from Rear Admiral s. P. Lee, dated
Key West, Fla, announcing that the Severn
arrived at Key West yesterday morning, and
coaled with great dispatch, leaving again at 10
O'Clock last evening to relieve the Juniata,
vessel just wrecked at Cape Florida.
THE PRESIDENT and General Porter returned
here this morning from Long Branch, and will
remain in town until tomorrow evening. The
President had long conference with Commits
sioner Douglass at the Internal Revenue Office
this morning. A Cabinet meeting will be held
tomorrow, by which time all the members will
be here, except Secretary Boutwell,.
A STATEMENT has been published that the
Santo Domingo report is being sent out from
the Executive Mansion, thus implying general
distribution from the White House of the docu-
ment. The truth is that President Grant has
mailed only one copy to a correspondent who
siders that the report relieves him from former
imputations upon his character, has supplied a
Few copies to his personal friends
LOOKING INTO THE DEPARTMENTs-The
President visited the Post Office Department at
about ten O'Clock this morning, and in auire for
Postmaster General Creswell. On being told
that Mr.. Creswell was absent, he INQUIRED for
Mr.. Marshall, First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral, with whom he had fifteen minutes CONVEX
sation. From the Post Office Department he
went to the Department of the Interior, where
he had half an hours conference with Gen eral
Cowen At both departments he made numerous
inquiries touching the condition OF public affairs
under their direct supervision.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

- X. OF p.
SECOND GRAND PICNIC OF FRIENDSHIP
LODGE No. 8, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
At Germania lnewl Schuetzen Park, in Gales "A
Woods, ON TUESDAY EVENING, Septem- ~
Der s, IS7l- Tickets 20 cents admitting gen "a
tleman and ladies. Coaches will connect with LA
the cars at 7th street and New York avenue to con-
Vey persons to the grounds. Dancing to commence
at 8 o'clock.
Committee. Reeside, J. l.. Harris. A. A.
Bishop, j. Splman, w. T. Flint. au3l -2tt
A TEMPERANCE PICNIC. for the benfit of the
"A new CATHOLIC CHURCH, East Washington,
will be held at AnalOstan Island, MONDAY, Sep
TENDER 4th. Biegler's exhilaratng band will be In
attendance from a. m till Midnight. Good dinner
or supper at 20 cents. The new Barge free to TIE
Island and back from foot of High street, George
town. Tickets 20 cents; children half price. au3O4t
SCHARITY LEADS THE VAN"
a GRAND AFTERNOON and EVENING "A
PICNIC, for the benefit of ST. Joseph's Ger ~
man Catholic Church, will be given by the "a
Greenleaf Club, at Loeflers Washington City tasA
Garden,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1871.
Prize Bowling and Prize Shooting on the grounds
on the day Of The picnic.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies', SO
Cents. au2S-lw
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND scHuETzENFEsr
CONTINUED UNTIL
FRIDAY NIGHT.
COME ONE COME AIL!I aua-a
TROTTING MATCH FOR ONE HUNDRED
NatiODa Race Course to se% Cn n t3e
and ss.wssn the ls ~
'sss ssss in FIVE Sleepy RSF
OLE 9sss go ON h hHb ssnh NtsSsss'
'rH sr' mARKaITrER.s. 9TH 81
No. 4ss Seventh street 6sTsen spd streets
Also, LARGEST StosI PsPsI ISnsioss, %iDdS ,
Ring Nails, &c, in h,t the District.
Please remember Name and Number. ap2sly.
FhsHioNABIE DANCING ACADEMY.
NEW MEDICAL BUILDING, 1000 7 st., near 10th,
On VI RYsRR foE sRs ssssS2 ?!
RAYS AMP q H3gRs OF VI TU TITEITSin,ys
ana EkPiEs GLASS, HS & THURS n
Dssffss Ell shHssppkkffs and A
THURSDAYS,7: 3O to 9 D. m.
Especial Class of Ladies and Gentlemen for the
" Boston" Tuesday and Thursday, 9 to 10 y. m.
Reunion every Saturday, 7 to 10 p IN. For Ladies
and Gentlemen only; children will not be admitted.
Quired to make application for Complimentary
Season Cagd Of Admission, by post, to PROF.
Prof. s., a suitable reference should accompany the
note Of application. NOTICE.-All pupils entering
the classes during September will receive 50 less
the quarter Private tuition and tuition in schools
private families private glasses at any hour agreed
and X streets. au22-tf
II @. REICHENBACH'S PIANO STORE,
l. No. 423 llfh Street, ubore Psnnd. AreHvs
ESTABLISHED OVER 90 Years.
Sole agency for the sale of the celebrated PIANOS
Of VIM. Knabe 4 Co., Baltimore, and Wm.-
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons for sale orItVHIv
rent on the most accommodating terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. ap4-ly*
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LADIES' GOODS, &c.

SELLING AT ). HELLERs,
- us MARKET SPACE,
A complete assortment Of NATURAL CURLS and
HAIR BRAiDS. Also, fine assortment Of mi
=. HELLER,
aul6-H 715 Market Space.
A FULL LINE OF
"A RESETS,
At reduced prices. Call and see: at
:. HELLERS,
Aul6-tf 715 Market Space.
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THAT INEVITABLE REVOLUTION IN
MEXICO.

MArAMoRAs, August 25.-The Reactionists
are taking he art, owing to division among the
Liberals: The church is active, and the second
rate Leaders throughout the republic are CORES
pondingly so, and organizing for a revolution
which is deemed inevitable. The Imperialist
chief, Quiroga, is at Lardo preparing TO move
into Nuevo Leon, and his agents are purchasing
arms. He declares that the Liberals have
ruined the country. that the officials are unlver-
sally corrupt, that the taxes are ruinous life
and property insecure, and the people Disguised.
and DESTROYS of change. He saws that neither
candidate will obtain the presidency, but the
great need is a man OF conservative tendency
And Another.
MONTEREY, August IA local revolution is
emminent GaZamella, the successful guberna-
tonal candidate in the recent election, was i'm
prsoned by the present governor on a charge of
perjury. He is unable to obtain a trial, and has
appealed TO the people. The revolutionary
chief, Petro Martinez, sustained him. This
chief has 200 men, and is recruiting All par
ties are awaiting the action of the Legislature
September. Eneroga viii join Martinez in the
State fight.
Some More.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 24.-The Press has an
bounced the breaking out of a revolution in
Oaxaca, against the State government and that
Diaz is in the field with 100 men. If true, this is
aiai mlngly significant as presaging a general
revolution. insignificant riots have occurred at
various localities. In a riot against Protestants
at Morelia, seven persons were killed. Copies
Oh an agrarian law are scattered all over the
country, melting discomfort among the ignorant
A preparatory junta of members of Congress
taxes place ON the list proximo. The permanent
session commences September 16. The election
and official positions are freely offered TO Con-
gressmen for votes. Congress will act indepen-
IDENTIFY OF the vote Of the people.
- b.
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VERSAILLES, Aug. 5U--The subject OF the
dissolution of the French Assembly is settled for
the present. At a caucus held by the extreme
left, presided over by Gambetta, the party was
found so divided that it was determined to aban-
don the issue.
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THE TRADES.
TENTS AND AWNINGS.

TENTS for Sale or Rent FOR Camp Meetings,
Fairs. Festivals, &C.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par
ties.
NJ. G.. COPELAND,
Dealer in Awning Materials,
auc3 Gas Louisiana avenue
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DR.. KEYSER

Is physician OF over thirty years. expert
ence, and a graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
College, and of the University of Medicine and
Surgery Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. II. T. HEMBoI.D: Dear sir In regard to the
question asked me as to my opinion about Buchu,
would say that have used and sold the article In
various forms for the past thirty years. do not
think there is any form or preparation OF 1t have
not used or known to be used, In the various dis
eases where such medical patent would be indi-
Gated. You are aware. as well as myself, that 1t
has been extensively employed in the various dis
eases of the bladder and kidneys, and the reputa-
ton 1t has acquired in my Judgment, is warranted
by the facts.
1 have seen and used rs before stated, every
form of Buchu-the powdered leaves, tinctnre,
fluid extracts. and am not cogniz ant Of any pre-
paraton Of that plant at all equal to yours. Twelve
years experience ought think, to give me the
right to Judge of its merits, and withou. prejudice
or partiality give you precedence over all others.
value your Ruchu for its effects on patients I
have cured with 1t, and seen cured with 1t, more
diseases of the bladder and kidneys than I have
ever seen cured with any other Buchu or any other
proprietary compound Of whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO. H. KEYsER, NJ D.,
No. 40 Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
August H. 1895.
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rARDozo, FoURQuREAN & CO.

NARDOZO, FoURQuREAN & co.,
No. lcca MIN STREET.
[oppcsite post-oflce),
Have JUST OPENED an elegant stock or
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL LACEs,
LACE COLLARS,
LACE MANUFACTURERS,
LAOS, SITS, &C., &c.
New and handsome Ladies' and Gents
Me- KITES,
IN endless variety.
FANCY EANi KERCHIEF BOXES,
PLAIN AND HEMsTiTCHED
HANDKERCHlEFs.
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS,
new styles;
together with the most varied assortment or
- GGOUs SUITED TO THE HOLIDAYS
they have ever offered.
LACE COLLARS AND HANDKERCHIEFs,
from &c. to gas.
CARDozo, ToURQUREAN 6 GO.
Idp 161
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HELMnOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
4 'pERMANEyrUURE or sRAVE1
CT TWELVE HEARsssTANDIEG- J,
STONE PASSED AND TO .a
q. 80 s-gE ,A BIG SEEN. &pI- it5at
RuRrsIpE, CONN, Dec. Is, 1860.

$3.50 BURNSIDE, CONN, Dec. Is, 1850.
Or. Helmbo,d:,
s Dear Sir,-It lie with much pleasure that write
you upon facts respecting myself. do not know
hardly how TO express myself. have been LOT Inc
last ten or t~eve years the greatest sufferer man
could be and live but more sometimes than otnefs
The complaint was the Kidneys" and "bladder."
Have consulted doctors both In Massachusetts a76
this State, and taken pills. may say, by the quar
also uquored medicines; but found no Keller
from any, and, got worse the last SIX mon; hs.
I was SO that , / could scarcely get about
could not rest night or day. p II. would
soon have been "all up with me If I
had not seen your advertisement In the Berkshire
Courier headed "Kidneys." ! read II through
ana thought would try IT, purchased bottle,
but, mind you, had not much faith in It, why
should 7, when had been trying SO m any things
and cost me so much Well. 1 began taking II ana
before had taken the first bottle felt bad but
finished II ana got another. BY the time TOOK
half OF the second still got worse (apparentl3).
" hen walked It seemed as If my right Kidney
was falling from its place, and felt really oao.
felt 30 before had flushed the second that bsd
made up my mind it was no use trying any more !;
and all this time the sBuchu " was doing It's wor
bnt did not know 1t, SO gave 1t up and went 70
Hartford, to one OF the best DOCTORS IN she elty.
He said 1t was the neck Of the bladder. and should
have TO uD1ergO All OIcT AiC SasS iAiS h'SNA
cine, and 1 went home quite down-hearted. On
Sunday was unable to 20 to church. 1had not
taken any of his medicines, but on my return con-
tinued using ttBuchu," and late in the afternoon
OF that day Ipassed the ugest stone or gravel you
ever saw, covered over with little pieces which col
lected together. It looks the color OF a mud tur-
tie, and hard as flint. 80 you see the "Buchu "
was doing Its work, although / was feeling so
badly. 4 procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others; but since that passed, which ID
eight weeks ago last Sunday. have been as wen
as ever was In my life. have The stone secnreiy
wrapped, ne those who have seen It In this place
are surprised. This is a true story OF my case,
and Won are welcome to make such use Of my name
as you think proper. am pretty Well known IN
Berkshire; also in Connecticut. The ADVERTISE
ment saved me. Why not publish more? The
SPRINGFIELD Republican is widespread paper.
II any one wishes to see this wonder they can
do 40 I could write oil day, but 1 think have
said enough for this time, rs remain, ever your
weil-wisher EDWARD IL. HOH ARD,
Paper. aker, Burnside, Hartford county, CT.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARM IN HALIFAX .CCENTY.-By wire
tue of de, d OF trust executed on The s,h day OF
/ ugust. 1850, by Jas. A. soon and F. B. Moon
and heir wives to Willism &. Pes dl"ton and j. n.
Gordon, tru.tees, for the purposes therein namer,
soh Jaw of @ I ISL, Ie fair on or the
Gny therea.rsr. on the premises. at u O'Clock NJ :,
at public anct.an, ths TRACT oFLAED In said
James A. Moan now esidss. and which the late
alfred Blanks SOLE 10 the said Mon. lying ON the
norh ide OF sn In the rognsy OF Hslifs
ed by the 'nds OF III late Richard Logan and Dr.
q. =. Fleming. $500 '-@
This farm is in one of The best neighborhnods In
the county. convenient 70 churches, about eight
miles from the Ricimond and Dsnyille railrnad.
he Irp,ryrmeots c insist Of 2 good FRAMED
best style End IN perfect repair, beautifully 10.
Gated aud al Dece lTary out-ouildings and about
twcnty "her butidlnrs, such as tenant houses and
hEr OF young apple End peach trees on the lace.
Tee sell Is good, and adapted 70 the growth OF
aud rrBACCO, and is now Ia the h CHEST state Of
Improvement. Said TO be the hest whea It land In
Halifax. --..--~
market. 1t is but eight m les from. scottsburg
depot. on tn. kichmend and Dsnvllle railroad,
with aplendtd turnpike road to It. There are
land on the place, zoo OF which are Dan river
low grounds or ,hs very rest quality the residue
is forest. a large portion OF the pl4ce Is in fine
clover. -. sss ID.
Ith.s ltteT heen divided into two tracts, and
will be sold either as whole or RS two tracts, to
suiI purchasers
TERMS The deed requires the property to be
sold for cash sJfli irnt 10 pay fl the deed.
The itic Is pertect. Pnrch se's are Invited to
examine the prep ritz. Jsmes A. Noon will tkc
pleasure la showing the property 10 any who MAY
wish TO X smit with u view Of purchasing. Pos
ses, i0a viii be given at once.
For further information, spply to either OF the
tru ,tees, ut 1Nnchbueg. Va.
J.N. GUHDHN. lr.r.,oo.
WM. &. PENDLETON, ifu''ee"'
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i ,- ~ by arubbsA b fTifltarhs, ~
Real Estats Agents and Aafcsioneers.
/, Eleventh. be.wcEn Main and Batk streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE Of THE
F0RTY-TWts A s.t Il; Above RIcHNsiN
AT AUOTIoN.-Ire execution OF q tecteA OF the
CiIcu,t Court of ;Gaoehtsnd, entered 9Th eepts.
1870 ffi ths case OF Hefth w. Elemlna, anu IN
eases OF Other eIaintrfYs w. same, ne SIu sell at
auction upfrl the pfefntses, fsepectIyeiy be2in-
ming at II o'clock M. rn sATU6GhY. 18th jan.
ls7i tir fafr: II t, then on the FIRST fair day
fherenfier) tbeifSilowing valuable lands Owned by
the estate Of Tarleton Fleming: decessed lying
the county OF Goochland, on James River, about
4, miles above ire city of Richmond ~ 81. r
LIT. The West View estate, OF 79s acres, smbra,
npIsnd and creek iats, aud 22s acres In woods.-
The improvem. nis are q FRAMED DWELLING,
small bu. comfortable, snd The 1snai ont-hp1id-
ings the most OF which are very superior
2d. 7 he reversfon In that part OF "MAnpsViffe,''
adjoining The above which bag been set apart 70
Mrs; Fleming ss her aoTss + embraces Isa scsss
FD HIGHLAND. and y bout l2s acres In woods.
The DWELLING II large and well arranged, and
the out-build1ngs are numerous and good.
sd bout 400 acI es IN woods, being part Of the
MaTlosyllle tract. This VIII peaoldin fee.
We invite attention to the snle OF these atds as
they are regarded as equal 80 1he best that re-
zion, so famed for their PRODUCT Seness. A.. -
TERMS :Gasf, suffc etIt to pay expenses OF sale
and OF suit; the balance on q 81 edit Of one tvo,
three aud four years, for bonds Or notes with IN.
teresr added, md good pers,asl SECURITY; but the
re1uite N ent of securit tpensed with upon
the payment BY putchaseffof the first instaIment
In cash. Nate D.LhAhEISs -
j II. GUY. ..,r.rar , Com,rs.
.4 +. -. IRVING. } 80,
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. kuctioneers.
4, a. 9Th S#.f -aa~ss
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AUCTIOa. sALEs-Fufure Dayz...s
By Grubbs Q Williams, .sl4 AZ
= Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Slain and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL


" Estate IN HENRICO COUETY.-In ex-
ecutfon OF decree OF the Circuit Court OK Hem
rico county entered 9Th November, 1870. In the
case of Haryeys williams vs.. Ma chir, the under,
signed, commissioners thereby appointed will sell
at auction at the office Of GrnbSs & Willis ms In
the city Of Richmond. on FRIDAY, the goth day
OF January. 1871. ar II yoiclack b.. the Interest
Of said Machir. or so much thereof rs may be
necessary to discharge the claim OF the IlAint.fs
with interest and cost Of suit and sale in and to
the following LANDS in Henrjco county:
Lat. The FARM on the Williamsburg Turnpike.
about two miles below Richmond containing o.
ael-loo0 acres. with dwelling and the usual out
buildings thereon. formerly owned by Joseph d.
White. 80
I'd. A IRA CT OF $50 acres more or less, on the
White Oak swamp, adjoining the lands OF 9ohn
OF ? and others. .rz
The interest of said Machir in said lands Is one
undivided moiety, subject to some prior claims
thereon, the amount OF which will be ascersaineo
and stated on the dsv OF sale. -...-.. n.
twelve months for bonds, with good security bear,
ing interest AZ SIX per CENT Title retained u1 1n
1871. " W6oP4 snIIhpMIss, JR'' oom'rs.
GRCRBS b WILLIAMS, Aucts. j. s-1o1
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pRY GOODS.
xsr,cRwS1,b C Kouss,, -

FauoKwa1I { Kouss, -
~ - -. : - No. ,o,a MAIN 3TREET.
cnRIsrMss! CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS FOR THE LADIES. -
pEEsENTs FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS -
PRESENTS FOR THE BABIES.
EpRESEhTs FOR EVERYBODY.
We have Just received from the Now ORR AUG.
lion rooms large and beautifui aesoftilieh' VI
Drr4s GOODS and NOTIONS-many;o OF them
loo, Than half pr,ccall OF them too cheap to stay
g,ersn. BhLMoRAL GRAPE, eoc., worth 81;
PLalD rCfLINS
!, ITsysRn SHIRTS. 81 IS;
'srse Ell S'f fps for ladies' Misses and
Infants. nc half price;
bADIEs HATS fashionable and pretty, only
H1isH, n ma Sis sslEs sx44;cHErs,
~ AZ and TRIMMING RIBBONS, =
yFLv..T andyELyETEEE RIBBONA -
fsAIISs ard vELyETs ON TIE BIAS all
nca SSifui WAX DcELs for the little girls;
wATERPKooF CLOTH, only ssc.;
PLAID ! hAWLs, only sec. .L-.I.
FUKs! FURs! FURs FURsi ,o,.
B Sfs k TT RTSHEs, 81; SPOOL COTTON. ic.
WORSTED BRAIDs, &C.;
A full line Of DOmESTICS;
Gcut's BRITISH SOCKS, 30c: ,,n,s1
Best Ladies': Misses, and lnfants' hhtiA'n
HOSIERY;
FLOOR OlL-CL0TH. s.,
CARPETS. CARPETS! as 81
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EAS1AnSAso 6AAND IAN ksAtIi
Al huAD.-ps S3EsGKB nCHEDULs:
GofSG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .anu DanvI:ic p,a-
tenScr3 leave Richmond italy ;Gxcnyi SGunaysj
u s:l6 A. 81; leave Barkrv.lc ,afly akc"p: san.
tays) at !. NJ. arrive q, Danvie daJ, lex.
sept SLndaYsy - b:5s L. Ia. TuhJJ4F 4 L
AID ExPREsS leaves G;chmUcG DALI 4. 20.
P. "a; iesves Eauvtlle daily 40 rs A. H.: arriggs
u afeans .orG' aally hr :05 i. q.
tOIHC NoETU--i.ynchD0rg and u1nyii!g la.
3ebgers leave DaaVille daily ,0LGcpl SCnG.i j ~.
: 10 h 81. .cavs Rur&eyllie daily terccp. ST..
.aysl A. l T. a.i arrive At hichnDuG t4i,y
except SunLsys) 1t 3:3s L. Nj, THROUGH .AIi.
AND IMPRESS leaves Greensborc' Gaiiy :. is
A. NJ; leaves Danyilie daily At 3.Ss 4. ;. ar.
r!Yes - RicnmcDG dali Al ll:C6 A. II.
The LYnctbnrg and DsngSlla Passenger Train
oonnecss ct 3urkeviHe vito the ira.aI Ua the
Southsid. road for Petersburg, Eor.ola, ..ya-u-
ourg, spd all otations On the SoIthsida a9G T!r.
GINA IND Tcnnessee railroads, Bristol, sgor-
7ille, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, hsn pals
snd all important points South aud South YEA.
lie Through Mail ana Express cpGl 3sta
i! Greensboro with the trains On The North .aso.
tina road for Charlotte, Colnmb!s- Augusta, ~
,annsh, Macon, MoDlla- Montgomery, Re, Gp.
and at Richmond with The Richmond, Frederi,As-
urs and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, enc
aicbmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS and CHlLE9'S PATEST-
DECLINING CHA1RS ON the through express
Train. g.. 81 ~ THOMAS DODkMFAD %,
ee y \. ..asfaa sat. . superintendent.
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BY Grubbs & Wtlliams,
Real Estate krsuss sud Apctionesr2.
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

4 sSIGNEE AND TRUSTEES SALE
n OF A TBRs HISTORY RRlCK STORE IN
EAST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH ST, EEAR TO
MAIN, AT AUCTION.-Iu purs uance of an or
der of the District Court the United states made
n re John ~ AIDE 50. K. Gautborn, the undersigned
will sell at arction, upon the premises. on MO :.
property above scrtbed now occupied by ). d.
Whitehead & Go. The building Is 20 by 80 zee,
and runs back to sn alley 3 sig feet vide rms
property is loo, ted I'm tue heart of The business
part Of he city.
TERMS: | ne-third cash; balance at ttS and
Twelve month s for mates, with interest aeded ana
title retained until the notes are y Id. s.@s,t
- - - A. A. HUTCHESDE,- Assignee
II. A. CLAIBuRNf, Trustee.
"a O 131SSl6 4t -ssr
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By james NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Office No. lilo Main street

EOUR VACANT LOTS ON SOUTH
Il SIDE OF CLAY STREET, A SHIFT DIS
rAECE ABOVE BUCHANAN SPSING, FOB
SALE At AUCTION.-Will be sold on THURS.
DAY, the 18th day Of January, 1911 on the preml-
se5 at4 ocnck pm. the LOTS describa d above.
ffonting Oh Clay street 80 feet and running back
lis fe,t.
TRIMS: Cne-four:h cash ; the balance at SIX
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured tya deed of trust.
JAMsS ii. TAYLOR, Auctr.
ALSO.
For sale, privately, FORTY ACRES OF WOOr
LANp. two miles above Richmond, near tie Fair
Grounds. ji9