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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-10
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.

The convention between Prince Bis
marck, on the part of the German Govern
ment, and Favre and Ponyer Quertier,
French Ministers of France, to arrange
conditions for termination of hostilities
between the Versailles and Paris govern
ments, has adjourned from Brussels to
Frankfort, and at the latter point is likely
to soon come to an end. 2.
The object of the Theirs government is
to procure from Germany additional time
for the payment of the first instalment of
the war indemnity, or such changes in the
terms of the treaty as will enable it to COM
ply with its stipulations. Thus far the
German Government steadily refuses to
extend the time of payment or change the
terms, and curtly notifies Favre that unless
the instruction is subdued by next Sum
day the Germans will enter Paris and oc-
cupy it until the terms of the peace treaty
are fulfilled. as
The effect of this notification has been to
hasten the preparations of Mcmahon and
precipitate the assault upon the forts and
defences of the city. Our dispatches of
tions for an attack have been made, and
that desperate struggle is near at hand.
Both sides of course appreciate the value
of time and vigorous movements, and both
will make the most of their opportunities.
In the meantime, in anticipation of the
probable failure of the Versaillists to over
come the Communists in the short time
allowed, it may be worth while to
consider the results to follow the fulfill
ment of Bismarcks threats.
The Germans are now in possession of
four Of the strongest forts on the northern
side of the city. They have near by q
strong force of troops and could no doubt
by force, if resistance was offered, soon
tako possession of the city. But we do not
believe the Communists would resist Ger
man occupation. Though they may have
hopes of still longer resisting the Versail-
lists they can not reasonably hope to be-
come masters of France. In their present
desperate straits they would doubtless be
glad to yield to Germany. If the latter
should assume possession of the city their
decision in reference to the legitimate gov
eramentof France would probably be &C
eepted as final by all parties. 1t is gener-
ally believed if driven to interfere and con-
troll Paris, the Germans would restore the
Regency and negotiate with it for a full
fillment of the peace treaty. This, is of
course, not certainly known, but doubtless
has some very substantial foundation.
The. Versailles government probably
fears this, and therefore we may look for
some extraordinary efforts ON their part to
assert their authority over Paris and all
parts of France. This week must decide
their fate. If the reports concerning their
preparations are not exaggerated, the week
may also decide the fate of a large portion
of Paris, Some of its most beautiful sec
tons are within reach of the heavy be-
sieging artillery, and if the stake is to win
Paris or to loose France, there will be
nothing spared to lessen the chances of
victory. -r-ss --ss -
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-10

A man who cannot afford to advertise, cannot
afford to do business. A merchant prince said
truly that a person investing one dollar in anv
kind Of business should spends dollar in sdver-
Using that business lfsssis' 8 b9tis.1 - .
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-10

GEN. SILAs CASEY, once commander
of United States troops onSan Juan Island,
writes the New York Independent that
" San Juan, in possession of hostile ma
ton with the naval power of Great Britain,
would seriously interfere with the COM
merce of the world; and in case of the
completion of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road, the possession of the island by an
enemy strong in war vessels would prove a
national calamity
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-10
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
Of Any Daily Published in East Tennessee.

JOE CoBURN, who is to make brute OF
himself tomorrow, fighting in the prize
ring with Jim Mace, learned while in Buff
falo last Thursday of his wife's death. = He
left his training to attend her funeral but
announced to the public that her death
would not cause a postponement of the
brutal contest If anything else was need
ed to illustrate the utter degradation of
such contests this instance affords it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-10

The Richmond (Va.) Enquirer says of
the kuklux organization: {" 1t is easy to
descend into the pit, but to come back is
the labor. And this is about the situation
in the so-called kuklux districts of the
South An organization wise enough and
necessary enough for the purposes for
which it was formed, finally fell into the
control of bad men-fell into the hands of
an evil element-and ceasing to be shield
and protection for the oppressed and out
ragged, itself became an oppressor and a
scourge to friend and foe alike"
1t isn't very often you can find Demo
cratic paper willing to admit that there is
such an organization in existence.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-10

THE communication of Another of
Very Many" printed elsewhere, it will be
snt from that we have been discussing.
The question of how far religious instruc-
ton, and what character of religious teach
ing, should be carried on in our common
schools is one upon which earnest chris
tians and friends of public schools differ
widely. The views eff another of Very
Many y are those entertained by perhaps
the bulk of Professionals in this country.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-10

THE Due d'Aumale, one of the .aspirants
for the French crown, is very wealthy,
enjoying an annual Income of 2,5G0, 600
francs. E4i if4 MO
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HOW TO REMIT

WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 10. 1871.
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SEND Us THE NEWS.

We extend special invitation to our friends to send
us brief and pointed letters giving items of interest in
their several locatios We desire to have something
of local interest in every issue for our East Tennessee
readers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ yaAEHE ZEAL AsTaTH IN n TIE
| cree of the Chancery Court of richmoDd, entered
on the I4th Of October, 1871 in the case of nj "
ers, &C., Us. Myerss administrator and ais
as special commissioner thereby appointed,
will sell at auction, UPON the premises, respec
lively In the order named below, the following
real estate IN the city of sichmond OF which The
la.e Joseph Myers died seized, TO W.T.:
On MONDAY the 9Th day of November, at
o. c!ock p. M, a BRICK HOUSE. and n VACA Nj
lot adjoining, on the south side of Duval be.
tween Third and Fourth streets, 60xl2o f.et To III
alley 16 feet.
The house has four rooms, and is occupied By
Heary PIE lsants.
TWO THGEE-STOnY BRICK DWELLINGS al
the southwest corner nf seventh and Clay streets.
occupied respectively by Messrs. G. Joplin and
w. +. Garrett
Each house has about eleven rooms, Including
! the attics; kitchens With about five rooms each
gas and water.
Also. pretty BUILDING LOT adjoining the
above on The south, frot ting on Eleventh. street,
and running b1ck 10 Marke, alley.
past o'clockr NJ, two valuable STORES and
tween foushee and First streets, numbered "A aud
Robinson The former is OF brick, With fl ye rooms
above the store the latter Is OF brick and wood,
with four rooms aboVI and each lot fronts q feet
| and runs back III feet TO an alley Is feet wide.
A favorable opportunity for investing In good
real estate Is here offered.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen nonth-, for nego bic notes
with interest added, titles being retained by The
court until the notes I'D and ces Ill.
rected by the court THOMAS j. hYaNj,
Commissioner.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS. Auctioneeys.
Oc 20-' lei 20 % 20 rs 3i&NOvi.234878
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AUGRkUN 0A D q : "a 49, -, = Be
ByWeIiinat1n Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner NJ Eleventh and Bank streets

rr,RIrsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
uoIn IA AND D. in TIE COUNTY OF HEN
FiS9 5lSISss TIE - To Tr OF EEa sHRSyEEs
sShD. nv yittueof deed OF trust executed 70
:hs subscr iber from Mr. Samuel @. Koninsor sna
w bearing Z, sK dsss h g. and
Henrico roanty Court, and hy vntpe o, ~ p,ct,
crees OF the Chancery Cont OF we fa11 and The
mond pronounced on the 18th July, lsIL anu su.
m.t Gcnbers 1871. in the case Of Rohinsons eAs
c,ss sgainst Robinson. &c. shall as snssss
T. sell at pun s a az Nogewbsr. M
Y ocIesk ~, NJ R 4 AZ ras r.
veyed Plat gy ste ysI%.Sis LOT on which Mr. James
GUMS tobacco-b'x factory Is i9c atwesn Main
and Cary streets, fronting 90 feet ana running
0ss F. IT, e Che E Irs we,s , 1n'e 81
la.S 9,reet near TO Hax llls Mills canal front
Ing ETnsss sseh = ss e IN s sd
;,inino the above and separated therefrom by an
sey II feet Wide fronting 40 fe.t on sag Sney,
upning back 70 Haxas I in vaIue by
~ ,e,pr at the a6utment OF the aea free bridge
now being constructed across James river.
ve,v Valuable LOT, No. Is. on the east line Of
Tcn,h between Leigh spd NJ streets, fronting %
feet running back lls feet to an alley on whlGh
TESEMJcrT. containing about nine rooms.
And on TUllsD ~ the l4th November, 1871, at II
o,cvnrk A. az t.ir, If NOT, on tn, ext fair day,
on The premises the following valuable REAL
ESTATE In and adjoining the town OF Sidney,
lying on md near the north side or Grove rosd,
and adj )injng the residence of Mrs. Rebecca w.
Robinson-yiz., The &c stern half OF J OF No: Let
Ter A. containing Il 6!51ooo acres also, Lot Let
ter C. consistjngor Lots Nos 47a, $50, 49, and 4s2,
in the town of Sidaey, bounded by Harrison, Ivy,
W est aud Frushee streets. These lots are of excel
lent soil, and are located Ia an improving part OK
Inc western suburbs OF Richmond.
TERMS: One. fourth cash b-lance st slx,twelve,
and 81 teen months FOR negotiable notes, lnte-
est aGted, and TILE ret 'tned Lii all OF the pur-
chase money Is fully paid and conveyance or
dertd by The court.
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Oc 81 end;ds Trn tee
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.AuCrrou aALEs..-rutare Iays:
BY Lyme q Brother. 2
Auctioneers and Real Estate ARenss'
No. fsf9 Main street.

CxoMMrssIONER's SALE OF FIVE
{JLARGR RRIGK AND GRA En p,I msu wTTN
on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF m M4 a ET gETTTrHh
s sTREETs HsNps A BRIGK KEsInESnE
AND RRa UTIFUI. BurI;DISG lg Tp 1D DKnIw
ING ON TIE EI snnTT s sIxTH AND TWEN.
TyyIsEVENTH sTRErTs THREE DE S,Tn-
pf.E RuIT,DING LOTS. ON THE EmRIH !,
EAsT CORNER OF VENABLE StE SI r. = 4, Tn.
TLK snBIiaBAS FAM ON THE m',v WI III
fiAM5RuSG PIKE: ArJnI nSTT aI THE M nH,
TON rI9MH rnr u'S CITY OF RICHMHND, FOR SAL e
At SIJCTION.-The undersigned as, commits
siouers under cree Of the R,chmono J9a .ar
lar, In the canse of Walker and ais uS sla,e..
aIecntor' and ais. will offer for sale at public
anct,on. in front OF Henrico Comfy COURTHOUSE;
on saturday the nth dny Q, little N ar.
ket or suburban FAR~. located as aonEc o -
scr'bed containing sey7n acres. more Ut iess W
rich arabic land, weli-suited Tor trnek ne puf-
Also. on tho evening Of the same day. say ~
o'clock p NJ on the preeniset corners rs Of VEN
able nd Merhanicsvlle pike, having irons on
the north side OF venable street s2s oy - iee'
And IN MONDAY the 1ath day Of November;
1911 on the premises, commencing at the h?nr OF
70 o'clock NJ in oydar hereinS,Isp Snee.neG"KK
first. tia. valuable uhrHn 10 IF q. ueber
m.h, BRICK STORW No. 1927, adjoining occn-
MED bv y Pamstesd as aehoe store and famIl'
r, .Ita-ce: IUMBvR-HoUSEt In re,r OF ssne'
fronting on = allnv. occupied by Henry Me, q
ger: BRICK STORE No. 1871 occupied nv o -. ":
Ehc,h,ck as shoe store ana 1amiiV ICs, ltea hr
BoICK STORE adjoining No: 1913, 1ccuoie o,. 10y
Iman as grocery and family fss'q bH WIIiam
smith All Of the above stores have nice omIn-
irps over them for family use. plat shom now ny ~
the dimensions Of lots. &C., TO De seen '' HUI
sSle. -. III, - Gold III de-
si-ah;e THRFE STnRY RRl s,rsst No .ss7. in
tie occups"cy Of Thomas Pollard Fs Gr c fine
tanning nine rooms: kitchen. &c. ,.a To' Also.
~iews SCENERY &c. cannot he SUPPRESSED. NJ ihn
hqntisome BU .LDING LOT adjoining '"'
3bJ we. c., or tho purchase
money: The res due al six. twelve; ava CT aSdsd
mon tbs for negotiable notes win al the pur-
from ~ OF gale title retained nrL. al .nrdored
chase money is paid ard Gcn ryeeTTRTNGY,
by the court. hLFkEu T re p"
W. lie Com missioners-
SHE conducted by LINE I" oc 80
4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31
BY Thomas w. Keeccc, Auctloleer,
No, 1877 Main street.

COMMITTEE SALE OF COACH MA,
Ii TEkIAL AT AUCTION.-I Will sell on
TUESDAY, November 18th. at 10 o'c lock, al the
CO ach factory on Franklin stree formerly 9ccn1
ty1S (HMsKERS' mATEkIALS and UNFJP-
ISHED WORK, comprising number Of large
BODIES, such as
Outside seat RUCKAWAGS.
Four and six seated KDCKsWAYS,
BUGGIES, painted and Imprinted.
ALSO,
CARRIAGE PARTS some ircned.
Together with l,ACE.. FRIEGES. HAEhLES
LAMPS, aud goods generally per taluirg 10 la1g'
cstablt. hinent. ,
TERMS: All sums under go cash. Over thai
amount four months CT, dit for approved, Gu
dcrscd negotiable notes.
By order of the com nittre. --
THONGS ". kEESFE,
on3, SuctIOuccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31
BY Davenport "a Co., stock Auctoneers,
Over First National Bank.
UCTION SALE OF VIRGINIA

A UCTION SALE OF VIRGINIA RE-
n GISTERED BONDS, ITNITxD STATES
BURG RAILROAD COMPANY where's the
Merchants and Mechanics Fire Insurance Com
pany, Of Baltimore. Md: the Putnam Fire Insu-
rance Company, of sanford, Conn: the Secu-
rity Insurance Company, Of New York the
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, of New
York, the ATLANTIC Fare insurance Company, of
BROOKLYN, n. y; the Worth mrrcan Fire Insu-
rance Company oc New York. having failed to
pay their liabilities on policies of Insurance to
c!tlZn5 of this Plate according to The terms OF
said policies. evidences In proof Of said ltahili-
ties being before ne in Sundry cases, notice is
hereby glvtn under section 5.ll Of the act passed
Veterinary 3, 1865 and an act approved March IS,
1871, that on FRIDAY the Sd day Of November,
1871, ehall proceed to sell, at the stock auction
rooms Of Davenport & Co, over the First Ma
much o. the DGPO-lT5 OF VIRGINIA REGIS
TERED BONDS. UsITED STATES BONDS
AND BONDS OF THE PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. as may BIZ necessary to pay
the aforementioned liabilities Of the said compa-
MES to tue said citizens OF Virginia.
GEORGF RYE,
Treasurer Of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Is tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31
BY Grubhs Y Williams,
Ivy bEuthS ~ " lllisIls,
Aucttonecr5 and Real Estate Agents,
18th St., between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
. VhLUABL FOUNDRY PROPERTY nC-
CUPiED BY MNSSRS. ETTEEGSR &c ED
MONp. AND THE TOBACCO Fac ToSY hD-
JOINING II, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CAEY
STRFET, BETWEEN FIF rEENTH 4 ND 81
yYNTEENTH STREETS, AT AUETJoH.-ln
exc ,rHIan CT decree OF the Chfpcery Court OF
Richmond, entered 18th Of July 1870, In The cases
of .'Mttchclrs executor rs. hitchell and diS,''
and H. Y. Mitchell rs. same - we viii tetl at
auction. rpon tie premises, on SATURDAY, NO.
yemher 4Lh, al l2 O'Clock d., The property above
JecrI ed to- tie sama fronting ICE ct ON the south
side OF Cary and running back about eiS feet
to within few feet of The connection railroad be-
tween the llanvie and York river rail road de pol s.
IFp,n the property stands several large brlck
and framed buildings, used by Mcssrs. Etteugcr
& edmond for foundry and msnuf oct ring ptr-
noses and large TOBACCO FACTORY adjoiu-
ing, occupied by George Mics.
BY reason or its situation IN the centre OF the
business part of the tv, COME n:eit In railroad
transportat on, and within hort dstapc &C o. the
dock, this property possesses great advantages
for manufacturing purposes. 6Eex mination OF
II pre- 9ious to the day or sale Is inTittd.
Terms: OrG-fonrth cash; bal-ntc at four.
eight, twelve, sixteen. twenty, and t"enty-fuur
mon.hs for negotiable notes, with interest al ed,
the title being retained by the court until The notes
are paid. hNuEEW JDEN%TQH,
A.AUSTIN SMITH,
CuAHLSS u. WILLIAMS,
Special Commissioners.
EEUBRS e WILLIAMS. AuctiOneeTs. cc&
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BY HUI i Goddin,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. HOS Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DwELLIt

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
AND BUILDING lOFS On CHURCH
John G. Wattina to the essen,ed es
dated ED day Of FEBRUARY, 1870, and OF record In
The CLERKS offices OF richmond IIustirgs Court
by The creditor viii sell at uc.i0n, on the pre-
misses, on SATURDAY. November 4th, at al
o'clock ?. NJ, the BK1CK HOUSE on the corner
OF Thirtieih ana streets having q front on Thir.
teth ST. eel OF feet by lal feet Veep. The house
mas four rooms with kitchen in the yard, and wa
ter on the premises.
commencing at the conner OF Thirty first ard ID
streets aud running soG.bwardly 100 feet having
depth of the whole :guare. 80
TERMS !: Cash as to The expenses OF sale and tn
pay Off debt OF SseL4s with interest and as 10
the balance, upon such terms as ehsll be an
nounced at the sale. 1t Is probable more favora-
BILE terms IN y be given on day-or cale.
&C 25-tdH JOHN A. COKE, Trustee.
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BE- WELLINGTON GoIuln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
EyCELLENT BRICK TENEMEN

FXCELLENT BRICK TENEMEN I
L. ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIGHrIl
STREET. NORTH OF LEIGH STREET FOR
SALE AT AUG FlON.-Will be cold at auction,
on the premises, on THURSDAY the "a N0vym
Der, 1871, at 4 O'Clock 2. ~ the excellent aEc
very dcsiraby-it Gated BRICK TENEMENT
now in the occupancy IF MIR. john II. Anderson
sud adjoining tie residence of Mr.. Peter "
Daniel, Jr. The lot has from; Of 81 feet aud q
depth Of 100 feet. The DWELLING contains
eight rooms, with two beautiful parlors and hand
GONE III sntels; excellent kitchen and The usua
out buildings; gas AMI water.
For mode rate $ Zed family this is an excellent
opportunity to secure comfortable !rle III q
yer, quIet and cesira5 BILE locality.
TERMS: Uue-fouith cash; balance at four,
eight and twelve months, be tr!rg interest, and
secured by trust deed. W. G0DDlN,
AuctIODpsr.
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VREAT EXCITEMENT.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS. BARGSIES.i
now t. be had at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, as BROAD STREET.

again we are receiving large shi pments Of new
and desirable Day GOODS, such IS are usually
found In flrst-class dry goods establishment, At
the very lowest prices, OF which we mention a
tew-viZ:
Beautiful Velvetcens, all c"lors. at soc. Ia flE
Black Yetveteens, handsome ss elk. ltom soc. 10
81 per ward Heavy Black Stlks al $3.50. 4? TO u.
worth double Colorcd silks and Xix Popiins, all
cnlors extremely low Empress Cloths aud Pop
Inns all ol0rs, very cheap Black Alpaca. "a 20,
20, and soc. TO $lSo. silk warp: Bnmbtz'nes AMI
Black Merinos, cheaper than EVER Long and
square Mourning Shswis, from Silo Sl6 striped
and Plaid Woolleu sbawls. all sty.es, all prices !:
Plaid, Plain, and Striped Opera Fiannes, s CO.
ors A full line Of Fiannels-white.r red gray, :Ed
vellGw-from 25c. up " 81, tue cheapest In the
city White Blankets, Co!ored Bl'nkets Com.
forts. and Quilts. 1T less than wholesale prices;
come aud see them what bargains CassimcFcs
ana Cloths for Men and koys, al grades, from
csc up ID az per yard; Gents Under Garments.
the best stock In the CITY. and for less monsE ;
Ladies' Under Garments Misses and Chlldren's
ditto, very cheap: Kid Gloves for 75c. worth sla
at Al 25 worth 81; Berlin Gloves, all kinds Of
Gloves cheap; Furs, Furs, for Ladies, Misses and
Children the cheapest ever offered In 'hls city.
come one, cone all, and &c, bargains.
JULIUS SYCLF. Ais Broad street.
store closed on Saturday. &c y
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NEW.
CHEAPEST AND HANDsoMEsr pLAlDs

CHEAPEST AND HANDsCME5T PLAlDs.
We have just opened splendid lot of,he cheap
est and andiomest Plaid Dress-goods IN the city.
We are selling very handsome Plaid In the pat.
tern at &C., worth 3oc. beautiful Atwood P!ads
at 37c. worth soc. everywhere; the very finest and
haudsomcst Atwood Plaids at Soc, worth &c The
very finest Black Gro Grain Dress FIX at SLrj,
worth 50 at wholesale ; Brown and Bleachcd Got,
ton, yard wide, good article, at l2ic: lido no. fall
to look at this cotton, for IL Is really handsome j
good Gallo for Comforts at only SC. heavy dou-
ble) all wool Shawls st Si.?5 to $3.50 Trimming
Velvetsens; Trimming Satins and silks beautiful
aIl-wool mousllps at only &C., worth .oc. differ.
ent coIors- these are real bargains Charlottes-
vilic and other Cassimeres we are selling good
Cashmere (Melton tinisb) at Soc, suitable for
small boys; Mems best Brown British socks q.
25c Ladies' British Hore at 25c CT nt's Furnish
ing goods Of every kind elegant Saratoga Trunks
from SIS up look 1T our Kid Gloves 1t 75c.
DUCKWALL & ROUSs.
Mr.. e. A. WYNN formerly Of Mr. John "
Woodfn's) has connected h.mEe lf with our house
AID will be glad TO see his friends.
nc 25 DUCK WALL f. ROUSS.
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By Hill K G0ddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. IlOs Main street.

rV,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
GRoJINn. IN CHURCH I'LL, At AUCTION.
Eyvirtuc of deed Of trust executed by william
ST. Iusiia 10 The suhscribcr rs trustee dated lstt!
Of Ecbruary 1871 and or record in the clet ks
ofices Of Richmond Hastings Court and Ilcnrico
county Court. being thereto required 10y tho ere.
ditor will sell ar auction. on the premises, al
o,cInck on WEDN ESDtY. NGvembcr 8, 1871,
the Il tICk HOUSE on III" corner Of Thirty urst
and n streets. with ONE ACHE OF GHouhD;
st1ccis There is laree brick kitchen and frame
stable on tho promises. Coed water aud several
kinds of fruit.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 SO much as Will dafray The
cxper,s.s OF sale aud pay ro.e of 1919 81 and the
balance III such time as MAJ lie announced at sale.
n,. g +. y. Hill, Trustee.
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by arubb5 Il Williams,
Real Estate 2genta and Auctioueers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets,

EOR LEASE OR SALE AT AUCTION,
L We offer for lease for the term Of nve years
that iHkEF-STOaY Fra Mr. ID WELLIE stu
ated on the north SHE Of Brown trecertly known
as Pop!arl street second house west OF Fifteenth
street This house has recently undergone the
most thorough repair, and Is now Il convenient
sud commod,ous res dence. IL would make capl-
tai oyster-house and rest iurant, In which neigh
borlrood there IS no establishment Of that kind.
he lot is hlsh and dry. ihluid his property not
be leased by that day,t will be sold at public auc-
ton on he III emIse' cn MONDAY the 9Th OF No.
renher. at d o'c.ock T.. u.
TERMS: Liberal. from one t1 I'VE We IRIS cTca,l,
With nine per cent. Interest, VIII be given on Lit
most of the purchase plon.y. Applyto
GRUBB5 Il WILLIAMS,
oc31.TuThS &d5 / uctioneers.