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MYST5aIoU S DISAPPEARANCE.

About four months since Mary Ann Eustace left
or was decoyed from her home, NO 26 Second ave.
nue, since which time her parents have not seen or
heard from her. She is fifteen years OF age, has
black hair ana eyes; Is delicate IN appearance. and
about four feet seven or elsl; inches height. When
she eft her home she wore ignt felt hat trimmed
with brown velvet. black shawl with red border, and
brown aealns dress with red stripe Her relatives
are, OF CO urse almost dis -ac aud eagerly await
any Information cQacernlIlg her,
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the flLKlhS TRIAL.
ALBANY, March IL,

ALBANY, March IL, 1871.
Several more witnesses were examined In the
FilKns case to-day, but nothing OF Importance was
eltcited The evidence was then closet. and the
court adjourned TIL Monday when the prisoners
counsel WIZ sun ~"
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when You Feel n Cough or Bronchial AfTec-
tion creeping 90 tho lnogs take AYERS ChkRRY PEO
TQRAL aud cure IL balaIe bssomss wqaWA0lA
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A "Mnrct" Item.-knox Has Brought Ont,
in machesh beauty hts spring style Of genemen's Hat
and his patrons marching in solid columns to his popx}
establishment No. 22 Broadway OF Fulton street
resolved on Its capture We wish them
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To R.v,.x. Daudr.n, to Anchor the Hair

1rmy scar give us,re TO preserve ns Color to
seep n ,ure od iree scur to cdcken its growth to
mprps II. texture, make and keep IL what II ought 10
bethe crown,ng persona charm OF both sexesi u only
pscessxrv 10 use BCRNETT'S COCAINE daily drcsx-
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A.-For Moth Patches, Frccl<ies and Tan,
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION Oepol
~ Bond street New YorK Sold by druggsn
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To the Gentlemen of New WORT

To the Gentlemen Of New York.
We would respectfully our removal from SIg
Broadway to 22o Fifth avenue door Twenty sTh
street.
OUR SPRING STYLE SILK HAT.
introduced March l. Price OF best quality reduced 10 S
All goods manufactured on the premises.
\. II. AMfp0N SON.
AGENTS
J. A. JACKSON h CO., 81 fremont street. Bostyu
T. w. MANSFIEf.D, New Haven, Conn.
Tc. JOkRS, st. Pau, Minn.
w. II. OAkFOkR, SlS Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
w. 8. BULLOCK 4 CO., A4 Broadway, Albany
JOHN SABEY, Jr. 10 tennessee street, Syracuse
BISHOP & BARNES, il5 Lake street. Chicago.
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nTOet & Chandon's
ChampaRncs.
welt assorted In voice OF these superior Win.s
Just received for sale
with all frst class dealers In wines here
ANTHONY OECHS
Sole Agent 10 the United States
The New York herald., 1871-03-12

ERIE Fisk, Ja.. AGAIN EUouEeD. The
troubles of Fisk, Jr., are evidently growing
with what they feed upon. Once out of the
State court his suits at law are almost inevi-
tably at fault. This would seem to prove that
the federal corrts are unsuited for the sharp
practice in which he delights, and which, in
more congenial courts, succeed SO we'll.
Judge Blatchford yesterday, on motion of
counsel acting for certain English sharehold-
ers of the Erie Railroad Company, dissolved
an injunction restraining the detendants--thc
English shareholders in qiestion--trom re-
claiming or receiving back sixty thousand
shares OF stock held by them, and appointing
a receiver to take present charge of said stock
The case being brought iato the federal courts
Fisk, through counsel, served notice of dis
continuance of the suit. Counsel for the
shareholders insisted upon their rights, aud
Judge Blatchford. as stated, granted the order
dssolving the injunction and directing the
restoration of the property held by the re-
celver. aud the termination Of the receivership.
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Luxurious Flowing Hair.-ChemicaI AuuIy-
sis has satisfied the anxious world that CHEvALIHR'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR contains the only vegetable su,-
known gray hair stop fts falling aud IN
crease Its growth.
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GENERAL REPORTS.
The German Line Of Occupa-
tion in France.
LANDWEHR DISMISSED TO THEIR HOMES.
Number of Killed in the Accident
at Puteaux.
GENERAL REPORTS.
GERMAN REQUIsITIONs CONTINUED.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yonK HERAlD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALO
LONDON, March IL, 1871.
The following dispatches have been received
from Berlin and Paris, and are forwarded for
the New YORK HERALD:-
THE GERMAN LINE OF OCCUPATION
The Berlin Nord Deutsche Zeitung Of to day
says the position Of the German armies during
the next phase Of the occupation of France,
will be an uninterrupted line from the lower
Seine to Dion.
TIE FRENCH PRISONERS IN GERMANY.
The interned prisoners in Germany, who are
from the ceded territories, are to be immedi-
ately released: but the officers and soldiers of
other portions of the French service will only
be set at liberty after the negotiation of def
nitive treaty of peace.
LANDwEHg DISMISSED.
An order has been issued in Berlin that the
landwehr in organized corps and garrisons
snail De dismissed 10 LnelT MONIES.
THE LATE RAILWAY ACCIDENT
A Paris despatch dated to-day says that
notice, issued by the direction of the North
western Railway, says the Germans them
selves are responsible for the accident at
Puteaux. Thirty of the German wounded
soldiers who were on the train were killed by
the accident.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The following items are from Paris: =
The Union Liberal, of Versailles has COM
menced an inquiry into the acts of violence and
plunder perpetrated by the Germans during
their occupation Of the city.
1t is stated that requisitions and destruction
of property are continued by the Germans.
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The Lexington Avenue
TURKISH BATHS.

corner Twenty NTH street
The largest ba;nn IA s,s country
In height quality OF In ventilation AMI a
shf sAampoong superior to in shr Oh World or -
New. 80,
Omen for gentlemen constantly day and night
Separate Department FOR Ladies',
oper from A. u. TO y r. NJ
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nInet & Chnmdon,s

Mothers! Mothers!! NIOthers!!.
MRS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has bren usrd fos
children With never3taing safety and success.
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SpecinIty Ity.-tientIemeE's Silk Hats, 80.
Broadway styles at about half Broadway prces
G. O. ID. HAT COMPANY, Il Corandt street.
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Knidenbers Has Now Most MnRni6cens
stock OF his Meerschanm Ppea and al reduced No
John street and At store corner John and Nassau.
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All the Spring styles Of Hats for Gents,
Youths. Boys, Ladies' Misscs and Children ready
J. Il. TERRY. I4 Union
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Friend
q Mr. j. Henry, No. College place was cured Of
D0TB Mr George A. Hunter. 400 and 9ss Bowery, was
cured Of rheumatism by bottle OF
Andoe Mr. r. Cunnioa, 70 Centre was cured OF
Chills and Fever by less than bottle Was Nervous
Andoe Try this wonderful medicine convince your
selves OF ts miraculous power
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A.-Tbis MOrnina thc Russian Vau0ri
Baths s3 and 20 East Fourth street block
way) receive gentlemen bnhes only until 1s O'Clock Other
DAYS from A. TO r. NJ Ladies' hours (dsilyl ia
TO l2 A NJ
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Tf YOn Want Business Notice Advcrtise.
free OF charge in THE FLAG. SEQ column New PubIca.
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DIR. j. NTilier,s Soothing and Healing Raj
sam is family medicine; II has equal al2 BroapwaY.
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A.-Hearing's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2bl br rlnhWaY. ur.a ~
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q L c. X r I a.
THE MSURnECTlON NOT SUPPRESSED,
The Mobile Guards Disarmed
by the Natives.
zOUAVES EN- ROUTE TO RESTORE ORDER
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, March IL, 1871.
A Brussels despatch, dated to-day, contains
the following news, which forward for thu
use Of the HKRALD:--
THE INsURREoTION IN ALGERIA
The EtOiSe Beige makes the statement that
the Mobile Guards sent to Algeria to suppress
the insurrection there have been disarmed by
the natives who are masters OF the situation.
regiment Of Zouaves has left Paris for AL
geria to re-establish order.
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A.-For Stylish and Elegant Spring HAT
call IN DoUGAN, i02 Nassau, corner of Ann straet
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A-Esrcu.che,d,. Snl.rdlI, -

A.-Espcnscheid's splendid Spring Hat, for
ls7, decacy OF the season. for which the gentlemen
and OF their glossy day vet
there IL dearth the manufaclory being equal to the e
Inand that be made IT, Salesroom ll5 Nassau st
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The Company guarantees every article that so ens
to well virgin gold and retain color and
brlsncy The Milton gold manufactured into al tina
styles tbat sod BY the leading jewellers Europe apS
America and 10 rapidly supersedng expensive gold e
e that has been worn heretoiore for tho ona
dollar will purchase article that s by the Com,
pany their goods consist OF Ladies Fu Set Braceets
Opera Chains Lookets, Rings Pins Pencils and in fact
every description OF article In the jewery line 's
We feel thankful TO American friends for the ex
tremely liberal patronage thus and we arr
confident that our goods will give the satisfaction In
this country that they have England France where
permitting them % be laid asde sf.sr having been worn
later and prcttier designs be introduced.
In order to accommodate as many a. possible OF those
desiring their goods the Compauy's store
75l BROADWAY.
almost opposite Astor place will be open FROM A. NJ to "a
r..
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THE ST. DOMINGO COMMISSION Our spe-
cal correspondent in Jamaica telegraphs from
Kingston that the steamship Tennessee ar
rived there yesterday from Port au Prince
with the st. Domingo Commission on board.
The Commissioners we're engaged in writing
ther reports, which, ii was said, would be
strong in favor of the annexation Of ST. Do
mingo to the Uaited States. As the Tennes-
see was to leave Kingston for home, by way
of Key West as soon as she finished coaling,
we may expect her arrival here within the
next eight or ten days.
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The Wonderful snrce.. of the Milton Cola
JEwELRY COMPANY.

More than 10000 visiting their store 76l Broad
way, daily. Every one delighted with the beauty Of the
patterns with the elegance styles of thcr
goods.
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The Police Murder.

We have not said anything which might
prejudice the case of the police officer who
was charged with the death of the unfor-
tunate youth Murphy, who died in the station
house, or was carried, in the very throes Of
DEATH into the pslce station the other night
Now, however, that the testimony has been
heard, and the Coroner's jury have pro-
nounced the policeman guilty Of the death of
this youth, we speak freely in denouncing il as
a case of the most abhorrent cruelty, as
wanton taking Of human life without shadow
OF justification. What does the evidence
show? A drunken youth was being con-
veyed to the station house by four robust,
fun grown men, wearing the uniform of the
police, and armed with clubs to protect them
selves against any violence which might have
occurred In the performance Of their duty.
The boy struggled, it appears. and became
restive. The officers themselves swear that
one of them held him by the right arm and
one by the left; another held him by the
right leg and another by the left leg, and so
they carried him to a wagon. We can
imagine what amount Of resistance man in
this position could offer, and yet it was at this
time that the accused officer beat him to death
by blows on the stomach-beat him to death,
we say, because they only brought corpse
to the station house.
This case is poor commentary upon the
efficiency Of the police, and, horrible as it is,
it becomes matter Of serious reflection when
we remember how frequently unfortunate
prisoners come to sudden aud mysterious
death and how readily the story is wiped out
from the public memory by a shallow investi-
cation and a whitewashing verdict. We could
recount many cases within year where men
have died without satisfactory cause after their
arrest by the police on charges Of drunken
ness or disorderly conduct We fear that the
club, exercised under the influence of brutal
minds, had good deal to do with the death
of these parties. In the murder OF this youth
Murphy we have case with which the Grand
Jury will have to deal, but il is time that the
Police Commissioners should look to the
organization of the force. Everything may be
ship-shape at headquarters In the theoretical
part Of the system there may not be n flaw
but in its practical operation we have had
evidence enough for some time past that the
discipline of the police force is very loose and
unsatisfactory. The Police Commissioners
are certainly competent to remedy this evil.
Will they accept the responsibility of refusing
to correct it?
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A German Meeting Attacked by
French Officers.
The Swiss Troops Fire
Into the Mob.
One Person Killed and Several
Wounded.
TelEcaAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

IEHGRAm ~ IHe NtW IUHk HtHALU.
LONDON, March IL, 1871.
am enabled to report the following intelli-
gence for the information OF the New YORK
HRRALD:-
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p A r s.
~~~>>o->~~>>~~.>>-~~>~~->~~
Conflicting Reports from the
French Capital.
>~~>ss~~|~.~~>~s,~>eN>>-~~~~~-
The Situation at Montmartre
Unchanged.
~s-,>s~<~e~--o>s-s,<4>~>~>-
The Government Compromising
With the Insurgents.
~n~>~~>~o~o~c>>>>~~>>,~~~>
All Cannons to be Surrendered
and Pay Continued.
--->~~>-~~~~~-~~~>>--~--
Review of the Regulars
by Vinoy.
<NoSo~>>>~.>~~~|O>oNooe.~~-
ROCHEFORT'S DEATH DENIED
-~~~->oe4~~~><~~~>>~.>o.
All Cannons to be Surrendered
and Pay Continued.
Review of the Regulars
by Vinoy.
ROCHEFORTS DEATH DENIED
TRIAL OF THE DECEMBER RIOTERS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK AEaAtD.

LONDON, March II, 1871.
Advices from Paris dated this afternoon and
evening have been received, aud are forwarded
for publication in the HERALD.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-10

to Philadelphia receiving her share. All
we desire is, that the roads shall be built,
Shat money shall be made plentiful, and
our industrial aud producing population
iocreased,-for these things will insure
prosperity in the near future to every city
aud town in the State. We are for tt q
grand results, aud eau afford to wait for
the Legitimate details to work them out to
their desired contamination.
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctionssra.
A ssIiNRB's sALH
VALUABLE FARM OF 500 ACRES, IN
BRUNSWICK COUNTY,
AT AVCrIlN

Ia compliance with decree. of the United States
District Court for the district Of Virginia. of August
slst 1869, in the matter of Charles GibboR, bank
rupt will sell at auction, on
Wednesday, the 26th day Of Jan'y, 1871,
at IL o'clock NJ. In front Of the United States Court
House. In the city Of Richmond,
THE VALUABLE TRACT OF 500 ACRES,
en- which ssd Charles Gbbon resdes, lying IN the
county of Brunswick, having thereon DWELLING,
with necessary oui-eouaes.
full description OF this property will be given
day Of sale
TRIM One third cash the balance on a credit
of six and twelve months the purchaser to give en-
dorsed notes, interest added for the deferred pay
mens the ii tie to DO retained by the assignee until
said notes are paid. LkWlS N. HIuBr.
de z9-T&MSw Assignee.
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BY Grubbs d Williams, Auctioneers

by Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers
A sSIGNgE AND TRUsTEB'S SALE
A THREE STORY BRICK STORE. ON EAST SINE
OF FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR TO MAIN,
AT AUCTION.
In pursuance of an order Of the District Court of
the United States, made in John Wade Vs. r.. Csu-
thorn, the undersigned will SELL at auction, upon
the premises, on
MONDAY, 10TH JANUARY, 1871,
at IL o'clock NJ, the property above described now
oo upied by j d. whitehead 4 Co.
Tho BUILDING is 26 by IS feet and runs bact 10
an alley SLY feet wide "
This property is located in the heart of the busi.
ness p - - the city.
TERMS-one-thii d cash; balance at six and twelve
mouths, for notes. with interest added and tite re-
sained until the notes are paid
A, A. HUTCHINSON, Assignee
do 24-24 4,7,a,l2&14
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SEWING MACHINES.


sENHE IMPROVED
SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
THE BEST FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK.
Its Sales indicate IL; Durability and ponulsritv
prove it, its Work confirms II.
EIGHTY-sIX THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHT-0NE SOLD LAST YEAR.
NO OTHER MACHINE SOLD 80 MANY.
ne Mother force nor crowd sales. The Machine
must stand upon Its merits Gail and examine IT
Saving MAGAZINES REPAIRED.
EHAFEER 4 STRONG,
1T pl3 Main street
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CHOOSES IN ACTION.

by authority OF the United States District court
for The Third Distrct OF Virginia in the matter of
N. J. B. Whiloek, bankrupt. l will sell at public
auction, ON
Monday, Jan'y 10th, 1871, (boiDg court day.
at IL o'clock H., at TappahanReck, Essex sounty,
Virginia all the
NOTES AND ACCOUNTS
or other evidences Of indebtedness 10 The state Of
the above named bankrupt.
TERMS-Cash. LEWIS Y. hIeBr,
de ~ 2aw2w Assignee
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctloasers.


A SSIGNEE'S SALH
LIFE INTEREST IN 307 ACRES OF LAND.
IN ESSEX COUNTY,
AT AUCTION.
In compliance with decree of the United States
District Court for the district of Virginia. of August
3lst, 1859, in the matter Of Thomas l.. and Rich
ard H. Warning, bankrupts, will sell auction, on
Wednesday, the 25th day of Jan'y, 1871.
at IL o'clock NJ, in trent of the United States Court
House, in the city OF Richmond,
THE LIFE INTERESTS
of said Thos. L. and r. II. Warning in
TRACTS OF LAND, CONTAINING 3o7 and
2T0 ACRES,
lying on tho Rappahannock River, In the county Of
Essex, and adjoining he lands OF Robert p and
Thomas L. Warning, John Atkin, and others.
full description OF the above property will be
given on day Of sale.
TERMS-one-thrd cash I; the balance on credit
of six and twelve months the purchaser to give en-
dorssd notes, interest added, the deferred pay
ents the title to be retained by the assignee until
said note, naid. LEWIS H. HIGBY
de 10-T&h3w Assignee.
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By Cook Laughton, Auotionesrs,
A ss1sNHHs SALE.
IL ACRES or LAND NEAR RICHMOND. VA
AT AUCTION

In compliance with decree of the United st.t,s
District court for tho district OF Virginia OF Deem
De- 10th, 1870, in the matter of II. H. CroDie banE
rupt, will sell at auction on '-A
THURSDAY, The l2iH DAY OF JANUARY, 1871
at IL o'clock NJ, in front of the United State, Cont
House, in the city of Richmond
ATRAcToF LAND CONTAINING Is ACRES,
being In the county OF Henrco, on the Brook Turn
pike, and adjoining the lands of Luther Levin NJ
TyDdali and OIL here. w.
The high state Of improvement ard proximity 4.
richmond, renders this very desirable trsct
TERMS -One'third cash; the balance on A eredit
OF Tour and tmontht the purchaser to give notes
interest added, for this deferred payments the tits
to be retained by thu Assignee unti said notes ara
paid. kEwfs n ufaeW 'ss are
d. 22-Th&YGw ssss,
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by Cook a Laughton, A1oIioneei
by Cook a Laughton, Auotioneers.
A ssIGNEE'S SALE
IN OF
1915 ACRES OF LAND IN KING AND
QUEEN COUNTY,
ATAUi TON

In compliance with decree OF the United States
District fol-. the district of Virginia of August
olst, lSdS, In he matter James W. Garrett bank
rupt, will cell at auction, on
Wednesday, the 25th day of Jan'y, 1871,
at IL o'clock NJ in 'front.' Of the United states Court
House, in the city OF Richmond,
TRACT OF LAND,
lying in ths county Of King and Queen, containing
ls4T acres with improvements thereon
full description Of this property will be given
on day of sale. $50
ThkM s-one-third cash. the balance on credit
OF SIX and twelve months the pur haser to give
endorsed notes. interest added for the deferred paw
meDts, the title to be retained by the assignee iuil
said notes paid. LEWIS H. BJgRY
de 20 T&M3w Ass,srsa
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By Cool { Laughtop, Auctloneers.

by LOOK Laugnton, Auctlcneer5
A SSIGNEE'S SALE
~ OF
A VALUABLE FARM OF 425 ACRES IN NOR
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, AT AUCTION.
In compliance with seoree of the United States
District urt for the District of Virginia. of August
3lst, 1869, in the matter of Joseph H. Edward bank
rupt, will sell at auction, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of Jau'y, 1871,
at IL o'clock NJ, in front of the United States Court
House. in the city of Eichmsnd,
VERY VALUABLE FARM,
in the lower part of Northumberland county, con
tanning
425 ACRES.
full description of this property will be given on
day of sale.
TEHMs--One third cash; the balance on credit
OF SIX and twelve months, the purchaser to give en-
dorsed notes interest added for the deferred pay.
ments the title to be retained by the assignee until
said notes are paid. LEWIS Il. HiGBY,
ue zs-I&M3w Assignee.
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BY e. Il. Valentino, Auationsar.

Dy II. IL valentine Auetionear.
AssieNnH's SALE
VALUABLE FARMING Ian
AT AUCTION.
In compliance with decree of the Quilted States
District Court for the District of Virginia of Decem
per 10TH 1870, IN tho matter of samueI B. Gresham
bankrupt, VIII sell, at auction, On
WEDNESDAY, nth OF JANUARY, 1871.
ct IL O'Clock NJ, in front of the United States Court
House, In the city Of Richmond, the following
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND, viz.
100 ACRES,
Ia King and Queen county, now in the occupancy
james hog9, Esq.
1893 AoREs,j
me county, in Occupancy of p. @. Gall, Ess.
400 ACRES,
in game county occupancy Of R. w. sioode. Ess
ACRES OF LAND,
with Improvements thereon, in the town of New.
town, King and Queen county, now in the
occupancy OF s. Lovenstein, Es1
full description Of these farms will se give. a,
day of sale.
TRRMS-0ne- third cash the balance n a credit
of six and twelve months, the purchaser to give en-
dorsed notes. with interest at six per eept
from day of sale, for the deferred payments the tita
TO be retained by the assignee until said notes are
paid. WIN. H. ALLDERDTCE
10 ..-s&Mow Assignee.
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A SSIGNEES SALE
"a OF
200 ACRES OF LAND IN GREENvILLE COUNTY,
AT AUCTION.
In compliance with decree Of the United States
District Court for the District of Virginia. of August
3lst, 1862 in the matter Of Joseph Hubbard, bank
rupt, will sell at auction, on
Wednesday, the 25th day of Jsn'y, 1871,
IL o'clock NJ in front OF tho United States Court.
House, in the city of Richmond
A TRACT OF LAND,
In 0rsenyle county, shout seven milss from Hicks3
ford, containing
2O0 ACRES.
full description Of this property Will BE given
on day cf sale.
TLKMS--one- third cash the balance on a credit
of * and twelve months, the purchaser to give en-
dorssd notes IL terest added, for the ferred pay
ments the title to ks retained by the assignee snhl
said notes paid. LEWI2 %. NIuBY,
de29--TkMsv Assignee.