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SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

From An iencc to Poverty.
During the last three or four months Otto Weiss q
uerman thirty-two years OF age, mas boarded with
Mr. Rollman at No. First street, and during thas
time appeared to DO suffering from heart or lung dif
Guilty. Mr.. Weiss o large, corpulent man, OF
nervous temperament and at intervals seemed 70
experience great difficulty In breathing. Being rest
less after retiring &C night he In the habit Of
using narcotics to induce sleep. On Saturday even
ing Mr. Weiss returned home apparently In his usual
health and spirits and remained IN the air at the
front door I'LL after midnight. Subsequently he retired
~ ms room and taking blanket or two from the
bed spread them Oh lounge III the bathroom and
lay down. Nothing more was seen or heard OF Mr.,
Weiss TILL seven O'Clock yesterday morning, when
he was found lying dead Ia the bathroom, and near
the body was discovered bottle containing yuan.
uty oil laudaDunl, which raised a suspicion that he
had purposcly taken Ms own life.
Mr.. Weiss was previously an extensive dealer In
business, had acquired a competency; but In an
evil hour lie was tempted to embark IN specuiations
In which he was u heavy loser. Among his
effects WAS founl u bank BOOK showing
that ut one time he had deposit, to
his credit, $l16, o0J; but OF that large amount
nothing was left In the bank, ana only three or
five dollars were found his person. The loss OF
aid not appear he had ever been heard to threaten
self destruction. Mr.. Weiss a wer, without
children or relatives In this country, lar as MIR.
Rollnlan knew.
Coroner Herman took charge OF the body ana
Will hold an Inquest. he effects of deceased are
also in possession or Coroner ierrInap and VIII be
Kept ior the relatives f any legally enled to them.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE FOR rhE NEW STATE
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARcuIrEcr,l

OFFICE SUPERVISING ARcmTEoT(
WASHINGTON, May "a 1871.
Scaled proposals will be until IL O'Clock NJ OF
the 22d day June, 1871, vt the Supervising
Architect Of the treasury Department. for furnishing and
delivering at the site or the proposed building all the dimen
mite required Tor the exterior Of the State De-
Proposals must state the price cubic foot for stones
whose dimensions do twenty cubic feet and the
increase in price exceeding twenty cubic
The average size of the stones cannot
Quarried delivered according a schedule of net
that will be furnished the contractor. One inch will be
allowed for dimensions each worked face OF the
stone. =
Zach bid must be accompanied by sample block, II
inches of the granite Is proposed furnish. which
sound durable of color and good grap free
dscolorng other fore substances and capable of
action OF the clements and that has been
fully sted by In buildings and 10 from aures capable
Of furnishing the quality and quantity desired within
year. and from which stone has been 10 being used
BIDDERS viii state how soon they commence the de-
livery of and the amount week they can deliver
They will also and maximum sizes OF stone
that he obtained from their quarry.
Of the quarres from which proposed be fur
All proposals must be made printed forms be OBJ
taned cruising architect and be accompanied BY
penal bond the hfty Thousand dollars $50eU0
that the bidder will execute and perform the contract II
him. bond therefor IN the penal sum Of
one Hundred thousand dollars t$lOo0oo aud valid and
binding the quarry the government as security
fer faithful OF the contracts the lease to
take effect failure o. the contractor to comply with
the SAID lease to authorize the govern
possession of the quarry and ork vt the
expense Of the contractor tn Of such default.
The right to all bids received ID reserved
Proposals must be enclosed in seaied envelope, en-
dorsed Proposals for Granite for New State
and addressed to A. b. MULLETT
Supervising Arohitect, Treasury Department, Washington,
DC.
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DISEASE AAlSi THE Oysters.

The oyster dealers OF Long Island are terribly per,
picked. A new and strange malady mas appeared
among the oysters In the south Bay and OAK Island.
When opened they are found 10 be OF greenish
color and emit very unpleasant smell. They CAL
not be used In their natural state or picked The
bayInen SUPPOSE them To 10 poisonous.
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VILLAGE OF WARWICK WATER wORKs.-sEALED
Proposals will be received at the Office OF the CLERK Of
the Water Comm OF the said village the goth
day June, A. D. ls materials labor for supply
spscincaons therefor each proposal 10 be accompanied
with the written consent of two suretes, and the Comm
the right to reject any said
SALT Plans and specifications will be open FOR Inspection at
the once of the Clerk from the 10th Of June, 1871 Dated
Warwick, May 81, 1871. TH0S. BURT
WIN. II. CHAkDAvOYNE,
JAMES II. HOLLY,
-. Water Commis sioners
Nv D. BENEDICT Clerk Water Commissioners.
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OFFICE OF THE LIGHT HOUSE ENGINEER, THIRD
FOR 81 SnrnousR

Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until noon
Of the ed OF june 1871 for the materials and labor for
Lighthouse BARRIERS Point Lake Champaign according
10 and epeclhcaops 10 be seen al this Office or
nhed to bidders appcnton therefor to the undersigned
Proposals in duplicate accompanied by guaranty,
in dnpcatessnd printed copy OF this attached
ed the envelope, Proposals for construction
Of Lighthouse Barber's Point, Lake Champian."
THIS oce right reject ali bids which
may be deemed disauvantsg eous to the government
J.C WOODRUFF,
Lieutenant Colonel of Engineers,
En-. incer Third Liz hthouse district.
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on the premises Franklin boulevard between Mar
tense lane and Prospect Park all his remaining interest In
the aforesaid Farm.
This farm well known TO all who purchased at the great
auction sale on October H. 1853 At that time 400 lots were
sold to delighted buyers The property be closed out at
the coming sale Ia only half mile from
Prospect Park,
Franklin avenue boulevard, Minna, Cementna Tehama,
Chester and Park street. Marense and
All OF the streets laid down the map OF Maftense farm
have been adopted AMI confirmed by the Commissioners on
their Kings county map and consequently win remain
forever unchanged.
Special will leave Fulton ferry, between IL and
o'clock, the day of sale
will this the greatest opportunity Of
fered to purchase desirable lots at low prices.
splendid collation. will be served up before the sale.
Free tickets will be issued
For further particulars and maps apply to JOHNSON q
MILLER, Auct mt their olccs OJ Montague street,
W. % Rrcct. New York.
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IMPAIRMENT OF DOCKS, s4s AND s4s BROADWAY,
~ New York, May %, 1871.
To Co acknowledgements enclosed in sealed enve-
lope and endorsed proposals for cubic yards OF
for river WALL with of the biter will BE- received
the Office of the Department OF Docks until Saturday June
H. 1871 II O'Clock M Cor delivering 200 cubic yards of
stone for river WALL to be delivered from board vessels
pier No l North river
Blank forms OF specihctis,s and agreements he
ainei the Office OF the Department after Tuesday,
JOHN T. AGNEw,
WILSON g. HUNT,
HENRY a. SMITH,
RICHARD VI. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
Commissioners.
J. GRENvILLE KANE,
Secretary.
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OFFlCE OF LIdIIrHoUsE ENGINEER Fer TuIRD DIS.
CONSTRUCTION OF keepers Dwelling and Tower FOR Light
house at Colchester Reef, Lake Champa'nScaled Pro-
posAs will be received this occ until June ~,
for the materials and labor FOR construction OF keepers
dwelling for lighthouse Colchester Reef,
Chxmpan according TO and specifications to be
At this once which will be furnished TO bidders app
duplicate, accompanied by guarantee n duplicate. and
printed copy Advertisement attached prQpQes
They will be addressed to the undersigned, enorsed f6
posals for Construction of Lighthouse at Colchester Reef
Lake Champain" This Office the right reject
any or all bids deemed T. The
J. @. Woodbury..
Lieutenant Colonel Of Engineers, Engineer Third Light
house District.
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PROPOSALS.

COLONIAL sECRETARY's OFFICE, MAY %, 1871
" NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The government of Prnce Edward Island will until 18th
July receive tenders the obstruction and equip
OF railway OF feet inches gauge, from Cascumpec
10 Georget 1wn, n distance vi about 40 miles,
Payment will be made in Prince EDWARD Island govern.
men debenures bearing interest," payable half
yearly, redeemable IN 50 years
specifications and forms Of tender and other
Information obtained the Government Enslneers Office,
Charlotet0wn, after 10Th June next
No tender will be ,nized made on the printed
form.
government not bind themselves accept the
est any tender. +. II. HAvILAND, Colonial Secretary
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION OF THE STATE
" OF NLW YORK,
kEw York, June o. 1871.
Sealed proposals for supplying the State fngran. lns.
tons Wards Island with Meat will be received by the
Commnsioner. Of Emigration at their Office Castle Garden,
until o'c Ock i. NJ. ON Tuesday the 18th INST
Specifications shown the description OF Meat to be cst
mated for may be had and OF the quantities used
during the past be application to the SUI
perintcndent at Castle Garden.
Proposals will be addressed TO "The Chairman Of Commit
tee on Meat, Commits toner's of Emigration"
The Commissioners the right reject
any and proposals deemed the interest of the De
partment. ISAAC BELL
JAMES LYNCH.
RICHARD O'GORMAN
Committee on Meat.
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will cell at auction,
n THURSDAY. June Is,

on THURSDAY, June Ii,
. at ~ O'Clock, on the premises, at
Marion, Thirteenth ward. Jersey City, N j.,
One elegant three French roof House,
rooms Closets pressure water gas baths, water closets
&C.. fine three story French roof Dwelling;
nice two story Cottage,
~ . also ~ desirable building Lots;
All IN the Immediate vicinity OF st. James Hotel Fine
Streets gas water ana only eight minutes by New
Jersey karoad from Jersey City ferry Cortland or Des
Dresses stree III trains dty also three lines horse
running every 10 minutes Newark avenue and Academy
street are paved with Belgian pavement from this
perry to the Jersey City ferry; for beauty Of ochon
roundngs perfect heahfuness and easy accessibility sur.
Of the city bel Canal street be reached in less ime
than even Fourteenth street, and coneeyances much
comfortable terms For particulars free tickets and
maps o. property apply to ALnRlpGE 4 WOOD, Auction.
Jersey City, or Giles WALES CO.. Is Maiden lane N. Y.
Take II M or r. NJ train, foot Cortlandt street
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


AIKsN-BARNEs.-On Thursday. June 8. at the
Aiken, assisted by Rev. T.. g. Parsons, GEORGE Il.
AIKEN, OF New York, TO EMILY k, daughter OF Lu-
ther Barnes, Esq, OF Boston
LAwRENCE-O'GARRA.-On Thursday, June 8, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father, Mr. John OiGarra
4O4 west Thirty street, by the Rev. James L.
staten Island assisted by the acting pastor, Rev.
James FilZsmmons, OF the Church OF the Holy limo
cents, West Thirty seventh street, Mr.. JOSEPH Is.
LAWRENCE, son OF Mr. Bryan Lawrence. To Miss
MARY II. OGARRA.
VALENTINE At woodbridge. N. j., on
Tuesday, May &c. at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. T.. N. Griffith JAMES RosstrER
VALENTINE t0 SARAH A., daughter Of Charles An.
ness.
WARRES-wIGGIS.-I Boston, on Saturday. June
TO- by Rev. DR.. kidder, HENRY WARREN, OF New
York city, to WINNIE WIGGIN, OF Boston. No cards.
WBBBER-PINCKNEy.-On Wednesday, June !, by
the Rev. Thomas Armitage, d. d., WILLIAM WEBER
TO JENNIE L. PINcKNEY, all OF this city.
lied.
CoADY.--On Sunday, June IL. john, son OF Abra-
ham and Ellen Coady, aged years, 6months and 10
days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
residence OF his parents 1872 East Ffyfourth street.
on tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock. -.
C0oK-Suddenly, on Saturday morning June ~,
+. y. Cook M. d., aged "A years.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral services, AT tto
West Twenty.thrd street, Oh Tuesday morning at
halpast nine O'Clock.
Philadelphia papers please copy
DENroN.-In Brooklyn, on sunday, June ii, MARY
LOUISA wife OF Israel Denton, aged ~ years
Funeral services will take place ut the residence
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY ls7l-w1rH SUPPLEMENT-
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
VI JAMES FISK, Jam. Proprietor
ADMISSION SO CENTS. ADMISSION SO CENTS
Fourth week and Unprecedented Success OF
UsRivAL H1ho PiNFoMME ooaF1SY in TRE '
THREE HUNCHBACKs.
Every Evening a.s Saturday Matinee alta
MOE AND GOODRICH. TIE CHAMPION SKATERS.
WINTER RAvEL AS HARLEQUIN,
DEARDEN SITTER; coaSa; Ghs,sss1
TIE TIE FRENCH aSs'l II Twin SISTERS us
coolest Now Mechanical Effects.
IN New Jokes.
the New Transformations
Charley Abbott's Great Ladder Trick.
J. LEVY,
The world renowned Cornct sooist.
Seats at the THEATRE schrmers 7ol Broadway and Erie
Office, Broadway and Twenty third street.
Woops Mosho GREAT SUCCESS
SECOND WEEK OF THE GORGEOUS PANTOMIME,
THREE BLIND EVERY n 4E5 = :
NICE.
Fox Fox I I B DEsEER EVERY Il Fy !
E E0x ! ! D PENisk $---a
rANToMIME TROUPE.
- pANTOMIME TROUPE.
NORTHUMBERLAND AcRoBATs
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien r. MINER, AUCTIoNEER
n BY ALLEN Is. MINER BROTHER,
late HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
Established l6l7l
Saesrooms 81 Chambers and "a Reade streets.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE II,
10y o'clock, at our salcsrooms.
NQe. ~ Chambers and ~ Reade streets,
household Furniture Mirrors, Carpets, &C., In variety
Removed for convenience of sale.
TIT RSDAY, June 10,
Special sae-(connnation of SAFE OF May ~, being the
Stock OF an Old importing and obbing house, now bankrupt
Of hrst class Wines Liquors, Particulars hereafter
A RICH. JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER
IA by JOHNSTON q VAN TASSELL,
ohce ~ Nassau street, opposite Post once
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1877.
NJ IL O'CLOCK, At the Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway
,or Vauat lie Private Residence,
ra Fourth street, between Second and Third avenues
Inc thee story and basement high brick House,
win marble mantes marble tile hall, elegantly frescoed
throughout about 20 front by % deep, lot aou
once; elegant Gas Chandeliers Fixurcs under cellar
with extension wine vault The house 10 occupied by
the present and he has spared expense make
most perfect and desirable residence 10 most eligible
This will afford good opportunity for parties seeking
SOLD.
Tsrmsonehird cash, balance bond and mortgage for
1--WE or seven years.
For further particulars apply to the Auctionecrs.
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THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1871,

The owner OF lb0 lots the Martenae farm has directed
JOHNSON MILLER TO sell without reserve, ut O'CLOCK
IN
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A N. CRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER.
IA. Furnitu g, China, Glass and Plated Ware,
Mclodeon, BARRIERS Chairs, &C..
TO pay storage charges and advances.
A. ~ CRlSTALAK will sell this day Monday, June IL, at
59s Broadway, Houston street. at l0H O'clock large
quantity Household Furniture consisting OF Bedroom and
Parlor Suits Extension Card, Library and Centre Tables
Hall staLds, Mirrors Ornaments Harness. lot OF Books
Walking Canes Pipe. China Glass, Plated Ware, BARRIERS
Chairs Straw Chairs for country houses Sale positive
and uneeved to pay storage charges and advances Pub
Ic adu
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sSs1G 4sH4 SpsSiH gH s5gF
sS1' sSa . with S se :S ssS
% # an ss
belgian and Dusseldorf ar.st.:
::;;;;;
u + ss enS'ss, tSHpif oop. E Hes So'
s;iHEs, Sss:; Asss'sss PP:,y!ss
J. 9. Brown. Emf, L.mbinet w.vershnnr
s.i ksnss' T. T. Has!n, Sen Essss.
ns many Of rssn ana admirable p.
inf win ons s S f on eepSaS Nv ,oe and win be
sold at anesn without reserve on Thursday and Friday
JOHNSTON / VAN TAssELL, Anctioneers,
commencing each day At II o'clock.
a. JOSEPH Moo UikE. Auc.loneer,
Ne 5 essfs
the gore north side Of street s feet
Sesk he
Maps at the auctioneer's onlce 81 Cedar street.
DMINIsTRAToRs' sALE.-IMPoRrANT TO MANU-.
ise,rsr. q ana dealers in Fl kind; q Gun Impsnen.
IT, . ans ~ for ss ss q %sm
deceased Mt his late residences and half mile south Of
the village Of Hemps ead queens county, NJ Y, general
line of the above artces For further PARTICULARS pamph
lets At Cooper Harris Hodekins ~ Broadway New York;
A LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
n. THIS (MONDAY) MORNING, commencing at ION,
At large brown private residence LEO West twenty third
saa
e as o o5 s y
monhs, 800; four rich rosewood and black walnut
Velvet and Brussels Capes Is tine on Paintings Centre Ia.
BIOS Pier and Mante rrors Lace Curtains Bronzea and
Suits Hair and Spring Mattresses Linen Sheets Bedding
&c. Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture all 40O
lots BY catalogue Sale positive, commencing vt O sharp
A UCrIoN NOTICE.
n MONDAY, JUNE u,
49, III O'Clock,
40 CASES STRAW AND tALM LEAF GOODS,
for MEMS womens and chtldrens wear.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
Attention of buyers s invited Catalogues and goods now
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A UCTIoN, AUCTION, AUCTION,
n Over el0 Lots and over $4,000 worth
elegant House hold Furniture, Paintings Bronzcs,
mt public auction, to the highest bidder,
on THIS DAY MONDAY, June IL, AT 1OS o'colck,
at the large five story residence IL Tenth street,
between Broadway and Fifth avenue near Fifth avenue
Two magnificent rosewood "a octave panofortes eight
reps and harcoth; Pier and Oval Mirrors, Curtains,
Bronzes Clocks Vases, Satuary, Oil Paintings Bookcase
Tables, Desks, Cabinets ID rosewood and walnut Chamber
Lounges sdeboard Table, Tea and Dinner
Sets silver Casters Ice Pitchers Butter Dishes. Spoons,
Forks, cut and Bohemian ruby Ware Cutlery &c.
Reliable men attendance pack goods for pr
hRsera. EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctioueer.
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A LADY DESIRES TO OBTAIN A FEW MORE PU
"A pits 10 whom she win teach French Spanish, gram
Inacay and conversstonay, At 81 per month. Address
z. T. T., Herald Office.
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UCrION NOTICE.
"A MONDAY, JUNE u,
49, n III O'Clock,
40 CASES STRAW AND tALM LEAF GOODS,
for mems, womens and chtldren's wear.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
Attention Of buyers invited Catalogues and goods nos
ready.
lHl Church street.
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INSTRUCTION..

AT TIfoMPsON'S CoLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE,
"A opposite Cooper Writing, Arth-
mctic. English Spanish, German Private lessons Gay and
evening Ladies' department Teegrsphy practically taught
No
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Sale positive and absolute.
No limits or rsserv atons.
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w LAST SIX NIGHTS
ROSEDALE.
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE.
CROWDED HOUSES EVERY NIGHT
NEW AND EXQUISITE SCENERY
NEW MUSIC, NEW APPOINTMENTS.
NEW AND CORRECT DRESSES
AND UNIFORMS.
Novel effects and an
UNEQUALLED DISTRIBUTION.
n: sToDpART, .R. +. RiNGaoLD,. cHAs ROCK.
WE'LL, HOLLAND, LEONARD; Mesdames CLARA
JENNINGS EFFIE GERMON, EMILY MESTAYER,
ANNIE DELAND, JOHN SEXTON, BLAISDELL,
NELLIE HURD and others.
ROSEDALE ROSEDALE ROSEDALE
EVERY NIGHT.
THE LONG STRIKE.
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DY E. NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER.
ID Large sale this onday) afternoon ut O'Clock, at 40
Brevoort place, West Tenth street, between Sixth
and Broadway consisting OF all the elegant Furniture In the
houseVelvet Brussels Carpets rosewood Piano.
forte magnificent Parlor Suits Pier aud Oval mirrors Cur
nn Paintings Bronzes Vases Clocks Bedsteads Bureaus
Washstands Commodcs Mattresses Sofas Chairs Lounges
covered In reps aud haircot Buct Dining aud Tea Ia
bles Glass, China, Silver Ware, Cutlery. &c.
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A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
IA by JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
Office 81 Nassau street, opposite Post oflce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-04

els- By Lee d aoddin.
Auetioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. ill3 Main street.

- 4
rV,RUsTEE'S SALE OF FOltkFKHaAMnIEIp L,
L TENEMENTs IN , LIE T9W EhE n WIDE fbEE
BETWEEN LEWIS AND III G. ~ SV ,h ~
sTREETS. AT AuCTION.-0n FslDa y .- tm1
15th October, 1871, as trustee In deed asrimS
from william CnEgsws9r'h nna q, y w,.e; In tbs
Clerks ofce of Heurico County Court .s bee
az page 100 hclug required so TO 90 ny sue =
friary therein secured, will sell az u Tloea
M1 m the premises, the REAL bel AIh III, y,
tIone In said de ed OF trustto wilt All LIE. ~.
LAND lying and being In the county oil tba lrc1
near the city OF Richmond, designated oy ts I'LL.
In plat an to defd from sarah sa nc. d
A. CnddIn to " lillian White. dated Gun "
Univ 1860 duly recorded in the clerks nho o1r ~
HanrIro County Court in decd-book s. pafSI o IN
said lot fronting liz feet street 30 leCt On
Fulton, between LesIs and NIHhHis1n and
the aDpurtepa thereto bslonslng anu sae rsa
Ssch ne r ght angles 1873 feet being LHg s1 q ~ ),
estate convened to the said william CnI ~ on T.
hv William White and wife by deed dateu LUZ a
dav of ApriL 1899 aud recorded on me san Tourt
in the office of the clerk Of Hsnrico CounIs @
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to dcfray the eNp PEI
of sale ard TO pay off the negotiable n9te Gu on
In soid trust deed Of 5000: aud the rcsluuS I'm
amen terms as nay be agreed upon 81 lnc 'iiN'
OF sac. ~ LEE, Trustee.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and AucIionccr,

DEREMPTORY SALE OF a DE
/ slHAHLE FARM OF ZINE nuNDksD
TY.SLVEN MILES FNUM r.Thk>Bt Et'
AND TnHRE NILES r2OM W'LSoT SIR
TION, ON SOuTHSlDE Rhlkh.UY2a.Hk' e.
o MHT d,v Of 0ctobsr, ISL on The Premises at
~ o'clock NJ, that desirable ia Nh i2c"t so
acres arr cleared and in good st te OF cuitir:i-
ton, 500 acrco In original growth Of oak, and the
balance in second growth pines. The improve
ments conss. Of several out houses Quarters ana
two large tobacco harns. ,
TERMS: One third cash balance at 0ne, h,l,'
two years, for negotiable notes, iutcrcst au''c"'
secured by deed OF trust. ,,p .r.
Persons from Richmond or Pctcr,cnrs VINO vi y
wish IN sitcud tho sale can take TIE morning train
10 ~ " 80. ,,o,, ~ $500 SC 3o-td;
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Auctioneer Gad Real Estate Agent,
oGIra No. ITO Main street.

yI,RIJSTEE'S SALE OF A VERY De
L slRABAE FARM OF hIGH II 1AH r.
IN rae STSE-mILE ROAD, THREt M! LEs
BeLoW H1GRMONH. As trustee In deed from 1t
william y. Melton dated January |, tays ueins i
shall, on MONDAY tie lG.h day ct rctoDer' 1ai,
T. os?cS h sell gP Sy ss snf t esGG
,J snr,hed ne aboyr and adjoiniRg the LANDS OF
r. III. Thorn aud Others, being The sape lar arm
upon which the sad lately ,es.Ssa and pp Ihe
remaic der well wooded The improvements co IL IL
slst OF neat new dwelling. house, suitable ior
small family, and al necessary ontnouses' Of sale
md !, note of Al oOJ with interest from january !,
1865, SUBJECT 10 ere 1T Of 5000 March IL lSIO, any
$500 De ccm Der Is, 1870 aud the residue upon Sa'
terms As MAY be made known on the day 81 saie'
'e- A'' :" 4. H. COURTNEY, Trus.ee.
Sale conducted 10y JAMES III. TAYLOR n n