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New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

From such data it will be readily perceived that 1t
has been impossible for your Committee to follow
any particular item of expenditure, shown by the
vouchers, and compare it with the workOI material
actually done or furnished any PARTICULAR armory
The only course which has been open TO your Com
mittee has been to inspect carefully every armory
ai drilroom leased or used by the city during the
period covered by these expenditures and with the
assistance of experts in the several branches OF work
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
WHAT MR.. wELIs's WHEAT COSTS.

To the EdfiOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: AS some of your correspondents think it
highly ridiculous that bushel Of wheat be raised for
20 cents also that the statement made to your
respondent was intended to deceive, allow me space
enough In your paper to justify that correspondent by
figures from my farmbook The yield that $50 acres
which was threshing the day Mr. Lyman visited my
place was 2s6 bushels The cost Of raising the same to
me Is as follows;
126 bushels seed, at 81 per bushel. .R15 90
% days labor, sowing. %
10 days labor, narrowing in............. Is 90
oO DAYS work, harvesting ............... 6O W
II days work, hauling grain from shock
p,i uu threshIng ........... ~ w
Flowing sad field this Fall at 81 per acre. $50 90
Keeping teams and use Of machinery. 80 90
Total - - sos5 so
Mmh ls trhe less than 20 cents per bushe and the
ahu plowed and ready for seed next Spring Will say
W Af frsbis or any other that can raise wheat
cost 70 me OF % cents per bushel when the yield 10 20
Dushes per acre and that have had renters make 500
year II the gentleman from Jones County would drive
ths cost OF rasng wheat. GEO. WELLS.
STEAMBOAT Rock, Iotca, Sept. 49, 1H1.
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and LfH d leased
dGnJ
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

NEw-YoRK april, 16, 1871. RECENED1
the County Treasurer for the sum OF twenty-five
lars in full payment of the above account
$2261R 10
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
CITY AND COUNTY OF NETWORK, 50.

CERTIFY that articles above enumerated have been recev
that for and have been or VIII De aeo 10 to
and that prices specified are just and reasonable
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

Tor :. 49, -. mt
sxthave Thirtysxtst Broadway sna
doors repairing and roofing and new beams
hnnra aandsa " -
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-23

. copy to the Mercantile Library,
which is always open for strangers,
but OF Nevada papers l can only find
the Nevada State Journal, the Eureka
Sentinel and the Gold Hill News.
THE CALIFORNIA THEATBR
Has a new attraction in J. X. Emmet.
4 famous Dutch comedian, who has
been playing to good houses all the
week in 'FritZ, III cousin German"
At the Metropolitan Opera Boutle is
still drawing good houses, and to
morrow we are promised "OrpheuS,"
in all its beauty and grandeur. Band
mann, who has closed a successful en-
gagement here, will shortly be in
Virginia, as also the Zavistowski Sis
tors. Y.
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TR f
B.. F. HASIINGS & CO., X

With whom all moneys VIII Ice DIP 'sited, and ty
WON al disbursements viii be made.
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James J. Mandlebaum keeps con-
stantly on hand the finest imported
Havana and domestic cigars, tobacco
in all its various modes of preparation,
confectioneries, fruits. nuts, etc.
New GooDs.-The Ladies of Carson
should go and see the new and elegant
stock of goods received by Oicovich
Bros, before purchasing elsewhere.
They are selling goods al very low
rates
Go TO \. J. SAVERS for Your gen
uine Rembrandt Photographs, al San
Francisco prices.
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G. Z f. II .
POSITIVELY til. LAST CHANCE,
As III" draw uC # the above list will come Of at a
Gtand GIFT Concert, To take place at the
MARGSNIIIF THEATER.
Monday, Nav LIST. 1871.

STIE ENTERPRISE WILL BE CONDUCTED
in a pfe,i.ely sinil,i manner to that Il the
late GIFT Concert # the hetc'ntllr Library A~so-
ritti'n IA san trtnCi-cr. and 4 committee 81 prom
beat citizens duly appointed TO -npcrin;end Tho
distribution # gifts.
The name. Of the Manager. ia sufficient Guaran-
tee l. the IuHiir hat the drawing u d distIib l.
tlrr viii t. { ,irly danr.
We have every assurance, ~ til" iHnnmeralfe
orders nui i quirirs frem the ht>t. and ali the
Pacific Stats and Territories, that our tickets san
ctdjiy le lisp >ei Ct in I rty days time.
several s!uilar GIft Entr ta'uurn's have al
ready been CARRIE through in 1hi- stare. AMI We
resp c fully a,p~ai. in hrhalf ct The worthy Ass>-
cations proposed - lie btuei.,a t1a S-ucrsu.
ard discr mIuatiug public l. giant - the right,
iui pttrrn - Hlrrtlv cNtrule4 t. ot tiers.
Ls-A d-cOuut IF l2is per cent viii Ire mats
to IL purchasers - FltIY Tickets nr more.
P~F~Hu Mt 'uuveaicnt To au tNTT,>, can Secure
ii krt- i'- tuTtrucy, through the ro~teiAge. So,
"nHl - SO hill. IL which Ia ' vii receive 10y
;r'Esn iun!! registered lester three ttkeI., ur IN
Til r"NP trtinn.
Address orders,
j. q. II
Ssctetsry AMI Bueiur-- NlHI- r.
aplG I'll Ma y,yi.le. Cal.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE. is n
cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the
living machine is subject TO. Give tone
to the stomach and digestive organs, and
you will save more than half in your
doctors bills. DR.. Henley's celebrated
IXL Bitters are recommended by all ply
sicianS TO dyspeptics and for all conf
plants of the liver and digestive organs
See advertisement in another column.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-23

The Hartford Comm Courier, Il
Radical paper Notwithstanding all
the noise that outside Republican pa
pers have made about 100 votes being
counted but not cast for Governor
English i'll the Fourth Ward of New
fIaven-says that .'both the Demo
cratic and Republican registrars cerii-
fled to the correctness of the list"
The Democratic Governor received
twenty-five majority III the State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-23

SCRIBNER'S NoNTHLY.-We have
received the May number of Scribner's
Monthly, an illustrated magazine,
which is filled with interesting read
ing matter and many excellent illus
trationS. The most remarkable paper
in it is sour Labor System and the
Chinese which will be read with
universal interest and profound dis
gust by the people of this coast.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-23

Ill SOutn
Carolina, where negroes and their car
pet bag pals have everything pretty
much their own way. the force of OK
ample (set by Republican Congress,
mem is so strong that they cannot
resist the temptation 10 commit fraud
election of white men. The Washing.
ton Chronicle IA thoroughly Radical
Republican paper says that 1.-The com
missioners of election for Beaufort
county, South Carolina, We're indicted
i'll November last under the Act o
Congress for preserving the purity O
elections. Gross and deliberate frauG
was charged and proven. They were
convicted on the llth instant in the
Circuit Court, Judge Bond presiding
The Penitentiary will probably bt
their home for a year or more The
Chronicle adds that ''this conviction
will have an important bearing on the
contested election case of De Large vs.
Bowen. The county of Beaufort gave
to De Large Il majority more thar
three times his entire majority in the
district" De Large, however, is
negro.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-23

hCGING HE CONCERT GIFT VIII
~ he uIsfIrTt.d aiming the lIckcthul els
amounting to SIS 900 in Old coin, -.
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There are twenty-five men employed
Oh the Governors mansion i'll Sacra-
uento. At the rate the work is pro
crossing the Governor who viii first
occupy it i, now lying in his cradle,
sucking his thumb, i'll blis-fui ignor-
ance OF the honor i'll store for him.
TMarysville Appeal.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-23

Len. Wines, late Republican nomi-
nee for State Treasurer of Nevada, is
running u daily stage line between
salt Lake City and the Tintic mines,
Irah.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-23

1t is "nip and tuck" between Indian
depredations and rich gold discoveries
in Arizona. Both come thick and fast.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-23

The great Methodist travelling camp
meeting opened in sacramento last
night.
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NATIVE AND FoREIGN.-Ihe Salt
Sake Herald, in refuting the charge
that Utah Territory was the spot
of the United States where foreigners
in numbers swanped Americans born,
says that census figures for twenty
eight States show that California. Ne
vada, Minnesota, Montana. Idaho and
Wyoming have each a larger proper
ton of foreign born population to the
native born than Utah has; and that
the population of the States and Ter
~ritorie> named, is, by the census re-
turns: California, 550,S23; natives $780,
393, foreigners 209,S30; Nevada 42.i9l;
natives $500, foreigners 1851; Min
nesota. i35,039; natives 271,3i0, for
eigners 15S, us; Montana, 2O,5O3; ia
tive 1880, foreigners 7.@T4; Idaho,
1898: natives 100. foreigners 1,S9S:
Wyoming. 9,11S; natives 5,6l7, for
eigners SOL; Utah, IS, 1856; natives
56, OS3, foreigners 80, 1903; Wisconsin,
l,Oj5, I65; natives go, 800. foreigners
3p4,S4J.
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boldt county two years ago by the
leading Republican organ of this State:

lOAohh ASo
If for no other purpose than the
breaking up OF the incipient steps to-
wards labor combinations and Trades
Unions,'' which are beginning to as
sumo authority in this country, the
advent of Chinese labor should be
hailed with warm welcome.
In these days of ''progress,' when
every Republican pen in the country
through the leading magazines, and
newspapers, and every Radical MAN.
Der of Congress by voice and vote,
is engaged in propagating such
doctrines as are foreshadowed by
the article from which we have
quoted. it behooves labOring men
everywhere to lay aside political
prejudices and cast about them for the
surest means of averting the threat
ened calamity. Trouble betweenla labor
and capital was scarcely known in the
United States before the Republican
party came into power, and this simple
fact is sufficient index to point out the
remedy for existing evils.
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MARRIED

YOUNG-SHEWAN-In Carson, April ~,
by Rev. /. n. liurd, John Young TO
Eliza Shewan.
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CLOSING.OUT SALE.

New York Mills Cotton Improved brand, very
superior to old brandy ut 2lc.;
A yerv elegant "a Cotton 1T lsac.. as good YAM
sutt1, and better than the old brand OF New
York Mills;
The F,ull Of the Loom. HOckdale, ForestdBle,
Mss"nville, and the celebrated D~teht brand,
at less tn. n wholesale prices. We keep the best
brands ~ sell at the lowest fguIes. We are
selling the best 10, l2s and lsc Cottons In the
city.
Honey Comb or Bridal Quilts. &l.37a, Sl.5o, and
El.6-best In the market ut the price;
A line of elegant MarstilIes Quilts:
Linen Handkerchiefs, frGm 75c. to SO per d'zen;
Cmldreu's W bite Cotton Hose at l0c.;
japanese Xix Robes at Is pattern:
A Iull line of Black and GOlored Silks OF the finest
quality, ut the lowest prices;
l,O0u sets ST beautiful jet Jewelry;
500 pieces of beautiful new Ribbons, oil widths:
Nainsooks, Swiss nuSl'ns:
Beautiful Cnrs sets Of Jewelry;
Ladies' Cuff and Collars --latest sty'cs); gentle
mems Crtfs and Collars
full lihe OF Edglngs and Insertings, new and
Ten dozen Of those beau iful Needles In book
form, the cheapest and handsomest thing In
the city;
Elegant Saratoga Trunks at $s. so.
We need not advertise our DRESS GOODS, DE-
cause everybody know and everybody acknow
lodges them TO be the cheapest ever offered or soit
In kichmond eiLher before or since the war.
aus DUCKWALL Il hOUsS.
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AusrlIrloN iel,ALTa-Futnre Ilays.,
BY Richardson q co.,
Rsal Estats Agents add AacsloneerH;
No, lli2 Main street.

vvyRI1sTEE,s. SALE OF TWO HUN q,
pRES AN T nIsp1rYs,TTaas sEsT Ao lWAnE q
b b66MTp Tnr a,N THE YORK tRIyERsRAIi1!r,
ROAD. ZEN MILES FROM hIca as,s sbs I;saE
required 70 e1 Ecu In rns Is
y ,sso from Christian Lsber he
ed. trustee, duly recorded In tne ss maze sis
Sedhs 20 yse At puec suction gRt
ah ,nstan q Bank ~ ssres n The
Of BE- Gas and heu TkaCT UF LAND meatonsd
ssd desS To1 aen HtSsp eeansS
station ~ On q y ths s FED AND FlFTY-THkEahs;
more Of sss sSop The Ss1ance
is , cieaa aue " ash. poplar, oak, pine; &C.
The bailainss are s9@ onp.hoDsss, with mill.
nWELLIsG ana ne ne. a'u@'
Thnss nefoarh cash. Inc nd,ss 10 be gives
for the deferred payments, with in'ere'' Au0'1
ana sec"leu " GED u. WISE, lrusteei,
p1cr.pnsng a Co.. Aucts. a. -
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.,,o,,s Coxpusr1os.- From expert Pen.

60. .ro,,s CoxBUsr1os:- From ex IGs,Ii.
ssts 1a,eiv tried by one Of orr .o h,ished
fut cne ar,sin articles, such as old wea ME
tnas welIdried wood, etc, are cap com.
Oh Ss;;on without the application 81 p Irunseed
rese Of old cotton, saturated. w aid papers
p;i s. and hacked In chest win "iu days. 40
on ona a racs. he found. after e.gmdi as II thew
ssh anu ND that the rags o"s ,tn come old
nau ~ which no oil had been a.spi'nu stches
ra rsn ~ np with two or tnree i ta,na 20
ana place. oosed to the rays Of an attern DON
a., .o, hiring very hot weather. Auer tnree
or. or ' sans had been deposited was found to
a,,r , only some well-blackened cinders.
IN short. the various tests proved very sat
isfactorilv. we think, that not few OF the
numerous fires supposed to he the WORK
Of an incendiary" are caused by, perhaps,
rag which has been used with benzine oy
the frugal housewife to clean coat, or ny
the heat which is known to be generated
from articles Of silk, cotton, etc., SMUT up
in close room.
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.s BY Hill Il Goddin,
Peal Estate Aucti0neera l10s Main street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL OFVALITABIE REAL ESTATE IN TIE
COUNTY OF GO0CaUAND AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of decree entstsa In the ,h sas Sso Of
ST. fs7 vii proceed on Fl august
l s. The farm Of Rf F.
fan GsSs m e sHsRty OF
the j ,mes river. just twenty miles above Rich
moDd. at Doysr Mills. The James River aud ks-
nawba canal runs through the farm: dividing the
high land from the low grounds: Ut VIII ne SOLO
is new, elegantly built, and finished in au elabo-
rate style. with eyerv modern tmproyement, con on
tanning about twelve rooms, some OF them DearEt-
fully fresc0ed water-works and gas-worEs on.ths
premises, both OF which may he put In thorough
very large and re sntful lawn containing over
a hundred primeval' oaks and there fs m gn d.
view In every d,eSoq The
Office Is justone mile from the house, The cliurch
the same distance. rover Mills are also adjoining
the premises and lies between tne farms rhe
fertility of this region is we'll known thronghnnt
the state, and ibis farm stands for It's
roundfngs. and the thorougfness of all its APP
pointments. The land IL admirably adapted to
all the Virginia staples. There Is very cary
garden and large young orchard Of peach, pear,
appe and plum trees. The managers house 10
good enough for the most fastidious gentleman,
and the out houses. 81 apes catTlags.noose4 pa'ns
&C.. &C., at the main residence, at the oyerseers
house, and or the farm. are all that could DC de,
sired. The farm has been admirably conducted
under the care of skilled farmer for three years
ard is In perfect order for Its new owner; ne
undersigned calls the attention of the public to
this opportunity as one seldom occurring: To the
gentleman Of means 1t presents rare chance for
country res idence to the practical farmer 1t Is
ali that can be desired. TIE packet boat viii
leave Richmond on Monday evening, Augu't 2ls :
at o O'Clock, reaching Dover Mills at about 10
O'Clock p. M. Persons attending the sale can
STAY with Mr. Goodman, who now rents the farm,
as there is no tavern in the Vicinity, he having
kindly consented. For circulars or other informa-
tinn address JOHN 5. WISE or HILL Il GoD-
DIN, Richmond, Va.
Tile TERMS are remarkably easy, pe,ng one,
five wears, with interest added at eight per cent,
payable semI-lnnually, and title retsined 70 se-
cuTe purchase money. The title is unexceptiona-
bic. JOHN s. "lSE' commissioner
HILL & GODDIN, Auctloneers.
Nv 2l-3l aul0&dtds 1865
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AugTTON IA q Hissss--.F usIsre 10y.
ssss'-S- az Tyne a rBroti.er,
Real Estate IA gents ard Ahcttqneefs, s,
1919 Mafi 5Ete6t. - go - &


xyn alMspMIssIONERy IS .AaIsE tiOF TEE
49, Nka SfYIsEHaFxTH6 A 5xtaeD shnEs
=, AKTk;s as 1h ], sDpgs sFEf
tsK M Sb aadsraened 40 coinissioasfs ID
er decr &c Oh The Circuit Court OF Henrico, pro-
bounced on the 18th day OF May, 1s5 u the cause
of Kin 4 gsIdla e As5h pn o
sTHURsDAY. the 18th OF August, ISL tff fssr; 4
not the mex. fair day &c the hour Of u
O'Clock a. the f1llowtng vslns6.e real estate
ist The farm called AR1NA,'' the late resi-.
dence OF Albert Ms a XIII, on james river, In Hem
rico county. twelve mieg beiow the city OF Ricl-
rnond, containing about EIGH HUNDRED
sACRFg the greater portion OF which Is OF excel
I'll HE Whole Of this farm is open Iand, ana,if Is
Justly celebrated rs one OF the finest producing
The Improvements on It consist OF q FrrE
BRIO & DWELLING. TIVE stories high. contains
Ing eleven rooms, with ball through the centre,
with handsome porch fronting the river. The
whole house 10 so arranged rs TO be supplied with
wafer throughout Y
There is also .. good Brick Kitchen in the yard,
connected with the main dwelling by brick We
The rem aiming cut Buildings are of brick,
among which Is Barn OF extraordinary size and
threshing and grinding can be carried on, :.
3D. A tract called .FAIR HIhL,, containing
about FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, adjoining
trect proper. Fhe two tracts together copstitute
one of the most valuable estates on lower James
river. snd the undersigned are authorized by the
decree to sell them as one farrp. ss,. =. -
I'D. A tract called "HAEE3n or -nLgCuSI
HILL, CONTAINING about THREE HUNDRED
'ANU,THISTY ACRES, distant about two miles
from the Varna House. adjoining The. Land OF
Eenry Cox. VIM. 81. Ammons, and others. -,
This tract has on 1t Framed Dwelling with Six
rooms and the usual Iout-houses, and has almost
two hundred acres of open land ; the residue In
9Th. A Fishery Shore called "DEEP BOTTOM
FISHERY containing ONE ACHE, This shore
Is directly at Deep Bottom. $50
5th. A tract of land in Darbytoun. In said coun-
Containing ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE ACRES. devised to the children OF the said
Akin by the will OF Elizabeth Frayser. :E.
This tract Is In, woods, and sdjOtps the lands OF
James Duke, John Britain, and others.
The sale OF ell the above-descrihed property will
take place at the MANSION HOUSE 1t VarIns:
The decree confers full power on the commls-
sioners to sell the property in such parcels as
may deem juoicious. ,.--,3Lt q
TO purchase valuable real estate ID specially caneu
to the foregoing sale
TERMS: One fourth OF the purchase money to
be paid In cash the residue In thres equal install.
ments or one two. and three ye ars from the day o.
sale carving interest at six per cent. payap'e
annually. The purchaser to give bonds ior the
credit pavmepts, 10 be secured, at his optlon, Dy
retaining the title till the ast payment is msde, 81
by taking a conveyance at once aao gisinx . oee'
y -. -. - =. J: HN B. YOUNG,
..r. seldom p, AKIN, V
~ 2o-acdtl4.h uStdtis Commissioners.
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TRY GOODS,
LOWER THAN EVER,

MI NOCbS,
LOWER THAN EVER.
Having determined to close out my entire
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
will from this time forward sell my large and
attractive stock out, AT COST, FOR Cash.
Our stock OF DRESS GOODS is full and COM
plete, embracing all the novelties of the season.
such as
PLAIN and BROCHE GRENADINES
Full line of IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINS and silks,
CAMBRlCs, PIQUEs.
LINENS, LAW NJ, SC.
Also, . full line OF
CASsIMERES, LINENS, and COTTONkDES
TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFa,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
LACES
EMBROIDERIES,
NOTIONS, &C.
All OF which will be sold at prices that defy
competition. j. N. WOODFIN,
I'LL Main street,
aus Opposite Dispatch Office.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND A
Y u r MILL In q 30 il IN

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND A
L VALUABLE MILL IN CAROL n
COUNTY, VA.-As commissioner of the Chan
Gerry Court or the city Of Richmond will sell at
the Reedy MIN. IN Caroline county on y !. Es-
the next fair day.. at pablo auction, The very
valuable BRCK MILL kn.w VIZ. as T Rssdg II, NIL ha
two pair OF stones lone for corn, and one for
whest), is In thorough rep;i has large custom,
chinery IT Is located on the Ma,tsponi river. In
the midst of the finest timber In this section OF the
State five miles from the railroad station.
Attic same time and place will sell 1898 acres
OF VALUABLE LAND. mostly In timber. ad-
toiniDg the lands OF Winston Atki9s2n. Dr. Pol
lard, G. b. Walden, and Others. Ttis land Is c0u-
venient to ma.kat schools, and churches and Is
Of very fine VIII aly,de into lois 70 su'
TERMS Ole-fourth cash. balance IN three
equal ANIMAL Instruments bearing Interest re-
cured by bond with good security, and tee title
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
Subject 10 the approval OF the court.
VIM. d. QUESENBERRY,
au 1o-d&swIm Commissioner.
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BsD. X. Weisigcr, AucLioneer'
fOl5 Main street.

ru,Rr1sT SALE OF UNDIyIDr p D D
l THREE-FUURTHsI NTEnREISNrc CIV ~ ssTER-
BUT1D1kEEIp 5 AGsE St ns or or CoETtGHI-
Gus ~ The GOAL LANDS N Mt Thai rAsco9ded in
Of rtE Fe asy a os 1885,
GnestSrfsia ds.e RaI aua wife the o.
ralee w to st !, pulls ii ans shese
front OF Chesterfield Court ~ use AUGUST FL ISL Chat
on Sn,na eounty court day. O'clock M an nn,
abne in FIVE W. ef1tf
TKhGI ~ vs. mole or less, sdioiDing the lsnds
81 ~ t he Midlothian Goal Mining Com pany' hoo'
Mak David Wnf1ee nes rome Richmond
,,os h 1.n tie Richmond and Dsnvle railroad ana
f. believed to contain COAL. --o,.s -,
There are buildings ana ann and beach orchard
TERMS: At sale. 9. g. MCHAE, Trustee.
Sal. conducted by d. X. WE1sIGER.
ll.l2Sll
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BY W. Goddin,
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent,
rorner nj Eleventh and BANK sLfesbS'

u,RUsTEE's SALE OF LARGE AND
i kXCeLLENT BRICK TEssE EnEs ~ ~
TIE THt1 MoR 20 S TRs 'TERMI us OF MAYo
virtue of deed Of trust bearing
date august 1872 as aaIy hook Se o. p pase s
: Mi IN execution thereof. proceed t, sell at
auction, on the on THH H ~ ~, me e
9th August 1871 ats ocock NJ: ~ La lalr ND
S ise , arIa uS BaTJS TENEMENT, located as
ab I'VE. now in the occupancy OF Mr.. - Embark
az 10 Iu Observation-Disclosures fer large family.
TERMS: nou.h in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay of several notes past due amount
in To about 81 49, on a credit as to ,20U until
9Th August 1872 and as 10 the surplus OF sale, on
such terms MS The debtor may prescribe and d1-
rect to be announc cad at the hour OF sale, .t
sn "a W. GODDIN. Trustee.