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that migft be made by these remarks In regard to
the Reformed Dutch 6ynVl. He had attended some
Of its sessions and believed the delegates could not
be surpassed for urbanity ana CHRISTIAN courtesy.
Rev. Mr. Rooney protested against Mr.. Buckley
hrinvino in that venerable denomination into any
comnar,sons here. Mr.. Buckley, however ''stuck
10 his text and maintained, on good authority,
that certain members IN that Synod did call each
other liars and use other indecorous language. He
continued his remarks, approving or the election OF
three missionary secretaries OF equal powers and
authority; but he regretted that that Conference
did not strike out OF the instructions TO foreign
missionaries the article OF agreement which pro-
hibits them from speaking or writing anything
against the machinery and workings OF the Mist
sionary Society. He applauded the election OF
the bishops and thought they would make
EXCELLENT GRANDPARENTS TO THE DENOMINATION
Qaughter, and would pat the preachers on the
back like good boys. He was opposed to putting
into the Discipline the legislation sinful amuse-
ments. Games OF chance.by cards are denounced,
while billiards and backgammon and railing IN
churches omitted from the category. Theatres,
also, are denounced, but operas are omitted. lie
did not see how they were going to draw the line
OF demarcati0n, and how they should discipline
Church members for transgressing the one and not
the other Also He was glad that change had
been made In the right and mode OF making and
hearing appeals and referred to the Van Note case,
wherein the General Conference reversed the deci-
sion OF the Annual Conference, which expelled Mr..
Van Note and yet that preacher has stood before
the Church and the community for three years as
bad and immoral man. Appeals can be made here
after to the Judicial Conferences, which can be con-
vencd at any time.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CUMMING-MILLER-0n Wednesday, June - 1872,
by the Rev. ]. j. White, WILLIAM G. CUMMING, OF
Kilmarnock, Scotland, TO FLoRINDA u. MILLER, OF
New York.
DAvIs-SMITH.-On Wednesday, June IL, at the
residence OF the brides uncle, J. j. Worries, HENRY
L. DAVIS to LEILA SMITH, all OF Brooklyn.
SHAw-KEELEa.-On Wednesday, June r. 1872, at
the residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev.
Dr. Ridgaway WILLIAM II. SHAW to CARRIE X,
only daughter OF Theodore Keller, all OF Harlem
New York.
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UCTION AUCTION. AUCTION
n Large and genuine sale Of
Magnificent Household Furniture,
At the elegant residence 252 West Forty street.
near Seventh avenue
THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING, June 49, at 10lS o'clock
EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctioneer-velvet, Brussels, Medal
lion Carpets, Pahor Suits covered with satin irocatc
lngs Works Of Art Bookcase, Tables Tnrkisi SOFAS
style OF Louis XIV. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wristbands
Wardrobes spring and hair Mattresses Bedditg Exicn
sion Table, Buffet Glass China Silvcrware Cutlery, &c. ;
also all the Furniture Of the servants apartments
Eighth avenue Goods packed and delivered for
purchaaeYs
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
n Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
Gcnteel second hand Household Furniture.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL will sell on Wednesday,
l0 O'Clock their salesroom 81 Nassau street. large
assortment OF Household Furniture ofevery description
RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
"A Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street
FINE SALE OF AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
OIL PAINTINGS
AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S
salesroom, 81 Nassau street. on
Landscapes, Marine Views. Still Life, Genre Sub
The pictures are now exhibition with catalogue.
A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIoNEER
"A Saesroom 9o Chambers and q Reade streets
THURSDAY, June 20,
at l01 O'Clock, at our salesroom,
IS Chambers and n Reade streets
GENTEEI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, carved rosewood
Pianos Mirrors. Carpets, &C, Ac Details in time
A LBERT B. WALDRON AUCTIONEER,
n salemooms los Liberty and Ill Cedar streets.
FURNITURE; CARPETS, BEDDISG,
aIRR2 2Eis G pa9 1ENk - pf isa &C.
AT iO% O'Clock
WALDRON COOKE will sell as above the entire con.
sale; also part OF assignee Stock OF New Goods in
PARLoR AND LIBRARY SUITS.
Walnut Chamber Set.
Extension ana Centre Tables
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETs
Oicloths, Mats Rugs.
Secretary and Library Bookcases.
Bullets, Double wardrobes.
China and Kitchen Articles
ON WEDNESDAY. At JOS O'CLOCK.
Ladies' and Chhdren's Hats,
Books Und Fancy Goods, &c.
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A Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rosewood Painofortc, Drawingroom suits.
Paintings Br9nzes silysrware at pubs auction
a, the elegant nmi residence Dn IS Feh street.
between bet Fifth os and SIKH ta ayep pse
AS selS sHP% SaRhs I! l0 au sdiSs
styles covered richest description silk brscade Etaseres
Clocks and Vases Rosewood Pianoforte Celebrated maker
wsa Rrsg FSa ss
Ssry "a . da
stages or Sixth avenue cars
4 LUKE FITZGERALD, AuCToNEER.
"A. Elegant costly Household Furniture,
HR n
morning commencing at l0ts ocbck all the elegant and
Vest d street bet sS and IN mag
ncent octave rich rosewood Panoiiorte nearly new
nS craGs And ssqsS
tension Tables, Chairs solid Silver &e Chamber Suits
b and
nnf a pcss SoSad and shipped
for purchasers.
LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE
"a a arsy * INN
Sell without s ss CT
@ Psror lace Curtains %arsis
brussels Carpets, OIL Painting, &C also Bedroom suits
rns sd n kosn
Kitchen Furniture, &C Sale positive
A UCTION NOTICE-THE AUCTION SALE OF LIv.
"A cry Stable Stock announced to take place on Tues,
day, June 49, at 43l Fourth avenue postponed until
''"' - - same JAMES NJ. FORD. Auctioneer.
AARONs, CITY MARSHAL WILL SELL THIS
IA. day at public auction. ls2 Suffolk street. at l0
A. NJ, two Horses two sets OF Harness and one Wagon
a UCTIoN SAILS FURNITURE, &C,, FROM LOAN
~ Offices, to pay advances-A NJ CRiSTALAR, Auc-
Junction Hudson street. and Eighth avenue ALTOS O'clock
assorted lot OF senteel Furniture viz Walnut and
Cottage Bedroom Suits, Parlor Suits Bureaus, Wash
stands Tables, Chairs, Bookcases Carpets Plated Ware
Cutlery, &c Dealers and public invited
DYIsADoREJ swARzKoPH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID at eleven o'clock Z3 Bowery, large stock of ready
made Clothing Coats Pants and Vests positively In lots
Dealers invited. l. j. sWARZkOpH Assignee.
CRoCKERY AUCTIoN-CLOsING sALE.-HENRY
~ LOTT, auctoneer, II Barclay street. Thursday
June 20, at II o'clock.
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.
II Executors sale Of
Old Wines and Brandics
j. r rockingham, ESQ,
BY order Of Irving D. Tappan, ESQ, Executor,
ON WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 10,
at 90 Liberty street,
commencing at IL O'Clock.
This highly valuable consignment of old private Wines
1ss fso Sodfop south ss juno lag
Bonum MadeirSi frisr,e. Amont,llado and olo5oso
SD and
Whlskeys also West india Rum being vintages from 1911
to the lot being the private stock Of The late owner
Be- positively sold By order Of the executor.
Catalogues and samples now ready
The above entire stock V now u store.
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SALES At AUCTION.

EXECUTORS SALE OF CHINA
~ GLASS, CR0CKERY, PLATED WARE. &C.
BENZ. H. SEIXAS, AUCrIoNEER,
win sci this day. Tuesday 18Th inst, at 10Y o'clock.
ner Ihrt rst street and Sixth avenue the balance OF
Stock contained in sad premises and continued ca nv
until all disposed Of Attention buyers Is solicited
the stock must be sold to close the estate OF w. Heath
deceased
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stock contained in ssd prcmcs ana continued day
the stock be sold to close the esats OF s. W Heath
deceased.
EvENlNo rELEoaA~
FACTS AND FIGURES
FULL AND COMPLETE EXPOSURES
OF THE POLICE, HEALrH
AND STREET CLEANING FRAUDS
WHERE ALL THE MONEY GOES TO.
READ THE TELEGRAM TODAY
G NAGLE. AucrIoNEER, OFFICE lis FOURTH
~. avenue win sell on "Wednesday, June 10, at II
M az prss rssdsncs $40 West Thrsh
oileloths, @e Details in time.
IJENRY FELTMAN. AUcTIoNEER -wHITNEy
fE cdrrS Nv win sell at y O'clock At their
Horses, Wagons, harness, Boots, shoes sc
T JOHNSON ,ym, AUcToNEER
cs brilliant auction triumphi
three h"s ' spiead RS'i Es1s, g.
M choice Villages sYa "ss S wsit! b,sG% DWELLINGS
in the popular, central aud beautiful village Of
:. auction, at IL so deiosS F. NJ On the
.-.,, TUE TUESDAY; June is, is7s.
by psrs"pory 0rSs e5n 0F absolute csss ia,s by
D"u' ooae essrypody GrarS las 'i famous Band.
the Inimtablc Harrison, colossal collation. and
ING sS Sfy
s s 20 per cent cent Srsags or
street mt II o'clock A. NJ. sharp
For free excursion tickets, maps &c. apply To GEO W
VAN SlCIEN, Attorney lSs Nassau street. JERE
JOHNSON Jr Auctoneer, rs Nassau street, New York.
r JOHNSON, JR., AucTIoNEER.
81. IMMENSE SALE OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY
THIRTEENTH wa Il IHs or JERSEY CITY
Comprising
Ss5 SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS
EIGHTEEN xop nna DWELLINGS
In
MARION, N. j.,
htaucton, mt IL 30 7. NJ, on tho premises,
ON THURSDAY, JUNE ~ 1872,
by peremptory order of the
MARION BUILDING COMPANY.
Last opportunity you VIII have To purchase frstchss
suburbanproperty ut present low prices.
Free EXCURSION Graffulas Seventh Regiment Band.
Elegant COLLATION. ut ST. James Hotel, and Harrsons
Vocal Ectentrces.
Title peuect. Sale absolute. Terms easy.
Special rrain at II 20 A. NJ
For Free Excursion Tickets, Maps, &c, apply to GILES,
WALES &Co., II Maiden Lane or
JERE. JOHNSON, JR.. Auctoncer,
6 New York.
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I. RAvER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE,
this day, by virtue Of an execution. at u O'Clock, at
Tackles pills Grinding stone painters two-wheel Hand
Cart, wooden Horses, Desk &c BY order,
PATRICK DAILY, City Marshal
T r. TRAvER, AUcTIoNEER-wILL SELL THIS
81 dayat O'clock at SO Great Jones street to nd
yanees H9nseh9d Furniture window shea , Sirro,s
one fonr pocket rbe bed Billiard Table, complete
Express Wagon In good order, &c.
r COLE AUCTIoNEER.-MA7BLE HOUSE, 80
Supreme Court. w. O. Brown, Attorney: -JAMEs COLES
SON will SELL Tuesday, June I5 At NJ, at the CONNER
cia Exchange 800 Fulton street opposite the City Hail.
Brooklyn the splendid marble front House 81 Second
pIacc third west clinton street. 90 feet deep
bess piazza; Is rooms BILE mantes and the modern
Improvements, highly ornamental front &c Terms two
thirds, not exceed ST. WO may remain on bond and
mortgage if desired.
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yxrANTED-LADIRs AND GENTLEMEN TO CALL ON
w Mime. NORMAN, 1855 Thompson street, who desire 10
learn events Of life Lucky numbers given also charms
W recall arrant lQvera
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STORAGE.

10. HYNARD's STORAGE FOR FURNITURE,
IA Pianos, Baggage, &c. Furniture and Baggage
moved or expressed 70 any part Of city country odice@
II Eighth avenue
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RROROSAIS.

NEW YORK CATHOLIC PROTECTORY
IN Nav YoRK May IL, 1872.
Sealed proposals win be received at the Office Of the
Protectory % Reade street until Monday June ~ s72
for the Of Building the grounds Of the Pro-
tectoy In westchcster county Plans specifications with
full particulars, be obtained of the architect HENRY
ENGLEBERT lrg Broadway. The Board reserve the
right TO reject all bids or proposals The bids will be
opened on Monday, Path inst, ats O'Clock y. M.
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THE QUEENS HOTEL. NEAR THE CRYSTAL PAL
ace, Upper Norwood. London.-To tourists and fam.
lies Its elevated pleasa land most saubrlous position,
combined with the comfort afforded and ITS general man
agement have made the Queen Hotel iayore resort
OF the upper ranks OF English society.
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EYES AND EARS,

A RTIFICTAL HUMAN EYES.-BAUCH a GOUGEI.
N MANN formerly with Prof Boissonneau of Paris
Makers and Inserters Of the Improved Eye IS Beecke
street. N. BThese eyes endorsed by the faculty.
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ANTHOLOGY.

MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL ciAIRvoYANI.
mi reveals your whole life from the cradle 70 the grave
l7z Canal street, Hudson. Fee o.
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A NcHoR LINE-spEcIAL NoTICE-THE NEW
IN steamer OLYMPIC sails 10Th June. The
steamer TRINACRIA sails 26th June Excursonists and
passengers Europe will study their interest by
inspecting these ne before purchasing tickets
elsewhere Choice Of cabins 70 London, Liverpool Glas
gov &C. $50; intermediate ty; steerage, ~; payable in
currency. Apply board steamers at pier ~ North
River or ut the Company's office, No Bow ling Green.
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
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COAsTwTsE STEAMSHIP

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
SOUTHERN LINE
The steamer GENERAL. SEDGWICK, Captain EvanA
win leave pier "a, East River, Wednesday June ~. 4
SIP NJ
The steamer VICTOR will follow sailing on 2ith inst
Freight for st Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken
and Rockport
For freight or passage, having superior accommods-
TONS apply to G. H. MALLORY a co,
Maid
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DEREMPToRY SALE OF LIVERY STABLE STOCK
/ 70 close partnership The entire Contents of the
Park Avenue Livery Stable, consisting OF Barouches
Phaetons, Landaus, Clarences, Horses, Harness and
Seighs Tuesday June Is at ii O'Clock, at 45l Fourth
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rTsFYJsTEls S.A il b OF YALUABLE
sHlLDIN LOTS on ], TwEN ~ Mn t,y
HI Inr VI RI n virtue OF
deed OF trust executed BY Goddn to me- e. =,
rrnstee bearing date 2ist MAY ana TccolaG1 ~
Inc clerks Office Of Richmond ~ ,, s
win proceed TO sell erg 20 70 y ~ All,
hena.leiarY secured rherenl, ON Lne WI
day OF December the y He i.ai
d A. the REAL ESTATE consey ~, SAG Ifn ~
icc;i.,yiz.. All that certain u OF Or PAkSELOf
LAND lying end being ia ne ci,s s 81 NO.
hounded by Twen ty-ninth, THIRTEEN, nEd Stdsgs'
each lot having front on j, anu ,,,nv
tint streets OF ia feet by 132 fees deep 70 an acy
xteen feet wide " Il being part OF ING rem
conveyed 10 Neil McCurdy by Alexander huihel'
TERMS Cash sufficient 70 pay expenses e O. sa &c
due oath November, 1879; upon cfedlt as 10
ais es until 2tth May 1879; and further srea UPON
900 az until Wth November, 1875 the iilancc upon
snch terms as the said Goddin may direct or the
trustee think it, ,,,,,o,o ~
divided into lots us may be deemed advisable at the
hour OF sale. EDWIN ~ ota T-.,stao
M
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BY James L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

CPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
- AT the request Of the owner
viii offer for sale nj auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY, December 10, lS72, at IL o'clock A.,
MONUMENT HOTEL, and the LOT adjoining,
with the wooden aud brick buildings thereon.
This property Is situated In the exact geographical
centre Of tie city, Immediately opposite to the CAM
toI Square, at the junction OF Grace and Ninth
streets, directly opposite to Capitol street. ana u-
equacd for the beauty OF It's SITUATION. II las !.
front of l63 feet on the west side of Ninth street
and 90 feet on the north side Of Grace street and
three fourts of the lot has depth OF 100 feet, run
min. back from Ninth street.
The property Is chartered. and may be taken by a
company in shares of $780, In which event the owner
will rake a number of them. When the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, now nearly finished, shall he
completed, there nI1tst he q frSt-cLdSS hnttt ON
ShockOe Hill. and this spot is without rival for It,
Until preparations made to build, the rental VIII
keep down Interest, taxes, &c. The properly ma!
be bought privately, and negotiations are invited.
TERMS Very liberal -
no l9-dtdS D. J.. ABpF.RSoN, Aucno1iecr'
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By Hill & Goddin, Auctionecrs,
No. lln3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
/ DWEJIINCi ABOVE, On THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND aTEEEIS,
AND a DWELLING On SECOND STREET
NEAR MAIN STREET. AT AUCT1ON.-By
virtue OF two deeds of trus-one dated 29d and the
other the cath day of June, 1s72.-eXecuted to- the
subscribers by Alice Walsh to secure respectively
the sums of $4,000 and l,500, with twelve per cent
Interest per annum. payable three years from me
above ed and 9th days of June 1872, both recorded
In the Chanccry Court Clerks Office of Richmond
city being required so TO do by the benciiciarieS
therein named. we will sell OF SATURDAY. Novem-
Der 3Oth. ls72 nj o'clock L. NJ. OH the premises
the Lot OF GROUND named In the tlrst deed,
having thereon BRICK STORE, with DWELL
ING above. fronting twenty feet on Main street
and running along tile east side OF Second street
sixty-tve feet.
Also the BOT OF GROUND commencing sixty
five feet from the corner of Main and Second streets
fronting on Second street thirty-lve ieet ana run.
ming back twenty feet having BklCh COIIAGE
thereon, named In the second decd.
This property Is In Il most desirable portion OIL inc
city, under good rental
TERMS us to the first decd: Cash rs 10 rs much
rs will Clrray the expenses OF executing this trust
nav the interest $4,000 from ed OF June. 1872, 10
day of sale. and make up any deficiency In tne
second deed TO pay off the sum OF 500 and crcoii
OF $1,000 with Interest Vt 10 per Gel per annum Till
Alice Walsh, or her representatives, may prescribe
on day of sale.
TERMS rs 10 the second deed Cash as to rs much
rs NAV bn required to execute the trust and pay OH
bond o; sl.5oO with interest from 2ith June, 1872,
TO day OF salc with intercstat L. per cent
JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee
no 90 FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
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II ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE Or
Ii THJRTEEns BEAUTIFUL.AED AD ~ Z. :.
.HLY-LOCATED FiRSTeCLASS BIZ ILL ~, V
LOTS, SITUATED ON TIE SOUTH ID dIs ~ ~ "
FRANKLIN ANDTHE NORTH LIsE ~ n :. z naS.
BETWEEN MONROE AND HENRY ~ SIH s. III
WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF MOhEuE .. r - m
AT AUCTION.-We shall ut the request OF Ut ~.
George 8. Palmer sell at public aucuon, Oh snc
premises, on THURSDAY the sth DAY OF pesern 3
cr 1872, commencing nc the hour Of % 0 oS nv
NJ, FIVE BEAUTIFUL BUtlDING L III, 10, ,t nas
ing front each on the south side of franklin sLfce1
Aiso; EIGHT ATTKAtaTIyE LOTS situated arn INT
mediatey in the rear Of the above NJ % by ias
feet to IN alley. A. f-.o-ra
G Palmer ap6fs Without any exception. the MOST
desirable property now being offered Tor u ES
residences or as an Investment For properly so ven
known further description is deemed unnecessary
and we would call the special attention OF pa aness
desiring TO invest to the foregoing SALE ana
that nil parties attending the sale would please pe
punctual ut the hour announced for the sac " eaho
place. -,,,, -. o,-o,,ced NJ
rho bnnr Of snIe LYME s. BROTHER,
'r nc 700 90 - Auctionecrs.
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by Lyme s. Brother,
AucIionce rs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, SIT
Y UATED ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF FRANK
LIN BETW ZEN TWENTl SIXTH ANDTWEN-
TY-SEVt NTH STREETS, AT AMCTlON.-We
snail at the request Of the heirs Of Thomas Taylor,
Jr deceased sell al public auction. the premises
on FRIDAY the 10Th day Of November, 1872, at 1
O'Clock r. NJ. that trTlly valuable and beautifully
located RESIDENCE, situated rs above described
containing eight room kitchen, stable &C., Mt
present occupied by MI. Thomas l.. Preston.
This property Is Justly considered amongst one of
the most desirable residences in that portion Of the
city. The house Is built of the very best material
TO any one desiring IL nice family residence. or &c
make 4 good investment. we would invite their
spccial attention. The lot has front OF 10 by l5(
feet TO I'm alley.
THE TERMS OF SALE VIII DC qultc HDcral. anc
announced at hour OF sale.
no93 LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers'
eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE AT THE SOurHEASn, CUhS Ssnh
M GNRY AND SIXTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and ais. Us. FOSTER and ais.-in Chesterteid CIR
cult Court November term ls1n ex as o.
mnon the premises. on FRIDAY, 9Th OF December
at 4 O'Clock r. ~, the BRICK COOPER StlOi ant
LOT situated as above, occupied by hlr. Gary, AM
owned by the heirs of III. Nj. Rooeftso''' ueee''eo
The lot Is IS by 100 feet. ,,,o .a,,.ro :,
This property is very Convenient TO inc centre o.
the city. and Is valuable for business purposes.
TERMS: Unc-fourth cash balance al SIX. tweivc
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with ln
tercst added and the title retained until the notes
are paid. SoS;;nSi E2 IDuTETSI,,S
Commissioners.
fp,-pps e. WILLIAMS AuctICneerS. no 90
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Hy Wellington Eollln,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioDccr.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL COT
4 TAGE RESIDENCE ON TIE WEST SIDE
OF ST. STEPHEN BETWEEN FEDERAL AND
COUTTS STRt.ETS.-By virtue OF 4 deed of trust
executed by William Fox, bearing date on the oath
January. 1886 duy recorded In Richmond Hastings
Court on the same day. SHALL III execution thereof
with the consent Of said Fox and all parties inter
cstcd, the controversy having been compromises
proceed to sell 1T auction. on the premises on SAL
i'RDAI the 30th November, 1872, ut ociock L. NJ.
the COTTAGE DWELLING located rs above, no"
In the occupancy of W. l.. Landrum.
The lot has front of 80 feet /! inches and dcpl
of II. feet to wide alley and the cottage has foul
rooms.
TERMS: At sale.
no a0-codtds W. GODDIN, Trustee.
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The Titusyille Press notifies its readers to
"send in copies OF Beautiful Snow for re-
publication. If possible, also send photo
graph OF author, with 1ive-doiar bin to pay
postage on return of manuscript"
The TitusYille Press says: eve have q
few ornamental young men in town who go
cut between acts to drink that no lecture
committee should be without"
a Geneva infant is surrounded with gran
deur: Four grandparents, six greatgrand
parents, one double great.srandmother, and
u grand piano comprise portion OF the IN.
yentory.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

rERUSTEE'S SALE OF a VERY VALU.
Il ABLE TRACT OF LAND, IN HENRlCO
COUNTY ABOUT EIGHT MILES. 81 BELoW The +
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON JAMES RIVER, ~
deed of trust from William u. Easley and wife to
the subscriber, dated 18th of May 7l, and recorded
in Hcnrico County Court Office, being thereto re-
aulred will sell at auction, upon the premises on
MONDAY. Cd of December, ut |? o'clock M.,
TRACT OF LAND situated as above stated: con-
talning TWO HUNDRED AND N1EETf-SEVEN
ACRES, bounded by the lands of Seldom I: Aiken,
Jackson F. Chi!drey, and by James river IL being
the same land assigned To the sud erantorS III the a.
vision of the estate OF John Il. Chaiiin. deceased.
This is said to be very superior body of land and
worthy the attention of those wishing to purchase
really valuable farm.
TERMS: The deed authorizes n sale for cash. but II
Is probable that other and more accommodating
terms will be announced ut the time of sale.
LAWSON NUNSALLI, Trustee.
cprrps C. WJ1ItIS Auctionecrs no 81