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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-15

Sharp Roy-The Hail storm-Loose
SAuK RAPIDS, June ~, 1871.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-On tho arrival of the
passenger train a. this place on Saturday
noon, q boy orawled out from under ca!..
where he had ridden to save paying fare.
On Thursday, Two men from st.. Cloud
hitchcd their horses in front of Woods So
loon AMI went in to got drink-of water.
When they came out, their team ives not to
be seen. The horses had broken loose, and
whether found yet or not cannot tell.
Mr.. E. s.. Hall is erecting two-story
frame dwelling, s2x20, with wing and L.
The hail storm at this place on Friday
was accompanied by violent wind: Lum-
Der piles were tossed about; wagon was
carried quite distance and many win
dows facing the West we're broken.
Our people want regular, old-fashione d
Fourth Of July celebration. D. R.
LEoTuREs.-A series of lectures will be
delivered in the Methodist Church of this
place, commencing Monday evening at g..
O'Clock P. n. Subject ''Prophecy as it re-
lates to the immediate future destiny OF the
nations Of the earth" Proposition: ''The
certain downfall Of monarchy, and the I'M
limited expansion of American democracy
until system of Independent united
states shall cover the earth" The subject
will be illustrated by charts.
G. THOMPSON.
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H1aHEsr PRICE FOR WHEAT.

Farmers will take notice that Jos. Ede'-
brock pays the very highest price in cash
for Whext.
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IS lsatlomssy Wet sell only for cash.
s tsvy they ssll ohsapsr than other
&, 0hanta. -: e
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painful Acc1DENT.-On last Friday
evening, while Mr.. Odell Ellis. of Winnie
bago Prairie, brother-in-law Of Mr.. J. F..
Stevenson, Of this city, was putting q re-
volver, handle downward, in side pocket,
one barrel was discharged. The ball en-
tered the right side of his neck, and lodged
on the left side among the muscles. At
latest accounts, it had not yet been ex-
tracted.
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Pork,
Lard,
Hams, and
Shoulders.
In quantities. to suit, It
.=~ D. NJ. 9. MURPHY & CO.'S.
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Marx D. Ledbeater, one Of tho old set
tiers Of St. Cloud, is at Hamilton, Montana
Territory. We know, because We have
just received $500 from him for TIE Joul.
NAL ..-.....-...
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Nice cool nights. Editors and other
people with good consciences can sleep well.
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W. Tenvoorde is paying the highest
eash price for wool. Call on him before
selling. ..s. ] B. 6. ST.,
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SAvEA ToL1Al!-Josephiue Kid gloves,
of the best make, are selling at Pickit &
Abbott's for $1.6O-worth $3.50. Ike,
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Tho Mississippi is very low; and the
boys 90 in swimming ION an average) six
times Q day.
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Canned fruits Of oil kinds also.
4 srossries. wines and liquors, at 81 s.
!, q. Alllx 4 Russ111's.
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Picked salmon, the INCEST thing in The
market, at Morse's. ..a. ..5.,
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=, -1at o. eases ore already on the
a eflsesf 81 next term Of the District
z;ossfe p sburne county. Amiable
: AsisAbssiS thatl Judge uamlin and
Hen. q: N4ttdon, Of this city, are tho At.
tSrasya II ri The cases. :
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-. join B. Marvin, Of this city, vrot.
from Salt Lake City, in January last. Of
Ais arrival st that. place, and Of his inten-
ton to start for homo in few days. Since
then nothing has been heard from him,
sad biz friends are becoming uneasy.
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THE MARKET .

IL .- Is.
ST.. CIouD, juno Is, 1871.
Wheat-but little coming in. Prices to-
day No. y SLOT ); No. q. $1.02.
. Oats command 46c. 1& & =.
Corn, shelled, G5a70c. E.a
Barley-very little demand may be
quoted at 50a55c. ,0.'-,'' 2.
Rye, $50. ....... ......~.....s.
Bran is worth SIS per ton, and scarce.
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at So: @ 49,. 4
Beans, $3.50 to $500, according to
quslity.
Potatoes,- retail at GOO; light call.
Cheese -Minnesota, zoe; New York, 25c.
Butter-l6s20c. -.
Eggs, loo.
Wool, 400. ... ..
Dry maple wood is worth $4s$4.60 TO,
full cord; green maple, oak, 80, $4s$4 rs
tamarac, $3.50.
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srs indebted to Mr.: Albert Smith
for basket Of ane large strawberries
Our thanks are also due Mrs. E. D. Strong
for . present Of . quantity Of tho same
luscious fruit. And, later, ws have received
ffom Mr.. I'd. Bloomfield, Of 81. Paul, lot
ef the largest and finest strawberries we
have ~ seen. ,..
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Stevenson & Co. received this week .
lot Of castings from Pittsburg, for the man
ufacture Of stoves, plows and hcllow-ware
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40 to Smiths Grocery for flour family
groceries, d. 81, @zse:ss L:
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p. II. Dam has made for THE JOURNAL
Job Office cabinet as neat and substantial
a. those made in Chicago.
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Sugars, teas, eofses, spices, pepper,
ginger and every thing. At q, .ss.s.s... . e. r
$asess.ss. -AIIIx l. Russr1n,s-
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AEEKER COUNTY.

Crops-Frcak Of : ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
abouts OF Murtlcrcrs--A New Demos.
thcnes-Chnnges. 81 IS
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Mink No. 1.....$2 90 to 4.5OI Raccoon 50
Otter......... 600 to 1901 Martin 300 to 10 90
Fisher 90 to 7O0 lao
Vol. erne..... 800 to Cross Fox 90 to 800
Wolf-Timker ESQ to DOL Silver Grey p. to O.O
Bear IL WI Lynx 44V
Cub Dear.......s 3OOtO 5.0Si Gad. or 30
Beaver. per lb...... LOO skunk
Deer Skins. per lb 20 t. 25 Winter Rat... to IL
Hides, dry II Spring Rat...... IL to IL
Hides, green ......" OF
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Summer dress 60 eds, ehaHls, parasols,
&C., at cost, at Richardson's 1. y Ed
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumbago, Sciati-
CO, Pam in the Back and Side Snrains,
Stiff Joints. Frozep Limbs, Chill
blains, Cuts. Wounds, Bruises
Burns, Scalde. Fever
Sores, Tooth Ache. Ear
Ache. Head Ache,
no difference how
bad nor what
it proceeds
from.
Chspped Lips, Chopped Hands, Stings of
Bees, Bites Of Poisonous Insects. and in
fact all OF the external Pains and Aches
that the human family is heir to, by rub
bling it freely on the part affected; without
fric, ion.
For Tooth Ache, saturste little cotton
with it and place it in the hollow Of the
tooth and for Ear Ache, drop two or
three drops Of it into the ear affected,
And all Pain will Instantly Cease.
PREPARED and Sold BY the lnpentor and Pro-
prist0r,
ALFRED NESMITH,
At his Laboratory,
3sa6 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
And all Druggists and Dealers Every.
- where.
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ALI varieties Of picked fish, and every
thing for the table, At zMorse's.
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1MrRovEM1Nrs.-Rev. Campbell has bull

IMPH0VEMENT4.-Rev. CampOeW nus 0M1It
quite an addition to his residence.
NJ. Becker hos also made an addition.
E. o. Garrison is doing likewise.
Prot. Sprague has his new residence on
Welles avenue nearly completed. The
Plastering is said to excel anything yet
seen in the upper country.
Hon. H. L. Gordon is having the founda-
ton laid for his new residence, on the same
street. 1t viii be, Judging from the plans,
quite q handsome building.
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-Rossnbergsr Bros, are putting in q
now hay.scales by their store.
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LUMBER MARKET.

ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.
Corrected for TIE JOURNAL, by D. II. G. Murphy O.
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AL kinds Of canned goods, oheac, At
Smith. GrVeery.
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p,siss,.sto,r,lAI.:-Dr. 4. E. ssnkl,r and Nj

sPERsoxAI.-Dr a. E. senklsr and Nj
R. Scott loft on Tuesday. as delegates for
St, Johns church, to attend the Diocesan
Convention which met in St. Paul yester-
day. .s ~5
Mr.. Henry Cook. Of Evansville, was In
town this week on his nay TO purchase new
goods. Mr.. G. is doing quite successful
business at Evansville. and emigrants, as
we'll as settl ers in the neighborhood, will
6nd it Of advantage to give him Gall
Maj. NJ. L. Norton, of LIE Sank, was in
the city on Mon day.
At the Homeopathic Convention in St.
Paul last week, DR.. Weber, Of this city,
was elected one ofthe Vice. Presidents for
the ensuing year. zg '.. ....
Sank Centre has poured itself into St.
Cloud this week. We notice in town Chas.
Walker and N. II. Miner. attorneys at law
John Dennis, Deputy Sheriff ; E. l.. Wright,
Of the Sank Centre House; and Capt. 8.
NJ. Bruce, B. Stiles, L. Tubbs and NJ,
Bedell, "honest yeomen."
Surveyor General Brown was in the city
this week.
Mr.: 8. W. Turner, Of Fort Abercrombie,
was in town on Monday.
Mr.. A. Larson has gone to Willmsr.
Mr.. J. J. Green, editor Of the St. Antho-
ny Democrat, was in town on Friday. He
took to St.Anthony the remains Of his child,
buried here about year ago.
Mr.. J. Picket and family returned on
Tuesday evening from New York.
Lieut.. J. R. Howard, the agricultural
implement man of Sank Centre, is in town.
He has just received car load of Marsh
Harvesters.
Maine Prairie is fully represented in
town this week. Court is what's the mat
ter.
Mr.. Henry Rosenberger returned on
Tuesday evening from trip to Alexandria.
CRoPs.-Reports from different parts of
the country represent the crops as looking
tolerably well, but needing rain.
CASE BALL.-On Saturday the second
match game between the Normals and
Unions was played. The former were
victors, by score Of SO to 80.
On the same afternoon, the North Star
and Atlantic clubs played test game. The
score stood 80 to 81
FuRs.-D. NJ. G. Murphy & Co. shipped
on Tuesday to St. Paul, $4,000 muskrat
skins. They received yesterday from Fort
Abercrombie an invoice OF 2 500.
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Boots and shoes are going Of q Pickit
& Abbotts Il helt:pfiss, tos psk.
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Locke, for seq sec "a T 1922 R % " $3.50
A. w. BUSH,
DEALER IN FINE
WATCHES 4 JEWELRY
ST. CLOUD.
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
IN THE CITY.
A. Full Assortment of
WALTHAM, ELG1N,
UNITED STATES,
and HOWARD
WATCH ES.
in Gold and Silver Gases, constantly on
hand.
Swiss & English Watches
In Great Variety.
RICH, SOLID GOLD
j Ew ELRY,
OF VERY DESCRIPTION
Solid. Sterling Silver
SPOONS, r..
NAPKIN RINGS,
CARD CASES, &c.
A complete assortment Of ROGERS
, Plated Ware;
CONSISTING OF
TEA SETS,
CAKE BASKETS,
CASTORS, &C., &c.
GOBLETs, CUPS, sc
A large Stock Of -:
Table Cutlery,
=. Just received. -.
Plated Dinner and Tea Knioes, Car
ving Kniueeqad Forks, CaN Bells,
&C., de-, &c.,,
A splendid stock Of the Celebrated
SETH. THOMAS CLOCKS,
The Best, and Caeopest Clock EOer Made.
|AFEW VERY FINE POCKET KNIVES
.sPECTACLEs, AND EYE GLASSES,
in gold, silver, and steel bows.
Don't fail to look through my stock be-
II before psrchasing etse'ohere:
Goods sent to any. part Of the
country by mail or express.
ORDERS FROM A DISTANCE WILL
RECElV1 PROMPT AND CARE.
- - Full ATTENTION. zr
ALL KINDS, or
Repairing and. Engraving
~ EXECUTED IN rue BEST MANNER. i
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
A. W. BUSH, .
St.. Cloud, June !, 187l.sss ssss=s. 9
EDWIN NJ. WRIGHT, :.
"A + Q RN Ely AT = A. W
OGee IL Belp ! Block, 81. Gvmai. Street,
s sr.oLouo, A1NNEsor
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when are we TO have street sprink-
Ter I It 10 needed badly enough.
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BENTON COUNTY.

Sharp Roy-The Hail storm-Loose
Team.
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INV METHoD.-We were shown this
morning pound and half of nice
butter secured from one quart Of crea m
which had been poured into . sack (previ-
ously wet) and buried in the ground three
days. It was Of excellent flavor. and the
quantity was about double what would
have been obtained by the ordinary meth
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL. On next Tuesday
evening the ladies of St. Johns church will
give fair aud festival q, Schwartz & Theis'
Hall. Strawberries, ice-cream, &c., in
abundance. All are invited.
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]. Cheap for cash, IS the way goods are
sold at Smiths Grocery.
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0Acial Paper Of tho City.
"A rood rain would DO acceptable.

wild Strawberries are becoming plenti-
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FuRs.-D. NJ. G. Murphy & Co. shipped
on Tuesday to st. Paul, $4,000 muskrat
skins. They received yesterday from Fort
Abercrombie an invoice OF $500.
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The Sank Valley road is much more need
ed. and would pay four-fold better, than
the other.
TEMpERAxcE.-Rsv. DR.. John Quigley
will preach and lecture on Temperance at
the NJ. E. church, in this city, on Sunday,
tho 18th inst, at half palf past 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and 8 P. M. Go and hear this vet
Gran in the Tempera nce cause.
Ho =! FARxERs.-Grovsuor has just re-
ceived car load Of Meadow King Mowers;
also, Of Holllngswor,h sulky Rakes; also,
. car load Of Little Champion Reapers.
FRESH ARR1vAL.-J. w. Tenvoorde has
just opene large stock of dry goods. to
which he would call the attention Of pur-
ohasers. Also, complete assortment of
fresh family groceries. al Of which will be
sold At the lowest figures. -"
SAVE your NoxEY.-To learn how, read
tho advertisement Of the Home Shuttle
Sewing Machine in this issue 1t is highly
recommended. and is sold very low. Mrs.
P. Lamb 10 agent At St. Cloud.
FouxD.-A purse containing money.
The owner can have the same by calling at
Mercer's jewelry store and paying for this
notice.
SAvIA roL1Al!-Josephine Kid gloves,
of the best make, are selling at Pickit l.
Abbott's for $1.6o-worth $3.50. .s;;a., ~
Marx D. Ledbeater, one Of the old set
tiers Of St. Cloud, is at Hamilton, Montana
Territory. We know, because We have
just received s.. 90 from him for TIE JouR-
NAL. g. 80. .r.,..-. IS.
Fruit jars, the Hero and other stand
ard brands, lower than ever before sold in
this city, at Boyd's. -
"A little son Of Mr.. VIM. Capple has
saved, in two years, $110 in fve-cent
pieces. He took his box-full to the bank
on Monday and exchanged the nickels for
currency. ~ s.. ... 81, { L.. = sz..s u
Remember to 80 to L,mperich's for
pure soda water, ice-eold, aud Of any
flavor: S3,.:.s5 ssss.ss. II ~. >..=...a%,ss.
lin the court room yesterday, g. "A.
Drumming, Of Richmond, member Of the
grand jury, was seized with ft. For a
half hour he5lay as rigid as marble, and
has not yet fully recovered.
| Picked salmon, the incest thing in The
market, at Morse's. :s55 si.s.
Summer dress 60 eds, ehaHls, parasols,
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Costly ExPERIMENTs.-Reade who have
enjoyed Mr.. Sparrowgrass's account Of his
rural experiences, will relish the following
stories, told by the New York correspon-
dent of the Rochester Democrat
knew wealthy commission merchant
who was seized with Il frenzy for country
life, and for a while was delighted. He put
up house and out-buildin-s in handsome
stvle, and he saw that rs long Us they were
driving the work he could enjoy it. Just
rs soon as the whole establishment was
complete he perceived that he could not
endure country life. The excitement was
all over, and he moved back to the city
without loss of time. This man was wise,
and his rural experiment only lasted one
season. One Of these gentlemen farmers
invested $4,000 in an enormous barn and
out-houses. After all was finished, it was
discovered that the wonderful barn was
unfit for cattle, because it was too tight,
and excluded fresh air. In experiments
such as these enormous sums are wasted.
after which the gentlemen farmers return
tp the rity
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by Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera,
1919 Main Street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT, WITH
4 FRAME STORE AND A BEAUTIFUL
FRAME COTTAGE ADJD1h ING THEREON,
SITUATED ON THE WEST LINE OF MON.
ROE, BETWEEN CATHERINE STREET A ND
BROOK AVENUE, AT AUCTION by virtue
of a deed of trust from L. r. Chiles, trustee OF
Mary e. Edwards, the wife Of j. ID. Edwards, snd
j. D. Edwards to me as trustee for Rowland anu
Jones, dated the 10th day of December, 1887, duly
recorded I'm The clerks Office of the Richmond
Hastings or Ch,ncery Court in ID. Is. s5, Is. (. $685.
shall In execution of the provision OF SAID trust
deed at the request of said Rowland Jones sell
public auction, on the premises, on FRIilAf 2lst
day of April. 1871, at a O'Clock z. NJ: that truly
valuable Let, with nice FRA hE SIohE, Win
a dwelling over same, and a neat FRAME COL
TAGE adjoining containing five rooms. located
ms above described, having front of 374 feet on
the west line OF Monroe street, and running back
between parallel lines depth OF $50 feet, m re or
less. Each of the houses are now occupied by
good tenants al a fair rent. and will be cold a5
whole or sub-dlvided to suit Purchasers, should
they desire.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray the ex-
penses of sale and to discharge certain ncgo-
tiyhle note of ~, 600. dated the 10Th December,
1857. with interest thereon amounting to about
1853. ii; the residue of the put chase money OH
such time and terms as the said T.. T. Chies, trts-
tee of Mary F.. ECwaI DIS, shall prescribe and d.
rect or, on his failure to give such direction on
such time and in such way as the said trustee may
deem hest and prorer.
WIN. l. CLOPT)N, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME BROTHER. Auc-
tIoneprs ap10
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"No MoRx INTELLIGENT WOMAN EVE"
Irvrp."-The Citizen has this bit OF run.
Is II one of Mr.. Rooscveit's congressional
experiences?
ETbst old fellow" said q Democratic
member OF Congress, referring TO one OF
his opponents who is no great favofite gem
cra|lv. sis not so bad after all there is
something good about him, and his dauRh-
ter is charming girl. l was appointed on
a committee 10 examine the coal deposit
"f the eastern slope Of the Alleghanics,
and we stoppcd at his house. We ar
rived sooner than was expected, and
he had not come in; but his daughter was
there and received us. She is one OF the
brightest girls ever saw. Her father being
away, she welcomed us at once, and was so
pleasant that We felt ut home before we had
been in the house ten minutes. She is just
one of the rleasantest, most intellectual
women In the country. OF course she bad
TO do the honorS, and invited us into u
back room, and there was the table set out
with brandy, rum, whiskcy, hot water,
sugar. lemons, gum syrup, ice, aod every
thing that was needed. tell You no more
intelligent woman ever lived. Not thing
was forgotten she had remembered every
thing. She Is one Of the most highly edu-
Gated and most thoroughly refined women
in the world. She asked us to sit down and
entertain ourselves till her father came in ;
Just 10 help ourselves that everything was
on the table and at our service. And so IL
was there was not the least thing forgot
ten. All that could be wanted was pro
vided. oh, there is no doubt about 1t she
is q most charming girl, and her father L
not bad fellow after ill !"
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Anctionear,
Office No. ITO Main street.

rs'RUSTEE'S SALE OF A LOT OF
L ROUND. WITH A LARGE BRICK
SIDE GF BAKER STREET. NEAR ST. JOHN
STREET, All AUCrION.-By virtue OF deed of
trust executed to me rs trustee on the ed day If
November 1852, to secure the payment of GER
tain negotiable note therein described. default
having heen made In the payment thereof. and be:
ing required so TO do by the beneficiary In said
deed mentioned, shall proceed to sell on TUES
DAY, the 25tb OF April, 1871. OH the premises, at
S O'Clock P. NJ, the property conveyed in said
deed, being lot of ground fronting i74 feet on
Baker street and running back irregularly about
100 feet, upon which lot there Is Il large brick
dwelling.
TERMS: Cash for enough to pay expenses Of
sale and one-thrd of the purchase MONEY, and the
balance at four and eight months, for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured by d. ed Of trust
an 20 jas. NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
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By Paine & Co., Auctionecrs.

By Paine & Co., Auctionecrs.
T ,ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE IT. SALE
FRESH SPRING GOODa.
On WEDNESDAY,, the goth instant, commence
Ing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell ut our warehouse
very large and attractive assortment OF entirely
fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS.
now receiving, comprising great variety of new
and desirable goods, suited to spring ana summer
sales:
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALS,
consisting of every variety, for men, women,
misses. boys, anu children among which are many
prime city-made goods;
$50 dozen MEMS and BOYS BATS,
of newest styles, embracing Wool, Fur, Casai
mere, Panama, Canton Straw, and Palm-Leaf
Hats of every ricty.
ALSO,
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
SMALL WARES, In variety;
CANTON MATING,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
OIt-CLOTHS, &c.
ALSO,
An invoice OF new and desirable
URESS GOODS;
the whole to be sold without reserve.
We invite the particular attention OF country
merchants to this sale, rs The stock Is large ana
their wants and will be sold In lots to suit.
PAINE II CO., Auctloneers.
Richmond, April 10th, ISL.
aD 2O-d6tEswE