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A Grand Chance for the ROthschilds and
for France.

The French Cabinet entertains a plan, as
we are told by telegram from Paris, Of ceding
the national monopoly for the sale of tobacco
to the Rothschds and some other bankers for
period of thirty years, on condition that they
will supply sufficient funds to enable the gov
eminent to pay off at once the war ndem.
nifty to Germany. The very mention of such
q project affords conclusive evidence of the
CALLING sense of irritation with which the
French bear the burden of their indebtedness to
the Prussians, particularly after defeat in the
field. The great banking house of Rothschilds
may, possibly, accept the offer, having
some few other firms tributary or adjunct
TRANSACTIONS speculation the realization
of which would bring them a new and vast
power in France. 1t would in truth give to
the bankers the power of war or peace over
the French government in Office during the
time. If France were about to 60 to war, and
the Rothschilds did not approve Of the idea,
they would only have to ''move" the tobacco
market firmly upward" so that the French
soldier could not purchase the weed, and
what French soldier will fight without it?
If revolution were threatened in Paris, let
the price of tobacco 60 ''down" easily, and
the citizen discomfort at the ''lls of life" and OF
the government would either disappear COM
pletely or be seen only through the soothing
influence of cheap domestic Preside puff
and Whit The English King made a mis-
calculation in bis estimate of the tenden-
cies of humanity when he published his
"Counterblast to Tobacco"
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

vhlBL O's GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince an
Houston streets-BLAoA CROOK ~
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BOWERY THEATRE. Bowery-wArs OF NEW yopu
JACK SHEPPARD AND HIS PAL, BLUEsKIN.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Rroadwa,.-Tur B..Irr PAN
TONNE OF HUAPIY DUAPTY.
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way.-MoNALDI. ~ ~ anu Do"u
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
~J~~~~~~~>~~~~>~>~>>~o>~~
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRopR lETOR
Volume XXXvII...... 10
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
NrBLo's GARDEN, Broadway between Prime. and
Houston streets.-BLAoA CROOK.
BowERY THEATRE Bowery-wArs OF NEW yopr-
JACK sHEPPARD AND HIS PAL, BLUEsKIN.
ST JAMES THEATRE Twenty.eish.h stree. and Broad
roux &c uTaEAlkE, Eroadway.-TnK BALLET PAN.
AIsEE's OPERA BoUFFE. 7ao Broadway-LK POINT
B00Tn's THEATRE Twcntyshira st. corner Sixth A..
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. of Stu Az and $50 st.
no fHoRoUGHFARE
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, rw.otv.rourts s,r.,,
1!lE NEW DRAMA OF DIVORCE. ~
WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway corner ssth st-perform.
snce' afternoon and evening Lf4TLE RED RIDING HOOP
,wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadway AMI 18th street. =
JOHN GARTH. ~
sTApT THEATRE Nos. 10 and a Bowcry THE OPERA
OF LAFaICAINE. - >
ACADEMY OF MUSIC Fourteenth street Sa.oe.
at s1s-PniLHAEMoslo SOCIETY REHEARSAL.
mrs r B. CoNwAY's BROOKLYN rHEArRE-
CoMEDIEs AND FAROFs.
PARK THEATRE, opposite City Hall, Brook,yn-
DARLINei Or WOMAN AND HER MAsTAR.
THEATRE CONTOUR, sl4 Brosavv.-coAso VOCAL.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Fourteenth st. and Broad.
way-fEaHo Aors-BuALrsauE, BALLEg, &c.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. Nc. ao1 Bovery
MORO EcoENTRIcrlFs. BUELEsoUEs, &C.
RkYANrS NEW OPERA house, asI st. be.ws.n st,,
sno7'h avs--3RYASIs MINsfRRLs
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL, 5s5 Breadway-
THE SAH FRANCISCO MIAsTLELs.
ST PETERS HALL. West Twentieth s.r.e,-Mrs
JAa.EY's WAX WoAAs
NEW YORK CIRCUS. Fpur.eeatn mr.ss-soESx. 7.
TaE RIsa. AoEogATt 40.
rev YORK MusEoM OF ANATOMY. ss -~9alway.-
SoIENoE AND ART.
DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSECM 745 Broadway
SCIENCE AND ART.
=--------=------
TR | p l. E S II 3 E r.
------------:----
New York, Eriday, january 10, 1879.
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WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway corner ssth At Perform.
enccs AFTERNOON and evening -LiTTLE RED RIDING HOOP
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE rw,otv.ro,r,, ar.,
1IlE NEw DRAMA or DIVORCE. ~
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.wALLACK's THEATRE Broadway and 18th s.r.,.
JOHN CARTE 49, ~"'" s"oo'' -
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Dxs SoUPIRs ~ ""' i"Ni
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner of Stu Az and ssa st.
NO rHoRoUGHFARE. ~ ~"
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any department or office In the city OF New
York, by Withholding or giving his written con-
sent to the payment of its expenses or salary.
All payments for work done, services per-
formed, supplies and materials furnished for
be made ''in all cases in which the said Comp
troler shall so order in writing" If the
Comptroller should desire to "order in writ
ing" the payment of the expenses or the salary
of new bureau or Office, between the time Of
the passage of the bill and the first day of
May next he has the power to do so. Should
he wish to abolish any existing bureau or
Office he can do so by withholding such
''order in writing" for the payment Of its ex-
penses or employees. Now we insist that if
such power is to be given into the Comptrol-
ler's hands it should be done openly and
directly, and not in an indirect manner.
So far as the squabblings and chickering's of
political factions or individuals are concerned
the HERALD has no part or interest in them.
We care nothing whether Comptroller Green
or Commissioner Van Mort, Conkling or Fem
ton, Greeley or Murphy, Hawkins or Hank
Smith obtains the inside track in local organi-
cation or the whphand in the next charter
election. Whatever political and per-
sonal intrigues may be going on, or
whatever clique may obtain a majority
for its schemes at the State capitol, the people
of New York will take care that none but men
of known worth, integrity and capacity shall
be elected to power in the municipal govern
ment under any new charter that may be en-
acted. All we insist upon is that the city
government-which has already suffered
enough at the hands of political intriguers-
shall not be made the football OF scheming
politicians or ambitious men at Albany even
for the next three months. After that we have
full confidence that the people of New York
will take care of their own affairs and will
elect substantial, practical reformers to office,
in spite of all the tradings, bargainings, COM
binatious and coalitions that may be made BY
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uyy;.reo1. and Within"
ny MRS. JULIA e. i. DORH.

ny MRS. JULIA e. L. DORR.
Softly the gold has faded from the sky,
slowly the stars hive Ealhcrc'. uiIc "? ~, 80
Calmly The crescent MOON mounts up Oh i'iH"'
And the long nay is done.
With ouic. heart my .acden walks tread
t,crIinr the beauty that canno! see:
R,nuty and fragrance all MOUND me sncd
BY flower, and sllTn0, anu Tree.
Often Iiurer where the roses pour
Exquisite odors from each w ,,i cup o,cr
Or where the violet. hritnmcd WIN s"ce'h'$'ocA '
Lifts its small chaiice np-
With fragrant breath the lilies weo nc now.
And soit!v speaks the swce!-vo ted ,niFnaNcttc'
Willie leliGtrnre:, WITH HeeEly l--ed proN'
Say to me, go not yet
81 for 4 while lincer, but not long,
High in the Heavens rlGeth GeTy AtsIs.
Cnrrpriuc- proudly md tie glorious tfFo'io'
brightest Of all the stars.
,su. softly eIcsmin" through The curtailr.S lold
Yhr honlc-stsr beams with m"Fs ri llIra e ray
Ard rs II startled sasc and seer OF Ole.
So it directs my way;
And leads me In where my young chil>rctt li"'
!;"sy an,l beautiful In tranquil rest:
The seal O. sleep j. un each fasi -ailht eye.
Hcarcus peace wi,nn each breast.
I bring them gifts. Not franknc"nsc nor suE.rh'-
Gifts Inc aGoring Nagi li,moly brought
THO yo,lrc child. Graded IL ~" arms ci Der
Brst beyond mortal thought.
rut lovc-thc love that fills my mnthcr-hcAlf
Wilh sweet rapture oft akin To pam;
Su,h ycqrninc love as bids the icar-,!r"iS START
And ial! like summer rain.
And fththat tiarcs. for their dear cake" [" clint
InId!v wl,clc once 1t would basc tr,red I" 30,
And calmly standing npou heights sublime,
Fears not tic storm below.
Ind PRAYER. O God. unto Thy throne cone
BrInging my J%rri@s-bui can7of SPEAK.
" i'll lu,c ard awe oppressed my iiis are dnin"'
Gran; wliaI m; heart would acrk.
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-.ar,, hv no means so pleased with NM
evcr' ses ell, bor an, Tartine,o' she gaslsI
Jt7,,,atie Ell tic WAe IS nesWeE
YOU n" Il would cost to hang him. Dia one
inc TOY" s,,ch = massage as this, printed yes,
ever seo r , say! Do you hear Inc :.
Wiu"' to.;r;ntr the paper in her eagerless ~
4ia = with acknowledgement lutte h'nus,
nnloiu l. WV" Z. -. Hc accuses me Of having false
she sei en- enrtber on he suspects my teeth 'ue
nan GUY raise hair and teeth Nothing ie3s.
', =. Now. inst YOU look!" And before tile
ah,u,,h.strickcn M. Tartine can divine iier li-
"uo off rocs her bonnet ana oomn
. ,,rn,,nS ncr hair in brilliant cascaues
o,.ar her shoulders. as 1t false! sue
cries in triumph, catching hold OF IL. iic
ioiirnalist', hand and thrusling II lliIu ~.
.iIkr masses. land thcSe--aIc theE idi9o .,,
adds She, pressing her fingers TO her Icet ~:
s.WilI YOU answer, sir: are ticy ,a'1 :,
:. ynn cries VI. Tartine :" would Sn 49,. ;,
,l.snrc all the world" "Wcl, then, slI w. y, w.
there and write handsome apolrst, a.
.ni this very day" says the 1ctle hi,"
Che BEGINS to do up her fmr' nan . l.it down.
L,lf anrrv: and secin" VI. lartlile ~ ines.
che adds with coaXing pcre'lp ,'t ,,h,t
:. And look here; You can poi!l' Wv ';'.;no+ me
curmudscon my manager Is III lin, thaf the
5,e LII he bidding for me or the Ehs
T hI.> and Winning ne, too, if he is not more
liberal" ,;,or returns. and on
gons aow% to 3G GSe r H ns1n; ~'
'an' ;,isr bcpT, brought in from the Governor
n nS PARIS ,s interdcting the sale of the C'gare
y, .1,o n,1hljc streets in consequence OF all ar"
t;c1 t'I headed "prrtoranism." Notice of an
action. .,C for libel has Just been sent in from the
manager of theatre; and the thee c'gore has
hnen accused Of yena!lty by three morning
, n.I hecl,lse of a paragraph on the "Oys-
trn rrb Joint Stock Utilization Company"
"iud that is not ALL remarks NJ. Tartine,
ri,nlr when this chapter of woes is I'M
faldcd to him. "To-morrow fight Captain
SpadaS$o, of the staff, with swords. When
next Won go out Of town pray don't ask n1o
70 edit the Clgar.. Once in a ways enough"
q think 90, too" answers the editor.-PpA
NAN Gazette,
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BY Moody & Royal, Auctioncers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BILE ESTATE UPON THE APPOMATTOX
RIYER,IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTEkFIELD,
FIFTEEN MILES FROM PETERSBURG, FOR
the nth day of March 1872, in front of Chesterfield
courthouse ~ II a. NJ. being thereto authorized by
i decree OF tho Circuit Court OF Chesterfield pro-
nOccd on tie It'll day Of May, 1870, in the chancery
suit of Burfoots exccu,rix against Bransford's ad-
mnistrator ct ais, shall proceed TO sell at public
auction the valuable FARM known US RIVER
datcly upon the AppomaitoN river FIVE miles SOUTH
cast OF the Glover Hill coal mines, three from the
Glover Hi railroad, aud about fifteen mile: above
Petersburg. containing FIVE HUNDRED and
FORTY ACRES. OF Which about 80 are cleared. 4
large p;rt.of the tract consists OF rich low-grou!s
on AppOnla'toS river and Incoming creek, which
This farm has been lined and covered, and in
good state of cultivation. There Is i splendid bear
Ing orchard on the p!ace of apple peach, pear plums
and other trees Of many varieties, and In great
abundance. A number Of nevcr-failinS springs OF
cool water add to the attractions of the place.
The improvements consist OF a comparatively
rev two-story framed house containing eight roolns
kitchen, several out-houses, tobacco barns, stables,
and grlnary; all in tolcIable repair.
This sale Will be made subject to the me estate OF
Mrs. Il. +. Bransford in siXtysix acres, Ind ludng
the dwelliughouse, kitchen, and some OF tile barns
but the purchaser make ug.ln generts al the day
10 purchase Mrs. SransfOrd's interest a plat anu
survey of tie land Will be exhibited ON tie DAY or
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance In three equal
Irstalments Of six, twelve. ana eighteen months,
purchaser TO give his bonds for the deferred pay
iuents with interest added from the dizzy Of sale.
The title to be retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid and = conveyance ordered by the
court. r. NJ. LOGAN,
Special Commissioner.
At the same time and place, by direction OF alrs.
H. T. Br7nsford shall offer for sale, terms TO be
ThE Ihe a nc" OF haNn rs de-
NH +, Vi. LOGAN.
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BY Ii. Benson. huctiOnecr,
Charlottesville.

4 UCTIOS SALE.-That valuable estate
"a at Louisa Courthouse. Va, known as the HO-
TEL and other property, Will he -o! at auction.
the premises. MONDAY the llth Of March next
tcourt-ayl. consisting OF TIE following buildings,
&c.-tG wit Two LARGE HOTEL TEN EMENTS,
one of which Is brick, and has attached TWO roouIS.
rented for stores: several offices, dwelling, kitchen,
cabins. icc-hous,s, excellent new stables. sufficient
for l0u horses al of which in good condition.
having been thoroughly repaired since tie Has
attached some EIGHTEEN ACRES OF LAND,
with garden. &C.
There IS no other hotel III tie town, the exclusive
sale of spirtuous liquors. hotcl-kccpEg &C. having
been entirely restricted to this property, renders Ii
exceedingly valuable and is considered the Lest pay
lug property Of the kind IN the State
petkc and Ohio railroad, sixty-.wo miles west Of
Richmond and Is most pleasant an! rapidly grow
Ing place, having large manufacturing and milling
establishment. which ADDS much 10 the prosperity Of
tue town aud surrounding country.
This property Is really for s;llc and will be sold
even ut L great sacrifice.
TERMS: 0ne-fourih cash. or Its equivalent in
railroad or other bonds balance nj one, two three,
four. and Ave years, with six per cent interest and
trust deed: hut should the purchaser wish 10 pay
more or all cash, most liberal discount will be
made.
This property. well managed, would pay for itself
ere the last payment becomes due.
For further particulars address
}. VI. BICKERS,
Arlington Depot. Nelson county, Va.
Fl. BENSON, SGctiOnetr. IL tt-W .SS3wE
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RICHMOND. March :.


ar. EHtor: The problem of IN. III
this mornings Dispatch, q" nat alhoo'i.
mid annually for fYc years "ltl pa! OF! ;;
dr5t Of 81 900 with six per cent. Interest
i not so impossible Of correct solution As you
imagine. Though little used to exercises r., .
this sort for these many wears past ll'',,
al,e!,r., has hclird me straight 70 me ans"
Ia,s,lnc that the annual payment j. 70 '''
made at the end Of each year. beng ali"!,"
~ the discharge of The interest ana Inc IT,
duciion of the principal,a as far as II VIII 60
thr interest running for the next year on li'
i,a,,nr.. of the principal. If such TIC the u'-
drrstanding, the amount which M: nI>
fork over To his creditor every year Is 10 "
r''N ''"e' MED.
eSy.
I'VE understand that ihc interest Is 10 r-''
upon the unpaid interest. TO illustrate: "A
the end Of a gear 81, $50 will be due. f"H
e,37 and there will y" du" Ss22.Gl, up'-.
which interest is to he allowed. Ii ar
rirh, in this suppoSition. MED's answer l.
wrong. The gentleman who furnished tH'
nrobI,n can decide. We know it is possible
70 rot ,hc true answer within fraction Of Il
cont
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By Wellington Goddia,
by WrII!IEFIH HVu"I'' ~"
Real Estate Agent and Aucitonecr.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
ARGE NUMBER OFLOTs IN MA

r ARGE NUMBER OFLOTS IN MAN
IL CHESTER, SONEON NORTH SIDE0F BID
DIE SHEET, SOME on. LyDLDW SIHEEI
tTD OTHERS On REID STREET, FOR Sal. f.
AT AUCTION.-Will he sold nj auction, on the
prrmsc3. on MONDAY the llth March. lsI2, at 4
in the plan Of Todds tenement fronting the north
side of Bdde street each 30 by 40 feet to IN alley Il
fee, wide and to the Ilcssrs Gary tobacco lac
tory. ,,-
Also, SIXTEEN LOTS In square No Of Marks
ur each 30 Dy l2j feet to M lley Il feet wide. and
FENCING around the slarc will lie sold at the same
time.
TERMS: Onc-thlrd ctsh balance ut four and eight
months, bearing interest; secured by trust decd.
NH ". GODDlS. Auctlonccr
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MIR. Charles Dickens, Jr.. rushes into print
To- deny relationship with two young theatre.
cal ladies named Long. This consang,linity
WAS alleged to exist by provincial CORE
slondcnt Of LoanOn paper, who wrote as
follows: eve understand that Miss Jennie
Long, the intelligent Young actress who per-
souatcs so c,Lsrmingy Little Red Riding
Hood, is NJ zee Of the late Mr.. Charles Dick
ems her mcther being n sister of the great
novelist: another OF whose nieces is also
here, III che person OF younger sister, Miss
Bessie Long, VINO appears in the pantomme
rs Fairy" TO this 9Ir. Dickens furnished
n prompt and brlIsqrlc response, remarking
that "this statement is absolutely and en-
tircly untrue. The young ladies in question,
of whom now hear for the first time, are
not the nieccs, nor is their mother the sister,
Of my late father. 1t would lie interesting
to- know from whom your correspondent OBJ
,aincd his information, and | think | have
right 10 ask who Is originally responsible for
this false announcement" Mr.. Dickens was
not long lett without further light, receiving
If, as follows, from the father of the young
Long ladies', Mr.. Charles Long. This wrl-
trr'S language is explicit, and t. this effect:
"Yoiw Iianlcy correspondent merely erred
III the degree OF relationship. II should have
been COUSINS not nie"cS, OF the late Charles
Dickens, by his mothers Burrows side. Ii
,ir. Dickens wishes further Information, |
would refer bim to his aunt, my mother, Mrs.
Jane Long. 90 Rcgina-yiilas, Tollington-lark,
Islington, London"
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sSow-BousD BFDEGRooM.-A Cheyenne
correspondent Of the Cincipn3ls EoR1,lercsa!,

snasda n tbslats Sissk e Pacific riff
"A man in Denver married, but had 10 leave
irtmediate,y and Unexpectedly for salt Lake
City ON urgent business. He leit his bride
With tears in her eyes and promise of inn
mediate return upon his lips, he got there
lust in time not to be able to get away. he
made his way slowly along with the block
AIDED trains, working with the hands, for
every shoyclful of snow got out was that
much obstruction removed between him and
hii; beloved. When within two hundred
,mits from Cheyenne the foremost train ran
int, bigger suowbank than ever, at which,
raf i,rul unto death, he struck out a-toot aud
wa Ised the two hundred miles in five dnys.
he came III with frozen feet and ears, but his
h1 ut was all right, and he went on to Dem
vGr rejoicing. AT one point he was chased
by wolves, and lost his plug hat in running.
TIE nat saved his lie, for the wolves had
nc yer seen one before, and stopped to EXAM
int; it for Il long time. Ii took them so long
to determine what il was that our heIDic
lo':cr got out OF reach. lie borrowed red
ha ndkcrchief at 4 laborer's hut and passed
on
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~ dencc and valuable farm of one hundred and
lightweight and quarter acres: mostly arabic. and
in 4 high state Of impro, emcnt; situated in kiug
William county, public road leading from Man
gohlck church 10 Hanover Town ferry. about vc
ard Ohio railroad: In pleasant netghborhooc and
convenient To schools churches, poSt-o.tce, work
shops, &c-will nc sold nj pnhlic auction, at King
The improvements consist of u commodious dwell
Ing, kitchen with fonr rooms, large harm, stable,
carrarc-llouse aud ether necessary farm h0seS--all
IN good coull,on-and xceilcn orchards of apples,
pears, peaches, and other fruits.
TERMS: Between loo and Sl,sa9 I'm cash the re-
side on such credit grantor In deed OF trust under
which sold may direct and in default OF direction
on twelve months credit, secured by deed of trust.
sion given 10 purchaser. ROGER GREGORY.
NH 5.tis Trustee.
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IN W, iipIit,in.
Zeal Estate Agent ana Aucii"ucer.
corner ELEVENTH aAd Sank -trcc's.

GHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
y b. virtue Of order Of the Circuit Court Of the
city of Richmond. dated May -. iii. in III" suit OF
Woodward. Baldwin & Co., against James faynrS X
Son, shall proceed to sell on the premises on AZ
IRDAI the 10th day OF inrrl, l,'?' At O'Clock J..
NJ ali that LOT OF GROUND situate! on the south
side Of Clay at It's intersection with Gimcr street.
fronting Is feet Ga" street and running back lta
feet. being the same properly wiich WIS conveyed
10 the said James Eayn.S Il Son by Kelley, Tack"t
{ Ford. hy Deed dated 3!lh January. 1870. and duly
recorded In the clerks Office Chancrry COUr Of Ihc
city of Richmond. in Deed Book No. ~, Il, on page
332.
TERMS or SALE: Crc-thrd Of the purchase mo
rev cash: and on Il credit Of four ard eight months
rs TO the deferred l;,yn!cns with Interest from day
Of sale the purchaser sIvIr" negotiable notes salts
f.ctorily endorsed. aud the title retained until all ~
the purchase money IS l%i! and 4 c2mEcya:re cl-
rrrtcd ,v tie court JOHN W. WRIGHT,
Il, - Sheriff City rC Richmond.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
1.-TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AND LO

TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AND LOTS,
i ON NINTH STREET NORTH OF LEIGH.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY OR IiT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, ut - Z. NJ, II not
sold privately before. shall sell hy auction, the
premises. TWO FRAME DIV BILLINGS and LOTS.
numbered respectively TT and 20 on the east and
west si,cs of Ninth street north Of Leigh street. T.
fir, of said houses has seven rooms. kitchen. and
lot fronting by ia feet, and the other three rooms
and lot fronting. 30 feet Ninth street and running
through to Eighth street.
TERMS: One-;hrd cash: the balance In negotiable
notes ut six and twelve months with interest added
and secured by i deed Of trust.
The first house mentioned above WIS sold rs pro-
yO,,sv advertised. but ih" terms of sale not having
been complied with. il will he rcSnld advertised
above ut the cost and expense Of tn" former pur-
chaser. RlCllARDSON " Co,
mh9 Auctiouccrs.
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AUCTION SALEy--EufrYc No..
D MssSy { Esysii, Sacaoses s,,,''ss-'--
CoMN1ssIoyr,R,s Sale mr.

(tOMM1sSIUNER's SALE OF yarI..
S G0,,BhIE, REAL EsTATE II ,effEgrERFTfJ,n
Court at rs February Term, is7 In p ts,, .bn1
therein pending styled Adkins u 6is gs. sds,n.u
q1, inc n1foersigiied special commissioner win
sell NJ public auction, on the llrH Da YOFWtpfWn
fFoat OF The conrt-housc. 81 /? oriees, II
inc toi,owiiiS ;2soperty5tor~h: uis. FARM owned
BY the late William kdknIs. situated five m iIe, S
Rchnohd on Che Broad Rock road, contafnjny, t III
VENT1-ShVES i7Il ACRES, more or lea. Ttero
Is good frame dwelling on thc farm cortainins
dvc rooms. S''hihS
All the ontbuDdngs on the place arc IN good order
i fine garden, well enclosed and in :ln iliyhp-t -,
Of esliysn As. splenaa young apple and
be found. Ope-tbirr1 Of the land IA in Oh
growth Of oak and pine hne gt of valuable M,i!
lnt trees ts also on the place. The balance Of ~
land is we'll enclosed and I'm fin. state or ,I,, .e
ton. The ncighborhood good and the location d. -
rable. ''e'.-
TERMS OF SALE: One-th!rd cash: tal,,co +, e..
d twelve months: title rctlicd by tic court pntiI
tie purchase money Is paid. '''
+. u. CONNER, Special Commission,
MOODY Sc EOYaLL. Aurti"nrers nh