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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-21
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

4
rr,rv r,onpr TurnrGuouT THE COUNTRY
LoSpoS. December 20.-Thc late heavy
storms have swollen the streams throughout
England to q great height, and several OF
them have ovei1owed their banks. Inc
| sor and Eaton are flooded. The river Trent
and liz ailments. the Loar and the Dnrwcnt,
have oyerfowed their banks, submcrging a
large portion Of the country in Leicester
and Nottingham. In some sections of these
counties only the tops of the trees and
hedges are visible. Heavy land slides have
occurred near Dover and railway communi-
cation with that town is interrupted. The
town Of Peterborough, Northampton coun-
ty. is flooded, aud many residents have been
compelled to take refuge from the water i'll
the upper stories of their dwellings.
TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE BY MARINE DISASTERS.
LONDON, December 20.--A dispatch from
Liverpool says that 449 persons, including
passengers and sailors, have persisted by ma
rinc disasters during the past ten days.
Thirty persons were lost by the sinking OF
the ship Match!cs5, of Northumberland.
TIE FUNERAL OF pIsRAEI's WIFE.
The funeral Of the NiscountcSs Eeacons-
field wife Of Disracli. took place yesterday.
The remains were deposited in the family
vault at Hughcnden. The oI,seQuieS were
strictly private.
France.
I PARIS, December 2Q.--lt is probable some
of the bridges crossing the Seine, in this city,
will be swept away by the floods.
THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY.
The Committee OF Thirty have appointed
two subcommittee which sit separately.
The members of the committee express
great desire TO come to any agreement with
the Government. The MonarchSts no longer
insist on continuing the action of the commit
tee to the relations Of the executive and the
legislative. The first subject taken in hand
bv the committee was the SuSpcnSory veto.
power.
TIE REMOVAL. or THE MAYOR OF NANTES, &C.
All the members OF tie municipal govern
mcnt OF Nantes have resigned in consequence
of the removal Of the Mayor. The Paris
press generally regard the step taken by the
President in thi, matter It's Ill Indication oil
a conservative policy.
The Radical papers Go net attempt TO con-
ceal their indignation because the Minister
of the Interior is consulting with the Pre-
feet and Mayor of Lyons as TO the eNpe-
tliency Of slpprcS$ing the existing munich
pul government Of that city on account OF
the pronounced Radicalism OF its members
and Of dividing the city organization into
several municipalities.
Spain.
MApRIp, December 20.-Thc Ministers OF
Finance Public Works, aud Colonies, have
retired, and new appointments have been
made The sitting Of the COrtcS yesterday
was suspended in consequence OF the crisis.
Italy.
NAPLES, December ga gale Of unnre-
cclcutcd violence swept over this city Yes.
tcrday. Much damage was done to property
and also to the shipping iii the bay.
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BY Gruhhs & Williams,
Aucaoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bunk.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
L VALUABLE ESTATE KNOWN AS " NEW
STEAD FORMERLY OWNED BY EDW ARD
COX AND MORE RECENTLY BY HON. WILL
LIAM bOILW NNE, on J NMES RIVER
ABOUT NINE MILLS REtoW RICHMOND,
AMI CONTAINING ONE THOUSAND ONE
HUNDRED AND FOkTY-TWo ACRES.-Sy
yirtce OF 4 deed Of trust executed by William Bou-
ware, dated 18th OF Sfarch, $780, viii sell ut aug
tou, upon the premises. On MONDAY, cad Of Iie-
Cemker, 1872, at ]. O'Clock NJ, the celebrated
ESTATE above referred To. More than 500 acres
are frst.cllsS auyial and chocolate soil of mex
halStibse fertility. There art four small dwellings,
with all the usual out-buildlngs suitable for such an
estate. and IN orchard OF about 5e0s peach trees
besides other fruits. II fronts about three miles on
the river. requires comparatively little fencing and
has deep water for shipping near che barns.
! Ills iarm has always been regarded as one OF the
most productive on james river, has hen cultivated
with great profit 10 the late owner Hon William
Bouwarel. and this year, un.er every disadvantages,
has y.elieda very large lcr cenr. upon te amount
IL Viii probably sell for. No more tempting indGct
meist TO Investment IN farming baud can possibly be
otfere,. than in this. i sgs--
Terms: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs and expenses
OF sale and debt OF about l853ds, aud the residue
upon such terms ~ the gfntor hls Representatives
or assigns, may direct and In event of MS ortheir
failure TO state the terms, then epon sach credit
I shall anuonnce at the time Of sale.
JAcKSuS +. cHILpR' Y.
Trustee.
GRCBHs G WILLIAMS, Anstlonscsg. asM
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Cn.cAeo, December 2o..-,.i great storm
prevailed yesterday throughout the Nof !,
west, contrary to The predictions, OF. the
weather bureau at Washipgt The storm,
was one Of the most extensive witnessed
here for q long time, and every thorough
fare is blocked with snow. =,
PouuKEgpsiE, N. L, December ao:-Ths
morning passenger train on The Pough!kcel''
sic and Eastern railroad coming west was
detained five hours ut Boston Corners 3!
snow-drifs ten feet decp--a furious gale o
wind prevailing there at the time. itit
Harlem trains did not dare to cross the mgr
entertainments, on which trains have beer
blown from the track.
BosToy, December 20.-A heavy snow
storm. followed By rain. prevailed through
out New England last night and to-day.
WASHINGTON, December eo.-Di>latche
from New York, st. Louis, and Chicago re
port violent snow-storm prevailing.
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WasH1SeroN, December 2l.-For New
England and the Middle States fresh and oc-
casioaaly brisk northery to westerly winds,
clear and clearing weather, and loSer tenn
perfumes. For the South Atlantic state,
northwcsterly to northeasterIy winds and
clearing but partly cloudy weather, win
lower temperatures. For the Gulf states
northerly to casterly winds, and generally
clear weather. For Kentucky and TenncS-
see clear weather. From the Ohio Valley to
Lake Eric, the upper lakes. and the North,
west. gencrally clear and cold weather and
nor,lwesterly to southwesterly winds.
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Net; York Items.

New YORK, December 2o.-uon. William
Orion stated to-day that George William
Curtis had not been approached on the sub
;ect of the editorShlp of the Tribune.
Judge Orr, of South Carolina. has accepted
the Russian mission. and expects to sill ioi
Europe about the middle Of January, though
he prcte-s not to encounter the riSors OF The
st. Pctersbursh climate until the middle oil
March. $685.. .;.,
Only nine jurors have As yet been received
ia ti.r Stokes case.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
stock and Money Markets.

New York, December 2o.-Money strin'
gent at commission. Sterling higher
Gold, 1Ila to 1iIs. Governments closed firm
and steady. States very dull; Tennes-
sees, SO; new, sca., Virsinia's, 10 new,
so. Ccnsols, 55a; deferred, Is. Lonisi
ana's, SO; new, 80. Levcc,s, 90; IS 90
Alabama's, so; SIS, IS. Georgia's. 70; *
So. North Cardinals, S33 new, 10; special
tax. Il. South Cardinals, so; new, 2S
April and October, 2a2.
BALTIMORE, December 2o.-Virginia con
soils, 55S bid.
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New YORK, December 20.-The settlement
by JAY Gould with the Erie Railroad Com
papy was the main topic of conversation
throughout the city last night. 1t is every
where regarded asa grand triumph for Erie.
The proposal for settlement was COM
lnuncated in letter by Jay Gould addressed
TO President Watson, Of the Erie railroad,
December 18th. He stated that since his re-
signation Of the presidency he had been pre-
pared to make conveyance to the company
Of the property belonging to it which
he held In his name, but to which
he says he never made any claim.
During his administration he made
various purchases Of property for the
company with money of his own, the bene-
tit OF which accrued to the road. Upon the
construction placed by Mr.. Watson on his
accounts he was charged with oil the mo.
neys, and hence he believed the properties
i'll question belonged to him. and if they
were now transferred he should be credited
with their value. Owing to the state in
which he was compelled to leave his ac-
counts on his withdrawal from the company,
and the loss Of bis account-beok, some things
remained unexplained. The various pieces
OF real estate in dispute, therefore, he pro-
posed 10 convey to the company, and in adj
ui''oi .he 0iauu Opelu mouse anu auJacent
properties owned by himself and Fisk. 81
do his" he says, "for the sake of pcace.'
Mr.. Watson thereupon replied that he con.
sid@rcd this fair offer, and would at once
lay The subject before Il special committee.
Air. Gould yesterday said to reporter
q Since the Erie war my object has been to
obtain series Of roads under practically one
management from New York to San Fran
cisco, and In this way TO obtain fair share
of all the traffic on the intervening route
and that which accrues at either terminus"
Mr. Gouid's object seems now to be to en-.
nance the price of Erie stocks, to the end
that he may be measurably reimbursed.
The real estate and securities transferred
by j. Gould to the Erie Company were
formally surrendered to-day, i'll the usual
legal form.
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yxTANTED, a COLORED MAN as STEM
w ARD for hotel In this city; 'also, a large
ra,rnher Of COLURED WOMEN and GlRLSto 60
" ~" j. r. JUST1S. Labor Agent,
de.,,, No. 0 Fifteenth street
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TOR RENT, the HOUSE (No. 1907 ess
n situated OH the northwest corner OF Fifth ss::I
and Franklin streets, now occupied by a. Austin
Smith, Esq. Possession Gun be had on the Isl OF
january next K. u. EACiIO,
de le-3t Real Estate Agent.
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TYANTED nniencing January lst,
| wv 1s7s-OSE MILLIOS ti.oOo,o oa) KsG HOOPS
fornn half tai feet long. TO be FURNISHED ny sn-
tract white oak, hickory. md blreh for 1urther
t'at 'i'a''N 'pf'' WILLIAM McGRUDEE,
aoo,,tx - No. sOt Main street.
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EOR RENT, FRAME DWELLING A.
a on Ninth street near Leigh; five rooms, lzI.t
kitchen, water ana gas.
For rent. FRAME DWELLING OH Leigh be-
tween Second and Third streets; seven rooms.
Kitchen, gas and water the premises. Rent very
low. Appyto LYME BROTHER.
de oI-3l
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Ry Grlibhs u Williams,
Rca. Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh. street between Min and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE TRACT
l. OF LAND EMBRACING THE EILLAGE
OF "lNGLEWOOD," ON THE RICilMoEp'
ROAD, ABOUT EIGHT MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND At AUCTlON.-Ey virtue OF deed
OF trust from E. i. Newburn TO the subscriber dleu
nth of June. 1874 and recorded in llenr!co County
Court office Q,eims theretn rcquircd) will sell at
auction. at the slice Of CRITTERS < WILLIAMS. III
the city of Richmond. on SATURDAY, 3lst PC
ccmbcr nj |. ocIork NJ, the property above refer
rcd to- combating NINtTY-SEVEN ACRES;
portion of which has been laid ont into {; large
number of building lots lying prctiily on the rail-
road and known as .'luglcwood."
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale ana 10 pay on
balance Of dent. amounting tn ahont :7!3 the resi-
may direct and in event Of his or their failure 10
give any direction. then upon terms 10 lie namcdb by
the trustee at the time Of sale.
P.W. GRUBBS, Trustee
t.p,.u;,s e WuII,Ns Auctlonecrs III 10
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PROPOSALS.

49,
SPECIFICATIONS FOR A JAIL.-In
~ pursuance OF tlI order Of the Board of Supcryi-
sors ~ Gloucester county. entered at Il meeting OF
sail: Board held on the III of September last. am
directed IN advertise for SEA LED PROPOSALS.
rD BUILD y COUNTY JAIL for the county Oh
Gloucester, according 10 Tie following specifications
aud Dimensions:
Funding 3?xlG, pitch - feet. two stories, two
ROOMS on 4 tlunr-lwo of the ROOMS Zone below ana
The ether abavc to be built on an iron grating. win
bar iron one AMI bali inches wide Ivy onc-hilf ~
inch thick. running horizontally, and pierced y rod
iron ball-lnch In diameter. running pcrpcnGiculriY:
spaces between the grating not 10 exceed TOUR inches
tie walls of the entire building 10 b" two bricks
thick Il pass:i;r and stairway running through tie
middle nf the building. taking up, including parf-
ton walls. eight feet stairway to be iron; each
room to nave an cartI-cloSet and two windows
ruch window t. br douby ir0r-giatc; all the doors
10 he couhc: The inside doors TO be lTon-Trattd,
witt, an opening To pass meals, &c. Jail-ocks and
h. ou side doors 10 be covered with sheet irun the
Whole building to be heated hy furnace: the root
TO lie slate, and irc-proof: floors of oak. The entire
building to hc completed by the 18th day of June,
1878. . . . :.
Proposals will be received up 10 the FIRST DAY
OF DECEMBER NEXT. The money will be fully
In hand before the contract Is let ont.
injecting of the Board held OH Friday the 18th
of December. 1|72, for reasons appearing to the
Board. IL was determined TO advertise for further
proposals. and that sud privilege c extended 10 the
flt"rEtNTH DAY OTJANUARY NEXT.
Proposals must be sent seilcd 10 the clerk on or
before the 18th Of January next .....
de 2y-F3w JOHN :. COOKE. Clerk.
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Pores line, The proper study of man
kind is man." is being verified. Booksellers
testify that the demand for scientific books.
especially those of Huxley, Tyndall, Oar
win, and Lycll, touching mans history i'll
the past, particularly his origin, was never
80 great rs now.
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Alabama Affairs.

MONTGOMERY, December 20.--The House
permanently organized to-day by the cleo
ton OF Republican officers. The disposition
to retract former action is no longer visible.
Everything seems to be harmonious. The
Senate did nothing.
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~ BY Sgeilirgzc Goddia,
ahationeer and Zeal Estate a gent.
4 car:,ef t,f Eleventh and Bank stfects
H7[ssRIsTEEss SALE OF LARGE BRIGl


TsRuSTEEss SALE OF LARGE BRICK
il MANSION, AND SEVERAL RA u ED y
TEEEaENTS ATTACHEl,s On TLEA ;sa ~
STREET. OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE gF
DR. %. A. STREGKER.-- 4s trnstee In a sertJ.n
de,g0f trus, beafing DAFT. 81 dry OF March. assa
TnIy recorded IN Hcnrico County Court OH the l9lh
March 1sfe. and by the consent OF Ill persons In
crested shall self 1t anct9n on The eIo on
p Al ii fajr if not. the first fair dry thereafter,
that large BIc SEMEST 9G Gasc Of aps Mr
Inniei yon GrruiuC. contai ming Twelve rooms.
also. several FRAMED TENEMEsTs in the back
Yard Tie lot has front OF SO feet, running pack
3ia feet. Tic buildings were originally de5lsnen
for n female boarding schocl. and are nov wei
adapted for school purposes or for the residence Oh
a large family. ,, !,
TERMS by CONSENT: One third cash; balance Ell =,
siy twelve. ur;d eighteen months Tor negotlapie
notes. interest added. secured by trust deed.
-. L. l.. ID. WALF0RD, Trustee
In consequence Of the RI in last evening the fore-
going sale was postponed till THIS Saturday AT
do Gn ~ WV q '''N BY THE TRUSTEE.
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BY Lyme i Brother,
Auctoucers and Zeal Estate Agents.
No. 1912 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TW o
" VALUABLE VACANT LOTS SITUATED
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF 'YENA-
BILE STREET AND 5iECHANlCSVILLET TURN
PIKE; Also a NICE LITTLE MARKET FARM
ON THE WILLIAMSBURG PIKE, ADJOINING
THt. NATIONAL CEMETERY, ABOUT ONE
HALF MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUG
TIOS.-Thc undersigned commissioners under a
decree of the Richmond Chancery Court pro-
nounced on The 18th October 1871, In the cause Of
Walker and ais. Slater, executor. and ais. win
Of FOR sale ri public aEction The premises, OH
MONDAY the 5o,h day OF December, ls7a, at 1
O'Clock z. NJ, those TWO DESIRABLE LOTS To-
Gated above described, fronting 333X-. feet more
prless. Also, OH TUESDAY the 3lst day or Decein-
Der, it7o III O'Clock Z. NJ, that nice little MAR
kET FARM located rs above described, containing
seven acres inUIp or LEGS. ..- . 4sssFa. Es#E0
TERMS OF SALE: Will be oue-four,h OF the pu--
cias" money cash; the residue ut Fix, twelve, and
eighteen mOnhs for negotiable Lotes. interest adj
dt"l: title retained until same are paid and a con-
reyaUcn or dGed ordered by the court.
A. X. COURTNEY,
Ha.f ". l.. SCATTER,
Commissioners.
dc lG-Is,l7,lS,lo.?l.ol q. 2S,c7,2s3o.3l
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klcHMoSD AND DAEyILLE RAILROAD Co.-l
RICHMOND, August IL. isi2.
DICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL-
IL R0AD.-0n andatter SUNDAY, August lsta,

GOING WET.
daily EXCEPT snnaggs at ss leaves
yille 1T 1885 P 81. arrives at Greensboro at s'
Train . No. 8 Gynchburg passenger leaves Rich.
Pm. '' - - ~ '''' ak 49, : ~
Train No. 10 Through mail and exprcssl leare,
Richmond daily at lso T. NJ; leaves Danyii!e dsiIy
A. Vi. - :
GOING EAST.
Train No. . Through mail and express! aa,,H
Greensboro daily at "a. NJ; leaves Daayil!e daily
a 40 A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily ~ 1872
Train No. Through passengcr) leaves Circus.
boro' daily Except Sundays at l:l0 4. NJ ieaft,
Danville at s?P. ~; arrives 1t RichmoHa !" !''
r. NJ.
burg daily at "a. ~. leaves Burkeyiiie al lE.'' L
NJ: arrives ar Richmond at aaS L. N. LII,
Trains Nos. and 10 connect at Greenso%to Hntn
trains on the North Carolina railroad Tor an Fp'"'
south. Ell,
Tnia No.. 10 connects a. Greensboro Win tisin
for Raleigh arriving there 1t 1:Ia D. " Ia's.s,n
leaving Raleigh at I:lS 7. h. connect AT Hrees'of"
with train No. . for Eichuund -. -,
Train No. connects at Bgrkefi!e WIN u;'n on on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio r:iiso;id 'e' ~
Lynchbrrg Accommodation Train leaves EiSh.
uond ut IS p. 81. daily except sun,siSs
ut Lynehburg in time to connect WIN ls m"t nd
Passenger train on the hilan'ic, hlsSi>siPli ""'
Ohio railroad Tor the southwest, m.
Passengers coming east leave LyDcDDurS at"I a.'s
arrival OF the Atlantic. Mississippi ana .a,u "a ,d
sepger train from Bristol, aud arrive al Richh'o"'
at g:is A. NJ. ,i
THROUGH TICKETS 10 all points sonM Si T.,
southwest can be procured al The ticket sE'S' me
Richmond. aud Of X. F. WALKER. 4 gent OF ~ ~
Atlantic, Mississippi and Chic railroad Ne 30"
Main street, Richmond. ~.
Papers that have arrangements 70 40, er' sSs ~
JOHN X. aACMUkDo,
General Freight and Ticke; Ag .,nas
- - a.. = E>i's"i = A-"e"'>~ suiI
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l;y James VI. Taylor & SON.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VACANT
L LOTS. ON MARSHAl.L ,EAk ltilHI ;,
EUf'KTU sTREtT CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE
Ut ATCTIuN.-By virtue "f 4 decd of trust cX-
rrutrd to trustee. dated June D. 1872, ana aul,
recorded! in the clerk Office 81 the klchnoia nan
rry Court in Hrrd-look g. i. Ssth page. to secure
Tie paynent Of two certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned, default having been made In me pay
DO by The beneficiary In said decd will proceed u
sci! at public auction. on the premises, at ! oriocS
L. VI. on SATURDAY the 18th day III i,ecr!nner
lg-o. If fair il not, the NEXT ttr day thereafter
SUNDAY excepted, IN" property as above located
froniin;. II y-l2 feel III the south side oil MiEShal'
street . g.,
sale and thr st:rr Of 67.25 with interest from the eth
day of nrccmlcr. lS72. until paid; aud the balance
GU such terms MAY be agreed upon on me Gay o.
sale. II. StIHoS LAY i-'h' ruStcc.
j MIS VI. T AYI.. L L Son. AuctOnrers DOW
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By W. Goddln,
: Real Estate Agent and huctioneer,
Of,;rp corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF VALUABLE LIT
4 TLEroTTaGEFARM uFTWENTl-rlIEEE
ACRES on TIE MEADUWBItlDGE ROAD
HALF-MlLE NORTHEAST OF RICHMOND
Nv virtue al two deeds of trust executed to the sub
scriber ly Mr. james 4. Goddn Ito secure the pur-
CHASE y)-the first bearing date l:tll OF August
ls72 the sec0ud l;th of October. ls72both duy re-
corded in iierrico County Court, shall. I'D eSecu-
ton thereof III the request OF the hcnchcary, pro
coed 10 sell ut public auction. at the office OF W. Cog
din real estate aUciDncrr. corner OF Bank ana Ell
vc.th streets. In the city Of Richmond. on tklDAl
Tie nth of December. lS.2. at IL O'Clock NJ ne rem
estate co.Ivcye thereby. cOusS ing OF the l. fAS1
UPLAND lyin. tire McydowlrtdGe road at'out
half n mile northeast nf Richmond, opposite tlic
farm OF the late Or. +. FL. Deane adjoining me resi-
dencc Of Sir. George GinsOn- containing INES11-
THREE ACRES. more or less.
ON the place is 4 neat CnrTAGEwith four rooms.
and An ont-niidia., suitable for barn or Kitchen
The nelehbcriOcd Is M excellent one, aud the land
very desirable for markct-gdrdcn.
FERNS: Enough In cnsh To dcfray expenses of
Sale and to DISCHARGE two notes past due lone Tor
Ssa7.5u and fc other for ::35.i5l on credit as to
$3.50 uni ls-l5th April 1878; on credit as to f6aosn
until Fish august, 1878: and rs 10 the residue Of
the proceeds Of sale. such terms as NAY be an
uouccd at tin. liour Of sale, the Whole credit pay
nelS to bear interest fr.nl the day Of saie secured
hy Il trust Coed.
dc l7-codti JOHN 4. GOlDlS, Trustee.
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by Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers'
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

A. DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FINE
n MATCH-HoRsES AT .AUCT1oN.-THlS
InmpkIr's alley. for account of the administrators
Of ohm Frccland, deceased, -
One pair splendid MATCH BAY Hokshs, hye
and six years old, very stylish, ana "drtah'ed
sound. -, ,.,. ,-,,rrc, 49,
After which, HORSES, MULES: EEIi!ChES.&c.
COUk & LAUGHTcN, =
de o. - r. e- AuciNurcrs.
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BY w. Goduin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh mud Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY
THREE ACRES. WITH MEN AND D CO St DIR =
tGn0ijE,S EEIDGE ROAD. ADJOINING GREG
r6RY'S TAVERN, TEN MILES FROM MAN
the request of Mr Dabney u. NIL,
nj auction. on the prcinistS. on SArIRDAf the
9lst of December. 1s7?. nj /. O'Clock ~, that very
desirable FARM located rs above. adjoining the
residence of Rev. JAMES Gregory. Miles Chalkley
and others. containing TWO HUNDRED AND
ACHES of which about nall IS
omen land of good qualify; balance In wood and
timber. The place Is well Enclosed The DWELL
ING is a rev one. containing four rooms ana Two
closets. and there Is good barn. st1h.e, &c. Ihc
harm stable. and dwelling are well incloscd with
observation-disclosures fence. THIS Is favorable CHARGE 10
secure a good farm In desirable ncighb1rhood on
favorable terms. E
! TERMS: Liberal and made known at the hoHr OF
sale (de i9-,S2ll ". GODD1N. Aucttoncer.
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STOVES. raNwaRE. se.

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a RIAL IEEn Cook tS6-SfNYE. tan SS,.ssA
aud see To- E,il, stock OF Cooking aud isa,Ss
ings stoves, Tinware. aud House. MrnisntlSs
80 49, - - $40 Bread stree,
NO, between Firth ard siAth,
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TIGH CONsTABLE'S SALE viii sell
a at public auction on TUESDAY, Oec ss Sa
ii2 VIrgini. street, between Cary street and pan.
vile RaiIroad depot, ONE FRAME Hors s, 70 70
satisfy distress warrant In my hands In Ltvor OF
hnI.row D. F,Ilett rs Patrick Sweeney, for ground
rent. TERMS: Cash. A. q. DUESBE5H!FEfts
do IL. y. ". n.